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Windsors
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q few policemen and detectives we're
on hand and there was no motor
cycle escort.
The Duke and Duchess were met
at Union Station by Sir Ronald
Campbell. Minister of Great Brit
ain; Humphrey Clarke, an Embassy
secretary, and Stanley woodward,
assistant chief of protocol of the
State Department. The guests were
taken at once to the British En-
bassy. The British Ambassador,
Lord Halifax, is in the Middle West
for commencement address.
Train Arrives Late.
The Duchess arrived in a blue
travelling suit and a close fitting
blue hat. The Duke wore a gray
business suit, small red rose in
the lapel. He carried a sailor
straw hat as he walked to the
Embassy ca.
Their train was due at els am,
but did not arrive until o'clock
An Embassy official said the
Duchess planned to visit Baltimore,
her old home, in a few days and
would be joined there by the Duke
They then will go to New York.
No detailed program of their
activities here was announced at
the Embassy. 1t was said they
wanted their visit to be entirely
informal and no ceremonial
functions were planned.
The Duke scheduled an afternoon
conference concerning the Bahamas
with Sir Owen Chalkley. CONNER
cial counsellor of the Embassy, and
probably will see American officials
tomorrow.
The Duke and Duchess were ac-
companied by maid and valet and
by Sergt. Harry Holder of Scotland
Yard.
Evening star., 1942-06-01
; Explosions Blow
Hole in u. ). Tanker
In Tampieo Harbor
Four American Seumen
Are Killed, 20 Hurt;
Mexico Sturts Probe
"A. P. Photo.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TAMPICO, Mexico, June l.
Three mysterious explosions blew
gaping hole in the United States
tanker Calcalilao in the harbor early
yesterday, killing four United States
seamen and injuring 20 others.
While Mexican troops patroled
the docks and surrounded the near
by refinery from which the Calcali-
lao was taking a cargo. the govern
ment oil administration started an
inquiry to determine whether sab
otage or negligence was responsible.
Two nearby ships and the re-
finery were not damaged.
A hole six yards in diameter was
torn in the side of the tanker near
the waterline, but firemen and the
crew managed to plug it and start
pumping out water which threat
ened to capsize the ship. The fire
was controlled after four hours. The
ship listed to starboard, but was
afloat.
The first explosion apparently was
in the boiler room. The others we're
near the bridge and further aft.
Residents of this great oil port,
already nervous because of Mexico's
new belligerency, we're alarmed and
guards were thrown around the re-
flnery. The Mexican government
has expressed concern lest Axis sub
marines aprowl in the gulf might
shell Tampico and its oil fields even
as they twice attacked Curacao off
the northern shore OF South
America.
Evening star., 1942-06-01

from the Coast Guard Academy in
New London, Conn, June 10. They
will be assigned to sea duty as en-
signs.
The young men entered the acad-
emy in 1889 and will complete the
course a year early because of war.
Cadet Burt attended Roosevelt
High School and Dewitt Preparatory
School here. Cadet Munchmeyer
was graduated from Central High.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Munchmeyer, 1924 Taylor
street NV.
Young Burt is the son of Col.
Ernest H. Burt, U. S. A., 1941 K
street NV. Both cadets have been
boxers and members of the sailing
team at the academy. Cadet Burt
is battalion chief petty Officer.
Evening star., 1942-06-01
Church's Abandonment
To Close Temple Center

Temple Center, settlement house
which has looked after the welfare
and recreational needs of under
privileged families of its area, will
be closed June IS, 1t was announced
yesterday.
It was explained that the Temple
Baptist Church building. Tenth and
N streets NV, in the basement Of
which the center Is located, is
being abandoned.
Evening star., 1942-06-01
Axis Military PurIey
Slated in Rome Soon

By the Associated Press.
TOXIC (From Japanese Broad
casts, June IA Nichi Nichi dis
patch from Lisbon quoted reliable"
sources" today as saying a military
council of the Axis powers would be
held shortly at Rome. The dispatch
said cooperation in marine affairs"
would be the main topic.
Evening star., 1942-06-01
Duchess to Leove
For Baltimore Tomorrow

BALTIMORE. June l CP.-The
Duchess of Windsor, who arrived in
Washington today with the Duke
from the Bahamas. is expected to
drive to Baltimore tomorrow for a
quiet visit in the Timonium home of
her uncle, Gen. Henry NJ Warfield.
Mrs. Zachary Lewis. cousin of the
Duchess, the former Wallis Warfield
of Baltimore, said no hour had been
set for the arrival. She probably
will be accompanied by her aunt,
Mrs. D. Buchanan Merryman.
Evening star., 1942-06-01
Police Hunt Boby, 2,
Lost on Boy Island
BY the Associated Press.

BY Int ASSOClAteo fress.
CAMBRIDGE, Md. June l.
Searching parties continued today
the hunt for Benjamin Lewis. jr.,
21a -year-old Baltimore child miss
ing from the home of his grand
parents on Hoopers Island since
Saturday night.
Evening star., 1942-06-01
Libyu
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of the day by Marshal Rommel,
dated May 26, ordering the Often
sive, has fallen into their hands.
The armored army of Africa, in
the course of great operations,
moves today to a decisive attack
against the British mobile forces in
Libya," this order read. "Remem-
bering the victorious deeds of the
months of January and February we
shall attack and discomfort the
enemy wherever he presents his
arms. For this purpose a force of
superior numbers has been made
ready and equipped with perfected
armament and a powerful air force
to give support to fight.
THE high quality and warlike
ardor Of the Italian and German
soldiers, combined with the superb
ority of our arms, guarantees you
victory. I expect every man at his
post will remain faithful to the high
traditions of his own country and
his own army and will do his duty
and give himself wholly to the in
violable alliance of our arms.
Long live his majesty, the King
of Italy. Long live the Duce of
the Roman Empire. Long live the
Fuehrer of Great Germany.
(signed "Rommel."
Attacked Relentlessly.a
Headquarters declared the Axis
withdrawal effort already had par
TALLY succeeded" but large por-
ton of the enemy's tanks and motor
transport still was trapped east of
the minefields guarding the British
defense line stretching south from
Ain Ell Gazala to Biz Hacheim, Sc
miles inland.
These forces, part of a column
which swept around Bir Hacheim
last week and cut in behind the
British line, are being attacked re-
lentlessly by British armored units
and planes, the communique said.
The portion of the Axis forces
which already have withdrawn to
t1IC WCob OuISCCoCd Ill WOl hAllS tl1ClA
way through gaps in the minefields
and have concentrated consider
able force of anti-tank artillery in
an attempt to prevent British mech
anized units from closing the gaps,
the bulletin added.
Congratulatory Message.
British headquarters said the
general situation was mot unfavor-
able"-a statement to which Gen.
Sir Claude Auchinleck added color
by dispatching jubilant message
of congratulation to his troops.
well done, 9th Army" Gen.
Auchinleck told the fighters, stick
to it. Hang on to him. Never leave
him. Don't let him get away. Give
him no rest. Good luck to you all"
The tone of this message sug-
gested to observers that the British
might have lured Marshal Rommel
into trap by permitting him to
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China
Continued From First PageD

forces cooperating with the jap
anese in the Shan states Of Eastern
Burma captured Mong Yawng, Sec
ond largest city of the Shan states
and important strategically, on Sat-
urday.
Aided Kengteng Capture.
The same Thai forces took part In
the capture of Kengteng, capital of
the Shan states, on May 26, the
broadcast said. Mong Yawng is so
miles east Of Kengteng. Chinese
forces are opposing the japanese
and Thai in that theater.
japanese war planes made sur
prise raid on an airfield south OF
Running, the eastern end of the
Burma road, and destroyed 10
planes, including five Curtis P-4C
fighters, the newspaper Asahi re-
ported today.
(P-40 planes are the type which
the American Volunteer Group
of flyers has been using IN
China0
Two Barracks Set Afire.
The report said two barracks and
an ammunition dump were set aflre.
No opposition was reported.
The War Office announced the
appointment by Emperor Hirohito
of 1t. Gen. Takeo Yasuda as the
first commander of the Army Air
Force Headquarters created May 10
for the mobilization and training Of
new divisions Of the Army Air Force
Gen. Yasuda formerly served as
military attache in Rome, director
of the technical division of the Army
signaling school, director Of the
Defense Bureau of the War Office
and chief of the military aviation
research laboratory. He also has
seen service in ManchllkllO.
Evening star., 1942-06-01

sweep around Bir Hacheim and cut
In behind their lines running north
ward from that desert oasis to Ain
El Gazala on the coast, 80 miles
west of Tobruk.
Evening star., 1942-06-01
Coast Guard Academy
To Graduate Two From D. T..

Two cadets from Washington,
Ernest H. Burt, jr., and Frederick
C. Munchmeyer, will be graduated
Evening star., 1942-06-01

Not everybody with a dollar to
spare can shoot a gun straight-but
everybody can shoot straight to the
bank and buy War bond.
Evening star., 1942-06-01
Chinese Attacking Enemy
In Vast Yonotze Drive

CHUNGKING, June / (P.-Chi-
nese regulars and guerrillas in
Anhwei Province are striking at
the Japanese in vast series of at
tacks extending from point 20
miles from Nanking, seat of the
Japanese sponsored Chinese gov
ernment, up the Yangtze more than
ITS miles airline.
In their first quick surge, Chi
nese communique said, the attackers
were particularly successful In oc-
Evening star., 1942-06-01
Gas on Stomach
What many Doctors do for il

What many Doctors do Tor II
When eGcsss stomach acid causes gas. stomach
q heartburn. doctors prescribe the fastest acting
medicines known for symptomatic relief-medisinss
like those In Bell Tablets Try Bell ans youssslf
st rs sign OF distress They neuralise acid relieve
gas and bring comfort very Quickly-yet not
1axative Only 25c at drug stores. II your very hsst
trial doesn't prove Bell ans better return bottle 70
~ and get double your money back.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Blankets &
Comforts

-s Mattress Pads. Cotton
filled. 54x76" size. Damaged.
Were 1929 ---S1.79
> Summer Weight North
Star Blankets. All wool, ray
on bound. 72xe0" size. Soiled.
Were 1885 --S6.95
3 North Star Summer
Weight Blankets. 500 wool
apd 500 rayon. Solid colors.
Rayon bound. 72x84" size.
Soiled. Were s495---S3.95
g Purrey Blankets. Solid
shades, rayon bound. 72xso"
size. 88oo rayon and 1870
wool. Soiled. Were s6.45,
s4.95
&c All-Wool Blankets. Sec
onds. Rayon bound. 72x84"
size. Cedar and blue only,
S6.88
8 Seconds of Beacon Blan-
kets. 25qo wool. $50 cotton,
500 rayon. 72xS4" size. Solid
colors ------SZ,99
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Trimmings
BETTER. Dresses

SO Daytime Dresses. Rayon
sheers and prints. Sizes for
misses and women. Were
s10.95 and $13.95---S5.48
IA Summer Dresses. Print
ed rayon mesh. printed ray
on crepes, rayon shantung.
Sizes for misses and women.
Were s16.95 and $19.95- S9.97
-s6 Summer Dresses. Print
ed rayon chifIons, rayon
mesh. Some with jackets.
Sizes 3S TO A and 1914 to
2412. Were s16.s5 to 1895,
S12.97
-25 Better Dresses. Plain
rayon sheers. Many with
jackets. Sizes IL TO 20. Were
$l9.95 to $25-----Sl1.W
Kann's-Second Floor.
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GlOUeS

--3l Prs. Elbow Length Rayon
Gloves. Shirred tops. Beige.
Sizes 8 to 7. Were $50 Csc
-1S Prs. Navy and Black Ray
on Gloves. Sizes 6 TO 7. Were
81 --------------- --59C
--ls Prs. Light Gray Capeskin
Gloves. Soiled. Sizes 6l7 TO
6&. Were $1.39--79c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
GIiders

. Bunting GIiders. Were
$2s.s5. As is. Ea. ---S24. 90
Il Bunting Glider. Was
$27.95. As is----S $1,000
q Bunting Gliders. Were
$24.95. As is. Ea.----S19.O0
Il Spring Cushion Chair.
Was $11.95. As is---SX 90
3 Swing Hammocks. Were
$6.98. As is. Ea.---S4. 90
3 Wallpaper 3-Fold Screens.
Were $5.s8. As is. Ea.-S3,OO
. Lane Mahogany Cedar
Chests. Were $2s.95. As is.
Ea. ---S2O.OO
. Bunting Loveseat Gliders.
Were $24.95. As is. Ea..
$500
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Rugs
Il All SisaI Rug, damaged,
6x12. Was $24.95---S3. .98
Il Twistweave Broadloom,
sxl2. Was $54.s5----S41.95
Il Wool Hooked Rug. 4x6.
Was $2495 ---S19.95
. India Druggets, damaged.
sxl2. Were $2s.s5---S17.88
rs Yards 3s" Heavy Velvet
Carpet. Was $s.95 yard,
s4.95
Il Crex De Luxe Rug. 8xl0.
Was $14.95 ----S8. .88
. Reversible Chenille Rugs,
9x12. Were $24.95 .---Sl8,88
lie Chenille Rugs, 22x30.
Were $1.19 39c
-S Reversible Chenille Rugs,
2x4. Were $3.50 ea.---S1.99
Ia Reversible Chenille Rug.
Were $l.99 ea.--------S1.OO
B An-Wool Carved Rugs,
AKA. Soiled. Were $5.95 ea.,
S2.19
-3 Cotton Carved Rugs, 3x5.
Were $4.95 ea.---S1.99
-z6 Yards Felt Base Rem
nants, 3x6 pcs. Were 78c ea..
19c
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Infants Wear

-Children's Socks. astel
shades. Sizes 4 to 612--l6c
Girls Costume Jewelry.
Bracelets and necklaces. Were
soc and l---29c
tPlas I6% Federal Tar
-Girls' Cotton Dresses. Prints
and solid colors. Broadcloth.
Were $1.l5 ----&&c
knitted Headwear. Was 39c
and soc ---19C
knitted Mittens. Were SEC,
SAC
knitted Sweaters and Leg
rings. Were $l.l5 TO $l.99.
79c
-Rubber Panties. Small, me-
dunn and large
Rubber Sheets. l6x27" size,
14c
Rubber Sheets. 20x30" size,
18c
-kabber Sheets- 36x54" size,
SAC
Tots Coat Sets. Were S8.98
and Sl2.s8 --S6.44
-Toddlers' Coat Sets. Tweeds
and navy regulations. Broken
sizes, l to 4. tFibre contents
labeled) Were $69s- -S3.88
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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HOSieru

-S4 Prs. All-sflk Hose. Dark
shades. AS is" ---39c
SIS Prs. Silk Chinons. Some
irregs. Broken sizes s---59c
liz Prs. Nyl0n Hose with
cotton tops and feet. Some
irregs. damaged broken sizes.
AS Is" -------TI 90
is Prs. Silk Hose. Discon.
tinued. Broken sizes ---89c
-Rayon Hosiery. Mock seams.
Sizes ga TO l01a. Some ir-
regS. Z9C
200 Prs. Misses and Chill
dren'x Cotton Ankle Socks.
Soiled. Broken sizes --10c
Run Resist Rayon Hosiery.
Good colors. First quality 39c
-sI Prs. Rayon Hosiery. Bro
kei. sizes. Irregs.- -39c
SO Prs. Mems Il Hose. Bro
ken sizes. Soiled-
Kann'-Street Floor
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Umbrellas

-3 Women's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were $3--Sl.99
. Women's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were $4---S2.29
II Woman's 16-Rib Silk Um-
brella. Was S6--S3.99
Il Woman's 1S-Rib Rayon
Umbrella. Was $5-S2.99
Il Woman's 16-Rib Silk Um-
brella. Was $8------S4.79
Kann's-Street Floor.
Juniors Wear
-35 Cotton Dresses. Were
50 --------S1.99
is Rayon Street Dresses.
Were 1895 -------S3.97
IS Rayon Street Dresses.
Were s10.s5 and sl2.s5-S5
90 Rayon and Cotton Suit
Dresses. 2-pc. Were $8.95,
$500
SO Rayon Jersey Dresses.
Were S7.95 -S5. az
Second Floor.
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Handkerchief

Odd Lot Women's Handker-
chiefs Prints, pocket chiffons,
few initials.
lie ca, 3 for SOC
Mems Cotton Celored Woven
Border Handkerchiefs. Full
size ------12I2c
Mems White Linen Hand
kerchiefs. 1a-inch henstitched
hens ---55c Ca, 2 for 81
-Women's Irish Linen Hand
kerchiefs with midget hem
stitched hens. 1rregs.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
LeathergOOds

VOSSS
-s5 Handbags. Slight irregs.
Were 50 ------S1.69
30 Corded Handbags. Were
$@.as ---------------S1.69
-35 Handbags. Were 81,
S1.39
-25 Genuine Leather Co.'S
metfc Kits. Were soc -. 29c
30 Genuine Corde Bags.
Were 1898 --S2 m
lie Jewel Boxes. Were $l.29,
89c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-06-18

Floral Design Playing
Cards. Gilt edge. Were 81.
decks -------------69c
-Piiofilm portfolios with /
quire Of paper. Were 39c,
Csc
-Soiled Boxes Of Stationery.
Were Soc to s3----1a price
-Cretonne Apiece Desk Sets.
were III ------6yC
-Black-out Candles. II sin.
candles to box. Were 75c Sc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Clearance
From Our Linen Department
IA to IL qualify Si1 f'1st p1iees

Big thirsty towels table cloths chenille mat and lid
sets in the group All greatly reduced Buy and
save!
SIZE lre pert.es Sss'V~ would aJe be SEE s >OO
81 Printed Cotton Table Cloths. SIX ST %
68" size. If perfect would be s1.75--- hs@>
rs Printed Cotton Table Cloths. SIX ST ~
6S" size. If perfect would be s1.s5--- lsTT
Q 50 Printed Cotton Table Cloths 50" 7E
size. If perfect would be $1------------ ~
.s s''anssn sse. s.ss would n,ss ;. Gsss' '0
Linen ,ts;:e. Dsss'. a.ss ss es:s' co. $3.50
. Linen Damask Table Cloths. 66x ST 90
86" size. II perfect would be $12---- Is><
Q Linen Damask Table Cloths. e6x SIN or
SO" size II perfect would be $3.50. lOs~/
Linen Damask Table Cloths. 64x SO or
"a" size. If perfect would be $15-- ~s<)
l Linen Damask Table Cloth. 63x ST 0E
1o4" size. If perfect would be s12-- I.~)
Linen Damask Table Cloths. 70x ST En
80" size. II perfect would be $10.s5-- ~
Q Linen Damask Table Cloths. 64x S1N or
102" size. If perfect would be $1750. VIZ
Q Linen Damask Table Cloths. COX SE 90
90" size. II perfect would be $895--- /s>>
Q 60 Seconds Of 24x4s" Martex Bath 81 SE
Towels If perfect would be $2.so---- us@/
4s Seconds Of 22x44" Martex Bath TO-
Towels. II perfect would be 81 $1.25------- ~
50 Seconds Of 22x44" Martex Bath o0-
Towels If perfect would be $2--------- ~
ss;.. Second: .o% G@s;. sa s,e' M''1 Towels 34c
. 81 Chenille Mats If perfect would be ST 20
sass 5--------------------------- ss~~
II Odd Chenille Lid Covers. perfect 40
would be $1--------------------- I>S
Q 4s Cannon Bath Towels 22x40" size. n.
II perfect would be 1sc------------- N
Iinens-Street Floor
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Inexpensive
Dresses


-35 Misses and Women's
Plain and Printed Rayon
Dresses. Some with jackets.
Were $7.95 90
30 Misses Plain and Printed
Ray0n Jersey Dresses. Were
$685. ----S3.97
as Misses RayOn Crepe and
Sharkskin Dresse Were
$3.50 -----S2.97
SO Misses Printed RayOn
Bemberg and Crepe Dresses.
Were IS and $5.95-----S3.99
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
$I.39 to $l.69
Slips 8 Gowns
ooc

-Rsyon satin and rayon
crepe gowns and slips.
Lace trimmed and tai
lored. Odds and ends for
misses and women.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
These Specials for Friday Only!
Store Hours Friday $3.50 to g.!
HO1ssefitfiitqS

AAOsssCBttLtssSS
Remnants Of Cotton ORA
perry Material. Yd.,
15c and 3Oc
Large Size Upholstery
squares SJC
III Window Awnings. As
sorted sizes. As s-59c
B Screen Doors. Were s298
and $3.98. As is. Ea.--Sl.5O
- Venetian Blinds. Were
1899 and $4.s5. As is. Ea.,
S1.25
SEQ Rayon Panel Curtains.
Were 79c and 89c. Ea.---39c
- Bolts Of Belgium Linen
Striped Material. Was 69c and
98c yd. ---------------49c
so Window Shades. Were
69c and CSC. As is---29c
rs Bolts Of IS" Wide Gre
tonne. Was sec yd.-----29c
-6 Sets Of Automobile Seat
Covers. Were s7S8. Set, 81
-Orsandy Pastel Draperies
and Spreads. Were 1898 and
s498 ca. -S1.98
-6 Bolts of 50" Monks Cloth.
Was roc yd.--------59c
liz Pairs Of Rayon and Cot
ton Draperies. Were 1895,
S7.99
IL Friezette Studio Couch
Covers Sets. Were $595,
S4.69
- Bolts Of 50" Wide Drapery
Repp. Was 89c yd.-----69c
Kann'+Third Floor.
Housewares
II Double Door Wardrobe,
metal, was 317.s5, as is; 1
Double Door Metal Utility
Closet, was s17.95, as is,
S14.95
Il Stainless Porcelain-Top
Kitchen Table. as is, Was
1895 --------------S6.95 95
. Metal Wall Cabinets.
Were s7.98. As is----S5.98
- Metal Under Bed Chests,
were s2.98, IS is; Z Chrome
Covered Enamel Chicken Fry
ers, were $398-S1,98
81 Gallons Belts No-Rub-
bing Floor Wax. Were $l.49;
-20 40-Quart Enamel Waste
Cans, were $1.59; IL Round
Wall Mirrors, were s1.29; IL
White Enamel Porcelain Re-
friEerator Pans, were $l98,
S1.00
-S Shower Curtains and
Drape Sets. Were 1898 s-S2.49
IS Universal athroo
Scales. Were $5.98S3.98
IL Pyrahn Covered Toilet
Seats. Irregulars. Were s5.9S,
$3.50
40 Rubber Drainboard Mats,
were Sl.O0; Is Rsll- Top Dec
grated Bread Boxes, were
$l0o o-----79c
III Pearlwick Bathroom
Hampers, as is. Were 1898 TO
$3.50 8-----S2.99
-6 Fitted Picnic Carriers.
Were $l.0O O-----59c
-26 4-Quart Enameaed Sauce
pans. Irregulars. Were 75c,
s9c
3 Chrome Covered 4-Quart
White Enamel Kettles. Were
$1.49 -----------SSc
8 Oval White Enameled
Dishpans. AS is. Were 7sc,
49c
-3 Indoor Wooden Folding
Clothes Dryers. Were $1.39 to
$1.98 ----89c to S1.29
IS Adjustable Tables. Were
1898 -----Sl.9S SO
-3 Metal Bed Tables. Were
$2.sS S---------S1.98
. EnameIed Kitchen Stools.
Were $2As --S1.29
Il Metal Kitchen Chair. Was
$1.7s s--------S1.OO
"A Metal Wash Boilers. Were
$2.4s -------------S1.29
Il Vegetable Bin. Was $2.98,
S1.49
IS Sanette Waste Cans. Were
$3.50 and $2.00--75c and 81
"A Enameled Kitchen Refuse
Cans. Were $2.25 to $4.75,
S1.25 to So. 80
lie Enameled Bread Boxes.
Were Toe AQ0
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Lingerie

-Rayon Print Satin Gown
Ensembles. Were $5.95- 1897
-Rayon Satin and Rayon
Crepe Slips. Were 81 and
$2.25 5---------S1.45
-Rayon Satin Slips and
Rayon Knit Panties. Were
$1.69 -----Sl,29
-Rayon Satin and RayOn
Crepe Gowns and Slips. Were
$1.s5 and $2.95-----S1.59
-Rayon Satin Gowns and
Slips. Were $3---S1. .89
Cotton Upper Robes. Were
1929 -----------S1.88
Cotton Seersucker Robes.
Were $1.99 --S1,O 90
Sheer Cotton Bed Jackets.
Were $1.69 -----S1.l9
Cotton Candlewick Robes.
Irregs. of s6.95 grade $3.50
Cotton Porto Rican Gowns.
Were $1.39 and $1.6s-S1.OO
Kann'-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-06-18

Sape on These Needed
Summer Homefittings
20 Full 9 French Marsuisette -
Curtain Material inche wide Excellent
quality In color %@S '"'
u Of Inn ported Theatrieal
GauIe that nd W yd
coors, SO inches wide ~ '"'
Is Bolts Faced Figured Dra- r>
DamAsk that - W vd
several attractive coors - ~ ~"
Seconds Of Kirkland window -
Shades Mounted o good spring rollers in ASR
Slip Covers for Individual Chairs and e. -
Sofas that s2.ss 5.9s-- %I. .0S ea
Kann's-Thrd Floor
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Art Goods

- Foot Steols. For mount
ing needlepoint pieces. Slight
ly marTed. Were $1.79 to
1870 ---------------- 9SC
. Green Rayon Boudoir Pill
lows. Were 39c----1Oc
-1-Ox. Balls Gloria German
town Wool. Assorted coTors.
were Ssc ---------------IYC
so Skeins Gloria French
F1uh Yarns. Odd colors. Were
CSC --------------------29c
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Notions

Small Lot Sanitary Aprons,
Bloomers and Belts 39c
knitting Boxes. Red and
Diue ---------------- QUO
. Bathing Bags. Soiled. 39c
Odds and Ends Of Hang
ers ---------------3 for 1Oc
-Kovax Tie Racks. Boxed.
59c
-SoldierI Sewing Kits l5c
-PArtitionettes for Dresser
Drawers. Set ----39c
-Paper-Covered Hat Boxes.
Brown only. 2 in set--69c
-Maculette Sport Panties.
Small size -------------29C
Kann'-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
TO3Ietries

10 Lucien Le Long Eau 4
Colegnes. with atomizer.
Were 81 --------------69c
- Lucien Le Long Eau Dc
Colegnes with atomiser. Were
$l.o0 -------------------98c
--1e1 Croydon Mems Sets.
Shave lotion and shave soap.
Were 29c -------------18c
-l9 Billy b. Vans Pine Bath
Oil. l6-oz. size. Were 81. .59c
-H Sachet Pillows with bottle
Of perfume -----------19c
-23 Assorted Bubble Baths.
Were SOC and sec c-------22c
--15o Pierre L'Verrne Per.
fumes. 5 fragrances. Choice,
3 for CSC
-lo1 Assorted Lipsticks. 3
shades. Choice --19c
So Joan Biondell Face Pow
der& 2 shades s-----------18c
-N Woodbury's After Shave
Tale -------------------12c
-25 Lucretia Vanderbilt Pow
der and Perfume Sets s----1lc
So Pom-Pom Bath Powders.
Were 25c ---------------16c
fAbope items subject to i0%
Federal Tar
$50 Park Place" Toilet Tis-
sue. 650-sheet rolls IL for 59c
80 Aime Dandrun Combina-
tions. Olive oil shampoo and
sulphur. Were 6sc------48c
- Pinaud's Shampoo. 4-ox-
Size ---------------- lyC
81 GiIda Travel Bags. Were
Sl.2s ------------------X X8c
.Kann'-Street Floor.