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Favorable Interpretation
OF F. D. Address Aids Stocks
now JONES ANFR4GE<

DOW JONES AVERAGES
Industrial .....ies.1S. up e.es
Raj ........... @ees, eff Gle
Utility $50 ISIS. up e.n7
IS stocks 1890. 42.s4. eff o.ei
Stock sales appropriated $50
300 shares compared with see 900
THURSDAY. curb STOCK sales we're
is 90 shares against 10 ooo IN
tire previous session.
INV Yosk stocks made an
Irregular advance IN moderate
trading Friday OF favorable inter
probation o. President Roossvslt-s
speech.
wsn street considered the speech
as clearing uncertainty on our
ships a. sea Since the president
didn't mention Japan. the market
community dedueed that the ad-
ministration was hoping for ami
cable settlement O. japanese
United States differences
Stocks were firm early. They
encountered some profit taxing
that brought irregllsrity in the
third hour and then resumed their
upturu. Leading issues continued
10 fluctuate narrowly while Sc
leotive buying and selling went
ahead over a wider range in special
issues.
New favoritss were brougt 70
the fore Canadian Pacific led IN
turnover and made q small net
gain. Robert Gsir. maker Of paper
containers, made new high on
large turnover. It's preferred also
set a new 1e41 high on gain Of
more than y point. L. S Rubber
and international Paper continued
active but eased on profit-taking
Quotations courtesy Dean Writer 4
Co Washington Bids. members
New York Stock Exchanged
High Low Close
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Wholesale Dealers Report
Market Prices UNCHANGED

The local wholesale market vas
steady In all divisions Friday, with
exception Of n few minor price
changes in fruit and produces.
Both celery and oaulifl0vsr wAs
being sDld ~ 8 % per crate. Dry
onions were quoted at 81 per 90
lbs. and Hubbard squash was
priced At TWO cents per 10.
Grapefruit was sellinE from
s276 10 50 30 per crate. seedlsAs
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Woter Traffic Cop
Checks on Speeders

sAs HAfAtf. 1ais--I1s city
bsiieVes q hss the only nagiiesi
traffic officer la M United Eiatsa
speeding bcsts travelling dgEn
Ean Rafael canal hsss ben eaas-
inx serious dasssEs 70 th4 BANKS
u Ia Netsrsay through the
1gisnolnS - heavy waves ~ Ia
use4r wake
70 gfsssns fhls a sB.s<ial traits
afflssf has besa appointed % keep
besis IN fhs middle ~ ths ensnnsi
sna 70 sssp them within ths sgssa
limit fiys m.iss az kes4f.
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Case Reviewed

MELBOURNE, Australia ~ The
mysterious DISAPPEARANCE Of Henry
Pamphilon. Heloourn. booknaker.
from the Aatson liner Monterey
between San Francisco and Los
Angeles. in August 1910. was re-.
viewed IN court here today.
Affidavits dsalIng with
Pamphilon's disap peAranoe
were presented In court when
a Judge approved distribution
Of the income and residu. Of
the bookmaker's estate 10 his
brothers. sisters and n niece.
Pamphilon Jeff Ar estate In We
tora valued a. si35 go IN realty
and S6s l57 IN personal property
he also had considerable asset ln
the United States.
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Fridays Wholesale
Prices in Tacoma
To Check Soviet Needs

wAsUIsGTOs The American
Ped Cross all ssnd . dsisrs,i0n
20 Russia - inysstlEats relief
needs n that country. Chairman
Norman " Davis II the hs1 Cross
announced Friday.
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AMBROSE RELEASED

IDAHO tAfIS. Ida - Fpur
Idaho Pals gusses baseball pay.
srs Including Player Manager
EDDIE Marshall. have Teen granted
outright releases Business Mar
agsr Log Garland asl1 today
OfhsF Players glFsn releases
we're Pat AloDfoss. Epssett stoft-
stop Eugene agiksr. caifisiasr
sna Lstny Mcconnell third sssss
nan.
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grapes were roing out 81 $50
per crats and Toksys and Con
cords we're being sold st ti75
per crate ana 2s cents per basket.
respectively.
Flour held its advances ~ Thurs
day.
Activity WAS reported generally
good In all divisions.
Listed quotations are Wholesale
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Investment Trusts
SASH AND DOOR LEAGUE
Sixth Avenue Alleys

1iAAh Akfnnf AArfs
Francs 1879 ~ " Cabinets
l547 90. nigh tsr1ss and singls
lg4 $40
shlppsrs zIss - Va Cutter
1852 20. high sinRls And series
lse-SsT.
Nil Dept 1888 - vs. Essh sn1
Dad Dept 1875 a. hirn nng.e
L s'erFsnbsfg hlgh tsr.ss. G
Oato. $50.
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Markets Of q Glance

stocks irregularly higher n mod
srats trading.
Bonds Irregular
Curb stocks irHegulsr
Wheat = 70 : cent lexsr.
Corn OF = 20 ;
Cotton up about = cents = hals
after resetion from neN l2-yesr
highs on gains o. about s. 50 =
bale
Silver in New York unchanged.
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FOREIGN ExCBAsGE

MN YORK STEADY. FRIDAY 2
? m esbls rates o. major e4rfen-
Ger. Ensi@nd pound 405i ap
Cos. Canada collar oEsh of
% Csh2 pss9l 0 - = OF % =
Mexico fpssoy -201o.
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WANT-AD
ROMANCE

Continued IRON wonnens Page
i never toad I'd : loved I'm.
I wanted everything q ~ strictly
eusine~-rvs made am think !
card FOR Joe-7
re telephons fangisd
Both grsee>d e. r. MIA tens
TIE call Il wasn't Ted Il as
May.
We're posspon.nE IRE vet-
ding she SD sJce = taking .
leave q shsenc. untu ycu lcSAts
Ted Wei arrive or the after
noon plane"
There wers no eleWss Ted had
simply dropped cut q sight The
telegrApheE a. Lake olivarA had
sid him a ticket 10 Chicago, but
there the tran ended. Mike hired
private detectives. even notified
the police. but Ted could not b
found.
To Kay. the DAYS and nights
were torture. she recalled every
thing TED had said. That kiss Al
the plant. when wondrosoap Nss
their big dream.
She couldn't even 20 back 10
the plant 70 recspture any mem
Dries a high steel fence SIR
rounded the factory now. soldiers
guarded the gate. she didn't have
a single can Of Wondro~oap. All
she had WAS = shining dcorknoh
Joe and Mary tried 10 find new
interests for her to help her for
get Ted and failed utterly. Kay
pretended 10 enjoy the parties and
dinners they arranged. eut the
foursome was not the same with
out Ted AL the fun was gone.
Then the telegram came
1t was brief. to the point. Saw
your sd in hometown paper. Am
oksy Uncle Sans army turned
me down. Bum ticker. Maybe
Canada can use me- II was
signed Ted"
He might al least have added
Low" Flynn erumhled. Wouldn't
have cost him much
II he goes TO Canada where
will he cross the border Kay
asked.
ANY place in n couple Of thou
sand miles" Flynn snorted. But
he'll probably 20 either 10 Detroit
or Niagara Fails. Joe. YOU and
Mary try Detroit Kay. wen take
the plane TO Buffalo"
The big Airliner seemed 10 crawl
through the air. Kays thoughts
raced ahead. What II they were
too late? What II Ted had al
ready enlisted? She would wait.
she knew. always. What NJ
The stewardeSs tapped her
shoulder. "Fasten your safety
belt, please we're landing"
Mike hurried the remaining
miles TO Niagara, installed Kay in
a hotel.
Wen check in AZ the recruit
ing office first Ask them TO no
tify all other offices Don't fret.
Katie. wen find the boy"
She made Mike 20 alone. Some
thing-a bunch, perhaps-kept her
from going with him. She walked
from the hotel to the Falls Even
Nisgara's mRgnifioencs left her
unmoved
Honeymooners come here, she
thought. HAPPY brides and
grooms. She was alone She sat
on a park bench. Across the walk
a man glanced at her He would
speak TO her in a minute. n she
didn't stop staring She picked up
a newspaper. but she couldn't read
the headlines.
She did not see him come down
the walk. didn't notice him st at
the far end Of the bench. IN.
man across the walk shuffled MS
feet. Kay looked up.
TED"
KAY"
His arms were around her, ma
kisses on her lips.
Ted why Why did you
leave ?" she whispered
He kissed her again. There
would BE- time for explanations
later.
The man across the walk left
abruptly
n
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nAsk TnAssAfTIoNs

sfAT1fI - Friday. clssflofs.
So Sol l0Ssz a. balances. ttztl.-
ssi -. frsnszetionf. fzi 7zi 90.
PORTLAND Fsaays cl.sfieEs.
so al AZ %. balances. 81 szs .sSs.
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You hep yourself when you buy
Z. S. De1enSs Bona.
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Moon Quarter Moon Quarter
Sept 20 Sept AZ Oct 5 Sept Is
data supplied by .. s Weather
bureau. Department of Commerce..
Washingtons forecast = Mostly
cloudy with scattered clouds FRI
day night and Saturday. Continued
cool. Gentle westerly winds off
the coast and over inland waters
OF the state.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the -
hours ending at a m. Friday.
trace; since September /, All
inches, a surplus of 199 inches:
since January l. 1854 inches, a
deficiency of 4.09 inches.
Wind at s a. m. Friday south
west 10 m. p. h.
Barometer at 1856 and rising
OF.
Sun rises at b:45 Saturday and
sets at 6:27.
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Special Notices
Lost and Found

Lost and Found
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L sshooi slfi hst~ssn Jason Ice and
1efnsna osn*fsi hospital AAin
o1es Reward
/ oar - DIAMOND nfso vicinity
l olympus hetsl o. vAh ami Crfns
mere tfs reward fog futufns
yu3 Commerce -
/ osr-- small aos. ~isshelFsa W.
/ gTAfish biask. white chest ~
safd rhans Garland so1e. %
Route . nos ssa
/ oaT oid fashioned suld rms. Ia.
l. coma avenue nsWsfu nHo.ds
waf 22as Nfnn COMMIT
onr--ol.AahEn advertised wishoa,
I chs~se Cell caswell Optical Go
Trsnsporisiion
rnEr rATn no. IItK rAnr g y.
~ n. s4Tie Twice daily
CROFT HoIfL Ma soei
Instruction
ron BARRIER ,uns. learn 9TH pc,
~ aoisfs ehfses i<ie fsstss.
Male Help Wanted
YOUNG MAN. tH 20 IS. snsieus =,
lsafn floral business and s1t afraid
az wnfs Must mos sltY Rnd isks
distfietss drlss ara have risasins
personality nuss - wililnE %
start - minimum wefs ss.a stss
iffssulAf baaFs. EEtslisnt fgtufs
49,. ...rtra. f.fassU y ana A
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no pna1s gails nfosus rloNsfe.
4hiA sua ~ Tacoma ~sy
NJ Youn Own boss wei assslaIsa
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pierce esunts Aisa ess N ts~ia
f,ralsTa uaEius nis fsfofds thia
psss YIus opportunity fa3 foti,
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NANfrD Ysans man nth oii
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Give ~ references. sineuna ~
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f-i. Tacoma fiasA.
DErEasE wonEfftn NEEDED nowl
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and fsn lsafH IN tso seefs ~. Niii
finangs f0sf training Wit an
dsfsoH Airplans ssnaai. .. q, tsgs
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N. Y. CURB STOCKS

Closlng Pfless Plrnzshso ~
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KAY"
His arms were around her. ma
kisses on her bps.
Ted why Why did you
leave ," she whispered
He kissed her again. There
would b. time for explanations
later.
The man across the walk left
abruptly
ITO h. f.Dneltsde.d4
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Sports Dresses
Reduced, '4'H
Less than Y, price

20 cotton and rayon sports dresses
in pink, brown, red, blue and white.
Sizes II to AZ.
IA Wool Sports Jackets with plaid
trim. Brown, red and green. Sizes
10 to II. Were $1395. Now--37.s5
IS Cotton Corduroy Suits. Blue,
red and green. Sizes 10, IL, is and
20. Were ss95. Now--S7.45
30 Rayon Sports Dresses, prints
and plain colors, blue, pink, beige
and navy. Sizes IL to AZ. Were
s16.95 and more Now $10.15
As Rayon and Cotton Sports
Blouses. prints and plain colors.
blue, white, red and pink. Sizes
II to 20. Were s295 and much
more. Now ---------------N.95
Wool Riding Goats IN tweeds,
checks, and plain colors in brown.
beige, black, blue. Sizes IL to 20.
Were s35. Now $21
pairs Riding Wool Pants in white
and beige. Sizes II to Is. Were
s29.95. Now $21
% Cotton Riding Pants and
Jodhpurs in brown, black, green
and beige. Sizes "a, rs, 80, 30. 36.
Were s2.95 and more. Now---$l.95
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
BY CLARK LEE,
Associated Press War Correspondent.


MANILA, Dec. 1l.-One day OF
war at Manila has made tough, de-
termined soldiers out OF good many
American youngsters who only short
ly before were just kids in soldiers
uniforms.
I spent the night with group OF
them on anti-aircraft duty guarding
Manila Bay. Their detachment shot
down the first japanese plane felled
by anti aircraft fire in the Clark
Field battle and later downed four
others, plus one badly hit and prob
ably unable to return to its carrier.
They were dog tired from daylong,
nightlong duty. but quickly sprang
to man their guns when we heard
the sound of japanese bombers ap-
preaching at 2::25 o'clock yesterday
morning in a softly moonlit sky.
They withheld their fire because
they did not sight the planes.
In the drawing accent ola South
western State they said: Yesterday
we'd let f1y anywhere at the sky"
At first they were so green that
when 54 japanese bombers came
over at 10000 feet with the sunlight
painting their silvered wings they
remarked to one another: my, amt
they purty?"
A few minutes later they suddenly
became soldiers instead Of kids.
They didn't hit any of the heavy.
multi-motored raiders. but they did
answer to their own satisfaction the
Evening star., 1941-12-11

1-9x12 18th Century design
Washed Wool Carpet Rug. Was
S98.50. Now -----------$5 $54.75
1-15xS.3 Plain Beige Wool
Broadloom Carpet Rug. damaged.
Was $3.50. Now $49.50
1-12x12 Beige Tone on tone
Wool Wilton Rugs. Less than
u price. Now $3.50
2-9x12 Figured Reversible Wool
Rugs Were $3.50. Now -S24.95
1-9x12 Tone on tone Wool
Broadloom Rug. Was 500. Now,
S54.50
2-3x5 18th Century design
washed Carpet Rugs. Were
$3.50. Now -$ $8.95
1-2.2x4 18th Century design
Washed Carpet Rug. Was $10.95.
NOW $0.S5
6-36x63 Reversible Wool faced
Chenille Rugs, fringed all
around. Were $5.95. Now, $3.95
Evening star., 1941-12-11
WAR at Manila Quickly Turns
Kids Into Tough, Grim Men

question Of whether the Japanese
can fly airplanes and bomb ac-
curately.
Sure. they can bomb" a sergeant
said. "If they can't hit fish in
a barrel from 10000 feet they can
come close to it"
While the last bombs were still
exploding, Japanese fighter planes.
obviously from carriers, dived and
strafed planes on the ground and
the gun position as well. The guns
went into action, getting five for
sure and probably one more" Two
American pursuit planes pitched into
the battle and downed one each.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Friday Savings for Thrifty Women
Two-piece Suits so
Vere SI7.9S and more

Is suits Of tweed in 3-button classic
types. Green, rust and blue mix
lures. Sizes IA TO 20. Also dress
maker types in soft woolens to be
worn as a suit or 2-piece dress. In
brown, navy, toast, green, gold and
blue. Sizes II to 1S.
6 Fur trimmed 1-piece Suits In
black, wine, brown and brown mix
ture tweed, trimmed with Persian
Lamb and Leopard. Were t55.
Now S35, plus 10To tax
Wolf-trimmed 3-piece Suits in
hickory color. Sizes IL to 49, Were
S49.75. Now -------------$ $29.75
10 Untrimmed Coats. fitted style In
natural covert cloth, and navy
Officers" coat. Sizes II to 16.
Were S29.75. Now 1913
s 2-piece DresSmaker Suits, 94eo
wool and So rabbitshair, saddle
stitched in color. Blue, red, black
and wine. Sizes 10 to 20. Were
S22.95. Now -------------S S14.s5
ALI are labeled as to fabric content.
woMEN's AND MISSES CoArs AND
SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Lorfon Guard Succumbs
To Wounds in SHOOTING

James Frank Phelps. jr., 80, Lor-
ton Reformatory guard, shot last
month in an argument at an inn
on the Washington Richmond high
way, died yesterday at the Alexan-
dria (Va) Hospital.
Mr.. Phelps, former member Of
the homicide squad of the Washing
ton Police Department, had been a
guard at the reformatory for five
years. His body was taken to Halls
Funeral Home in Occoquan. Va,
before burial in Boiling Green, KY.
Daniel o. Justice, 40, a farmland,
who lived near Woodbridge. Va, was
arrested short time after the
shooting. After police broadcast
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Junior Misses
Sweaters, s2'''

~ Wv
30 Wool and Angora Blend
Sweaters with short sleeves. In
white, pink and blue. Sizes II
TO IS.
20 Slip-on Sweaters in white.
red, blue, yellow. pink. beige.
turquoise. Sizes 80 to So. Were
s1.95. Now ------ S1.45
35 Imported Shetland Sweaters,
cardigan and slip-on styles.
Long and short sleeves. Sizes
81 to So. Were 1896 and more.
Now S3.95
Is Rayon Crepe Shirts. long
sleeves. convertible collars. In
maize. Sizes IL to Is. Were
s2.95. Now ow---S1.95
Is Skirts in wool or wool and
rayon combinations Qabeled as
to material content(. Pleated
and plain styles. In red, blue.
brown. teal. green. Sizes II to
IS. Less than y price. Now.
ss.ss
30 Dirndls of rayon crepe. light
weight wool, cotton corduroy. In
vivid red, royal blue. black.
green, brown. Sizes IL TO IS.
Were SASS and sfo.s5. Now,
s1.95
Is Dresses in rayon twill, spun
rayons, wool and rabbits hair
combinations. In blue, beige,
gold and brown. Sizes II to Is.
Were $7.95. Now S5.95
Is Dresses in cotton corduroy
and light weight woods. Long
and short sleeves. Were sl0.95.
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL,
u,~v~rx u, M.
Evening star., 1941-12-11

was flashed for Justice his car be-
came mired near the inn. He went
to the home of a justice of the
peace to call garage, but the Off
Ger called police instead and guard
ed Justice until they arrived.
When Mr. Phelps was taken to
the hospital he was found to have
five bullet wounds.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Furs Reduced

1 pair Silver Fox Scarfs. Were $1e5.
Now S99
2 pair Silver Fox Scarfs. Were $1s5.
Now ----------$139
1 pair Silver Fox Scarfs. Were $3.50
Now Sl45
4 Silver Fox Jackets. Were s198.
Now -$l05
1 Gray Kidskin Coat, size 16. Was
SITS. Now 1929
1 Black-dyed Persian Lamb Coat,
size 40. Was s495. Now S340
Seal-dyed Rabbit Coats, sizes 8.
IA. 18, 20. Were $110. Now $3.50
1 Dyed Cross Fox 32-inch Jacket,
Hat and Muff, size l6.' Was $3.50.
1 Sable-dyed Guanaco 32-inch Coat,
size 16. Was S98. Now s65
1 Blue Fox-dyed Guanaco 32-inch
Jacket, size 16. Was s7S Now, $45
1 Platinum dyed Caracul Lamb
Coat, size IL. Was SITS. Now, $11o
1 Dyed Asiatic Mink Jacket, size
IA. Was 1925. Now $169.50
/ Dyed Kolinsky Jacket, size 16
Was 1898. Now w------$2 $228
Black-dyed Kidskin Jackets, sizes
16, 38. Were $95. Now w--- $65
1 Black-dyed Kidskin Jacket, size
IL. Was $7995. Now SIS
1 Black dyed Persian Paw Muff.
Less than u price. Now IS
All prices plus 1919 fa1
FUR SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Chinese CarvedChes $3.50
Much less than y price

Much less than u Price
chests with solid brass trimming % inches long,
Is inches high, Is inches wide.
Chinese Chests Of carved teakwood with camphorwood
tray Were $40 STATS
Vanity mirror cherry and maple hardwood
design Much less than n price Now $3.50
] Louis XVI Design Bed Of cherry and maple veneer
hardwood-to match the above vanity Single size Much
less than II price
poster design with open foot end mahogany veneer
and hardwood combination Double siSe Less than u
price Now S1e15
1 Night Table in modern design Rosewood veneer on
hardwood Less than Il price. S1375
Vanity and mirror of Regency design Mahogany veneer
hardwood Less than "a price $3.50
Boudoir Chair with button back and loose reversible seat
cushion upholstered in blue and cotton figured ma
terial Was s975 &13
Boudoir Chair back of rayon and
cotton material. Was S22 Now
BspaooM FURNTrURE FIFTH FLooa.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Maternity Dresses
Reduced

One and two-piece styles in rayon,
some with jackets and full-length
coats. Separate skirts and blouses
also included in the group. Plain
colors and prints in black, navy,
wine, brown and light colors. Sizes
u TO 20.
10 Were 1895 and more. Now $3.50
IL Were s13e5 to s16.95. Now 1915
; Were $685.. Now $3.50
Were S22.o5 to S25. Now $3.50
4 Were s29.75. s22
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Misses Dresses
Reduced

Daytime and afternoon dresses,
Jacket dresses included. Rayon
crepe, rayon jersey, rayon chiffon
and rayon Shantung weave in
many prints, polka dots and stripes,
also solid colors in navy. brown,
black, green, gray and red. Sizes
II TO 20.
8 Were 1895 and more. Now S5.15
Less than Il price. Now --- S7.s5
6 Were SASS and s16.95. Now 1915
Is Were S16s5. Now------$12.50
9 Were S19.95 and more. Now $14.50
1s Were s2295 to s2975. Now
$3.50
"a Were s29.75 and more. Now
$3.50
3 Were s2e.75. Now $22
3 Were s35 and much more. Now
s24
Was s35 Now $26.25
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
British Ambulance Unit
To Aid u. 5. Defense

The British American Ambulance
Corps, originally set up to supply
ambuiances to British forces, has
offered all it's facilities to civilian
defense authorities, it was an
nounced today.
Contributions to the corps will
now mean ambulances for Ameri-
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Puerto Rico Conducts
Its Second BIuckout
BY the Associated Press.

by IIIt hSSUVIdItu FTtSs.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico. Dec. IL
Puerto Rico had an islandwide
blackout last night for the second
night in succession.
Military sources said the White
House had inquired Tuesday night
as to what island defense steps mad
been taken.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Bien JoIie Corsettes, s3s'

We're S6
IS Bien Jolie Corsettes of cotton batste, with
elastic cotton lace tops. Talon-fastened, well
boned models. Sizes 35 to Al
10 Lily Of France and Woodthrop One-pece Foundation
Garments of cotton batiste with elastic Well boned and
lighter types all with cotton lace tops Sizes a. 36 81 38
SO, 40. Less than Il price. Now---------------A A9S
IS Brasseres and Bandeaux in Hollywood Maiden Form
A p. other makes. Cotton laces nets and batiste
Some with silk satin. Sizes 80 to a. Were $50 and
more Now 81
CoRsErs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Dinner and Evening
Dresses Reduced

A large group including rayon
chiffon, rayon lace, rayon crepe
with bead trim or metal stitching
trim. Also some rayon lace and
marquisette combinations. Some
with jackets. In black, blue, beige,
rose and green. Sizes 18 to A and
1914 to 24l2.
4 Were s1695 and more Now S9.95
10 Were s22.95 and more. Now
SASS
Were s22.95. Now ------$16.50
6 Were s25 and s29.75. Now S18.75
10 Were s35 and s3e75 Now $26
Were S39.75 and $4975. Now
$3.50
Were s49.75. Now S32
WoMEN's FORMAL FASHIONS,
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-12-11
Misses Formal
Fashions Reduced

Included are dresses Of rayon lace.
crepe, marquisette, taffeta and
mousseline de sole In purple. navy,
blue, pink, white. beige and printed
jersey and chiffon. Sizes 10 to 18.
Less than Il price. Now s5.75
9 Less than u price. Now---S7.75
5 Were $1695. Now - - S9.75
! Were $2295 and more. Now
!Sl4.50
3 Were s2s.75 and much more.
Now - $3.50
7 Were $3975 and much more.
1 Gold-color Velvet Dinner Dress,
size 18. Was $25, Now S18.75
Wine color Velvet Dinner Dress,
size II. Less than y price. Now, S22
MISSES FORMAL FASHIONS,
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-12-11

can service men, explained Mrs.
Walter r. Tuckermah, local chair
man. Contributions can be sent to
her at Edgemoor lane, Bethesda, Md.