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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-01-12

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SeASAOA AASy SPO60 O4 ~ an
this burning question"
So, on this crucial day of hui
man history, I passed a quaint,
quiet hour with the editors of
Jewish Opinion; the hands of
the clock had been pushed far
back and now it was much ear
ier than had thought. The
rabbiS who had been consulted
were speaking.
Rabbi Samuel Belkin Of Yesh-
lvah University spoke Of it as "a
terribly serious matter The
matter Of separation Of men and
women in the synagogue" He
called this separation "a symbol
Of Jewish purity: Mixed pews
have always been foreign to the
synagogue"
He said: "The past 80 years in
America have been destructive
action by irreligious temple bod
les whose real motivation - was,
firstly, the desire to initiate the
church and, secondly, the desire
to achieve an actual separation
from the Traditional Rabbinate
and from the Traditional COM
munity. Mixed pews can be
checked if we make it our res
possibility to do so All this
will require dedication and strug-
gle. The results of acquiescense,
however, are obvious. They spell
their own destruction"
Reading Jewish Opinion"
gave the nostalgia pleasure that
an old man could feel upon re-
turning to the old homestead and
observing that nothing much had
changed: though outside terri.
BILE storm was wrecking every
thing. Not that ! am a worship.
per who Is In favor Of chasing
away the woman who sits in the
pew.
I get no evil thoughts from sit
ting with her. My purity remains
unimpaired. IF I notice her at
all it is to observe that she wears
a becoming hat. The fact is that
the lady who sits next to me is
none other than my wife upon
whom God smiles even though
Orthodox rabbis frown as she sits
next to me.
Not all the rabbis whom Jew
ish Opinion" had consulted were
as outright as Rabbi Belein. Rab-
bi Oscar z. Fasman Of the He.
brew Theological School. Chica-
go. skated cautiously around the
matter. He said: 1.-THE problem is
one that has been discussed for
almost 20 years by the leaders
Of this Yeshivah with many re-
vered rabbis Of our generation
and It is impossible and inadvis-
able to present the nature Of
such discussion In the press"
But Rabbi E. M. Bloch of the
Rabbinical College of Telshe in
Cleveland said that women being
allowed to sit among men in the
synagogue els syrnptomatic Of un-
principled leadership"
Rabbi Samuel Berliant. pTesi.
dent Of the Rabbinical Council
Of America. was saying. I'VE shall
continue strenuouslY to oppose
such departure from Tradition
and viii make every effort to
teach and persuade such eTring
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-01-12
Bill to Give Israel $500. OOO.O
Introduced in House
BY MILTON FRIEDMAN

Jewish Telegraphic Agency Correspondent
WASHINGTON. (JTA-A bill which would Israel
aid and bring her under the provisions
Cooperation Act of s4s submitted in the
this week Congressman John D. Ding
ell. Democrat Of Michigan
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-01-12
Twenty. Third World Zionist
Congress Session WIN Open
In jerusalem on July II

JERUSALEM, - (JTA)-The
twenty-third World Zionist Con-
lgress session will open in Jeru-
salem on July IL, the Jewish
Agency executive announced this
week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-11
BY BERNADINE CARRICKETT


When the months roll everywhere
think We all that change the
surroundings Most with tho idea
getting all" Whether
another But the world ingerc
certainly given beautiful things which
months ahead
of all kndS-coSI thin nAeT
InEhRVe with imagination skin
spring neEnGreS shop
y brides
collections. fashioned In feminine
dainty patterns
combinations
the pcttcoas white pink
blue yellow contTasod with embroidery dsgnH worked
will tub with the The bright embdrT
design white another combination check.
Companion cotton nRhtgUwn ncgiRec
prisngly The workmanship the
fashioned with the skill neRgees
Pale pink and popu
ncgHgce wide ared gathered the belt
others 1T smoothly the tied with
belt the ned and nared around the hem mostly
prncess silhouette, with neckIine low and nattsring
gowns cotton.
similar dotted Repeating the ScaIOped
embroidery the This effective dotted material
slips PcOaIS especially RAC
tive and cool looking for nIghts
Another sheer that fashions lingerie
neggeeS nylon that White
pastes Nyon piece
gown ncEngee designed eye
appeal an the cotton duets
ribbon cape deep ruffes beading
through which laced ribbon velvet add detachable
touches Slips Of thin nyon especially delightful
g. With that you're relaxing
I'm sure only Of the dainty frS lingerie
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-11
PAST
! and


Il like the wide open spaces
Out where the cactus grows 90
Remember the sharp pow-wow
Katie Curry had last year? Now,
II only someone would give ar
other one. Hint, hint. . HArrt-
son Williams and Beverly Carroll
are seeing quite a lot OF each
other lately Harriet Shannon
gave a birthday party for her hus-
band, Lawrence, Saturday night.
l hear II was quite nice
Gloria Williams received a lovely
birthday gift from a certain per
son out TO Void Chamberlain air
field Gloria Pettiford cele-
brated her birthday Saturday.
May 8. with a get together"
Edgar Pillows will be ''umpteen'
years old this weekend. ,Whatcha
say, GrampaD
win Grissam has finally gone
in the Army (After three defer
ments) &C.. Jackie Jackman Ia
planning TO hit the States some
time next month go. Gerald
Bailey will be home soon
Some OF the kids that use to fire.
quent the card room out TO the y.
this winter have adjourned to the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-11

Dixon TO Minneapolis for funeral
services.
PHVates first class Mark Whit
lock and Herbert Stron were the
weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Whitlock. 1854 Clinton Ave.
So. Privates first class Halle
johnson. Joseph Cunningham, Es-
ter Ingram, Jr.. were also in the
city as weekend guests. They are
all stationed at Camp Mccoy, Wis.
Little Terry Ann Gdgsby,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Burl
Gngsby, sl4 Aldrich Ave. No, was
hostess at a birthday party Tues
day, May S. Among those present
were Gerry Williams, Boyd Lewis,
Kenneth Coleman, Sue and Judy
Hubbard. Victor and Carey. Bobby
Dillon, William Thompson, De-
lores Anderson and Marshall In
gram, Mines Anna Mendoza, Mar
garette Combs, Donna Ware, Bees
sic Williams, Annie Ingram, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Anderson and Mr.
Donald Banks. Miss Grigsby re-
Ceivcd many lovely gifts. Refresh
ments were served.
The Pride Of the West, Chapter
No. Q. O.E.S., held their ninth an
nual May Day Tea Sunday, May 8,
at the home Of Mrs. Vera Richard
son, 1919 Chicago Ave. so, The
popularity queens were crowned
at the tea. Mrs. Nanny Fogg was
crowned Queen OF the Pride OF the
West, and Mrs. Zella Sheppard
was crowned Queen of the May
Tag.
The FeLLan Court No. I, Daugh-
tiers of Isis. will celebrate their
annual Thanksgiving services Sun
day, May 20, at Camphor Memo
rial church in st, Paul at IL am.
Mrs. Bculah Mitchell is the illus.
trious COMMANDERS. Mrs. leila
Sheppard, recordess.
An eight pound three ounce
baby boy was born To Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie James MCGEE, 364I
Smelling Ave, So, Wednesday
morning, May o, at Fairview hos
pital. The baby had not been
named at press time.
The Ursula MatrOns society Of
Zion Baptist church met at the
home OF Mrs. Irene Harvey. 1880
AldriCh Ave No. Tuesday eve
ming, May s.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-11
Mary Wright WEEDS
James LESLEY Jr. In
Quiet Ceremony

Miss Mary Wright, wayEata,
MINI. daughter Of Mr. Harrison
Wright. Springfield, KY was
married to Mr., James I.aSsley Jr.
son Of Mrs, Tcna LAsslcy, Hll
Bryant Ave, No. in quiet home
ceremony held Sunday, April 20
at , p, M. The wedding was per
formed by Elder A. l.. Kirk, at
6ii Bryant Ave. No
The bride wore n blue navy suit
with a eorsage OF white gRrieniRs
The maid OF honor. Frances Dick
son. wore n crrRm Cnlorrd taffctR
dress. Jimmy sicmmons was best
man
Following the wedding re-
crption was given by Mr. and
Mrs Jimmy Slcmmons at 100 Hy'
land Ave, No.
Mr.. and Mrs James I.asSley Jr,
are now residing At 100 Hyland
Ave No,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-11
Additional Social and
Personal News

Pfc. HRrnId stern. and PvtS
Kenneth Johnson, Rodney Clay
brook. Otis McGrgory and Byron
JackmAn. arrived In the city Sat
urday evening, May 3, from Camp
Mccoy. Wis. to spend the week
end visiting relatives and friends
Of the Twin Cities
Mrr. Issac Judy. $3.50 Hum
boldt Ave. No, II confined to her
home with illneRa,
A surprise birthday party was
given In honor Of Mr. Lawrence
shannon. seas Second Ave, So. by
his wife, Mrs. Harriet shannon, at
the home Of her mother. 722 Dir
ard Ave. No. Saturday evening.
May 9. Among those present were
Misses Elaine jackson, Juan with
crspoon. Daisy Davis, Veronica
CRrr,Ithern, Gloria Brown and
MessrH. Walter Lowe. Nathaniel
Walker. Charles Logan, BubbR
Pope and Don Renfrow
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-11
by
Myrrhene
Allen

lawn for their card playing ,
Bin Coins Is in California Bev
Kirk and MRrcheta Allen served
some fellows n salad Friday night.
wonder why the boys wouldn't
eat II?
Mickey Cromwell was in the
city on furiouGh last weekend
Halle happening" Is out for the
month Of April. It's larger than
the Teen Times" ever was and
its packed full OF news and other
items 81. Malcolm Dade and
Charles Tucker Of Detroit are now
full nedged KAppas " Hear
Dorothy McNeRl received some
lovely gifts at the shower given
for her Saturday night She
should have, for there were over
thirty guests present
Two weddings coming off in
June not including Louise McNeal
and Brad Benner. but can't say
anything about them. because o..
Saw Pearlie Davis Sunday looking
sweet as ever -. II everybody
was like me last weekend. we'll
they enjoyed themselves. Didn't
you97? Bye.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-11

Mrs, CcCeIlR Patterson, 9IO
Bryant Ave No. Is confined 10
her home with illness. Mrs, Pat.
trrson, who has been III for three
weeks Is able TO get out Of bed.
but Is still under the doctors care.
MrS Walter Jones'. Des Moincs,
Iowa. viii arrive In the city sun
day May - to spend Mothers
Day with her son and daughter.
in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Clemon
Rooney. 1907 Emerson Ave. No.
Mrs Jones will also see her eight
month old grandson for the first
time She viii be In the city for
two weeks
The PraEmRteiR sorority (buSi-
ness women) club had n dinner
meeting at tho Dayton Skyroom
Thursday evening. May 3
Among those present werc Mines
Patricia Ingram. Rose Harris,
LcnorR Dennis, Sara Nicholson
and Miss Martha Kay.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-11

Oun "eIls ana Sadie RuCkeT Ar
mold of Boulder, Colo. were pre-
sent. Also Mrs. Althea Ballard
and Shirley Washington. Club
members winning prizes were
Mines. Wade Hill, William White.
side and LAMAR Roberts who
won first, second and third re-.
spectively. Hostess for the next
meeting will be Mrs. Wade Hill.
1914 18th Ave. So.
Mr.. and Mrs William II. Vivian,
I'll Girard Ave. No. are the proud
parents OF a seven pound. twelve
and one fourth ounce baby boy
born Saturday, April 2s at Mater
nifty hospital. The baby was nam
ed Tyrone Anthony.
The Junior NAACP will meet
Sunday, May Is at 3 p. m. at the
Phyllis Wheatley house Require.
ments for membership in this
group are age, 1921; and an in
terest in improving the equality
for the Negro. Miss Matte Wal
ker Is chairman Of the member
ship committee. All members are
urged to be present at the meet
ing.
Mr.. Lester Dixon. 6O7 Olson
Highway. returned to the city
Monday, May 7 from Indiana. Mr..
Dixon left the city to bring the
body Of his grandson, George
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-11

Miss Mary Nate BrcCdlOVc. Soa
Aldrich Ave, No, appeared on
the program at the North high
school senior banquet which was
held at the RAdisSon hotel We'd
nesday, May o Miss Brccdlovc
gave u humorous reading
Donald bryant, S9t E. Ssth st.
son Of Mrs Grace Bryant, was RP,
pointed a member OF the House of
Delegates Of the South Central
YMCA,
The Rcd Circle girls held a call
meeting at the church Sunday
after the eleven o'clock services.
May q.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-11

Mr.. J. w. Baldwin. 6I2 18th
Ave. So. left the city Tuesday.
May s, for Kansas City. Mo: Chi
cago, Detroit, Cleveland, Balti.
more. Washington, d. C. Philadel-
phIa, Atlanta. TIskegec, Ala. Biz
mingham, and Memphis. Tenn
Mr.. Baldwin will be out Of the
city for three weeks during his
vacation.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-11
lSOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Inc FIRST Nghters had their regular bridge luncheon
meeting saturday May in the Dayton Skyroom with Mrs
Ston Browne as hostess. Mrs Brownies guests included
MINES John HutcherSOn Edith Sizer ernion and A,bby
uask who won first second third guest prizes resner
lively. Mines Tea Burt, James Brown Colerdgr Hendnn
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Girls Apparel

0iIiS ApPoTSt
lis Orig. 4.ss PuIIover Sweat
ers; blend Of cashmere, wool
and nyIon; broken eoIors and
100 Orig. z.es Cotton BIouses;
long and short sleeve styles in
broodcloth and pique; sizes 7
IS Orig. 4.ss TO 5.ss sweoters;
pulIover ond eordieon styles;
wools and nyIons; broken colors
and sizes; some counter soiled,
2.SS
l42 Orig. 4.ss to 500 Skirts
in solid eoIors and SNORT ploids;
broken sizes 7 to l4----3.44
IS Orig. 5000 to SITS Better
Coots; fine broodcloths and
ehinchillos; broken sizes 7
to ol4---3e.es IA
IS Orig. 4.se 10 500 Girls
and Sub-Teens' Unlined Cordu-
roy jackets, broken sizes and
coIors, 7 to IA and 10 to IA,
3.S8
36 Orig. 500 TO 1899 Girls
and Sub Teens Better Corduroy
Jookets. fully lined; broken sizes
and coIors; | to IA. 10 to IA,
6.S8
Second Floor. Washington
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Bedroom Accessories

4 Orig. z.9S to 4.98 Pillow
Shons; royon toffeto- ----4ee
3 Orig. 5.95 to 1893 Vanity
Skirts; oreondy; soiled --l.95
s Orig. 5.9s-6.o8 Spreads;
twin; oroondy or chenille, 1873
z Orig. 9.95 Botes Spreads, de-
fective -2,o5
8 Orig. 7.se Spreods; chenille
or jacquard 2.99
20 Orig. sos to e.s5 Botes
Dropes; discontinued - 2.9s
8 Orig. 9.s5-l0.95 Botes
Spreods and Dropes; soiled or
defective - 3.95
z Orig. s.ss spreods; royon
sotln 49, 3.98
10 Orig. 1895 Tufted Spreads;
quilted throws; soiIed----5.s5
IA Orig. l4.95 to 1895 Chintz
Spreods: double size only, 4.9s
10 Orig. 1895 Dropes; royon
toffeto, lined -----7.eo
Z Orig. 1925 and 2z.95
Spreods; soiIed ----i2.e5
Sirth Floor, Washington
Store
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Jr. Miss Suits & Coots

Jr. Miss Suits & Coots
23 Orig. 1875 to SIS Jr. Miss
Suits in royon foiIIes and royon
fIonneIs. Broken sizes and
eolors. 9 to S. Sl3
Is Orig. 1895 to 1895 AL
wool Jr. Coots in tweeds and
ehinehiIIos. Broken coIors and
sizes. 9 to IS $2S
2S Orig. 1895 to 1895 CosuoI
ond Fitted Coots. Some with
zip-in Innings. Tweeds, veIve-
teens and eobordines. Broken
colors and sizes. 9 to IS in the
group --- SIS
Third Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Sheets

Sheets
Mussed and soiIed in hondIins,
some seconds in the lot.
64 Orig. 2.4s 70 2.7s Sheets,
63xl08, 54xee, 63xee, i.ss
255 Orig. 2.7s Muslin Sheets,
72xl08 -- 2.2o
80 Orig. 2.s5 Muslin Sheets,
8lxl08 ----- 2.49
rs Orig. s.ss Sheets, eoxlos,
2.79
- Orig. z.7s to s.Is Contour
Sheets, twin 2.39
IS Orig. 800 to 500 Contour
Sheets, full -. z.5e
rs Orig. 3.Is PosteI Sheets,
72xlo8 -- z.49
70 Orig. s.ss posteI Sheets,
S1xl08 -- 2.69
le7 Orig. ese and Sc Pillow
cases, white and coIors --59e
81 Orig. 5.26 TO 3.3s PereoIes,
72xlo8 - --- 2.6o
so Orig. 3.55 to 3.6e Percoles,
Slx1O8 -- 2.se
- Orig. 3.7s Pastel PercoIes,
72x1O8 - 2,es
86 Orig. 3.99 PosteI PercoIes,
8Ixl08 - 3.lo
rs Orig. 7Se and S9e Percole
Cases, white and colors = Toe
5th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1951-12-20
$50 Orig. $40
MusicoI Powder jars
298

Beautiful powder jors thot play
delightful tunes when the lid
is lifted! Attractive porcelain
like metal with florol- l-desion
lids. many coIors, imported
Swiss musicoI movements!
Street Floor, Washington
and SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Boys Apparel

10 Orig. S.S5 Boys Peo Coots
in reeuIotion styles; sizes II,
IA, Is 500
4 Orig. 1895 Husky BOYS
Royon 0obordine Suits; fancy
weoves; one each in sizes u,
Ia, IS, 2O----lo.9
s Orig. l5.25 "Husky" Cordu-
roy Sport Coots in sizes IA and
one size l8 ----I2.s5
3 Orig. l4.s5 Husky" Cordu-
roy Sport Coots; one each in
sizes IS, l9, 2O------iz.s5
40 oris. 500 Corduroy Stocks
II solid eolors; sizes II. l6,
! Orig. 1895 1orton pIoid
Wool Sport Coot; size IS.
II Orig. 1895 Nylo-aobordine
Surcoots with wool pile colIors;
size q lS----S.99
- Orig. i.S5 Koroseol Poncho
Rolncoots ----i.49
Second Floor. Washington
Evening star., 1951-12-20
48 Orig. o.e5
Power Tool Kits
69o

BY famous Cosco. l3-pe. set
includes hond-size tool, 20, 900
rpm, AC-DC current plus eIec-
tric plug, cloth wheel for buff
ing, etc. Gift for the boy whose
hobby is carpentry.
3rd Floor, Washington.
4th Floor, SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-12-20
100 Orig. l.e5
Christmas TOYS

Assorted onimoIs. washable
plostie cowboy and cowgirl
dolls. boxed goods. Sold as is.
The Hecht Co., 3rd Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Metol Wordrobes
and Cobinets

All-steel, reduced becouse Of
mars and scars in hondIine.
Sold os is.
7 Orig. 1885 to 3l.s5 Word-
robes, some with lock and key,
14.99
6 Orig. SIS TO S.95 Wall Cob
inets, assorted sizes ond styles,
3.99
3 Orig. 2l.s5 3-pe. WolI Sets,
1899
The Hecht Co.,
7th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Cleoronce Of Chromed
Dinette Tobles
China, Glassware, Gifts

10 Sets Orig. 1850 Manhattan
Modern Dinnerwore, coroI and
yellow or oil coral, 35-pe. set
5.se
50 Orig. $50 crimped Punch
Bowls, clear gloss ~ i.z9
IS Orig. l.s5 TO 7.5o Pottery,
assortment Of RossIone, Hoeeer,
etc. - 79e to s.s9
100 Orig. 75e TO Las Aorco
Weighted Frogs .- 4se
Is Orig. 2.45 10 7.45 Aorco
Bross and Copper POINTERS,
l.ss to 4.e9
u Orig. 3.s5 TO 1926 soxtons
jewelers. Rouge Plotes,
l.ss to 500
IS Pkss. Orig. 65e Georgia
Peot for indoor gardening, 3se
II Orig. SOS to 1895 Wooden
lozy Susons, inserts missing,
2.99 to 7.se
- Ofi9. &.SO 70 3f.9V I'M
ported Bisque Fieurines,
9ee 10 1899
I Orig. s35 Gemstonite
Buddho 24.99
IS Orig. l.25 Williamsburg
Pottery, pitchers. wren's nest,
etc. 9Se
$50 Orig. LIS Individual Dec
oroted Solod Bowls 79c
lo2 Orig. So Stor of Bethlehem
Cut Flowers, reody to burst into
stors ot your holiday tobIe! Box
of 24-so soe
80 Orig. l.5o to BIS Ameri-
con lndion Boskets, assorted
shapes ---o9e to 2.49
The Hecht Co., 7th Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1951-12-20
TobIecloths

TobIecloths
lls Orig. 4.9s 8-pe, Luncheon
Sets ---2.49
u Orig. s.ss Print Toble
Cloths, spun royon. 54x54,
1sl Orig. 500 Print TobIe
Cloths, 54x72 -3 3.66
IS Orig. s.s5 Print Toble
Cloths, eOxoO - 6.66
10 Orig. 6.95 Irish Linen Bridge
Sets. 43x43, 4 hopkins 3.e9
10 Orig. e.s5 Jordin Loce TobIe
Cloths, 54x72 -3 3.99
2s Orig. s.s5 Jordin Cloths,
72xoo " 500
l3 Orig. 1925 Jordin Cloths,
72xl08 -7. 7.e9
81 Orig. 7.ss Hond-hemmed
Dinner Sets, cotton and royon
domosk, e4x84; cloth. 8 mop
kins 4.9e
81 Orig. 1925 Irish Linen
Luncheon Sets, 5ox5o cloth, 4
hopkins 6.57
II Orig. 1895 Classic Loce
Toble Cloths, 72xoO 7.e5
8 Orig. 1925 Loee Cloths, Tx
iUS 1890 -l0.95
Fifth Floor
Washington Store
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Drastic Cleoronce!
Eobric Dent.
DispIoy Dresses
1.5O to SIS

Dresses mode for monnikin dis
pIoy in our fobric department.
Including woolens. royons. cot
tons; misses sizes Ia, chill
dren's sizes 3 to 10; no try-on.
Street Floor, Washington
Store
Evening star., 1951-12-20

81 Originally l.e9 to 1926
Pictures
" Price
Scenes, floroI, landscapes and
many others in the group. AS
sorted sizes and frames.
81 Orig. 1879 to 2.9s Pictures,
ST
Il Orig. s.ss to 4.ss Pictures,
I.99
II Orig. 500 TO 7.ss Pictures,
2.99
II Orig. 1895 Pictures $40
3 Orig. 1895 Pictures SIS
s Orig. s.95 3-Woy Picture
Lights, oil os is is.-S5
Washington Store
Srth Floor,
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Records

NSSObOS
81 Orig. So LIP lo-inch Records.
Christmas coroIs, hilIbiIIy and
square dance records, dance
bonds, boIIods i.5o
23S Orig. LOS UnbreokobIe
Records, 78 and 45 rpm. Chill
dren's, Christmas, popular show
records -----59e
2s2 Orig. sse Christmas and
PopuIor Records. 78 and As
7 Orig. 81 LIP Classical Records,
Is Is Orig. Orig SIS Lp clossicoI Rec g
ords, Il inch ------2.95
l5 Orig. 5.45 Up Classical Rec
ords, II inch ---2.75
8 Orig. $50 LIP Calypso Rec
ords, Il inch -----2.25
5 Orig. 5.95 LIP Classical Rec
ords, II inch 2.95
The Hecht Co.,
5th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Tots Apparel

Tots ApporeI
100 Orig. las Knit Wool
Heodweor in assorted bright
coIors; 3 to 6 years SSe
Is Orig. l.es Royon 6obor-
dine Skirts in solid coIors; 4
II Orig. l.se to 2.z5 Tod
dIers' oIl-wool sweaters in pos
tells; sizes ! to 3 --l.3S
II Orig. 2.9s to 3.3s Two-pc.
Boxer Suits in 2-tone eottons;
sizes 3 to s -----l.S8
IS Orig. $50 Dan River PIoid
Dresses for little girls; 4 to 6,
l.ss
10 Orig. 4.ss Little Boys coot
Sweaters; dork eolors; sizes z,
is Orig. s.es Cotton eobor. {:
dine SIocks; sizes 2 and 3, 2.ss
- Orig. l.ls TO l.2s Polo
Shirts in novelty weoves and
stripes; sizes | to 4---. 78e
100 Orig. 2.99 Cotton Knit
Suits; boxer ponts; short sleeve
shirts in novelty weoves; sizes
z to 4 = - - for So
IS Orig. 1.S9 Two-pc. Suits;
corduroy boxer pants and cot
ton knit striped polo shirt.
sizes 8 to s l.3s
- Orig. 3.9e 70 4.se BOYS
Sweaters; all wool, novelty
weoves and solid eoIors; sizes
8 to 6 2.Sa
Second Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Fifth Floor
Washington Store
7 Orig. 1895
Modern Choirs

7 Orig. 1926
Modern Choirs
SIS
Borrel-boek style, 5 brown. !
grey, ] coroI,
Fourth Floor,
Washington Store
4 Orig. ee.e5
Lounge Chairs
1895
Modern straight arm type chair,
3 red, ! grey.
Fourth Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Blankets
Towel Shop

tOWSi SHOP
so Orig. SOS Chenille Both
Not Sets 3.59
45 Orig. 3.ss Chenille Mot
II Orig. 6.s5 Shower Curtoin
ond Orope Sets - 3.95
80 Orig. 5.ss Both Mot Sets,
3-pc., hunter green 30
400 Common Both Towels, terry
cloth, seconds Of much higher
priced towels -- 5Se
IS Orig. l.5s Loop Mot Sets,
beige - -79e
IS Orig. 3.99 PIosic Shower
Set ----- 1873
50 Orig. il.5o Cannon Towel
Sets -- 7.95
IS Orig. 9.25 Cannon Towel
Sets 7.S5
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1951-12-20
Misses Sportsweor

1S Orig. 1913 Shirts and
Blouses; "a sIeeved wool jer-
seys and Ione-sIeeved corduroy
shirts. Rust, gold, toost, purple
and black in the group. Sizes
II to l8 included 3.aS
10 Orig. 1913 Lone-sIeeved
Corduroy Jockets in smart wide
wole with lostex woistIine; oIso
oll-wool checked shorty jackets
with "a cuffed sleeves. Red,
grey, green in the group.
Broken sizes 10 to IA, s.SS
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-12-20

Lomps
10 Orig. 1898 Bristol Boses,
black, ehortreuse, rose s.oe
8 Orig. 1875 Bristol Boses,
yellow. oreen-------7.9 7.99
Is Orig. 1895 Green China
Lonp, base only s.eo
6 Orig. S.95 Leather Bose, no
shade ,- --- IS
s Orig. 1895 China Bose
with shade 1899
20 Orig. 1895 Green China
with shade e----l2.99
8 Orig. 1875 Postel China with
shade e-----12.99
IA Orig. l4.95 Floral Chino
with shade ---------.A A99
20 Orig. 1875 Turquoise China
with shade de------I2.9e
Is Orig. 1895 coroI China
with handmade shode 1893
7th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1951-12-20

300 Yds. Original lag to 1913
Creose-R e-Resistont
Suitine Fobrie
sc
Use for suits, skirts, sweaters,
children's clothes. Royon
tweeds, stripes and novelty
effects.
800 Orig. I.l9 Royon FoiIIe;
As in. wide; navy. block,
brown 49e
Street Floor, Washington
Store
Special Purchase! ChiIdren's
Fomous Painting Books
1.79
An Introduction to Art for
Young People by Alice EIizo-
beth Chase. Delightful TO read
and cosy to understand. A
beautiful big book with fifty
colored illustrate ons which
foithfully reproduce the orioi-
mol masterpieces; plus u od-
ditionol black -ond-whites.
Street Floor, Washington