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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
Career Books For Young Adults

Just in time to answer some
of the prospective high school
graduates more puzzling ques-
tons is this new book list pub
lished by the Detroit Public
Library, Future Perfect: Career
Stories and Information for
Young Detroiters.
In this l2-page booklet. the
Library's Youth Service office
has assembled a list of the
fifty books most likely to help
you make up your mind about
college and your career. Both
the list and the books on il
are available at Detroit Public
Library branches all over the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
Prayer Pilgrimage

buses in their respective cities:
Reverends william II Borders
.Ailani~: c. X. Steele. Tallsharsc,
Fla: F l.. Sha't.eSwor'h. B''nl-
ineham: and A. l.. Davis New
Orleans. Mrs. William T N'scr,
president. National Council Of
Negro Women. md Ms Irene
Mccoy Gaines president. Ma
tional Association q Colo; 81
Women. also addressed the as
semblage.
Mahalia jackson. tho ropu-
lar and talen'ei gospel S.neer.
was the featured art $ al The
program There were other MI
steal numbers bv . chorus Under
the direction o. prcs. aWrner
aLwscn CT Howard University
and by the Philadelphia Fellow
ship Hcuse Choir under Ms.
Aileen Browns direction. II s.
Rose Battle English Of New
York sang The Star Spangled
Banner TO open he meeting.
A "Litany Of Freedom. writ
ten and led bv Rev. Thomas
Kilgore Of New York City. was
recited by a masSed group Of
clergymen. Ten year old James
and eight year old Theresa Cor
don who were barred from at
tending a school in Clay, Ky.
last September. placed a wreath
Il the foo OF he huge and brood
ing statute Of Abraham Lincoln
in the Memorial.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
A Flag In
Every Home

The Detroit Junior Board of
Commerce is offering TO each
and every family the opportun-
ity to purchase and display an
item representing our great
american heritage-the Ameri-
c~n flag.
Not only rs fund raising
activity. but also as an Ameri-
cans SIN project, do the JayCees
make this special Flag Kit offer.
Il is our earnest desire 10 see
now. more than ever, the Ameri-
can Nag displayed from every
home many more times during
the year than just on the legal
holidays.
proceeds from the JaYCees'
flag sale go into the orsani-
zaiion's funds which foster
civic affairs and youth acfivi-
ties. The JayCees are known
especially for their annual
Crippled Children's Christmas
Party. their Golden Rule shop
ping tour for orphans. Junior
Achievement Projects. and
ieen-age Rodeo.
A long-wearing three by five
foot American flag. made of
color-tast cotton, with a sturdy
;wo-section wooden flag staff
that measures a full six feet
when extended and its heavy
iron wall bracket, is priced at
s3.l9.
The Flag Kit materials fold
compactly into their box. meas
uiing three feet by three inches
square. The JayCeeS would like
TO send you one, if you will
mail your request and check or
money order for s3.l9 TO: Flags. |
p. o. Box 723. Detroit 81.
Let us serve you as we know
YOU Will want to show your
pride in your country by flying
the American flag.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25

protein food available in almost
every food store in the country.
Maine Sardines, in their handy
fat cans, are low in cost and yet
extremely high in the body
building proteins and minerals
we all need for buoyant health.
Maine Sardines are packed
under more than sixty different
brand names. Some are packed
in oil while others are in a
golden mustard sauce or a tangy
tomato one. Keep several differ
ent varieties on hand. The cans
are easy to store and may be
opened by any home can opener.
While most of us think of sar-
dimes as a delicious sandwich for
the lunchbox or as a snack with
a cool drink, the meaty sardine
from Maine can be used hot, as
a main dish, or cold. as a stick
to-the-ribs adjunct to a salad.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25

on the care that they get when
the child is young. it's imper-
alive to find ways and means to
get a competent job of tooth
brushing done willingly.
One way Is 70 let the small
fry manufacture the. dentifrice
be a do-it-yourselfer just
like Daddy. All the ingredients
are right on the kitchen shelf i.
baking soda. cinnamon, allspice.
nutmeg and cloves. Mix q
quarter of a pound Of baking
soda with q half-teaspoon Of any
ons Of the spices in q small jar
with q scrcw-on lid. After q
good shaking TO get the ingre-
dents blended, punch q hole In
the lid for easy pouring. With
this device there'll be a variety
OF different fiavors TO choose
from at each brushing, at a total
cost OF thirty cents, the price OF
two half-pound boxes Of soda.
Soda and spice make tooth
brushing nice for the youngsters
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25

city.
If college is your immediate
goal, you may profit from read
;ng several titles on this list.
"You Can Win a Scholarship
by s. c. Brownstein, is mine
of useful information about coll
lege scholarships that often go
begging for lack Of qualified
applicants.
From college Ere S n m n
Speak Out" by Agatha Town
send. you'll learn exactly what
freshmen from 81 colleges think
about their common problems
Of adjustment to campus life.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
This Can Be You
Making S65 or More
In Spare Hours

Yes. yos ess male rs o. more n sess
spsre TINE. Asd fos can Do u eaaily a. shs
Lscky Heart C0sr,et< krpse~ntst,,s IN
your n< sklo~ko.od ~,lrr,r~d ~
respected e~eY~hers. Thsuasnh a mss
ard -crDea are so~ mAklns SO 20 $50
regularly. fou can DO u. too regard.
lets q asr O. pres0o1s esp<risncs. Lerky
Heart fho-t you ko~-hrips yog 20 fet
bls moDfY and q better ~ay 81 his iof
yo4 and yoar ianLy.
VS. sosy fkh Ls<ky Nse~t 10Y. A.
. Lucky Hear, Representative, just call on
fneE1s, relatives, n<ightors people
you kno- and like. Thry already know
about nationally advertised Lecky Heart
Co<m<tss. So al 70, have % Do . ,ho~
and d<monstrsts. Flint orders Lead 20 big
repeat orocu coming IN 70 yos I'll
year round
res ssst loo. Yos start ~itA nationaliy
adseru,ed qnoiify cosmetid 81 s<n<bis
prices. Thea you add person.i service and
personal advice In the comfort and con-
venience Of the customer homes. That's
tomething they can't buy in any store
Iha unbeatable combiration IL . sure way
for yoa 10 have big money and q
better ~ay Of life for you and yours.
Decide new. Get the facn youu want 20
have about the BIG money, The better fa-
ttre that awaits yoa When you become .
welcome and respected Lucky Heart Rep
TesentAnve. Just al in and mail the eoupon
below today. Wen send you full informa-
uoa promptlr-no charge OF obiissfion-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25

Clayton Powell ID. y. ~ call
cd for the establishment Of ?
third force. which. he said
should ~be noa-partiS9n. hu'
political rcr-racial. but fer the
time be;rg led nv orr Nee-o
clergy who have given The
greatest spiritual witness ~ 9nv
group in this country. ror-Senn-
minaticnal inviting msn az al
faiths 70 follow"
PASSAGE Of The nen6inc civil
RIGHTS bill BY the Hcuss Of Rec-
resentstives wss predicted by
Congressman chsr'es c. Digcs.
Jr.. ID. M;ch.l. However. he
continued. IF Lyndon Jchrs~n.
the Majority leader in the San
ste. chooses not 10 frv 20 stop
the dilstorv tactics of the Jurici-
cry Committee headed by East
land. il will be his responsibili-
~ to explain his inecfion 10
those affected and concerned.
II he does not explain il sde-
quately. lot of good Democrats
are going 10 suffer in the next
election. and more and more
protest votes against Dixiecrats
will be cast for Republicans by
southern NEGROES.
DR.. Johnson Speaks
Others speakers included DR..
Mordecai Johnson. president Of
Howard University who made an
eloquent plea for defense OF the
NAACP in lis fight for civil
rights: four southern leaders OF
action o eliminate segregation in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
Holds PTA Clinic On June 9th

The Detroit Council Of Parent
Teacher Associations viii spon-
sor is Fourth Annual Film clinic
on Thursday. June s. al the
Rackham Memorial Building. so
Farnswor;h. from $50 10 2::45
pm. This workshop is designed
t. acquaint P-TA program chair
men. principals. teachers and
Adult Education workers with
sources Of educational and docu-
men,ary films, and to demon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
Hearty Maine Sardines

In these days
of soaring food
prices, it is a
comfort for the
home maker to
know that there
is still a reason
ypriced, high
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
ADVERTISEMENT
Paris In Your Home

Paris and New York are no
pneer the fashion centers Of the
world. The American woman ID
now her own fashion expert In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
.ietv Of Detroit.

ciety Of Detroit.
Information about reserva-
lions for the noon luncheon may
be obtained by telephoning Mrs.
Milton Madgy, UN. 4-l709, or
Mrs. Manning Seder. UN. 1898.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25

Ter own home.
Emmons Jewell
m. Inc. has made
{ possible for the
American won an
10 help decide
what Il high fash
on and what Isn't.
Emmons h o l d Q
over 1850 fashion
IN o VS. q week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
Soda and Spice Make Toothbrushing Nice

youngsters don't consider toohbrshng important
it's cracked be- They'll conveniently forget about it when
they they'll promise job
depends great extent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
Continued from Page ~


freedm against slaverp. truth
against error. justice against
injustice. the riuh, 70 vote
aosinst Acknowledgement. law
end order AGAINST mob rule"
Kline Halls Nav 18th Ruling
For Ill mon Of Goodwill" Dr
King declare a. nthe final add
ross Of the meeting. This Nav
l. decision came IS 4 iovol,s
6aybreak - end tho lcrs nieht
Of enforced SEGREGATION Il came
as 4 beacon light Of hone ~
millions Of SiSinheri'ed people
throughout The world who had
dared only 70 dream Of free
dom"
The denial OF the RIGHT 80
vote. the your1 clerryman de-
c'sred is trsoic betrayal OF
the HIGHEST msn6aes Of our de-
mccratic traditions and It's de-
mocracY turned upside down.
So long IS I do not firmly and
irrevocably possess the right 70
vote ! do not possess myself
! cannot make up my mind =
il is made up fer me. I cannot
live as a democractic citizen.
observing the Laws I have help
ed 10 enact can only submit
&c the edicf of others"
Powell Asks for Third
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
Eorce''

Distressed by the lack OF posi-
tive civil right action BY either
Republicans or Democrats in
Congress. Representative Adam
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-22
George Washington's Birthday

The American people always observe the anniver- sary of the birth of George Washington the first Pres dent of the United States, with great respect and reverence, and thus do themselves great credit.
 George Washington exceedingly wise and sound in his judgments concerning the future of the country, and the American people.
 He served his country with wisdom and under standing and is honored with respect and reverence We can't help but feel that if he around today he would be strong advocate for statehood realizing that vast country of loyal Americans were being deprived of their full rights of citizenship It is belief that he would place the importance of giving them full rights under the American flag ahead of international alliances
 Other February birthdays remembered because of their courage and determination their ceaseess and selfless vigilance include Abraham Lincoln and Susan B. Anthony She dedicated to the cause of ean- cipation of Lincoln to the emancipation of slaves Both gave justice and human dignity to the progress of this free country.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-22
Report Army Orders Prohibit Dating Gernna ms

GOEPPINGEN, Germany, R - Some of the officers of the U. S. Army's 9th Infantry Division have been dating German maids employed in Army households, and the division commander has passed the word to stop it.
 An Army spokesman said an officer, for example, might take his girl friend to an Army cock tail party attended by her em- pIoyers.
 "It might be embarrassing to both the maid and to her em- ployer," an Army spokesman here said. ''We believe it would be in appropriate for an officer to date :, lnaId who is working in an American housing area"
 A division headquarters spokes- man denied report on the new fraternization hub-bub carried by the Overseas Weekly, an inde- pendent English-language publi- cation primarily for U. s. service personnel. The paper quoted Col. Lynn D. Smith of Carlisle, Pa, division chief of staff, as having tod his junior officers: Cit is forbidden to go out with anybody who works for a living. This includes ribbon and stock sales clerks at the PIX, snack bar employees - anybody who is be- low your social level"
 The spokesman said Smith made no such statement and added:
 "Any allegations that the Army is against working girls is abso- lutely absurd. After all, we work for living, too.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-22
Painting of Cows. Mansion O.K'd in House Action

WASHINGTON, R With some misgivings, the House Ap- propriationS Committee yester- day approved spending $8,250 for repainting and repairing the Gov ernor's house at Juneau.
 The Committee, reporting a money bill to finance Interior De- partment agencies for the fiscal year beginning July l, noted that $30,670 have been spent on repairing the Governors house in the past 14 years, including S15,000 in 1853.
 Other appropriations recon mended by the Committee for Alaska included:
 Fishery research laboratory al Juneau, $400,000.
 For research on fish migration over dams and administration Of Alaska Fisheries, $416,925.
 Alaska Public Works, six mil lion dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-22
Breaks Leg on Stilts at 67

CHARLESTON, w. Va, R - Mrs Anna Haddox, immobilized but cheerful, reflected today on the hazards of walking on stilts at the age of 67.
 Mrs. Haddox, recovering from broken leg at a Charleston hos pital, could still proudly recall that as a girl of IT she was the champion stilt walker in her reighborhood of Roane County.
 When some kids were playing cn stilts in her driveway last Sat urday, Mrs. Haddox said she couldn't resist the urge to try her skill.
 After the fall, she said:
 "The embarrassment was worse than the pain"
 "I'm not going to be old until I get old" she added.
 She has four grandchildren.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-22

pretty girls, 30 bands and 32 floats.
 The holiday gave government workers three-day weekend.
 Both houses of Congress were set to mark the occasion in their customary manner by having Washington's farewell address read.
 Other scheduled events, in- cluded morning wreath laying ceremonies at the Washington Monument in the District of Co., lumbia, and an afternoon cere- mOny at the Interior Department.
 Merchants lured customers with special birthday bargains, some of them limited quantity items like 99-cent typewriters and one-cent automobiles. These usually were grabbed off by bar gain hunters who had been lined up since last night.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-22
Capital Holiday
 Features Parades, Big Store Bargains

WASHINGTON, LR - George Washington's birthday was ob- served in variety of ways in the nations capital today - with ev- erything from commemorative ceremonies and parade to the usual bargain sales.
 The most spectacular event scheduled was parade in Alex andria, Va, just across the Poto- mac River from the District of Columbia.
 Parade officials predicted up- wards of quarter of a million persons would gather in the his toric Virginia city for the after noon event, which boasted 200
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-22

ntered second class matter October 14 l943 at the office Nome, Alaska under Act of March 3, 1879
Evening star., 1957-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. 0lynn L.
Coryell Of Arlington enter
tanned yesterday at a brunch
honoring their debutante
daughter. Patricia Wade
Coryell.
Sidney's Orchestra played
for dancing at the party held
in the Sheraton Carlton
Hotel.
Blond, willowy Pat wore a
Gothic original Of sapphire
blue silk with an emerald
green cumberbund and sash
draped in q bell-type sill
houette. She carried q small
cascade bouquet Of green
orchids.
The debutante Is q grad
uate Of the National Cathe-
dral School for Girls and Is
now a student at North
western University. She also
was presented at the an
nual Debutante Cotillion
and Thanksgiving Ball last
November.
Present. in addition to the
Evening star., 1957-12-30
Holiday Reception Set

Army Chief OF Finance.
Mai. Gen Harry w. Crandall.
and the assistant chief. Brig.
Gen. Norman e Youngblood.
with Mrs. Crandall and Mrs.
Youngblood. have issued in
vltations for a New Year
reception, The party will be
held from 3 TO 4 o'clock In
the clubroom OF the Shore
ham Hotel.
Evening star., 1957-12-30
CoryellS Give Brunch
For Debutante Daughter

debutantes. post-debs and
their beaux at yesterdays
party. were Pats brother,
Ritchie Brooke Coryell, a
senior at NIT. and another
brother and her sister-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Glynn
Heath CoryelL Also enjoying
the gala afternoon affair was
Pats sub-sub sister, Crystal.
10, who was dressed for the
occasion In a sapphire blue
velvet bouffant jumper with
white blouse.
Evening star., 1957-12-30
Millinery

$4.SS to Ss95 Millinery, 81 TO IS.
Velvets, veIoufs. teothers. ponne, furry
teStured tells A variety OF styles ond
colors.
$40 to $3.50 Millinery. IS 70 $50.
Sotin, veiours, furry teStured telts. vel
vets, teothers A voriety OF styles ond
colors.
E Street. and oil btoneh stores.
Evening star., 1957-12-30


Iorset ShoD Temporarily on 5th floor = Street
$3.50 Foundoons ss95 soes Boned ond bone
edes tsome with zipPer puIons Lostex oon non Not
ssh $3.50 edes Pony crde. sos5 puon Upper
styles yons royon and satin losteH 4 and 6 lengths
$3.50 ssss srossees sI65 Sass With stropes
nyons cottons, loce good assortment of sizes group
Fifth Floor Dress Shop Month"; Endi-Yeor-endi
sI4 Dresses s799 cepes royors
tailored STYLES heo.h ond foes oe.ed dresses Block
d 70 241s Bt e bToseo noo os ana o 'ss % . ono
s32'9 sod % O,:'ss. nd & $40 Oso ho 9 & woo @
e Street ct & ked c sses e . 80 TO s,,8, Is o9d o 4 to zza
Hi-SchooI and Coreer Shop Ceoronce-Fourth Floor
SIS and se5 coo, $50 oo wool pushes ~eed zbenes clutch
5000 coo. So ooo6 honne ~eed nyon fleece
sz299 ond 80 Raineoo SIS Royon and oetotes cord
sl7ss eoe.: sli Wooterned sheen eoo Sizes
Broken junior sizes.
Junior Seporotes-Fourth Floor
$40 90 fu, s,e"s Tess, IS ss Dce:s eord9oG Sizes
$500 sIzss Skirts $500 Cotton quilts wool weed pIoids Sizes
s7ss and sloss sov.e Docn' and dessy toIOred
White postels Sizes 30 to 36.
ssss se@"so ssos S. WIDE cordur To6occo brown ond
s7 o s po @ sd Sas vol o hand osbob Sizes
7 Us
LINGERIE Calendar Yeor-End Ceoroncel
ssss NIon Tot Slips s4ss and ss9s Funo ond Ioce
trims trims White pink blue szes So so -. ..,
7 (Street floor }
So 95 Lostex erde Pony Pone White Broken
: reet Only
$500 $500 Many cottons chols cotton
fonneette
ss9s sGp s3cs White ond pink Sizes F Street onN)
81 30 Briefs 81 Is. Condlel9ht Sizes to Z
Briefs Sl.l5 Toored White Sizes to T.
$3.50 NyIOn Slips Pes $3.50 White chompo9ne Sizes
$3.50 Cotton Iuminore Slips $3.50 Doeon
finish White Sizes 324O -
s7Os Ss95 Nyon Teo Gowns and Pesno ssS5 sio9s
Wotz gowns OF sheer and nyon tco
some forol embroidered Postels Sizes 81 to 3d.
$50 Cotton $3.50 Gowns poomos Smo medium
and large
Lingerie SeeordF FoorF ond q oil Droneh
Evening star., 1957-12-30
Hosiery

6othom Gold Stripe Si.lS and $l.6S
Stockings. 2 prs. Sl.So. Full toshioned;
discontinued styles Light snodes
JelletFs $3.50 Stockings 2 prs. $l.So.
Seamless sondol foot
Full-toshioned Stockings, 2 prs. 81.
Sheers ond waking sheers.
Boz Prs. and ! extto stocking, 81.
Broken sizes
$2.sS and $3.SS Slippers. $i.So and
81. leothers, denimS
Street Floor, Street
Evening star., 1957-12-30
Furniture Refinishing
Mrs. B. r., KensingtOn

I would like to refinish a
mahogany cabinet to black
a dull finish. ! have a Chi
nese chair that has black
legs and I want this to blend
with It. Can anyone tell me
how to do It? Thank you.
Evening star., 1957-12-30
Christmas Tree Trouble

Mrs. X. r. A.. Washington
MY husband and I have
been arguing as TO when we
should take down our Christ
mas tree. / think 1t should
stay up until twelfth night
but he says only until New
Years day. What do RICH
readers think?
Evening star., 1957-12-30
Dirt-Showinu Carpet

Mrs. z. s.. WdShingfOn
Does any rich reader
know how to deal with a
bright red wall-to-wall car
Evening star., 1957-12-30

uniors Slo cooss with Leopod Collars S6S Button front sr
1u"ior, $500 coos Leopord coor. sss Boss buttons
I-juno slzs coot. sss Forsmoun wool Blue or red Sizes
sssss Tweed Goats. sss Sutton style fs bod HG trimmed
=. sook; gold oed eda blue ao Sizes J to g.
6ro~n/blue, bue/ed Sizes 5 to IS.
sJu.ors 5000 Block Topper $50 with Te CLOTH Sizes
."io,: $50 % eoot. $50 Toupe button Sizes toll
Ms $I5 Cooss Of Forstmonn Plush, $44 Come color blue
zMsse 5000 coo. SIS. MuItcoor mixtures Sizes
7-Msses sss 80 Block Dress coo ss5 Jewel
3-Ms s9S 99 Tweed coo SIS block Sizes IA 6
Msses s6SS9 Forstmonn Wool Topper s45 Blue beige Sizes
Misses szss Block coo With z-skiu Mink Color. s95
s-es si65 coo sIzs Black with ranch mink
s-e. sl4s coot. Norwesion coo. z and
Slzs
zes sizs Beige coots with dyed Beover oon Size a.
lsMis.e. sio coo with Leopard Mink coIon. s7s Beige
s-ie. sIIo coot. sss. STYLE
.e. szs STS cos s.e; sss Sutton ,e Blue red black Size,
8 to ie ~'''' ''' O'''' ''''e O0e 'e0 OO'N '-'
is-.ses sio coo with Mink or Leopard Golfers s7s Beige
Women's Couts
womon SITS Block coot with Mink coIo slss. propooned
z-women. slo Beige DetoehobIe coor s7s.
7-Womens si4s coo Trimmed with Silver Blue Mink sIzs Blue
grey Propotioned IA and 8
st $4S 8 o1c ] Sos sSs Beige o F0'0'"
6Women. S25 Fur Trimmed Goats Sss Grey Person lamb
7-womeo. slss Mink Trimmed coo sos. propooned
7Womens s9s99 Fue.s coo Sos Button style with velvet oos
Blue grey. Proportioned sizes 10 to l8
S'S9 coe's Se' 6uGc on style lyle With n0'ehed COLOR Block
-Womens $lo coots S65 Wrop model Fortsmonn WOOL Grey
5Women. s79ss Fostonn wool coreon GREY
or block proporoned sizes 8 to u ,
swome" Sllo eoots $50 Wobo pushy WOOL Ioupe or blue
zWWomen. s0S9s Block coot. s7s propooned
Evening star., 1957-12-30
READERS CLEARING
HOUSE

pet that shows every foot
step and speck Of dust right
after 1t has heen cleaned?
Evening star., 1957-12-30
Potato Pancakes

Mrs. S. q. j.. Washington
l am looking for a recipe
to make potato pancakes Can
someone please tell me how
10 60 about II?
Evening star., 1957-12-30
Holiday Leftovers

Mrs. n. D. c.. Washington
How can ! fix over holiday
dinner turkey the
meat dish--so they won't look
like leftovers. Thanks in ad-
vance for any suggestions.
Evening star., 1957-12-30
Hondkerchiefs, Neekweur

see and 81 Hondkerehiefs. 37e 10 soc.
Mems, women's embroidered Swiss and
linen, some nitioled; slightly soiled.
S3.s9 and $500 Blousettes. 81 and So.
Prints, ploins; tailored. dressy. Some drip
dry. White, colors; broken sizes.
$500 cepss. 81. Jersey and brushed
Aerllon"; white, washable.
$s.ss PulIovsrs. 81. Turtle neck; sleeve
less Orion.
Evening star., 1957-12-30
JeweIry

81 heekioees. Bracelets, Earrings, Z Tor
81. Colored stones, tailored metols.
81" 10 Si0S Necklaces, Broeeiets, Eor-
rings ST. 70 So. Stone-set tailored
metol. olso l-row lightweight simulated
peohs, ST..
"Plus Fed. tox
Est.
Evening star., 1957-12-30
Misses and Juniors
s6o.9o to SIS Coots, s44

Imported Forsonn t~eeds Seville teeds pure wooIs and woos
blended with fur Block beige blue Sizes ls
10 TO l6
Evening star., 1957-12-30
Hondboes

$7.SS' Hsndboss, IS. Groined leother,
wool broodcoth Block, novy, red maple.
$3.50" Leoths, Bass, $40. Voeobond,
pouches. oblono sotehels
'Reg 7 NJ
'Plus Fed. tox
Evening star., 1957-12-30
Women's s59.99 to s69.99 Toppers-s44

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Little Sports Shop
81 es 70 $500 Bouses 81 $3 White poste prints cotton
cotton non Docon short and "a sleeves Sizes 81 to 3S
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orev in group Sizes 81 to 38.