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~tSress WAYS eic TUTg JERvics

ing attacked by a tiny rod-shaped
microbe too small to. be seen
with the naked eye.
The trees in the other half of
the reservation were left TO the
mercy of the germ so that their
condition could be checked
against the trees under treat
ment.
Removing a sick cactus is
something of a problem First
the tree has to be pulled down.
Then its chunky, spiky arms are
cut up into sections with cross
cut saws and these pieces have
70 be buried in the sand where the
bugs in them cannot spread 10
other trees. 1t is impossible TO
burn a cactus, as a pine tree or
hardwood tree could be burned.
because the pulpy flesh of the
saguaro contains about 90 per
cent water by weight.
When one of the ailing giants
had been felled and it's pieces
buried in a deep sandy grave,
the ground where it stood was
carefully disinfected TO prevent,
if possible, the spread of it's i'll
ness TO trees still green and
healthy.
The scientists working on the
problem are not sure how the
little germ that's trying TO wipe
out the saguaro travels. That's
why they are so careful 10 disin-
feet the sand where one has been
taken out.
Professor Brown and his coll
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Continued from Page l2)

a water jar.at a spring He I'M
slung his camera TO make pic
ture.
In the view finder he was APP
palled 20 see a huge figure leap
out of the bush at her.
Dropping his camera he
snatched rifle and fired at what
ne thought was a leopard.
But it was a man with leopard
hide bound around his body,
arms and legs. on his hands and
feet were long curved knives
fastened 10 wrists and ankles.
The girl was dead, her soft
throat ripped 20 shrcds.
Such are the people aroused by
the Vichy rulers of French West
Africa. They roam the forests in
bands instead of small groups,
Staying every Vichy officer they
find. They are called together
by Leopard Priests" who beat
their sinister messages on secret
drums.
They will add immensely to
Lavars problem on the defense
Of Morocco. Many Of them Scue-
galese. they viii cause wholesale
descrtions II has long been the
pratNde 10 place a nnDIbcr Of
expert ScHcgalese troops in the
native battalions These VIII
undoubtedly breed disscnsion
throughout the African Empire.
They VIII be like regiments Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

w xHEN IL comes TO eating,
N/ the spider, size for size
w with any other bug or
animal, seems TO be champion
among champs. If n man was
TO stow away, in proportion to
his bulk, what a spider gobbles
down in a day, he would burst
before the noon meal even rolled
around"
The gigantic food intake of the
spindly-legged spider was made
the object of a recent research
in a Philadelphia college Of phar-
macy. Dawn-to-dusk observations
were made on a spider web, and
a record was kept on everything
that the spider ate.
At $50 in the morning, the
spider began by polishing off an
earwig bug. BY nine o'clock a
large house fly had been de-
vouped. BY noon. a popularity
termed daddy-long-legs had gone
down the hatch A one o'clock
dessert appeared in the form Of
a blow fly
The afternoon and the early
part of the evening were spent
in gobbling up 100 small green
flies. known as midges After
dinner, the spider called it quits,
and then spent the remainder of
the evening repairing her web in
preparation for tom orro W s
meals,
Taking the relative size of the
spider. and Of the creatures de-
voured, and applying this yard
stick 10 man, it will be seen that
if a human was TO match this
nonstop eating marathon, he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

~TNCE the days when the first
- white settlers went West 10
- push the frontier closer 10
the Pacific. the Giant Cactus, or
saguaro has been the strangely
beautiful symbol Of the South
west It's snowy white blossom
is famous rs the official state
flower of Arizona.
Untl a year or SO ago, great
forests Of these cacti. some of
them with their thick, dubious
arms stretching 80 feet above
the desert sand, seemed to be the
hardest as we'll as the quccrcst
OF trees.
And then these vegetable
giants began 10 slckcn and die by
the thousand. Some of them
seemed 10 break ont with black
ened and dripping sores. Others
that looked healthy enough AT
glance fell 10 pieces all at once,
like the one-horse shay Of the
poem. The flesh dropped from
their arms, leaving only dead and
wasted skeletons. Stn others
toppled over because their roots
had rotted
The citizens of Arizona and the
officials Of the u. S Department
of Agriculture became alarmed
at this mysterious epidemic
which seemed bent upon destroy
ing a symbol of desert life that
is familiar the world over They
decided 10 tackle the problem of
rcscumg the saguaro.
The chief doctor" called in to
diagnose the ills of the Giant
Cactus and try TO save its life
is Professor J. G. Brown. veteran
plant pathologist at the Univers-
ity of Arizona.
One Of the first moves was to
set aside square mile of
saguaros in the Saguaro National
Monument just outside Of Tucson.
BY actual count there were more
than $4,000 Giant Cacti in this
plot A numbered wooden stake
was put at the base Of each tree.
Sick trees in about half Of this
area were destroyed, if they were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Try this Brides way to
q LoveIier Skin!

This thrilling skin core is based on
the advice of skin specialists praised
by so many lovely brides!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

This Giant Cactus,
Scared With the
Marks of n Strange
Disease, Is Being
Pulled Down So
That IL Won't
Infect Its Many
Armed NeighbOrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

.T-ade vayI. R,g q, S. Fal on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

too far gone, and treated by
surgery in an effort TO find out
if they could be cured. An analy-
sis of their rotted roots. trunks
and arms indicated that they
were sick because they were be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

Il DIDN'T Know my skin could look 50 lovely!
i I'm thrilled with the Camay Mid.Soap
Diet says charming Mrs. Baxter
That same skin care may bring astonishing
new beauty to you! For, without realizing it,
YOU may be cleansing your skin impropcrly-
or using beauty soap that's not mild enough.
skin specialists themselves advise regular
cleansing with fine mild soap. And Camay is
madcr than dozens Of other popular beauty
soaps against which it was tested.
Try the Camay Mild-Soap Diel-for 30 days
and new loneliness may soon be yours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

This beautiful bride,
Mrs. Kenneth Baxter,
Of NeiU York, says:
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my complexion since
! trent on The Cdndy
Mild-SOdp Dict"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

DOOR JOHN! No chance for him to
relax and read his paper tonight The
children have been unrulv the cake
f,II -- dinner was late Both John and
Jane have had hectic day IL looks
lkr u family quarrel
when the strain and stress 81 modern
lrc get CON your nerves make you Irri-
table, Wakcful, Jittery. go TO your drug
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

Typhoid Mary" that carries the
microbe, that's killing the cacti,
from one tree 10 another.
The tragedy Of the epidemic
that's sweeping through the Ari-
iona desert is that the Giant
Cactus has demonstrated that it
can survive all It's natural en-
emies except this one over long
centuries it has adapted itself 10
a hot, ard climate, and TO all
kinds OF animal life Some of The
bigger trees are known 20 be- a,
least 200 years old.
Evening star., 1942-07-30

(238) Full-Fashioned Rayon
Hose; sheer and clear ringless
chiffons. Mill mends of LOO
grades 59c
t1SD "No-Seam" Silk Hose;
all silk sheer and clear q
threads. Seconds Of 100
grades. Broken sizes 39e
(I62) Kant-Run Rayon Hose;
service weight rayons in sum-
mer colors. Seconds of sec
grades --- 3oc
(144) Full-Fashioned Silk
Hose; ringless chif1ons with
rayon tops. Broken sizes.
Seconds and mill mends of
100 grades ---37c
f212) Chiffon and Service
Weight Hose; knit-to-flt silk
chiffons with rayon top and
silk and rayon twisted service
weights with Isle top. Mill
mends of soc grades -----zoe
(12D Boys Slack Socks;
fancy stripes, broken sizes.
Seconds of 19c grades lie
Goldenberg's-Mdtn Floor
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Britain Will Resist
Gandhi's Of
Civil Disobedience
Government Stonds Firmly
By Intentions in Cripps
Offer, Amey Declares
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 30.-L. s. Amery,
Secretary for India. told the House
Of Commons today that the gov
ernment in India would do every
thing in its power to meet any de-
velopments arising from Mohandas
K Gandhi's proposed civil dis
obedience movement.
The government, while reiterat-
ing their resolve to give the fullest
opportunity to India for attainment
Of complete self-government," he
said, "can not but solemnly warn
all those who stand behind the
policy Adumbrated by the work.
Ing committee Of the congress that
the government of India will not
finch from its duty to take every
possible step to meet the situation"
The All India Congress is ex-
pected to approve on August 7
Gandhi's call for . civil disobedi-
ence campaign to obtain self-rule
now instead of waiting until after
the war as Britain has proposed.
Replying to questions on the gov
ernment's present intentions to-
wards India, Mr.. Amery said, "The
government stands firmly by the
broad intentions" of its offer OF
postwar inde pendence made
through Sir Stafford Cripps.
No greater disservice to the cause
for which the United Nations are
fighting can be imagined" he said
OF the Gandhi proposal for imme-
diate removal of British civil
authority in India.
In response to suggestions that
he reopen negotiations with Indian
leaders, Mr.. Amery said Cripps al
ready had held mot inconsiderable
discussions"
Evening star., 1942-07-30
ACCESSORIES

I,497) Women's Handker-
chiefs; fancies and plain
white. Orig. 6c-12hc--3
(97S) Mems Handkerchiefs;
plain white cottons, hem
stitched and French hens.
Orig. 10c-12hc ----6e
(150) Odd Cuffs; laces, en-
broidery and pique. Orig.
10c c---2 pr. Sc
(200) Washable Neckwear
Pieces; all necklines. Orig.
soc -----19e
(86) Novelty Turbans; also
mesh wraparounds. Orig. 39c,
Zoe
(75) Turbans; print and plain
jersey, f1shnet wraparounds.
Orig. Soc -3oe
(125) Oil-Silk Umbrellas; fac
tory misweayes. Orig. 1893.
l.l9
Goldenber0s-Mdin Floor
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1888 to 2.98 Sample
Tailored Curtains
So

Just lis pairs Of showroom
. sample rayon marquisette tail
ored curtains; full width, vari-
Gus lengths. Eggshell color.
Some slight irregufars.
(l4) Ninon Sash Curtains;
ecru shades. Orig. 39c pr. IOe
(lS7) 36" Spun Rayons; floral
patterns in y to III yd.
lengths. Orig. Toe yd. l9e
(45) Curtain Panels; also half
pairs of curtains. Orig. 9Sc,
ca. Toe
(75) Damask Squares; also
some homespuns. Orig. 80,
ca. 1se
(11o) Damask Squares; also
some tapestries. Orig. soc,
ca. 79e
1851 Damask Table Runners;
25x54" size. Orig. 1.9s,
"a. 90
(234) Flock Dotted Marqui-
sette; cream, ecru and pastel.
Orig. yd. Ice
(7D Spun Rayon Squares; for
chairs. Orig. Soc ca. Toe
(64) Cottage Curtains; white
scrim, colored rufiles. Orig.
OSC --------- 80 pr. 94e
(21O) Tailored Curtains; open
mesh weave in ecru and 9bas-
teel shades. Orig. Soc,
pr. SAC
t16) Pinch Pleated Damask
Drapes; green or gold. Orig.
z.S6 ----------------pf. I.57
(6) Imitation Leather Has
socks; washable. Irregulars
of 1.29 9------------74e
Goldenberg's-Third Floor
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Independence Won't Brinq
Chaos, Azod Declares

NEW DELHI, India, July q De-
layed) F.-A transfer of govern
ment In India from Britain to the
Indians could be carried out without
chaos" because the British would
be expected to stay on until pro-
vtstonal government could be
formed, Abdul Kalan Azad, presi-
dent Of the All-India Congress
Party, said today.
The British administration would
stay until such government could
be assembled, free of interference,
the sray-haired party leader told
press conference. He asserted,
moreover, that the Congress would
not insist that power be given to it
but would be willing, If the British
chose, to have the government
transferred to the rival Moslem
league.
What we are concerned with. .she
emphasized. lis what is being given,
not to whom it is given"
His statement came on the heels
Of publication here of an appeal to
the United States by Sir Stafford
Cripps, whose independence mission
to India failed, to back Britain up
IA whatever is necessary"
Deer Stin Open for ParIeys.
The Cripps speech shared 'front.'
page attention with Mohandas K.
GandhiS disavowal Of any DISPOSE
tton to allow the japanese to move
into India.
Despite Gandhi's apparently rigid
determination to get independence
for India now instead of waiting
until after the war as Britain pro-
posed, both Azad and Pandit Jaw
ahArlal Nehru, second only to
Gandhi In influence in the Congress
party. have intimated that the door
stin is open for negotiations.
The government position can au-
thoritatively be said to be that in
dependence will come only after
victory.
It was generally assumed that the
British would keep hands off the
coming Congress Committee session
at Bombay at which approval is ex-
pected to be given Gandhi's proposal
for . renewal of civil disobedience to
British rule.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
i3I1;]|3!l15;!!3I]

t9) Fibre Rugs; size 1895.
Orig. soc --loe
(6) Fibre Rugs; size 3ff16 it.
Orig. 3.95 ----l.9 30
1) Fibre Rug; as is. 4.6x7.6.
Orig. 8.95 2.9 2.90
~ Grass Rugs; size 6x12 it.
Orig.t $50 -2. 80
a. Oval Carpet Rugs; 1896
inches. Orig. 1.29 .------75e
80 Velvet Scatter Rugs; 22hx
36" size. Orig. 1.49-- 100
~ Cotton Tufted Rug; 3Ox
so" size. Orig $50. $50
(l) Administer Rug; 9x9.7 It.
As is Orig. 24.00-----lO. 90
~ Administer Rug; 9x10.6 IT.
As is. Orig. 1900 70. 90
(1) Administer Rug; sxl2 It.
As is. Orig. 59.95-----zo. 90
(2) Administer Rugs; 9x12 It.
As is. Orig. 59.95 90
~ Beauvais Rug; 9xl2 It.
As is. Orig. 76.95-----4z.5O
~ Wilton Rug; 9xl1.6 It.
As is. Orig. 67.5O ~. 90
(5) Felt Base Rugs; 12x12 It.
Seconds of 9.95 --4.65
t6) Felt Base Rugs; 12xl5 it.
Seconds of 1895 7.65
(6) Felt Base Rugs; 9x12 It.
Seconds Of 1895 ----4.95
(8) Fibre Rugs. 9x12 and Sx
10 tt. Floor samples. Orig.
1895 and 14.95----6. 90
Goldenber0's-Third Floor
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[J1yl'$3Il&5
CA 72x1osu Salisbury SHEET.

(24) 72x108" Salisbury Sheets;
seconds OF 1.59 Pepperells,
i.ss
t25) Fancy Pillow Cases; en-
broidered hens. Orig. acc,
27e
(6) Chenille Bedspreads; sec
onds OF 4.99. 2.44
~ Jacquard Blankets; 66x30"
size. Orig. l,s9 .----l.33
(D 80x90" Plaid Double BIan-
ket; SO wool. $50 cotton.
Slightly soiled. Orig. 4.ss,
z.88
1) 72x90" Double Plaid Blan-
ket; SO wool, 95%o cotton.
Slightly soiled. Orig. 500,
2.33
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
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AZ Hollywood
Window Awnings
1.37

Deluxe head rod style with
heavy round, sturdy frames.
Sizes 1896 and AZ inches
wide. Multi-color painted
stripes on heavy canvas.
(1) 5-Ft Porch Awning; dam
aged, no frame ---z. 90
(5) Window Awnings; dam
aged. So and AZ" wide ---97e
C15) 80" Window Awnings;
fiat frame and fixtures -S4e
GoldenberQ'S-Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-07-30
LAMPS

~ Sway Floor Lamps; with
shade. Damaged. Orig. 6.98.
$50
~ Sway Bridge Lamps;
bronze finished. Orig. 5.98,
800
u4) Silk Lamp Shades; soiled
Table and floor size. Orig.
1.1S-Z.9S Tic
ldenberg's-Do1Dnstdirs
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II Unpainisd
7.95 Mite Tables
3.Q5

Unpainted solid maple hard
wood, easy to paint or stain.
With handy drawer.
~ 3 Drawer Dresser Base;
solid maple hardwood ---sss
~ Imprinted Vanity
Benches; solid maple, tapestry
seats. Orig. 4.95 %
~ Unpainted Vanity Table;
2 drawers, floor sample. Orig.
4.98 8a
~ Implanted Chest of Draw
ers, 7 drawers, sold as Is. Orig.
~ Unpainted Chest Of Draw
ers; S drawers, as is. Orig.
o.4S -------------3. .SS
~ Unpainted Bookcase; mod
ernistic style. Sold as is.
Orig. 2.s5 --l.4s
ID Drop-Leaf Unpainted
Table; large size, as Is. Orig.
o.49 -------l,oo
~ Art Pottery Bird Bath;
white finish. Orig. $40.
2.48
(6) Ban-Bearing Lawn Now
ers; rubber tired wheels, five
l6 cutting blades. Orig.
0.40 az
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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NOTIONS

(8) Petite Wondersheen Cot
ton; white. Orig. 55c ---.loe
1861 Puritan Dress Shields;
tearose. Orig. 100 59e
(46) Stamped Laundry Bags;
crash. Orig. Csc 74e
500 Ribbon Remnants; / to 5
yd. pieces. Orig. 19c-25c,
yd. Zoe
(50) Boxed Writing Paper;
white. Orig. 39c 24e
~ 5 Drawer Bedroom Cab
inets. Orig. 2.98- .98
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-07-30
GLOVES

800 Summer Fabric Gloves;
white, red, navy and black.
Orig. 100 .----------3o soc
t214 Novelty Rayon Fabric
Gloves; white and pastels,
broken sizes. Orig. 59c-- 29e
Slipon Gloves; doeskin
Finished sheepskin). Assorted
colors and broken sizes. Orig.
GoldenberD's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-07-30
F1ll3l;l!3]|

1887 Novelty Sachet Dolls; as
sorted. Orig. 3oe
(139) Hair Brushes; assorted
styles. Orig. 39c .-----19c
(43) Assorted Bath Sets; 3
and 4 pieces. Orig. SOC --l9e
(297) Facial Creams; assorted
qualities. Orig. 19c Sc
(287) Toilet Tissues; 1000
sheets to roll. Orig. 10c Sc
t22) Rubber Syringes; COM
plete sets. Orig. 79c c-----78e
Goldenberg's-Mnin Floor
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s!3E13;!;]

(72) Washable Slack Suits;
green only. Sizes 80 to 80.
Seconds OF 2.98- o7e
(2) Stub Yarn Shirts; sizes
1874 and II. 1rregulars OF
1893 -6Oe
(3) Neckband Shirts; woven
striped patterns. Sizes IS
1512-16. Irregulars of 1873,
6oe
t3) Sanforized Stacks; green
only, soiled. Irregulars of 1859,
39c
(10) White Basque Shirts;
ribbed combed yarn. Small
and medium sizes. Orig. soc,
z4e
(S) Crash Sport Shirts; small
sizes. Irregulars OF 100, 29e
(25) Broadcloth Shirts; non-
wilt collars. Irregulars of
1.Io --e..--a ------ 30C
(79) Fruit Of the Loom"
Ties; full shape. Orig. 19c. Sc
(35) Swim Trunks; lastex
yarn, wool and rayon. Orig.
l.lo 3Se
t62) Genuine Mohair Ties;
figured and solids. Orig. SOC,
l3c
(71) Soft Body Straw Hats;
genuine coconuts. Orig. 3.00-
400 l.1o
$50 Sport Shirts; washable
wafne weaves and some rayons.
Irregulars Of 1893 --l.l9
Goldenberrs-Mdtn Floor
Evening star., 1942-07-30
DRESSES

(3) Rayon Crepe Dresses; rose
shade. Sizes 2o1a, 2212, 241a.
Orig. 1925 3.6o
(S) Printed Chiffon Dresses;
with matching slip. Broken
sizes. Orig. 1895 4.So
(4) Floral Chiffon Dresses;
broken styles. Orig. 8.95, 4.oz
(2) Coat Dresses; l green
print with short coat, size 18.
I navy blue print with long
coat, size 1872. Orig. 7.95,
3.87
(25) Bemberg Rayon Sheer
Dresses; novelty prints, broken
sizes. Orig. 2.99---l.S9
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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59c Buili.Up
Cotton Slips
= for 81

Cool cotton slips at special
Friday price! Built-up
shoulder style in tearose and
white. Sizes "a to a.
t2) Bed Jackets; rayon satin
Orig. l.19 ----77e
t2o) Crepe and Batiste Gowns;
printed forals and plains.
Orig. 100 ---77e
t2o) Cotton Crepe Slackettes;
for wear under slacks. Orig.
Lib 9@c
t60) Panties and Stepins;
rayon mesh. Orig soc ----34e
(34) Rayon Satin and Crepe
Slips; tearose and white.
Orig. 1.ls -9ee
~ Rayon Panties; also cot
ton Isle. Orig. sec .----loe
(s) Rayon Taneta Slips; blue
In small sizes. Orig. 1.59.
52s
Goldenberr's-Matm Floor
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Boys 5sc Shorts
and Polo Shirts
33e

Washable shorts with elastic
waist and belts. Polo shirts
Of cool cotton knits. Broken
sii1es.
(l7) Jr. Boys Admiral Caps;
white and navy. Orig. CSC.
4se
~ Blue Cheviot Suit; coat
and knickers, size 10. Orig.
4.S8 -----------l.o9 80
(l3) Boys General Mac
Arthur Skull Caps; Orig. Csc,
Sc
n5) Boys Bathing Trunks;
broken sizes. Orig. 98c- --25e
~ Boys Wash Longies; size
l6 only. Orig. 1.29 -3oe
f1) Boys Tan Gabardine Hat;
size rs. Orig. 1.59 ----ooe
a. Jr. Boys Gabardine
Shorts; white in sizes 6 and
7. Orig. 1.49 ----ooe
(S) Jr. Boys Gabardine Rugby
Suits; white in sizes 7 and 8.
Orig. 1893 ----2.08
(2) Jr. Boys Gabardine Long
les; white in sizes 6 and 7.
Orig. 1893 ----l.I7
u3) Jr. Boys Knit Union
Suits; size 4 only. Orig.
(30) Boys Bathing Trunks;
lastex yarn and wool. Orig.
l.29-l 90 TOE
(l2) Sport Belts; broken sizes.
Orig. SOC -----30e
t34) Jr. Boys Overalls; sizes
3 to 6. Orig. soc - ----44e
(14) Boys Slack Sets; tan
only. Broken sizes. Orig.
denberO'S-Mnin Flor
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WeIles in Buenos Aires

BUENOS AIRES. July 80 tP.-
Ofson Welles, youthful American
actor and producer, arrived here by
air from Rio de Janeiro yesterday,
expecting to remain until August 2
and then return to the United States
by way Of Chile.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
LEATHER

(180) Handbags; washable
whites and black patentex.
Orig. 69c-1 90 -----2oe
(156) Washable F bricoid d
Handbags; whites and COM
binations. Orig. 100 ----74e
f150) Sample Leather Belts;
small sizes only. Orig. LOO
$50 47e
GoldenberQ's-Main Floor
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[:G3!3[3:C!5x]

t75) Cool Chambray Dresses;
sizes 14-l8 and 1852. Orig.
1.99 -.----1.13
(44) Br0adcl0th Uniforms;
button front. Sizes IA to 18.
Orig. 1859 --1.74
(6) Housecoats; wrap-around
style in novelty prints. Orig.
2.29 --l,60
(22) Washable Sheer Dresses;
prints and dots. Misses sizes.
Orig. 2.99 --1.62
(26) Tie-Back Bib Aprons:
print percales. Orig. 39c, 23e
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-07-30
E7l1!3K][3!IlE

"a Tweed and Pastel Coats;
fitted and .boxy styles in
misses and women's sizes.
Orig. 1895 and 1895 3.8o
(15) Rayon Lined Goats;
plaid, tweeds and pastels.
Broken sizes. Orig. 1895, S.39
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-07-30
FURNITURE

~ Spring Steel Chair; soiled.
Orig. SOS ------z. 90
D Folding Metal Chair:
scratched. Orig. 2.o8----I.50
~ Folding Metal Chair;
marred. Orig. 1.98----l 90
~ Glider; innerspring seat;
leatherette cover. Orig.
1895 ---z7.5 so
~ Metal Lawn Table; fin
ished white. Orig. 2.9S- so
Goldenberg's-DoUnstdirs
Evening star., 1942-07-30
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(s) Swim Suits; one-pc. rayon
satin lastex yarn. Sizes 81
"a. Orig. 97e
(27) 2-Pc. Cotton Playsuits;
checks, sizes IL to 16. Orig.
15) Cotton Blouses, brown
and navy, broken sizes. Orig.
66c 49e
~ Junior Dresses; cotton
prints. Sizes II and l3. Orig.
o.O0 1880 k.66
(6) Spun Rayon Slack Suits;
broken sizes. Orig. 5.99-7.99,
4.67
(s) Juniors Suits; 2-pc. cot
tons. Orig. 5.9o---4.77
Goldenbero's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-07-30
OUTSTANDING VALUES IN OUR
AUGUST White Sale

2lx27" Chicken Feather Pillows
2lx27" Goose Feather Pillows
64x76" Jacquard Blankets s----------I.69
7Ox84" Cotton Plaid ~
84xlO5" Jacquard Colonial Spreods-
72x84" Patchwork Quilts s------------3.7 3.7o
84xlO5" Honespun Spreads
86xlO5" Chenille Spreads 80
72x84" Soteen Comforts
42x36" PercoIe PiIIowcoses ---------3 for 81
l6x32" Cannon Huck ToWels-------5 for 81
2-Pc. Chenille Both Mat Sets---------1.o0
5-Pc. Decorative Scurf Sets-------79
5Ox5O" Novelty Printed Cloths -------88e
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