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HElp WOMEN

SECRETARY, responsibility aver
ToMAc KMPi,. i04 Z Broad, n
q, jR' s.fs5s -
q 3 CRETAR f--lnieFnationaily
Known economist needs ,peraonablt
Girl FRIDAY, good shorthand and
adaptability essential II YOU value
hinh-type surfnundlnan and inter.
estine wofk--don't pass this upl
Many other Jobs, Interviews, O-ia
LkLk SEC. 1900 Eye NV, RI
backpicund. DAYS. $4,000 10
blvd. All. jA' S.ao0ol,.o "'''0n
lhortnand Desirable "a. ss0.I
POTOMAC EMpL,. 23JA Wilson
blvd. Arl., IA. 10000.
sEcRkTARY--Ilfs Insurance com.
pAny mar; must have initiative
b SIlsssln x RsIsUnAl sspa. es e,
HHci COMPANY ~ NoS sgTha
AMERICA. SEQ Woodward nida
10th and u ats, NV.
s5h :n Isl q s ssyg A A:,s ;.s,l
s sMr il, s s.ssss' sis Ellsworth
SECRETARY TO maitre d. hotel
experience preferred. Call VIII
0.0UuO for appointment.
sEcY. lhoFthand; Conn. ave,
GAYS; 80, beey.. shorthand, anal
emee: hethesdA $40 and up
VIA, ave. OIL. d-l63b.
sEckETARlEs : sTENOORAPuRRs
we Specialize In these pogitlona
ATLAS AGENCY, 1880 n Y. ave
sRcRETARIEs. sTENooRHPHFRS
Ne Specialize IN These Position,
ATLAS AuCY, lAe0 NY. Ave NV
OLlkNn MN a nH.
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statesmen

tALEsMEN. excellent oppoTt. for
advancement, no exper. necessary.
We will train. p517 Oeorgia ave,
Silver aprfna nj n.OO00
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nEAUTY OPERATOR. ssb-siOO per
week GuArantee plus commission
n-day Tees,, 70 meIpiensing, s.ekas
nnS SEsssSs, 7 HiSFI w \, h h.Ni
B0OKKREPEn. exper.; interesting
work, .good halAryi electfonis
whulesalinR Arm, ~ h.la0n
n0OKKERPERsi full ehs., knovl,
" sssS TeiIsst tssSs Soys TIs pre-, 81
nHse.Ans dsss; Z Ssa;slab VIZ v
WOOD, 232 southern Bldg. sos
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SHELVING STEEL-we mfr. steel
shelying, bins, racks. carts in our
Wash. plant warehouse planning:
large stock. all SiEes, l 20 10000:
installation made, HARCO EoUIP.
CORP. NO. 1919. 5.
SHOTGUN, Browning GU, IL ga..
30 inches, full and mod, venti-
lsteo RIB barrel: new; never nrec;
s2s5. Du a-5260
SoFAS--Lavson, with slip cover,
So ssttee-tyPe. tapestry cover.
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PLATE CARRIER

YounR vet. 1924 Yrs. of age
Who has completed high schoQl
and interested IN permanent worh
IN our pressroonn Feasibility o. np-
prentics ship training Apply per-
sonnel. Rm, e02 $40 an. TO $50
pm. weekdays, . an, al noon
fsturday No phons calls.
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cLERK.TYPIsf, shiTlipston area.
y ss sssin p IsT .DssiaIisss SCTE
klng 81, Alex. XII. A-60SS,
CLKnk.TYPIsT. q leading stoch
casually insurance company; g.
day, 81 .sshr. week! vacation after
me other security dement's
Rs. 5-sTll,
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PIANOS

Wide selection Of reconditloned
uprlghts, smartly styled in = new
durable finish, especially suited for
recreation ! :, rooms. Pianos Planes fully suar-
ming students, Si9S up, ineludins
local delivery.
Rebuilt player, smsrtly styled In
q new durable finish especially
suited for recreation rooms Excep-
tIonAl value al Rlna, includina
bench and local delivery.
CAMPBELL MUSIC 40.
iiOs q Of. A.w. DI, etot
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ot- 90
ORGANS-We have several values
In slightly used eleetronie instru-
ments for sale at worthwhile saw
mas. ST. $4,000. JORDAN's. cor
neI 18Th and @ sts. nv. ORGAN
EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY.
0RGANs-we have . fne selec-
ton Of GOOD, used Wurlit1er, HAM
mond. Chord, Oreatron organs,
suitable for home or church.
Priced from Sia5. KITS 1880
@ st. NV. RE. 7-6.ie. Open every
evening until .. Saturday I'll &.
PANT, 1900 salons: S3.a5 value.
VI 80 sal. Sh. WINS and others.
e5l3 N 81, nv. J. H. GIcHNKR.
PIANO. late model spinet. mahog.
hnish used very little, newly
guaranteed. $3i5. Fer better
Xmas musical values, KITS
1880 q st. NV, RE, 7-6sls. Open
every evening until ., Saturday
PIANOS = Xmas specials: ali re.
dueec: large selection, spinets and
consoles. new, hocr SAMPLES and
used. Knabe. Everett, Fisher,
Wullitzer, Estey and many others
Real bargains on long. EASY terms.
A small deposit will hold for
Z SmSs deltssry. KITS ALEX
SLoRk; sosl NJ, vernon ave
parking problems.
PIANO, uprisht. mahos case, 5000
for PLAYING and practice, SOS
RE. 1-t43t Can deliver.
PIANOS. PIANO BENCHES. new,
Sl2 up: spinets, $3.50 up. Wur-
htSer, others; small uprts, SiaS
up stelnway. others; grands. S3S0
yp, Steinwsy, others. Terms, de-
assr Ssy Ss cash f'f SAu Rae c TsRsf
1853 Columbia I'd. NV. AID T.
h9aS. a.3O to 9 Sc
TUNED from rental srinet pianos,
models For better Xmas music Al
values. KITS. 1890 q ct. NV,
RE. 7-62ls, Open every evening
until ., Saturday I'll &,
PIANO, baby grand, very small 4
Dark mAhog, Call AID. 4-31Be
PIANos.-New wurlitner ,pinet pi-
s sos nns S S.sss.d u Iar rsSS Ss5s
0Na1hANaA|. hNNANaNAs ANAN NAANNs .
S495. Only S25 down, balance in
Z years. KITS. 1880 q st. NV.
RE 7-6si2 Open every evening
until ., Saturday III 4.
PIANOS FOR RENT, new and used
spinetS consoles. Strands and up
rights al moderate rates from
81 monthly up) with option 10
buy. Hauling extra, JQRDAN's.
four stores Corner 18th and q
SITS, NV. tphone ST 3-9400l /.
Al6e Lee hwy. Arlineton (phone
kE. s-SO6Ol. 1850 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring Iphone ~. 5-i1O5l j.
a4lS Princess Anne st., Fred
ericksburg, We. tphone Essex b
7472). Pull selection At all stores
Silver Spring, Arlington and
downtown stores open every even
ms except saturday.
PIANOs--JoRDANs branch stores
all have q complete. selection Of
pianos and organs for sale and
rent including some bargains In
slightly used instruments. Plenty
OF parking space 81 each store.
N3a2 Oeoreia ave, silver Spring
AidN Lee highway, Arlington
e4lS Princess Anne street Fred l.
ericksburg, Va. silver spring and
Arlington stores open every eve
ming Make your selection now for
Christmas.
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FURNITURE SALE

Drastic reductions IN hrand-new,
better-arade bedrms din. rm., Nv
nm. bedding; mod Early American,
French and Italian Provincial fac
tory closeonts, samples and surplus
Of BIG discounts efisrnd elsewhere.
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
$40 18th o. NV, RE. 7.aalO
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Xmas Bills Worry You?

II you have free evenings. pleas
ant personality. are aGe ab-4O
IWhitsl, this may BE- the answer
for you. No investment, no can
vassinr or deliveries. Car helpful.
Suite i0i. Thurs. or Phi. ewes. al
7;3O pm. No phone calls.
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE
ADDING MACHINEs, AS up cal.

ADDING MACHINES, SIS up Cal.
SIS Up. cfNTRAE TYPfwRiT1ERi
CO.. FOOT 18th ct. NV.
ADDING MACHINEs. small; year
guar; Sl4.0b. Also iO-key Rem.
No RYn'y Ms sSyp s.,san .f e y.l Ssy
machs CIRCLE. 616 9th Ct. NV.
AIR CONDITIONER and water
tower. B-ton FrlgidaIfe. complete
Dealers invited, Call JE. 2-b7eb.
AIR CONDITlONER, az amp, ;
vii sell for sieo. cali after 3
pm. week days, all day Sat,
Sun. JE. 2-37ab
BED, ehiid's, good condition; in.
Dsnsprin.s,, mattress ,,. snd ,Ide rail- i.s
days, all day Sat. sun. JE-
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RELP MEN
tcoNJlNutpi
y AN1lOh . JOo
coLoRED

Married man for large garden-
type apt. project IN southeast.
Must Be- experienced with I'll types
maintenance work and with heavy
oil burners Able to supervise jan
tiers. St9a mo. plus apt. Apply In
person TO Mr.. QRrIN, n.t0 Am.
or 4 TO 8 pm.. WEEKDAYS. II, q.
eM1THY CO.. sill 18th 81. NV.
LANDSCAPE DESIGNER, wanted
as assistant In all phases Of work;
drafting expeF. required. Call bets
ween and 1880 am. XII. $1,000
MECHANIC, yefrieerator and washer
repairs sober. experienced Must
have shop refs. ACME STOVE
Co, Ma. s-SgAs, Mr., Reed
MECHANIC, 10 repair and 10
nm. amateur movie and slide
projectors. Immediate opening Tor
experienced man. STRAUSS Pho
10 TECHNICAL SERVICE. 9Se
? 81, NV. tx. $500.
MECHANICS. eoloEed or white. ca
per perm. positions must have
own tools Apply In person. no
phone calls. 1871 kalorama rG. nv
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for hish-elass wine and LIQUOR shop
Manaeef also desired. Excellent
qualify. Experience desired but
not essential. Good voIkine hours
fLEAsE DO NOT PHoNE.
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F ssS6s d SIS O :sS sS SsSs's Sc,
4ni7 MINI, ave ne. LII. 3.OOa2
FURN..--Liv. rm,, bedrm., din. rm
s sisy;,c TV NO fsEl-SoEcs.' A'r' Prompt
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NTUATloNs-MEN


BOOKKEEPER. I, G., experisnced
payroll, Withholding records, forms.
~, 7-7BbB after 2 pm ~
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, white. ex-
per-; once clerk, typist. $40 wk
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NEED EXTRA CASH?

DO you have I. 2 or : eyeninss
70 use. " they return 81 to IS per
hour Car heipfui. TX. S.65Sl Tor
detaila
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BooKKEEPER

To assume moderate responsibilities
IN maintainlRs detailed Isee!dI e.
keepina machines preferred Appll.
cant must ne thorouehly versed IN
an phases Oh double entry systems
for specialized aaslennent related
to investment and trust fund &c.
counting. submit letter Indicating
comparable experience, age, EN-.
nlovment record, current rate Of
pay specimen Of penmanahip, and
reason for leaving present employer
hox 2oi-A, star.
BpOKKKEffN0 MACHINE 0PER.
ATOR, experience preferred: B.
DAY. 1iN-hr. work week, . % 4:
sooda salary; pleasant voTklns
S sSir' Rfl 7.6sse. ' ~ ~ once
BKKPR. orc. MGR.
A+ 4sts, Ao scs;TIsi i.s sf r ave- sO NV
CASHIER, white. a5-a6. some on.
per: hrs. IL N. 10 $50 p.m |;
msnassr. ISIS Eye 81 nv
CLERK, druE and cosmetics. night
shift, full time, permanent, Apply
IN person, BRENTWOOD DHuoS.
1901 Rhode Island ave, ne
CLERK. for general once work
70 IS. high school education; s.
day VIZ disqualification dement's
TRIcT PARKING SERVICES. INC.
1919 Eye at NV, and door
CLERK, youns. accurate typine.
S3,2O0. POTOMAC EMpL,, 1854
wilson blvd Arl,. IA. 10000
CLERK
Mature woman good at hguEes. for
sales and late once work, morning
hours d-day week. eood Workins
conditions, meals Furnished, Apply
TioRAL AiiRrc HRsTfAi"oro" Ma
CLERK
Mature woman. good at nrures.
for Gales and llght once work
morning hours. 6.day week, Rood
working conditions, meals furnished
Apply Room EOS, National Airport.
CLkRk THpIsT-Exesilent oppor-
tanity export ofhee; oeoFsetovn
HU. a-kn1H,
cLRRK.fYPIST. Clarendon area
days. So. 900. POTONAC KAlPi,.
1854 Wilson blvd, All. JA s..
1000.
CLkRk.TYPIsT, shiFlinston area
y ~ ,ssih , q :p =. :, scsE
K.aI q, Alsz.. "a. a.Soss, =.
.as. eeoins stoek
Say tL.h, su 49, y somp,ans =.
Is. ne s.i7i HiA'' security dement's.
cLERK-fYPIsT; L says: socd
spsed ass 2 90; $50 $40. POI
OAAC kMpLs loA y Broad. 2.
q. u. I-szIs.
CLERK TYPlsT S0S
Seey. dietaphone = $500 up
Receipt. -Seey-. personnel $500
Sesys atsoe .------to SOC
Heypeneh TYpist SIS up
Ieehnieian, reg. - SIS
sir Hsjs scnsse grad 20 5000
At.k.r % hhLkN personnel eervire
lAOA y. q. ave. NV, RI 1-l3ko
.ERK TVpTCTC
Under "a: rr.f,r S,:s 49,, s,...
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RRAI, WTATR experieneed

RIAL ESTATE experienced
lot salesman By large land
developer. Unusual opportu-
nity for permanent. profit-
able connection. Give COM
piete resume Of experiences
and last tvo years earn
ines. Replies confidential.
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Rk. 1-A4dA. Can oeINer
PIANOS. PIANO BENCHES. new.
SIC up: spinets. $3.50 up. wur-
htSer, others; small uprts., SiaS
up. Steinway, others; grandS. S3S0
up. Steinway, others Terms. de-
livery. bench free. Pianos wanted,
va pay cash, PAUL 0OLIBART,
1853 Columbia I'd. NV. AID T.
k0aS, Q.aO to g sc
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CLERK

Mature woman. good at fgures.
for Gales and llght once work
mogninG hours. 6-day week, Rood
working conditions, meals fnrnished
Apply Room eos, National Airport
CLERk THPIsT-Exesilent oppoY-
tanity export ofaee; oeoFsstovn
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-07-13
YE EDITORS NOTEBOOK


The city of Fort Lauderdale has sold it's golf course,
and for half it's value, they say.
The reason: Why, they do not want Negroes to play
it. Negroes of course taxpayers as such they
have an interest in municipality owned property.
This act doubt, pleases the city officials and
suppose the majority of their constituents but is it the
right thing to do?
At least think the better way would have been to
allow the people of Fort Lauderdae to vote upon the
To our nonegal mind, bad the motive seems it would
have been the better way.
In any case, wondering if such sale is really
legal?
Speaking about golf cases, has it that
the City of Miami would sell the Miami Springs Golf
Course rather than abide by ruling of the Supreme
Court allowing Negroes to play freely upon it. We hope
this not will not be the Miami too big for that
kind of thing would much rather see even after such
ruling, local friendly compromise worked out by
our golf groups in this city
We must live together, must work together, but
must try best to be fair and just at least in matters
that affect everybody Is that asking too much This APP
plies especially to officials of our city and county.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-07-13
BECOMES BRIDE IN AUGUST

MIR. and Mrs. Alfred M. Evans,
TIC Olivia ST., wish to announce
the engagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter, Sarah
Louie, to Theophilus Ellis Nc
Kinney Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theophilus Ellis Mckinney OF
Charlotte, N. c.
The marriage will take place
Saturday, Aug. II at 6 pm. at
Trinity Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. c. H. Richmond, pas
tor of the church assisted by Rev.
J. T. Jones of Charlotte, N. c.,
will perform the rites.
Miss Evans is a graduate Of
Douglass High School and holds
a B. S. degree in mathematics
from Johnson c. Smith University
in Charlotte.
Mckinney holds an Alb. degree
in law diplomacy from Baldwin
Dartmouth College), Maine, and
A. M. and M. A. degrees from
Fletcher University, Massachu-
sets.
Upon completion of his disser-
tation he will also receive his
Pho. from the same university.
The McKinneys will live in Bos-
ton after the wedding.
No formal invitations have been
issued but relatives and friends
are invited to the rites and the re-
ception.
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II wv Americas
BY FRANCES E. PALMER

of Mrs. Irene Allen, TIT Monroe
Lane and the late George Allen,
became the bride of Floyd H.
Sweeting, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
son Sweeting, 623 Pelionia ST.,
Thursday, June q in an impress
sive single ring ceremony at Trim
ity Presbyterian Church with the
Rev. c. H. Richmond officiating.
Mrs. Bloneva Louise Shavers, Or
ganist of the church, played the
traditional wedding music. Both
the bride and groom are gradu-
ates of Douglass High School.
Among the out of town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Kelly
of Miami, grand parents Of the
groom; Mrs. Clara Mae Wilcox,
Mrs. Mildred Mckinney, Mrs.
Marie Miller and Mrs. Louise
Curry of Miami, aunts of the
groom. Mrs. Maude Russell and
Mrs. Vivian wilkins of West Palm
Beach.
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ALONG FREEDOMS ROAD

This week call attention to column that has been
appearing in the Miami Times for quite awhile It is cap
toned, "Aong Freedoms Road" and written by r u
Perry We hope you interested in this column
say last week:
The writer deals with very pertinent questions
and makes suggestions that should make think
more Most of do very little thinking anyway We know
you will agree with that statement
In you did not read it, here is what she had to
say last week.
The first suggestion is for Negroes to try to face real
y in attempting to find out their true status and position
here in the Miami believe the following yardstick
of questions will truthfully their freedom.
l. Can you live any place you want and in any home
you afford?
2. Can you send your children the school nearest
you or send them for advanced studies to any university
in Florida?
8. Can you stop at any hotel motel rooming house
you wish in Florida?
d. Can you eat in any restaurant public eating
place you wish?
s. Can you travel by public of transportation
except air trave in comfort without discrimination be-
cause of color place wish to in the state
of Florida?
g. Can you attend any church in which you wish to
worship any place in the state of Florida?
could go with the list, but believe this will be
sufficient my point In all honesty if you
the above questions with "yes then you first class
citizen. However, the answer is "no' what you
them"
These are not hard questions to answer We would
like to them in the affirmative even though
might not like take advantage of some of these prvi
leges but cannot answer must be NO, WE CAN
NOT.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-07-13

The vicar and members of st.
Peters Episcopal Church wish to
take this method of thanking the
ones who attended our annual
Patronal Festival Tea that was
held Sunday, June 80 at the Parish
Hall. The program was well at
tended. Many thanks to the par
Elephants on the program and es-
necislly to the guest speaker. Rev.
Richmond. pa~tor Of the PreSbv-
terion Church. Rev. Richmond
suoke verv timely on the uatron
saint, st. Peter. 1t was highly en-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-07-13

The members of Walter r. Mic
kins Post 6O21 Ladies Auxiliary,
attended service at Bethel AiME
Church June 80. A large number
of the members was present and
enjoyed the wonderful message
delivered by Rev. w. H. Zanders.
The PRECEDENT, Mrs. Geneva Wal
ton, presented the pastor with a
donation.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-07-13
CHURCH RITES UNITE
YOUNG COUPLE
Miss Marva A. Allen, daughter

are hoping this will pass the Senate and become
law However Southern Democrats determined to fight
against it, at least in its present FORM They want
promise and trying to get President Eisenhower
to things their way.
The Southerners to be willing to give those Ne
groes now disfranchised, the vote, but that is ALL
What pains them is the bill is granting authority to
federal judges to penaze persons for contempt of court
without jury trials.
1t also reported that changes might be proposed at
the proper time by Senator William F. Knowand of Cali
fornia Republican leader result of conferences with
Atty General Herbert Brownell and others.
The main thing is to get the bill on the floor for
discussion.
Some of our Southern legislators would like to pre-
being considered by the Senate but think
there chance of it being considered and passed.
haps with amendment
We would like to it passed in its present FORM but
half loaf to hungry is better than none at ALL
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-07-13

Miss Audrey Cox, June graduate
of Northwestern Senior High, was
the recipient of Sigma Gamma
Rho Sorority'S annual scholarship
award. Audrey is the charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Noes
Williams (Matilda) of Opa Locka.
She plans entering Tuskegee In
Stitute in September.
Congratulations and best wishes
for success in your pursuit Of
higher education.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-07-13

Naturally we want to congratulate tennis star,
Miss Althea Gibson the first Negro to win the coveted
Wmbedon's Womens Tennis Championship Trophy in
England Althea had this honor and Queen Elizabeth pre-
scented her the trophy.
Althea has tennis honors in many cities in Eu-
rope but this was the big
In New York she given ticker tape re-
ception and Mavor Robert Wagner presented her with
bronze medallion
Tennis promoter Jack Kramer said he would like to
add Athea his proenns group but must match her
with player of equal stature.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-07-13

Mrs. Marie Welters and daugh-
ter, Ur1ula, are on an extended
vacation that will take them to
Miami, Georgia, Norfolk and New
York. Mrs. Welters is the direc-
tress of USO of this community.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-07-13

Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Zanders
left the city July 8 to attend
very important meeting in jack
sonville..
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams lfet
Saturday to spend their vacation
whiting their sons and families
in New York.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Dobbins left
to spend their vacation in Ocala
and Atlanta, GA. Friends wish
them an enjoyable vacation.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-07-13

joyed by all. Refreshments were
served.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-07-13
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL

The Senate has before it The Eisenhower admin
straton Civil Rights Bill already passed by the House We
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save 400 to 600 on lovely
STARLITE LUGGAGE

Women everywhere are thrilled with the
sleek new topered look Of this exciting
Luggage Not only is it good looking, but
it takes plenty of wear, due to its tough
virgin vinyl. Each case is beautifully
lined. Choice of three colors: blue, ivory
or ton
l4.o5 Troin Case, 1925
l4o5 Vanity Case, 1925
1875 Weekends, 81" 1925
22o5 Pullman, 70" 1875
Z4.95 Wardrobe, 1895
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and Alexandra
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ne nylon chiffon prints, from famous
mill ore regularly 90 yard. Here's
foshion favored chiffon thot's washable.
blooming in floros and eeometrics. 45".
Only $50 yards popular creose-resistont
Thomas cottons, regularly 2. so and 2.o8.
Striped, checked or eleor, SO" wide.
WGL-Fobrc Floor 9th Floor
selection OF Chevy Chose and 7 Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

first quality, spring shades
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
NYLONS
49,
They're made by we'll known manufacturer
expressly for Woodies Sizes 8h-ll. Dress
or Walking Sheer Sheer Stretch or Seamless.
Eoeh, poir 88c
WGL-Hosisry Isl Floor
oIso Chevy Chose. 7comen and Alexondho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
INFANT GIRLS NYLON
SUNSUITS

Ruffled pants and skirt styles. One style
Of dotted nylon trimmed with lace, one
style with Plastic lined points, Pink, blue,
moize; medium, large and extra Ioree.
WGL-The Nursery Corner, 9Th Floor
;. also Chevy Chose. 7 Corners and AIsxondrlo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

save LII on several designs
NEEDLEPOINT
regularly 4.9s .3.S7
Choir seat stool and pillow convoses
finished in eros-Point. Sizes 26x27 to
3Ox30.
W6L-Art NeedIework, 5th Floor
.. also Chevy Chase. 7 Corners and Alexandra
save 43c on gay print
WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS
regularly LOO Sc
CoIorfuI variety to odd gay note to your
costume; oil with hond-rolled hens.
Wonderful for CHEEKY gifts.
WGL-Hondkerchefs LIST Floor
-. also Chevy Chose. Corners and AIexondric
save &c on pretty rayon
FRENCH RIBBON SCARFS
regularly LIS wv
These have sotiny look to them, very
rich looking in lovely colors, charming
designs
WGL-Loees and Ribbons, st Floor
Woshnoton Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
JUNIORS ORION SWEATER

500 slip.on 4"H 100 cardigan ST.
Soft white and lovely buebell pink aqua, loc and beige
in eosy-core, full-foshoned sweaters Sizes 34-40
WGl-Junior Sportsweor 4ih Floor
also Chevy Chose. Corners and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
save 38c on two styles
COSMETIC PURSE KITS

if regular stock, lbs 81
Framed Upper bottom kit with comb,
assorted fobrics. Also framed loninoted
plastic kit with comb.
PIsose odd 1929 Federal tax
WGl-Cosmeties, Isl Floor oIso
Chevy Chose, Corners and Alexandra