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Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20
Annual Meeting Held
At Farmers Bank

President William X. Patton, of
the Farmers Bank of the State of
Delaware, addressed the stock
holders of his Bank in Dover at the
Banks 142nd Annual Meeting. He
stated that the Bank had reached
peak records for the year 1949 It's
earnings, its deposits and it's serv-
ice to the Cities, State and Nation
had never before been equal.
The Officers and Directors were
reelected as follows:
Officers: President, William K.
Patton, Dover; vice presidents: O..
H. p Baldwin, president, Whining
ton Office; Lindale C. Fisher, pres
ident, Georgetown office; Thomas
B. DonahOe, Wilmington; Gordon
Willis, Dover; Cashier: Leroy G.
Pearson, Dover; Assistant Cash
iers: John Mcmillan, cashier, Will
mingtOn; George H. Short, cashier,
Georgetown; Harold ]. Butler, Will
mington; Charles A. Galloway, Will
mington; Harold d. Hatfield
Georgetown; P. d. Lyons, Wilm-
ingtOn; J. Francis Richardson,
Georgetown; Walter P. Townsend.
Georgetown; Edward r. Wood,
Wilmington; Trust Officers: E.
Louise Davidson, Dover; Charles A.
Galloway. Wilmington; Walter p.
Townsend. Georgetown; Investment
Officer: Edward w. Hagemeyer,
Wilmington; Auditor: James B.
Watson, Dover: Directors: Chair
man. William K. Patton. Dover; o.
Fl. P. Baldwin. vice president, pres
ident. Wilmington Office: Alexis I.
Du p. Bayard, AttOrnev-at-Law.
Wilmington: A. r.. BissAll, Laird
pjssolI and Needs, Wilmington:
Frank Hall Davis. Attorney-at-Law,
nover: William D. Dennev. farmer,
Dover: William A. D. Dodd, nresi-
dent, RehObOth Trust Co, RahO-
both; Horace K. Dugdale. president,
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20

limit to defeat DOver's Bulldogs.
The Hens jumped of to an early
lead and were never headed as they
cOasted to a one-sided so to 16 win
over the Dover girls. Lucy Davis
paced the Hens attack with "a
points, followed by Mary Steen
with nine, and Frances McNatt with
eight; Outten, with ten points, set
the scoring pace for the losers.
Play was close in Monday eve
ning's mems game, with Dover
leading 19 to IA, at end of first
quarter; Milford leading 81 to 81
at half time, and So to 48 at the
three quarter mark. Dover rallied
strongly midway the fourth quar-
ter and with approximately two
minutes to go, the Bulldogs were
ahead of the Vets by 65 to 62 mar
gin. Paced by Lorraine Wilkins,
center and acting captain, the Vets
outscOred the visitors, IA to 4, in
/ the final two minutes of play to
win by a rs to SO score. Wilkins
wan OO HOAuLos lOPpCu lAAC oCOA q :
and set a new individual scoring
mark for the still young All-Del-
aware circuit.
Paul Martin of the visitors, also
had a big night, racking up 2S
/ points, while Jack Cook took run.
ner-up hOnOrs for the Bulldogs
with II points. Norman Warren
turned in II points for the Vets and
other Vets scorers were Harvey
Williams with nine points; Dick
Emory with seven; Neal Clifton
with four, and Dick BartO and Bill
Spencer with two points each. Ed
win Wilkins, a recent addition tt
the team, played most of the game
and turned in a bang-up perform
ance, but did not break into the
scoring column. Missing from thu
Vets lineup were Captain Charli,
Salmon, who was i'll, and Mix,
Henke, who was working.
AS of Wednesday morning, tn,
revised stands of lower Delaware
two basketball league were as fol
lows:
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20
REDDEN

McColley Sunday School will be
held on Sunday, January p, at 200
D. m. and preaching at 300 p. m.
preston Donovan, superintendent.
Rev. James O'Neill, pastor. There
will be election of officers after
Sunday school and all members are
asked to please be present so there
will be a fair election and so all
will be satisfied with the officers
that will hold for the year of 1850.
We hope to have a successful
year for the McCOlley w. S. c. S.
and wish that if anyone would like
to entertain this organization for
the month of February that they
would please get in tOuchr with one
of the members and set the date.
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20

thanks was read from Mr.. Robert
Giraldi, Director Of Recreation and
Entertainment, al the VA Hospital,
Perry Point, Nd, for the lovely tea
dance our organization furnished
for Ward 25. Mr.. Giraldi states;
Visits from friendly. cheerful
groups, such yours, means .
great deal to those boys who are
away from hCaae and friends"
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20
All.Delaware Men's League
DeIaWare GirIs Leagne

Russia's Trans-Siberian Railway,
5000 miles long. is believed to be
the longest in the world.
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20

Plans are being pushed to CONF
plete the Cairo, Egypt, to Cape
Town railroad which, If finished,
will be 10000 miles slong, the long
est In the world.
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Sportswear, Suits, Dresses, BIouses! ;4s& 2;s%

4oS5ss to $l6s5 BIouses, linens ond cottons, jocket
styles. button-up neckines, sleeveless short elbow
length sleeves, rufe trimmed Noturo pink, red. blue,
novy, gold or black; 10 to le So. S.. $7.s5
so-s7s5 10 sl3s5 Skirts in linen Or cotton All round
box pleots, slim styles kick peots, one or two pockets
Also cotton print drndle styles. GoId pink nouro 10
to Is. S. and $7.S5
5-$29s5 Linen Suits, with short ocket styles, pIeot
skirts. NoW, toost, noturot IA, l6, l8. $40
l5-Sloo5 Spun Royon Toppers with two large pockets
beed backs. completely lined Also lubbock styles Aqua,
pink. white; 10 to 6 $795
2o$les5 Wool Boeros or Button-up Joekets with white
pique coors and cuffs Navy, brown, red novy poin
or checked $40
5S-$25 end $35 Suits Flannel classics or button-up
styles; oquo, red; to IS Wool checks boero styles
with plain skirts; no brown checks; u, IA, Is Plain
fonne suit with button-hioh jacket slim skirt noW 10
to l8 Wool checked boero suits with matching skirts;
noV checks; 10 to Is $40 :
Evening star., 1950-07-11

l5-$l295 Wool Bolero Suits, pin check jockets oored
skirts in brown poin color boero with peoted skirt; noW
grey, red CT kelly. Sizes 10 to Is. s.
25-$25 Wool Tweed Classic Suits, slim skirts. Beige,
blue or green Sizes Y to l8. $40
2oSss5 to $l7s5 Bathins Suits. one-pece ostes two
piece knit shorkskns or large size Moze, red black or
blue prints; 81 to A. So and S..
1855 to $loS5 Skirts in royon, nyon royon jersey
aobordnes, Cumberbund Wristbands full pIeoted or
pressed pIeoted styles NoW green brown, maize; 10 to
l8 S. and $7o5
ll$los5 $6s5 sIeek Sets corduroys, royon oobor
dimes and sutter coth Box JACKET beted styles 0reen,
red toast beige with contrast trim! 10 to l8 S., $79S,
$40
ls-$ls.ss Toppers, wool poses. short, boy fore-
bocks Fnoer-tp length cordioon and color styles Red,
beige, oquo, kelly, white, pink; 10 to le. $40
$7s5 to $l6s5 Skirts oyon tofetos cepes nons wool
jerseys. Peoted oil round oored styles for sport ond
dress Also evening skirts Navy. blue. black brown; 10
to l6 81 and S.
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Third
Floor

50-Msses' S22S5 to 1895 Wool Knit Dresses one ond
two piece styles One-piece royon oobordnes Pink gold,
aqua, beige, red, royol 10 to 20 $l2
l6-Msses' $l6e5 Pure Silk Poko Dot Dresses oIso royon
fouords and spun royons few with matching wool cordoon
sweaters Assorted coors Sizes Il to l8 $40
55-Misses $los5 and $l5s5 Rayon Suits in pa stripes
Also royon oobordines with slim lines sunbocks in denim
ond pque, matching oopes or jackets. Assorted color
sizes 10 to l8 $7s5
2o-Misses' $685. to $le95 Wool Jersey Dresses, one
and two piece styles with mushroom peots Also royon
eobordines Beige, pink or green Sizes Y to 20 S.
l00-S8e5 to $l395 Blouses lovely check oyon toetos
prints, tissue foiIes and cottons in vivid and posel
ooors. Sizes 81 to 38. S.
200 s5ss to $sss Silk Rayon and Cotton Bouses, dessy
ond toloed styles long short sleeves prints postes
and white. Sizes 81 to $3S. s.
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Corsets
Second Floor

5s-sloss. SIS and $3.50 Foundations Of
all royon lostex with nyIon bustIine, royon
sotin Iostex bock Boned, Upper font Also
brocodes and royon sotins Only one or two
Of q size n'ony style. Sizes "a to A but not
all sizes in oil styles,
ss.ss, s5s5, s7s5 and ss.ss
z4-sls5o, $3.50 ond Ss5 High erode
GrdIes, including some French imports. One
Of size or style in royon sotin, loom elostic,
power net IS and l6-inch lengths. PulI-on
and Upper closing, 1926, Slz.s5 and sles5
$3.50, $3.50 and SIS eirdIes and Pon,y
GirdIes IN royon brocode, cotton botiste.
royon lostex or nylon sheer. IA and l5-inch
lengths, Sizes n to 32 but not all sizes in
all styles -----. $3.s5. S5s5 and s7ss
4o-s5, $5.o5 and $3.50 GirdIes in all lostex
or nyon ond loce ostex White or teorose
SmoI and large but not all styles in oil
--------------$5s5 and $s.s5
Evening star., 1950-07-11
BUDGET SPORTS
Street Floor

l5o-S3.s5 and S5.e5 BIouses, broodcIoths,
dotted Swisses, botistes, tailored or dressy
styles White, pink. navy, beige ond checks.
Juniors and misses sizes Also royon tissue
foilles or washable crepes in tailored or lace
trimmed styles White, pink, blue, oquo or
beige Sizes q to 38-----------------2
3o-$l3s5 Two-Pieee Dresses, knife pleoted
now skirts with navy checked cotton Jersey
blouses Sizes 9 to
zoo-S4.e5 to $S.s5 Wool Skirts, slim styles
in navy or brown check wool, eobordine in
grey, toost or brown, poste tweeds in beige,
blue or rose; black and white worsted checks
or striped wool oobordines Juniors or misses
sizes 9 to IS; 10 to l8------1---2 and s.
N-slos5 Wool Toppers in fIonnel, royon
lined. removable belt, Red, kelly grey or
toost. Sizes 9 to
Evening star., 1950-07-11
DRESSES-SmaII lots, BIC SAVINGS!
MISSES
Misses, Dress Shnn -Second E1ooa.

Misses Dress Shop-Second Floor
2s-Misses Slsss Street and Afternoon Dresses, roon
crepe sheers and royon foes, bosic ond toored styles
BLOCK. oeloe req S5
7s-Misses sl6s5 and $ls95 Rayon and Wool Dresses.
one-pece royon crepe prints ond two piece royon
crepe oftenoon dresses Wo-piece pure woos asserted
ooIors ------------------------ S7e5
7sMsse $lss5 10 sz2s5 Street end Afternoon Dresses,
royon erepes in block and nopy briont prints $40
85-Msses $229S and SIS Toilored Dressy Styles in
printed oyon crepes, with pure wool coots; royon
crepes in assorted coors, mony one of kind SR
5oMisses SIS Royon Dresses. fine roon sheers royon
crepes tissue oies poln printed cepes with fooi
monotone designs Also dinner and evening dresses mostly
one-of-o-stye Sizes 10 TO 20 O------------------$l5
French R0on,-Second Floor
7-Msses' s2S.s5 Wool and Rayon Crepe Dresses. os-
sorted styles ond coors for doytime weor
25-Misses $685. to s45 Daytime and Evening Dresses,
oycn cepes oyon prints, silk prints oyon tissue foIes
oreondes ond moqusettes Assorted coors ond sizes SIS
Dinner Dresses royon crepes, shee oce and chiffon
35-Misses' $35 to S4s95 One and Two piece Dresses,
royon crepes silk prints, royon foies loce and crepe
combinations for oftenoon dinner and evening $40
32-Misses S4s.SS to SIS One or Two-peee Dresses.
sheer woos royon silk prints wool Jerseys and royon
shontunos foes for ofternoon dinner or evening" $50
3o-Misses S5ss5 to Sllo Doytime Afternoon, coekto
and Evening Dresses One and Mopece woo shonunos,
royon oes sotins prints or silks, opoco oce, ooondes
or royon sheers -------- $40
lo-Misses s9ss5 to sl45 Dresses and Costume Suits.
woos royon sheers print oeonzos print silk chiffons.
ron erepes for cocktoi afternoon evening $50
Misses $685. Ensembles, Forstmonn's sheer wool
boeros with piece dresses. Pink. oquo or now Sizes
10 ond Il ..-~-. --~------- SIS
3-Msses' 1895 Forstmonn's chunso Short Coots $50
3-Msses' $l55 TO Sl65 Dresses and Costumes, royon
foies, silk prints, royon crepes, assorted styles ond
eoIors northumberland ------- SIS
Evening star., 1950-07-11
HANDKERCHIEFS

Women's 81 Hond embroidered Chinese Linen
Hondkerehiefs with oppIiques, repIiques,
mosoics, many patterns. Also linen prints
All hond rolled 5Se
Mems 81 Hond embroidered Initial Hond-
ksrehiefs from Modiero Fine hond-roIled
linen cords. Broken initial assortment SIC
Ladies' Soc Handkerchief, hand embroidered
Chinese linens in wide voriety of potterns,
designs; hond-rolled. Swiss machine en-
broideries on fine cotton; postels or color
ond white. Hand rolled loree-size pure linen
prints, hand rolled sheer cotton prints, 2Se
Mems Hemstitehed Pure Linens with one
fourth inch hens. Mochine embroidered ini-
tioled linens, mochine hens. Broken ossort-
ment Of initiols 29e
Mems Sl.5o and $le5 Hond Embroidered
Linens and chief volue linen lnitiols, hond-
rolled cords. Broken assortment of initioIs, ST
Evening star., 1950-07-11
JeweIry-
Prices Plus Federal Tar
TOILETRIES

Prices plus Federal Tar unless other
1Dise stated.
$5.95 Troin coses with Jorge mirror 4 strops
for holding bottles. $2.S5
s. Famous Brond Perfume. drom 81
81 NyIon- -bristIe Brush ond Comb Sets, Sc,
no tox
We'll Perfumes and CoIoenes
5 S5S cobro Perfumes. $40
$3.50 cobro Perfumes, S.
SIS ZibeIine Perfume, S.
50 $3.50 ZibeIine Perfumes, S1.S5
IS $3.50 Noir Perfumes, $3.s5
81 $3.50 koir Perfumes, $l.s5
Is $3.50 Zibeline coIosnes, $1.s5
l3 S. Gri Gri coIosnes. $I.s5
5 SITS Gi Sri coIosnes, 81
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Misses & Women's Dresses
Budget Shop-Fifth Floor
460-S8.95 to $l6o5 Dresses-$3, 81, S.,
$795 and $40

Tailored, dresS ond bosic dresses for misses and
women!
Royon oepes spun royons mems weor royon sunos ond
sheer royons in prints on light ond dark grounds solid
ooors both light and dark
One-piece styles and dresses with jockets few sun
books with jockes and some royon foiIe suit dresses
Majority ore spring and summer dresses, styles in dork
prints and solid coors sutobIe for fall Broken ossort-
ments but plenty to choose in sizes 10 to 20 and l4
to 24h. Some oIso in sizes 36 to A. And few
maternity dresses sizes 10 to L. CoIors include oouo
pink, yellow green, blue, beige, grey, brown, navy
and black Many prints!
Evening star., 1950-07-11
UNDERWEAR
Second Floor

e-slos5, Sl2.s5, sl4s5 NyIon Tricot
Gowns, teorose. blue. 3 to 38----- $ss5
25-S7.s5 TO SI095 NyIon Tricot Gowns,
assorted posteIs; sizes 81 to 38-----S5.s5
23-sss5, sl2.e5' NyIon Crepe Gowns, oil
loce trimmed. Sizes AZ, A, 46-------$3.s5
$3s5 Royon Crepe Pojomos-SoIid coiors,
prints, few stripes; sizes 81 to 38----$le5
zo-se.s5, s7.s5 Royon Crepe or sotin Po-
iomos. assorted postels and sizes -$5.S5
l2-$7s5 NyIon Crepe or Royon Crepe Top
pers,. assorted colors and sizes---S595
6-$los5 NyIon Crepe Pojomos. yellow,
pink, nile; sizes 81, "a, 36----$Se5
Evening star., 1950-07-11
TEENS

$4.s5 to $7S5 Cotton Skirts s. end 81
Just 45 shirts here in denim, chombroy, slim
ond oothered styles; blue, eroy, navy, black.
10 to l6
Teens sS.s5 to $lo.s5 Skirts, 81 and S.
Wool jerseys, tweeds, checks, royon glen
ploid, slim stroiohtline or pleoted models,
good colors. Sizes 10 to L.
Teens s5s5 to Slo.s5 Dresses, ss 81 end S.
Stropless denims with eosticized tops, pque
sunbocks with jackets, pure silk prints royon
toffetos ond washable royon Cruisoire fobric.
Dress and tailored styles, wanted coIors. Sizes
9 to IS, 10 to l6
Teens SIS Roineoots ots----------Sl
Just few ron-repeIIent cotton corduroy
coots with fored books, detachable hoods.
Red only Sizes 9 to IS.
Teens sz2.95 to $685. Wool Suede Top
pers -----------------------Sl2 and SIS
Boxy or flored styles, block and navy. Sizes
10 to l6
Teens $55 Wool Spring Suits s---S -Sls
6oxy ond fitted dressmoker styles in navy,
red or cherry eobordine, grey or pink tweed.
Sizes 9 to IS.
Teens $4e5 and S5.s5 BIouses s.
Royon crepes, cottons, tollored ond oce
trimmed White and coIors. Sizes 10 to l6.
Evening star., 1950-07-11
WOMEN
Second Floor

SecO71d FLOOr
dresy With touches Of royon toffeo royon velvet short or
broceet sleeves doped skirts square neckInes Sizes
14h to 22h, l8 to 40 $7.s5
soWomens sl6s5 to SIS Dresses No.y or black royon
orepes toored with boleros, some with print tops
CoIoru and monotone prints on block navy and grey bock-
grounds with touches Of pioue and side peos Sizes l4
to 22h and l8 to A. $40
2s-Women's $lsS5 and s2zss Dresses Block or navy
oyon crepes trimmed with royon tofeto dessy afternoon
postes with oce and openwo deo in blue rose or orey
Evening dresses in or oquo royon crepe Sizes 6h
to 2h ond few stroioht sizes $l2
5s-Women's 1895 to s3ss5 Dresses Dark BACKGROUND
print royon crepes foro or dot pottens with short
sleeves squore necknes Black or navy oyon crepes
rednoote types with print controt Irish Linen dresses
in no dinner dresses in royon crepe or oce in
wo-tone toost and blue Sizes 1874 to IN ond 1s to
AZ in the group SIS
2s-Womens 1895 and S4ss5 Dresses One piece color
1u printed ropon cePes With droped skirts bracelet Sleeves
block navy blue royon crepes with button deto Sizes
l8 to AZ and 1874 to 24h $50
40-Women's $5s.s5 to S4ss5 Dresses Block ond navy
blue royon crepes with trimmings Of buttons print ond
pque Also prints in bright potern with droped skirts,
boceet short sleeves Two piece Jacquard cotton dresses
in noW, grey toast Redneote ensembes-pnnt dresses
with long solid color skirts Sizes 4 to 22k ond IS to
a SIS
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Cotton Shop!
Fifth Floor

$ss5 and $lo95 Dresses-S5. Sunbock dresses cosuol
ond oiIored dresses in the group Dotted chombroys.
royon shontunos everfost paisley prints, some long,
sleeved modros dresses Broken sizes, Is to 2O few
l41 to 24h
Slze5 and $l49s Dresses-S7s5 Printed royon crepes,
chomboys with SHRED bodces royon crepe shirtwost
dresses in wonted summer postes; oso navy or block
with white pique trim Broken sizes, 10 to 20, few
l6K to 22R
$l695 Square Donee Froeks in poste cotton trimmed
with ric-roc ond embroidery few in the group sizes
10, Y, Is to oo-----------------------
Evening star., 1950-07-11

5o-$sss Royon Crepe Skirts, with lace
ruffIe hem Pink or white; small. medium,
large -----------$le5
25-S3 Royon Skirts, scolIoped Ioce and rib
bon edged Small. medium. Ioree----- Sl.ss
S3.e5 Nylon Crepe Slips with deep Ioce
trimmed top ond hem. White. 81 to Sc. s.
Evening star., 1950-07-11
s59.75 TO s98.75 Suits
$40

Many ore q .fomous moker's suits
finds" OF reduced prices! Toilored
classics, dressmoker suits Long and
short jackets, in tweeds, Forstmonn
MlIoteens, wool eobordines, shorkskins,
and worsted checks Now brown, beige,
grey and black. Sizes for women, misses
and Juniors in the group.
Evening star., 1950-07-11
JUNIORS
Deb Shop-Fourth Floor

Juniors Sless, Slss5, $2zs5, SIS One ond Two-Piees
Dresses Two-pieoe navy and pose tailored royon sheer
suits Two-tone washable royon crepe boero suits Light
poue blouses with peoted skirts Pure silk prints. Polko
dot navy and white morouIsettes Block uyon sheer edn-
eoes with toffeto slips Spun royon jackets with roycn
sotin bodice dresses. piece folle suits $40
5o-Juniors SASS $les5, $lss5 Reyon Dresses White
dark ground royon prints o-piece tailored oon suits
s7ss
s,-Junio. sis.ss, szzss, SIS sunboets in chombroy
with halter necklnes cotton eeoreete boIeros, White
boIerinos with black trim Wolfe sunbocks with oinohom
iockets in navy or pink. SIS
ls-Juniors $685. 1895 FormoIs in royon net eyeIet
ebode1ed Ooondssss printed s0do0 o'9o"des with
7-Junors sss5 Ermine Crush royon Wrops and capes,
white only. $40
Junior Budget Shop-Fourth Floor
eo-Juniors $685. sloss Royon eabardne Dresses with
detachable pique colors pastel tissue folIes with
swoo skirts checked royon dresses with pique cuffs
colIors swing skirts Block and white checks navy. oquo
ond ohortreuse solids: 9 to IS. 81
25-Junior sIos5 to slsss Rayon Tissue Foe Dresses
with stroeht skirts printed bodce spun royon ookets
Postel tissue foies with shHed shoulder detoIs, full
skirts Aqua, rose noy with red or green; to IS S.
75-Juniors Sl2s5 Royon Dresses printed chiffon
bock boero jackets softly droped skirts TWopece spun
royons with boleros button front skirts cotton blouses
WoshoDe Lonoro tissue foleS IN postes rui srts RINK,
moze, white blue, green Luggage and assorted prints;
9 to IS S7.e5
Junior Cotton Shop-Fifth Floor
so-Juniors sl7Ss, SASS Summer Dresses one two or
three Of sble-Poisley prints in red green or blue.
One piece sotn striped chombroys grey blue Sunbock
dresses, halter tops, block ond yellow $7.s5
l75-Junios Ss.s5. Slos5 sunboeks, white pques with
block print trims Chombroys with tucked bodces Obrey
stripes ond zio-zoo prints dotted Swiss with chombroy
trims, sotin striped chombroys S.
Evening star., 1950-07-11
NEGLIGEES
Fourth Floor

1855 to $lo.95 Cotton Houseeoots.
BroodcIoths, piques in wrop or button styles
with short sleeves, full skirts Yellow oquo,
blue, mellon in solids and prints. Sizes 10 to
4s-$2s to $45 Hostess Neslisees and Trous-
seou Robes Group includes nyIons, washable
velvets, royon foille crepes, sotin-bock royon
erepes m toIlored or lace trimmed styles
Sizes 10 to I8----------$I6.s5 and $l9.e5
Evening star., 1950-07-11
HoIf-Price speeioIs

200-S5.s5 Royon Crepe Suit Slips, 2-tone
white ond black; sizes g and IS.
White Royon Sotin, size 38------- SIPS
Royon Crepe, white. size 38; in beige or
brown, size 81
Evening star., 1950-07-11

Shoes at Jellefps, y Street, and some
at Siluer Spring and 4473 Conn. Ace.
Evening star., 1950-07-11

1855 Loce- trimmed Royon Crepe
Gowns, pink, blue, yellow in size 81, Sls5
Evening star., 1950-07-11

2o-S6.s5 Royon Crepe Paiomo Ensem-
bles, 2-pece pojoros ond motchjno coat
in pink. Size IS ----------S5.95
Evening star., 1950-07-11

25-$5.s5 Rcyon Crepe Gowns, pink, blue,
yellow; q to 4o----S3
Evening star., 1950-07-11

ACCESSORIES
z6l-$1.65 to S. Cotton
and NyIon Gloves, = %oihI9s "a assessI a1d
novelties and classic styles. Green. blue
yellow, gold, pink, chomos. white, oroy,
toupe. z5e to s..
$4 and S. Long and Short
Handled Umbrellas IN oe [oys" r , 20.
l6-ribs Assorted pIoids ond solid ooIors in
black, navy, wine, brown, red. kelly. $2.s5
1853. so to.$1S.50
Straw Hats, s1s' sss''.;s s. S, ;y;I s,;c SO COL
A0-$18.50 to SIS Hats,
finest strows. dark or light coIors. Now. $40.
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Evening star., 1950-11-28
Penn S BagneII 10 Get
Maxwell Club Award
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2s.-
Francis (Reds) Bagnell, Penn
football captain and backfield ace
has been named the country's
outstanding college football player
of 1850 by the Maxwell Memorial
Football Club.
The announcement was made
yesterday by Bert Bell, National
Football League commissioner
and president of the Maxwell club
Bell said Bagnell would receive
the organizations annual award
January 9.
Bagnell led the eastern inter-
collegiate ground gaining parade
with a total of 1910 yards, only
seven off the all-time record set
by Columbia's Paul Governali in
1942. He scored nine touchdowns
and threw six touchdown passes
during the season.
Bagnell, 14th player to be hon
ored by the Maxwell club, also
set national single season rec
ord when he tossed SO passes be-
fore one was intercepted. This
streak was broken on his third
pass attempt against unbeaten
and united Army.
Leon Hart, former Notre Dame
ace and current end for the De-
troit Lions in the NFL, won the
award last year. l