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Il hadn't heard from Secretary
Knox, personally, on the subject, "
Mr.. Ickes complained when asked
to verify reports that had come TO
the attention of The Star.
Il didn't believe he would pre-
sumo to make such a demand on
me as tnis-were very old friends
Mr.. Ickes intimated that consider
able trouble was IN store for the
Navy or any other defense agency
that might seek to use the National
Capital parks in this manner.
Survey Under Pressure Charged.
Park officials protested that the
survey had been made under pres
sure from Secretary Knox and in
anticipation of similar demand
from the War Department. They
are continuing to resist all efforts,
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Radio Programs, Page F-5
Complete Index, Page Az
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. June

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, June
14.-United States shipbuilders
we're disclosed today to be turn
ing merchant vessels into escort"
airplane carriers with only 90
days work in an urgent drive to
put more anti-submarine fire
power into service.
First of the new fleet of carriers
equipped for convoy work-the
U. S. S. Long Island-was COM
pleted recently and already is at
sea. The Long Island. formerly
the merchant ship Monumental,
was turned into a carrier in three
months at the yards of the New
port News Shipbuilding and Dry
dock Co.
Rear Admiral o. L. Cox, super
intendent of naval shipbuilding
at the yard, and Homer l.. Fer.
guson, president of the shipbuild-
ing company, showed group Of
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Navy Demand for Auto Lots
7 Threatens Destruction of Parks
Space Is Sought for 1000 Cars;
Ickes and Parks Officials Resist Plan
By NELSON NJ. SHEPARD.

the Ickes indignant yesterday
demands Navy Department that of West Potomac
emergency parking lots for 1000 automobiles
convenience for Navy employees.
had establishment also that the Office of
Capital Parks had yielded to the point of making
equivalent approximately % including
Washington recreation grounds facing two
blocks on Constitution avenue lost seeking all the
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they claimed, to give the Navy De-
partment an entering wedge that
might eventually serve to open the
parks for automobile parking TO
other agencies.
Matters came to a head Wednes-
day when the Navy officials turned
down counter proposal and de-
manded a parking lot for 1000 cars.
They informed the park Office that
they were sure the Army would
want the equivalent in space AS
yet, the Army has made no such
demand.
Included in the parking lot sur
vey, the 1000 cars of Navy en-
ployes would be parked on the
Monument grounds between Fiji
tenth and Seventeenth streets.
Continued on Page "A, Column ~
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Union Backs Discharge
Of 10 in Outflow Strike
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 14.-Ten men,
suspended last night by Local 365,
United Automobile Workers of Amer
lea &C. L. o., on charges of instigat-
ing one-hour outlaw" strike at the
Brewster Aeronautical Corp, Long
Island City plant. were discharged
today by the company on recon-
mendation of the union.
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LEGAL GROUNDS bolster U. s.
stand on sinking. Page ALP
By GARRETT d. HORNER.

bN UAhNEt IL. HOhNLh.
The arming of American merchant
ships was predicted in well-in-
formed congressional circles last
night as the Nation awaited de-
cision by President Roosevelt-pos-
sibly tOmorroW-on what action this
Government will take on the delib-
crate sinking by German sub
marine of the American freighter
Robin Moor
After Undersecretary of State
Welles declared that the United
States would maintain its insistence
on freedom of the seas despite Nazi
threats to shoot at" any other
ship carrying supplies to the Brit
ish. one legislator high in admins
traton confidence said that 1.-The
President is going to have TO arm
our merchant ships and tell them to
protect themselves"
Other possible moves include sew
erance of diplomatic relations with
Germany, and orders for active en-
forcement of this country's historic
doctrine of freedom of the seas by
the naval patrol now ranging the
Atlantic, which might precipitate
direct armed clash with German
raiders.
Reparations Demand In Prospect.
Some authoritative sources in
sisted that the final decision re-
manned a matter OF conjecture
pending detailed study of the Robin
in dispositions scheduled to reach
Washington tomorrow.
At the least, this Government is
expected to make forcef>ll protest
to Germany, demanding separations
as well as assurances agains5 an
other attack such as sent the Robin
Moor to the bottom of the South
Atlantic on May 81 and apparently
cost the lives of IS of her 46 pas
sengers and crew member.
The Presidents executive order
yesterday freezing German and ltal-
ian funds in this country was in
terpreted in some quarters as
preliminary indication of deci-
sion that the time has come for
direct action with the gloves Off"
rather than words, in dealing with
the Axis.
To Mine New York Harbor.
At the same time the critical ma
ture of the current world situa-
ton was emphasized by Navy dis
closure that waters off New York
Harbor are to be mined inrnei;-
ately.
The Army, which has charge of
harbor defenses, described it as phi
marily a practice operation, but
the Navy noted in formal advices
to shipping that when loaded
mines are planted the area will De
patrolled constantly" The mlne
planting, it was said, would take
place between today and Septem-
Der 80
The Navy has been getting ready
quietly for some months to meet the
heavy demand for guns and gum
mounts which would follow imme-
dlately on decision to furnish
merchant ships with armament, the
Associated Press reported.
A substantial quantity of such
weapons were ION the shelf in
naval storehouses. some left over
from the World War. To supple
ment that supply, Congress appro-
priated millions specifically for such
weapons and additional funds for
the expansion of manufacturing
capacity to take care of the added
burden.
Naval officials told the House
Naval Committee early this year
that some of the 3-inch anti-aircraft
guns aboard many of the combat
ships in the fleet. which are being
(See ROBIN MOOR, Page A-6)
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By MAI. GEORGE FIELDING
ELIOT.

1t has long been the Delle1 OF Cnls
writer that sooner or later Hitler
will move east-with Ukraine grain.
Don minerals and Caucasian oil as
his objectives.
But ii seems rather dlflCult to
believe that this is the moment
chosen for such an enterprise, I'M
less: QJ Hitler now considers that
an invasion of Britain is hopeless
because of his inability to establish
air superiority over the British
Isles; co He likewise considers that
he cannot now reduce Britain by
blockade because intensified at
tempts to do so would bring the
United States Navy into the picture.
Probably there should be third
proviso-that Hitler likewise thinks
that further attacks on Egypt and
the Near East positions of Britain
in general do not offer bright hopes
of success.
Were Hitler to come to all these
conclusions, he would seem to have
only two courses of action open to
him-to make peace or to turn on
Russia and endeavor to secure him
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Order Affects Whole
Of Europe; 6 Billions
Believed Involved
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
In freezing American assets OF
foreign nations. this Government
takes funds and property OF such
nations into PROTECTIVE custody
to prevent their use for purposes
harmful to this Nation and the
objectiueS. OF its foreign policy.
State Department has opposed
suggestion that American re-
sources of all foreign countries
be frozen, arguing this Mould
uork hardship on friendly ma
lions, particularly Latin Amer
lean.
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British Fleet
Hit by French
Air-Sea Attack
Defenders Of Syria
Reply to Smelling
Of Coast Town

British and Free French inudd-
ed French inundated Syria and
Lebanon iCeek ago in What ,ras
described as preventive measures
AGAINST German establishment OF
base OF operations there for at
tack against Suez Canal. British
progress has not been rapid.
SpearheddS hare been aimed at
Syrian capital of Damascus.
LebdneSe capital Of Beirut and
Northern Syrian dirfeldS.
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Aiming Of u. 5.
Ships Seen as
Reply in Sinking
Capitol Hill Hears
Of Plan; New York
Hurbor to Be Mined
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
United States merchant ship
Robin Moor UaS torpedoed and
sunk By German submarine about
700 miles south OF Cape Verde
Islands in South Atlantic on May
Fl. Eleven passengers and cretO
members mere rescued, IS are
missing. Succession OF conpa-
rable incidents before 1917 led to
President Wilson'S decision to
arm American merchant DesSeIs
to resist unrestricted submarine
uartore.
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Stain and Military
Reported Split Over
Bowling to Germany
Red Army Officers
Declared Opposing
Dictotor's Aims

BACKGROUND
Russian German relations Uere
tense for years after rise of Adolf
Hitler because of his bitter CAM
puign against Communism, but
Uhen Germany prepared to 90 to
1Udr oUer Poland, the Russian
menace DaS quickly removed by
means OF a on-1ggreSSton pact.
Russia has prOUided Germany
NTH large quantities OF trnr mo-
teri1lS, but Hitler recently dp-
pears TO hare resumed old yedrn-
ingS for the Ukraine, nth Which
he could feed Europe.
3, the Associated Press.
LONDON, June IA rift has
developed in Soviet Russia with
Premier Joseph Stain decided
upon bending to the will of Adolf
Hitler in the matter of unstated
demands while officers of the
Red Army are opposed, diplo-
matte quarters in Finland re-
ported tonight.
Helsinki dispatches said diplomats
there had heard that Defense Com
missar S K. Timoshenko was Lead
ing the internal opposition TO
Stains policy Of German appease-
ment."
This information was received es
reports from Ankara. Turkey, said
well-informed quarters there we're
in agreement that important de-
velopments in the German
nerve war are due now at any time.
Diplomats in the Turkish capital
were repeating a remark attributed
to Reichsmarshal Hermann Goering
that Germany needs the Ukraine
for long war against the Anglo
SaXCns.'
Roads Said to Be Mined.
All roads leading from Rumania
to her former province. Russian
occupied Bessarabia, were reported
closed and mined.
Travellers arriving in Turkey from
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(See SYRIA, Page A-39
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Weather Forecast

Cloudy, brief shower in afternoon cooler
tonight; tomorrow cloudy, moderate tenn
perature. Temperatures yesterday
Highest, 86; lowest, "a.
From the United States Weather Bureau report.
Full Details on Page Az.
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(See RUSSIANS, Page AID
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(See HOUSING, Page ABB
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(See ROBIN MOOR, Page A-6)
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(See OIL, Page A-6O
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tSee POWER, Page AID
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(See BOMBERS, Page A-4)
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(See ELIOT, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1941-10-16
Savings for Your Home, Too
Art NeedIework Reduced

1 Model Baby Blanket of blue cotton bunny cloth.
29X37 inches. Was s. Now ---------------------S3 So
! Model Cotton Crocheted Rug white and black COM
bnation. Obong shape. 21x31 inches Was 81.
Now SO
Model Cotton String Rug, ivory with pastel colored
dots 80 inches round. Were $3.50. Now $3.50
1 Model Cotton Appliqued Quilt, white background
with colored appques in chntz basket design Double
size. Was 1880 Now w---------------------S $3.50
/ piece Needlepoint, chair seat and back with arms
design and background finished in all wool on cotton
canvas, dark brown background Seat, 30x32 inches;
back, 2lx21 inches; arms, 6x6 inches. Was $25.
Now ---------- ----------- $3.50
1 piece Tramme Needepoint Center Design finished
in all wool petit point with wool included to finish
design. On cotton canvas 30x42 inches. Was $28.
Now Sl8. so
1 piece Tramme Needlepoint Wool included to COM
plete design cotton canvas. 36x36. Was $3.50.
Now SI2
pieces Needlepoint Design finished in allwool petit
point and gros point cotton canvas. 3Ox3O inches.
Were $3.50. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S.
/ piece Needepoint Design, finished in a-wool petit
point and gros point cotton canvas. 29x29 inches.
Was 81. Now ---------------- ------ 81. so
1 piece Tramme Needepoint Center of design, finished
in al-wool gros point with wool included to finish
design cotton canvas. Fire Screen, 28x39 Was
ART NEEpLEwoRK SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
Sterling Silver Reduced

8 Mayonnaise Sets, weighted Were S4 SO. Now $3.50
2 6-piece Sherbet Sets weighted Were $40. Now $3.50
pair Salt and Peppers, weighted Was S.. Now $3.50
pairs Salt and Peppers, weighted. Were $3.50.
Now ----------------- $3.50
pair Salt and Pepers, weighted Were $40. Now $3.50
IL Sugar and Creamers, weighted. Were $3.50
Now --------- $3.50
6 pairs Sugar and Creamers, weighted. Were IS.
Now -- $3.50.
1 pair Sugar and Creamers Was $895. Now Sc
2 pairs Sugar and Creamers Were $40 Now 81
l Sugar Bowl only, engraved S.; not weighted. Was
S8.75. Now ----------------- -.------ 30
2 Cream Pitchers weighted Were $425 Now S125
Sugar Bowls, weighted. Were $3.50. Now ----- S125
1 Jgger Engraved B.. not weighted. Was IS. Now So
1 Cream Pitcher, weighted. Was $375. Now 81
1 Baby Cup Engraved Betty Lou. Was $3.50. Now $3.50
1 Sugar Bowl, weighted. Was SIS. Now So
3 Beverage Cups, weighted. Were s2.75 Now - S115
Console Candlesticks, weighted. Were 81 each. Now
each ---------------- ----------- .---- ooc
1 pair Console Candlesticks, weighted. Were $3.50
pair Now pair ---------------. SZ50
/ Console Candlestck, weighted Were IS. Now 81
1 pair Candlesticks, weighted. Less than "a price.
Now ------------------------ ~
1 pair Candlescks, weighted. Was $3.50. Now $3.50
l -air CandeIabra weighted Was $40 pair. Now.
nair - SIS
l Candelabra, weighted. Was $40 EACH Now, each $40
Plus 1929 tax
SILVER ROOM FIRST FLOOR.
Compotes Reduced
1 Was 81 So Now $3.50 Was S. 50 Now s4s5
l Was $40. Now S6.75 -
Was S. Now S3.75 was 81 No"------s'
2 Compotes, weighted. Were IS. Now------------ So
IA Vases, weighted. Were $3.50. Now-------t---$25o
Weighted Bowls Reduced
Z Were $5. Now 50 , u,.s .,s Noy s,x
1 Was $3.50. Now $3.50 ~
Evening star., 1941-10-16
Masculine Ways to Thrift
Mems Sportswear Reduced

43 Cotton Sweaters in sleeveless and haf-sleeve
pulover styles Light mixtures of blue and tan
in sizes small, medium, large Less than u price
Now - ---- 85c
IL Fabric Jackets including awool slide fastened light
weight jackets and reversible style with side wool
and the other cotton water-repelent Broken sizes.
Less that half price. Now $4S5
Coat Sweaters in teal color 800 rayon, $50 cotton
459o wool Sizes 10, a. 46 Were IS. Now $2.S5
Savings broken lots OF lightweight two-piece leisure
suits and convertible collar sports shirts in small and
large sizes.
TIE MEMS STORE SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-10-16
Feminine Fashions Reduced
Sports Goats, rs
We're S3S and S39.75

of Stroock's all-Wool camelShair and imported
tweeds Gold, nude or brown mixtures. Sizes
IL to 18, So and 38.
Imported All n-wool Sports Coats with matching hand
bags Tan 18: navy size 16 red solid color with
blue trim size 16 Were slOO, Now S5225
Sportswear and Dress Coats. boxy and fitted styles
Al-woo navy purple brown black Sizes IL TO 49, 36
and 40 Were s6975 and s7975 Now S4415
Casual Coats all-wool Brown, and navy plaids
solid color. Size a. Were s697 Now $37
Dress Fitted Coats Forstmann a-wooI fabrics. Navy
only Sizes 44l2 and 48lz. Were $55. Now s37
Casual and Dress Coats boxy or fitted. Plads and
solid coors include blue, rose and navy Sizes u
1s and 40. Were $6975 and Now S33
MISSES AND WoMENs COATS THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
Dress Fabrics
Reduced

200 yards Of Plain and Novelty
Rayon Dress Crepes. In street
shades and a few pastels. 80
inches wide Less than Il
price e-----44c = yard
500 yards Of . selection Of
Rayons. Silks and Cottons, in
plain and novelty weaves and
prints. In lengths Of l to 3l2
yards. 36 inches to so inches
wide. Reduced Il price.
50 yards Of Imported French
Zibeline Suitinx, $50 wool, 159o
rabbitshair. In navy, wine and
rust. 81 inches wide. Was $3.50
a yard. Now $3.50 9 yard
Is yards Embroidered Wool
Crepe, embroidered in all-over
design in red, royal. green on
black background. The back
ground is 1907 wool. Enbroi-
derry 1870 wool. 25To cotton.
Suitable for jackets, evening
coats or capes. So inches wide.
Was 81 a yard. Now---$3.50
IS yards Of Quilted Rayon Taf-
feta, in black or navy. Suitable
for jackets, evening coats or
capes. 36 to 80 inches wide.
Uas 60 Nou 81
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND Floor.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
Women's Shoes
s4.9' wsJe Yer ..:a:. ss:.S

200 pairs of suede. bucko. calf
skin and alligator grain calf.
Pumps, stepins and oxfords.
Black, tan, blue and brown.
Group includes famous makes.
All lower and medium heels.
Sizes 1 TO 8. Widths AAAA
to C..
so pairs Pandora Shoes in dis
continued styles. Suede, patent
leather, alligator combinations.
Walking. street and dress shoes.
Brown, black and blue. Broken
sizes from 4 to 9 and widths
AAAA to 8. Were 1885 and
more. Now w-------------S6 S6.95
Wo1lHr's SHOES, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
Living and Dining Room
Furniture Reduced 10

l China Cabinet, walnut veneer and gumwood Orig
inaly $40. Now --------------- S35
l Buffet to match. Originally s65. Now $32.50
l French design Sofa, blue figured cotton tapestry
cover. Originally s13950 Now $6875
1 Small Chippendale design Barrel Chair, wine rayon
satin cover. Originally $10350. Now $51.75
Arm Chairs, walnut finish on birch, buff simulated
leather seat covers. Less than "a price. Now $695
l Mirror, mahogany veneer on hardwood. Sizes 14x28
inches. Originally sll. Now ---------------- $3.50
LIVING DINING ROOM FURNITURE Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
Furs Reduced

1 Brown dyed Squirrel Coat. IA s2s5 Now $500
1 BIack-dy Kidskn Coat, size is. Was s225 Now
S1495O
1 Black dyed Persian Lamb Coat. size 49, Was 1898.
Now
Dyed japanese Mink Cape Jacket size IL. Was s2s5
Now ------------- Sl5950
1 Dyed Kolinsky Jacket. 16 Was Now S249 so
1 Tipped Raccoon Jacket size 18. Was S198 Now $125
Silver Fox Hplength Cape. size 90 Was 1858 Now $3.50
Mink-dyed Kolinsky Scarfs, four-skin. Were s799
Plus 1920 tax.
FUR SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
Halloween Costumes
Silk Squares, So
We're 81

80, wine, navy or brown.
! MArabou Cape. Less than 2
price. Now S6.95
l Marabou Cape. Was Sl095.
Now -----------S5 S5.95
/ Marabou Jacket. Less than y
price. Now $685.
l Ostrich trimmed Shawl, rayon
chiffon. Was $l0.95. Now S5.95
NEcKwrAR, AISLE IS,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
Sports Dresses
sIO.2s ~sse esS sdts sdt,9S

80 Of rayon In plain colors and
prints of green, blue, brown, yel-
low and navy. Sizes IL to 20.
5 Coats and Capes of wool in
plain colors and plaids. Lug
gage, orange, blue. Sizes Il TO
Is. Were $29.75 and more.
: Now SI9.95
IL Jacket Dresses Of rayon in
pink, yellow, green, brown. Sizes
IL to 40. Less than Il price.
Now S23.95
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
Bedroom Furniture Reduced Ia to 10

1 Double Bed, poster panel design, mahogany
veneer on hardwood. Originally S2750. Now $1625
/ Vanity Base, 18th Century design mahogany veneer
on hardwood. Originally $45 Now S2475
1 Matching Mirror. Less than u price. Now IS
Mirror, walnut and gumwood. Originally
SIT Now -------------------------- $3.50
Double-size Bed poster design mahogany finished
gumwood. Originally s1150. Now S575
1 Slipper Chair, ayon-and-cotton figured in
coral shade. Originally $18.75. Now LIS
Solid Maple Bed spool design double size Originally
$l675. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sl175
Large Boudoir Chair, button tufted back with loose
reversible cushion. Pink rayon cover Originally
Chaise Tongue button tufted back and seat Figured
green cotton chintz cover. Originally $2250. Now
1878
BEDROOM FURNITURE FIFTH Floor
Evening star., 1941-10-16
Costume JeweIry
>k''o Vas 81

so pieces including necklaces of
natural color wood and leather.
Also composition material. Pins.
spray designs of enamel with
rhinestones and simulated pearls
in pastel colors.
Is pieces Costume Jewelry in
cluding spray pins of enamel in
wine color and white. Neck
laces Of flower design in COM
position. Was S6. Now----$4
Plus 1919 Tox
COSTUME JEwELRY, AISLE 5,
FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
Gloves, 81 lfs !, s,;ee thar

40 pairs, including doe-finished
lamb shorties and pull-ons and
suede pull-ons. Beige, tan,
pastels and high colors.
1s pairs Fancy Suede Gloves.
British tan with black patent
leather trim. Less than a
price. Now 81
25 pairs Fancy Kid Gloves with
suede trim. Hand-sewn side
and top. Green or black. Less
than y price. Now
GLOVES, AISLE 1s, FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
Savings for the Young Set
from Baby to Junior Miss
Little Girls BIouses, 85'
Were Sis

Were Sis
25 of cotton in white with colored trim, broad
CLOTH dotted Swiss and dimity. Sizes to 6
years.
Skirts of pastel paids blue brown and rose shades
Some 1907 wool, others of 5712To wool and 421aoo
rayon. Sizes to years. Were $195 Now $145
"a pairs Shorts of cotton gabardine in yellow brown,
rose blue and peach. Sizes 2, g. and years. Were
81 65 Now --------- CSC
20 Cotton Dresses in pads and prints in blue green or
red Sizes to years. Were ST. 95. Now-------$l4a
IS Cotton Shirts of seersucker in blue red and
green Sizes to years. Less than u price. Now Csc
JUVENILE APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
Night Gowns, 'I'7'
Were SI95

IL of rayon crepe In red or blue
with white coin dots. Sizes 80,
"a and 40.
5 Gowns Of printed rayon crepe
with open midriff Gold and
red. Sizes SO and SO. Were
S1.95. Now S1.45
IL Gowns Of rayon sheer with
printed floral designs on blue
and blush. Sizes 80 TO SO. Were
S295. Now $1.95
8 Gowns OF rayon sheer floral
print on blue, pink and maize
grounds. Sizes "a to SO. Were
S595. Now------------- S2.9S
9 Gowns Of rsyon satin with cot
ton lace trim. Blue and tea
rose. Sizes 48, so and 81. Were
S595. Now $2.e5
UNDERWEAR THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
Students "Woodshire
Varsity" Two-trousers Suits
sZ/''o Were S35

Is suits from regular stock of finer wool
cheviots anG worsteds in neat mixtures and
plaids Single and double breasted models
designed especially for younger men. Sizes
"a to 49,
"a Reversible Topcoats, atwood tweed and
shower-resistant cotton-fine combination
for campus and sportswear Regulars "a to
3s; long 35, 36, 81. Were $25. Now---$l7.5o
STUDENTS CLOTHING, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-16

1 Slipper Chair springfed seat and back fruitwood
frame and legs striped peach-color cotton cover.
Originally $35. Now $ls.75
Modern design Chaise Tongue, loose pillow seat and
back rayon-andcotton peach and beige striped cover
Originally $50 So Now S34. 50
1 Pillow SOC white goose down. 50'5 white goose
feathers, cotton ticking. 2lx27 inches Originally
$875 Now ---------- S6.75
1 Pillow 25q5 white goose down, 75S white goose
feathers cotton ticking. 2lx27 inches. Originally s6.
Now --------
Pillow 1907 white goose down. cotton ticking, 21x27
inches Originally SLOTS Now w-------------$8 1918
Single-sze Bolsters, alwhite goose feathers, tan
and white striped cotton ticking Originally S. Now 81
Pillows 100qo white goose feathers 2lx27 inches,
striped cotton ticking Originally s425 Now---S3fS