davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1944-10-27
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Qonooner poIniifle &egierung OurfI
anb1nger oes BON DEM Comets ge-
itiibten 2ubliner pefuiihen gefrei=
unasfomitees totem bier ieoer Rei-
aung Abbruh, cine raihe 20iung
ser poIniifen 6roge artf Ser @rn1o=
Iage ser e6en nbgeifIoiie1el Mos.
falier &onferen5 81 erlparten.
8erifte iiber &eiolutioneuy Die in
elmer QubIiner Maiienoeripmmlitua
anaenommen nno pom Wosfaier
Senoer berbreitet muroen, beifuloig-
ten sic ,,logenonnte polnrifle Regie=
rung Mifolaic5gfS in Qonoon," lie
lfiire ali operbrederiidlen Eerrorut-
ten in oen befreiten @ebieten go
lens.
Gieie &un6fuufienoungen folgten
fur3 ouf Ole uebermittlltng oes Mos-
falter Communicates, 6ns mitteiIte,
eS ieien 6ortifritte in &idtung nltf
cine 90iung oes longtpierigen poIni-
Idlen StreiteS er5ielt moroen.
Der polniiden @egierune in 2ou-
Don nobeitebenoe @reiie tpoIlten erft
sic &iiffebr MifoIaic3pfs aus Mos.
fan abrparten, ebe tie oie @rgebniiie
ieiuer 0ortigen 8eiprefrngen aus
luerten. or un0 I~uBenminiiter Ro=
mer mer0en Sonntog in 2onoon 3u=
riideriportet.
Iu9 Die britiifsen Rommentare
blieben lporerit pori6tig. 2eOigIif
Die 4offnung pur6e Iolit, 8remier=
miniiter Gbnrfin peroe IN Ser Gage
Iein, BEL ieinem 1lGd)iten grifeinen
i'm l1nterbnlie mebr 2i9t iiber oo8
noFlfOmlrten f@onfuie polniid,e 8iIo gu
oerbreiten.
alS ein3iges 8ofitioum iiebt man
Ole Gatiade an, bob Die Cir fir lpei-
tere 8eratnngen often %geIailen lit,
Washington Journal., 1944-10-27
1tntcritiibt Sic Hemtide
5citmne, Is 1T cure
5citmne!

Senbet Gamilien : 8a9ridten,
@ereiasmadridten, ioiuie iDnftise
intereifelte 9enisfeiten an bic
8eoaftiOn. Sir iin6 serne &c.
reit nnb fremeu nns, berartise
Naaridten i'm sSOmrnal" 5n brin.
gen. Sic belfen nns Samit nnS
bermeiben, baf mir 6afir berant.
uortlih semadDt tuer0en, iDenn ST.
eigniife in Tamilienfreiien (0e-
6urtstase, 9Od5eiten, &inbtanfen,
Ster6efGae, 8einde BON Grenabtn
uiiD.) nid't in u~nierer, refp. eiirer
3eitams III fin6en iinb.
8enadrid)tigt bic @e6aftion,
no Sirtb Str. q. 81. @cFhinafOn
Li0. 6. WernfpredJer SECTIONAL
,7789).
Washington Journal., 1944-10-27
HMr6tbare
0asetplolon

GleuelonO - 3ieei aroBe @orrots-
tanfS nit fliiiiigem @ds seiilIt er.
p%Iooierten un0 biIIIten Oie unmittpI-
bare 1nh6drihuit in einem Augen.
Bid in Elm sroBes 6Inmnpnmeer,
Oas oIs elm 2auifeuer ioeleifs 20
glods elmer oiht beiieoeIten @obn-
9egeno ouf ser Sitieite gleDeIonos
erfoBte.
Mebrere 0uteno S6uier iino DolI-
fomuen 3eritort un6 uieIIeidt bun0ert
iirb pom 6elier beid1oigt.
5Iammen lino 6rennenoe 3riim-
mer uon ser eriten gTpIGion hatten
Sie @ebdltOe in ser Oiftbeiieoelten
8ohngegeno bereits onge3iinbet uno
cine u~ngebeure Bonif beruriott, ols
ole Grploiton oes dtpeiten 1onfs err
fol9te. Me6rere fIeinere &onfs be-
fan0en lid in ser NGbe.
Ninoeitens Elm Tuten0 Nmbulan-
gen muroen IogIeidl all 6ie llngliifs-
i3elle entlanot. YolijeinttoS itno
9%riOottuaqen NIT Qautiprefern fpnr-
Sen benutt, lin oie @nnit at Dernia-
bern. Mit Den 2autiprefern iplirOe
Sen getuohpern 5liserlfen /: Die
Nadbariddit brennt. 8erlaBt Cure
Sdpier mo Ioltft nad SitenI@
.L L4 IEN
@iitter obnt Mdntel, lire Riuoer
an lid gepreBt. fIoben 6urf ben mir
rem 8erfebr. Ser erite SlommenitoB
erreifte fnIt 6en 2afe Shore 8ouIe=
uaro, uno es nuroe beridtet, OaB Ell
nise Alttofabrer ibre Nngen berIie-
Ben un0 in ben See fIobeu.
GIeuelano Burdtbarer uno
f~urdtbnrer geitnItete iif Die Grplo-
lions uno 8ran6fataltrop6e Ietter
@odse, uuo Coroner Gerber ertlGrte,
oaB sic 3obI ser Iooesopier iid} Bis
altf 200 itelIen mag. Mebr uno
mebr 2eifen lperoen in Ben &linen
9~eftnoeft.
SbfpohI Ite6en 0erIdieoene SteIIen
unteriudungen iiber Die llriade Ser
eingeIeitet baben, iino Big
Der feline @hbaItspunfte ermitteIt
porOen. Die s. %. s. Ser @ebeim-
oienit pan Seer uno 6Iotte, Die 90
lijeit oie 6euertpebr, ote Gas Gom-
PAM nno Ser 2eiden6eidulier lteElen
llnteriifungen an.
Die 8eboroen ifdten' ben 5aaoen,
eir1ddieBlid 5erjtorter Snouitrieper.
fe mo 8obnbauier, auf $8,O0O.OO0
Ore 3erltOrung eritreM iid nltf etue
Die so @Guierblods ltmfaBt,
uno erinnert an 9riegssenen in GU
ropa.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-27
HpbOterS an
8tit.TrOnt

HariS Weloungen BON Ser
Jfont ilno Jtpar aus ser @egeno pom
4aden, mo Die 4merifaner borritden,
oeiiten oil, oab bic gelitihen iest
1Iug6omben perpenoen. nm 0os 8or.
0ringen Der Imerifatier 5l bebin=
0ern.
;, ,Gie brittle armee lit iest big auf
Neilen Gtli6 bon 9ancD nit oer
8eiesung BON Goineourt itno Be-
Jange Ga Hetite porgeorunger, Die
nmerifaniifye z. Arn1ee tpeitere Az
Weilen noro0iflid bon @ruDeres duf
Ser SfroBe nod Dem ct. Marie 4aB
ourb Die 8ogeien.
Gie fanoSiide erite uno Die engli=
5tueite 4rinee MAIDEN einen ent.
idloiielen 8eriath Siomeit,S olIan6
BON BEN Deltif,en 8i reinigen.
Gle SberIte oeutlGe Seeresleitung
bat Elm groBeres un5 nod .gef1brIi.
Wo0eIl ser EigerR Dangers,
Otarf 6, in ben &f sefporfen. Das
ungebeuer, welfes Ser So
getouft moroen III. tpieet
81 TO, oas beibt II TO me6r, aIs oos
friibere @ooell uno gilt als elmer Ser
lroBten Haf5er Der 8elt.
ESeine 6euerfraft wtrS. ferner er.
1obt onrd cine nelle Bermer6ung 0es
berlbmten 80 MIN @eidiises, oeiien
Branaten, beiBt es. HanderpIotten
pom feds 3oll St1rfe ourdftlagen.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-27
Oft list mehr ais elm
.AbfihrmitteI n0fg

Wenn Sic ~irritiert oder nervSe sind und
an Kopfsehmerzsn, Case. blAhunTen.
Neutrality-suspicious. und AppetitlosiSkett
leiden, welchs ale syf funktiOnals Hart
l~sibigkeit zurickzufahren .ein moaen -
hesoraen Sic sich Fornfs Alpenkr6uter -
de 1~eitsrprobts Magentztiskeit snrs-
aande Medizin. EnthSlt 10 der Nasur
eiaenen msdizinisehen Wurzeln. kTautern
und Paanzen. Vorsicht: Nur einzuneh-
men vie Auf dem Etikett snssgsesn.
trSos DSrme gum Arbeiten und hilit
veThkTtste Abiallstoffe auszuseheidsn DIE
dureh HaTtleibigkeit v~ervFsaehten Case
IN vertreiben und gibt dem Magen dAs
Cefihl Won WRrme. Seien Sic wsise -
9eben Sic lhrem Magen komfort, indsm
Sic Hartleihiakeit mildeEn. Beeorgen Sic
sich noch heute ALPENkRAUTER Won
i~raendeinem Fahrnsy Agenten oder SEN
dan Sic ~ fur elm ondeTs PROBE
anRabot an
DR.. PETER EARRNEY Z SONS co.
Dept 1928
asoI washlnqton blvd. : Chicago IL. N.
ass Stanley 81. . WinniPoq. Man-. Con.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-27
krieesecfanecnc
erhalten pcnieiuin

Bal9inston Gem Snternatio.
nalen &oten Greu8 in @enf wuroen
bonn Amerifaniidlen 3oten Rreus
5000 5ltben geniciain nit Gutter,
preB geianot, Die fir omeritonild)e
8riegsgefangeile in TeutiAlano Der.
wenoet weroen loIen. Mufl onoere
Vieoitontente uuroen geinnot, ourd)
Die Die bon ben oeutiden MiIit6rbe-
BORDEN our @erfiigung geiteaten err
gdnat per0en ioqen.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-27
uiAf ale fuclls
teri 3iiift pcIfsitarnt

Gonoon @e1eralleutnant Altrt
Dittinnr, Der oeattide MiIitGrsAom.
mentator ,teilte nit, 6oB es einige
griideberger gegebau babe, ais Der
&if erairM, in Sen @oIfsitirm eiu-
antreten, bob lid ieood) bic meiiten
9eitid)en geiteIt bdtten.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-27

Sd ueritebe gar nift, ooB sic in
Dem 3eltanrnnt ellen, ons tpeeen lei
ner i6ledfen Speiien in Ser gan5en
Stoot 6eridtigt lit!
Sebr begreiflid; ih nrbeite fir
peridieoene @it6ldtter, uno 6o fol-
len mir mdbreno Der table b'bote oit
id6niten Sder5e einl
Washington Journal., 1944-10-27
@ifsladt

geIuf lin Der 4bltcf, ettpas Nm
genebmeS 5u iagenl: ,Merfniroig.
lpie Der &leine ieinem Batter 1bnlid
iiebt!"
Mutter: ,Gas fommt lur oaber,
neil er Sen Sfmupfen bat - JOINT
lit er elm gang METER SSSunqei"
Evening star., 1944-06-01

t142) Boys Wash SlacIs:
Sanforized (residual shrink
age 1%). Sizes 8 to Is.
Orig. 2.49 -4----------l .48
(14) Boys Cloth Knickers;
In fancy patterns. Sizes Z,
. and II. Orig. 2.29- AZ
i11) Junior Boys Knit Suits;
striped basque shirt and
s1olid color shorts. Sizes 4
to- 8. Orig. 1.98 --l.z6
90 Junior Boys' Wash Suits;
two-tone colors. Sizes 3 and
4. Orig. 1.19-----------44e
III Junior Boys Slack
Suits; sanforized sport shirt
and matching shorts. Sizes
3 to s. Orig. 1.98------1.54
t78) Boys Knit Basque
Shirts; in fancy stripes. Sizes
2 to IL. Orig. 100 0-----46e
t14) Boys Dress Shirts; in
fancy patterns. Sizes 1874
and IA neck measure. Orig.
1.19 -------------66c
1881 Boys Cotton Tee Shirts;
in solid colors. Sizes 2 to
8. Orig. Soc
(9) Boys White Duck Pants;
sanforized to prevent shrink
ing. Sizes II and 18. Orig.
2.39 ---------1.74
t1D Husky Boys Wash
Stacks; sanforized cotton
that will not shrink more
than 10. Sizes 10 to 18.
Irregulars of 3.98 grade,
1855
az Students Reversible
Finger-tip Coats; in camel
color. Sizes 80 and 40. Ir-
regulars Of 1898 grade 5. 20
Goldenberg's-Matn Floor
Evening star., 1944-06-01
[I11I35II3]


tl47l 8lxS9-in. Bleached
Sheets; subject to minor i'm
perfections. Orig. l.29, 96e
t1s3) 45x36-in. Pillowcases;
subject to slight imparfec-
tions. Orig. 49c-----3 36e
(l4l Heavy Unhleached Mat
trcss Covers; twin size only.
Orig. $50 --~----2.SS
(37a yds.l sS-in. Unbleached
Sheeting; heavy quality.
Orig. Ice yd.- -------1oe
t2l Feather Bed Pillows;
we'll filled with crushed
chicken feathers. Soiled.
Orig. 1.19------------8
az jacquard Blankets; 1879
wool, thick and warm. Soiled.
Orig. 4.99-------------3.SS
(7) Chenille Redspreads; in
colorful effects. Twin size
only. Orig. 8.99-----7.50
CD Heavy Chenille Bed
spreads; In beautiful designs.
Twin size only. Orig. 9.95,
$50
~ Heavy Chenille Bed
spreads; in elaborate, colorful
patterns. Twin size only.
Orig. 1899 9------------o.50
~ Novelty Chenille Bed
spread; twin size only. Beau
tiful multi color design.
Orig. 12.99-----I0.50
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1944-06-01
FURNITURE
a. Boxed Studio Couch IN.

az Boxed Studio Couch RI
lows; sold "as Is" Orig. $50,
75c
(6) Wing Cricket Chairs;
maple finish, with assorted
covers. Orig. 1895 9.88
~ Cricket Chair; maple
finish, floor sample. Orig.
6.95 --- 4.79
~ Occasional Chair; wine
tapestry cover. Orig. 9.95,
3.eo
80 Plate Glass Mirrors; with
maple frame. Orig. 6.95,
3.33
fl) Walnut Finish Coffee
Table; orig. 4.98. z.39
~ 3-Pc. Living Room Suite;
includes sofa and 2 large
chairs. Floor SAM he. Orig.
lIS.uu ----x----------77.OU
(16) Modern Plate Glass End
Table; double shelf. Sold
"as is" Orig. 22.95, 500
~ Large Chifforobe; wal
nut finish. Double door, with
plate glass mirror. Orig.
1895 --28 1880
l2) Odd Dressers; walnut
fish. Orig. 24.95 1900
a. Modern Vanity; in wal
nut finish, with round mir
ror. Orig. 39.00-- $500
GoldenbeTo's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1944-06-01
t51l53laIN

t3o) Softskin Sachet; . del
icately scented pillow. Orig.
LOO - ------------69c
(64l Perspiro Deodorant
Cream. Orig. 25c------17e
t7S) Jumbo Creams; eco-
nomical size jars Of clearis-
ing, night massage and van-
ishing creams. Orig. Csc,
l5e
(24) Cardinal Dusting
Powder; with powder pun.
Orig. 25c --------Ioe
(45) Constance Bennett
Shampoo; q pine oil sham
poo that leaves the hair
soft and luistrous. Orig. acc.
loc
f42) Kinds Hand Cream; by
the makers Of Kinds Honey
and Almond Cream. Orig.
39c 2oe
Adore Plus Tar
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1944-06-01
NOTIONS

49, Trapeze Style Garment
Bags; fits on closet rod. Orig.
2.49 ---------l.67
t2S) Two-way Stretch Panty
Girdles; with rayon insert.
Small, medium and large.
Orig. 1.39 ------------6oe
(16) Rubberized Raincoats;
white only, medium size.
Orig. 2.9S -------I.37
(10) Rubber1zed Household
Aprons; bib style. Orig. 100,
Sac
t24) Lightweight Rayon
Garter Belts; with rubber
insert. Sizes "a to 80. Orig.
LOO -----69c
t20) "Softee" Kneeling Gu
shions; water-repellent cover.
For home or outdoors. Orig.
1897 Boxed Writing Paper;
various styles, slightly soiled.
Orig. Soc to 89c box----37e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1944-06-01
RUGS

(3) ska II. Felt Base Rugs;
floor samples. Orig. 3,95.
$50
ca Sx12 It. Felt Base Rugs;
without border. Orig. 5.88.
$50
us pcs.) Felt Base Floor
Covering; In short lengths.
Two and 8 yds. wide. Orig.
49c and SOC So. yd. .---36e
Is pcs.) Short Lengths In
laid Linoleum. Orig. l.i0
and 1.39 So. I'd. soc
Is pcs.) Short Lengths In
laid Linoleum. Orig. 1855
So. yd. --- TO-
t1z) Felt Base Mats; size
36x54 inches, without border.
Orig. 74c and SOC ca. s. 45e
Cd White Lambskin Rugs;
soiled from display. Orig.
5.98 ---- 8 90
t2l 9xl2 It. Felt Fabric Rugs;
slightly imperfect and sold
"as is.' Orig. 1895 7.5o
~ Sx12 It. Green Broad
loom Rug; hoor sample.
Orig. $500 3o 90
(2) 6xS It. Grass Rugs. Orig.
9:95 ------------6.50 50
t3) 9xl2 II. Jute Rug Gu
shions. Orig. 3.98 ----2.5o
~ Cotton Rugs; size 27-in.
by 7ts It. Orig. $50 $50
GoIdenberg's-FJoor
Couerings-Third Floor
Evening star., 1944-06-01
New Draft Orders
Curtail Industry's
Withdrawal System

Draft boards were notified today
that no new replacement schedules
will be approved and that establish
ments now operating under these
schedules for the staggered with
drAwal of their manpoRer will be
permitted only one more six-monthI
renewal.
Replacement schedules are used BY
seloctive service and industry to|
keep Withdrawals of manpower from
disrupting industry. Under arrange
ments approved by State selectivel
service directors. portion Of each
plants draft-age personnel Is rel
leased every few months to the
armed forces.
New Age Policy Cited.
When the Army and Navy were
building their peak strength, se-
lective service said, it was desirable
to schedule releases In many estab-
lishments for most draft-age regis
trants.
Since deferments of physically fit
men under as has been sharply re-
stricted and deferments have been
widely liberalized for men over 80,
the only men now subject to the
scheduled withdrawal are those in
the. 1928 age group.
Although replacement schedules
call for the withdrawal of most men,
few men have been carried over
from one schedule to- another be-
cause their employers contended
they could not be replaced.
Deferment Now Limited.
Under the present orders these
men apparently will be entitled to
only one more six-month deferment,
as far as replacement schedules are
concerned, unless the national Sc
iective service director determines
the plants situation warrants q con-
tinuation of the schedule beyond the
six-month renewal.
The order to draft boards provided
that until replacement schedules
now in effect have been revised In
line with the new regulations and
employers have had chance to file
new deferment requests, draft
boards will be allowed to extend
deferment periods beyond the pres
ent replacement schedule release
dates for necessary men" in the
1928 age group.
The orders also pointed out that
establishments not now operating
on replacement schedules also win
be given consideration for the de-
ferment of their employees.
Evening star., 1944-06-01
DRESSES

t12) Rayon Shantung
Dresses; in prints. Broken
sizes. Orig. 5.95-------2.o7
(5) Raycn Crepe Dresses; in
black and navy. Small sizes
only. Orig. 8.95- 3.o9
(6) Black Rayon TafYeta
Evening Dresses; sizes 40 to
A. Orig. 5.95 -------4.s8
tlS) Rayon Maternity
Dresses; in black, navy and
prints. Sizes IL to 20. Orig.
7.95 and 8.95------.2.66
t9l Chenille Lounging Robes;
in white, slightly soiled. Sizes
38 to ~. Orig. 500 -3.8s
t21) Ratan and Cotton
Dresses; slightly imperfect.
Broken sizes. Orig. 2.99,
1877
fI9) Blue and White Stripe
Uniforms; in small sizes
only. Slightly imperfect.
Orig lao .a8---.---444-4~---I.39
Goldenberg's-Secord Floor
Evening star., 1944-06-01
LINENS
ts7) White Huck Towels;

t67) White Huck Towels;
slightly imperfect. Orig. 19c,
Toe
(144) Printed Table Cloths;
in various sizes, slightly inn
perfect. Orig. 79c tie
(i67) Damask Napkins; size
,14xl4 in. Slightly imperfect.
Orig. 19c ea.--------6e
(41) Woven Homespun Table
Cloths; fringed ends, size
36x36 in. Orig. 4ec-----2se
(19) Dresser Scarfs; sizes
s15x36 In. and 15x45 in. I'm
perfect. Orig. 39c-----lSe
(67 yds.) Part Linen Crash
Towcling; in colored stripes
on ecru ground. Orig. 39c
yd. -------------------z4e
G0ldenberg's---MGin Floor
Evening star., 1944-06-01
HOUSEWARES

t2) Large Size Wardrobes;
single door style. Floor SAM
piles. Orig. 11.95 and 1895,
S.S8
tS) Wood Flower Boxes; in
green enamel finish. 30-in.
size. Slightly damaged. l.78
l87} Blue Enamel Utility
Saucepans; lot. size. Orig.
29c - 14c
"a White Enamel China
Cabinet; damaged and sold
'tas is" Orig. 17.95----5.8S
ID Double Door Wood Ward
robe; walnut finish. Slightly
damaged. Orig. 1886, z4.S8
a. O-Dora Fibreboard
Wardrobe; floor sample.
Orig. 6.98------------4.SS
(2) Kitchen Stools; with
imitation leather top. Sold
"as is" Orig. 1895 .---78e
~ 5-Pc. Breakfast Set; con-
sistfng Of extension table
and 4 chairs with imitation
leather seats. Orig. 45.95,
3S.SS
15) 5-lb. packages Of Lawn
Grass Seed; orig. SIC, 53e
(1) Kitchen Table; wood
frame, marble top. Size
25x40 in. Slightly damaged.
Orig. 1895 5.4---------9.95
f3) Kitchen Tables; wood
frame, linoleum top. Size
18x24 in. Orig. 7.95 5--5.S8
t3) Kitchen Tables; wood
frame, plastic top, with
drawer. Size l6x20 in. Orig.
14.95 95---o.48
GoIdeuher0,e nn1r1. cfn;re
Evening star., 1944-06-01

1861 Half Pairs Lace Cur
tains; open mesh weave.
Orig. SOC ca. -------37c
(4s) Damask Squares; excel
lent for recovering small
chairs, chair seats and for
cushions. Orig. s8c ca, piece.
4ec
f25) Glazed Chintz Cushion
Covers. Orig. 69c ca. -4ee
t3) Cretone Slip Covers; for
76-inch sofas. Rose color.
Orig. ig.5.98.-----------3.99
tl50 yds.) 40-in. Curtain
Marquisette; in solid colors
Of wine or red. Orig. 29c yd.,
z2e
(210 yds.) 36-in. Printed
Crctonne; in floral patterns.
Orig. 29c yd.---------- 24e
(l4) Sofa Covers; OF two
tone knitted fabrics. Orig.
4.98 ea..x---------3.3e ca.
(l2 prs.) Ruffied and Tall
ored Curtains; soiled from
display. Orig. 1.5s to 1888
Ur. 4Qe
Goldenberq'S-Third Floor
Evening star., 1944-06-01

tz5o) Mems Tss Shirts; Of
combed yarn. crew neck,
short sleeves. Irregulars Of
100 grade s3e
t4sl Mems Cotton Cable
Knit Sweaters; in natural
color. Sleeveless style. with
wee neck. Orig. 1,I9---e3s
t1e) Mems Water-Repellext i
Jackets; in tan color, z
pockets. Orig. 4.29----3.ss
(47) Mems Part Weol sleeves
less Sweaters; in blue and
brown. Broken sizes. Orig.
1.7s -------------57e
(zso) Mems Cotton Hose; IN
shortee and regular length.
fancy pattern. Some irregu-
lars ---------------------9c &c
t14s) Mems Hose; in regular
length and shortees. Broken
sizes. Orig. 39c~ c~------I7e
(15) Mems Military Shirts,
OF fine khaki cloth. Broken
sizes. Orig. 2.sS------i.Oo
(5s) Mems BaIbriggzn Shirts
and Drawers; ankle length
drawers and short sleeve
shirts. Irregulars Of S9c
grace -----------------46e
f43) Mems Part Wool Sweat
ers; in plain or fancy weaves..
broken sizes. Irregulars OF
2.98 grade e------------1.68
t20) Mems Pigskin Belts;
small sizes only. Orig. 7sc.
Ale
f49) Mems Gable Knit Tee
Shirts; in natural color.
Short sleeves, crew neck. Ir-
regulars Of 94c grade --s7e
1851 Mems Knit Unionsuits;
short sleeves, ankle length,
also athletic style. Irregulars
of liz grade -------70e
l157) Mems Plain Color
Sport Shirts; In tan or blue.
Small and medium sizes.
Orig. 1.19 -------------s0e
GoldeubeTg'sMGin Floor
Evening star., 1944-06-01
ACCESSORIES

t1S6) Women's Neckwear
and vestees; including white
collars, plaid and check
vestees. All necklines. Orig.
LOO and 1.59---------5oe
t500) Mems Khaki Hand
kerchiefs; excellent quality.
Seconds Of 25c grade ----9e
t44) Felt Head Clips; with
huge bows or rosettes over
each ear. Some with punches
Of cherries. Orig. 1.39--6Se
(34) Dickeys; in print Jersey.
with ties at neckline. Lovely
color combination prints.
Orig. 1888 ------------I.39
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t21) Back Lace Corsets; well
boned. Irregulars of 2.s5
81 dAC -------------- ~
t6) Foundations; back lace
and side hook, for average
and full figures. Sizes 81
and 46 only. Orig. 2.95,
I.S5
f15) Girdles; side hook and
step-in styles. Sizes 26, az
and % only. Orig. 2.95, 1875
t31) Bandeaux and Long
Line Bras; with uplift. Ban
deaux in sizes 80 to 38. bras
in sizes 36 to A. Orig. CSC,
Sac
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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HOSIERY

t7D Full Fashioned Chiffon
Lace Hose; in various col
ors, broken sizes. Irregulars
of 1.10 grade de------. 6ge
(132) 45-Gauge Full FASH
ioned Rayon Mesh Hose; in
various colors, broken sizes.
Irregulars Of 100 grade, 3oe
tl61) 45-Gauge Full FASH
ioned Hose; Of sheer chiffon
rayon. Broken sizes. MIL
mends Of 49c grade z9e
(97) Knit-to-Fit Cotton Mesh
Hose; in assorted colors,
broken sizes. Irregulars of
69c grade z-.-------f0e
(144) ''No-Seam" Chiffon
Rayon Hose; In assorted col-
ors, broken sizes. Mill mends
OF 19c grade --------Ioe
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2.95 ,.s '''+: IA,
5lsa|5

t41) Furl0ugh Bags of water
repellent canvas, with upper
closing. Three clearance
groups:
Originally 800 now---l.3e
Originally 1.s8, now----soe
Originally l.5s. now .---6ee
fPlas tGT)
fSS) Genuine Leather Bill
folds; with compartments
for passes, cards and pic
lures. Plus taxi. Orig. 400.
68e
tl03) Change Purses; with
snap frame. Bengaline.
tPlus tax).i Orig. Soc ---z5e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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Clearance! Chenille and Shug
Both Room RUGS
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t148 yds.) Rayon-and = Cotton
Fabrics; in prints and solid
colors. Useful remnant
lengths. Orig. 49c to 7sc yd.,
24e
t287 yds.) Novelty Rayons;
also black satin with white
dots. Imperfect. Orig. s8c
I'd. ------------.S sac
t296 yds.) Novelty Jersey;
rayon and cotton mixture.
Slightly damaged. Orig. 79c
yd. -------------------44e
t347 yds.) Printed Rayon
Crepe, in stripes and plaids.
Damaged. Orig. soc yd.,
Sac
1883 pcs.) All Wool and Wool
Mixtures; in lengths Of %
to 7s I'd. Orig. 43c----z4e
t249 yds.) Percaie Camou-
fiage Prints; So in. wide.
Orig. 33c yd. -------l7e
t467 yds.) Dress Laces; in
wanted colors. So in. wide.
Orig. 89c yd.--------54c
t37 yds.) Navy and Red Or
CANDY; So in. wide. Orig.
1.19 yd. --------54c
Goldenberg's-M1in Floor
Evening star., 1944-06-01
Woodmen to Give Dinner
In Honor of Munuuer

A testimonial dinner will be given
ut z o'clock tonight In the Roger
Smith Hotel for Vergne w. Potter,
District Of Columbia manager Of. the
Modern Woodmen Of America, fra
ternal insurance society.
The dinner was arranged to mark
Mr.. Potter's 5th anniversary as the
District manager and his Goth year
OF activity in both the local and
national organization.
He is the vice president and gen.
eral manager of the West End
Laundry. Inc. 1928 Pennsylvania
avenue NV, and is active in civic
affairs and other fraternal organi-
cations.
Evening star., 1944-06-01

(15) Cotton Slips; adjustable
straps. Small sizes. Orig.
1.9S l.z9
t5) Cotton Crepe Gowns; in
small sizes. Orig. I.ls---7se
t1o) Panty GirdIes; IN small
sizes. Orig. lie 59e
tls) White Rayon Crepe
Slips; In small sizes. Orig.
(sl Rayon Satin Crepe Slips;
in tailored style. Orig. l.98,
l.z7
t3sl Cotton Knit short Pam
ties. Orig. acc os
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t6) Junior Misses 1000
Wool Suits; dressmaker and
classic styles. Maize. blue or
beige. Sizes 8 to 13. Orig.
1895 5-------1l,0S
t6) T0ppers; of 1000 wool
fleece, in pastel shades. Sizes
9 to is. Orig. 16.95- ---9.8S
t6) Chesterfield Coats; of
1000 wool, well tailored.
Sizes IL to Is. Orig. 1895
and 24.95 -----I2.88
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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l;!sIYt3

\
(7) Mirror Framed Pictures;
large size. Frames are dam
aged. Orig. 4.98-------z.44
(8) Full Length Mirrors;
with damaged frames. Orig.
1.69 --9Sc
(5) China Table Lamps;
with shades that are slightly
soiled. Orig. 9.98 --7.77
az Six-Way Floor Lamps;
rich bronze finish bases.
Damaged and sold "as is"
Orig. 1898 -----9. -
Goldenberg's-Do,Unstairs
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GLOVES

t117) Women's Cotton Fab
ric Cs-,.cz; in white and coll
ors. Broken sizes. Orig. 79c,
5oe
1861 Rayon and Cotton Fab
ric Gloves; in a good assort-
ment of styles. Broken sizes.
Orig. 39c --------------29c
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1944-06-01
U. S. Envoy Returns

MIAMI, Fla, June (P).-Wesley
Frost, United States Ambassador to
Paraguay, arrived here by clipper
last night. After spending a short
vacation at his home in Berea, KY,
the Ambassador viii report to WASH
ington. ss
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CWK]

t0 Wood Express Wagons;
red painted finish. Orig. 6.98,
4.47
(9) Clown Dolls; large size,
soiled from handling. Orig.
4.98 - ---~-- 80
t1D Wool Chenille Teddy
Bears. Orig. 3.98 .---1.o9
t141 Kiddie Cars; small size,
strongly constructed. Orig.
acknowledgements