Evening star. [volume], May 22, 1946, Page B-4, Image 25

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FURS
* REMODELED
* REPAIRED
* CLEANED
For minor repairs or complete
restyling, you’ll get quality work
at Miller's.
MILLER S 6
POINT FUR
SERVICE ONLY
Your coat. is airblown. demothed
dazed, linings, are sewn, stored
and insured for $100.
Bring in your furs or call NAtional S628 1
for our Bonded Messenger ^
MILLER’S FURS
1235 G Street N.W.
Master Furrier in Washington Since 1921
COSMOPOLITAN
SPECIALS
FOR SPRING
EMULSION OIL WAVE
We use a
fine emul- mT Q»
sion oil for
all textures
of hair.
LANOLIN-CREME PERMANENT
Your hair steamed in a bath of creme, effec
tively bringing out its beauty. Complete
with 2 oil shampoos, cut and style wave.
For Appoialmrm Call MF.. SMb or hOXl
COSMOPOLITAN BEAUTY SHOP
527 10th St. N W ME. 8816
REDUCING
vf- waist Teke Off
/ 3 to S Inches
4-HIPS
I WITHOUT
Vthighs
Dieting - Exercise - Starvation
” MARCEL
REDUCING SALONS
1 3009 14th St. N.W. 1022 19th St. N.W.
HO. 0192 , RE.1746
Bethesda Veteran
Brings French Bride
Home Today by Plane
A Bethesda veteran and a French
girl he met the day American troops
j liberated her town in 1944 will come
to his home today when Ralph W.
Malone, Jr., son of Capt. and Mrs.
Ralph W. Malone of 4521 Chestnut
street, Bethesda, arrives with his
18-year-old bride.
Mr. Malone, 21, who was dis
charged from the Army April 29
after service that won him a Bronze
Star with an Oak Leaf Cluster, ^et
Miss Nicole Champ two years ago
at Savigny-sur-Orge, France. They
were married there last March 2.
The bride arrived in New York Mon
day on the S. S. Zebulon Vance and
was greeted by her husband. The
’couple will come here by plane and
' will be met by Capt. and Mrs.
Malone at the National Airport at
4:30 o’clock this afternoon.
The Bethesda veteran served for
three years with the 4th Division
and saw action in France, Belgium,
j Luxembourg and Germany. He is a
(graduate of Washington-Lee High
School and plans to go to college,
his mother said today.
Other war wives and children of
Washington veterans are due to
arrive in New York from England
about June 1 among 452 dependents
of American servicemen. They
include:
Mrs. Kathleen J. Moore, 24, of
Yorks, wife of T/Sergt. Louis F.
Moore, 1204 H street N.E., with their
daughter, Judith, 6 weeks old; Mrs.
Mary Combs, 20, of Chester Omes,
wife of. T/5 Reuben Combs, 523
Eleventh street N.W., with their son,
Roger, 2; Mrs. Mary Dant, 24, of
Wigan Lancs, wife of Corpl. Ralph
F. Dant, 1731 North Capitol street;
Mrs. Kathleen M. Loeffler, 23, of
Birmingham, wife of T/4 C. R.
Loeffler, 2413 Newton street N.W..
with their daughter, Carol, 17
months; Mrs. Edith C. Piccillo, 23. of
Lancs, wife of.First Lt. A. A. Piccillo,
1340 Fairmont street N.W., with
their daughter, Sandra, 15 months.
Veterans to Be Entertained
Veterans at Mount Alto Hospital
will be entertained tomorrow eve
ning with a musical program pre
sented by the National Guard of
Honor of the American Legion. Se
lections will include songs, instru
mental solos and dances. The pro
gram is directed by Capt. James
Pistorio. Robert Jacobs is chair
man of the guard of honor.
Truman Escorts
Girl, 6, to Show
Nest of Robins
Mary Harrison. 6, who has heard
all about the White House robins,
| yesterday was taken by President
Truman to see the nest which
shelters three young robins on the
portico just outside of his office,
j Mary also got a piece of candy
jand an autographed card from the
I President. She was accompanied
by her grandfather, James C. Quig
ley of Valentine, Neb., Democratic
national committeeman from that
State, and other Democrats.
Afterward she posed for pictures
i waving the candy and card from
i the front steps of the Executive
Offices. Mary mentioned in passing
that she had just gotten over the
mumps.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Henry Harrison of the
Kennedy Warren Apartments. Mr.
Harrison is an editorial writer for
The Star.
FUR
STORAGE
AT
BERNARD’S
MEANS
i Your furs ore safe from moths
! and the drying of the naturol oils
! in the skin.
At a nominal cost, our special
process cleaning will rejuvenate
them and bring out the natural
lustre of the fur.
Low seasonal rotes now in effect
for the restyling and repairing
i of your furs.
CALL DISTRICT 2284
and our bended messenger will
call far yaur furs.
BERNARD’S
FUR SHOP, INC.
1116 CONNECTICUT AVENUE
District 2284 Opp. Mayflower
LADIES
CONFIDENTIALLY
We all know that a properly fitted corset helps the
office and Government worker to do more efficient
work. The correct corset lifts, supports the abdomen
and gives the back marvelous support.
Come in or call for an appointment with our fitter.
KLOMAN INSTRUMENT CO.
Alto fitters for men’s trasses end supports
1822 Eye St. N.W., Opp. Doctor’s Hospital Phone NA. 6566
HOURS: DAILY 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. SATURDAYS, 9 A.M. to I P.M.
CHILD LIFE SHOES
Ten Perfect Toes— Taco Healthy Feet
Child Life Shoes ore recom
mended by leoding pediatricions
to help feet grow sturdy and
strong in a healthy manner.
Turner's offer a complete se
lection of these famous shoes
in all sizes and widths end a
variety of styles for Tots to
Teens fitted by experts.
54 to 58.50
according to size.
Genuine white elk.
easy to clean, sizes 4
to 6, 612 to 8. 81? to
12. Priced *4.50 to *6.
according to sice.
8a ddie oxford' for
growing rtrli. Gem
nine two-tone elk, site*
12V* to 3; priced 16.50.
«
wm*l5L*TS Complete selection of
JCT’i./fttE */o"“m"w- Children's Casual Shoes
days, WWDC, Children's Tales and Ifj coloVS.
Tunes.
MODERN X-RAY FITTING
Shark tip. Brown elk.
Size*. 8*i to 12. mi
to 3. «Ui to 8. Priced.
$5.50 to $8.50. accord
ing to size.
Brown elk oxford, plain
toe, sturdy leather
sole: sixes, 8*i to 3.
Priced, 85.50 to 86.50.
according to sixe.
TURNER'S Children's Shoes
1327 F St. N.W. RE. 6089
Opposite Capital Theater. Take Elevator to 2nd Floor.
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4 J
Neer Trial Date Set
A jury trial was scheduled for
jJune 14 for Frank A. Neer, 28, of
the 6400 block of Thirteenth street
N.W., charged in Municipal Court
yesterday with selling nylon hose
at above ceiling price on May 6.
Neer pleaded not guilty.
CAMERAS
PROJECTORS. EQUIPMENT.
DARK ROOM SBPPLIES.
WE BUT. SEI.L. TRADE
Sommer's Camera Exchange
1410 NEW rORK AVE.
KEEP UP THAT
SMART LOOK
remember Mufti re
moves many spots
from clothing, suits,
dresses, gloves, ties,
caps, etc., made of
a variety of fabrics.
Eli ir tithe many-use
mUrMsPOT REMOVER
C WIND BOOK BINDIMOS
OLD-WORLD CHARM
CHANTILLY
STERLING by GORHAM
SIX-PIECE
PLACE
SETTINGS
ONLY
! *22.93
(»% EED. TAX
INCLUDED)
GAY
SPIRITED
ELEGANCE
AMERICA'S /
pavorite lj
Milt°n H.C ch|osser
rj, 1 1505 K St. NW
Jewelry
■ I
Everfast cotton checks in a fine assortment of colors
for town ... the air of a suit and a businesslike crisp
. ness that will make it a favorite commuter for summer.
Two-piece with shirred peplum; sizes 8 to 16, $25.00
> Misses’ Dresses, Fourth Floor
Julius Gariinckel & Co.
F Street at Fourteenth (4)
Also at Spring Valley Shop, Massachusetts Avenue at 49th
Small and saucy sailor with a "rose tree" blooming
on its brief brim: the wide brimmed sailor has a
wreath of roses anchored with soft veiling. Ours
alone in Washington. Left, $32.50, below, $35.
Beautiful Hats, Third Floor
*
Maritime Day—Today
We pay tribute to the
V. S. Merchant Marine Cadet Corps
Julius Garfinckel & Co.
F Street at Fourteenth (4)