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Montana labor news., 1944-07-20
LABOR FEDERATION
TO HOLD INSTITUTE
AT STATE UNI VERSII'Y

The first Montana Labor Institute is
to be held at the Montana State Uni
versity campus at AIissoula August 3. a.
and s. It is being conducted by the
Montana State Federation of Labor in
cooperation with the Workers Educa-
ton Bureau of America and the Mon
tana State University
The program is quite extensive and is
as follows:
August 3, Thursday:
600 A. M.-Registration.
1000 A. M.-Opening session. Chair
man, S. H. Riven, Missoula. Welcome
from James D. Graham president Mon
Montana labor news., 1944-07-20
Pro-Labor Commentator on
Air 8 Nights a, Week

NEW YORK. CFP) The Electronics
Corp. of America, which rates star billing
in labors Believe 1t Or Not collection
because Of its friendly attitude toward
unions is in the news again.
The company is putting pro-labor radio
commentator william S. Gailmor, prom
inent member of the Newspaper Guild
of New York (CIO), on the air five nights
a week. Gailmor will broadcast from 8
to 9:15 D. m. over Station WIN.
Montana labor news., 1944-07-20

tana State Federation Of Labor. Wei
come from Dean Walter A. Anderson,
director, summer session, Montana State
University. Outline of institute, John D.
Connors, director, Workers Education
Bureau.
11:00 A. M-Labor's contribution to
the war effort. Panel Kenneth Davis
secretary, Northwest Council of Lumber
workers, Portland. leader; Jim O'Bnen,
Butte; Jack Clark, Great Fails Robert
Weller, Kahspell
Afternoon Chairman Bruce
Steinmetz, Great Falls.
1870 p M.-Labor as Others View US.
Clergy, Rev Walter F. Wolbrecht, Mis-
soula; business. Oakley Coffee, Iissoula;
farmers, Mrs. Mildred K Stoltz, educa-
tional director. Montana Farmers Union;
professional, Tom Davis, past president,
Rotary International, Butte Discussion.
2:45 p. M.-Labor's Responsibilities in
Public Relations Panel, Joseph Kinsey
Howard Great Falls. leader; Clarence
Blawett. Butte; Bob struclman, Great
rails Richard Donovan, Butte; II. S.
Bruce, Helena Perry Melton, Kalispel;
Rev. j. j. O'Connor, Butte; Charles w.
Gardner, Butte Discussion
$50 p. M.-Dinner. Presiding, Dr.
Ernest @. RIelby, Montana State Univer-
sity. Group singing. Address, Labor and
Public Opinion, Arnold zander presi-
dent American Federation Of State.
County and Municipal Employees
August 4, Friday:
Morning session. Labor and Govern
ment Relations. Chairman, w. P. Clark,
Missoula
900 A. M-Montana Labor Legisla-
tion Judge jeremiah Lynch, Butte;
Henry Yaeger, director, Montana State
Labor Bureau; James D. Graham, presi-
dent, Montana State Federation Of Labor
Discussion.
1000 A. M-Labor and Government
Regulation James D. Graham, Jr., U.
S Court of Appeals, District of Colum-
bia; c w. Leaphart, dean of law school,
Montana State University; Carl F.
Kraenzel, department Of economics and
sociology, Montana State College. Dis
cussion.
100 A. M-Labor's Stake in Political
Action Don Chapman, president Farm
ers' Union Charles Mclean, secretary,
Montana CIO; Laverne Hamilton, Mis-
soula
Afternoon session-The Need for Work
ers' Education. Chairman Dean Walter
A. Anderson, director, summer session,
Montana State University.
1880 P. M-What Part Should Work
ers' Education Play in the Future Of
the Labor Movement? John D. Connors
director, Workers Education Bureau
Discussion
2:30 P. M.-Fitting Workers Education
Into a state Education Program. Ernest
O. Melby, president, Montana State uni
versity. Discussion.
$3.50 P. M-Vocational Education and
Rehabilitation of Returning Veterans.
Leo Smith, state department Of educa-
ton. Discussion
$3.50 P. Vocational Education and
Rehabilitation Of Returning Veterans.
Leo Smith, state department of educa-
ton. Discussion.
900 P. M--Picnic, provided by the
institute.
August 5, Saturday:
Morning session-Labor and the Post
War. Chairman, John D. Connors, di-
rector, Workers Education Bureau.
900 A. M-World War I and Its After
math. Melvin o. Wren, department of
history and policial sciences, Montana
State University. Discussion.
Continued on Page Four
Montana labor news., 1944-07-20
COMBINED FORCES OF ORGANIZED LABOR
AND FARMERS UNION ACHIEVE DEFEAT
OF CORPORATION FAVORED CANDIDATES

I1e c0m6med forces Of 6e people with organized labor
and organized farmers and small independent business
men won stunning victory in the Primary election last
Tuesday when by their ballot they crowned with success
nearly the entire slate endorsed by the unions Tbese n
clude Left Erickson for Governor on the Democratic
ticket
Montana labor news., 1944-07-20

Sometimes Hitler must wish the type
writer generals would destroy the Soviet
army and make the Second Front impos-
sible again, just for day, to give him
a breathing spell.
Montana labor news., 1944-07-20

Little Luther as his friends well know.
is neither a labor-baiter nor a labor
hater,
But he says he's proud to be a labor
batter hater
Evening star., 1944-03-12

sisted bock the odg croft otter he hod helped herd
prisoners from the sond spit the beoehed boree through
the surf. U. Guard Photos
Evening star., 1944-03-12

With the nine Jop prisoners huddIed oboord ond the o"d"s
from the beoeh the four Coost Guodmen who
tured the Nps heod their boot seoword for its tronspo En-
sign Russell M Keith of Brookton Moss engine box ond
Coxwoin Danny Murphy Of Richmond Hil NJ T. 9unwoe
keep their guests" shorpy covered
Evening star., 1944-01-20
3 D. {. Area Officers
Given Promotions
By War Department

Temporary promotions have been
granted to nine men from the
Washington area, it was announced
today by the War Department.
Captains who recently replaced
their single silver bars with twin
silver bars are Kenneth c. Gillette,
formerly of BOIL Ontario road NV.
now stationed in Philadelphia, in
the Signal Corps; Robert McC
Slime, 7121 Eighth street NV; Ed
ward T. Dentry, jr., whose address
was given as Washington boulevard
Laurel, Nd; Anthonie J. Goude-
mond, Route l, Alexandria, Va;
Donald w. Webber. GOT South
Twenty-third street, Arlington, Va;
Alvin B. Smell, formerly of Abs
Henderson road, Arlington, and
Reynolds G. Lynch Of Manassas,
Va.
Promoted from second to first
lieutenant were James S. Shannon,
formerly of 6101 Broad Branch road
Evening star., 1944-01-20

1oiIetries
True American Hand Lotion; for
smooth. soft hands. 1907. bottles
Orig. Csc
Constance Bennett Cologne; apple bios
som fragrance. 2l2-oz. bottles. Orig.
72-Hot-Water Bottles; 2-qt. size, in red
only. Samples and slight seconds
Orig. 34c
S7-Prophylactic HAirbrushes; with now
city colored handles Orig. 11959e
's-TOiletries-Mdin Floor
Toys
5-Express Wagons, all wood construc-
ton, medium size No deliveries. Orig.
62-Animal and Jigsaw Puzzles e pic
tureO. No deliveries. Orig. 50c--24c
S-Large Wood Veneer Toy Chests, large
enough to hold blankets and bedwear.
Varnish stain finish. No deliveries. Orig.
1898 AZ
24-Fibre Board Shoofies for the small
tot. Slightly shopworn. No deliveries.
Orig. 5.98 98--------2.oo
3l-Fancy Dressed Dolls in boxes. Small
size. No deliveries. Orig. 3.50---1 1.74
42-Kiddie Cars, all wood construction.
No deliveries. Orig 298 .4S
34-Bags Of Blocks of smooth finished
hardwood. No deliveries. Orig. 1.19. Ale
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Lo mps

lompS
l8-Cl0th Lamp Shades in bridge or ia
BILE lamp sizes. Slightly soiled. Orig.
1873 and ooc
4-Indirect Floor Lamps with bronze or
ivory finished bases. Slightly damaged.
Orig. 1898 - 9.49
5-Maple Finish Wood Smoking Stands,
slightly damaged. Orig. 3.s8 - 1.99
3-Book Racks, mahogany finish Slight
shopworn. Orig. l49 74c
mirror Framed Pictures, large size.
Mirrors slightly damaged Orig 49S
2.47
Furniture
1-Walnut Veneer End Table; slightly
shopworn Orig. 995 ....4. .66
END Table; period style. veneered
top Sold "as is Orig 1875 3.1o
|1-Large Framed Living Room Mirror;
slightly damaged Orig. 1895 o.88
1-Cricket Chair; maple finish, chintz
cover Sold "as is" Orig. SOS - 2.o5
1-Limed Oak Bookcase; large size, has
d0uld SCo ACS. OAAS. 1C.Co -2.d0
Mahogany Cocktail Table; with
carved frame Orig 1895. .7.44
l-VeIour High-Back Cogswell Chair;
damaged and shopworn. Orig 1895,
8.8S
2-Walf Racks; of solid maple. Slightly
imperfect. Orig. 3.98 $500. II .96
1-Duncan Phyfe Dropleaf Table; with
drawer. Has damaged base. Orig. 29.95,
9.9e
i Mahogany Framed Plate Glass Mir
ror; damaged and sold "as is" Orig.
1-Mahogany Framed Plate Glass Mir
ror; slightly imperfect. Orig. 995, 4.84
1-Walnut Veneer Server; period STYLE
Sold "as is" Orig. 1900 ----7.5O
1-Odd Dining Room Chair; tapestry
seat, slightly damaged. Orig. 8e5, 2.o8
5-Day Bed Frames; reconditioned fin
ish. Sold "as is" Orig. sos A.
10-Metal Beds; substandard; sold with
out springs 80 size. Orig. 4.98, 2.4o
day Bed Pillows; soiled and shop
worn. Orig. 1893 zoe
2-Hollywood Beds; woven striped COW
er; single size. Orig. 4495----11.44
IA Full-S'ze Box Springs; permal
permabase construction. Orig. 1000,
1000
l2-Twin- Size Box Springs and Mat
tresses; sold "as is." Orig. 59.95, 29. 90
4-Fun-Sixe Stardream Box Springs;
with fancy cover. Orig. 29.s5l4.o4
le-Metal Beds; redipped finish. Sold
"as is" Orig. s.95--A.4 a.
: GoIdenber9s-FYrniture-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Boys Wear

49-Boys' Broadcloth Pajamas; pull
over and coat styles. Sizes 6 to 10.
Orig $50 rs
29-Boys' Corduroy Shorts; heavy par
fridge cord, in tan or brown mixtures.
Sizes to l0x Orig. 2.29
SIR Boys Flannel Pajamas; in fancy
stripes one-piece style. Size 4 only.
Orig.
25-Tie and Scarf Sets; in assorted fan
cy patterns. Orig 1873
4-Tie and Handkerchief Sets; in fancy
colors Orig. 69c 69c--25c
3-Boys' Reversible Finger-Tip Coats;
fy-front model; in teal. Sizes 4, 6 and
8. Orig. 40
1-Jr. Boys Overcoat; fy-front model.
warmly lined. Size 6. Orig. 1893, 7.4O
SIR. Boys 3-Pc. Sets; including sweat
er, shirt and corduroy shorts. Sizes 3
and 6. Orig. 498-2.48
1-Jr. Boys Sailor Suit; one e-piece but
ton-on style, in navy blue. Size 8.
Orig. 4.9S-----.-2.43 AZ
10-Boys' Hooded Mackinaws; in ma
room, flannelette lined. 4 pockets. Sizes
8 to IA. Orig. 1896 IS
boys Snow Suit; of Zelon water re-
sistant cloth, with upper hood; ski pants
to match. Size 7. Orig. 1906. 40
Goldenberg's-Boys' Wear-Main Floor
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Mems Wear

2-Men's 1879 Wool Coat Sweaters; but
ton 'front.' 2 pockets. Size a. Orig. 1.39,
1-Striped Jumper; size 3s, soiled Orig.
1.69
4s-Men's Broadcloth Shorts; one color
and pattern. Sizes 80 to SO. Orig. 79c.
1-Swank Apron Kit; Of khaki. Slightly
soiled Orig 400 90
174-Men's Felt Hats; with wide or mar
row brims, raw or bound edges. Gray,
brown and green. All sizes. Orig. $50.
Its
4-Men's Knit Union Suits; short
sleeves, ankle length. Size 36. Orig. 11s,
59c
15-Men's Fine Rayon Pajamas; in
plain light colors. Slightly soiled, broken
sizes. Orig. $50 0--2.75
3-Men's Part-Wool Melton Jackets;
button front, size 80. Orig. 44s us
s4-Men's Pigtex and Capeskin Gloves;
in small sizes. Slight irregulars. Orig
1.ss pr. -----------------------67e
I4-Men's Part-Wool Caps;. In dark
colors. Broken sizes. Orig. 6sc- 34c
s7-Men's Hose and Shortees; in white
and dark colors. Sizes 10 to H. Orig
lec pr. ----------6e
14-Men's White Rayon Muniers; large
shape. slightly soiled. Orig. 11s65c
17-Mens Plain Color FuGi Rayon
Shirts; broken sizes, slightly soiied.
Orig. 2.95 AZ
5-Men's AlI-Wool Plaid MufRlers; large
shape Orig.
49-Men's Rayon Hose; in white and
dark patterns. Broken sizes. Orig 29c
355-Men's Fine White Broadcloth
Shirts; fused or soft collars. Broken
sizes. Slight irregulars. Orig. 1874, gle
6-Mens Al-Wool Khaki Gloves; in
small and medium Sizes Orig. 80, Csc
12-Men's Famous Make Gloves; of pig
skin and capeskin. Slipon style. Broken
sizes. Orig
6-Men's Winterweight Undershirts; of
ribbed cotton. Sizes 40 and ~. Orig.
89c Az
17-Mens White Neckband Shirts; sizes
17la and l8 only. Soiled. Slight ir-
regulars. Orig. 1874 ---62c
2-Men's Part-Wool Sweater Vests; 4
pockets. Size 38 Orig. 3.ss1.89
. AsVUCS, Va V-ily CiOtli, spun
rayon and cotton. Small sizes. Irreg-
ulars. Orig 499- 7o
8-Mens Broadcloth Pajamas; fast COL
ors. Small sizes Orig. 298 .4o
Goldenbero's-Men's Wear-Main Floor
Mems Clothing
15-NIen's Suits: in blue, gray and brown
herringbone patterns in wear-resisting
tweeds. Single breasted models Sizes
for regulars and longs. Orig. 100, $50
20-Reversible Vests; one side 1000
wool, reverse side 1000 wat-a-tite cot
ton poplin, to insure warmth and keep
out rain. All sizes. Orig. 4.50-2.25
Utility Jackets; of cotton gabardlne
in natural shade. Wind and water
repellent One medium one large size.
Orig. $50 ---------------3.25
Goldenber0s-Men'S Clothing-
Main Floor
Evening star., 1944-01-20

delphia. An employe in the plant
engineering section of the Chesa-
peake & Potomac Telephone Co.
before entering the service in De-
cember, 1912, he was commodore of
the West River Yachting Club and
a member of the Auxiliary Coast
Guard Flotilla 13. He is a graduate
Of George Washington University
A native of the District, 1t. Nea-
Ion is now stationed at McDill Field,
Fla, in the Corps of Engineers as
signed to duty with the air forces.
His sister lives at the Nevada ave-
nue. address. He attended Gonzaga
High School and Catholic University
and was an engineer for the War
Department working in Bermuda
before enlisting in August, 1912.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
\X&;:i \X:; I; e. 5:
"

CONCERTS.
Soldiers Home Band, Stanley
Hall, pm. today.
Marine Band, Marine Barracks,
1890 pm. tomorrow.
DISCUSSION.
Town Hall Of the Air. Jewish Com
munity Center, $3.50 o'clock tonight.
RECREATION.
Walsh Club for War Workers,
to II o'clock tonight.
DANCE.
Texas State Society, Statler Ho-
tel, 8 O'Clock tonight.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco The Z
ater, tonight: Bert Bernath, Felix
thinner. Lucky Roberts, Andy Ra-
zaf and Lena Roberts; Johnny
Shaw's Orchestra and cast of Kiss
and Tell"
Entertainment tickets, The Hut"
E at Pennsylvania avenue NV, 4
to $3.50 tonight
Pepsi-Cola Center, $50 am. to-
day to 1890 am. tomorrow. First
three floors open to servicewomen.
Masonic Center, l to 10 o'clock
tonight
Officers.
Officers Club of the United Ma
tions, Burlington Hotel, 10 am. to
1890 o'clock tonight. Introductory
cards to entertainment
After Five" dance, Officers Club
at United Nations Service Center,
500 North Capitol s<Net. 5 pm.
today.
Dance. Jewish Community Center
(USO), 7 o'clock tonight.
*Stenographic service, YMCA
fUSO), Z o'clock tonight; dance
class, 8 O'Clock.
Game, voice recording NE. USO,
Sixth and Maryland avenue NE, 7
O'Clock tonight.
Game. dance, NE. USO, 1912
North Capitol street. o'clock to-
night.
Amateur camera and movie
guild, NCCS (USO), 928 G street
NV, 7:30 o'clock tonight.
Dance, Rhoads Club, o'clock to-
night.
Ballroom dancing, drama and
orchestra groups, Roosevelt Center,
O'Clock tonight.
Dance, art and Spanish classes,
Servicemen's Club No. /, 8 o'clock
tonight
Dance, NCCS CUSO), 918 Tenth
street NV. $50 O'Clock tonight.
Dance, YWCA (USO), $50 o'clock
tonight.
Movie, USO. Eighth and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV, $50 o'clock to-
night.
"War workers welcome.
For details, call United Nations
Center, MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1944-01-20

NV, where he
liv e d W hile
working for the
w ar Depart
ment before en-
tering the Army
about two years
ago. and James
E. Nealon, 1921
Nevada avenue
NV.
Capt. S i'm e,
whose wife lives
at the Eighth
street address, Is
on duty with the
Signal Corps as
Sioped tn phila.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Sportsweor

Sportsweor
12-Spun Ray0n Plaid Print Jumpers;
sizes 80. 40 and AZ. Orig. 2.44 "a
30-Rayon Blouses; sizes 80 and "a,
soiled from handling Slight irregulars.
OiAe' LOS ------J
lO-Blouses; in white and colors, with
short or long sleeves. Soiled. Orig. 3.99,
1888
39-Misses' Cotton Blouses; in white
and colors. Sizes 80 to 36. Orig. 1.39,
68e
7-2-Pc. Jerkn Suits; of black spun
rayon, sizes II to 49, Orig 5.79-I SO
1l-Misses' Tweed and Plaid Jackets; of
rayon and wool. Sizes IL to 10. Orig.
'.0o - .S6
22-Cotton Chenille Slipon and Cardi-
gan Sweaters; in maize only. Sizes "a
and SO. Solled. Orig. 2.29-1.14
12-Cotton Gabardine Skirts; in black
and navy. Sizes "A. Orig 157-7
Goldenber0's-SportsU
Second Floor
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Notions and
Novelties
Originally 100
Soc

Miscellaneous lot Of novelties,
including tie racks with oval
mirror attached, mahogany
finish, wooden shoe racks in
mahogany finish, with Z tiers
to hold s p6irs Of shoes, and
knitting bags Of cretonne, with
double wood handles lined
with Sateen.
Boudoir Boxes; covered with
floral paper, with ) compart-
ments in one. for lingerie and
hosiery. Originally Soc ---30e
Baby Blankets; stamped for
embroidering. Nursery design
in pink or blue. Size 36x28 in.
Orig. 69c c--3Se
Goldenberp's-Notfons--
Main Floor
Evening star., 1944-01-20
HouseworA

,4-Wood Holders; for slicins bread.
5S-Footed Gold Band Crystal Glass
Tumblers; originally 25c each
S-Unfinished Chain; in various styles
One of = kind, sold "as is" Orig. 119
1-Unpainted Gibson Island Chair; sold
"as is" Orig. .88
a-Medicine Cabinets; with wood frame.
Sold "as Is" Orig. -4oc
1-Odd Lot Of Ornaments; in various
subjects. Slightly damaged. Orig. 1e5
to 6.s5---------97e to 2.95
2-Woven Fbreboard Clothes Hampers;
sold as is" Orig. $40 90
2s-Heavy Fibreboard Ash or Utility
Cans; 20-gal. size, with cover. Orig
SSo AZ
5s-Odd Lot Of Decorated Tea Saucers;
originally 10c
143 Crystal Glass Handled Punch
Cups; originally 10c each
18-Plastic Salad Sets; consisting Of
spoon and fork Orig 25c
34-Decorated Pottery Rolling Pins;
originally 69c
4l-Composition Wall Plaques and Or
naments, in various designs. Slightly
damaged. Orig. 6sc to 119-----34c
2-Double- Door Implanted Wardrobes;
slightly damaged. Orig. l4.95---7.45
Observation-Disclosures Downstairs
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Millinery
" Price
Genuine Fur Hats
Were l0.49, now SIS
Were 8.99, now AS
Were $50, now BIS
Misses and Women's
Winter Hats
Orig. lo.49, now SIS
Orig. s.99, now AS
Orig. $50, now 3.25
Observation-Disclosures
Second Floor

Hosiery
197 prs.-FuIl Fashioned "Celanese
Rayon Hose; IS denier. 4s gauge, fully
reinforced. Wanted colors. Slight ir-
regulars of Csc grade
Reg. U. S. Pat.
1875 prs.-Full Fashioned Chiffon Rayon
Hose; rs denier, As gauge, reinforced
with Isle top. Seconds of famous make.
oiiS. oSC ---------------- ------SHc
265 prs.-Full Fashioned Rayon Chiffon
Hose; AZ and IS gauge. Mill mends of
famous make. Orig 45c-22c
300 prs.-Rayon Chiffon Hose: knit to
At. fully reinforced Sizes 9a, 10 and
10i2 only. Orig. 36c---15c
1s0 prs.-Rayon Mesh Hose: knit to fit,
fully reinforced. Broken sizes. Orig 29c,
l4c
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Floor
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Upholstery

Upholstery
32 Half Pairs Of Easement Cloth Drapes;
size so in. by 21a yds. Orig. 2.sS and
Furniture Slip Covers, for nat arm T.
cushion sofas. OF floral cretonne. Orig.
5S8 2,99
80 Marquisette Window Panels and Half
Pairs Of Curtains; in pastel shades. Orig
CSC "a. ------------------49e
28 Large Size Sample Damask Squares;
suitable for upholstery coverings. Orig.
16 Rayon and Damask Squares; size
45x45 in. Orig $50 ea 1. .7S
$50 Yds. Blackout Fabrics; 36 in. wide.
Orig 49c yd.
IL BIackout Drapes; size 72x8l in. Orig.
2.98 ca. 90
IL Black Glider Raincoats; originally
l.ss --99e
Rayon Satin window Valance; orig
inally 2.49 90
l Woven Striped Studio Couch Cover;
in rose color. Slightly damaged Orig.
6s8 40
"a Chair Cushions; for nat arm T.
cushion, club and wing chairs. Heavy
quality crash Orig 398. 90
IL Two-tone Knitted Chair Covers:
slightly imperfect. Orig 298 ca 40
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
Women's Gloves
75-Women's Pigskin Gloves: shorty
style; in natural and brown. Small sizes.
Perfect quality. Orig. 225 l.O9
87-Children's Novelty Mittens; SOC
rayon, $50 cotton, 1870 WOOL Red only.
Small and medium Perfect quality.
oTle. 1iS SSc
2lo - Women's Rayon and Cotton
Gloves; with leather palms Made by
Meyer. Natural color, in small, medium
and large sizes. Orig Soc
166-Women's Part-Wool Gloves; 20cf
wool, 800 cotton In brown and navy.
Medium and large sizes Orig. 89c. 44e
166-Women's Rayon Fabric Gloves;
some with leather trim. Black, brown
and colors. Sizes to in the group.
Orig. soc --------29e
observation-disclosures Floor
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Two Films to Be Shown

Two motion pictures portraying
Norwegian resistance to Nazi
tyranny will be shown at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the United Nations
motion picture program at the Gen.
trail YMCA.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Accessories

Wraparound Turbans, in novelty mesh
and 500 wool and 500 cotton, with
multi-colored yarn Orig. 1.00---5oe
Mems and Women's Handkerchiefs of
linen and fine cotton. Broken assort-
ment Of initials. Slightly soiled and
unused. Orig. 35c and SOC. ea.--18e
Odd Lot Of Women's Neckwear and Yes
tees, in crisp white materials. Vestees
in prints and checks. Orig. las --62e
White Rayon Knit Scarfs with fringed
ends. For men and women. Orig sec.
29e
GoIdenberg s-Accessor Floor
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Floor Coverings

sS~s
Is pcs. Short Lengths ConEoieum and
other makes of felt base floor covering.
2 yds. wide. Orig. 5sc 50. yd. ----29e
IL pcs. Short Lengths Felt Base Floor
ing; 2 yds. wide. Orig. ACC So. yd., 24c
S pcs. Short Lengths Inlaid Linoleum;
originally 1.19 SO. yd.------------59c
s pcs. Short Lengths Inlaid Linoleum;
originally les SO. yd --82c
IL Washable Cotton Rugs; size 2lx30 in.
Orig. 1.39 Observation-Disclosures
4 Grass Rugs; size 6x9 it. Originally
3 Conxoleum Rugs; size 6x9 it. Floor
Fibre Rug; slightly faded from window
display. 27x54 in. size. Orig. 395, 1.97
3 Broadloom Rugs; size 27x54 in. Floor
samples. Orig. 8.95 ----------4.47
1 Broadloom Rug: size 27x54 in. Floor
sample Orig. 1925 ----6.47
Stenciled Fibre Rug; size 6xl2 IT. Orig.
i';1s ! Coco. ri1r. Rug; size sxlo #: 7;2z ~.
1895 ---------------------6.47
l Sisal Rug; size 9x12 It. Slightly
soiled. Orig. 1895 90
2 Felt Base Squares; without border.
Size 9x12 IT. Orig. 7.08 so
Washable Toilet Seat Covers; left out
Of sets. Orig. sec
Sisal Rugs; size 27x54 in. Orig. SOS.
1.97
10 Wafie Rug Pads; Ss-ounce weight
Size s.3x10.s. Orig. 7.s5----3.47
Goldenbero's-Floor Coverings
Third Floor
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Linens

Linens
SeTurkish Towel and Wash Cloth Sets;
slightly nussed. Orig. 1.99 set-----99e
13-Turkish Towel and Wash Cloth Sets;
slightly mlssed Orig. 1.50----75c
21-Bengaline m broidered Guest
Towels; slightly imperfect. Orig. 81, Soc
z7-Woven Homespun Luncheon Cloths;
finished with fringe. Size 36x36 inches.
OTlg.
46-Lace Dresser Scarfs; sizes 15x36-in.
and 15x42-in. Slightly imperfect. Orig.
SSC 9C
64-Damask Cotton Napkins; in as
sorted sizes. Slightly imperfect. Orig.
lz1ac "a. a.-------
1l-Chenille Shag Bathroom Rugs; in
solid colors. Orig. 229----l.l4
37-Colored Chenille bathroom Rugs;
in plaid designs. Orig. 1.69-
S-Rayon and Cotton Dinner Table
Cloths; sine 60xs0 in. Orig. 3.991.o9
T-3-Pc. Chair Back Sets; In lace ef-
fects. Orig.
168-Turkish Wash Cloths; in assorted
styles: si1s 12xl2-in. Orig. 1oc ea.--5e
Goldenberg's-Linens-Main Floor
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Tots and Girls

1l-Tots' Corduroy Jumpers; in pastel
colors. Broken sizes. Orig. 2.29---1 IA
6-Tots' Corduroy Dresses; with white
collar and puf1ed sleeves. Broken sizes.
Orig. 329 ga
1o-Tots' Widewale Corduroy Jumpers:
in dark shades. Orig 2.99- .49
1@Tots' Rayon Check Dresses; in
pinafore style. Orig 3.29--------1. "a
4-Tots' Corduroy Jumpers; orig. 2.29.
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3-High Chair Pads, covered with wates-
repellent material. Orig. 1.29 ----64e
129-Boys' White Broadcloth Blouses;
with collars. Orig. SOC
17-Infants' Broadcloth Rompers; in
peach, white and yellow. Orig. 1.99, 99e
13-Tots' Rayon and Spun Rayon
Dresses; in neat checks. Sizes 2 and 4.
Orig. 1.49
6-Tots' Spun Rayon Skirts; in pastel
colors. Orig. 1.99-
10-Fancy Dressed Dolls; for little tots.
Orig. 329 "a
3-White Teddy Bears; orig. 3.29, |. "a
2-Stuffed Toy Horses; orig. 2.59 .29
5-Dolls; with large corduroy bodies, hat
to match. Orig. 400 .49
2-Infants' Comforts; orig. 2.29-1. IA
8-Infants' Coats; of yellow flannel
Orig. 500 SO
Girls Acetate and Rayon Sweaters;
size IA. Orig. 2.29- IA
3-Tots' Spun Rayon Slack Suits; yellow
and green stripe top with dark blue
pants. Orig. 2.29-
9-Infants' Corduroy Bonnets; in blue
or white. with lace trim. Orig. 6oc, 34e
1S-Boys' Corduroy Caps; In brown. red
or green. Orig. Soc Ae
Goldenberg's-Chidren's Wear
Second Floor