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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

sion ON March Tor Minnesota
Council Of Human Relations was
reviewed for benefit cf new mem-
beers hy Mrs Dorothy Known who
stressed the point that each mem.
her give ftill support for this pro
gram ami encourage their friends
g. do So ilaus Cor the clubs tblri
anniversary are IN progress bat
as vet are incomplete Miss Fran.
ees LYONS was guest OF tho cy
oning Refreshments we've served
during the social hour hy hostess
Mrs nunsa Lamb The next meet
ing viii be at the home IT Mira
Geraldine FNdford. dpd lglehart
Az. at pm February 2
M, MIR Eayi unque gis n Nil
tot st. II confined Co his home
due "a illness he II able % be up
and around bat ~ under the doe
tors care
tlub iIostessl Mrs Rosa Mahan
OPS Carroll Az, was hostcaa Co the
n Duchess Club on Saturday even
ing January "a Members enjoyed
AN evening of games with MINES
Harry MaasenKiil Theodore Jones
and Clyde johnson ar, capturing
prtaos Following games a tasty
lunch was served by the hostess
Mrs, 1'ony Masingo tNs n C,ratto,
viii bc hoztona az the February
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30
Finalist In Search
For TuIenf Contest

Iechnical Sergeant Benjamin r.
Bowman assigned 10 the 2466th
Air Base Group az Void Chamber
lain Field was recently selected
as one Of the five finalists in the
ST. Paul Dispatch-Pioneer Press
Search For Talent contest
Sgt Bowman, popular singer,
was listed second after competing
with 224 entertainment acts. He
will compete In the finals this
evening friday January 30, at
the Winter Carnival King Boreas'
Coronation at the 81, Paul Audi
forum
First prize in the contest win be
$500 in cash a taped edition with
Lawrence welk. weeks paid en-
gagement at the st Paul Hotel
during the winter carnival Second
prize viii be 500 cash with the
other three finalists each recer-
ing $50 In cash
Sgt Bowman began his singing
IN vizerte, South Africa. in 1914
when he went from tent TO tent
singing for his CT buddIes while
stationed in the isolated area with
no other entertainment available
After World War II he began
20 sing IN service clubs, theaters.
on radio and tclevsion. in civic
clubs and wherever assigned Tor
duty His first opportunity 70 per
form with other professional tai
ent was presented when he WIS
selected as an extra on the fast
moving stateside show touring
Germany under the direction Of
Horace Heidi in 1880
on other occasions such as
shows and dances, SGT Bowman
has been accompanied by named
bands such az Henry Busse Dick
Jorgens and Norman petty's Iris
since being assigned 10 tho 2t65th
air base group, he has sung as a
guest az the Key cub backed by
Horace Hendersons Combo
Sgt Bowman. a native ~ Phila-
delphia hopes 20 retire from the
service IN March 1868 after com
pleting 20 years, and will pursue
The entertainment profession
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MNNF NroI.Is mRrMnANs

JsR 81 Rev Henderson Red.
dek at6 Nldrich Az NJ Ajiss
Vivian Patterson. ssot rhhVi Az.
5 Mrs Viola Howard. SSaa Stev.
ems Ay
Fch Miss Martha L. kay
aa2i Portland Az. Clifford Harris.
gels Sis, Av : Maynard Calhnd.
aa2A Fourth Av : Mrs Sam l..
Watson, 1886 Fourth Az s, Renee
Tavern Robinson Spoo Portland
Av
FEB Gordon Granger Sdst
Fourth Az 8. Mrs, E w lee,
tASl seth Az s. Ronald Addefly
1922 Third Az s.
Feb Worthy Turner ltIo
Knox Az ~ Margarc, Kelley,
aA4t Fourth Az S ben warfisld,
1919 Lvndaic Az "
Bob 4 II l. Adams AHA -
80 * Mrs Clydia Gates iiuT
ISndaic Az N Mrs n q Powell
2Aia Lake Place; Mrs Gencvieve
wuburn 1901 Humboldt Av N,
Mrs wlIliam viekon, III Cirari
Av NJ Mara pavida Hni sh2a
Fourth Az s. Carol J Mason,
Se2s fHfth Az So Loyal James
Gresham III. g7iT clinton Az
Feb S Mrs Uenevieve Jackson,
salo Fourth Az s., Mira Mary
Alice smith, 1929 clinton Az
Rosetta Cross, 1890 18th Az NJ.
Mrs Rowcna smith. 5000 Fourth
Az s.
FEB q Mrs II Freeman. isiI
Eighth Az NJ Mrs ELISE Hall
sT2t rmrd Az s. Mira hianita
Rroellovc. ea2 Fremont Az NJ;
Mrs l. Lang tati Fourth Az 8
Iaequeline Frost 1924 Stevens
Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

vegetables that not only taste good
bat are good Cor you Try this
zcsty gelatin salad with roast pork.
spare ribs, pork chops ar ham
butts It's an equally tasty &C.
compartment for pork and beans
and grllcd frankfrtcrs and ideal
for buffer Suppers too
CRISP VEGETABLE SALAD
/ package apple favored gela
tin
IL teaspoon salt
] cup hot water
g 4 cup cold water
/ tablespoon vinegar
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ST Paw nRrmpAYs

Jan - Mrs vivian O FNilford
sps Igiahart Av Horace Allen
pisIs &c Anthony Av Paul
Church. psi Fuller Az Mrs Con
ME Griffin. 700 Rondo Az illene
Davis. 22a " Avon, Crystal lewis,
2ts 81 Anthony Az Miss loan
johnson. 5gi ~ Anthony Az
Kermit waters 7S0 IFlehatt Av,
Patricia Thomas s9s Rondo Az
Feb Mrs. Earl Bradley, ad7
Marshall Az MI Clarence Roper,
as2 Fuller Az Mr. A n Myers
s8s Iglchari Az, Mrs George
Shannon, COS Carroll Az Howard
HOUSE, 7a7 W Central Az Mick.
~ Gardner. SCI IRtchaft Az
James Robinson III. G7b lglehart
Az IAnda Williams 1905 tRiehaft
Az
Feb 2 Clarence Anderson ".
so2 Dayton Az Alfred Williams
7Ig Rondo Az Mrs Mary Nic
hola $50 CARROT Av Dorothy
Hampton. 7oi Carroll Az Mira
ophcha Harmon $50 W Central
Az Mrs Percy Dawson 7oi W
central Az
Rob Trent Marty Harris 7oi
Carroll Az Helen Frances Jones
1919 Carroll Az
F'eb I Ls0na Myers Ess Lyle
hart Az Mrs Alexander Wlsa
man. ss7 ftondo Az Mrs Donald
Jamas eco Fuller ~ william
2 warncks 7ti - Anthony Nv
Htia Mddiceaff s57 " Central
Ay FeHx Turner 100 Rrnfo 40
Mrs. Donald Alien 81 efp Aurora
hv ga'haulrl Galloway " s2p
81 Central Az
Feb 3 Elizabeth hipsworfh
2Ti = ~ 81 Frances Tleiisnsey
~ Carroll Az Mrs tyoia PHI
Igg 72z Rou8o Az Mrs pess.s
catams,iofe 81 " Kent ~
Feb Mrs Little y Hal 727
81 Anih9uy ~ Mr. GweBdoiyn
Tadgga 90 ~ Anthony Az
bradford Gordon Heuner ~ z7G
r Gfotto
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NEW yoRKrR no
srFAk IirRr rFB.

The Joint COMMITTEES for Equal
Opportunity IL sponsoring bln
eheon on February 2 "a 1850
pm, Of The Curtis Hotel Tenth
81 1T Fourth Az g.
Edward ttutledge housing ar
ector fur the New York state
Commission AgainHt DlseuiulAa
tion VIII De guest speaker
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

/ cup flneN chopped celery
? tablespoons finely chopped
green pepper
8 { cup nnely shredded cabbage
tablespoon chopped pimento
METHOD Dissolve gelatin and
salt in HOT water Add cold water
and vinegar Chill until slightly
thickencd then fold in the remain
ing ingredients, Pour into i-qunrt
mold or individual molds chin
until firm Unmnld Serve on
crisp lettuce. Garuish with mayon-
naisa Makes 9 servings
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out az Town BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Feb Aaron sauntoe. Evans
ton m Frank Jones, Chicago
IN
Fcb Mrs Alice Woods, MI.
wankcr. Via w " Williams.
san Bcrnadino, Calf
Feb 3 Gary Miller, l.os An.
Eclea. Calf
feb clifford V EnRer. Auss
tin Minn Percy steele Jra fan
Diego Calif
Feb o David Tate. Fergus
Falls MINI
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

enjoyed several rounds Of bridge
Guests prizes were won By Mines
Hiram Gibbs first and Edwin
sixer second Club prizes were
awarded Mines. T h. Burt. Ashby
Gaskins and Louis NJ Moore, first.
second and third respectively The
February meeting Will be at the
home OF Mrs Coler1dge Hendon.
1914 Portland Ay
Called To Kansas: Mrs. Chry-
stella Walker 1914 James Az n.
left by plane Sunday morning
for Kansas city, Kans., to be az
the bedside Of her aunt. Mrs.
Nettie Williams who is seriously
III.
Leaves For Home: Mrs Eliza
beth Chapman Of Boston, Mass
who came 10 the city due 20 the
serious illness Of her brother
James w Fraction Of 3s4l Clinton
Az. left for her home on wedncs.
day night January IS. Mr..
Fraction Is recuperatlng at home
after being seriously NJ In the
hospital He is stili confined to
his home, but steadily improving.
Family Visitors; Mrs Hortense
Long and son Robert of De 5
Moines. Ia, paid surprise visit
10 Mrs Longs sister and family,
Mr. and Mrs Ohio Howeiton and
family Of 1922 Elwood Az N They
left for their home on Tuesday
after spending the weekend in
the city
Indisposed; Mrs Leonard Green.
1928 27th Az. S. is confined 20 her
home aJs to arithritis
Hosts, II was liking moving into
the heart Of Mexico on Saturday
evening at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs Wendell Gibbs, 1919 f. 42nd
ST. when they invited a few
friends In 10 view moving pictures
Of Mexico taken by Mr. and Mrs
James Henry OF St Paul, who re
Gently returned from that country
After viewing the many sights, the
beautiful scenery etc everyone
present felt that they had visited
the country themselves Refresh
ments were served by the hosts.
Guests present in addition 10 the
Henry James were Messrs and
Mines Percy Hughes sr T r.
Burt, Mark Gibbs. Hiram Gibbs,
Edward Nichols, Mrs Walter As
ton, Mr. and Mrs George villa
and Mr.. william Green Of ST Paul
Attend Fathers Funeral: Mrs.
Lottie Hammonds, 1928 Smelling
Az. left Wednesday January - 20
attend the funeral OF her father
Samuel Mosley who died satur
day. January "a in Humnoke.
Ark Other relatives attending
from Minneapolis are a son, Sam
uei Mosley Jr and daughter. Irene
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

Winston
Returns To City. Mrs Harold
G. Combs formerly 81 Jackson.
Tenn returned 70 Minneapolis
January IS 10 make her home with
her husband az 36l6 Fourth Az S
Mrs Combs who was teacher in
the Jackson school system before
her marriage 10 Mr. Combs on
December p resigned with the
jackson school system and is now
a substitute teacher in the Mime
apohs school system.
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Social and Personal
* ST PAuL

Club Elects Pamela McNay elected president Of Queen
Civic Club when u held It's annual election of officers January
"a at the homc Of Mrs Wesley Brown S7s Grotto Other
Officers named Mary Vaughn, vice Prcscnt Virginia
Wiley, secretary Nell Turner Geraldine Faord
business manager and Edna Parker program chairman Discus
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Club Hostess Members and guests enjoyed the hospitality
Of Mrs Paul Curry Saturday afternoon January - when
she hostess 70 the ocete Bridge Club home
Portland Az The Mines Hiram Gibbs Lafayette Fields Edwin
SHer Richard Fox and Palmer jackson invited guests
After lunch served atracey appointed tables they
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WEDDING ANNISTRNAHIEs
NTSNEArDIIa

Ian - w and Mrs. Richard
F1ra sa2 Aidftch ~ ~ ~
Years Mr. ara Mrs Pred fee
ZGgs z2nd Az q f5fn years
Fsh Hf ard Mrs. Clafenee
Peck 37g5 Fourth ~ ~ -
years NJ and Mrs hnais ClarS
s5g2 FBfm ~ 3 az yssFa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

Ninc cat ~ ten real news hap
penlngs are reported FIRST In
this newspaper Adyt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

meeting
tout uf Hospital, Tony shelton
"a mouth old SON 81 MI and Mrs
orton shelton ~ ii2 tgichart Az,
returned home from Sc Jonoph's
hospital where he was a patient
Tor three weeks The infant Is i'm.
proved and Is rcouprrating at
home
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

100 Abraham IAneor quoted ataoiod
By politicians support thsir position white Negro relations Taken u
Lacons segre-
ragnsts Heuo7
Was he truly welfare On
he Just arger politician Whopo toward hs Negro compelled by
@ military, political social preafes h timer Where dd
idea bs -au eq5'y Read isetual account
What Lincoln really thought shout Negroes" k Ralph Newman
~orisfl February EBONY magazine your
'ogsisa Ay.m
sasots tn o. d on Single
ttpssd Hoa Hest s.'po8 fioaa Kong
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

FROM HOLLYWOOD TO HARLEM How hen manage II
with so many pretty good question but SAMMY
DAVIS JR is being by Pictures 20 eoar with
SPENCER TRACY THE Deyn at -Four O'Clock
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Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DEMII1E

FROM HOLLYWOOD TO HARLEM How hen manage t,,,, It
with many pretty good question but SAMMY
DAVIS JR being woocd by Columbia Pictures to 'o""r VII"
SPENCER TRACY IN The pevi at -Four O'Clock
Friend sam currently clear round the block IN
gd Chez viii hop over 10 Japan shortly
10 JOIN friend sinara he returns his script Rebel
Territory he bought his they went hathaway
debut win be waiting viii share billing IN the
latter which c,ii War background
Speaking Of the hicks II just brought light that
Hollywood actor money than his Studo Ills
name contract player at Universal Inter.
his studio year CROSSED least and half million
pictures aonorhe Defiant Ones which Is cur
rcnty headed FOR six mini worldwide gross
Both Curtis SIDNEY starred "rhe Defiant
ones were forget acting because they'd
grade' Potter currently starring the play a Raisn IN
Broadway soon last won the SILVER Rear
the year al film festival w Europe
Talnt news that singer WILLIAMS COUNT
BAsih TO go " ai"n" "s single nut h"~" "aSE"s ""K"
bau doe is layng with BaseS blessing" Speaking
his estrangcd miSsu- iron things out
LOUIS first cswifc might be in for bit Of tax trouble
Mara spaudng prominent mid west doctor
divorced the Brown Bomber" Now
checking amount 81 income
paid The bundle I'm beginning 70 wonder what tho tax
people against The Louis family Not 20 long they were
digging trying take The he set aside for trust
fund for his children.
AhinhH there H method N me nadheha ~ th' movie Nt"
turning horrible film fare For The last few
the box office receipts dropped
stay and GOOD films THE Letter Jezeb
Possessed Flaming Road Yankee Doodle
Dandy Valley Decision Lie Heaven
than brave The cold 20 Came
Space Fever War 81 The Worlds Girls the Run
Collide nigh School
Campus EtcJ
Bu about 10 when all q the Rood OLD movies have
win b. nothing left The
loosely
watch Hence hey win ngE heares "aw
that good pictures
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-30

wFDDI~D ANSTNEHsAnIrs
~ PAUL
Feb NJ Hr1 Mr. Henry
lltnsnn so ig'emrf A. ~
aarF
Feb W at8 wr Lawrence
stewart COS CarraI ~ 40 years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Blouses, Sweaters,
Heodscorfs at Savings

7S-io0eo Orion Bulky Knit Sweet
ers with low vee-neck or high button
trent with mock peorI or bross butt
tons. Assorted sizes ond coiors.
Small medium ond large. Were 500
10 800 4.59
100 Shot or "a Sleeve Bleuses.
some jewel or button fronts with
embroidery, loce. ruffles or toilored
look. Docron ond Corduro. Docron
and Pine, l0o95 Docron, ond Do
cron and cotton ond nylon. Assorted
sizes and colors; 32-3S. Were 500
to 7.9o 3.45 10 5.4S
35-Iooeo Wool Pleid or Stripe
HeodseaEfs. with fringe. Were 2.o9,
Its
IS Embroidered OF Seeded Orion
ceFdisons. white, ossored sizes, ga
40. Were 1925 to 1895 s.7S
WGL-Neckweor ond Blouses.
LIST Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Sportsweor Clearance

80 Tspered SIoeks, wool ploids,
stripes and muted prints. Were
1875 to $500 1900 10 1900
so Skirts, woods ond wool blends
lobeled for fobric content, royons.
In group, poisIey prints. ploids.
tweeds and dork colors. 1918.
Were $40 TO 29.95. 400 to z2.oo
IS Leether Jsekets, fingertip or
short Mony coiors in group. Were
1875 to 1895 -i2.o0 TO 300
$50 Blouses, cottons, silks, brocodes
and royons in group. Good choice
sizes and coIors. 1898 in lot. Were
4.9o to lbs 300 TO 500
IS Bulky Sweaters, wool with mo-
hoir-type loops. White, rhinestone
buttoned. Less than "a price, 500
so Wool Sweaters, compus-type
cordieons and puII-on styles, crew
neeks. Red. gold and eroy. Were
7.9o TO 500 500
WGL-Sportsweor, Bird Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Cleoronce
Designer Fashions

Bcsusiful high fashions from our
chandelier Room al prices much,
much less than earlier in the Sec
son. Choose at servings from woods,
royen erepes and winter eottons. in
GLIDING Q rev costumes. Also, o
selection Of late day dresses and
formels In royon-faeed silk sotin,
silk crepe. silk peou de sole. lace
or broeode.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Boys Como jackets
2.2s and Gas

We're 1913 and 4.9S
100 polished cotton 4-heIsr isekets
In bIsek, nsvy, ,ehsreoel, red. light
blue end white. Broksn sizes Ste ".
WGL-The Boys Store. 4th Floor
Sterling FIotwore
These two famous petteEns will BE-
retired from resulss stock after this
spseisl otter. Save 500 on every
piece.
Apiece place setting Of Etruseon
o. Lily Of the vsIley. reouIorly II 81,
1917
PIeose odd 1929 Federol tox.
WGL-The Silver Room, st Floor
also Chevy Chose. 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Remnonts-Fndoy Only
Boys Knit Shirts
las and 7.ss
We're 1913 to 1913

100 Long sleeve knit shirts
In crew, turtle end collar neck
styles. Stripes and solids In
broken sizes ", "a. Is end
70.
so Long Sleeve Sport Shirts
in Docron and cotton. Vorious
patterns and eoIors in size 6.
Were 2.98 and 3.98 i.28
80 Cotton Broedeloth Poiemes
in assorted colors and patterns.
Broken sizes 6-8-lo. Were
2.o8 l.Ss
20 Dress Trousers in 1871
royon and 1879 nyIon or
1000 wool. Broken sizes 6
reouIor ond SO husky. Were
6.99 to 1875 1850 2.2s
W6L-The Boys Store,
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
On Sale Friday, $50 AN.
Casual Dresses. Suits

Casual dresses. suits and knit dresses
in many styles woods. reyons end
silks In sweeds. ssrises. prints and
clears. Sizes 8 to 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Fashion 5th Dress
Shop Clearance

Save Va on dresses to wear now end
well into spring. Choose from print
end pastel woolens, oeetote and
reyon blends In eieeF eoIors and
prints. TaiIored and dressy styles.
Misses. Juniors and holt sizes in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Brumberger Slide
Projectors
1896
Special

~ Brumberser eutometie slide pso-
icesor for 3Smm slides with 800
wett lamps. blower cooled. Z" ? 3.S
coated lens.
WGL-Comeros. Chevy Chose
and 7 Corners Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Sove Over " on
coots and Suits

i46 coats from our regular winter
eoot stocks including fomous-neme
sfYles. fabrics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05

WGL-Foshion 5th Dress Shop.
5th Floor selections OF
Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
and Alexondrio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Women's Dress
Cleoronce
Foshion 5th Shop
Coot, Suit Clearance

Much less than VI price. 500
so Raineoets, including Docron and
cotton and Donsheen cotton. No
turol and o few eolors. Sizes 1918.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Sove 4.95 to much more
than Va, 1000

10 Suits, woods, wool blends lobeIed
for fobric content and royon ard
tor tobrics content and royon and
ocetote blends. Good choice coIors
ond sizes. Less thon " price.
s Toppers, wool tweed. Broken
sizes. Less than VI price.
. Car coets cotton with quilted
Innings and knit trim. except one
style in reversible wool and cotton
poplin. Were l4.o5 and more. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
FuF-tEimmed Coots
less than VI price,


20 Wool Goats IuxuriousIy trimmed
with noturol or dyed beaver, dyed
fitch or noturoI or dyed mink. Fur
products lobeled to show country
OF origin Of imported furs. Sizes
6-l8 in group.
WGL-Foshion 5th Coat ond Suit
Shop. 9Th Floor
selections from the 500 ond
1000 groups olso OF Chevy Chose,
7 Corners and Alexandra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05

WGL-chondelier Room, Bird Floor
:. selections OF Chevy Chose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05

W6L-coots and Suits, Bird Floor
:. selection sot Chevy Chose
and Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Winter Goats
less than u price.
1000

80 coets. including woods and Orion
ond-DYnel pile coots. This exciting
group includes oil winter coots in
the Foshion 5th Shop. Much less
than u price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05

WeL-cosuol sportsweor. Bird Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Teens Wool Skirts
300 to 500
Robes and
Loungeweor

8 Long Fitted Cotton and Quilted
Nylon Robes. 10, II, Ia and l4H7.
Were l2.95 TO 1875,
900 and 1900
4 Long Orion Fleece Robes in 10, z
and IA. Were $500 and as 90,
24.00 and $500
3 Dress-Lensth Orion Fleece Robes
in 10, IL and l8. Were 1895,
1900
7 Dress-Lensth NyIon Quilted Robes
in duster and empire styles. 10. II,
10 and ! 8. Were 1895 and IS co.
TOO and 1900
9 Dress Length Quilted Cotton Robes
in duster and fitted styles. Sizes 10
l9, and 20. Were 500 and 1895.
500 and 1900
5 Wool press-Lensth Robes in and
M. Were $500 400
WGL-Louneeweor and Robes,
5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Bro cIeoronee
to 5.95 -

Group includes ssropless, strap,
podded and unpodded styles in NY
lon. cotton and nylon lace. Sizes
3z-A to $50 included
WGL-6irdles and Bros, Bird Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Mems 2-Trouser Suits
We're $500 1895

lat All wool mems two-trouser suits
oil from our resuloT stock.
Choose from worsted Honnel end
tweed iebries among Others. Beth
z and 3 button models ore included
eIso.
WGL-The Mems Store.
End Floor Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Subteen's Wool Skirts

IS Wool Skirts In assorted 'eoIOEs.
styles end sizes.
80 Wool Skirts in assorted sizes,
coiors and styles. Were 7.99 ond
6.SS o.UV
IS Wool Hats, less thon Va price,
soc
Us blouses in assorted styles, colors
ond fobrics. Were 2.oo to 3.9o,
ZOO and 500
IS Orion and wool sweaters were
500 to 1925 400 to 500
W5L-Subteen's ApporeI. 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Mems Fine Shoes
1870 ;. 1890

~
We're 2O95 to 1895
40 peirs Of odds and ends Of mems
better shoes. Included In the group
ere wing tips, wsoeessin toes and
others. Be sure 10 shop early for Q
better selection.
WeL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Fomous Name Mems
Wash and Wear Shirts
W, ws's ss s;'' 49,
3 for 400
1900 fomous-meke wosh and wear
shirts. The Deevon-eotton blend
shirts ore in eoIors, and the 1909
Daeron shirts ore In white. Not oil
sizes in every style, but most popular
sizes ore represented.
WGL-The Mems Store. End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Potriot BrondO
Ice Cream

Stock up now with extra rich Pc
triot ice cream. Mony flovors from
which to choose, including vonillo,
ehoeolote, strawberry, chocolate
revel, butter pecan end cherry vo-
niIlo.
WGL-Food Shop, lst Floor,
North Building
.. also Chevy Chase Boke Shop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Mems Sport
Shirts

so Beautiful Knit Short-Sleeve
shirts, imported from ltoly.
Excellent for oolfino or leisure.
In yellow, ton and light blue.
Were 1900 7.S5
IS Enro Sport Shirts. wosh and
wear, need little or no ironing,
yet they're mode of Indion-
heed "tolent set" cotton. In
dromotic, bold shodes Of
white. blue, ton, noVy, red ond
eroy. Broken sizes. Were 5.95,
ass
WGL-The Mems Store,
End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05

N5L-Misses' Dresses. scd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Mems Lightweight
Suits
II in regular stock A1.AO
tO0nId be $3.50 FL

Fine patterns and moterioIs from
which TO choose. Included ore extra
longs end short stouts along with
shorts, sesuIers and longs. Shop
early for the best selection.
WGl-The Mems Store,
Chevy Chose Only