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Evening star., 1948-10-22
Jap Fishermen Ignore
Rule Excluding Them
From Micronesia Area
By George Weller
Foreign Correspondent OF The. Sfnr one
The chieoso Dolly News

The chleese Dolly News
1RUK, Eastern Carolines.s Oct.
22.-1n setting nets in American
waters by stealth japanese fishing
boats are violating a rule excluding
them from the trustee islands OF
Micronesia, a high Navy official here
in the capital of the Eastern Caro-
lines told me yesterday.
In a dispatch written at sea be-
tween Kapingamarangi Green
wichD Atoll and Nukuoro I recently
described how the small supply ship
on which was travelling picked up
an Illuminated Japanese fishing
buoy deep in American waters.
Several other lights. presumably
likewise attached to Japanese nets,
were also seen and left in position.
On reaching authoritative quar-
tiers here am told that the --latest
official Navy directive forbids any
Japanese craft to fish south Of tn
northern point of Saipan.
Japs In U. S. Waters.
The Japanese ship or ships are,
therefore, operating without au-
thority 700 miles deeper in Amer
ican waters than they are entitled
to go.
The question is being asked here:
If Japanese surface craft can sail
through the middle of vital Amer
ican strategic area and set fishing
nets, is the trusteeship's main aim
of security of the sea approaches
to Asia being fulfilled?
The Navy has cut of from the
outside world the secret atom test
zone around Bikini and Eniwetok
and placed a careful check on all
American visitors to Micronesia, an
area as vast as the United States.
Security Questioned.
How trustworthy Is atomic secur-
ity, or that of the whole area, when
Japanese or other unknown craft
sail boldly between the islands with
out adequate tracking or any one
ascertaining their identity, origin
or mission?
A naval patrol plane several
weeks ago circled a suspicious craft
of Japanese type between Truk and
Guam. Though the vessel plowed
on, Its decks remained deserted
while the plane buzzed 1t at low
altitude. The crew remained hid
den and all sign of Identification
was withheld by the mysterious
craft.
Truk, once o great japanese sea-
plane base, has not q single Amer
ican plane Of any kind based here.
The Navy lacks even Q launch toI
enable emergency visits to be made
to the mountainous islands Of the
great Trukese Lagoon. 1t Is under
stood q small craft will be provided
eventually.
Small Patrol In Marshalls.
The Marshall Islands, 600 miles
west of here, possess q tiny air
patrol, used mainly for liaison. But
the great belt Of the Carolines from
Kusaie, adjacent to the Marshalls,
to tiny Tobi, almost down on the
coast of Dutch New Guinea-as far
as from Chicago to Albuquerque
is without any permanently based
patrol planes. The nearest regular
base is Guam. as far north as from
Kentucky to Maine.
The great ribbon Of islands Is
too vast to guard" in the conven-
tional sense. Moreover, base in
stallations have been 50 stripped
that we literally have no secrets
here. But air searching facilities
have been wiped out to q degree
that throws into question the un-
derlying premises on which the
trusteeship was accepted.
Evening star., 1948-10-22
Coughs and Sneezes
Echo al u. n. Session
AsCoIds Make Round!

PARIS, Oct. 20 (CDN) Coughs,
sneezes and husky voices echo
through the Palais de Chaillot like
a sick-seal chorus in a pneumonia
ward
1T is not the delicate state of world
affairs that is really worrying dele
gates, advisers. correspondents and
technicians here at the United Ma
tions General Assembly. 1t is the
Evening star., 1948-10-22

years certainly ever had anything
like it.
A session Of the Security Council
or of the Political and Security Com
mittee sounds, literally, as If 1t were
q zoo.
"Mr President" says a delegate.
Il associate myself cough, bark,
sneeze-""with the distinguished" -
-sneeze, cough, bark-"kerchoo."
The bug, whatever it is, leaves its
victims with a fever and frightful
deep cough. It makes life seem even
more tense and jittery than it al
ready is. 1t makes even the over.
powering beauty Of Paris seem
blurred
Change of climate and diet is part
Evening star., 1948-10-22
RuiIy Speakers Named

Mrs. Thad Brown. Republican Ma
tional Committee Woman for the
District. and Miss E. Pauline Myers
OF the Republican National Com
mittee's Speakers Bureau will speak
at pm. Tuesday at the Repub-
lican Women's mass meeting at As
bury Methodist Church, Eleventh
and K streets NV
Evening star., 1948-10-22

of the answer for these sick people |
of SO nations. Long hours Of intense
work in crowded srpose-6lfed rooms !
is another answer.
Dust from coca fiber rugs cover
ing the concrete floors Of the sprawl !
ing palais is still another.
Evening star., 1948-10-22
A Regular Sl88.05 Value

THE FAMOUS WASHER whisks through
q fonniiy size, s-lb. wosh In only to
l3 minutes. EnomeIed steel rub with
erovity drain hose for fost enptyine.
Pressure dryer with bolIoon-type rolls
and super sensitive sofey releose:
seoled-in oil seors; lifetime Iubrieotion.
Evening star., 1948-10-22

"G-E" TAsLE IRoNER-lrons. foster.
eosier while seated. One lever controls
stopping, stortine and pressing. Their
mostot control regulates heat for every
fobric. Shirts iron os costly es flot
pieces. 6-inch open roll for sheets and
toblecloths.
lrensr " purehssed ssps,otsly. $4s.s5
Evening star., 1948-05-02

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Evening star., 1948-05-02
HELP WOMEN.

ACCoUNTAST-Per position with
one OF Wsshingto leading automobile
direct dealers. Preference 10 one under
30 with automobile accounting expert
ence Attractive salary and working con-
and actual work experience. Box 205-z,
ACCOUNTING CLERK-A permanent posi-
ton. Offering opportunity for advancement,
Accounting or bookkeeping and a little
sse yPqs Rts NfE RfRu sERVirFs da FE
INSURANCE co. 1900 9Oth st. NV a
ADDREssoGRAPH OPERATOR, must be
das aasy an oo TffS APR
STR S ~ fAsHoN sHf s,i ARfIsr for lead
thcrcsshy experienced' a''FG9s BRING T Samples IS
ADVERTISING TELEPHONE CLERK for
paper 5-day 4U-hour week. permanent
position for good typtst capable Of mar
personneI oice Room 'S9e 5ois TIE EvEAPRG
SIZE snnAAEEi I!s, NJ yPoennSGGlyscia TG !, ave: NV: .
hlghly reputable Catholic publication Box
ALTERATioNs ASSISTANT, for ladies.
ready-to-Wear shop. one capable of doing
mass come well reoommended' enc per Appfy pfk
hsSIsrANT AsStS 4 BookKEEFER. * hF with typins
ability, insurance Zee. 5-dsy week; salary
based on ability and exp, LONG & CURRY,
AssIsTANT BooKKEEpER-Tyrlsr. young
woman. efficient and quiet with experience
IN handling figures. MARTINS CHINA
STORE. l2H3 Conn. ave. IS
ASSISTANT BUYER for misses dress de-
partment, preferably one with ready-to-
wear experience: 5-day. 40-hour week:
20Nr discount on purchases Apply en-
ployment once. 4th floor. LANSBURGH &
BRO. 9TH. Sth and z SITS. NV -
ASSISTANT BUYER with a growing chain
OF infant and childrenS wear stores: must
have some experience in retail of infants
and childrens wear salary according TO
experience, GOOD chance for ambitious
young ladv; must be willing TO travel Box
ASSISTANT MANAGER. cafeteria; must
h2ndlne large quantity food production:
MFNT SERVICES, INC, lIl9 2lst st n ".
-3
B.KERY SALESGIRLS. white. Obs with
net appearance and ability TO serve Gus
toners efficiently and politely; S35 tor as
hrs Phone MR.. DAl.Y, AT 7442, for appt.
BAKERY SALES GIRL. work in Bethesda
ESQ to a:30 pm: 6-day week, SIS plus
commission. Apply IN person, 1928 Old
Georgetown I'd. OIL. 5000. a
BAKERY SALESLADY, must have city
references, to work in our new store in
Alexandris. HELLER,S BAKERY, 1921
Mount Pleasant ST. co. a532.
BEAUTICIAN, experienced all-around oper-
ator, $50 per week and commission. Ap.
ply 34l6 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
HELP woMEN,

YOUNG LADY, white, aged Is to 20, to
learn the cafeteria business in one OF
Washinston's finest downtown establish
starting salary. S35 wk. and meals: uni
forms furn.; steady Advancement If Satis-
factory; applicant need not be expd., but
must have nice. personality and like to keep
ouSy. For further information. Mn:
MMeGARRAGHY at 5l1 18th st; NV; II
boekkeeping. State salary in reply. Box
1s,9ss;sF SSsAs ssz ,:s e to ,sss.ss 3d. :seves
travel ABBY Evening Star W Bpildins, II tn
va nx ,dS Boon IN taks ss eb.rs.
a record department: must be fairly ex-
perienced; exceptional opportunity; hours.
y noon to pm. Apply COLONY RADIO,
HosPiTALizArIoN INSURANCE Nation
al PLAN neighborhood and enrolment
FFcpresentatives desired does not inter
fere with home duties. Apply for your
neighborhood Immediately. MR.. o'CoN-
COLLEGE WoMEN-A large organization
and 3" years of age who have had some
college training "A decree is not re
euired,l This is splendid opportunity
lShed business that offers exceptional op-
portunity to qualified people Tor advance
@ ment IN m interesting and important work.
GAPABLF' 'A woMAN@Permanent f' position a
for refined woman having sense of re-
spons1oility; advancement rapid $1,000
If you ARE OVER 40. white. no chill
dren, a good Catholic couple. would like
to live in nice home, get a good salary
and not work too hard, the man to know
a little bit about gardening and handy
work and woman housework; for further
Information. call between 8 and am,
WI. 1890; ask for MRS sHOLL. 9045
sTaTley scaE yoh blvd = Bethesda. Nd. -
hard to beat, Good vases; no experience
required paid while learning; 5-day week;
regular pay increases. There are openings
now Visit our employment ofice. ats G
s.. 1;1,, Tt,Ta mn CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
PART TINE TINE sSTINoGRApHER or typist @ to
90 dktaphone transcribing. minimum of
20 hours week, day work only, pleasant
worrying v ,SnIs conditions. Call RE. $500, Mr.
AMBASSADOR wants exp. help for lunch
EARN uP o To sas s@s WrEkLY sts nS AND get YOUR
own dresses as bonus, without penny
fr, o. cost 70 you. Show Fashion Frocks to
perience necessary FASHION FRoCKS.
Dept 6546S, Cincinnati Ohio.
PART-TIME kindergarten teacher. cooper
at;ye a,1J school. Arlmston. Va. Full term
AMAZING OFFER-S25 yours for selling
nifty 81 boxes of entirely different, new
de luxe all-occasion cards each box sells
tor Tor 81 your profit SOC; it costs nothing to
aA21SG @ SG s5 s@S Wh!ts s Yours naGi foS s.nr
ooXeS greeting cards at Sl-your profit
70 5Oc. also napkins and coasters with
Dept. 40, Newark 2, N. j. '''
Evening star., 1948-05-02
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

ASSISTANT BoOKKEEPER, young man or
young woman with some previous expert
foSf foSr Wees mHs' e ca Iqi 81 z ad SSD Ext oas
PER-SECRETARY; 5-day week.
Apply in, person Don't phone x 4 Z
BuSiNEssWoMaS will share s-rm
faPu5S2n ssF sp oce h vo}R SSEne II s4i4a"se
COOK, white, Arst class; also housemen-
butler, who can drive car, preferably
couple, with good local references; live in:
two in family. Phone HILL, ordwav 45oo.
COUPLE. man for outdoor and wife for
6Stdeor5 Fine M9dsTR
MccOmas ave, Kensinston' Nd, PL 0ss72.
COUPLE, colored; ianitor and chamber
1440. l44O R. 1 ave. NV. -
colored. woman expert cook, man for out
side work must drive car nice living
quarters with radio good salary. FA. oo72.
CoUPLE-,womsn to cook and h "; man
driver and handymsn; will take auto trips
r TooD tcSHfIEcKER- CASHIER for restaurant;
must be experienced and able, to furnish
references AppE n pesi2H Rf5Teen INc
lth st and Maine ave. s.w. 4
FOUNTAIN HELP, experienced preferred
but not necessary, We VII! tram you.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE, employment
ONCE, II st. ne.
FOUNTAIN HELP-well-paid work ct our
coda touD tain pleasant working conditions.
perm employment, excellent opportunity
for advancement, vacation with pay Apply
at any PEOPLES DRUG STORES or en-
Pioyment ofhce' p. .d 81. me- Mon through
HOUSE PARENTS for Colonial home, $50
month and maintenance, Call GE. 2992
MAN AND WIFE with selling experience
to MANAGE branch trailer sales office and
small park. Excellent opportunity Box
325-X, Star. III
historic site about 100 miles from D. c.
open May through September prefer per-
son who has directed food preparation and
service in similar operation living ac-
commodations provided; excellent oppor-
tunity for couple wishing to spend sum-
mer away from city; car necessary. Box
REAL ESTATE OFFICE has openings for
men and women who are interested In
this exciting field exper not essential
assistance and leads furnished: must have
car. Call MR.. JAMES, GE. 2272, Mon
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-WelI estab-
lished. active firm. Must have car. neat
appearance. good education. HEANEY &
co @653 Conn ave. NV. Call HO 5663.'
WATCH REPALRER. whole of part time
Address Box 4SG-Z, Star.
DO YOU WANT TO WORK at home?
D'gnlhed phone solicitation, ample COM
pcnSation. Come in person. Mon. 9-4 m.
ADD DOLLARS to your income working
tcT hours each evening. Car necessary,
Hobart a1-O
Evening star., 1948-05-02
AGENTS.

FREE sAMPLE-Big profit opportunity
with amazing elow-in- the-dark house
numbers, switch plates. pictures. decals,
religious articais. Represent large manu-
facturer.. MADISON MILLS, 303 4th ave,
POWER LAWN MOWER CMaytag ensinel.
$40 SO; factory outlet. extra discount.
Sales kit free. ROIACUT, N-l445, Ex.
EhRN LARGE COMM. Sell brass door
name plates Fastest selling item on mar
ket. UNIVERSAL ENGRAVING CO, Dept.
40, l4T Summer st, Boston, Mass.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
SITUATIONS MEN and WoMEk
WOMAN, 1ettled n l,v.

MAN AND WIFE wants janitors' quarters:
live in; ref. ROBERT BARNS, 1909 Otis
pl. NV Co 405s.
COUPLE. colored. desire Jobs as cook and
butler; willing to leave city for summer.
Phone Ii. o141. Call all week.
Evening star., 1948-05-02

evening benefit and commercial shows
Pianists, singers, DANGERS. impersonaters
EDfToRfAL TYPisTS. valuable opportunity TSoi
fol-. intelligent. girls with high school edu-
torial Office; accuracy in typng more i'm
portant than speed; 5-day wk.. pleasant
working conditions; with we'll known ma
Opportunity Tor advancement. Give full
information. Box 1927. Star.
FILE CLERK, age Is to So; 5-day week
larse insurance eompsnys home once
good opportunity for advancement: retire
ment plan. paid vacation and sick leave
FEE FHHH cHERkfYPisT: Sf f. permanent; BERN niing
experience prefssFed; enaT 40 s,,roT hE Tk. Call
ffTfEk A ASp pal M hands for
suits and better type cloth work; good
a apny zfRRN 9Sos s Sd ToTk
can ofF ;Gpf ICE sE0 CREAM RfIs Or do t5
eafa Gfkls for vse ePe good hours
good pay; cHAsTLEToN PHARMACY
T9uNTAIS I. AN Girls white good starting
ply F W. wooLwoRTH co, 1901, F
FoUNTAIN GIRLS, Is to s5-we have
central Washington; We prefer some ex-
perience. Apply WHELAN DRUG CO :,
Rm; 32l Bond bldg. l4th and N. Y. ave.
FRONT DESk-Retlned, alert, young wom-
en-, AGED @l-35, typing required; hours
Is 3 m. to IL pm. 6-day week; Mon
of salary $50 monthly ana meas. Apply
asst administrator, DOCTORS HOSPITAL
1878 Eye ST. NV =
FUR FINISHER. experienced Apply DAVID
LAZAROFF'S FUR SHOP, 1853 MT. Pleas
eRNfRAl afi fi oFF1cE Ph 30 CLERK. must have
knowledge of tipping; good working condi-
tions: 40-hr week: old established COM
NV, between 20 am and and - noon ae
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER in children S
home: must be exper., dependable and
one to live in; refs. REQ. Box ie2-X, Star.
| 3
GIRL, colored. tall, night work elevator
| operator: custodial reference; send card
6. A. JONES, 164o 9th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1948-05-02

Mr.. kroman at K. MARS, 40 LIST st. Sc.
TYPIST-CLERK. capable, some bookkeep-
ing 5 days Jewish girl. Box 92-Y. Star,
TYPIST CLERK age 1s to 80. accurate;
good average speed; permanent 5-day. 40
hr. wk. chance for advancement: paid
Pops shops tS acaSn and FISK saye
ya;s Is;SSN ~ fJT9MsosliE t Assoc1ATioN' AMAN
KfFT KfFHsN MUsId shtE6 g. 5sG s position
Please state age and experience. Box
TYPIsTaCGIlERK for insurance ONCE. Please
state age and experience. Box 12O-Y
TYPIsT-CLERKs. permanent position in
Apply Mr. Kelly, MARvINs CREDIT,
FYrisTs. 4Nf 7s4 IA Fflf st dnhrRkssev.r.,
ings for fle clerks and good typists, age
G412S nES1 Cal I1r, in perSon for interview. THE
%aREss %RaEPRTE 5UsEAq sEbs} 1Ss over st yrs Old stead,
REEsTAURANT, $40 sladensburs nT' I'd. Ionis nls'
WAITRESS, white. over 81. experienced; ;
IN pc son. 121s Wis. ave. NV, q
%, Apply between and 4 pm. 1893
WAITRESS, s,N must be experienced: M must
apply, in person. KRENLIcH REsTAU-
WAITRESS. experienced: hrs. 3-ll;30
pm; salary: S25 per wk. Apply in person
2T6l N Wash. blvd Lyon Park, Arl
Ruckingham bus at 1lth and E NV 4
rienced: No others need apply. Day and
9sa rA3ERS SSrk SEQ AfPPS f4R st. f PsTs0n RW sESS4S
WOMAN, white, with some bakery exper
to supervise bakery. Box 402-z, Star.
WOMAN. child acceptable, to share home
care of 312-year old child while mother
g,nMi works; 2 adults adults: Glebe 1925. -
position with local ONCE of large paint
manufacturer: good typist. able to take
dictation, handle ONCE details. Write, in
WoMaN astS s0x xhts isST tfom sta5 g to So attractive.
practical nursing experience required;
live is g., child1en's 1ads school. s4oi Georgia
WOMAN OR MAN WANTED. 1890; able
working hrs. Exp. not necessary. Good
pay, Phone AID. o3s4 day; EN-. 2032
WOMEN, between 1s and 30, clerical posi-
tons in bank. Good future prospects. Ave-
day week. no experience required. Perma
ToN LoaN tppy In aU CO.. HE My bdWSey
4th floor. ath and sts NV g
YOUNG LADY, 90 some typing and ad-
dressing. answer phone in studios S35 wk.
to start; extra commissions added, OPP
YOUNG LADY. with free evening time. to
aid by typing. in prspaTasioon Of ORIGINAL
YOUNG 5tHasi' WOMAN. with clsrlea, experience
interested in fashions; must be good typist;
msnt aaay once 4ts vssa eaf Asgs Hgoy
% SopNG Z LADY,. taa sHDeFi.ne.d + n nm IN handing
cash and payroll; 5-day week; down.
town variety store. BOZ 24o-Y. star. a
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Another Etruscun City
Reported Uncovered
By ths A,soeiated Press

ROME.-Dispatches to Rome re-
ported that an American archeologi-
cal team Is uncovering another
Etruscan city in Central Italy, near
Orbetello. The team is under the
direction of Prof. Frank Brown,
chief Of archaeological studies of the
American Academy at Rome. His
helpers are students at the academy.
The new city is called Cos. It
has not yet been determined when
IL fiourished in the Etruscan civili-
zation, which reached It's height
about 500 years before Christ. One
of the chief aims of archeologists in
exploring Etruscan remains Is to
discover an inscription OF the Ian
guage long enough to be deciphered.
Etruscan is one OF the old Ian
guages still mystery. Prof.
Browns party has not yet reported
any such find, but has reported
discoveries of the highly priced
Etruscan pottery and gold work,
both of which are among the best
Of the ancient world. One bas-re-
lief found at Cos depicted woman
Of exceptional beauty.
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Austria May Ask Aid
OF Foreign Interests
In Exploring for Oil
BY he Assoeioisd Press

VIENNA, Austria, July 15.-Intsr-
ssted foreign firms may be invited
10 explore for oil deposits In West
srn and Southern Austria, govern
ment sources said.
Since Austria has no modern
equipment for test drillings and
other exploration, these firms are
expected to invest about $1,000, 900
for this purpose.
The only explorations successfully
concluded thus far In Austria are
around Zistersdorf, within an area
Of about 100 square miles. After the
German invasion in 1898. the ex-
ploration OF this area was intensified
and oil resources there were ex-
plotted 10 the full.
The Russian occupation author
Sties, administering this territory
- . German asset" are now con-
Quoting extensive test df1lltngs and
some success has been reported, par
ticularly around Neusiedl. However,
detailed results have not been made
available to the Austrian govern
ment.
France has also conducted tests
OF several points in the Lake Con-
stance area. Results Of these tests
are not known, but 1t is believed
that the oil there is deposited at a
depth Of about 5000 feet.
Another known deposit in Western
Austria Is near Taufkirchen In the
United States zone. 1t yields bi-
luminous pitch Of excellent quality
at q rate of one-quarter to one
half ton per day. The deposit is
only partly exploited, because of
lack of funds, but is believed to con-
DIST Of 200 900 tons.
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Girls Tennis Shoes
81 As We're $3.50
, We're $3.50

100 pairs big girls tennis shoes in oxford and high
Broken Sizes to TO- but not all sizes in all styles
100 Pairs Big and Big Boys Tennis Shoes In mostly
high top style rubber soes Brown and white
Broken sizes including but not all sizes in all styles
Were $275 to $375. .95
IS Pairs Growing Girls Saddle Oxfords in brown and white
leather with rubber soles Broken sizes including 4
to 10 in narrow widths Were $3.50. 65
Growing Girls Piayshoes with uppers and
rubber soles Sizes 5h to Were $295. IS
cHILDRGEs SHOES. FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Irregulars-it perfect would
Teens BIouses, 81
sell for much more
We're S3.95 and S4.95

40 teen-agers' bouses in white broadcloth with
classic neckline, threequarter length sleeves few
bouses assorted color stripes in the group Sizes
9 to 15
in one-and two-pece styles
and tailored types in assorted coors Sizes 10
to Is In the group 1895 1926. Now S. 95
IL Cotton Skirts in full balerina style with rfed bottoms
Assorted solid colors and stripes Sizes to 15 Were $3ss
waL-Norh Building . TEENAGERs' AppAREL FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-07-15
200 to Settle in BruziI jungle

RIO DE JANEIRO Cp.-About
200 young men who graduated from
q government school for poor and
abandoned children will settle In the
Wild regions of Central Brazil. The
government Is planning to recover
the rich Jungle lands. Those who
will 60 as emigrants from Rio de
Janeiro will begin new life there as
farmers.
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Junior Misses
Tee Shirts, 81 We're sz:2s

GA junior misses tee Shirts cotton knit Classic neck
line, short sleeves; can be worn in out Assorted
100 White Broadcoh Bouses with sleeves yara
tons classic styles Sizes to 15 Were $685. Now 95
10 Cotton chambrays and piques -dessy
classic styles with short sleeves Assorted stripes
prints Sizes to Is. Were $8s5 to $1095. 95
40 Lightweight Wool Toppers fully lined with full swing
backs Pases and dark shades Sizes to IS $1495
30 Wool Covert Suits with full swing skirts cut-away
type jackets Most in black but few in
to is. Were $40 rs. observation-disclosures OK
30 Rayon and Cotton Summer Skirts In gathered swing
types Black and assorted coors Sizes to 15 Were $795
and 1896 Now OK
23 Cotton Gabardine Beach Coats classic style with belt
and short sleeves Assorted colors Sizes to 15
20 Rayon Sun Dresses with long jackets
Dressy style with emboidered cotton eyeet trim
assorted colors. Sizes to Is. Were $1495. S1095
JUN1oR MfssEs' %spARIL. FOURTH xLoo.
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Juveniles Cordisons
81 As We're $1.o5

100 cotton knit, long sleeved cardigans in white,
red, yellow, blue Sizes to 8.
Infants 1000 Blankets, satin ribbon bound.
White pink blue Sizes 36x50 and 42x60 Were s795 and
$3.50 Now S5.45
100 Short-sleeved Polo Shirts cotton knit. But
shoulders style. White and blue Sizes g. IL and 18
months $3.50. SOC
double tie 'front.' drawstrng sleeves
bottom. sl25 SOC
100 ChIdrens Apparel. including cotton crnke
crepe coveras colors girls dresses boys suits
infants sacques sizes to g. Were $145 to $185.
MANS AND JUVENILES; APPAREL. FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Royon Bras, $50
We're $3.50

80 rsyon bras in nude. Sizes 81 70
80, A, B and C.
% Latex Pantie Girdles, In small.
medium, and large sizes. Were
$795. Now .95
- Foundations Girdles, and Pantis
Girdles Of cotton and rayon. Sizes
2s to 10, 81 to %, 34 to 81, ~ to 45,
- and 50. Were $3.50 to t1o.s5.
Now ---------------S1.S5 .S5
80 Pantie Girdles OF rayon ana
cotton. Small. medium, and large.
WkL-Ths North Building
coRSEfS AND BRAS. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Misses BIouses, s1.'s
We're $3.05 and $5.95

100 silk and rayon crepe blouses. The rayon
crepe blouses are in long sleeve classic style
with nOtched collars or bow at the neck. Silk
blouses in jewel neck and cap sleeve style. Sizes
81 to 80.
50 Misses Crepe and Cotton Dresses in classic short
and long styles Assorted plain coors and prints
Also twopiece butcher rayon suits with fu skr
basque Jackets and threequarter long sleeves Sizes IL
to 90 Assorted coors Were sl095 and $395. Now 5.95
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