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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-29

and courtesy
The report pointed out as an ex-
ample that mail to Negro custo-
mers in New Orleans did not in
clude the titles OF Miss or Mrs"
while mail addressed to white wo-
men was properly addressed with
such titles. II was also made
known that the Mobile company
has discharged Negro personnel
lie. elevator operators) and re-
placed them with white women.
While this is the first protest
raised against the company's poll
cy in that section of the south, the
Little Rock company's racial poi
cy was exposed when the STATE
PRESS found the company had
fired Negro women to hire white
women. This brought about the
nationally publicized STATE
PRESS campaign to Buy Where
Negroes Work.. Many leaders are
beginning to protest this action by
the company because Negroes, who
are usually underpaid over the
south, have, in previous years
been doing a good deal Of trade
with the company.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-29
Gurdon Soldier
Gets Bronze Star

Gurdon-Sergeant First Class
George Love. 37-year- old native of
Gurdon, was one Of the A men,
bers of the 25th "Tropic Tighten
ing" Infantry division to receive
the bronze star medal with a w"
for valor it was learned here last
week.
Love, wounded slightly in Korea,
enlisted in the army before World
War II and has been in the service
since then. He is married and has
a daughter.
Buy Where Negroes Work
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-29
Posse Seeks
Mariana Negro

Marianna--A Negro tenant farm
er is being sought by a posse
here in connection with the shoot
ing of two white officers. The
man Is Ike Williams, whom the
officers, S. c. Walls and J. III. Simp
son charged opened fire on them
when they were approaching his
house to arrest him for drunk
eness and disturbing the peace.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-29
GoodfeI|ows
Raise S531

Contributions totaling $53l.50 to
the Goodfellow's Christmas Cheer
Drive put the fund Over The Top
in time for Christmas giving, ac-
cording to Father G. G. Walker,
Chairman of the Negro Division
This amount was more than match
ed by the Goodfellows' Club.
Checks totaling $l,202 were mailed
TO 272 needy families comprising
1,136 individuals, and loads OF
cleaned used clothing and toys
were distributed from the YWCA'
Final contributors are as fol-
lows: "2i Night Hawks, $780,;
Bush School, Capitol Hill School,
Dunbar PTA, Atty J. r. Booker
and Friend each $1,000; Mt.
Pleasant Baptist Church, Frances
Harper Club, Capitol Hill PTA,
Bronze League, Majestic Store,
Atty. J. A. Hibbler, Pan Hellenic
Council, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority,
AKA Sorority, Bush PTA and
Ward Fisher each $500; Mt. He
bron Baptist Church, s2.72; DR.
J. ". Jordan $500. DIR. G. W S 1sh,
$3.50; Mr.. J. c. Crenshaw, Barnes
Grocery, and Mr.. @. A. Garrett,
each $500; Universal Life 1psur-
ance Co. s1.5o; Patrolmen Burgy
and Stubs, Frances Harper Club
D. M. Wells, Clinton Anderson,
Mesdames W. M. Poindexter, s. j.
Childress, and +. c. Crenchaw,
See GOODFELLOws--page five
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-29
Grand Lodge
Assists Needy

Most Wishful Grand Lodge AT
and NJ Little Rock district dona-
ted to the poor and needy people
throughout Little Rock. The most
wishful Grand Master I. w. Null
drew personally donated $4,000 to
help sponsor the drive. The COM
mittee was headed by I. J. Tay-
lor. John Bailey. G.. B. Banks, r.
Noble, Sisters Henrietta Thomas,
L. B. Duhardt, and Louise Bailey.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-29
3 White Men Get
Is Years For
Rape Of Negro

Newberry, s. C.--Three white
men received only rs years at hard
labor after they admitted raping
i2-year-old mentally unbalanced
Negro girl last week. They were
Ernest and Duke Hyler and Perry
Harmon. The sentence was impos-
ed after O accommodation for mer-
cy was submitted. The defendants
had entered no defense testimony.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-29
Xmas Holidays
On For State
College Students

The Christmas holidays at ANA
N College began, Thursday. De-
cember 81, and will end January
8. 1861. Students from through
out the state and from the II states
throughout America will return
to their homes for brief holt
day season.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-29

propaganda throughout Asia"
Twenty-three convicted Officers
and men have already written he
NAACP. asking the Associations
lawyers TO handle their defensc.
At the same time. interest In the
project has been aroused through
out the country. with considerable
enthusiasm expressed In the press
and by groups and individuals. In
Berkeley. California, . group Of
interested citizens formed TIE Bay
Area NAACP g. I. Assistance
Committee for the purpose a rails
See MACARTHUR-pass flvs
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-12-29
Macarthur Refuses 70 Allow Marshal
In Japan To Defend Innocent GIs

New York-Plans to send Thurgood Marshall special
sci Of the National Association for the Advancement of Coored
People, to Tokyo for investigation Of the circumstances
rounding courtsmartial of oath Infantrymen tenn
porary stands today Walter White NAACP executive
retary cabed General of the Army Douglas Macarthur urging
reconsideration Of the ban against Mr. Marshas entry into
Evening star., 1950-02-23
BIouses Reduced
100 Royon and Wool Bio,

100 Royon and Wool BIouses in stripes, plain
colors and prints. Styles in wool vary from
tailored to torso, Iow-neeked with beaded trim
Royons in several styles moterioI resembles
wool. Red. novy. white, blue, brown sizes 81
to 38. Were $8.e5 to $lo.e5 Now -$5.75
IS Silk and sotin BIouses. Silks ore long,
sleeved :. sotins ore overbouses with pIune-
ing neckIines White, blue, black, beige, sizes
81 to a.. Were $lo95 to Sle95.
Is Cotton, Royon sotin BIouses. sotns have
mandarin necklines and short doImon-styIe
sleeves. Were Sl2.e5 to SIS. Now Ss.75
Is Wool and Rayon BIouses. Woods ore long,
sleeved with drope neekIine Toffetos in two
styes-one striped overbIouse. the other
brocotee overbIouse with winged collar. Green,
rust. bttersweet, oquo, black, white. Sizes 81
to 38. Were Sl6.o5 to $40 o5. Now $e.75
IS Lame Satin and MetolIie Biouses. Lones
ore long -sIeeved with Peter Pan collars Meto-
lie are costume bIouses with low necks, cop
sleeves. One black velvet comisoIe with ermine
trim, size H. White, cork, ivory, brown, blue,
pink Were S2o.e5 to $4e.e5. Now $i5.75
W&L-Blouses. Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Blouses Reduced

20 .Royon BIouses. tailored styles and jewel
necks with fogotine and sotin trim. White and
lavender, sizes 81 to 38. Were S4.e5. Now,
$3.7o
IS Royon Crepe and Wool Blouses. Some
beaded, others with lace or foeot trim. Woods
in several styles Red, navy, white, yellow:
sizes 81 to 3d. Were S5.e5 to $8.e5. Now,
IS Moire Taffeto, Royon Velvet. Cotton Vel
veteen BIouses. Toffetos ore short-sleeved with
club collar, velvets with jewel necks, cop
sleeves, veveteen with mandarin necks, sleeve
less. Block, green. red, navy, sizes 2 to 8.
Were S4.e5 to Slo.e5 Now ------. S2.s5
100 Cotton, Wool and Royon Crepe BIouses.
Cottons in styles, one little boy cotton, the
other toiIored classic with long sleeves. Also
sleeveless wool blouses with button close shoul-
der. Royon crepes jeweI-necked with cop
sleeves. White, novy, eroy; sizes 81 to 38.
Were $3.o5 to S5.e5. Now
W&I-Blouses, Aisle IS, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Cotton Knit Gowns
And Poiomos, $1.15
re SI.65 and H.95

Were SI.65 and Sl.y5
so in group. Pink and blue, sizes l6 and ls.
| 10 Vests. half wool, half royon; teorose; Jorge
and extra large sizes. Were $l.e5 and S2.25.
Now ~ SI.45
20 Union Suits. $500 wool, 429o cotton. knee
length, elbow sleeves, in teorose; sizes SO to
A. Were 81 so ond $3.50. Now
$3.25 and $3.75
IS Union Suits, $3.50 wool, 429o cotton. over
knee length, elbow sleeves, in teorose; sizes SO
to a.. Were $3.50 and $3.50. Now
$3.75 and $3.50
10 Sleeveless Union Suits, $500 wool. 429o
cotton, in teorose; sizes SO, 40, AZ. Were
$3.50 and $3.50 kow$3.z5 and $3.75
10 kyIon Trieot Gowns, blue and yellow; sizes
SO to AZ. Were S9.95. $7.25
IL NyIon Trieot Lace trimmed Gowns, pink.
blue; sizes 81, 36, 40. Were S8.o5.
Now - $3.50
Is kylon Trieot Slips, white; half sizes and
large sizes If perfect would be S6.o5.
Now - $3.75
W&sL-Knit Underwear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
GirdIes, Bondeoux,
Brossieres, $1.95
Were So TO IS

Were 50 to IS
so in group. Brassieres, sizes 36, SO, 40;
bondeoux, Sizes 81, 36; sirdIes, sizes rs, II,
70. 80; small and medium :. also stropIess
models, sizes 81 and So.
IS WeII-Known Moke Longtime Brossiere.,
teorose cotton with adjustable backs and
shoulder strops. Sizes "a to A. Were $3.50
and So so. Now
IS GirdIes and Pontie GirdIes, cotton and
royon elastic; elastic side panels, ToIon clos
ing. Sizes 27 to 81. Were $3.50 to $40.
Now $4.95
W&L-Corsets and Brassieres, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Infants Apparel, Reduced

Were Now
II Cotton Pique coots and
Hot Sets, posteIs and white.
Sizes 6 months to years ---- S7.95 $3.95
ton Twill Cops, White, yeI- 1''35to
low or blue with dork trim - $l.o5 soc
II Cotton Corduroy overoIIs,
and jacket Sets, green, brown,
red. Sizes z, 3 and 4 in group S7o5 $5.s5
81 Boys Cotton Suits, maize
or blue with white trim. Sizes
! TO Sl % 9I.3o
Il North Stor Wool Buntinss,
royon sotin trim. Pink or blue $7o5 $3.95
23 Wool Sweater, Cop, Leg
sinss ond Mitten Sets; sizes
| to -SlO.So $5.S5
10 Byrd Cloth or Cotton
Suede Cloth Prom Suits, posteI
shodes ----------,'--- sl5e5 s5.ss
IS Woter-repelIent Cotton
PopIin Snowsuits, wool-Iined $l3.o5
Others properly labeled for fob and
ric content to ---- slee5 s5.s5
II Girls Wool coot, Lessinss
and Bonnet Sets, sizes | to $22.o5
3. Assorted eolors in the to
group S35 $le.s5
II Boys Wool coot, Logging Sle.e5
and Cop Sets, sizes ! and Z. and
Broken color ronge---- $l9.95 $9.95
Cotton veveteen Dresses,
lace trimmed. Size 2---- $l3.95 $3.s5
81 Byrd Cloth Snowsuts, one
piece style. Wool lined. Sizes
/ to 3x -Sl5.e5 $7.e5
W&L-Nursery Cornery, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Pettieoots and Slips, 95e
Were S2.95 and S3.95

" ere SE.1o ana 1910
~ Pettieoots in royon crepe with loee hem,
elostie woissbond. Navy, smoII size.
81 Slips, royon crepe Ioce-trim styles. Suit
slips in brown with white tops, size 81, all
white slips, size 40. Were S295 and S395.
Now Sl.45
81 Slips, royon crepe tailored with embroidery
scoop top, stroieht cut skirts in white, petol
pink and black. Short lengths, sizes 81 to 40.
Were $50. Now $l.e5
l3 Slips, royon crepe Ioce-trim styles with
bios skirts in petoI pink, sizes "a and 36.
Were $7.95 to Sl2.e5. Now -------$4.s5
10 Pettieoots in oil silk crepe, Ioce trim and
elostic woistbond, blue and nile, small. Were
p|'|1. INV 95.1S
W&L-Costume Slips, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Mems Furnishings Reduced

were now
800 Imported Argyle Over
plaid Hose. lOO3o wool in O.
variety of eoIors. Sizes lOR
to H. $500 $l.S5
50 Mems 1ooeo kyIon Shirts, S6e5 to
white only, Sizes l4h to 10, S8.95 S4s5
ITS Top Groin Leather Belts,
one inch or "a inch widths.
In brown and ton. Some sizes
in black. Sizes 80 to "A ---- 81 SO Csc
IS Attractive Comb and File
Sets in leather cose including
tox S1.2O 42e
240 Lined and unlned Gloves 500 $2.85
10 loo% Wool Seorves---- $l.65 95e
200 Mems Soft and Storehed 4Oc & 15e
Collars. Sizes IA to H. 55c Tor z5e
300 keekties in assorted pot
terms. Royon .-...---------- , ~ ooe
W&L-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Misses Untrimmed
Winter Coots Reduced

Sports Styles in tweeds and feeees-oII wool.
Dressmoker coots in wool broodeIoth, fitted or
fIored styles or types that con be worn either
woy. cIassie Styles in eomeI-eolor wooiens.
All ore fuII-Iensth winter eoots. A good
selection OF eoIors and sizes. 10 to 20.
Were Now
10 S4o.o5 $3.50
II S5e.e5 to Sis S44
4 $685. to 500 S5z
s S1OO S75
.W&L-Womens and Misses Goats and Suits,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Juvenile Apparel, Reduced

100 Pieces Of Juvenile Apparel, including polo
shirts, boys cotton wosh suits, girls bIouses
ond girls hots Sizes to s in the group.
Were Sl.e5 to $3.e5 Now - Csc
20 chiIdren's Roineoots. broken sizes and
styles; 3 to in the group. Were $6.e5 to
Sl3e5. Now ---- S3.e5
W&L-Juvenile Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Underwear Reduced

Were Now
13 Royon Crepe Gowns, and all
nyIon crepe. Lace and pIeotne
trim in white, blue, pink $7.e5 to
Sizes 81 to SASS S595
10 Cotton and Rayon Crepe
Gowns, Ioce and ribbon trim
styles, white and blue, sizes 81
to sl495 1925
Is Gowns, cotton, royon satin,
silk crepe, wool, with lace rib
bon and applique trims in blue,
pink and white, sizes 81 $l4o5to
and 36 -$ $2o.o5 $l2e5
5 Silk Gowns and coots, lace
and applique trim in blue $69.e5 to
and pink Sizes 81 and 36 sos S45
W&L-Underwear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Furs Greatly Reduced

Were Now
I Mink-Dyed Squirrel Stole - $500 $z2z =
! Brown-Dyed South American
proeessed Lamb jacket, size IA $3.50 $21o
! Brown Mouton-Dyed lamb
Coat, size IS ----- $l98 $50
I BIoek-Dyed South American
Proeessed Lamb Joeket, size l8 1854 $2lo
l Mink-Dysd Northern Back
Muskrot coat, size l2------- 1854 $21o
Brown Mouton-Dyed Lamb
coot, size l2-------$ $lo2 $40,
Groy-Dyed South Amerieon
Proeessed Lamb jacket, size Is 1894 $354
| South Amerieon Spotted Cot
coot, size Is -----'~-- .-- 1894 SITS
Bioek-Dyed Person Paw Coot,
Prices include Federal Tar
W&LFur Salon, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Mems Warm
Slippers, $3.85
We're S5.95

We're y5.95
81 Pairs slippers with fIot leather soIes
-. 80% wool and 2ooo cotton in
sroy and red, eomeI and red. Sizes
to II.
As Mems Fine QuoIity Homburss in
shades Of eroy and black Sizes 6s4 to
IN. Were $3.50. Now---S Sl2.s5
W&L-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Millinery Salon Reductions

II Fine hets. many one-of-a-kind.
Suedes, feather hats, feIts, neIusines,
veIours-oII from our Millinery Salon
collection. Trimmed in mock jewels,
feathers, yelling. coIon: red, gold. block.
brown, pink, winter white, ice blue.
W&L-Millinery Salon, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Misses Dresses
Greatly Reduced

large group Of afternoon and street dresses:
Woods, royon foIIes. royon toffetos. royon
erepes. FoFmeIs in royon toffetos and erepes.
Assorted eoiors. Sizes 10 to 20.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Teen Dresses, $5.95

We're yIO.95 to yI6.95
14o Dressy and casual styles. Crisp rayon
toffetos, printed royon sotins, soft wooIs. In
The group ore red. green, blue, noturoI, pink.
A few chubby sizes in the group.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Double Woven Cotton
Gloves $L.95
Were $3.50

Were Now
81 Pairs Double Woven Cot
ton Gloves, shortie style with
ruffed cuff and z buttons
on top Of hand; black, beige
"a Poirs Hand Crockett Wool
Boek-Doeskin (lomb-skn)
PoIm Gloves, mode in France;
white, few red and natural S4.e5 $2.25
/ Poirs Double Woven Cot
ton Shorte Gloves. 2-button
closing OF top. ruby oloret
sizes 6A only ----. - $l.85 75e
19 Pairs Copeskin and Doe
skin and Suede Gloves.
Shortie, fancy puIons and
few beod trimmed styles.
Navy, eroy, black and brown.
Mostly one of kind and $7to
size Sl3o5 $4.95
I6 Poirs Doeskn shortie
Gloves with fon- shaped insert
at top Of cuff Black. pink
and pistocho. Sizes eh
to 7M " $3.50 S4.e5
Pair. Sued. and Doe.kin
Gloves, shortie and pullon
styles; white, green, navy,
black and brown. Broken S6to
IS Poirs shoris styI. Doe
skin Gloves with lottice-
worked cuff; eroy, black,
beige and boenciooo $3.50 $4.95
26 Prs. Hond-Sewn Suede
Shortie Gloves with fIored
insert at top; navy, eroy,
black, beige and ereen-- S8.o5 $4.95
20 Pors 4-Button- Length
Hond-Sewn Doeskin Gloves,
navy and black - $3.50 $3.e5
19 Pairs Hand-Sewn Suede
Gloves with hand detoiIed
back; navy, beige, black,
eroy brown and boIencioeo $lO.o5 $4.95
All sizes represented in above groups, but
mot all sises and eoIors in each style.
aW&L-Gloves, Aisle Is, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Girls ApporeI, Reduced

50 Girls and Chubby-sizs
Dresses and Jumpers in cot
tons and few wooIs Sizes
7 to IA and 7h to l4h in $5.e5 to
the group ----------- 1896 $3.s5
50 Sub-teen Dresses, royon
toffeto, cotton veIveteen and $7.95 to
few wooIs. Sizes 10 to a. $l3.o5 $5.95
IS -Sub-teen Wool Jersey
Blouses, several styles and coIors $4.95to to
Sizes 10 to IA 4 S6o5 $z95
W&I-Girls' Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Were SI6.95 to SI895

S. Poirs cosuoI and Dress Shoes in brown,
black, red and blue eofskin. Were S8.e5 and
S1oe5 Now $4.s5
50 Poirs Poprique Suede Pumps with high
heels. Were Sl295. Now -$3
Evening star., 1950-02-23
lounging Clothes Greatly
Reduced

Were Now
s Wool Plaid Wroporound
Robes in navy onfl light blue
pods; sizes "a and 36 -- S39.95 S22.25
l8 FuII-Lensth Wool ROBBERS
with beted backs in dark
green, navy. aqua, American
beauty; sizes 10 to 4O---- SIS $I4.50
18 Short Swns-Boek Wool
Robes in navy, kelly ond
American beouty; sizes 10 to Slo.o5 &
~ Sl4.So SS.oU
FuII-Boek Part-WooI and
Royon Short Robes in pastel
pods; sizes 10, ID. Is and
18 S14o5 $3.50
10 Full Length Brushed
Royon Zippered Robes with
insertions Of imitation zebra
in red, green, black; sizes
IA to 20 " $8.e5 S5.75
White Lace Trimmed
Royon kesIieee Sets, sizes S22.e5 Sl45o
II to l6 --- to sos to S22.25
Sheer Fitted and Loose
Fitting Lace kesIisees in
blue and white; sizes 10 to S39o5 to
. IA Observation-Disclosures s5ee5 Szz.25
5 Royon Sotin Loee- Trimmed
Neslisees in mouve, lime,
iceereen; sizes 10, II. IA
and 10 o---------- S5o $l6.75
Pure Silk Print Zppered
and Wroporound Robes in
beige and aqua prints; sizes
Z and d Is 49, ; e s'6.95 $3.50
5 one-peee Royon Crepe
Print Louneing Pojomos in
red, oquo and maize; sizes
10 to Is - ss5 $3.50
IA Pastel Royon Crepe Neg
lisees in moze, pink and
blue; sizes Otto ! 8 ---- $685. $3.50
NesIisee. in pink, maize s12956
blue; sizes II to 20 Sl4.e5 $3.50
10 Spun Royon Print Wrop-
ground Houseeoots in. rose,
aqua and chortreuse; sizes
~ 10 10 SIS.9S $3.50
9 Royon Crepe PoIkodot
Hostess Zppered coots in
navy and groy; sizes 2 to a SlO.o5 $5.75
J Crisp orsandy FIoroI Print
Houseeoots in sizes | 0 to 6 $2o.o5 $3.50
20 Cotton Pique end Brood
cloth Houseeoats in moize,
blue, pink, green and liloc;
blue, pink, green and lilac; $685. to
sizes Il to is ------- sloe5 s4zs
l8 Dotted Swiss Loee-
Trimmed Houseeoots in
maize, pink, blue; sizes II S7.o5 to SITS &
to l8 .---=----------- $lO.o5 $3.75
q Cotton Pique Brunch coots -...r-s
4 white, pink, roize ond s5.e5 to se.sos
blue; sizes 10 to H. $8e5 $4.25
II Two-pieee Royon Print =
lounsns Pojomos in white.
maize. green; sizes II, IA,
Is ond 20 - Sl4.o5 1918
W&L-Negligees, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Teen Blouses, $l.95

~ ere yI.9S
White cotton bIouses for Teens . severol
wanted styles. Short sleeves. eosuoI lines.
Sizes 10 to Is.
W6sL-Teen Age Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Art NeedIework Reduced

$50 skeins Columbia 6srmon-
Town Yarn, olI-wooI, 2-ounee
skeins, assorted colors
Is Skeins Groy ombre Knit
ting Worsted, oII-wooI, 4-ounce
skeins
81 SteneiIIed keedIepoint Choir
Scots with yarn to complete
design
z Model Boby Blonkets, white
cotton with colored embroidery
29x36 ~ ---
! Model Linen Luncheon Cloth
with white eutwork embroidery,
5Ox7O Observation-Disclosures
! Model Linen Bridge Cloth
with 4 hopkins. White with
coIored cross stitch embroidery
! Model Linen cutwork Seorf,
1894 Observation-Disclosures
! Model Hooked Rug, all wool.
toupe and beige background,
approximate size 38x6O-----
z Pairs Model Cotton Pillow
coses, embroidered, | stamped
3 Model Cotton Dresses, pink
blue, s months to | yeor sizes
! Model Cotton BODY Kimono,
blue with pastel embroidery
3 Model Cotton Boby Soeques,
white with pastel embroi-
dery -. -..--
! Model Cotton ChiId's loun-
dry Bog, white with coIored
oppIiques -..-..-
W&L-Art Needlework, Eighth
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Women's Shoes, s10.s5

l67 Pairs coIfskin Pumps, SondaIs. Ties, with
medium heels; block, brown, sroy and blue.
I5s Poirs Foshion Shoes in pumps ond son.
dolls, medium and high heels; in patent
leather, black suede, brown suede ond blue
Golf. Were SlO95 to Sl6o5. Now - S7.s5
W&L-Women's Shoes, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Mems Sportsweor Greatly Reduced


So95to
full Of coo and pIods Sizes medium and large $40 S485
coors Sizes l. T. J. s6e5 s's5
stIe pIc yellow ony Sizes ss and 20 - $40 s4s5
Reyon Wop ony--soe5 s4s5
teet s"o "exe:; Size s4s5
Menss Second
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Junior Miss Goats, $29.95

" ere y49.95 to y69.95
IS Winter coots in wool suedes, tweeds and
feeees. Many good eoIors and styles. 9to IS.
IS Suits in wool fIonneIs, wool sobordine -.
classic or boxy styles. 9to IS. Were S39.95
to $59.95. SIS
Were Now
Evening star., 1950-02-23

100 Junior Misses Skirts,
wooIs and royons. Gay and
dark shades. Sizes 9 to IS
in the group --------
100 Junior Misses Dresses
and Jumpers. Royon crepe,
royon sotin and nylon tof-
feto. Jumpers in cotton vel
veteen; 9-l5-----------
Is Junior Misses Sports
Joekets, wools, cotton vel
veteen and cotton corduroy.
Sizes 9 to IS -----
W&L-Junior Misses Appa
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Fur-trimmed Goats
Less thon " Price
We're Sis Now S4o.75

10 Fitted Dress coots with Persion Lamb Trim
on collar and sleeve or pocket. Red. wine,
black, sroy. Sizes 10 TO IA.
w&L-Women's and Misses Goats and Suits
Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Misses Roincoots Reduced

Atwood Utility coots in tweeds and fIonneIs;
dressmaker- styles in rayons; group Of cotton
popIin roineoots. A good selection Of eoIors
and sizes. Sizes 10 to 20.
Evening star., 1950-02-23

$5.95 to
$8.95 $3.95
S7.e5 to
$le.e5 $3.s5
s1o.e5 to
Sl6.e5 $5.s5
'el, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23

Prices include 201o tar
W&L-Fine Jewelry, Aisle 7,
First Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23

All sizes represented in above groups, but
not all sizes and coIors in each style.
sW&L-Gloves, Aisle 16 First Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Electrical Appliances
Greatly Reduced
l and fezO.of- -a-kind dining
and occasional pieces

Were Now
Sl24.e5 $3.50
S274.e5 S2o5.e5
S27e.e5 S2os.s5
Sl5e. Slo5,s5
Evening star., 1950-04-13
Medical Social Workers
To Hold Dinner Toniqht

Miss Elma Phillipson. medical
social work director at Children S
Hospital, will address meeting
of the Potomac District, American
Association of Medical Social
Workers, following a dinner at
o'clock tonight in the American
Veterans Committee Clubhouse
1851 New Hampshire avenue NV
Miss Phillipson is on leave from
her hospital position to serve as a
consultant in connection with
plans for the forthcoming White
House conference on child prob,
lens.
Evening star., 1950-04-13
Two Held in $500 Bonds in Safe CRACKING Here

Two accused safe-crackers yes
terday were held under $500
each for grand jury action by
United States Commissioner Cyril
S. Lawrence.
Robert J. Judd. %, of the 900
block of Maryland avenue NE,
and Ernest White. jr.. 38. of the
900 block of H street NV. are
charged. with looting the safe OF
the Standard Transfer Co.. Fourth
and Bryant streets NE. last
month. Checks totaling $1,000
and $500 in cash were reported
missing.
Police told Commissioner Law
Evening star., 1950-04-13

renee the missing checks were re-
covered In Whites room. An FBI
spokesman testified a footprint at
the scene of the safe-cracking
matched shoe taken from Judd
He added that paint on a jacket
taken from White was similar to
that on the safe.
Evening star., 1950-04-13

25-S7.s5 Ribbon and Ansora Strew
Berets. Perfect for town and troveI in
black. brown, red. navy. green, grey 4 .S8
1o-$7.SS Fomous Nome Rough Straw
SoiIers. Perfect for spring through sum-
mer. Black, navy, red----4.SS
14T$l0 pressy Toffeta Hots. FIotter-
ing foee-fromers in eo-wth- everything
black. brown or novy-----5.88
7-$l2.95 MiIon-T Type Little Strow Hats.
Fomous-nome beauties in block, navy,
red, green, noturol
l8-$12.50 Dressy Taffeta Hats. The
wonderfully versatile hat you'll weor now
and oil summer long. Black, brown, navy.
6.S8