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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Boat
wright and Mrs. Claire Chatham
spent Easter Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Cole P. Younger and
family in Jackson.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-04-13

Catherine Dale Sample of New
Orleans visited her mother, Mrs.
Will Sample over the weekend.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris c. Williams
and son, Morris, Jr., of Indianola
spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Williams.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-04-13

Mrs. Jessie l.. Moore of Green
vile spent the weekend with her
sisters, Mrs. Lizzie White and
Mrs. S. l.. White
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-04-13

William Morgan Gulledge OF
Leland visited his mother, Mrs.
r. w. Gulledge and aunt, Miss
Lucille Waugh, Sunday.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Pique and Royon Toffeto
Ties, soc We're 81

30 in several styles. PosteIs and bright shades.
IS Royon Diekeys and Pique collors, the
dckies with tuck or loce-ond- tuck trim .
the collars with Ioce trim. Were 3.95 to $5.
Now ---..-- Sl.65
80 Pique ond Linen coIIors for jewel and wee
neckIines. Brod, lace or rick-rock trim. Were
$l.95. Now :
100 Royon Toffeto Ties with mock peorI
clips Were $l.o5. Now --95 95e
100 Silk Shontuns Ties ond Squore Seorfs in
prints and solid colors Also novelty silk
chiffon scorfs Assorted coors. Were $l.o5
to $2.95. $l.45
W6L-Neckweor, AisIes 5 ond II, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
GirdIes and Ponties, S3.95
We're SIS to $3.50

I6 in group. Some with toIon closing. Some
with nylon poneIs, some all royon and cotton.
Pink and blue. smo and medium sizes IS,
26, 80 ond 81.
IS Royon and Cotton GirdIes and Ponties,
two-woy stretch. Teorose and white, snolI,
medium, large sizes IS and II. Were 81 to
$3.50 Now
II Cotton and Royon GirdIes, two-woy
stretch. White and teorose, snoll ond medium
sizes IS, IT, 29, 81. Were $3.50 to $3.50.
Now observation-disclosures ---%''S0
19 one-pieee Foundations. Summer mesh,
cotton and royon. Hooked side, boned front
and bock, some zippers. Sizes IS, 81, 38, 80,
40, Al, AZ, 43, a., 45, 46. Were SlO95.
WGL-Corsets and Bros, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Cotton and Royon Blouses,
S4.45 We're $5.95 to $6.05

$50 in the group. Cottons include overbIouses
Of woffle pique with heavy Iaee trim and
peosant styles with white eyelet and embrod-
ery trim. Hond- detailed royons. White, pink,
blue. Skies 81 TO 3S.
IS Cotton BIouses in pique, dolby weave and
broodeIoth. Lone-sleeved shirts and bib-front
styles in all sleeve lengths. Several styles,
too in pique Pink, red, white and green. Sizes
81 to 3s Were $5 95 to $8.o5. Now, SITS
IS cordison-styIe Tee Shirts Of cotton. Novy,
chortreuse and soImon in the group. Broken
WGL-Bouses, Aisle IS, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
One-Piece Print
Loungine Pojomos, $5.75
We're $IO.05

80 in group. Block, green and blue prints.
Broken sizes. Also two-pieee Foyon mono-eolor
Iouneins paiamas. Broken sizes.
20 Washable Royon Print Wroporound Robes.
White, oquo, cocoo and royal prints. Broken
sizes Were $8.o5. Now---------$ $4.z5
10 chembroy Robes. coochnon ond wrop-
around styles Moize, pink and liloc. Broken
sizes. Were $l2o5. Now --------$ $3.50
Royon Hostess Robes. Two-tone, zp-front,
rust with beige, green or blue. Broken sizes.
Were Sl6.o5. Now .S5
40 Rayon Robes in wrop, zippered and COACH
man styles Aqua and red stripes, blue, green
and red poIko dots, also navy ond oquo prints.
Broken sizes Were $lo.95 to $l295.
Wool Study coots. Short style with swing
bocks Navy American Beouty, green. Broken
sizes. Were $l2.95. Now-------- $3.50
$ FuII-Lensth Wool Robes. Double Ie-breosted-
in navy, American Beouty, oquo. Broken sizes:
Were SIS. Now ----9IS.oo
80 Cotton Brunch coots. Wroporound styles in
maize, pink and blue. Broken sizes. Were
S6 o5 Nov
WGL-Neolieees, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Teen-oge Dresses, $3.95
We're $5.05 to $8.05

60 postel broodeIoths in regular and chubby
sizes from 10 TO Is in the group.
" Suits Of wool and royon (properN lobeIed
for fobric content) Red mostly. A few
checks. Sizes 10 to l6. Were $lo.o5 70 SIS.
Now ------------- - $14.95
II Wool Suede Toppers in copeIet and double
breasted styles. Pink. Sizes 10 to l6 Were
1895. Now $14.95
IS Cotton BIouses in peasant and sleeveless
styles. PosteIs and white. Sizes 10 to l6.
Were $2.95 and $3.95. Now $l.e5
so Wool FIonneI Skirts in oquo, red, green
and few other coIors. Sizes | o to 6. Were
WGL-Teen-ooe ApporeI, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Junior Miss Dresses
$3.95 to $1O.95
We're $8.95 to $22.95

W ere SB.Y5 to yZZ.I5
200 dresses for immediate wear. Cotton ehom-
breys, piques and dotted Swisses and linens.
Street. sunboek and suit-type styles. PosteIs.
Sizes TO IS.
l25 Pieces Junior Sportsweor including skirts,
loekets, pIoysuits, weskits and shorts. OF cot
ton and royon fobrcs Checks, prints and
solid coIors. Sizes 9 to IS. Were $2o5 to
$lo95. Now -$l TO $5.95
so Summer Toppers in wool and royon ben
eoline. Lined. Pink, beige, white, red, navy
and black. Also some fu-Ieneth coots in
black and navy. Junior sizes. Were $l6.o5
W6L-Junior Misses Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Boys Clothing Reduced

were NOW
II Sumo Weave codet Suits,
nicely tailored in white, prop
erIy IobeIed for fobric con-
tent Sizes IL. IS. Is and
II. Single and doubie-breost-
ed models in the group $l5.o5 $685.
"a Sumo Weave Junior Eton
Suits, fobric is IobeIed for fob
rc content. Shades of white,
ton, and blue. Sizes and 4. $S.S5 $3.S5
l4o Junior Wash Shorts,
Sumo Weave, properly labeled
for fobric content. Solid COL
ors in the group. Sizes 3 to 10 $3.75 $I.15
l9 Student Sumo Weave
Stocks, properly IobeIed for
fobric content White only.
Sizes IT, l8, Ie, 20 and 2l $6.o5 $z.l5
II Cadet Suits of lOO9o wool
in fancy colors and pin stripe.
Single and double breasted
models in the group. Sizes
l3, IA, IS, l6. II, 2o-----$32.5o $le.s5
W6L-The Boys Store, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1950-08-10

Clearance Of Fomous-name
Summer Cottons, 48e yard
We're 88c
1000 yards in group.
o Swiss Dots.
o WoffIe Pique.
o Ghombroy.
Dune Cloth.
o Fairspun Dimity.
Q Novelty Prints.
o Authentic South Poeifie cottons.
o All 36 inches wide.
o Woshoble, fade-resistont.
WGL-Dress Fobrcs, Eighth Floor.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Cotton and Linen BIouses,
$5.75 We're $7.95

100 in group. One style, "a sIeeved checked
voiIe with mendarin collar. A second is flock
dot check with pique trim. Linens ore in
peosont styles with applique trims. Block,
red, green and navy. Sizes IL to 1S.
so Better orsondy. Silk and Royon BIouses
incIudine Oreondies with Elizobethon color
and pique trim; Iong-sleeve silk shirts with
French cuffs; and royons with orrow trim OF
sotin White, blue, beige, and white with
navy, black or red trim. Sizes Il to l8.
Were $l495 to $l6.95. Now-------$6.75
IS Austrion Hondmode BIouses with jewel
neckIines. ScoIIop and applique trim. White.
pink, blue and yellow. Misses sizes. Were
$2e.e5. Now------------------ $le.7o
We5L-Blouses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Girls Sportsweor $1.95
We're S2.05 to $5.05

100 in group. Cotton PedaI Pushers, sun suits,
skirts and bIouses. Sizes 7 to IA.
100 Girls Summer Dresses. Also sunsuits,
skirts and pedoI pushers. Sizes to IA. Were
$3e5 and $4.e5, Now -$2.S5
W6L-GirIs' Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Notions GreotIy Reduced

Were Now
II Shopping Boss of simu-
lated Leather with cord
handle. Green, brown or
red $2.25 S1.65
"a Cardboard Travel Cases
fitted with three hangers 48e 24e
36 Beou-Nettes for indoors
or out. Assorted styles and 75c to Soc to
eolors Observation-Disclosures $l.5o $l.oo
50 Quilt Binding of cotton
noterio -- soc z5e
100 Borrettes in assorted l5cto 5eto
styles and colors--- soc 25e
80 Wooden coot Honsen- l5c Zoe
WGL-Notions, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Juniors and ChiIdren's
Shoes Reduced

10 Poirs Of Juniors and Teenose Pumps.
Group includes all white, brown and white ond
blue and white. Broken sizes 4 to g. Were
$7.o5 to $995. Now $4.95
so Poirs CasuaI SondoIs in variety Of styles
and coIors. Broken sizes to 9. Were $495 to
S6o5. Now
WGL-ChiIdren's Shoes, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Misses coots Reduced "a
or more

FuII-Iensth shorties, brief boIeros, sport and
dress styles. Fleece, cashmere, suede cloth and
novelties. All loo9o wool. Good assortment Of
eoIors and sizes. Also white linen busters and
"a length and white pique boIeros oil with the
velvet touch. White pique busters, orsondy in
black or noVy
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Juvenile ApporeI Reduced

IS Little Girls Cotton Sun -. ... ...-.
Suits, Sun Dresses and Skirts.
Prints and solid colors. 3 to
so Little Girls Summer Cot
ron Dresses. Assorted coors
and white dotted swiss. 3
TO 3K ---- $3e5 $2.s5
100 Juvenile Apparel nelud
ing sport skirts, overolls,
bIouses and pedal pushers. 81 .e5to
3 TO 6H- $295 $l.45
WGL-Juveniles' Apparel, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Junior Misses Apparel
Reduced

200 Summer Dresses. Wosh-
obIe chombroy, pique, dotted
swiss and linen. PosteIs, 9 S8.e5 to $685. TO
to IS ---------- $22.e5 $Io.s5
l25 Junior Sportsweor, in
cludine skirts, jockets, play
suits, weskits, shorts. Cot
tons and royons, all wosh-
obIe. Checks, prints, solid S2.e5t to 81 TO
coIors. g to IS ----- $lo.e5 $5.S5
so Summer Toppers. Lined
short coots in wools and
beneoline. Pink, beige,
white, red, navy, black.
Some full length coots in 1926 to 1925 to
black and navy ------- $45 $Z5
W6L-Junior Misses Apparel. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
], ! n0ol
I:ys', IIs'l 6 %: 6
10 2 ,I:I5 D.
Millinery GreotIy Reduced

Millinery Greatly Reduced
Were Now
IS Assorted Linen. and
Ribbon Hats. yellow, black S7.95 to
ond red ------- S8.e5 sz.z5
20 Assorted Strows. Small $5.95 to
brinns. black navy and red 1895 $2.z5
From the Millinery Scion
IS MiIan-like Strows. Large
and smolI brins. Wheot, $l5.OOto
black, white and navy $3.50 $1,000
WGL-MiIIiney and Millinery Scion.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
From the Millinery Salon
Women's Dresses Greatly Reduced

Regular sizes, l4 24. Light and do ground
shades
dresses sizes Is TO a.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Walnut Room Fashions
Reduced

Reduced
Were Now
IS Bridesmaids Gowns:
Morquisettes and nets;
oroondies, sWiss-embroi- $2o.95 $3.50
dered and frosted. AS to 70
sorted coors and sizes $49.95 $z6.S5
"a Street Dresses:
Royon crepes: blue, gray,
navy, toast, rose, few $685. $44.50
prints. Women's and to 70
misses sizes ------- $8e.e5 S52.z5
WGL-WoInut Room, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Misses Suits Reduced IA
or more

Tailored and dressmoker styles in variety Of
wool fobries. Goberdine, shorkskin and novel;
ties. PosteI and rich dark eoIors. In Misses
sizes:
Evening star., 1950-08-10


Were Now
4s Seorfs. l5x45 --- SIPS $3.50
81 Seorfs. l5x36 -------- 81 $1.25
S. Vanity Sets. pieces----- 81 $1.25
200 Bells Pompadour YoFn.
1920 wool and Il % royon.
3 ounce boIls. In white, pink
and blue ------------- Sl.95 81
IT BoIs Of Ansoro Yorn. To-
erom ball. Brown and blue
Shades --------..-- ST. 45e
IS Skeins Velour-Go Yorn for
blouses 549o wool, 249o roy
on and u Iurex. One -ounce
skeins --------------- = : 75c use
63 Packs Of American Lody
Rezdi-cut Yarn. Odd dye lots.
In assorted colors. lO09o wool Zoe l0e
200 skeins County Foir Sport
Yorn. lOO9o WOOL 4-ounce
sken in assorted coIors- Sl.4O 81
l9 Stomped Cotton Bridge
Cloths. 36x36. Wine and blue.
Cross-stitch and conventional
designs ----------- Csc 65e
Model Cotton Bridge Cloths.
32x32. Blue and wine------- $3.50 $3.50
W5L-Art NeedIework, Eighth Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Infonts' Clothing Reduced

House Dresses and Smoeks,
$1.85 We're $3.05 to $5.95
IS House Dresses in cotton percole Horol or
printed potterns. Group also includes cotton
pinofores in posteI shades. Broken sizes only
Ia to 20. 80 Smoeks in plain white royon
or cotton printed design. Long sleeves. Broken
sizes, II TO 20.
WGl-House Dresses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Misses Summer Dresses
SITS We're $IO.05 to $I4.05

100 in linen, orsondy and tissue snshom.
Assorted styles and eolors. Misses sizes.
WGL-Misses' Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Clearance Of Joyce CosuoIs

sonda wedge heels Linai and sude White yellow
buebe sunbHsht, a
block
wer ooz sHessx <op, 60 os Were neg s1oe 945
Wiomens
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Cotton and Royon Sport
Dresses, $5.95
We're 1925 to $22.95
95 in group. Sizes 10 to I8

~ ere 31Es1O ~ DSGs1O
95 in group. Sizes 10 to I8
l4o Silk Shantuns, Denim and Cotton BIouses
and Skirts. Also denim jackets in group Were
S3.e5 to So .e5. $3.s5
II Rovon Suits, solid coIors and checks. Misses
sizes. Were SIS. Now- Sass
Wool Suits, plods and solid colors. Were
SllO. Now $44.50
20 Cotton Skirts, sizes 10 to l8. Were $7.o5.
Now $5.95
8 Cotton and Linen Dresses Broken sizes.
Were S22o5 to $3o95. Now $1,000
ST Wool Skirts, Broken sizes. Were $l0.95 to
, 69o. NOW --------- 9S9V
is Rayon ond Cotton Dresses, assorted coIors,
misses sizes. Were $l2.o5 to $2e.e5.
Nov $3.50
Wool coot Dresses. Were lbs. Nov $3.50
Silk and Royon Dresses. Were S49.95 to
$79.o5. Now $500
WGL-Sportsweor, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Slips Reduced

II Suit Slips with loce trim.
White royon crepe top and
black toffeto skirts. Sizes 81
to SO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I6 Cotton Blouse Slips. Eye
let tops trimmed with VOL
type Ioce. White, sizes 81 to
50
7S Royon Crepe and Nyion
and Royon Sotin Slips. En-
broidery edge trim and toi-
Iored styles. Black and pink,
sizes 10, II, 20, 81 and "a
10 Royon Crepe Pettieoots.
eIosticized woistbonds with
Ioce trim hem. Groy, brown.
green, sizes 26 to 28------
WGL-Costume Slips, Third
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Furniture Reduced

Were Now
z Surrey Cigarette TobIes,
pine ------,----------. ss7.7s $500
z MefoI Side Chairs pointed
white with podded scot. Blue
striped fobrc - -- 1895 $500
| Set Of Four Side Chairs,
metoI with dawn finish
Seat cover $1,000 $4,000
I Side Choir, metal with
bronze finish blue fobnc
cushion and back ------- $500 $1,000
] Captains Choir, hardwood,
pointed red ------------- $3.50 $l4.oo
IS Metal Side Chairs, dawn
finish, scot in yeow------ $500 $500
! Arm Choir with mahogany
finish on hardwood. Wine
striped scot ------------- $1,000 $500 .
! Picnic Set, unfinished hord-
wood, set consists Of tobe
and two benches ---- $500 $500
! Meta Picnic Set, tobe and
two benches all one piece;
white enamel, insert for un1-
brello in center go - 5000 S3Z.OO
Metal Umbrella Tobles,
white enamel, round ------ Sl4.oO $lO.5O
! MefeI Tier Toble, white
enamel SIZ.OU 9SUU
I Metal Cocktail TobIe,
white enamel, round ------ $3.50 $500
I MetoI TobIe, round. white
enamel ------ $500 $l4O0
! English Style Love Seat,
oroy twill cover - ----- $4,000 $4,000
z Relish TobIes, meto frome
thick figured gloss top,
round -------------- S4o.OO $500
Ashcroft TobIe, noturo fin
sh, port Of nest Of tobles - $3.50 $lz.5o
! Occasional Choir, solid
nohoeony, covered in florol
tapestry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $49.oO $5OOU
I Folding Screen. three-fold,
red woIl-popered -------- $500 $3.50
8 Folding Screens. three-fold,
wall popered -------- $500 $500
! Folding Screen, hardwood
painted white, shutter style;
three fold ------------ $Z7.O0 $1,000
| 3-foId Screen. Oriento fig
ured woll poper ------ $1,000 $500
I 3-foId Screen. wall popered SZl 90 $500
| 4-foId Screen, green wol-
paper ---------------- 9Io.oO %I%.VV
WGL-Livne Room Furniture, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Underwear Reduced

Were Now
~ Reyon Crepe and Rayon
Satin Ponties. Lace trim
styles, with elostcized waist
bond Pink and blue, small Sl.o5G
sizes --------..- $2.e5 $l.45
10 Royon Crepe Poiomos.
Mondorin-styIe. Green, sizes
SO and 40 " S3.o5 $2.4S
8 Cotton SIeepeoats. Toi-
lored button front style Teo-
rose. sizes "a and SO to 40 $2.95 $l.S5
Royon Crepe Gowns. Lace
trim, self founce in blue
or pink Sizes 81 to 36 - $7.o5 $5.95
WGL-Underweor, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Misses FormoIs Reduced
Misses inexpensive
Dresses, SIS
We're $IO.95 to $I7.95

100 cool royons. cotton voiles and cotton
broodeIoths in q wide choice OF styles. Prints
and solid eoIors. Sizes 10 to 20.
WGL-lnexpensive Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Infonts' Furniture Reduced

Infcnts' Furniture Reduced
Were Now
De Luxe Boby caniose $59.o5 SIS
I Stroller. Floor sompIe---- S36.e5 $i6.o5
Baby Bath with metal troy $l4.e5 $lo.S5
! Two-way High Choir. up
hostered -- SIS $19.95
AoturaI Wood Two-Vxoy
High Choir ----- $16.e5 $Iz.s5
I Wicker Bosinette with fold
ing legs and hood $s.s5 $5.ss
WGL-The Nursery Corner. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10

CIeoronce-Women's Summer Shoes
" price or less
sondo heels Suede linens, kid potent
and block
poses,
s1s95 s2z zs5 sios5
Evening star., 1950-08-10

WGL-Coots and Suits, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Knit Underwear Reduced

Were Now
IS Short Royon Jersey
Gowns. Blue, yellow, aqua,
sizes "a and SO ---- $3.50 $l.95
Block NyIon Trieot Slips S4.95 and
Size 81 2 $5.95 $2.75
10 Black NyIon Trieot Half
Slips. Loce trimmed. Sizes
81 and SO --- $4.95 $3.50
s Block Nylon Trieot Ponties.
Embroidery trim size S. $3.50 $3.50
10 Royon Jersey Gowns. YELL
low, size 36 -------- S4.95 $3.50
30 Lishtweisht Cotton Vest
ond Snussies. White, broken 81 .OO6
sizes -----------.a-14-- $l.25 6Se
Is Lightweight Cotton Union $1,000
Suits. White only, 40 to "A SZ.Zo $l.4S
10 open-seot Cotton Ponts.
Knee-Ieneth, snoll---- $500 $l.45
10 Block Royon Jersey Bros.
Sizes 81 to 36---- Sl.OO 35e
WGL-Knit Underwear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10

W6L-Women's Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-10
NOT REMNANTS

Room-size Wool BroodIoom Rugs-UnusuoIIy Low
Priced because we made them from roends Of carpets
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Art Needlework Reduced

Stemped linen seorfs and vonities with cotton
lace border. In rose, green, sroy and yellow.
Evening star., 1950-08-10

.GL-BIouses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-17
Three Attack Transports
To Be Reconnaissance
By the Assoeicted Press

NORFOLK. Va. Oct. Ire
commissioning of three naval
personnel-carrying attack trans
ports has been tentatively sched-
uled for tomorrow at the Norfolk
Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth.
The ships to be brought out OF
mothballs are the Calvert, Deuel.
and Mellette.
Recommissioning ceremonies for
the Calvert were originally sched-
uled for noon yesterday.
Capt. j. r. Mcknight. chief staff
officer, Norfolk group. Atlantic
Reserve Fleet. will place the
Deuel. in commission. Commission
ing officer for the Calvert and the
Mellette will be Capt. H. O
Thompson, commanding Sut
Group /, and Comdr. r. H
Moureau, commanding Sub Group
2, of the Atlantic Reserve group
Taking command of the three
vessels will be Capt. C. A. John
son for the Deuel., Capt. G. w
Legwen, jr., for the Calvert. and
Capt. D. C. Macmillan for the
Mellette.
Evening star., 1950-10-17
BY the Associated Press

RENO, New. Oct. 16.-Jury tria.
of a will contest involving only
$3,700, but with million dollar
overtones, opens in District Court
here today.
1t is the suit of Mrs. Jane
Chase King of Silver Spring, Md.
against Temple University.
She is trying to break the will
of her late father, DR.. Theodore
Chase, who gave a fortune in casf
to Temples medical school before
his death and then left most Of
his remaining estate to the schoo
in his will.
All the doctor had left when hs
died here last February at the age
of "a was $3,700. But between
1945 and his death, he gave the
school $14 million. DR.. Chase
had been taken to Reno In hi:
last illness and his will was pro-
bated here.
Mrs. King charged that hel
father was mentally incompetent
during that time and that Tenn.
pie dominated, influenced anc
prejudiced" DR.. Chase in a cal.
culated effort to get his money.
Evening star., 1950-10-17
Old Time Corsets
ulcer Breeders,
Doctor Reports
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

PALM SPRINGS, Calf, Oct. II
-Old-fashioned corsets went out
of style and peptic ulcers among
women declined, says a medical
expert.
Using the year 1900 as a turn
ing point, DR.. Andrew C. Ivy said
that before the turn of the century
there were about three times as
many peptic ulcer cases among
women as among men.
Today, since the stiff stays ano
tight lacings have been tossed out
the style window, the ratio is re-
versed.
DR.. Ivy. vice president of the
University of Illinois, added in his
lecture to a dental medicine semi
mar yesterday that the beneficial
effect Of more comfortable founda-
tions for the ladies was accom-
panied by general change in
the American way of life and in
creased tensions among men.
Evening star., 1950-10-17
Reno Trial on Will of Dr.. Chase
Involves Possible 81 Million

Temple denied the charges and
said the doctor lived at the hos
pital since 1945 because crowded
wartime conditions in Philadel-
phia made it impossible for him
to find other comfortable quarters.
He was housed in a room next
to the Office of the director of
Temples hospital. The director,
William N. Parkinson, was specifl-
cally named by Mrs. King as
among university employees who,
she alleged, influenced her father.
The trial here involves only the
will. Attorneys said if Mrs. King
is successful in breaking that, she
will sue in Philadelphia to recover
the more than million dollars in
gifts made to Temple by DR.. Chase
Several Philadelphia attorneys
have arrived for the trial. Among
them are James F.. MasterSon, who
with Lester Summerf1eld of Reno
represents Mrs. King. and C.
Brewster Rhoades and Russell
Conwell Cooney, representing
Temple.
DR.. Robert johnson, president
of Temple. will be present as a
witness. as will Director Parkinson
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Lincoln
Continued From First Page.

tive in the young Republican Or
ganization back in 1882 and 1884,
serving as State vice-chairman,
and ran for the State legislature.
In 1946 she was named vice-presi-
dent of the Western States Re-
publican Conference, which in
cludes II Western States.
Was Telephone Operator.
Daughter of a miner. Mrs. Priest
was the oldest of a family of
seven children She had to leave
college in her freshman year and
take over the responsibility of
providing for the family when her
father became i'll.
Starting as a telephone op-
orator. she became a supervisor
and then entered a large mer-
chandizing store and made prog
ress there, too. In 1885 she
married Roy F. Priest, wholesale
furniture salesman. While Mrs.
Priest was working, she taught
night school in American history
and citizenship.
Mrs. BoSone, a lawyer, served
three terms as presiding judge of
Salt Lake City courts. She was
named in 1943 to Utah's Hall of
Fame" for efforts in rehabilitation
of alcoholics and wayward boys
and girls. Before she began prac-
ticing law. Mrs. Bosone was a high
school teacher for seven years.
She is a graduate Of the Uni
versity of California and received
her law degree from the Univer-
sity of Utah.
DR.. Jones, running in the first
district against Democratic Repre-
sentative Walker X. Granger, is
making reclamation an issue. Mr.
Granger has been five times
elected to his present seat in the
House-surviving even the Repub-
lican blitz in 1916, although by
only a few hundred votes. DR.
Jones has been Mayor of Nephi
four terms.
The impression obtained here
is that much depends on the
Statewide race for Senator. II
Mr.. Bennett. the Republican can
didate. wins he is likely to take
one, If not both. Republican
House candidates along with him
The so-called Red issue has
not moved strongly into the House
races. as it has into the senatorial
contest. But Mrs. Busone was one
Of 20 house members who voted
against the anti-subversives bill
vetoed by President Truman
and then passed over his veto.
The Republicans are likely to try
to use this vote against her.