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Mrs. Walter c. Davis, 70,
Worked With Jobs DAUGHTERS

Mrs. Walter C. Davis, Is, who
was Grandma" Davis to gener-
ations of Virginia girls in the
international Order of Jobs
Daughters. died of heart failure
Thursday at her home, 311C
Parkway terrace drive Sc.
The former Annie S. Warner
she was born in Hamilton, Va.
but lived in this area most Of
her life. Mrs. Davis made hel
home in Alexandria for so year.
before moving to Washington
seven years ago.
She had worked with Job!
Daughters since a Virginia grour
was organized, and made several
trips with the girls to meeting.
throughout the country. Grand
ma" to the girls, she soon be.
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In MPmnriant

HARRINGTON, CHRISTINA. In lovins
memory of our mother and grand
mother. Mrs. CHRISTINA BARRING
TON. who passed away three years
ago today. July 81, 1853.
token of love and remembrance
OF one We shall never forget;
Her memory to US is treasure,
Her loss a lifetime of regret.
! DEVOTED DAUGHTER, SON ANr
GRANDDAUGHTERS.
CAN'T. EDWARD a. When / bow my
mead in reverent tribute, always recall
the tenderness the strong and greai
love of my beloved husband. EDWARD
A.. CAN'T. who entered the great be.
y9 nTlp ffIee 1rS years w aE1 IVY III 1871
GILLIAN, JOHN R., A tribute of Low,
JOHN R. GILLIAN. Who left me two
years ago today, July n, 1854.
Two years have passed since that sac
GAY
When the one I loved was called away
God took him home, 1t was His will
But in my heart he liveth still.
God gave sme stength to stand 1t
And courage TO bear the blow:
What II meant to lose you
No one can ever know.
July. brings sad memories
=. OF a loved one gone TO rest,
You viii never be forgotten
BY the one WHO loved you best.
DEVOTED WIFE. ELIZABETH @. GIL.
HAWKINS, MAMIE c. In memory o.
my wife and our mother, MAMIE c
HAWKINS, who left us ten years agC
today. July II. 1916
We had lived and loved together
Through many changing years:
We had shared each others gladness
-, And wept each others tears
rhat u,ss ia,,a sao,t ~. 81 a..
For thy smiles could make a summer
Where darkness 1ellssss Eould be.
HENSLEY, DORA v. A tribute of love
hfSop5hne 1mem npSsf 81 ~ my darling mother
years ago TODAY, July II, 1864.
l see you in my dreams at night,
call you in the dawn:
Then l have to tell myself
That you are really gone.
And in my fearful sorrow,
There Is nothing ! can say except .
That God will keep you in His house
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND soN;IN;
CRAWFORD. AND FAMILY.
KAISER, MARGARET v. In loyinI
memory Of my dear wife. MARGARET
v. KAISER, who passed away two year,
ago today. July 81. 1854.
Two years have passed dear wife.
Since you were called away;
How well do / remember
That sad and weary day.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND.
ROBINSON, CLARENCE C.. SR, In Low,
CLARENCE c. ROBINSON, ST.. who
passed away July 81. 1855.
rhough your smile is lost In sight,
In memory you are dear
Always remembered and sadly missed.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, PANSY.
SMITH. LOUvENIA A. Sacred TO tn,
memory OF my beloved friend. Mrs
LOuVEN1A A. SMITH. who departed
this life two years ago July ~, 1854
HER DEVOTED FRIEND, MRS. FANNIE
w. MILLER
WILLIAMS. ROBERT (BUDDY). In sac
but loving memory OF our dear son anc
brother, ROBERT buddy Will.
L1AMS, who left us eighteen years agS
today, July 81, 1898.
God gave us strength TO face It
And courage to bear the blow,
But what II meant TO lose you. Buddy
No one will ever know.
LOVING MOTHER, sTEPFATHER AMI
SISTERS. -
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|NAACP Aide
Asks Protection
of Voting Right

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July
81 (P). = The director of the
Washington bureau of the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People
says "the great value of the civil
RIGHTS legislation now before the
Congress is the protection of the
right to vote"
The statement by Clarence
Mitchell was made in an address
he was to have delivered to the
Chattanooga branch, of the
NAACP last night. Mr.. NJ -
Cancelled the engagement be.
cause of work in beAlaIr OF L.le
civil rights bill now before the
House of Representatives.
Stern Warning Seen
The address was read to the
meeting by H. L. Pearson, presi.
dent of the Chattanooga MACE
branch.
Consideration of civil rights
legislation in the House of Rep.
resentatives." Mr.. Mitchell!
speech stated, lis a stern warn.
ing to Mississippi and other de.
faint States that the Nation alb.
hors the control of elections with
economic pressure, cross burn.
ing and murders"
Mr.. Mitchell's speech criti
cized Senator Eastland of Miss
issippi and Senate Lyndor
johnson of Texas. Il stet"t
that Senate Majority Leader
johnson believes tina. TIC COZ.
ored people of the United State
will always vote for the Demo
cratic Party if it gives then
handouts in the form of relic.
and other services.
Calls for Jobs
"He does not understand tina
colored Americans want jobs anc
other services. Senator johnson
believes that the colored voter
of the North will continue t,
support the Democratic Part,
indefinitely on his terms. 1
may be that 1856 will give him {
rude awakening"
h Mr.. Mitchell praised Senate
Kefauver, Democrat of Tennes.
see, and hailed his election il
that State as "a forecast of what
can happen when the weed.
patch f1libuster belt stretchin,
from Virginia to Mississippi anC
Louisiana blossoms with its full
vote potential.
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IO'Dwyer Plans Films

MEXICO CITY, July 81 lP)
Former United States Ambas-
sador William oDwyer says he
is negotiating with New York
and Hollywood groups to produce
motion pictures in Mexico. Some
of the pictures would be de-
signed for use on United States
l.hLevision. >
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Joseph P. Closer,
Catholic Leader

DETROIT. July 81 R.-
Joseph P. CHASER, a past presi-
dent of the National Council Of
Catholic Charities. died yester-
day. He was II.
Mr.. Chaser. vice president OF
the st. Vincent de Paul Society,
retired last April after As years
as president of the Chamberline
Co. of America. building supply
manufacturing firm.
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Dratha

WALKER. ROBERTA G. ON Monday
July l6. 1856 ROBERTA G WALKER
Of 1884 Girard, ST.; NV. beloved mother
ing are a grandson. Thomas L. Cone
a son-in-law. Thomas c. Cope: two
nieces two nephews and other relatives
day. July % friends are invited h
call at the Mcguire Funeral Home
1870 9th st. NV. where services viii
be held on Monday July 90. at | 80
services. Interment Arlington Nationaj
Cemetery. %
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South Capitol Street Bridge and
adioins the Navy Receiving Sta
ton.
The bill authorizes for the
project. including demolition and
construction, the sum Of $751;
900.
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Tito Quoted as Believing
PoIitburo Killed StoIin

Mr.. KOplon. NANA's Pois representa-.
tive, is q veteran reporter and for
eisn correspondent. He hos worked
for yeors with American news services
in Europe, and formerly wos chief Of
the London Daily Moirs For Eost
bureou.
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Col. THONGS 6. Fleming,
Adviser to u. S. Agencies

Col Thomas G. Fleming 81, former consultant the
troe of the and legal adviser
attack yesterday at his home 3O52 street
Born Dayton Ohio October 1904 Col Fleming grad
University 1926 and was
the nd harS
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ROBERTA. All memher

nUDEhIA q. All members o.
Bethel Household OF Ruth
No. 1110. @. u. o. OF o. F.,
are hereby notified of the
passing of Inmate ROBERTA
WALKER. Funeral services
will be held on Monday. July
23, 1856. at lao nm Al
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Uarn nf ThankB

FRIEDENBERG, HARRY. We wish Ia
thank our many friends and relatives
for their kind expressions Of sympathy,
nen we're o. great at comfort sno
MRS. RUTH FRIEDENBERG AND SON,
HALE FRIEDENBERG.
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Anurtltuu

Mnyeilins Of a monument for JOSEPH
tRHOADE on Sunday, July 20. 1856.
cat IL am, at the Beth-Sholem Gene
terry, Alabama ave. Sc. Relatives and
friends invited
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tretiredj. on Thursday, July 10
1855. al Waller Reed Hospital ED
WARD r. HYLAND. U. S. Army IRE
tired, Of 1906 Grifith rd.. Fall
Sha5eh Y HHvapSse oy f ana aihf MRS. q Mar
saret Gordon, brother OF Joseph Hy.
land OF New York City, N, y, an1s
Mrs Irene Farrell OF Buffalo, N. \
thildren Friends may call at th'
Ives Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd.
Arlington. Va, until 9:3o am. Mon
day. July 20. thence to st. Charles
oifered at 10 am. for the repOse oil
his soul Interment Columbia Garden,
Cemetery. New York City, N. X.
papers please copyl ~
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nratha

GEN. CARLOS. Ambassa-
dor OF Honduras. Suddenly. on Wednes.
day, July Is, 1856. at Walter Reed
General Hospital, Gen. CARLOS ia
GUIRRE, beloved husband of Margarita
Bones EoTeo de- ISaEgirre and father Of
Antonio and Gustay9 Izasuirre Friends
Home. 29Ol. 14th st. NV .(parkins
facilities). after pm. Saturday. July
81. Services at st. Matthew'S Cathe-
oral. Rhode Island and Connecticut
ayes. NV. on Tuesday, July "a, at
tery az Tesuci inferme a6nd National Gene
JONES, PHILIP LEROY. On Friday,
July 20, 1856 at his residence. 1907
Stewart driveway, Chevy Chase; Md,
PHILIP LEROY JONES. beloved hus-
bang Of Francis Ramey Jones: father
Kensington. Md: brother Of Mrs. Sue
E, Vail Of WASHINGTON. D. c. He
also is survived by several grandchil-
dren and one great-grandchild. Serv-
ices at the s: H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 290l l4th st. NV. on Monday.
July % at 10 am; parking facilities)
JONES. PHILIP LEROY. A special COM
q munication Of Mount Hermon
IN Lodge No.. 10. A. F. a.
XXI .i ! e. ::i;; +; J:
~ of conducting Masonic burial
services for our late brother. PHILIP
LEROY JONES BY order of
CLARENCE W. PRICE,
Worshipiul Master.
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DAVIS, EPPA HUNTER. On Thursday,
SON son. EPPA HUNTER DAVIS, aged IS,
beloved husband of the late Katie
Howard Lee Davis: two daughters, Mrs.
Josephine Thompson and Mrs. Annie
Amoorn: one brother, Mr.. Ben Davis,
and ten grandchildren. Friends may
call At the Hail Funeral Home, Deco
auan, Va, where services will be con-
Quoted on Sunday. July -, at 2:3O
pm Interment Greenwood Cemetery,
Minnieville, Va. ~
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DETToR, CLARENCE WILSON.

Thursday. July 10. 1855. at the resi-,
dence Of his son-in-law, J. s: EVERY OF
10 West Braddock I'd. Alexandra,
va CLARENCE WILSON DEBTOR.
husband of the late Minnie May Goods
Dettor, father Of Mrs. Irene B. CLARK
Holman OF Mount Dora, Fla; brother
of Joseph L. Dettor of Charlottesville.
Va. and Lucian c. Dettor of Rich
mond. Va Friends may call at the
Wheatley Funeral Home, 500 King
ST Alexandria Va. where funeral sery-
ices will be held on Monday July
-. at , pm. Interment Ivy Hill
Cemetery. Masonic services at the
No. 100, A. F. and A. M. 20
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Thursday. July 10, 1856. at Doctors
Hospital, RICHARD THOMAS OUTLAW
beloved son of Mable and Henry Out
law of Herndor Va: brother Of Iva
Timothy and Henry OUTLAW and grand
son Of Mrs. Matilda Noel Friends
may call at the Green Funeral Home,
Herndon. Va. Mass Of the angels will
be offered at st. JoSephs Catholic
Church, Herndon, Va, at $3.50 am
Monday, July %. Interment in Ar
lington National Cemetery %
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DAVIS. ANNIE S. On THURSDAY. JULY
lg5 1856, at her home. BIO Parkway
Terrace dr. Sc, ANNIE S. DAVIS. be
loved wife of the late Walter G
Saunders, Mrs. Val Barber Mrs. W
H. Whittlesey and v. W. Davis; sister
OF Mrs. M E. Terrell. Friends are
invited to call at the Bethesda-Chevy
Chase Funeral Home of Robert A
Humphrey. Bethesda. Md, where sery-
ices will be held on Monday, july
%. at 10 am. 1nterment Glen
wood Cemetery. ~
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DINGEs, MAhUAKEI L. suuusnIy, On
% her daHghter, 45O9 Warren st, NV,
MARGARET L. DINGES. beloved wife
~ Guy b. Dinges, mother Of Mrs:
Maxine Ferry and grandmother OF
Thdf1as r. and j. BransOn Ferry.
.funesal from the De Vol Funeral Home,
aEg4 WISCONSIN ave. NV. on Monday
July 81 at 9:45 am; thence to st;
AIMS Church. Wisconsin ave. and
Yuma st. NV, where requiem mass
will be offered at 1918 am. Inter-
nient St. Peters Church Cemetery,
Harpers Ferry, W. Va. 20
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day. July 10 1856. THEODORE r.
CORBETT of 1920 18th st. NV. He
leaves two aunts, Mrs. Mamie M. Coun-
Gil and Mrs. Annie e. Harris: two
unoles Richard r. and George H,
Corbett and many other relatives and
friends. Friends may call on Sunday,
July -, after / am, at the funeral
home OF Alexander S. Pope, Ala 10th
St. SEE, where funeral services will
be held at pm. Monday. July %
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. .
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Us ploid and print dresses,
some solids, in fIore ond
straight styles. Perfect for wear
now. 8-l4 in group.
Subteen Wear, 9nd Fl. Washington
and Siper Spring; Srd RI.
PARKineton
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CHILDREN
Rnd a. Warrington onlv

2O0--S1-3.99 Tots Cotton Play
wear, Sex ---.- Csc
75--2.99-5.S9 Tots Cotton
Dresses, 3-6x - 81
75-1.99 Tots Headwear; wool
knit, corduroy in group Csc
6O-3.99-4.99 Ban-Lon sweaters.
tots broken sizes 1929
$3.50 TOddlers' Knit Gowns.
size ! only 2 for SO
36--i.99 TOddlers' Pinafore Cot
ton Slips; IL 2 for 81
1850 Cotton Knit sleepers.
3-pc. style; broken sizes ESQ
$3.50 Boys Cotton Flannel
Robes, 4-6z --.-- 2.39
llO--6.95 Child's Cowboy Boots.
small sizes ---------- ---- 90 l.yy
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BATH SHOP
5ih n Wilmington oniy

1875 II PERI. Sse 10 81 Heavy
Quality Cannon Face Towels.
3 for 100
797-If Perfect 39c Cannon
Wash Cloths 5 for 100
63--3.9s Galloway Scatter Rugs.
discontinued colors 100
rs -3.99 Bath Mat Sets, ape
cotton. 2-pc. viscose 1893
257--l.es Bath Towels, Cannon
and Fieldcrest 1.00
12S-l.O0 Face Towels, Cannon
and Fieldcrest SOC
$50 n PERI. 1.2s 10 l.ss Cannon
Bath Towels 2 for I.00
tS0--sec Linen Tea Towels Dor.
der stripe -----------S for 100
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3-34.95 Lamp Tables, plastic
top 1895
5-2495 End Tables, plastic top,
SIS
S-l9.95 Cocktail and End Tables,
brass, wrought iron I'll
2-99.95 Corner Tables, cordo-
van mahogany $685.
2--49.95 Cocktail Tables, ma
hogany - - 1886
1895 End Table, bleached
mahogany 1895
1-29.95 Cocktail Table $40
1--29.95 Corner Table, wrought
iron -- SIS
2--34.95 Lamp Tables, cordo-
van white 1895
1-i9.s5 Step Table, wrought
iron SIS
l--2l.95 Side Table, white SIS
1-26.95 Chest, white 1896
1895 Cabinet, black 49, 1895
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The Hecht Goth Floor Washington: 3rd
Floor, SLIDER Spring; 4th Floor, PARKtngton
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DECORATOR
FABRICS

WI - WnITTHOTNN DHTET
1000 Pes. 1888 10 2.9s Remnants
IN various patterns and colors.
2 yds. for 100
1000 yds. 1923 KandelI Decora-
tor Denim in stripes. plaids and
solid colors. 10 In vide ssc I'd.
1000 yds. 1925 Drapery and
slipcoyer Fabrics, various types
Of fabric ---------2 JOS. for LOO
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STATIONERY

street FL. Washington only
12--l.49 Bridge Table Cover,
maroon only 49, SOC
l2-l.5O Box Stationery .--. 79c
65-65c Note Paper, Lined En-
velopes Csc
24--1.5O Imported Napkins,
cocktail and luncheon size 79c
1880 Bamboo Desk Pads 81
also Floral Initial Notes,
broken initials - -. SOC
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GIRLS WEAR
M Ia. Washinpton onip

S5-3.5O-3.99 Teens Casual
Shoes; broken sizes 81
9O-6.S5-7.95 Teens Dress and
Sport Shoes. broken sizes 3.99
224-1.99-3.S9 Jr. Deb Sports
wear, broken sizes - SSc-l.SS
1919 Chubby Stacks, broken
sizes -.--..---.- IS
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BOYS WEAR
ard n, Wdthingfon onlv

1853 Prep Boys Suits, rayon
flannel, size 10 1899
15-l5.99- 29.99 Jr. Suits, sport
coats, prep sport coats, husky
sport coats, broken sizes 9.99
1883 Boys Unlined PopIin
Jackets, broken sizes 81
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SOILED SHEET
SALE!
SD u Wn,htnoton Only

Some First Quolity. Some Seconds
$3.50 White Percale Sheets.
72xl08" or fitted twin 100
$3.50 White Percale Sheets.
slxl0S" or fitted double l.l9
l2--7Sc White Percale Cases,
42x38 2 Inch size 2 for 100
1880 Fine Percale Cases, over
200 thread count 2 for 100
1850 Muslin PillOwcases,
3 for 100
l4-5.t9 Printed Percale sheets,
T2xl08" or fitted twin $50
42--3.S9 Printed Percale Sheets,
sixl08" or fitted double l,99
6l-l.29 Printed Percale Pillow
cases 2 for 100
1855 Irish Linen Sheets. Tx
1903" size 4.9S
lO--l2.9s Irish Linen Sheets, COX
108" large $3.50. 6.9s
$3.50 Cannon Percale Gift
Pillowcase Set 1893
62-4.9s Wamsutta Striped Per-
Gale PillowcaSe set ..-------299
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WASHINGTON


Street n" Washington only
600 prs. Sl-Sl.5O WOmen's Nylon
Hose, broken sizes 3gc
300 Pairs s9c-Sl Knee-Length
Bermuda SOx, stretch socks, SOC
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CURTAIN SHOP

dih ~ R0h Ir2fgl DnlDf
200-l.l9 Plastic Cafe Curtains,
various colors 4se
lO0--4.99 10 500 Printed and
Plain ColOred Grapes. SO and
30 tn long l.s9 pr.
s0--2.S9 and 3.99 Tailored NyiOn
Curtains, 90, 90 and 70 IN. long,
93e pr.
20-7.Ss Lined Solid Color
DTaperies, % In long 100
250--Kufiied. Tailored and Con.
vertlble Curtains z.9s pr.
$3.50 10 100 Tailored RzyOn
and Daerons and -NylOn Cur
tains i.So D.,
'Dgp0al gibu
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BEDSPREADS
an Ia. INFLAMMATION onlul
BLANKETS

30 II PERI. 4S9 Printed Blankets,
72xg0" size 2 for 500
l2-34.95 GE Contour Electric
Blanket, double size 1875
25-l2.95 All-WOOl Blankets,
twin size 7.95
$3.50 to S.s9 Rayon- NylOn
Blankets, 72xs4' and T2x90", 1893
1855 All-WOol Robes, fringed
s.g9
$3.50 WOOl-Filled Comforts,
1893
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PAINTS

I'm ~. Washington OHiv
30-4.S5 Floor and Deck Paint,
battleship gray Gal. 2.es
1880 Outside White House
Paint, can be tinted Gal. 3.1s
1910 MOnad Bone White
Enamel can be tinted Gal. 3.s9
1850 Quick DRY varnish. en-
ira pale Gal. 1853
Isis Maryelite White Fiat
Paint. can be tinted Gal. 3s9
1855 white semi Gloss Paint,
can be tinted Gal. 3Ig
is--lss Paint Brushes. 3-mch
pure-bristle -----..--E Each LIS
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SLIP COVER &
SHADE SHOP

= 20 " HNNfNNANN CNANf
l9-S3.00 to 1896 Pillow, Chair
and Sofa Slip Covers in various
styles and sizes, as is, Csc to 1893
2-25.99 Decorative Green and
Beige HassOcks 14.9s
1929 10 $3.50 Venetian Blinds.
small sizes, as Is 4gc
75--l.59 10 1863 Window Shades,
as is ggc
5O-3.49 10 4.99 Venetian Blinds,
as is ono
25--6.5O TO 1900 BasewOod Porch
Shades 3.25 10 50
3O-2.99 TO 500 Cornices in a.
sorted sizes l.99 TO 500
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BEAUTIFUL FURS
srd ~ Warrington

srd Fl Washington
II in group Of fur scarfs. Minks,
Stables, Martins. 2 and 3 skin
arrangements - $500
5 Natural Mink StoIes, Ranch
and Pastel Mink 1890
| Natural Mink Stole, fully let
out. Six deep skins 5000
3 Owed Northern Back Muskrat
Goats, 2. length 1900
! Natural Ranch Mink Paw q
Coat $4,000
AL iurs labeled as 20 the country OF
ortgin Al prices plus tan.
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FASHIONS

sd W Warrington Only
40-S25-29.9O Wool Car Goats.
s-is in group SIG
25--39.9s-45 Wool Coats, bro.
ken misses sizes S25
15-Il.9s Summer Toppers, final
reduction. broken sizes S.
20-A5-499S velvet, Wool
Dresses; l0-ls In group S3s
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STORE ONLY
OCCASIONAL FURNTTURE

|th ~ Washington Only
1--l9.95 End Table, maple 914
2-1s.95 Cocktail Tables, maple,
IS
l--S9.95 Cocktail Table, mahog-
any 1895
2-39.95 Cocktail Tables, ma
hogany ------- $50
l-39.95 Drum Table, mahogany.
24.95
1-24.95 Step Table. mahogany,
$40
1885 Cocktail Table, mahog-
any ---- ---------- ------14.95
l-l9.95 Side Chair, mahogany
green stripe 9.95
1885 Cigarette Table, ma
hogany, leather top 1896
l-s9.s5 Cocktail Table, mahog-
any. leather top SIS
l--29.95 Tv Table, mahogany.
1895
1-24.S5 Step Table, mahogany.
leather top SIS
l-24.95 Lamp Table, mahogany,
SIS
i--21.s5 Step Table, Parian
Dlack -..--.----.- $40
1-59.95 Corner Table, Parian
NilIte . 1895
$685. End Tables, parch black,
1885
$685. Step Tables, parch
Dlack -4- 1895
$685. Corner Tables, parcn
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-03
..Pat T. !IIii' The
Campus: Beat: -.
BY kELsIE Exit" COLLIE

Adams should not run the gov
eminent! That Dulles should not
roam the globe like man of lei
Surel That Nixon should not be
"a a position to fill in a vacancy
caused by a possible death of the
PRESIDENT
We do not ask you to vote for
Stevenson or Eisenhower, we do
not say go Republican this year
Jr Democratic this year. We only
ask you to exercise your demo-
cratic right as a citizen of these
United States: the power to cast
ballot for whom ever you choose.
Nov. 6 should become a red let
.er day one each calendar. It's inn
perative that you vote! The sys-
tenn of government depends on
what you do; let your vote be
our voice. VOTE!
A DATE WITH DISCS
It is seldom that modern jazz
can be enjoyed by the masses of
people, but We'll stick our neck
out and say that most people will
like the cool, soothing sounds
made by Mel Torme with his new
disc 'Bernie's Tune" Sure, you
have often heard it being played
at the Sir Johns Cocktail Lounge.
This side should make you ap-
preciate more the jam sessions
which begin at 3 am.
Mitch Miller, whose unique in
strumental recordings almost in
variaIbly make a big hit, has one
out that should go places, "Song
of the Sparrow
We're not the gambling kind,
but here's a bet that should pay
off huge dividends for Perry
Como: his latest, Moonlight
Love-" taken from DebuSsy's
"Clair de Lune" will be on the
top ten charts within two weeks.
Though Patti Pages waxing of
Throw Mama From The Train"
is misleading in its title, it's still
pretty nice.
TOPS in Pops and r and B:
Julie, Doris Day; To The Ends
of The Earth, Nat Cole; Every
time l Feel His Spirit, Patti Page;
You're Too Far Above Me, Four
Freshmen; Cindy, Oh Cindy, Ed
die Fisher.
Top of the Week: The Green
Door, Jim Lowe; Into Each Life,
Hilltoppers; Friendly Persuasion,
Pat Boone; Summer Sweethearts,
Ames Brothers; Care, Teenagers;
Confdentially, Rubber johnson;
Jealous Lover, Frank Sinatra.
Tunes With Futures: Moonlight
Love, Perry Como; Song of the
Sparrow, Mitch Miller; Bernie's
Tune, Mel Torme; Throw Mama
From The Train CA KISS, Patti
Page.