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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03
VETS QUIZ

Q Is down payment require
cd for q Gil business loan"
a No Neither the law nor re-
cent credit control regulations re-
quire a down payment for CT
business loan But your lender
mas the right 10 ask Tor one il he
chooses
q. I'm study ing engineering
under the Gil Bill | want 10 drop
my math course for the time be-
ing. Am I allowed to do 80 under
VAS post cutoff date reeula-
tions,
A. Yes. VAS post cutoff date
regulations apply to change OF
over all programs of study and
not 10 changes OF individual
courses within program OF
study. Therefore dropping or
adding course. within a pro
gram II study. Is permitted.
Q I'm drawing 4 pension and
! wonder II would be eligible
for the increased maximum OF
$l20 a month which goes 20 vet
Grams who need regular aid and
OF another person My
doctor has prescribed rest in bed
for a couple OF months. while !
recover from IN illness. and
need constant aid while I'm IN
bed.
A You would not be entitled
In the 40 a month rate during
vour temporary confinement to
bed. The increase Is for 'noS'
who are permanently IN need OF
regular ald and attendance oil
another person
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03

lcsoltcd only 10 tue caut, i
answers Officers and mcmt,cf,
Of the NAACP have uskci and
lost their lives AS did Harry
Moore of Minis Fla ,hei lg...s
to do good for citizens Of the
community.
Tireless Work
Increased educational ia litieS.
more voters especially IN the
South less lynchInes. constant
appealing TO local state and ted
eral authorities. have been re-
suits Of the NAACP'S tireleSs
work. Never has violence &c
curatcly been PLACED at the door
If the organization ia bringing
about better relations between
citizens of any community.
The United States Attorney
General IN naming Subver>lve
groups ana 81 carnations omitted
the NAACP. Quite an honor ot
which we all can be proud. AlSJ
4 surprise to hardly anyone, ex
,ep, OF course few b.soted
Amer cans. who oppose fair play
tor others. bu, demand it tor
themselves.
Attorneys FOR the organization.
lthoueh paid expenses Tor their
york. ,cceive small fees Tor their
erVi,eS when compared with
That they would get IN outright
rivate practice. a majority If
asses. which reach the Supreme
cunt Of the United States. have
cen successfully presented by
lem
Wipine- Off Blot
Elimination Is almost complete
restrictive covenants, a sore
lot in the lives of hundreds Of
mericanS and blot along
it'll many other injuSticeS that
tcheS the eye of millions OF
nericanS the world over. The
ot looms larger oftimeS. than
may be Through the NAACPS
ntinuouS efforts to improve
nerican Democracy. our coun-
, Is today a better place in
lich to live.
With these few reminders If
, great work of the NAACP
our country. all Americans ia
liar with them. should Join
) current campaigns through
branches in America bv con-
outing any amount that Is de-
ID. from one dollar To one
uSand. tn be appreciated.
4 spent and shall 80 towards
a democracy. that
ay needs the goodwill Of pco-
everywhere.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03

OF course the NAACP's pri-
mary initiative concerns itself
with more democracy. now for
Is million Negroes. These Ne
groes live in the confines of
the United States. from Maine
10 California. and Michigan 10
Mississippi.
The course that the organiza-
ton has followed fot more than
10 odd years has been clear and
directed ioicibly toward one goal.
More Democracy for all not
special privileges for any seq
ment Of the population. but equal
opportunity for all. regardless OF
race. color or creed.
Laud Leadership
Thousands OF Americans have
Iauded the leadership constantly
for a job well done. but not
nearly complete. without violence
,r unnecessary lawful proce-
lures. Not once N the history OF
he organization has any one &C
accused any branch OF
he NAACP Of not promoting
air play. reStItylng wrong. or
.eking redress for Ills Of our
democracy without performing
N the highest plane IN the land
use OF the courts Ia gain what
IS officers believed best for the
Even when threatened with
,olence bv citizens and local or ,,
ate law enforcement officers
NJ TO mention numerous hleh
Ificials. branches OF the MACE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03
TIy B0ykin s
DEGES
planned.

Hes for equal job opportuni
ties and Tor good government
We are Of the opinion that his
down 10 caithncSs is gong "a
pay off in winning lots II our
votes.
hundred and ninety five
thousand signatures are needed
before the question OF rc-appoin,.
mcnt can be placed on the bal
lot Rcappointment VIII insure
equal representation of all areas
~ Michigan IN the State Lcpisla.
ture Sign petition The Go
as we'll as the ALL are active
IN the campaign TO obtain enough
signatures Let us end the period
Of taxation without representa-
ton.
r DIR O H. SWEET has returned
from his Florida estate 10 get
his campaign for Congress under
way The fight FOR the Demo
cratic nomination in the First
promises TO bc very interesting
Senator Chasles c. DiggS. 81. is
also candidate. There is moth
lng he loves better than good
hot campaign he says
Nacirema Club celebrates its
30th anniversary this month of
May Plans TO- celebrate il IN
cludc the annual Presidents Ball
honoring Major Roy J Morton
on May 10Th. Charles |. Smith
and DR. Ira l.. Whitby are CO.
chairmcn OF the 1852 celebration
Prophet Jones has endorsed
the United Negro College Fund
dfivc. Made an appeal for IL over
CkI-W Monday morning
DR.. James l.. Lotion has been
offered the directorship on the
board Of one OF the nations lare.
est insurance societies. He's the
youthful minister OF the Church
OF Our Prayer the new owners
of the former Orchestra Hall
Woodward NJ fO~rhnUtVa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03
What
They're Saying
BY LUTHER WEBB

The National Association for the Advancement Of
Coored People (NAACP) is of the most outstanding
organizations in the world. Yes, in the world" because
Efforts of the organization always directed alcN
ING oppressive positions in which millions peoples find
themselves either because of their color geographic
location
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03

The - institutions assisted by
the Fund are located in IL states
from Pennsylvania to Texas. with
all but one of them i'm the South
where ~ per cent of the Negro
population Of college are lives.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03
JOHN DOE. A NEGRO

Attention chnrs A. Rox-
Borough and Sen CHARLES G.
Digs j. 0u sooi trends ON
lae s'ait Of me De-, II, F ee Ptess
nav reverted 70 Tie "a policy
o. race labelling Wien Br,,ce
campbell was Cir, Ed,,o, tins
Was not the pel.ey We wonder
what happened 'Ne'
On GOLD coAST9
w. Le' : G Watt AMI hi, lovely
VIZ hep'esen'auw hs4linc hsve
Mo- moved % Boston Bld Their
coso SLOWS DOWN 80 sale.
;. Naess The boom q ,un no.
s S,,., Mayor Albert + cono 'gor
s.. has 10 6e ,,ie,rsot 80 =,
hnl. '0 N Present The dynsm =
s~'s Mayor heart att4ek S'' ln',
t ss'" las slowed hum down n ,aS'
s s"'' .'y he will have 10 = Ike 'e0I :,
u''on improving ''''e- on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03
THE DEMOCRATS LOOK
AND LOOK

v.,,ue. Kcs I'u,s-li Ste.
- Hsr..ram VI Maaan md
" ale ae nnta being
p p'' =, sound by ,he Demo
e os wh.le 'he Rcpla ln are
over SUN uaues as
s,.ssqn. Erenh7n l'i' ana
Ws4en
The decision isn't really TOO
hard for the COP boy because
the majority opinion predicts
The major conveniion battle will
be between the forces OF Gen
eral EisenhoweT and Senator
Tai. But amons he Democrats
lis different story because
such heavyweight as Senator
Kesauver. Har imam and Kerr
promise 70 slus II ogt right on
INTO the convention
Ti t,FI LN II
No. n ,ot, eo9
,,,,a
c,n-
- .s I'LL, ,l,.,
le..
NIX. .e.t -
h. .ma,5 ur ,t .ttf,,m
,s,..,s \, i. ,, ~,
means ia NWts ISL .h..,,l dol
go aaf
b,5 u 81, f.a ,.,s en-
R,bN Mrs ,io,.., nc
n Mn '''e
uson o.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03
JOE LOUIS MEMORIAL.
COMMITTEE .

Appointed 10y Council Presi
dent Louis c. Miriam TO the Com
mittee 10 choose some suitable
means by which 10 perpetuate
The esteem In which Joe LOUIS is
held by the people Of Detroit
are Ted Grace. chairman. Vat
Patrick. Don Wattrlck. Paul Viii
hams Bob Murphy. Lyall Smith.
a. G. Salsinger. John Hetiche.
Jack Schafer. DR.. All Thomas Jr..
John Roxborough II. Frank y.
Loverde. Mitchell Jachimski. Mel.
Vln Nettles and George Nicholas.
and your columnist.
Ninth Church OF Christ
Scientist at los Eliot, has a re-
modelling program underwa y.
They purchased the former home
OF the Church OF Our Prayer.
Friends are urged 10 contribute
to the Remodeling Fund. They
deserve your support
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03
soSo SLOWS down
'ANDENBERc

b.. The :. Demoe,4s D,n IN.
a 4.l4 Governor Williams t ~
a,e ''i.a term. The Rcpubles ,Os
Al.er "o,sns sides between Fr re.i
Lieu, 5la Vim c Vandenba 'eu
town -, ooy. vandenbcrs' was ''Ss' e.
With "a 'as' !. week for confer :, ~
ELS. T H. Wayne County support s''Sts
poI,,e ''ess included such - po ~,
cha.rmsS,' aIers as tormer co,, ,,'
b. Io'.v ". jayne ,'''' cbl lyons. Judge
All 'a asl and Freaer.@k : - a RoS-
are impressed T. Byrd.
wsu NJ mad at anybody mar IA. he
waya. 70 ed meet as many Sr on. .. he he
SINGER, hes IS one OF iho.s a. pos pos.
and ,o, fellows and A. h warm
will , ,',"a as ihey conn "0" est
lew , Sa 10 Detro,, ONE one he
mas. ''1 n.. and ,o~s , "aS'I BE- .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
Linens and
DOmaeSficS

50 Seconds $2.s5 Terry Tub
Mats, assorted colors -----$1.59
5OO-19c, 29c Assorted Place
MATS 1Oc
SO-S1.29 Rayon Tablecloths,
5Ox50. Ivory. pastel shades. $50
40 Seconds $4.95 White Cotton
Damask Cloths, 62x82- $3.50
SO-$1.99 Rayon, Cotton Damask
Sets, 50x50, 4 napkins sec
30-$2.49 Pillow Case Sets,
boxed, assorted patterns $1.49
$50 Seconds s1.9S Cannon '.Ber-
muda" Towels, 24x46 ----. $50
17-S2.88 Solid Color Linen
Cloths, 52x52, chartreuse- -S1.69
9-S5.SS Chartreuse Linen
Cloths, 60X30- 1929
100 Seconds $3.50 Pacific Per.
Gale Scalloped Sheets, 72x1O8,
$3.50
100 Seconds $3.50 Pacific Per-
Gale Scalloped Sheets, 81x108,
1929
$50 Seconds 89c Cannon Percale
Pillow Cases, 45X3811 CSC
125 Seconds $2.29 Newport
Sheets, 63x108 ---S 1.S8
200 - $500 Pacific Percale
Sheets, 72x99 -S2 .59
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03

$4,000 Famous name Per-
fume. Very special at $685.
1-$17.50 Famous shame Per-
fume ----S9.49s
Irregs. Of lie Claridge Toilet
Tissue. Yellow and peach colors.
IL for SIC
50 boxes Bulk Complexion
Soap. A type for every skin!
Cake, SC
31-S12 Worth and vigny
Perfume ----- $1.49s
216-$1.0O Tangee Bath Powder,
16-oz. box with puff! 49cs
$3.50 Zip I. r. Lotion for
removing unsightly hair 29cs
E-$1.OO Bourgeois Evening in
Paris Hand Lotion 39cs
49-S1.OO Children's Novelty
Bubble Bath and Soap Sets,
39cs
3S-$2.9S Military Sets-brushes
with metal backs-.---$ 1,O9
"Plus 2OHS Tax
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
FurS

Four skin Dyed Kolinsky
Scarfs. SLOTS skins, now per
skin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Four skin Dyed Bassarisk
Scarfs. $12.75 skins, now per
skin ---- $780,
Four-slsin Ranch Mink Scarfs.
$50 skins, now per skin, $1,000"
$1,000 Blonde-dyed Coney Cape,
$4,000
$4,000 Sable-dyed SQUIRREL
cape S66.0O%
$1,000 Mink dyed Marmot
Cape Stole - SS8. OOs
$4,000 Black and Grey Broad
tail-dyed Lamb Jackets, S99. 00*
$4,000 Brown and Grey dyed
Muskrat Jackets S159.0O*
S359.00 Ranch and Silver blue
Mink Cape Stoles - S259.00+
"Plus 20ec Tax
Washington-Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
Bedroom
Furniture

1-S39.S5 Innerspring Hollywood
Outfit on Legs, 80" wide S26.S8
1-S59.S5 Stor-A-Bed, Inner
spring construction, storage
space. on legs, twin size $3.50
1-S44.95 Innerspring Mattress,
matching box spring on legs.
go wide $3.50
1-$64.40 Hollywood Bed Outfit
ON Legs, floor sample, twin
size $40
1-S19.95 B0udoir Chair, solid
covering with welt trim, soiled,
1897
1-S11.50 Boudoir Chair, blue
floral chintz covering ---$5.75
1-S22.95 Boudoir Chair, dis
continued style, floor sample,
$11.45
1-S11.75 Cricket Chair, re-
versible seat and back cushions,
$5.88
1-$22.5O Boulder Chair, but
ton-tufted pillow type back,
floor sample --------S $3.50
@$19.95 Four Drawer Chests,
wooden drawer pulls, walnut
nn1Sh ---~---- $3.50
S229.00 Simmons Love Seat
Hide-A-Bed, innerspring mat
tress. opens to sleep 2: floor
sample S166.OO
1-S12.5O Mite Table, solid ma
pie, discontinued style, floor
sample -------------S7.4A
Washington-Third Floor
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Notions

25-s1.0O Wood Sewing Boxes,
69c
25-S2.9S Metal Shoe Racks, s.
tier --S8c
3O-19c Plastic Dress Hangers,
wine, green --------...<. 10c
$3.50 Plastic Shoulder Cow
ers, assorted colors - --15c
5O-S1.00 Subsection Rayon
Satin Hose Boxes, grey, blue,
$3.50 Plastic Rain Scarves,
assorted colorS -- 19c
15-25c Plastic Pin Cushions,
soiled 15c
25-S1.98 Plastic Rain Goats,
green, maroon; broken sizes.
sc
4O-25c Rubber Spoolie Hair
Curriers' 10c
50-75c Silk Covered Dress
Shields. size 3, pastel shades,
sec pr.
30-S1.9S Rayon Satin Uplift
Brassieres, white, broken sizes.
soiled ------------49c
Washington-Street Floor
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Upholstery

25-S1.95 Chair Raincloths, as
sorted colors- SI.49
16-$2.29 Foam Rubber Cush-
ions, covered in washable quilted
plastic -----------S1.49
212-S1.29 Upholstery Squares,
Sc
1855 Maple Chair Pillow
Covers, assorted pebbleclouh,
cretonne prints 1888
32-$2.49 Cretonne Dining Room
Chair Covers, assorted patterns,
$1.8S
&-$l.9S Plastic Chair Cover
cites, 4-gauge plastic
s4-S2.9S-$5.ss Plastic Traverse
Draperies, solid colors. Extra
wide. 108", 80" long $50
1855 Shower Curtain Sets,
S2.49
Washington-Third Floor
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Knit indies

IS Pcs. Imperfects of 79c Cot
ton Vests. White, built-up
shoulder. 1914 800
49 Pcs. $500 Sil-O-Ette Combi-
nation indies. Broken sizes, COL
orS 99c
so Pcs. Imperfects of $500 Ny
lon TricOt indies. Sizes 5 and
6 ------------. -------.S 1.OO
s. Pcs. Imperfects of S1.95 Cot
ton Union Suits. Broken sizes,
800
So Pes. S2.9S to $3.50 NylOn Tri-
cot indies. Regular sizes,
$1.49 to S1.75
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03

@S7.9S Blankets, $50 rayon,
$50 cotton, 1919 wool, 72x84",
$3.50
1-$27.5O KenwoOd Wool
Blanket, 72x90 $2O.95
@$5.95 Beacon Blankets, 70os
rayon. $50 cotton, SO wool,
72X84 --- 1850
-$16.S5 Wool Blankets, 72x9O',
$11.S5
+$5.S5 Summer Weight BIan-
ketS, 500 rayon, $50 cotton,
so wool, 72x84, yellow S3.95
-S2O.95 Kenwood Wool Blan-
AetS' 72x9O --------$ 14.99
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
Radios and
TeIeUiSiO1aS

1-S425.OO Famous Make Con-
sole, full doors, IT S249. 90
1-S313.91 Famous Make Con-
s0lette, 20" ---S 229.OO
1-$299.95 Famous Make Con-
SOle' II -$219.OO
1-S279.95 Famous Make Table
Model. blond finish, IT, $4,000
1-S269.95 Famous Make Con-
sole, II" - S199 On
1-S2S.95 MOtorOIa Table Model
Radio S1A OK
1-S17.S5 Table Model Radio.
S9.99
1-S36.95 Admiral Portable
Radio, AC-DC battery $1,000
Neutrality-suspicious. Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03

212 Prs. Sheer NylOns. Broken
sizes and colors. AS is, 2 prs,
$1.OO
80 Prs. Irregs. Of S1.35 Nylons;
51-gauge. Sizes 81 to 91a only.
Soc pr.
125 Prs. $1.35 to $1.95 Nylons.
Discontinued colors. PerfectS,
CSC to CSC pr.
6S Prs. Imperfects of Famous
Name Nylons. Dress sheer, dark
shades, dressy -----.- 39c pr.
1876 Prs. S1.0O No-Seam Nylons.
30-Denier weight, good colors,
2 prs --------~-------- S1.0O
284 Prs. Irregs. of S1.5O Super
Sheer 60-Gauge Nylons CSC pr.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
GIOves

So Prs. $500 Cotton Gloves.
Hand-sewn, longer lengths.
White 81. 80
200 Prs. $500 to $3.50 Fabric
Gloves. White and colors;
broken sizes .Sl.2S
40 Prs. $500 Capeskin Gloves.
Washable whites. Broken sizes,
$3.50
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
Leather. Goods

1-S1O.75 Rayon Faille Hand
bag. Navy. AS is--------S3.69+
1-S15.O0 Calfskin Handbag.
Navy. AS is S:.95"
J 1--S1O.95 Calfskin Handbag.
Brown. AS is ----- $500
2-S7.95 Calfskin Handbags.
Black. AS is S3.77*
35-Sl.OO Upper top Handbags.
Black rayon faille. Clearance,
500
10-S5.OO to $7.95 Rayon Velvet
Handbags. Clearance $500
50-S1.O0 BillfOlds. AS is 29c"
3$15.O0 Handbags. Clearance,
$685."
1O-$5.00 Handbags ---S3.O0s
"PluS 2OG Tax
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03

75-WOmen's 81 to SIPS Inn
ported Linens, sheers. Beauties.
/. r. I. TIC
10O-Men's 81 Extra-size Irish
Linens. Hemstitched hens, 44c
25O-Men'S 29c COlOred Border
. COttOnS " l9c
3OO-Men's, Women's 18c Cot
tons. Prints, novelties, ETC.,
10 for S1.0O
50-WOmen's 81 Print Hankies.
Large size linens. Hand-roll
hens. ------ 44c
20O-Irregs. of Mems 39c to SOC
Linen Hankies. Some initiated.
25c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
Occasional
Furniture

3-S11.5O TV Tables, mahog-
any finish hardwood. Assorted
sizes, floor sample $6.44
2-$l4.95 Dining Chairs, sandal,
oak and chartreuse plastic, dis
continued stock ------ S7.S8
1-S12.S5 Dinette Chair, ma
hogany finish hardwood, wine,
gray upholstery, marred, $6.47
1-$49.50 Drop Leaf Dinette
Table, mahogany veneer, Dun
can Phyfe, scratched -, Sass
$3.50 Drop Leaf Dinette
Table, solid birch, floor sample,
S29.99
1-$99.5O Dinette, 5-pc. chrome,
yellow, floor sample --- S62.5O
1--$12.95 Wall Table, extends
36"x20", yellow metal. Floor
sample -. ---,----- S6.47
$3.50 KneehOle Desk, 9-drawer,
rope edge, mahogany finished
hardwood, floor sample S22.S8
1-S24.95 Kneehole Desk, stu
dent style, 4-drawer. Mahog-
any-finished hardwood, floor
sample $13.88
1-S37.50 Chest, 5-drawer, ma
hogany finished hardwood,
floor sample $3.50
1-$22.95 TV Chair, beige and
gray striped plastic, floor SAM
pie -$13.88
1-S24.95 TV Arm Chair, beige
and grey striped, plastic, floor
sample ------ SASS
1-S4S.95 Lounge Chair, club
style, grey plastic, floor sample.
S29.99
1-S39.95 CommOde End Table,
genuine m a hogany, floor
1-S26.95 Commode End Table,
genuine mahogany, gallery top.
Broken leg ----------- S7.99
1-$12.95 Tilt-top Card Table,
mahogany finished hardwood.
Beige floral top insert, floor
sample. 1888
1-S9.95 Smoking Stand, bronze
finish, tray top. damaged, S3.77
1-$7.95 Smoking Stand, brass
finish, damaged --------S2.T
Washington-Fourth Floor.
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Girls Wear.

6-S14.95 Spring Coats - $500
12-$l4.95 to S16.95 Spring Suits.
Checks or solid patterns, $500
3-$26.50 to $29.95 Winter Coats.
Sizes Z and 8 -$1O.OO
2O-$4.99 to $3.50 Dresses. Cot
tons and rayons ----- $500
S$22.95 Spring Coats. Navy,
$500
6$19.95 Spring Coats-some
with matching handbags. S12.OO
annS-Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03

A-5Sc Stamped Cotton Scarfs,
finished with H.S.H.- 800
6-$5.9S Stamped Linen Cloths,
Soiled, 52x52" S249
1O-S1.SS Stamped Pillow Cases.
soiled - S11Q
@$6.9S Stamped Linen Cloths.
b2x70", soiled- 81 az
l-$6.SS Storage Hassock, dam
~e0" observation-disclosures
Washington-Fourth Floor
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COrsets

S-S8.95 Famous name Girdles.
Full hip; sizes %, 80, 80, $3.50
2$10.95 Corsettes. Back lace,
size 48 ------ $500
$1,000 Corsettes. Front-talon
closing. Sizes IS, 48 1870
6O-S2 to $3.50 Bandeau Bras.
Sizes 80 to 80; A, B, G cups,
sos
10-S3.95 Girdles. 12-inch side
hook style. Sizes %, 20, 80, 80,
Sl.O0
$500 Girdles and Panty
Girdles. Two-Way stretch.
Small, large -------$2.5O
Eonn,e CAn0rA E1n4~
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12O Yds. 7Sc Salute Denim, SAM
torlzed d% residual shrinkage).
10 wide, 2-S yd. lengths. Yd.
44c I'd.
40 Yds. $1.69 Gold Printed
Quilted Cotton, 36" wide. Yd..
S1.19
1000 Yds. 49c-79c Cotton REM
nantS. plain, printed. Yd. 29c
20 Yds. 79c Flock Dot Voiles.
SO" wide. Yd.- zoo
WaShington-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
Neckes,eN1.

2oO-59c Spring Costume Flow
ers. Many types, all colors- $50
150-$2.99 Blouses. Rayons,
cottons; white, colors. Sizes 81
80 S1.8S
25-$5.95 Nylon Blouses. Slightly
soiled. Broken sizes, colors,
$3.50
50 Pcs. 59c to $1.OO Neckware,
Slightly soiled collars, cuffs, etc.,
19c
10O-$2.99 Tee-Shirts. Combed
cottons: striped, plaids, solids,
S1.39
75-$1.99 to $3.50 Tee-Shirts.
Cotton and woods. Some irregu-
1O0-$1.99 Blouses. Broken
sizes and colors- ----------$1.00
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
Coats. Suits

29-SS9.95 to $500 Spring Suits.
Worsted woods! Misses, Wom-
ems --------- $1,000
2-S150 Suits; l black silk. size
10; Birdseye Tweed, size 10,
S135.OO
isis Suits; 1 gray wool
shantung, size II; ! navy CAB
ardine S1O5.OO
1-S99.95 Wool Poodle-clOth
Coat. Size IL ----.--- S69. 90
s6-S19.95 to S25 AM-weather
Coats, with hats. All sizes. i
s14.a9
2-slss.ss to s17s.ss Spring
Coats. Sizes ~ S149.OO
s4-s2s.s5 to s3s Spring Suits.
Misses, Women's sizes s24.sS
10-s16.95 Rayon Suits. Year
round novelty weaves. 1915,
$500
3-s5s.95 Rayon Ape. Suits.
Misses sizes SAG. 90
SECS to S39.95 Corduroy Rain
Coats. Gold and red - S19.88
2-S139.95 Spring Suits. Beau
tiful fabrics! Misses S125.0O
1-S135.00 Miss Navy Blue
Gabardine Suit. Belted. Size 16,
$4,000
4-S79.95 Misses Cape Suits.
Navy or grey with white, $4,000
3-S79.95 Misses Tweed Top
pers. Sizes 10, u IA - $4,000
1-S150.00 Miss Purple Tweed
Coat. Sizes 10 .$135.OO
SIPS Pure Cashmere Coats.
Navy and beige. Sizes 8 to Is,
$500
DapxS, K04as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
Infants Wear.

S1.99 Cotton Cardigans. Boys
or girls styles. Sizes 3 to 6, SI.39
$1.00 Polo Shirts. Assorted pat
terms and solids. Sizes Lex, SOC
1888 Girls Pleated Plaid Skirts;
suspender types Sizes 3 to 6x,
$500
Boys 'Howdy- Doody" Caps.
Sizes 2 to 6---. ISL 90
S2.99 Corduroy Jodhpurs. ADJ
Unstable suspenders. Size 3 only,
S1.OO
CSC Cotton Training Pants.
White. Sizes l to 4 --- SOC
$3.50 to S4.99 Girls Cotton
Dresses. Sizes l to 6x S1.5O
$1.69-$1.99 Girls Blouses. As
sorted cotton and sheers. Sizes
to 6X ---------.-- Sl.0O
S2.99 Boys Cotton Wash Suits.
PaStelS. Sizes l to 4 $500
$l.19 Crawlers in seersucker and
chambray applique trim. S,
l., M .-.. ---- soc
$1.69 Two-piece Seersucker
Sleepers. Sizes to 3 800
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
EIect1'icS

1-S39.95 Automatic Portable
Sun Lamp. table sample $1O.95
1-$64.5O Electric Standard
Make Floor Polisher, floor SAM
pie -.-- $3.50
1-$39.95 Universal Electric
Mixer and Juicer, table SAM
pie w S24.95
1-$11.95 Electric Fan Type
Heater. table sample S4.99
2-S21.95 Electric Fan or Heat
er, floor sample S12.99
2-S12.95 Electric Heaters, cab
met types, table sample S4.99
1-S7.95 Automatic Electric
PercolatOr, demonstration, 1899
SASS Electric Waffle Irons,
scratched -.----- S3.49
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03

1-$32.S5 Youth Bed, maple,
floor sample -S22.9 SO
SASS Baby Basket, handle
broken ------$2.5O
1-$S8.8S Carriage, blue and
ivory, small tear on bottom,
s24.ss
1-$19.95 Chest, 4-drawers,
blond, floor sample -$12.99
1-S32.50 Crib, single drop side,
white, marred- -S21.95
1-$24.95 Kiddie Bath, alumni
mum frame, floor sample $3.50
Washington-Fourth Floor