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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-04
Seventh Annual Basketball
Tournament Bet for March
At Halle O, Brown House

According to an announcement
made by Louis House. director OF
the Athletic department, Halle
q. Brown, the seventh annual Hal
lie inutationAl basketball tournA-
ment win be held in March Fur
Their information about the tour
nament viii be made in q later
paper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-04
HALLE NOSES OUT
VICTORY OVER p. w.;
PR. SCHINR SHINES

Halle q. Brown basketball
players. led by the great reboun-
der. Frank schine. with IL points
in his favor, barely nosed out q
34-a5 victory over Phyllis Wheat
ley In Halle gym Friday, Jan. 20.
This was Hallie's second win in
the city series. They win make a
return play with wheatley Fri
day, Feb. 10.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-04

him. leaps off frantieally In the
intro and then drops bluesy into
his inimitablc vocal styling. Flip
over IL the slow. easily rhythmic
Description Blues. another mis-
nomer-RlthOugh u describes an
affair with q married woman.
Jimmy WithernpOon sings plain.
lively Of II Amt Nobody's Bust
ness in two parts under Supreme
label Hear . portion Of the lyrics
which 20, Tn three times seven.
that makes IL" A jump blues, the
platter includes such artists n
Jay Mechann on piano. Forrest
Powell. trumpet, and Pat Nc
sham. drums.
Taunt Me hut DOn't Haunt Me
Paula Watson sits in front Of
ENatttA@tN~0aN NNNW VI AhNet-
clans 10 do You Broke Your Prom
ise and I've Got the Sweetest Man
on Supreme. Both sides show
Paula at her best. aided and
Abetted by . rough and ready
I'm For u" background ,
Jimmy Michele fronts . rich
and sonoroua brass and guitar
combination when he sings Be-
wildered with Ershin Hawkins
orchestra on Victor. coupled with
Hawks pungent trumpet solo
passages, Fhpover 10 Cornbread.
an instrumental in which the
crew leap into q torrid groove,
hIghhGhted clearly and cleanly
by trumpet and sax solos
spiFitaAls
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-04
Almost About
Everything
~ P@Cy vnA

PLENTY % pARA0RAPHs E0R YHG PRIcg % ONT
Jimmy Potts gymnasium the fighters and managers hsad4uaF
than thirty win BE- Of business March
.. Lost their lease
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-04

HanRasoA.
.vv.U ...., -. 49,, .0... a.,
I have thn Si0.s Ia invsts rnopls
20 my homer"
.vv.,r. mn, ,.Ts,n~ .ho,,, vou,
homs" go sR.,,. ,.iIIn~
.,,o,,t n. A,,.,,. k.I1 $3.50
,.r,. a., -. A. -.
thu p.onlo AZ Atlanta /" nr.su sn.
nwsrnd
ar 49,. go. a. a.. I'm
go, a. s,,.-,.,,
s. -.
uI" ofesa ~n""s'S" i"'y
"A'
j explained my pasd 70 60
in. They "uppoFted ba@@h@h In
AtAAnem' Too. Hne they were mos
b1ang consulted Ao""t S@eang
Robinson ana C@mpA@oaiA'
They don't have 10 20 there"
was Green's amazing reply.
We bieksred about the rights
Of the Negro m n npeetator and
Green sa,d: Eve been dealing
With Negroes for many years but
I don't want them 10 sit down
and eat with me"
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a. =. - s,s'..-. 49," -. -. 20.
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So =" ~
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- IS. - -. 80. - 49,. ,,D,S..'.'
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-, -. 500
80, Io'', A.,
-" " "" ~ '
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-04
More mKhWa1 CenntructIsp

Construction OF highways IN rural
arsas--interrupted during the war
lis rssuning on Q major scale,
census bureau reports, Nearly one
NTH Of state costs were spent on
roads In Ie47-4s. HiGhwRy purposes
accounted for $500. ooo. 900. or
nearly 10 cents out Of every dollar
Of state spending. Much Of this To-
tal was for capital outlay. TO which
Go million dollars was devoted.
This compares with 800 million dol
I 70 IN each Of the three preceding
wears.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-04
xxx BOSS IS
AGAINST NEGRO
DALL PLAYERS

Continued from page ~
ssathrFAsFa saly tolerated Ne.
Kroea they eoald ballisSs,
AS long - they stay In their
place" Green said. ''wV get along
fine You don't know the South or
you wouldn't have such ideas on
the South, You call Negroes mlR.
Ter 10 their face and don't feed
them. We look after them, I don't
care how you fVel God made PEG.
pie white for . purpose and black
for . purpose We're good 10 them
but your Yankee newspapers new.
or say anything about that"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-04

The following splits were picked
W; Owen Ray. ste; Ruth Bsnnsr.
b-ie
High Game. Ruth BsBhsr. ......lB7
High games. EsV. Henderson, 81 ass
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-04
Headquarters
INCOME TAX

Don't Be an "Incompoop"
Have this reliable group Of tax
accountants prepare your tax re-
port and be sure Of the correct
amount you owe or refund.
1900 Portland Az. BR. 03lI
Ground Floor. Q 20 Q RaAs. Fees
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-04

he talked about how the Khan
befriSnded Negroes but u 10 too
l1dieFoas 10 record here, Ths sub
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-04
Plenty q Water

Waters minerals the most
plentiful compound substance
known on earth. II 10 relatively .
very stable substance. Little new"
water Is ever formed and little
"old" water IL ever destroyed
Evening star., 1949-05-26
LAMPS

; Orig. i6.s5 .Enslish Stssfesd
Chine Lamps with shade 1925
- Orig. 1895, Xiesesisa Chine
Lamps with trimmed ovol shodes.
tetk se .ssg c6.95
u Pr. Orig. i4.ss ) Psa chiss
Fisssins lsmps with shodes;
pair oir--------------ll.99
3 Prs. oris. s.s5 chias Fissrias
Lamps with shodes;; poir--7.77
81 Orig. l4.ss AvsIesaie 6lsss"
Ssuers Lsmps with shods 1873
Is Orig. I4.s5 Lssthsr Lamps
with shodes ----------ll.99
Is Orig. 1895 Chine Lsmps
with floroi decorotions with
shodes s-------7.95
Z Orig. 5e.s5 Rsmbrsnds Tsbls
and Lsmp cembiastiens. with
shodes s---------------SS.So
Z Orig. 44.sS Rembssndt Floor
Lamps and shades
J oris. 9.9S cslifesnis Shedss,
oronndy trim ----------6.S5
5 Orig. SOS Hendmsds SILK
Shadss for boudoir lamps -4.9S
10 Orig. SOS Hsad- d-sswn Shsdss
for bridge and toble lamps ass
3 Orig. s.s5 Hend-sswn Silk
Shsdss for bridge and toble
tomps -------------
s ORIG. 1875 Hand-sswa Silk
Shsdss with royon velvet trim;
l8-inch sire for floor and toble
lomps .----------------s.S5
Evening star., 1949-05-26
BEDROOM
FURNITURE

3-oris. $40 TsLls psshs.
6leoched mohooony seneers and
norwood -----tS.S3
i-ois. $sS vssisy. Mahooony
veneers ond hordwood ---S25
7-oris. SOS vsaisy Desks.
BIeoehed nohooony seneers ord
hardwood -S S9.95
4-o,is. 4s.s5 Mi.rs,s. Solid
rnohooony fromes --$15
I-oris. $3.50 vsaisy. Mohoo-
ony veneers and hardwood SIS
S-o,is. $50 vsa;sy Bssss.
Bleoehed nohooony veneess ord
hardwood -----$e5
i--oris. SIsz vsaisy. Mohoe-
ony veneers and hardwood $9S
<-osis. SIS end 5s.s5 Gem
medss. Solid maple or n,ohoo-
any venesss and hordwood,
1895
4-ovis. $l1s Chests. Bleoched
mohooony vsnesrs ond hord-
wood -oS.SS
i-osis. $i3S Lsw-Dey. LINED
i-oris. $iS4 Chest. Mohooony
veneers ond hardwood VIZ
3-ovis. $ie7 Dresser. Mo-
hoeony veneers ond hcrd~oodt
- $ss
i-osis. $75s Dresser. Mohos-
ony yeneers and hofdwood.
,--osis. So Mirrss. tor, oboys
dresser ---~- -,------ 1k9
1-oIs. $50 Drsssss s.'s.:
Solid maple s----SS.SS
7-ois. 1895 Mireu. Solid
maple frone. for obove dresser.
SIS
4 o,is. $40 Dresser Dssss.
Mahogany veness ond hord-
wood od---@-5S.S5
z-oris. $500 psssssss. Motoo-
ony veneers and hordwood,
1895
3-os;s. $50 chiss Closets.
Mahogany veneers ond hofo-
wood VIZ
7-oris. 1895 Twia-siss Beds.
BIeochsd mohooony vsnesrs ond
hardwood -----lASS
4-ovis. $50 Twin-siss ss1s.
Solid nnohooony ------- es.Ss
Bedroom Furniture. 9TH Floor,
The Hech Co.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
MEMS SHOES

30 Orig. 1895 Mems Blsek end
Brown oxferds, Fomous Moke.
spade lost, leather soIes and rub
Der heels. Broken sizes----7.19
50 Orig. 1875 to 1875 Mems
Fsmeus Brond oxfords, block
and brown. several pottens.
broken sizes -----l3.oS
IS Orig. 1875 to 1875 Fsmeus
Brand Mems oxfords, Summer
styles, two-tone patterns. broken
sizes es----to.98
20 Orig. s.95 Mems Famous
Brond Ton and White Cesuel
Shoes. Moecosin pattern. red
rubber sole, broken sizes ---e.SS
Nen's Shoes, Second Floor.
Washington
Evening star., 1949-05-26
IrseuIors Of l.5o 10 I.ss
NYLON HOSIERY
6oe

Some picked from hondlins. Al
ore mode BY welI-known n,onu-
focfurers who have discontinJed
coiors and numbers. Shssrs. nse-
dunn weights ond Ioce hose IN the
nrcup n full foshioned ard seons-
less styles. Broken sizes eh TO
l0h N the group.
700 os;sisslly loo Hssissy.
royon hoss and purs silk with cot
ron tops. IA fnshionoble sInton
shodes; broken sixss 8 Va 70 l0h,
5Se u I psissL 4 20
The Hschf Co,
Hosisry. Street. Floor.
f y + u 2
Evening star., 1949-05-26
IS Originally 3.ee
TOTS DRESSES
'2.94

Hond- smoked white dotted swiss
dresses, dointy and picture-pretty!
Sizes 3 TO 6x.
IS osisinslly 65e ksyss q Cor
Ton Pensies. white or teorose;
sixes z TO s 6.--4---------z5e
II ov;siaelly l2.95 sad 1888
Tsddisrs' sprias ceats. lo0oo
wool; with matching bonnets;
novy. oouo and rose in the oroup.
sixes z and 4-----S.ss
~ orisiaslly 1925 sad t13S
Bsys' spsias Gssts. cll-wool
tweeds: Eton cops 10 notch; sizes
; to 6------------I.sS
Is or;sinslly Iz.s5 = 1898
cislss Sesias cssas. l0o& wool;
princess styie Or full backs; sizes
; 10 6x--- -- 11o
Tots' shop. md Floor,
Ths Hscht Co. W6shfsgtos
Evening star., 1949-05-26
so Originally 4.o5
TEEN CORDUROY
BALLERINA SHOES
81

Snort little "boileriho" style
shoes with crepe rubber soles.
In wine, beige, brown, orsen Or
block. Broken sizes 4 to 3.
30 orisinslIy 3.75 Bsys' High
Tennis Shsss. sizes I VI to 3. LOO
81 orisiaslIy $50 snd 500
Misses and Ysusks' csssel Shsss.
broken Sizes l2h 10 3---5Se
ss orisissIly SIS Misses csssel
Shoes, in red or brown elk olli-.
gator grain colfskin: broken sizes
l2h to 3.------------3.99
10 orisiasliy $50 ckildrsa's
Ssadsis. blue; broken Sizes 61
TO lZ-----------l.1S
Teens and Children,s Shoes,
and Floor, The Hecht Co.
WGshington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-05-26
MODERN
OCCASIONAL
FURNITURE

I Orig. 1855 Closed ssskesss.
siIver-toned nohoeony veneers
and hardwood
Z oris. 1885 Feur-fees csbi-
net. cordovon or bieoched mo-
hooony veneers oad hardwood.
1895
I Orig. 69.s5 kneshels Desk,
wolnut veneers ond hardwood.
1875
4 Orig. 1885 knsshels Desks.
blonde !rnohooony seneers and
hardwood ----6s.sS
; Orig. 34.s5 End TsbIes. silver
toned mahogany veneers and
hardwood -------24.9S
, Orig. 1925 ceekssiI TsbIss,
lined ook -------i5.sS
, Orig. 1895 vsiIsy csmmsds
Ind TsbIss, bleoched mohooony
vensers and hardwood 1895
10 Orig. 1895 Lsmp end Cock
tell Tsblss. red and green loc-
quers or eordoyon nnohooony vs-
neers and hardwood ----i6.95
I ORG. 1925 ceekssil Tsbls.
ook with green leother inserts,
ss.ss
5 Orig. 54.sS Conner Bookcases,
Yueco-finished LINED ook -3s.a6
10 Orig. 59.95 Solid Ash Beck
eesss, 90 inches wjde----34.95
! Orig. 1895 Lamp TsbIs,
cordovon mahogany veneers and
hardwood; shoped pIote-eloss
5 Orig. ,34,ss Dsskessss. mo.
hooony 'veheers and hardwood,
"a inches wide --------24.95
; Orig. 1895 ceekfsiI Tables.
blonde mahogany veneers and
hardwood -------i9.s5
Modern Furniture. 9TH Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
MEMS
FURNISHINGS

81. Orig. z.s5 -. 3,sS Fsmovs
Make Mems lenS- -slssvs Sport
Shlrss, cotton in foneysolid eoIors.
Broken sizes ---------1.9S
10 Orig. 69e 70 LOO Mons
ceStea Rib AthIstie Shirts: Sizes
So only y.---------.a-19e
; 0vis. 300 imported Wilkin-
sea Sword kaxer with hollow
ground biode e---------z.3S
Mems Furnishings,
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1949-05-26

MuItifilomens royon crepes,
royon sotins. royon toffetos ond o
few cottons. locy ard toiiored
styles. Lingerie possels, costume
colcrs, Sizes and style ronoes
broken Of course, ard some slips
ore ounter-soiIed. Broken sizes
81 TO 40.
LiH1eris. Third Floor,
WGshfngtoR
Evening star., 1949-05-26
I4i Prs. Orig. i.s5 TO 3.ss
CURTAINS
81 pr.

Ruffled ond toiIored. vc-
rious lengths, fobrics. styles.
One and two OF O kind:
some soiied: oil sold os is.
70 Pm. Org. l.9S kssflsa
orsssdy vslsness. Single
window size; ie-bocks in
eiuded: rose. blue. green;
p0H ------ - wv
~ pss. Orig. 3.9S end
as rsilersd Rsyea Mss-
ssisssts csvtsins. 62-in.
wide 70 poir; So ond u
inches long: eoasheil:
pQfF ~
Curtains. 6th Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
speeioI Purchase
48o Fomous Moke.
MEMS LEATHER
BELTS
0.8e

Fomous make leather belts for
sports and dress. Ton, brown.
block, sizes 30 TO a.. You'll
recognize the moker's name -.
see the original advertised price
on eoch belt.
MEMS Furnishings,
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1949-05-26
BOYS
FURNISHINGS

q Originally $50 kellss-typs
Reinhsts. sizes GA to 6b--4ss
J Originally $50 fettsn Fleansi
Pejemss. size s only------l.oo
s Originally 2.95 Sleeveless
Swsetsrs. oil wool; novy; sizes s
only -------------4Ss
81 orisinsIly l.65 ssnssits. sizes
3 and 4 ony------------4S
Z orisinslIy TBS zslaa-trssssd
Jaekets, sizes s and l0----z.SS
Boys Furnishings.
Second Floor, The Hecht Co,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-05-26
s. Org. lo.sS
FAMOUS MAKE
Felt-Bose Rugs
"'a 6.95

Forous Gold Ssol. poeeo
ond Sondura rugs included.
10 Orig. S.sS Rugs. 6sS-
II. 3.SS
n Orig. 7.sS Rsss. 7.6ss-
W. = VIZ
- oris. s.ss Rigs. ss
lO.6-ft. 5.S3
500 s.. Yds. osis. 1.So -
$50 iatsil Liaslssm. rem
nonts: 50. yd. 90
800 s.. Yds- ORC. Sc Feb
Dsss. rsmnontx; 50. yc. 2Ss
Felt Base Rags.
6th Floor. The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
MODERN
LIVlNG-ROOM
FURNITURE

I Orig. 1896 international
lesass chsir. Green wool
chenille e-----69.95
I-oris. 1855 chsi,. thistle
wool friexe ---------i79.95
Orig. $34s ssfs, ehotreuss
3-ois. 1885 csssss Ben
Sssss. Red cotton topestry,
oreen-ond-red combinations.
,-oris. ss.ss ceasas ssii
End Section. Brown stripe, 1895
z-ois. 1885 lnssrassisnsl
Curved Sections. Grey wool
friexe ----------S4.e5
I-oris. 1885 Krsshis, sefs.
Red-ond-white cotton topesty-
ond-wool frieze - 1893
I-oris. 35s.ss vsllsy Tsls-
vision sefa. Brown royon dorm
i-oris. 1885 vsIIsy ssfs.
Grey royon boucle- 1885
z-osis. 1895 end 1895
vslisy Carved Sefss. Mooento
and coroi wool friexe 1898
7-ods. 1895 kreshlss two
Sect Curved Ssfs Ssefieasl.
Chortreuse and brown. turquoise
and brown cotton tapestry ard
wool l.--------o9.95
l-ois. 1895 ostemsa. green
cotton topestry ----ltS.0
4ovis. 1895 Cement Dell
csvnss Ssesieas. Birch with grey.
red cnd green obsfroct printed
upholstery --------4S.S3
i-ois. 1895 insssnsf;sasa
z-Ps. Ssss. Grey wool frieze with
grey and red cotson sopessy.
I Orig. ss.s5 osessiessI Arm
chsis. Cnorfreuse ------z9.95
I-os;s. 1895 orswa-Sslsass
chsis. Grey wool chenille, 1875
I Orig. 1895 vsIssy chsi..
Brown stripe -A-----tI1S
Modsrm Farnitaye. eth Floor.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
METAL KITCHEN
CABINETS

Floor sompIss o. morrsd from
hondIino.
Evening star., 1949-05-26

WASHERS
I osis. 1898 Electric Wssks,. lib, eopoeih,
oris. i74.ss Thor wsshs,. s-ib eopocity. electric
wrinoer and pump OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ss'ss
Orig. ll%.s5 Spssd Queen Washer. S-lb eopoeity
electric ~ringer and pump ~-~~--~-~~-~sS.ss
I ods. 1880 Dexter weshss. Glib, eopoetN, slee.
trio wrinoer and pump ~~--t's'Ss
I Org. 1895 kssss wsshss, Glib, eopoeih slee.
trio wrinoer ond pump -~-~~---~~~~~-~~-Ss'S
I Orig. 24s.S5 Bsndix Autometie Washer. com.
petey outomotic ~-~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~< ~<ts'SS
I Orig. 1926 Wsssisshesss Lssndrcmss. com.
petek outornofic <oS.So
I Orig. 1895 Dsndix Assomsne wsshs'. corr
pIeteiy oufornof,c ~~~~~tos'So
REFRlGERAToRS
Orig. 1895 Rssrsssstess. s cubic n. i%S. 90
I ois. 1926 cresIsy Refrigerator. |, eu ~
Shelvodos xSS.S3
I Orig. z6s.ss crsslsy Rsfrissssses. GU, II She.
I Org. 33s.ss cresisy Refrigerator. Gu, = de
luke &os'SS
: ORG. 4@4.95 Admirsi Duel Temp Rsssissrsses.
GU. II. ~..--~~~-~~~~ r.--~~~~~- .~~~ soS.So
I osis 1875 General Electric Rssrisssssos. GU.
III.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
At THE lIEC1IT CO. Washington Store Only
36 Originally 39.95
LAMP TABLES
14.95

AiI-mohooony tobles with leather
tops at this SIS sowing. Hurry
in for yours!
I Orig. i4.sS Side chsis. Mo-
hooony finished ounnwood frome,
cotton topesfry or sIr,uloted
leother scot ----e.S5
4 Orig. 34.ss End Tsbles. Mo-
hooony seneers and hardwood,
1898
! Orig. 1895 ceekssa TsbIs.
All mohooony with leather top,
s.s5
! Orig. 44.s5 Lamp TsbIs. All
mahogany with leather top. 1895
I oris. 1895 End Tsbls. Mo-
hoeony veneers and hordwood.
$14
Z ovis. 24.9S Lamp Tsblss. Mo-
hooony veneers and hardwood.
1875
Z Orig. 1895 Drum TsbIss. Al
mahogany -----------5S.95
Z Orig. 1895 Lamp TebIss. All
nohooony 49.S5
I Orig. 1o4.95 Tier Tsbls. Al
mohooony ------------SS.SS
! Orig. 6S.s5 DrepIesf Tsbls.
Mahogany veneers and hardwood,
I Orig. Ss.ss ceektsiI TsbIs. All
mohooony ------------3S.S3
Z osis. 5s.s5 Butler Trey TsbIss.
Mohooony veneers and hardwood,
1885
Z Orig. 1895 Knsshels Desks.
Mohooony veneers and hardwood,
ieother top p--------------$SS
I oyiS, 1895 End Bookcase. Mo-
hooony veneers and hardwood,
1888
s oris. 3s.s5 Corner Bookcases.
Mahogany veneers and hordwood,
1925
Occasional Furniture,
Fttth Floor, The Hecht Co,
Washington
Evening star., 1949-05-26
"a Originally 1895 to SIS
MISSES WOOL
SPRING SUITS
s28

In wool eobordines and mensweor.
navy, block, beige, red, grey.
kelly and two-tones, broken sizes.
~ Originally SIS 10 1895
Misses Spring Suits in two-tones,
grey, keAy oil wool and royon-
ond-wooI. misses broken sizes,
o.ss
~ osisiaslly 1895 10 1895
Misses Spring Suits in wool and
royon-ond-wool eobordines. navy,
block. grey. toast red. broken
~ osisiaslIy 4.o5 Misses Pies
tic ksineeats. broken sizes, Ass
- ovisinslIy 1895 Misses Rsy-
On Gsberdias RsiHeeets, broken
sizes -------H H.SS
Budget Suits, Third Floor
Mexznnine, Washington
Store Only
Evening star., 1949-05-26
REFRlGERATORS
GAS RANGES

GAS RANGES
I oyis. i69 s5 orie,s Rsass. center burners lis.sS
trio LIGHT ond timer----@--~~---~~~ 1875
! Orig. .22s.95 Tsppsa Rsnse. divided top. gloss
door, electric light ond clock lISs5
l Orig. 1895 Msytss Rsnss. divided top Dutch
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Appliances, Radios
Television
Mostly Floor Son,pIes ono OeronssvsoS
Wouonteed Electrically

lRONERS
oris 1885 lroalse iroaes, console. rosory press
control NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. isSSS
I Orig. 1885 Hotpoint ireoss, foi type, console,
1895
I ORC. 1895 Apsx Feldemssss iro~ss. console.
rotor 1895
Evening star., 1949-05-26
100 or,einoIb 100
SllvER-plATED
FlATWARE
go

Choscs os dinnss soeks, 6esserf %
soup spoons, soaod fcesa. bssssf
knives
50 on. I.1s NsssAsss kas.ss.
s1s
s on. ii.sS cSs1Issssets.
hscvy s;svsr ciofs s.-.Ssoo
4 Or. 200 Nss6ss su esocssssss
ord ssrosches, plotted 500
. osis. 4.74 Asssse6 lssa
ctafed --~---.- -L3O
Z Oh. i1.oe essv essss.
eiossd, -----~.-------.s400 s400
J osis. go aAsssAiss osss6
rssr. pkeisd lW
! On. 1.S5 f1se1iss essesss
fsssnss, boekno Sosvs -
: o.. - 3sssa~s csss1sss.
heosy weight .~~-4~~-+. lSS
Z o. so asse6 esses1 vssy..
snsbos&ed esrsssw 5sSS
n O.. ~ c1osssess -,
4-p<-. plossd. ~sfh hubsss -
pscas ineksds Fedsssi saE ~ssers
spptseobss.
S1ssy, Sfvsef Tinow.
Ihs HscAt ca.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
RADIOS

kAOIOS
10 Orig. 1895 3-Wsy Pesssblss. AC-OC. spoee Tor
botteres pIostic cose with hondles ---~~~~- 21.SS
5 ORIG. 1895 pesssbls persrsis kedie. spocs for
picture in lid, requires bottesies~ ~-~~~t4.Ss
; Orig. 1925 Philee Redo. nohooony seneered
console, J tubes, z ree.if,ers- 1925
Orig. 1875 Admrsl Postsbies. block plost'c eose
Spoce TOR poHeffeS~~~ wv
I oHs. Ass Pkites Redo. scble model with push
} ovis. 1888 Rsdio- pkeae, FM-AM. oufonotic
ployer record storooe spoce ~oS.Ss
Orig. $3.50 RcA Victor Rsdie-Phe~s. tobls
model, outomotie record poyef- --~-~--~~ $3.50
; ois. 1875 pesssbis ksdie-eheae, outoono'ie
pIoyer, sinnuIoted leather cornyino eose--~--3S.S5
I oyis. 1890 3psrsem Rsdie-Phooe. ousorno'ic
record player, mohooony veneercd console $3.50
Evening star., 1949-05-26
55 Originally 22.s5 to 1925
1WOMEN'S TOPPERS
17.ss

NII-WooI suede cloth ond oIl-Wool
covert, coIlor or eordioon style.
fIored books and yokes in red,
green, pink, white. block. navy.
sizes>l6h to 22z In the group.
IS Originally 1895 10 22.s5
Wemsn's Rsysn 6sbsrdins Rain
eoets, fIored back, button-on
hoods. beIted style, grey or block,
sizes 36 70 AZ ond l6Hz to 2oh
in the group
Women's Goats, Third Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-05-26

, TOT I.IV
Fomous Make Ankle Length
Hose In cotton and royon.
Foncies, deep tone and posteI
solids. Sizes 10 TO l3.
Mems Furnishings,
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1949-05-26
l5s Prs. Orig. 1925 to l4.e5
WOMEN'S SHOES
4.o5

Laird Schober and Marcy shoes,
oil this springs styles. Block
ond brown colt, block, green.
grey and navy summer suedes,
plain pumps. onkIe strops ond
step-in pumps, oil dressy styles.
mostly with high heels Broker
sizes 4 to 9, AAAA TO c.
Shoe Salon, Third Floor.
Warrington
.l3s Originally $40 to SIS
MISSES SLIPS
s1
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Ioz ORG. 3.s5 70 SIS
Misses Strow Hots

Ench q nrorfiy srinmed win
fso~srs, fsothsrs o. seilsno. Your
ehoiee of btoek, nosy e. your
fevcrits sprins posfsis.
The Hschf Co.
HGts. Sfreet 1ioof
Evening star., 1949-05-26

oris. 1870 phiIes cesseissss, l2-ineh tube,
1895
I Ov;e 35l o4 phijeo Tv tcbe model lO-lnch
tube. n,ohooonv veneered eobinef - 1888
Orig. 376.42 kCA Victor Tv. soble model l0.lneh
tube, wonus veneered ccbinet 1898
I orie. 3ol.06 Gsnsssi Electric Tv, l2-inch tube,
sobie model 1888
! ois. 1925 Meteseis ". lo-lneh tube, tcbls
model looe eS
oHs. 3SI.75 Dsadix ~. lo-ineh tube, pushbusfon
tuning, toble model ~--~-----~~~~ 1888
oyis Soe.4o Emsrss~ v ksdie pkess Ceesets.
FM-AM rodo. oufomofc ployer, lo-inch record
poyer, mahogany seneered cobinef- -39S.ss
Appisamce Radios Teertso~ 7th Tocr Thf Heht Co
Evening star., 1949-05-26

Lamps, 5th Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-02
Sayings Worth Repeaiing:-
First of AII-Io Violence

No violence That s no more violence That sboud bs tho
FIRST objective efforts continue work out problems having
to do with white and Negro residential areas in the Snithed
section of the city.
Three bombngs have occurred there profoundly shocking
he good people OF this city and mensfyng tensions and i
hcultes as well as grossly violating basic rights of the i'm.
mediate victims.
is nconceivable that such outrageous action could do
anything except make already difficult and dangerous matters
worse although may be hoped these crimes have further
aroused the forces of law public opinion deccncy against
such activities.
Whatever the legal questions whatever differences Of
viewpoint prevail TO what shord be surely unan
mou agreement all citizens violence must he CON
siantly rcsolutcly and effectively combatcd.
certainly there is sufficient law give adequate support
TO sincere and determined efforts to that end
The emphasis Of Commissioner Conner and all ,ber ,f
hca should be determination to give the utmost possbe
protection to all citizens against any men who seek to take Tire
law into their own hands
Surely the vast majority our people who unracr,ely
condemn such barbarc practices bombing are not hccs
against them
Surely law enforcement agencies can end this irto
cradle menace TO the well being security Of all the peuc
of this city
Let there be mistake All of us are directly concerned il,
t1s situation It holds obvious dangers every one Of u.s.
II should be understood hat there are real limits tn V,
Racial foning by law has been declared unconst
We do not what e City can hope for in lis e
steps apparently looking TO racial fonng enactment But in
any fundamental reliance good will and Che
good sense Of the majority citizens white and cond
who want to work this problem intelligent and peaceful
basis
If such spirit and responsible citizenship can not achieve
understanding and broad measure of cooperation mere legal
enactment is not likely to help much Birmingham News