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Kitame 'Teviskeles numeryje, kuris
iseis gruodzio menesio pradziOje, bus ir
sporto skyrus. Siame numeryje jis, deja,
nebesutilpo..

sale. Vel giedojo himna, sake kalba, rase
skundus. Ir stai tue metu atsidare durys,
ir mes pamateme kareivius su durtuvais.
Bet mes nebegom nuo durtovu. Uztvenkem
duris ir neleidziame kareiviu sale. Bet jie
panaudojo ginklus ir mes turejom pasiduotl.
- Mokysimes po atviru dangum. Rim
kites kieme, - isako NUNS direktorius
Mes BECAME laiptais zemyn kiema,
koridoriuose mokiniai dar imasi SUI karei-
viais. Bet ju kova labai nelygi. kiema at
nese suzeistuosius. Mes gaiviname juos kaip
imanydami, 0 gimnazija apsupo didelis bu-
rvs zmoniu. Tuo metu atvyko raiteliai ir
minia isvaike.
Taip pasibaige .miisu kova uz gimna
zija. il buvo kuri laika uzdaryta, taciau Sis
ivykis buvo aprasytas beveik viso pasaulio
spaudoje, atkreipiant pasaulio axis Lie
tuvos reikalus. Daug mokiniu buvo suzeis-
ia, taciau jie gavo stipru kovos kriksta ir
ia kovingumo dvasia Xxi siandien juose gy-
va. pxiaHa kiaakI
Jaunimas, kuriam dabar tenka moky
tbs svetimuose krastuose, privalo zinoti
kad del Lietuvos laisves daug buvo kovota,
daug buvu kenteta. Ir toje kovoje dalyvavo
If s,auge ir nlazieji Todel ir dabar jauni-
mo pareiga tvirtai stoveti greta suaugusiu
If siekti Eetuvos laisves. Kovoti galinna
ivairiais budais.
Mokslo syiesa, lietuviu kalba, tevynes
meils, = stai musu sios dienos ginklai.
Oaa Zailslien6
Evening star., 1951-11-22
"STONE RAMBLERn

O1ONE hAM6LER
Just 1 year old, Just north of East
Greek Park: 2 excellent bedrms. !;
ideal for the small family: vacant
Priced low with terms. Call NE.
lab until 9 pm. J. WESLEY
Evening star., 1951-11-22
HOUSES SALE-N.W. Cont

MASS. AVE. DOWNTOWN
? stories and basement, over 5000
so #. Ideal for small embassy,
doctors, lawyers. non-profit organi-
cation. Income. Call Mr.. Martufi,
LA: 6-1S45; Mr. Weaver. WO. 4944,
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 l4th ST. NV III. 234R
Evening star., 1951-11-22
peter ]. hagan

$700 DowN-S60 PER MONTH
Bungalow type. GI-approved home;
full basement. oil heat: S large
rooms. front porch, detached ga
rage. Ideal location. Just 3 minutes
from everything. Full price only
$9.950.
Evening star., 1951-11-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

IAGER RD.-3 bedrms.. . fun baths
fireplace, picture window, storm
windows, wall-to-wall carpeting
modern kit. and utility rm. or
100x100 corner lot. Close to schoo
$4,000. Ashton GAL. OWNER.
ANDREWS FIELD sPECIAL--5 rooms
bath bath bungalow. Z yrs; old. It's
house. Expandable attic for more
ing. offers ali for S10.750. Sub
stantial cash. On Darch road neal
Ritchie. Md. To inspect, call Mr.
Katz. IA. 1909, MARSHALL J
wAP15 y "a bI coii Ss4a Realtor' 1874 l4th st
BRooksiDE i; 81 MANOR Real value
only Sl3, $50. Terms. Immaculate
2-bedrm. bungalow, bsmt..- expans
sERTzER, RE. s2oi; ewes. WA WA
EAsTPiINEs, MD.-tNear new hwy
into Wash)i 3-bedrm. frame home
Eas as hsa o ranse prse a9a 5sfsr sEEDHN
Ma SpINssR; Ssas. Realt0r' WA lol9 msa OF
GREEN MEADows-s rms, liv rm
lexis. firepl,, stove, refgr.. oil heat
porch. fenced yard: excel; financing
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. $3.50. .;
RIvERDALE-Brick rambler. nr. ERGO
bsm3 9edrms sxcs re1 an.ns9na sg9ripped r1hd., 1lt
sla@SG Il joaNsoN Mill VIZ. e9-ops5ste se5s sa J9HN
RIVERDALE, MD.-Two-sto frame
9 rooms. reception hall and bath;
INV. heat: oil burner; garage; lot
12os17S nTes 6o6 hk of sal,lmsEe 5yd
ST. BERNARD's PARIsH-5-rm. and
bath bungalow, expansible attic
bsmt.. oil heat. steel Anchor fence;
nr. bus, new parochial school, stores
saax oply SRI8RnsE sR1S S9Mn araI1y A. i1G7 Go WA
PARK-8-room brick
garage: h.-w.. oil heat. storm win
dows: SlIS.50o. WINSTON C. CLAY
NK. KAi MARYLAND MfAIRsSsLAN uN1vERsrrY2Neu
broom brick, full bsmt.; convenient
to to eEayt sXeFythiRs; Ms fa5s slS7So. WINSTON Ss
sls, $50. $500 Down. s77 MO,
incl taxes and insurance: immac
2-bedrm. all-brick rambler; large
liy. rm.- and din. rm.. modern kit,
tile bath, large closets. utility rm
AP. 210O. and ewes. UN. s534
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; mod. 2.
bedrm. home In friendly Eastpines;
spacious lot, fenced and equipped
for children's play; liv. rm with
picture window. fully equip. kit
with more than ample cabinets,
work space and table space; small
down payment and low monthly
payments. To inspect, call Mrs
Boniger, AP. 72s9: TOWN & SUB
URBAN REAL ESTATE co.
405 49th AVE. Capitol Heights
blks. over d. c. line: near stores
buses. etc. large rms and bath
large kit: cond. like new: large lot
side drive and gar. Front and sid,
porches. 81 1000 TO $1,000 casf
pymt. VIII exchange. OWNER
TIA. 7010. -25
MT. RAINIER. MD.
Here is that roomy. family home on
large level lot near schools, shop
ping and transportation. II has re-
ception hall. laree kitchen. inclosed
rear porch suitable for bedroom, 3
bedrooms. bath. full basement.
Priced to sell quickly At Sl2 $50.
Miss Watvood. DU. 61nS.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 18TH ST NV DI 3346
Evening star., 1951-11-22
HOUSES sALEEMp. Cont,

BIG BRICK BUNGALOW - Brand
new, finest quality, all brick; full
basement, gas beat; 3 lovely bed
tion OF Mass. ave-; lovely lot,
APPROX. "a acre. Ewes, cali WO.
$500. FRANK o. PHILLIPS. DI.
Evening star., 1951-11-22

New 3-bedrm. rambler:
$3.50 down, S65 q mo-; on
i2-acre level lot, with trees
and garden spot: other fea-
lures incl. modern kitchen,
dinette, tile bath. expandabie
attic. Some lucky vet will
get this for only S1l,950:
subject to VA approval; con-
venient terms to civilians. Lo-
Gated in Clinton, Nd; conv. to
Andrews Field. Call Mr..
Harris. MA. 50O5. FREDER-
IcK w. BERENS SALES, INC.
1920 X st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-22
TmN r4Nrvro e1nnEo

TWO UNITs-S10.95o
Well-built 2-bedroom bungalow with
very nice apartment in dry base
ment: complete Kitchens. 2 mod
ern baths; separate entrance. Live
In one apartment, rent the other
for S76 per month. Just S2,250
down.
Evening star., 1951-11-22
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

We horoa WILL Ii Blu! BUILD D. or ssd5m; BE- Z !
to Sl3 $50. For appt. to see sample
1000 J., MAYNARb MAGRuDER
1898 Wilson blvd.
GI RESALE. 8 bedrooms, S12,s0O.
Better than renting Low down pay
ment, excellent terms. equipped kitch-
en-, En- ,i,.s oil s-1S. neat; k,acre lot. about
ARPAx Realty. IA. 1850. '"''
WELL LOCATED 6-rm
frame home. close in. near Lee hwy.
fast transp. and shopping. ell heat.
large lot. ideal for children. Sl3 $50.
substantial cash to handle LEATH
s s. ASHLEY sait INC" ma. 6464. Eyes.
VACANT. move right in. Lovely f.
bedrm. home. in Jefferson Village
Full bsmt. with recr. rm. and work
shop sl5;954. terms; Full I'VE CO.
Coon Re, Nth rs sr0ksEs asss PAUL .as. KANsdo-
PICTURE-BooK HOME. 1905 Eli
son at, Falls Church, Va Charm
Ing. 2-bedroom white brick Cape
COO. newly decorated; garage 15x24
large fenced yard; conv. to schools
fau5sRe' cash sah0DP,ns pa.ncs and ts
OWNER. JE. 3-s034. -22
NEW RAMBLER. nr. Washington
<3olf and Country Club: bedrms, =,
baths, plush finished room and
y full bath in bsmt.; sep. din. rm.,
screened porch, dbl. garage; ige lot,
'11Ox254: own woods in rear: i'm
mediate occupancy: price. S35.450
Directions; No. Glebe rd.. 3 blks
past country club, turn right on
No, Dittmar rd. / "a blks. to 1873.
Call ia. 1-453O. -25
Evening star., 1951-11-22

STATELY coLoNIAL-S21, 900
impressive 7-room brick
Colonial surrounded by oaks 3 feet
in diameter; rolling lots lo0xl40.
House custom built In the l930s
when details and construction were
important. Features 3 twin-siZe
bedrooms on the second floor plus
extra room on first floor; generous
living room with attractive fire.
place. tremendous dining room, mod
ern equipped kitchen with break
fast nook, full basement, oil hot
water heat. attached garage. Real
dollar for dollar value and very well
financed.
Evening star., 1951-11-22
ALEXANDRIA
TMMED POSSESSION

305 W. GLENDALE AVE.
Because the owner is being trans
ferred you can occupy immed this
excel. l2-year-oid brick Colonial
home, constructed of the best ma
terials at the time the best was
available. The 1st a. has a center
hall and q liy. rm. large enough to
accommodate your grand piano, side
screened porch and also sun parlor
to give the house coy room for the
children to play in or maybe for
papa's den: of course. there is q
family din. rm. and fully equipped
modern kit; there are bedrms, and
with laundry equipment and out
side entr. leading to newly terraced
lawn and garden with outdoor fre-
place: house in new cond through
out and is located in one of Alex
andria's best suburbs. Substantial
cash required. Price, sag 500. r. L.
KANE. INC, Realtors, AL. 4412. AL.
TIE 3Q3Q pa
Evening star., 1951-11-22
ARLINGTON
w. ~ =
Marymnit1t and

Marymount and
John Marshall Schools
Solid brick, slate roof. very substan-
tial home on q quiet street; level
lot. Entr. hall. coat closet; 23-ft.
liv. rm. with real fireplace; adioin-
ing screened porch: din. rm.. 12xl5;
bright: equipped kit. dining area):
3 bedrms; tile baths; master
bedrm., l3x17, pvt. bath. Third fir
Is a nicely finished studio rm. and
a storage rm.. l2xl6 Well insu-
lated. Full bsmt., a spacious rec
rm, with fireplace. cplorful asphalt
oil INV. heat: outside entr De.
tached garage with slate roof An
excel. neieflborhood yet very conv.
to shopping, bus, church and school,
Listen to the terms! $500 cash.
balance in one trust, Sis per mo,
Fred ]. George. Realtor
Evening star., 1951-11-22
SPECIAL,

Professional Mans Home
Delightful brick duplex. capacious ny-
ing room, pleasant din. rm.. both
upstairs, 3 bedrms., tile bath, linen
closet; full bsmt with outside emit;
gas furnace. hot-water heater; stor-
age rm., "a bath: Venetian blinds,
cornices and storm windows; en-
closed front porch and Anchor
fenced rear yard Priced for quick
sale Flexible financing Call Mr..
Gaertner, ST. 7200i ewes. JA.
Tar1ro -,v@Nr m
Evening star., 1951-11-22
OPEN
THANKSGIVING

THANKSGIVING
Come see these beautiful brick ram
blers in best section of silver Spring
.iv. rm with fireplace. din. rm. fully
equipped GE kit. bath; full hsnt.
with bath; attached gar; nice loca-
ton In beautiful community. adjoin-
ing 2 wooded parks. copper plumb
ing gas heat. storm windows. sun
patio. Drive out Colesville I'd. TO
Mrs. KS Toll House. turn right on
Dale dr.. go blocks and turn
left on Greenbrier DIR. l block to
OPEN sign at model house. 1nfor-
nation available on other ramblers
from $500 up. RE. $3.50.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1951-11-22
COLORED
HOME AND INCOME

Near 18th and Clifton. 3-story brick
with 3 apts; new gas INV. heat;
garage; immediate possession. Cash
REQUIRED, S3 500; bal. easy terms
Mr.. Rensaa MA. $500 or RE. 14O0
BOSSS, - PHELPS, INC. 14l1 X
sSn.W @'
Evening star., 1951-11-22

SILVER SPRING AREA
OWNER MUST SELL
ONLY $11, 900
Attrac. Cape Cod. bunea., liv. rm.,
din. rm., equipped kit, 3 excel. bed
rms. deep lot; $1,000 down. Shown
BY appt. sH. 0424: eyes,. LA.
6-SS00.
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
Evening star., 1951-11-22

ALL BRIcK-sl2.a5o
Closing out the last 2 houses in popu-
lar Oak Springs; masterfully con-
structed 5-rm. brick Cape Gods dor
mered expansion attic, lovely ce-
ramic tile bath. de luxe professional
layout kitchen; full Enslish-type
basement: gas heat. Low down pay
ment and easy terms.
Evening star., 1951-11-22
BETHESDA
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

vIERs MuL-Excellent 2-bedroom
bungalow; nice size living room,
tiled bath. modern kitchen; full
basement: excellent go financing;
must be sold quickly: $10.a50. Eve
nings. Mr.. Barclift. RA. 0626.
RAYMOND B. DUNN. 1895 Wiscon-
sin ave, WO. 0214.
Evening star., 1951-11-22

SILVER SPRING
A MOST UNUSUAL 3-BEDRM.
2l2-BATH HOME
First floor. Vestibule entrance. lovely
liv. rm. with firepl.. sep. din. rm,,
beaut. kit. dishwasher and dispos-
al; 2 twin-size bedrmS., Ia baths.
Second A.. / huge bedrm., full shower
bath with dressing rm.: ample space
for extra liy rm. or den.
Full bsmt., level lot, block from
bus, 9 blocks from shopping center
HOLMEAD, Realtor
nNa aonn
Evening star., 1951-11-22

CHEvERLY-S15,5o
5turdily built Groom all-brick CO.
lonial; 3 large bedrooms, 2l-foot
living room. family-size dinine
room. Well financed with large Gl
loan. Make low down monthly pay
ment and take over easy monthly
terms.
Evening star., 1951-11-22
COLORED
$595 DOWN
POSSESSION

Mr.. UNION STATION
6 large rms. bath. gas. cleo. coal
INV h.. stove and refrigerator:
monthly payments like rent. SURETY
REALTY co AID. l.l3l
Evening star., 1951-11-22
NEAR ST. ANN'S

And Public schools. White Cape Cod.
immaculate and charming. Living
rm. with flrepl. dining rm., equip.
kit. paneled den, or sun room.
bedrms and bath on 1st floor: 2
twin-siZe bedrms. on 2nd floor. This
home is real buy.
The Arizona post., 1951-02-02

Feldman-DickStein
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Field
man, E. 4th, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Judy to
Irwin Dickstein. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dickstein,
N. Richey. No wedding date has
been set.
Graduate of Tucson high school
with highest honors, member of
the National Honor Society, Miss
.Feldman is now employed by the
Retail Merchants Credit Bureau.
The benedict-elect graduated VA
in 1850 and is an accountant at
Levy's. He served in the army
for three years during World War
II and was overseas.
WacknOv-ZavelO
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Wacknov,
Kansas City, Mo. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Donna to Sam Zavelo, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Sol Samors, Terra Alta.
They have not yet made wedding
plans.
Miss Wacknov is a sophomore
at u. of Arizona. Mr.. Zavelo went
to Wentworth Military Academy,
Lexington, Mo-, attended West
Point and is graduate of Louisi-
ana State u. He came to Tucson
from Monroe, La. in Oct. 1949 and
is owner of a sporting goods store
and is active in TUMS.
The Arizona post., 1951-02-02
B.kA-~;
2RnA
Howard John Rauh-

I1OWdAu
It is third son for Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Rauh (Sybil Singer
MANI, 2247 La Mirada Pl. He was
born Jan. 21 weighing 6 lb. 8s4
or. and 1912 inches tall and named
Howard John. Grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. David Singerman,
Montreal, Mrs. Anna Corn, Tue
son.
Diane Lampner.
With the birth of a daughter
Diane, the Arthur Lampners, 2O39
E. 32nd, have two daughters and
a son. Born on Jan. % she weigh
ed 5 lb. II or. and was 19 inches
tall. Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Lampner, New York
and Mrs. Agnes Schrodt, Tucson.
Mr.. Lampner is with the Post
Office.
John David Kaufman
Third child and first son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kauf-
mann, 1876 Gale de Jardin Jan.
26 weighing 7 lb. 1412 OF. and 20
inches tall. The mother is the
former Inge Abraham. Grand
parents are Mrs. Irma Kaufman,
Tucson and Mrs. Rosel Abraham,
Melbourne, Australia.
At Bris to be held Feb. 4 with
Cantor Maurice Falkow as nobel,
he will be named John David.
Hy Copins will be Sandah and Jud
Kane godfather.
Mr.. Kaufman is with a local
brokerage firm and is ZOA presi-
dent.
Andy James Alpert
A second son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Alpert, 4910 E.
Julia, Jan. 81 weighing z Id. 4 OF.
and 20 inches tall. He is named
Andy James. The mother is the
former Joan Brauer. Baby's
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs. Ju-
liuS Brauer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.
Isenberg, Worchester, Mass. Mr..
Alpert is manager of the Wor-
chester Felt Pad Corp.
Harold Dee Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Miller
(nee Rose Silverman) are par
ents of a son born Jan. 27 weigh
ing lb. 1212 OF. and 10 inches
tall. At a BriS Feb. he will be
named Harold Dee. They now
have a daughter and two sons.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Silverman, New York, Mrs.
Ethel Miller, New York. Mr.. Mil
ler operates the fountain at Lifts
Drug.
The Arizona post., 1951-02-02
MIR. and Mrs. David Cohen. "

Mr.. and Mrs. David Cohen, w.
Michigan, have as guests her sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Meckler and son,
Sanford, Albany, NY.
Mrs. Nettie Beck, Chicago, is
spending month with her cou-
sins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Robbins, E.
9Th, enroute to California.
Evening star., 1951-09-27

Premier Alcide de Gasperi left
for New York today, after o visit
|highlighted by his participation
with President Truman in the un-
yelling of the four statues cast In
Italy. which decorate the ap-
proaches of the Memorial Bridge
and the entrances to Rock Greek
parkway.
More than 10000 persons wit
messed the ceremony. according to
police estimates. !.
President Truman made the un-
yelling of the equestrian groups
which were cast as O gift Of the
Italian government, the occasion
to assure the visitor that I'VE are
with you, and will do all we can
to help"
Heaviest Applause for PIMA.
The crowd applauded the
speeches of Mr.. de Gasperi and Mr.
Truman and applauded when each
statuary group cleaned in the
sunshine as the bunting, striped
with the Italian colors of ared
white and green, fell of. But the
biggest applause was for the sing.
ing of Ezio Pima, the basso.
Mr.. PIMA sang "Il Lacerate
Spirito" from Verdi's "Simor
Boccanegra." At the end of tn,
ceremony, he sang the Italian Ma
tional Anthem, THE Song oi
Malmedi" and "The tar-Spanglec
Banner"
| The crowd was especially en-.
lthusiastic about his singing of thu
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Clearance Of Women's
White Linen Pumps, 1'os

~ q Os|O
l6o pairs in group Fine savings Of slightly soiIed
mostly sizes and IN. "a to B widths, mostly
hsh-heeIed; few with medium heels.
W6L-WoMENs SHOES. Down stoirs Store.
Main BuIdno
Evening star., 1951-09-27

Aspiration and Literature" one
Of the two statues he designed for
the Rock Greek Parkway entrance.
President Truman arrived and
departed with his assistant on
foreign affairs, w. Averell Harri-
man.
An invocation by the Most Rev.
Patrick A. O'Boyle. Archbishop of
Washington, opened the cere-
|mony. It was closed with a bene-
|diction by the Rt. Rev. Frederick
D. Goodwin, Bishop of Virginia.
Commissioners Hosts.
The District Commissioners
were hosts at a luncheon for
Prime Minister De Gasperi fol-
lowing the dedication.
Commissioner John Russell
Young presented the key to the
city to the Minister at the lunch
con, held in the Mayfiower Hotel
The approximately 80 guests in
Evening star., 1951-09-27
De Casper Departs After Presentation of tos Gift of Statues

American National Anthem. usu-
ally assigned to sopranos on such
occasions. One man was heard to
say while departing. II never
heard it sung so stirringly. He
made 1t a soldiers song"
introduced by Acheson.
Mr.. De Gasperi was introduced
by Secretary Of State Acheson.
The visitor spoke in English with
Ia marked Italian accent. Both
his speech and that of Mr.. Tru-
man were made inaudible at times
by low-f1ying Air Force planes.
The visitor recalled presenting
one Of the statues to Ambassador
James c. Dunn in Florence four
months ago.
Represent Gratitude.
Now here we have all four OF
the groups in front of u.s. he
said. Surely all this can stand
for the spiritual and material de-
velopment Of man, his humanity
his traditions and his determine
tion to defend them if threatened
That is our common objective
and the aim Of our Atlantic COM
munity.
"But they represent something
more: I mean the gratitude o1
us Italians for the generosity OF
the American people"
Leo Friedlander. one of the
sculptors, unveiled the first statue
"Valor" on the left of the en-
trance to Memorial Bridge.
| Mrs. James z. Fraser, wife OF
l the other sculptor, unveiled
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Junior Misses Underwear
.S5 Vas s2.95 to 4.95

$50 pieces in group. Cotton crepe, sheer cotton
broodeoth poiomos, royon Iaee-trmmed slips,
rayoH and Ioee-trimmed pettieoots. Sizes 9-15.
80 Junior Skirts Solid posteI royon aobordnes broken
W5L-JUNloR MISSES APPAREL,
Down Stoirs Store, Main Building
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Buby EIectroeuted

CLEVELAND, Sept. ~ (P.-A
7-month-old baby boy was cleo
trocuted in the living room Of his
home last night when he bit into
an electric plug. Alan McCrary,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Crary, was found lying by a radio
plug which had been pulled from
q floor socket.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Gloves, So, i,
We're 200

IS Poirs in group including cotton string, dou-
BILE woven eottons, hond crochet and sheer
nyions. Dark and bright eoIors.
W6L-GLoVES Down stoirs Store, Main Building
Evening star., 1951-09-27

|cluded members Of the visiting
Italian party, members of Con-
Igress, officials Of the State De-
partment and Interior Depart
Iment. military district command
Iers and Washington civic leaders.
Other guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. PIMA.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Girls Cotton Crepe
Pajamas, Gowns, BIouses,
l-reguIa-., i Pertee. .37
sC0uld be I.95
,Uould be I.95

100 in group.
$50 Girls Cotton and Royon Slips. Good ronee Of sizes
to H. reeuIors, perfect would be IS Now SO
so Girls Felt Hats. Mostly green and brown. Were 95
100 Girls and Sub-teen Blouses. Cotton and royon.
Assorted styles broken Sizes to H. Were IS. Now,
l37
IS sub-teen Bouses, sizes 10 to IA. Were 2.95. Now
W6L-olRLs' APPAREL Down stos Store.
Main Building
Evening star., 1951-09-27

ChiIdren's Apparel, 95'
Vas 1875
so pieces in group. Shorts, polo shirts, dresses
and blouses. Broken sizes | to 4.
40 chIdrens Cotton Robes. Broken sizes z to s. Were
o'70.
20 chIdrens Cotton Robes. Broken sizes 2 6. Were
WGL-lNFANTS' AND JUVENILE APPAREL,
Down Soirs Store, Main Building
Evening star., 1951-09-27
We're 1895
Boys Athletic Shirts, So
We're Csc
We're Csc

20 Cotton Athletic Shirts, medium size.
20 Boys TeryeIoth Robes. Solid eoo. fancy potterns;
sizes 6 TO- a. l6 lS TO- Were SOS and 7.o5. Now
'1s' " ~ - W 80 ~ ''''' O wv z.ss
Bows NyIon Sweaters in solid coors. Size 10. Were
395
10 Boys Corduroy Sport Shirts. Solid coors. Sizes 4, g.
TO- t. Were ABS Now 3.8S
20 pay-sIo suspsnden. Were e5e Now -3e 3ee
II Day-Go Sports Shirts solid colos and oncy pottens.
Sizes s. g. Il, l8, 20. Were 2.88. Now
2l4 Doy Clio Ties. Were soc. Now-------4---l5e
10 Bow Ties. Were 90. Now-------------- Use
40 Boys Cotton cebona Sets in assorted poids Sizes g. TO-
T. Were 3,e5. Now--------------- l.SS
66 Boys Cotton Gym Shorts in solid eoors Small and
dunn sizes Were LIS and so Now----------- 59e
II Rayon Cold Fire Belts. Sizes n to 3d. Were 90.
Nov Observation-Disclosures 29e
81 Boys Belt Buckles. Were so. Now---------l5c
W6L-BOYs FURNISHINGS AND APPAREL,
Down Stors Store. Main Building
Evening star., 1951-09-27
"BaIi" Bras, ! ! Price

Is Ions line Cote" Bros. sizes q ond G Reou1r!y
Fomous- Foundations, sizes "a, 3d. Al, ~, A
and So Were II so to 1850 Now 50
W5L-cORsETs AND BRAS. Down stoirs Store.
Main Building
Evening star., 1951-09-27
Rayon Taffeta Hats, 1's'
We're 2.05 to 4.05

10 in group. Block or novy, assorted styles.
Is Gressrain end Net Hats. Assorted coors. Were 1875
Now 90
10 Ribbon Hats. White and pink with brim. Were 3.95
Now -------------------l.o 90
10 Evertt Spunweven Hats Vooobond style, white only
Were 3e5 Now -.------------------l.9 .95
Is yards Veins. One-yord lengths assorted coors Were
LOO Now Observation-Disclosures Zoe
IS Royon Velvet Hats, black or brown. Were 3e5 Now
z.95
W6L-MILLNERY, Down stoirs Store.
Main Building
Evening star., 1951-09-27

TS Many at Reductions Of Na or More
Remnant Day Merchandise, on sale Friday
morning at $50, is not returnabIe or exchange.
able, not sent c. 0. D. or on approval; mail or
phone orders not accepted. Some are soiIed,
marred, damaged or otherwise imperfect.