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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Allyn Myers and
sons Allyn and Richard, will lave
on Saturday for Ocean City where
they will enjoy a weeks vacation
of swimming and fishing.
Miss Betty Lou Burne and Miss
Anne Wood of Glen Echo Heights
left on Monday for a ten day trip
to Boston and New York. The
high light of the trip as far as
Betty is concerned is that in New
York they will see "South Pacific"
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Chiswell
will return on Saturday from a
weeks vacation in Atlantic City.
Chief Thomas E. Locklear and
Mrs. Locklear of Travilah have re-
turned from a 2,500-mile motor
trip to Birmingham, Alabama, and
Mississippi where they visited Mr..
Locklear's mother, Mrs. Thelma
Ransom, his grandmother and other
relatives. Their trip covered seven
states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Mills wish
to thank their many friends for
their sympathy cards sent during
their bereavement when Mr.. Mills
father, E. T. Mills, passed away.
Tonight (Thurs.) Mrs. Herbert
Diamond will entertain at a bridal
shower in honor of Miss Marian
Waters, whose marriage to Mr..
Charles Jacobs will take place in
August. On Saturday evening Miss
Waters will be guest of honor at
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-07-24
Shipleys Reunion
Set August "a

The annual reunion of The Ship
leys of Maryland will be held on
August "a at the tate Teachers
College, Towson. There will be a
short address by Miss Stella Brown,
who is a Conservation specialist,
and the main address of the morn
ing will be. by Rev. ]. S. Martin, of
Baltimore.
There will be box lunch in the
Glen, and an afternoon session
with recreational features for
young people and children.
Mr.. John A. Shipley is Presi-
dent of the Association. Mr.. Ship
ley is also President of The Balti-
more Press Photographers Asso-
citation. Mr.. Robert B. Shipley will
have charge of Recreational fea-
lures.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-07-24

Keep the heat low in baking
custards.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-07-24
Div TAI EAITuEDC DIIDT YOUR SHOPPING CENTER
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Pase4 MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
Thursday, July "a, 1852
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-07-24
Forest Oak Lodge
Grab and Shrimp
Feast Planned

Forest Oak Lodge, Knights of
Pythias will hold a Grab and
Shrimp Feast, also a Target shoot
at Sam Briggs Farm Sunday, Aug
ust 10 at 100 pm. If raining,
Sunday, August II will be the
date.
All you can eat and drink is
included in the admission price.
Bring all the children as pony
rides, bingo and etc. will be fea-
tured. All children under IL years
of age will be admitted free.
Come! bring your entire family
as there will be something to in
terest all, from six. to sixty, the
man said.
All funds from this affair will
be used to expand the activity of
the organization in the Community
OF which we are so justly proud
OF our accomplishment of the past
and will continue on in the future.
Il
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-08
Clussifieds

FOR SALE - Double bed,
Simmons spring, cotton mat
tress, $50; full length mir
ror, $40; baby basket, So;
baby stroller, needs paint,
S.; pink table lamp base,
no shade, SO. Call 2272.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-08
FOR SALE - 1949 Chevrolet
two door sedan, very good
condition. Phone Navy PIG
days or 319 after four pm.

FOR SALE Kodak 16 nm
senior or-splicer. new
condition, SIS; Winchester
M-12 IL gauge shotgun Zine
for weddings) full choke %
inch barrel, nearly new,
$40; Thor Gladiron mangle-
ironer, good condition, SIS;
Underwood Champion por-
table typewriter, vertical
script type, good condition;
Winchester M-95 lever ac-
ton 3O,O6, badly mistreated
but still worth $50. See
Doc Rochelle, phone 3501
after 6 pm.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-08


FOR SALE = Openings for
bids on lot 10 block IA, and
one other lot, both near
city, wooded. One has spring
on it. Fully patented and on
file in Commissioners Of
flee. Strictly residential To-
cation, splendid view of
city. Bidding closes mid
night April 2. Mail bid to
! Mrs. Ethel Anderson. Box
So, Anchorage. l reserve
right to reject any and all
bids. 3-15
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-08

special troops, he said Thurs
day.
Cantzler has been in Kodiak
for over a year. He requested
the transfer.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-08
Gambler Transferred

PFC Ray E. Cantzler of the
Alaska Com munication Sys-
tenn has been ordered to re-
port to Headquarters, Fort
Richardson for assignment to
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-08

FOR SALE-Silvertone con-
sole radio and photograph
combination. Phone base
578 or see at ASIA, Avia-
ton Hill.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-08

FOR SALE - cheap. Two
shacks provided you move
them. See John Gibbons,
phone 1852.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-08

FOR SALE-60 gallon, auto
matte hot water tank. See
Glen Banks at City Market.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-08

FORSALE - finest quality,
smartly tailored made to
measure suits and topcoats.
Expert measuring, fit guar
anteed. Select from samples
of Great Western Tailoring
Co. or Field and Son. We
now have a stock of Tanner
and Mason sample shoes.
Dads Barber Shop.
FOR SALE-OPS ceiling price
signs. Call at Mirror office.
All businesses required to
post them.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-08

FOR SALE-1951 Dodge Coro-
net, four door sedan, gyro-
matte shift, radio, heater,
undercoated. Phone Navy
487 or see at 10 CA.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-08

Read the Classifieds
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-08

FOR SALE-Two oil heaters,
one davenport. See John
Gibbons, phone 1882.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12
HIKDLl4VH
By HOUSTON EYRD
Florida's Reign Of Terror
Campus Room Closed Temporarily

M. ~fni, Z FDuI1a r|UDIr1
. en ,a 49,, - 49, 49,. =. !
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-.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12

Walter Winchell said n his
Sunday niie Broadcast concern
ING this incident. Talmaise
in al his bigoi and ignorance
cant STOP interstate TN oad
casts any more than nc car
stop the United States mali
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12
FLORIDA'S NEGRO .

Fighting Communism IS oe
coming hing Of the past.
What we us. need 10 do is
fight this thing call Jim Crow
ism which IS confronting as
more and more each day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12

~
ST Az
f cd noN u
XII, Dri la~t "a Arts Ae
ane Ks r We i M
IN n IS hand-
ais iat Ht 'en lat
Dates tor the show are Feb
&c through March co. The eH
hlbiiion will cover the entire
field OF the decorative arts
such as ceramics. iewewIrY
weaving. silver cabinet max
inc. furniture and other crafts
az praciiced by artist craftsmen
IA Michigan
Opcn to uti 4itsu'n rs
hasc ned N v eh.s'n q *'l
i, tosc working hue nov 'Hs
TIE 81, en,h 1nnowl AT I
Il lit n.,n exhibition
SIX entries nlsv ~ n|ar ~
och nsst WGns ieu p1.n
outside Dcsol, nast ~ sent
chme,s psop.d 70 TIE ENh.oii.on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12
Harlem Trotters on
Fox Screen Fridov

The Harlem Globctrotteis. I"
,pemrg 81 the Fox Theatre Fll-
dav Jan. II. is the story Of the
most famous basketball team IN
tue Oountry
This team. composed entire
" OF Negroes except for man
sgsr Abe Sspersfein Thomas
Gomez) Representa- team work
IN action which has made the
Troffers the great Team il is
and has been for twenty four
years
la the story at Ann Aroo+ j.
~ne!r the Trotteis yin game
Dctore pacN,d hous, Roy
Toss nsend tWllham Brow n.
ag-.nst the ADVICE OF Abe 10 lay
an lhoul here he lie Ann A =
Dor All American basketball
p5a>rr ana honor >tuden' n
nensry
III, follows the team TO TIE
tx 'oN bljdung looahsc io
>M,ctheag; Ann tDoto'hv
psa dye Ioccntly .cotuaeu n
h Qu4rkk leainne 'lr
lalv 4nuihofox a4ei *
Il atf, play ue Roy soNa pe
u,- TIC ia ~ the 'tam
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12

The particular unseJrogaied
group that TalmadJe directed
his resentment al is the Ma
riners. quarter CONSISTING Of
two whites and two Negroes
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Grand Jury Ignores Charge
In Street Fiqht Death

A District grand jury yesterday
ignored a homicide charge against
Richard c. Hamilton, 38. q
plumber, who had been accused
in connection with the death last
December 81 of George T.
fBucher, AZ. a house painter.
Mr.. Hamilton had been accused
of striking Mr.. Bucher on the
street in the 1700 block OF Column
bia road NV. early on the morn
ing of December 81. Mr.. Bucher
who lived in the 1900 block OF
Orren street NE, fell to the side
walk and died in Gallinger
Hospital later that day. Death was
reported to have resulted from a
skull fracture, hemorrhage and
shock.
MFR. Hamilton of the 1700 block
of Lanier place NV, told police
he had no argument with Mr.
Bucher, but that he struck the
man with his open hand. Mr.
Hamilton told police he had been
drinking.
Another grand jury yesterday
indicted Bernard T. Carey, "a
formerly employed as doorman
at the National Arena, g. skating
rink In the 1900 block of Kalo-
rama road NV, on a charge OF
assault with intent to rape a 49,
year old girl acquaintance on
March 4. The offense allegedly
occurred in the arena, where the
young woman had accompanied
Carey after closing hours. Carey
gave the arena as his address.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
u. S. Leeds Chess Tourney

HAVANA. Mar. 10 RC Chess
Master Samuel Reshevsky led the
international tournament going
into the 21st round today. bu,
had a formidable test ahead In
the final three rounds. AT stake
are the title and $500. He holds
la 11a-point lead, but the pairings
favor the runnerup, Argentine
Champion Miguel Najdorf. Triple
United States Champion Larry
Evans is three points back IN
fourth place.
Evening star., 1952-03-18

The Police Trial Board yester-
day cleared Pvt. Arthur B0ggs
"a. Of charges Of conduct prejudi-
cia1 to the good order and re-
putation Of the Police Depart
ment.
He had been accused Of indie
cent exposure in an automobile
on the st. Elizabeths Hospital
grounds, but q Municipal Court
jury acquitted him on March S
The policeman explained he had
merely halted to inquire directions
Of q paSserby.
Attorney H. Clifford Alder. rep.
resenting Pvt. Boggs. urged that
the Trial Board charge be
dropped, since the jurors hac
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Powder Plant Blows Up

TIvOLI. italy. Mar. 10 R.-
"A blast heard over . wide area
yesterday killed two persons. IN
jured scores more and ripped .
gunpowder plant apart. Fire fol-
lowed the explosion. Casualties
were small because the blowup
occurred some Is minutes before
the factory began work.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Police Trial Board Clears Boggs on Indecency Charge

found his client innocent. In
|spector Beverly Beach. board
chairman. observed it was most
unusual for the board to be re-
viewing q case already settled in
the courts.
Evening star., 1952-03-18
Miss Daley,

Miss Clements. Miss Reed. Miss Daley.
CHERRY BLOSSOM GALS-These three have to
represent Cherry Blossom Festival
ginning They picked by their respective State
cietes Miss Elizabeth Clements daughter Senator Clements,
Democrat Kentucky will that State Miss Beverly
Reed stasican at the Agriculture Department viii
Arkansas and Miss Ellen Marie Daley sophomore at
Trinity College, will represent Massachusetts.
Evening star., 1952-03-18

new FLEk1vVING WALL e0ATkk
Q Pittsburgh has developed . new
kind of painting tool that helps you
decorate your home with less fuss and
muss-gives you q better.looking job
at the same time.
This new FIeetwing Wall Coater covers
7 inches in width At one stroke, yet IS
aseonishingiy light and easy TO handle.
Specially designed synthetic bristles
assure you coating of proper thick.
ness and color uniformity.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Casual Dresses, 3.95
sUere SOS tn I4.05

l25 In group. varisd eottons and Fsyons {. ..
many eolovs. misses sizes 10 to 20. Also ma
sernity skirts and dresses in reyen. Sizes 10
70 Is.
Were Now
ZOO Budget Dresses. Prints or
solid coIors in l00- denier royon
crepe, royon paper toffeto,
foiIIe crepe or other washable
royons. Assorted coors. Misses 1895 to
sizes 10 to 20. - 1875 IT'S
WGL-Budeet Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Mems Moccasins, sos

vere $50,
Sizes: 3 s/7, nm. z/s. I/sh, w,
3/llh, I/Iz; c 2/6H, 3/7, 80, iUl,
2/llH; D 4/6h. 2/7. l/lo; D 4/6h, III,
WV, l/lo; { wv.
WGL-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-01
IrreeuIors, NyIons, 100

If perfect womId be I.35 pair
$40 poirs in group. "Gortes Block" in welt
for extra wear. so-denier, sl-sauss business
sheer. Medium and long lengths, spring and
summer shodes. Sizes Sh to II.
Were Now
24o poirs Grenits NyIons. Also
with Garter Block, 5 and 20
denier, 6O-eosee. Medium and
long lengths. Spring and sum-
ner shodes Sizes 8K to H..
Slightly Irregular. If perfect
would sell for---------.p pr. l.e5 100
WGL-Hosiery, First Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-01
CoIIeIo CosuaI Shoes,

96 pein. cuben heel sondel type in eoE and
suede. Block and brown. Sizes "A to B, 4 to
9. Were Il.95. Now 3.e5.
WGL-Won1en's Shoe Center,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-01

II Dinner end Evening Dresses. Meny coIors,
silk chiffon. royon crepe, silk satin. Were
1895 TO $4,000. Now 52.z5.
4 Summer BrideI Gowns. Sterehed net end
lace. Were 1895 to $500. Now 1850.
WGL-The Walnut Room. Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-01

! Love Seat, green leother---
I Lounge cheis. down eush-
ion, muslin cover---------
] Come. Chair, modern, rust
Z Right End Sections, mod
ern, lime cotton
I coektoiI TsbIe, osh with
vanished finish---------ee
I Co Msr Desk, ook veneer,
SohoA soble finish, modern
! Buffet, modern, blonde mo-
hooony NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
! Chine cebinet, solid mo-
hooony, toast finish--------
! Buffet. oak veneer, white
sobIe finish, modern------
8 Cord Tsbles, metal fromes,
cardboard top-----------
! Cord Tabls, flip top, hard
wood mahogany finish, red
plastic top----------
! Cord Toble, metal frone,
red Plastic top-----------
! Sofe, Lowson style, two-
cushion, rose cotton cover
I Sofs, modern style, two
cushion. red eotton--------
! cockfoil Toble, modern,
hardwood blonde finish----
4 Lemp Tebles, mahogany We
neers, hond-tooIed Ieother top
I PulI-up ArmIess cheir,
modern style, yellow fIoroI
! Fan Seek oeeesionoI Choir,
tufted scot and back, yellow
cotton coVer-------------
I Three piece Sectional, mod
ern, foam rubber, green cot
ton cover---------------
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Misses Dresses Reduced

PopuIor styles for street, oftevnoon end eve
ming weor. MotevieIs include silk shontuns,
silk and Feyon prints, sayon crepe, feilIe. cot
ton, linen and oil wool.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Women's Coots " Price
now, 1880 to $3.50
1925 to $500

tOefe J9.15 TO l6o.UU
Loroe group including Sooo wool and 2ooo
nyon fobrcs with Miliun. AIso lOO9o fIeeees
with MiIiun for yeor- round wear. Other eoots
and suede cloths; three quarter and full-Ienoth
styles included. High foshion coIors in tur-
quoise, pink and white. Also black. brown,
orange and red. A.few checks and tweeds.
Misses Sizes
WGL-Coots and Suits, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-01
|33;|2:':I'| FUR >IslsI|<I :33z a3:|!I:3:|

I Mehosany Trodisional Bed
room Suite, including single
dresser and mirror, ehest-on-
chest and double bed---
! Blonde Mohossny Modern
Bedroom Suite, including dou-
BILE dresser and mirror, chest
and doubls bed
! Mehosany Desk-typs Ven
I Parchment finished Mohos-
any Powder Toble
l WoInut Vonity and Mirror
I Wedsewood finished Me-
hosony Dresser and Mirror
! Wolnut Chest -----
I Solid Mehosany Double Bed
5 Lorse Fromeless Mirrors,
4Ox44", beveIed edges
W6L-Bedroom Furniture, Fl
Z Double size lnnerspsins
Mettress and Matching Box
Spring Sets with hoir top
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Women's Suits VI Price
now, 24.50 to $3.50

Group includes dressmoker, seni-toilored and
tailored suits in fonneis, oobordines, mensweor
worsteds, shorkskins and novelty fobrcs. Good
selection Of eoors: black. eroy. red, wine. green
and gold. Some checks and tweeds. Misses
sizes.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
2iS17:|(I !]lII3la3

] orop-Ieof TobIe, cote leg
style, solid mople- 1000 $500
! Drop-Ieof TobIs. Duncon
Phyte style, mahogany veneer $500 1000
! Drop-Ieof Extension TobIe,
Duncan Phyfe style, nohoo-
any veneer $3.50 5000
I Dining Extension TobIe,
mahogany Veneer--------- l24.50 $500
z Dinette Tables. Plastic top,
beige finish h----------- l2I5o 1000
! Choiss Lounge Cushion,
plostic spring construction--- 5000 1850
Cord choirs, hardwood mo-
hooony finished, blue plostic
SeorS -------------- IZ.UU 600
I Side Choir, hardwood mo-
hooony finished white pIos-
tic scot 1850 500
Z Leddes Boek cheirs, rush
scot, hardwood cherry finish $500 1900
End TobIe, modern, hard
wood blonde finished------ $3.50 1000
I Side Choir, mahogany We
neer, red cotton scot $500 1900
4 Arm Choirs, mahogany ve-
neer, rose cotton scot 9l.50 400
4 Side cheirs, modern, Sahara
sable finish $500 1900
z Arm chois, modern. Sohoro
sobe finish 1000 1000
Side chev. hordwood mo-
hogony finished 1898 500
! Side Chair, mahogany We
neer, green striped cotton scot $500 1000
Arm Choir. solid maple,
beige Tapestry seot---- $3.50 1000
W6L-Funiture, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Aluminium Awnings
Reduced

= IO "tuS
z MopIe- finished Venity 1oblss
z Mohosany finished Vsnity
! MopIe- finished Vanisy Stool :
50 Poirs Cotton Merquisests
Ruffled custoins, 90" long.
Peach, green and blue colors-
Z Brown leether Hossoeks
! Groy Heevy Plostie Hossoek -
40 Assorted Window Shodes. Can
be cut to the size you require OF
l0e additional. per window shade
7 Poirs Heavy Textured Drs-
peries, green with horizontal gold
threod, 80" long, unIined-
z Single chintz BedspFeods,
green print
s Pairs Heavy Antique Sotin
Draperies, 80" long and unlined.
Chortreuse, gold, green, eroy---
z Bedspteods, single size, wine
Z BedspFeods, double size. rose
z orsondy conopies, enbroid-
cred, white, 81" wide and go"
long ---------z-----------
Aluminium Venetion BIinds.
Width in inches: 3/lo", 5/20",
e/2l", s/22". 5/24". l5/25"
2/27", 6/28", 4/2e", 3/35"
WGL-Upholstery, Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-01

Lounsins Apparel, 800
uas 7.95 and S.95
- Royon Printed HouseeooFs. Assorted eolors,
sizes II to 20. - Cotton Shortie Houseeoats.
Fitted. smell sizes. 80 Cotton Quilted Skirts.
Wide flote checks end pIoids. Small sizes.
WGL-NeoIioees, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Stationery Reduced

= WeTe NOW
100 boxes Stationery, white and
colors. Donty florol lined enve-
Iopes. 48 single sheets, 36 lined
envelopes ---------- $50 $50
200 boxes Ployins Cords with
one initial. Broken assortment
Of initioIs ------------- l.5o 100
II Royon Moire Quilted Bridge
Covers. Maroon - 1.95 las
4S boxes Bridge o. canesfe
Score Pads end Pencils. pods
and 4 pencils SOC 25e
W6l-Stotionery. First Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Women's Foshion Shoes

- peirs Pondore Pumps in
both high and medium heels.
Open and closed heels in black
suede ----------------
81 pairs Metric Pumps, son.
dofs and ties in blue Golf. blue
Golf with blue mesh and black
kidskin
6s pairs Dslise Debs end BEL
enee in Motion. open toe ond
closed heel, and closed toe and
closed heels in black suede,
Both high and medium heels.
Brown and black kidskin with
low heels
~ pairs GrayfIex SpeetotoI
Pumps, closed toe, closed heels
in red and green eolfskin
ITO pairs Johonsen and Jons
WondIe Pumps and SondoIs in
black potent, red or blue coli
and black or blue suede. High
and medium heels -------
WGL-Women's Shoes, Second
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Royon, NyIon BIouses, SO

,Oere 4.05 to 1875
IS in group. Royons in several styles-boet
neekline, lses trim; short-sIesvsd shirts; long
sieeved jeweI-neeksd style with pIeotsd front.
NyIons either tvieet with pIseted fronts Or
striped. White. pink, meixe. eoeoe, lilee.
beige. Sizes 81 to 80.
IS reyon end nyIon bIouses. Nylons have
pIeoted front. long sleeves. Royons long
sleeved with wing collar. tucked yoke. White,
pink, block. Were 7.e5. Now ------5.75
WGl-Blouses, First Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Sportsweor Reduced

were now
IS Short Denim Joekets. Lined
with red fIonneI. Blue only,
broken sizes es--- 1925 3.9S
9 Long Denim coats. Lined
with red flonnel. Blue only;
broken sizes 1895 S.95
IS Cool Summer Dresses. I'M
ported linen, cotton quilted
sundresses. PosteIs and floroI
prints Broken sizes ------ $500 100
40 pieces Assorted SportsweoV.
Plaid royon flonne skirts,
quilted sleeveless iookets, solid
tIonne skirts, sleeveless wool 2o5 to
turtIe-neck sweaters -------- 500 l.95
80 Cotton Quilted Skirts. Cir
cuIor, mostly in solid eoIors; 6.e5 to
sizes 10 to l8-- 1925 3.95
40 BIouses, including quilted
royons in scoop neck styles,
royon jersey, pique, veveteen;
posteI coIors and black; broken sos to
sizes 1895 400
W6L-sportsweor. Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-01
NyIon, Royon Loee BIouses,
6.65 were 8.9S to 1895

IS in group. NyIens hove jewel neekline,
crepe with fosot trim or nylen frieet with
self trim on net. Royons in several styles,
long and shoFt-sleeved. loees blouses ore
eemisoIs style. White. pink. blue, brown,
maize.
Were Now
20 BIouses, cotton loce, ribbon
ette, royon. Cotton ioce and
ribbonette have cop sleeves,
scoop neekiine. Royons ore
wonnen's sizes, with ~ sleeves.
White, nouve, blue, navy -. 1895 9.65
IS loee end Silk Blouses. long,
sIeeved, hond-detoiIed. Lace
blouses ore either jewel-necked
or Ioce eomisoe type. Pink,
beige, red, block 1926 1918
WGL-Bouses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-01
81 Poirs Gloves, pair 2.25

ShoEties, pull-ons hand and moehins-s sewn.
White, beige. ehamos. Were 500.
Were Now
50 pairs Shortie Gloves. Linen
books with sheer nylon palms.
White, natural, chonois ---- 300 AS
56 pairs Shortie Gloves. White,
hond-sewn ---------- $50 ITS
rs poirs Drsssy Cloves Shorties,
pun-ons in royon and cotton. 4.50 and
White. gold --- 600 800
WGL-0oves, First Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-01


Skirts, Blue Jeans, 2.95
,Oere S95 to 895
100 in group. Cotton, royon and wool skirts.
Also quilted styles in flared o. stroisht types.
Blue jeans lined in plaid cotton. Sizes 10 IS.
Were Now
100 Junior Dresses. Royon
crepes, cottons. toffeto in dressy 1925 5.95
or toored styles. Light and to to
dork coIors. Junior sizes TO Is, 1895 1926
IS Junior Blouses. Royon
crepes, cotton broodcIoths,
sheer cottons. All washable.
White, some coIors, sizes 30 2e5 to l.95 10
to 36 7.95 3.sS
80 Junior Denim coots and
Joekets. For fishing and oil
sports Blue only. Sizes to
IS. jacket ----------- 1925 4.95
coot 1896 s.s5
WGL-Junior Misses Apparel. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Walnut Room Fashions,

Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-01

Stamped Bridge Sets, LIS

s1Oefe l.15
1Z5 in group. Cotton stamped IN con.
ventional designs. Blue, rose. gold. green.
Were Now
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Infonts' Dresses, 95e

Were Now
80 Overall Sets. Three-pece
bonnet style, cotton broodcloth.
Snop crotch, jacket flannel
lined Pink and noize, medium
and large sizes 5.95 z.95
so AIl-wool Sweoters. Cordi-
gan style. White, nnoize, mint.
Sizes /, z, 3--------- $50 1.95
IS Boby Bonnets. Silk with
royon Innings. Eyelet and Ioee
trims. White, pink, blue 5.95 z.95
Thoyer casriose. Groy, top
slightly damaged. If perfect
would $500 1895
Gem PIeypen. Wox birch,
fiberboord floor. Slightly dam
oeed If perfect would be l4e5 1925
W6L-Nursey Corner, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-01

WGL-Junior Misses Apparel, Fourth
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Women's Dresses Reduced
Skirts, Blue jeans, 2.95

WGL-Women's Dresses. Third Floor