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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-03
o v EXILU.
DR.. Antonln Hreb1k:

Cvicitelske a vzdelavatelske
skoly sokolske byly vzdy nej-
~dGlezitejsf soucastf vychovy So
kolskych cviciteln a vzdelava-
tell. Tyto skoly poradala pra-
videlne nejen Ceskoslovenska
obec Sokolska, nybrz i sokolske
zupy. okrsky i vetsi jednoty.
Kazdorocne vychazeli z Mich
now a nov1 sokolsti cvicitele a
vzdelavatele, nejspolehliveisi
to zaruka neustaleho rozvoje
sokolskeho zivota a prace.
D~Glezitosti sokolskych skol
isou 81 vedomi i Sokolove v ext
lu. Kdyz Sc dine 27. listopadu
1910 ma spolecne porade "a
stupcn sokolskych exulant-
skych iednot V Italii utvofil III.
= italsky = okrsek Sokolske
zupv v exilu dr.. Edvarda Bene-
Sc, bvlo jeho prvnfm pocinem
uspoTadanf okrskove pomaha-
telske skoly. Tato sokolska sko-
la konala sc We dnech 81. pro-
since 1910 a j. a 2. ledna 1850
v taboTe Pagani u Pompeii. Re
sokolskeho popudu a k navrhu
bratra Mety Kreiciho. nacelni-
ka italskeho sokolskeho okrs-
ku, byla liz drive v tabore Pa
gani postavena prostorna telo-
cvicna, vybavena p%otfebnym
naTadlm. Proto bylo Pagani
zvoleno "a mfsto teto prvnf no.
kolske pomahatelske skoly v
exilu. Sokolst1 bratTi a sestry v
Pagani .postarali Sc o ubytova-
nj 1castnfkG skoly a zrekli Sc
v jeiich prospech Care bal1k1,
kter6 jim byly do tabora po-
Islany.
Ia 1casti 80 1castnikd a to
I21 muzdd, A zen, 3 d~orostencG a
A dorostenek re sokolsk1ch ex-
u1antskych jednot v Bagnoli,
Pagani a Singallia byla skola
zahaiena v telocvicne, Gill -
lax bratTi a sestry ffkajf - v
Sokolovne v Pagani v sobotu,
dine 81. prosince 1949 DO 8. hod
ranni. Pc nastoupenf 1castni.
XII i jejich uciteld zahajili sko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-03
ANTONINO ROCCO ZAPASI-
IT BUDE v COLISEUM.

Pro pTfst1 1tery, dine 7. 1nora
Mr.. Ed Contos pofadatel krlz-
kovych zapasG v Coliseum pfi-
pravil velice zaj1mavy program
ma mem brati budou 1cast ma
sledujfcf zapasn1ci:
Antonino Rocco, 236 ID. (The
Amazing Argentina-Italian and
Leading Contender For Worlds
Title) VS.. MIGUEL Torres, 228 10.
Heavyweight Champion Of
Mexico.)
Zapas tento urcen jest ma do
bu 1 hodiny aneb l porazky.
V nasledujfcfch 2 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb 1 porazky 1cinkuj1:
Tony Martinelli, 218 ID. (Sen-
sational Italian) VS.. Ivan Ko-
maroff, 220 ID. z Norwalk,
Conn.
Polo Cordova, 225 lb. (Sen-
sational Spainard) z Madrid,
Spain VS.. KOla KWarlan1, 2Z0
ID. (Russian Cossack).
ZAPAS O
Jack Kelly. 22O Id. Eight
ing Irishman) z Atlanta, Ga.
a Tiny Farmer Mills, 265 10.
z Edmondson, Canada utkai1 sc
s Francois Miquet, 218 ID. z
Francie a Ace Freeman, 206 Id.
2 Bronx, N. Y.
Vftezi zfskati must 2 vftez-
stvi re 3 utkani. Gas l hodina.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-03
Bidault a DeGaulle.

Muvilo Sc O tom, re f%rancouz-
sky ministersky predseda BIZ
dault chce dospeti k nejake do
hode s generalem De Gaullem.
Avsak prave v posledn1ch ty-
dnech bylo z francouzskeho
ministerstva zahranici propu-
steno mnoho stoupencd De
Gaullea a nutno proto nit "a
to, re k nejake dohode mezi
Bidaultem a De Gaullem ne
dojde.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-03
MlStnl ZpraVy.
SchIze podilnikH Ceskeho Sta
vebniho a Zalozniho Spolku
IL VIE"

konala sc minuly patek, 27.
ledna V 8 hodin vecer We spoil
kovych m1stnostech "a cetne u
cast. Pc privftacim proslovu
pfedsedy p. Vlast Koenigsmar-
ka byl ma poradu zapis z minu-
lie vyrocnf sch1ze a pax tajem-
nix p. Ferdinand Kalac pTecetl
so. Rocni Zpravu, ktera byla
pTijata s radostf vSemi prftom-
nymi.
Slavnostnfm recnfkem "Zla-
t6ho JUBILEE" byl pokladnfk p.
Josef Koenigsmark. jeden re
zakladatelG Slavic. Ma sve
start ma p. Koenigsmark vybor-
nou pamet a jeho l1cenf dejin
stavebn1ho spolku bylo nejen
velice poutave, ale take zajf-
nave. Pan Koenigsmark je V
Teditelstvu "Slavie" cd r. 1901
a pokladnfkem cd r. 1906.
Clenov6 Teditelstva pripravi-
Ii o. Jos. Koenigsmarkovi malou
prekvapenku jake projev vdec-
nosti "a jeho cenne sluzby. O.
devzdal mt tajemn1k p. F. Ka-
las maly upomfnkovy darek.
Tento akt byl pTftomnymi bouT-
live aklamOvan.
Nasledovala volba Teditelstva
a byli zvoleni vsichni dosavad-
nj clenove, cfmz sc vyznacilo
uznand Jim vsemi pritomnymi
pod1lnfky.
Pc ukoncenf schGze p. pred
sedou nasledovalo male pohos-
tent pTi kterem 81 podflnfci pTa-
telsky porozpraveli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-03
Italska strategic " Africe.

Italove nynf zfejme poznali,
re nemaif zadne nadeje ma Wy
budovanl sveho kolonialnlho
imperia v Africe a prizpGsobili
tomu svGj postup v africkych
otazkach. zadajf nynf, aby v
Africe byly zruseny vsechny
kolonialnf drzavy, kdyz jak NY
nj tvrdf, je kolonialnf 1dobi jiz
prezito. Soucasne Sc Italove
snazf proniknout do africkych
oblastf hospodafsky, mali pfi
tom jiz znacne 1spechy proto,
re produkui1 lacino a ved1 do
bfe co Afrika potrebuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-03
Obavy o Siam.

Znalci pomer6 v Siamu mali
"a to, re by Siamesci nekladli
zadny odpor komunistGm, kdy-
by ii sc rozhodli vpadnouti ma
siamske 1zemf. Siam stojf n.y.
nj opet pod vladou marsha Pr
bull Songgrama, ktery v zemi
vladnul. kdyz tam "a valky
vpadli Japonci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-03
Francouzi Sc zlobi ma Anglii.

Francouzst1 obchodnici jsou
rozezleni ma Anglicany,ze svym
uznanfm rude C1ny strhli ma
sebe cely cfnsky obchod. Jak
nynf vyslo ma jevo, pTipravova-
Ii Anglicani hospodarsky sv1j
zakrok jiz dlouho pred formal
MIN uznanim Cfny a ovladajf
nynf temer cely zahranicnf OBJ
chod rude C1ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-03
Majetek RibbentropGv byl
skonfiskoyan.

Norimberk. - Bavorsk1 de-
nacifikacni soud zkonfiskoval
majetek byvaleho zahranicnl-
no ministra Hitlerova Joachi-
ma Won Ribbentropa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-03

AA0k OOds
Zpravy z uprchlickych tabo-
ru v Nemecku jsou stale smut
nelsi. Nejen proto, Re mezina-
rodnl organisace pro uprchlf-
XIV IRO Sc chysta k likvidaci a
prestane brzy nasim ceskoslo-
venskym lidem, jake vsem O.
statnlm uprchlfkGm poskytovat
nejnutenjsf pTfstresf a stravu,
ale take proto, re now uprchlf-
CT. kteff stale prichazeji. jsou
liz zaTadovani do taborn pod
nemeckou spravou. V techto
taborech je hlad a bfda stalym
hostem. A v techto taborech
jsou stovky malych d6tf a do
r1stai1cf mladeze. i mladych
maminek, ktere isou nejvic O.
hrozeny p~odvVzivou ma SVEN
Zdravf. V kazdem z detf odu-
mira kousek budoucnosti nase<
no naroda.
Ponce temto trpfcim detem
lie neivets1 pTfkaz mas vsech.
ktef1 zijeme v zemi blahobytu
a kteff name moznost vydela-
vat 81 pracf ma zivobytf. Po-
starat Sc o tyto nevinne deti a
zachranit je pred hladem i ne
mocemi lie povinnost pro vsech-
ny lidi ceskoslovenskeho p1vo-
du. kteT1 mali v hrudi prave
ceskoslovenske srdce, neokora-
* a bij1c1 laskou k bl1zn1mu.
Z%achrana .techto ubohych detf
lie Gin lidskosti. A tato pomoc
/ Zachrana jsou nyn1 ma dosah
ruky:
American Fund for Czecho-
slovak Refugees, Inc, ktery ie
rfzen us1echtilou snahou pomo-
ci vSem. kdo pomoc zasluhuj1,
ma nyn1 iedinecnou pf1lezitost
dostat zdarma cd americkych
instituc1 suSene mleko. suSena
vai1cka a brambory pro trpici
deti. Darci techto potravin isou
ochotni darovat tolik zbozf. ko-
lik Dude tTeba, jestlize nekdo
zaplat1 dopravu 20 americke
pevnine re stredozapadu dc
prfstavu a dopravu lodi z Anne
riky do Evropy.
Proto sc rozhodl American
Fund for Czechoslovak Refu-
gees zalozit narychlo ZvlaStni
"Mlecnv fon pro naSe deti" a
pros1 vsechnv lidi dobre vile:
vsechny krajanske maminky q
rodice, vsechny spolky a orga-
nisace, aby ma tento fond pfi-
sp6ly. Nebezf O zadne zavrat.
ma sunny, jde jen O to, ably bylo
opatTeni co neiv1ce penez ns
dopravu, ably bylo mono poslat
hladovym do nemeckych tabo-
ri co mono nejvfc potravin
Verfme, re kdyz sc nash mez.
Americany slechetnf darcove
mezi krajany dosti slechetnycl
dust, ktere~pomohou tyto daro.
vane potraviny dopravit hlado.
wynn.
Kdo by chtel ma tento "Mlec.
nv fond pro nase d6ti" pTispet
at laskave posle CO nejdf1ve
sek nebo money order bud pfl
mo ma American Fund for CZe
choslovak Refugees, Inc, 177E
Broadway, Room GOT, New
York : 10. N. Y. nebo do re
dakce ~"TELEGRAFU" 843 N
Washington St., Baltimore : 5
Md. Zasilku oznacte: "Mlec
ny fond"
Kdo rychle dava = dvakra'
dava. Pomozte zachranit ma
deli naSeho naroda. Zmlrnett
utrpen1 nevinnych detl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-03
USTRICOVE HODY

poTada tuto nedeli, 5. 1nora cd
! do 6 p. m. V m1stnostech pod
Skolou Osady sv. Vaclava muz-
sky kosteln1 spolek Holy Name.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-03
Bitevnice u. S. S. Missouri

ktera uvazla ma melcine II. le-
dina byla re sv6ho zajetf Wy
prostena - pc nekoik MEDIA
TenJch pokusech - v 1tery
rano. Tento namoTnf obr O
As, 900 tunach byl vlecnaky do
praven do suche lodenice V
Norfolku, Va.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-03
DAIRY
Ma ceskou Skolu

p. a p1. Frank Kraus darovali
ma Karetn1 Vec1rek Ceske Sko-
ly $500.
Ma Sbirku March of Dimes:
p. a pf. josef Itch $500
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-03
Pomoc nejpotTebnGjsim:

Pomoc neJpOtrebnejSim:
Mlecny fond pro nase dsti.
0 zachranu ceskoslovenskych
deti, ktere trpi v nsmeckych u
prchlickych taborech podvyzi-
YOU. - Rychle zasilky susene-
no mleka, susenych vajec a
brambor mohou zachranit trpf-
CT. - Jedna Sc jen O uhradu
dopravneho. - We zdravi ma
SIGH deti je zdravi naseho
naroda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-03
Velkoleps Jaternicovs Hody

uspoTada T. J. Sokol Curtis Bay
We sve Sokolovne, 1927 Cherry
st. v sobotu vecer, rs. 1nora.
Jaternice budou vyrobeny br.
Vine. Kozlfkem. Dobre poba-
vent pri Svitakove muzice.
Evening star., 1950-03-28

The operator of a lunchroom
near two schools yesterday was
ordered to serve 10 days in jail
and pay a 5000 fine on a charge
of possession of indecent litera-
ture.
Municipal Court Judge George
D. Nelson ordered Roy H. Bell
80, of the 1000 block of Webster
street NV, tc serve 90 additional
days in jail, if he fails to pay the
fine.
Il have no sympathy for this
sort of thing" the judge said
This act was a fragrant and will
full violation of the law.
I'VE must take note of the ever
rising number of sex offenses in
this city. The sale of this indecent
literature and pictures to high
school children is very bad; it may
have bad results on the future
lives of the children"
Bell, who was arrested in Octo-
ber in luncheonette in the 4400
block of Georgia avenue NV,
denied making any sales to chill
dren. Police said he was arrested
after complaints that lewd books
Evening star., 1950-03-28

Impetigo Epidemic HoIted! At that point, treat
using half the babies as test subjects. The other half
were continued on standard treatment So successful
was the Lotion treatment in preventing and curing
mpetgo that all babies then given that care and
within week the epidemic over.
Evening star., 1950-03-28

Irritofions reach new low with Lotion care.
Among babies given routine skin care with new
Johnsons Baby Lotion, the overall incidence of skin
irrtations of all kinds was less than %! Doctors
supervising the tests especially impressed that
Lotion effective in preventing 'excoriated but
tocks"-raw buttocks sores common among infants.
Evening star., 1950-03-28
Atlanta journal Gets
- 10 Pct. Of Stock in
Newspaper Merger
BY the Associated Press

= ATLANTA, Mar. 28.-Oficials
eof the Atlanta Journal said yes
terday it would probably be sew
eral months before final details
s1of merger with the Atlanta Con-
stitution are completed.
Merger of the two newspapers
was announced a week ago in
: brief statement published in both.
Consolidation of the Sunday pa
pers will be the first direct result.
The Journal, the South's largest
newspaper, will continue in the
afternoon field, and the Consti-
tuition in the morning. Plans are
that eventually both papers will
be published in one plant.
.. FEC Approval Needed.
-, Approval of the Federal Com
municationS Commission for dis
j, posal of the Constitutions radio
and TV properties will have to be
obtained. Under FEC regulations,
the new publishing company must
dispose either of the Constitu-
tion's radio and television station,
or the Journals radio and TV|
station. The Journal has oper-
ated Station WSB for more than
rs years, and WSB-TV for a year
and a half.
Government approval of tax de-
tails in the merger is required and
is expected within 30 to 40 days.
- Under the merger a publishing
company, Atlanta Newspapers,
Inc. will be formed. The James
M. Cox interests. owners of the
Journal, will have the equivalent
Of 10 per cent of the stock in the
new company. Maj. Clark Howell.
publisher of the Constitution. and
other Constitution stockholders
: will have 80 per cent. The Howell
stock will be preferred. Mr.. Cox
will be chairman of the board of
the new company. Mr.. Howell
will be vice chairman.
No Editorial Staff Changes.
Both papers have announced
there will be no changes in the
editorial stats.
It is expected that the combined
Sunday paper will be launched in
several months. The papers con-
template that the Sunday edition
will be printed in both plants, as
capacity Of both presses will be
required.
It probably will be several years
before operations are in one build
ing, Both papers recently built
new plants.
Mr.. Cox acquired the Journal in
1899. The Constitution has been
owned by the Howell family for
several generations. Mr.. Cox also
owns newspapers and radio sta
tions in Miami, Fla. and Dayton
and Springfield. Ohio.
Evening star., 1950-03-28
Planning Conference
IMeets Here in May

Many of the country's leading
city planners will meet in the
Hotel Statler from May IL to II
for the National Citizens Con-
ference on Planning for City,
State and Nation.
The conference this year is a
feature of the Washington Sesqui-
centennial. 1t is sponsored by the
American Planning and Civic As
sociation with the cooperation Of
Evening star., 1950-03-28
How To Protect Your Baby with Johnson's Baby Lotion

Use daily all over babys body, after his bath. APP
ply few velvety drops of Lotion and smooth care
fully paying special attention to the No more
need you worry about the threat of impetigo. No
more need your baby whimper and cry from the COM
mon miseries of heat rash!
Evening star., 1950-03-28
Lunchroom Man Jailed on Indecent Book Charge

and pictures repeatedly had been
sold to students of the nearby
Roosevelt High School and Nc
Farland Junior High School.
Evening star., 1950-03-28
10000 Baby Days Leading Hopos

Usuo skin core methods show high irritotion.
New Johnsons Baby Lotion was tested against gen.
orally accepted methods of treatment in leading
American hospitals With techniques in common use,
as high 550o of the babies observed suffered from
one or more of the four major skin Affections,
Evening star., 1950-03-28
Christion Clergy in japan

Christian clergymen in new
Japan, both ordained and unor-
dained, totaled 6,l29 as of June
80, 1949.
Evening star., 1950-03-28

Egypt faces q shortage Of all
petroleum products, following
currency devaluation.
Evening star., 1950-03-28

the Institute of Plan the Maj u S.
Iners. president Miss
M Albright
v
Evening star., 1950-03-28

such adult skin conditions and eczema Doctors who
worked with during the development and testing of ohnon Baby
Lotion have cbved promising indications But frankly adequate
Evening star., 1950-06-15
II1IILEl 1lIl3I;u3
:I!g: 11I1I113iI

80 Cords oueIity Peeh Buttons. s and II on cord.
Reg. 49c. Now -------------------- Use
50 BoIs Bueilo Wondersheen Petite Crochet Cotton.
Ivory only. Reg. 5ec Now
$50 Yds. sotin~ RuffIns. Many eolors For trimming
Iomps ond curtoins etc Reg. 90 yd. Now, yd. Sc
Toe Crochet Cotton. Eeru Only small bos Now &c
80 BeIs Ansoro Wool. Soiled, Reg. l.oo Now Zoe
Non-inflomobIe ironing Boord Covers. Kopok felt.
IS srso+hoIe,o,s. Reg. 90 Now------------4se
80 Novelty Puffs. Reg. 2ec pkg Now, pkg. ------lse
36 Novelty PuHs. Reg. 3ee pkg. Now pke.-----lee
40 Personio Blade:. Reg: 90. Now A--- zse
9 Bottles Amber Mouth Wosh Reg &c. Now use
IS Bottles Boy Rum. Reg. 29c. Now -25e
Group Of Cosmetic Pieees-foee powder, coloones
Discontinued packages. Reg. 4oe. Now lse
Plus
- Sn"sI.s SDses stss0ce" sanss Reo Foo Now Soc
10 Telephone Book Backs. Reg. $50. Now ----l:oo
40 Address Books. Reg. l5e. Now loe
z Dice Comes. As is. Reg. 200. Now-------lls
IS Large Heavy Brown Envelopes Reg Sc. Now Zoe
"a Ruber Bothins Shoes. Reg. 20. Now soc
20 Ruber Bofhins Cops. Reg 79c. Now--------25e
IS Beach Boss. Reg. 2.le Now
Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-15
I3.Y;f73.Ia:S

zs Misses Shorts striped denim boxer style; sizes Il to
16 Reg. LIS. Now 38e
ls shirred DirndI Skirts, block wool jersey domoeed
Reg l.3e. ---------------25e 25e
"a Taored Cotton Bouses soiIed; sizes 81 36. Reg
2eo Now Observation-Disclosures rs
ls Butcher Linen BoIero Joekets, soiled- Reg. 2.ee
Now I .oo
Three-pe. PIoy Suits soIed Req. 7.o9 Now z. 90
ls Misses and Womens Toppers. all WOOL unined; sizes
y to 20. Reg. 8.9e Now 100
AlI-kyen Skirts fon pIeots all around; black; sizes
"a to 70. Req. 500. Now 3 .oC
- Cotton Knit Polo Shirts stripes first quality; small
sizes only. Reg. l.59. Now---------------49e
lS onepe. Bothns Suits. all elastic, print front. Reg
"a Pedo Pushers. denims and seersuekers. Reg 2.ee
Evening star., 1950-06-15

81 inches wide, Attractive, coIorful
f'esto print pottern on sturdy sheet
ing. ideol for mokins kitchen tobIe
cloths end accessories. Minor mis-
prints.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-15

CoIorful fibre runner at sovines.
Will be useful on your floors. UsuoIly
would be much higher priced. Now
you buy il ot savings!
Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-15

Mehosery Chest Reg. 5000 Now----s 5000
! wenut vsnities Reg. $500. Now--------35.o 90
Wnnut Chest Reg. $500. Now 90
Maple Chest Chests Reg $500. Now-zo.oo
Mepie Dresser. Reg. IS 90. Now--2o.oo
wonus Seeretory. Reg. eo.e5 Now-----ss.95
! Mahosony Breokfronss. Reg. 1905 Now---ss.o 90
Light ook Buffet t-chne. Reg. 10000. Now sS95
Wonut Buffess. Reg. 6o.o0 Now---------44.o0
: Mopls Bufsets. Reg. 5000. kow-2 90
. sireh suffets Reg 5000. Now 1000
Servers with Hateh Tops. Reg. 1000. Now34 34.oo
Fourth Feer
Evening star., 1950-06-15
l3S3f5;xSI1'e
,15AX13E

o Genuine Leether Wallets. several styles Req. 200
and 800 Now tplus toxl xl------ 79e
prs. Cotton and Mesh Gloves. block and black with
white trim; sizes TO "a. Reg. 80 Now Iss
doz Eyeiet Royon and Cotton BIouses, sizes 81 TO
38. Reg. l.98. Now zoe
Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-15

36 and 80 inches vide. Demi pieces
ond remnont lengths. CoIorful. In
time tor your summer sewing. Sheers,
prints end suitines, some misprints.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-15
\ Nj

Bronze Finish Torehiers Boses domooed; boses only;
sold os is Reg. 1923 Now-----45oo 100
sFonze e-~oy Floor Lomps domooed; sold os is. Reg
998 Now 800
Card TobIe. white imitation Leather top metal Ieos,
top is donooed. Reg 4.e5 Now 800
oblons Shoped Silk Shades. ! Chinese red | oroy
soiIed. Reg. 4,98. Now Z 90
Blue ond White Swirl Bose Chino TobIe Lomps, metoi
oountinos; shades soIed. Reg. l698. Now s.66
Gold. Blue and White chnd Toble Lamp floor sonpIe
Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-15

s-sxls Felt Bose Rugs. Reg 1895. Now 500
z5-sxlz Felt Bose Rugs Reg. 7.95. Now------4.s5
3s-6x9 Felt Bose Rugs. Reg. S5.e5 Now---3.4 40
8-7.6xs Felt Base Rugs. Reg. 6.95 Now 4.49
lo-z7x45" Administer Rugs. Reg. 4.ee. Now l.es
25-sxI5" Fibre Rugs. Reg. 2.e5. Now---l.4s
s-sxiz Fibre Rugs. Reg. 25.e5. Now------I6.oo
5-36x63" Fibre Rugs. Reg. BIS. Now----- z.4e
6-sxl2 Fibre Rugs. Reg. 1875. Now------ s.ss
z-sxlo Fiber Rugs. Reg. e.95. Now----- s.s5
3-6xs Fibre Rugs. Reg. ll.95. Now--s.s8
1-sx9 Fibre Rug. Reg l4:40. Nov 7.e4
l-sx7 Fibre Rug. Reg 400 Now--- 7.s4
l-l2xls Fibre Rug. Reg. 3795. Now--24.ss
Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-15

saIs. Porch and Deck Enamel. dark eroy Reg As.
Now, ooIlon SO
gels. Timers Red Roof Point Reg. BIS. Now,
eollon 80
soIs Reedy Mixed Paint. white, blue and qroy REQ.
54o. Nov. oollon 80
gels Washable Gloss Enamel. white, ivory. Reg. 45O.
Nov, eollon ----------------- ------29 z 80
soIs. GIidden Rock Spor varnsh. Reg. 5eS. Nov.
Downstairs
Evening star., 1950-06-15
10Y

$50 Boys Cotton Hose eostic tops slight irreeuos
ond perfeets; size to | l. Reg. 39c to Soc Now 22e
$50 Boys Briefs and Shirts. ribbed shirts S. or
l. briefs with elastic woist, good quality. Reg.
2s Boys BroodeIoth Poamos, fine quoIy sonforized
ooot style colorfu stripes. we'll toIored broken sizes
to IA. Reg. l99, 50
Is Boys 2-pe. Slack Suits two-tone combinations ond
foney shirt potterns; fine quoty broken sizes to
SO Boys Cowboy Shirts. solid eolors with sef-butons
two orro~s in center Of shirt sizes s to r.. Reg
" Boys Sport Shirts. solid coors. shot-seeve syIe
sonforized; broken sizes to IT, Reg. l29
u Boys AIWoo spover sweoers, stripes, fine auoI-
ity; sizes s to 10. Reg. e8c. Now ---- sse
50 Boys Leather Belts fine auoty; manufacturers
samples; broken sizes Reg. soc. Now 2Se
80 Boys 2-Tone Worm-up Joekets famous make upper
front n,ony color combinations; irreouIors if perfect
20 Boys Popn Joekes, weather seoIed; blue ton or
grey broken sizes to Is. Reg. 23e to 2e5
10 Boys' Combination 2-Tene Button-on Wosh Suits
sonforized 2-tone shirt; broken sizes to 10. REQ
Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-15
1lI5alII3 \ . II ! a N: IliS Fl

rs kyIon Penty GirdIes. some with removable crotch
section some with Upper closing; white and nude;
sizes IS to 30. Reg. 5.e5 to 7.e5. Now 3.es
$50 EIoste Two-Woy Stretch eirdes. slight irreeuors
snnol. medium and oree; white or nude. II perfect
100 Now -. 29s
AZ Fine corsets and Girdes, manufacturers cIoseout
nylon. broeodes, cottons; broken sizes. Reg. 8.5C
to l2.50. 3.77
81 Botiste and Cotton Crepe Gowns. postes reouIo'
ond extra sizes Reg. l.oo to 2.59 Now---l. .37
$50 Extro Size Royon Undies long leg bond Briefs
postes Reg. 7ec and 89c. Now 59e
100 Royon chemises buiIt-up shoulders white ond pink
fIored leg; sizes 56 to so. Reg. 20. Now ess
Street snd Second Floors
Evening star., 1950-06-15
;|;!n;!3 a 3;s > n! y; ID 81 3a

so Plastic Covered Choir Cushions Reg. 7ec. Now,
50 Pr. Pestie Bathroom Curtains. Reg. l.s9. Now.
IS Finest ouaity Steel venetien Blinds. Reg. 3e7.
"a in to Is in wde Now, each Ills
80 3o-ln. Finest Quoty Window Awnings With Frames.
Reg: 5'98 Nov, eoeh s4S
auolity. Now .eoch------------- STE
100 1890 Oil Cloth Serves Reg. zoe Nowi1e
20 s4x54 Oil Cloth TobeeIoths Reg. l.5e Nov.
50 p. Paper Dropes. Reg. e8c. Now, poir------3se
50 Sets cottose curton Sets Reg 7ec Now set---zee
50 p. RuffIed Sash cu'tairs Reg. 79c. Now, pr2se
20 Knit Chair Slip Covers Reg so. Now, eoch--z.4e
20 Knit Soto Slip Covers. Reg. 7.ee. Now. eoch- 34e
80 Pr. Washable Floral Rufte1> Drepes. Reg. 5,e8.
100 rds. S4-n. Uphoisterins Tapestry. Reg e8 yod
30 p. soiied DispIay Curtains. Reg. 1873 to 5.es.
! 90 Beech Choir Receivers. Reg 98c Now, eoch 6oe
100 Yds. prepery Remnants. Reg .4eyd Now yd--s -sse
40 Sets 1Pe. Dining Room Choir Covers. 6-Pe. Sets.
Reg. 8es. Nov,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-15

WoMEN's and TEENS. $2.4e and $3.50
PLAY SHOES
Plenty of styles o"d eo'o''. Most oil sizes S. SIS
in this group.
Evening star., 1950-12-18
By Charles E. TroceweU

Then again, perhaps he should-and
does. That is the important thing. For
is it not that humanity brings to the
canine mind the idea of love as an i'm
personal thing, apart from bone?
X
1t was as handler of words that Miss
Repplier excelled.
Her antithesis of ideas, one played off
against another, was entirely second to
her understanding of the meaning and
use of words
No young writer can do better than to
seek her essays, and to drink deeply of
the word usage found there.
Words are the basis of all writing and
talking.
1t is necessary to understand them,
first of all. Good writing, and good read
ing. too, should be solidly based on proper
usage.
Miss Repplier understood this far bet
ter than most writer's of what may be
regarded as her own time or later.
The coined word "Repplierian" is not
a happy one, but it means that in the
unhappy days to come we will help our
selves in unquiet moments by going back
to the happy, quiet pages of this lady of
the essays, who wrote in the firm belief
that God still has something to say
about His world.