The Bridgeport Post from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 15

THE BRIDGEPORT POST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, '1957. FIFTEEN WBVS CAR COATS MEW'S SPORT COATS Here is the every-piif- pose Surcoot with knit cpHor and cuffs made in every fabric Wajh 'n Wear Poplini, Virgin Wools and top genuine Suedet. The best factory mokes the belt clothing. The finest of imported and domestic fabrics ore tailored and made right here-in'New our own factory your guarantee.of the flneit in style quality. Here ii the dashing all- purpoie coal for modern liying a muit for every man's wardrobe.

Finger- tipfln length, our assortment is wide and vori even'lip-out linings for practical a round wear. Designed for easy living in town and country. Everything in a Sport from Ivy Stripes to Glen Plaids and Cheeks. Our Factory Pricei from $11.95 Oiir Farforij Prices fro Slfi.75 ME.V'S Ol'TCRtt'EAft we have gathered" the. finest- coatings from the world's leading mills hand woven Scotch Irish Gabardines and New Look full sweep Dressy Patch Pockel'flox Coots ana 1 1 easy fitting Balmocaans.

Bush coat wjndbreaker of combed Pimo Sheen lined throughout wilh Orion pile. Four- large, hanging saddle pockets with All-ground belt with button anchor. JMEiVS POPLIN Cmmtt TVXEDOS I Elegantly tailored, breasted shawl Twxedos in midnight blue. Luxurious lightweight, 10 01. ell-wool worsted with lilk-sotin facing by Skinner-- the ultimate in format wear comfort the maximum in smooth practical smartness.

Town and Country Slacks to fit occasion. Tailored in our own-Factory from pure Virgin Woollens in regular, short and long cues with pleated or plain fronts to insure proportioned fit for your height and build. Luxurious Hockanum Flannels, Silky Sheen Gabardines, fine Checks-and Coverts in every new Fall Shade. Come rain or come shine, this classic gentleman's coat, made of fine all- combed cotton, is tops. Styled with raglan sleeves, fly front, and Bqlmacan collar.

Colorful tartcn plaid 'linings Our Factory Price S24.95 our Factory Price $42-75 Our Factory Prict 81475 FRANK: H. HIGGINS Assjsjpir Secretary the-Army, wijtSpeak pn "The'-Business, iSide 1 of Army" a representatives of Bridgeport radustry Dec. 3 30p.m. In 1 tHefJAlgon- quiti The pKgram is ed by. tlie'Bridgeport the Advancement of -Management.

A Welcoming: committee will meet Secretary'Higgins at the Bridgeport municipal airport Stratford; Headed by Mayor Te desco, they. Ivill. include-Leonard lacurci' of Detroit. ident SAM chapter here; Roland Jordan, of Casco; Dale Ebling of the Buliard Colwell of Remington Akula of the Siiigel- Manufacturing company; John. Breitwieser of Electric; Poe of'the University and Kay DelaneyoF EdgecomK Steel.

Secretary Higgins is rknown for his woi-k with the ECA.and.as as- sistantidirectoc of the Mutual De. fense Pact Program, in contributing to t)ie recovery-of- European industrial production' after World II, particularly in the development manufacturing processes anil rebuilding the machine tojl industry of. France-and i'B has in charge of 'research' for- the Alexander vice president in- charge of new products for Ihe Bigelow-Sanford company, and has had executive assignments with Willys-Overland. Secretary Higgins, the key man in the Army's multi-billion dollar logistics program, was appointed Assistant Secretary of the Army by President Eisenhower in August, 1854. At that time Mr.

Higgins was deputy Under secretary of the Army, -to which posi he was appointed after serving as deputy assistant secretary of the Army (Materiel) since November 1953. During World War II, Mr. Higgins held the of colonel as assistant to the Chief of Ordnance of the War department, and as executive officer of 'the production engineering section, Chief of Artillery Ammunition. During the last six months of his tour of military-duty he was special assistant to Under Secretary of War, Robert P. Patterson.

Mr. Higgins is an honorary member of the American Ordnance association; a member of the American Legion; the Union League club; Rotary; Ihe toria, Ohio, Country club; the Detroit Athletic club; and the American club In Paris, France. 'CREDIT UNIONS KINGSTON, Jamaica Indies has 385 credit unions, with 58,000 members. Each is owned and operated solely by members, under Government Supervision. TRIBES OF VIET NAM Miss Olive Kingsbury, R.N.

Of The Christian and Missionary Alliance Nurse at Uitumclliiiot Lep- rosarium, who 1ms been training conducting literacy' elnsscs for women have been told so inuny times Hint 'llicy will never lcn.ru. (What fi thrill when they, begin to haltingly rend in iheir own, tongue). SPEAKING AND SHOWING PICTURES Tonight at 7:45 P.M. BEREAN CHURCH Iilt'Maln it, At AVI. Vl.lUf.

IMIM As You Know. The Best Factory Makes the Best Clothing You can be sure of quality and price when you buy your clothing needs at the Anderson-Link factory-owned branch in I CORNER FAIRFIELD IRANiSTAN AVENUES Il's so easy lo buy clolhing for MEN WOMEN BOYS direct from the manufacturer You will find Selection, Qualify and Savings that are made possible only by a real manufacturer Plenty of Free and Easy Parking right at our door Open EVERY Night Until 9 PM SUITS FOR CAIJETS PttEPS, STUDENTS Pir (HI- cd are 2 of 40 Stylet aratlnrjlc ill BETTER FALL SUITS BETTER FOR FALL No mailer type oi rugged-wear jacket that young man of youri prefers, ctioncei. ore you will i i exactly what he wants; in our complete and wetl-itocked Outerwear a menl. You will find a complete assortment of itylcs and models and a full range of liiei from 6 to 20. Featuring our own classic Duchesi suits made here our own factory of fine spe ciatlr imported Huddersfeld English Tweeds.

In addition to our classics, we have a wide variety of dressmaker and fur-trimmed box suiti in every fabric imaginable. Sizes for Misses, Juniors, Petitei and Women. SPORT COATS 4.VD Our Far lory Exciting new Sport Coats, tailored from Virgin Woolleni.Herringbones, Tweedi, Blue Flanne Blazers ond Ivy league Stripes in our new University cut. All proportioned sizes 6 to 20. Plenty of Huskies.

Let him step out with Dad look like Dad that grown-up tailored look. Your boy's suit coo bear no finer mark of distinction than to soy "It came from A i a a manufacturer of men's A complete selection of Gabardines, All- wool Flannels and Tweeds. All proportioned tiies from 6 lo 20 and 34 to 39. Plenty of Huskiet. ti PrlctM SPORTS rIB coirs The relaxed look! You name Ihe ioinion or fabric YOU belt Tweed, Flannel, Mellon or Poplin Alpaca or Orion lined from $12-50 Touch tells Ihe slory of luxurious eoati.

We are known for the finest fabrics in. Ihe world. We ore featuring inv 'ported; hand-woven Harris Tweed coats in subtle Scottish colorings well-iuiltd to the cloisie American taste. Siici for mines, petiiei, women. This it our Classic Rainwear Coot of superb fine combed poplin with tartan ploid linings and hat to match.

There is also a wide selection of stylet in novelty fabrics. Sizet 8 to 18 ond 7 to 15. Slocbi in theen gabardines washable, spot and ttain resistant. Larga Hock of Virgin Wool Flannels in a a and Charcoal Brown in our new University cut. fttltrt Prim Cl.ck.lr~.i3-".