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Evening star., 1949-06-29
Names Used in Politics
Aid.to.Education Bill Seen Imperiled
BY Hoover and Eisenhower Attacks

Whether they know 1t or not,
and certainly Mr.. Hoover should
insistence on grants only to the
poorer States" would kill the
measure. The Senate plainly dis
closed its view on this issue when
1t defeated such an amendment
before it passed the bill. The
whole problem is complicated,
among other factors. by the de-
sire even Of wealthy States to
share in some types Of Federal
grants. even though they might
be able to meet educational and
other needs, themselves.
Put Before Governors.
The practical situation was
plainly put to State governors who
grappled with the whole Federal
grants problem at their re-
cent Colorado Springs conference
by another prominent Republican,
Gov. Earl Warren of California,
1948 Vice Presidential candidate.
Arguing against any fiat cut,
he pointed out that it was i'm
practicable, as some States were
interested In certain types of
grants and others in different
sorts. The governors agreed 1t
was not practical by taking no
action.
Citing his own, a wealthy State.
Gov. Warren expressed its keen
interest, for instance. in funds for
reclamation, irrigation and public
power to develop Ats natural re-
sources. Though it could meet
other needs, II could not supply
funds on the scale necessary for
such development. but must look
to the Federal Government Fur
thermore. such projects are ma
tional in scope because their bene-
fits 60 beyond State lines.
The governors conference rec
commended a study of the whole
subject of grants-in-aid, as well as
Federal-State relationships. just
such a study as the Hoover Com
mission did for reorganization Of
the Federal Government. This is
what it will take, for so many
problems are involved that can
not be solved simply. including
duplication of tax fields. =
Education. meanwhile. should
not be imperiled and Disseminated
against on this ground.
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controversial a matter. A switch
by one Senator would have meant
a tie which Vice President Bark
ley, who had flown back from
California for just such an emer-
gency, would have broken in the
administration's favor.
The voting. pattern proves that
with his labor allies the President
must replace a substantial num-
ber of Midwest Republicans up
next year or he will get no legis-
lation on labor, taxes or other
economic matters that the Re-
publican-Sout Democrat coal
ition does not want.
Shelved Amendment.
II proves also that Majority
Leader Lucas. despite exceptional
efforts, is leading not the Demo-
cratic party but that splinter OF
it which supports President Tru-
man and the Fair Deal. He is a
quarterback. part Of whose team
runs with the opposition on some
Of the most important plays for
which he calls the signals. 1t is
pretty hard to win for dear old
Siwash under such circumstances.
With his shrewdly conceived
amendment plus the pressure Of
the impending election. Senator
Lucas not only got nearly third
of the Southerners and two border
State Senators who usually run
with them. OF the ID Southerners
who voted no. only 3 are up next
year and they are. for various
reasons. virtually unassailable, at
least from Washington.
Thus the President can't help
himself southwark. He must fix
his sights on the nine Republic
cans who said him nay and are
up in so. There are three other
Republican incumbents-Senators
Aiken, Morse and Tobey-and
there the Democrats will leave
we'll enough liberals alone.
Democrats. therefore, will go
after Senator Taft. Capehart.
Donnell. Hickenlooper. Millikin.
Wiley, Reed. Gurney and Young.
They have been cheered by news
that at least observation-disclosures,
Reed and Gurney-have primary
trouble with the ambitious Gov
ernors of their respective States.
Senator Lucas Southern sue
cesses Tuesday indicate that the
labor-Fair Deal vote is beginning
to have some meaning below the
Mason Dixon line.
Senators Hill, Johnston and
Long, who supported the civil
rights filibuster but who are up
next year. went along with the ad-
ministration. So did Senators
Tydings of Maryland and Elmer
Thomas of Oklahoma who must
stand in so. The prolabor votes
Of Senators Pepper. Kefauver and
Graham were anticipated but Sen
ator McKellar was somewhat OF q
surprise.
Discounted Southerners.
Senator Lucas had discounted
the IA Southerners who said no:
he had, however. expected the
votes of Republican Margaret
Chase Smith. Hendrickson and
Capehart. Senator Hendrickson
had spoken against the Injunction. |
CIO leaders declare they had Sen
ator Capehart's promise to vote |
yes. Senator Smith was consider
ed a middle-roader who under
stood labor's fear Of the injunc- |
ton and would welcome the COM |
promise. Her name was called |
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flee, however, in an election which
was not much different from that
held in Greece, where We have
gone the limit in supporting the
royal government.
Gen. Franco has held no signifi-
cant elections so far. But II he
were a dictator, like Stain and
others behind the Iron Curtain
with whom we have full diplo-
matte ties. he could get the usual
SO per cent of the popular vote
According to unbiased observers
including American diplomatic
and military officers. he could gel
substantial majority even in a
free election.
u. s. Business Pinched.
AS a result Of our so-called
theological policies toward these
two Latin countries other nations
and particularly Britain and
France-now are obtaining eco
nomic advantages at the expense
Of American business, which Is be-
ginning to feel the economic pinch
American exports are being car
ried on now principally under the
European Recovery Program. That
is to say. the American taxpayer
indirectly is subsidizing American
export industries. Only a small
proportion Of our export trade is
business in the old meaning OF
the word.
Last week British and Argen-
tine officials put the finishing
touches on an economic agree
ment. Because of the complaints
of our exporters. who in the past
prospered in Argentina. the State
Department made a mild protest,
charging discrimination against
this country's economic interests,
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n4SI were tase
c2es whgt2 had
SUCH a say and
happy tGEe a
few years aso
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GrIptson Of The
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magnificent l3o-
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t.m as II Il
today gQ'ied
ny bombs, eu.-
sf ~ 6IaG EzSF
vas = real
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t h a at--ci t & a :
rettes, whisky,
m e n s hats,
W o m e n , S
clothes, sport
ing equipment,
and so on.
1t is so. too,
in the field of
ideas and IL,
politics.
All of which
is apropos of
the enlistment
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D W / & h t D .
E;co n - w a =.
Evening star., 1949-06-29

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IdCb lildt ne
couldn't W in
even after he
had managed
to attract al
most a third Of
the Southerners
starkly outlines
President Tru-
m a MS 19 5 0
election task.
1t is probable
that the ad-
m ! n | S t ration
will rarely get
that close to
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Evening star., 1949-06-29
By Confanfine Bro,rn

For the last few years-and
particularly since the end Of the
war-President Juan Peron Of
Argentina and Generalissimo
Evening star., 1949-06-29
BY Thomas L. Stokes

1t is q favorite device Of our
highly developed American ad-
vertisine and publicity techniques
to use names" to sell this or
Evening star., 1949-06-29

Franco OF Spain
have served as
punching bags
for q number Of
A m e r / c q n
liberals. as
sisted by the
policies Of the
State Depart
ment.
It Is true that
both Of these
men are die
tators, in diff
fering degrees.
Peron rose to
htS rracopf 0f-
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McLemore-
Recalls Ccrefree
Doys on Danube
b. Remrr Vel sn ere

Reading Jos1n G@ntse-s ihtcs:
oocE. Behind :tse Curtain u
vas hard tog re 10 Tv&zEss ira,
ire countries nov wTttslas n tsae
Evening star., 1949-06-29
By Doris FIeeson n

Majority Leader Lucas did
amazingly well with his anti-in-
junction amendment to the Taft
Hartley act. losing 1914. The
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Furniture and Bedding Reduced

Telephone Sets choir mahogany Were 1895 Now
4 Mehosery Coffee Tables. Were l4o5: Now -------.$S
Mohoqany Extension TobIes. Were 1896 Now$32
Mohoaony Tobes Were 4o95
) Walnut Coffee Tobes. Were oo5.
wainu Governor Winthrop Secretaries Were 74e5
Living Room Suite Beige Fneze Were Sz49 Now
l-zPieee Living Room Suite Blue Feze Was S2l9 Now 5! -
l3Pieee Sofa Bed Suite blue topes Slightly dooeed Was
1-spieee Living Suite rohoir soed Wos s549 Now
1,p;eee Lvne Room Suite blue domosk Was sl3e.
Berkiine PIotforn Rocker green. Was 1895 $z8
Patform Rocker. topesry Was 1895. Nov --$3!
4-sPieee Dining Room Suites. Were s229 No~S1e4
Night Tobe Was 1895. Now So
Mes:," sions Night stend.. 1885 Now-----S!6
waInut Dining TobIe. Wos 1895. Now---------$15
Tit beck cha,s with ottomon Now $4z
Lerss Lounge cheis tapestry foam rubber CUSHION We
bIo,d. Nov MODERN p,.,,er. Were 50 IS. Now--S30
Blonde Modern Messivs vonhy Wos 1895 Now----$30
WoInu Chestrobes. Were 1895.
Single Size Coil Springs Specially built for cleaning under BED
Soto Bed; oroy moho Wos $3.50. how-------------S8Q
oeeosionoI chors. blue topestp. Were 2e5. how-$5
Occasional Choir. modern topesty Wos 12s5 how--@32
Lounge Choir, red and topery Wos 1925: Now-33S
Pobsek Lounge choirs wine domok Were 49 e5 Now
Lounge cheir topey, T cushion Were 4o oe5 Now, S38
Occasional Chair topestY modern wonut orn's Were
Borel-boek Choir Surrey green 5eo5. how------$3o
Fvepieee Wrought Iron Lo~n Set oos-op ob'e ond4 ehe
5 Wrousht Iron Tsbe. Were oe5 Now---------------$5
Glider, green cover; repeen Was $3.50. Now-$ $4Z
Thepieee Sectional sefa turquoise and topest wos
piece Suite green feze Wos SIP Nov 81
fve-pee Soto Bed Suites: wine topey Were S!4s NOW 27
Mehoseny 4oraws' Bachelor Chest Was 1926 Now SZ6
Modern Walnut Bedroom Suite. BEDS chest voni bench
night stond Was $3.50. Now
Three-pee. Msheseny Bedroom Suites. Were ses Now $e9
Mehossny Vanhy Was $50.
Living Room Suites. ohoir Were $249 Now 86
Love Sect. gold and eoy topestV Was 1895 Now--S55
eoidenbe,g.-Fu,nitue and Bedding, Fourth Floor
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HOmeWares Reduced

yo T.,eo Porcelain TOP Tobe CO., eeoed
.sI0w sPIS n eo~sed T ehors Wos I2o s. Now---S7o
{. p....,.:. r.n r,h. Extends 6O".
= @ s'oek d sae ,hoe aHp W.. lie so S78
Blue Foreo Top TobIe 81 wide extends to oo
covered choir Wos l29e5. Now----------
t ) nsa s"I0" h;,s ~ W.. ~ Ise es Now------
Groy Mother Tobs extends co. ond uron
covered chois. Was 1895 Now SiOS
Formieo Top Tabs extends to oo and 9fHn
covered chojr Wos 1895. Now
Denosed Tobe extends to co. ond chrome 1rone
choirs Choice Of eoors Were 1872 pop
GROW Mother Tob extends to CO. and Red
Dlron covered choir Was 1895 Nov Ply
yellow Formo Top Tobe so" and yellow channel book
ha;s" a wos TAO es Now---
Block Top extends co. and Duran covered eno
Red Tepo Tobe extends co. and Duran eove-ea
11S.90
Wood cobnet with PoreeIein Top Slightly dooeed Were
lee Boz. Jorooed Door is hod to close Wo 545 how--S22
I Unfinished Chferobs-soied Wos 1886. NowlSoo
GoIdenbeg gs-Homewores, Downstois
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Upholstery and OilclOth Reduced

800 Ps cur+eins rffed 81" long morauee and dots ST.
ono toored style oroe 6pece eottoee Were
2es. - pe"
terms in vine green, blue eroy. Were oe8.
80 Ped fit metal porch hoirs ond
White or Green ond oonoe Were e8. -
100 cretonne Covered Pillows. filled Were ST. Now
6peee Replacement Glider Sets voter repelen striped drill green
and oronoe green white scots and scot cushions
y soo 1a1" %." ves.n snd z6 to So wd e4 long la
creon, with notchine topes. Were 39e. Now--,Z Z;S2
80 Heoviest ouoIty AL Veneon Blinds. Sizes a. to
vide 81" long, Ivory matching Were 598 Nov y
$50 oil wanted coo good rollers Size 50
American Hlond Window Shades in wonderful
ooo on guaranteed rollers Size 3ex70 Some slight inperee
200 wards Wide selection Of pottens ond
eoos pon Slight peeeons Wos o9e yod Now 44e ya'd
Goidenbergs-Upho,tev, Third Floor
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Suits and TOppers Reduced

IS end earbad"' Topp'", white pink and ys9
50 Only Reyon eobordine Teppsrs Weee s:e5 how4.47
ons Unined Suits. long sleeves Were l2e5 Now ---e4s
Al-wooI Tweed coot,, ond blue. Were Is e5 Now$8
Aii-wooI comeI eoat Size 10. Was 1925: Now
Rsyon Goberdine coot, Size 10. Was 1895 NowS4
XI-wooi Grey cep. Suit. Size 10. Wos 1895. Now $I5
AI-wooI Goberdne Sizes 10 to 40 Were 1926 Now SIS
Block FoIe Suits. Sizes II ond a. Were ~ e5 NowSl2
IS Wo.hobs Cotton Dresses Were 399 No~l9S
GoIdenbe,g.-suts ond Goats, Second Floor
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Lingerie Reduced

3e Rovon Jersey Size "a only
Were 80 Nov ----- -------------- 80
IS Cotton Slips op and bottom White ond
Tea Rose Sizes 81 34 Were 39, Now 99e
s. Reyon Crepe toioed Slightly soIed Sizes 81 to g.
Were z. 49, Nov ~
Reyon Slips toored Tea Size 81 only Were 29 Now e7e
embroidered shoulder ribbon trim
Royon Black Size "a ond 3o Were $50 Now 259
Royon Slips top black Were 295, Now lS9
IS Broodeoth Poomos with mdrf top pants with bond
wois. Pink and yellow. Size "a. Were 259. Now-S169
GoIdenbe,g,-Lodies' Underwear Street Floor
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Bows Wear Reduced

50 Boys. Wesebe Shorts Sonforized wills eobordnss ord
Full elastic Sizes to H. Were 100 Now
10 Bows outfit shirt pont belt and teon
letters . eroy foneIete Size to H. Were 2es Nowl4S
IS Bethins Fine knit all wool and part WOOL inside
supporters Size ls. Were l.49 ow------------.44e
100 Boys. Sunsu seersuker wills and oobordne
sonozed Sizes 10. Were 12o. Now---68e
Boys. eosic reouors in bold stripes Broken
sizes 25c Now, &c
Bows, Tee Shirts moke full corbed white ond
soid eoos s. IA and L. Were &c. Now-------------z8e
s6 Bows. Wosh seek. cut sonoed coons oobordne wills
and foncy suine All cuffs Sizes g. Were 298 Now 88
Boys Shirts and Shorts Peees and eeuors Of famous noks
~ ' pairs 81
GoIdenbe,q,s-Boys' Weor Street Floor
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NO MAIL, PHONE OR COD. ORDERS
Rugs Reduced

e-z7"x54" Wool Figured Rugs Were 7.95 Now-----5 595
lo-ex6' Wool Figured Rugs. Were 1895 Now 1926
so-zx3 Reversible Texued Chenille Rugs Were 5e5 Now Z 49
so Reversible Texured Chenille Ruas assorted
se5 Now w------ ----------------------2.e5
Reversible Textured assorted coor
We,e eS Now w------- --------------------4.49 40
Is-27"x54" Administer Rugs. Were 6.95
7-22"x36" natural Color Were oe5 Now .88
1o-3'xe' Reversible Fibre Rugs. Were 5.95 Now 800
15-54"xeo" Reversible Fibre Rugs. Were lo5. Now 90
100 Ysds zz" Heu and so copet Wos 3e5 Now SO Yo'd
27 o corpet in only Wos 4e5 Now 1888 ford
GoIdenbes,-Rvss, Third Floor
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Fabrics and DOmestics Reduced


10 ss wd. unbeaehed Muslin Re""o"t' heovy auoiy
w0i " Bed Sheets. sas" size soo s99 sx1o8 slightly
ooed Mendobe eors. Were 10 Now 81
po Bote. Dapes. Were $50 Nov 80 n.- -s3, Pee se
100 pod Turkish Towels assorted Were 3ee; Now -22s
"a loee seors size l4"x43". Were 39e Now-------Z5e
3e" soex Kitchen Prints assorted eoo Wos see y
40 Pose TobIe Cloths assorted print potems Size
zoAWooi BIonket, sizes 1890 joined Were S. Nox
800 Yerd Block We've Fob assorted eoor Wo
500 Yod. 3e Stripe Check Print seersueker Was ose
10 Ye,d. se Wide Tafete Seconds Wos eee yo,d NOV
GoIdenbe,ss Fabrics. Street Floor
Mems Furnishings Reduced
700 Men,, Striped Dress Sizes IA to l52 Were 59 nov
800 Mems Fine Ties All wool lined Were 81 and
a. Men, Fine Boodeot Poiame Size and Were e9 ond
ISs M.n', All Wool Sleeveless sweote M l. Were s9 NOV
5o Man.. Fine Cotton Hondkerehe in white Were i9e NOW
5nn pn;,. Mems Fine eeuors OF 49c erode NOW fos
40 Men. Cotton Sport Shirts. short sleeves small onN were
Mo~ s~ 49, E. n.. Shirts Sizes IA to le Were 80 =
coIdeobe,os-Mens furnishings Street Floor
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NeckWear Reduced

IS M.e. and Womens Reyon Bousss broken sizes SLIGHTLY
soied Were eo Now---------------- 1.87
y cs,eo p,in. Bou.., broken sizes
Va, r,sm.. brim STYLES Black and pink 80 w--69e
80 Block Diekies with sequn trim. Were 81. Now--57e
& vh.. and Gold Belts Were 81.
, VIII. .,d co,d Belts, Were So how------------Soe
I'm Neekweo, including eoo hoer Slightly
;,d W.. 5ee 70 ST.
GoIdenbergtNeekweur Street Floor
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GOLl)ENBER(1'S
Pre-Inyentory Clearance i!
Appliances Reduced

Appliances Reduced
Youngstown Roll ewoy Cabinets. Were 1895, Now-$ $lQ
Thor GIodron ironers. Were 1926, Now
Porcelain 81" American Sink As is Wos e525 Now 500
4o-saon Westinghouse Hot-Woter Heote' Was '7ee5o eoo
Loundromot, Wo 1885 Now Sz39
Portfolio z-Ib. Cinderella Woshe. Were "a IS, Now$ZZ
Duo -Therm 20 -seon Voter Heoter Wos 2995, Now.$66
Welbi Cos Range. Sold Wos 1895, Now----SlOS
B,iaa. ~" Double Was 1895, ,Now--------$88
sevol Rense. Wos $3.50, Now
Wineroft Cos Ronse Was 1885,
Go. Ronse with light. Wos l34 95, Now --$!.2
LounderoI Automatic Wosher Was 2999o Now-----SiSS
GoIdenbeg,-AppGonee Center Downstairs
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Mems Clothing Reduced
ReauIor 59c If Perfect
NYLON HOSIERY

300 poirs mill mends in full a ~
fashioned ny|ons Of much Z
higher erode Some with Isle =
top. Sizes 8K to lOR.
Hosiery, Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-07
LamnS and Mirrors Reduced

LAMPS and Mirrors Reduced
Tobs Lamps otee and Worcester ossoed
coors Were 9es. .Now-----------------, -e.d
oros and solid coors Were S to
COLONEL Pictures assorted coo Size oxAO ond
has ood frore Were ) 49,
GoId Fromed Size 2o32 Fome slightly do
ooed Was 10 90 Now----------
Nursery for chd Room Moon Baby Light House
Were 2o8. Now
Godenbergs-Lomps and Mirrors. Third Floor
Mems Clothing Reduced
u Revon 1op;eo, Suits broken Were $50 Now S9
40 Mems Trousers 0obordines and owo
weeds ond woted Broken 2o AZ. Voues l2o9
GoIdenbeg,-Mens Clothing, Street Floor
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COrSetS Reduced

81 Full Fashioned Silk Skin EIost Gde and Pane
nyons White moize, nude slightly soiled Were 395 to S.
Now w------------ ------------------------- l.39
c.....+. Nv back oce
Was S. Now .-------------- 80
cer.e.e by Renso otn top side Upper, front bonioe
belt
hook lace top Size 4S Were $50. Now----------5.9 500
10 shouder Size ss Were 75o oNow---------------5.oe
Avlon coys.ees
szes r':Ss 80 ond 40 Were $50. Now-- ----7.ee
kyen Panty DeteehebIe croehss Some with zppes
soht reouIors IS 3d. perfect 595 TO $O Now Z99
Goidenbeqs-corsets Second Floor
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Notions and Stationery Reduced

50 pan.s Dryer. Sizes to le yeos Were ~
81 soek DRYERS. Were 81. Now ->----J,o3S
- mhe Garment Boss slightly domooed Were 295 Now139
IS Crochet Thrift soied Were S. Nov 4dde
* n,s.. shsd, oroy and brown. Were 75e. Now--3Se
- Rus Ysrn.. slightly soIed Were 29e how--------l5s
3S Ri,rkst Bao, Were ST..
70 ci""R;,s Psrens nicely boxed Were l.5o Now---99e
coJ.,be,os-Notons end Stationery, Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Gloves and LeathergOOds Reduced

and Feb Gloves Novelty and elossc styles in
assorted coos Broken sizes Were ST. Now ----.--7--69e
IS Wo!ets Posc assorted colors Were 81 Now 14c
50 WeIets slightly soed Were ST. Now 59e. plus tex
Handboss. PIostc and Golf Slightly donoeed Were SS
Nov -------------------5oe. plus
Novelty Hondbess soed Were 49, Now 99e. plus tax
Suede Leather Hendbass Red Counter oed
Were : e8 ---------------------1.59 80, plus tax
Godenbergs-Leotber Goods, Street Floor
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TOiIetr.ieS Reduced

,5 Pair Menieu's Scissors Were 75e, how1,,-44 Now 44e
Only Shelving Green's. Were 5Oc Now--3 33e
Were 75c Now pus
tos) ---- -1oe
and skin ehene
Were 7 So w--------------- (pus tox) 3.o9
is shp shope Bsby Both Bru.he Were 75c. Now
az cosmee cos with comb and compoct
le5 Now ------------ ---------------------1.3e 80
,5 liz Sticks in assorted hodes Now ps 9c
Were soc. tplus tox) l9e
Paekasss Blades bodes to pockooe Were 25e
Now --------- ----------------------7 7e
ounsans Powder. soi|ed Were 4ee ----33e
GoIdenbergs-ToIeties. Street Floor
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Infants. Girls Apparel Reduced

I-ss,.in.t+. Pod nursery design ticking Slightly dom
Was 3oo. Now !. ~
I-Irsnts piece Awoo sweatsr Set pink. Soied Wos e9
7ronts' 3.peee Cotton Buntins Damaged Were
500 Now -----------------
~ Girls Royon Knit Penties. pink Sizes to r. lreeuo
s-Inont. creepes, white only soIed Were Now 69e
3-Enenneled sezer domoeed Were 2ee. Now, Us
Teens Chombroy Dresses, ton Size TO- We're ~
Godenberss-Infonts. Girls. Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Hosiery Reduced

fashioned kyon Hose. Mill mends Wanted hodes
in sizes sh to lOK Were 5ec Zoe
Perfects mill
mends Were 3ec Now------ 10e
80 Poi Hose with back and Isle heel ond toe M
ends of much Wanted shades 6 to 19e
Hosen-sreet Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-07

berq's-svits and Goats. Second Floor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-11-04

Miss Lady Mary Craig of Little
Rock, a college mate at MSCW,
to spend the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Winter. They were guests of
George Winter, Jr., at homeeom-
ing at Perkinston.
Mrs. Nose Blanchard is back
at her desk at the Bacot-Frazier
office after a minor operation al
Foundation hospital in New Or
leans which kept her a shut-in
for about a fortnight.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-11-04
PAscAcoULA cHRoNcLE-sTAR and MOSS POINT ADVERTISER

Among college men home for
the weekend were Mac Gautier
of Tulane and his cousin John
Gautier of Ole Miss who visited
their respective parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Gautier and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hermes Gautier.
Mrs. J. o. Cole and daughter,
Mrs. Robert Scheffler, and tn g
latter's son arrived early this
week from New Orleans to which
city they flew Tuesday from San
Diego where they were met by
Mr.. Cole for the trip home. Mr..
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-11-04

N. L. Hatten, 1925 So. Pasca-
gouia, was a recent visitor to the
international Trade Mart in New
Orleans.
Following his usual custom,
Gordon Justice was down from
Mississippi Southern for a week.
end visit with his parents, MI.
and Mrs. T. T. Justice.
Mrs. Allie Porter and Ernest
Carter, Mobile, were guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nose
Blanchard Sunday.