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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01
Progress Of Race Farmers
Louded by USDA Official

WASHINGTON. d. c. The
progress being made by colorcd
farmers in climbing INTO owner-
ship and raising their level Of
living was praised here Oct %
by Assistant Secretary OF Agrl-
culture Knox 7 Hutchinson in
an address before the Conference
OF Presidents OF Negro Land
Grant colleges.
The address was delivered
in a conference room Of the
Federal Security Agency where
% heads of Land Grant col
leqes and associate institutions
1d their directors Of agricul-
turs held a ihres-daY meeting
Oct. 2l-23.
Describing how the L s. De-
psrtment OF Agriculture is pro-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01
COP Could Stop:
Korean War, Graft

Gregory VI Pillor Republican
nominee for Congress in the
Fifteenth Cong cssional District
w, DIS 10 - IL and l6-Said
this week I'm proud that I'm
on EisenhowetS team
Ike As President heads a
Republican Congress I; Is time
for change
Pillon says that Ike and the
Republicans can really stop IN
ilation-the fvcr rising cost OF
thineS-graff corruption and end
the Korean War.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01
Free Movies at Alger

Free movies Will be shown at
the Utley Branch Library.
Woodward al Alger. November
3 al 7:30 p M.
They Will be Stars and SlipcS
lin color "Stars' and Stripes
perform acrobatics 10 the tune
OF the John Philip Sousa march
General Election Traces the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01

OWEN J. cLEARY. chair
man Of the State Central Com
mittee Of the Republican Party.
is a candidate for Secretary Of
State. In addition TO his many
civic activities. General Cleary
is president Of ClearY Business
College. Ypsilanii. Mich. ClearY
College has reputation for
being a very fair and impartial
school. AS president OF the col
lese, clearY has been able TO
combat discrimination against
Negro students praeficed by
some establishments in Ypsi-
lanfi. He has been endorsed
by many NEGRO leaders for his
stand on civil rights.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01

The Negro as an Investor. His
brokerage firm IS said TO be the
first investment securities COM
pany headed by a Negro licensed
as broker-dealer and authorized
to deal in general securities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01
RateMayBeMost
religious in U.S..
Minister Warns

AyToY. Ohio.-A warning
The Negro may become thu
irrellcious group in Amer
wss voiced in the Founders
address for the Mckinley
hodist Church by Avery Wat.
Jr.. last Sunday night
WATSON a graduate of
Iusbton College. Houghfon.
Y. and assistant superin-
d.ni Of the Mckinley Church
Aool. quoted DR.. Benjamin
y, as stating that in line
4 recent trends il is highly
Sable that the Negro will
lone the most irreligious
kpl. in the United States in
Wears from the most re-
tous 10 the most irrelisious
30 years"
kcadns 90 Nj Watson. Is
y ago the percentage OF Ne
u attending church was less
that Of whites. He pointed
|thst N was before the Ne
had tho great opportunities
psr rate in labor unions
Other % sJnl1ations.
low N commercialized rec
lon and other factors there
reai competition TO church
9 on 'he part Of Negroes"
onoci during the Founders
Oh c,yance were six men,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01

bers who have been members Of
the Mckinley Church for more
than fifty years. Also honored
were members who had been
members more than IS and IS
years respectively.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01

OF Negro farm families in Ex-
tension activities had increased
ten-fold during the 20-year period.
And he cited several examples
to indicate the quality OF pro-
eresS being made.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01

machinery OF a General Election
in Britain from nominations
through campaigning to Polling
DAY.
Tuesday IN November The
story Of one OF the most import
ant privileges OF democracy. Fol-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01
M0llOsreen
|PMrlyfOrkiAs

Witches. COLLINS and clowns.
plus radio and television stars
will all be on hand Friday for
the second annual children's Hal
loween Party sponsored by the
Association Of Women Students.
campus-wide women's group at
WAYNE University
Starting at $40 pm. on Put
nam between Second and Cass.
the festivities will continue un.
iii IL pm.
All Of the children in the Vi
entity Of WAYNE University are
invited 10 come and enjoy the
food. prizes and movies. A street
dance for teen-agers. an added
feature OF the evening. will be-
gin at 8 pm.
Police from Detroit's precinct
Will provide three clowns to add
10 the gaiety.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01
Housewives Slate
2-Day Trade Fair

Detroits branch OF the Ma
tional Housewives League Sun
day formally announced plans
OF their trade week campaign
TO be accumulated bv two-day
fair Nov. 1914.
Mrs. Helen Malloy. president.
states that the fair will be
held at s722 Oakland. open 10
the public from 2 pm. iii n
pm. each day.
To Give Prizes
Mrs Naomi Jefferies chair.
man Of the Housewives League
fair announced this week that
prizes swill be given each night.
Another important date on the
leagues fall campaign calendar
is a Get Acquainted" tea Sum
day. Nov Q. al 3l3 Hague and
an intensive membership drive
10 recruit new members.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01
RED N. ALGER

Fred M. Alger as Secretary of State has
y branch Offices in Detroit. One is COM
|pletely stated by Negroes. ESQ of these
Republican Offices for 1870 of the people.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
,C:IHT<E7E\1;f33ff33
Al All , ;l:s3a' Go: Stores
Mems Wear

$50 Orig &3S 10 S Suits Awool woFSteda broken sizes
10 u Ter regulars longs shorts SO
100 Orig, 1895 sport Goats, All wooS patch pockets:
broken sizes .l200
900 Orig S2S 10 $3.50 Suits and Topcoas Wool and rayon
crisp rayon suits All WOOL part wool (properly labeledl
topcoa SeS S0 10 "a for regulars longs shorts q for s7
800 ORG 400 10 800 sweaters All wools puover Styles
ski patterns cable stitched sizes small medium large 81
100 Orig 100 10 800 PajAmas. Cotton nanneb; notch
coat slipover style; sizes @,
900 ORR 500 Gloves Leahers cApesinS, pssknS; lined
and unined; sxes ~ 10 ass
800 Orig q 10 1O Belts and suspendsrL leathsrs plastic,
eattle webbing In the group sizes 20 10 Sbc
900 Ors Doe Hosiery frsEars thirds In assorted cotton
hylon fabrics, sizes 10 10 10 .- for 81
900 Orig AbO 10 $50 slh Ties ffresuars Of oil SE wool
lined asserted patterns .-..- - .-... ..-.. 66O
100 0ts 900 RObes Cotton seersuekeri matching carry.
ihB p0uehI sizes small, hedluh, large ABO
sOeii perfect $50 10 100 shirts FaouSsake eottens
whites and eo0fs Sizes IA 10 II sl.--a--.s- it
aOoGE bSe N Bse Underwear Pefiees lrfesuiarS eets
tens athletic shirts, shorts, khlt Briefs All sseS i0f
sOOFiE 90 0HtdOOF Jackets RayeR sAbaFdiReS tackle
tWlik A0ut0h dyedHaRb G0aFs bf6keh slseS lbs
.ab0GFlE 400 Hats iFeaulaFs OF fur ies FaV0R lining
feather sWeatBahd open eF6Wh sses Bh 70 ~ hW
AO0=0Fg llas eP0 e0aG Pinwale e0rduP0Es fully lRed
4 pAteh p0ekets A9lld e0l9FSl Ares 10 70 ~ M
MAGFE 100 Ia RAa slaGkSy PeFfees FFeeHlaR OF EaV0B
RabaFdneS Fay9 raven ana nyen W9els sses 10 10 w. 100
g5=9lE a. REbbeFh IHeguaH Of dress and STERN Tbs
heESI broken SYes We
lOG-gFiG 400 shNeh Reeets leather or suede uppeGl
broken sizes ---.------------.. .--------. tR
lOO-iG 100 ReaFfs RsysR and weels PFepeFly abeeal
GOe-0rig lse Handkerchief White cpttopA absorbent
fM N
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Bows Wear

lOe-Org 1853 100 Sport Shirts Perfecs and ireguars
Of washable ccttons; sizes to IA 81
100Org 81 to SO Bets Leathers in western and dress
styles; sizes a. to 80 -.~--.--- Zoe
S5-Otig lS9 10 290 Caps Partwool (properly labeled
and rayons: sizes eh to 7h Soc
4OOrig 1889 Mackinaws 1907 reprocessed woos hooded
plads: zip-frUnts; sizes to only --- 2S9
4eOrig sos Jackets Rayon gabardines and tackle twis
mouton dyed lamb and self collars: quilted lining; sizes
to % .N 299
1eOrg 1899 Snow Suits All wools spiece coat pants cap
sises and 4-------.----...------- 29e
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Girls Wear

100 Orig 81 Blouses Rayo and cotons dressy and elias.
sic styles embroidery lace trims; sxea 70 IA Tor 81
20e-Org lSe Blouses. Washable cotton broadclohs
broiGery trims. Sizes 10 TX 81
l0e0rg 500 Dresses cottons and rayon taffetas; many
styles and colors Broken sizes s..s...aa..a...a. 500
Is Orig zoe Pole Bhlrta cobed ooonS In asserted pastel
eolorg broken siEes for grls and teens Az 900
% 0pe 1898 snow Suits and Jackets A0O% FepFoceseed
Wooia; many Colors broken siseS.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
chiIdron's Wear

90 Orig 10 ISs HlOuseG cottonS and rayons In many
styles; white and pastel colors sizes 10 Ox... one
3S Org isSs 10 MSs Coat and Logging ssta. All wooS:
soHe with matching hats; broken sizes 1 TO sx. SO
u Orig WSs 10 GSs Snow Suits. Rayon TStronG tWilh:
nylons wool and popinS popsrly iabsle broken sSss
"----.
isS Orig 1sc TO Is Hsadwsar Rayon TWILL rStron hei.
NETS; cotton knit hats broken Siaes 1 10 .SSe
100 ors q PssOats cOttons wide riflss syslsG srms;
white; slSeS 10 .Dge
aeO-orlE q CrsspsrG oOttOns; pastel shades, infants
SOo-ors 100 Cowboy Sandals Leather uppsS composition
soeSi Sises 10 IN the Rrotp ............... iAe
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Misses and Women's Appersl

S-0Fk sbSb Classic Dresses Career E crease ana stain
resistant Fayoh gAbaFdheS styeSI ID 10 aOl i0N 40
sSs aEaaasssszEaasEssssss
4Oe-0HS % RAyOn Dresses Hand. washable raven erepesI
pFlhS 0hepleee StveSJ SiseS II 10 R % 10 a leT A
bO=0HE 900 10 aeeb Winter eOata All W0elA RavtswaoS
pf0peFy Abeledlr Warmly ntePIRedl many STYLES and
e6l0FA Bf0keh sses IPAA
Ib=0EG 900 10 SasB winter eOatM All weosI vnVImmpa,
HFHtFmmed many stVlesr eel0FA Broken SIges rIAM
see@0Far lbe slips and GewRA MultiAAmsH vayop ~eps
elpl FFeneh raven crepe 0F knlt GewRs, Lace trimmed
slses w % a.
se-eFlGr M Raven GOWRs HFeGulaFs Lace trimmed vayou
kniA sses "A te 10 9-rr-r-r----rr,-,-.-,,,-- eoe
a0e-eFig, 600 Chenille Rshea getton chenllss elossy
'tedl vide sweep skirt blue, meeR aqua sizes II to aO
LOO
Sse-0FG BOO uRdsh FaF-woos tpFopeFy labeled, sma
"S"H'' '~'ss 9ee
see-OFiE, Gls to 100 Slips aRd GownG Muthlament
Fayon eFepes frosted with lace at bodice and hemine
Sizes ~ TO 70 S0.--------------------------- az
leo-0Fig q Handbags Rayon taies; pouch style; mostly
sls. sss sss
soe-ors sse Raysn Hose First quality spring shades;
sues ga 70 lOh
sOe-oFg lAs Nyion Hose First quality f fashioned seer
s4-sauge' lO-denier; sizes sh to lo------------ 81
soO-Org LBS and 2SS Spring Millinery. Wool felts and
straw cloths in sprngtme colcrs and styles All sizes in the
lOeOrg 2SS Cotton Dresses Crisp and washable cotton
nacSWrap and coat styles In gay prints broken sizes 81
s00-0g $50 10 $50 Shoes perfects and irreguars Of
famous s-make leather uppers; sizes to --. : LSe
2ooOg 9s BlOusea Nylons rayons and cottons Perfec
and rresuars Many coors and styles Broken sizes for 50
SOO-Oris 81 to 1SS scarfs Rayon crepes Of SO" SQUARES
assorted prints and solid colors rs---..--.--... AAN
seOrig. 2SS Stacks 1rreguars Of famous n,ake rayon
sahardine propcrtoned Stacks Sizes 10 TO 10 81
SoOOrs ise Sweaters All wool IN puloser style. a.
sorted cclcrs Sizes "a to 20 0Se
aeo0Fle ise % 500 skrtA Perfects and irreeuiAn Of
fAycn sabArdines and cottons @lAes a 10 30
lOe-Orls q Jerseys Cotton kns solid stripes prints
SMALL medium large 9ee
le orls fSs nloasss Yfreeafs q sAous.aks eotons:
stripes and solid eoleFa oiass q 10 90
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Domesties

100 dos reguar of Higher. Lady PeppeFe FeFmAt
sheets cornbed percales Twin size Gss Ful size zoo
200 doa IrFegula Of Hghsrprced Cannon Cembed Per-
eale Sheets Colored, 72xl0e In. -sD0 Slxl0e sac
eOxl0e-n, 37ej Case 100
50 doa Irrssulars Of Hghsr-Drcsa Mattress Covsr twin
and double muslin --.-+..-,..-..le0
-90 Fieldcrest reversible blankets part wools
SO-e06 Lady Peppere DAnkets part wool 600
W-1e90 Cannon Blankets part wool"
44-l2M A.wooI Blankets.
6-10eS Chatham Awool Dlankets- eos
9-se1e kenwood Blankets aiwoo 1895
S-eOyS Imported Holland DAMkes.
<~2aas Psppere Electric Blankets
'iabeisd for Fabric censens ,s, 4 - .',.,,
Etth Floor. WGshncton: Thitd Floor SNvep SPRING and
wv - ParkNRtoN Arlington, Va ~
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Domestics and Curtains

lO0Org lss Muslin Sheets Perfees Of heached snowy
white mlslns full and twin szes' limit to customer M
se-Orig 500 Faile Spreads Rayon faies; single and
double bed sizes; solid blue lss
7OOEig 2ss FaiIle vaIanced DFapes Rayon falles 2M
wards long: solid colors -Iec
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Teen Apparo

eO-s9S ToppersI wools and rayons: 10 10 10
Second Floor Warrington and Slpsr Spring;
third Floor, PGrkiNeton, Arlington, Va.
SOO-7AS 10 asS Skirts, large variety; 10 to 10 aSS
Second Floor. SIV0 SpvImg: Third Floor. ParkiMoton.
Arlington, Va
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Boys Apparel

9S-AGe Corduroy Boxer LonglSs Sizes TO- "a ..a for %
2S9e e 900 !aekets some qult.iined 10 10 SSs 70 Aee
2-0M AEsw0o Robes siAe .AOo
l-lOe Corduroy Robe, sine
lSa00 Gotten FLANNEL BhftA aSes 10 le...-....i0e
1-3gS EtOn SUIT, oil WOOL sise .eOB
lS-ei Tie ana Pencil DelS 900 each -.....-.a fof o.
Second Floor Washington and sitvep SpptnA
Thip6 Floor, PaSkiHgtOh, Arlington, Va
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Women's Robes end Leunas Woav
Cosmetics and ToiIetvies

SU-N "WIIV Beard S0tteneFs -..--. pIua tax aNo
sOesS "a AcM0am bhampo0 :--------------. zoe
ses-l Jene Permanent Wave shampoo tax SOo
ea LHo C0mpscts assorted styles 500
az Ca Powaer Boxes with clocks 75O
5-SI! Musical Powder Boxes ESQ
S-shV Compactsi metal with innerdoors- ----.--..l1o
-N ~ Perfumes; assorted brands .-- plus tax SOC
Street Floor. Warrington Store onv
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Fur SoIe!
Llmitaea auantltIesl Rroken siae Raaaesl

Aamitcea NwAWtWeN mFWken 1Sue M@nkesS
lS-Dysd Kelinsky seaFfs, per skin .-.-----....-.s
6-NatuFa Ranch Mink 6caFfa per skin
lO-NatuFa Baum MaFem GeaFfa, per skin. eaS
5Natura etone MaFten 6caTfs, per skin.
3-Mink- dyed MuskFat StOles s----------.-.--.-S0s SOC
A-Niink-dy MaRmo Stoles ------...-------.-- 600
A-Back.dyed Persian PaW Goats elAO
l2-seal.dyed C0ney Goats SlS9
3-Natural Mink Cape Stoles- SiSe
0-Mink Blended MuskrAt Goats sire
@MoHton.dyed Lamb Goats ~--4---.---.-----.-,Si1 Sis
-olander. blended Northern mack Musrat Costs e2so
0-niack.dyed Persian Lamb Coats 9210
4-NAtura Sheared RacC0On Goats S270
3~NatuFal Gray Kid Goats $50
3-Sheased Canadian Beaver Goats --.-.......-.es0e
k-Ollander.blended et0ut Muskrat Goats -o3eD
-Hollandsrdyed et.out MaFm0t Coas 0ssS
3-Mlnk.dyed MaPmot Capes .DIoS
3-Mink.dye6 Muskrat Capes .SlsS
3-Dege.dyed Muskfat Capes 0i0D
b-MiMk-dyed Squirrel Capes .9i0S
~ sH prtees plW tas
Third Floor Warrington: Second Floor Slver Spring aM6
and PdekinHtoN, AFfiNnk0N, Va. ,.t ftt
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Mems Shoes

Mems Shoes AM.
5S.llsS % isss smOetA ana OFain Leather oxfstaA
Second Floor. wGshnvtoA; Stvsst EtOOv, SUsr Spring
Mems Shirts
ese-1eS q Ass ghrA whites and solid ooOFs nationally
adveftSed bands ana Aeeht o. laDeb broken sAes SSD
Street PIoOr Sver Spfing PavktMetOA. Arlington. Va
Mems Furnishings, SportsweaF
aeO-Lnen end eetlOH andkeFshle ShseFs end faneles
iae0SSe tss Famsus Make GOlOn HssleEv solids and
ilgl=le Fameus Make gpua NylsA nose, II y i'm, iSs
iOO~NaelOnAiy Famous Mems Leather Bes sAes % 10 a.
lee=lI1 q 40 Elmew MAks JevelEy ela nEs Ns baSs,
Aseow money eils oil eelslOn mace real hhdA, p tAe
W=Sk kylen Plaid spOVt shlvtA heavy a WeOl
haveh Aha eesseh shoss slssved spsH shirts
% News slss sad ss. sva FSalG b,ess
M-lW o lse Gotten re shva bVekaB spsa a1r''',,,iR
M=ab yAs Nationally Vameus speV ahlVtA ahe kleeYAa
eeto9 eeFh ahq me EAyenA rrrqrr-r
M@l1e NaMeNelly vAmeNA MAEeM Elea Ne
iSSLusuEisus Wsysa BsssdsstA Psiamas coat style
~ Distinguished M.l.Vs a.auIn. Leather W.ls Close:
Ww u asa .na sIvs Plat.a Msnsy Cllps ~ plus % tss Az
!s-ls as Zine Fabric Sport BsIts, many with leather
ss-RM Knittea suspsndsEs in high-glo eolors isc
Ms-llAb 70 laeR Famous Unlined Al.WeatheR Jackets
Tayop sheen gabardnes cheeks solidS sizes SO to 10 $50
Street Floor WashR0t0N Silver SpfiHU P0TkinHtoR.
AvliNgtoH Va =
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Teen Shoes

AOe-egB Famous CAslals broken SiAes 40
Second Floor WaShlhet0N aN6 Stvef EprHeI
Thtd Ft00F PaEkihHtOH, Arlington, w.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
chlIdren's Shoes

i=4As % 400 Famous IRfARtE shOe 10 H. ...sus.AAe
% sgssss ss.s r.sFs s',IS:: s.se' 81 .eshe ss.ss'a
Second Floor, WashtHet0H and Silver sDFiReI
FhHa Ft00F, PGFkiHgt0H, Arlington, w.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Wonnen's Rainweov

Y-Aee Plastic NainCOAA with hoods ....... AAA
S-sSb Ladies Umbrellas, novelty handles 100
street Floor Washington SiUer sprtns and PapkinOtoh
...l#N ARLINGTON, va
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Stationery

Stationery
eoo-Bpeclal Purchase Fountain Pens and mechanical
pSnCls sue
Street Floor, WaahtnotoN SlpW Spring ParktAgton,
Arlington Va.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Dropevies, Covmiees

Dvop0vies, CoEnie0S fs.Ars#
% pra ASe Raady-made Dsapsss. hand eo.n
s0-ise Calf Redwood CoFnless a" wide Q" deep s0e
Sth Floor Washtneton; SVd Floor, SllVW Spring and
Pennington, Arlington, w.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Misses b Wemsn's Dudess costs

k4mahDe % bADb W0el VRtVimmNA eeR1a a
maa 20 M1k leeR WeOl eeatA HRtPlRMea uu.s.uurrA1A
amehk 10 eaAk EMsFFmmed WSel 0eAtes srrrruussu..bD
be-ShW fbbb W0el Goats WIN NHuey fHN urrrrrr go
Fhttg FleeF, MeasaHHe WgahiNeIeH, seeeWd Vlaoy,
sApW eWeNg aRa PaFktNeteR, Arlington, w.
Evening star., 1952-02-28

Women'S Neekwoor 't \
os2 ana aSs BiOusesss fAycn crepe of eetton
Street Floor, washington steer Spvine and
ParktnetoN, Arlington va.
Evening star., 1952-02-28

Junlor Miss eoatS and Suits
Special Purshass 900 Fully Lined AAyen Suits 10 IA she
1S.4SSB 10 900 UntFimmed Casual Goats, 10 10 In the
4I0Vp SSy
SO=bDeb 70 5Sbb Better SuAlOF COAts a.4l..4aa. 90
ThBd FiOor Washtngtoa Second Floor sUev spping end
Pennington, Arlington, Va,
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Lingerie

-lAa 10 900 RayeR CVepe apA broken
Me-Laey Nyl0R FFieat spa, "a TO et0.--r---..,,.,e0
MA-Ny0R Crepe Slips, N 10 4err----r--rr-,-,r-,aM
Third Fl0oF Washington; Second Feer Gllp sprNg end
PaVktNgteN Arlington, Va,
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Hondkerehiefs

SoO-wOmens Handkerchief iaee.trmrned and smbrod.
49, --.- ---S-
Street Floor, Warrington SEve Spring and popkneton
arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Women's Hosiery

ib-lAs TefyaOlolh clipper socks cks4.4......aa.s..O0 O0l
=1ee 0uteIe Mylens With Gotten tOps 9i
ss-iD 70 ieb nyiens slightly picked ADG
Street Floor, Warrington store Only
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Mems SIippers
Mems Hats
Mems Clothing

M0SS5 Mems Sheldon WOrsted Suits light shades; regular
a5 10 49, short 36 TO a. long 81 10 ~ stout 30 to 90 short
stout 80 to A -.---..--.---..-. 27E0
sOS Mems sheldon wersted Suits excellent workman
ship and styling most sizes In the group 32SO
1So-SS5 SoS Wool Top Coats gabardnes covera pat.
terms; regulars shorts and longs some with sp-iines
1850 SO An weo Tropical wersted Suits, broken
sizes - ssA. ...... II. aAqk
BoeSS 70 It's All RayOn and All Woo glacks some cuEed
to short lengths, mostly large sizes -.-.-..- 3Se
i5s-An Wen Flannel and Oabardlne slaeks most ases
7sAl wesl snor CsasA new spring ccoss and patterns
1855
iSo-sSi Tws.IseussF RAyen Suits winter weight broken
s@4syw
Second Eloo Washtnetcn; Street Peor. slvN spviae
paSkiMetoN, ArIlHgton, Va.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Bothroon, RUGS

AOO-Sss LOep Twist IugA NAA4S rubbsrlsed back.
1th Floor WaahiHvtON. Srd Floor, Eivep EpvinO and
ParkHetoH, Arlington, w.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
0lrIs' AppaEeI

S"s~ SNRPWHws
10000 10 400 Girls a eWbuFeeRa Wesklts Fsll a.
leemlAA ashakeE kRiW W00l meRA sses 10 sr1uss e
ssana sssana F!Sg,. ,.W Wss.htggLgM Ws.h ~ snG AtleE sPs!nE
Luoeses
o. -SM Sets af Ladies' KlebN AVgGaae eholeA a alsH,
WeekendN with wardrobe eF asrlR pullman, eempee ie
M-atM Pamawa-Make s.aHteFal waterproof septfpToof
IRM
Street gloor WashtsgtoN and ParkEgioN ArliWet0W Va
Fourth Floor, sApw spFtWg
.tG
Mems Slippers
eoo-aas % sos Opera and scuff slppen feathers end
imported fels In group; small and large sizes only 80 100
Second Floor. Warrington; Street Floor, SHuw Spvtne
and PGrktHctoH. Arlington va.
Mems Hats
lSo-51 % l2se sample Fur FsIs Hats. many popular
styles In sizes to TA
Street Floor. WGshingtOR, Silvey Spring and
P0rktngtcR, ATiNgtORs Va. ~
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Both Shop

vS-EW nhewer nste. curtain END drape l9O
ece-sseonds MArtsx Tews 11xs inches ior d
M.ss:, S.;S,... sas: .s T;%: wv:
PdrkiNOtOn. Arlington, va
Bothroon RupS
aOO-aOO tosp twist RusA sasAs rnbbsrIssd bach 10
Oh Floor, WalhlHgton Ord Floor. SlUsr SprinO and
Pennington, Arlington, w.
Fabric Center
IL ysa-.N Y 10 iseS wc:iA V . w.. Ia. y4
900 Ida-''s 70 ' spring eS'SS sSiIdS stripes Sfht.
street pIee' we.hasls.L Fese Elssv slVW SpytA0 saG
PsFkihgtOA, Arlington, w.
SllvevwaEe
Damaged seld "a A. PilR taN
$50 Queen Anne gOHes PETS E1Iurrra.usrrs1ss1us11'l
GEW SeeR Anne gssm Pitchers
aser Ivy HaSs "...N. wsMs sewh
VM FIeer, WGslHgleMl EeEth EIesv, Silver Spring and
Fafk'HgteR Arlington w.
-!s.s g!vs phisl Fg As!ss 70 ride M --.,..,,,-,,!lss
H-AeN Hsesees Mrlneh 40 lHxs meGe -r---r-----reAe
Ord Floor, WgsRiNgtoWi Nk yleoF stlpE spFiWg end
FaTk'HefeE, Arlington, w.
Seconds OF Famous Twist BvoCdIoom
It's popuaEityplus hF0ad00m every strand pure woal
Tiny mweayes az flaws do not affect wear in any way
eft width In green; a-it width In grey gFesn beige
eth Floor, Washtngtow; also d"
SflpsT Spring Ps'kiHsto". AVHagtoR Vs.l
Pictures, Mirrors Il
@ass % $50 Original on Paintings framed aess a0Ss
aeospecil Purchase Framed WaI Mirrors j2xiS-in ESQ
sth gloor. Wssh!agton; lth Floor SEvsr Spring and
PGTkington. ArIngton, va.
Twist Bgoadloom Scatter RUGS
OFF AND MORE @'f
Ten decorator cclcrs In remnants Of luxury twist hrcadoom
made into scatter rugs, latex backed.
3lE-AAA 70 GA Rugs, 2x3-ft t---..----..-.--...e e9e
2o7-&T % 1I.M RmgA 2xA.ft a0o
MA-lAS9 % 1e5e Rugs G00
2S0-2AsS 20 531S Rags Axs-ft. 1l0e
StTth Floor, Washington: Fourth Floor Pcyktnoton
Arlington, Va; Third Floor StIper Spring
Plostie DropeFies
80 pra sS6 Plastic Draperies nora nursery modern
patterns Assorted colofs pr. Oee
Slrth Floor washington; Third Floor StveS Shrine and
ParktnetOH, Arlington, Va.
Dinnerwsar, Serving Pieces
le-eSs Embassy Dogweed ei.pe service
9S-ii1e PINK Camtsns Willow pattern, s9pe-..... Lge
se0-fw Wulets0eeeEataA 0.pO TumbleF eet9
sM KjooH. Washtaolon; lh Floor. SflUsF sDrine end
Pwkiaeton Arlington, We.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Notions
Art NeedIework

SUeet FI00T, Warrington, SIIUeT Spring and
PaTktHoton, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Mlssaa' Better blousaa

Misses Better bIouaaa
bOO-bsS And 100 Aayen Crepe 6OttOn NyOn BOuses 900
ThBd Eo0r, Washington Street Fieov, Silver spFlne
Second Fi00F, PaFktHHt0H, Arlington, w.
Womsn's Knit Underwear
Special PUFehAel Ge0mW0meRA RylOR tFeOt sIDa ,sp RA
Street Floor, WashiRetOu, Silver SpriH0 and
PGFktHet0H, Arlington, Va
Evening star., 1952-02-28

Third Floor Warrington; Second Floor Silver SprHe
and PGrktTOtoH Arlington, Va. ft'o
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Fobrle Center

~ yaAa-A1g 70 600 iON% WOeiA 10 Q yds ...iAs ID
4 yaA=ega lhlpeEled Harris tweed 10 yds-. I'd
ge yds@ge % 100 NAyeMs NutAns PEAth GPeDeA Doe I'd
900 SdI=iSe o iSs SpFlR9 60ltsRs seiIdS stFes Fhtl
We yd
Street FOOT WashtNetONI Fhttd FlOov Silver gpyWg and
PaFkiHGt0R Arlington, w,
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Seconds Of Fumous Twist BvoodIoom
Pictures, Mirrors

s0ee9S 10 $50 Original on Paintings fsaed DB AeSs
2ooepecAl Purchase Framed Wall Mirrors t2xie-in 29o
6h Floor. Warrington; lth Floor. StDer Spring Gnd
PGykRgt0R ArIinCtOn, va.
Evening star., 1952-02-28

lse@See 10 400 Girls a eWbsfeeRa' WI
lee=lAk ashakeE kRit" w0Ol RaltteRs, als
seGaRd FlggV, WeshiHet9N and HiI
FkHd FleeF, PGFkiRgteR, AFltN