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Evening star., 1949-02-06
FARM AND GARDEN

20. 600 LOVELY AFRICAN YIoLETs.
Write for price list. BEHNKE NUR-
SERIES, Wash,-Balto. blvd, Belts
vile, Nd; Phone TO. 1894. III
COW sompsfs sTANeHloSs' sel oR s,as tsld' $50 for
CORN FOR SALE, about $50 barrels
of hybrid white' and 25o barrels OF
hybrid yellow, thoroughly dry and
full on the ear. can deliver; make
offer: also fireplace logs, very dry
white and red ,d,sss oak for can deliver; Se
100 acres of mixed gum. popular,
| beech and oak: make offer. MAT
TAP,0NI FARMS, Groom, Md. Phone
SPRAYER at a bargain; large power
or truck crops; used very little.
DORMANT WINTER PLANTING. Both
thrifty and successful are those who
plant now. Specimen oak; heeGh'
maple, elm, doswood, redbud. holy
yews; all types eversreens, Towering
shrubs, hedges, box and bamboo:
special low prices and guaranteed
service. II. 4"45. OV, 6o05. 8
cow MANURE. well-rotted, $3.50 per
Is bushels, So per 10 bushels' M ~ 5da
GARDEN TRACTOR for sale. liz
hip, single wheel "HandyTrak, y
new: ideal for small garden and
! lawn work. Ask operator for Bowie
MALL" CHAIN SAW, used 10 hours;
LANDSCAPE SERVICE - Pruning,
I planting, transp!anting, soddine'
lawn made, renovated; vat,snt tree sit, Worki apd
driSeWsys. HSsSsay's ". Wass' c. WALKER, sH 1880
AFRICAN vioLETs, blooming, ST up.
HAY AND STRAW for sale. Ashton
ONE international logan milk c9oler'
sY7as aeorsis ave, Silver spring
NALL SH, aSIH CHAIN SAWS repairs and serv-
ices. MALoNEY'S, INC, sl"6 Ga.
ave, silver rasH spTins' sE,ns sH 33aH: d.,,v.r,
cSB plsc. 1rders sRrhS ee
MAIoNEY's. INC. International
dealer. 81 sl5e deorsi. ave Silver
TOP Sgs'ss; so1E. Mo: fill dirt, bluestone. road
BEVERLY TREE SERVICE and land
! scaping. pruning, topping, eleVatlng;
remove undesirable frse trees sH
WE HAVE Just received a shipment
of International Cub tractors. Place
your order now while they last. The
demand will be much greater attel
the supply BY spring. MAJ. .MALoSNEX,s' SI.in
USED EoUiPMENT-I. H. C. tractors
Ego. l 1920, l F-12 with cul:
tivator, l John Deere model D,
oliver so, / 7-ft. disc, ! Thomas
drill. l 3-14-in. bottom plow. New
eauipnent-new Holland bailers. bals
leaders, corn shelters, hammer mills
saws. power takeoff rig on rubbers
cultimulchers, International manur.
leaders, spring harrows. cultivators
fforr 4 & tractors, grain binder
lime sewers, fertilizer distributor
spike harrows, hammer mill. corn
shelter. milk machine. cream sepa.
rator. 200-F manure spreader. corr
vester, wagon bodies, tractor cabs
snow plows for all sizes Internationa
tractors, New Idea Grow corn picker
Cobey. wagon and trailers, Myers :
Farouhar power sprayers. from
gallons to 1000 gallons size; Butler
water tanks. grain bins, 1000 bush
els els and up; Layelle elevators, = b b.
parts PARTS and service for all the above
machines and full line of Fire
stone tractor tires. MALONEY's
INC. 1926 Ca. ave-, Silver sprins'
q + Siess. sstsrRtd Fss ssd IL :a :aa Il, T.
MAEonE9's. MliS5 sefs.n'Mi NC. sii2s dsorsis
ave. silver 0pring. Oh. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
FARM AND GARDEN

FARM AND GARDEN tcont.
MALL CHAIN SAWS, light, portable
pairs. MALoNEY's, INC, sis6 Ga
ave. Silver Spring. Md. SH. $3.50
TREES. TRIMMED. topped, or re.
moved; tree surgery and cabling
Firewood, 9Oeo oak Call CH. 4942
GLADIoLI BULBS. American hybrid
all colors. 7OO-1 900; an excel. buy
at S35. CH: 45S2.
interchangeable rubber and stee
track with winch, air compressor
ane 150-volt generator, all guar
IN peri. mech. cond.;. cost Uncle
sam about Sl2,500 sale price, So
900; 900; ideal for farm or contractor;
also aSo.,5 6.ton covered xo6 6semitrailer. dual diva
OWNER. 81. 5533. -
LAWN MOWER. .sasoline, 20-in. Coop
er. newly oyerhauled, perfect; need
Saii cash, ,,, sacrifice, S75; accept offer
ORCHID PLANTS. towering size in
variety, S. each; orchid seedlings
saaa, MOI MoRRIs Il eS'e; GREENHous2s IN ii 9S
AGA N. Glebe rd., Arl., Va.
COW MANURE and 1opsojl-If you
want genuine COW manure you would
not knowingly purchase from a liv-
cry stable nor from one who ooes
not produce it. You would call
Homestead Dairy Farm, which does
not own single horse and has the
production of large dairy herd for
sale. Either manure or topsoil, SIS
per single ton: 5-ton truckload, S65.
Rellvered in Washington in not less
than ton lots, l. R. SABINE,
,Galthsrsburg. Md. Gaithersburg 6s6
TRACTOR, Farmall Fig, for sale
with plow and disc harrow; used
2-cylinder. 5-hp.: excel. cond. Must
be seen to be appreciated. lilo
Montgomery ST.. Laurel. Nd =
LOCUST POSTS, on stumps, 5000 OF
more, easily. accessible. So mi. from
SPRAY. wheelbarrow type, with pres
sure tank, 1S-gal. size, used once
S35. Rockville 1853.
MANURE for lawns and gardens:
rotted, SIS ton; green, S12 so ton
delivered. Ask operator for Ashton
CULTivATING. blowing. mulching
prices reasonable. Phone EX, O033
WANTED-GARDEN TRACTOR, II.
tso;T. s9 3 hig; Star State price etc, Boz
GARDEN TRACToRs-Now takjns
orders for delivery in March fol
famous Bolen garden tractors, pricec
from Sl21 up. A limited number
Of Rldemasters available. Cal! MR.
MITCHELL. Alex. 5157. -15
Evening star., 1949-02-06
ROOMS EURkIsHEp-hothwe.

GEORGETOWN-Bedroom and den,
pvt home, no other tenants; ref
erences req; meals if desired on
COOPERATING basis. MI. 1926. -6
1f2O PARKWOOD PL. N.W.-Clean
room; employed gentleman or. stu
dent; S27. l4th st. car, 10th st.
bus. DU. S1O2. %
6I8 QUINCY ST. N.Wa on busline-
next bath: quiet pvt. home. ia. 4795.
$500 s ST. N.W.-Large, attractive
rm., twin beds; cooking privils: II
desired; employed adults. OR. 1850.
PRIVATE BATH, large warm room,
for couple or single; telephone; pri-
vate home; near bus. EN-: 0095.-..;6
Oh 18th st.-Nicely furnished room !:
oUINTANA RI. N.W.-Single room
near good transportation; pvt. adult
family. RA. 3oR7.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

GREAT DANES. 8 months old and
up. fawns and brindles, males and
females; cropped; some show pros
poets. Priced from $50. You will
enjoy seeing them. All Axe reg
Come out Sunday. ELPAW KEN
NELS. reg, Alex Va: Duke st.
Evening star., 1949-02-06

sAxopHoNE. Conn, B fiat, tenor. re-
conditioned; a bargain. GE. $3.50.
SCALES eAy $50 SGmDq5Hs HHekERaAN Sssd IKE SAFES
6 Co , %E s9EneT Ts,a lst and N. Y. ave,
SCALES, computing, new. checkout;
HAcKERMSHAN sAIEs si 60. 20 1st @'ns and
SCREW FITTING LATHE, 3 it. be-
tween centers, S to /. inches over
bed must be in good condition and
popular make. P. o. Box so,
sfcRETARY. ft1kfI3Rs ys latest style. practically
.ng, exp. frame. $40. LU. 445s.
SEWING MACHINE. electric console,
with attachments; washing ma
sEWlSG fRsfs MAcafSIs. aE sfsi Singer el.ctrics
sale or rent. We also electrify ans
make sewing machine: immed. de-
livery. Open ewes, 3109 14th st
sss ssS.r. rsssl sss ..Tsss ssWSSs ssyfsS
GRcH1NE .pE1f pIxcHANoE, a4fa s"tSi 1stf
SEWING MACHINEs-January clear
anee sale. new and used consoles
.|o upS pOl b1O upt luls
week only VIRGINIA SEWING CEN
TER. 291s Wilson blvd, OK. 1896.
SEWING. MACHINES, many new
models to choose from, recond
mach, S39.95 up; expert repairs on
all makes. Call ECONOMY AP-
PLIANcE STORE, 1924 18th st. ne.
SEWING MACHINES. Singers and
other makes. all models. S49.5O up.
You can electrify your old sewing
machine for as little as S795 or
make il into a beautiful electric
portable for only S1595. For home
demonstration call NO. 21O0. 2414
18th st. NV.
SEWING ACHINES-Repeat sale by
request: bargains plus 10"o disc.
portables, consoles; repair spec.
rentals. PA. AVE SEW. MACH
CO., 2149 Pa. ave. NV, MA. 1883
SHEET METAL-Galvanized aiumi.
mum, stainless steel. copper, cut ant
formed to specification. AT. 0553
sHELvINGs Of all types made Il
ssii. esif RosEN 4 MseAvLEY
PA L st. ne. Ii. 0225 for q
Evening star., 1949-02-06

SON I'd, Kenilworth ne. HI. 1850.
AMERICA BULL TERRIER PUP. s
weeks old: brindle. wormed and reg
cEkMaS Iissfs S' saErhhRD Rfi Gh9FiH S'
both parents; reasonably priced
BOXERS, male. tawn; blue ribbon
winner: female. brindle. champion
ship shi, pts; Dts beth beth champion sired; must
pacHsRTNp sst!i HI IsoGP PUPPIES. reasonably MlI
priced: Axe. MRS. RUSSELL COL
WIN, Box 1856, Warrenton, Va. Tele-
sRiPp1NG RhPGs MafEfnatfnR CRafRss s@M doss cats
liehtweisht, all sizes; made, to order.
PUPPIES-You will find your pet
amons aims these nS asss fst rascals' See any
MONT. CO. ANIMAL SHELTER. 81:
51s3. Open wkdays. 9-4; ewes. and
poGs sSHi; AaD hi fGFfrEs. f7SsP mixed breeds;
fox terrier. cocker, collie, setter; bull
dog. Dalmatian: cats; to people in
country or who have fenced yards.
cTfRN TA ~ TsRRtEKs. stiss Il s female puppies;
AFGHAN HoUND, yr. Old, from reg
litter; grandson Rudiki, internatl.
champ: likes chill; SIS. UN. 1889.
SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPPIES. Axe,
10 wks old, ch. bloodlines: wonder
full companions for children: beauti-
ful ma.'kinrs: show dogs. CHE
RACHA KENNELS. GIL. 1878, all day
Sunday. after + pm. weekdays.
| CANARIES. males and females. ready
| for breeding; reasonable: also few
young parakeets. 200 Plymouth ST.,
Silver Spring. SH. 4s02.
BEAGLES, Axe reg. puppies. 8 mos. ;
also grown dogs: reas. 81. 1871.
CHOW-TERRIER, 8 mos, broken,
inoc., wormed; raised with children;
must SELL Sis. GE. 1862.
COCKER PUPS, 3 mos. champion
stock, Axe registered, 2 males. 1
female. Ask operator for Dale
coCKER ssiPAN1ELs, Axe reg, 10
mos, 3 yrs; must sell; reasonable.
Rockville 2297.
Evening star., 1949-02-06

sHELvINGs Of all types made to
order, ZoH ean install them your
214 L, st. ne. Ii. 0225 for o
free estimate.
Evening star., 1949-02-06

-Bluestone, So 90
del: bank gravel,
yds.. del; building
ton del; gravel.
>; cinders, S1S per
VIERS, Rockville,
Evening star., 1949-02-06

TELEvISION, 7-in. Hallicrafter, 500
TffLEvIsIoN as low as sl49a5;
samples and demonstrators with
RCA, GE. Westinghouse. Admiral
Emerson, Crosley Motorola. Halli-
srANpSRp e a'SEfpef TIRE sqa BSfTrn9 sf1H ie5@s Us
10th and H SITS. ne. Ii. 1881. Ii.
s74L open every evening till o pm.
TELEtISION-Table models, combi-
pations, fl: samples: sayings up I, to
EIEGfR1c m1s to v1RInyAeE Riy AL1sFarN 81 carroil
ave. TAX PIX, Md SH. 27O0. sH,
t3g$ 2pen Mpn I1nIs' Sat d,tcon tli O.
sassH messf! saas @aseis;s sssS ssmS nodes s$ss:
$500 model, S395; $3.50 model, $149;
tien extra; terms. STAR RADIO CO.
409 1th st NV,
r1s a 20 3d. ss 30 5G' H. ci 2o n in o. FS7s
per; also l6 In. II OF. copper, VIII
sell at 2s regular cost. Detroit gas
range, 4 burner and even. $50. vi.
TIREs. factory reeond., all al sizes sizes,
Sun. till pm. ALL SERVICE TIRE
CO, 361a Ga ave. NV. RA 1880
TOOLS - Stilson wrenches. monkey
wrenches, ETC.; household goods.
electric dripolator, dishes. card
tables, etc. 1904 North Carolina
ave. ne, TR. 2Igs.
TRACTOR, Cletrac, crawler-type. on
interchangea able rubber and steel
track, with winch, air compressor
and 150-volt generator; all guar. in
peri. mech. cond.; cost Uncle Sam
about $4,000; sale price. $500;
ideal for farm or contractor. Also
6-ton covered semitrailer, dua,
wheels; cost $4,000; price, $1,000
OWNER, 81. 1898. -
TRUNK, wardrobe. Oshkosh; new
price, S400; best offer over Sl75
OR. 4242
TRUNK, large wardrobe, in eood
eond., S26. Phone IN eve, AD
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News of the World
AT A Glance ---
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
March. Besides approving Zayim
as president. the people are asked
to vote on whether they want free
elections held regularly and new
constitution.
The Oh ineSe governments
blockade Of communist-held ports
in China is scheduled to begin at
midnight tonight. The largest port
for international commerce -
Shanghai-WaS almost empty. Ex-
cept for the crippled British
freighter Anchises, damaged in a
nationalist air raid this week,
there were few foreign ships to
blockade. Because of civil war
dangers insurance rates have been
climbing steadily and shipping
companies have cancelled sailings.
Representative of the three
western powers meet in Berlin in
a closed session today to try to
find a way around the railway
blockade caused by the five-Week
old strike of Berlin railway work
ers.
In Athens, King Paul l has
asked the deputy premier and for
eign minister Constatine Tsaldar-
is, to form a new Greek govern
ment. Greece'S old premier, The
mistokles Sophoulis, died Friday.
Australia is threatened by a
general coal strike of its 23,5OO
miners today. The mems request
for increased pay and a cut in
working time to 35 hours d week
has been rejected by the govern
ment coal board. 1t is mid-Winter
in Australia and the nations small
coal supply is drastically rationed.
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organized opposition against any
United States move to recognize
communist regime in China. They
sent letter TO President Truman
late yesterday expressing great
concern" that the government
may be considering recognition of
the communists.
Five per Centers-A Senate in
vestigations subcommittee head
ed by Senator Hoey ON. c. be-
gan cunning for persons who
claim that for a fee they can use
Influence" to swing government
contracts. Hoey said the inveStiga-
ton which started this week into
one reported five per cent deal"
now will cover all buying activi-
ties Of the government.
Atomic - Chairman Mcmahon
D.-Conn0 of the Senate House
atomic committee has turned down
a demand by Rep. Price D.-IllD
that the investigation of the atom
ic energy commission be halted.
Hearings will be resumed Tues
day.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1949-06-27

um's parliamentary election made
it clear there would be no referen-
dun on the possible return Of eX-
lied King Leopold.
The Social Christian party, only
pro-Leopold group, had received
44.4 per cent of the ballots count
ed. This, however, was far short
of the absolute majority the party
had campaigned for. The election
returns also indicated a smashing
defeat for the communists. who
lost at least one-four,h of their
l947 support. The voting was held
yesterday.
Korean President Syn g m n
Rhee promised the full story" Of
rightist leader Kim Koo's aSsas-
sination would be told when an
investigation is completed. Mys-
terry shrOuded the case.
Kim, 73-year-old chief Of the
Korean independence party, was
slain in the bedroom of his heav-
lily guarded home in Seoul yester-
day. Police identified the killer a.
an army Lieutenant who was
member of Koo's party.
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MIRA Europe's
Answer To Reds,
Says Writer

Continued from Page One
itual theology to back up our Mar
shall Plan and l am firmly con-
WINGED that Moral Armament
is the only force that will break
down the barriers of hatred be-
tween the nations of the old
world"
He reported that George Viii
Tiers, head of Frances Industrial
lists, attended the Caux sessions
and was so impressed by what he
saw, ne announced plans to call
meeting of all of Western Europe's
leading industrialists and labor
unions at Caux to iron out their
differences.
St. Johns also reported that Ma
dame Irene Laure, leader Of three
million women socialists in France
has now joined the Moral Re-Arm-
ament movement and is now as
sisting the program in Western
Germany.
''She learned at Caux," said S.
Johns, "of the necessity Of bury
ing old hatreds and arriving at a
working agreement if France and
Germany are to live side by side
in peace"
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Monday. June IT. l949

Berlin'S railway strike is Sched-
uled to end tomorrow. Bowling to
the orders Of the western allies
the executive board of the anti
communist union CUGO) has or
dered the strikers back to work.
The railway workers won two
Of their major demands. The Rus
81 uncontrolled railway manage
ment has given assurance that
there will be no retaliation against
strikers. Henceforth the workers
will be paid in West marks, worth
four to six times as much as the
Soviet-sponSored East marks they
had been receiving.
The workers third demand-re-
cognition of the UGO as Official
bargaining agent-Was denied.
The provision concerning wages
means the strikers have won one
of the greatest salary boosts in
industrial history. The railway
management will convert 60 per
cent of each employees East mark
salary into West marks. The Wea,
Berlin city government will eX-
change the other 40 per cent.
Success of the strike has been
such that the UGO, which began
the walkout five weeks ago with
5000 members, now has $4,000.
Western Berlin was blockaded al
most as effectively by the strike
as it had been during the period
of the Soviet blockade, which
ended May IL.
The Roman Catholic church has
accused the communist govern
ment of Czechoslovakia of deceit,
fraud, kidnapping and robbery in
what it called the fight for "ex-
termination of the church of
Christ" Il told its communicates
their "hour of trial" may be al
hand.
A pastoral letter, signed by
Archbishop Josef Beran Of Prague
and Archbishop Josef Matocha of
Olomouc, and the country's bish-
ops, declared that, under such cir {.
no church-state agree
ment was possible.
Tabulation Of about 20 per cent
of 100000 votes cast in Bclgi-
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HICHLICHTS
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Continued from Page One)
for l,050,000 publicly o Wn e d
houses TO be built in seven years,
and about 1894 100000 in farm
housing aids. Democrats predict
approval.
Other developments:
Backward Countries LegiSla-
tors studied a request from Presi-
dent Truman for a new foreign
aid program to build up backward
countries all over the world.
A special message from the
President yesterday asked for
100000 to finance American
engineering and other assistance
to such countries, and authority
for the export-import bank to
guarantee new American private
investments in those countries
against risks of loss peculiar" to
foreign financing.
China - TWenty-one Senators
Evening star., 1949-09-19
Board Of Trade Work
To Be Outlined at
Session Of Council

Objectives and work projects for
the period ending April 80 will be
outlined at the annual fall ad-
ministrative council meeting Of
the Board of Trade at 4 pm.
tomorrow.
Expected to attend are all Of
dcers, directors and committee
chairmen, together with their staff
personnel.
President Frederick p. H. Sid
dons announced the reappoint-
ment Of the following committee
chairmen:
Aviation-Jesse M. Hadley, Ben
dix Aviation Corp; Congressional
Relations-Howard w. Kacy, Aca-
cia Mutual Life Insurance Co.;
Cultural Development-George r.
Titus. Washington Times Herald:
District Government and National
Observation-Disclosures L. Nee,
Nee Furniture Co.
Greater National Capital Com
mittee-Joseph c. McGarraghy,
attorney: Highways-George v.
Graham, A. P. Woodson Co.; In
dustrial and Wholesale Interests
Thomas Somerville. III, Wash
ington Brick Co.; Insurance-v.
Manning Hoffman, Firemen's In
surance Co. of Washington and
Georgetown: Law and Legislation
Godfrey L. Munter, attorney.
Metropolitan Development -
Ernest F. Henry. attorney; Mill
tary and Naval Affairs-Capt. Ed
mund F. Jewell. Washington
Times-Herald: Public Utilities
Edwin B. Olds. jr.. investment
banker; Railroads and Transit
Lines-Dwight r. Cooke, Mar
chant Calculating Co.; Retail
Business-Arthur j. Sudlun, A.
Kahn. Inc, jewelers.; World Trade
Jennings Randolph. Capital
AirIines: Zoning - william L.
Beale. American Security and
Trust Co.
Evening star., 1949-09-19
Gen. Deyers 10 Be Honored
Al F. McNair Parade

Gen. Jacob L. Devers, who is
retiring after a long Army career.
will be honored at 4::30 pm. Sep
tember 80 at a retirement parade
at Fort Lesley J. McNair here. A
reception will follow.
Gen. Bradley, chairman Of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Gen. j.
Lawton Collins. Army chief Of
staff, are expected to be among
those honoring the 62-year- old
general who now is chief of Army
Field Forces with headquarters at
Fort Monroe. Va.
One of Gen. Devers' first major
assignments was as senior Army
member of the board appointed
by the late President Roosevelt
to select defense bases acquired
from Great Britain in exchange
for destroyers before the United
States entered the last war.
He directed the creation, train
ing and equipment of IL armored
divisions and numerous separate
tank battalions from 1941 to 1943
and later. as commander of the
9Th Army Group in France. di-
rected an offensive that broke
through the Vosges Mountains
and reached Germany.
Evening star., 1949-09-19
81 Pei. Of Veterans Eligible
For Aid Go 10 Own Dentists

Private dentists handled "a per
cent of the treatment cases for
veterans eligible for Government
paid care during the fiscal year
which ended June 80, the Vet
Grams Administration said today.
A statistical study, the agency
said, showed that 430,271 cases
were handled by private dentists
under contract with VA, and 49,
372 were completed at VA clinics.
In the District, the study
showed, treatment completed in
cluded 4,703 cases, at q cost Of
$413,159, by private dentists, and
961 cases, at cost of 1888, by
VA dentists.
Evening star., 1949-09-19
SIum Clearance Benefit Set

A slum clearance musical bene-
flt will be sponsored by the Slum
Clearance Committee Of the Abys-
sinian Baptist Chupch. 525 New
Jersey avenue NV, at $3.50 pm.
September 80 in Griffith Stadium,
it was announced today. A pa
rade, from Meridian Hill Park to
Griffith Stadium by way Of U
street. will precede the benefit.
Evening star., 1949-09-19
Chi|dren's Ank|ets
Unusually Low Priced

Tots cotton onkIets in assorted posteIs Sizes 81
4A to 6h. & pors
Cotton Poiomas with elastic back and button 81
front. Assorted coIors. Sizes 4 to 8.
Cotton Knit Ponties with elastic all around 81
waist. White Sizes to 4. a pors |
Juveniles Wool Sweaters in q sleeveless style. 81
Navy, brown and red. Sizes to s. l
Boys Cotton FIonneI Shirts. sonforized 90
shrunk to resist shrinkoee of more than %.
Assorted eoIors. Sizes to 6.
Boys Wosh Suits Of cotton. Button-on trous- 81
ers. Assorted ooIors. Sizes z. 4, 6.
WsL-Norfh Building -. pr
Infants and Jauenies A bparel. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-19

Low d-Quick-
Drying NyIon Briefs
Wonoen's briefs Of nyon Elastic in woist ,
and legs. Pink and white. Sizes 5, 6, l.
Rayon Jersey Briefs in smooth fitting
style with eIostic in woist and leg. White 81
pink, blue, green, orchid. Sizes 5, 6, l. y
ResuorIy 68e. Now ----------- for
WsL-North Building
Uxdercear. Aisies Is. is, First Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-19

"Baroness" Silver
PIated FIatware
By famous maker. Included in the
group ore: Tablespoons, soIod forks. din -
ner knives, dinner forks, ice teo spoons, 61
dessert forks, teaspoons, butter Knives.
sugar shells and butter spreoders for
Baby Spoons. RottIes, Clips Of Sterling silver.
plus zoeb tax
WSL-Noyth Building Siuerpare. First Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-19

Non-skid Cotton Shag
Rugs Thrifty Priced
lsx5o-neh loop cottons in rose. red, G.
wine, oquo, moize, green, white, flame and
forest green.
Tufted Cotton Bath Nat and Lid Sets in rose, 81
dusty pink, fominoo and white.
WSL-Norfk Bsildiss..
Badger Homefwsslisss. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-19

Metal Compacts With
Monogram You Choose
Deep squares circles in glowing red, g -
ereen black, white or blue on eod-toned y
metal. l., Z or initials or 3-Ietter name
nonoerommed while you wot
WSL-Norfh Building
Toiletes Aisies /. J, 5, First Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-19

Thrifty Vanity Bag
Of Plastic Ca|fskin
smorty trim vanity handbags Of smooth
plastic coIfskin GoId-coIor metal frame
and clasp. Black, brown, cherry red and -
dark ereen Also in black and brown
royon foIe.
WsL-North Bsiidiss.. plus 20% tox
Leather Goods and Handbags, Aisle I, First Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-19
Very Low Priced

Fine eottons in muti-coor and monotone stripes
Sonfoized shrunk residuo shrinkoee less than 96)
Sizes Ia to Is in assorted coIors.
sevs Mems "GoId Toe Hose in oyon and non with toe
reinforced with nen Anklet and regular styles Complete
color range Discontinued styles Sizes eK to ID. 81
Have sold in regular stock for 75e pair. poirs
WsL-North Building The Mes's Shop, Floor