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Evening star., 1949-05-05

f--3s~xfs- Ysungstswn wan
Cabinet Was s7ee5. Nov.
sis.Ss
I--s4-inch g. r. Base Cabinet,
no top. Was ts2So. Now.
sf70
r--zs-inch q. 2. nAse Csbine4.
no top. Was $3.50. Nov.
sl1ss
i--fs-inch q. 4. nase Cabinet.
no top. Was ~. Nov. SASS
1 G. n. BASE Cabinet. no top.
was ss5. NOW -------ulss
XIV .axss q. 4. wan CaSlnst.
was $3.50. Nov ---.-- @.8
f--Is-ineh Yssngstswn Kssliag
Dosr CsnAiment Cabinet Was
sIssS. Nov -----@----~~ ~
/ w 7ax3s~ Yssnss1swn Cabi-
met. Was s7ses. NOV sis6
1 Irsaing Tssie. sdiussabis ieaf.
was sfse5. Nov =
i 1sxss YsunssssSs wan Cabs-
nex. was s3eos. Ncw ss6M
1 aAw az q. Z. Wrtnssr-type
Washer, door sample. Wss
sItDsS. Nov s7s8
/ nenAix Gas uryee. noor saxn-
PIE. was t7le5o. N0w. sls50
1 Thsr AntsmAgie Washes.
demnnstratoF. no instailssinn
Was eiseD. Nov Nh
1 Hrsns1te nsnsE. sliGhtiy
scrnxched. 60or aampae, 49,
S1ls1G N0w Hs0
w&r--Esectr@si Appliznces %
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Countyfoir Sports
Yern, Aounes
Sksin. ST Wss $40

iee skeans wesl speTts yAxa tm
q geea variety ef eessra
. Yarnerafs nahy Ktas in pei.
Low wool. Were siss NOE. ass
. ArKyis Asistens s.A seeA cua
Kita Asserted colnrs IN wcos.
Were si. Nov ~..~~~~.-~--ss &c
. MeAsl Cetlea BRIDGE CletkA
3axss tnchsa niue, yellow aaA
pesch. Were ssso, Nov -. -
. Model Cst.sn Apsens In hlas
and white. Were %. Noe 90
I aiedsi Linss Chals sss IN
white with eolcred ennrcsdsFy.
was a, Nov ...--- 80 ss.Fs
1 Nesdispslas Picture Ontat 10
neral design with gsaae frasas.
Was ssss. Nos ..-.~---~.u u-ss
1 STAMPED cstasn Basy H.anAss
In bius. 3oxss incnss. Was
s2.s0. Nov .---...s-..-..-u.8
! Bsriap RaS rsssssn In Vie.
tortan design, s0xss inches.
Were $3.50. Nov .-~.r~.--..ea
leo spssis JilTy Nag BRAID In
assorted colors. cotton. % ydA
10 the spool. Were DC. Now he
4 gfnoevered Fest etsais In wai-
nut fnish. itxexs inches. Were
ea.b0, Nov ..~~~.-->.%ss..ss,Ts
rs PmlFs Stamped Csttsm Fiilsw
Cases In assorted pattsrua-
Were On. Now aisa
wAI.-Art Nsediswusk.
Eighth Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05

"a Eton Suits, i00ss wool in
brown and blue. Sizes 4. 5. 6.
Were sl750. Now ----Si2.6S
ii Junior Rugby Short Pants
Suits, l00es wool in brown,
blue and gray. Sizes s, 9. Z. II.
IL. Were s1s.50. Now --si3.sS
9 Junior Longie Suits. 1905
wool In blue and gray sizes 5.
6, Z, Q. Were s2l50. Now, SASS
Junior Sport Goats. 1907 wool
In solid and fancy colors. Brown.
blue and gray. Sizes 5. 8, Z, Q, Q.
Were $3.50. Now <9.sS
10 Boys Stacks In 1907 wool
and part wool, all properly
labeled for fabric content, col
ors brown and blue In fancies
and solids. Sizes 27, 81. %. Were
1856 to s13. Now, $5.S5 70 $s.ss
= Pairs wash Stacks in cotton
blue. Sizes 10 to 20. Were $5.95.
Now -------------S3.8S
60 Junior wash Suits In cotton
blue. Short with fancy shirts.
Sizes 4, 5, 8. Were $S.75. Now.
$1.lS
ss Wool Shorts, 1907 wool. Col
ors Of gray, brown, tan. Sizes
Is to 20. Were s6.25. Now. $i.ss
w&I-The Boys shop, Fourth
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Condies Reduced

Q Boxes California Jeliiss. 9 Jars
to the box. Were sass. Nov.
si.2o
. Rum Cakes. Were siss. Now.
eSe
% ls-cancs Pecan Confessions.
Were s226. Now --------N.B
% Chocelate Orange Novelties.
Were 7oc. Now ---------So 90
ESQ Cello wrapt Mint Balia
Were SOC. Now ----------iSe
ESQ Ibs. Small Cream Eggs. Were
20c ID. Now----------ie lee
$50 ih-pennd Decorated Tins
Of Hard Candies. Were ti.lo.
NOW ----------~---- Wv
w6IrConfections. Aisle a.
First Floor
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Underwear Z Reduced

10 Hospital Gowns in spun ray
on, high neckline. tie closing
back In prints on rose. Small
and medium. Were $3.05. Now.
95c
IL Chemiese In cotton eyelet
and beading trim In white. Sizes
% TO 36. Were 1896. Now, S1.s5
4 shorty Sleep Coats In rayon
crepe, long sleeves button front
and belt In maize. Size SO.
Were $5.95. Now -------$3.95
II Gowns In rayon satin cot
ton lace trim styles, bias cut
skirts In blue and pink. Sizes
80 to 40. Were $595. Now, S3.95
S Gowns In rayon crepe, cotton
lace trim, bias skirts In pink.
Size 80. Were $7.s5. Now, SS.s5
w&L-Underwear, Third Floor
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Pictures 8 Frames
Reduced VI Price

1 Large Unframed Print. For
lnerly $40. Now --------S2.45
8 Large Modern Pictures. For
lneriy $2750. Now -------$lS.75
i Large Process OH, Chinese
study. Formerly SIS. Now $50
! Process OIL, Water Scene. For-
inerly 90. Now ---------M
/ Small Picture, Nocturne BY
Jane Freeman. Formerly "a.
NOW ----------------- -
I Small Picture, Flowers For
raerly So. NOW N.50
/ Small Picture, Girl at Foun-
tain by Jane Freeman. Former
II $3.50. Now -----------N.75
/ small Process OIL Paul by
Chambers. Formerly %. Now.
S1.S0
8 Blue Leather Fielding Frames,
a1ngle, 5xT. Formerly %. Now.
! Gold Finished Metal FRAMES,
sxl2. Formerly -. NOW 31.Se
wS{-rIcfurss, Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Rodios Reduced

4 Andrea Teawv4sssm Receives,
i7-ineh picture tuna, AZ asad
rM radio tahls facdsL wes
sees. Now ..--s..--.--tsss&e
1 Haiierasses Table Afs4si wstA
nAsnifyins iens was tiss y.
Nov ...~+~..~-.@~~.@..4eiW eiW1e
ncA. vaetar msAzs Fhsms-
grwph Camizsnasisst. Art ans
~. cress weod noesi ma.
hnwany eah4nss. waa 800. NCw.
ss&T.se
vicsas MsAss Yhsss-
xrsph CamhamxsIsn. blonde ma
hnxany esnanss. cssmswaoa
rnodel. wss So. No~. ssss.ss
4 saramasrs cssissa Csmsans-
asans. radio and pfnacgysph.
mahogany eahanes. Al and -
radio. 70 and 31as RPM rec
crhx. were s5sssA N0w.
stgT.e 40
1 ess~mbewx Caxasna msaas
Pksasxsseh Cameanssssa.
Chinese modern mahogany cab
ines. AZ ard ~ rn6aa. Wss
$50. Row =. sssslss
4 Emerrmm s-way Fsss&ha@
K~Asns wsfssssf hsts@sses were
go o. fsow .+fi fiess
. Em<sssm Tahis sasS@a R&AasA
W<rs sfses tsow ssm
4 EM~rssm Hssssn&l Tsesk
ma1s@ WA 90 Mgw sasM
3 Ensesss Tssse sGss@l K4slsk
were k3sss. Mes sfsM
! Knssusa Tahds xsss@a ms3as&
weTx ezsts Mew tff&S
w&x~-nA<ls oslixa&A
Hxw7ssH RzNeT
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Women's Dinner Dresses
Greotly Reduced R.s4i~ s.4 Hall s

Rayen crepe dresses In schd eoi'
beige. gray. green. blue. SHES II
Q were SIS to $50 ss. Nov SIS
4 we're siio and si3s. Nov s.s-1
I we're sssaS and sssSs. Now.
sSa.ss
{ were $50 pA. Now SsS.ss
. were sss.ss and sss. Nov $&s.ss
I was SOS. Now -.--.s sTi.sS
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Housewares Appliances Furniture Rugs Greoty Reduced
Summer Rugs Greatly Reduced

I sxi1 Imported sisaL green.
was e4e95. Now w------ss ssl.Ss
0 sx1f Cocoa Fibre, tan. Were
1885. Now -tle.ss
8 lxs Cocoa Fibre, brown and
blue. Were S795. Now ss.As
2 SEC Cocoa Fibre. brown and
blue. Were $50. Now ---s11Ae
1 sxie Fibre, wine. Was tisps.
NOW -~------------@ wa
l sxs Fibre, wine. Was slo.s5.
NOW --~ -&s.Ss
4 27xA Fibre, blue. wine. Were
s3.gs. Now -----.------sf. sf.sS
. 3xs Cotton and Fibre, wine.
Were $40. Nov ----- Ss.sS
S-15x54 Cetton and Fibre.
wine. Were $3.50. Now ss.2s
. Skis Chinese Seagrass, rainbow
design. Were s27 30. Nov. sis.ss
Wool Broadleom from cur Medsa
Rooms
| ise"xi5 twist pile. plain rose.
Was $3.50. Nov -nss.N
wSsLs-Rugs. sixth Floor
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1 i5'xii- twist pile plain beige.
was t204M. Nov ------sits.se
I i7p"xise~ carved eRsct beige.
Was t457.5e. Now .-.-- sfsa.ts
i2'xiF ~ loop textured tone On
tone. oyster white. Was s4i75o
NOW -~~-----~%~--~-%- ~shsS
wool Broadieem Rags Reduced!
/ six7" twist Pile. beige. Was
/ l2xT3~ twist pile beige. Was
tiii.T7. Nov -~--..+@--~s7s s7s-B
I i2.xe' twist pile beige. Was
si47.D5. Nov -.--~@.~~&t1 t13.se
1 i5'x2e smooth pile. plain gray
by the square yard. tii.1s.
Now .-~..-<---sa----% - Sosss
Cettsn shag tsxtars In beige red.
tan, rose. hiae and Oh white
also dark green.
lS--eex31. Were t3.4S. Nov
s1.as
is-slxsl. Were ssss. Nos
t4As
s-lxs. Were sisss. Nov si4ss
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Occasional and
Summer Furniture
Reduced

/ Side Chair, mahogany, cotton
upholstery seat. Was $3.50.
NOW -----------------
. Side Chairs, mahogany. cot
ton seat. Were SIT. Now, $l2.75
1 Side Chair, mahogany. cot
ton upholstery seat. Was $3.50.
Now -------------- -------- Sl5.o0
I Side Chair, mahogany, cotton
upholstery seat. Was SIS. Now.
Sill
/ Arm Chair, mahogany, blue
cotton upholstery seat. Was
$25. Now ---------------$l6.IS
l Side Chair, mahogany, wine
cotton upholstery seat. Was
$3.50. Now ------------$i2
/ Side Chair, mahogany. blue
striped cotton upholstery. Was
$l8. Now --------------$1S.5O
. Arm Chairs, mahogany, red
striped cotton upholstery. Were
$3.50. Now --------------$A
4 Arm Chairs. collectors maple.
Were SAT. Now ----------$2o.7s
1 Side Chair, collectors maple.
Was $40. Now -----.$lS
w&r--Furniture. sixth Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Knit Underwear
Reduced

80 Heavy Cotton Knit Briefs,
small size. Tearose. Were 78c.
Now --35c
rs Brushed Rayon Gowns, size
"a only. Pink and blue. Were
S3.85. Now ------------$l.SS
30 Broken Sizes and Styles OF
Cotton and Cotton and Wool
(labeI for wool content) Snug
xies, Vest and Union Suits.
Were $1.16 to $5S5. Now,
55c 20 $2.95
10 Black Cotton Lace Trimmed
Rayon Jersey Pants. Sizes 3
and 8. Were $l.75. Now, $1.25
w&L-Knit Underwear,
Third Floor
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Tssn-oss Dresses, ,
Se.95 We're sD.ss

1s Ons and twe-psees arwases ia
prints ana ssls6 s.yen& misss
10 10 10.
% Tsen.axs Dresses In eostnFss
and rsyons. soaid eolcrs. pasids
and prints. ntsss 10 10 TO- were
sass 10 ti3ss. Now. .....-ssss
- Te<n-are wesa kkirts tn
straight line and swing ssyieA
Assorted eoiors. &ases 10 10 10.
Were sioss 10 si3ss. New.
saas
10 Teen-age Cssten nlemses ia
iong and snoTt sleeve styses.
White and assorted eoaura Bro
ksn sases. Were s1es 20 49,.
NOE ..--s..~ s.@a-~- --sss.s*.s-s@ @ssSs%
wkrr-Tesn-sse App&rsi.
FpaYth FTnur
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Mems Shirts. St.SS
We're ts.ss 10 tS.ss

W FFf aS.Ss 10 ts,S
sse Nens shirts 81 esssem b.
salid eeieFs. assorted ssFip~s and
white hreaaeaesh - Ereap tn
eiaaes Q variety ef cellar styis~
sises from II 30 lsls hai nsa 81
sisea I'm every reaeT er sayts1
nee rAirs Meas aass. RegulAss
and Ankiet isngtha. urossp in-
eiudes eottoa &xs rib. rlaln
and fancy rayuns. sises ie.s 10
ID. Were Sc tn S&. Nee.
ne 90 . f~s 81
% Pairs Meas PatAmaa eess
style, Assorted cotton saFirws.
sss~s n. G. ., were saea Nos.
sfRs
- Cesiss shest-sleswe sp~sts
shlrtA small slaea rnly. IL 10
iss, Plain coaoss and while.
Were esSe. Now .~~... ass
wAL-Ths Mems nscrs.
Second FlooF
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Smart Royon
BIouses, $4.95

We're H.1S to yIJ.y5
14B Blouses I'm dressmaker and
classic styles. Long and short
sleeves. White, gray, coral,
blue, pink and maize. Sizes 81
20 80.
w&L--Blouses, Aisle IS,
First Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Furs Reduced

. Natural wild Mink Four
Skin Scarfs. Were $204. Now,
s13S
8 Mink dyed Kohinor Mink
-Four skin Scarfs. Were $9e.
Now ----- --------------$6U
. Mink-dyed Squirrel Capes.
Were $500. Now ----$225
/ Black-dyed Kidskin Jacket,
size 16. Was $3.50. Now, SIPS
1 Barrunduki Cape. Was $3.50.
Now -S12S -S12S
i Natural Gray Persian Pau
Cost. Was $234. Now STA
1 Brown-dyed Mouton Lamb
Coat, size 8. Was $234. Now, 800
Price snciudss sos tas
w&I-Ftr Salon, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
242 Poirs Women's Shoes
Greatly Reduced


TAX Pairs es Pumus and Sandals both high and medium
heel heehs In suede and cafskn Black, brown blue and
red Brown lizard and combination also IN
c,,ded Were $685. Now $lvSs
N Pairs Of Caskin Sandals In medium heel height Blue
Were s1595 to $i7S5. 1880
w8I.-womens Shoes Second Floor.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
House . Dresses.
ST6 Wsye 1928

ne House dresses In sanforized
(residual shrinkags less than
Ies) cotton fabric. Pastel colors,
blue, pink or yellow. Button
frontier style. Sizes 10 to AZ.
ESQ Aprons In band or bib
styles. Cotton, chintz or per-
Gale washable fabric. Good as
sortment of styles and colors.
Were s1.95. Now ------------A
w&I-Uniforrns and Aprons.
Third Floor
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Stationery Reduced
zoe 10 81
Wus Mc 10 81

Wers Mr 10 ~
50 Dsxes Including white and
colorx. slightly damaged.
~ Rolls Celered Sheh Pap&s.
Were SOC. Now -~~--~-.--- sse
36 Pictare Frames. wood. sises
Sx7 to iixl4. Were $50 70 si7.
Now .-----~--~.--.ts ts.sA 70 ss.M
IL Gard Table Govern forai
printed quilted cotton. Were
t2as. Now ~-4~-~..-~.~-.~L L6s
I Letter Racks, leather covered.
Were %. Now -te.se
! S-piece Desk Set scld-tooled
leather. Was SIS. Nov. xst1s
w&L--stationery. Aisle ..
First Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Mems English
Fur Felt Hots. SASS
~ ere tlAN

" ere tIA-N
o. Meas Fine QaAlssy Par Feas
hass wflh sas.incA rss eass
aFfa raessusn ara saesa e~ay.
Stses e. % ~.
Wki,-Tfse Mess ssnrs.
Second Fagsog
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Dressy BIouses,
SITS We're sI09S

Ss rayon crepe In white. beige,
red and blue Bow and jabot
styles. Sizes 80 TO 50.
52 Blouses In dressmaker and
tailored styles including sheers
and crepes in rayon. White.
hlue. navy and black. Sizes 50
to SO. Were $7.95 and $8.95.
Now ---------------------$s.as
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Women's Dresses Greatly Reduced

Reeaiar and Hall SiEfs
3s were si7as to SIS. Nov. $s.7s
20 were $2sss TO $50 eaS. Now.
tis.N
30 were $2se5. Now sit@
w&l-womens Dresses. Third J
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Wolnut Room Fashions Reduced

A group Of cocktail and afternot
rsyon crepes and failles. A few
Assorted celors. sizes 10 10 III.
8 were Sse.e5. Now------N.N
10 were $685. TO sis5. Now.
S5e.2S
d were COS TO also. Now -$7l.2s
wAL-Wainut Room. Third Floo
Evening star., 1949-05-05

Is we're s2s to $50 IS Now. xis.ss
10 were sts to go ss Now. sss.ss
70 we're 90 10 60 o. Ncw sakas
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Irish Linen Donndsk
Napkin, Cloths ~
GrsotIy Reduced

Relied hens: choice sf designs.
8 TsbIecioths. foxse inches.
Were s1i so. Now --. sib.ss
4 TabIecloths. 70xi06 inches,
Were t3s.75. Nov -.- Sass
ie Dezen Napkins, 72-inch.
Were s2o.2s dozen. Nov. sit.ss
w6I---Linens. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
eross Accessories

gs&ars1 fsr Cis~@~ss
Be sssss Tee csAss sr~~>.
View 81 Nrw s,-.- a. saw
o. kEasa n~@s Ma~xA<v~ Nee
As SsS .-.. a
ID assm Lester opsmxsN wrsv
o. - Nes -.-....- Sia
al hrsa t<sasx or<@srA Nvsv
o. . Nee ...-.- 9Ae
Par Metal ssms~s asa mka~
hs-aA EaAx wesv stA Ne tfA
ras fmaasa w~sa R~~A H~A.
ws-s taa Nss - cN
. cssssr n~~a. ws~. 81. Ne.
Osa TIA CaRass MeAa tAm~
AnA shaAs. VA kxa Nss tyfN
oaa ryrs 0lam IAmP Ans
ShA4sA wsa So Me- So
wsiy-oss sAon IRA ysas
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Foundation
Garments Reduced.
$1.95

We're s3.95 to $3.50
100 in the group. raycns. cottons
and elastics; slide-fastened and
step-in models.
One e-piece Foundations, black.
Sizes 80 and 80.
Girdles, small and medium.
Sizes ~ to 81.
Pantie Girdles, sizes rs, 20. 81
and small.
Maternity Girdles, sizes 25. 10.
81 and "a.
Surgical Girdles, size 3S.
ID One Piece Foundations firmly
boned, for full figure control.
Cotton and rayon broche with
cotton lace tops. Sizes 81, II
and 43. Were $40. Now, $6.S5
WSsI-Corsets, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
$50 <velours Bath
Size Powder Puffs
Special, Sc

100 Large Round Cempscts.
Were sle5. Now 9sc
80 Nyion Bristled Hair Brushes.
with blue crystal handles. Were
si.85. Now -~-----~---------A III
w&Ir--Toiletries, Aisle u.
First Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Misses Dresses Reduced

san taffeta and ak pns enc and se
piece syea and anhseka Asa veei
with short long eeatA Asserted cslsss shes " 70 ~
s77es to sssSs. Now. we're SIS Nov. Gsss
- ssaps TO sseG Nov.
n,.~s Now stsN
4s s25 to t2ess. Now were ~ 10 e0ss Nos A'xs
sias u t&aaS 70 $50 Nov.
,s wsre 40 On Now seas s&4A
sna onetaA sstesnesn ana
evening styles
SASS to sITss. Now were sa7Ss TO sAsM NOV
s77s ns@
W6I-Mnses Dresses Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
WoInut Room FormoIs Reduced

,roun cf dinguished fabrics crpes
t.metaa marouisettes nets assorted oOors.
:, v.rs sso as 10 sl25 Now and s25o Size L.
---------zL-- $ia62Ss
was $780, size Il. Now sIl25s - .ss~. 49,
vAI-Walnut Room, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Misses FormoIs Greatly Reduced

An group Of erep marqmees ness nHeAa
Also q group Of bridal gowns. Sizes 10 to H.
were 1885 sS22s were s3eso TO s4sso nov
5 were $50 S5. -$337S sH'oo
were $S5 s7995. Now $22.2s
w&r-Afisses' Formal Wear Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05

9 were s77ss 10 s4sps. Now.
eik.ss
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Woodward
Spring Suits Greatly Reduced

Group includes tailored tailored and dressmaker styles A
dannes and novelty weav Also some
collection Navy beige Kelly RED ana
women and shorter wonens Sizes
10-Were 1895. Now----$2Ss5 n-Were S89so now
21-were 1895 l8-Were $780, Now ------SS
Now - s37 10-were $50.
l9-Were 1895. Now----s599S Now sssSs
Goats spring and winter weights
Spring group gsbardnes feeces fannes and
nted OF
includes an-woo heece Melton
novelty Good assortment coors and Sizes
13-Were s4e95 and s5s95. lo-Were 500 to slo. ..
5o-Were 1895 to 500. -
dressmaker types group
I'm misses Sizes
15-were $5ss5. Now----$ss@ WAS $3.50 Now ~
s-were sas 3-were $3o95. --$2S
kwere s6s e5 Now S4es5 5-Were $25 Now---------$ls
WAI-Coats and Suits, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Misses and Women's HoIf-size
Dresses, S. We're smss to sl4ss
CosuoI Dresses, s17 we,. ,aass

s2 rayon prints and plains Sizes 10 to B
IL Sport Dresses some jackets and silks Brown
green aqua 10 to 49, Were $685. to $8S Now $4
Skirts tweeds and checks Sizes 10 to H. Were szsS
Sports pastes Assorted ases Were s4e
Were $995 10 $685. Now soS0
40 Nylon Sweaters Good assortment coaors Sizes Wert
W&L-sportswear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05

wkrS-Tesu-sse Appsgsi.
Fourth Ffnur
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Room, Third Floor
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0&L-Blouses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-05

'&L-The Boys shop, Fourth Floor
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-07-02
Ministers Wives
Close Season

Closing activities for the sur1r-
mer the members of the Minis
ters' Wives Council enjoyed a
banquet June "a at the Western
Lunch Box, Massachusetts, ave
Mrs. Marie Copper, who shortly
will leave to rejoin her husband,
former pastor of the 4th M. E.
Church, was presented with a
beautiful silver bon-bon dish by
Mrs. Beulah Hester in behalf OF
the council. AT the May meeting
Mrs. Della Griffin and Mrs. Phillis
Mckinney also received farewell
gifts. The president, Mrs. MabIe
Owens, expressed her thanks for
cards and letters received from
the council while she was visiting
her sick father.
Attending the closing meeting
were: Mesdames George Bailey,
Barbara Broadfield, Lucille Bull
lock, Marie Gopher, Mary C. Ebay.
Blanche Galloway, Julia CANDY.
Buelah Hester, Gertrude Hill,
Leafy Laviscount, Araminta Me-
Kenzie, Phillis McKenny, Grace
Miller, Mable Owens, Isabella
Ravenell, Alice Scott.
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chief as he used to be.
Miss T. B. Haskins, who pro-
NOTED such successful musical
and literary concert and Red Rose
Tea, at $50 Lenox St., Thursday,
June %, deekly appreciate the
performers who volunteered for
the program, and all who con-
tributed financially To make the
affair success.
Expression is the art Of max
ing yourself understood. There
are students and performers who
wax and wane, mechanically, at
the directions of the composers
and editors of music, but who
cannot seem to get their offerings
across the footlights. Careful
study of your lyrics should make
you feel what the composer is
trying to express. The words
and phrases to emphasize will
then become a part of you, and
your audience will know 1at
you are doing in proportion as
you know what you are doing.
II you cannot reach your audi
ence, it is usually your fault.
Study your audience and give
them from your heart. The OBJ
ject of performance should not
be the display of what you know,
but the message in song that is
intended.
The District Conference of the
A. M. E. Church will feature .
chorus composed Of all singers
who will volunteer to be in on
this affair. Prof. CIaudius j.
BroadfieId has been commits
stoned to assemble and rehearse
this chorus, and, believe me, he
is bundle of energy. sat in
on his first rehearsal, and was so
thrilled that was sorry when
it was over. We are using old,
familiar hymns, and some of the
highest class of anthems. Better
come to 464 Mass. Ave, Tuesday
nights, at 8:1s, and see and hear
for yourself, I can't tell you. See
you there next Tusday.
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O'Banyoun's
Observations

To all promoters of concerts: l
have inside information that
Muriel Rain is going to sing in
Boston, Sunday, October 8. If
this means anything to you, act
accordingly. l am going to keep
away from that date. More par
ticulars will be Forthcoming as
they are released; but the fame
Of Muriel should prevent any
ideas Of competition on that date.
Bert Furlong is in town for a
short visit. We who have been
here quite a while remember him
as director of St. Paul's choir, in
Cambridge, director of old Charles
Street, in Boston, member Of the
Columbia Glee Club, performer
in cantatas, and generally mixed
up in music. He IS looking well
as ever, and about as full of mis-
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Nations thus far to repair the
breach between east and west,
That is reckless and irresponsi-
bic reasoning in an atomic age.
In the final analysis, the United
Nations can be an instrument
for peace no stronger and no
more effective than the peoples
of the world make it, by their
confidence and support.
Many, perhaps most of the
problems which beset the con-
temporary world are due in large
measure to a lack of under
standing among peoples, and to
the suspicious and recrimina-
tionS which are the inevitable
by-product of misunderstanding.
Despite the great technical adj
vanceS IN transportation and
communication, which in fact,
name the world physically zone
world there is as yet no deep
sense of world brotherhood
amony peoples. That which is
strange and foreign is still
looked at askance by most OF us.
Barriers Of language, religion
mores and theology, continue to
be formidable, and these bar
riers become even more forlnid-
able by political curtains and
the instruments of propaganda.
The United Nations ideal
whereby peoples would practice
tolerance and live together in
peace with one another as good
neighbors" is still far from real
ization. But no ideal has ever
been more worthy.
The fital role of the United
Nations in the settlement Of dis
putes is to bring representatives
OF peoples together in order that
they may apply reason to their
problems, that they may ar
que out their differences in the
fun glare of international pub
lie opinion-to give them every
possible assistance in finding
means of peaceful settlement.
That the role of the United
Nations in this regard may be
decisive is perhaps no better IL
Illustrated than il the experience
of the United Nations with thu
Palestine problem.
The encouraging results thus
far achieved in Palestine are the
product of a prolonged and in
tensive United Nations effort to
restore and secure peace. But
they have not been achieved
without great cost. Ten MEM
bers Of the United Nations staff
in Palestine, including Count
Bernadotte himself, have sacri1
feed their lives in this peace
expedition and twice that many
have been wounded.
ITO be continued next week.
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CIerics Meet
At Hampton
BY CIIFFORG L. MILLER

HAMPTON, va, The problem
here at Hampton's ministers
Conference is: How to get trutn
out Of our vocal chords into the
social blood stream. More than
200 ministers are attending
the conference, coming from
most Of the seaboard states. In
the main the larger delegations
are from Virginia and North Ca
rclina. For the most part t..iey
drive up in Cadillacs. Lincolns
and Mercurys. New York and
New jersey are well represented.
Massachusetts has four. Those
of us who cams by rail enjoyed
a smooth sail over the Chesa-
peake Bay. Segregation did nos
put in its appearance until we
got on board the boat. This is
one of the strange things iE
entering tire South by the way
Of Norfolk. Segregation slips ca
one by inches. There is not tFe
cruel frontal attack such as one
encounters at Washington in
changing to Jim Grow travel.
A visitor from the North is
keenly aware that though the
laws Of man may be vile, Viz
ginia Of the Tidewater Peninsula