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Evening star., 1949-08-18
BLOUSES REDUCED TO CLEAR

Were NOW
l5e Blouses, royon.c crepe in grey, pink.
oquo, red blue. Sizes 81 to SO in
the group up---------------- Z9o 1.S6
81 BIouses, washable royon print. Jewel
neck and johnny collar styles. short
sleeves. Broken sites. Now VI
price 2e5 LAT
81 BIouses polka dot royon with plunge
neckIine. Red, navy with white.
Broken sizes s------------ l.S5 LAT
Plunge Neckline BIouses royon,
navy red with white. Small. me-
dunn Ioroe. Now " pries------ 2.e5 l.47
20 Cotton EyeIet BIouses. famous name.
johnny collar, short sleeves. White.
pink Broken nsizes---- SOS 3.SS
Observation-Disclosures Floor
GLOVES TO CLEAR
Sheer Nylon Gloves in shortie ond longer lengths.
Mostly small sizes in black, white pink.
50 Prs. Orig. 81 i1s
10 Prs Orig. i.49
IS Prs Orig So 179
observation-disclosures Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-18

Halt.Price and Less
A Ioree group Of tots and toddlers weor oil
reduced to hoIf-priee and less to noke
room for new Fall merchandise. In the
group you'll find: Sun suits, cotton ioekets.
bathing trunks, knit skirts and knit boxers.
OveroIls and 3-pieee pojomos. Broken
sizes ! to s.
LANSBURGHS-Tots and Toddlers-F
Evening star., 1949-08-18

Were NOW
Is Cotton Print Swim Suits, 2-piece.
Sizes "a and &c. VI price es.------ 500 3.ss
White Wool Toppers. Sizes 10 to To- 1000 100
40 Cotton Dresses Observation-Disclosures 3oo 800
Cotton Fornols. Sizes 9 and IL 1926 8.8S
II Wool Skirts dark eolors -------- sos 3.ss
Chubby Size Dresses. Sizes 14h to
lek. White only. Less thsn VI price so5 ass
10 to e--,---------------- zs5 ,.zs
5 Cotton Dresses. Sizes 10 to Is. Less
than " price --------- 895 3.s9
Is Cotton Knit Tee Shirts. Small to large
Sues 10y LILY
Denim Skirts. Sizes 10 to Is. Less
then " price -------- 5e5 ,.ss
LANSBURGHS-Teen Shop-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-18

RCA Victor 6l-sq.-in TobIe TeIe-
vision. Mahogany veneered eobnet 5ol'@o Zos.oo
Lonsburehs 75-sq-in. Toble Iele-
vision, W. picture tube. Mohoo- .....
any veneered cobinet- Zoo.oo ise.Vo
Westinghouse rodo-record- -ployer
Consotette cobinet. Lift-out rodio,
mahogany finished postie. V price 1925 esS9
Wilcox Coy Recordettes. Mokes
records from mierophone or rodio; - <-
pIoys them boek- eSSo ei.f9
ChiIdren's electric photograph. Blue
wooden cobnet. VI priee---- iS.So ~
Emerson Tobe Model AM-FM ro-
dios Black pIostic cose- 4SSo sf.S9
Admiral AC-DC battery portfolio. - ...-
Simulated leather cose--------- o9So 4S.s9
HeppIewhte style record eoblnet.
Double door, compartments. Mo
hooony veneers. VI price ------ oS9o s4.so
2-tier double door record eobnets -:
Mahogany veneers------------ 94.So Z3.s9
2-tier, open front record cobnets
ATTRACTIVE wire grille sides, moho-
oony or wolnut veneered tops - 54so <4.s9
End toble record eobnet. Single
tier double door. Mahogany veneer 5sSo zs.So
Lansburohs Major Appliance Store.
lIS Sepenth Street NV.
Entrance on Sepenth Street or
Through ArchiDoy IN Main BHsIdsng)
Evening star., 1949-08-18
BOYS WEAR REDUCED

Were NOW
l39 Jr. Boys Long sleeve Cotton Basque
Shirts fancy stripes; sizes to u 100 ese
4 Jr. Boys Lone-sIeeve Cotton Boxer
Short Sets, size only --------- 3.1 l.ss
I9 Jr. Boys AI-wooI Boxer Dress
Shorts sizes 4, and 7------ 295 1.sS
l3 jr. Boys A-wooI Boxer Stocks,
sizes 4 and 6---------- 395 z.8S
81 Cotton Crepe Pojomos, short legs;
broken sizes to 2O--- 295 1.S8
73 Printed Cotton Boxer Undershorts;
broken sizes rs to 34---- 79c 39e
Is Summer Dress SIocks, royon and
woo"" oil royon; broken sizes $3.50
to 20 --- ee5 3ss
z Jr. Boys Royon and Woo** Sum-
Sport Coots; broken sizes.
Less thon VI price es---- 995 800
LANSBURGHS-Boy,s Shop-Fourth Floor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26
Ikiwanis Plans
Barbecue Pit AS
Civic Project

Following last nights fairly
successful fish fry staged by the
Key West KiWanis club, a decis-
ion has been reached that pro-
posal be made to the club at its
business meeting next Tuesday
TO offer the-county rustic bar
.bccue pit for the beach.
Considerable difficulty was en-
countered in preparing for the
fish fry last night, with portable
charcboal stoves and other equip
ment being brought in.
kiWanians and guests in at
tendance expressed the opinion
that construction of large pit
which can be used for all sorts
of cooking at picnics, fish frys.
barbecucs and other gatherings
would greatly benefit the beach
and attract larger attendance.
County Commissioner Joe Al
len, chairman Of the board s
beach committee, said today he
IS highly III favor OF the proposed
project.
Nearly 100 persons attended
the affair last night, and while
arrangements were not perfect,
all had high praise for the fish
cooked by Forest Turner, director
OF the YMCA here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26
Nat. AirIincs
Urges Summer
Florida Travel
A,l Wirephoto
fspcriaf ~ The Citizen,

MIAMI, March 26. National
Airlines has launched a national
program to promote summer
travel to Florida, featuring this
city as one of IL major summer
resort areas in the state.
Announcement Of summer ex-
.cursion fares providing round
trips at only one third more than
regular one-way fares is now be-
ing followed up by gigantic adj
vertising program in northern
cities, as well as. in the Florida
cities.
This week large newspapers adj
vertisementS have pppeared ID
all cities included III the Summer
excursion plan Among northern
newspapers were the New York
Times, New York Herald Trib-
une, New York Daily News, New
York Journal American, Phila-
delphia Bulletin, Baltimore Sun,
Washington Times Herald, Wash
ington Star, Washington Post,
Washington Daily News.
The ads in the northern papers
tell the story of Florida as a sum
MGR vacatioaland second to none,
and facts and figures scalp the
Florida is warm in winter it nee
essarily must be linbearably hot
in summer
Prominent theme or the adj
vertising is the low cost OF sum
mer vacations here Summer no
tel rates and generally reduced
prices arc linked with Nationals
big reduction in transportation to
prove that a summer vacation is
no more expensive, perhaps less
expensive, than in the big north
ern resorts where the summer
season corresponds with Florida's
winter season.
National also is currently fea-
turing typical Florida scene as
its exhibit in New York's annual
Resort and Travel show in Rock
efeller Center, with trained per
sonnel in attendance to answer
the questions of prospective Flor
ida vacationists.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26
Gels Cash Award
For {. g StlOn

& A cash award of SIS has been
approved BY the Commanding
Officer and paid to Robert
Braun, civilian employee of the
Key West Naval Station, under
the Beneficial Suggestion Pro-
gram
Y Braun designed a sling by
means of which a number of
staging planks may be hoisted
collectively and distributed indi-
vidually on the staging which is
set up around ships being serv-
iced in drydocks.
The device has been manufac-
tured and has been in use at the
Naval Station for several months.
1t. Commander j. l.. Gadberry,
Chairman of the Board on
Awards to Civilian Employees,
expressed appreciation of the in
itiative and interest in the good
of the Navy on the part of Braun.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26
OLD CAME FAILS TN
EASTERN ALTO STORE.
Noble Discovers I've
Men Working Well
known Dodge
I'm lis Store

I've men tried 60 work an old
game yesterday on Ralph Noble.
proprietor Of the Eastern Auto a
Home Supply Store. ll0l Truman
avenue.
One man came into the store
and made a small purchase from
Noble. He Offered $40 ball.
which Noble accepted and gave
the man the change. Noble ilnme-
diately put the $40 bill in a bank
deposit he was about To- make.
Then a second man caue into
the store. lie offered Mrs. No.
bic, who waited on him, a s. bill
Tor another small purchase.
When Mrs. Noble offered him the
change for IS the man protested.
Il gave you "a $40 bill" he
said. Il can remember the last
figur'-s on the $40 bill"
s He mentioned them. =
Mrs. Noble protested. too. She
refused 10 give the-ma change
for $l0,. showing him the cash
register WHICH contained mo- $40
bills.
Noble found the last three fig
ures ON the bill al the bank.
II was the old game" said No
BILE today. 81 wish you would
warn other merchants to bee on
the watch for il"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26
House, Senate Collferecs
Agree On Provision OF
Rent-Conirol
Reached Understanding
Today; Dc-Conirol
Lef, To Cities,
Towns, Governors
my The Assecia led press,

I
WASHINGTON, March 20. -
Senat and House conferees. who
are considering the rent control
bill, reached an agreement today
regarding the length Of the meas
,res !, ~. y =
The house, in passing the bill.
decided on i5-month extension,
but the measure went through
the senate with a clause that read
from II to is months. Today the.
confcrces agreed on a l5-month
life for the bill
Senator Maybank, who headed
the proponents in the senate, ex-
planned that the senate conferccs
agreed to the house version 4of
the extension clause because the
house members Of the committee
yesterday conceded with the. sen
atorS about decontrol.
That agreement, deals with the
dceontrol feature Of the bill AS
passed by the house, decontroI
was, left to cities and towns TO
continue or discontinue control,
as the authorities decided, with
out the consent of governors. But
the senate decontrol clause spec
flies that cities and towns may
issue decontrol orders only with
the approval of the governor in
any particular state The senate
provision is the one that will be
adopted.
The present rent-control law
will expire next Thursday, but
opinion on Capitol Hill is general
today that the new measure will
be passed before the deadline.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26
General Meeting
Of Chamber April
p, Directors Say
LEAHY RETIRES
AS PRESIDENTS
CHIEF OF STAFF

and while he lived ia the Key
West Naval Station
The Fleet Admiral left here an
the saline airplane that carrie4i
President Truman back 30 Wash.
ington ia March 10 following has
recent vacation spent here.
President Truman presented
the five-star admiral gold star
IN lieu of q third distinguished
service medal in a simple rere.
nnony held yesterday al tine
White House. II was ANNOUNCED
that Leahy merely leaves the
White House assignment. bat he
does not retire from the Navy
Leahy has been presidential
chief of staff since February 1.
l9a6. He served under the late
President Roosevelt In tlsni ra-
pacity, anfl carried over under
President Truman.
At the Key West Naval Base Il
was said today that ID waA nssa
known whether Admiral i.cahx
will return here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26
Scott Lucas
Says ERP Bill
ToPassMonday
Chairman Cannon OF
: Appropriations Group
Points Out Money
Comes From Taxpayers

~
WASHINGTON. March 26
Senator Scott Lucas. administra-
ton leader in the senate. pre-
dicted today that the senate will
pass the bill Monday that pro-
vidcs for the extension of the
Marshall Plan for Is months.
However. Floorleader Kenneth
Whcrry said he thought the mea-
sure win not pass before next
Wednesday. Neither explained
his opinion of whether or not the
measure will provide for the ex-
penditure of S. billion $580,O00
million. as recommended by the
administration.
Representative Clarence Can
non, chairman of the powerful
appropriations committee, today
took issue with proponents of
the bill in the senate who seem
ingly have given no thought to
the appropriation of the money
TO make the law effective. He as
serted, that, ultimately, the mon
ey win come out of taxpayers
pockets.
The bin that will pass the sem
ate. regardless of the amount
viii be imperative uns
til an appropriation bin has been
adopted. Cannon gave no hint
as to the attitude of his commit
tee toward the full amount of So
billian $580,000 million.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26
Navy Proposes 10
Make Restricted
District In Gulf
To u. S.
NaCal Airs
Station
u. =. District Engineer
WouId Hold No Z
iirarinE For
seapIanc Operations !

Al application Tor the cstab-
hshmeni ol restricted area for
scaplane operations In the Gulf
adiaernt a. the United States Ma
val Az Station has been filed
with The office Of tthe u. s. dis,
irirt cngineer AZ Jacksonville.
Tllr district engineer announc-
a. thnf Ne wiil NOT hold public
hearing on Che application. Any
vne desiring o. Protest the. estsb-
ishucnt uf che proposed restric-
tud area from the standpoint of
im Interference with. or effect
uIHsn. navigation should submit
hla pFuecst IN writing. with rea
sfms Sufficient 90 give the engin-i
sRF . clcar understanding of the
Nasans thereof
The proposed restricted area
3ulila cKicnd 900 feet off shore
fFUm the Naval station property
a. ths shore u Key West for Al
aistanre ~ ia.00o feet IN a north
eIif direcflon. and would be 1900
% n.o8o fcct wide Ia an east-west
tlIrrflun.
ne area Is bounded by Flem-
lnn kcy on the west and bred
nvrs Key on the cast. A 300-foot
M,ig perlneicF channel would
b. provided around she restrict
"a area Sos the passage Of vessels
lu'afnd between the Gulf and
uwslAon bieht. The boundary of
lke sfca womld be adequately
msuhpa wllh lighted markers.
r. teNnlAllons would be en-
tHeta 81 alse epsnnsansiing officer
~ tIlt NaHN Ar station. on such
aENHfles IS ~ may designate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26
2 Sailors Fined
For Bad Driving

Two sailors were fined yester-.
day in Criminal Court by Judge
Thomas S. Caro- when they plead
cd guilty to reckless driving
charges.
They were Clyde A. Bardley
who was fined $25 and costs and
Ernest o. Hopkins who settled
for the damages to another car
and was fined only the court
costs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26
announced Friday
~ hiie House
In Washington
Spent Last Several
Months In Key
West Writing
His Memoirs

Fleet Admiral William d.
Leahy. USN, President Trunan's
chief Of staff, who spent the last
several months in Key West for
his health, resigned his post Mar
Fl, it was announced yesterday
at the White House in Washing
ton.
Leahy, who is 70 years old, was
engaged IN writing his memoirs
while he was undergoing treat
ment at the Naval Hospital here
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-26
Tornaiocs
Strike Texas,
Oklahoma


WASHINGTON. March 20, -
Tganasllscs struck to-day In OKLA
hansa end eastern Texas but in
neitneT places WIS anybody
klllisi sp far as Il yet known.
ln Oklahoma. che tornado tore
llsfsueh Cauwler. seriously i'm
hlginH 20 persons and dcmolish-
lng hsnnacs. trees and telephone
rsles.
hu,,lhcr tornado similarly dam.
sscd Springtown. Texas. but the
lnluFrd there were fewer than in
tFlsalirr
Red Cross and other workers
hurried 81 bath villages b. render
HEvisfanrp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-01
House RemodeIing Plans
Put Before lawmakers

Members of the House today
had before them q detailed re-
port on plans for reconstructing
the House roof and remodeling
interior of the chamber.
The report. by David Lynn.
Architect Of the Capitol, appeared
in the Congressional Record
today.
A cost plus a fixed fee con-
tract. Mr.. Lynn said. will be for
mally negotiated with the Con-
solidated Engineering Co. of
Baltimore, Immediately on ap-
prevail of the First Deficiency Ap-
preparation bill. now pending in
the Senate. The measure carries
first funds for the project. esti-
mated to cost eventually s2.567,-
900.
The Baltimore firm, already is
working on a similar project for
the Senate chamber and is max
ing necessary arrangements" for
placing subcontracts for the House
job. Mr.. Lynn said, so the required
materials will be on hand when
the work starts this summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-01
Il VA Aides Retire.;
9 Served 80 Years

Twelve employees of the Veter-
ans Administration Central Office
here-nine of them with more
than 80 years of Government work
behind them-today began their
first day of retirement.
The 30-year employees are Mrs.
Fanny II. Aston, sci Twenty first
street NE. tipping supervisor In
the VA Administrative Service;
Miss Florence P. Buckingham. 334o
Seventeenth street NV, records
and correspondence supervisor
Administrative Service; Miss Rose
L. Denton, 1851 Lamont street
NV. clerk in the Dependents
and Beneficiaries' Claims Service,
and Miss Mary Humphrey, 100
Irving street NE. purchasing clerk
In the Supply Service
Also, Miss Sophie c. Mann. 1923
North Monroe street, Arlington,
file clerk in the Records Service;
Mrs. Myrtle B. Phillips. 4102 Silver
Hill road Sc, clerk in the Payees'
Accounts Service: Mrs. Nell G..
Rinker, 1915 Morrison street NV.
attorney reviewer in the Depend
ents' and Beneficiaries' Claims
Service: Mrs. Lula M. Vance. 1901
N street NV, mail and file super
visor In the Administrative Serv-
ice. and Mrs. Corinne M. Hemsley.
$40 Forty-first street NV, fiscal
accountant In the Payees' Ac-
counts Service.
Others retired yesterday are
Albert @. Bear, 2840 Myrtle avenue
NE, computer and estimator in
the Construction Service: James
w. Bradford, Ill First street NE,
supervisor in the Insurance Ac-
counts Service. and Leo j. Costley,
It's Larier place NV, file clerk
In the Insurance Accounts Service.
Both MIR. Bear and MFR. Bradford
served the Government for more
tkan a years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-01

SYDNEY, Australia P.--A
mountain In New South Wales has
been burning for 1000 years. SCI
entists think. This is Mount
wingen, f206 miles north of Sgd
ney. The burning mountain has
o coal seam that is burning under
ground. 1t is supposed that the
fire possibly started from heat
generated by oxidation of sulphur.
The fire burns very slowly. due to
shortage Of oxygen underground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-01
Benefit RecitoI Planned

The Finnish Society of Wash
ington will sponsor a benefit re-
cital by Miss Kerttu Vanne, Fin
nish violinist, at 8 pm. Sunday
IN Pierce Hall, Sixteenth and Har-
ward streets NV. Half the pro-
ceeds will go to help the war
orphans Of Finland. the society
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-01
WHAT SHOULD SINGLE
!I513'lSsla3511!S1a

ATS so easy to say Wait for
marriage and 50 hard to wait" Bar
bara told herself As she lay sleepless
one morning. II wonder II am prud-
ish and Victorian the way he said
was -"
Barbara, at u, is only one of Amer
ies's S,7S0,000 unmarried women 10
whom sex is a shattering problem. How
can she avoid fear and Illustration and
become a happier and better-adjusted
woman?
Read the answer to this important
question in Love and the Single
Woman" q frank and honest artiels
of interest to every woman in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-01

At The Heeht Co.. Washington and Silver Spring
FoamfIake |nnerspring Mattress
Prebui border innersprine mattress with euhiony 00o5
pad Of Foomfokes for cradle comfort 22o coils to n
double Buttontufted striped ticking. Twin
and double sizes. box Spring. g. e5) ------------
sumbe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-01
AT,THE HEIGHT CO.,
WASHINGTON AND SILVER SPRING
20 o,,,. 1895 3-Pc. Print
Sectional Sofas
1895

Hioh-orn1 sectionoIs with exotic red or grey book
ground All spring construction. Stroieht center.
1885 3-Pe Sectional Soto With Curved Center--l3995
tn Floor Washington; Sd Floor. Sitter Spring
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-09-09
JUNEAU TO GET LETTER BOX
COLLECTION SERVICE

WASHINGToN-The post offic
department has approved the
establishment of collection service
from letter boxes to be located
throughout juneau. Alaska, accord
ing to an announcement made to
Delegate E. l. Bartlett this week
by Assistant Postmaster General
Burke. The service will be placed
in operation as soon as the neces-
sary equipment is received.
Earlier this month announcement
was made of the proposed establish
ment of rural service out of Ketchi-
kan to serve 963 families living
along the entire Tongass Highway.
1t is contemplated the route will
be in operation by October l with
daily service over the 51.2-miIe
route.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-09-09
FEDERAL AID FOR SCHOOLS
MAY BE CONTINUED UNDER
NEW REVISED PROGRAM

WASHINGTON - Congress has
approved continuation for another
year of the program of federal fl
nancial aid for the maintenance
and operation OF school facilities
The program in the past was
applied to schools overburdened
with war-ineurred enrollments, but
the present bill, INV before the
President, authorizes assistance on
a broader scale to include schools
where activities of the federal gov
eminent have caused serious finan-
ciai burdens SO that school dis
tricts cannot finance normal school
programs with their own resources.
The measure authorizes an ap-
preparation OF .$7,500,00O, which
must be appropriated before the
program may be put into effect.
Two Alaska school facilities OBJ
tanned assistance during the 1949
fiscal year, Anchorages allotment
was S42,S19 and assistance to
Fairbanks totaled $S,797.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-09-09

Truck owners in large numbers are
switching TO Dodge. There's good reason
why:
Dodge Job Rated" trucks give you more
for your money!
Don't take our word for it. Come in.
Examine and compare Dodge "Job-Roted'
trucks with any other make of truck.
Compare them i. i. feature for feature -.
price for price :. value for value.
Swift oh to Dodge. Save money :. first to
last with trucks that fit your job :.
and with famous Dodge dependability
and long life.
Come in :. for good deal" and the
best truck investment you've ever made.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-09-09
GETS 1oNG-NEEDED VACATION

Getting her first real vacation
in nine years, Mrs LuElla McKib-
ben returned last week from
seven weeks trip to Seattle and
Portland. Mrs. McKibben, who,
with her husband, operates the
Variety Store here, combined her
vacation trip with a little business.
She purchased supplies for the
store here with special attention
10 Christmas and other holiday
merchandise. She left ehre July s
and returned August %.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-09-09
MRS. WATERS SOUTH

Mrs. W. c. Waters left on the
Princess Norah Tuesday evening
for a business and vacation trip
to the states.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-09-09
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