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Evening star., 1949-10-08
Porker-Groy Ahead

ROCK CASTLE, Va, Oct. 8
(SpeciaD .-Parker-Gray High of
Alexandria thumped st. Emma's
of this city, 1910, yesterday. Leo
Valentine blocked punt and
caught two passes for all three
touchdoWns.
PARhER-GRAY.
Ends-Ward, Valentine. Tripplett, NJ. Smith.
Tackles-Pearson, Funn. Carter. Bek
Guards-Parker. BumbTay. Taylor, Bass,
Vaughan.
Centers-B. Smith, Dean.
Backs-Carron, Jennnn, Sheppard Ferguson,
Harris, Brooks, Walter Hargrove, Willie Har-
grove.
ST. EMMAS
Ends-Stephens, J. Webster, Johnson Dick
son.
Tackles-walker D. Webster, Dawkins, Day,
Fitzergald, Acklen.
Guards-Bowen, Penn, Amstrang. Jones.
Center-Goosby.
Backs-J. Smith. Franklin, Wittiker, Stewart,
Robinson, Lewis Malloy.
Parker-Gray ------- o eS
St. Emmas 90
Observation-Disclosures 90. Conversion
Harris (placensnt1
Evening star., 1949-10-08
BIodensburg BIonked

Bethesda High Schools football
team still is in the undefeated
class following last nights 1870
victory over Bladensburg at
College Park. John Bensen and
Wally Young made the touch
downs, Benson on a 17-yard run
and Young on a 16-yard pass from
Jack o'Neil.
BETHESDA.
Ends-Young, Smith. Book, Lahr. Taylor
Tackles - Lewis, santanEini. chappelsar'
Jacobs.
Guards-Keene, Jacobson, Rice.
Centers-CraEo. Harris.
Backs-Onslow. Bensen. Buell. Waldron.
Fairlsnd. williamson, Rudder. o'Neil, Cope
land. -
Ends-L. walker, Hess Luther, Klein
Taekles-J. Medina. D. walker Mont
somery, Martinot, Lyons.
Guards-Thrift, Kicker. Redus.
Centers-B. Medina. Groves.
Backs-N. Masatutu. D. Green Hansen
c. Green, Miller. shearer. P. Masatutu
Lockhart, Heard, Anderson. s,7
------------
Bladensburg ----..-- w y
Touchdowns-Bensen. Young. Conversion
n,,au ls,ta
Evening star., 1949-10-08
Ace Skaters Open Roller Derby
Tonioht on UIine Arena Course

Gene Bensch, Chicago, and Capt.
Mary Youpelle. Bronx-Philadel-
phia, will round out New Jerseys
squad.
The Wildcats will produce
spirited competitors in Reynolds,
Mary Gardner, Edith Branum,
Helen Licursi and Jack Wilson.
formerly of Brooklyn; Bob Lewis
and Georgeanna Kemp, husband
and wife; Ted Greig, Betty Knock
Gus Gabrovic, Alice Breiber and
Conrad Radcliff, Bronx-Philadel-
phia, and Buddy Kemp. Dorothy
Hall and Frank Witt, Chicago.
Evening star., 1949-10-08
Western Has 1t Easy

Western High is in the victory
column after two losing starts.
The Raiders had little trouble in
trouncing Chamberlain. 26-0, in a
District Public High series game at
Western.
WESTERN.
Ends-Weintraub. Hinson, Muchake, Mills
McGarry.
Tackles - Hervey. Fay. Scott. Liebeau.
Meetze.
Guards-Grubic. Gentle. Stewart, snead,
Dressler.
Centers-Rawhngs. Tenant
Backs-Rushton, Woods. Turner. Vein
stein, Gardner, Campbell, Dayharsh, Lar
sen, Dean. OLeary. Casey. Pesinser.
CHAMBERLAIN.
Ends-Wall. Pearson, Hall. Bartlett, Fer
guson.
Tackles-Culverhouse. Easleston, Clark. j.
Cook.
Guards-French, Grinth, Gilbert. Mieo.
Haynes. Kialta.
Centers-Bafnett, NJ Cook
Backs-Wood. Rochlnsky. Blount. Mant-
zoris Kirby Dawson. Curtis. Brooks, De
Rocco, Koley, Murphy, Rollint.
western "a IS o-2e
Chamberlain -----.- o 0 o.
Observation-Disclosures, Larsen, Dayharsh
Casey. Safety-Stewart.
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Hioh Games to Be PoIiced After
Fiqht as Central, Anucostiu Tie

march, set up when Roy Nelson
intercepted a pass by Burt.
Bill Butler, one of Anacostia' S
star backs, suffered a shoulder in
jury late in the third period and
had to leave the game.
CENTRAL.
Ends-Gleason Nelson. Hogle.
Tackles-Leathery, Gerachis, Waterman.
Guards-Glickfield. Wooton, Leitgens.
Centers-Weaver, Caps.
Backs-Pantos, Sullivan, Cozzens. Murphy.
McDougal, Gregory. Sheppard, Dilweg.
ANACOSTIA.
Ends-Burt, Kaber Robinson.
Tackles-Neal. Sydor. Fitzurka.
Guards-Chatlin. James, House.
Centers-Cash. Laso.
Backs-Matthews. Chatlin, Butler, Galeszza,
Fraser. Fantasia, Martin.
AnacostiA -.-------------- 1-lj
Central & o lis
Touchdowns-GreEory. sullvanS Burt, Chat
lin Points after touchdown-Leathery,
Martin fplacementsl.
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Trojons Edge N. 7. S.

Gaithersburg High downed Ma
tional Training School, 1876, at
Gaithersburg. A plunge by We'll
don Kennedy from l foot out
scored first for the Trojans. after
a 60-yard drive. Kennedy scored
again after Trojan Buck White
intercepted a pass on the N. T. S.
19-yard line. The final Trojan
tally came on a safety. when Pete
Smith tackled N. T.S. Quarter
back Beach. The losers scored
as Mulvey plunged from one yard
out after three pass plays had
covered so yards.
Ends-Brannan, Wisen, Rochelle.
Guards-Lufo. Bernas, Maud Balder.
Tackles-Mason, Pluie, Kendall.
Center-Leach.
Backs-Beach. Baker, Mulvsy. Gable. La
GAITHERsBURG.
Ends-Utterback, Wilson, Fitzwater, Wigls.
Guards-Schmidt. j. Mannix, Ward. Smith.
Tackles-T Mannix Hinkley, Schwartz.
Center-Kirkman.
Bacts-Tetlow, Meadows. white, Beall, Meu-
shaw. Dodson, W. Kennedy, Newell.
Gaithersburgh ----~.---.-- --------- . lis
N. T. s. --- .-,.-.. 6-6
Touchdowns-Kennedy t2). Mulvey. Point
after touchdowns-Tetlow placement.
Evening star., 1949-10-08
.W.-L., Lane Deadlock
sp.eiol Dispoteh 10 The stof

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Oct.
8.-Lane High Of Charlottesville
and Washington-Lee OF Arlington
battled to a 1913 tie on a muddy
field here last night. Halfback
Bruce Hillenbrand scored for WI
on runs of IS and So yards. Joe
Bingler, Lane half. scored on a
54-yard run. Sonny Nichols, Lane
fullback, Tailed on q 5-yard run.
LANE.
Ends-Makielski. Deane.
Tackles-Speneer, Thrayes.
Gusrds-Marshar, Barnett.
Center-Hughes.
Backs-Wallenborn. Bingler, Adams. Nichols.
WASHINGTON-LEE.
Ends-Hollngsworth, Hicks.
Tackles-Dailey, Christian.
Guards-Houh, Ponponio
Center-Francis.
Baeks-Riddle, Herrlein, Hillenbrand Ebert:
Washington-Lee ----.-------------~- i-i3
Lane -.-0 ~
Touehdowns-Hillenbra (7). Bingler. Nichols
Points after touchuowns: Adams. Riddle tpiace-
ments).
Evening star., 1949-10-08
Bows Club Gets CuIIohon

Bob Callahan, former Temple
University football player. has
been appointed to the Boys Club
of Washington staff, 1t was an
nounced by Charles Fyfe. execu-
tive director.
Evening star., 1949-10-08
By Bill Fuchs


Hardy L. Pearce, assistant to the
head of the department of phys
ical education in the public
schools. announced today sideline
passes will be required for admis-
sion to the playing field at future
high school football games here.
Rigid enforcement of this regu-
lation. which limits sideline spec
tators to working newspapermen
is the only action planned by
Pearce following yesterdays f1stic
outbreak at the Anacostia Central
game at Central.
Central and Anacostia fought
and that may be taken literally
to a 1913 tie. but there is nc
punishment in store for the
participants.
1T wasn't serious enough" says
Pearce. But it's too bad it hap
pened. It could have been avoided
If We hadn't had spectators on the
field"
Newspaper photographers shave
to be on the field. And as press
box facilities are non-existent re-
porters. too. must follow the plays
from the sidelines.
Spectator Starts Trouble.
Pearce. however, was referring
to those few spectators on the field
who just as easily could view the
game from the stands.
It was a spectator, whose con-
nection with the Central team is
somewhat vague, who had much to
do with yesterdays fistic fire.
works.
Central had just regained the
lead and kicked of to Anacostia.
Bob Chatlin, good broken field
runner, toted the ball 81 yards
to the Central 80 and in the
process Central End Franny Glea-
son was left lying on the ground.
The non-playing. non reporting,
non. = picture taking spectator
leaped onto the field, screaming
something about Anacostia' S
sportsmanship or lack Of it and
John Galleazza. a husky halfback,
took offense. Galleazza and the
spectator tangled. Some one else
jumped in and that touched off
the brawl. It lasted only a few
seconds, but almost every player
on the field. plus the officials and
coaches, were involved.
Anacostia Drives to Tie.
On the next play more blows
were exchanged and at this point
officials of the game ousted Ana
costia's Erwin Chatlin, Bob's
brother, and Joe Leigens OF Cen
tral.
Things quieted after that. Ed
(Alabama Burt, shifted from end
to fullback, carried the ball on
the next play 9 yards to the Cen
tral 80. Chatlin then skirted the
remaining distance and Tackle
Bill Neal booted the extra point
for the deadlock.
Centrals star runner. Jimmy
Pantos, saw only limited action
enough to reinjure his shoulder
He played a minor role in Cen
trails first score in the first pc
riod, when he carried II yards tt
the Anacostia 18 after Jim Sulli-
van passed to Gleason. who
lateraled to Terry Gregory for ar
18-yard gain to the Indian 30
Three plays later Sullivan passed
to Gregory for the score. Ana.
costa tied in the third on a So
yard drive, Burt pushing ovel
from the /.
Central went ahead again ir
the final period when Sullivan
faxed. turned, and whizzed the
final six yards Of 45-yarc
Evening star., 1949-10-08
A. u. Bows in Soccer Debut

Towson Teachers College hand
ed American U. a 40 defeat yes
terday as A. U. tried soccer for
the first time in its history. Jay
Gernand booted two second-period
goals for Towson after Don Taylor
and Gordon Reese counted in the
first period.
Evening star., 1949-10-08
Howard Booters Score

Howard University started
toward what it hopes will be a
third unbeaten soccer season by
nosing out Lincoln, 2-1. here yes
terday. Bison scores were booted
by Felix Blake and Alfred Angus
tine.
Evening star., 1949-10-08
Fiqhts Last Night

DETROIT-Nick Barone. Syracuse,
N. Y, outpointed Dick Wagner., Port
land, Greg, 10. Eds: Light-heavy-
weights, but exact weights unavail-
PROVIDENCE. r.. miguel Ace
vedo, 13o. Havana, outpointed Charles
Evening star., 1949-10-08
Shenk Leads Foirfox

Mike Shenk led Fairfax High
10 a 27-7 victory over Frederick
last night at Fairfax, scoring
three touchdowns, passing to Ter
ry Cannon for another, and boot
ing a field goal.
FAIRFAX
Ends-porter. stover, Knitely, Shields. osn-
non, Reeves.
Tackles-Bonner. Mover Scrout, Aylor.
Guards-Hudson, Horseman, Zones, TAFT.
Centers-Loy Moravitz
Backs-Kerrick. Fengress Rieter, King,
Safer, Adams, Shenk.
FREDERICK.
Ends-Shook. Baker. Caddle.
Tackles-Butler, Houck, Rosdick. HsrseeS.
Guards-Engle. Pasquall, =. Burgee.
Center-Wright.
Backs-wasner, Manin, Baker. r. Burrss,
Duddearar, Hall
Fairfax ----------------------.S IL @H
Frederick - 0 O-f
Touchrowns-shenk C0. Cannon, wagner.
Field goal-shenk Points after touchdowns-
BurEee truShing).
Evening star., 1949-10-08
London Loses First

st. James of Hagerstown hand
ed Landon it first defeat of the
season. 1912. at Landon. All
three of St. James touchdowns
were made by Bud Milano. Lam
don's touchdowns we're made by
pases from Lanny Banfeld to Bill
Cess and Bill Coupland.
LANDON.
Ends-Coupland Francis
Tackles-Thompson. wight, Havheld. Riddi.
ford
Gusrds-stoner. Enslesman, Gustafson, Butts.
Center-Weems Bedsoe
Backs-Banfeld, Brawner, Prince. Long.
Barrett Cess.
ST. JAMES.
Ends-Plumer. Rule. Ilhg. Foy.
Tackles-Robertson, Sarver. Peterson. Fros-
Itch.
Guards-Robb Ollie.
Centers-Sine.
Backs-Cassell, Mondell, Dawson, Evans,
Fowler Milano.
ST James --------.---.--------- IL eD
Landon ------ 0 e13
Touchdovns-Milano 90. Cess. Couplsnd.
Evening star., 1949-10-08
Roosevelt Routed, 800
Spseial oispoteh 10 The Ster

LYNCHBURG. Va, Oct. T.
Long scoring plays accounted for
six touchdowns as the E. c. Glass
High School football team raced
to a 800 victory over Roosevelt
High of Washington here tonight.
ROOSEVELT.
Ends-tderrian. Burch, Simpson. Sims, Cha
eonas.
Tackles-schmelz. Kusch, GOLDBERG Ger
snowitz. Parsons. Marchinello Kligman
Guards-Tshondikitis, ciatte, Berger, Smith
King.
Center-saman. Yarrow
Backs-Pavilides, Nardinoichi Sonneman
Hun, Baron, Gonzales, Ashenbach, Kraft.
GLASS.
Ends-Knowles Cox, Blackburn, B. Moore,
J. Massie, Peasants.
Tackles-Anderson. Robertson, Pearson,
Howard. Brooks. Day.
Guards-Lankford. Maddox. Ford. Adams B.
Hubbard, T. Massie. Riley.
Centers-Palmer Burnett.
Backs-Wade, Hubbard, Phillips, Tucker.
Kavanaueh. Greasy. G. Moore, Gillian, Craw-
ford. Conway. P. Wade. Haley.
Roosevelt --------.---.-- 0 o. o
Glass High - ~ i4-3s
Touchdowns: Tucker ;. Wade, G. Moore. Cox.
Points after touehdowns: Greasy tplace-
Evening star., 1949-10-08
Woodward Trounced, $40

WARRENTON, Va. Oct. 8 (Spe-
ciaD .-Stuyvesant School romped
over Woodward of Washington,
31-0. here yesterday as John De
Courcey scored three touchdowns
and added an extra point from
placement.
STUYvESANT.
Ends-Lunsford, McLanahan.
Tackles-Old. CochrAne. Schuabe. Everly.
Guards--Leavell. Rothrock, Lucas. Henriauez
Center-Beach.
Backs-Austin, DeCourcy, Vain, Heath, Hjte
Kays. Downs, Brown.
WOODWARD.
Ends-Poole. Bricksner Ross.
Tackles-Coburn, Lohman, Backus, r.
McEwen.
Guards-Pearson, Hancock.
Centers-Bloom, Morgan.
Backs-w. McEwen, Morgan, Blackwell
Delaverague, Ashman, Richbourt, Gibbs
Stuyvesant 13 IL 8 o-31
Woodward o.
Touchdowns-DeCourcy t3l. Hite, Waine,
Conversion-DeCourcy tplacementl.
Evening star., 1949-10-08
Little Hoyos Tied

Georgetown Prep and Dewitt
fought to a 1912 tie on the Prep
field. Dewitt scored in the first
quarter on a pass from Hunt to
Kelly. The Preps came back in
the third quarter when Keith VIM
sonhaler scored around the right
end from the IL. In the early
minutes Of the fourth quarter,
Mike Vlahos went around the
right end to score the second Prep
tally, which climaxed 70-yard
drive. With six minutes to 60 in
the last quarter. Keurman Of
Dewitt scored through the center
of the line and tied up the game.
GEORGETOWN PREP.
Ends-Proyosti, Sullivan. Mander. Saul
| Tackles-wimsatt. H. Odonnell Myers. Me-
Gusrds-P. o'Donnel, Await. Pate. Eckrich.
| Centers-Altemus, Horning.
Backs-Kennedy. Callahan. Spence. Hanni-
BAL Vlahos, Vinsonhaber. Kaufman, DAILY.
DEWITT PREP.
| Ends-Berger. Scalley, Price.
| Tackles-Wolfarth. Rodier.
| Guards-strong, Straub. Klemcowitz. Will
son. lavish.
| Center-Weadon.
| Backs-Neuman. Goto. Rafferty,, Kelly. Bur-
back Hunt, Keurman.
Dewitt ---.-~.-- S-2
(pass from Hunt), Keurman.
Evening star., 1949-10-08
Gonzoeo Takes No. ;

Gonzaga High School is back
in the winners circle today, fol-
lowing yesterdays $50 victory
over De Matha at Gonzaga. Con-
zaga won its first two games, but
was upset last week by Episcopal.
Gonzaga -----------------------7 u ~
Ne Mstha o. o
Evening star., 1949-10-08
Kings Pass Tells

BALTIMORE, Oct. 8 (SpeciaD
Armstrong High of Washington
edged Douglass of Baltimore, 60
here yesterday.
ARMSTRONG.
Ends-AlexandeT, Barton Powell.
Tackles-Charity. Reed, Bell.
Guards-Milner, Jackson, Jones.
Center-Trotter.
Backs-Kine. Mccoy, Van Braekle. Arts,
FELTON,, Bert Whisonant.
DOUGLASS.
Ends-Haskns, Thorton, Haywood
Tackles-C1ayton. Good, Carter.
Guards-Pretyman. R. Brown, Gaskins.
Centsrs-J. Brown, Morton.
BacI&rValentine, Addison, Colona, Courtney
Anthony, Curry. Cottman, Faulkner
Armstrong =
Touchdown-Barton.
Evening star., 1949-10-08

CARDOZA.
Ends-Watson. Addison.
Tackles-Nelson. johnson.
Guards-Waddell, Getter.
Center-Edwards.
Backs-Wils. Steve Johnson oren.
CARVER.
Ends-Tucker Jones Staley, Palmer.
Tackles-Henry Bond. Berry, Boyd Roberts.
Guards-Rsyneld Dennison. Taylor. Bee.
Center-Marshan.
Backs-Lewis, Rogers. Quarles. Keys, Vaughn
Crawford, Peters Mccoy. Mitchell.
CardoZa -------------------- 0-6
Carver TT
Touchdowns-Wills tCardoza,, Quarles tCar-
ver. Point after touchdown-Palmer Carver.
pass from Vaughn.
Evening star., 1949-10-08
Carver Nips Cordozo

BALTIMORE, Oct. 8 (Special)
Don Quarles sprinted IS yards
for a touchdown and Leroy
Vaughan booted the extra point
to lift Carver High to rs vic
tory over Cardoza of Washington
here yesterday.
Evening star., 1949-10-08
Wilson Upsets Eastern

Leo Speros broke away for three
touchdowns and passed for an
other as Wilson upset Eastern, a.
13 in a District Public High tilt at
Eastern. Lee Brinson and Pete
Haley made the other Tiger scores.
A pass from Danny Cookman to
Des McLearen and a pass inter-
ception by Bob MARITIME accounted
for the Eastern tallies.
WILSON.
Ends-Scott Haley, Leonard. Davis.
TackIes-Meaney, Force. Wright. Moore Hall.
9uards-Joseph, Solomon. Warning. john
son. Deoudes.
Centers-Kavanagh. Sebastian. Muther
Backs-Speros. Crimson. Sandoz. Scheele
Mullins. King. Kennan. Prigs, Young. Nc
Cracken.
EASTERN.
Ends-McLearen, o'Neill. Ward Hunter
Hutchinson.
| Tackles-Lynn. Zell. Hudson. FoEel.
Guards-Jacobs, Embrey, Carrisan, Null
renin, James.
.Centers-Morris, Lampiris.
Backs-Cookman, Mari. Gill, Adriani, Mar
tino. McHan, Varron. Irby. Keller, Habio. sta
E,,Ster Eastern ------------,a 9 9 ,a--aass
"1sua Teuehdovn.-spero. o.. Haley. sTin,on
Martino McLearen.
Points after touchdowns-sebastisn ~,
q Eeill fnlacements).
Evening star., 1949-10-08

Touchdowns-NolAn Neubach,
O'Keefe, Conversions-Wilkin t2)
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Double Woven Royon
Gloves, poir 75c

~ ere, per pQU, p1.oU
IS Pairs Of Double Woven Rayon Gloves. 4
button length. White, brown and rust. All
sizes but not In each color.
45 Pairs Double Woven Cotton Gloves. f.
button length machine sewn. Light blue
and pink. Were 50. Now, per pair ---- 75c
% Pairs Double Woven Cotton Gloves, in
brown and black Broken sizes. Were 81
and $2.25. Now, per pair air----------------N
% Pairs Leather Gloves, doeskin, capeskin,
pigskin, in navy, brown, white and black.
Broken sizes. Were IS. Now, per pair, $3.75
22 Pairs Double Woven Rayon Gloves, shortie
styles with detailed cuffs. Brown only. Sizes
and IN. Were $2 Now ---------- 81
IL Pairs Double Woven Nylon Shortie Gloves
with ruf1ed cuff, In brown and navy. All
Sizes but not In each color. Were $3.50.
Now, per pair S125
10 Pairs Double Woven Cotton Gloves,
shortie and 4-button length. Chamois, navy,
black and white. Broken sizes. Were So.
Now, per pair $1.50
Pairs Double Woven Cotton Gloves. White.
Sizes 6h and z. Were $3.50 and $4. Now,
per pair Observation-Disclosures
W8sL-Gloves, Aisle 18, First Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Sportsweor Reduced

Wool Sports Dresses Were $1695 and
$1795. Now $3.50. ~ dresses-gray, beige,
rust, brown, green. Sizes 10 to ID.
Sports Dresses and Jumpers. Were
$1095 and $1495. Now S8.15. Al pieces
dresses in woods and rayons, jumpers IN cot
ton corduroys and velveteens. Colors as
sorted. Sizes 10 to Is.
Dresses and Classic Suits. Were s7.s5
and $10.95. Now S5.95. 80 dresses and suits
in rayon gabardines and other rayons.
Brown, green, gray. Sizes IL to 18.
Assorted Sportsweor. Were $12s5 and
$14.95. Now S7.25. 40 pieces: cotton corduroy
vests and jumpers; wool blouses; wool skirts.
Colors assorted. Sizes 10 to 18.
Swim Suits. Were $1o.e5 to 1895. Now
$4.95. 26 swim suits-rayon and lastex
Colors assorted. Sizes "a and 36.
Black Royon Toffeto Skirts. Were 1885,
Now $3.50. 20 skirts, styled with large hip
pockets. Sizes 10 to 49,
All-wool Skirts. Were $1o95. Now SIPS.
40 skirts in brown, green, black. wine. Sizes
10 to 20.
W&LSportswear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Boys Dress Shirts, Csc
Were 53.95

We're y3y5
50 Boys Dress Shirts in cotton broadcloth.
White and fancy colors. Some oxford cloth
in the group. Sizes 1412, Is and 15A.
IS Wee Neck Sweaters of 1907 WOOL White
color only. Sizes 80, 80, 81. Were $5s5. Now,
S3.65
II Junior Sleeveless Sweaters of 1000 wool
in maroon and navy colors. Sizes small and
medium. Were 1895. Now-------------S2.65
% Junior Sleeveless Sweaters of 1000 wool.
In navy color only. Sizes small and medium.
Were s3.95. Now S1.85
62 Junior Sleeveless Sweaters of 1000 wool.
Navy color. Sizes 8, 10 and II. In small,
medium or large. Were $295. Now----S1.S5
5l-10OT Wool Wee Neck Sweaters in red,
white, navy or maize color. Sizes 80 to 40.
22 Sports Shirts of blue oxford cloth. Sizes
is and Is. Were $3.95. Now LBS
80 Sport Shirts of spunray rayon In white.
Tailored with long sleeves Sizes 10 to 20.
Were $685.
38 Dress Shirts Of cotton broadcloth. White
and fancy colors in the group Sizes 14h,
Is and 151s. Were $2.95 and $325. Now $50
W&L-The Boys Store, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-17
! Shower Curtain
Ensembles, $3.50

500 Packaged Napkins, 80 to a package. Were
Z5c. NOW &c
73 Enameled Roasters. Were 1.98. Now, $1.25
125 1s-inches by Is feet Rolls Of Household
Parchment Paper. Was CSC. Now 100
IL Folding Dish Drainers Of nickel finish
10 2-feet Folding Step Ladders. Were $1.4s
Now --------------->-------
rs Glass Casseroles and Covers. Were 81 .98
Glass Roasters. Were $6. Now-------$1.50
Glass Rooster Bottoms. Were So. Now, 75c
1 Chrome Towel Stand Was $1295. Now.
$295
l Wicker Clothes Basket. Was $2.25. Now, 81
1 Wicker Clothes Basket. Was 81. Now, Soc
Book Racks, unfinished. Were $295. Now, 81
16 Shower Curtains. Were $5.95. Now, $3.50
Shower Curtain Ensembles. Were $17.50.
NOW
Shower Curtain. Was $595. Now----$3.25
20 Wicker Clothes Baskets. Were $2.65. Now,
45c
Clothes Baskets. Were $2.35. Now----75c
W&I-Housewares, Down Stairs Store
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Mems Hose Reduced,
Csc, or z for $1.25

Irreeulars-if perfect
would sell for $3.50 to $3.50
1000 Mems Hose in a wide assortment Of
fabrics--100qo WOOL $50 wool and $3.50 nylon,
SOC cotton and 209o wool.
80 Mems All-wool Scarfs in several styles and
patterns. Special -----------S-------
rs All-Wool Sleeveless Sweaters in attractive
checks in several colors. Sizes So to AZ. Were
$40. Now
22 Cigarette Lighters that are wind-resistant.
with military crest. Were 81. Now, SlS5
$50 Silk and Rayon Neckties in attractive
colors Were $1.50 and $3.50. Now-------95e
IS Leisure Jackets of rayon gabardine. At
tractive drape effect with belt. Sizes "a to
AZ. Were $995.
W&L-The Mems Store, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Misses'WooI Coots Reduced

Full-length, three-quarter length, short
coats. Full-back style to be worn loose or
belted, fitted dress coats, sports coats. In
all-wool fabrics: gabardines, worsteds, suede
cloth, melton, novelty weaves. Misses regu-
lar and half Sizes
SO Were $45 and 1895. $3.50
40 Were $6s95 to $685. $42.5o
IS Were 1895 to $1s5. -$62.5o
WRL-Women's and Misses Goats and Suits,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-17
BIouses Reduced

10 Rayon Crepe and Shantung Blouses in
dressmaker, jewel and low-necked styles.
Aqua, blue, orchid, pink and white. Sizes
$685. Were $5.95 to 1896. Now------$445
$50 Rayon Blouses with lace trim and tucked
fronts. Some tailored styles with winged
collar. Blue. yellow, pink white, lavender.
Sizes a2-3s. Were $S.95 to $1o.95. Now. $5.75
W&L-Women's Blouses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Savings on Useful Homefurnishings-
Ruos at a Greet Reduction

-yxI2 Administer Rugs. Blue rose, green
floral designs. Were $116. Now ---------$69.50
4-yx5KIearfax Rugs. Were $41. 80. Now SASS
I-46"x6 Brocade Klearflax Rug. Was $65
Cotton Tufted Rugs in several colors, not
every color in every size.
1-27'x4s" Rug. Was $l095 Now ------ $49s
4-so"x54" Rugs. Were sl2.95. Now = $685.
7-4x6' Green, Beige and Gray Colored Rugs.
Were .95. Now ---------------------- $3.50
+3"xY Rose, Beige, Green and Yellow. Were
$2195. NOW observation-disclosures SAs'oo
1-l1"x77" Peach. Was $1595. Now - $10.S5
Cotton Beauty Treds In blue, beige, dark
green, light green; not every color In every
size.
-2o"x36". Were $3.95. Now-----------S1.95
4-24"x44". Were $5.95. Now---------$2.95
z3x5. Were $1195. Now $5.S5
Cotton Lid Covers.
1O-Beauty Treds. Were $1.65. Now 50
2-Gray Loop Twist. Were $225. Now = $1.l0
2-Chenille in blue or rose. Were $l.65. Now so
W&I-Rugs, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Women's Royon Dresses
Greatly Reduced
BIouses Reduced

$50 Cotton, Rayon and Nylon Blouses in
jewel necked, tailored tucked front styles.
Some with ruf11e and lace trim. Light blue,
white, pink, navy, graya lavender. Sizes
1898. Were 1896 to $595. Now, $295
W6L-Womens Blouses, Aisle IS, First Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Corsets and Brossieres
Reduced to Clear

Were Now
10 Long Line Brassieres and
Short Line rayon
satin and broadcloth. Some
with built-up shoulders in
both styles. Sizes 80 to 40 81 to S. $1.O0
20 Cotton Broche Girdles some
Rayon and Cotton, some
Satin Lastex, some with
firm back, others with
down-stretch back. Most
with talon closing, q few
with side hooks -------- $1095 $4.95
50 White Rayon Satin Lastex
Pantie Girdles with down.
stretch front and back,
sizes 26 to "a In IA and l6-
inch lengths ---------- $1095 $495
W&L-Corsets and BrassIeres, Third Floor