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Evening star., 1950-07-20
Mems Shoes
luggoge

Merchandise; initioled wrong,
shopworn. or damaged. All
prices plus tox.,
Orig. $3.50 American Tour
lister Jack Knife Cose 1850
I Orig. 27.5o Somsonite Lody's
Pullman, blue --------l7.5o
z oris. 1880 Stor Croft
Ladies' Weekend Coses, 7.5o
I Orig. 1880 Somsonlte Lody's
Il" Week End -----I2.5o
I Orig. 1880 Lody's Troin-
cose e------------7.5o
! Orig. SIS Lody's Pullmon,,
26.5-------------1i2. 70 1i2.S0
! Orig. 1850 Storcroft II"
IodY's ccsE ---------$54 I
] Orig. SIS Somsonite Cordo-
van Wardrobe -----I2.5o
! Orig. 1895 CoIoreord Hot
and Shoe Cose ------l2.5o
I Orig. $35 Kessler Hot and
Shoe Case --------12.5o
Orig. $36 kessler Maroon
Gobordine Wordrsbe ----SI5
! Orig. $50 Lido Pioskin Mons
26" Pullman ----------$25
3 Orig. SIS koroseoI 3-woy
Upper Brief Coses -----$6
3 Orig. $50 Top Grain Cow
hide loree Portfolios ---27.50
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-20
Misses Shorts

NNs~SSS tSsSS
$50 SpeeioI Purchase Short
Sets. Printed Cotton. Sizes II
TO l8 ---------$ 81 for set
ZOO Orig. 81 Cotton T Shirts.
Some interIoek weove. Solid
eoIors, stripes. Small, medium,
only ---------59e
Street Floor, Washington
Stationery
IS Orig. $50 Cook Books.
Time Reoders -----l.49
40 Orig. 3.ss Bed TobIes, 1873
54-5oe Initial Stationery. Not
oil initioIs 29e
8 Orig. ST Poper Napkins. Din
zoo Orig. 81 Poper Napkins.
English sheer. Coektoil and r
dinner sizes -----2 for 81
100 Orig. I.5o to 81 Boxed
Stationery -------75e to 81
so Orig. 1893 Dueol Pens, 9se
Street Floor, Washington
Boys Furnishings
9 Orig. 1898 Jr. Boys Eton
Suits. Striped royon. Blue. ton.
Sizes 5, 6, 7, 8 in group,
2nd Floor, Washington
Curtoins
50 sets Orig. 4.9S Cottooe
Sets. RuffIed plaid top, match
ing oroondy sash. Blue, green,
set, 9se
100 prs. Orig. z.ss TO 5.ss
Ruled and ToiIored Curtains.
Various fobrics, patterns. Short
and long lengths. Some soiIed,
some donooed. One-ond-two-
poirs-6f-o-kind. All sold as is,
pr. 1.e9
9Th Floor, The Hecht Co..
Washington
Women's Hondkerchiefs
4So Orig. ICE to use Printed
Cotton Hondkerchiefs. Some
with names ------9e
Street Floor, Washington and
Silver Spring
Evening star., 1950-07-20
Women's Neckweor

100 Orig. 81 to z.SS CoIIors.
Pure silk. shontune. and pique,
81
46 Orig. 81 Hot Frames. Strow
Fobric. Block. navy, eolors,
5Se
Street Floor. Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-20

Corsets and Bros

81 Orig. IS Girdles and pan
ty oirdles, royon sotin lostex,
white, nude, black, smoI. me-
dunn and large sizes in the
group ------z.99
III Orig. 81 to $50 Bros. n.y.
Ion and royon sotin in reg
ulor and podded styles ---l.l9
lo2 Orig. 81 Cotton BroodcIoth
Bros, broken sizes 81 to 38,
A, 8, c. nude ---------59s
200 Orig. 81 to $50 Bros,
soiled and discontinued styles,
mostly size 81 ------39e
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1950-07-20
At The Washington Store Only
Teens Shoes

SO Orig. sos to s.s5 Teens
CosuoIs. Red, brown, black.
Sizes 4 to 9 ---------3.99
80 Orig. 6.s5 Boys oxfords.
Broken sizes 8 to s $50
End Floor, Washington
Mems Shoes
z3 prs. Orig. ll.s5 Sport
Shoes, thick red rubber soles,
brown and ton uppers. broken
8 prs. Orig. 1925 Mems Loot
ers, brown Ieother broken
sizes Ivy
20 prs. Orig. 1880 Famous
Make Shoes with built-in arch
supporters, black and brown,
broken sizes --13.99
End Floor. Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-20
Wonien's Gloves

$50 Orig. l.65 Novelty NyIon
Gloves. Black, brown 69e
40 Orig. 81 Double Woven
Cotton Shorties. PoIko dot pot
tern 1.SS
10 Orig. $50 Novelty ToiIored
Gloves. Double woven cotton,
royon. Colors 69e
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-20
Shower Curtoins

l5S Orig. 4.99 and 5.99 PIos-
tic Shower Sets, curtain and
dropes ------------2. 2.99
AZ Orig. 2.99 to 4.S9 Plastic
Curtoins -------------1.99
so Orig. 7.95 Royon Tofeto
Curtoins or Dropes ----4.99
SO Orig. 1.S9 and 2.99 PIos-
tic Dropes, some Curtoins, 99e
5th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-20
Notions

50 Orig. Its Sock and AnkIet
Kits. l0o3o wool. Four pot
80 Orig. 3.sS Gorment Boos,
ST" jumbo size. Plastic sides,
quilted front ----I.69
Street Floor, Washington and
SilDer Spring
Evening star., 1950-07-20
1T Orig. 1875 to 1895 Misses.
BETTER DRESSES
$ll

Beautiful dresses from our fine resources! Pure
silks! Nylon prints! Royon prints! One and two
piece cottons! Royon sheers! Broken sizes 10 to
20 in the group in wide range Of Spring and
Summer coors.
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-20
Jr. Miss Coots,
ToDpers, Suits

80 Orig. 1895 to 1895 Jr.
Miss all wool toppers. black,
navy, white, postels in beIted
and boxy styles, some COPIED
and botwine styles, broken
sizes 9 to IS -------$l0
IS Orig. 1895 to 1895 Jr.
Miss oll-wool topper, block,
navy, posteIs, sizes 9 to IS
in the group --------$l5
10 Orig. SIS Jr. Miss Royon
Suits, red, white, posteIs, sizes
9 to IS in the oroup---l2.88
80 Orig. 1895 to 1895 Jr.
Miss Coots in fine wool oobor-
dine and broodeIoth, cosuoI
and dressy styles, navy, black,
red, beige, checks. sizes 7 to
IS in the group ---$2S
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1950-07-20
Infonts' Wear

81 Orig. ST Hondi Ponti Dio-
per Covers. Seersucker. pIos-
tic lined. Sizes small to extra
lorse -------75e
1873 Orig. l.S9 Hondi Ponti
Sunsuits. Seersucker suits,
plastic lined. Sizes medium,
large. extra. large ------l.45
50 Orig. 2.ss Philippine Pino-
fores. Handmade, sheer botiste.
Embroidered. lace trimmed.
Sizes s. 9, II mos. -----l.sS
73 Orig. 2.ss Handmade Sum-
suits. Styles for boys, girls.
Sizes 6 mos. to z yrs. ----l.88
81 Orig. l.65 Handmade Boxer
Shorts. Cotton broodcIoth.
Sizes s mos. to z yrs. 99e
End Floor. Washington and
Silver Spring
Evening star., 1950-07-20
ChiIdren's Shoes

1873 Orig. $50 Barefoot Son.
doIs. lnfonts', ehildren's.
misses sizes. Brown, red,
white in the group ----l.90
End Floor, Washington and
SilOer Spring
Evening star., 1950-07-20
Misses BTousettes

TVV SPeeIoI FuFchdSe bIoUS-
cites. Cotton botiste. Jewel or
Johnny neekIine. White. pink.
blue. Sizes 81 to SO 1.29
Street Floor, Washington and
StIUer Spring
Evening star., 1950-07-20
Teen Shop

IS Orig. 5.S5 Cotton Brood
cloth dresses. Sleeveless with
personoIized initial. Sizes 10
to l6 6---------3.SS
SO Orig. 1925 Toppers. 800
royon. 2o9o wool. Lined. White
postels ------4.44
66 Orig. 1925 Summer Suits.
White, postels ------6.S8
80 Orig. 2.Ss to 5.sS Hats.
Strows, felts -------l.SS
453 Orig. I.9S Polo Shirts.
Stripes. SmolI, medium, Ioroe,
8Se
30 Orig. S.s5 Reversible
Skotino Skirts. Indion Head
cotton. Sizes 10 to l6 --3.S8
2nd Floor. Washington and
3 Silcer Spring
Evening star., 1950-07-20
Maternity Fashions

NlOtSiutty IOSHiOllS
IS Orig. 5.95 Ploid denim and
seersucker maternity jackets,
blue, green, broken sizes Il
TO 10. IVY
16 Orig. 4.95 Denim and seer
sucker skirts, broken coIors,
maternity sizes ----3.99
5 Orig. 5.95 Maternity smoeks,
yellow or orchid, broodcIoth
with glazed ehintz patch
pockets, sizes 10 to Is in the
20 Orig. 4.s9 Cotton Maternity
dresses, orchid, yellow. blue,
pink, broken sizes Ia to 20,
8 Orig. 7.s5 to s.s5 Cotton
Maternity Dresses, broken
sizes, styles, eoIors -----$5
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-07-20
Girls Shop

100 Orig. 5.s9 to 7.95 Swim
Suits. 6irls'. pre-teens' sizes,
4.99
II Orig. $50 to 1899 Pre-
teen Cotton Dresses. Sizes 10
to IL 5.6S
20 Orig. 81 Strow Handbags,
soc plus tox
"a Orig. 3.s9 Pre-teen and
Chubby Skirts -------2.8S
IS Orig. 3.9s TO 500 Girls
Skirts. Cotton. Sizes 7 to IA,
1888
2nd Floor, Washington and
SilOer Spring
Evening star., 1950-07-20

All wool tropical worsted gives
you comfort plus the crisp, shape
retaining fit Of lightweight wool.
Solid colors and patterns in your
size.
Evening star., 1950-07-20

Sheldon spun royon tropicols at
q specially low price. Sove on
this new lightweight, clear color
summer suit exclusive at The
Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Boys Pajamas

IrresuIors Of 2-pc. cotton brood ~ =
cloth or seersucker pojomos in solid SD
colors or stripes. Pre-shunk! 4 to
Is in group.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Bath Mat Sets

First quality florol chenille bath 90 I'M
mot sets consist of bath mot with -
non-skin back and matching lid
cover.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Boys Wash Shorts

First quality cotton boxer wosh Gp II
shorts, Sonforized for not more sED
thon % residuoI shrinkooe! Sizes
4 to IA.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Face Towels

IrresuIors Of soft ob- m
sorbent terry towels in, < fnv. -
decorator coIors and % 4WE
ploids. All fost .olors!
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Dimette Curtains

First quality fIorol print pIostie % N
dinette curtoins eoch panel SD
54" long with double width II"
volonce!
Evening star., 1950-07-23
ChiIdren's Shoes

Childrem's Shoes
First quoiity leather dress shoes in On
white. brown or block potent S
Broken sizes to in group. Come IT
eory!
ChildTen's OxfOl.ls
First quality and ir-
reeulors. Sturdy con-
vas shoes with leather 9 n,.S D
Brown or broWn-ond-
white, 5 to in group
Tots Polo Shirts
IFresuIdrs of fine cot
ssG poIo kn'f sblts ts0'f n sleeve eos 4 for p
stripes Sizes to 6.
Tots Boxer Shorts
First quoIity cotton 6n-
ps1'" pioy shorts 10 se''0? 4e"dy ers' 2 for p
candy pocket 3 to6
TOddIel.s' Creepers
lrresulors of c cotton
ss''.s .f'' s'siSs:: 5is:. II m8'as. s'2s, 2 for
0ripPer crotch, shoul-
der. 6 to 8 mos.
TOddleH'S' Sunsuits
First quality cotton
:sst''soS' st5 ois.''e i { " i'o"e io's: 2 for y
Red or blue stripes
Small, medium, large.
Tots PamtieS
First quality "Doy-of-
the Week" ponties in m-
fine white cotton knit! e Co.. -
Marked for Mondoy D IOF
through Saturday!
a to s.
Training Panties
9rssuIors Of double
thickness cotton knit
ponties with double ) for eP
crotch, ribbed cuff.
Size only.
Tots Dresses
lrrssu'ors Of pretty cotton sheer or &W
broodcloth dresses in postels or sm
prints. Ruffle trims Sizes ! to 6x
Tots PinafOreS
First quality pastel oreondy pno- e III
fores with print oroondy trim, some eEp
with eyelet trim. Sizes 2, 4, s.
Girls Sum Dresses
First quoiity cotton broodcIoth sun Go
dresses in pretty posteis or prints -
>. some with boIeros! 7 to IL
in group. -
Girls Swim Suits
First quoIity bothlno suits in royon c.
jersey and lostex .. or piece s
Styles Sizes to Ia in the group.
Girls RayOn Gowns
lrresuIars of ioce- Do
trimmed royon tricot q g. S
gowns. EIostie waist q Tor
for trim fit! 8 to l6. -
Girls PaMtieS
IrrssuIaFs Of fine cot o.
ton knit ponties. Elos- C g. SD
tic waist, ribbed cuff ID 1OF
legs. Sizes 8 to IA. -
Girls. MidriffS
First quolity lotion GDw
assorted styles, in solid . AU
coIors or prints. TIA. -
Girls Skirts
First quality cotton summer skirts &W
in variety Of full skrted styles. Up
Pretty prints! Sizes 7 to II.
Girls. Teens BlOuseS
IrresuIers and first quality! Fine O.
eottons in postels or prints. Many "
styles! Sizes to a and 10 to Is.
Girls Play TOgs
First quality shorts, pedoI-pushers, G
slocks in cotton twill denim, cor ~
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Fine RayOn Slips

Royon crepe or royon sotin slips in c.
pink or white, lace trimmed! Sizes sPIp
81 TO AZ in the group. IL
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Dish Towels

First quality tton
dish towels soft,
absorbent. quick-dY-
ing! White with Coy
border stripes, sturdy
hens.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Girls Sum Dresses

First quoiity cotton broodcIoth sun de
dresses in pretty posteIs or prints ID
=. some with boIeros! 7 to IL
in group. Il
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Muslin Sheets

Imperfeets of bIeoched cotton mus 6p
lin sheets in twin or double sizes. elp
z to customer!
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Girls Swim Suits

First quoIity bathing suits in royon q
jersey and lostex -. or piece sp
styles. Sizes 8 to Ia in the group.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Bed Pillows

First quality pillows. filled with soft, &W
sterilized chicken feathers. Foney sHFP
tick. 1879.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Plastic TabIecOVerS
DeeptOne Towels
DeeptOne Wash Cloths

First quality turkish
wash cloths to match
the beautiful deep x for
tone towels obove!
Generously sized!
Evening star., 1950-07-23
RayOm Knit Gowns

Seconds Of eosy-to-
wash, no-ironino ray 0u
on jersey gowns IN o Co.. I'D
blue, pink or maize 3 AVA
some lace trim! n
Sizes 34-44.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Extra Size indies

lrress. of women's ex- m
tro size knit royon un- 81 g. 80
dies pastel colors. q HOE
Reoulor, K. 2x. 3x.
Evening star., 1950-07-23

First quaIity leather dress shoes in On
white. brown or black potent. ~
Broken sizes to 4 in group. Come
eorly!
Evening star., 1950-07-23

HOP FOR THESE
Misses Playsuits
Irresulars Of and piece cotton
ploysuits in snort prints. Bro top
or sunboek styles. II to l6.
Misses Shorts
Irresulors Of fine
cotton twill or denim dn-
eoIors! severoI styles! z for ~
Full cut sizes II to
1S in group!
Misses HalteI.s
First quoIity cotton
broodeIoth holters in % g.
solid colors or prints. d 1OF
Some bondeous, bros!
S., NJ, /.
Misses T-ShiI.tS
Irresulurs Of fine cot CO.
ton T-shirts in solid . fnps SD
coIors, stripes. white.
: S., M. Or l..
Misses BIOuses
IrresuIars Of SNORT new summer &
bIouses in fine royon or cotton :.
white, postels. 81 to SO in group. -
DOubIe-WOVen Gloves
Firsts and irresulors of double % -
woven cotton or royon gloves -
nony styles, big color selection -.
6 to sk. -
RayOn Knit Gowns
Seconds Of eosy-to-
Wosh, no-ronino roy- m-
on Jersey gowns IN 2 fOr.
=. some lace trim! -
Sizes ,34-44.
Famous Make Bras
Firsts and IFFesuIors 6D-
q + ,;dk ,e,IoFsd s,.t s.y,s I, bros bros 2 for
.. sizes 81 to 3S
Fine RayOn Slips
Royon crepe or royon sotin slips in &C.
81 TO AZ in the group. IL
Extra Size indies
lress. of women's ex- o.
sIe,' 5Ee size bo,,.I kn1s To'en so,o[. oo. 2 for
Regular, x. TX. 3x.
RayOn indies
First queIity undies in rn
pink. blue, white. A fnv. ~
moize. Full cut. we'll Il AOF
mode. S.. M.. /. -
Slips or PetticOats
Firsts and irresuloFs!
Cool royon Jersey in
poste shodes. Slips in for sP
sizes 81 to 40, petit
coats in NJ. or [.
Fine Cotton AmkIets
First and seconds Of
sS,: :ss:: ,ss' ss;::';@ sssi'' @ sa;s ( ( 6 prs.
group.
Mems U1del.ShiH'tS
IrresuIars Of Swiss rib
or panel cotton knit
deep neck and arm
holes. Sizes $3.50.
Mems Cotton Shorts
First quolity pre-
shrunk cotton brood- Do
cloth shorts in variety q g. SD
Of stripes. eripper & Tor
fronts sizes 30 -
to A.
Mems T-Shil'ts
lHesuIaFs Of fine cot
ton knit T-shirts in
reeuior or navy styles & for W
-. in white or blue.
80 to 40 or S. NJ. /.
Mems NVlmm HmSn
Evening star., 1950-07-23
''Trinlz" Draperies

First quality pressed royon- m IN
ond-eotton fibre dropes in SD
florol or tropieol potterns.
Washable! 6oxoo" to poir. IL "
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Pillow Cases

lmperfeets of white
cotton muslin cases,
scanned but service fMRs
obIe! Regular 42x36-
inch size.
Evening star., 1950-07-23

} I'D
'ALUES IN AIR C
Muslin Sheets
Imperfeets Of bIeoehed cotton mus q II
lin sheets in twin or double sizes ep
z to q customer!
Pillow Cases
lmperfeets of white
cotton muslin cases,
scanned but service 4 for sW IA
able! Regular 42x36-
inch size.
Bed Pillows
First quoIity pillows. filled with soft, &W
steriIized chicken feathers. Fancy eR
tick. l8x26".
Face Towels
IrresuIors Of soft ob- d.
sorbent terry towels In. Z fmve ~
decorator colors and - 4WE
ploids. All fost .olors!
Dish Towels
First quality cotton
dish towels soft, m -
absorbent. quick-dY- G &n~. SD
ing! White with COY " AOE
border stripes, sturdy
hens.
Mesh Dish Cloths
First quolity sturdy,
mesh dish cloths with 10 for -
ooy color trims Big
l6xl 7-nch size! ),
Dinette Curtains
First quality fIoro print pIoste 90 I'M
d,.s dinette eurtoins eoeh b pens! mel
volonce! -
''Trimz'' Draperies
First quality pressed 'royon- @w
ond-eotton fibre dropes in -
florol or tropieol potterns.
Washable! 6ox9o" to poir. - pr
Plastic TahIecOVerS
First quality heavy
plostic covers in CHEEKY
florol patterns. Soves y for sp
on washing and IRON
ing! 54x54" size.
DeeptOne Towels
First queIityl Big.
thirsty bath towels In
deep tones Of wine, 2 fOH. sP
green, blue, grey.
Generous 22x44" size.
DeeptOne Wash Cloths
First quality turkish
wash cloths to match
the beautiful deep 8 for G
tone towels obove! -
Generously sized!
Bath Mat Sets
First quality florol chenille bath 90 -
mot sets consist Of bath mat with SlD
non-skin bock and matching lid
cover
Boys Pajamas
IrresuIors Of 2-pc cotton brood ~ ~
cloth or seersucker pojomos in solid SD
coIors or stripes. Pre-shrunk! 4 to
| s in group.
Boys Wash Shorts
First quality cotton boxer wosh O ~
shorts, Sonforized for not more SlD
thon % resduo shrinkooe! Sizes
4 to IA.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Fine Cotton Amklets

First and seconds of
misses onklets in
white, posteIs, dark 6 prs. sR
eolors. 6 to loh in
group.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Mesh Dish Cloths

First quality sturdy,
absorbent open-weove
mesh dish cloths with I'D TO
gay color trims. Big
l6xl7-inch size!
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Misses BIOuses
DOuble-WOven Gloves

Firsts and irresuIors Of double m -
woven cotton or royon gloves !. +. -
nony styles, big color selection :.
6 to sK.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Tots Panties

First quality "Doy-of-
the Week" ponties in
fine white cotton knit!
Marked for Mondoy
throueh h Saturday.!
4 to 6.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Famous Make Bras

Firsts and lFFssulors
of tolored style bros 0 g. ID
IN pink. white or blue 3 AUF
=. sizes 81 to SO.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
ChildH.en's OxfOR.Gls

First quality and ir-
resuIars. Sturdy con-
vas shoes with leather
or composition soles.
Brown or brown-ond-
white, 5 to 2 in group.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
TOddIel.s' Sunsuits

First quoIity cotton
seersucker sunsuits
with plastic lining.
Red or blue stripes.
Small, medium, large.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
TOddIeH.s' Creepel.s

lrresulors Of c cotton
knit creepers in pink,
white, blue, maize. y
Gripper crotch, shouI-
der. 6 to l8 mos.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
.ayOn Undies

First quslity undies in IN
pink, blue, white, A s. ~
moize. Full cut, we'll 4 IOF
mode. S.. M.. [. -
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Tots Polo Shirts
Tots Boxer. Shorts

First quoIity cotton On
denim or cotton print q g ~
play shorts. Handy q HOE
condy pocket. 3 to6.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Mems IJlldershirts

IrresuIars of Swiss rib
or poneI cotton knit :
undershirts, with !;
deep neck and arm
holes. Sizes $3.50.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Tots Dresses
Tots PinafOreS

First quality pastel oreondy pino- e
fores with print oroondy trim, some erp
with eyelet trim. Sizes z. 4, s.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Training Panties

9rrssuIors Of double
thickness cotton knit
ponties with double 3 for Up
crotch, ribbed cuff
Size only.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Girls Rayon Gowns

lrresuIors of ioce- n-
trimmed royon tricot q g. ID
gowns. Elastic waist q HUE
for trim fit! to l6. -
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Slips or PetticOats

Firsts and irresuIeEs!
Cool royon Jersey in
posteI shades. Slips in fMRs sp
sizes 81 TO 40, petit
coats in M. or L.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
beautiful hats! wonderful values!
Summer Hats

Only 200 Of these hots in this exciting
group of foshons i. (. so come
:: :: : : ): : :: :: ! :: :: :: : :: :
eory for best seection Big brims tiny MO
heod-huooine styles strows, crisp m
piques, lacy bouees, hair broids, royon
toffetos you'll wont several at this
next -to-nothino price! White, navy or
black. heodsizes u and q.
Observation-Disclosures Store-Millinery
The Nome nugget., 1950-06-12
Truman Indicts Soviet Union

ST. LOUIS, (P)-President Tru- man bitterly accused Soviet Rus sia Saturday of preaching peace while 'fomenting aggression and preparing for war"
 Using language like a prosecu- ting attorney, he declared Russian leaders, with a cynical disre- gard for the hopes of mankind" have been "an obstacle to peace"
 At the same time, he declared that RuSSias threat of a third world war is being offset by the growing strength of the ire e world" and that the United States is enlisted flor the duration" in the struggle to preserve peace.
 The president chose the site for a Jefferson memorial on the Miss issippi river front as the setting for this country's most vigorous answer to the Russian peace prop aganda offensive.
 His prepared speech fairly bristled with charges against Rus sia in language in keeping with the matter-o -of-fact phrases of his native midwest.
 Time and time again he men toned Russia by name as he in dicted the Soviet Union for:
 1. Maintaining the largest peacetime armed force in history, far greater than it needs for the defense of its own boundaries"
 2. Seeking to extend the boun- daries of their totalitarian control "by means of infiltration, sub version propaganda and indirect aggression"
 3. Talking democracy but set ting up "dictatorShips."
 4. PrOclaiming national inde- pendence but imposing national slavery.
 B. Turning the school children of eastern Germany into the same kind of pitiful robots that marched into hopeless battle for Hitler"
The Nome nugget., 1950-06-12

(FrOm the Anchorage NewS)
 The merger of Harry Bridges Longshoremen's Union and Joe Jurchs International Fishermen and Allied Workers of America portends good for Alaska Both unions under fire by the National CIO for asserted following Communist party lines and the merger tually the joining of forces of trumverate of leaders all marked for the Communistc activities.
 It means that Joe Urich IFAWA president, and Jeff Kibre who hired the hall of patriotic organza- ton here to form the Alaska chapter of IFAWA, have thoWn in their lot and their strength with Bridges.
 If their is any doubt that the merger is anything else than powerful political rally of left wing strength of the wording used by the national IFAWA exec utve board in promoting the union should be in inter- est. Here is one quotation:
 The time has to re-eStablish the west coast the powerful unity which enabled the fishermen, longshoremen, and allied workers to mobilize their strength in the 1930s and from the employ CTS decent wages and conditions"
 We contemplate that wrestling process in awe. Just how much more industry stand is question. Just how long Alaska remain strikebound is question number two. Remembering the bloody waterfront tie ups of the 30s this promises little good to Alaska.
 ANOTHER statement is this significant paragraph that indicates the true thinking behind the merger:
 Through the merger will have sufficient econ- Omic strength to guarantee Alaska membership in trade union statehood and thereby solid foun Alaska"
 This is brand new kind of statehood, perhaps who knows with a commissar in charge
The Nome nugget., 1950-06-12

year-old Nicole Renaud, missing in a suburban forest since Satur- day had been eaten by bears.
 Authorities called off the search by nearly 1000 police, soldiers and civilians.
 Bear tracks were discovered in the vicinity where the tiny girl disappeared, eight miles north of here. Police said there had been no reports of previous attacks on persons by bears in the area but the police official in charge of the search, Lieut.. Martin Healy. said last night:
 "We have come to the conclu- sion that Nicole has been devour- ed by bears or by bear"
The Nome nugget., 1950-06-12

TULSA, Okla, (P)-An Army CAY plane carrying 18 persons crashed into three aviation school barracks on a take-off this morn ing, injuring three persons critic ally.
 All those hurt were employees of the Spartan School of Aeronaut- ics and were in the. three build ings sheared by the planes wing after it ripped through a fence at the end of a runway. ....
The Nome nugget., 1950-06-12

WASHINGTON, (P)-A three year extension of the peacetime draft act was recommended to the Senate today by its Armed Servi- ces committee.
 The present draft act is due to expire June 24.
 The Senate bill would continue tual inductions of youths between the presidents power to order ac- Is and 26 years if he found that necessary.
 It also includes an amendment by Senator Russell D-Ga0 to re- quire racial segregation in any of the armed services if this is re- quested in writing by any person drafted.
The Nome nugget., 1950-06-12
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Continued from Page One) lyn if he neglects to stand trial.
 Whether he will plead innocent or guilty to the l1-count conspir- acy indictment is still in doubt.
 When arrested at his home in Philadelphia May 23. Gold told a federal judge he would plead guilty to handing over wartime atomic bomb data to the Soviets- but insisted he was innocent of any intention to harm the United States.