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Evening star., 1949-01-22
Classified Advertising
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Leave your ads at the
Business Office, 11th and
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of the Branch Offlces
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Telephone Hours:
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Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9p.m.
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ments on Page AS.
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PERSONAL (Cont. J

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ALL YOUR BOOKKEEPING records
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vacancy IN NURSING HOME-24-
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Maryland News Stand
30i4 Hamilton Street
HyottsvilIs. MaryIand
accepts Star
Wanf-Ads

Other places convenient
IyjIocoted for the accept
o1ee of Classified Ad-
vertisino.
Evening star., 1949-01-22

RADIO SERVICEMEN
With or without cars. permanent posi-
tions at top salaries for experienced
men in progressive modern service
dept. Top car allowance in addition
to salary. 900 discount on pur-
chases. Apply in person. PHILLIPS
INC. 3012 Shannon pl. Sc. "a
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TAILOR-FITTERS

Immediate openings for men to work
in our alteration depts.; 5-day, 40
hr. week. Apply employment ONCE.
9th floor. main bldg.
Woodward & Lothrop
Q.3n to 6 daily 90
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COOK

Financial institution desires the serv
ices of an experienced cook; white
female. knowledge Of all phases o.
kitchen operation: 5-day week. Write
Box 3a1-M, Star -23
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MillWork Estimator
Exper. man preferred. Phone MR.
NANE WI E2ll -oN
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GIRL S

The telephone company has openings
now interesting work. good wages.
paid while learning, regular in
creases; 5-day week; no experience
required. Visit our employment Of
The c. & P. Telephone Co.
Evening star., 1949-01-22

WOMAN to do general housework. care
for semi-invalid. in refined home:
Monday to Friday, $50 am. to 81
pm: Saturday, to IL: good ref
erences. State wages expected. BOX
375-R, Star. "a
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-26

tors of the framc-up Of the Tren.
ton Six. the murderers of tsiah
Nixon, the iailers of Mrs. Ingram
and her sons will be encouraged
to further brutalities by Mr..
premacy.
Whites surrender TO white.su-
MIR Whites solution is not an
unexpected one Under his guild
ance the top leaders Of the NAACP
have failed ever to seriously chal-
lenge the governments mailed.
fist treatment of the Negro people.
Mr. Whites appeal TO white-su-
premacist chemistry rather than
to struggle is the logical extern.
sion of his consistent avoidance of
a militant and courageous attack
on jimcrow as a policy OF govern
ment.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-26
Sayings Worth Repeaiing:-
In Larger Numbers, In Louder Voices

James Montgomery, innocent spent quarter of
century in an Illinois prison. His crme-he was black The
crime chargad-was never committed
1t took 26 years for justice catch up with him. He
freed August 10th in his seth year.
Millions of Americans have spent centuries waiting for just
ice that is yet theirs bscause-hey Negroes
gree place has been taken by Jmcrow and equality still bows
to the whip and the knou Not justice but mcrow has become
the policy of government
Federal Judge Igoe who ordered Mr. Montgomerys freedom
called his trial sham accused the State of suppressng vital
evidence and of nmdang man and his defense
witnesses In Other words Montgomery framed by the State
Doesn't this recall the remarks of the NJ State Supreme
Court in the of the Trenton Six?
But the Trenton Six will have 26 years Just.
ice be done.
That their was taken to the people Humid
reds of thousands of Negro white Americans by
Rights Congress- letters kilograms appeared on
picket lines and delegatonsand
for these six innocent men.
Willie MCGEE innocent Negro in Mississippi has been
saved from death four times Rights Congress
would not take his death the fight for equality
and justice.
But how many thousands nay. thousands of Ne
groes have been framed and aroaded prison
quietly?
That 1t is the lesson drawn II calls for
action-in larger numbers, in louder voices.
II Is not true that no crime committed in Mr. Mont
gomerys The crime of lynch justice committed It was
crime against all the Negro people II crime against all
poor people be they Negro white II crime of govern
ment.
To those who believe that State governments are becoming
"'a' J"Vlo" IL not ACTUALLY policy enforced
through terror we simply point that the State of Illinois
is appealing Mr. Montgomeys freedom demanding his return
TO prison,
The state of NJ j. Demands punishment for the innocent
Trenton Six Why?
The state of Mississippi demands for innocent VIII
lie MCGEE. Why?
Inc state OF Pennsylvania in the Fletcher Mills insists
on sending an innocent man back to Georgia Terror Why?
Inc state OF New York murdered the innocent Ferguson
brothers. Why?
Inc president OF the United States the Ingram case has
permitted the Imprisonment of who fought for her
honor and her family Why?
The pattern is everywhere the same
The Civil Rights Congress and the American people must
continue to speak up in larger numbers louder voices a.
gainst terror as a policy Of government.
Gro Newsletter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-26
THE BELLS TOLL


he discovery OF three Negro "klansmen in Ala
Damn sought brighten Negro girls away from Illicit ne
lacs with white further the lack of true courage
that Exists among the men of the race
s kind of proof of cowardice has been quite
eyi in the North East and Midwest for years Those
where the Negro most suppressed sends the toughest
Negroes the Goods country states But mind you, these
ough bad cutting and shooting badmen who to the
feer most meek and mild at home Mr. white
along. He could kick them them shoot them
and lynch them. and they took IL all lying down But just
t th reach St Louis, Detroit Chicago New York. and
they instantly became Pg iron toward each and every
her Of their II accdenty brushed against them
BURNED into them looked admrngly at their female
partner they cut you shot you dashed your head in
Mind vo'' your head, not Mr.. whtemans.
For in Gods country the psychology of the white
h-"-s these Southern boys who become Northern and
Eastern badmen They're only bad against their color
Tho three young Negroes In Alabama who robed them
selves r eets and became black Kansmen brighten Negro
Girls cot have done much better job had they dressed
~ nd shot II out with real white Klansmen who
riding od the Negro and his rights throughout the
state of Alabama Georgia and Tennessee and Florida
They recc'ed stiff sentences but not stiff enough
God grant that the day will when learn that
true freedom will to by killing
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-26
Patterson
Continued from page one

tontinued from page one
peared to be, TO repudiate their
heritage and history. or TO re-
nounce the inspiring courage and
wisdom of Frederick Douglass. Of
Denmark vesey, Of Toussand L.
Overture. and Of Our own Paul
Robson.
MIR. Whites solution would
disarm the Negro people in the
United States and the scores of
millions of colonial people now
rising against oppression. He bids
them suffer in silence the vile
ness Of government-inspired terror
and oppression. to await the COM
ms Of an insulting and degrading
chemical Messiah The perpetra-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-26
EbIT0R 5 -.


The headline for payment poll is fast approaching
Next year year of retaliation for American voters and
Arkansas will be exception ~sf.-e''
year. Negro elected for Arkansas of thu
progressive governors in the southland This was done
through the qualification of votes and is proof of what car
be accomplished when people get together The only unforu
nate in the Negroes voting last year that his vo
soded without leadership He just got mad during TIN
campaign, and voted for revenge.
But, nevertheless If the youthful governor of Arkansas
lift the from traditional ruins and count the
civilized progressive states Arkansas will have onl
TIE Negro to thank. =.
Last years positive proof that the Negro far bet
M without leadership than he is with INSCRIPTIONS leader
known as year accomplished something This spring
acrosc was fairly solded but it accomplished nothing He
ysad leadership He voted for candidate because he was
the told = - @'t7fF
Because your accomplished naught this spring do not
let discourage you from voting But rather let 1t be
warning efforts dictate to you and estab
Hsh themselves your leaders,
In order you able to vote next year, you must
qualify yourself by paying your poll tax Pay today All Is
not WE'LL .
Remember how you given the runaround on Civil
Rights!
Remember how your lawmakers voted against measures
In Washington your citizenship rights and protection
rs American ctizens may know whom vote for but
YOU did good piece of work last year in voting against
Just remember thing that you still laborng under
fhc segregation and that Negroes still being lynch
who lynched with the rope and rdded with
let's ynched by the legal system Of the southern courts
Rememberyour the only that will give you
ar right that white will respect Use It to your advan
aaae!
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-26

a road that leads to the betrayal
of his people.
Fifteen million Negro Ameri r
cans, billion and a half eoIoroaV
people and hundred. Of millions
Of their white allies are marching
down another road II is a road of
struggle for full equality, for an
end to oppression, for the dignity
Of all mankind
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-26

Thus. Mr.. White and those who
are like-mindod. have abdicated
over the years any claim they may
have had to lea .rship among the
Negro people
Mr. White is a pathetic and
lone figure marching down road
that leads away from the history
and destiny Of the Negro and
colored peoples everywhere. II is
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-26
Victory or Respite?
BY Dr. Leonard F. Morse Southern Editor for oNs Inc

BY Dr. Leonard r. Morse Southern Editor for GINS, Inc
All things those who wait that those who can
wait long enough II has been long wait but today the South
press burning with fiery denuncaons of the Ku Kx
Khan
Negroes have waited for eighty years without much hope
while their relatives and friends burned out their
homes and shot like rabbits they escaped the flames or
hanged by their necks trees under the pale moonlight
in ghoulsh glee
While all this and going for nearly eighty
the results of every investigation when there was one
were always the Death the hands parties un
known Unknown when the judges attorneys sherfs conduct
ing the nehng Investigations had been the very who had
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-26
PhiIander-
Continued nom Page II

Continued nom Page II
tic Association
President Harris also announced
last week that Philander Smith
college has been elected full
member of the National Collegiate
Athletic association. The letter an
nouneing election into member
ship came from Walter Byers, Ex-
ecutive Secretary of the organiza-
ton.
The National Collegiate Athle-
See PHILANDER-page five
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-26

rorzng each other but by turning oppressors in go
rous righteous rage with telling effect
Evening star., 1949-05-30

4womens SIPS Spring Coat. in fitted and box styles Cab
ardines Forsmanns Mirroeen and diagonal weave woos
style with back fare and front yoke fitted style with
scalloped collar and pocket trim. Black and navy
Sizes "a to 40 and 1911 $SS
s-Wsmens Slo Spring Coats Of Forsmanns gabardne and
wool suede Flare backs peated panel backs and deep
pointed yokeS High buttoned neckine Black navy, skip
blue beige and Sizes 80 to 10 and 12 and 2oh So
Spring Toppers Fosmanns gabardine with
tuxedoes Navy and black Sizes "a and e
SO
s7s75 Spring Topper Of Forstmanns Lunda with
collar and peated Balson blue Size 4h $50
s-Womens $5s55 $eo75 Spring Toppers Of broadcoh
verdona twill and wool suede with embroidered sleeves
and yoke high button neckline Black navy
royal blue and Sizes 80 to 80 and 2h to 2oh ~
sWomens s7s75 Spring Coats Of gabardne and
diagonal wool with panel backs; high
button styles styles with roll collars Black
navy, and stone blue. Sizes 12 to 1sh $ss
2-Womens s6S75 Fitted Spring Coats Of black gabadine with
double size 22 Navy blue verdona wool crepe with
embroidered shoulder hange size SO D
2-Womens Spring Forstmann suede with yoke
panel back button trimming Navy and black sizes 32 &c. ~
3Womens Spring Of wool gabardne nared panel
back, club collars High button style Black,
sizes 1871 and 20h N6
Evening star., 1949-05-30

N-Wemmb ~ DrsA Black O. gr sser rAyon crspe
and colcrfa rayon crsps print& aises eh 10 SIS
EWemenS 0A7S uasck ana Navy Raysn Sheer Crepes with
hand asotns yoks pspium skirt Some 2piece rayon efepss
Rsee 10 70 fsW half Sis
w-Wssnt o. . 0oS Black and navy rayon crepes
With mint oe check and two-pece print
crepe wool or rayon eabardne tailored casuas In
" -
Ors-WssaS se . S1sg Tws-pses sal CsssmsA Navy
tuo.paeca wcd eabafdines with hkatd collar and Gun
n4m d cape shoulder trim. Navy twopaece WOODS
Win trim taEedc Pure dlk print dresses with
thrse-quart9 fn1-length eoats: navy uesasA grsy.
cr green. 91s = 70 o4o----.---------------S5l0 = si0
0r>-Weuaa1 91lo DnnR IN crepe with
bad trim: long bracelet desvss Wits Of basa
etss 70 b - -
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zS-S55 Misses syeomore Gobordine Toppers
Finger tip length Navy toast, beige. gray. req emerald

1ssss as Long Drey Goats Of broadcloth sabsrdne
covert. Navy, royal red. emerald, sizes 10 to h. ~
- '' S29
sSsses ssss Topper finger tip length black
blue skipper sizes Il to 10 Ns
Se $Ss75 Long Goats Of Broadcloth suede or covert navy
and colcrs. Sizes to l6- -.+ IA
$595 Dress Coats tailored OF oroaoclotn NAVY
blue green red, gray in sizes H. 10 ~
ssse Sess Longer skipper Suede Drssy Coats sizes
70 ana IA - ---SA
1MisssS sss Long Dress Coats sabarne Red
green, aqua, navy sizes 8 to 10 49,. ---.---" "
3sses $55 Gabardine Coats naed back Red green
sizes II to 16 $50
aMisse s7s75 Long Coat Of Red Forstmann blue
Forstnann wool casual. Size IL $4S
3Nfsse Long Broadcoth Wool Coats with back nare
Belted models Navy red, green In sizes 10 to so
Beted Back Toppers In broedcoth suede red
green, black, skipper. Sizes II to SA
lJunos S3B Coats naed back, coverts In red sreen
toast gray. Also straight back classic topcoas
sizes : to is $2l
unors Long Of covert In red royal
skipper navy blue Sizes to IS $A
lunos Long Coats dresy styles broadcloth and CAB
ardine navy green red, royal Sizes to Is SIS
l6s55 Gabardne Broadoh Coats dressy style
navv cray blue green royal red. sizes 7 10 Is S3S
4Junior S Fitted Covert Refers skipper blue red toast
sizes = Ii IA S24
2Junior Casual Coats beige Strook wool in size o.
light blue FoFstmann wool coats in size IL $SS
-Junio STATS Casual Coats wool shakskin gray brown
Evening star., 1949-05-30
children's Wear Clsorones
Shirlinaton and Silver Spring!

-Tsddsv SSSS Celeste Dresses Of pastel sheers eses
j
3Toddss S1s Handmade Yoande Dresses In pastel sheerS
and hroadcoth. Sizes I TO o3.-.------.-.----- 1855
TeAdls SeSS and SASS Celeste end Handmade Yoands
Dresses In pastel sheers broadcoths Sizes to g. GSS
SChdens lDS5 English Broadclsh Dresses with detachable
orrandy pnafors by 0erda. Pastel pink aqua and
unase sises 10 USs
ss-Chdrens s1sS sass In sses 10 ox Solid
SSChdrsns SS5 and SSS5 Dresses Of pastel broadcoth
ssss 70 * :. !. ... .. ... ...,,s ...as,.s
Dresees Sizes 70 Sxss
-0i Sses Dresses In assorted colos and prins Sizes
e-Os SASS Dresses In solid pastel shades Sizes TO H. Ss
le-0i So and S9S Houses In and broadcoh Sses
-sub Teen S6 and eaeS Dresses IN solid pastel rayon tissue
Sii s10s Dlousss In fayon q white broadcloth sizes
10 to SSSS
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to Sl6.95 Dresses
BUDGET Shop. Fifth Floor $795 and SIC

Dresses rayon in solid coors and prints Tai
lored or dressy styles length sleeves few
gabardne in tailored STYLE some dark prints with
floral and animal designs few polka dots Sizes IL TO 10
Black. gray, luggage, royal, green, beige.
Dresses Of Wee and square necknes
short or sleeves Pepum and drape treatment on hplnes
few basic included Black. green wine red
gray Broken sizes lsN to 24h and 4o ~, a.
se-s1SSS and Sass Maternity Dresses style with
with long short seeves striped tops two tones and
few blacks. Sizes H. l6
Evening star., 1949-05-30
A Few Winter Coots for Misses and Juniors

l-Ses7S Misses Winter Of Juard WOOL fitted style
sise IA ereen --- .-----------.----S S25
l-ses Sl2s Winter Coat black Persian collar gray tted
size 20 ~
black Persian collar. size II $50
2-Nses Green Wool Winter Dress Coats nared back
black Persian collar Sizes II and IA 80
iMes 3l2s Suede Wool Winter Dress Coat gray size 8
beaver collar ------- $40
Bombay collar. reefer style, size $40
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Teen Shop, Fourth Floor

3Teen SS5 S45 Spring Coats Fullength dre-coas
casuals In gabadne broadcloth suede
woos Gored and yoke backs. Navy beige Jade and red
-Tsen s2s75 Coats and weeds Peter
and pointed collars swing backs Navy red jade brown
Teen $s5 to s9s5 Dresses 1905 sheer wool Jacket dresses
with silk print tops Two-ece taneta with
Navy with print solid with print skirt
colors Sizes 10 to l6 and to IS s7S5
Skirts In solid coors and plaids Oored
and hared. Sizes 10 to 10
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Womsn's Dress Shop, Second Floor

-WomsnS 111J5 and 334S5 Dfe0eS In large sizes HAyon
sheer crepes with taffeta scroll stitching trim,
print applique. Shoulder and side drapes. Navy or
grey. Sizes 4oh 10 $lz
Women ss Navy Rayon Crepe Dressea Bolero eject over
solid bodice S2es an 30A SIS
3A-Wemsn S11e5 Tailorsd Crepe Dresses In button
Evening star., 1949-05-30

1Women $65 Spring Toppes Of Forsmann wool suede with
back notched Navy in sizes 80 and 36 $sS
Women Spring Coats box style fashioned Of black wool
with button Sizes 14 16h and lsh $4
Womens $ss5 TO S4s5 Spring Coats and Toppers Fitted
box styles in black toast Wool crepe
broadclohs gabardnes covers and wool suede In sizes 1
20h and 80 to ~
5s2975 Spring Toppers with yoke patch pockets
button trims Tailored Of covert In black navy Sizes
81 TO 10 --$SS
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Women's $4o.75 to
$5e.75 Spring Coats

fitted styles ared styles in sedes gabardine covert
wooens Black gray beige skipper blue and aqua
Sizes 80 to 3S IAN to 20h $3S
Toppers suede gabardne and Lansdown diagonal wool
yokes pointed back yokes coarless noched
styles Button trimmed Black navy green aqua dacta
red Sizes 80 to 40 and 1917 to 49,. ----.-.-. $50
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Is Fur scorfs Greotk Reduced Third Floor

VEIN
sss Thrse -sifn Rnssisn Dyed Kolinsy scarf
On Fcur. skin Rusaian yed Kolnuky
-siss Feureki. Natur. WIN Mink scarf $3.50
I-s1as rour sLin Natura Ranch Mini scarf $500
siSs Thrseskin Junbe Sire Rsnch Mink Ss5Ne
i-sIeS yuube Gse Ranch Mink Scarf S12Soo
isiss ros,.kin Iunhe Rise Rannh Mink Scarf Sl26oo
s1,E TE-s.sIn N.fprsI stone Merten Scarfs Sl50oe
seSS Thrss.s NatursI 1arm Marten Scarfs S5o0e
An nr nls 2os tax AI sALEs FINAL Street Store Only
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Shoe Scion. Fourth Floor
leo-Pr. sloo5 to sle.s5 Shoes. S.

In the dressy suedes In brown OF black few
red cans also good assortment OF fats In black brown
and white (and casuals). All from regular stock
few pair Of each style but good selections OF sizes In the
group.
~ prss4S6 land up) Better shoes Few kind styles
Blues Prples Blacks and lnted number other colo Also
Q few pair Of red leather arch shoes
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Women's Casuol Coots

1S1s Womans Spring Casual Coat Of Forsmanns oatmeal
size 80 - 500
1sss75 Womans Spring Casua Coat Of Forstmanns wool
tweed beige aqua Yoked box style size D. Us
S6s75 Womsns Spring Casual Coat Of eponse
and menswear wool shadow plaid Panel yoke back, high
button collars Gray beige Sizes 101e to 16h &S
lo-S55 $5e75 Womens Spring Casual Costs in nubby
tweeds and monotone tweeds with small club collars or
colaess neckines PeAted and panel backs Gray stone
blue and toast Sizes IAN to 2oh and 90 to -------$8
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Underwear Shops, Second Floor

Underwear Shops, Second Floor
3SSS5 Nyion Trcot slips Tearose white II TO IL 0Ss
sssss Polka dot Rayon jersey Gowns aceedsed Teaross
or blue Sizes IL and IL 4--.--- SzoS
es2s Rayon Jersey Pantiss lacs-trtmmed Tsasose 70
sNslss Nylon Briefs Black. to IS --~----------- 81
S25 Handmade Gowns Sheers and crepes Assorted
coors Sizes "a and 80 -.. Sass
3-Sl495 Handmade Gowns white satin Size $3.50
7-$595 Checked Rayon PaJamas. Sizes 81, "a. 80 0ss
6-S5S5 White Blue Rayon Crepe Shorty Gowns Size Ss
s-sSS5 s7s5 Floweed Print Rayon Crepe Paanss As
sorted prints 80 and - 0ss
a-s7s5 $ssS Crepe Pajamas Checked nowersd
5ssss Rayon Crepe Gowns with organde bodice
s-Sl4ss Nyion Satin IAce-trimmsd Pajamss Pink white
Se10Ss Nyion Pajamas with lace collar Pink white mss
So SeSs Raysn Satin Crepe BrocaAe Paamas lace
trimmed or tailored - TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ ss1s
Rsysn Satin PsttieoatA white: imported lace trim
a 10 no tSSg
se-ssN White Rsyon Crsps Petieosts Val type lace trim
small medium iaree -.....--..-..--S -
So-eS nlsck- -snd- White Suit shps II 10 II ssSs
leS3SS - $SS5 Rayen Crepe Nylon SLIPS Lace trim or
tailorsd n 10 20 S11s
N-Ssss Lady Lynne Slips in white crepe - 70 ss
5o$5s5 Lady Lynne Rayon Crepe Peceata - 70 - 0ss
vhite Hizes "a "a 30 -.....-.......-. s7.SS
K-sfaas 1lerk Rsyon Crepe Pettieosta &3.s5
1essDs White Nyon TAea Skirts with embroidered edge ass
1ossSS Black ana Navy Rayon Crepe Pestcsss with roon
%@-
Evening star., 1949-05-30
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Women's Spring coots-Third Floor
Women's Spring coots-Third Floor

1z-Womens Sss75 sss75 Of
gabardne. semihtted and nared back style with petal
revers roll collars and deep pointed back yokes Black
navy beige gray. Sizes 30 to &c. 1871. 1914 and 1871.
S6S
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Corset Shop. Second Floor

s4sless sS sia5e Feundasiens al LAstex cotton
batists Sizes ~ to 44-but al sscs In
any style Some with apper front Boned o. bonesa
E1eS 14k
sel15e Ods with Talon closing Dscontinued
from regular Nude, blue and black: ss = TO o. Not
Sll5e Grliss a-LAstex for tall and short
figures only closing Sizes % 10 - but not an sses
style Is and II inch lengths Mn ~ e9e
ss7 ana S4e Fewer Nett 011s In whits tearcss Naon
Puon style cool summer. 0sa - TO 3 but ~ dsss
sne sroup -. ,. s..s. -, e arr.
Puion Satin LAstex sses 90 d. o. Ill disconstnusd from
stock -. -
and and lace Mostly for the hard
to-t figures In zes o. % and 81 Hack and tsAruse Long
satns Sizes % 70 e19e - IN
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Jr. Budget Shop. Fourth Floor
's-Juniors, s,oss to sl3.s5 Dresses, IS & s7.s5

In anwools taetas, gaoardines and rayon
aies Prncessne wool with drape front and sleeve
wool with swing skirt Rayon fales with high low neck
lines, buste-backed Swing skirt tanetas with
skirts dresses with peplum pockets back
fness Casual gabardines with short
sleeves high colors pastes and blacks. Sizes to l5