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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-03-22
From B'Har.

From B'Ha,r
Mrs. Louie Clements has re-
turned from Birmingham where
she was called to attend the bed
side of her sister, Mrs. Madaline
Boozer who underwent a major
operation at the South Highlands
hospital there.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-03-22
Return To D. C..

Return To D. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Montgom-
cry and daughter, Miss Margaret
Montgomery, returned to Wash
ington, D. c today after a visit
here with the R. F. Rossons, Sr,
and Jr.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-03-22
Inn AT Hospital

Friends o. Miss Holland. a
member of TIE nursing staff at
the Durant hospital, will regret
to know she is a patient there.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-03-22

Fer information WRITE Mississippi Disia u Brewer Fss.
Bsnains.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-03-22
Atlanta Guests

Atlanta Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. BOBBY Henry and
infant daughter of Atlanta are
visiting his parent,, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Henry.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-03-22
Ill In Memphis

Ill In Memphis
Friends Of Mr.. C. H. Odom will
regret to know he will continue to
be a patient at the Baptist hospi-
tai in Memphis for several days
before being brought home to
Durant. Mrs. Odom is at his
bedside.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-03-22
CLASSIFIED ADS

APARTMENT FO RENT - Pri-
vate entrance. Three larg t
rooms and private bath. See
Mrs. T. J. Mcbride or phone
249-W. 28-1tnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-03-22

FOR SALE In Town of
West, Al acres more or less on
Highway 81. See Miss Annie
Alexander, Administrative.
1923 limp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-03-22

"i'u Daiohee NAAACH ~ 1904 $l<f,O 10
MONTHLY STATEMENT OF
!. Roads and Bridge Fund
TO Board OF Supervisoss.
March Term ieSl
Budget for IL months S38l 800 90
Months Receipts $ lS.l2o.sl
Bridge receipts - 42,25372
Previous Mos.
receipts --.....-.-.-.-. l42.5l9,60
Total receipts
to date .---..-.... $751;. 894.l3
Uncollected Budget $l83. 405.87
Budget for IL months -.. 1881 800 OF
Months allowances $l4936. SO
Bridge allowances 1895 SO
Previous months
allowance -----.--.------1 Is ,514.84
Total allowances to date -$l35. 317 sc
Budget balance for Z mos SPAS, 1892 "a
In Re: Separate Road District No. /
The Road Reports for Separate Road
District No. l having been filed with
the Board and the same having been
O.ked by the Board. the following ac-
counts are hereby allowed due and
payable out of Separate Road District
No. l. as follows:
James Henley 500; Peoples Oil Co.
10000; Lex. Wagon & Blacksmith
Shop lbs: The Texas Co. HOO; J.
A. Burrell 500; Gnemi & Hammett
1000; Standard Oil Co 44OO; Lex.
Wagon & Blacksmith Shop 29. 40: Tex
AGO Ser. Sta. 1925; The Fincher Co.
IT'S; Super Ser. Sta. $500; Thur
mond's Ills; The Texas Co. 11l.OO;
Peoples Oil Co. 60.40; Tidwell's Ser.
Sta. AL; Cliff Hughes $500: Willard
Bruce $3.50: Walter Tucker LOT so;
Charlie Jackson $3.50: Clinton Booth
1000; II. S. Terry $1,000: Lexington
Motor Co. $50: Gwin-Lail Co. $40;
w. A. Harvey Store 40: Terrys Gar
age 63.25: Dresno Randle 1000; Ham,
NETT Gravel Co. 10000: l.. c. Boat
wright 1880: Vardiman Barton lis co.:
Buck Blu * Beyill 1000; Floyd MeNeer
100 90; J; 3; Sims 1000; Dave Gran
them 1000; Glenn McNeer 2760o;
1900
In Re: Separate Road District No. 2.
The Road Report for Separate Road
District No. 3. having been filed with
the Board and the same having been
O.ked by the Board. It is hereby or
dered that the following accounts be
allowed payable out of Separate Road
District No. 2. as follows, TO wit:
Z. & N. Products Co. 28l IS; Gnemi
q Hammett 1900; Texaco Ser. Sta
81. 10: Hand Motor Co. 80 80; Hammett
Gvi. Co. 417.36; Red T. Oil Co 165 So;
Hand Motor Company, West 1850;
Standard Oil Company $500: Wat
klns- Aldridge Equip. Co. 1898; West
Water Works 225; Sharkey Truitt
5000; Mrs. Mildred Holmes 500; Eel
~ Christian $780, G. F. wilkins
$500; A. c. Autry 5000; Elum Nc
Bride 117.00: Dennis Mcbride 1913 90;
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-03-22

Friendship-Four
Thousand Miles Apart

chessboard. And the fellow I
England writes that he does tn
same. almost as II we were I
the same ROOM" says Dad coz
tentedly.
From where I sit, you can tai
about diplomacy and foreign pOl
icy, but It's often little fricndl
things-like . game Of chess Q
a glaze fof beer-that can mah
for tolerance and understandin
-. between people Of differeE
nations, between folks here {
nomei
&s&'~x
Evening star., 1951-04-05
Hosiery

219 prs. Gas Is" Full FASH
ioned Sheer NylonS; famous
name styles: several weights
and constructions; broken
sizes and colors ------5 Soc pr.
161 prs. orig. $1.50 Shadow
Heel Nylons. Frame heel and
sole. 81 gauge super-sheers.
Good colors, not all sizes,
8Sc pr.
80 prs. orig. $1.35 Dress Sheer
Nylon Hosiery. Perfects. 80
denier for dress and office.
Discontinued colors in popu-
lar sizes ---79c Or,
AZ prs. Imperfects Of 1.50 Fa-
nous Name 51-Gauge Nylon
Hosiery, slight imperfections;
not all sizes Z---- 69c Or,
lis prs. Imperfects of 1.35
Super-Sheer No Seam Nylons;
good colors, broken sizes; very
fine construction -. 59c pr.
81 prs. Irregulars of 1.35 Full
Fashioned Service Weight Ny.
Ions, cotton reinforced; bro
ken sizes and colors 79c pr.
IS prs. Imperfects of 1.65 CO.
Gauge Sheer Nylon Hosiery;
broken sizes in discontinued
colors 69c pr.
263 prs. orig. 29c and 39c
Misses and Children's Ankle
Socks, made of cotton; as
sorted styles; broken sizes and
colorS 10c pr.
Kann's-Street Floor
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Bedroom
Furniture

1-S44.95 Serta Innerspring
Mattress. pre-built borders,
twin size --..--$ $26.99
1-S47.50 Simmons Kannsleep
Mattress, innerspring, double
size --~---------$2 $3.50
1-S26.95 Innerspring Mattress.
soiled, twin size S4..77
1-S49.50 Innerspring M at
tress, pre-built borders, double
size ------ $3.50
1-S44.50 Serta Box Spring,
double size ----S2 S24.5O
1-S49.5O Englander Proper
Poise De luxe Mattress, inner
spring, twin size $3.50
1-S26.95 Innerspring Mat
tress, taped edges, double size,
S16.SS
1-S39.50 Foster Box Spring,
soiled, double size Ze------$24.5O
1-S49.95 Englander Holly
Wood Outfit, lnnerSpring, 80"
wide -$32.SS
1-S89.5O Simmons Sofa Bed,
innerspring construction,
$3.50
1-16.95 Cricket Chair, maple
finish, wing back style, $10.99
1-S14.95 Boudoir Chair, floral
pattern SS.9S
1-S29.95 Roll-A-Way Cot with
innerspring mattress, 80" wide,
S19.99
1-S62.5O Chest of Drawers,
mahogany veneer, as is, $41.8S
2-$2.50 Pillows, crushed white
chicken feathers, soiled,
$1.25 each
Kann's-Furr .ture-3rd Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-05
Infants Wear

s2.99 Walt Disney Character
Cotton Twill Crawlers and
Overalls; II mos. to 6 yrs,
$500
$1.99 Children's Cotton Over
alls; sizes S to 7---$1.48 Z
$1.29 Sanforized Cotton Cow
eralls, small, medium, large.
S1.00
$l.OO Children's Cotton Knit
Polo Shirts with names
stamped on ------25c
75c Carter Tyke Panties, brok-
en- sizes to 8; discontinued
number --- 25c
Sl.49 Children's Corduroy
Jackets, broken sizes to 6 S1.00
$1.49 Toddlers' Corduroy
Crawlers, gripper crotch S1.0o
S1.99 Toddlers' Cotton Crepe
Pajamas, plastic lined. Small
medium, large -----S1.00
S1.49 Girls Cotton Blouses,
some lace trimmed ------$1.0O
Seconds of $1.99 Rayon Knit
Sweaters, small and medium,
$1.00
S3.99 Girls Bright Plaid Bath
Robes, broken sizes to 6 $1.O0
Kann's-Fourth Floor
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Linens Ufssl
DOfssesficS

30O-Sec. S1.O9 Cannon Comb.
spun Pillowcases, 45x3Sh",
79c
l Lot Tablecloths, Towels, Mis-
cellaneous Linens, all "as is"
10c to s2.s9
50-S4.95 initiated Tea Sets,
42x42-in. cloth with S nap
kinds, choice of initials -$2.99
55-S2.4S Fancy Ruffled Pil-
lowcase Sets. neatly boxed,
$1.49
2s-$3.S5 Cannon Towel Sets,
6-pc. solid color, original car
tons ------------------$2.19
So-S1.S5 Crash Linen Cloths,
50x68-in. size ---------99c O..
6o-S4.95 Pure Linen Damask
Dinette Cloths, B1x63-in. size,
$3.50
20-Ss.95 Belgian Linen Open
Work Cloths, 64x104-in. size.
choice Of gold. peach. char
treuse or blue -S4.59
10-$7.95 Imported Rayon and
Cotton Damask Cloths, 6Ox102-
In. size. solid colors $3.50
So-S1.s5 Imported Rayon and
Cotton Damask Cloths, 5Ox5O-
In. luncheon size 99c
IL prs. $6.95 Bates Calcutta
Draperies, 21a yds. long, pinch
pleated S3.49
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-05
k0llJERIDAl
COs'sets

1-S10.95 Flexees Strapless
Corselette; Nyralon with talon
closing; white, 38------$6.99
2-$l6.50 Venus Nylon Mar
quisette Corselettes; nude sizes
SO to AZ $9.99
4-$5.95 Figure Builder Cor
selettes, figured brocade; size
SO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
3-S10.95 Flexees Corselettes,
rayon satin, sizes 35, 81 and
40 -------- - 5000
12-S3.OO "Make Believe" N.Y.
Ion Brassieres; black, sizes 80
and "a S1.99
4-S12.50 Venus Nylon Corset
cites, sizes 80 and 40 -SS.25
48-S3.95 All Elastic Step-in
Girdles, for junior figures;
small and medium m------S1.O0
25-$2.50 Famous Make Nylon
and Elastic Bandeaux; sizes
80 to SO, B cup p----------S1.00
15-$2.N to $500 FIexees
Strapless Bandeaux, of rayon
satin: nude, white; 80 to SO,
$1.69
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-05
Occasional
Furniture

1-S10.95 Smoker, all metal,
chrome finished, as is --$4.9S
2-S2.29 Pedestal Style Metal
Smokers, mahogany finished
metal. slightly marred- -$1.44
1-S3.69 Metal Smoker, tray
top, chrome trim, marred,
$2.49
1-S6.95 Footstool, mahogany
finished, floor sample ---S3.9S
Sass AL Metal Telephone
Shelves, assorted colors, $1.47
1-$54.50 Bridge Set, 5-pieceS.
Wooden folding style, blond
finish, aqua plastic covering,
floor sample ---------- $34.50
1-S6.95 Sampson Card Table,
metal folding frame, green
top, marred S3.98
1-SS.95 sampson Bridge
Chair, plastic covered seat,
back. Floor sample -----$4.9S
Kann's-Fourth FLOCK
Evening star., 1951-04-05
Upholstery

6 prs. S3.98 to $5.98 Organdy
Ruffled Curtains. slightly
soiled from display; white coll
or; assorted lengths 81 to 90;
ruffled ed------S1.98
2 prs. $I.ss Knit Curtains, 81
inches long, ivory color;
Solled -S9c pr.
IL pcs. $2.98 Cretonne Maple
Chair Covers, assorted colors.
$1.6S
~ pcs. Sl4.9S to $19.98 Dis
continued Patterns Plasticized
Fibre Auto Covers; green, ma
room and blue; 1884 to 1851
2-door, 4-door and club coupes,
S9.95
2 pcs. $685. Cedar Wardrobe,
floor samples, red cedar, $1,000
SO pcs. $1.60 to S1.S5 Window
Shades, assorted widths, 800
/ pc. $79.95 Lane Cedar Ward
robe, mahogany finish; floor
sample -----------$59 $685.
6 prs. $6.SS Rayon Faille Dra-
peries, red and chartreuse
colors, soiled, assorted lengths,
$2.98
IL prs. $6.98 Seersucker Vanity
Skirts, corded seams; assort-
ed colors s----$1.19
8 pcs. $4.98 Window Festoons,
seersucker; assorted colors,
S1.00
10 yds. 49c yard Curtain Ma
terials, assorted remnants,
19c yard
4 pcs. S2.19 Decorod, 80" to So"
widths S1.00
"a pcs. CSC to $1.29 Curtain
Strips, assorted lengths. 10c ca.
/ pc. $6.49 Ruffled Charmqui-
sette, 72-inch lengths; green
colors S2.9S pr.
$1.69 Quilted Plastic Kitchen
Chair Covers, set----------$1
Kann's-Third Floor
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SiIUer

1-S9.98 Silver Plated Tray.
Avondale pattern. Scratched.
S5.99s
1-S15.OO Silver-Plated Tray.
Rogers gadroon border.
Scratched ------$8.S8"
$1,000 Silver Plated Cold
Meat Platter S5.99s
1-S9.98 Large Silver-Plated
Round Tray. Scratched, $4.49*
4-S6.9S Sterling Candle
Sticks, as is------S3.49+ pr.
'Plus 20eo tax
Kann's-Silver-Street Floor
China
$500 Porcelain Decorated
Cups -------19c 19c
12-S4.9S Decorated Ceramic
Cigarette Sets -$2.49
1-S59.SS California Lamp,
$l9.9S
12-Pairs S4.sS Pottery Book
Ends -------S1.O0 pr.
1S-$2.49 Decorated Ceramic
Peacock Birds -----$1.00
12-S2.98 Open Candy Dishes,
Pottery------------
kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-05
NegIigees

4S19.95 Rayon Satin Hostess
Robes, coachman style -S14.00
1-$29.95 Velvet Hostess Robe,
IA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $1,000
1-S25.W Rayon Quilted Robe,
1r. size e---$16.0O
10-S19.95 Rayon FailIe Host
esS Robes, misses sizes $1,000
1-S16.95 Rayon Satin Loung-
ing Pajama, black, IA $500
+S19.95 Rayon Satin Quilted
Robes, women's sizes - $500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-05
Budgef Dresses

43-S10.95 Misses and WOm-
ems 100-Denier Prints $500
7-S5.95 Maternity Dresses
and Skirts $500
9-S1O.95 Extra Size Women's
Dresses $500
17-S5.95 Misses Rayon
Dresses --------------S3 $500
11-S14.95-$16.95 Misses and
Women's Dressy Dresses, $500
1855 Misses and Women's
Dresses ----------S2 $500
S-S12.95 and S16.95 Misses
Tissue Faille Dresses $500
Kann's-Second Floor
Daytime Dresses
2O-S3.99 Cotton Percale Wash
Dresses. Broken sizes S1.99
15-S3.99 Washable Rayon
Dresses. Mostly small sizes,
S2.7S
20-S5.95 Cotton Dresses.
Broken sizes - $500
15-$6.95 Printed Rayon
Dresses. Small sizes S2.00
30-$7.95 S10.95 Cotton
Dresses. Misses and half
sizes $5.88
15-S7.95 Rayon Bemberg
Dresses. In broken sizes. S5.88
i0-$5.95 Brunch Coats. Broken
sizes - S2.S8
5-SS.95 Gabardine Dresses.
1888
25-S5.95 Maternity Dresses.
In small sizes -S2.88
@Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-05

can spot a sound physical speci-
men.
DR.. j. Kenneth Little, Madison,
Wis, secretary of the National
Conference for the Mobilization
Of Education. agreed with Mr.
Macdonald, adding:
"Only the national interest can
Justify any conscription. And the
interest of the individual cannot
be considered when the interest
of the group is at stake"
DR.. Little pointed out that il
appears 1851 high-school gradu-
ates will be able to enter college
in September. before their age
group comes up for the draft"
Evening star., 1951-04-05
SpOrfSaceaf'

$1.99 and $3.50 BIouses, vari-
Gus rayons and cottons, brok-
S12.95 Rayon Dresses, polka
dots in 2 styles. Red, green,
navy, grey; broken sizes S5.SS
$16.95 and $17.95 Dresses.
Various fabrics, broken sizes,
S12.88
S19.95-S22.95 Dresses. Variety
Of pure silk prints; broken
sizes es---Sl4 SASS
S3.99 Nyion Slip-on Sweaters.
rainbow colors; "a to 40 S1.99
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-05
Lingerie

50-$l.99 Rayon Crepe Slips,
broken sizes -------$1.59
25-$1.99 Cotton Batiste
Gowns ------------2 for $500
75-$3.99 Tailored Rayon
Crepe Slips, irregulars, white,
pink, 80 to 80 for $500
10--S3.S9 Rayon Gowns, size
80 $2.OO
1883 Cotton Seersucker
Gowns. Straight cut, small
sizes ------------$1 $1.29
6-$2.99 Flanelette Gowns, "a,
$500
$3.50 Rayon Crepe Slips,
lace trimmed, size AZ. White,
solled -----$2.OO
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-05
Educators Clash Over Tests
In Student Draft Defernents

CHICAGO (CDN.-The Nation
wide draft-deferment test planned
for million college men this
spring is undemocratic. a Chicago
educator charged Tuesday.
He was promptly answered by
other educators who maintain that
with the security of the Nation at
stake, deferment must be on a
coldly competitive basis.
John Shlien, former chief ex-
aminer of the Chicago Civil Serv-
ice Commission. now teaching at
university college of the University
Of Chicago. said:
"The tests in May and June
won't be, true intelligence tests,
They'll be reading comprehension
tests.
Calls ''Cards Stacked"
TN such tests, the cards are
stacked against youths from work.
ing-class backgrounds who don't
develop literary and reading COM
prehension as soon as others.
81. @. tests generally favor those
who have had the opportunity to
develop q wide vocabulary, and
who have had the problems expert
enced by the authors of the tests
themselves.
This has q lot to do with social
class. The question should be
raised whether this is truly
democratic system of draft Or
ganization.
At the Congress Hotel, where the
sixth annual national conference
on higher education is In progress.
two nationally known educators
objected.
Said Ralph w. Macdonald,
Washington, executive secretary
Of the National Education Asso-
citation:
"This Nation has entered upon
o long-range struggle for survival
against communism.
"The welfare Of the Nation. not
the interest of the individual, must
be the basis for any draft defer
ments.
Life and Death Struggle.
eff competitive tests show one
student Is ready to study physics
or engineering and another is not,
1t would be folly to defer the latter
Just because he has a high native
intelligence, and to spend years
filling him in so he can succeed
in advanced study.
mo one has a right to be de-
ferred. This is life and death
struggle for our country. We have
to strengthen ourselves by every
possible means.
1--WE need men in the armed
services. Natural leaders can ad-
vance from the ranks.
THE student who shows the
best promise of succeeding in a
high level of academic training
should be put into that training.
He may have no greater native
intelligence than other students
who are drafted-but he is better
prepared for technical training
than they are"
Can Spot Promising"
Mr.. Macdonald said it is now
entirely possible" by tests to spot
an academically promising stu
dent as accurately as physicians
Evening star., 1951-04-05
NecktCeNi'

200 Yards 29e to 59c Eyelet
EmbrOideries, / to 2 inches
wide, plain organdie 15c yd.
59c to $1.00 Yd. Ruffling, /" to
6" wide. Organdie, lace edged,
rayon crepe for slips, wide
bias pique for cuffs, few
nylonS ---------25c
$1.00 Neckwear. Cotton pique
in several styles. Busters and
Wee necks; button trim, 59c
Irregular Blouses. Rayon
crepes in white and prints;
few novelties; broken sizes,
$1.59
16-S5.95 and S6.95 Soiled
Blouses. Rayon crepe; brown,
aqua, white. Broken sizes
80 to AZ 42---S 1888
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-05
HNisdkerchiefS

Irregulars Of 59c Hankies.
Bow knot design prints on
fine cotton. Bright colors, 2Sc
25c Hankies for Women. Cot
ton prints. When properly
folded spell Mother" 14c
S1.00 WOmen's Hankies. Large
size linens In attractive prints.
Some zodiac subjects 29c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-05
SOiIed
Comforts
and Blankets

9-S39.95 Down Comforts, ray
on satin covered; 72x84 $24.99
7-S22.95 Down Comforts. ray
on taffeta; 72x84"- $16.42
3-S29.95 Down Comforts.
72x84" S S19.95
3-S42.OO Down Comforts;
72x84" --- S27.33
4-S13.95 All Wool Blankets,
70x84" $3.50
2-S18.95 All Wool Blankets,
72x90" $12.99
4-S22.S5 ALI Wool Blankets,
72x90" $16.99
3-$9.95 Blankets, 25% wool,
50% rayon, $50 cotton $3.50
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-05
Teen ShOp

P
$3.50 Corduroy Jackets,
$500
10-$29.95 Solid or Check Wool
Spring Suits $20.80
8-S16.95 Solid Pastel or Navy
Wool Toppers $12.0O
20-S2.99 White Cotton Broad
cloth Blouses --S8 $50
25-S1.29 Dark Tone Fine Cot
ton Knit Tee Shirts sec
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-05
Better Dresses

5-$22.95 Tailored Misses
Dresses by Paula Brooks,
$1,000
11-$17.95 to $22.95 Misses
Dresses, in broken sizes $500
5-S39.S5 Ireen Original
Misses Dresses, in navy, beige,
aqua ------- S28. 90
7-S17.95 WOmen's Dresses,
in pastels $500
Kann'S-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-05
Luggage

6-S8.95 Weekend Cases, $500
SS1S.50 Hat and Shoe Cases,
$3.50
2-S16.95 Shoe Bags 500
2-S12.95 Train Cases $500
6-S13.95 "A" Cases 5000
3-S14.S5 FL" Wardrobe Cases,
S11.00
1S14.95 26" Pullmans $11.00
3-$22.50 FL" Wardrobes, $500
plus 20ee tax
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-05
Books

S-S1.49 Copies Of "The Huck-
sters" --4 49c
13-S5.00 Copies Of Franklin
Roosevelt at Hyde Park, $1.49
$500 Copies "Rouault"
(black and white colored
plates) S1.9S
S-$1.00 Copies Of Book Of
Etiquette" "---------------69c
4-$2.50 "Food II . Four-Let-
ter Word" ----S1.25
2-S3.75 Gel . brities Cook
BOOK -----------------$l.98
1-$15.W Sculpture Of Ivan
Mestr0vic" 81. 80
Kann's-Downstairs Bookstore
Evening star., 1951-04-05

The United States produces
about 1.3 billion pounds OF butter
yearly.
Evening star., 1951-04-05
GIOUeS

. Prs. $3.50 Sheer Nylon
Gloves. Black only; 61s and 7,
$1.49
100 Prs. S1.0O Sheer Nylon
Slip-on Gloves. White, black,
pink: 6-61a---49 -49c
10 Prs. $500 and $4.00 Pig
skin Shortie Gloves. Sizes
9, 81, 61a------S2.4
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-05
JeaI,eIry

150-S1.95 Pieces Of Costume
Jewelry -------$1.00*
125-S1.25 Compacts - $1.O0
$500 Rhinestone and Simu-
lated Pearl Necklace - -$1.95*
$500 Pr. Gold Colored Cuff
Links, as is ------------59 59c*
1-S67.50 Lady's Wrist Watch,
S25
plus 10% tax
1-$125 Mans Wrist Watch,
S39.75
plus 10To tax
25--S1.O0 Jewel Boxes
'Pius 2OTo Tax
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-05
Lamps

4--S29.SS China Table Lamps,
with lovely shades ---$12.99
2-S59.9S Hand Decorated
China Table Lamps, velvet
crown shades --------$39.98
$4,000 Beautiful Capdi de
Monte Table Lamps, with rich
decorator shades $69.50
1o-s2.ss-s5.ss Pin-Up Lamps,
S9c
20-S2.9S Rayon Vanity Shades,
$1.29
5-S14.9S Bronze-plated Stu
dent Bridge Lamps, complete
with shades S8.98
10-s1.SS Parchment Shades,
CSC
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-05
Rags

1-S209.65 High Pile Two-tone
Broadloom Rug, 9x7. S44.95
1-S212.15 Yellow Green High
Pile BrOadl0om, 9x7-2- -S44.95
1-s224.s3 Beige High Pile
Broadloom, 9x7-7-----S S49.95
1-s1s7.O4 Light Beige High
Pile Broadloom, 9x6-2 S35.95
15-s3.s5 Mottle Cocoa Mats,
16x27" S2.88
20-S2.95 Rose Fibre Rugs,
27x54" ---S1 S1.OO
50-S2.50 So. Yd. Inlaid Rem
nants -- $1.00 50. yd.
2-S23.95 Blue Shag Cotton
Rugs, 4X6' -$ $7.95 ca.
1-S21.95 Peach Loop Pile
Cotton Rug, soiled, Axe it.,
1895
1-S21.95 Gold Loop Pile Cot
ton Rug, soiled, Axe -----$3.95
1-$34.95 Gray Loop Pile Cot
ton Rug, soiled- $15.95
25-Loop Pile Lid Covers -1sc
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-05
Leather Goods

Leather Goods
1-S12.5o Brown Leather
Shoulder Bag. Adjustable
strap, as Is is--------S6 $685.
2 Black Calfskin Bags with
red leather lining -$6.95"
1-S10.50 Brown Calfskin
Handbag ----- S3.5O*
$3.50 Women's Billfolds,
as is ---- S2.OOs
5o-S5.00 Mems BillfoIds. as
Is ---S S2.50*
1-S10.50 Navy Calfskin Bag
with shell trim and leather
lining $500
IFS Handbags, including p,as-
tics, failles and patents, S1.00"
'Plus 2Oeo Tax
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-04-05
UPHOLSTERY C.
SPECIALS at ...

6sesse Upholstery Squares; fiezes. hand prints broeo
telIes etc. for $l.OO
Pcstie Dcperies; foros stripes, solid eolors v yords
long, II" with valance
Heovy Royon Foe Drapery Fabric; nine vodyed eoors,
As" wide yerd II 90
Solid Foam Rubber, for making cushions re-uphosterno
scots; 100 square inches 90
$l6s Knitted Mople Chair Covers, in ottroetive multi
coIors; smooth finish 90
cIeor Pestie Chair Covers for dining ehors; drow
string for fit
$780, $l.ls PIese cottess Sss top and bottom sosh,
tie books eolors Observation-Disclosures for 81 90
Irress. Of NyIon Curtain Pencils tailored style; 45 and
81" lengths. Ivory and postel eoors --------8l.OO
Upholstery-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-02
La Toilette Will Not Try
For Another u. 5. Post
BY the As.eeioted Press

Charles M. La Toilette. who quit
the Subversive Activities Control
Board after the Senate failed to
approve his appointment, said yes
terday he won't accept another
Government post.
Talking to reporters after a call
on President Truman. he said that
he and the President were very
practical men and didn't discuss
another appointment.
I'D probably get the same ad-
verse treatment" he said.
Mr.. La Toilette, former Republi-
can Representative from Indiana
was acting chairman of the board
and presiding officer of a panel
which has been holding hearings
on a Government move to require
the Communist Party to register
under the Internal Security Act.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
Catholic PiIqrimuoe e

ST. JOHN, New Brunswick. up.
Plans for a maritime pilgrimage
to the International Eucharistic
Congress at Barcelona, Spain, next
summer were announced by Most
Rev. P. A. Bray, Roman Catholic
bishop Of St. John. Maritimers
will join those from other parts of
Canada sailing from Montreal
May 8.