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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-05-09
Harry Cole Is Elected Head
0f Farmland. Labor ziOniStS

Harry Cole of 905 E. Amelia has
been elected president of the labor
Zionist order of Farband.
Other officers include Mrs. j.
B. Feldman, vice president; Sam
uel Weiss, recording secretary; j.
B. Feldman, financial secretary;
Joseph Singer, treasurer; S. Mog-
ieleff, JNF chairman; DR.. L. M.
Herbert, educational chairman;
William Hershman, Histadrut
chairman, and Mrs. E. Weiss, hos
pitaler.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-05-09
Mrs. SpectOr Aids in Drive
To FIJI Israel Music Needs

Mrs. Albert Spector of 933 w.
Willetta has been asked by Mrs.
Serge Koussevitzky and Leonard
Bernstein to serve as local contact
for Operation-M Music for Israel, a
project to fill the music needs of
the children of the Jewish state.
Needs include musical instru-
ments of all kinds, classical rec
ords and players, study scores and
money for both teaching and music
scholarships. Mrs. Spector's tele-
phone number is 3-0172.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-05-09

no community in America that can
raise proper sums where there is
such dependence on the handful of
so-called big givers."
Fuchs paid special tribute to the
chairmen of the Metro division
Harold Alpert, Joseph Burdman
and Jack ]. Kempner. He pointed
out that the division raised more
than $4,000 over the 1851 figure
for the same givers and procured
gifts from almost 100 more people.
He also praised the 30O-odd
workers who conducted the cam
paign.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-05-09
Temple PT0 Elects Officers,
Mrs. Raden Is New President

Mrs. Ivan Raden has been elected
president of the Parent-Teachers
Organization of Temple Beth Is
rael.
Other officers include DIR. Sey-
mour Fisher, vice president; Mrs.
Pat Barnett, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Milton Burack, record
ing secretary; Nanny Rarback,
treasurer, and Mrs. Day Bistrow,
parliamentarian.
Members-at-large are Mrs. Aub-
rey Grouskay, Mrs. Al Cohen, Hy
Kossack, David Axelrod and Mrs.
A. /. Ramenofsky.
Installation is set for May %.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-05-09
Membership Drive Begun
By Jewish War Veterans

All Jewish war veterans in the
Phoenix area will be contacted in
person or by mail as part of a
membership drive now under way
by the Jewish War Veterans, ac-
cording to Senior Vice Commander
Edward Biegel, who is also men,
bership chairman.
Meetings are held the second and
fourth Wednesday evenings of each
month at the Beth Ell social hall.
Those interested in joining are in
vited to contact Edward Biegel at
4-3687 or $4,000.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-05-09
Job Bias Decreasing

MINNEAPOLIS, (JTA) = Sub
stantial increase in opportunities
for members of minority religious
and racial groups to obtain employ
ment in the banking and insurance
fields here was noted in a progress
report issued by the Minneapolis
Fair Employment Practices Com
mission.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-05-09
Fried Aids in Scout Pageant

Jerry Fried, neighborhood COM
missioner of the Roosevelt Boy
Scout Council, participated in the
Scout pageant held last Saturday
at the Heard Pueblo. Nearly 5000
people witnessed the show.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-05-09

merged district
of the Zionist
Organization Of
A m e r i C a at a
m e e tt n G last
week which rati-
fled a proposal
to unite the two
zOA groups.
The new or
g a n i z a t j o n,
k n o w n as the
Phoenix Brand
els Zionist Dist
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-05-09
Freeman InstaIIs WV Officers

DIR. Harold Freeman of Phoenix,
national board member of Jewish
War Veterans, installed officers
for the Tucson post recently.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-05-09
Irving Abrams
Named Head Of
United zi0niStS

Irving Abrams, Phoenix in
surance and real estate man, was
elected president of the newly
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on mouse goo "U5 5}a ,''' l.i,
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BABY CHIC hS-fIaee your 'ofoe5 ,
now IoT good New Ila"''a'''i'9 "iit'
hice Le =, Se%eu r. or SUI I, al4'l,
run from horne T5 loqitIy r%Il.i' ~,
9 ,do nun "" d. '.ollG i3i i''ii
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w 9Al IL. "o Pure ,a,.ll Dl'l-
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one aHi''1.l = req 4'''' '''g gi'e 80. I
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no'h II Purtll"ScI GGS'llS U.ilel
beacA|; bi''ltiEvi' '''''e vi '''''7 me
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FOR SALt-l 4-room mousse ~
Mt. Lake PARK, close To ne" nl-h
scnooi' mas t'Irt H., 'o, i ., ', ,i
win pa'i'' ~ '''il 500 "n ~, +,,.,i,
ln2 h9u9 N tl'c ~, l ,IuDo - ~ ,,
Cafl b; my; - . 5t ''a o. MN
toNll' ".--'l'N'
COX SAL fIl'l room lls-i'l..
house WITH l"o laiee 'olcllo1. y ~ - ~
gas. Eieflflgily' WAlyr' nl,.'' d No
acres oi i",lu' I'Ci' "a "D.''1',,'t 60
l;lrh,,.a avn good Inv. F,,. .rr,aa ana
taI5ns soc Adams 4 Ad.n.-Ady.
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FOR RENT House with large
rooms, electricity and spring water.
5 acres Of good land, under cultivation,
i'm Altamont, close highway. Contact
MIS-. Gertrude Jeffcrys, A. South
Water St, Keyser, W. Va. Phone
68Q1.-Adv. 1l-2t
FOR RENT OR SALE Two s.
room houses with basement, small
chicken house on property along Bear
Creek road, between Accident and
Fliendsville Make desirable summer
homes, for hunting and fishing. Write
on phone Accident 81, ask for Junior
@ SaNagA l0-4t-
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION


for Garrett County. MARYLAND.
rrou
EApsskp eSH FERTILIZATION
V-A-' A@~N Va : y q l4A = = : y =
Tho niirnoso ar this suit is to OBJ
AL, y ioarra fo, me safe Of the real
Sstote of vbiob CAROLYN Wallace and
Tn,,,,a Pacbal Holmes. both late Of
Co5,ol+ TnYrtr MARYLAND. died seized
o.,.i ,,o-ssgs-aj fr,. The navment Of
-,--,,. ,aoi,,.t t,,;r estates.
MA r.u .ta+ae.
Tsa- Cs,.f,-. wallace and Temno
po.tol Uo,o,a, both late Of Garrett
c....,t+. 9so,.,.1a,d Joarasad we're
.,l,,,na 49,. rfntir,n. ana at the
t;r,n5 ~ thoi,. rc.noc+ive deaths
sr;1oJ and no.snssed az tenants IN
c,.,,,,,,o3 If = cortain marcel % Land
s.+,,.lo I,.;r,, onl hcino an tbe North
In: ',' S ~ -- % %., Poad IN tbn
~, IT, - f,,.a,-ts,.;1ln Ca,,Gtt County
,Ta,.,,1and l,nov., and desirnatcd as
"a ~ - ~, t5n Plat cf ala Tow
a,} 40. tio sop,. y,.Eiob was con.
,...r ~ ,l,o,, L,. JoeI rom Frnos+
pa.. Teres ami Waltz. " Dawson.
A.s-oneas 5otod DoocoLer : 1o22
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FOR SALE

]
ROD cAIE
YIN DALE
FOR SALE Hampshire malc.
Harvey Wilt, Broadforl Road. ADV
.I2lt'
FOR SALE cCormick-D eering
corn planter. joni Miller, Route q
Adv. ll-2t*
FOR SALE-McCulloh power saw.
Reckard and Glotfelty. Oakland
ADV. l2-3t
FOR SALE Roll-top office desk.
ADV. 10-4te
FOR SATE-S Second hand dining
room suite. For information cali l2l-
WIAdv 15-2t
non e,Ir ,oo 1..,.... ...r...
% wnok '- nId On 5G5I|i-i P"Dcrt
Fusinge,. Adv OH
goD oIr T-aI o.. ,,o...,,,
va. % % L i,,,.,' oneu a. hot P 'I"tl
novel C"o ~ il1 20 "' NV pate
r,nr, Ctrr In.
Oh 9Al'f---I /, we good /, illllA e COWS
[aI MA ~ sioe Al Iu" AZ INii 3t i'oo'e
j. Decr "LN, Nu-.1nuE' ii--'
FOR SALE-6 it. Servel gas re-
IllG I,i IKE I, new eNtFa 9"[g'I'
i'eN Nv " pei'qii S'--l1A'N' ~
FOR SALE sed General Electro
Ie1rgerator' only $49,2o' oakland
Hardware q ufhltufe Oo'-AdV. Il
II.
FOR SALt-Pflht iced SACKS,
laundcred. Mrs. Boyd Paugh, Deer
Park. Telephone 243-J-3.-Adv. H.
2t.
FOR Stationery baled hay,
good quality, about II tons. $500 at
barn. Floyd l.. Wensel, Oakland, Md.
ADV. 11-2t#
FOR SALE Modern : room house,
one mile north Of Oakland ON old
Route 2l9. II. l.. Porter, X. ID. ], OAK
land.-Adv. l2-tf.
FOR SALE dead axle Pandem,
also fireplace and stove wood. APP
ply G. c. Mason Lumber Co., Mt.
Lake Park.-Adv. list.
FOR SALE-7-room house and one
acre ground. including gas lease; good
location. Herbert NJ. Tasker Mt
Lake Park-Adv. loft.
FOR Restaurant equip
mcnt. also'icc cream machine with
hardening cabinet. Apply Carries
cstamant.-Adv. loft.
For SAFE ioiot. 15-incb gal-
vanized nine , 751ft LENGTH of run
Der hose. Paul Moon, McHenry, Nd.
Phone 1-J-1.-Adv. 11-2t#
FOP SAT.E-Two unit DeLaval
p,ii,el sweet wator cooler Mr-
T,.n,. van, y, s+ora@a phone 27G1
y!asto,nnn,t Ma NAdv q-4t#
ICT ROB CtTr Ca,,,o, of c;v+b
~ cno Oi' 0 71f Mn aT offo,s to
''t'' n tI N't,.t,. coiI
- o. Pa,,; "a y','F'3i' l., V'.S' ~ ~ '
/ " neIEoiI, N',-ur1,''
BASEBALL-SOF lBALL I informs:
' quailty ana prices are .He P Pa,
24 t"i YOU "! lii1 V5 Al !" s9'i ''
~ Ne| SVI, w. '''--4,'''
FOR SA LIZ men wool suits,
size 30, slightly used; PAIRS men
oXfords, size lOl2A. 100 Second ST.
corner DIXON ST. oaklalld'--AoV' IL
IT,
LEFT-HAND DOOR REFRiGIERA-
TORS-Now in stock five different
Il o,,o,.4,,,aDt Ct
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DEBT NOTICE

Carrie Lewis Roy has left her home,
bed and baby. Therefore, l will not
be responsible for any bills which she
may run ON me anywhere.
CHARLES A. ROY,
Terra Alta, w. Va.
ADV. list
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland, will be
in session for the transaction of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
MAY 10 and 20, 1852
BY order of the Board.
JESSE J. ASHBY. Clerk.
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ROME DAVIS.
EXecutriX.
Deer Park, Md.
Auctionecrs

Auctionecrs:
HARRY COLLIER,
IRA MAHAFFEY.
ADV. 9-4t.
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subscribc II Tho Republican.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
District Brunswick, Nd.
|BusIine 10 Open Monday

Bison Bus Lines. Inc. win be-
gin operation Of bus services be-
tween Washington and Bruins
wick, Md, Monday. Ray s. Wal
ters. president, announced today
Mr.. Walters said the firm. which
has been running three round
trips a day between its termina,
here at Fifteenth and K street.
NV. and Potomac. Md. recently
received an extension OF It's fran.
chise from the Interstate Com.
lmerce Commission.
He said three daily round trip
Evening star., 1952-01-24

A man arrested by Prince
Georges police on . bad check
charge was being held under
s5. 900 bond today for authorities
In two other states.
Web r. Rosenberg, 81. q sales
man. of the 1900 block Atwood
street. District Heights, was ar
rested Tuesday on a false pretense
charge after he aIlegedly casl1ed
% bad check for $50 at q Hillside
service station.
Police said they made a routine
investigation Of Rosenberg and
learned he was being sought in
both California and Florida. In
formation from Los Angeles au-
|thorities, police said, indicated
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Moscow Paper Takes
Toy Makers to Tusk
~ lie Assoeicted Pres.

+
MOSCOW. Jan. 4.Moscow's
trade journal Trud complained
yesterday that Russian children
don't have enough toys. Trud
blamed the shortage on lack Of CO.
ordination by Soviet toy makers
So grim has the situation be-
come, Trud said. that children
cannot buy Soviet model toy trac-
tors, but have to content them
selves with inferior ones mod
eled after American types.
Trud urged authorities to give
the matter their immediate at
tention.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Senator Taft 10 Address
Women's Republican Club

Senator Taft, Republican. d
Ohio will address the Rock Greek
Women's Republican Club at q
O'Clock tonight at the Women's
Club Of Chevy Chase. 7431 Con-
necticut avenue.
The meeting is open to the
public. The membership commit
tee, headed by Mrs. Betty Luttrell,
is in charge Of the meeting.
Mrs. A. B. Hermann, club presi-
dent. will preside. The Senator
will be introduced by Mrs. Leona
M. Rush. O member Of Montgom-
ery's all-Republican delegation to
the Maryland General Assembly
Evening star., 1952-01-24
ouniy Bad Check Suspect Wanied by Two States

Rosenberg is wanted there for
forgery and auto theft.
Miami authorities reportedly
have q bench warrant for Rosen-
berg, police said, but the nature
of the charges was not revealed
Police said Rosenberg was re-
leased under 500 bond on the bad
check charge but was turned in
by the bondsman when it was
learned he is wanted by other
jurisdictions.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
|Towes Opposes Move
To End Power SuIes Tux

BALTIMORE. Jan. "a R.-
State Controller ]. Millard TaWes
said yesterday he is against At
|torney Richard w. Cases proposal
to reduce State taxes by wiping
out the sales tax on gas and
electricity.
Mr.. Case, Baltimore lawyer
long identified with Maryland tax
policies, made the suggestion in
Ia letter to Gov. McKeldin.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Reductions from the
Young Shoe Shop

80 Peirs Boys' Tennis Shoes.
Loce-to-toe style in block and
brown. Broken sizes 4h to 6
IS Poirs Junior Gnd Teen-ase
Shoes in potent, suede ard colf-
skin. Broken sizes 4Iz to o.
W6L-Youne Shoe Shop. seeon
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Fur Hats Reduced

6 Persion Plate Hats. block only
Z Stencil Lopin Muffs
/ Black Persian Plate MuH
Add Federal Tox on Items Abov
10 Wool Felt Hots, with heod-
huooino wool jersey back, In
oftroctive two-color combino-
tio1s --------------------
wsL-MiIliney. Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-24

win be made to Brunswick via
Potomac, Rockville, Hunting Hill,
Ounce Orchard, Jamestown
Dawsonville, Poolesville. Beales-
vile. Dickerson. Tuscarora and
Point Of Rocks. In addition two
round trips daily win be made to
|Dickerson. as well as the three
trips q day to Potomac.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
|seurIes to Giye Tulk

John r. Searles. jr., executive
director Of the District Redevelop-
|ment Land Agency. was to address
Ia meeting Of the United Com
|munity Services Community
Organization Section at 3 pm,
today in the YWCA. Seventeenth
and K streets NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-24

and vice chairman of the Republi-
can State Central Committee.
A reception will be held for
Senator Taft at the clubhouse
after the meeting.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Budget Dresses, IT'S

100 Dresses-vorisd styles. Fobries include:
Rayon crepe, ottomon faiIles, f0iIle crepe, sob-
ardine t50% wool, 5oe6 cotton end other
fubrie mixtuEesl. One and two-pieee dresses.
Sizes: Misses, 10 to 20; shorter wOmen's. l4h
TO 2zh.
WGL-Budoet Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-24

12o Cotton Flonnei Sports
Shirts. PIoids and plain eolors.
SmoII, medium large and extra
$50 Royon Gabordine ond
Royon Teea Sports Shirts. Gray.
beige, wine and novy. Me-
dium large. large and extra
100 Mems Shirts. Stripes and
solid coIors. Broken sizes
IS Morocco Grain Goofskin
Billfolds, with convertible type
poss cose. Also other types in
the group. Special -----
I8o Pairs Mems Quolity Cot
ton Paiomos. Foncy patterns
ond neat stripes. Coot and
MILDLY styles. Sizes ABCD-
10 Revolutionary Electric Shaw
ers, with keen, cutting edge,
rotary oction, six self-shorpen-
ing bIodes in leather Upper
cases
23 Mems Topcoots. AII-wool
fobrics, we'll toilored. Sizes in
eIudes reeuIors, 36 to AZ;
shorts, 40 only; longs, 40 only
a. Mems Suits. Wool fIonneIs
in medium oroy. Sizes: Reeu-
lars, SO to ~; shorts, 36 TO AZ
II Horris Tweed Suits. Inn
ported fobric, hand tailored.
Regulars. l/37, ABB; shorts.
1876. l/37, 1913, 2/4o.
1/42; longs, l/3o---
IS Pairs Mems Shoes. Plain
toe with crushed crepe soIes,
Scotch grain with wing tips ond
composition soIes. Sizes: A 8
to 10; B 7I7 to II; c ga
TO 8R, 10, II, II; D s to 8.
9, eI7, 10. lok, H. II;
E 6, 7 to 10 ---
7s Mems Fur Felt Hats! Bound
and welt edge brims in eroy
ond4@brown. Sizes 7e,7k-
and 75a Observation-Disclosures
W6L-The Mems Store. Seeonc
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Lingerie Greotly Reduced

l3 Cotton Botiste comisoles
with eyelet trim. White only,
size 38--------
20 Cotton Botiste and Cotton
Crepe Gowns with loce trim and
bios skirts. Pink, blue, maize.
81 and "a ------
20 Royon and Nylon Trieot
Gowns in toilored style with
smooth fitting skirt. Orchid, 81
to 36 ------x---
s Pure Silk Crepe Gowns with
voI-type lace trim top and bios
skirt. Pink, 81 to 34--------
, Rayon Crepe Ensembles with
Ioce trim. Coot and gown in
white, size 36-----------
W6L-Linoerie. Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Boys Suits and
Goats Reduced

a
IS cadet Suits, 6o9o royon and
40o6 wool oobordine. Brown,
tan, teeI green. Sizes II 10 l6
and l8 and 9------------ $3.50 1885
Junior Lonsis Suits, 6o9o
royon and 4o9o wool oobordine.
Brown, ton. teel green. Sizes 6,
T. 9, 1885
Junior Wool GabordiNe Top
coats. Leother buttons. Ton or
blue Sizes S, 6. TO- 1850 S.SS
codet Sports coots. Cotton
corduroy check. Maroon. green,
rust Sizes Ia, IS, 20---- 1895 7.SS
5 cedef Wool Suits. Foney
weoves. Sizes II, 13, IS, 16 $3.50 17.85
- Cadet Wool Sports Goats in
fancy and solid color weoves
Navy, tan, rust. Sizes z to ~ 22.50 1885
Junior Leather Joekess. Knit
bottoms with royon quilt Innings
Sizes to l0---- 1895 1888
Junior Nylon Joekets. un-
lined Sizes to 8. Green and
ton - --------- 1875 SIS
Prep Nylon Jaeksts, unIined
Sizes Il, IA, %. Maroon,
green, brown n-------------- 1925 S.S5
w & 1.-The Boys Store, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Ancient Book Found

A book printed by William Cax-
ton. the first English printer, has
been discovered In Britain's Rip
on Cathedral.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Neckweor Greatly Redu

so v-Neek Plaid Rayon Blous-
cites, sotin and velveteen oseots,
royon foilIe dickeys, pleoted
toffeto cope collors-
IS Togfeto and Nylon Net
stoIes, postels shodes-
W5L-Neekweor. First Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Blouses GreotIy Reduced

so Scoop Neck Lame Blousss.
with cop sleeves. Velvet comi-
soles, with beod and broid trim.
Three-quorter sleeve, V-neck
royon blouses with droped
front. Sizes 10 to l8. Block,
light blue, beige. white and
DlTk %A.Il
6 Seouined Blouses in halter 39.o5to
and low-neck styles ------- $500
20 Wool Blouses. some beoded
and oold-coiored trim. Others
with low-neck and velveteen
trim. Also belted styles with
scoop neckiine. White, plum, 1895 to
block, red ------------ 1895
20 Wool Blouses, with sQuore
neck, button front, jewel neck. 1928 to
Block. oquo. plun--------- Zz.S5 &.
W6L-BIouses. Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Gloves Greotly Reduced

20 Peirs SheFtie Gloves, with
Poodle cloth bock and double
woven cotton palms. Beiea.
brown. red ---------------
90 PoiEs HoRd-sswn Sho9tio
Mylen Gloves in light greer,
IS Pairs Double-woven Cotton
Gloves, shortie and pulIon styles
in chomois, brown, pink
IS Pairs Double-wovsn Cotton
Gloves, hond-seWn s and g.
button lengths. Pink, light
green, lavender ----------
W6L-6Ioves, First Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-24

Joyce cosuoIs, SIS
Usre BPS to 1925
50 psin. Choice styles il His pepuIar easuol
shes.
W6L-Women's Shoes, Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-24

Junior Miss Dresses,
3.95 to 1875 sUers 1925 to $500
Izs Dresses. Reyon toffetos, feiIIss, erepss,
some woods. Pretty, popuIoT styles In eoekfail
dresses included. Sizes to IS.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Notions Greatly Reduced

48 Auto Sect Covers Of heavy
fibre with elostie for snug fit.
Solid beck only-----------
IS Poiss Dress Shields. cotton
covered ---------------S-
10 Garment Boss of pIostie, AZ
and 45 inch lengths for suits.
Upper closing
46 Floral Print Garmenf Bags,
Striped Plastic Bags, in 66-inch
length with Upper closing
zoo Pieces Rayon and Cotton
Hem Faeins. 2M yords TO the
piece. Loree color assortment
4S Brossieres Of Cotton Or
Rayon Moferiol. White and teo-
rose in broken sizes---------
W6L-Notions First Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Nursery Corner Reductions

40 Pairs Infonts' handmade
Mittens. all wool, mode in Bel -,
eium. Pink, blue and white l.95 Soc
Is Baby Bonnets Of Corduroy
and veIyeteen Some with loce
TRIM colors ore pink, white and
] Kiddie Both, slightly dam
oeed. Aluminium frome and
foot pedol -s----------- ZZ.95 1875
IS Wool BeFets in blue and
yellow --s.-s-------- I.o0 SSe
"a All Wool Afshons in locy
wool pottern. Mode in Enelond S.95 3.95 70
in pink and blue--------- 1925 5.95
- ToddIers' Snowsuits in one
piece popIin styles. Some with
wool Innings. Wind-resistont,
woter-repeIlent. Green, pink, 1925 to 5.95
blue and red Sizes !, z, 3, A. 1926 TO 7.95
n Wool Knit BeFsts, mode in
EnoIond. Blue and Yellow LOO s5e
W6L-Nursey Corner. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Slips GreotIy Reduced

SS Rsyon Crepe Slips with loes
cover-bro, Nylon net and toi-
lored styles. Smooth fitting skirts
in pink and white, size 81 to SO
81 Slips In Reyon Crepe with
Loes-trim Top end Hem. Sew
erol styles with bios skirts in
black and oroy. 81 to 34----
~ Reyon Crepe Slips with Lace
Trimmed Top and Hem. Stroieht
plus bios skirt in white, size 40
81 Reyoh Crepe Slips with deep
loce trim at top and hem, Bios
skirts, block only, size 81 and
"a 4----------------
WGL-costume Slips, Third Flo
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Furniture Reduced

! Loveseot. Green velvet -
I Lounge Choir. 6roy cottor
cover -------
z Round Dining Tables. Mod
ern oak, Sohoro soble finish
3 Arm Chairs, modern style
oak with Sohoro soble finish
! Buffet. Modern style, ook
with Sohoro sobie finish
I Refectosy Tobis. Moonolie
l DFop-leaf Toble. Mohooon,
veneer --------------
! Drop-Ieaf Toble. Mahogany
veneer ----------------
I Drop-Ieof Table. Solid Ma
hocony, gate leg style e-----
z Console Table Ends. Mo-
hooony veneer
Z Sewing Cabinets. Mohoo-
ony veneer ---------
| Round Mirror. Mahogany
fronle -
! Cord Toble. Bamboo. white
enomeI finish
3 Cocktail Tables, with CLOS.
tops, hardwood, finished with
black locquers ------
l Bookcase. Modern style.
norwood with chonnois finish
I End Toble. Modern style in
noturol oak -----------
Z End Tables. Mahogany ve-
neer, bleoched finish-----
! Lounge Chair. Tufted back.
rose cotton upholstery------
! Lounge Choir. Down eush-
ion, muslin cover
! ArmIess Pull-up cheir. Flo
raj patterned upholstery. yell
low
5 Side chairs. Mohooony fin
ished norwood -
I Arm Chair. Mahogany ve-
neer, blue scot covers
z Arm chaiFs. Mohooony ve-
neer, butternut finish ---
8 Cord cheifs. Mohoeony
&;n.eb ~ havd,unod whifn
plostie seat
Z Side Chairs. Mahogany ve-
neer, cotton scot in rose cotton
W6L-Furniture, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Women's Dresses
RequIor and Half Sizes

Royon Crepe Dresses in foil eoIor. One
and two piece styles. Sizes Is 10 49,
I4h to z4k.
Evening star., 1952-01-24

WeL-Women's Dresses. Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Slightly Domased
Nylon Hose, z pairs | .0l

,Uere I.35 and $50
200 pairs NyIons. Slightly dSmssed from
hendlins. Broken size and color assortment.
W6L-Women's Hosiery, First Floor
Junior Miss Skirts,
3.o5 10 8.95 were S.95 to 1926
100 Skirts. Wools. rayon4. COTTON corduroy.
Eayon fsille. Slim. fiored styles. Sizes ? % IS.
Evening star., 1952-01-24

Fomous-nalne Pumps, 3.S5
iCere 8.95 to 1925
96 pairs. Grsafly reduced. An outstanding
nome In pumps. Currently populaF styles and
leothevs.
Blouses Half Price or Less
Were Now
IT'S Royon and Cotton Blouses.
Royons are lono-sleeved shirts
with French cuffs, pearl buttons
or tt1ree-quorter sIeeved wrop-
around overbIouses. Cottons
are short or long sleeved shirts.
White, rnouve, gold, brown, 5.o5 to
red. pink, block------ 6.e5 2.s5
50 cop-sIeeved Rayon Blouses.
White, green, oquo. brown,
chortreuse ----------- 3.So f.S9
W6L-Blouses, First Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Teenose Blouses and
Sweoters Reduced

100 Teen-Ass BIouses including
cottons with long and short
sleeves, royons. White ond pas
tells. 10 to l6-------
so Wool Sweaters including
short sIeeved, fitted and boxy
long, sIeeved styles. White only.
Also o few bot-wine sleeved
sweaters in white. "a to 40
W6L-Teenogs Apporel. Fourt
Evening star., 1952-01-24
ON SALE IN TIE MAIN UILDING EXCEPT WHERE NOTED

condy Treats Reduced
Were Now
TO Pounds Black end White
Leoriee Pellets pound d------ Soc soc
90 Pounds Cream Anise Sticks,
pound -------- oSc zoe
8 Jars Cherry Brandy Seues. jor o0e 65e
6 individuol Plum PuddiRss-- 4oe zoe
W6l-condy, First Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Winter Coots Reduced

For immediote wear. co0ts In q variety
Of currently populeF styles and fabries.
Fitted and pyrumid eeets. All wools:
Poodle cloth. sweeds, ribbed fobFiess
bsoadeloth, novelty weaves.