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Evening star., 1949-04-03

The touy fragrance is indication OF the
role paus young e Too much use OF strong scents
types you girl kno,0s little about the art OF pertuery
seductive scents to older Rely your youth ana
aay Hghtheated cologne to type as girl wo under
stands play of fragrance in her He And for that uery girl
oepe good house famous throughout the word has
lust created cologne In their wonderful LHeure
Beue traorance available In Washington for the young
miss ,po 1oants pery exciting bottle OF cologne
Evening star., 1949-04-03

for the popular
Imperial Crab
Special " This ia
nous restaurant
is always q favor
its with lovers of
sesfooeis -- but on
Friday, their pa
irons get n treat
In taste and price.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

sa We money
III you can
make your
o " n dresses
and II you
owu q sewing
machine Step
! n I o he
c A p AL
O Y w INC
CE NJ T. r.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

you can cerA
tainly Use the
charming lit
tie B A b Y
BOO KLET'
that Is yours
for the AJAX
ing. It viii
prove both
In ntere sting
Evening star., 1949-04-03

HfAdN &tb18
Chicken Pies.
ready 70 pop
| n o v e n.
Home = baked
breads. cook
les and roIlA
Tea ga n d.
icheE for
parties Deco
rated cakes
Evening star., 1949-04-03

sb '
fessionals. q n d
use professional
co Up m e n {
Glasses now
forming. Sewing
course Of Q les
sons In only $40
Limited enroll
m G n /. 502
CONN. We.
Phone NO. 1869,
Evening star., 1949-04-03

every dress has
been selected for
It's inspired at
tention 20 line.
fabric and work
manship. And
10 make their
stock even more
attractive 10 you
they're sale
4 q
Evening star., 1949-04-03

operators, who were trained In
the Harper Salon In New Iork
They can also purchase any Of
the preparations they need 10
use at home Make All appoint-
menl tomorruw-~ADd set your
hair in condition for spring and
summer-espeeialiy. II you are
planning 10 get new perrns-
nent. 1921 CONN. AVE Phone
DI. $500. Private entrancel
Evening star., 1949-04-03


exercises. ring
rollers, exercy-
clea. Arrels
beltA, steam cab
met and shower.
10 times, $40
20 times t23
10 Swetiiai1 mas
sagek. stea m
ca binet and
Evening star., 1949-04-03

aa-re:te possible It's SILL -es2
EAro-gte !sr to~kS TOO lc;sg .us stss
rest ot Cur xwRn !eA;1srrs Teesss
are suddenly re- -fAvcr sFlr s1sss ds~sag
Is or .xa4s peExax2S q legsgt4aeI4lE>s
The rew angie IS 10 have or ags3-
t4Als OFT the silver N4knAryaes are
Used. also coupled names. Is
-Dayy and Nancy
HINT 10 YOUNG LOVE Pro
Evening star., 1949-04-03

YER SHOP
in George
ow n will
replan, re-
pa ir q n d
restore II 10
its original
Evening star., 1949-04-03

lamp, SIS Open evenings it2s
r ST. NV. Phone Ma. 72Se.
(" CEwINo CLASSES -- q,
'''o THE BLAIR SHOP"
You'll learn 10 Eew~~rtght In the
workrooms Of the shop, You II
Rms.sxs
Evening star., 1949-04-03

beauty. They also replace stain
less steel blades In knives
and will gold-plRte or rhodium
plate your tarnished costume
iewelry. Pickup and delivery
service. Call Du. 2Tes for esti-
mate. 36ll NJ ST. NV block
past Key Bridge.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
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I" HIGHLI0HT Y o Z r
' HOME -- with silver"
II your silver service is tarnished,
worn or battered THE Sill
Evening star., 1949-04-03

IS ITS EASY TO SEE-why
" COEN-KAY is the talk
OF the town. They choose every
thing so carefully. Every suit.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

(Once Geerss washinEton's Club
GREATER WAShIkGTokS
} FAMOUS FAMILY RESTAURANT
Delicious steok. Chicken. HON.
. Turkey, Roost Beef, SEQ Food oin-
ners and Lunehes-keves Expensive
Trip to Woshington's Old Club
} Iss Must" for Copitoi Visitors
Open Daily 6 Sunday, II to $50
! SIS So. Washington ST.. Alexondrle
On MI; vern. Mem. Hyy. Al, 45SO
"LaaYe Lee fnpftes You"
1 = r
Evening star., 1949-04-03

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+" GUNNER is COMING -
~ and you'll need q ward
robe Of cool clothes 70 Eee yoa
through the humid daya Yoal
Evening star., 1949-04-03
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The ksttis 81 The sss'sn 81
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mother She eks, = podH
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The prices are more
than fair--at the VANITY Can
collation." SHOP on Conn Ave.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
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90 co MANY PEOPLE are
~ happy when Friday rolls
around" That means they can
10 to ODCNEEIL'S SEA Grill,
Evening star., 1949-04-03

BEST selection Open daily %
$50 pm Thurs 70 ., Located
downtown al 523 Ilth ST, NV
Jus, below r ST. second floor.
ST. 0662.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
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NV. Phone WO. TOO.
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sat~-eall TAYIORs Baked
hams and roast turkeys Home
Evening star., 1949-04-03

suits and dresses-at reductions
from 20E 10 5oes. 1874 K ST.
N.W.-just of Conn. Ave.
0 IF BABY DEAR --- will
'A soon be heTe-this Ia
good news for youl" Yes. II Mr..
Stork Ia going TO your house.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

&" WIVES OF GREAT MEN
all remind us that
they land their husbands, 60 10
the HARPER METHOD SHOP
Evening star., 1949-04-03

has been pur-
chased ev THE
SH oE FAIR
Originally priced
up To &TsS
they are ALL
nov only sloa7
Also Seymour
r'o VS. famous
two-fold OxiorCi
Go early for the
= - H. a.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

HINT 10 YOUNG LOVE Pr<
Evening star., 1949-04-03

ningS til 9.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-29
Bogus $40 Bills
Being Circulated
In Alaska

ANCHORAGE (P)-U. S. treas
ury department officials said yes
terday counterfeit $40 bills are
being circulated in Fairbanks and
several other points in the Terri
tory. Business houses here were
notified to be on the lookout for
the bogus bills.
Officials said they appear to be
from the same batch which is be-
ing circulated on the West Coast
in the States.
Their most noticeable defect is
that the background of the por-
trait of Andrew Jackson is made
up of wavy lines instead of fine
screen.
Treasury men said the counter
feiters made one glaring error in
attempting to duplicate the bills
issued by the federal reserve bank
at San Francisco:
Genuine bills from this bank
carry the figure IL in each corner
of the face of the bill, but the bo-
gus bills show the number five.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-29
Committee Plans
Fine Celebration
For July Fourth

Chairman T. A. McAllister
chairman for the 4th of July cele-
bration to be held next Monday
reports the following committees
have been appointed.
Special fireworks have been or
dered which will be in charge of
Ted Duffield.
An airshow is planned with
Dave Bronaugh, pilot for Wien
Airlines and Ted Duffield in
charge-at which time various
bush pilots will partake and pos
sibly some parachute jumps.
The finance committee is head
ed by Charley Jones.
Laura Mackenzie and Mrs.
Charles Fagerstrom will be in
charge of the children's parade,
for which prizes will be given for
special costumes.
Chief w. w. Laws will be in
charge of the distribution of ice
cream to the children.
James and Pearse Walsh have
charge of decorations and they
urge all business houses and pri-
Continued on Page Three)
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-29
Justice Douglas
Opens Door To
War Crimes Appeal

WASHINGTON, up - Interna-
tional war criminals seeking free
dom from American imprison-
ment yesterday charted new
course toward U. S. civil courts
along a route marked out by a
Supreme Court Justice.
Attorneys forJapanese war lords
serving prison terms for war
crimes said they probably will
seek American court action as q
result of an opinion handed down
Monday by Justice William O
Douglas.
Douglas views dealt with a case
the Supreme Court disposed Of
six months ago in what he now
calls potentially dangerous" de-
cision-even though it was one he
agreed with.
In that ruling, the court helc
that it had no power to hear the
appeals filed by wartime japanese
Premier Hideki TOTO and "a 9th
Continued on Page Five
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-29
Nome Blood
Donors Swamp
Local Hospital

NOME. up A ls-Year- Es-
kimo boy was reported resting
easier in the Nome hospital
today after a call for blood donors
Monday night brought such a re-
Spouse that a second message had
TO be broadcast TO halt the sush.
Mike Oten accidentally shot
himself in the leg while hunting
near his native village of ST. Mi
chael. about 100 miles from here.
He dragged himself TO a cabin. A
radiophone call brought an Alaska
Airlines plane winging from Nome
TO return him here.
At the hospital. DR.. Fred Lang
sam issued a call for blood DON
ors. Type B. The call was relaYed
over the local army radio station
WXLN. and the resulting flood of
donors. both military and civilian.
proved more than the hospital
could handle.
Doctors have removed the bullet
from Mikes leg. but his condition
is still regarded as critical.
The hospital said the two don
ors, each of whom gave a pint of
blood. were Pvt. Ennsensio C.
Coehlo. Pawtucket. r. l.. of the
5030th Air Base squadron. and
Robert E. Masch, Milwaukee. Wis.
air radioman of the navy.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-29
Fairbanks JObless
Reach RecOrdHigh

FAIRBANKS, up - Territorial
employment officials expressed
concern yesterday over total of
845 men and women unemployed
this month in Fairbanks - the
highest June jobless mark on rec
ord.
Milton Ward, director of the
T e r ritorial employment office,
said new applicants are streaming
in daily, Al new applications be-
ing registered in a single day last
week.
He said that normally applica-
tons run from Zero to 100" dur
ing June, which ordinarily is the
peak employment month in the
Territory.
Most applicants, he said are UNI
Continued on Page Six)
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-29
Miners Must File
By Aug. l

((P) Special Washington Service)
WASHINGTON, (P) - Senator
Watkins R.-Utah) pointed out to-
day that mining claim owners
must file notices by Aug. in Or
der to be exempt from l948-49
assessment work.
The general mining laws re-
quire a prospector on public land
to do 500 worth of work on his
claim each year.
Congress waived this provision
of the law for the year which
will end Friday, July /, but re-
quired a notice from any person
who wants TO take advantage of
the postponement.
Assessment work for the l94950
year still must be performed.
President Truman said he will not
approve another poStponement.
Any claim owner who already
has done all or part of his l948-49
work may, by filing notice, re-
ceive credit on the l949-50 re-
quirement.
Notices are to be filed at the Of
flee where the location notice was
filed.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-29
NEWS in BRIEF

PARIS, (P)-Fists flew yester-
day morning at the Cathedral of
Notre Dame.
When relatives of Philippe Hen
roit attended a mass on the sixth
anniversary of his death, about
300 communists staged a demon
stration that wound up in a fight
before police interviewed.
Henroit was Vichy minister of
information. He was aSSaSSinated
June %, 1943.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-29
Two Hurt In Cook
Inlet Strike Fracas

ANCHORAGE, up - Violence
flared in the Alaska Fishermen
union CCIO) strike yesterday when
two pickets were "roughed up" at
the entrance of the Emard Pack
ing Co., and General Fish Co.,
cannerieS.
The union identified the injured
pickets as Bob Weimer and Ed
Eddleman, both of Anchorage.
John Wiese, president of the
Westward Alaska Fisheries coun-
Gil (CIO) said the picketS around
Continued on Page Three
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-29

SEATTLE. up - John Murray
Al, Of Bremerton, was killed in an
automobile accident yesterday on
the Aleutian island of Unimak.
the coast guard reported today.
Murray was employed as a con-
Struction worker by Drake-Puget
Sound, Seattle contracting firm.
The coast guard dispatched the
cutter Bittersweet to pick up Muir
rays body at Cape Sarichef. Muir
ray is survived by his wife and
two children.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-29
Cook InIetCannery
Worker On Strike

ANCHORAGE, (P)-The Alas
ka fisherman's union and the
Cook Inlet cannery workers union
(CIO) went on strike Monday at
SeldOvia and Kenai. In the first of
a series of scheduled walkouts
which are expected to paralyze
canning operations along the en-
tire inlet.
Picket lines were thrown
around four canneries in the two
towns.
John Wiese, president of the
Westward Alaska Fisheries Coun-
Gil CCIO) said two Anchorage
plants-the Emard Packing COM
pany and the General Fish COM
pany-probably will be hit in the
next few days.
Canneries struck yester d y
Continued on Page Five
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-29
Grandfather Finds
He's A Mother

YARMOUTH, Eng. (P)-Friends
know E. J. Longcroft as a 64-year-
old grandfather, but in the nation
al health services books he's a
mother.
Longcroft, a staff sergeant in
the first world war, has been i'll
for six months. A while back he
wrote the health service to find
out why his industrial sick bene-
fits had stopped.
The service replied by sending
him vouchers for five pounds, five
shillings ($2D in maternity bene-
fits.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-29

SEATTLE. (P0 - Two blonde,
dark-eyed little girls, three and
five years old, boarded plane
by themselves at Boeing field for
a flight to join their parents at
Laid Field, Fairbanks, Alaska.
The little girls, Suzan and Mary
Ann Urquhart, are the daughters
of Capt. and Mrs. James Robert
Urquhart. The father was assign
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-29

SEATTLE, (P) - Harold r.
Conn, commissioner in the region
al United States mediation and
Cancellation service office here.
left early today for Fairbanks,
where he will conduct contract
negotiations in an attempt to avert
a strike of $50 members of the
Fairbanks Mine Workers Union
independently.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-29
WASHINGTON (P)-A meetil

WASHINGTON (P)-A meeting
of region administrators of the
bureau of land management at
Reno, New, July Hip was an
nounced today by secretary of the
interior Krug.
Krug also announced the land
commissioners of IL western
states will confer at Reno July 10
Regional chiefs who will attend
the meetings include Lowell NJ
Pickett, Anchorage, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-29

ed to Laid Field recently and
Mrs. Urquhart drove to Fairbanks
over the Alcan Highway last
week.
Accompanying Mrs. Urquhart
on the trip were a sister, Miss
Ann O'Connor, and Miss Mary &C.
line Kopriva, of Tacoma. The
children were put aboard a Pan
American Anyways plane by Sgt.
and Mrs. Robert Beckwith, of Ia
coma.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-29

JUNEAU, (P)-Territorial edu-
cation commissioner James c.
Ryan said today the Nelse Nor
Jensen Co., of Seattle had sub
mitted the lowest bid for construc-
ton of the Kenai school building
-S349, 800 The money will come
from ''unfrozen" funds.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-29

TOKYO, (P)-Between 25 and
35 persons were reported killed
and 1000 houses destroyed or
damaged today by a heavy rain
storm around Kagoshima City in
southeastern Kyushu.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-29

SHANGHAI, up Low flying
nationalist bombers blasted the
chowded Chapel district of Shang-
hal today, killing at least two per-
sons and injuring upwards of 100.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-29

MENLO PARK. Calf. (P)-Em-
= barrasSed, Charles E. DAD Brown
cancelled the Browns 62nd we'd
ding anniversary party yesterday
Brown, at 80, had the mumps.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-29
News of the World
At A Glance 500
Tuesday. June 2s. ls4s
CBy The Associated Press


cuSed today by the communist
Czech government of subversive
plotting against the state.
InformantS said the attacks
might mean the government is
building up a case for severing
diplomatic relations with the Vati-
can. This was interpreted as a
highly important development in
the broadening church-state con-
flict.
The attacks were in the form of
official statements and articles in
the controlled press. The govern
ment likened the situation in
CzechosloVakia to what is termed
the Vatican indszenty plot
against the Hungarian peoples re-
public"
Britain has called a British
commonwealth conference to deal
with a deepening financial crisis.
The finance ministers Of the Bri-
fish nations are faced with a Seri-
Gus problem of fast-draining gold
and dollar reserves.
Investors in England are selling
their government securities to a
serious extent British manufac-
tured goods are finding the going
hard in dollar areas. Even sales
of raw products like tin. rubber,
cocoa and wool are falling off.
Finance ministers of Canada,
Australia, Ceylon, India, New
Zealand, Pakistan and South At
RIGA will confer in London early
in July with prime minister Gle
mente Attlee and economics chief
Sir Stafford Grips.
The crisis has come to a head
because the year-oId system of
payments among Marshall Plan
countries is up for revision. The
old system by which nations settled
their affairs on a bi-lateral basis
ends Thursday. Britain wants the
bilateral system retained, believ-
ing it is more easily controlled. 1t
does not provide for payments in
dollars. Some other countries are
proposing that currency be fully
convertible in dollars and gold as
a spur to international trade. The
United States is supporting the
latter system.
Striking West Berlin railway
workers returned to their jobs to-
day. The Soviet controlled rail
management expects to have nor
NAL traffic resumed soon. Mean
while the four occupation powers
are getting together to try to break
major economic deadlockS in di-
vided Germany.
The strike was ended by a
Western Allied order directing the
workers to accept a compromise
offer of so per cent Of their pay in
West marks. This will be raised
to 100 per cent by the West Berlin
city government.
Turkey is facing a political cri-
sis. The minority democratic
party has accused the government
of maintaining an unfair election
law and heavy handed police con-
troll. Premier Shemsettin Gunal-
tay, supported by the Peoples
party, accused the Democrats of
trying to create a "terroristic at
Continued on Page Seven
Evening star., 1949-07-21
-s3s5 and S595 Wool Sweaters Boxy cardigan styles
navy and black Sizes "a to

1855 and S5s5 swesterA Boxy cardigan styles N N
navy and black. Sizes "a to 3s----------------~
Our Finest Summer Shoes Reduced
Fourth Floor ~.
white few blue and white, some white susoe: .a !:
yobsn..n s1es to ss5 Dress and Spectators Brown
ana white in high heel some white suede sling pumps
few brown and a, s xs Sns Esdss ss ~, Conn xr
Corset shop-second Floor ,..... ,,., ,,on.
and side upper closngs mostly boned models Only
one or o size STYLE sizes ss tS s. s,os. u,s
ssss and $50 Lastex and L.stex Lace Girdes and
Panty Grdles Both pul-ons and upper cosinss san az
and %eam a.un Isstsa rds for short and tall figures
Upper costngs. Small sizes 25 49, ~. &----ssss
27s2o $685. $5e5 Bandeau In rayon satin rayon satn
and lace satin and net Tea rose ~nts ~ oA' oa
Not every Size anu '>''' -@' ST. s1.s5 Sass
JeweIry-Street Floor Prices tss 1920 'ex
1ooss to SO Marvea Pearls light medium dark shades
Of pink or blue. Also tone on tone ne----------25% ON
SIS Chinese in assorted designs and colorsN
Straw Je"slry in several styles . rev pieces
s. Black Leather Kit. With compact and pstiok fittings
Cosmetics Floor
7z-S450 Famous brand Toilet Water. oss.----t ASe
oo-s15o Jeers Soft Water Soap. made with cold
cream and anoln. II
7s-s3 Dorsays "Toujours rdeie" Perfume Closeout
,.-,, Hair Eraser,
4S-S2ss Perfumed Bracelets with Colored Stones $5o
6e-S2 Brand Perfumes BY the
1s1lSS General Purpose Cazry-an Or Hat Box. Monks
cloth with alligator trim. gay rayon plaid lining lahx.
ss-sso Nan Pe1 and Base Coat Set in assorted shades
800
y - Lipstiek and Nan Enamel set With coat
Prices raas .ox Taz.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
Wonderful for Travel
SAB and s.'~::'-.:.'o'.'

Womens s6975 Croigegh Coos fitted boy long dresy
sNes in sheen covert WOOL Boxcoot with buttoned CLUB coor
yoke and fored panel back Fitted coo with notched rer
Black oey novy Sizes lOE, wa, 1872 and 4O-----S4o
Evening star., 1949-07-21

Wonens s5 Coigeeh Goats of bosketweove wool or PIN
point tweed Club hoif-coos and modified fored backs
with shoulder yokes Grey and Heather bIe beige or aqua
checks Sizes 80 to 1872; 81 to 36---------S28
Evening star., 1949-07-21
TALK-OF-THE-TOWN JULY CLEARANCE!

so-Nisses and women's sl2s5 to s1ss5 Rayon Crepes
Rayon Sheers Rayon Wild Rice Prints in drey tailored
and styles Short, long three quarter sleeves
Blue, navy, black aqua pink. Maize, pink green, and
blue ground prints Not all sizes In each style but
dresses in each size II to 20, 16h to 24h, 80 to A,
$795 and SO
Womens Coots-Third Floor
7-Womens S3975 Fale Summer Toppers, 229 wool, 1871
rayon threequarter length with panel backs noched
collars Black navy blue. Sizes 80 to $50
9-Womens $35 Rayon Fale Summer Toppers With hared
panel backs notched rolled collars Black
navy blue brown Sizes ~ to 24h "a; ,.,.t oosz szO
less style with ared back, deep button trimmed cum
Black Size 14A $l5
3-Womens $11o and $125 Spring Coats FINE forsnanns
gabarine and suede wooens with fitted and panel backs
Black navy blue, beige. Sizes 36 40----------S6O $50
1-Womans Navy Blue Spring Topper Of Forstmanns
wool gabardne with braid embroidered tuxedo front
woman. sl2s Navy Spring Topper Of Forstmann
wool tweed Size "a
front and back yokes in wool crepe and Forstmanns
wool gabardne Black, navy blue. Sizes "a to 3S $5
1-Womans $975 Black Topper OF wool crepe with braid
trimmed tuxedo Size 1Oll l---------------$60 $50
Womans s7975 Forstmanns Lunda Topper with notched
collar, back peat. Stone blue. Size 14h -------$4S
3-Womens S5975 Spring Coats and Toppers Wool crepe
wool broadcloth and wool gabardine panel back boxy
styles. Gray navy blue Sizes 1917, 14h 22h ----$SS
-Womens S4975 and SIS Spring Coats and Toppers Box
and beted styles in wool gabardne, wool crepe wool
suede Navy blue grey stone blue. Sizes 50
sWomens sss75 Suede Wool Toppers Hip length grey
stone blue. Sizes 1o11 to 14h
Beochweor-Third Floor
3s7S5 Tangerne Linen Beach Jackets with two
large pockets and button front Sizes 10 to 20---A
1855 White sarkskin Beach Jackets Fngertp length
three-quarer sleeves large pocket Sizes 80 to SO $5s5
11S95 Blue Denim Play Dresses style Square
neck; cap sleeves Sizes IL to o2O----A 20
S-S10S5 Cotton Skirts with elastic waist
band full skirt and gold print and red and
grey print
Evening star., 1949-07-21
>men's CRA|GLE|GH Spring Goats and Toppers

Women s5975 Nubby Tweed Crogeeh Goats with modified fore
from yoke shoulder Grey oatmeal beige Sizes 30 to 34 1O
and wv -----S S38
Women S49 Suede wool Toppe with okes and pone boc small
club coos Black, skipper bue grey ond oqIo Sizes Oh to 18
30 and 36 ---- - - : -----------S38 S38
Evening star., 1949-07-21
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BUDGET Sportsweor Cleoronce-First Floor
ca OK Totnmie Playsu four pieces shorts ora blouse
and irt Of cotton chanbray In blue or pink slzes ~
II, % "a Tee Shirts with turtle neck long sleeves navy
~ cotton iersev: small and medium sizes s------$loS
Dresses peasant blouse and skirt Navy
uine brown grey Sizes 8 to 15-----------------$7S
h9s Cotton Denim Blouses in red and white stripes
N s7ss and sSs5 Denim Beach Coats with wide collars
B,e or red whitestrped solid blue Sizes 70 loSo
7->''0' 1ep'' '"' - SO
1sssas Denim Shorts side buttons Blue or red Sizes
II to r.. p.d niv szs.
10 and
* Spun Rayon Stacks navy black and green Sizes
-s1s5 Cotton Twist Sweaters Cap sleeve slpon Aqua
% Rayon Boucle sleeve Pulons Beige aqua
rrey pink in sizes 36 50 and d40----------------s5
Sa ss n sA9S Cotton Base Blouses Jewery and man
DARN neckines short sleeves. Prints or oganoy SIZES
8 to IS; 36 and sh" -
Evening star., 1949-07-21

4Ls7s5 to S16s5 Womens and Misses Blouses. Rayon
crepes and tissue faie in long, short and cap sleeve
styles with jewelry and bow tie necklnes Brown grey
black white navy and green. Sizes 10 to A$ and IS
1xsl695 Cotton Print and Tailored Dresses
few 2-piece rayon falles in group