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Evening star., 1951-01-14
Observation-Disclosures

Accountant Bookkeeper
Income tax returns filed; expert; rea-
sonable rates. OW. $500 or oW.
ACCoUNTANT-oFF; MGR, 10 yrs
draft exempt. dependable. UN, 3799.
ADV. AND/oR SALES promotion,
public relations; top refs. FREE
resume. P. o. Box 717o, Wash. 4,
ADVERTISING. radio public relations
promotion experience. college grad,
draft exempt. Box 460-J. Star. IA"
ADVERTISING ART. layout. copy
ideas. singls pieces & e entire diEs sam Gam
BARTENDER-At present employed
desirous of making change; compe-
tent mixologist, with complete dining
and bar experience; non-drinker
seliablei saiassi. very high type; references
BOY, colored. desires Job as busboy
GROVER, DE. ai75.
BUSINESS ADM. background. lie
accounting and law. married, 32
BTTLER I'll E OR WaITER-colored mar
wishes job. Phone Ii. 6-0511. .
CHAUFFEUR. colored, or. driving OF
any kind: last employed with En-
bassy. GE. 967S.
CHEF. colored, for immediate service
experience, good background; extra
or full time. Ex S217.
CHEF-Lady wishes to recommend
her very excellent cook. club, insti.
tuition, priv. family. CO. 1894.
COMBINATION COOK, for evening
work, settled colored man. Phone DE,
407S.
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER and
general contractors estimator. free
lance, large or small projects, sue
ceSsful record of competitive esti-
mating; cost control project basis
only: Box 56-L, Star. IS
COOK, experienced, colored man, de-
sireS 7ay or night work Of any kind.
CooK-Young col. man wants part
time. ewes 6-12 pm. LA. 6-7911.
CooK-Ali-aroun good references
room; board and small salary
COOK, colored. young, II years
experience, wants lob in first-class
restaurant or dept. store: no Sun
day work. TR 0424.
COOK AND CHAUFFEUR for private
family; best of reference. first class;
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TYPIST

In collection dept. of major finance
company. Interesting Job, not
straight typing. Good hours and
working conditions. Life insurance
and disqualification benefits. Oppor-
tunity for advancement. ST. 4S00.
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SALESLADY. familiar with knitting
yarns and yard goods; exp: vic.
Bet BetheSda 6das Md; full or part time
sALEsIADY for greeting card depart
ment; full time permanent position.
Apply WILLIAM BALLANTYNE g.
SONS, 1927 F st. NV, between To-
IL am. and 3-4 pm. -16
SALESLADY-Exper for jewel
~ store. TINY JEWEL BOX, 1922 "a
saLEsLADY, Is aD perm. position, selling
infants and children's wear; must
sosTYs II fAPsE kf1p1E f6GS sa!alS land ARess ssss
Georgia ave. Silver Spring Shop
saLEsLADY for retail yard goods
store and drapery shop, one with
experience preferred, but will con-
slider experience in other selling
fields .dresSss, etc nn'y Or eXpenslnsnFSRs SnnFR
srm Spring, oiI Nd, sH T. ss1s. 60 ave, Isi
for better speciality store; S35 per
wk., plus liberal commission. THE
PRINCESS SHOP. HOS F st. NV
sALEsLADY for corsets and bras
sieres; exc salary and WORKING sgEiT noR s9R
sALEsLADY. experienced. better
mission. $50 wk' minimum earn
ings. JOAN ROBERTS. Conn. at l..
SALESLADY AND CLERK. excellent
opportunity for advancement, pleas
Apply in person. SINGER SEWING
CENTFP 24o1 Conn ave Ia
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ACCOUNTANT

Part time; 20 yrs. exp; books set UP:
kept. tax service; statements; man
agement assistance you can sensi.
bly, afford. OR. 5000 or OIL. 25aS.
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TYPIST

Coca starting salary with regular pay
increases: 7-hour day. 5-day week
Excellent working conditions with
large public utility. Ages 1928 Call
National 9925. Ext. 140. for appt.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
RESIDENT MANAGER

For exclusive NV. apt. house, age
limit 40-45. only experience need
apply. Position available immedi-
ately. Apply personnel ofiee, 2730
Wis. ave. NV. Wednesday Ia.
SALAD LADY, white, cafeteria exper.;
refs; req, steady work. 8. day wk:.
meals Raa saerGh and uniforns ms farnished phs Cali
Oh. 1880, Ext. 1856. Mon. morning
between $50 and 1920 or after
SALES GIRL for greeting card and
S'sti0nfIs n.a pRsEisoSsroR useasi ePpis 1865 81
to-wear; excel. salary plus commits
sion; permanent position. FRAN
CINE, 736 7th st. NV. -16
ary for risht person. netS 5s.dsy day week
Store closed Sun. afternoon and az
day Mon. Apply in person. after =
am SCHUPP'S BAKERY, 5542
Conn. ave. NV. 20
SALESGIRL
For candy shop in Silver Spring; ex-
perience preferred, but not nee
essary; Apply GREGoR cHGol,Co. cGl,;Cs
saI6s' saTIhs. Md. ssl s0nifan' St, sllver
SALESLADIEs, experienced. infants
and commission. Apply ESTHER
SHOP, 1925 F st. NV. -l6
SALESLADIES. experienced. hitting
children'S shoes: excel. salary and
commission. Apply ESTHER SHOP,
1925 F st. NV. 10
SALESLADIES, ready to wear mil
linery. exper, essential. excel. salary,
perm. positions. Apply in person
only. bet. 2 and pm. lois Conn.
ave. -l7
SALESLADIES-Read wear acces-
sorieS for fine ladies' speciality store:
experience preferred; permanent po-
sitions with opportunity for advance
ment. Apply the ESSIE O'DONNELL
CO., 340T Conn. ave. NV. Ii
SALESLADIES
To sell Sterling direct to the home.
You can make good> money.
BROS, INC.
704 11th St. NV.
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7th. Sth AND z

MARKERS, experienced, laundry, on
National. marking machines; good
pay, good hours. Apply GREYSTONE
LAUNDRY. 2216 sth st NV. 30
MEDICAL SECRETARY for social
service department in tumor clin-
ic, one familiar with debating ma
chine; hours $50 to 4:30, 5 days
increase in 4 months to 1925. Ap-
MEDICAL TEcHNICIAN-Prefer Ger
titled for full time, part time or Sat.
work. Call 10. 3-4340. is
NIGHT AUDIToR-Apply in person;
HOUSE. 18th and H st. NV. -19
Sc; some typins; 5000 hours top
salary. Call 10. $1,000. --21
ONCE: Medical Center; 5-day week;
fta paFticuiars sIiS to N. D.. p. o. Box Box 174o.
NURSE
6Hday % week; Starting s1a5 mo. with
/ meal Apply in person at moor;
Monday. January Is. HOUSE OF
kPsls sSe sSeneF eaehed Aaahs My BY &c cross
town bus.)
NURSE E-RECEPTIONIST, in doctor S
office. Experience preferred but not
necessary. Must have typing. Please
state age and salary desired. Box
313-E Star. -15
NURSE, for newborn, 2-yr.-old and
school-age children; live in; immed.
employment. Other help empl. Ex-
perienced only apply. Salary, S175
to 5000. Telephone DE. 5000.
NURSERY SCHOOL and kindergarten
director; must be experienced
Write stating qualifications, Box
OFFICE CLERK, young lady, for
routine work in accounting office
Of large local company. Call pU.
Ill. -15
Evening star., 1951-01-14

ATTENTION LADIES
Excel opportunities for part-time
work; flexible hrs; exp. not nee. If
you can meet public: average $50 to
$40 wk Phone JA 2-5635.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
SALESLADIES

SALESLADIES
For Dress Department in one
of Washington's leading
ladies' speciality stores. Full
time, permanent position,
store benefits and discounts.
Apply Mr.. Miller, 4th Floor.
PHILIPSBORN
11th St., between F and G SITS. NV.
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TYPISTS (2)

positions, good benefit plan, pro-
motion assured. Call Mrs Edger-
ton HO o47R 16
Evening star., 1951-01-14
TYPIST

Il you really enjoy tipping but are
tired of working for Mr.. Wump," +"
we. think you would like 1t here
Of girls who type letters. We work
reasonably hard and pay is fairly
good Besides we get regular cash
bonuses. free insurance. vacation
Leave. sick leave and other benefits.
40-hour week, permanent work, ad-
yancement too. Why not tell US
about yourself and the kind of posi-
tion you want? Write today care
OF P. o. Box 3046, Washington,
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PART TIME
CLEANING WOMAN

2 hours. Mon. through Fri. eve, be-
tween $50 and 9:30 and 2 hours
Saturday between l and 5, to clean
small Office bldg; pay 75e hour. Ap-
ply MR.. RUPERT, Mon. eve, $50.
sol r /. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
GARFINCKEL'S
F st. at 14th
STENOGRAPHERS
TYPISTS
Openings for several expert stenog-
raphers and typists. Temporary
WORK. l to months. ST. 1871.

WORK. L " nioi''ii' -i6
sTENo.-EXypeJT IN, IN general ZEN all oftfs tttie
experience preferred but not essen
qualifications and previous exper.
in first letter. Box 59-K. Star.
STENOGRAPHER-CL CLERK, interesting
position for competent, experienced
conditions. s22 sth St. NV. DI,
sTfpEtSSoGRApHER fptSoApE CLERK, general
office work; 5-day, 40-hr. wk.; per-
manent; paid vacation, retirement,
free disqualification, etc, good start
Ing salary For nteTyssX fNsfyRsNcE sss co "
COZ cor. Vii Wilson blvd. and N. Fillmore
st., Arl., Va. Phone JA. 2-3S00.
sTENoGRAPHER-CLERK, must know
ShoEthandi S syBURgAN W,s aye NATIONAL sath Md
SECRETARY with
high-class firm; modern air-cond.
Office; pleasant surroundings: group
hospital, surgical, sick benefits. life
ms; must be effic. exper.. depend
rsSd sssIy state Raa s ssG sar
sTENo.- -TYPIsT. age 20 to 80. expe-
rienced in shor thand and tipping;
must be high school graduate; sal
ary $3.50 per month to start; D.
tunity. Apply employment office,
100 29th st. NV, Mon through
Fri. $50 am. to 5 pm. No phone
SWfTCHBoARD OPERATOR, exp.
preferred; must be able to type;
81 days wk,; exc; working cond.
Apply THE ESTHER SHOP, 1925
F st. NV. -16
TEACHER-Nursery; for mornings
and to assist with some resident
children in the afternoon; to live
in the school. P. o. Box 1925. is
OPERATOR for PIX
board; 5Ka-day week, pleasant work.
ing conditions; preferably one living
in Sc. area. Apply MR.. DUBLIN,
2012 Shannon pl. Sc. -16
TELEPHONE oPERATOR-Insurance
Apply Manaeer. 1909 L st. NV.
Ia
Evening star., 1951-01-14

Secretary -Stenographer
5-day wk. Age 2o-35. Shorthand
100-12O, tipping, 6O-65. Salary $3.50
S265. RE. 6512.
Evening star., 1951-01-14

1890. with tipping ability; Mon
through Fri. Q to $50. Pleasant
working cond.. good pay. Apply MR..
RUPERT, Mon. 8 to IL am. SOL
r. l. ave. ne.
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Permanent position in our circula-
tion department.; 5-day. 40-hr. week,
company benefits in addition to
salary; high school graduate. 1885
years of age. neat in appearance.
and able to give good attendance:
reasonable shorthand and tipping
speeds are required Apply Per-
sonnel, Room SOC. Open weekdays.
S:30-5 ard Saturday 9-1.
THE EVENING STAR
11ol Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-01-14

MAKE MONEY AND FRIENDS
WITH FRIENDSHIP GREETINGS!
Cards sell themselves! Gorgeous 25-
card all-occasion assortment for
birthdays. other events. only 81
You make 1000. profit! Folks buy
on sight. Big line. ST imprinted
stationery. matches. etc. Extra cash
bonus. No experience needed. Boxes
on approval. Imprint samples free!
FRIENDSHIP. $50 Adams, Elmira
Evening star., 1951-01-14

PR, liaiSon, assns., editor,
radio. Will travel, relocate.
Box 33-L, Star.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
PIX OPERATOR

,r work in large apt bldgs. Apply
personnel office. CAFRITZ CO., 1404
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-01-18
FOR RENT

STORE room for rummage sales. 653
East 152nd st. Gil. 1-2474.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-01-18

Earl d. Merrill, director of the
Agricultural Extension Bureau of
Republic Steel Corporation, will
address the East Cleveland Ex-
change Club January % at 1900
noon.
"a Farmer Looks at Industry"
will be Merrill's topic at the meet
ing at the East Cleveland Y.M,C.A.,
Lee I'd. and Euclid ave.
A graduate of Cornell Univer-
sity, Merrill has been a high school
principal, county agricultural agent
and farm manager during his
career. He served with the Army
during World War l and was agri-
cultural advisor to the Monroe
County, New York draft board
during World War II. Merrill is a
member of the American Society
of Agricultural Engineers.
Commenting upon his talk, Mer-
rill said, "The farm and city are
completely inter-dependent. Gains
in farm efficiency are reflected in
the general prosperity, and agri-
culture owes much to the business
man. The distance, economically
speaking, between the farm and
the city is not far"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-01-18
BAHIA S Plan World
Religion Day Sunday

Baha'is of East Cleveland are
sponsoring a public program for
World Religion Day at 2:30, Sun
day afternoon, January Fl at the
church parlor at 1260o Euclid ave-,
it was announced by DR.. Myrta P.
Sandoz, ITO belmont ave-, chair
man of the local assembly.
Mr.. John Perkins Shurcliff of
Massillon, Ohio, will discuss spiri-
tual necessity Of unity in religion.
"This years theme, World Re-
ligion is the path to world unity" f"
DR.. Sandoz says, emphasizes the
basic priciple of universal faith"
Mr.. Shurcliff is on the Baha'i
Regional Teaching Committee for
Ohio.
Mr.. Shurcliff will be interviewed
by news commentator Dorothy
Fuldheim, Friday at 6:20 on her
television program on VIEWS -
channel 5. Saturday at 1880 p. m.
he is to be interviewed on radio
station WSRS..
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-01-18
P.T.A.

Chambers Adds Drama Group
Chambers P.T.A. swings into its
second heavy week of adult educa-
tion under Mrs. George Douglas.
The Red Cross meetings are also
getting under way and anyone who
desires to register please contact
Mrs. Douglass at Gil. 1859 imme-
diately.
Mrs. Francis Daley has accepted
the Craftsmanship to assist in ar
rangements for the dramatic
teacher, Mrs. Harold Bolton. Their
second meeting will be in the Little
Theatre room, Wednesday, Janu-
ary 18th, 9:30 to 11:15 q. m. A
few more members are needed.
January oath, marks the second
graders turn to attend "Roads to
Growth" where mothers and teach
ers under Miss Custer, discuss
their problems. All mothers in
Miss Winifred Savage, Miss Mary
Coil, Miss Ada Hauck and Miss
Gloria Goodman rooms are urged
to attend at 1:3o p. m. in the Little
Theatre Room.
Thursday, January 25th, at 1:45
p. m. in the Little Theatre there
will be a pre-school program. The
speaker is Miss Beatrice Lynch of
the Family Health Center, and her
topic, "Sex Education begins at
Home" Pre-school Chairman, Mrs.
Edw. Marvin will be assisted by
Mrs. Elmer Sonday, Mrs. Walter
Bartel, Mrs. L. B. Dodge, and Mrs.
Jas. Morrison.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-01-18
Our CTS

Francis J. Glending, teleman,
third class, USNR, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis J. Glending of 1745
Hartshorn rd., recently arrived at
the Fleet Activities, U. S. Naval
Base, Yokosuka, Japan, for duty.
The proud possession of all SUBJ
marine men, the Dolphin" pin now
adorns the military jacket of 1t.
(J.G) Grant B. Apthorp, 1862
Glynn rd. The pin was presented to
him by Commando Paul R.
Schratz.
Lieut.. Apthorp took part in the
5000 mile, 21-day submerged
snorkel run of the submarine
Pickerel from Hong Kong to Pearl
Harbor. He is a graduate of An
napolis and has had added inten-
sive training in his field.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant T. Apthorp, his father being
East Cleveland's Finance Director
and himself an army man. The
lieutenant's wife and two children
make their home in Honolulu where
he has been stationed for some
time.
The following East Clevelanders
have enlisted in the armed forces:
U. S. Air Force
Robert A. Ries, 1912 Sixth ave. /;
Charles J. Wolf, 14100 Shaw ave. /;
Leonard : G.. Aaroe, 1914 East
142nd ST.; Charles G. Weber, 1433
East 1S4th ST.; Joseph P. Wolf,
14100 Shaw ave.; Richard A.
Kelso, 1912 Hayden ave.
Gerald G. Adams, 14411 Alder
ave.
Army
Charles Viola, 1852 Savannah
ave.; John A. Salosky, 14311 Sciota
ave-; Harry A. Matlin, 2015 Hay
den ave-; John Engleman, 2O14
Hayden ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-01-18
Three Retire After
Lonq NYC Employment

Three members of the locomotive
shop of the New York Central at
Collinwood were honored at testi-
monial banquet Thursday, Janu-
ary 18th, in Legion Post No. 999
on East 152nd st.
The men, whose total years serv-
ice with the New York Central is
near 150, are w. F. Kehl, 1915
Arcade ave-. Cleveland; Lee Les
lie 1911 Cleveland Heights Blvd,
Cleveland Heights, and Mark Nc
Laughlin, 1925 Second ave-, East
Cleveland.
All were foremen and members
of the Collinwood Supervisors
Club, sponsor of the dinner. Mr..
Kehl, came from Germany to this
country as a boy. He Joined the
Central in 1903 in the stores de-
partment at Collinwood. He trans
ferred to the locomotive shop in
1906 as a machinist apprentice
he became a machinist in 1910 and
was promoted to foreman in 1889
Mr.. Leslie born in Geneva, o.,
Joined the Central as a machinist
in 1908 and was promoted to fore
man in 1918. Mr.. Mclaughlin is
a native of Stratford, Ont, and
went to work for the Central first
at Collinwood in 1906 as machin-
ist He was made. a foreman in
1912.
j. f. Chandler, master mechanic
at Collinwood, was master of cere-
monies and introduced the guest
speaker, Wilbur F. Davis, assis-
tant general manager of the Cen
trail. Mr.. Davis suggested that
while these men were retiring.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-01-18

they would be thought of as grad
uating - becoming members of
the Central alumni and as such
always ready to lend a willing
hand to railroads and railroaders
whatever their problems might be-
H. A. Lloyd, of the Supervisors
Club, presented each of the three
retiring members with gifts. APP
proximately 100 jammed the hall
to honor the men.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-01-18
Injured In Fall

Mrs. Dorothy Scott, 1882 Page
ave. is a patient in Huron Road
Hospital. Miss Scott sustained a
fracture of her right hip when
she fell on the ice while crossing
Euclid at Mortified ave. the even
ing of Friday, January 18th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-01-18

These and many other beautiful mokes
and models on display at our two
big addresses.
Evening star., 1951-02-21

4Womens of Jard broadcoh collars OF
Silver uedyed Muskra Navy dye green Sizes 122
to 2012. $685.
collars and cuffs
OF dyed black Persian lamb dyed Musra yoke collars Silver Fox
collars others with dyed Mink dyed black Carac
Lamb woo Jard Malta, broadcloth Pacific
needepont Black wine brown Sizes 12
to 2412 and SO to AZ SIS.
6WOmen SIPS Box Coats with haws Sverdyed Musra
navy grey, taupe, plum Sizes 1919 to 1872. $685.
1Womans S35 Fitted Broadcloth with ascot of
dyed Persian Black Size 2012. $685.
broadcolth
suede needlepoin woos Fitted trimmed with collars
cuffs yokes of dyed black Persian Lamb gydyed Persian Jap
dyed Mink Silver Fox Fherdyed Fitch and Black
yrn-dyed vine green taupe plum brown Sizes 2 to 24
and 38 to AZ. $685.
2-W0men SITS Julard Melita shawls Of
Blended Mink Black Sizes 161a and 1872 S110.
10-Women Beaver
dyed black Persian Lamb Blended Mink Black
toast, wine, brown. Sizes 102 to 201a. SIPS.
2-Womens Sis Fomann fleece plum, with
tuxedo of dyed Muskrat 121a 1412. SIS.
2Womens 5s5 Grey Broadcoth Toppers 1914 S45
5Womens S6975 and SIS Coats broadcot
beige check pink wine gold black Sizes to 1872 $685.
Evening star., 1951-02-21

81 and sl.95 JeweIy, 2 for 81
earrings bracelets pins Metals stone set designs
tailored dressy. Plus Federal tax.
Slips! Poomos! Nghties
From Underwear Shops, Second Floor
sssss5 pink satin slips in broken sizes h slsS 81
47-s5s5 crepe slips 80 to 38. S4S5.
1oo-s795 pink satin Lady Lynne slips IN ravon or nyon
tailored pink slips in broken
white nylon with net and lace s5 or
white nyon tricot slips with lace net trim Sizes 81 to
s4o-s25O white nylon in 7. sls5
and satin nghtgowns with long
White pink blue, maize in broken Sizes
ssss5 cotton nghtgowns in pink blue green maze broken
ss4s5 both tailored and lace-rmmed in broken
colors sizes 80 to &c. s2.s5.
sss 3 to So Pl"'' 's' green 0us ys'" ''''a
paamas blue Sizes 80
4o-s5s5 Rayon Crepe Pajamas prints ss.45
The Corset shop-Fifth Floor
2osos5 $3.50 foundations for large and small figures only
cotton baste cotton baste with asx back
brocade but only one or two of style in sizes 81 to
grdles pante cotton bate
and nylon One of style of size in tearoe and white
ssos5 s grdes pante grdles satin all astex
nyon; included too few hand-loomed imports Sizes 26
sovngs in NeeIeee Shop Fourth Floor
5s2s5 Quilted Cotton vestees cherry emerald royal blue black
quilted printed royal
blue backgrounds Sizes 9 to ID. So
1ss1695 Cooeye Royal Blue Corduroy LOunsng Paamas in
1ssss5 Bedjackets in white pink blue Small
1-s1es5 Satin wine teal blue Sizes
trimmed with satin Shrimp grey in sizes TO- r. IA and 49, s
1ssos5 and s2S Lounge Coats quilted Jersey lounge coats
9 to l3, 12 to l6. S.
Hostess Robes Pamas luxurious brocades
to 20, $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-02-21
Misses & Juniors
Winter Coots on sole till | PM,

3Nsses SS975 Wine Green Black Coats with black
Persian lamb trim. Sizes IA and 18. S75
SMiSes S35 FOrsmann Wool Coats beige
collar and cuffs. Sizes 10 and 16 S110.
Misses Fitted Black Dress Coat with Persian lamb collar and
cuffs. Size 16. SIS
Misses s195 Backflared Coat with dyed black Persian Lamb
collar and cuffs Size IA. S165.
5Mses $145 Black Goats with black Puritan
collar collars and cuffs Sizes 10 to 1S. sl25
3Msse $125 Black Pyramid with black
collar and cuffs Sizes to a. S10S
6es S110 Dress Goats Black ruby with dyed black
Persian Lamb collars and cuffs with collar and
cuffs. Sizes IL 18.
misses S9S75 Goats in plum color trimmed with dyed black
Persian chin collars Sizess12 a. $685.
misses S9S5 Casual Long of gold color fleece Lynx
dyed fox shawls Sizes IL and IA. S75
2Mes $3975 Storm Coats gabardine
dyed Mouton Lamb collars Sizes to 10. S2S.
Misses S4975 Broadcloth TOppers;
8 and 10. $685.
FOR JUNIORS
2Junor S985 Short Coats of wool with Moekn
collar and pocket trim. Sizes II to 49, S6s.
Juniors SIPS Coat red wool black
Size II.
Juniors S9875 Black Fitted
lamb collars and cuffs S68.
Juniors SIPS
Size Is.
Juniors fox shawl
collars Size g. S75
3Juniors S8975 Black and Coral with
dyed Jap mink trim. Sizes and 49, $68
3Msses $7995 Pyramid Coats in tempo suedecoh
Sizes to 10. S5S
Juniors S495 green Size s8
Juniors S7995 Black Fitted 49, S4S
Juniors S5975 Green Broadcloth Refer
Evening star., 1951-02-21
Tomorrow
Woshinston's Birthdoy
All JeIIefs
Stores Closes
| PM.

Juniors Sl095 to $l3e5 Dresses S6
Black Raon Fae suits for cocktail dresses in
tallc and brocaded fabrics. Also few rayon crepes.
$50 Misses and Women's Sl0o5 to S6e5 Dresses
grand selection of versatile rib fa gabardnes drey
tissue ales Navy black, brilliant spring
shades too royal blue purple wide selection OF
neckne styles lengths
of peats women's
S5. $685. $500.
552 poirs GLOvES-were $3.50 to S.. at S2.95
eathers shortie styles
black brown, white Broken
Now SOC to S3s5
2 pa-$295 $3.50 finished sheepskins
kdkns and pigkns in the Some slightly soed Black
white, green, grey, brown. 81 to S2.95.
Is your STOCKING size 8K or 9?
Lucky yous135 s165 Nonsheers service weights light
limited selection pairs.
ST. to S595 Bousettes
OF cotton nyon few beaded styles Also rayon
velvet black and gold color metal belts
Now SOC to $3.95
36-inch squares, s1.s5.
o6-S6 Royon FoiIIe Handbags
Soft and tailored styles small large black brown
$474 Fed. tax incl)
48-$1620 Handbags-aoed pouch styles
handles Upper pockets S14.22 Fed ncl)
45S6 Broadcloth Handbags-black Various
styles. soft or tailored, So Qnc. Fed. tax
tailored
navy, black brown. Sc Fed. tax inc)
of kind styles. S6 to S13.14 (Fed. tax ncl)
crusable lengths black
with velvet touches also white god beige pink red
81 and S195.
40 pars$2 SIS Cotton Goveswhte, beige, chamosghty
soiled. %
Evening star., 1951-02-21

200 poirs, 1926 to Sl495 Shoes, S.
Well-known names of fine shoes-brown-and white
spectators few fabrics flats in green calf black
suede velvet pumps black or brown, red calf sandals,
beige casuas just few pairs in each style. Limited
selection also Silver Spring and Conn Ave Stores
SAMPLES Peacock Shoes
for you CndereIIos who wear SIZE 4B
s14s5 to s22s5 pairs practically 100 styles
tn choose from - 1895
Evening star., 1951-02-21
WoMEN's s89.75 and S9S.75 Coots, SeS

Fitted and box styles in suede wool yarndye broadcloth
and Juilard Meita. Furs include dyed black Persian
Lamb grey Bombay Lamb, Beaver sable-dyed Squirrel,
dyed Fitch, Jap-dyed Mink, and dyed Muskrat. Cape
collars jabos puritan and tunnel collars. Black grey,
green, wine plum, teal taupe, navy. Sizes 1919 to 22