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Evening star., 1949-10-03
Spokesman for Spain Denies
CHARGES Of Anti-Protestant Bias

Charges Of Anti-Protestant Bias
To the Editor Of the Star:
In his letter to The Star Of September
Charles Allen Rentfro maintains that Spain
during the course Of many decades has been
liberal in her treatment OF minority faiths,
but adds that the country and its religious
rulers have deprived its citizens Of certain
fundamental rights.
This statement contains q serious error
of fact, for If during many decades Spain
has been liberal in its treatment Of reli-
gious minorities, in the opinion Of the let
ter writer, 1t is likewise liberal today because
legislation in the matter has not varied.
Article XII of the 1876 Constitution. gov
erned by Royal Order In that same year,
and which was the basic law during all
that liberal period-except five years OF the
Republic become Article ~ of the
present Bill of Rights which, in the same
terms, authorizes the practice Of cults, other
than that Of the Roman Catholic Church.
That which reveals the partisan character
of the campaign against the religious policies
Of the present Spanish Government is pre-
cisely the fact that people forget that this
Government has done nothing new and Is
unfolding the same measures which Mr..
Rentfro qualities as liberal. American read
ers can easily check this because foreign
correspondents In Spain are entirely free to
INFORM CaeW.
There are five or six thousand Spanish
Protestants who live unmolested in the exer-
else of their religious worship with no legal
hindrance set to their activities. They can
send their children to Protestant schools II
they do not wish to send them to public
schools, and, Of course, they are freely ad-
1nitted to high schools and universities with
out having to make any statement as to
their religious beliefs. with the exception OF
theological faculties. Marriage legislation,
which has not changed these many years.
authorizes non Catholics to be married be-
fore Judge without any interference on
the part Of the Catholic hierarchy and to
be married later according to the precepts
Of their confession. In all Spanish cenae-
teries law requires that special section be
set aside for non-C Catholics.
From the occupational or professional
point-of- view there Is no legal discrimina-
ton. Not single instance can be found
when Protestant was prevented from
holding any legally established profession or
ONCE II he met the qualifications required.
Although the Spanish Protestants belong on
the whole to the less cultured sectors OF the
nation, very well-known Protestant, Or.
Araujo, Is Professor Of Mathematics at tho
University Of Zaragoza.
EDUARDO PROPER DE CA1LEJON.
Spanish Charge d'A1aires.
Evening star., 1949-10-03

From one of the Navy's little newspapers
we learn more about women: "Those who
are the easiest to win are always the
hardest to lose"
Evening star., 1949-10-03
Questions and Answers

&, A reader can get the answer to any question
Of fact BY writing The Evening Star Information
Bureau. 316 Eye st. ne. washington 2, D. e.
Evening star., 1949-10-03

It is felt, in the more mature schools
of journalism, that salvaging the British
Empire deserves as big play as pulling
a COW from silo.
Evening star., 1949-10-03
Letters to The Star

Letters for publication must bear
the signature and address OF the
,ortter, although 1t Is permissible for
a tOrtter k7ao10n to The Star to use
nom de plume. Please be brief.
Evening star., 1949-10-03

After fourteen years OF gathering ma
terial on the subject, the professor is to
write a book about burlesque. Are we right
In assuming it will feature Upper coyer?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
VII w. 5:
".

BIOsOPHY.
Art and Life" discussion by Fine, Arts
CLUB of Blosophical Institute, Willard Ho-
tel, pm. today.
DANCING.
Instruction in folk and square dancing,
sponsored BY Recreation Department a.
NV. 3s I O'CLOCK tonight.
Potomac Area Youth Hostels; meet at
Riverside Stadium. > pm. today.
MUSIC.
Piano recital by Jean Casadesus Ma
Constitution avenue NV, o'clock to-
night.
MODEL RAILWAY DISPLAY.
Model railway system and mythical
Crown City, U. 9, A., Union Station. Room,
457, open to public today, to 10 pm.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Smithsonian Institution, Tenth. street
and Constitution avenue NV, open sun
days and Wsekda,ys to 439 pm
January 80
Barnett Alden Gallery, 1877 Randolph
place NV; open to 10 pm. weekdays
and 2 to 3 pm. Sundays; paintings BY
!. Rice Pereira. through January.
silver spring AT SanefS; s.ln FloWer
. m; paintings by Louise Hibbens, through
January.
Phillips Gallery, 1900 Twenty frst street
NV; open II, am. to 10 pm. Mon
Saturday and to 7 pm. sundays; modern
art exhibits, also q Retrospective Loan Ex-
hikition of Kokoschka, through Janu-
National Gallery Of Art. Sixth street
and Constitution avenue NV; open 10
M to 5 pm. weekdays and 2 to 10 pm.
Sundays; paintings and sculpture COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

corporation finance, will be taught
by Louis Loss, associate general
counsel of the SEC. The other
course, which will deal with civil
aeronautics administrative pro-
cedures, will be taught by Charles S.
Rhyme, general counsel of the Ma
tional Institute Of Municipal Law
Ofdcers.
The university also announced that
applications for the winter term for
all schools and colleges are being
received at the admissions Office,
2029 G street NV. Registration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
lprisins the Mellon, Kress. Widener and
Dale collections and Sits from other

prisins the Mellon, Kress, widener and
Dale collections and sifts from other
donors.
Corcoran Gallery Of Art. Seventeenth
street and New York avenue NV: open
IL to 400 Pm Mondays. 10 am. to
4:3O pm. Tuesdays through Fridays, 8
am. to 4:30 pm. Saturdays and to 3
pm. Sundays: water colors BY artists OF
Washington, for an indefinite period.
Library of Congress. First and East
Capitol streets: open am. to 10 pm.
Mondays through Saturdays and 1l:3O
I'm. to 10 pm. Sunday: exhibit commem-
Grating the centennial Of the Oregon Terri
tory through February II, 1910: original
manuscript of Lincoln's three-page auto
biography for an indefinite period. "Elec,,
ton exhibition of manuscripts. political
cartoons, photographs and documents;
tracing history of American presidential
elections, through Thursday.
Fish and WildIife Service. under main
lobby in Commerce Department Building,
Fourteenth and E streets NV; open 3
am. to 4 pm. daily; display of animals
and fresh-water fish.
Studio Group Christmas Show, No. 4
Hillyer Court, open Saturdays 10 am
TO 4:30 pm. and Sundays l to Pm :,
for an indefinite period.
Public Library. Eighth and K streets
NV. exhibit COMMUNICATING the -S0th
anniversary of the Library, through Janu-
NatinoaI Archives, exhibit hall. Con-
stitution avenue between Seventh and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

Eighth streets NV; open e:45 am. to
5:15 pm. weekdays, 1880 to 5 pm. Sat-
urdays and 80 to 5 pm. Sundays and
holidays
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club, 1905
L street NV: lounge, library, writing
desk. billiard tables and radio.
Servicemen's Victory Center 1113 Penn
sylvania avenue NV; free canteen, open
daily, noon to midnight.
Penthouse Service Center, Seventeenth
and K streets NV, pm, bridge club;
Z o'clock, roller skating and $50 o'clock
tonight, dancing.
NV, snack supper, $3.50 o'clock, variety
entertainment, Z O'Clock, and dance with
orchestra, O'Clock tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
2 New Courses Offered
At G. W. Starting Feb.

George Washington University S
Law School will offer two new
courses during the winter term
which opens February l, it was an
nounced yesterday.
One new course, in Securities and
Exchange Commission aspects of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
Worthiness Established in Test after Test

Worthiness Established in Test after Test
On long, level soightowoys these new Chevroets posed
exoctinq tests for oceeleroton fuel economy broking
On the rugged road Of imported Beleon blocks their
durability amply demonstrated
And the speed LOOP running wide-open hour otter hour
on the durability route, rough tough and dusty In every
conceivable test the o49 models we're made to prove
that they everything that have learned to expect
from their Chevroets
IT'S Tried and Kve-7hrovgh and through
In Short the General Motors Proving Ground tests ere your
assurance that your newmode Chevrolet hos proved its worth
through many months and many many thousands OF miles OF
rough handling It. not only new, but tried-ond true.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

already they testing and refining units projected for
production models Of years oheod.
Here before single 1949 Chevrolet went into pro-
dveon experimental models were ested-mode to show of
1ev possess in greater measure than ever all those qualities
on which Chevrolet has built its Leadership, qualities Chevrolet
owners expect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

MAYHEM you the 1949 chevoe eonee will be enough
w TO tell YOU they're new-ou When you look inside,
and under the hood and beneath the chassis you'll see that
their newness is merely in outward appearance. but
design and engineering and construction as we'll
For these automobiles truly new, embodyIng the
advances and improvements that, but for and postwar
years, would have been introduced from year to yeor.
Brand New Yet already Proved in Action
But to the engineers and teehnons Of the General Motors
Proving Ground the lo49 Chevrolet already DID, They know
what will do, and how exceedingly we'll It will do it-they
know all about its performance, its comfort its power, safety
durability and economy It's old model these people, for
Evening star., 1949-04-14
British Needlepoint
Yarn; 40-yord
skeins, l5e We're 3sc

400 Skeins British Needlepoint
Yarn In assorted colors.
IL Argyle Mitten and Sock Gun
Kits, 100S wool. assorted color
o m b nations. Were N.So.
Now ------ -
, Yarncraft Baby Knits, 1905
wool, yellow. Were Sl.85.
Now ----4---S1.2 S1.25
1 Stamped Crib Quilt to be
appliqued, with background,
pink border. Was S3.25. Now, -
/ Model Cotton Receiving
Blanket. pink with colored
applique. Was So. Now =
8 Model Cotton Aprons, assorted
styles and colors. Were $.
Now u
3 Model Cotton Bridge Cloth.
peace, blue. maize. Were $l0.50.
Now 49, $o.Ss
/ Model Linen Chair Set, white
with blue embroidery fringe
edge. Was 81. Now =
1 Set Model Cation Applique
Eibs, 2 to 4 set. Was $6.
Now { Z. -. ----- -
1 Uncovered Foot Stools. wal
nut finish. sxl4xs inches.
Were $3.50. Now $3.7s
Luggage Rack. walnut finish.
Was $3.50. Now =
1 Model Gotten BABY Pillows.
white with pastel embroidery.
Were %. Now N.zS
s Needlepoint Pieces, design
finished in gros point. 7ix2s
Were s3.3s. Now s2..s
s Needlepoint Pieces, design
finished IN gros point. 2Ixss.
Were $33s. Now s1.as
i Uncovered Fost Steel. solid
.mahogany. slightly damaged.
I2xl4xil. Was sil. Now. ss.1s
w3L-Art Needlevork. Eighth
Floor
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Furs Reduced

2 4 skin Natural WiIk Mink
Scarfs. Were s204. Now s15e
4 4-skin Dyed Kohineor Mink
scarfs. Were s96. Now s72
] Black-dyed Persian Lamb
Coat. Size 16. Was 1894.
Now $500
] Brown-dyed CaracuI Lamb
Coat. Size 16. Was 1854.
Now ----------- $lZe
Natural Pony Coat with Natu-
raj mink tail collar. Size 16.
Was 1854. Now $50
] Brown-dyed Mouton Lamb
Coat. Size IA. Was s210.
Now --------------- $50
2 Brown-dyed Mouton Lamb
Coats. Size 9. Were 1924.
Now -------- $50
Prices include 20T tax
W&L-Fur Salon, Third Floor
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Dropsries and
Curtains Reduced

- shsrt Lengths ~ Rem-
nants Drapery and sttpcsver
Materials. u u i prsee.
iS Pairs Csiifsrnis Han1priss
knlnad nrAperieM Turquoise
with small Provincial dessxfi-
We're tiseS. Nor ts-ss
8 Crelsaae Piissw shams In
yeliow. rose and blue. Were
Ne5 Nos N-N
6 Cr~ssnne Dressing Takl<
skirts In assorted cosms Were
S1e5. Mon Nss
n Pairs Piatm Csilsa sgarssi-
se4se RsfIIA1 CurtAias. ~
inches long. % tfsrtse& wide
We're ss, Hox N.A
S sPairH. 81 inches ksnx. 50 inrnes
Wide. slightly snaled- We're ~ -
NGx ~-ss - N<%so
I~(aarsains md DrspeTses.
Seventh Ysoor
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100 Cotton Seersucker
Housecoots, $4.2s

Attractive wrap around styles in fIoroI
prints. Sizes IL to 20.
SO Tailored Robes in royon toffeto
with white piping. Red, navy, light
blue Sizes z to Is. Were $14,95.
Now $5.75. 49,, i. >s.,z
zs Cotton Quilted Robes in prints; sizes
II, l6e 18. TO-. A. Were $lO:e5:
-. 80 Now $5.75
II Royon Bed Joekets in postels. prints
and solid colorss Were S8.95 to
S12.e5. Now $5.75.
8 Cotton Quilted Brunch Goats in florol
pottern. Sizes 2 and IA. Were
S6.o5. Now $3.75.
z Rayon Quilted Robes in dark florol
prints. Sizes II and 20. Were
Sl2.o5. Now SITS,
9 Cotton Quilted Brunch coats in florol
prints. Sizes u and TO-. Were
o.o5. Now $l4.5o.
10 Royon Satin Quilted Robes in black
and royal blue. Sizes Ia. 24 and "A and
48. Were S2o.o5. Now Sl4.50.
s Royon Quilted Robes with cotton
Ioee trim. White, blue. liloc. pole
green. Sizes 10 and IA. Were
S2o.o5. Now $l8.75.
4 Double breasted Tailored Robes in
red or kelly wool. Size Is. Were
Slo.o5. Now $3.50.
Z Wool ToiIored Robes in pink and
blue. Sizes 2 and l8. Were S2e.o5.
Now $ls.75.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Cotton Bros, ST

We're S2.SO
so Cotton Bras in tearose and
white. Sizes 80, 81, 36, 50.
10 Two-way Stretch Pantie
Girdles. Black. Sizes 20, 81.
Were 81. Now 49, S2.45
! One-piece Foundations. S
Black rayon satin, down-stretch
panels in front and back. Sizes
80, 80, SO. 2 Tearose cotton
batiste with lace tops. boned.
Sizes AZ, 43. Were $3.50 and
$10.95. Now $3.95
W&L-Corsets and Brassieres,
Third Floor
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Knit Underwear
55c to $z.o5

Were 81 to y5.95
lis Pieces Heavy Cotton Knit
Underwear, or wool and cotton
labeled for fabric content.
Snuggies, vests and union suits.
White. tearose. Broken sizes.
so Brushed Rayon Gowns.
Pink, blue. Sizes "a, 80. Were
$3.85. Now w.---------Sl.S5
rs Heavy Cotton Briefs. Tea
rose. Small size. Were 79c
Is Gray knitted Petticoats, cot
ton. Medium slim, medium
stout. Were $1.65. Now Csc
10 Gray Knitted Petticoats, cot
ton. Medium slim. Were $2.20.
Now $l.zV
w&L-Knit Underwear,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Gifts
Reduced for
Cteoronce

! s.xrss rsasrwS rs@eA an ssss1
2Aa So %e~ sc
ress~sy nara. Ness 80 Nps,
sic
4 rsassHs t~sAasaa, Aesw az IA,
Nos 81 -
: ttaaa carved Ned CASaF~sss
EaASx Mere stt Nee -
= aaana~saFe~a N@@a Ash
Tras. Mere 81 sa Mes ss W
: Aaae ar<esaisA Fireplace
hestewAs Mesr Sc Nps ~ -
q Hand decorated Na~asm
Chesss anA tEaxAsx TxssA
Nezw &sss Nam Siaa
Z Hand srcssstsa A@ears
{ hsese aaa trasAsF Ffasa
Nrss sic Nes s.
) Hard aexerasra Osa Feaasss
tars Made tate lAmRN attA
shades. wrsv 80 Nc~ ss@
Wal CTR ssaer. Ftiia Facx
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Girls Hosiery
Reduced

80 Pairs Teens White Csessa
Behby Sseks With assnrted
striped tops. Eszes . 10 III.
We're Sc pair Nov. Z patrx
Tor 81; pair 1se
rs Psiss GirIs' ~ Teens
Wsel Secks 10 .Rayfy assorte<s
coicrs and STYLES. stnes 1 ID III
In the group. Were. pair. n 70
III I NCw .-------9 9oe
wdsL~0iris. Hoeaery.
Fourth Yioor
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Music Albums
Reduced

= Tsps~n AIsssss festHvtas I'd
die Cantor. Burns asa AlaFn.
Fshbeg MaGst ard McIiy were
fses Nos ~s..4.s-st tss4
q sing . Senx ~ Trf~nAship.
EhilArra.s tBnylife AIkams.
Were s1Ra sow Tts
C.zsaas. ssnAa ard fssp~y
Orchestra. Wsa t3ia sus.
tise
4 AIamm. the t9W notes Waa
k1a1. NaN 10
10 she~ss Assersea ssasle.
Were sfw. soN Z fss ~
No Empsy Alssm& Were 80.
No~ .s....4,.I -
wkI.~Recmds. rUnsh Fsaw
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Is Pieces Teen-Ase
Sportsweor. $z.95
WSvs H1S TO 1926

Group Includes lsng sleeve tai
isred shirts In solid colors.
skirts In straight line and swing
styles u weeI and r1ysn CAB
ardines b selid. checks and
tweedS- Alss . few eordurey
weskits. soli1 reler& Wssl nip
over aweasers. B-sAen si1es and
color range.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Cotton Sports Dresses, s7''s

sCere 5I215 and yI4g5
100 Cotton sports assortment Of
colors. Sizes 10 to TO-
Nyon assorted colors Sizes "a to 40 Were
tweeds and plain coos Sizes 10 to l8 Were
20 Skirts in paids and Nice assortment Of
colors Sizes $1295 and $1395 Now $685.
Jackets and green Sizes Is to TO- Were
$1695 and $25 $l2oO
styles raspberry and beige
Sizes 10, H. H. Were $3.50 Now
W&I-Sportswear Third
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Fur-trimmed Wool
coots, $59.95
Were fII5 tn sos

10 Beautifully Tailored Winter
Goats, some fitted, others flared
or belted, in dress and sports
styles. Trimmed In beaver,
nutria, Persian lamb or leopard.
Assorted colors. Broken sizes
10 to 20.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
inexpensive Dresses, $50
fOere 5I0.9S to H29S

100 dark prints cottons and
STYLES womens half sizes 141a to 24
of styles gabardines and
prints Misses sizes IL to co. Half sizes
$1495 $l055
w6L-Inexpensve Dresses, Third Floor
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S. Teen-Ass
Dresses, 81 IS
W<ye SIO.sS 10 1865

IL prints eu Faysn. saysn faille
AM ehecke1 anA print csttsns.
sises II = II.
w4LrTesn-ass Apparel.
Fourth IIocr
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Pens Reduced

I, Secretary Fountain Pens.
Were 81. Now u.ss
~ Strstford Fountain Pens.
Were 81. Now see
10 Wearever PEN and Pencil
Sets. Were $s.zs. Now s2.ss
50 Automatic Pencils. Wese
xl.4e. Nov Soc
SO Bexes Lightweight station
cry. white Or blue. 60 single
sheets, "a envelopes. Specially
priced see
II Gard Table Cevers. floral
printed quilted cossons. Were
S295. Now ~s+~-e.4.~- M.65
s-piece Desk Set, gold -tooied
leather. Was $3.50. Now. SIS
10 Leather Desk Pads with
panel ends. gold-toolec. Were
Si2. Now .~44.-ss4e~~--- $50
Letter Racks. leather covered.
Were ti8. Nov --~~.~@ -
I Hand BIotters. gsld-tooIed.
Were H. Now -~-~-...- -
2 Desk CaIendasx. sold-sooied
leather. Were %. Nov st.se
Brsxn Leather Magasins
Rack. Was $40. Mon sfe
Pair Glass Bask Ends. Were
$50. Nov k5.ss
50 Picture Frames. wood. Sizes
Sal to lixiS. We're u. 50 10 SIT.
Nov x7.9o 10 n .k&
- Dsxes Novelty and Decs-
rated Stationery In assorted
colors- ~ folded sheets. ~
envelopes. Specially priced. 80
W6is--Statsonery. Aisle 4, FIrst
Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Walnut Room Afternoon

walnut koom Afternoon
Fashions
A group Of cocktoil and afternoon
dresses in royon sotins, toffetos.
erepes. foiIles. Ioees; assorted
colors. Also two-pieee wool cos
tunes in posteIs, novy. brown.
Sizes 10 to 1S.
Were Now
34----S8o.e5 to Sle5 $67.z5
o-------So5 to $3.50 $7l.25
ll-----Sllo to Sle5 $3.50
S225 SIz3.75
l---------Slo5 $l46.25
malpof Dow, 1ri,ird Ftaor
Evening star., 1949-04-14
9 Silk Hostess
Gowns, $3.50
We're $45.

Almond, wine. dark green. navy. Sizes
10. Il, IA.
Z Hostess Gowns in iridescent royon
toffeto. Sold and purple Sizes 10
and a. Were $50 o5.- Now $2S.75.
z Hostess Gowns in royon and wool
tproperly lobeled as to fobric con-
tent, cherry and chortreuse. Sizes
IA and Is. Were SIS. Now $zs.75.
4 Royon Satin Hostess Gowns in cherry
and chortreuse Sizes IA, Is, l8.
Were S5oo5. Now $33.75.
W&L-Negligees. Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Odd Lot Custom
Mode TobIe Pods

with ssssehiss issvss saS
sepsrsss issvss
I Drep L~af Pad. sins 4ia. saeat
inches, Was sia5o. Nov, saIse
= Matehinr Leaves. ioxsi4
inches. brown. Were each o. 90.
NOW s~--s.s-- e--9s 4~s~-+~ b.5s
I Ext~nsien Table Pad. ssasx
t7s. inches. Was siies Now,
$50
I Matching Leaf. i2x3sas inches.
Mahogany. Was ss3s. Nos,
si.4s
| Extension Table Pad. sits xss
inches. was sass. Nov ss.ss
. Matching Leaves. i7xtiT.
Inches. white Were fzes.
I Extsnsien Table Pad. sg1sx
ST. inches. brown. Was siaso.
Now ka4Ss
I Estensisn Table Pad. ii u xss
inches. Was si3to New. $50
I Matching Leaves inzsi y.
brown. Were $3.50 Mos ti.7s
| nrsp Leaf Table Pad. siasr
T1s.. brown. was sii7s, Ngw,
$50
I Exi<nsssn Table Pad. s7aK
CO.. Mahogany. Was siisS.
MoN saS~
sIssses. odd ssze, Were $50.
Nov 4z+.4eas.~sA &1S8
Z Leaves. odd aazs Mahogany.
Were s31s, NON sllss
Z Leaves. odd size. tar. Were
~ 2ss. Nov siass
wai< Blankets, Psfth rieus
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Untrimmed Wool
Winter Coots

A group Of many styles: Fitted,
f1ared or belted, tailored for
sportswear or dress. Suede
cloth, fleece, wool broadcloth.
Assorted colors. Broken sizes 10
to 20, some half f-sizes.
= were s4s.s5 to $685.. Now, SIS
II were $50 s.s5rtu sllo. Now, $50
81 were 500 to $1s5. Now, s65
9 were $1s5 to s225. Now s94
Misses Suits Reduced
Semi tailored and dressmaker
styles In wool gabardine, mems
wear worsted, novelty weaves,
rayon faille, satin and brocade.
Assorted colors, broken sizes 10
to 20, some half-sizes.
1I3 were $685. to s7s95. Now,
S29.95
1s were 1895 to sis5. Now,
S59.95
Q were $125 to $l95. Now, $685.
W&L-Women's and Misses
Goats and Suits, Third Floor =
Evening star., 1949-04-14

Manufacturers sompIes Of bridal sets
and neeIieees Of royon and royon
ninon with cotton Ioce trim. White
and postes. Sizes 10 to Is.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
100 Junior
Dresses, $7.o5

iCere 1925 to s72.s5
Prints and solid colors In at
tractive rayon crepes, failles.
shantungs and gabardines. Pas
tel and dark colors Included.
Sizes 3 10 Is.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Women's Shoes
Greatly Reduced
BIouses from Our Third
Floor Reduced

leo Blouses in rayon jewel Peter Pan classic
shirt styles with short and long sleeves White tan
xerine beixe, gray pink, and black. Sizes 81 to W
Were S5.95 TO $S.95. Now. $365.
rayon crepe mandarin and neck
lines White blue and black Sizes 50 to 3s Were
S095 to 1885. $6oS
w&I-Blouses Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Girls Underwear
Reduced

ils Children's Csmkinatisns.
sleeveless style. Sizes I to u.
were si6s. Now IS
lss Children's 1-piece BaIbrig-
eaa sleepers in pink or blue.
sises 1 to u. Were sass. Nor
si.ss
wALGirlE Yurnishlnss,
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
IS kegIigees and Bridal
Sets, s12so Made to sell for s25

s Short TeiIored Fitted Robes in wool.
Navy, red. Sizes 10, II. IA. Is. l8.
Were Sl6.e5. Now $3.50.
4 Corduroy ToiIored Robes in wine,
oquo, royol blue Sizes 1914. 1874,
20 and a.. Were Sl6.95. Now $3.50.
z Royon Houseeoots in corol Sizes
Ia and l8. Were Slo.o5. Now $3.50
3 TeiIored Royon Robes in blue ond
pink. Sizes II to l8. Were SlO95.
Now $5.75.
5 kayon Brunch Goats in cherry. royol
blue, kelly, fuchsio. Sizes 10. l6, 18.
Were SIPS. Now SITS.
; Rayon Tailored PoIke-dot Robes in
red. Sizes rs and l8. Were Slo.95.
Now S7.75.,
S Terry Cloth Robes in peoch, blue and
yellow Sizes 20 and 40. Were
Sl7o5. Now $3.50.
8 Hostess Gowns in iridescent royon
toffeto and sotin, Groy, oInond, red,
kelly. Sizes 10 to rs. Were S29.o5.
Now $iS.75.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
so Sweaters. $3.s5

Wool cardiEans and siip-ens In
blue. pink. copper. white and
maine. Some are slightly seiled.
Sizes ~ 70 -.
W&I.Junior Miss Apparel.
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Women's Housedresses, Brunch
Coots, Nurses Uniforms, Now s27s
tere {.3QS fn f11S

WFFf yJv5 10 "S5
pastel eetons Sanforrcd csdna shrink
less than 1qet button front style Sses - 10 ~
100 brunch coats wraparound style In pastel eoons san
forzed residual shrinkage than fes Sizes 10 a.
30 Nurses Uniforms cotton popln sharskn netshsd
collar style Popln. sizes is 10 ~ sharkskn sres 10 s1
w&L-Unforms and Aprons Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-14
lnfonts Cotton
Shirts, 25e were Soc

100 knitted cetfsn Shirts with
Shsrt sleeves. Siss Z.
White nainsook dresses In six
months size.
II Fine Cotton Br0adcloth Suits
with embroidered trim. Blue
or yellow. Sizes l and 2. Were
$5.95. Now w-------------$ $z.SS
Is fodder Pastel Cotton
Dresses for l and 2 year olds.
Were $3.95 and $4.95. Now S2.S5
% Packages Of Dispesabe Dia-
per Liners. As is. Were $l.29.
Now ----------------.--S Sc
Z Wool Knit Legsing Sets In
white with pink or blue trim
ming. Size !. Were $l6.95.
Now ---------------- $S.sS
Is Wool Sleeping BaSs In small
size. Rayon satin ribbon trim.
Were s6s5 and ss.95. Now.
sl.ss
IL Wool BuntinEs with rayon
satin lining. Upper fastened.
with detachable hood. Pink,
bue, yellow. Were sloss. Now.
ss.ss
so lnfonfs' hendmsde
csttoN Dresses. Sl.45
Uere y2eS
w6EI,-Nursery Corner,
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-14

100 Junior Blouses
Sz.e5
Uere sS.9S and N9S
Spring and summer indispsn-
sAbies, these rayen crepe biouses
are washable. Tailored or
dressy, colored or white. Sires
3 10 rs.