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Evening star., 1955-02-18
AuToMoBILrs FoR SALE

FpRp 1919 Custom de luxe: excel.
18th and r. !. ave. ne. lss
FORD 80 eonv.: fully equipped
extra clean: beautiful yellow finish
ysry low mileage; Only s69S' s69S
seven sSnp SSnspnsrs' Falls Church. Va
rom Is4s sgS Fordor: good condition:
and h., new seat covers: newly
painted; very clean. IA. 2-7255'
ef !. Ss 4. Sds. ss, hssts5 1865 t.ts sSss
EAST MOTOR CO. iFcrdJ. 44ot
Benning I'd. ne, LU. 4-10Il.
FORD "a Victoria; r. and h.. cora
spd white one oSEner; low mil mialeagss q! 4,
Sarlsnt, SaasSi eRSSsh SosTHEHsr 6GGe5Ris @oToE
co. tFord,; 44oo Bennins I'd. ne.
FORD "a Tudor: r. and h. tan: one
owner. low mileage; 81, 1876; 6-month
As4 s9Se5ls %oTos co cSsrTf1.s 5eols ssS soEEh sa
FORD '53 Fordor; 7; and h.. Fordo-
low mileage: S1.l95; 6-month D,
6.000-mile warranty. NORTHEAST
MOTOR CO. 3Ferd)s 92o Biadens'
FORb Isl convertible; +. ana h.; darl
green; a real springtime special
S695: 6-month or 6,000-mile war
ranty. NORTHEAST MOTOR co
tFord), 920 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
FORD 1888 victoria; 2-tone blue ant
white finish; heater. good tires; Low
mileage; 4-mo. guar: 81, ,495. HILL
q SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1114 Vermont ave. NV. AD
FORD 1883 Custom ''6'' Tudor; heat.
er. turn signals, seat covers; low
mileage; see this beauty; 4-mo. guar. !.
81, ,195. HILL e. SANDERS, Wash. 4
Oldest Ford Dealer, liza Vermont
ave NV. AID. 4-4300. Open ewes
It'll g.: Sat. It'll 8,
FORD 1854 Crestline. Fordor; r. ant
h., turn indicators; low mileage; CO
oficial car: new-car title; Killarney
green fln., chrome wheel covers; hk,
brand-new; 4-mo; guar. l,797
HILL & SANDERS, Wash.'s oldesi
Ford Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV
AID. .4:4300. Open ewes. til 3
ready to roll. $595. 8 month o.
5000 mile warranty. NORTHEAST
MOTOR CO.. (Fordl. 920 Biadens'
burg rd. ne. Ii. 7-S300.
FORD 1855 Fairlane Tudor: Fordo
matte. r. and h., w.s.w.. etc; LOO
miles. This exceptional trade oderes
BY new-car salesman for onl!
| $2.345. Purchased new. Dec. 20 fol
$2.S37. Phone VIII. 6-S724.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
AuToMosiLEs roR SALE

FORD 1854 va customlins Rordors
beautiful 2.tone Lancer maroon.
with contrasting seat covers; heater.
y:-w tires. turn signals; s5 many other other
Ike new. must YSV Be sold old tod today Tor for
FRANK SMALL, jR.. USED Car Lot,
1885 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. l-e647.
|PoRD 1854 Victoria hard top; Fordo-
matte. power steering. power brakes;
heater; 2-tone, etc.. 4.700 actual
miles; former aiplcmas Sas sgyss SynsE5 na0e M9,e
TORS, ii41 Esst-West hwy. silver
Spring. Md. JU. o-1434,.
FORD 1858 V-8 Customline Tudor:
Hawthorne green. with CONTRASTING
scat covers; heater. turn signals, etc.
Tbs car looks and runs like new
and has had extremely good care;
SMALL, JR., Used Car Lot, 1885
Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 1861.
FORD 1854 crestline VS. victoria:
overdriye. r. and h.: turn signals.
WV. tires: green and ivory nnish:
one owner; ioT y, daI mileaEsi Efi, = peaaly. aaN
DERs, Wash.'s S Oldest Ford Dealer,
Open ewes. iii o; Sat. till s.
FORD 1852 va Lu-l0lll.-s ord0r;
beautiful Pinecrest green finish that
looks like new: has r.. and h.: over
DR., turn signals and many osner
S995, with low down payment.
FRANK SMALL. JR., Used Car Lot.
1885 Good Hope I'd. Sc. Lu. 1-9647.
FORD 1s4e Custom y-s Ranch
Wagon; with radio. heater. overdr.
and other accessories. You nave 70
cond. Of IL. Don't miss this bargain
at only $4s5. FRANK SMALL, JR..
INC, 5000 Pa. ave. sc. Lu. 2-9S27-
FORD 1859 v-s Pordor: beautiful
Hawthorne green, with contrasting
turn signals and many other extras:
q one-owner car with low mileage;
must be sold today for only $eg5
ave; Sc. Lu; 2,ss27. ..n. go 20,
rSato hsatsF Alpine ,t 6lgs ss. nlsn tias
for work and play: S1.345. PARK
a-0ls5. Open 0 to Q, sat; till 6.
FORD '53 Customline VS. Fordor:
with radio, heater; original finish
owner: 81 1896. PARKWAY-FORD.
3O51 M St. nv. AID. 2-oisb. Open
FSRED 2 & vi s'.5s ss'' Mainline ila "ss Tudor;
equipped. original finish and IN Al
Conditions. s1.Q95. PARRWAsxk- ( X *
Open 8 to 0. Sat. till 8.
FORD 80 Custom V-s Fordor: with
radio, heater. Sheridan blue nniSn 9
and rice interior; $545. PARAWIASxs- oISs
Open 3 to 8. Sat. till 6. -
FORD "a Mainline "s Tudor:
equipped: sea-haze green finish. with
harmonizing interior: 81, ,425. PARK
WAY-FORD, 3051 NJ st. NV, AID.
2-0lS5. Open 0 to 8, sat; TIL g.:
FORD 1852 VS. Mainline .2-door Sc
dan radio, heater: standard shit;
good cond.; $500. Wo. 6-1S73'
FORD 1852 Tudor; Fordo.. r. and h.:
5000; 1859 Victoria. 2 tone, FoTdo.,
+. and h., 81. .099. HORNERS COR,
Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. AZ 6tn,
R-RAQA
Evening star., 1955-02-18
AuToMoslLfs ron SALE


HUDSON 81 Hornet se'' 4-dr.; beam
and Hydrs-Matie drive. Here Is 4
.sry .,,,ss scnfortseie % sen car II sSeellsnt
FORD NASH. INC, S607 Colesvtlle
rd.. Silver Spring, Nd, ~. e-e4O0.
Open evenings Stil Q.
HUDSON 1851 Commodore SO" club
soupei attractive medium blue finish
Offset by harmonising tailor-made
pointed interior: GIN HYDRA Matte
drive. de luxe r. and b., and de-
froster and 8 host of other aeces-
owner owner and S Is h'Sa IN outstandinS si g con. on.
dition throughout. Must see and
drive % fully. appreciate. A, real
value. Orig. priced at Ss97, reduced
STEAD MOTOR CO., N. Virsinia's 5
LARGEST Oldsmobile Dealer. 1000
Wilson blvd, Arl., ia. 7-s400.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
AUToMosILEs ron SALE

HUDSON 40 4-dr.: radio, heater. seat
covers; $445; license plates tree this
month only. You save money es
sts NV. oPEN eYentngs I'll q.
Evening star., 1955-07-06
so MIDSHIPMEN TO DRINK TEA
AT QUEENS HONEYMOON SITE

PORTSMOUTH, England N1-Fffty American Md
shpmen going to drink tea Saturday with Admiral Earl
Mountbatten at his stately home where Queen Elizabeth
II began her honeymoon
The 50 win be picked from i26e Midshipmen Wis
itng Britain during training cruise seven United
States warships.
Admiral Mountbatten Britains first lord sent his
invitation to the flagship Iowa. I'VE delighted to
cept" spokesman said
The young Americans win be Admiral Mountbatten's
guests at ancient Broadands House, the fringe Of the
New Forest Elizabeth and the adrals nephew the Duke
Of Edinburgh spent the first Of their honeymoon
there. IN 1s47.
Admiral Mounbatten said that after the tea he would
take hts guests over the house and gardens.
Evening star., 1955-07-06
Court Up|loIds
Firing Teacher
Silent on Reds

SAN FRANCISCO. July 8 Up
l-California's State Supreme
Court has upheld the dismissal
of Dr.. Henry C. Steinmetz from
the San Diego State College fac.
ulty because he refused to sag
whether he was a Communist
Party member.
In q 6-1 decision yesterday, the
court rejected DR.. Steinmetz' re-
quest for a writ compelling his
reinstatement In the psychology
teaching job he had held since
1880. He was discharged in Feb
ruary. 1854.
Chief Justice Phil s. Gibson's
majority opinion. upholding con-
stitutionality Of the 1888 Legis-
Ilature's answer or be fred
Luckel Act. declared:
Loyalty on the part Of tohse
in public employment is i'm
Iportant to orderly and depend
able government and is therefore
Evening star., 1955-07-06

plant spaee and equipment II
the United States and Canada.
ON President Harlow n. Cur.
Itice has said the eompany's ex.
pansion -is . measure Of ogu
faith In our country. and win en-
ablN the company to continue to
make It's fun contribution to Q
strong and expandins national
economy"
Record Seen IN IS
GIN already manufactures
more than half the cars produced
In this country and Mr.. Cuftice
has forecast that 1855 win be Q
record year, with sales totaline
$40 billion.
In addition to the stock split,
the special stockholders' meeting
win be asked to approve . re-
Gently announced revision in
pension plans for employees re-
Iceiving hourly wages.
Also to be submitted for stock
holders approval Is 0 savings and
stock purchase plan for some
100000 salaried GIN employees In
the United States.
The plan. approved by the d.
Irectors yesterday, would run for
successive periods Of five years
each. Employees would be al
lowed to invest up to 10 per cent
of their salary. and for every
dollar they invested the com.
Evening star., 1955-07-06

time were permitted to buy si
the price Of SIS one share oi
new stock for every 20 share,
owned.
Prices Of GIN stock In 1854
ranged from s5e.75 to sos.75.
The lowest price at which stock
has sold this year was $3.50.
S. Dividend In "a
The company last year paid
total dividends of IS o share.
$50 far this year 1t has paid two
dividends Of 81 each.
GIN has split its stock four
times before. The last was q
|two-for-one split In October.
1850.
The first time GIN split its
stock was In 1920 when it gave
10 shares for /. Four years later
the company issued one share for
four. Then in 1927 1t split two
for-one and In 1929 gave 2h
shares for one.
Since the end of World War II
General Motors has carried out
Ia vigorous expansion program
and by the end Of this year viii
have spent 81 billion on new
Evening star., 1955-07-06

relevant 10 fitness for such en-
Iployment."
In q dissenting opinion, Justice
Jesse w. Carter held that Dr..
etetnmetz was "wronefully dis
charged" for refusing to ten the
State Board Of Education
whether he had been q Com
munist Party member.
1T Is my considered opinion, I"
Justice Carter wrote, that the
|so-called Luckel Act Is "unconsti-
tutional because 1t denies to
public employees the fundamental
rights and liberties" of the Con-
Istitution's Fifth Amendment.
Two witnesses before q House
Un-American Activities Sub
committee testified at San Diego
yesterday that DR.. Steinmetz
had been active In religious and
peace movements. They did not
say DR.. Steinmetz was q Com
|munist.
Evening star., 1955-07-06
General Motors PIons
3-for-1 Split Of Stock

Iufacturing firm in the world
gave no reason for the split
which would increase the num-
Der Of shares outstanding from
nearly 90 million to about 27s
million.
The special stockholders
meeting to vote on the proposed
split Is to be held at the COM
|pany Offices near Wilmington,
Del. BY far the largest single
holder of GIN stock is E. I. du-
|Pont de Nemours & Co.. which
owns 81 million shares.
GINS present outstanding
stock includes 1880, 900 shares
sold In March to raise 1925 mil
lion, the largest financing job
ever carried out by an industrial
firm.
Holders of GIN stock at the
Evening star., 1955-07-06

NEW YORK, July 9 R.-Di.
rectors of General Motors Corp
have announced plans for q
three-for-one split Of shares, sub
ject to stockholders approval al
q meeting September %.
The surprise announcement
came yesterday afternoon aftel
the New York Stock Exchange
had closed for the day. Ever
without news of the split. GIN
stock had risen $3.75 q share
during the day. closing at $ll3.37
On the West Coast, where
news Of the split arrived shortly
before exchanges closed, GIN
prices jumped to s11S.75 a share
in San Francisco and $12l in Los
Angeles.
No Reason Given
The corporation, largest man.
Evening star., 1955-07-06
Runch Brond Checked
ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex. NP

ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex. R1.
The Chamber Of Commerce
looked up the Triple H. Bar
brand foi Francis H. Jacoby Of
Carmel. Calf. He was designing
. gift for his mother. who reg
|istered tie brand with the Cattle
Sanitary Board in 1907. when
she was Hazel Hostetter. Mr..
Jacoby wanted to put the old
brand on the gift.
Evening star., 1955-07-06

pany would contribute another
so cents.
The efnploye contribution
would be invested half In Gov
ernment savings bonds and hall
In GIN stock. All Of the company
contribution would 60 into GIN
stock.
The stock purchase prograu
also includes Q retirement-thr
plan In which salaried employees
would. participate on the same
basis as In the savings plan.
Evening star., 1955-07-06
BootIess Regrets .

AUSTIN, Tex. R.-On his
S5th birthday W. J. Panneli re.
called when he came here "a
years ago land could be bought
for a pair Of boots. How come
his folks didn't buy q chunk
Of it. I'VE didn't have the
boots" he said,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15
Poultry
Poultry Mite
Control
By BOYD ELLIS

IN MY LAST ARTICLE I discussed
the control os poultry lice This time
let's talk about mites.
Poultry mites retard the growth of
poultry, lower vitality. damage plum
age and reduce egg production. Fowl
heavily infested by mites sometimes
die.
Mites reproduce rapidly, especially in
summer when tremendous numbers
may be found. They are spread from
yard to yard in infested crates and by
wild birds.
Mites most commonly found on poul-
try are the chicken mites, the northern
fowl mite, the scaly-leg mite and the
depluming mite.
Several insecticides are used in con-
trolling poultry mites They are used
in dusts, sprays. roost paints, dips and
ointments. dust is ready for use
when purchased. A spray. roost paint
or dips are made by mixing an emulsi-
fable concentrate or wettable powder
with water. The insecticide to use, its
strength and method of applying it de
pend on the kind of mite to be con-
trolled. A poultry house can very often
be treated for mites and lice with the
same material and spray schedule. Ap-
ply sprays with a small power sprayer
or garden-type sprayer.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15
Clean ROOsts, Nests

Clean ROOSGSs nests
Do not depend on an insecticide to do
the whole job of mite control Eliminate
hiding places by removing loose boards
and rubbish. Use roosts and nests of
the knock-down type; they are easy to
clean and easy to treat with an insecti-
eide.
The most common mite, the chicken
mite. attach themselves to poultry dur
ing the night and suck blood. During
the day they hide in cracks of the poui-
try house. Their excrement looks like
a salt and pepper mixture. If you ex-
anime the cracks of the house, roost
and nest you may see masses of mites
and their eggs.
Females require a blood meal before
LAYING eggs. Under favorable condi-
tons. eggs hatch and mites. mature IN
about 10 days. Several generations a
month are produced in the summer. In
winter the mites develop more slowly.
and may be dormant in exceptionally
cold weather.
In heavily infested flocks, birds have
male combs and WattleS. Ihey DecollS
droopy and weak and are more suscep-
tible to other parasites and diseases.
Insecticides
There are several insecticides which
NAV be used to control the chicken
mite. Use Is per cent DOT spray or
O.5 per cent Indane spray. Apply It
TO roosts, nests. and inside wall sur
faces. Pay particular attention to
cracks and rough spots. A second ap-
pIication NAV be necessary in 10 days
to two weeks.
Lindane or malathion, applied to one
ner cent strength, can be used as
roost paint. The insecticide on the
roosts kills rnites crawling to the BIRDS
and the fumes kill mites that are al
ready on the chickens.
The percentage of insecticide IN COM
n,ercial preparations varies. Follow oil
rections on the container to mix sprays
of different strengths.
For a description of other types OF
mites and their control consult your
local county agricultural extension
agent.
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Sove on Gowns
Were 2.99 and 5.95

" gowns in aeetote royon crepes with
loee trim, maize, and oqua, size 10.
u Cotton choIIis WoItz Gowns with
scoop necklne. Misses sizes. Were
395. Now - 1.45
IA Cotton PIisse Gowns, woItz length
with TERED skirt. Prints. 36. Were
sos. Now -----2.85
WGL-Lingerie, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1955-05-12

before coming to the National
Presbyterian Church.
He was born in Illinois. where
his father was a mine supervisor
who was not too enamoured of
his sons chosen profession. His
mother, however, felt differently.
She recently spent II days in
New York and sat through the
show IL times.
Mr.. Ronk, who was graduated
from Butler University and
studied three years medicine at
the University of Southern Cali
fornia, aims for opera. but ac>
mits he is fascinated by circlG
life.
He gets his biggest kick out
watching the children and the
wonder in their eyes as the acts
unfold.
He says he doubts that even
operate success, should it come.
will replace the fun and salts
faction of the Greatest Show on
Earth"
Evening star., 1955-05-12

do twice a day. seven days a
week and announce in between.
AS Robert Merrill, a star Of
the Metropolitan Opera, put it
after watching Mr.. Ronk go
through his PAGES, Digging
bitches would be easier"
The baritone was well on his
way toward being a doctor be-
fore deciding melody. not medi-
cine, was his true love. He
studied under Todd Duncan and
made the usual tour Of the
amateur and night club circuit
Evening star., 1955-05-12
DC. Singer Makes Jump
From Choir to Circus

It's a far cry from a choir loft
to a circus tent, but that is a
step Harold Ronk. soloist for
President Eisenhower's church,
has taken.
Mr.. Ronk, a slender, blond
young man, used to be baritone
soloist at the National Presby-
terian Church. He gave up that
enviable position with its chances
of performing for the President
for the lure Of the Big Top.
He is now in Boston, singing
the songs John Ringing North
composed for the current edition
of the Ringing Bros. and Bar
mum and Bailey Circus.
Before giving up his job with
the church, Mr.. Ronk lived here
with the church organist. Theo-
dore Schaefer, at No. l st. Mat
thew's court NV. Holding
down both singing jobs proved
too much for him.
The energetic, 30-year-old
singer until this season would
join the circus in New York as
a combination soloiSt and an
nouncer. Each Sunday he COM
muted here to sing with the Ma
tional Presbyterian choir.
He finally decided to devote
all of his time to his circus job,
resigning his church position in
the fall to go south to Sarasota.
Fla, for circus rehearsals.
His role as circus singer is
comparable to an average oper-
attic performance. This he has to
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Sove " on Boys
Sports Shirts
Were $50 vs.

IT long -sleeved shirts Of eotto
and knit cotton. Wide select
terms and eoIors. s to l6.
We
~ Rubberized Roineoots
in block. Size s only as
s Cotton Car Coots
treoted to resist wind and
voter. Milium (metol-
insuIoted) lining. Sizes
II and 20 only l3.C
IS Trench coots Of 500
royon and 4o9o Docron.
Super woter-repe'lent. 81.
Sizes 6 and s only 49, ll.t
3 Zip-Lined Wool Top
eoots in tweed. Sizes IA,
l6 and Is 70
! Zip-Lined Wool Tweed
Topeoot, size IA 36.C
WGL-The Boys Store, 4th
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Wool Tapestry Yarn
Va, 4oe 27e

500 skeins Of this fine wool yorn in Q
wide choice Of eoIors. 4o-yord skeins.
Were Now
Evening star., 1955-05-12

WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Wool PuIIover Sweaters
wers 7.99 to g.~ 4.so

50 Short Sleeve puIlons
srey ond novy. "a to 40
50 Printed Silk BIouses
with "a sleeve and COL
lored wee neckIine. Pink,
blue or green on natural.
10 TO l6-.----
46 NyIon Trieot or Royon
Blouses with jewel or
collar neckIine. Some
d-detoiIed. Choice Of
colors. Misses sizes
20 Irish Linen Joekets
with long sleeve and
.arGigon necklines. Blue,
foost ond pink. 10 to l6
36 Printed Royon Dresses,
cIossic style. White, oquo,
moize and beige. II to 20
IS BIouses, Ione-sIeeve
tailored cotton, 10 TO l8.
White. blue, black
WGL-Sportsweor, 5rd F
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Sove on Nylon
Trieot Lingerie
500 to 300

Vas 6.95 to 1926
80 Gowns, slips and peiomos. Broken
styles, eoIors and sizes.
WGL-Knit Underwear, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Reserve Plan Is Topic

The Air Force Chapter of the
Reserve Officers Association will
discuss the new National Re
serve Plan at a meeting at 8
o'clock tonight in the Boiling Air
Force Base officers Club. The
principal speaker will be Rep
resentative Winstead, Democrat,
of Mississippi.
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Requiem Moss Set
For Futher Luckett

Friends of the late Rev. Edwin
A. Luckett, former executive d.
rector of the Catholic Youth
Organization of Washington.
will attend a requiem mass in
his honor at 9 am. tomorrow in
st. Matthews Cathedral.
At the time of his death on
April 13. Father Luckett was
pastor of Our Lady Star of the
Sea Catholic Church, Solomons,
Nd.
Evening star., 1955-05-12

"a Soto Pillows with pure
silk zip-off covers ond
foom rubber filling. AZ
troctive colors - 9.95 $50
$50 Stomped Linen Mop 39c to 25e
kins, voried designs Csc TO 35e
IS Stomped Linen Bridge
Sets in cross-stitch and
conventional designs 2.o5 Its
I Town 6 Country
Needlepoint Bag Kit with
design finished in eros
point Navy blue ground 800 8.9S
"a Embroidery Floss Kits
with = strand floss.
Choice Of coIors-- -- 40c 2Se
7 NeedIepoint Pieces
with designs finished in
eros point. Oblones and 4.o5 TO 2.s5
squares ----------- 1875 to SOS
I Needlepoint Rug, de-
sign finished in gros
point 4Ox47" ------- 1850 1898
z NeedIepoint Rugs.
center finished in enos
point 25x36" "------- 1895 S.SS
I NeedIepoint Rug,
center worked in eros
point 25x3o" "----- 1875 9.s5
WGL-Art NeedIework, 5th Floor
Evening star., 1955-05-12
1o Snack Tobles
Metal Legs, Slate Tops
We're $50 2.ss
Other furniture savings,

'S'S WV
I Alum inum Frame
Choise Tongue. Green
plastic innersprno pod 1926 1898
! Three Cushion Alumi-
mum Glider. Rust corron
covered pods .----.. 1895 1895
I Dropleof Toble, mo- .....
hoeony veneer 1880 1898
! DropIeof TobIe, mo-
hooony veneer $3.50 1880
I knotty- Dining Ex-
tension TobIe, natural
finish -. $500 $500
! Wall Shelf, hordwood
mahogany finished -- 100 $50
Snoek TobIes, metal
legs, gloss tops $500 3.9S
I Square, Modern Style
coektoil TobIe, noenolio
wood, sondrift finish 1875 7.9S
I Step Table. mahogany
veneer --..-- 1895 l2.oS
! Side choir, solid cherry $3.50 1850
z Modern Style Squore
coekteii TobIes, nooono-
lio wood, beoeheorber
finish --.----------- $3.50 ll.ss
WGL-Furnture, 9Th Floor
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Slips, Petticoots
Reduced ,

were NOW
"a Acetate ond Royon
Crepe Slips, Ioce trim.
Navy; 81 ond 34---.- 5.95 2.S5
II Woven kylon Petit
eoots with pIeoted hem.
Navy; medium size 4.e5 3.45
Cotton PIisse Slips with
fitted top, full TERED
skirt. Now; 81 5.e5 3s5
9 NyIon Trieot Pettieoots
with pIeoted ruffle. Novy;
medium and large ---- 6.o5 ASS
WGL-Costlnne Slips, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Misses Coots-
Now Half Price

Were Now
Black and Brown Nub-
by Tweed coot; size l2-llO.0O $500
! Beige Fomous-Moke
Wool Fleece coot; size
8 -- 1895 5000
! Navy Designer Coot;
size l8 $4,000 74oo
I Red Wool coot with
black velvet collar; size
"a $500 e7oo
I Beige Strook Wool coot
with Miium lining; size
Is 1895 44.oo
! Ton voIeuno Fiber
coot; size u 1895 44.oo
z Grey Worumbo Wool
Coots; sizes 0 and "a $500 67.00
! Block Velveteen coot;
size IA ----------- 4e.95 24.oo
WGL-Coots and Suits, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Sove on Women's S
Spring Dresses .

'SIC tNOV
So Dresses, royon ond
ocetote crepes, wool
blends, for street and
afternoon. Black and
spring shades. Hof and 2500t to
regular sizes 1926 5.o(
40 Reyon and Aeetote
Sheers and Prints. One
and two-Piece styles,
some with jackets. Navy,
black and spring prints. 1875 to
Regular and half sizes 1895 s.ot
40 Sheer Royon and
Aeetote crepes. Beouti-
fully detailed with touches
Of white and posteIs. 25.OOto
Regular and half sizes $500 I.0(
II Sheer Royons and
Aeetotes, toilored and
dressy types. Regular and 1895 to
half sizes ------ 1926 17.ot
WGL-Women's Dresses, Bird Floor
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Granite IrreguIor
NyIons So
2 n~:ve 6A

. 311ST ~'~
If perfect would be 1855 and I.65
Sheers and business sheers in the group.
Good size and color assortment.
WGL-Hosiey, lst Floor
Evening star., 1955-05-12
$50 Pairs Mems
Famous Make Hose
AnkIet and Reg. Styles
Were Csc and 100 $50
3 for 100
3 for 100

$50 Mems Silk and Reyon Neekties.
Mony coIors and patterns. Were | so
and $50 s5e
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-06-17
Panama City, Florida
Southern Zionist Leaders Hear
Noted Speakers AT Seminar

lean way of life. DR.. Kallen said.
The teacher of Justice Louis D.
Brandeis and his mentor in Zion
list affairs during the lifetime of
the great American jurist, de-
scribed the sentiments Of Brand
els in the questions of dual loyal
ties. All human beings are by
phenated individuals from the
time of their birth. Kallen para
phrased Brandeis in saying that
dual loyalties are consonant with
the American way of life as long
as the loyalties are in harmony
with each other.
The American Council for
Judaism. Inc." DR.. Kallen said. "is