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Evening star., 1949-06-09
Sportsweor Reduced
uits, Joekets, Skirts

Suits, Jeekets, Skirts
. Wool Sports Suits in tweeds.
stripes and plaids. Sizes 10 to
Is. Were 500 and $135. Now,
SIS
IA Wool Tweeds and Gabardines,
Sports Suits and Goats, In toast,
navy, red. Sizes IL to Is. Were
$89.95 and SOS. Now $67
Is Wool Gabardine Suits in
tweeds and stripes, assorted coll
ors. Sizes 10 to l8. Were $69.95.
NOW ---------------- - $S2
I Check Wool and Tweed Sports
Suits In assorted colors. Sizes
10 to Is. Were $S5. Now, $63.75
8 Rayon Ribbonit Suits in
brown. gray. navy. Sizes II to
Is. Were $79.95 and $685..
Now SAT
Il Wool Jackets, checks, tweeds
and menswear fiannels. As
sorted colors and sizes. Were
$25 and $29.95. Now $1S.75
81 Weol Skirts In checks, gabar-
dimes and wool crepes, assorted
sizes and colors. Were $5.95 and
s14.s5. Now ow---------$3.SS
Evening star., 1949-06-09

1 a7e7 Estate Eiecfsie Range.
Was s344ss. Nov -~ sz2s1
IL d n Electric Range. Was
s25sss. Now --.s siee8
1 s7ss Estate Eiectrse Range.
was tz5oo5. Nsw ---SilS1
1 Anderssa Gas Range. STAIN
less steel top. Was s34S. Nov,
sIso.sS
4 Anaersoa Gas Range Was
s2ss 50. New -u7e6
4 Hsspsins Wringsr-typs wash
O.. Was eisels. Nov 3eeW
I Ant smatie Wrinser.tyDe
Washes. Was si3s6. Nov.
I Bsaekstsas wnaesr wssher.
model III AP. Was eiie9s
ksw Observation-Disclosures S5eS6
I Daa<tsesne Wringes Washer.
model Id Ar. Was siN9s.
New 1ee.&S
Z TD 80 AaniraI 1efrigasssa.
wers S1e416. Nsw H7s0
IL d n - GaIass E1ertsis
water Hsatsr. Was siss.
New 008
4 Phists Ar Can611s6nar.
Damaged. n0t instAllsd. was
t4se5o Nor III
4 Cadaman 0an Wa1aR ManAax,
10 gailcn& was eoela Now.
e1o2
Evening star., 1949-06-09
BIouses Reduced

$50 Lace-trimmed and Hand
detailed Rayon Crepe Blouses
with jewel, Peter Pan and tie
necklines; long and short sleeve
styles; maize, white, mauve and
aqua. Sizes 80 to SO. Were
$10.95. Now $7.65
45 Sheer Blouses, rayon crepes
and cottons, club-collar and
jewel neckline styles. White.
gold, brown, blue. Sizes 80 to SO.
Were $7.95. Now $S.75
III Jewel Neckline Blouses,
white rayon crepe with lace
aud tucked insets. Sizes 80 to
aS. Were 1895. Now -- $S.45
W&L-Blouses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Silk Seorfs
$l.95 to SIS
spere S29S to S4S

GUere y2.9S to y4S
900 Silk Scarfs In solid colors
and prints. Many lovely pat.
terms and styles in group.
10 Wool Stoles. Were $7.96
and $S.95. Now -----S3.7S
IS Blousettes, batiste with
chintz trimming or rayon crepe.
Assorted colors. Small, me-
dunn and large sizes. Were
4705. Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
10 Blousettes, rayon, assorted
eolors In polka dots. Small.
medium and large sizes. Were
17.S5. Now --------$2.50
WEI-Neckwear, Aisles Is, II,
First Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Fur Coots Reduced

I Natural Gray Persian Paw
Coat. Size Is. Was 1884. Now.
Silt
Natural Gray Chinese Kid
si6in Coat, red wool lining. Size
"a. Was 1874. Now SILT
I South American Spotted Cat
Coat, beaver collar and pockets.
Size 16. Was STA. Now 1854
SabIe-dyed Southern Back
Muskrat Coat. Size L.; Was
$474. Now S237
I Black-dyed Assembled Persian
Lamb Coat. Size IA. Was 1854.
NOW $1"
1 Mink-dyed Southern Back
Muskrat Coat. Size IA. Was
1854. Now w--$177
Barunduki Cape. Was $50.
NOW &0U
I Mink dyed Squirrel Cane. Was
$500. Now $2le
Prices Include e0% Tar
W&L-Fur Salon. Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-09

So Pretty Pastel Cotton Dress
Baby Sizes and sizes TO ..
20 Cotton Broadcloth Creepers
in white, blue. yellow. Sizes 9
months and ! and 2. Were
$3.95 and $4s5. Now s2.s5
30 Fine Cotton Broadclotl
Creepers in sizes l and 2.
White, blue. yellow. Were $5-s5.
NOW 80 @SsSS
81 Cotton Broadcioth Bobbie
Suits in pastels. Sizes and 2.
Were S5.e5. Now $3.Ss
IL Fine Cotton Broadcloth Bob
bic Suits in pastels; some with
embroidered trim. Sizes 2 and
8. Were s7.95. Now $S.s5
10 Broadcloth or Sheer Cotton
Dresses in pastels. Sizes / ana
2. Were s5.95 to s7.sS. Now.
S2.95
W&L-Nursery Corner. Fourth
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IrreeuIors, Fomous-Moke
NyIon Jersey Underwear

ss Nyien Jersey Banasssx.
White or blue. sites % 10 ~.
II perfect would be s7.so. NOV.
sf.M
rs Nyien Jessey Paaas- Flare
lea. tight-ieg and hand briefs
Tailored and lace trimmed
styles. White. pink. blue. Bro
ken sises. II perfect would Be-
O. 70 t4ss. Nos, si.B 10 tssss
Evening star., 1949-06-09
chiIdren's Striped Polo Shirts

sortment OF stripes. sises I and 9.
sweaters, cotton blouses, little
boys cotton garhardtne boxer
shorts. Sizes 3 to Q. Were
sass TO S3,eS. New $i.ss
IL Children's Jackets in cotton
corduroy. cotton poplin and
wool knit. Sizes . 70 8. Were
se.95. Now +SS.SS
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Dainty Summer
Fons W Price

"a White Pique Fans, on white,
pink or blue wood frames. Were
$3.50. Now---------- 81
4 Fans white piques with
Nory-type frame, 2 black CLOTH
Were S.. Now --- 50
. FANS small-size ostrich
feather fans in pink, blue,
white, green; 2 blue eyelet cot
ton fans. Were 81. Now 81
w&L-Costume Jewelry,
First Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-09
)oe Werr JI.6S TO sI.95

40 cotton knit polo shirts I'm brisf
IS Girls plaid weol skirts and
cotton dresses. Sizes : to 9.
Were SOS TO $5.95. Now Sass
ss Little girls cotton blouses
In white and pastels. Dressy
and tailored styles. Sizes 3 TO
6. Were $l.95 to $395. Now $i.2s
$50 Pieces of childrens wear
including girls wool skirts and
W6L-Juvenile Apparel, Fourth
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Hostess ond
Utility Aprons ST
ae,ere fI.1S

100 Aprons I'm utility or hostess
type, band style, cotton fabrics.
attractive styles.
Us Children's Seersucker printed
smocks, in Sanforized (residual
Ehrinkage less than III fab
rics, red or blue with white
background Sizes 2 to 10. Were
1895, Now S1.S5
W&L-Uniforms and Aprons,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-09
BIouses, $2.S5
sOere SS.o5 and 1.9S

800 Rayon Blouses In tailored
and dressmaker styles; vee,
Jewel and classic necklines;
solid colors and prints I'm red,
white, pink, gray, beige, black.
Sizes 80 to AZ.
.150 Cotton and Rayon Blouses
in tuck-in and over-blouse
styles; classic, jewel and Peter
Pan necklines; multi-stitched.
lace and tucking details. White,
pink, maize, aqua, gray. royal.
Sizes 80 to 80. Were $5.95 to
eS.95. Now w-------$4.4S
W&L-Blouses, Aisle IS,
First Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Junior BIouses
81 to $5.95
R4nR HVn nP

100 washable blouses In rayon
erepes, cotton batistes and or
CANDIES. Tailored or dressy.
White only. Sizes 3 TO Is.
100 Junior Dresses In rayon
crepes, faiiles. taffetas in
attractive and apiece styles
Plenty Of prints, checks and
plain colors. Sizes . TO Is.
Were $12S5 to $2S. Now sS.ss
% Sass.
w&L-Junior Misses Apparel,
Fourth Floor
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Sports Dresses

% Dresses, some silk, some
rayon. Navy, toast. green.
Sizes II to 10. Were $45 and
$3.50. Now S33.75
30 Rayon Prints and Cotton
Stripe Sports Dresses. Sizes 10
to 1s. Were s2s.95. Now, s1s.sJ
SO Sports Dresses, some rayons
and some cottons, In assorted
shades. Sizes 10 to 1S. Were
s11.s5 and $16.s5. Now s5.s5
SO Sports Dresses, rayon prints
and solid tones and solid-tone
cottons In the groups. Assorted
colors. Sizes 10 to Is. Were
s12S5 and 1895. Now .sS.75
9 Ribbonit Dresses and Two
piece Suit Dresses. Green, rust.
brown. Broken misses sizes.
Were $45. Now----------$33.7S
W&L-Sportswear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Slips, $2.ss We're ,sss and ssss

10 Slips nysn satin Tailored and
sefrued styles I'm Straight eu shrta Nsvy, black or
Sizes % 30 90
Slips ayon crepe Bias
skirts White petal pink Sizes TO o. Were sS Now SS
taeta Tailored embroidered
styles Straight skirts Black Sizes 80 to o. Were Ss and
s5aS Now z--.-- sass
rayon crepe Small and
$5s5
w&I-costume slips Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Metoi vsneticn
Blinds Reduced

Fine smaisay hainaA en-whiss
hnish- Kneses@d metal head
30 Assorted ssxess
a.. a. ~. Is. - widths.
Were tsss Muw ...e..s.s .s1.a@
-. -, as@ widths. wegs o. %.
W0N sx%~s- s~s- s5as 80 $50 - ~ &&s&a
10 Oaa sine teneaa&m Mfsmaa
Were % % ard a7ss. Now. si.ss
sss Ehest-length Csxtensss ana
Dsapesy mtiH Ceves ana Cmrtsim
gshrses. Suitable fo~ many taaea.
y 10 u ell.
. Plastic kssesesi CsssxsAss
Chasn~ League rsAa. plaid and
diaxosaas designs. were 50 %.
%RA ss-a slss.s zsss sals H&%
"a a
Evening star., 1949-06-09

"A Pastel Cotton Overails In
small, medium. large sizes.
Were $225 and sass. Now. Si.sS
6 Cotton Carriage Sets In white
and pink, white and blue. Were
$8.75 to $i3.95. Now ---- $S.S5
20 Infants Sweaters in pink or
blue wool. Layette size. Were
$l.95 Nov S1.4S
n Pairs White Kid Walking
Shoes In sandal and oxford
styles. Broken sizes, 4 to Q.
Were s295. Now ~ H.sS
II Metal Frame Bottle Holders
to attach to side of crib. Were
S4.95. Now - $l.S5
2 Metal Frame Folding Bath
Tubs and Dressing Table Tops.
As is. Were $685.. Now, sio.ss
Evening star., 1949-06-09

. silk chiffons and rayons in crepes,
cottons. White and assorted colors.
z, sizes IL and IA. Were Sl95
to $3.50. Now S112.5o
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Boys Stocks Sass
E<yr ttFS Fs SO

&Ssf sA@ = - @s9
10 rsAr~ Asss sAs1As 10 s~sa ama
pan ws~aa w~p~sas aAsSass s~w
tah~a<3 nrw~a aAws. sar~s ~
aaA g.
1sa<a ssAaa - swwz asAs sa@s
tKassg PATTERN ww~aa N@nss IL
ID T. - Nssx g. ~ ~ szs ~
Amw ksakA
30 sa@sAy s&Asa swass ~ sAner
eFv~sa azs asas KssSs saavy PAL
lern xgss& S1ses q u "a II.
"a % se ws4~ - ~ - -,
Nww SIAM
II Item ssass IN Esay eeysH.
ana aase wse& asas q 4 q
Were t.FA Scw kAsA
2 ezns~s sr-szss e@sts tss sNSsa
a.as asals wex& $50 q Nsss
tls As Ncw . sa9A
~ fkass' e~ttsn as~ss ahaFsa IA
ssFssec tans arc slssss sAsNs
IL lS's Ia - NsFs klas -
taha Nee uh
ssa Janses nztt@a .em sAtEts N
gssss0a with regular asAs Es@a
callars- Nasi,s h,ase tan ara
fanst eSsaaTn Siaes Z thFysSa&A
10 WeTv o. % Nae kAs
" Iant@s Hattna ~aa aAasts IN
white cxsssasa nFasa1ct<sth w4tA
Ftsn rc4lAF sapes 4 thFosagh IL
Were 0. ~ Ncw 10
Wal AeaS Stare FNs4FtA Fseaf
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Bondeoux. 68e
s,sre SI.SS

fbsre SI.6S
125 Cotton Batiste Bandeaux.
Sizes 81 to SO, group includes
A, B, c cups.
10 Memo Girdles and Pantie
Girdles. Cotton and rayon two
way stretch. Small, medium
&nd large sizes. Were S.. Now,
$2.5e
Q Summer Corsets, back-laced
styles. Cotton mesh. Sizes 26,
2s, 30, 81. Were 1896. Now,
$1.S5
w&L-Corsets, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-09
so Tesn-ase
Dresses, $7.95
scsye SI095 to 1855

WITT W4VDU w W1VV
Group includes iridescent checks
and printed cottens, navy check
rayon taffeta and rayons In
solid colors. Sizes 10 20 10.
1ee Teen-age blouses In long
and short sleeve styles.
white rayons and cottons In
white or pastel and plaid. Sizes
10 to 10. Were 1896 to $5.s5.
w&r-Teen-age Apparel.
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Junior and Teen
age Shoes, $z.95

scere J6.9S to J8.95
Dress and sports styles In patent
leather and suedes. Broken
sixes ~ 10 D.
W&L--Junior and Childrens
Shoes, Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Summer Housecoots, $3.7s We're ssss

Sizes l2 to 20.
Rayon light floral prints
Is Rayon neggees and bridal SETS manufacturers samples Some
rastels colors Similar styles have
49,
solid stripes Broken
sink hostess almond dark red Sizes TO-
u, IL
tanea hostess in violet gold color Sizes
10 to 16 Were $6sS5. $2sJS
WSI-Neeigees Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-09
IS Girls Cotton
Dresses, S2.95
,cere S3.95 to s6.9S

Assorted prints and
checks In washable, wear
able cotton dresses. Sizes
7 20 IL.
50 Girls White Cotton
Blouses. Sizes 7,#4 10.
Were $l-95 to $3.s5. Now,
30 Subteen Dresses, in
cluding cotton prints,
checks and pastel rayons.
Sizes 10, II, IL. Were s7.s5
to $i2.s5. Now w----z $S.ss
WGL-Girls' Apparel,
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Seconds OF WfiI.knoUn
Combed PsreoIe Sheets and
Pillow CoSeS At Special Prices

subject aght impesfectiens that will not impair their
snr. wearing qualities from their fine smooth ss
feeling and handsome appearsnce
nm size 72x,os II perfect would sell for s3ia ssts
sss size sixios perfect would sell Tor $40 Now
Size 4sx3s II perfect would sell for ssc Now--"s
w6r-Linens fifth Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-09
so Teen-ose
Dresses, $5.95

,cere S79S to 1925
Cottons, rayons, spun rayons,
rayon taffetas. 1 and 2-piece
styles. Gay stripes, tie prints
solid colors. Sizes 10 to 16.
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Mems Summer
Suits, S5.95

" ere 40
10 Mems Washable Gotten snlsa.
Shorts 81 and %. regulars -.
stouts ~. +6 and abort stouts In
~ and t6.
% Mems Robes In medium and
light weights and tailored Of
cottons. rayons and some woods.
Sizes small, medium and large
W&L-The Mems Store.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Misses Wool Suits u Price

varied Of attractive tailored
dremaker Styles wool gabardnes imported woo
worsted and hanne Of fae dressmaker suits
I'm black only Wool suits In black wine
blue Sizes 10 10 20.
3d. were $4SSo ana sosSo NOV, $3.50
- mare ssoos Now s1 2" 15 $780, $sss5
w&I-womens and Misses Suits. Third
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Bedroom Furniture

I Sold sfshsgsny Dsssas
Dresser H&s<. was aiSTks.
N@M - s%4sssae- #s~~.re~-e ~~as4 -
I vaniay neas. nso1sTn hsssetsed
mahogany. was ssssa. Aew, 80
. Mahogany vaaafy mss~. waa
M@ M0W k5k84
! ssasA sasAssaaY saSks TasAs
Was %. sssw -&zNIHe
I h6saesm OR Vastly villa iafss
rox4ad marrus. WA 90 70.
M0W ~@~~As%~.sas ~.4s#s& 80
4 Lsvrs ma~neh@a n6aA~samy
xnntsy s1fh sszskfs mtrvg. was
t1M MHM e...s.es. s~@x-s -
fIaxxe Nahas&ny ESnms M&ms.
Ing kEissuw. Wa 90. sssw.
I s~asa esak k-Dsswsv eM~sG
wsa 81. sssgw sgw...*zsa4.@srs~ -
! Ps~s~s neA aeaaeas stss Ezs-
he~sny. was 90. New esTAs
. Tw4a ssss O&kmAss m~&&
Were Ga Mga s.@.. -
. Twss Es2s W&imst FAmsa me'@&
w@s~ s1A4e MO@ .rs=& %
wal. neerzxn rsasnssms.
NSth Yso<x
Evening star., 1949-06-09

80 Nyion Jersey SHIPS, lace trim
med. Blue or white. Sizes -
to d. II perfect would Be
se.eS. Now ---------~--ts ts-s
80 Nyisa Jersey slips, tailored
style. Pink. white or black
Sizes a 10 q. II perfect would
be sTSS. Now --------SA
wxi-Knit Underwear. Third =
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Junior Suits
$1o.95 to $49.95

fcsrs S22.95 to N9.9S
90 Suits In wool gabardines,
woel checks and novelty fabrics.
Smartly tailored. Good selec.
tion Of eolors. Sizes . 10 Is.
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Porch Awning
Covers Reduced

All covers have a. Aree. ifs
eustain. aa~ peateesssa. mssvy
quality painted sastpsM uas 90
yeas siA awning frames.
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Misses Spring Coots u Price

Of Awoo Spring Coats varied Styles gabardines For
fleece wool ons suedes imported Red
green, gray, royal and beige. Sizes 10 to 20.
%, $685. to $0 $50
TO- $780, .$4s5o 49, $685.. s345o
w&L-womens Suits, Third
Evening star., 1949-06-09
40 Prs. Women's Shoes
Reduced VI or more
Suede and coifskin Pumps. $6.45
We're 1925 ia 1855

heights medium heel
calf sandals gh with medium
brown balencase si1es
~ 10 OF, AAAA 10
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Compoets 45e
Walnut Room Fashions Reduced

A group Of cocktail and Afternoon
crepes, laces, wools and failles.
7. Were $685. TO $l1o. Now,
ssa.2s
s. Were $79.95. Now $3.50
T.. Were sss.s5 to $ls5. Now,
s67.25
I. Was S95. Now
WGL-Walnut Room, Third Flot
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Junior Spring Coats
$z0ko $4e55 1k

,cere S399S to S6995
60 Wool coats In smart weaves.
full length, full flared backs.
Green, blue. gray. navy, red and.
black. Sizes . TO Is.
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Summer Rugs
Reduced

I s'xif' China Sec esssaa was
80 ss Nov - Nss
sxis Rrcwa Ffees. as "a Was
sispe. Nov -. Mas
sxls ktearhax Linen Rar,
beige ground w1th blue wool
erocadR ana frsngv Was
k2ss 10, Nov - ssS 50
fsxie Hiue or ka&e Fshre RuxN.
Were taisS. Sow sIA.aS
sxis Beige imported stsal.
WaS ss4ss. Nov sss.se
! &'xs' Beige imperteA slaal.
Was si1as, New sass
I s'xS Gray sr Resi- Imported
siSaL Were s7aS Nov A.aA
txs' Plaid Design Cocoa Fiber.
Was s7aS. Nos ,.-.. sats
/ 3s-xss- Kiearfsax Linen kas,
green ground with rust woel
hrocade and fringe Was sal 70,
Now ..-....--.-....--. sis.as
sS xss" Klearfiax Linen Rug
In beige ground with pastel wcos
hrocsde and fringe Vas sal %.
Now .-.-..-..... Ms.es
SIS Cotton and Fibre. Were
te&o- Now w--..-~---~- .~ S.A
N~xA" Cotton and Fibre.
Was $3.50. Nov G-ss
4 g7~xst" China Sea CrAss.
Were x5 aS Nov 81 .sA
.7~xsa~ SisAi. imported blue
Were t4s5. Nov ..~-~- ta.B
5 27@xs4" Bine Fibre. Were
s3as, Now .. Siss
Bsousy tired rugs reduced
washable cotton kaag In
colors OF blue. rose. beige, red
and gray. No. all coiors In all
sizes.
10 .a"xs". Were ss<s. Nov.
ss.0
IL 2a"xa~. Were ssss. Nov.
A.as
9 s'xy. Were sil.es. Sow ss.ss
8 axe. Were sissS, Nov tit.ss
w6Ir-Rugs. sixth Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Misses FormoIs Greatly Reduced

This includes marqusee tanetas brides
maids bridal Assorted Sizes 10 to 16
Is, $2295 $2s95. Now,
10, were s2ss5 $35 Now. g. were $685. Now s4so
WGI-Misses' Formal Wear, Third
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Evening sondoIs. $6.45 and sIo.45
Were sI2.9S TO 1925

% pairs Of Evening Sanda with high medium heels and
closed white satins rhinestone and
geld trim. black faine stsss " - ~, AAAA - n
NW&L-Woneni Ghoes. Second Hn4 4
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Walnut Room FormoIs Reduced

This group includes nylons, pure
nets, satins and taffetas, . few Z
10, sizes 10 to IA. Were $685.
TO $f25. Now --- S63.7S
3, sizes 10 to IA. Were $l25 TO
$50. Now ----------- $3.50
W&L-Walnut Room, Third Flo
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Misses and Womens Dresses and Suit-Dresses, S
,cere $8.05 to $22.95

odesese
hteerwe sucker ond per d~ ~
combined In the sizes misses o o
I
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Juniors Bros
$1.45 or
z for SITS
ia,ere 81

icere ~
275 Rayon satin stripe
bras, sizes % 70 36 In cups
A and b. White, pink.
blue or maine In group.
W6L-Junior Lingerie
Rendezvous, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Women's Dresses Greatly Reduced
Women's Dinner Dresses
GreotIy Reduced

Dinner faces peinted
ehenx Solid hne bsek beige sisss - ~
lls< 10 xk.
sseo5 and ssees Nov. L eeeS6. Nov----t -tS11
s21N q eeses Now------se5.9s
W&f-Womsns Fcxmal war. Third y1om
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Photo Equipment
Reduced

IL
nalha, double con.
tart. $50 WAti sac aies
~ CT Frete~tiea
Huihs. 30 wau ss3o ei.ie
~ Radiant Pre-
beessr Haiha, 400
Satt. kpo1ilgh, san 81 -
10 saperslkht Wa
hash Ruhy LamRA ene ses
. Freteetian Me-
aium Pfsfseas
Lamps. loo watts st@ M.@
spartan Folding
Camera. i9T. with
folding CASE sioh M.m
W6L-.-camerAa Second rncs
Evening star., 1949-06-09
ToddIers' Cotton Dresses, $1.ss

Oere J215 TO y5J5
Pretty Dresses In sheer brcadcoh and pique
Evening star., 1949-06-09

rSr-Kni. undervear. THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-09

w&L--Misses' Formal Wear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-09

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Jackson advocate., 1949-12-31
2Oth-Century Fox
Will Produce Film
With Campus Jim
Crow Theme
By DAVID J. BETHEA


NEW YORK-(ATLAS)-Cam-
pus discrimination will be the
theme of the next Twentieth-Fo
production, according to Daryl F.
Zannuck, Fox production chief who
is in from the coast for the holi-
days. The film will explore anti
Semitic and anti-negro discrimi-
nation in the nations leading col
leges. 1t is new story that has
just been purchased, titled, "Take
Care of Ny Little Girl" by Peggy
Goodin.
The story is about a sorority
at a midwestern college. This
college refuses as do most uni
versity Greek letter societies, to
take Catholics, Jews or Negroes.
The heroine of the book vigor-
ously objects to this discrimina-
tion and resigns from the sorority
amid whirl of confusion.
Zannuck paid $4,000 for the
screen rights to the book which
will be published next year by
Dutton.
Jackson advocate., 1949-12-31
INTERN NATIONAL
SWEETHEARTS OF RHYTHM
START ANNUAL DANCE TOUR
I'M IkNITADV

Washington, d. c., Nov. 28-
Daniel M. Gary, manager of the
International Sweethearts of Rhy-
thm, famous all-girl orchestra, cur
rently recovering from major op-
Grafton in Freeman's Hospital,
Washington, d. c. announced the
first 1850 nationwide tour of the
"slick chicks with hot licks" to
commence in late January. Follow
ing a 80 city series of one-nighters
in the South, the band will do a
five-week theatre tour, appearing
in Washington, Baltimore, New
York, Detroit and Chicago, prior
to a 26 city midwest dance tour.
The orchestra, dispanded since
the recent death of Rae Lee Jones
director and co-owner, will again
be under the baton of curvaceous
Anna Mae Winburn. Negotiations
are now pending for the famed
Sweethearts to record exclusively
for RCA- Victor, thus becoming the
only all-girl band under contract
to Victor, worlds largest and old
est record making firm
Jackson advocate., 1949-12-31
Negro Magazine
'Lauds Catholics

CHARLESTON, w. Va.-(Spe-
ciaD-An article entitled "How
Catholics Fight Race Prejudice"
is feature of the current issue
of "Color," Negro monthly maga-
zine published here.
The article states: "While some
organizations, religious groups
and leaders still shout about what
ought to be done about the Ne
gro's plight in America, Catholics
have put their promises and pol
icies into action"
Catholics are doing their share
to knock Jim Grow education into
a cooked hat" the article states.
Catholics are punching Jim Grow
on all fronts, in labor, education,
religion, employment, politics and
what have you. Outside of the
U. S. A. itself, they are probably
the strongest organized force in
the world today fighting Com
munism."
F The article singles out for par
/ ticular praise the National Cath
olic Welfare Conference, Cardinal
Spellman, Bishop Bernard J. Shell,
auxiliary of Chicago; st Louis nui
versity, the Catholic University OF
America, the diocese of Wheeling
and other Catholic personalities
and organizations.
Jackson advocate., 1949-12-31
Scribes Pick
Jackie As One OF
Years Top Men
By NOVEL SEWIL

LOS ANGELES - (ATLAS) -
Jackie Robinson, star second base
man of the Brooklyn Dodgers was
chosen as one of the 10 outstand-
ing men by a survey of 1,500
newspaper men in the 1949 edition
of Year News annual.
Others in the selected list are
Stanley Kramer, producer of
"Home of the Brave" movies;
Milton Berle, radio and television;
DR.. Albert Schweitzer, religion;
Secretary of State Dean Acheson,
craftsmanship; Dr.. Ralph ]
Bunche, world peace; DIR. Charles
Seymour, president of Yale Uni
versity, education; Walter Reu-
ther, president of the CIO-UAW,
labor; Serge Kaussevitsky, retir-
ing conductor of the Boston Sym
phony Orchestra, music and Ar
thur Miller, author of death of
a Salesman"
Jackson advocate., 1949-12-31
Rehearing Petition
Denied In Negro
EXtraditiOn Case
By RAY LAWRENCE

PHILADELPHIA - (ATLAS)
Leon Johnson, Negro steel-work-
er who has fought eXtradition to
Georgia for the last six years,
may have to press his case again
in the Pennsylvania state courts,
as the result Of U. S. Supreme
Court denial of petition to hear
the appeal again.
On November 7th, the high court
ruled to reverse the eXtradition
order on the ground that Johns
plea to support his habeas corpus
writ had not been carried through
all the state courts. 1t reistated
a lower court ruling that Johnson
was not entitled to the Circuit
Court in Philadelphia which last
May upheld Johnson and declared
that state cannot extradite
prisoners it has treated cruelty
and inhumanely."
Johnson's defense has been
handled by the Pittsburgh branch
of the American Civil Liberties
Union.
Jackson advocate., 1949-12-31
To Test Anti-Free
Speech Law On
Bill OF Rights Day
BY GENE BERNICE BETHEA

ALBANY, N. Y.-(ATLAS)-
The American Civil Liberties
Union has filed suit in the West
chester County Supreme Court
against the Town of Courtlandt,
scene of the Peekskill rioting last
summer against singer Paul Rob-
eson, on the ground that the re-
Gently adopted ordinances govern
ing the holding of meetings in
public and private places violated
both the New York state and the
federal constitutions by interfer-
ing with free speech.
ACLU's court test, filed by gen.
eral counsel Arthur Garfield Hays,
declared that the ordinance which
bans public demonstration, pub
lie assemblage or gathering "on
the town street, highway or side
walk without permit is not con-
stitutionally valid because no per
mits can be required for holding
meetings in public places, because
arbitrary discretion is placed in
the Town Board" and the "granti-
ing of any permit is not related
to the convenience of the travelling
public"