davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Carroll Naish as a superhumanly
strong hunchback who goes around
killing people because he does not
look like Robert Taylor.
The women involved are chiefly
Anne Gwynne, who drops out Of the
picture unharmed about the third
reel, and Elena Verdugo, who dies
in her werewolf suitor's arms as
a penalty for thinking that her love
was powerful enough to save him
from his destiny.
1t could be, Of course, that they
were merely stunned and will return
in the next chapter.
We hope not, however,
Evening star., 1945-02-09
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES

All Time Schedules Given in WafneR
Bros Ads Indicate Time Feature b
Presented.
Evening star., 1945-02-09

Can this be the last round up?
Could be. Buy one extra bond today.
Now is the time for all good citi-
zens to come to the aid Of the Sixth
War Loan drive.
Evening star., 1945-02-09
Monsters, Looking Quite Mild,
Mass Again on Keith's Screen
Nv JAY CARMODY.

running full blast again Ksth where House Of Frank
enste opened Yesterday unhap the design
has come up with no ideas and the best the studio
Evening star., 1945-02-09
Dinner Pleasant at Capitol

SUNDAY DINNER FOR A SOLDIER" )"
. goth Century-Fox picture with John
Kodiak and Anne Baxter, produced By wal
ter Morosco. directed by Lloyd Bacon,
screen play by Wanda Tuchock and Melvin
Levy, based on = story BY Martha Cheavens.
At the Capitol.
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was introduced to the lively looking
PTS, which act like fighter planes
which lack wings and are thus lin
tied to surface action. Then come
the officers Of the Caledonia, Ensign
Clinton Kelly, who Is the skipper.
and Ensign Charles Correll, the ex-
ecutive officer. Also aboard is 1t.
D. D. Wiley q. g., who explains he
Is just along for the ride, that 1t Is
KellyS boat, and he Is only helping
out.
They don't mind drama critics, OF
laymen, at all. Neither does an
other handy fellow aboard, lately
discharged 1t. Comdr. Murray Pres
ton, an original PIT boat hero. He
Is from Washington, where he Is
now practicing law, and he Is q
great convenience In that he knows
all about PTS, and not being busy
on this one, he explains things. He
also makes fine host at the mid
day meal, which was not only ex-
cellent and nourishing, but was
served where it was warmer than
topside. Topside is frigid, in case
you don't know what topside means.
That takes care of Act I.
Act II opens with the announce
ment that the Japanese bomber is
coming in at 6 o'clock. which is the
stern Of the boat and has nothing
to do with time which is reckoned
in zoos. actually 1t was some
thing like 1900 hours when the
plane attacked at o'clock, which
heightened the drama of the ex-
perience.)
From the standpoint of deciding
who gets who in simulated strafing
attack on a PIT, the critic is COM
pletely bafhed. All he knows is that
it IS exciting, that PIT can duck
and dodge like the bantamweight
it is, and that those PTS and their
crews must have been a lot more
expendable than Bill White said in
They Were dependable. ~ A smoke
screen is another exciting element
injected into Act II. It's tactical
value is just fine, no doubt, but the
layman looking at it for the first
time is pretty sure it just means the
pilot will get lost on the next run
and crash right into the PIT. Makes
a smoke screen dramatic.
The blimps come in after the Jap
anese bomber goes away and they
look as If they might be nasty If
the bomb bays were loaded and you
did not get them first.
The PTS were running like mad
at this point, having their pictures
taken by the newsreels in what
looked like simulated landing to
capture Mount Vernon. The place
could have been had just like that
as the curtain fell on the second
act.
Act III represented the winding-up
process, and was a happy act for
the helicopters which had just been
sitting listlessly in the sky. Look
ing sort of clown-like, they turned
in one Of the shows most dramatic
interludes in a demonstration of
sea-air rescue, dropping sailors into
open boats and picking them out
with the ease of a man fishing in a
barrel of starving mackerel.
A brilliant show it all was, and
the Caledonia fine ship with a
great crew, but If the Navy does
not mind, 1t has not quite lured this
critics affections away from the
carrier Shangri-La.
She isn't quite so cold.
Evening star., 1945-12-18

Remember the war casualties. Vic
tory Bond dollars will help train
the partially disabled to be SELF
sustaining.
Evening star., 1945-12-18
Fallen Angel
AT Palace
Is Confusing

Fallen Angel" q goth Century-Fox pic
lures; produced and directed by, Otto
based on a novel by Marty Holland. At
the Palace.
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foam, q Japanese jill bomDer QlV-
ing on the PTS in simulated straf1ng,
q couple Of innocent blimps dancing
like q pair of bull calves hundred
Ieet or so above the surface, and a
school Of helicopters hanging in the
sky waiting for the chance to do
their act.
1t was strange show for drama
critic to be reviewing. The three
aboard the Caledonia, the name the
crew gave to PIT 609, were surprised
to find themselves there. They were
also three of the coldest humans
south Of SpitZbergen. The Navy had
invited them with complete assur-
ance that sthe show would rate a
good notice-as soon as the critics
thawed out. The Navy was right.
The most blaSe drama critic must
react excitedly to having his head
blown off by the icy headwind which
q PIT encounters at 80 knots or So
Or, If not that, when he finds it
almost knocked off by a debonair
pilot who is demonstrating to land
lubbers what it was like to be
strafed in a PIT boat. Even the fact
that he is not going to shoot makes
small difference the first time the
plane levels off, hat-high, for the
strafing run. You are pretty certain
that your brain will be churned up
by the propeller, which Is even
nastier than being shot. &c.,.
X X y 4
The Nays show, curtain-raiser
to Salute to the Navy" Victory
Loan drive, followed the rules Of
dramatic construction well enough
to satisfy the most exacting critical
standard. There was the exposition,
the opening in which the audience
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strinsed bass viols. conducted by .

strinsed bass viols, conducted BY .
metronome.
The story has to do with . young
man who is tossed of q bus In =
small California town, there to be
smitten with q grand passion when
confronted with the vision Of q
nasty, snarling bar-maid In water
front cafe. Being an unprincipaled
young man, he plots to wed her and
buy her q house and furs and things
with the money obtained by marry
ing the other pretty girl in town,
who Is q nice girl and plays Bach
on the church organ. Stop asking
questions. He's going to get an an
nulment or q divorce; he's not going
to marry both Of them at once.
Anyhow, the lass from the bar is
done In by one Of her many admir-
ers In an excited moment and our
hero finds true love when the organ
player remains faithful while he
Evening star., 1945-12-18
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
Nati0nal-"The Winters Tale:
$3.50 pm.
Catholic University - Electra:
$50 pm.
Capitol-"Captain Kidd: 11:10
am, 1:50, 4:30, tbs and 9:55 pm
Stage shows: LOS, $50, $50 ano
9:15 pm.
Columbia-"our Vines Have Ten
der Grapes: 11:15 am, 1:20, 800,
5:25, 7:25 and $50 pm.
Earle-"Pardon My Past: II an,
ITO, 3:15, 5:25, 7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Hippodrome-'"The Chess Player:
2:10, 4::55, 7:35 and 1910 pm.
Keith's-"Frontier Gal": 1850
am, 1:50, $50, $50, 7:50 and $50
pm.
Little - Thousands Cheer: II
am, 1:10, 800, 5:35 and sos pm
"Gaslight":: 1905 pm.
Metropolitan - Appointment In
Tokyo: 1880 am, l, $40. 5:25. 7:35
and 9:45 pm.
Palace-"Fallen Angel: IL, 2::25
4:50, ITO and 9:35 pm.
Pix-"The Puritan: 2:10, 4:50
7:30 and 1910 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts
Continuous from 10 am.
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THE CAST.
By HAIRY MacARTHUR.

Whatever else it Is, Fallen Angel" /"
which opened yesterday at Loew's
Palace, is one of the most confusing
films to come around in a long time.
It is well along toward its climax
before you can be reasonably GER
tain that It is being done in earnest
and it is not a deftly understated
satire on the James Cain school of
cinema fiction. 1t is never well
enoughk done to be taken seriously
or quite funny enough to be laughed
at.
Perhaps the major difficulty with
the picture is that it is a mildly
boring story about some mildly bor-
ing people for about two-thirds of
its length, then becomes a moder-
ately intriguing "whodunit" for the
latter third. This tends to leave you
Evening star., 1945-12-18
Harold Lloyd Is Awarded
$54, 100 Insult OveysFiIm

By the ASSOCIATES Press ,eAK@ :
LOS ANGELES, Dec. is.-Harold
Lloyd was awarded $N,100 In Fed
eral Court yesterday at The con-
clusion Of his suit against Universal
Pictures Corp, in which he alleged
the film company had taken Sc
quences from his picture, Movie
Crazy" and used them in . Uni
versal picture entitled SOS Your
Uncle"
Evening star., 1945-12-18

with the impression that the film is
rather diverting, until you remem-
Der that you sat squirming for an
hour while listening to people growl
terse, clipped dialogue in monotone,
reminiscent somehow of a symphony
orchestra consisting Of 100 one
Evening star., 1945-12-18
tries to extricate himself from ssis.]

tries to extricate himself from s1s-
picion.
Dana Andrews ID the confused
young man-confused not only In
the script, but by It, for 1t never
does get around to defining his
character with any clarity. The
young women In his life are Alice
Faye, pretty as ever, but not singing,
as she personifies Good, and Linda
Darnell, who surely can be sullen
when she takes the notion. There
was q time when we never expected
to be saying 1t, incidentally, but Miss
Faye does not do badly at all as a
dramatic" as opposed to a sing
ing" actress.
Evening star., 1945-12-18
Junice Poiqe to Marry

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 1s Dr.
Screen Players Janice Paige and
Rod Cameron yesterday announced
they would be married soon. Their
romance began two years ago when
Miss Paige served food and Mr..
Cameron washed dishes In the serv-
icemeYl's canteen.
Evening star., 1945-12-18

TURNS THESPIANEugene oNeH h son OF the noted play
gh made his stage debut Sunday night In Ne York in the
Readers Theates production OF "Oedpus Rer The picture
made during rehearsal OF the Greek classic hoo e to
Theaters toundes Blanche Yuka the famed actress, and
James Light codrector OF the Proptcetopn Players from
World Photo
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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Navy's PIT Boat Show Proves
Hot Drama on Cold Potomac
Rv JAY CARMODY.

lust imitation Of the shows that the rT boats
glanced out Of the window Mount Vernon YESTERDAY
historic quiet
with whipping
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Bed Dept.

1 Platform Rocker, slightly
marred. Orig. $19.95---.$14.44
Aft. Cotton Mattress, soiled.
Orig. $685. --------. $4.44
l Double-size and one Twin
size Felt Mattresses, soiled. Orig.
$2495 ---- $I4.99
l Clint covered Boudoir Chair,
damaged. Orig. $10.95 $6.88
l Dresser, walnut veneer on gum
wood. Orig. $54.95 $3.50
3 Double size Modern style
Beds, walnut veneer on gum
wood. Orig. $41.95 SIS
1 Maple finished Chest on chest.
Orig. $3495-------.S2 $3.50
l Maple finished Mite Table.
Orig. $10.95 $6.88
l Upholstered Club Chair, dam
aged. Orig. $29.95-- 1895
Twin size Cotton Mattress,
soiled. Orig. $8.95-----$5
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Glazed Chintz Dresses & Pima
fores. Sizes 3-6. Orig. $500,
$3.50
Nursery Pictures from Califor-
mia. Orig. $l-----54e
Receiving Blankets. Seconds.
Orig. 49c -----39c
Seconds Of Shaws. Rayon-Satin
Bound or Fringed. Orig. $2.59-
$2.75 $l.S9
Girls Cotton Slips with Built
Up Shoulders. Orig. TOO SAC
Seconds Cotton Crib Blankets.
Orig. 81 ----------7 9c
Seconds Chenille Crib Spreads.
Orig. $1.99 ---------$1.49
Tots Rain Coats. Orig. $4.99,
$2.49
Waterproof Pants. Orig. soc.
27c
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20 Doe. Cotton Damask Table
Napkins. Orig. $1.6s- $1.29 doz.
2 IS In. Hemstitched Linen
Cloths. Orig. $5.06-------$3.95
6 56x70-In. Fringed Cotton
Table Cloths. Orig. $685. $3.95
8 9-Piece Printed Table Sets.
70x90-In. size. Orig 1896 $6.79
6 Sc x Sc In. Fringed Cotton
Cloths. Orig. $3.95-----. $1.S9
3 33-In. Cotton Dresser Scarfs.
Orig. $1.95 ----------$1.1S
2 42-In. Cotton Dresser Scarfs.
Orig. $2.25 -------------. 1.3s
4 7-Piece Cotton Luncheon Sets.
Orig. s5.95 1896
3 7-Piece Cotton Luncheon Sets.
Orig. $6.95 -----------$4.95
Cotton and Wool Card Table
Covers. Orig. $2.50-------$l.69
"a Cork Plate Mats. Damaged.
Orig. Csc -----------------Iec
1 9-Piece Cotton Luncheon Sets.
Orig. $4.95 $3.50
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Notions

8 Preston Mending Sets. Orig.
S4.o0 -------------- 1SC
Is Jars Undie-Nu for Washing
Lingerie. Orig. SOC ---.3 SIC
80 Shoe Shine Sets. Orig. 35c,
19c
"a O-D-30 Room Deodorant,
Orig. 81 I5c
Is Carry-Al Bags. Blue, khaki.
Orig. Toe ----25 CSC
20 Pantie Girdles. Orig. 50, 79c
10 Hold-Bob Curling Sets. Orig.
Is Fancy Combs. Orig. Soc, 25c
Is Army 4 Navy Sewing Kits.
Orig. 81 --------------39c
Children's Sweater Dryers.
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SiIUer Dent.

Mahogany finished Cheets.
Hold service for IL. Slightly
damaged. Orig. $3.50. As is,
$4.4S
unfinished Chests. Hold
100 pieces. AS is. Orig. 1898.
$1.99
accompaniment Crystal Relish
Dishes. As is. Orig. $l.40--$l
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HOSIERY

Full-Fashioned Rayon Hosiery.
Famous name styles included.
Cotton reinforced. Broken sizes
and colors. AS Sc
No Seam Extra Fine Rayon
Hosiery. Irregulars. Cotton heels
and toes. Good colors. Not all
sizes ---2 prs. for 81
Misses and Children's Ankle
Socks. Mercerized cotton. Brok-
en- sizes, styles and colors- Loo
Irregulars of Famous Name
Business Sheer Rayon Hosiery.
Black only in popular sizes. Cot
ton reinforced. Full-fash.- CSC
Imperfects of Extra Long, Full
Fashioned Rayon Hosiery. Cot
ton tops and feet. Good shades.
Large sizes only--59c
Irregulars of Run Resistant and
Regulation Knit Rayon Hosiery.
Cotton reinforced. Cool colors.
Popular sizes Understandable
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Better Dresses

better Dresses
3 Daytime Dresses. Sizes for
Misses. Orig. $685. $2295-
$12.97
8 Daytime Dresses. Sizes 38-42.
Orig. $25-$29.95-
IL Cotton Dresses. Sizes for
Misses. Orig. $12.95-l4.95, 1897
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JeaI,eIf'u

STARED Items Plus s0% Tar
800 Pieces Costume Jewelry.
Orig. SOC 29c$
50 Compacts. Orig. $1.50-$2.95.
69c
IS Navy Hat Compacts. Orig.
10 Ladies' Rings. Orig. 81, 59c'
IS Initial Pins. (Not all Ini-
tias). Orig. 75c and 81, 39c'
50 3-Initial Bracelets. (Not all
Initials. Orig. 81 --39c'
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Necksceuf'

~ Flowers and Hair Novelties.
Orig. Soc and $1--------.2 CSC
% Odds and Ends Of Soiled
Neckwear CSC
So Blouses. Irregulars. Soiled.
$1.79
212 Sample Swatches Of Ruff
filings and Odd CUFFS. Each &c
81 Pieces Soiled Neckwear.
Orig. Soc ----------------39c
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COafS & Suits

IL Spring Suits. Misses sizes.
Orig. s29.95 -$ SIS
Is Spring Coats. Misses sizes.
Orig. $29.95-$38--$25
16 Short Summer Coats. Black
and colors. Orig. $29.95---$23
10 Black Raincoats. Women's
sizes. Orig. $10.95--$7.8S
"a Beiger Rayon Satin Rain
coats. Orig. $16.95----$12.88
IL Rayon Faille RaincOats.
Orig. $22.95-$25---$12.88
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Toys

1 Large Sand Box. Orig. 1896.
$4.99
/ Cedar Chest for Doll Clothes.
Orig. $10.35-$ 4.99
l Wooden Wheel Barrow, dam
aged. Orig. $1.99
l. Chintz-covered Toy Chest.
Orig. $2.49 SIPS
IL Small W00den-fr Wheel
Barrows. Orig. &C., CSC
l Table and Bench Set. Orig.
4 Juvenile Lawn Chairs, DAM
aged. Orig. $1.66----69c
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Ha,sdkerchjefs

50 Irregulars Of Hand Rolled
Printed Cotton Hankies. Orig.
Soc
Irregulars Of Mems Cotton
handkerchief ----------2Sc
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Remnants Royon Dress Fobries
49c to $1.39 I'd.
One to four yard lengths plain printed fabrics
suitable for dresses blouses Innings, lngere bags and
chidrens No c. o. DIS Will Calls. All Sales
Final
Remnants Suitings 8 Cootings
$1.39 to $3.50 I'd.
Useful lengths. smart, Spring Fabrics; many all
wool for SUITS coats dresses separate skirts jacket
81 in to so in wide Properly labeled
Remnants Cotton and Royons
Csc to 69c I'd.
Orig. 3Se to 500
Desirable lengths Of plain and printed cottons also
rayons plain colors attractive prints; in
to 80 In. wide.
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Junior Dent.

4S One and Two-piece Cotton
Dresses. Orig. $7.95 and $8.95.
S.
~ Dresses. Orig. $10.95-$14.95,
81
Is White Pique Dresses. Orig.
Is Dresses. Orig. $16.95-$19.95,
$13
10 Jumpers, Orig. 1886 1898
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STARRED Items Plus 20% Tar.
1 Ray0n Cosmetic Cases. As
sorted colors. Orig. Soc 29c+
Glider Utility Cases. Some
Underlined. Assorted colors.
Orig. 50 -------$I.49s
FL Ami Dry Shampoo. Orig.
SOC 19c
80 Ami Special Dandruff Com
bination. Orig. -29c
FL Sea Sope Shompoo. Ideal
for shampooing after saltwater
bathing. Orig. $1---------.39 sec
81 Spree Liquid Deodorant.
Orig. 81 ---3 9cs
2s Pinaud's Bath Powder.
Orig. 79c 59cs
Natural Bristle Tooth Brushes.
Orig. 29c --------. loo
Is Ami Shampoo. Orig. 6Oc, 29c
70 Huntsman After-Shave Lo-
ton. Orig. 60c- -------- 29cs
rs Cosmata Friction Cream
Soap. Orig. soc .--------.2 5c*
Stems Cold Cream in Tins
Grand for shipping overseas.
Orig. 85c 39cs
rs Kalm0ur's Forsythia Cologne.
Orig. 81 39c*
81 Nancy Face Powder. Orig.
Gamma Walska POefume.
Zell Plastic Compacts. Orig.
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Art Goods

49, - ~ >SS"
40-Yd. Skeins Tapestry Wool.
Odd colors. Orig. soc 19c
Feltella for Crocheting Hats e.
Bags. Orig. SOC skein 10c
Stamped Baby Carriage Robes.
Pink, blue. Orig. $1.29--- CSC
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GlOUeS
IL Prs. Rayon Evening Gloves.
Brown. Size 6. Orig. So, $1.49
7 Prs. Elbow Rayon Fabric
Gloves. Light blue. Sizes 81.
Orig. $3-------$ 1.69
IL Prs. Hand-Sewn Cotton
Gloves. Red. Sizes 61s and
~. Orig. $2.25---.$1.59
6 Prs. Hand-Stitched Gloves.
Rust. Sizes 7-71a. Orig. So,
$l.79
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"S9Ot III CS0C0
8 Women's Ray0n Jumpers.
Blue only. Orig. $7.95-- $5.87
s Women's Black Redingotes.
Broken sizes. Orig. $685. 1851
Misses Rayon Crepe Dresses.
Pastels and prints. Orig. $685.,
$5.87
Misses Pastel Rayon Crepe
Dresses. Classic style. Orig.
Misses Rayon Dresses. Broken
sizes and colors. Orig. $5.95,
1887
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Furniture

II tITUIIUTC
2 Upholstered Seat Oak Dinette
Chairs. Orig. $685. $4.99
Maple finished Chest of 5
Drawers. Orig. $23.87- 1859
1 Duncan Phyfe-style End Ia
bic, mahogany veneer. Orig.
$685. $3.50
/ Maple finished Cocktail Table.
Orig. $12.95 $3.50
1 Mahogany finished Drum Ia
bic. Orig. $5.95---$3.99
Mahogany-veneered Tier-top
Table, damaged. Orig. 1885,
$4.S9
Unfinished Record Cabinet.
Orig. $5.99-------------$3.5
2 Imprinted 5-shelf Utility
Racks. Orig. $4.42-------$ 3.4s
1 Implanted Credenxa style
Bookcase. Orig. $4.SS
2 Implanted Clothes Trees. Orig.
$685. $1.98
l Folding style Utility Chair.
Orig. $2.95- -------$1.49
4 Canvas Hammocks, damaged.
$500 $5.S8
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STARRED items Plus 20e Tar
20 Red Plastic Bags. Orig. IS,
$685.
l Black Plastic Bag. Orig.
$3.50 Sl5 SIS
l Multi Colored Corde Bag.
Orig. $3.50 --------- So
20 White Leather Bags. Orig.
$5.95 So
20 Black Patent Finished Bags.
Orig. S5.95 $50
4 Genuine Leather Billfolds.
Orig. $3.50 - IS"
$50 Leather Billfolds and Pic
ture Frames. Orig. 81 - CSC"
IS Handbags. Orig. $3.50, So
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@sx12 Broadfelt Rugs. Orig.
SIT $685.
1-8x12 Shag Rug (peach).
Orig. $685. >---------$2S $685.
SKIS Cotton and Fibre Rugs.
Orig. $50 .95- S27.s5
1-9x12 Roman Stripe Brussels
Type Rug. Orig. 1895. $685.
S-7.6xS Felt-base Rugs. As is.
Orig. $3.49----------- $l.88
S-Sxs Felt-base Rugs. As is.
Orig. $2.49-----.--.-----.$ 1.69
36xS Wool and Fibre Rugs.
Orig. $24.95- $17.S5
22-24x3e Oval Chenille Rugs.
Orig. $3.49-------------.$ l.7s
zo-24xlS Cotton Rag Rugs.
Orig. $1.99--------------- 7Sc
Ike Beauty Tired Shay Rug.
Orig. $19.95----------Sl4 .S5
seYds. 27-in. Ceir Yarn Runner.
Orig. tIs6 I'd; yd.-------$l.es
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Housewares

Porcelain Drain Boards. As
is. Orig. $2.98 $1.49
IL Tidy Racks with Mirror and
Shoe Rack. Orig. $1.98-- $1.19
Is Metal Window Cornice. Orig.
Is Shower Curtain and Window
Curtain Sets. Orig. $685. $5.95
2 Medicine Cabinets. As is.
Orig. $9.95------S 5.95
10 Rug Storage Boxes. Orig.
$l-oS --------------- tOC
Assorted Kitchen Knives. Orig.
sec to $1.98----. 49c to CSC
1 Bathroom Hamper. As is.
Orig. $4.98 - $2.98
1 Bathroom Hamper. As Is.
Orig. $4.98 $3.98
2 Bathroom Hampers. As is.
Orig. $5.98------S
Kann's-Third Floor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-28

BLANKETS and COMFORTS
Comforts. Rayon Covered. Wool-Filled 81 at
Size 72x84-in. Orig. $685. -------- w.
North Star AnWool Blankets. Rayon
Bound Plain Colors. Size 72x84-in. x7A OK
Chatham Blankets 500 WOOL SOC cot
toni. Size 72x84-in. Rayon bound. Plain 81 OK
coors Orig. $795 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ ~
2 Mariposa Blankets. All Wool Rayon
Bound Plain Colors. Size 72x84-in. S1n OK
Kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-28
IS Daytime
DRESSES
Orig. $l4.05 4 $16.05
1927

Good looking dresses
you'll wear all Summer!
Sizes for misses.
Kann's-Better Dresses-
Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-28
Rugs

kallns-Street FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-28
Dayti,,,e Dresses
Btldqet Dresses

Kann'S-Second Floor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-10
C0NGRE55MEN UPSET NOW ON
 ALASKA PLANS
Schedule Calls for Depdr- lure for Cordova, An
 ehordge Tomorrow

With day-long public hearing, held here yesterday, under their belts. Juneau's Congressional visitors were taking it relatively easier to- day-with future plans for their Alaska investigations very much up in the air, as result of Pacific war developments.
 This morning plane load of five members of the House Committee on Territories took a quick look at Sitka, to return this afternoon The Juneau Chamber of Commerce plans for a glacier hop for the entire party were cancelled due to adverse weather. However, boat trip to 1aku Glacier this afternoon for those members of the Congressional party still in town was on the hook The Taku trip would be made aboard Dr. J. O. Rude's boat, under Cham Der auspices.
 Rep. Hugh Peterson, Alaska Dele gate Bartlett and other members of the Committee were guests at noon today at the delayed monthly lunch cen meeting of the National Fedora ton of Federal Employees.
 Delegate Bartlett was listed as