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The guardian., 1953-08-08
BYRNEs NOMINATION


Continued from Page One
tlement of the Korea issue IN
the UN General Assembly.
other protests we're register
ed by Americans for Democratic
Action. the Hotel and Restau-
rant Employees Union, AFL;
the Kansas state Conference
of NAACP branches, Kansas
Missionary Baptist Laymen's
Association, Kansas Association
OF Colored Women, Scflnectady,
n y. and other branches OF
the NAACP.
The guardian., 1953-08-08

most musicians in the country
and she is idolized by this great
chorus, which she organized
some years ago and has guided
to the pinnacle of superb per-
formances in rendering musi-
cal concerts. She comes from
the Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church, where the veteran
minister and builder, DR.. G. T.
Merrill is pastor. Because the
main auditorium and balcony
of Pleasant Hill was so made
The guardian., 1953-08-08

their usual practice of render
Ing one grand concert each
year in a principal metropoli-
tan city, where they happen to
be spending their vacation.
The reception, hospitality and
friendship accorded them last
year was so great and over
whelming that they could not
refrain from returning again
this year.
Their Director, Mrs. Perenice
STEPHENS, is one of the fore
The guardian., 1953-08-08

ouate for the great throng that
was attracted by their beautiful
and inspiring music, the Me-
mortal High School at the cor
ner of Warren and Deckard sts.
in Roxbury has been secured
for this grand occasion. The
doors will open promptly at 7
D. m. on Sunday, August l6,
and those who desire to get
seats are here reminded to be
on. time. The public is cordially
invited and there will be no
admission.
The guardian., 1953-08-08

One way to waste time is to
set glued to the television set for
seven hours while the Red Sox
lose a doubleheader.
The guardian., 1953-08-08

Mrs. Estlee Massey Osborne
Assistant Professor of Nur-
sing Education at New York
University who has been
conducting a course in Ward
Management to registered
professional nurses at the
Florida A g. NJ College.
The guardian., 1953-08-08
O'BanyOun's
Observations

was taken temporarily out
Of local circulation by a call
from Alyce oBanyoun, sister
in-law, last Saturday, to the
bedside of my brother, Simon,
who has been In Greenwich, |
Conn, Hospital for the past
seven weeks. Am happy to say
that I left him displaying signs
of return to normal, slow but
sure, Tuesday night, and be-
heve II will be only matter
Of time and prayer when he
viii walk out OF the hospital
and resume his normal activ-
tiles among US.
Another Rev. Bullock master
stroke is in the offing with the
return of the great Washing
ton Chorus, which charmed all
who were able to get in to hear
them last year. Because Pleas
ant Hill Baptist Church was
not able to accommodate hun
dreds who went to hear then
then. Pastor Bullock has Sc
cured Memorial High schoo
Auditorium for this years per
formance. The high quality o
their program is attested b,
the many enthusiastic person
who heard them then, and
am sure they will all be bscl
for more this year. There is nj
guarantee that the hall Wi
hold all who desire to hear thi
group, so you had better ge
there early and hear the pro
gram from the inside, Sunday
August IS, 7 pm, corner War
rem and Deckard Streets, Rox
bury.
The guardian., 1953-08-08
CHARLES ST.
: k.M.E. CHURCH

Warren st. & Elm Hill Ave.
Rev. Walter C. Davis, Pastor
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Koshmoor Coots
Less Than " Price

We're $500. Nosc $500
50 in group. Full length Koshmoors t2o96
nylon, 9o% wooD ere in on exciting essort-
ment Of styles. Fsshions include block. with
white tuxedo front; navy with white turn
back cuffs and doubIe-breosted Chesterfield
in white, srey Or bright red. Eoeh eoot is
lined with metoI insuIoted MiIium for through
the-seesOns wear. Sizes 10 TO Is.
WGL-Coots and Suits, Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Mems Sports Shirts, 1885
We're 3.9S to 6.9S

We're 5.9S to 695
100 long sleeve shirts Of cotton and Foyon.
Asserted eoloVs. Small to extra sizes.
40 Cotton Tee Shirts with short sleeves. AS
sorted coiors. Small to extra large sizes Were
$50 to 3e5. Now l.S5
~ Sports Shirts Of royon and cotton. Long
sleeves. Assorted colors. Small to large sizes.
Were 8e5 to 1925. Now ass
WGL-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Wool Suits Reduced
Now 32.OO to 64.OO

We're 1925 to 195.OO
IS in group. loo% wool women's and
misses suits by famous mokers are in vori-
ety Of styles, including one-button elessies.
dressmoker and teiIored ond semi-toiloFed
foshions. Lorse selection Of eoloss end tex
lures. Women's and misses sizes, 10 to IL.
W6L-Coots and Suits, Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Low, Low Prices on
Needed Notions

were N0W
10 Skirt Markers. Adjusts
from to l8 inches. Holds
skirt as you insert pin. Wood,
with cork pin cushion on bose. 79c 35e
100 Ironing Board Pods.
"MirocIe," mode Of oluninunn soc Use
3 PIostie Suit Boss. Az, with
zip closing ----------- 500 500
PIostie Govment Bags, ST"
with zip closing. Holds to
s eornents ------- 500 400
PIostie Gorment Boss. Eve
ming length :. 66," with zip
closing. Holds to garments 100 500
WGL-Notions, First Floor.
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Junior and Teen-Age
Shoes Reduced. 4.95

We're 7.95 to 995
30 Poirs in group. Good selection Of styles
in suede and eoIfskin. Broken sizes, 4H
TO 9. =,
Were Now
IS poirs Infonts' White Elk
High Shoes, moccosin toe
styIe. Broken sizes, 5 to s. $50 z.95
W6L-Youne Shoe Shop, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Cool Lounge Wear at
Less Than " Price, 5.85

# perfect, or # tn regular stock
1cOMld be 1926
100 in group. Manufacturers samples and
slightly irresuior styles in Q delightful group
Of robes and brunch coats. cottons end
seulptuved nylons in ~oriety Of attractive
fashions. Not oil styles in oil sizes. Sizes
10 70 20 in the group.
WGL-NeeIioees, Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Save on NyIon
IrrequIors, 88c

If perfect, tCoMld be I.35 and 1.65
4so pairs. Grenite nyIon stockings have the
fomous Gronite Garter Block to reduce savter
strain and help guide seams neotIy. I 5 denies,
50 eouse sheers and 80 deniev. 81 gauge
business sheers in seosonol eolors. Sizes SN
TO II, short, medium, long.
WGl-Hosierv. First Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Plastic Ware at
Very Greet Savings, Zoe

Were 95c to 7.95
5s7 pieces in group. Assortment includes
cups, bowls, oil sorts Of containers and many
other useful plestie items.
Were Now
l43 Spice o. Utility Shelves. .49 to
chrome plotted ------- 3.l9 s5e
8 Deluxe Barbecue Grills 1926 z4.95
p Wooden Bed Treys, as
sorted colors -- --- o9o S.Z9
IS GaIvanized Wesh Tubs,
loroe - 3.e5 soc
s cIo.hes Homps,s oo5 l.95
4 Clothes HempeFs ------- $50 l.95
4 Clothes HompeVs ----- 8.29 l.95
WGL-Aousewores First Floor, North Bldg.
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Pretty Royon Nishties, 7.S5

We're 1926
- in group. Royon satin with e-t'immed
bodice and hem. White. Size 81.
Were Now
7 Royon Crepe Gowns. loee
trimmed, with bios cut skirt.
Pink Size 81 ------ 3.e5 z.S3
s Pojomos. Two-pieee cotton
toiIored pojoros in pink, blue.
Size 46 - 4.e5 S.43
4 NesIisees. NyIon chollis,
fitted and Peienoir styles.
Pink, blue. Size, smoIl---- 1926 l4.S5
W6L-Underweor Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Ponties at Stock-Up Prices

were ROW
or If perfect
200 Silk Briefs. Knitted, in
pink and white . broken
size range. Group includes
silk and royon ponties in pink, 90 to
white . broken sizes l.5o 75e
800 Fomous Moke Ponties.
Nylon trcot briefs in assorted
coIors and royon and nyIon
ponties in white, pink. Broken lbs to
size range. Slightly Irregular Its LOO
W6L-Knit Underwear. Third Floor.
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Sove on Junior
Miss Apparel

80 Skirts including wool and
royon fonne, royon eobor-
dine and royon sutino in as q. IS to
sorted coIors Sizes to IS 1926 z.95
IS Blouses in cottons crepes,
nyIons and royon linens in os- 3.5Oto I.95
sorted eolors Sizes to IS 8.95 to 3.95
so Dresses including royon
foiIIes and ocetote prints and
many other fobrics in assorted 4.95 to 7.95
coors. Sizes 9 to l5------ 1895 to 1925
40 Suits in all wool fitted and
bosy styles including wool
flannel, jersey and poodle,
some washable royons in dark
er coIors and posteIs. Sizes e17.e5 to 1925
to IS $500 to $500
WGL-Junior Miss Apporel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Women's Famous
Name Shoes

Reduced " and more
lS5 pairs. Group includes PondoFos,
Polizxios, Metrixes and Arnold Auth
enties. A wide voViety Of styles in red.
black, brown, blue and beNedietine eolf-
skin and in block o. blue suede.
Choose from pumps, sandols o. tie
STYLES. Sizes AAAA to and 4 10 9N1.
Not all sizes in every style.
Were Now
Io2 Pairs --l6.e5 to 20.o5 6.45
50 Pairs l8.o5 to 24.o5 9.45
W6L-Woren's Shoes, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Surprise Sovings on
Strow, Felt Hats, 1000

We're 1900 to 1850
IS in group. An assortment Of styles and
eoIors in soy strows and fur telts.
WGL-MilIinery Salon, Second Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Mems Dress Shirts, 2.85

Mems Dress Shirts, 2.85
We're 3.95 and 4.95
40 weIl-teiIored shirts in wide assortment
Of plain eolors end feney patterns. Fused ond
soft collier styles. Sizes ~ 10 ".
Were Now
$500 pairs Mems EIostie-top
Hose. including royon vert
coils, clicked isles, cotton
meshes, lightweight cotton
oreyles and foney sports pot Csc S5e
terms. Assorted colors. Sizes and eprs.
loh to o13------ 100 500
ass Ties Of silk and royon.
Resilient construction. A fine
assortment Of neot and bold
potterns in q good selection 2.00G
Of eolors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50 95e
3S5 pairs Mems Cotton Pa
jones in assorted stripes and
prints. Coat and MILDLY styles.
Sizes A to D 3o5 2.95
81 peirs Cotton FIenneI Pc
jones in plain coIors. Size B 4.e5 l.s5
W6l-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Sove W on
Costume Jewelry
Were Now

were NoW
$50 BvoeeIets. Gold colored
metal link bracelets in three
styles . with souore disc
donele, round disc donee,
with 8 heart shaped discs.
Each type has place for OF
tochine medolon-type en-
bIem which comes with broce-
let ---- 200 100
40 Pink Stone Necklaces.
Alternating light and dark -
coored stones ---~- 5.OO l.oV
80 Peirs EoFrinss. Match
obove Loroe teor drops and 90 q see
small squore drops ---~---- ZOO LOU
20 Stor Shaped Pins. Match
above DIV '''S
Add 2O1o Federal Tar
WGL-Costune Jewelry. First Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Miscellaneous

Now, Important Sovings
on Appealing Hats
2.25 and $50
We're 305 TO 1900
$50 in group. Choose from o wide voriety
Of styles and eoIoTs Of Foshion-wise hats in
straw and fur felt.
WGL-MiIIinery, Second Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Save on Slips, Pettieoots

Is Rayen Crepe Slips. Styled
with toIored lines. shadow
panel front skirt White. Size
10 Cotton Pettieoafs. With
eyelet embroidered trim and
eiosticized woistbond. White.
Size, small .. Length, toll 3.95 z.SS
81 Slips. Royon crepe slips
have fitted bodice and soft,
full skirt with ribbon trim.
White, black Sizes 81 to SO 5.95 Z.S3
WGL-Costume Slips. Third Floor.
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Beautiful Sovings on
Dointy NyIon BIouses
Now 2.85 We're S.9S

100 in group. Sheer. with ruffIe o. lsee trim.
4o.denier nylons with ettroctive tucked trim.
White, pink. Sizes 81 70 36.
Were Now
IS Orion and Royon Sweotevs.
SIp-on styles in orion or royon
beod boucIe White, blue. pink, 5,95t
moize, black. Sizes "a to 40 1875 1863
IS Wool Sweaters. Short
sIeeved, sIip-on styles 3.95 l.95
100 Silk Scorfs. 36-in. print $3.50
soIores 4e5 l.9S
80 Cotton. NyIon, Royon
BIouses. Cottons include "a
sleeve style with mandarin
neck, long sIeeved surplice
and checked shirt with button
down collar Jewel-neek ny
Ions have tottino trim. Long,
sIeeved royons boost jewel
necks. Cocoa. oroy, white,
pink, black. Sizes 80 to So 5.e5 z.43
100 kyIon and Royon BIouses.
NyIon sheers and Jerseys =.
Toyons with Jewel necks. As,
sorted styles White, nnoize,
navy, black, brown, coro.
Sizes 81 to SO -- S.95 3.65
WGL-Neckweor. First Floor.
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Hostess Aprons Reduced

Were Now
$50 orsendy Hostess Aprons 2.e5 to
in assorted styles, pastel eolors 5.95 I.S5
100 House Dresses with
matching aprons in preshrunk
printed cotton percoe with
oroondy trim in sizes z to 20 5.95 Z.S5
W5L-Uniforms and Aprons, Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Bed Pillows

IS floor samples Including foam rubber. down
and feather. Were sos to 1895 Now, 3.95
WGL-The Sleep Shop, Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Buy Now and Sove on
Summer Dresses

Were Now
$50 Dresses including eosuol
cotton tweeds, pleoted royon
crepes, everelozed eottons and 1850
spun royons. Sizes 10 to 20 1895 IT'S
200 Dresses including cottons,
foyon foilles, cotton tweeds, S.o5 to
French crepes, in sizes 0 to 20 l7.95 500
W6L-Budoet Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Shortie and PuII-On Gloves
Reduced IA and More

Were Now
81 Pairs cottons and NyIons.
Double woven, hand and mo-
chine sewn. Coors include
white, beige and chonois 49, 300 2.25
SO Pairs Shorties. Double
woven cottons and double
woven nyIons . hand sewn.
White and postels ---- $50 ESQ
Is Poirs Hand Sewn Gloves.
4-button lengths ond shortes. $50 1.SS
Group includes oil sizes, but not every style
and color in every size.
WGL-GIoves, First Floor.
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Women's Dresses
Half Price

Group includes Foyon eTepes, toffetos
and printed suFrohs in one and two-
piece styles. Some sheer redinsotes
with toffeto trim.
Evening star., 1953-05-14

First Floor
Evening star., 1953-05-14
save y = y and more 81
Summer Rugs
Greatly Reduced

Were Now
pattern -------- 27.s5 1875
2-e'xl2' Fibers, blue block
pottern ----------- 2l.s5 I4.ss
+8xIo Fibers, blue and
l-sxlo' ovoI Rush. not
urol ----------.----- 1895 7l.s5
l-e'xe' Fiber, blue block
pottern ----------- 1875 sss
2-27"x54" Fibers. blue BIS l5o
Rugs from our Model Rooms
All have been properly eIeoned and ore in
top condition.
I-l3'7"xl51o" De luxe Cut
Pile Cotton ovocodo- o---- 4ee. so 1880
l-l2xl5' Wool Textured
Pile, beige $4,000 z4s.oo
l-1oxl5'8" Deluxe Cut
Pile Cotton, turquoise ---365. 90 1880
l-lo'x6' De luxe Cut Pile
Cotton, turquoise -----l45. 500 $3.50
I-ex8'8" Loop Pile Cotton,
pink 73.4o
Unbound CaEpet Remnants
10 in wool and cotton. Various eoIoFs. Small
seotter sizes.
Hooked Rugs Reduced
I-l0'xl4 Wool with beige
ground ond brown border.
Slightly damaged ------2lo.OO 1880
Evening star., 1953-05-14

Daily $50 to s. Except Thursdeys 1890 sos
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Maternity Fashions
Greatly Reduced

Group includes wool suits, ierkin suits,
royon sIeeks and she+s. ioekets and
skirts. Also cotton dresses.
Evening star., 1953-05-14
Paint Shop Savings

An essortment Of Sherwin- Williams paints in
Evening star., 1953-01-22
Driver Wins Third Trial
In Auto Death Of Child

A driver was granted third
trial on a negligent homicide
charge by an opinion handed
down by the Municipal Court Of
Appeals here yesterday.
William M. Solar, of st. Pet
ersburg. Fla. the driver. was
involved in an accident Septem-
ber 10. 1850, in which his car
collided with a taxicab. After
colliding with Mr.. Solar's car.
the taxicab pinned a three-year-
old child against a tree and
killed it.
The negligent homicide charge
was based on the allegation that
Mr.. Solar's car had gone through
a stop sign and caused the &C
cident.
Mr.. Solar appealed his rst
conviction and was granted a
new trial. The present appeal,
on which he was also granted
a new trial. was from the second
trial.
The appellate court held that
the trial court made a "preju-
dicial error" in telling the jury
in the trial to disregard a ques-
tion and answer the defense
counsel had asked and gotten
from a Government witness.
The question concerned whether
or not he discussed the case with
the United States Attorney on
the day of the trial.
In its opinion, the appellate
body held that "the defense had
right to inquire if the witness
was testifying from his inde-
pendent recollection or from a
recollection recently refreshed"
Evening star., 1953-01-22
children's apparel
al great savings

500 cotton onkIets, sizes 4, 4h and 5.
Were 3oc poir. Now for 100
IS cotton boxer shorts, size 8. Were
soc. Now 35e
20 cotton twill pIeofed skirts, sizes 4, S.
IS cotton twill shorts, buckle front,
sizes to 7. Were l.95. Now -75e
so cotton twill eGrdison i0ekets, sizes
3 to OK. Were .o5. Nov ----75e
20 cotton knit kimonos, pink, infonts'
sizes. Were | 90. Now 75e
80 polo shirts, plsse front, knit beck,
sizes 8, 4 and s. Were LOO. Nov 75e
IS girls cotton plaid sleeks. sizes 3 and
4. Were o5. Now ----- Las
so children's dresses, broken sizes to
6. Cotton or royon. Were 2.o5 TO
3.o5. Nov las
Evening star., 1953-01-22
c0rsets and bras
at exciting reductions

81 nyIon siEdIes in pink or white. sizes
IS to SO. Were SOS to $50. Nov AIS
10 nyIon foundations, white. Sizes "a,
IS, SO, So. Were 1000. Now 4.s9
80 nursing bros, cotton, slightly irree-
uor, sizes "a and SO. Were 80. Now,
99e
29 pontie e-ssyIe serter belts, white nylon
Ioce. Small, medium and large sizes.
Were 3o5 Now l.z9
II nyIon Ionsine stropIess bros, black.
Sizes 32B. 4oB and =. ABB and G.
Were 500 Now ----~-----1.89
rs white bros OF sheer nylon or nylon
toffeto. Sizes 32A, 32B, 56A, 36c.
Were $50 to $50. Now l.29
10 Longtime cotton bros, pink cotton.
Sizes "a ond 36B, "A and 46C. Were
$50 to 395. Now l.29
Evening star., 1953-01-22
Navy Man Killed
In Putuxent Crush
By The Associuted Press

PATUXENT,, Nd, Jan. 22.-
Cornelius Steakin, %. of the
Bronx. N. Y, a Navy enlisted
man, was killed yesterday when
an automobile crashed into a
pole near here.
Mr.. Steakin was assigned to
the commissary at the Patuxent
Naval Air Station. Three other
Navy men in the automobile were
slightly injured.
Evening star., 1953-01-22
Businessmen Laud Sutton And Flremen and Police

The Federation of Business
mems Association last night
commended Fire Chief Millard
Sutton and members of the Dis
trict Police and Fire Depart
ments for their heroic conduct
at the explosion and fire last
Thursday at the tire store at
Tenth and H streets NE.
Fire Chief Sutton was badly
hurt at the scene. About SO
other firemen were injured.
The federation also applauded
Police Chief Robert v. Murray
and the Metropolitan Police De-
partment for their contribution
to the success" of Tuesdays
Inauguration parade.
Inspector Lloyd Kelly Of the
Evening star., 1953-01-22

Police Department told the asso-
citation the police department
needs the encouragement Of local
civic groups to check the 'sbad
press" his agency has had in
recent months. He said the de-
partment cannot expect to re-
cruit the type of men required
for police work in the unpleasant
atmosphere that has surrounded
the District police in recent
months.
Federation President John l..
c. Sullivan conducted the meet
ing held in the board room of
the American Security & Trust
Co., Fifteenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue NV.
Evening star., 1953-01-22
save 1.46 on mems
cotton flannel pajamas, 2.4s
sCere 3.9S

ICefe J.95
l6l pairs In The group, olI with drove
string waisf. coat ond MILDLY styles with
pesterns o. stripes. Sizes A TO 6.
$50 pairs mems hose including cotton
foncys, solid color royon and nylon.
Mostly onklet styles, sizes 10 to l3.
Were 3oc and 4oc poir. Now 29e.,
for lis
40 mems nylon shorts, white and pas
tel shades, boxer style. broker sizes.
Were LOS. Now - 90
! mems oil wool tweed jackets. zip clos
ure. suede front. sizes 36 to 40 and A..
were 22.5O. Nov 9.99
40 mems belt buckles. lnittol style.
most initials in the group. Were ! 90 to
2.5o. Add 209o Federal tax zoe
80 mems oil wool sleys and nsuFslev ssts
in solid shodes Of navy, n1oroen and
gray. Also some incquord patterns.
Small TO large sizes. We're 3 50. Nov
90
Evening star., 1953-01-22
junior miss suits
al savings, 1886 to $500
Znere IQQS fn 4S.M

1Oefe ly.y5 to 40.UU
10 in the group including oil wool
checks, tweeds ond solid ecloTss silk and
orion blends. Eayons AssoFated styles
and eolors. sizes 3 tol5
Is junior winter coats, solids and checks,
fully interlined, broken sizes. Were
$500. Nov 2l.00
40 junior roineoots. cotton oobordine.
several styles, some with plaid trim. lin
inos, some with hoods. Voried colors,
sizes 9 to IS. Were l4.95 to 1926.
Nov 1925
20 junior dresses, royons and wooIs,
mony colors and styles, sizes 9 to 5.
Were 8.o5 to 22.o5. Now $50 and $50
200 junior bIouses, cottons. rylons, ray
ons and wools, many shodes and styles,
sizes 9 to IS. Were 2.o5 to 7.o5.
Now, ! 80 20 4.99
loo ali wool Or nyIon sweaters. pultoveri
ord cardigon styles, many eolors. sizes
az 10 40. Were 3.o5 to 6.e5s Now
2.99 and 3.s9
Evening star., 1953-01-22
Lionel Hampton to Play

A benefit performance for the
Junior Police and Citizens
Corps will be given at midnight
tomorrow In the howard Theater
by Lionel Hampton and his
Evening star., 1953-01-22
girls cotton skirts
at grand reductions, 1.99

,Oere 2.95 to 3.95 4s
86 in the group, choice Of pretty postels
and quilted styles. Some sub-teen sizes
olso included.
So girls corduroy weskit suits in red or
royoI blue. Were sos. Now 3.69
so cotton dresses in assorted prints and
ploids, sizes to Il. Were 2.o5 and
SOS. Now 1879
20 cotton dresses, vorious styles. broken
sizes 7 to IL. Were ! .98. Now IL LOO
Evening star., 1953-01-22
Jewish Center PTA

The Washington Highlands
Jewish Center PTA will hold an
open house at $50 o'clock to-
night in the center. 141 Xenia
street S.W. A play will be given
by the Hebrew School children.
Evening star., 1953-01-22
women's slippers at
{. wonderful savings, 99e

tOefe 2.v5 PAIR
$50 in the group, made Of wool.
cotton or royon. Assorted eoIors,
narrow and medium widths.
70 women's famous nome sompIe
shoes, size 4B only. Were e.e5.
Now 49, .----- l.99
Evening star., 1953-01-22
millinery at wonderful
savings

IS corduroy coptivatoFs in pink, navy,
brown and purple. Were l.o5. Now 3se
10 royon velvet, veIveteen and oIl-wool
jersey hats in assorted styles and coIors.
Were 2.e5 and 3.o5. Now - 49e
20 wool felt, brushed wool, velveteen
and feother hats in voried styles and
colors. Were 2o5 to 4.o5. Now Ito
40 Eoyon jersey snoods with nnouton trim,
assorted colors. Were LOS. Now 6Se
u batter fur feIts and velour hass in
n1ony cotors and styles. Were SIS to
$50. Nov 2.29
Evening star., 1953-01-22
underwear greatly
reduced from our regular
stock, 35c TO 3.59
,pere 79c to 80

,vere 79c to $50
$50 pieces in the group Including
royon slips, nylon slips. nyIon
gowns. Foyon knit gowns royon
ehemiese, vests and ponties. AS
sorted styles, broken sizes.
Evening star., 1953-01-22
chiIdFen's shoes
reduced for clearance,
2.69
,Ceye 3.05 to 6.05

1Cere 3.95 to 6.95
So pairs, mostly growing girls
sizes but also some for children
and misses. Included ore black and
white soddIe oxfoFds, Ioofefs and
some suede dress shoes. Not every
style in every style but good as
SoFfmenf.
Evening star., 1953-01-22
save on misses dresses
reduced for clearance,
500
scere 8.0S to 1925

We're clearing out group OF So
dresses in misses sizes II 10 20.
Included are one and two piece
styles Of Foyon, in dressy and eos-
uoI styles. Assorted eoloRs.
Evening star., 1953-01-22
sp0FiSWear at savings

$50 skirts OF cotton twistoIine and chom-
broy. royon Soop NJ Woter fobric, nylon
and orIon Were sos to 8.e5. Nov 3.S9
81 jackets and weskits Of corduroy, vel
veteen or WOOL Were 4.95 to l7.95.
Nov -z.95 20 6.Z4
IS royon toffeto dresses in prints and
stripes. Were 3.95 and l4.o5. Now
Evening star., 1953-01-22

Many Reductions Of More. Remnant Day Merchandise sale
Friday Morning $780, not unabe exchangeabe not sent Cod
approya mail phone orders not accepted Some sosd
marYed, damaged or otherwise imperfect
Evening star., 1953-01-22
cotton suiting
| | 8: 81 Y, So; ;.,. u

We cant tel you tEis fomous name but you'll
Nind n plointy prinsedp the seIyedse on every
yard. Itso ploin weose' heavy yarn construction
,sideoI for summer suit. pIoy clothes, dresses.
biauses, chiIdren's toes. cartoins ond dropes.
toal0-yord lengths 4. beautiful solid eolors.
Evening star., 1953-01-22
robes, busters, brunch coats,
Iounging pajamas and bed
jackets greatly reduced,
lac to 4.88

fOere Z.15 to IU.I5
$50 pieces included in the group. A..
sorted styles and eoIoFs, broken sizes.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Euess"'
Caldwell and Mr.. Heron OF on'0~s
GARDEN PICNIC
The Bethel AME Choir al"
guest picnicers in the garden u
the Cecil Bridgewaters.
Motor Club: The motor ciuo n'''
their annual picnic at the ram
Hendricks Cabin about eighe p'''
es West.