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B-14
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2ft, i9.VJ
Colony House
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extends warmest \ \
wishes for a
JOYOUS I
CHRISTMAS A
4244 CONNECTICUT AVENUE M" "
i Fashion Ball for Gals who are
tl l^~i
Have a High time in our
Pre-New Year Mri
COAT EVENT ■■
A Regularly mRk
i&ftli 69 95 to 79.95
Famous Nome Woolens! ■
Brand-New Silhouettes! ■
Superbly toilored, hond-detoiled' All
Milium-lined ®f wool-interlined! Every
new color! TeU-tizee 8-20.
Ivy now . . . with our \
convenient "Charge /t" Won ' «\
_T_, A|li..Tlu Aim >27 P St. N.W. V
Mjftiy (tut floor)
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Millinery Salon—~3rd Floor, Washington;
iff 2nd Floor , SUuer Spring and PARKington
B ■ I
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resale j
1 9*. 11*. 13* I
VALVES UP TO 924.95
Group of ~! [ Jtepflte induction*
I MACKEY STARR ORIGINALS ALLIGATOR LIZARD
a,,™™ 22" ! ! I*** 14” ! |
' I Value to SSSS | |R
■ Of/ier groups at similar savings
ALL SALIS FINAL NO MAIL OR FHONI ORDIRS
■ Obviously from tht _______
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loss CONNICTICUT AT L Fr«* PArida*
Os IN TMUtSOAT, 9 H 9 v
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GOLDEN WEDDING-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles B. Hackley
were honored on their 50th
wedding anniversary yes
terday at a surprise party
at the home of their grand
daughter, Mrs. Robert L.
Beck, 6308 Twentieth ave
nue, Hyattsville. They live
at 647 A street N.W. Mr.
Hackley is retired from the
Fruit Growers Express Co.
. They have one daughter,
two granddaughters, and
two great-grandsons.
Line Asks Ruling
On Mixed Buses
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dec. 25
(4*). Tallahassee street buses
are rolling again with Negroes
as riders, but the status of seg
regated seating remains in doubt.
Boycotting Negroes climbed
aboard buses yesterday for the
first time in seven months, and
sat where they pleased despite
;two incidents.
The Tallahassee City Commis
sion directed the Cities Transit
Bus Co. to enforce racial seg
regation, but lawyers for the
commission Indicated uncertain
ty as to what would happen in
the next few days.
The bus company said it would
seek court determination of
whether a Federal ruling that
integrated Montgomery (Ala.)
buses last week applied to its
franchise and to Florida laws.
Decision Awaited
“We’re in hopes that pending
ithis decision no one will try to
precipitate anything,” said
James E. Nesser, jr., attorney for
the city commission.
The Rev. C. K. Steele, presi
dent of the Negro Inter-Civic
Council which led the boycott as
a protest against segregated
seating, said his first reaction to
the bus company's announce
ment was that it “seems to be
a rather prudent move.”
“Momentarily, I think favor
ably of it,” he said.
Asked what would result if
Negroes continued to ride in
unsegregated fashion, both Mr.
Nesser and Charles Audley, at
torney for the bus company, said
they did not know. Mr. Nesser
said city police had been given
no specific Instructions on the
subject.
Buses Carry Light Loads
Negro leaders rode bus after
bus yesterday, sitting where they
chose. Most of the buses were
lightly patronized with State
capital offices and white and
Negro universities closed for the
holidays. .
Two incidents were reported.
Charles Carter, manager of the
bus company, said he pulled a
white photographer off one bus
as the cameraman attempted to
make pictures of Negroes seat
ing themselves.
The Rev. J. Meta Rollins,
treasurer of the Inter-Civic
Council, said he and Dan Speed,
also a council officer, were asked
by the driver to move to the
rear of a bus they were riding.
Mr. Rollins said he and Mr.
Speed did not move and the
driver made no further effort
to make them leave their seats.
Two Die in Plant Crash
At Sea Near Bombay
BOMBAY, Dee. 36 (IP).— A
commercial airliner and a small
private plane collided over Bom
bay today. The small plane
crashed Into the sea. killing It*
two occupants, but the airliner
landed safely.
None of the passengers on the
Pakistan International Airlines
plane was injured. The air
liner. slightly damaged, put down
at Santa Cruz Airport.
Jr Jr* ACCESSORIES
FI ■ll MM mm
Flits MMmM
Fills mm mm
fIStA M m m m
flattering and sheer
Woodward & Lothrop
nylons
Low-prictd for a limitad tima, but
\ "V" mjfiL Hf omple time for you to stock up on these
eZimm dress ond wolking sheer and sheer
17T /"V'lX7'T7 T> O seamless nylons. They look so filmy
Jr W EjIKO wsiiL*kM you'll be pleased with their long-wear
; ing qualities.* Dull-finish fashion
U / I W&L—Hosiery, l*t Floor
gill 1 100 ** * *'** < ” h * Vy hose ’ < - orn * ri ond Alexandria
From our Ist Floor flower garden of \ |
wonderful costume flowers you'll find -3m 1
many styles and colorings to perk up 9 \
your winter clothes. Pin one on in a * * v il
second and look spring-like.
W&L—Costume Flowers, Ist Floor Y jj^RL
... also Chevy Chase, 7 Comers and Alexandria Y
add to your wardrobe xk *
dud SdVC Oil . • •/* V jdfttjtl
BLOUSES
Come in ond see these important ward- pw
robe basics tomorrow (not illustrated).
Long sleeve cotton shirts, white or \ fV
pink, 32-38. Regularly 3.99. 2.99 \|k \IA s
Plaid lona sleeve shirts, 32-38; as- \ %li 'ml m i
sorted. Regularly 5.99. 3.99 W P
Sissy shirt, draw string bottom, white; % 1 \ M \%
32-38. Regularly 7.99. 4.45 \ m. ‘yik \R
Cotton shirt, saddle stitching, white, ilk
pink, green and black; 10-16. Regu
larly 3.99. 2.99 \
W&l—Neckweor ond Blouses, Ist Floor
... also Chevy Chase, 7 Corners and Alexandria f
save 1.01 to 4.01
Imported double-woven cotton gloves,
shorties to 8-button lengths; plain and He^
dressy. Many one-of-a-kind White,
blftck, some colors. Regularly 400
to 6 95. 2.99
Mocha leather gloves, shortie styles,
plain and dressy. Black, navy, brown.
Regularly 8.00-10.00. 5.99 ! WJp
W&L—Gloves, Ist Floor ' t
.. . also Selections ot Chevy Chose, 7 Corners ■ i'"-. f "*
and Alexandria qT
at generous savings
KNITTING
Columbia Minerva Calibar yarn for *
jiffy ond bulky knitting. Eleven shades V\ V>^sfow»*R"
including black and white, 100% wool. X //
2-oz. skeins, regularly 89c. 77c
Homespun Finaerlaine yam of 100%
wool. Three-pTy sweoter yarn In 2-ox. aHrWCTMR /
bolls. Twanty-four colors including
W&L—Art Needlework, sth Floor //
... el** Chevy Chase, 7 Camera and Alexandria //
'J/mhaid , + (^kkop,
WhM* aa»o<taay sad qualltj u* uaditloaal

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