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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-27

6-S13s5 Maternity Deses-Wool
blue and red Short sleeves rue sleeves neck adjust
able waists Sizes
s-s16s5 and slss Maternity
with stitching Gold blue
ALI have adjustable Wristbands
2-sss75 Maternity
to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-27

Rayon polka dot suit black
crepe in black red blue and fuchsa
long and bracelet sleeves goed side
novelty buttons. women
Evening star., 1945-09-21

The broht-eyed fashion and ousonn-wse members OF
The Polois Royo Junior Boord group Of twelve local
high school girls, will devote this weeks forum "Tee
phone Etiquette.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
AtsiminiInai IS Okupuotos LietuvOs
Lietuviu Pergyvenimai, Vargai r Kentejimai Lenku
Okupacijoje po 1920 Metu
Raso KARYS J V. VALICKAS.

1898 metals iSvykstu vel Europon. Kadan-
gl Lenkljon vaziuoti nebuvo patogu tai teko SUI
slslekti Vnecias Lietuvias veikeiais uz-
sienyje, jie man nusiskunde kad dar labau pa
Iblogejo Lietuviu padetis Vilniaus kraSte Tik
paskirais atvejas Amerikos Lietuvu tebuvo ru-
pinamasi Vilnieciu Lietuviu sepimu ir ju liki-
mu po Lenkais; buVo rengiama kai kuriose ko-
lonijose il Spau 9-tos (Vilniaus uzgrobimo)
minejimai.
Pargryzes Amerikon as upo neturejau ko-
kl tur2jau pirnu kartu atvykes, dirbti kencian-
Civ Vilnieciu Lietuviu paramai. Tiesa, Lietuviu
visuomene il koloniju veikeja atjaute kiekviena
Letuvos tai laisvos ar pavergtos sopuli. bet
vadHkai to nemokejo permatyti ir laikrasciuose
tinkaMai nekele to svarbaus reikalo. Jeigu A
merikos Lietuvai butu daugiau cento pasiunte
Vi!nijos kraStan tai kad ir sunkiose salygose
galima buVo daug daugiau atsiekti, arba bent
atrenlti lcnkinimo banga ir isgelbeti tas kas
dar buvo Lietuviska.
PaIiau apsipazinus SUI Amerikos Letuviais,
patomijau kad musu vadukuose truksta geros ir
sveikos LetuviSkos savokos Nors toxic veike-
jai ~ tai pasauetSki ar tai dvasiniai, giriasi
ir statOsi tautiniais patrotais, ju savoka pas-
reislia tik dolariU gaudymo srtyje. TAI karti
tesa bet tai neisdildoma tiesa, kuri patti uz ssa-
We kalba
siaden daug kalbama musu vjsuomenei apie
Letuvos vadavima, visuomene prasoma aukoti
tam tikslui; jau ir tam tikros raS tines isteig-
tos. Darba apkainuoja tukstanciais dolariu, bet
nudirbama mazai, nors tie tuksoan5ai ledzia-
mi. Viena ar kta partija pasigriebia viska
savo rankas. savo mteresu sustiDrinimui, ir do
larius ir zmones naudoja tik savo tikslu pra-
vedmni. tik su sau stikimais skaitosi visur tik
savuosls ksa, noTs tas su 2iku i$kils kaip ne
naudinga if kenksminga jiems patterns. Jeigu
Vilniekiai nebutu tureje vienyb5s, siadien ten
nei pedsako Lietuvybes nebutu like!
AmeriSos Lietuviai daug galetu nuveikti
ieigu suprastu vieningosnYeilos ,ideala; bet va
dar?s tautineje savokoie husmukus, ncpajiegia
matyti vienybes rekalo il rasti bendro kelio
eiti prize didelio vieningo tilslo.
Xxi pas tokius vadus neatgryS LietuviSka
savoka Xxi jie ir toliau gales it siurbeles misti
kitu sudeta manta, Xxi je sau pragyvenimo
satini visuomenes aruode vienybes laukti ne
tenka. Bet Wits yra geruose Americas Lietu-
viuose. kurie nera labai ar perdaug uznuodyti
neapilanta vien Kittens Tx toxic Stos dar-
ba ir n,okas atjausti ir paremti kencianciQ W.
juio broliu sAurda, bada If kitas badas.
(GALAS)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
KAS KA RAllSO
(Spaudoje Pasidairius)
Traginga Lietuyiu
TautOs Bukle

Kataliku dienrastis Draugas
redakciniame straipsnyje Sau-
sio 13 raSo:
us keliu saltiniu gautomis
ziniomis, is Lietuvos j Vakaru
puse yra pabegusiu apie puse
milijono zmoniq. Jei prideti
tuos Janus zmones kurie prize
varta buvo paimti ir isvaryti
ar tai j naziu armija ar karo
darbams Vokietijon, toji skai-
time padidetu dar keliais Sim
tais tukstanciu.
"Neuzmirskime nei to kad
gausingi Lietuvos zmoniu bu-
rial buvo tremiami j rytu .kra-
sta, i Russia. Daug ju istrem-
ia 1940-1941 metals, dar dau-
>giau 1914 metals, kai antru
kartu Lietuva okupavo Rusai
bolsevikai. O kick iSmire nuo
ligu, skurdo ir einant- Rusu-na-
ziu musiams, tue tarpu jokiu
ziniu nera. To skaiciai taip
jau yra dideli.
me be reikalo, todel, viena-
me nesenai gautame is Lietu-
vos laiske pranesama kad Lie
tuvoje tiI apie puse gyvento-
ju beliko."
Tai kelios eilutes tos taip
skaudzios zinios. Lietuvoje tik
apie PUSE gyventoju beliko!
Bet tas faktas turetu kaip
tik labiau mus sujudinti ir la
biau versti vieningai rupintis
likimu if isgelbejimu tos liku-
slos puses gyventoju! Is apie
triju milijonu tautos, reiskia
beliko tik apie pusantro mill
Jono zmoniu, o ir tie patys IL
kusieji dabar yra visu smar-
kumu bolseviku naikinami il
tremiami.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19

Americas Lietuviai kaip tik
gall daugiausia padaryti gelbe-
iime tos likusios pusss lnusu
tautos zmoniu dalies!
Visi zinom ir suprantam kad
tik didziausios bendros musu
pastangos, nuolatinis reikalavi-
mas, klabinimas, barskinimas
duris Americas yyriausybes ir
eiimas j patti Prezidenta Roo
sevelta pagelbes NUNS apgin-
tt gyvybe ir laisve tos likusios
puses musu tautos zmoniu.
Bet kas daroma is puses
Draugo ir tu zmoniu kuriuos
tas dienrastis atstoyauja pa
rodymui Americas Lietuviu
bendru pastangu gelbeti nelai-
mingai savo tautai?
Dviem laiskais Lietuvai Va
duoti Sajunga praeita rudeni
kreipesi j Americas Lietuviu
Taryba, kurios pirmininku yra
to paties Draugo redaktorius
L. simutis, il abu laiskai bu-
vo jo pavesti P. Grigaiciui, A.
L. Tarybos sekretoriui, atsaky-
ti-atmesti LVS pasiulyma.
Tuos du laisku LVS centro
valdyba turi - juodu ant hal
to Observation-Disclosures, raj
v0masi ir atmetama bendras
veikimas!
Ne bendras veikimas - ne
bendros pastangOs jiems rupi
padeti savo tautai jos baisiau-
sioje valandoje, bet KO turf
Amerikos Lietuviai klausyti,
po keno kepure palysti ir kam
.visas aukas ir visa yadovybe
atiduOti - nagi items trims
vyrukams, kuriu vardai zinomi
simutis, Grigaitis, Vaidyla, lu-
rie kodel tai surname pameg-
dzioti Stalina, Hitleri ir Mus
solini Amerikos Lietuviu tar
pc!
Jie visai nesiskaite su LVS
pasiulymu saukti dabar taip
reikalinga visuotina Amerikos
Lietuviu Suvaziavima Washin-
gtone.
Nors jiems ALT suvaziavi-
mas New Yorke 'Rugseio II
1914, pavede teise susitsTti 81
LVS, jie jokiu susftarti norr
neparode, tik dejo visus save
gabumus rasti gudrias priemo.
mes LVS siulyma suniekinti il
atmesti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
SVARBUS PRANESlMAS

Kitame numeryje ca pradesme talpinti is
torini rasta is pereito Amerikos LietuViu Suva-
ziavimo r Peticiiu vezimo Washingtona. Ge-
glzos 80 d., 1921 metals. Tada Lietuviai itei-
Ike Prezidentui Harding miliionq paraSQ.
Is to istorinio protokolo matysit kaip ldo-
Mai ir skaud7iai istorja pasikartoja - ne tk
paraSU iteikime, bet ir visuose Lietuviu darbuo-
Sc politinese tasynese pereito karo metu dirb-
/ ant uz Lietuvos islaisvinimq kas vvksta musu
tarpe r dabar.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19

gojimas jau yra tolygus dayvavimui nusikatme Maui
}lep lVyklal EWopoje Q taip pat r Amerikoje askai
byoa kad kjo su pjauuvu zenklas seseyje skan-
dina Wis didesnius zemes rutulo plotus raudono We
lava savo nelame lemianciu plevenimu Wis askiau i
aiskian mums kalba ape besialtinancia katastrofa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
LIETUVOS ZIEMA
I'M. Da.gilelio eiles)

NNA. La CllCoJ
ziema! ziema! Sniegelis drimba,
Pas'pute baltloja stogai.
Ant medziu sniego kasniai kimba,
Visur tik prisnigta tirstai. .
Kur vasara pilni grazumo
Zaliavo pievos SUI laukais,
Dahar ten kapas ir tylumas,
Ten sniego pridengta ka1lrais.
Ten kur linksmi balsai giedojo,
ziogelis striuokojo zoles',
siadien tik vejas suvaitoja,
1strnkes is nagu siaures.
ziema ziena Bet kas nemyli
Ziemuzes musiskes saltos!
Ore tustumas, dainos tyli -
0 as ilgiuosi Wis ziemos!
Man tink' kai saule orc plote
Nuraudus blizgina saltai,
lr stow PAS vieskeli sarmoti
Zili kaip senteviai, miskai.
Grazu man rogesna isedus
Per balta sniega vazinet,
Tiumpai uzmirsus varga-bedas,
llindus kailiniuos gludet.
Smagu man skrist ant gryno ledo
sanniai ant plieniniu slidziu,
Pilve pajutus alki-bada,
Prisrebt virtibarsciQ gardziu.
R.amu pas krosni su seninu i
Apie pavasari sapnuot,
Ir audru pritariant svilpimui
Dainele liudna suposmuot.
ziema! as darganu tavuju
Uzime moku groze rast \
II vasaros dainu meiluju
>Istengiu atbalsi suprast!. -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
LIETUVOS ZEMELAplAl

sioie knyeeleje tepa dideis Lietuvos zeme-
lapis Kauno zemeapis, Lietuvos natal If
saika miesteliu il miestu vardai il prize
kuriu apsEriGiu priklauso if kitos informa-
ciios apie buvusia NeprilIausoma Lietuva.
kama tik SOC.
(Galima siusti paste zenklais po 5c)
Reikalaukit Dirvoie
6S2U Superior Ave. Cleveland 3, Ohis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
ZMONlJOS ISTCRlJA
610 pusI. didumo knyHa - kama $500

stai didziausia knyga kokia tik galit tike-
It's uz $500 gauti paveiksluota, tvirtais au-
dino virseliais, populiar.Ska lengva kalba
paraSyta, stambiom radem Apsakoma pa
sesi po 80 metu, zymicii karzygiai r jp
darbu pedsakai. Napolcono uzpuolimas Ru-
sijos ir tt. Rasit apraSyta joje kaip EMO
Mia gyveno, kariavo nuo pat pries-istori-
niu laiku, per vsus amzius Xxi musu dienu,
kokios Duvo didzios if galingos tautos ir
ju valdovai.
Suskt laiske $500 su savo adresu ir
prasykit prisiusti jums 610 puslapiQ
didumo zmonijos Istorija. A
Reikalaukit ''DiryOje"
6S2G Superior Ave. Cleveland 8, Ohio
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-14
BETTER POSTWAR FIRE FIGHTING

In anticipation of postwar building and other improvements, city authori- ties are surveying their methods of fire protection and fire prevention, it is re- ported by the National Boards Commit tee on Fire Prevention and Engineering Standards Many authorities are consid- ering redistribution of men and fire ap- paratus in line with present-day condi- tions and indications of the future growth and development of their cities. The in- crease in quantity of water used for in- dustrial purposes has emphasized the need for additional reservoirs in some cities, involving not only extension of the water system but also, in some cases, new sources of supply.
 There have been few tests of new mod els of pumping engines but the manufac- ture of apparatus is being resumed, with the expectation of needed replacement of many pieces of out-moded equipment.
 As part of it's general program as public service institution, the National Board through it's Engineering Depart ment, in the last year has made fire pro- lection and fire prevention surveys in cities in eighteen States and compiled reports for the assistance of municipal authorities. This work will be expanded after the war, when the Boards engin- eers return to peace-time duties.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-14
The highest price ever paid for

single postage tsamp, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica. was reputed to have been more than forty-five thousand dollars. The one-cent British Guiana issue from the Arthur Hind collection sold at auction in the depression years of 1883 and 1884.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-14
Dr. Earl Albrecht Appointed Health Commissioner

Alaska, created by the last Legls- lature and providing for a full time Commissioner of Health met in Juneau last week and ratified he appointment of Dr. C. Earl AL brecht as Alaska's first full-t time Commissioner. Commissioner AL brecht's salary was fixed at $8, 400 for the first year with annual raises to meet the $10,000 set by law at the end of the third year. Dr. Albrecht was appointed by the Governor following his release from the Army recently in which service he had been for the last three and a half years, serving in the Medical Corps with the rank of Colonel. Prior to that he had been in private practice in Matan- uska, coming to the Territory in 1885.
 The Board, made up of Dr. Dwight L. Cramer of Ketchikan, Mrs. Katherine Kehoe of Nome, the Rev. R. Roland Armstrong of Anchorage, George Preston, ST., of Fairbanks, and Governor Err nest Gruening as Chairman, en- dorsed the programs, budgets, and proposed plans for the new Health Department as submitted by the Commissioner. It also provided that the Commissioner should plan formal education in public health administration as outlined by the U. s. Public Health Serv- ice within three years.
 General policies on health mat ters as in standard practice throughout the States was made the goal of the Department with the aim of stabilizing Health De- partment employees and drawing to the service in Alaska more qualified personnel to remain permanently with the Depart ment. The Board commended the staff of the Department on the excellent work which had been done during the difficult war years and called upon everyone to assist in the very important peri cd in the immediate future.
 Analysis of the various health laws was presented by Attorney Ralph Rivers, revealing those acts which had been repealed by inn plication as the result of the new law enacted by the last Legisla- ture. The Attorney General in his opinion revealed that Deputy Commissioners are no longer pro- vided under the new act and those who have been serving were to be notified with special letters of thanks for the fine service they had rendered. The health laws pertaining to the establishment of local Boards of Health in areas other than incorporated towns was discussed at great length and it was decided the existing law was excellent to meet the needs of these areas. The Board recom- mended the existing law be well publicized to aid communities in health protection. The Board de- cided that the health laws and regulations and such other mate rial as the Commissioner thinks ! opportllne he printed for diStribll-
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-14

available through the efforts of the Board of Healh from surplus es arising because of the termin- ation of the war. Mrs. Maurstad urged the Board give every as- sistance possible to interest phy- sician to locate in Haines. It was felt that with the contemplated highway development an increas- ed population of the Chilkat Val ley could be expected.
 The Board accepted the offer of
 he American Red Cross to re- lease to the Territorial Depart ment of Health surplus supplies and equipment sent to Alaska cen- CTS of population for the establish ment of emergency hospitals. 1t directed the Commissioner to carry out all necessary negotia- tions and dispose of them as he sees fit to non-profit organizations such as community-owned hospi- tals, orphanages, children's homes, schools and the Alaska Native Service.
 The Commissioner was author ized to make every effort to se- cure from the Army, Red Cross, Office of Civilian Defense and other government agencies all sur plus and other available medical and hospital supplies and any other equipment to further the health program in Alaska and dis tribute them as he sees fit to non- profit groups.
 The Board went on record as supporting the program and CO., operative plan of the Alaska Tu- berculosis Association and offered it's whole-hearted support and as- sistance in the forthcoming annual seal sale.
 In relation to the Seward Army Hospital, for which the last Leg islature appropriated $14,500 for the purchase of its equipment, the Board authorized the Commis- sioner to immediately begin nego- tiations, with various interested organizations and agencies for possible lease or sale of hospital facilities to operate it as Tuber- culosis Sanatorium, so that it would not become a burden on the Territory. The Commissioner reported several groups already had expressed an interest in talk ing over the hospital and it was anticipated a deal would be made shortly with no cost to the Terri tory. It was felt that the Sanator- ium should be ready for operation sometime this winter
 The Board took up various other matters, including the pro- posed establishment of a hospital planning board and establishment of a crippled children's associa- ton in Alaska with the aim of raising additional funds for the care of crippled children, and eventually hospitalize them in the Territory when hospital facilities are made available. The Board also voted the Commissioner should go to Washington soon to discuss Alaska health matters
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-14
LEST WE FORGET

As is ever the consequence the good must suffer with the bad. The picture below is an example of small part of the cost of war. A Christian church on Okinawa left in ruins, is only one of thousands throughout the world which will have to be rebuilt. The ruins of the thousands of churches is a very small percentage of the total damage caused by the war.
 The actual cost of the war will never be accurately known, but should amount to quite few hundred billions of dollars. The world could we'll afford to pay vir tually billions of dollars annually in or der to maintain peace, rather than be forced to pay many times the amount to destroy an aggressor nation.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-14

How about freedom from Europe's Wants?-InduStrial News.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-14

Unless people get busy and abolisl wars, wars will abolish people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-12
Chinese Troops Battle
Toward Former u. 5.
Airbase in KweiIin
By the Associated Press.

by lne ASSOCldIeu fIesS.
CHUNGKING, July 12.-Chinese
forces advancing northward along
the Hunan-Kwangsi railway were
reported today to be battling their
way toward Yungfu, go miles north
east of Liuchow and 80 miles south
west of the former American air.
base at Kweilin.
The Chinese high command said
this column had recaptured Luchai,
% miles northeast of Liuchow, and
had driven on beyond. The exact
extent of the advance was not dis
closed. however.
Offsetting the Chinese gains in
Kwangsi Province, the high COM
mand disclosed that the japanese.
had captured Tinpak, on the South
China coast lot miles southwest of
Canton. Tinpak fell to enemy
troops which struck eastward along
the highway from Muiluk, in the
northeast corner of the Luichow
Peninsula.
The japanese pressed on along
the coastal highway beyond Tinpak,
but were checked by Chinese regu-
lars and guerrillas, the high COM
mand said
1t was not Immediately clear here
whether this drive represented an
attempt by the japanese to fight
their way from the Luichow PENN
Sula to Canton or to strengthen ten
uous overland communications be-
tween Canton and Hainan Island,
which lies off the southern tip of
the peninsula.
Approximately 300 miles west of
Tinpak, Chinese forces at Chen
nankwan (South Guard Pass near
the Indo-China border were report
ed to have repulsed a series of at
tacks by japanese troops striking
across the frontier from Dong Dang
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-12
jap Forces Digging in
AIonq River in Burmu
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CALCUTTA, July 12.-Despite
heavy rain, the japanese are dig
ging in at several points in the Sit
tang River bend area in Burma be-
tween Nyaungkashe, Is miles north
east of Pegu, and Myitkyo, terminus
of the -Sittang Canal, South
east Asia communique announced
today.
The Japanese have occupied
NyaungkaShe, which was abandoned
by the British two days ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-12
Valet Shop Ordered 10 Pay
$50 in 0vercharqe Case

Warren F. Wattles, $500 Brennon
lane, Chevy Chase, Md, was awarded
q $50 judgment in Small Claims
Court yesterday on his claim he was
overcharged so cents at the Model
Valet, 1880 Pennsylvania avenue
NV, May IL, when he paid So to
have a pair of shoes resoled and
heeled.
Judge John P. Mcmahon dismissed
an additional similar charge brought
by Mr.. Wattles against the shop,
ruling that the plaintiff was en-
titled to collect on only one of the
claims
Similar rulings recently are lessen
ing chances for making money"
through OPA regulations which al
low suits to be brought in above
ceiling price violations for $50, or
three times the amount of over
charge, whichever is greater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-12

Is ORIG. 7.95 MEMS SLACK SETS, cottons
and rayons Blue and tan. 80 to "a ----2.89
3 ORIG. 499 1907 ALL-WOOL SWEATERS,
wee neck, long sleeve, slip-on style. Sizes
38, 40, 42-------------
4 ORIG. 1895 MEMS RAYON GABARDINE
SLACK SETS, tan and brown. Small, s. SO
100 ORIG. Ice MEMS HOSE, cotton and
rayon All colorS and sizes --------------5e
II ORIG. LOO WHITE SUMMER BELTS, all
leather Sizes to
1 ORIG. S.95 TERRY CLOTH ROBE, brown
stripe, good quality, small size 400
so ORIG. 29e MEMS RAYON TIES, most
s ORIG. 14.95 MEMS FINE SLACK SETS,
Soiled. Sizes up to "a 80
4 ORIG. 2.49 WHITE SPORT SHIRTS, light
weight material small size only-----99
so ORIG CSC MEMS COTTON UNDER
SHIRTS, white rib. Athletic style. Size SO
ORIG. 210 BIG YANK COVERT WORK
PANTS. Sizes
2 ORIG. 1888 KHAKI WORK PANTS, sanfor-
ized size 36-----------------
20 ORIG. 5.95 TROPICAL PART-WOOL
DRESS STACKS, Dr., blue, gray, 1884, 4.S8
Mems Dept.-Street Floor
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I,SJI5ZN5s 5;II;II1

81 ORIG. 1.22 F. F. KANT RUN RAYON
HOSE, As gauge Seconds. Broken sizes and
asst. colorS .-------------.------
1875 ORIG. CSC F. F. CHIFFON RAYON HOSE,
AZ and As gauge. Seconds Asst. colors and
81 ORIG. CSC LADIES' LACE HOSE, mill
mends of better grade Dark shades. Broken
1872 ORIG. CSC F. F. SILK CHIFFON HOSE,
mill mends of better grade. Asst. colorS.
127 ORIG. Soc F. F. CHIFFON RAYON
HOSE. Asst gauges and colors Mill mendS.
Broken sizes - --------- ----------39c
1870 ORIG. 45c 45-GAUGE RAYON HOSE,
mill mends. Asst colorS. Broken sizes 29c
1O1 ORIG. 29c MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
ANKLETS, solid colors. Seconds. Asst. colors
and broken sizes 800 -----. --------- 1Sc
144 ORIG. 29c F. F. CHIFFON RAYON HOSE,
mill mendS. Asst. colors. Broken sizes Toe
HoSierv-Street Floor
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1i|I5 /

2 ORIG. 1899 BENGALINE JUMPERS.
14-16. In black 40
ORIG. 1899 JUMPERS. Red and black.
Drop shoulders. Sizes 1416 ---------5 40
4 ORIG. 1899 WHITE JACKETS, 1909 wool.
Sportswear-Second Floor
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Al ORIG 1.50 BRAS in white and tearose ba-
tiste. Slight irregulars. 80 to 48--76e
IL ORIG. SOS CORSETS, front lace side
hook back lace front hook, side hook and
junior models. 26 to 36 -2.6
SO ORIG. LIS GARTER BELTS, slight irreg-
ulars. Mesh, satin and batiSte. Broken sizes,
83e.
Corsets-Street Floor
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8 ,l.I.s5aIIIS

3 ORIG. 9.95 SHOWER CURTAIN BATH
ROOM SET, slightly Soiled-
ORIG. 2.95 STAINLESS WHITE PORCE-
LAIN DRAIN BOARDS -I 90
l ORIG. 1895 IMPLANTED BOOKCASE.
CredenZa style. AS is 154 AZ
3 ORIG. 3.95 METAL JUICE EXTRACTOR,
l.o9
ORIG. 3.49 MEDICINE CABINETS, white
enamel finish. Metal bound - 90
20 ORIG. 49c SMALL-SIZE GLASS WASH
BOARDS, wood frames poe
3S packs TOILET TISSUE PAPER, $50 sheets
to the roll ----.---- ---------------S for 32c
Is sets ORIG CSC YELLOW POTTERY MIX
ING BOWL SETS. 7 and 9-inch size, 44c set
HouSeWareS-DoUnStdirS Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-12
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80 ORIG. 1888 LARGE MAGNIFYING MIR
RORS --------- .-------- o8c
16 ORIG. / 10 LARGE SHAVING MIRRORS
with metal stand " see
SO ORIG. zoo TWURL HOME PERMANENT
WAVE SETS ----------------- 5oc plus tax
"a ORIG. 29c MOORAC SHAVING LOTION,
3-oz. size Sc plus tax
cellent for retarding perspiration- Ice
6S ORIG. 15c ASSORTMENT OF COMBS
dressing, rat TAIL pocket lie
81 ORIG. sec SATINWOOD AND COCO
BOLA MILITARY BRUSHES 3cc
ToiIetries-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-12
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ORIG. 1893 RAYON CREPE GOWNS, floral
prints. Sizes 80 to "a lily
3 ORIG. 2.9S MIDRIFF PAJAMAS, floral
print, long pants. Size 80 -----------1 SO
20 ORIG. 79c COTTON BRIEFS, blue and
rose. Broken sizes -------------19c
"a ORIG. LOO PANTS, rayon panties, snug
fitting. Medium size ----[-- 8Se
shoulders. Size 38 only ---37e
10 ORIG. 198 RAYON SATIN SLIPS, tailored
style. Size SO only - 50
Linqerie-Street Floor