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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-12-13
of Publicity and Mrs. M. C. Greer.

Funeral services for Mrs. w. d. Slaugh-
ter of Ridge ST., were held at Ebenezer
Baptist Church on Monday with DR.. e. d.
McCreary officiating. Funeral was con-
Quoted by j. F. Bell.
Mrs Mary C. Greer and Mrs. c.. W..
Niche were members of planning COM
mittee that met recently in Richmond to
work out program for the Churchwom-
ems Training School which will be held
at Lawrenceville, Va, in June.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-12-13

a recent houseguest of his sister, Mrs Bet
ty Shaw, on 1O1s ST., N. w.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-12-13

Grand Exalted Ruler, Robert H. John
son of Philadelphia, Pa. has appointed O..
C. Williams, of this city, as special deputy.
Mr.. Williams was recommended for the
appointment by Rivanna Lodge No. 1876
after the death of Mr.. j. G.. Shelton who
held the position for many years
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-27
Our CTS

Having enlisted in the Women's
Air Force, Judith Fry left Tues
day evening for Lakeland Air Base,
San Antonio, Texas. Judith, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Enos
Fry, 3743 Northampton rd., for
merly of Doan ave., this city, is
following in her fathers footsteps.
Mr.. Frey wore the army uniform
in World War I. She is a Shaw
January 81 graduate.
If he isn't home, Sgt. John B.
Meyers, 1878 Bender ave., soon
will be. He arrived from the Far
East, landing in Seattle on the
18th.
That smile which Mrs. Gloria
Lisby is wearing is due to the
fact that her husband, Pfc. Leroy
Lisby is slated for a rotation leave
for home just after Easter. Leroy
is attached to the First Amphibian
Truck Co., First Marine Division
in Korea.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-27

Memorial services were conduct
ed Saturday, March 22nd, by the
Rev. J. Franklin M. Hendry, pas
tor of the Windermere Presbyter-
ian Church at p. m. in Knollwood
Cemetery Chapel for William F.
Jarm. Mrs. Betty Ebenhack was
at the organ, and Mrs. Janet Gait
Winton, contralto, sang. Funeral
services and cremation took place
in Los Angeles.
Mr.. Jarm was born in Richton,
ILL.,, August 81, 1875 and died in
Los Angeles March II, 1852. He
was the husband of Caroline Jarm,
1334O Forest Hills ave., father of
Rev. William E. of Norwalk, Cal;
Edwin C. of Shaker Pines Lake,
Conn; Gertrude E. Malmstead of
Cleveland; Dorothy F. Starrett of
Leadville, Colo; grandfather of
five; great grandfather Of two.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-27
Superior Ready
With Chronicle 9

It is March and as usual the
children of Superior School are
busy learning how the rest of the
world lives. Each year at this time
the children undertake to explore
and then to tell how the peoples of
the world live and so far they
have given eight of such unusual
and interesting presentations. All
of the months work will come to
a climax next week when Chronicle
TX will be added to the series.
On Tuesday, April 1st at 8
o'clock one group will present the
chronicle to the parents of the
lower grade children. On Thurs
day evening, April 3rd, another
group will present the Chronicle
to the parents of the upper grade
children. Using two casts gives
every child in the school the op-
portunity to participate in this
school-wide experience.
Miss Vida Bayes, principal who
originated and has carried through
the episodes with the aid of her
staff, says the folk dances in
Chronicle TX are especially color
full and many of the costumes have
been made by the children them
selves.
eff you want a pleasant way to
brush up on the history and
geography of Europe, you will be
welcomed at Superior next week, is
Miss Bayes' invitation.
Narrators will be Judy Capel-
letti, Margaret Chambers, Phyllis
Donatelli, Henry Dietz, Edward
Fry, Bob Randelman, Martin
Sweig with Sarah Pooley and
Martin Hochman as alternates. The
art work was done by Sandra
Cavannaugh, Olive Speccia and
Lynne Taylor.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-27
Howard III. Dawson

Services were held Saturday,
March 22nd for Howard H. Daw-
son, resident of 1908 Hazel rd.
who died at his home March 10th.
Burial was in Acacia Park.
Mr.. Dawson had been retired
since 1912, prior to which time he
was for 25 years the vice president
of the Ohio Chemical and Manufac-
turing Co. He was a graduate of
old Central High School, Cleveland,
and Case Institute of Technology.
He was a member of the Masonic
order and of Sigma Alpha Epsilon
fraternity.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Nancy E. Thompson Dawson; his
son, Robert H. and his mother,
Mrs. Emily Dawson.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-27
Benefit Concert
At Sommers Hall

The First Seventh-day Adventist
Church is sponsoring a benefit
program on Saturday, March 29th,
at 500 p. m. in Sommer's Hall,
1929 Euclid ave., the proceeds to
go toward the building of a new
school and recreation hall. The
program will be a joint recital
presenting Martha Zehetner Oak
ley, pianist, and Rosaneil Reynolds
Schenk, reader. Tickets available
at the door.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-27
Training For
Cub Workers
Starts April a

The spring training course for
leadership in District Seven,
Greater Cleveland Council, Boy
Scouts of America, begins Friday
evening, April 4th at Chambers
School, Shaw ave. at East 141st
st. Instruction starts at 1880 p. m.
The Cub Course is for "Moms
n Dads, Cubmasters, Assistants,
Committeeman, and Den Mothers.
Cub fundamentals, program plan
ing, den and pack meetings, ad-
ministration and relationships, will
be covered in the six sessions under
the direction of Neighborhood
Commissioner Jos. s. Oliger, 677
East 18th st.
Commissioner Oliger's staff con-
sists of Neighborhood Commission
er Libro DiZinno, 100 Catalpa rd.;
Cubmasters: Pack 395-Albert l..
Fischer, 14217 Strathmore ave-;
Pack 101-Dr. Paul Olynk, 1474
East 112th st.; Pack 294-Charles
D. Webster, 1908 Woodside ave.
and former Pack 26 Cubmaster
and now Troop 26 Scoutmaster-
AL. C. Klivington, 1744 Burgess
rd. These men have all served on
at least one previous training
course staff.
This program is open to fathers,
scoutmasters, assistants, and troop
committeeman and will be directed
by Committee Chairman Chester
F. Butler (Troop 294), 1897 East
Miner rd., who will act as Senior
Patrol Leader, training troop Z.
The scoutmaster will be C. G..
(Jack) Kinley, 1851 Carlyon rd.,
District Seven Merit Badge Super
visor and Committeeman Troop
100; Explorer Advisor Jos. Cor
nelius, Field Executive for District
Seven, III East 225th ST.; Scribe
and Quartermaster Donald Brandt,
873 Rudyard rd., Assistant Ex-
plorer Advisor Troop 284; Patrol
Leaders Herbert Hart, 1904
Strathmore ave-, Scoutmas e r
Troop 368-Edwin J. Hart, 1418
Winston rd., Scoutmaster Troop
179-Carl V. Prince, 1866 East
141st ST., Neighborhood Commits
sioner.
Applications for either course
may be obtained from these staff
members, your unit leader, your
neighborhood commissioner, or the
District Commissioner, William
Seitz, 1768 Taylor rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-27
TayIors Are Back
At The Shaw-Hayden

Five years ago, Charles L.
(Chick) Taylor left the Shaw-Hay-
den Theatre where he had been
manager for 20 years, to open and
for four years manage the Fair
view Outdoor Theatre. For the
past year he has been manager of
the Wind-A-Meer. Now he's back
at the Shaw-Hayden to replace as
manager Bob Holland, who re-
signed to go into the advertising
business.
Mrs. Taylor has also returned.
Thousands of East Clevelanders
will remember her as cashier for
IA years. Now she will manage
the lobby candy and soft drink con-
cession. Welcome home, Taylors.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-27

The Cleveland Bible College
Choir, will present free, sacred
concert at First Friends Church,
1865 Carlyon rd., 1880 p. M, Sum-
day, March Both. The % members
of this group, representing five
states and one foreign country, are
planning to enter full-time Chris
tian work as ministers, mission
aries, Christian educators, and song
evangelists.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-27
Service
Clubs

"Coal in a War Economy" ac-
companied by movie "Powering
Americas Progress" will make up
the program for the lions Club
April 1st meeting at Owbn's Plan
tation. The speaker will be A. D..
Quayle, representing the Warner
Collieries Co.
The High Twelve Club of East
Cleveland is having their next
semi-monthly luncheon at 11:5O
a. M, today at the Lake Shore
Country Club. The after-luncheon
guest speaker is Mr.. Carl H.
B u k W d, Secretary Cleveland
Metropolitan Park Board, and his
talk is on the Ohio Turnpike.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-27
CARD OF THANKS

WE wish to extend our sincere appre-
citation to friends. neighbors, Rev.
Henry c. Stallard of Collinwood
Congregational Church and pail
bearers for their kind expression of
sympathy in the loss of our dear
father, John Cipan,
Mrs. Rose Cipan
and Son Charles
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-27
0DERNG Re modelling REPARNG Use This Handy Directory
Business Directory

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PAPER cleaning, paper hanging. paint
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-27

PIANO. Helen L. Killen, teacher of
popular music. Call w. 1-2927 for
appointnent
Evening star., 1952-02-21

A man. arrested in a gambling
raid, insisted yesterday that not
only was the numbers book police
found in his pants not his-he
didn't even own the pants.
William Clomax was arrested
on January is in the basement Of
a house in the first block of M
street S.W.. after police, who en-
tered the premises with a search
warrant for liquor violations, al
legedly saw him drop a numbers
book on the floor.
Yesterday the 55-year-old COL
ored man told United States Com
missioner Cyril s. Lawrence he
had borrowed o pair Of pants at
the address to put over his good
ones because he had been hired
to do some carpentry work. In
the borrowed pants was the num-
bers book. Clomax said. He denied
1t had fallen to the floor. He said
police took it out Of his outer
pants pocket.
Clomax was charged with oper-
ating q lottery and possession Of
numbers slips. He was held for
the grand jury under 81 900 bond.
Also held for grand Jury action
were:
David Ingram, A, colored, OF
the 700 block Of Second street
NV. and Charles Hooks" Jones,
IS. colored, of the TOO block of
Evening star., 1952-02-21
Numbers Defendant Disowns
Everything-Even the Pants

New Jersey avenue NV. Both
ARE charged with operating a lot
terry and possession Of numbers
slips. Bonds were set at $500
each.
A false pretense charge was
dropped against Billie E. Warner,
"a, Of the 900 block of Virginia
avenue S.W. at the request of the
Government. Warner was charged
with getting $1.100 from the Re-
liable Finance Co. after he showed
them an alleged worthless title
to q car. Assistant United States
Attorney Ned Perry said Warner
had made restitution.
Warner is charged with grand
larceny in another case involving
auto thefts. He was held for
grand jury action in this case last
week.
Commissioner Lawrence held
Robert w. Princeler. 81, of
IShadyside, Md, for the action of
the grand jury on a charge of
robbing Leo Martin, 81. of 1854
IS street Sc. Of his wallet on Feb
Iruary 8.
Police charge Princeler and two
other men forced their way into
Mr.. Martins home, pressed a hard
object into his back and took his
wallet containing $700. They re-
moved 500 and unknowingly left
$500 behind in secret compart-
ment, police said.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
22,500 Troops to Join
In Mountain Muneuyer

A mountain training exercise te
be known as Exercise Pine Ridge
and involving 22,50o Army troops
will be held in August and Sep
tember in the Elkins wv. Va.)
area.
Gen. Mark w. Clark, chief OF
Army Field Forces, who announced
the maneuver last night. said its
purpose is to provide training fol
cross-country operations in rough
mountainous terrain.
1t. Gen. Edward E. Brooks, COM
mander of the Second Army, with
headquarters at Fort Meade, Nd,
will be director.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
Man In Mail Bomb Case
Asks for Mental Test
By the Asseeiated Press

DENVER, Feb. 21.-A psychia-
trio examination has been re-
quested by Donald r. Rankin, q,
who is charged with mailing dy-
Mantle to a man who dated his
wife while she was college coed.
Rankin yesterday asked Federal
court for the examination. He is
being held in Denver County jail
awaiting trial. He admitted send
ing the dynamite to James Nc
Cray, 27, of Bowling Green, Ohio,
and earlier firing four shots at Mr..
McCray. He said he was planning
a third attempt when arrested by
postal inspectors.
The Is sticks of dynamite were
mailed to Mr.. McCray in a box
with a pull-type detonator, de-
signed to explode when the box
was opened. McCray was wound
ed in the shoulder during the
shooting attempt.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
7ordy Red Workers
so Whot?' Is Posse,
Punishment Awaits
BY the Associated Pres,

LONDON, Feb. Il. - Young
workers arriving late for shifts
In Russian factories can't get by
with flippant excuses, the Soviet
youth newspapers Komsomolskaya
reported today.
Particularly abhorrent, said an
article broadcast by Radio Mos
COW. is such a phrase as: "I've
been some minutes late, so what?"
Such cases must not be left
unattended" the dispatch said.
Breach Of discipline must be
severely punished. Such is the
duty of each Komsomol (youth)
Organization and every member
Of the Komsomol."
Evening star., 1952-06-13

Dole beige on mesh to let the beezes cool your With
tan eot Comfortable heel 4h 91z, AAAtoC 7e5
Z Grace white suede and insp strap Cuban heel
Dainty PetoI cut the 4z oz AAA
Betsy white eofskin sburs effect
on one side Sizes Az to 912 AAA to B. 7.e5
WoMENS SHOES Down soi Store Building Budget
Evening star., 1952-07-17

SUNDAY.
Meat Loaf Scalloped Potatoes
Lima Beans Jelied Carrot Salad
Deep Dish Blueberry Pie Iced Coffee
Deep Dish Bueberry
4 cups blueberries "a cinnamon
4 tablespoons -four tablespoons lemon juice
cup sugar tablespoons butter
70 teaspoon salt Flaky pastry
vanilla ice
Place bueberes 10-nch buttered baking
Blend -four salt cinnamon and lemon juice sprinkle
over top Of berries Dot with butter Roll pastry ch thick
In 9nch circle crmpng edge with pastry cutter fork Prick
top with daisy design and blueberries Bake hot
42 degree for IS to 40 minutes until pastry lightly
Drowned Cut into wedges topped with Makes
to servings.
Florentine Spaghetti Salad
Olives Celery Toasted Rolls
Pudding
Florentne Spaghetti
spaghetti "a pound chicken livers diced
" cup butter margarine tablespoons flour
" cup chopped onion u teaspoon salt
small Glove garlic chopped IA beef broth
minutes While spaghetti cooking melt butter
in skillet Add onion garlic and brown lightly Add chicken
until thickened stirring constantly
spaghetti platter and with chicken liver Makes
servings.
TUESDAY.
SirLoin Steak Mashed Potatoes
Spinach CucunlberS in Sour Cream
Fruit Cabinet Iced Tea
Fruit Cabinet.
Is to 20 lady fingers beaten
/ cup drained crushed pineapple 20
! drained sliced peaches Ia cups milk
VI fresh cherries
bottom of buttered loaf
baking Add the fruit filing and remain
fingers layer lady fingers Com
bne beaten with add milk and mix we'll Pour this
contents Bake moderate
$50 degrees F. IA hours Remove from oven turn out on
slices with whipped cusrd
Makes to 10 servings.
Evening star., 1952-07-17

Socds appeal to eot-dulIed oPpetites
WEDNESDAY
HEARTY Supper Salad Spiced Peaches
Corn on Cob Watermelon
Hearty Supper Salad.
c,u packaged, pre-cooked "a teaspoon salt
Dash pepper
d crn water cup slivered cooked ham
"a teaspoon salt cup slVered SWISS cneese
"a mayonnaise cup cooked peas
] grated onion - cup chopped Gill pickle
Combine rice teaspoon salt in Mix just
mosened Bring quickly to boil over high heat
uncovered gently twice with fork Do not
Let cool temperature.
Combine mayonnaise salt and Blend
gently with
/ lettuce and
garnish with tomato wedges Makes servings
THURSDAY
Lamb Patttes Potato Pancakes
Green Beans Buttered Onions
Banana Cake
potatoes (uncooked) "a milk
u teaspoon crushed caraway egg, beaten
tablespoons flour
] teaspoon salt
potatoes grind with remaining ingred
mix we'll by tablespoons into hot fat heavy
frying Turn and Immediately Serves to f.
Cook pancakes at after mixing batter will daren Cara
way seeds a change from the usual grated onion.
BY "Vi."a
Evening star., 1952-07-17
"THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
THURSDAY,
KHWhatS CoobiI1'

FRIDAY.
6dKed Sea ROOD Salad French Bread
YeHoW Squash Sliced Tomatoes
Cantaloupe
Baked
2 cup chopped green pepper ! cooked shrimp
"a cup minced onions l cup mayonnaise
celery chopped u teaspoon salt
cup faxed crab meat teaspoon worcestershire sauce
tablespoons butter = cups corn flakes
Combine pepper onions celery, crab meat shrimp
mayonna salt and worcestershire lightly Place
mixture IN individual shells shallow baking Sprinkle
crushed flakes papka moderate
oven $3.50 degree F. about 30 minutes
Makes 6 to servings
SATURDAY.
bdked Canadian Bacon American Fried Potatoes
Peas and ScallonS
Pineapple Cottage Cheese Salad
Sliced Peaches
Peas and ScaiOns.
70 cup margarine y teaspoon salt
cups shelled peas "a teaspoon sugar
scalnonS or green onions Lettuce leaves
Place margarine in bottom scaions cutting
on green tops to within dice bulb end
MIX with peas Place sprinkle
ana sugar. Place blanket of lettuce
IN at SIDES to keep in steam Cover with lid
10 10 ~ minutes or until just tender ake gently
once or twice while cookng0 Discard
Makes 6 servings
Evening star., 1952-07-17
Our summer best-seller!
81 Micro-Fi|nn
Sean-Free NyIon
Stockings
0Oo 6 pairs, s2.5S)

A fine mesh weave specially constructed to resist snoos
ond runs Our Micro-E Elm nyIons are tremendously
pouIor at regular prices People tell US they weor and
wear. They look bore, yet cover the leg with film
Of flottey! And no bother obout "ore my seams
stroieht2" In Sunelow or Blonde, two lovely summer
shodes. Sizes 8h to H.
Jelet Hosiery-Sreet Floor Street and Bethesda,
Shirlington. SiDer Spring. Upper Conn. Apenue.
Evening star., 1952-07-17

irlinston. Silver Spring. and Upper Conn. Ave.
NCE
Of former prices. No mail or telephone ORDERS no
WOmen's Dress ShOp-Second Floor
(Selections at S1oer Spring. Shhlngton)
2womens s1ss5 rayon sheers and rayon
crepes; floral prints poka-dots among them popular
22a and few regular
DWomens $22s5 Dresses sheer prints with light grounds
lovely black and navy rayon sheers few cotons and
summer snsntngs in the group broken half sizes
aqua tailored linens black silk shantung wopiece dresses
sheer rsyons in gay summer prints and smart dark solid
vacation many of these a-knd. Included too
are few rayon marquisette evening dresses in blue aqua
womens sizes 16h to 22h, and 18 to
1womens including sheer prints
in black silk shantung broken szes sss and SIS
Misses Dress Shop-Second Floor
(Selections at Shirlington, Sluer Spring.
Misses ssss Street Afternoon in spring and
summer sheers most Of them one Of kind
them street dresses. afternoon dresses few dinner and
evening formas black, navy, high shades in the
sls5 to 5 Dresses many one Of kind included are
cocktail dresses street and afternoon dresses dressy styles
$2ss5 Two-Piece Dresses in dressy
cocktail and street lengths lots of black high shades
sss5 to 5 Dresses for street wear afternoon and
BlOuses-Third Floor
s-s5s $os5 in cotton pads checked ginghams
taft
sss5 to $10s5 Blouses including sleeveless pque pure
prints gay striped cottons with puff sleeves embroidered
white organdes white pink beige. brown and blue in the
to soss BIouses in sheer nyIon with tucked 'front.'
pure silk prints white organde lacetrmmed tissue
falles. baste cottons; white mauve egghell pink
nue nile green IN the group 81
Cirdle ShOp-SecOnd Floor
s-S15 nude black white or blue rayon
lasex sizes Is to 80 in the group but not every style in
Nyon Panty Grds in nude only sizes as to 3d. not
every style in every
$8.95 TO $l4.05 Shoes es-----$3
Only pairs a style here but marvellous values
in nstance feathers! High and
medium heel styles Black brown well as few reds
and green's
Street only-Fourth Floor
BETTER MILLINERY-Street Floor
(selections also at Shtlingom. siluer Spring.
9O-$lO and $3.50 Hats----$5
l35-$13.5O and SIS Hats---------S7
35-$l5 to $25 s--------------$9
among them just the extra hat vacation needs just
the hat to pick wardrobe another
Cor twoD in town choose from lovely straws petit
purl Swiss milan. lacy imported baiibuntls rough
textures choose from lovely slhouettes sailors.
caps pofles Shells rocker bonnets plboxes cartwhees
Black navy, pases
Budget Millinery-Street Floor
(Selections also at Shirlington, SiDer Spring.
2OO-$S95 to $3.50 Hats in linens strawsi
Find every summer shade but whte ------------- S4
SOO-$95 to $695 Hats including many, many straws few
felts Sorry, no white practically every color
Evening star., 1952-07-17


(Seections also at Shirlington. Slper Spring.
Womens $1695 Hp-Length Summer TopperS white gold
baSket-weave woolens: with noched revers,
coarleSS. Sizes IA to $40
WOmens $995 and $2295 Summer Toppers from hip length
to fngertip lengths both boxy and bareback slhouees
Honeycomb basket-weave woolens white blue navy
gold. Sizes 12h to 1872 and 80 to Sl295
Womens $45 to SIS SUMMER Coats from knee length to full
length in dresSup faes acetaes ottomans
Panel back and tuxedo detailing. Black, blue in
sizes 1914 to SIS
Womens $975 to $5975 Short Hip Toppers
back and box styles, with dinner jacket detailing
with tuxedo noched collars Choose Forst
Cordelaine billiards Marvita suede poodle
cloth in black, lucky blue tahy, and lake blue
Sizes 16k to 0h------------- -..-- $40
Womens $3975 to $695 Panel Back Toppers
from hip length to knee length in wool gabardines
crepe suedecloh and ForStmanns candia. Roll and
notched rever collars Black navy, aqua in sizes 1917
to 22k ----------------- -- SIS
Womens S4975 to $595 Full Length Dress
in PANEL back flare back and sihouettes
styles in black wool gabardines crepes
casuas in gold and blue suedecoths 1917
to 22a and 40 to
Womens S4975 Cragegh Long Casual favored
boxy sihouette with collars notched rever COL
lars Monotone mixtures and checks with gray and
heather predominating Sizes 201 22h 40 to
WOmens $595 and $695 Full Length Dress Coats
black wool crepe wool tws both boxy and fitted styles
sizes 161a to 201a ----------- S35
Evening star., 1952-07-17

Misses and Juniors Coats-Third Floor
(Selectons also Shnoton Upper Conn., Ave Suer SPRING.
25-$l6.95 Summer Goats
Fength lnen-ke rayon Fngertip length rayon
toppers! Wristlength ttlecoa light vacation weight
wooens Whites! Summer pasels! Sizes to Is, 10 to 16;
but not every style in every size or color.
56-$22.95 to $29.75 Spring and Summer
Shortie-C Goats
Poodecothes! Suedecots Basket-weave wooens Novelty
wooens And all sorts OF cute details worthy your vacaon
Find roll collars lttlegrl collars shrttailored collars
well coaress cardigan styles Boxy shou
cites in white gold, pink blue coralred beige: sizes
b 10 to 6 Not of course style in color size
59-$25 to SIS Spring and Summer Goats $40
Shore coats Fngertp length coats New wrstengh coa
And what gay and full collection of fashion woofens
poodeoths suedeclot bark weaves novelty All the
vacation pastes white god blue red beige pink,
checks of and white and brown and white Sizes to 49,
10 to 16.
Evening star., 1952-07-17
Negligee Shop-Fourth Floor

30HS10s5 Robes in red blue puckered
nyons short cool length fullength robes gay
striped cotton with deep neckline 81 95
235 Jersey Hostess Robes twotone in lilac purple
$40
1o-$1ss5 $1sss Gold Rayon Coachynan
4-$695 Braid Trimmed Black Cotton Hostess Robes S12
Hostess Robes and Negligees including gold braid
trimmed white bengalnes. nyon brocades- S28
Satin Nghtie Robe with nyon
TRIM size