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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-04
Weather

Cloudy with rain soufh por-
fion. spreading 70 north por-
fion todoy. Highest 50-55
south. 40-45 north. Rain so-
night with lowest 40-45. Roin
ending Saturday morning.
followed by cloudy and cool.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-04
Associated Press

Full AssocIofed Press Ieos.
ed wire service for store. nd.
fiono! and world news. The
Associated Press is entities.
exclusively 70 use all local
news in fhis newspaper.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
Brod|eys to Give Dinner for Ambassador

several weeks. taking In the
nearby horseshows before return
ing home.
Among those who are expected
to greet the visitors at the Kos
Iters this afternoon are Mai. Gen.
and Mrs. e. K. Wright. Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. Joseph 8 Bradley, Col
and Mrs. Paul Goode Of Fort
George q. Meade. Md: Mrs. H. e
Egan. and Col. and Mrs. James
Duke.
Entertoin House Guests
Col. and Mrs. Herbert A. Hall
have had several groups Of friends
visit them lately. 1t. Col. and
Mrs. =. M. Strobe Of Tucson, Ariz.,
and 1t. Col. and Mrs. A. C. Lunce-
ford Of Fort George g. Meade
were here.
On Sunday. the Halls gave the
first in o series Of small parties
for their friends. DR.. Jan v.
Mladek. director Of European and
North American Department. In
ternational Monetary Fund. was
there. Among others were Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Kester l.. Hastings
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Arthur l.
Marshall. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Ira
K. Evans. Col. and Mrs. Gus
Montgomery. Col. and Mrs. w. j.
Mcdonald. 1t. Col. and Mrs. r.
z. Houghton. 1t. Col. and Mrs.
Homer 8. Dews. 1t. Col. and Mrs.
willard r. Seymour. Miss Sher-
lriu Seymour, Col. and Mrs. c. T..
Rowland. Maj. and Mrs. Walter
B. Russell, Mr.. Thomas c. Brisco
and Miss Francine scheyvarts.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
FinonceWivesP Plan
First Luncheon

The Ofdcers' Club at Fort Myer
will be the scene Thursday at
o'clock Of the first luncheon Of
the fall season for the Of1icers
Wives Club Of the Finance Corps.
Wives or widows Of finance officers
are invited.
Officers of the club for the 1852
So season are Mrs. Bickford E..
Sawyer. honorary president: Mrs.
w. p. Campbell, president: Mrs.
w. F. Ashenfelder, vice president
and hospital chairman; Mrs. A. S.
Kinsman, Mrs. J. F. Berries and
Mrs. j. r. Kosko, are chairman
for Walter Reed. Fort Meade and
Fort Belvoir, respectively; secre-
tary. Mrs. George w. Studebaker;
treasurer, Mrs. T. E. Klemens:
programs. Mrs. r. q. De Vecchio;
luncheons. Mrs. w. c. Thompson;
bridge and canasta. Mrs. v. M.
Bulge and Mrs. w. H. Heavey:
hospitality. Mrs. w. e. Sievers
and Mrs. e. c. Shrewbridge. jr.;
ISSM6zA Club, Mrs. F. w. Ander-
son.
Reservations for the luncheon
may be made with Mrs. r. w.
Nuss. Glebe 4400. Extension 1887,
who is chairman for this event.
She will be assisted by Mrs. E. G.
Brown, Mrs. c. l.. Young, Mrs.
u. A. Townley. Mrs. Anderson,
Mrs. A. E. Barber and Mrs. e. w.
Pace, jr.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
Service Set


The Air Force surgeon general
Mai. Gen. Harry G. Armstrong
and Mrs. Armstrong will be say
ing goodbye to their son. Airman
I'd Class Bradley Armstrong. He
leaves at the end Of two weeks to
join the Sd Air Arm in England.
On Friday Mrs. Armstrong was
hostess at luncheon at the Army
Navy Country Club for the group
Of ladies who will help the mill
tary surgeons entertain their
wives and families when they
meet in Washington November II
to 10 at Hotel Statler.
At the luncheon were Mrs.
Robert Benford. wife of Col. Ben
ford: Mrs. w. Petersen Dana. wife
of Rear Admiral Dana: Mrs. Will
bur W. Hiehle. wife of Col. Hiehle,
Army Medical Corps. and Mrs.
John Knutson, wife Of DR.. Knut-
son, Public Health Service.
The director of personnel of
the Army surgeon generals Office,
Col. Harold v. Glattly. and Mrs.
Glattly have moved into their
apartment at $500 @ street. Their
son Robin has gone to Camp
Picket. Va. after which he ex-
poets to enter o. c. s.
Capt. Hubert Lehman, who re-
Gently retired, went with Mrs.
Lehman to San Diego. Calf :.
where they will make their per-
manent home, having sold their
house on Bradley boulevard.
Capt. and Mrs. Lehman are ex-
pected to return to visit their
many friends here in the late
spring.
Evening star., 1952-10-12

They win spend several days here
before returning to California.
This evening at Z, Mrs. Al
fred M. Roster has planned q
buffet supper in honor Of her
house guests. Mrs. j. C. Coleman,
jr.. Of Louisville. KY. wife Of Col.
Coleman! who is at present In
Korea. and Mrs. Hamer p. Ford
OF Grand Rapids, Mich. widow Of
Col. Ford and well-known In
Washington. where she was a stu
dent at Madeira School. Under
her pen name Of Alexa Byrne
Ford. she writes for one of the
Nations most popular weekly
magazines. Mrs. Ford arrived on
Friday and expects to stay for
Evening star., 1952-10-12

Gen. and Mrs. Charles Z. Loucks
are planning q calls made and
returned" party for the newly ar
rived officers and their families OF
the Chemical Corps on October 80
Gen. Bullene returned Friday fol-
lowing q months tour in Korea.
Capt. William Dwight Chandler
q. S. NJ, and Mrs. Chardler are en-
tertaining this afternoon at home
after 5 for their house guests
Retired Rear Admiral and Mrs
McMillin Of Long Beach. Calf. Ad-
miral and Mrs. McMillin arrived
on Friday from California and
went to the Alumni Day celebra-
tions at Annapolis. They are re-
turning to town this afternoon
Evening star., 1952-10-12
Chase Photo

Miss Beverly Anne Collins,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. william
H. Collins Of Washington and
HARDWOOD. Va. was married re-
Gently to 1t. Henry A. Schneider.
U. s. A.. son Of Mrs. Helene
Schneider Of Burlingame. Calf.
The home Of the brides parents
was the scene Of the ceremony
with DIR. Donald G. Irwin officiat-
ing.
Miss Anne Crews was maid of
honor and MIR. Alfred Schneider.
brother Of the bridegroom. served
as best man. The former Miss
Collins wore q gown Of white
satin and Chantilly lace and she
carried a crescent of gardenias
and ivy.
The couple are now on their
wedding trip to Colorado Springs.
Evening star., 1952-10-12

Miss Ruth Louise Owings
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wat
son Owings Of College Park, be-
came the bride on october II OF
1st. 1t. Robert Fulton Cutting
He is the son Of Mrs. Harry O.
Cutting. st. Andrews Episcopal
Church was the scene Of the cere-
mony with the Rev. Nathaniel C.
Octon officiating. A reception was
held at the home Of the bride.
Following a wedding trip to the
New England States, the couple
will live in West Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
Space-Saver! 6-Tier Metal
Blouse Rack
2 for 81

Sturdy tubular metoI construction Holds 6
to l2 bIouses in the space Of one! 2-hook
ononoement for easy handling. Eo.. soc.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
8.Pc. RuffIed Plastic
Chair Pad Set
3.'s

Choir scots and books! RuffIed, wipe-cleon
Plastic plump cotton filling. Sparkling red.
yellow, green, ehortreuse. 2-Pe. set, 98c.
Evening star., 1952-03-05

Handsome hammered metol with enomeled
finish in metolIic green and grey. ldeol for
snoeks, ~ entertaining.
Evening star., 1952-03-05

Heov quality pique-pottern Plastic. Dust.
damp, moth, midew-free. Rose or blue trim.
I6-oorment Jumbo size e-------------l.98
Evening star., 1952-03-05

Additional storage at small cost! 5-Drower
styIe-wood reinforced, smart fIorol pattern
on washable ivory poPer.
Evening star., 1952-03-05

Wonderful buy for gifts, prizes Novelty and
decorated notes. FloroIs, dresden figures, oni-
mol motifs, wedeewood borders.
Evening star., 1952-11-13
stevenson Planned
Korean Trip, ADA Told

A former campaign assistant to
Averell Hartman last night
told the Washington chapter of
the Americans for Democratic Ac-
ton that Gov. Adlai Stevenson
planned a visit to Korea if elected
President.
James Loeb, jr., speaking be-
fore an audience of about 200
persons in All Souls Church, said
the defeated Democratic candi-
date for President had indicated
his desire to make a tour of the
Far East in the event of his elec-
ton to acquaint himself more
closely with problems of Ameri-
can foreign policy in that area.
Mr.. Loeb revealed Gov. Steven
sons projected trip in remarking
that the Illinoisan. late in the
campaign. had rejected an invi-
tation to address a CIO conven-
.tion. which was to have met this
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Deeper Channel Proposed For Canal BY Enoineers

improving the waterway. extend
ing from Reedy Point, Del, IS
miles downstream from Phila-
delphia, to the vicinity OF Pools
Island in Chesapeake Bay, would
cost 500 million.
This program, recommended by
the Army Board of Engineers fo1
Rivers and Harbors, would call for
a channel IS feet deep instead OF
a previously proposed depth of 81
feet. The channel is now q feet
Proposed widening would be ur
to $50 feet in some places. instead
of the previously proposed 40C
feet.
The recommendation by the
Board of Engineers is now before
the chief of engineers. The usual
procedure Is for him to submit the
proposals to the States involved
before making his recommends
tionS to Congress-.
Evening star., 1952-11-13
sy The A.sesia,ed Pres.

If President Truman is unem-
ployed after he leaves the White
House. it won't be for lack Of job
offers.
He has received a number of
tnvitations from firms who want
him to work for them after jan
uary 20, White House sources say.
but has accepted hone of them.
All those who have made offers,
1t was learned, have received let
tiers telling them in effect that
their bids for the Presidents
services have been placed on file.
There wasn't even specific mo
comment" on a published report
that the President has received
one offer of a 81 million year
post.
Mr.. Truman takes the attitude
that his after-inauguration plans
are his own business. His staff
plainly shares that view.
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Truman Will Attend
|Army-Nuw Come

President Truman will attend
the annual Army-Navy football
game in Philadelphia November
|29, it was announced at the White
House yesterday.
The President will go by special
train, leaving here in the morning
and returning right after the
game.
Mr.. Truman has missed the last
two Army-Navy games.
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Truman Gets Many Job Offers
But None Is Yet Accepted

It was learned unotilcially, how
ever, that among those interested
in getting the Presidents services
is the North American Newspaper
Alliance.
There were some indications
that Mr.. Truman himself hasn't
decided exactly what he will do
on his retirement.
He has said several times he
would like to take a trip around
the world, but there are no known
plans for his starting one.
The general expectation among
his associates is that he will go
for a while, at least. to his home
in independence. Mo.
Evening star., 1952-11-13

week. The speaker said Gov. Ste
venson did so because he believed
he would be elected President and
that he would be on his way to
the Far East at the time Of the
CIO convention.
Frank Reeves. chapter vice
president, also spoke on the
theme what Hit Us. and Where
Do We Go From Here?"
He noted that women played a
role in the Eisenhower
victory. adding that they voted
emotionally rather than exercising
intelligence"
The meeting was held in Pierce
Hall, All Souls Church. Sixteenth
and Harvard streets NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-13
~ the Assoeiatsd Press

" Me Assoeioted PFess
A deeper and wider channel
than previously recommended is
proposed now by Army Engineers
for the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal.
The latest recommendations for
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Sove on Millinery

IS Fur Felt, Velour and Velvet
Hots in black, rust, navy, eroy
red, beige and coffee shades -
IS Fur FeIts. VeIours Velvets
and Jerseys in six shades for
your winter millinery wardrobe
W6L-MiIIinery, Second Floor
20 Fur Felts and Velours in
rust and brown
WGL-MilIinerY Scion. Secont
Evening star., 1952-11-13
lrreguIors Of Fomous-
make Bros, 1.39

II peTyeCE E.UU 10 O.CU
100 in group. NyIons, taffetos, nylen
morquisettes, Fayon sotins, cotton betiste.
Regular and stropless styles. white. pink
or black. lmperfections do not offset
weerins quolity Or appearance. Sizes
81 TO 40 .. A, B. c cups.
WGL-Corset Shop, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Sove on Sheer STOCKINGS
Pinofore House Dresses

$50 bright cotton house dresses. Pin
ofore style, fIoVol Or clover Patterned
peseoIes. Princess style with squors neck.
syelet trim, in solid posteI pIisse. Misses
sizes 10 to 20.
WGL-House Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Purty for SinqIe Persons

A get-acQuainted party will be
given by the Single Peoples Club
at $3.50 pm. Sunday at the Ar
lington Jewish Center on Arling-
ton boulevard.
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Fall and Winter Dresses
775 We're 1926 to 1926

7.To " ere I7.7o 70 I7.7o
IS in group. Dressy rayon ottomon foille with
cope sleeves. block foiIIe eoetdress. nyIen
striped eIosses, sheer nyIon merquisette porty
dresses, oeetate and rayon setin stripe eoet-
dresses, Fayon erepes. striped cotton twill
eosuals. Dark end basic eeIoss, sizes 1910.
Were Now
100 Silk orsendy Dresses. Two
styles, posteIs, also dark clossic $3.50
style pques. Broken sizes 1910 1875 l.e5
WGL-Budeet Dresses. Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Women's Gloves
Greatly Reduced

loS Pairs Nylon Gloves. Dress
ond shortie styles. White, and
lesser quontity Of brown. and
pink. Sizes 6 to 7h--- 7
6 Pairs Evening Gloves. lo-
button length evening gloves.
Group includes black kidskin
and poir emerald. suede and
poir violet suede gloves. Bro
ken size range
z Poirs Long Gloves. lo-button
length black kidskin gloves.
Size 6l2 ---
l3 Pairs Leather Gloves. Pull
on styles in copeskin and pig
skin. Brown. Broken size ronee
~ Pairs Long Evening Gloves.
l6-button length, white COPE
skin gloves. Sizes 6 to w.
WGL-GIoves First Floor
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Furniture Reduced

! Side Choir. mahogany veneer,
eroy and gold cover
] Arm Choir, hardwood mohoe-
any finished. wine cotton scot
! Arm Choir. mahogany, blue
cotton scot
! Side Chair. Tyre back, hord-
wood mahogany finished
Side Choir, solid mahogany,
blue cotton scot
! Side Choir, Tyre back, hord-
wood mahogany finished ---
Arm Choir, solid mohoeony,
beige cotton seot----
3 Side choirs. hardwood, mo.
hooony finished ---
Side Choir, blonde oak
I Side Choir. mahogany veneer
I Side Choir, hardwood mo-
hoeony finished ----
Side Choir. hardwood mo-
hoeony finished -----
! Drop-leof Toble, solid mo-
hoeony, three s" filler leaves r.
Sliding Door Chest, 36"
mopIe with black lacquer finish
Wall Shelf, mirrored back =
z Heodboords, one 3/3 and
one 4/6 in modern styles
I Soto, modern style, two-cush-
ion, chortreuse cover -
! Lounge Choir, foom-rubber
cushion, blue cotton cover -
WGL-Furniture, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Costume Slips Reduced

SO Royon Crepe StFepIess Bro
top style with Upper closines.
White, sizes 81 to "a.
As Royon Crepe end Cotton
Botiste Slips, Ioce-trimmed ond
embroidered styles; sizes 35 and
AZ ----
IS Woven NyIon Slips, loee-
trimmed. Also cotton stropless
bro-top styles. Pink, black.
sizes 81 and 36 - -----
W6L-Costume Slips, Third FIot
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Bedroom Furniture

] Solid Maple Bedroom Suite.
including double dresser and
mirror, chest and double bed :
! MendoFin Wolnut Bedroom,
Suite. modern design, includes
single dresser and mirror, vanity
and mirror and double bed
] Morsonton Mohosony Trodi-
tionol Bedroom Suite, includes
double dresser and mirror, z
twin beds and hest-on-ehest
! HeEndon Vonity and Mirror
s Large Modern Blond Oak
Fromed Mirrors -
I Polomino ook Desk Vonity-
] Boudoiv Choir ------
I Modern Blond Mahosony
Vsnity Base ---------
! Modern Blond Mohosany
Chest on Chest --
] Modern Blond Mohosany
Dresser end Mirror
I Modern chempesne Cherry
Chest ------
I Modern Avodire Night TebIe
! Modern Blond Night Stand
z Mohoseny DoubIe-sixe Beds
! Blond Mohoseny Vaniiy Bose
] Mohoseny vanity Base =
40 Mirrors in vorious sizes and
wood fromes
W6L-Bedroom Furniture, FiftI
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Foncy Poper Napkins
Csc package, 3 for 100

500 poekoses eoektoil and luncheon size
hopkins. Imported from Gevmony. 40 hopkins
to q package.
Were Now
"a Book Shelves, modern de-
sign; grand for use on desk $50 l.95
Is Leother Brief cose - 40 2.4o
(tox included)
~ Doodle Pads -- LBS 95e
so Ensemble Christmas Peck
ases. Christmas poper and
ornoments ------------- 100 s5e
500 Boxes Stationery. Includes
novelty and plain poper. From
"a sheets, "a envelopes, to 36
sheets, "a envelopes -----S Speco 5Se
WGL-Stotionery, First Floor
Evening star., 1952-11-13

30 Mems Stacks " price
4.45 We're S.95
In cord effect weave. So% royon end zo9S
wool. Ton only, sizes 80 to 40.
20 Mems Wool SIoeks, 4.85
Uere 1926
A well-toiIored wool fenneI in light sroy.
Sizes - to 36.
W6L-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Maternity Shop Sovinss
Were Now
3 Suits, washable LonelIo half
wool, hoIf-cotton - 1926 2225
8 Royon and Aeefote Dresses
tor evening wear 1875 1875
] 8 Royon Suits, snnoIl checks,
solid eoIors ------------- 1895 1915
5 SmoIl-eheeked Royon Joekets 9.o5 $50
WGL-Moternity Shop, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Furs at Fine Reduction.

Fur products IobeIed TO show country Of origin
of imported furs). Add 209o Federol tox.
Were Now
! Noturol Grey PeVsion Lamb
Coot, size l8 -----. 495.Oo $1,000
I BIoek-dyed PeFsiGR Lamb
coot, size 90 $1,000
HIoek-dyed Austrolion opos-
sum coot, size $500 $500
I Beise-dyed Sheered Raeeoon
coot, size l4------49 495 90 $1,000
Brown dyed Skin on skin
Mormot Coots, sizes 4 and 6 $500 1880
I BFown-dyed Northern Beck
Muskrot Coat, size l6-----275.oo 1880
MoonsIow dyed Northern
Flank Muskrot Capes -- $4,000 1880
! Noturol Grey PeFsion Lamb
Pow Cope --------------le5.oo 1880
z NeturoI Groy Chinese Kid
skin copes 90 10000
I Silver Fox Cope StoIe 3e5.oo $4,000
I BIoek-dyed Persion lemb
Cope Stole --- $500 295.oo
I Dyed Muskrot Northern Boek
joeket, size l6 ------265.0 90 195.oo
I Bloek-dyed Persien Lamb
Pow Joeket. size l8--------l9 $500 l45.o0
W6L-Fur Salon, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-11-13

Were Now
30 fodder Boys Bouee Knit
Suits. Washable; varied coIors.
designs Sizes and 2------ 2e5 l.95
Wool Afshons, Swiss-mode,
white only ---- 7.e5 2.ss
- Pairs Bedroom Slippers. cot
ton corduroy with adjustable
snaps for width and length.
Sizes and 5. Red backgrounds
with printed designs 2.95 LAS
II ToddIers' Pleeted Skirts.
Some all wool, others royon
crepe. Voried pIoids and solids, 3.e5 &
rose or blue; size only - 4.o5 z.95
IA Hendmode Rayon Soeques.
some with cord trim. Pleoted
fronts, loyette size, s months;
white, blue, maize ---.--.-- 5.95 LIS
Contemporary Furniture. DurebIe wood, no
sharp edges. Combinations Of plum, lemon.
Z Wardrobes ------------ 1926 ss.ss
3 Benches --------------- ll.00 3.95
4 Desk. ------------3 1875 1875
j. Toy Chests ----------- SIS 35'ss
4 Kiddie KoFraI Piaypens. Six--------
sided, folding for trovel. Dur
able wood construction 1926 1895
W6L-Nursey Corner Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Save on Costume JeweIry

Sove on Costume JeweIry
Were Now
10 Pois Eorrinss. Simulated
pearls in drop and button eIus-
ters ------------------- $50 soe
~ White Rope Necklaces 400 100
40 Poirs Sutton Eorrinss.
Match white rope necklaces - ZOO 100
100 Poirs Mock Peo5l Eorrinss.
Boroque peorl in drop and clus-
ter styles, assorted shades. Set
tines are gold coIored metal : $50 l.s5
IS Pins. SimuIoted Boroque
PeorIs, clusters or single in gold
ooored settings. Assorted
shades $50 1.35
Add 2ooo Federal tax
WGL-Costume Jewelry, First Floor
Sove on Sheer Stockings
24o poirs Slightly irreeuIor nylons by WE'LL
known manufacturer. Assortment Of foil shades.
sizes 9 to !.
lfperteet
would be Now
IS dener 66 eouoe ------ l.e5 LIS
T. dener, so eouee ------ l.o5 100
40 Poirs. All silk hosiery by
Gronite, slightly irreeuIor. Busi-
ness sheer weight Fall shodes
Sizes 8h to loh. - us LIS
WGL-Hosiery, First Floor
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Midgie Dress Sets, 2.95

" ere J.9S
40 in group. Set includes dress end ,netehins
slip. Soft cotton batiste, with embroidered
design on skirt, bodice, collar. Handmode.
washable; moize or pink; l2-months size only.
Were Now
Evening star., 1952-11-13

a. Mems Hats " price, $50
We're 1900
Welt and bound edge brim hots. In sroy,
willow end brown. Sizes: 6A to and 7M
to 7h.
WGL-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Electrical Appliances
Reduced

] K. M. 2-Burner Hot PIo.e.
No. l5-502 ---
K. N. Iron, demonstration,
No. l9-5lOA ----
Presto Steam Iron, Demon
strotoT --- ~
z Westinghouse Electric Com
fortess, blue or green, Slightly
soiled Observation-Disclosures
I General Electric BIonket, blue,
demonstrotor. slightly soiIed
! FoVberwove Pereolotor Urn
Set with sugar, creomer and
troy; No. so, demonstrotor-
! Formen PereoIotor Urn Set, be
sugar, creomer ond tray with
butter and jam dishes and toost
rock; demonstration, damaged
] ForbeFwore PeFeolotor Set
with sugar, creomer and troy;
No. 24O, demonstrotor-
Formon 8-eup Pereolotor,
No. 1902, demonstrotor--
! Farberwore Pereolotor, TO-
cup, demonstration, No. 2O8 -
I Westinghouse Heot Pad,
blue, soiIed; WP5O2 ---
Forberwore Automatic Cof-
fee Robot, No. 500 ----
! GeneroI Electric Automatic
ToosteT
Monitor Apartment Woshes,
demonstration --.-
Is Steel Adjustable ironing
Tables -----
WGL-Electrieol Appliances,
Second Floor, North Building
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Robes Reduced, $50

" ere II 10 ana cow
- in group. TeiIored wide woIe
holt sizes; also toilored silks in
or sroy stripes on notureI sFouV
sizes, but not ell sizes in oil style
lS Bsdjeekets, Brunehoots.
Royons, Ioce- trimmed in solids
or prints on pastel ground; ny
lon bruncheoots in flower prints,
reeuior sizes; cotton seersucker
busters, butterfly print on yellow
ground. Reeulor sizes. Also
Coy printed cotton seersueker
housecoots, half and regular
sizes to ~, but not all sizes 7
in oil styles u
W5L-NeeIieees, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-11-13

Sterling FIotwcre:
~ FexheIl 6-piece place set
tinos Knife, fork, sood fork,
ereom soup. teaspoon and but
ter spreoder mot sold sep
oroteIyD ---------~------ z2.os Ills
81 Pieces Plain Sterling Pet
tern, enoroved N 1921 1856
6-piece ploce settings, coffee spoons, 8
tablespoons, teaspoons; !, erovy IodIe.
pie server, 2-pieee steak set, sugar tones.
sugar spoon. jelly server, butterknife, lemon
fork.
Add 209o Federal tax to obove prices.
WGL-siINerwore, First Floor
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Junior Dresses, 8.o5

We're 1925 to 22.95
100 in group. Street and dressy types. Fob
RIGS include velveteens, corduroy, royon foilles.
wools. Bright OF dosk eolors. sizes 9 to IS.
20 Junior coots. Wool tweed,
woter-repeIIent roineoots, eroy
and brown feck wool tweed,
lambs wool lined Also spring ts
coots, rib ond checked woods. 2e este
Sizes 9-l5 " 45.Oo 1925
so Pieces Junior Sportsweer.
BIouses, weskits, jackets. skirts.
Voried coIors, fobrics. Sizes 3.e5to l.e5
e>to IS - -- 1895 7.s5
so ombre Striped Short -sIeeved
Sweoters. All WOOL voried COL
ors, sizes "a to 40 3o5 2.95
WGL-Junior Roundup, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-11-13
1,500 poirs Mems Hose, 45e
3 for 1.25 We're 75c to 100

Lorse group Of cotton ribs, links and diomonds;
Foyon vertieols and 500 nyIon and 4ooo royon
ribs. Eloste top onklets and some resulor
lengths. Complete assortment Of sizes.
Were Now
66 Mems Seerfs. Wool and
royon, plain colors; some i'm 3.e5 to 2.S5
ports $50 S4.s5
81 Mems Leother Belts. Pig
skin, Golf and soddle feathers;
snop and tongue styles; broken 2,5oto
sizes 500 1855
43 Mems Belt Buckles Neot
profile buckles, q few in sterling
silver. Intiols: A, D, E. FL, l,
N, O, R and dW-- $50 Use
plus tax
WGl-The Mems Store Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Sportsweor Reduced

8 Wool Spencer jackets, neu-
trol, broken sizes.
II Wool Spencer jackets.
coIico- lined dark coiors. Broken
sizes.
so Wool Jodphurs, Ski Pents.
Navy and black mostly. Broken
- Cotton Corduroy Two-Pieee
Suits. Bright colors, broken sizes.
Is Wool Dresses. Some royon
oeetotes olso. Dork eoIors,
broken sizes.
48 Royon Aeetete Dresses. Dark
colors, broken sizes. .--
~ Dresses, woods, oeriIon, ray
ons, in broken sizes.
- Dresses. cotton. velveteen
jumpers. WooIs oIso, broken
sizes.