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Evening star., 1957-04-26
Daniel KopIik, So;
Public Relations
Group OHiciuI

Daniel M. KOplik, executive
vice president of the American
Public Relations Association
died early this morning at Gar
field Hospital after a long illness
He was So.
Mr.. Koplik had been with the
association since 1948. He di-
rected, organized and expanded
the organization in an intensive
program which he himself de-
yeloped and was responsible for
the establishment OF chapters
in many cities in the United
States and Europe. He also was
editor of The Anvil, the asso-
cations publication.
| Mr.. Koplik was called to Wash.
ington in 1912. to handle the
public relations program OF the
Board of Economic Warfare. In
the latter part Of the war he was
on the United States group which
developed the postwar Worlc
Trade Program. and the Inter.
national Trade Organization
Charter.
Was Latex Ofiicial
Earlier. Mr.. Koplik was execu-
tive assistant to the president oi
the International Latex Corp. In
New York.
He served as budget contro.
Iof1icer for the Inaugural Com.
mittee in 1949 and was a mem.
Der of the Board Of Directors
of Goodwill Industries.
Born in New York, he frs
studied medicine at Columbis
University and graduated from
lthe School Of Journalism there
lin 1922.
Worked rs Editor
He covered sports for two
years for the old New York Trib.
une and later was financial edi.
tor Of the Journal Of Commerce
He also was co-editor of the
Department Store Buyer maga'
zine.
Mr.. Koplik lived at the Chal.
fonte Apartments. He Is sur
vived> by his widow. Jessica Gric,
Koplik, who is fashion adver'
tising manager and fashion CO.
ordinator at the Hecht Co.
Funeral arrangements are be-
ing handled by Hysong's funera
home.
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WHITE. MAY y. Suddenly. on wednes-
DAY. April -. 1857. q, her residence
Al Eyarts St; n.e,s MAY r WHITE
mother Of T Eliaass,h PoNv p WSiteo = ana wniis sh,
!ate Thomas Il White. grandmother oil
Dolores r. White. Prayers At the s
\: Hines Co. Funeral Home. 290I
81 $40 am. tparkinG factiitiesJ
thence to St. Martins Catholic Church
1900 North Capitol St. where ths
holy saeriflce Of the mass viii b
offered at y am for the repoxG
q her soul. Interment Cedar Hi
Cemetery. 20
WHITAKER. RACHEL GERRY. Or
Thursday. April -. 1857, AT Casualty
Hospital. RACHEL GERRY WHITAKER
Memorial services Will be held at the
Lee Funeral Home, Sth St and Mass
ave. ne. Time to be announced later
Rebekah Lodge members take notice
Interment private 81
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attfneys IN connection with q
suit attacking the operation of
IthdBoys Club organization on a
Iseeegated basis.
1e suit Is scheduled to come
up Tuesday in the U. S. District
ICokt for the District Of Colun-
Ibiapn a motion Of the Boys Club
Ioranization seeking a ruling in
its favor in the form Of a sum-
may judgment. If the motion Is
grated. it would have the effect
temporarily at least. Of ending
theEase in District Court. pend
IingIappeal.
nstrict Commissioners Nc
ILadhlin and Lane answered a
number Of questions asked In
CONNECTION with the suit. which
was Tiled in 1865, in behalf Of
iWelkr C. Mitchell. colored, who
was hen l6.
Racial Bar Charged
tn suit contends that IL
September, 1855, the boy wa
denie, membership in one o.
the Cubs solely because of hi
race and color" The Mitchell
boy. tow II, is the son Of Curtil
p. Mitchell, well-known attor'
ney. they boy is represented b!
Attorneys Thurman L. Dodson
E. Lewis Ferrell. Horace o. Pol
lard and Herbert q. Reid.
Thk answer Of the two com
missbners listed more thar
5000 man-days spent by polic'
last Eear in connection with tn
campaign for solicitation o
fun8 for the clubs and listet
neaAy 1000 such days spent s.
far this year. Regarding thi
wort Of the police. the answe
said:
Their availability for fulfill
ing their police duties and tax
ing police action in connection
therHWith was not impaired"
I'M this connection. it wa
stated at the ofiice of the Cor
poration Counsel that there wa
no record available as to ho'
much actual time Of the man
days was devited ~sitirely Z
soliciting funds and to othe
police work. While solicitin
funds. the police are availabl
for other police work. the an
swer said.
Kindred Work
At another point. the answe
said boys work on the part
Y,o1iea ic mt O dauio tim frNy
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In Mrmnriant

GRAY, ANNIE NJ. Enshrined In oui
neartS forever iS the memory Of oui
dear one. ANNIE NJ GRAY. who iefI
US eighteen years ago. ADrii 26. 1899
God Rivsih His beloved sleep.
THE FAMILY.
HEBRON. HENRIETTA ", BENJAMIN
kliChAkD AND HARRY. tribute oI
@othsr SENRTR1a fEsie r 'Se HEsR0N Hss o. Hhs M
brOthers; BENJAMIN HEBRoE. PsS.
DECEMBER II, 1880. and HARRY HEB.
RON, March 81. 1898.
Loved In life. remembered in death.
DAUGHTER AND SISTER, EsSlE
JENKINS. FREDERICK W. In loving
memory OF our father, FREDERICK W.
ssskss sso tOSsy ~hG %pr R''ssd ss iS SsS one year
Spirit brings sad memories
:. OI Q loved one gone to rest.
He will never be forgotten by
The ones who lovee MIN best
SON ni,vn DAUGHTER AND oRANDcHIL-
JOHNSON. GEORGE r. Departed this
NE three years ago today. April 20,
You aiways. found something 20 smile
You aiwavs did such kind things, too
How lucky We were In having a dear
one like you.
THE BROOKS AND JOHNSON FAM
LIES
LEE. CICERO %. In loving memory Of
our, dear husband and father, CICERO
ago today. April %. 1881
You always had somethiug nice to say
That gave hfe an extra glow,
You always saw good IN everything
And Won did such kind things too,
HOW hIrEy NJ and han RiRh ere
were
In having q wonderful husband and
father Ike you,
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. MARY ALICE
kkEEEE, kEE, AND ANp GMHILpREN' M JAMES ROB
LEWIS. MARIE JARVIS. AND JARVIS
Seossa enss MAkfs GSlns jER9is ERs9nisF' 'Laws r ~
sg s0 1879 ess ns scsahhEsfrER iGa'y JARVIS Rr
who died twenty-five years aRo, Apri
Although llfe's sun for each must set
THE FAMILY
MARSH, MATTHEW J. In loving mem
ory q my brother MATTHEW J
ago today, April 26, 1886
When you Departed from this life.
-, The. blow was so severe,
That deep within my aching heart
II left an endless tear
DEVOTED SISTER. cHRlsTABEt. LEE
TINSLEY. SAMUEL ID. In loving men,
ory q our dear husband aud father,
SAMUEL ID. TfNSLEY who departed
this liie eighteen years aso. April
Beloved in life, remembered In death. d"
ROSA AND THE CHILDREN.
VEiT,. JOHN J. In sad but loving re-
membrance OF my dear father. JOHN
j VEIT, who passed away twenty-fouf
years aEo today, April 20, 1888.
Sunshine passes, shadows fall
Love, remembrance outlastA all.
And though the years he many or few,
They are IRE, hlied with remembrance OF
HIS 5AtSSE toy,Eo DAUGHTER MARGARET
WEsTRAY. PFC. SAMUEL ARTS. II
- memory Of our son and broth;
H WEsTRAY. who passed away
IEH thirteen. years aao today, April
u b6N 70, 1914.
In our hearts tho torch Of memory
Burns unhickerlng. bright and true,
It's light u sweet for II "a fed
On love and tender THOUGHTS OF you
THE FAMILY. ..
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Rail Strike oiled

NEW YORK. Aril 26 (PY.-A
strike by $4,000 mntenance and
other nonoperahg employees
against the Penkylvania Rail-
road has been sSfor 1901 am,
Tuesday. Micha{J. Quill. pres
ident of the Trksport Workers
Union announce today.
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D. c. Defends Police Aid
II Boys Club Fund Drive

many man days Of work spent by police in connection
wih soliciting funds for the Boys Club of the Metropolitan
Pope have not impaired the pocemn availability for
dut yesterday Federal Court
in ehaf of the District Commissioners.
1.-The statement made questions by
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DEATHS
In Mrnnriant

In Mrntnriant
ABsHER, JOHN A. Two years ago to.
/ day.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US to forget.
But time so far has only proved
How much We miss him yet.
LOVING WIPE, EULA. AND CHILDREN
MMinLhpRHED' Mnh2HED RICHARD EDITH ANr
ALLEN. FLORENCE MAE. In devoted
memory OF FLORENCE MAE ALLEN
who left US eleven years ago, Aprtl 20
April brings sad memories
OF loved one gone To rest;
Yon viii never be forgotten
BY the ones who loved YOU best
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. DAUGH.
TIERS, SISTER AND GRANDcH1L-
DREN
BLAKEY. CLARENCE HOWARD. sR. II
fond memory Of my husband, CLAIR
passed to the great beyond twenty mine
years ago today. Aprtl 20. 1925,
Beautiful words OF Jesus.
Cheering MS dAy bv dav:
Throwing a. F'eam OF sunshine
over . clordv way
Casting on Him the burden,
We are TOO weak 10 bear:
He will give arace sufficient.
He will regard our Drawer
WIFE, LILLIAN BLAKEY.
GOMEZ SsSS Ld,,.T IDA 4. IN ogS @smSEy Of S n,
passed away fifteen years ago today
Treasured thoughts OF one so dear
Often bring silent tear.
Thoughts, return to scenes long past
! Time rolls on. but memories last.
DEyoSLEp SoN, R,ibREp nAudHTER HNb ASP SRNSEgA NSEAsD
loving memory of onr wife and mother
4 ADELAIDE COOK DAILY. who departed
( this life three years ago TODAY. Apri
vicToR R. DAILY, pEooY DAILY
! WATERS AND MiiLrcENT C. DAILY
DENT. MRS. ELLEN q. In loving mem.
0ry of our dear mother, MRS, ELLEN
q pENd ,Sss %hc depsried ad thiS soha ie
! think OF her today.
RESTING sleeping, lust away
Resting where no shadows fall,
In perfect peace she awaits US all
HER CHILDREN.
DODsoN. WILLIAM $. A tribute of love
b, loved son, WILLIAM s QoDSoN,
who entered eternal rest Aprn 20.
You slept away so peacefully.
God took YOU 10 live with Him on
Nltns
Little did / think death was near,
Only those who have lost
Can tell the uAin OF parting without
iarewell
voice beloved is stilled.
place is vacant IN our hearts
Which never can he Allied
His CHEEKY ways. his smiling face
Are pleasant 10 recall.
You had q kind word for everyone
And died beloved bv all
Six years have passed since you left
dear son,
think Of YOU sleeping. resting. jusl
away, where no shadows falli
In perfect peace Won await ia all.
We shal Inject You bye and bye.
MOTHER. DAD. SISTER. BROTHERS
GLASGOW. JOHN r.. In loving mcmor,
of our dear husband and father. JOHN
r. GLASGOW. who passed away ter
vears ago TODAY. April 20, i9tT..
Your memory nill always linser IN
LOVING WIRE AND DAUGHTER, NJ
v. GLASGOW AND LILLIAN. a
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KIRBY. DOROTHY. oficers and mem
~ bers Of Clarendon Rebekah Lodge,
kfN No ~ / o o. r.. are hereby
RSses s s..sr 81 'hs boRSofAYs SsiiA9s SiRSY Si gSt
Wl1 on Wednesday. April "a, 1857,
w Special services. Will be held At
I'll the Ives Funeral Home. 2Si1 WI.
~ son blvd. Arlington, Va. on Fri
~ day. April 2H. At pm.
SHIRLEY OWENS, Noble Grand
FLORENCE HAMBERG Becy, 2B
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THURSDAY, April 25, 1897, al MS resi-.
denee, lnll n ST.. NV, CHARLES 3
TRAYNOR, beloved husband OF Flor
ence. f. Traynor. brother OF Thomas
J. TraynoT Daniel TrayuOr OF Ire
land. Mrs. Katherine Steel OF London.
England. uncle OF Mary Louise Miller
and Thomas J., Hunt Funeral from
s. NV. on Saturday. April %, at
7.jO an. Requiem mass In 81
Matthews Cathedral at \ am, Inter-
ment Mount Olyet Cemetery.
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SHERMAN, NOLA NJ. on Wednesday
April a. 1857, az Prince Georges Hos
pltal, Cheyerly, Md NoLA M. sHER-
MAN Of 400 Rlyerdale I'd, Riverdale,
Md, beloved wife of the late lynn
n. Sherman and mother OF William
N, and Joseph r. Sherman. Mrs,
sherman rests at the Gasch Funeral
Vile. Nd. Services At the morsan
Chapel, Woodbine Md. on Saturday,
April %, at z pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment church
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wILpAn wILLpAns sAMPaS,H,l AMPHlYs R.c cgunSilOr snsv
TYLER. MRS, GEORGE. Members o
the Sons and Daughters OF Liberty ar,
hereby requested TO attend fiinefa
services for our late sister. MRS. oEOR
qIE TYLER, at the GaSch Funera
Home, 1850 Baltimore blvd, Hyatts
vile, Md, on Friday, April 20, 1867
AZ \ PIN
MRS, EMMA BROOKS, Counselor.
MRS DEBORAH BTREiTBEROER.
corresponding becretArG
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Mednesday, AprH a, 1907. az w
knoll s.; Vienna, Va, DOROTHY
Of Burton r Kirby OF Falls Church,
Va and Ralph II. Kirby OF Maryland,
grandmother OF Robert Kirby Of Bal
timore. Md. and sister Of Mrs. Lilly
Edith w Rogers OF Arlington, Va,
and Wilson Row Of EnRlewood, Fla.
Friends may call AZ the Ives Funeral
Home 2S45 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
Va. where funeral services will be held
on Saturday, April -, at . pm In
terment OakVood Cemetery ob
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w Special services will be held a
~ the the Ives Ives FunsTal HONG esi1 wll
sHIRLfY OWENS, Noble Grand.
FLORENCE HAMBERG, 5eoy. 20
KuMBAR. CHRISTINE. on Thursday
April 20, 1857. CHRISTINE KUMBAF
of 4417 lith St. ne., the beloved .wif'
oi Joseph kumbar' mother OF MIS-
yosapS %ia% BIN An,sony STs 1mss sna kD,Ts WAIs 4
Kumbar, Friends may call at III,
residence until $40 am. Monday, Apri
%. Requiem mass will be offered Al
g.. Asnthony's Catholic Church, lgtf
aH1 tsrment mp"tS csdsr ~ Hi Cemetery ." 2s
-S Mednssday, % ApriI 81 1851. GRAY 6i
LONG LAWSON Of 5Gaq ulenvood pl
ne, beloved husband OF Natalie Law
lives H, and Si'g many ' iriends a'' Funeral ssrv
ices at the Mount oliyet Lutheran
Church. 1908 Vermont. ave. nv, o.
Saturday, April 20, at . pm, Friend
SHn.ra frs lay'ao homs 70 lsgo fs s'h ss ns s q
pm. and Sunday. April ~, between II
am. and pm. Interment sedalia
LEWIS, BENJAMIN ARNOLD. OF
Thursday, April rs, 1857. AZ bis, rest
utuEes 100 N NJ " W. DhFNJhnlN nv,
MOLD LEWIS, beloved husband o.
Ruby ID. Lewis and father OF Mrs
w. =. Land. Friends are invited
70 call at the Bethesda Chevy ChasI
Funeral Home OF Robert A, Pumphrey
Bethesda, Nd. where services Will bs
held on Saturday, April 90, at
pm. interment private. ~
s5. 1857. YETTA LfiviE' beloved
mother OF Morris, Aaron and Abraham
Litvin. all Of Baltimore. Nd. Bh'
also is survived by ten grandchildIcr
and seventeen great-grandchildren Fu'
neral services at the Bernard DanzAn'
sky AZ Sons Funeral Home. S5Ol All
st NV, on Friday, april 20, Bt .3t
pm. Interment Adas Israel Cemetery
The family suggests that expression,
Of sympathy may ne made IN th'
form OF contribution to the Hebrew
Home for the AGED.
MAGRR. IRVING q. on wednesday
April 20, 1867, at his residence. IA,
Nicholson st. ne, IRVING II MAOER
beloved husband Of Frances Mayer ane
devoted father OF Linda Gail and Ed.
ward jay Mager He also Is sur.
viyed by his parents. Mary and Sam.
uel Mager, and sister. Mrs. irwin
Tarason Funeral services AZ the Ber.
nard Danzansky A. Cons Funeral Home
Ih0l lath 81. NV, on Friday, ApFl
mems. circle Cemetery New Ne.
mortal week. b56 Nicholson st. ne. ~
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April "a. ipss. At oeorSe Wsshinsioyn Wsy
University Hospital. SHADRACK 4.
SALE. the beloved husband OF Mary ID
Sale and father OF Dorothy Ann Sale.
son OF Lucinda Sale and brother OF
LLOYD, John aud Harrison Sale. Pu-
neral from the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home. 1861 Good Hope rd. Se.. on
Saturday. Aprii -. at $50 am: thence
70 Mount Calvary Catholic Church.
Foresfvilie. Nd. where mass viii be
offered at y am. for the repose OF his
SOU. lnterment Gate OF Heaven Ceme-
terry 20
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KELLY. JOHN FRANCIS. On We

day, April 20. 1900. ln Baton ROUGE.
Of MargAret c. Kelly aud father Of
md Ii. John Daniel Kelly. u. s. Air
Force. and Margaret Mary Kelly: broth
er Of Mrs. CoYlnne Roos Friends arc
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pun
phrey,. Bethesda. Nd. Services on
SATURDAY,, April 81, az Our Lady OF
Lourdes Catholic Church, where re-
qQiem mass will be offered at II m.
lnteTment Gaze Of Heaven CemetsEy.
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ASh1 xnr,l ~ 70 81 ~ ,.ia.nan On nnufsesy; Ia1s
ALICE II HOI.BROOR. wife Of the
late Linwood l.. Holbrook. sr., and be-
loved mother Of Linwood Holbrook, Mrs.
O'Connor, ali Of Arlington, Va. She
also is survived By TWO sisters. Miss
Grace /. Holmes and Mrs. Lucy z.
seven grandchildren and thirteen great
grandchildren. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home. 2e47 Wilson blvd,
Arlington, Va. where funeral services
1880 an. lnterment Confessional
Cemetery. 20
Evening star., 1957-04-26

: Thursday, April 25, 1867. bEHI hA
s TOMPKINs DYSON. wife Of the late
Arnold II. Dyson. mother OF Doris
Giisinn. barbara NJ. Crosby and James
A Dyson, sister of Dorothy Tetlow
OF Providence, r. l. Friends may call
al oswlsr's Chanel. 1855 Pa. ave ave.
NV. courtesy parking cppositel. Sefy;
!. ices will be held at Fort Myer Chapei
on Monday, April 20. at ~ am. IN
{ terment Arlington national Cemetery
ELLIS, MARIA LOUISE. on Thursday,
April 25, 1857 at her residence; 5l? y
sth st. NV, MARIA LOUISE Ellis.
; Of Mrs Robinette Alexander: Mrs.
: She also Is survived by four grand.
i other relatives and friends. The late
Z Mrs. Ellis NAV be viewed at the stewhrt
Funeral Home, 30 II st. ne. after z
pm. Monday, April 90. Funeral on
tuesday, April 80, from the Mount
Carmel Baptist Church, 3rd and Eye
. SIS, NV, At J pm. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. ~
fAIRALL, ALyERTA 4. On THURSDAY,
April Is. 1857, ALVERTA a. FAIRALLs
the wife OF the late Alfred j., Fairall,
mother OF the late Harry and George
sullivan ana Eleanor sullivan. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home.
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne. Notice
: OF funeral later.
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A'"e0'n MARIE il. WALKER. W. NJ
raET TN MrCIJIItq Secy

CLARK, WILLIAM LAFAYETTE. On
HosDlss TsGassdAwyr WILLIAM Ap1Il LAFAYETTE Clark i
OF 1910 South Walter Reed DR.. Ar
hngton. Va, husband Of the late Emma
Dove Clark and father Of MS MARY l.
neral services on Saturday. April q,
at ii am. from the Cunningham fu-
neral Home, Cameron ana AnIeo SIS
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day, April "a. 1867. al oarneld Hos
4th st. NV, wife of the late Antonio
5aiatto and mother OF Mrs. Angeiins
Bonnano, Mrs. Louise Aouilino. Mrs
Mary Fanel!i Mrs, Naomi Conrad
Mrs. Carmelia Laz2ari. Nick. Joseph
Frank ana Louis Salatto: sister of Vim
cent and Salvatore SfasuIi, Friend
may call a. the Lee Funeral Home
4th 81. ana Mass ave ne. until
am. Saturday. Aprii -. Requiem
mass viii be offered a. the Holl
Rosary Catholic Church. 3rd and
SITS. NV. a. $3.50 Am. Intermen
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 20
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lVID BOWMAN, Master. 20

y. ALFIE o; The members q
Z. s., are hereby notifed Of
the death Of Brother ALFIE
= o. CAMPLIN on Tuesday,
= April %, 1857. Funeral
services TO be held on satur--
day. April 81. at 10 an, 1t
s Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson
lrlington. Va. Interment Fort
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Decorative Florol
Arrangements end
Long Stem Flowers

Decorative Floral Arrangements at
more thon 5ooo sovines. Nov eoch
LOO
Long Stem Flowers. Were e9c 10
! 90. toch soc
WG-L--Hondkerchiefs ond Flowers,
st Floor
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Fall Millinery
u ere 500
and Much More

io7 hotS in the leodine foil sill
houettes and fabrics. included in
the group ore berets, pillboxss,
eloehes and brims in block, browa
and navy. os we'll as high foshion
shodes and postels.
Millinery Ind Floor
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Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Corter's Infants Topper Sets
We're 800

l2e knit and pque cotton topper sets with sleeveless
snop fastened jackets and plosticxed pants. Blue
with white. and maize with white, in sizes for TO IE
year olds.
81 Soft Stuffed Dolls with embroidered faces fobric
dresses Made in Switzerland. Were LIS -- Toe
81 Soft Stuffed Dolls with voice Were 22O LAC
"a Enslsh-Mode Leather Harnesses. Were l.79, 75c
II Eoby's Safety Leather Harnesses mode in England
Were us OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Las
"a English Mode Leather Harnesses in attractive
plaid Were 800 l99
Il Block Wagons. Were 800 29o
80 Infant Boys Corduroy Cops and Hats in white and
blue; sizes II, II and g. Were LIS and 80,
CSC and Las
l29 Postel Cotton Dresses in midgie sizes to 8
months. Were 800 and A. o---------------2.99
10 Mideie Dresses in washable pastel cotons. Hand
embroidered. Sizes | z and 8 months. Were 500,
5e9
as Three-Piece Corduroy crowIer Sets with jacket,
crowIer and hat. Pink or blue in M, L, XII sizes.
Were 7oo --.-------. 500
ITO Fomous- Make Winter Weight sIeepers in piece,
snop Fastened style Of printed cotton flannel. Girls
styles in pink, blue and mint; sizes 0, z, B. a. Bows
in mint n7oze; sizes O. l. a Were BIS --- l.99
" Imported Belgium Shows of blended WOOL cotton
and royon 40x4O" size in white and pastel pink
Were $50 ----#--- -.----.----- 4.99
81 Fomous- Make Sleeping Bags in Sonforized cotton
tonnelette. With prefecture Fits months TO
wears Pink and white check. Were 49, l.99
WGL-The Nursery Corner. 4th Floor
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Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Junior Misses
Wool Suits
$500 ;. $500
Were az m I'm 40QS

Fomous-Nome Shoes Reduced
We're 9.98 and much more q
Group
lez Pos Of Little Heels Pumps and Mule Wedges Black Golf
and suede. Were 9o8 and l0o8------------------6s
W5L-The Shoe Center. Chevy Chase Store only
Group
z23 Pos Of High Heel Pumps Sling Pumps Evening Slippers
and cosuoIs. Were 1895 and much more----------690
W5L-The Shoe Center Alexandria and Corners only
Group
2zs Pairs Of Casual Flats and Wedges ton block smoke Low
heel walking shoes in black eroy suede block tan and red
Golf. Were 1925 and more ---------------------690
WeL-The Shoe Center. End Floor Washington only
Group
$50 Pairs Mostly Medium Heel Pumps in black navy red
Golf black potent and black suede Sove than 5000
$50
W5The Shoe End Floor osO Chevy Chose and Corners
Group
"a Pors Of Black Alligator Pumps, high and medium heels
Sove than 5000
ShoeCe Corners
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Remnonts-Fridoy Only
5.Pc. Modern Bedroom Groups
Regularly 5000
Just 10 groups in mahogany with pumiee sruy
finish Include: chest, double dresser and mirror,
twin or double bed. night tobIe.
WGL-Furntue 9Th Floor
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Pure Cream Fudge
special 88e pound
Regularly I.OO
Pure cream fudge in chocolate nut.
rorshmollow OF penvehe flovors.
Washington and AIeSandrio Storss
only.
1-Pound Vacuum Tin Rum ond
Brondy Fruit Coke. Regularly 40.
loo
WGL-condy ond Confeetioneries,
Isl Floor also Chevy Chose,
7 Corners ond Alexandria
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Somsonite Train
Cases
streomIine Troin coses. light ond
roony. Scuff-resistont. 7 colors.
Regularly 1850 i4.95
UltroIite Troin Coses, magnesium for
omozinq liohtness. Hold 81 procti-
col troveI items. 8 colors. Reeu-
lorly 22.5O -- 1926
Please odd 1929 Federal tox
WGL-Luooooe, 7th Floor
7 Corners ond Alexondrio
:. also Chevy Chose,
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Remnonts-FTdoy Only
Only. Sove " and
More on BIouses,
Copes, BoIeros

4S NyIon, DoeFon and Cotton, NyIon
Georgette and Doeron Blouses;
white, pink, blue, also polka dots.
Sizes 1913. Were 500 to 7.eo,
7.ss
81 Nylon Georsette Blouses. os-
sorted colors and sizes. Were 500,
2.45
8 White Pique Boleros, white. SmoII,
medium, large. Were 7.9e 2.9e
WeL-Neckweor and BIouses,
lst Floor
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Save on Mems Furnishings
400 Imported Itoon Belts several styles and eother Most
sizes If in regular stock would be 500 1ee for so
1900 Mems Dress Shirts by famous maker Regular collar
and borre cuffs spread collar and French cuffs Sizes l4
to e sleeve lengths 81 to s. Were $50 to 5e5-- 1888
7S Poirs Of Cashmere Hose. Imported Were $3.50
60 English Imported Bror Pipes Many popular shapes Special
PuSIoSe ~
Washington onyl
l5oo Poirs Of Quality Wool Hose imported from England As
sorted oreyIes in sizes 0I2 to g.
Special purchase ---------Io 80, 8 for s. so
1000 Pairs of Mems Nyon Stretch Hose by famous manu.
toctuer 8PY bulk nyon construction and e long wearing
One size fits all feet from lOH to b. Were 95e
so Imported Manicure Kits, German cutlery and Swiss Leather
5piece set Special purchase ---------------- 80"
Iz0S 10 Piece Sets Of GemonSwiss Imported Manicure
Sets Special purchase
'Peose add 1929 Federal
W6l-The Mems Store End Floor /. . also Chevy Chose,
Corners and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-07
Suo-Teen Dresses
Esq to 80

Ucre 500 10 1925
100 sub-teen foll dresses in wool,
cotton or royon. Assorted styles in
broken sizes 8 10 "a.
WGL-sub-Teen Apparel. 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-07
Girls Fall Dresses
$50 to $50

1EV 8WFUTTy ~ TO IT'D
$50 fall dresses for girls who wear
sizes 7 70 "a. Available in cotton,
reyon end nyIon; escorted styles and
eoIors. Broken sizes.
WGL-Girls' Weor, 4th Floor