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Evening star., 1950-04-15
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRG,NlA

ALEXANDRIA-Located off Mt. Yer
non hwy, l-year-old frame home on
wooded y Of an acre; large living
kitchen, bedrm. and bath ti on fst fir';
2 bedrms.. den and bath 2nd FIR;
studio bsmt. and attached garage;
1856. MCKINNEY g. MECHLING,
IA So; st. Asaph St.. Alex,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. red brick
home. Braddock Heiehts area. CON
mod. kit. and powder rm.: End dr.,
4 bedrms., tile bath; bsmt:, pine
paneled rec. rm., workshop, "a bath,
deep freeze and washing machine.
Beau Beautiful yard, fruit trees outdoor
oSPY @ saz. 500 calt ffbeas BoB puEcSN E5!sf
REAL ESTATE for information and
appointment, XII. S-s015 or OV.
1910. -16
ARLINGToN-Attractive red brick,
semidetached home. prewar; nr.
Aurora Hills; convenient to Pentagon
and Washington; 1st fir, large liv
kit; 2nd fr:, 2 large bedrms.. bath
with tub and shower. Finished attic
bedrm. Full bsmt. with outside en-
trance to nice yard. Attached ga
rage. z porches. Price, Sl4,50O.
Call BOB DUNCAN REAL ESTATE
S-S015 or OV. 1910. -16
This bungalow is a fine home by
Itself, but featurned along with it Is
the large lot that makes 1t possible
to sell of 2 homesites and still have
plenty . O. room; The bungalow has
z nice lily: and din; rm. equipped
and fron sereensd poreses esea
elec. range and refgr.; q bsmt.
Copper plumbing, oil heat. 546-ft.
depth lot, conven. location. $14. 800.
For full information call EBNER R.
DUNCAN CO., Realtors and Insurers,
sl6 Prince st., Alexandria. lie
ARLINGTON, listing. number 119; g.
rated interior; 1 blk. from Shirling-
ton shopping center; Anchor fence;
down. CURTIS L. MARTIN, iNc', nScv
120 So; Royal ST., Alex, TIE. O233,
SOUTH-Near schools,
bus, shopping center; brick house,
full ffull basement, garage; 1st floor liy-
screen porch End floor, 3 large
play room, steel case storm win
fsncsd COWS; hot not-wateT aeT radiator heat,
eftfd eehdren stair ownef nea isn. ball swnE oo" ST
Call CHI. $3.50 for appt. -I6
"A #. iiv. rm., frepi.. oil. h.-wh.; WIN
S15.5O0. JAMES T. MAHoNFY,
1919 14th ST., NV, Hu. $40, TU.
FALLS CHURCH-Walking distance
ished; one is pine paneled with 2
baths: large screened-in porch; oil
heat; nice garden space; S12,500,
$1,000 down; OWNER. 619 South
Spring st. FA. 1117. lie
FALLS CHURCH, BY OWNER-six-
HAI FH o5i1k naGei0R Gol0Ria; "a lSs Ssal loex14o
$I3,950--will buy this lovely Cape
Cod 3-bedroom home featuring iiv-
ing room with fireplace. full-sized
dining room, and equipped kitchen;
large lot commanding a wonderful
side. Listing No. I s76. .t'T J. +. ISSgres5 MoTosN
Falls Church. JE. $4,000. 10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cape Cod, exp.
attic, " bsmt.. q attic. refgr., comb.
storm and screen windows. Phone
Herndon 22a-M. -I6
semi-det.: = bedrms.; hardwood
floors throughout; tile bath; gas
heat; full bsmt. with outside entr. !;
high location; conven.; ST, 600 down.
GEORGE A. FORD g. CO., INC, OV,
l091: CHI. 1900, Ext. 32s
rm. semidet. brk.. Aluminium storm
windows, extra cabinets, new refgr :,
h.w. mrs, finished basmt., fenced I'd.
Gas heat. 4 per cent CT 1st trust.
S11,5oo. By OWNER. GL. 0s71.
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SUBURBAN sALE-VlReINlA
NORTH ARLINGTON
OPEN DAILY TILL DARK
S13 750

642e NORTH a7th STREET
5 eedrmS,. / bath. all on floor: red
cedar Shingle. with Radiant Heat,
modern kit; immediate possession.
convenient terms. For further IN
formation cali Mr.. LATONA. Ma.
Quantieo St. right on Quantico TO
9th. LETT on 9Th 70 npan sign Ii
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NEW BUNGALOW

1901 OGLETHORPE ST.
WEST HYATTSVILLE, MD.
OPEN SUNDAY . TO q PM.
Large liv. rm. with 1irepl.: . twin-size
bedrms.; din. rm. with corner cup
boards; modern kitchen: finished
room in attic; full bsmt. with large
area for club room. Out Mich. ave
ne. to Queens Chapel I'd. to Ogle-
thorpe. rt. to our sign. Call Mr..
Harrington, SH. 1913.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
l224 18th st. NV DI. 3346. is
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Unusual and attractive brick-and-
stone; y acre; liv. rm., din. rm.,
beautifully Handicapped. To reach:
Out Conn. ave. to Saul rd., turn
right l block, and right again on
Bexhnl DIR. to our open sign.
NELLIE LOWE CASSEL
Realtor. AD. ais, WI. 3135.
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ARLINGTON
ENJOY LIVING
In this 3-bedrm. brick Colonial home
with ga baths. recr. rm. with fire.
pl. in full bsmt. Fenced yard with
trees and very conv. located. CT
approved at S16.750. Better see it
promptly. Phone FA. 2122 till 8
pm.
TERRACED CORNER LOT
Adds much to this 5-rm. Cape Cod
home in Fails Church. Nice liv. rm.,
din: rm., equip. kit, Q bedrms., tile
bath, expand. attic and full bsmt.
Close to transp. and shopping; S13,-
$50: Phone FA. 1415 till s pm.
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW
Attractive suburban home, close to
transp., stores and conv. to every
thing. On large lot and garden,
fenced. At attractive price. $l1,250
Phone FA. 1922 till pm.
CAPUTT REALTY co.
121 9. Wash. st., Lee Hwy. at Broad.
Evening star., 1950-04-15

New Hampshire Ave. Ext.
Some Smart Joe
With $500 cash, will buy
this detached brick house TO-
DAY. Hurry, hurry. 1t has
3 bedrmS., large liv. rm., kitch-
en- with garbage disposal and
dishwasher, basement. outside
tory, Oil a.-c.n Big garden,
fenced. for outdoor living,
with fireplace, picnic tables
and lovely trees. Available at
once.
OPEN SAT-. AND SUN, 2-6
1902 HILTON AVE.
Directions: Out New Hamp-
shire ave. at Sligo pkwy.. turn
left, then follow addressed
arrows.
MgNsEE NgSs EsTHTHs TEqsT preS 60.
MA. 5000. An aE2o rvas
Evening star., 1950-04-15
A GOOD RTTY
DUTCH COLONIAL
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6

OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
1901 N. Patrick Henry DR..
Corner brick Colonial in one Of Arl-
ington'S finest gections, featuring q
lge. NV. rnn. with fireplacc, din. rm .
de luxe kit, Ia bath on 1st a.. :,
lge. bedrms. and tile bath up, full
lint. with rt'. n ~ su'i omeDt
ePriced at s17.050 with $4,000 cash.
To reach: Out Ws sh. blvd. to Patrick
Henry dr., right 3 blks. 10 property.
Mr. Cole on premises. Call OW. 1904,
or ne. Gil. 3d.;
Les Farnum & Associates
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BRADDOCK HEIGHTS

CLARENDON
This lovely bungalow featuring q
large liv. rm.. din. rm.. kitchen, 2
bedrms., bath. breakfast rm.. ex-
oil h.-w.h., on large corner lot for
only S13,75O with $4,000 cash.
ASHTON HEIGHTS
Spic and span white frame bungalow,
nice large shady lot in an ideal
section. This is q lovely home and
for only $12.50O with $4,000 cash
DAWSON'S TERRACE
This attractive modern 1-bedrm. cot
tage overlooking the Potomac close
in on large lot; nice trees; gas a.-c.
heat; the price is $1,000 with $500
cash.
These and many others.
JUDSON REAMY & SON
Local broker for over quarter CEN
tury. 1l22 N. Irving st.. Arlington.
TH nQnn
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THE GOSS co.

Realtor. JU. 7-s211 till 9 u.m -16
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO5
72S Silver Spring ave.-5-rm. and
bath bungalow, $3.50, 5000 down.
S57 mo. GI.
701 Forston dr.-2-yr. .-old brick and
JIM. home; q rms, bath full bsmt;
corner lot. May GI. Sl3,65O.
w. E. BEERS
Evening star., 1950-04-15
RuNGAIOW-S12Q Q5n
RAMBLER-S19,95O
FOR SALEBY OWNER

Stone and brick Colonial, 1Ha yrs
old; ige. rms. u baths. full bsmt.,
Sat. and Sun, SH. 7155. Direc-
tions: Out Colesville rd. to Indian
Spring dr., right to Caroline. right
on Caroline to 9510 Caroline ave.
Evening star., 1950-04-15
NO ARLINGTON


bedrms., all on / floor: lEe. closets.
pretty windows. huge storage attic;
kitehs-n equipped. range. refsr., gar-
bage disposal. auto laundry. Gus
tom cabinets; wooded lot 6oxl so;
"6-ft garage for extra storage; .
blocks to school and bus. GI sp-
proved. S1S.950: without Sarage.
Sl7,500. CHI 5000, OK. ..ll.
JUNE 5th
This home will be available June 5th.
It's 2-story Colonial With sun
deck. built-in Earage, nice-SiEed
oedrm. or den on 1St a. with \
bath; . bedrms. on End door. mas
ter bedrm. l5xlSl. with 6hle. clos
cts: Anchor fenced lawn; > blocks
10 school, bus. Assume GI loan, Saa
z mo-; o., $4,000 down, cH. 5000,
BIG HOUSE
This large Colonial, priced Sl9,a5o
incl. redecoration: all rooms double
size; 3rd-fioor storage; overSized
garage; recreation rm. with hre-
Place: additional ground on rear for
gar6ening Located mr.. Falls Church
on Lee blvd. Is minis. to Pentagon.
GI approved. MAC LINDSEY. CHI
5000, OK. 221l. IL
Evening star., 1950-04-15
$500 CASH

$50 per month; nearby Md.-At-
tractive bricktex. arm. and bath
bungalow. newly decorated: l car
fare zone. o. B. ZANTZINGER,
Jr.. WA 1919. or WA 4062
Evening star., 1950-04-15
MCLEAN

The workmanship in this spacious g.
n:,s nm Pr,sk Colonial On Cape Cod Eth = the
Situated On ] acre. 1t consists Of
liv. rm. with fireplace, screened
porch. lse. din. rm., electric kit,
breakfast rm.. lge. bedrm. and full
bath on LIST mr.; End fir. has 3
bedrms.. roomy closets and full
bath. Full bsmt.. attached garage.
For further information. dial op-
orator and ask for Elmwood 325
or 322 (no tolD.
VIM. H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor
Evening star., 1950-04-15
LANDOVER HILLS

L14INDOV ETL 11lIIO
SO, 9,500-$950 DOWN CT
5 5-rm. white clapboard bungalow with
finished attic. util. rm.. oil &C.
neat, screened side porch. nice lot
with fenced trees and shrubs. Ideal
Tor preschool children. Come early.
directions: Out Bladensburg rd..
mum street to open sign at 712O; or
VERNIS ABSHER. BROKER -16
Evening star., 1950-04-15
L. T. GRAVATTE
1913 K st. NV. Realtor MA. 0753
S12.95O BUNGALOWS

81 300 DOWN. CT, or $4,000 non-
GI buys one of these new brick
bungalows with lge. 55x2S5 lot, .
bedrms., semifin. exp. attic. full
bsmt., outside entr.; 2 more of these
bungalows will be built in Takoma
Evening star., 1950-04-15
NEW RAMRI.EPS

NEW IC111WbIE1GO
Mass. ave. extended. Unusually at
tractive homes with full Easements;
rooms @ bedrooms), bath, furred
walls; insulated; gas air-conditioned
heat, elec. refgr, open fireplace:
srtistically designed of brick and
stone on large wooded lots; 500
$50. Eve. or SUN, phone Mr.
The Arizona post., 1950-06-16
SociaA
Rs,sonaH

Mrs. 1. GreenbIatt will return
in a few weeks from visit to
New York. Daughter Geulah con-
tinues at UC at Berkley.
Mrs. Henry Okrent comes back
this weekend from visit at the
Coast with cousins. Previously
they had as guests Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Hoviss, Los Angeles, who came
for reunion with their brother
Eli, Woodmere, Ii, who's spend
ing month with the Okrents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Berlin and
daughters, Ann and Myra, leave
today for New York to visit their
grandparents and for what Ted
describes as possible radical heart
surgery for young Ann. Mrs. Ber-
lin stays for the summer and Ted
returns in five weeks.
Mrs. Aaron Lipman left Tues
day for home, after attending the
wedding of her granddaughter,
Teddy Fishman. She was here
three months. Mr.. Lipman spent
two months, returning to New
York a few weeks ago. They are
the parents of Mrs. Joseph Fish
man.
Mrs. Dena Krejack, mother of
Mary Leib, flew home to Hart
ford after spending the season
here. Her friends hope she'll be
back in the Fall
jeanette Rothberger is on a trip
to San Francisco to visit her
The Arizona post., 1950-06-16
Mrs. Jacob StoIman left Sunday

Mrs. Jacob StOlman left Sunday
for Pittsburgh where she will
spend a month with her children.
To be gone until October are Mr..
and Mrs. julius Gilman who are
visiting their children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Saliman and DR.. and
Mrs. H. E. Gilman in Denver. The
Nathan Liebermans, N. Columbus,
are spending the summer at their
home in Chicago. Mrs. Sol Ellis
flew there Saturday to join her
husband and family and returns
with Mr.. Ellis in September.
Away for six weeks are the
Joseph ROSenbluthS, visiting in
Kingston, Pa. and with Mike and
Ethel Goldberg, P1ainsfeld, NJ.
The Jerry Amster f amily is in
New York for month. Mrs. Nor
ris DObkin is on her first trip east
In three years. Mrs. L. Levine, E.
Hampton, is in Chicago and New
York on a six weeks trip.
The Arizona post., 1950-06-16
MIR. and Mrs. GIadin, formerly

Mr.. and Mrs. Gladln, formerly
of Chicago, now living on N. Has
kell DR.. He is manager of Fields
jewelers.. Daughters include Bev-
erly, wife of DR.. B. Jurist, Chica-
go, and Mildred, wife of DR.. Shell
don Stone, Milwaukee. The Glad
ins also have four grandchildren
Stephen and Robbie Jurist, and
Ricki and Leslie Stone.
Mrs. Abraham Danzig, Tucson,
national vice pres. of Mizrachi
Women, returned Wednesday af-
ter a week official speaking tour
that took her to San Francisco,
Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Long
Beach, and Sacramento.
The Arizona post., 1950-06-16
Mrs. Sgd Au

Mrs. Sgd Au
is home from
will be happy t
Those who
Nelson will be
she recently h;
her poems pull
title Full Hes
by Vantage r
Paassen pays Il
Mr.. and Mrs
temporarily livi
They'll be in Il
E. Cooper in A
The Chas. DJ
cago for June
a daughter an(
Mrs. TherSa
of Mrs. Charl
soon to visit
after spending
Mrs. j. Jacob
for several Wel
lily in Tucson.
The Arizona post., 1950-06-16

David SteinbOrn flew to Detroit
Wednesday to spend the summer
with his father.
The Arizona post., 1950-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack POdret
elsie Klinger) are pictured
cutting their wedding cake fol-
lowing their recent marriage at
the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Klinger.
A large reception followed the
ceremony. Following their hon
eymOOn, the couple are living
at 2O4 N. LOngfellOw.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-13
Goes To Theater; Loses Her Memory

SEATTLE, (P1 An attractive 19-year-old girl, whose past went blank as she sat in a downtown theater Tuesday, was identified Wednesday night as Mrs. Alberta Harrington of KelSo.
 Her identity was established shortly after a beauty school op- orator recognized photograph in a Seattle newspaper as the same girl who had applied for a job early Tuesday. She had said then she was from Longview.
 Police in Longview, notified of the report, learned that Mrs. Ar rington, who was beautician, had been missing from her Kelso home since Monday.
 Her husband, Bruce, said his wife had been in i'll health since giving birth to baby last Novem- Der, they reported.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-13
O'Harra Free On Sl,5OO Bail

FAIR BANKS, Alaska, (P) - Kenneth O'Harra, president of the O'Harra Transportation Co.,, was free Saturday on Sl,500 bail af- ter being arrested on charges of income tax violation.
 O'Harra posted the bail Thurs day night to gain his release from the federal jail. He waived pre- liminary hearing in the U. $. commissioners court.
 He and his wife are charged with listing S135,7O9 in gross re- ceipts on his 1914 income tax re- turn, when it should have been S181, 1863, and paying S832 excess profits tax instead of the S9,088 the government says was owed.
 O'Harra's bus firm, w h h spread to many Alaska cities dur ing and after the war, has been in receivership for two years.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-13
COP Charge Dems Taking Public
 For "Sleighride"

WASHINGTON, (P) - H ou e Republicans, charging that the taxpayers are being taken for a "beaucratic sleighride," to d a y stamped a nine billion dollar price mark on II spending proposals now pending in Congress.
 It was the first finding by the GOP-formed "price tag commit tee," organized by Republican House leader Joseph M. Martin last January to keep tab on costs involved in pending bills.
 In making public the initial re- port, Rep. John Taber of New York, chairman, issued a state ment saying the committee "has only scratched the surface"
 Rep. Vursell R.-IlD, chairman of the subcommittee analyzing the first II bills, put at $9,848,- 385, 1000 their total estimated cost or 'future) liability on the federal treasury"
 Saying, that the estimates "have been deliberately placed on the conservative side," Vursell charg- ed that reports by standing House committees on all II measures were singularly lacking in analy- sis of initial costs" and devoid of estimates of future costs"
 "This type of blind legislating is to be deplored and avoided if the fiscal soundnesS of our gov is to be restored, he as- serted.
 Largest of the bills analysed by COP price-taggers was the Presi- dents middle-income housing pro- poSal in the House.
 In addition to the housing bill, other measures the COP group make estimates included:
 A bill to increase airport con- struction authority in Alaska-to- tai estimated cost $17,000,000.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-13
Victim Delivers
 AssaiIant To Police

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., (A)- A wounded logging camp operator had a bullet removed from hls shoulder here Friday-but not be- fore he had piloted his own boat into port and delivered to police the man he accused of shooting him.
 Oscar Dunlap told police the shooting occurred at his Crow Lake camp 50 miles north of here The shot struck Dunlap in the right shoulder and his assailant jumped in the water. Two other employees fished him out and tied him up.
 Despite loss of blood from his wound, Dunlap-the only one who knew the course-had to pilot the boat into Prince Rupert.
 Police charged the employee, Mike Rozen, with attempted mur- dor
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-13
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 KARIN DANCE WELL ATTENDED

One of the liveeliest evenings Nome has ever had was last Sat urday night at the Chamber of Commerce barn dance where a record crowd actively enjoyed the many and varied dances under the able guidance of Sgt. Clifford, and to the excellent music of Peterson, Miller, and Tippleman.
 Teresa Mcdonald, Walt Miller, and Peter Reader entertained an enthusiastic audience with their fiddling; Teresa Mcdonald being chosen winner of the fiddling con test.
 Several bales of hay were loan ed for the occasion by Herman Hoop and helped carry out the barnlike atmosphere.
 The public address system needed for the occasion was gen. erously arranged for by It. Secor.
 Tasty punch prepared by John McNees was readily consumed by the active dancers who quite ob- viously enjoyed a lively evening
 More of this type of dance will be forthcoming as it met with such an active participation and was thoroughly enjoyed by the large crowd attending.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-13
ALASKA AIRLINES

Frances Kestor was a passenger to Kotzebue and then to Anchor age on Saturday.
 Tex Zeigler and Robert Totten were passengers for Anchorage.
 Bailey Covey and Clark Andre sen were passengers from Anchor age on Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-13
Hospital News

MT. and Mrs. Francis Payanaa of King Island Village had son born yesterday at the hospital.
 Mrs. Kirk Jackson and William Cook were discharged from the hospital over the week end.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-13

He-How about having dinner with me?
 She-Pd like to.
 He-Okay. Tell your mother I'll be over at six, and like steak.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-13
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving yesterday with Pan American were M. s. Scott, John Bahnke and family, Robert Cald- well, L. A. Johnson, John McCor- mick, R. D. Hoitt. Carrie McLain, Hugh Sprague.
 Departing were Blanche OCon- nor, Erma Wainner, Bob Cowgirl, James Walsh, Mrs. Wm. Petit, Sally Worth and son Frederick.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-13
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. S. Dept. of Commerce, Weather Bureau.
Monday, March 13, 1850

Monday, March 13, 1850
 Forecast Nome: Continued clou- dy tonight and Tuesday with light snow and fog. Fresh northeasterly winds becoming strong tonight. Lowest temperature tonight 25, highes temperature Tuesday 30. Nome data last 24 hours as of zoo am. today:
 Precipitation, none. CTotal this month .36 inch).
 Temperatures: highest B, low est IT.
 Maximum wind 2l miles per hour from the NINE.
 Sunrise at 6:28 am, sunset at 5:56 pm.
 Comparative data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 26, lowest IS.
 Extreme temperatures on this date since 1907: Highest 36 in 1917, lowest -38 in 1914.
 Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-13
AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES

Friday, Clark Anderson and Bud Covey were passengers from Nome to Kotzebue. Both men are manufacturers representatives on their annual trip in this area.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-13
WANT ADS

WANTED-Girl or man to wash
 windows and woodwork. Call at Nugget. It PUBLIC STENOGRAPHIC and typing work will be done by Mrs. Losee in the Chamber of Commerce office, Wien Bldg, phone Black 1855
 30-3tc RELIABLE MAN wanted to call on friends and neighbors. Won- derful opportunity. $l5 to S20 in a day. No experience or capital re- quired. Permanent. Write today. McNESS COMPANY, Dept. B, 2423 Magnolia St., Oakland, 2, Calf. 30, B
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-13
Nenana Ice Moved

Below are listed the times the ice has moved at Nenana each yaar cipco 1Q17
Evening star., 1950-09-28
Hondi-ponti Sunsuits 75e
Wo~o f1QS

so in group. boys end girls styles PIostie.
lined. blue end white. Girls have white eye
let trim. Lerse and extrs-Iorse sizes.
20 Boys Sunsuits, cotton seersucker. Blue and
white stripe. Size l. Were $l.5o, Now, Use
II Boxer Shorts. Cotton seersueker, brown and
white ond red and white stripes Sizes and z.
Were 81 rs. Now
70 Toddiers' Dresses. Postel shades, some with
loce and eyelet trim. Sizes to 3. Were $2.o5
and S3.o5. Now $I.S5
30 poirs imported Wool Beoties. White with
pink or blue trim. Satin ribbon drowstrne at
onkle. Were $2.25. Now-S5 -S5e
II imported Laes Wool Shewls. Pink and blue
Were $8.95. Now -$S.s5
30 Infants' and ToddIers' Washable Hats.
Piaue, oreondies, dotted Swiss. Were $l.95.
N0" we
~ cop-seeved Botiste Diaper Shirts. White
with blue or yellow embroidery. Loce trim. In
nfonts size. Were 81 .65, Now $l.I5
7 imported Wool seeaue Sets. Made in Itoy.
Pink and blue. Set includes booties. soeque and
cop. Were Sl0.o5. Now $7.95
8 Imported Wool Saeques with rooIon sleeves.
Sotn ribbon drowstrine at neck. Mode in Itoy,
pink and blue. Were S7.o5. Now $5.95
IS Cotton Quilted corriose Quilts. White with
pink or blue rosebud design. 24x36. Were
W6L-Nursey Corner Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-09-28
Housedresses, Pinofores,
Smocks S1.85

Were S3.95 and more
100 Cotton Pinofores. fuII-skirted Princess
styles, button-down back. PosteI solid tones,
prints. Sizes IL and IA only.
SO Housedresses in smoll-pottem fIorol prints.
on-front or ziPper-front styles. Cotton per-
Gales and broodeIoths. Broken sizes II to AZ,
$I.ss
40 Cotton Denim Wroporound Gorden Dresses,
CoIors: foded blue, red, navy. Sizes: smo
medium, Ioree -Sl.S5
so Smoeks-Ioree- print cotton broodcloth
three-quor sleeves. Assorted colors. Sizes
IL to SIs5
WGl-Uniforms and Aprons, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-09-28
Blouses, $2.95
We're S5.9S to S7.9S

$50 in group. Peasont bleuses with eyeIet Or
eoIoFed embroidery trim. EyeIet pique over
blouses. Little boy bIouses with fused eoIIors.
Also IN group ore cotton eyeIsf-trimmed
botiste blouses with jewel or wee neeks and
pinwoIs pique ioekets. White, blue, sreen,
pink, red; sizes 81 to 80.
WGl-BIouses, Aisle IS, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-09-28
Misses Wool Suits Reduced
We're $8.95 to $I7.05

WorsfedS, gabardfnes, nOceHy
l000IenS.
Toilored eIossies, dressmoker styles. costume
suits. Solid eolors, novelty checks, stripes. ri-
descent sharkskins. Misses Sizes
Evening star., 1950-09-28
Joyce CosuoIs So

Were S7.95 and 1925
10 pairs. coIors: lime, white. yellow, noturol,
blue.
Pumps, SondoIs. $685.
Were SI09S TO SI695
los poirs. suede and calf. colors: blue, BoIen.
eiosos
Misses Walking Pumps SS.S5
We're SI2.95 and SIS9S
1eo poirs Golf and suede pumps in fall eelors:
ton. brown. b!eek. blue.
W6L-Women's Shoes, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-09-28
Junior Misses Dresses,
S3-95 Weye S795 to Sl4.95

IT'S pieces: cotton and Eoyon dresses In solid
eolors ond prints; cotton seersueker suits. Sizes
9 TO IS.
Were Now
100 Junior Bcthins Suits,
Nylon, royon noteIosse,
royon ond iostex, cotton.
One and two-piece styles. S. e5 to 3.95 10
Sizes to l5--------- SLABS $7.eS
$50 Reyon Print and Cot
ron Dresses. Dressy and toi-
lored styles. Sizes 9 to $l2e5 to $3.50
IS $685. $I6.95
so Poiss Junior Miss Shorts,
sold-tone cottons and prints.
Fobrics: denims, pques, soil
cloth, lndionheod. Sizes 9 $2e5 to $l.s5' TO
to S7.95 sos
WGL-Junor Misses, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-09-28
Slightly Irregular Gronite
NyIons, ST

IT perfect ,Oonld sell for H.55
500 pairs in group. IS denier, 81 seuee, in
fail shades. Sizes Sh to loh.
$50 peirs slightly rresuIor 6o-seuse nylon
hose. l5-denier. Foil shades, sizes 8N TO
loI2. II perfect would sell for Sl.75. "e...
$l.i5
W6l-Hosey. Aisle 10. First Floor