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Arizona sun., 1953-03-20
Public Forum-Town
Talk Organized

1t was felt by may civic-minded
citizens of Phoenix that more OPP
portunity was needed in which
people could come together to dis
cuss housing, politics, employment,
integration, ana many other live
issues. This thinking created the
idea of public forum. In order to
secure the backing and influence
of all Phoenix, it was felt that all
Negro organizations should have a
t-iaa-she -fs4sa444if fsRd-fesnaatisa-
Of this forum.
These various representatives
met together to form Steering
committee to sponsor the forum in
the interest of community welfare.
One of the committees main duties
is to disseminate fundamental in
formation to the Negro citizens Of
Phoenix and it's metropolitan area.
Thoughtful consideration was CIV
en- to this project and its value to
the progress of Phoenix.
AT the first meeting of the Steer
ing committee in the conference
room of the YMCA, the purposes of
the committee and the values of a
public forum were discussed. All
this meeting the following officers
we're elected: Aubrey c. Aldridge,
chairman Arlena Seneca, vice.
chairman; Juanita Dickey, record
ing secretary; Theodore j. Huff,
corresponding secretary, and Geo.
S. Rodgers, treasurer.
The following committee chair
men were appointed: Arlena SEN
eca, program5 Grace Daniels, fact
finding; Melba Wilson, ways and
means, and Theodore j. Huff, pub
licity.
Town Talk" was chosen by the
steering committee as the name
tor this public forum. A public
forum is forthcoming in the near
future with very timely panel
discussion on very important
current topic in the minds of all
Phoenicians these days. =.
Through individual determina-
t:cn, group discussions, and PLAN
ming we CAN acquire the learn
ing--knowledge or know-how--to
take our rightful places along
with other citizens of our commu-
ritV
Arizona sun., 1953-03-20
Parker Baby Buried

Fdferal services were held Tues
day for the four month soid son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Teal Parker, 2744. f.
Marguerite Street, who died last
Sunday. Rev. L. B. Nelson offici-
ated. Services were arranged by
Ragsdale Mortuary. ~
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THIS N THAT
az HAZEL UNDERWOOD

4 They really smiled and we asked
what went on about the trip thai
| miles IN Missouri and we were On
our way to Council Bluffs, iowa.
How did we get 80 far out Of
the way? Wen. We were singing
and having very nice time" Mrs,
Alice Cook, 1926 Both Avenue s.,
and Mrs, Ann Bailey, $40 nth
Ave s and we two. We might
have gone further, but Mrs Red
dick looked up and read a sign
that said. Missouri
We thought il very nice they
enjoyed the trip that much Rev.
Reddiek said, Yes, we did, but |
didn't like paying for the extra
gasolinel"
We had heard OF the romantic
meeting Of the bride and groom
aud Rev. Reddiok said. my niece,
Mrs. Mable Cherry Of Chicago, in
troduced u by mail We CORES
ponded for several months and
when we met In December. we re-
allied we would be happy to-
gether. Within three months we
were married and we are as happy
as we can be.
Seeing them together. we know
they are.
The clcrgymen and business
men had their third annual C and
- tour and luncheon Tuesday.
Oct. 10. Each businessman Is
host to several ministers, taking
them on a tour OF their business
and then he Is
their host al a luncheon. Rev.
Rcddick was the guest OF Sears
Roebuck, on the tour he saw sew
eral friends employed there and
he thought of the great need for
more OF our young boys and girls
TO be prepared TO accept good
positions when they are opened to
the qualified boy or girl. regard
less OF race, color or creed,
They enjoyed n delicious lunch
served in the executives private
room.
Our bouquet OF tho week TO Rev
Henderson Rcddick. 390s Clinton
Avenue South, Minneapolis,
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You who saw ana listened 70
Mr. Clifford Fucker. executive
secretary Of the Governors Inter-
racial Commission introduce Mrs.
Fannie Pierre Lewis. volunteer
Missionary at the saltwater State
prison for thirty-cight years must
have felt quite proud to notice, al
though It was Mrs Lewis first APP
pearancc on Tv, she was as poised
as though she were sitting at
home. talking with friends.
We have seen many a veteran
III at ease, but not Mrs Lewis.
1924 Fourth Avenue South, who
is past eighty
Mr. Rucker, OF course. was at
home on TV.
We also noticed her lovely
coiffeur. did you2
Our thanks 20 Miss Bea Baxter,
for IL was on her KSTP-Tv show
we saw and heard Mrs. Lewis.
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and kept her feet on the ground.
Phillip r. Freeman Jr., who i
! soon to marry Miss Connee Brown
Mr.. Freeman Is the son Of Mr.
ana Mrs. Phillip u. freeman sr.
and Miss Brown Is the daughter
of Mrs. Hortense and Mr. Ray.
mond Brown.
Ronald G. Hughes 1911 Fifth
ave. 81, who was given wood
working machine by has employer,
FELTON, colwell, president Of Col
( wen Press. on completion 81 forty
years Of service Mr.. Hughes is a
deliyery-salesman.
Denise Carly, daughter Of
Father and Mrs. Denzil A. Carly,
who Is one Of the Red Feather
! Kids" Father Carly is the Rector
Of 81 Phillips Episcopal church,
ST Paul
a &c Robert Kyle, son of Mr.,
and Mrs, Earle r. Kyle. 1897
Fourth Ave. s. who Is planning to
marry Miss Rita Pauline Cisco,
daughter Of Mrs Mable Curtis,
1882 Clinton Avenue South. and
Mr.. Taylor Cisco Of Illinois.
Maxfieid Parent-Teachers Asso-
citation for getting out and urging
every one 20 vote on the Bond Is
sue and Charter Amendment.
They went at II right They first
canvassed the area and urged
every eligible voter 10 register
and vote,
Mr.. and Mrs, John Redd OF De
troit, who are the proud parents
Of baby girl. Mrs, Redd Is the
former Byrtle vassar, sister OF
Mines. Beatrice Coleman, Lola
Finney, Josephine Wade and one
or two sisters whose names we
cant recall Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
vassar. 748 w. Central Ave, are
the maternal grandparents.
Also proud parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Edward Thomas, $3.50 Galtier
Street: Mr. and Mrs, Richard
Thomas, 331 Rondo Ave; Mr. and
Mrs. Christopher Durand; Mr.. and
Mrs, Ivory Larkin. $40 Rondo
Ave, and Mr. and Mrs George
Lewis, 325 w. Central. The Dur
ands have twins, a boy and "A girl.
The credjafawn Credit Unions
second edition of Fashion Tempos
which was "A great success in
every way.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert MeFar-
land, Jr., 800 Igiehart Ave, who
spent several weeks In European
countries.
Mrs. Albert Harper, 766 st. An
thony who gave zoe donation TO
the Maternity of Mary school,
Dale and Arlington and in return
received 1868 Chevrolet auto
mobilel
Mable gave the donation a little
more than three months ago and
forgot Il until she was
called Sunday evening and told
ito come and get your car" She
was so excited she wasn't sure
she could drive II home, but she
had TO as her husband Albert had
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Mrs. Henderson Reddiek and
were talking like old friends By
the time Rev. Reddick came in tbs
room 20 introduce us.
We talked Of the progress made
by several Of the Twin City min.
isters and their congregations and
we asked Rev. Reddick how long
he had been IN the ministry.
lie told us, Il came 10 Mime
apolis in 1922 and was called to
preach in 1925 and I am a mem
Der OF the Northwestern Annual
Conference OF the AME church"
Eyes, have been the pastor Of
ST. James twice. My first charge
waS Allen Chapel. Minneapolis l
was there three years; then /
went 10 81, James In Minneapolis
for three years
In answer 20 our questioning We
learned, rYes. l did buy house,
with the members Of Wayman do
ing their best. We bought the
house at $40 Fremont Avenue NJ,
reriutieled u into church and liv-
ing quarters upstairs II was paid
for. when. after nine years there
thu Bishop sent mo 90 Duluth 10
pastor st. Marks AME church.
" ~ was asked 10 return 10 st.
james and the Bishop sent me
here for the second time I found
many Of the members had left and
an insolvent church Today the
church IN solvent, all debts having
been paid and we expect 10 get
started on something soon"
We have heard OF the many or.
ganizations the, ministers have
and Rev Reddicls said, mo, /
don't belong 10 anything other
than the Council OF Churches, the
Twin city Ministerial Alliance.
the Minneapolis Ministerial Al
was no different" We had asked
the "e4 dollar question: Together
they said. when we realized
where we were. we were forty |
lance. Oh, yes, am a member OF |
the Conference Workers organi-
ration Of the Fourth Episcopal |
district OF our AME church"
On second thought he also re-
membered he was a member OF the
American Legion Post
He Is very Interested In all OF |
his church work and shows II
when he speaks OF his church.
Something was mentioned about |
our Northwestern Annual confer
ence meeting In Council Bluffs.
Iowa, and we noticed a smile pass
between them, Here was time 10
do some prying 50 as nonchalant-
ly aa possible. we asked about the
conference, but we did not seem
TO hit the right thought until we
asked about the trip. I
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washington, ~ ts--
John w. Holland. a reserve Of
ficer, was recently promoted to
lieutenant colonel in the Chemical
Corps Of the United States Army.
Col. Holland, who became an Of
ficer through training in the old
Wilberforce university RoTC, was
promoted from the rank of major.
He is now the highest ranking
Negro in the Chemical Corps. A
native of San Antonio, Tex, and
reared in st Paul. MINI, Col.
Holland now lives in Washington.
d. c. He taught for is years in
San Antonio, amp
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Tues9ay
Oct. ~

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II FILM PROGRAM
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Audrey A0Sd1ws. q "{dckls Gleason
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help solve tho prchlsns ct psliofuasrs.
vSaUtlSGusst l,nmy Nielsen; dancer Hal
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5 fiaESipE rAEATRE-prama
Gene R1Ynsond "a 'EuA FartraIt" A
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people he features in Ais nowscasl
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B.sd LOVE LUCY
Lucy md Eihal demand equal RIGHTS
tor women, but otter q tasto Of equal.
isS, GIsnt TOO sure.
5 DENNIS DAY SHOW--Comady
ShGfho ana Ldyinil cirque ever who
started tho fra, Dennis Day club.
II JUNIOR PRESS CONFERENCE
$500 RED BuTroNS--ComsdY
Rocky Buttons hqki Is ,olevisodl
S MONTGOMERY PRESENTS
W Somerset h9uqagm 'Gakes and
Ale starring Angela lnnabury, a
captivating bdfmdii marrtes an IN,
successful middle-uqed au,hor and
Inolds him iujo q noted mon Of letters
II THEATRE INrERNATloNALE
500 STUDIO oNE-Drama
Robert Keith slura in Another CaesIT. &c
weak mon, mdaquogGdinq as q heEo.
develops the character and capacity
siao s WHO SAID rAAr-ouiI
1000 4 COMMAND PERFORMANCE
TopAr'S HEApLiNEs-Ingrau
II THREE STAR flNAL-Nsws
lo,IS S HAWKS wEArHER-Mr. "
1910 HoRNEH.s SPORTS SHOW
Ioilo 4 NIGHT NEWS Mccusn
GARRowAY At LARGE
Patsy Kelly and Peter Lore portray
q couple uitsndinq q movie. IIll Corey
sn7a The Best THINGS IN Lie Ase
n ALL AMERICAN SOUND rAsLE
los4o 4 WEATHER Notwithstanding
lo,aS 4 MEDALLION THEATRE Drura
Claude Rains siIGs in The Archer
CJsa.' A British lawyer risks his
Fspq'aiiea on Q single clue IN a count
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II llrA HouR-Msvis
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llslo = NIGHT OWL NEWS
nIoo q NIGHT owl PLAYHousE-Movis
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Congratulations To /.

Hilda Sims. who was 80 sweet
on the Strike II Rich program
the other morning,
She was asked questions about
her start in life and she won many
new friends with her straight-for.
ward replies about the hard time
she had getting her start on the
stage, Now that she Is successful,
we hope abe goes on to greater
parts. and when she has reached
her goal she viii be successful, be-
cause she has earned the right
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IL cElEBRITY SPoTLlGHr-Suttoa
lo;4o 4 WEATHER roWEh-kra.hunu
I lo;i5 HUNTING 6 FIsAlNG--Johnsop
/ llsoo STARLIGHT rHEATRE-Movie
IL llTH HOUR--Movis
las SPORTS ROUNDUP-Moore
ll'2o NIGHT OWL NEWS-Bou
1850 4 NIGHT OWL PLAYHOUsE--Movis
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driven her up Their in the family
car,
The family was really surprised
and pleased Mrs. Hermlone Hick.
man, mother Of Mable was as ex-
cited as was little Sharon. the
Harpers lovely little daughter.
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5"0@4 oei' -
aAHHRLs ana II
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COKE TIhE-hasIe
Eddie Fisher presents Karen Chandler.
young recording EtaI.
IA sTU EAWIh SHOW Comedy
sfp qais mixed up in political shs11n,
"a PERRY COMO saow-nu.ie
Como end the chorus otter You
Alone '--suaq hall N Ensl.sh. nsh in
i'sl,5a. Psi,T ; seies ,1 w,A s,,, n gss
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rheasE1 plgYs "pfzqnet
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100 4 MAMA--FamiiY Series
Aunt JsrnY deoidos sho 10 fatally III
and makes tho whole Hansen tdm4Y
MIRROR rHEATHE--Dromo
II oZZ1E AND HARRIE1--ComsdY
David cslsbruiss his I7tn birthday and
hos an unaxpocted visitor al his DGfty.
7,30 4 TOPPER--comsdY
Cosmo Topper. through tho intsryen.
ton q his spirit t;iends. unin,sntlon-
oily hirsS q bgrlesquo queen Tor q
81 AN THE LAw--MYs,srY
S;ufanq George Raft
N PEPSI PLAYHOuSE-Drumu
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his siqhi lust a the insurance com
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BIG sToRY--Drama
Marvin Sleeper. New York Journal
Amsriedn. plays an tmportGnt role in
tho life a q l0-YsrT old boy. told he
has Just 90 dqYs o 1--we.
II PRIDE or THE FAMILY
$50 OUR MISS BROokS--comsdY
k.as Brooks end Principal Conkiin
faculty band. conducted by Mr.. BoYn-
S ~ soUNDsrAcE--prama
Johnny No-NdmS." Boy rebels when
he discovers he's On adopted child.
II COMEBACK STORY
800 Z MY FRIEND IRMA-comsdY
irno and kuY 90 camping with their
soyen-yeor-old chum.
S cAvALcADL or SPORTS
II CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
Dennis James. emcoo.
$50 Z PERSON TO PERSON
Edward R. Murfow visits Arthur God
Trey in Lsegburq. Va. and comsiiun
Eli AeCulchson and bis vile in their
Now York apartment
s4s S HALL or FAME--Sporis
1000 4 THE wEB-mYstsrY
A ksHd passSfby picks up a homeless
man on q park bench. botiisnds him
and takes his home, hereby ssttinq
oil q chuin Of exciting events
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n SHOW OFF CLuB-varistY
Io;ao 4 WEATHER Notwithstanding
io4s 4 EASY VISION PLAYHOUSE
WRESTLING FROM HOLLYWOOD
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We ieievision sell prices that won't ruin
your budget.
You il TO yourself and 10 your family 10 provide the
best entertainment money can buY-ALL FREE ON TELE-
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you may take a home 3caav--vth money down.
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1sleUs;;on G;:stinqs
Oct. 23-2s

Hoo S MOVIE OF THE Wick
"a llTH HOUR Movie
titl5 q SPORTS EOuESUP--h
li,7c 4 NIGHT OWL NEWS-sbol
1850 Z NlGHT OWL PLAYHOUSE Hoyis
1900 S MINNESOTA VARIETY CSPEaS
Euady Assriman, szaces q tbs Ali
Univo-altY ialoni show Spscizi guest
Mrs.. Eleanor Roosevelt.
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CHANNELS 4. und II
$50 4 DOUG EDWARDS-Nows
ARTHUR MURRAY PARTY
RdthrYn Murray, hostess
IL TO BE ANNOUNCED
s;4S 4 PERRY COMO SHOW-Musie
S NEWS cARAvAN-SwGYzs
700 4 BURNS N ALLEN-Comsdy
GFG1is loses her purse. end George
plans to teach her lessen by hiding
her wTis,-wu,ch. GrGcis suspects her
friend. Blonche Morton. is klspio-
maniac and everything breaks loose.
5 NAME THAI fuNE-QuiI
Red Benson dnd Vicki Mills.
II SKY KING-Adveniure
1870 4 GODFREY TALENT SCOUTS
VOICE OF FiaEsToNE--Musie
Tenor Robert Rounseyills and sopEana
Nadine Conner sing 'pdEle Moi de
Mere" from Bizets Carmen" und
Deep in My Heart from Student
Prince" Rounsevillo's solo is 80 in
Love" and Miss Conner sings This
World Is Mine TONIGHT"
II DOLLAR A sEcOND--ouiI
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It's good thing to keep your
credit good. Pay your subscrip-
tion promptly so we may give you
u good credit rating.
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PEN SUNDAY. 1870 TO $50 Pm
1348 JEFFERSON ST.


A REAL FAMILY HOUSE
COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE
Are you tired of looking at so called
modern houses where you have diff
ficulty distinguishing between the
rooms and the closets? Well then
come to see this older detached
2-story house Of durable construc-
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Listen! From the big front porch
you enter living room with a
stone fireplace. then a real dining
room. q den Cor bedroom) with ad-
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bedrooms (all Of which have walk
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with large linen closet). The base
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Fred. All ,conveniences nearby;
Also shown by appointment. Call
Mr.. Sweeney, JU. 9-6197.
MARSHALL ]. MAPLE co.
Ritz. 1924 14th st NV. AID. 4-20O5
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

2613 S1st PL. NE.
I, bedrms., Q baths, oil h.-w.h.. Ice.
lot and garage: Price. SIS, 700:
COMMITMENT. PAUL II. LATTER
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COLORED-NEW YEAR SPECIALS
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COLoRED-NEW YEAR SPECIALS
81 ,250-$1, ESQ CASH
1927 Buchanan st. n.w.-Corner brk.,
4 bedrms., gas h.-w.h.; possession.
1859 Meridian pl. n.w.--Row brick.
arranged for 2 families; gas h.-w.h.;
possession in 10 days.
S32 Delafield st. n.w.--Row brick;
vacant; q rms. gas h.-w.h.
1922 3rd st. n.w.-6 rms, bsmt.;
possession.
|40I1 18th st. n.w.-6-rm. row brick,
full bsmt., h.-w.h.; vacant.
.4421 9th st. n.W.-6-rm. brick, bsmt.,
h.-wh.
40 R. 1. ave. n.e.-S-rm. row trick.
h.-wh., bSmt.; vacant.
DON'T HESITATE to call this Office
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OPEN / TO 5
728 ONEIDA PL. NV.
See this .semidet. brick home mr.. Paul
Jr High Liv. rm., din. rm., today's
kit, 3 lge. bedrms., ga baths. rec.
nm. Dishwasher, dryer, Bendix,
garb disp. included in this low
price. Good terms. Owner purchased
larger home. Move right in. ST.
3-3466. Ewes, HE. 4-4296.
TANEN PEATTV ~
Evening star., 1953-03-19

lrreeulors. Robes, N
jackets. Crinkle cot
tons, royons. Small,
medium, Ioree.
Evening star., 1953-03-19

m vo,oreed propes. Roy
ON on ocetote borkeloths; 81 81 N
wide, 2Vz yards long; so''os 9, "
20 Women. NyIon Gowns. \
First ouoIity; lace trims: ss
sizes 81 to 58------''0' 90
100 Chenille Ro be'. c, e0s
tons; shorty style; m',ses 90
sizes, y to 10 ------''''
400 Reyon Dresses, Royon.
erepes, 'toffetos, mensweo,s, 'esn,.
Juniors, misses. w0'"e ca
sizes in the eroup------9'
100 Girls Eosser ToPPe,.. ~.
Royon Raw eobordines; fully ny
lined; I to "a in sr0up--@1
500 Easter Millinery. As-
oot eort.d fobrics, styles. eolors,
tT;ros: few-of-o-kind 81
100 Cotton D'esss'. ,;.s... -
and zip-front styles; pr'n.s; :;
10 to l6 --------
Evening star., 1953-03-19
Imoqine! Two-Trouser Suits
at Our Lowest Price Yet!
DoubIe-the-Weor! Twice the Value !!
Easter SoIe-Priced!
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Wonderful, sturdy, 2-trouser suits give you double
the wear with the extra poir Of trousers Snory tai
lored royon eobordines royon cross-dyes. Handsome
singe-breosted models in new spring shades. Sizes
for regulars IS to a. longs 50 to a. shorts IS to a.
Rush in at all three Hecht Co. stores!
Mems Suits, Downstairs Store, Hecht ca.
washsngton SaUer Spring. Parktrgton, Arlington
Evening star., 1953-03-19

7oo Tots sportsweor. 'r-
reoulors, cotton shorts pede' q
e,,shers loneies; ! to ;,
PuS''e z for 81
o,o Infants Sweaters. An-
wool cordleons; white ond ar"
no 1ostels;; infonts' sizes--5oe
ann Tailored curtoins. Ir-
9 3so',lors Of royon morqui-
.at+es. II" long; IVORY
se''es' pr. sse
cotton eo pllsse; seconds; full
size; limit z to q customer; e.;
,oowomeu' . Flannel Gowns.
cottons; Cot Mother HuDDosa eos
style; le and l7----''
,so Man.. PIostie Roin-
eoo,,. . snop fostener;; voter
proof; small. medium 'oS "a,
Evening star., 1953-03-19

-oo Net curtoins; cotton
and and royon; 78" long, pr sSe
,sowomen's Slippers. Some
.oiled; coll royon seuffs;; broker ken
so'e 59e
7oo Bows Dre.. and Sport
Shirts. irreeulors Of fonous- se.
make --------
go soy.' Robes. Cotton e'0es.
bIonket cloths; broken s'ze =;
maroon ----
200 Ruffled curtai":. Roy ;.
~ ~ o,orouisettes; fIoeked de-
sign; ivory yellow --
$50 ToiIored curta'ns; as
sor1eo La
80 Chenille Spreads. Cot
ron chenlIles; eloseouts. sec, :,
TOT o.. one 70 q customer. 81
200 Muslin sheet' ,..
s1OS" SIX9S -
toner -------
Evening star., 1953-03-19

Closeouts Of irreeu-
lars; Ieothers, suedes,
nyIons; s to IL.
Evening star., 1953-03-19

Perfeets and irreeu-
lors. Short sleeve cot
tons and royons; solids
and foncies. SmoH,
kmedium. large.