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Seward seaport record., 1951-03-30
General Kepner Defines Civil Defense
 In The Event or HostiIities In Alaska

In a statement to the Legis- lature delivered by It. Gen. w. E. kepner, Commander in Chief, Alaska, March 20, the position of civilians and respon- sibility of civil defense Organi- zations is very clearly defined.
 We are living in an age when total var is possibility" the General began. May God grant that somehow q general war may be avoided. However, should it start, it will be too late to make all civil prepara- tiOns after commencing hostiIi- ties. It is only normal prudence and horse sense to get all our security and civil defense prep arations started as quickly as possible so there will be no panic or hysteria should the actual need arise"
 lie pointed out that it is Iik ely there would be few fronts as such, but that an enemy would seek to destroy the productive capacity of the country by bombing thickly populated areas that will de- prive industry of the labor it must have
 You know as well as 1 that the United States of America will almost certainly receive the first surprise assault, whether 1t be atomic or otherwise" the General states. The outcome of two world wars was decided by the weight of American indus trial production. No enemy will ever give us time again. A civil defense program to be effective in the year 1851 must be in being at the outset of the struggle"
 Speaking of Alaska, General Kepner said that this is an area from which we could mount retaliatory attack, and would therefore, be target for the enemy. If one or two Alaskan localities should be bombed or assaulted with paratroopers, then other Alaskan cities will be drawn in, too, either because they are on the supply route to vital centerS, or to prevent their assisting stricken popula tion in areas already under attack.
 Thus you can see that every person and every community has a part to play in the civil defense program. Communities outside the so-called critical areas should prepare to receive evacuees, and take part in mu- tual and mobile support pro- grams
 Tn event of war which might touch our shores, all the people, all the facilities, skills and ener- gies of the nation must be util- ized. TO successfully carry out this program will require the cooperation of every man, wo- man and child in this Nation :. 1. it is on such requirements that it's (civil defense) organization be perfected'
 Diversion Of Military Resources
 The two main points concern ing civil defense, which were the reasons for General Kepner's address to the Legislature, he gives as: 1.) Civil Defense will minimize the diversion of mill tary resources at critical time from the proper goal of defeat ing the enemy, to the less
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Seward seaport record., 1951-03-30

Chester Moore, postmaster at Cooper Landing, who has been a patient at Seward General Hospital, returned home Friday.
Evening star., 1951-05-03
At Washington and Silver Spring
Teens Suits
Goufs & Dresses

IS Orig 1875 to 1895 Teens Royon and wool
Suits, checks and solids. fitted and boxy styles, no pos
tells; broken teen sizes 10 to le -I2ss
so Orig SIS to $35 Teens Spring Suits wool and royon,
fully lined. fitted and boy styles. SOLIDS poids. checks
navy, postels; teen sizes 10 to l6 ... SIS
40 Orig SIS to 1880 Teens loo9o Wool Toppers pyro
mid styles. checks solids, fully lined -woo fleece or
suede teen sizes 10 to Is in the group SIS
90 Orig 1875 to l4s5 oo0o Wool BoIero Suits veIve-
teen trim Also royon suits with beted back. Loc oreen
novy shrimp, gold sizes o to Is in the group sss
- Orig. s9s Teen Utility Denim Jumper" for sports
gardening, around the house, Woporound style navy
light blue shrimp denim. small medium Ioroe sizes 2sS
End Floor, Washington G. Siluer Spring
ls Orig 1895 to 1926 loo0O Wool FuI-lenoth coots.
pyomid STYLE basket WOOL navy sizes ID to 16 in
II Orig l4.s5 Two-piece Royon FoiIIe Dresses short
oeket flored skirt white pque TRIM poe navy broken
teen sizes 10 to l6 79Q
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-03
Reody Made Droperies
and Slip Covers

IS Orig. 21.ss Hollywood Bed
Covers. z and 3-cushion styles.
Wine and brown grounds with
cordinol design 1899
II Orig. 1898 Hollywood Bed
Covers. Z and 3-cushion styles.
Floral print on brown 9.88
81 Orig. l.9s to 5.98 'Foncy
Soto Pillows. Various shapes
and sizes. All coIors,
9se to 3.98
$50 prs. Orig. 2.ss PIostie
Droperies. Floral and bird de-
signs and stripes. 9O-in. long,
pr. Las
rs prs. Orig. 1898 Drow Dro-
peries. Chinese poeodo and
floroI designs on white ground.
9O-ln. long Or. $40
9Th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-03
SpecioI! 500 Cushion
Tufted Bath Mat Sets

lufted Both Mat SetS
Set 3.66
SmortIy styled sets with twist
center, Iono-loop borders. Scot
covers and matching lox34-in.
both mats in pink. emerold,
burgundy. gray. gold. turquoise,
nile, corol, white.
5th Floor, Washington;
3rd Floor, SilUer Spring
Chromed Dinette TobIes
tSeorred in handling. os isl
6 Orig. 1875 Grey Top Tob'es.
s Orig. s4.ss to 44.ss As
sorted TobIes 1899
4 Orig. 54.e5 TobIes. Formieo
top. drop leof- 34.99
J Orig. 64.s5 to 74.s5 Ehen-
sion TobIes, Formico top, 34.99
7th Floor, Washington
Bedweor
ST Orig. sse Pillow Covers,
royon sotin 66e
i1s Yds. Orig. 49e Muslin
Sheettne. 36 in. - 3 yds. ST
II Orig. 4.ss Pillows, shredded
lotex foam 2.99
1856 Orig. 4.2s to 4.6s Can
non PercoIe Sheets. scoIIoped,
soiIed, 72xlO8 and 8lxl08,
3.29 and 3.69
28o Special Purchase, seconds,
postel coIors, Cannon PercoIe
Pillow Coses, scoIloped sse
IS Orig. s.s5 Comforts $3.50
Cotton, so Wool --5.99
10 Orig. 1875 Wool Com
, Orig. 1875 AlI-WooI BIon-
kets 1875
4 Orig. 1875 Comforts 1895
3 Orig. 1885 Down Comforts,
1875
5th Floor, Washington
Housewares
10 Orig. ST Household Brush
Set -----~----- - ZSe
Il Orig. ST Metal Shelf for
window sill ----39 39e
II Orig. l.4s Kitchen Stool,
os is s-49e 49e
36 Orig. 81 Heort-shope Coke
Pans, oIuminun q for 49e
20 Orig. l.49 PIostie Brooms.
4Se
20 Orig. 1.5s Cooster Sets t4)
for eorden S9e
20 Orig. 4.s5 Choreook, for
broiIing OF toble - 2.95
20 Orig. $6 Wren Houses mode
Of gloss l9e
7th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-03
Mems Shoes

Mems Shoes
IS prs. Orig. s.95 to 1875
Famous Brond Mems Oxfords
Supple brown leather uppers.
leather soles. Several styles;
mostly small sizes 3.S8
23 Prs. Orig. 4.95 Mems Opero
ond Seuff Slippers. Hord and
soft sole styles. Mostly small
sizes -l.49
II Prs. Bowling Shoes in rightly
! and lefty styles. Mostly small
sizes Lac
End Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Silver Spring
Mems Sportsweor
70 Orig. s.s5 Royon Sport
Shirts with long sleeves. Mostly
solid coIors in sizes smoII,
medium and Ioree --l.9s
4 Orig. 22.s5 Royon Cord
Sport Coots with potch pockets.
Regulars. 2/34; Longs. lI37,
1889 - 1888
80 Orig. s.ss AlI-wooI Covert
ond Flannel Stacks 4.S6
Street Floor, Washington
Sporting Goods
so Specially Purchased Leother
Boseboll Gloves, fully lined and
oil treoted 3.S8
IS Specially Purchased Bod
minton Sets with two rockets,
net and shuttlecocks 4.66
Street Floor, Washington
G. SilUer Spring
IS Prs. Orig. l.99 to 1873
RuffIed and Toilored
Curtoins
Pr. 9oc
One and two o-poirs- Of kind!
Short and long lengths
various sizes, styles. Some
soiIed. All sold as is.
~ prs. Orig. 3.9s RuffIed
Royon Morauisette Curtoins.
"a in. wide to pair, 81 in.
Is prs. Orig. 7.ss RuffIed
Royon- Ninon Curtoins. 100
in. wide to poir, 90 in. long.
Extro wide ruffIes. EeesheII,
s prs. Orig. 1923 RuffIed Or
CANDY Curtains. l52 in. wide
to Poir, 90 in. long. Yellow. blue.
pr. 500
s prs. Orig. 1925 Frome- style
Oreondy Curtoins. Ruffles on
all 4 sides. l60-in. wide to
poir, 90 in. long. White.
pr. 500
9Th Floor, Washington
25o-Prs. Orig. l.ee and 2.9s
Plostie Cottage Sets
Set 4oc
Canopy style cottoee sets in
cludine conopy top. conopy rod
and 36-in. sosh. Red, green
or blue.
9th Floor, Washington;
3rd Floor, SilUer Spring
lOl Prs. If PERT. e.7e and o.9s
ToiIored Queentex
Nylon Curtoins
Pr. 3.98
Eosy wash, quick to dry ny
lon morquisettes. priced so low
Just because of minute flows
thot won't effect the wear.
SO in. wide to poir, So and r.
in. lengths. Ivory.
9th Floor, Washington;
3rd Floor, SilUer Spring
Towels
1877 Orig. s for 81 to s fer
l.7s Iour-Soc Towels. 1870
to 2Ox37-in. sizes. Some
solIed - 6 for 75e
80 Orig. l.7s Loop Twist Cot
ton Rugs. Heovy weight. l8x-
3O-in. Various colors 81
4s Orig. l.l9 Bathroom Scot
Covers. Various coIors- 49e
liz Orig. l.95 Cannon Both
Towels. 24x46-in. size. Solid
coIors, red, aqua, flomineo, sse
33l Orig. 2se Common Pastel
Wash Cloths. l2xl2-in. sec
onds - s for 99e
Al Orig. 3.95 Women's Beach
WroP-Around Towels. Small,
medium, large. White only
So Orig. 3.ss and 4.ss pIostie
Shower Sets. Dropes and 6x6-
#. shower curtain. Various
patterns, coIors set l.se
5tn FtOOr, washington
As RPM. Records
(one-of-a-kindl
5 Orig. 3.93 PopuIo' Albums,
l.se
l6 Orig. lib TO 6.29 Albums.
classical and light.
i.z9 to 2.59
20 Orig. S9e PopuIor Records,
49e
! Orig. 3.s5 Carrying cose for
SO 45-r.p.m. records. as is,
l.99
5th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-03
so Originally 5.98
MetoI Hampers
3 SO

Ss<%
Spoce- saving hoIf-round shape.
All metal, enomeled with Hop.
olone Cossidy motif.
7th Floor, Washington;
4th Floor, SilDer Spring
iCustom-mode Droperies
tSome Floor SompIes Some
Cancelled orders)
z Prs. Orig. $l3 Chortreuse
Cotton PebblecIoth; unlined; 30
in. long. Inside foded Pr. ST
! Pr. Orig. $l3 Gold Royon
Toffeto; SO in. long; unlined. 4,
2 pr. Orig. sIs Dork Green
Cotton PebbIecioth; 48 in. long;
! Pr. Orig. SIS Eoosheil Nov
city Domosk; 48 in. long; lined,
2 Prs. Orig. $40 EoosheII Nov
city Domosk; 81 in. long; lined.
z Prs. Orig. $40 Rose-coroI
Royon Antique Sotin; "a in.
long; lined Pr. IS
I Pr. Orig. $l2 Wine Cotton
Pebble Te~tured Cotton; As in.
long; lined -P Ps. IS
l Pr. Orig. $ls Cotton Mummy
Cloth; chortreuse and green on
ivory ground; SO in. long; lined,
p. IS
3 Prs. Orig. SIS Dark Green
Self = Patterned Cotton; 81 in.
long; lined -------Pr. IS
z Prs. Orig. $40 Rose-CoroI An
tique Sotin; SO in long: lined;
] P,. Orig. s2s Gold Royon
Sotin; "a in. long; lined;
weighted Pr. IS
Pr. Orig. $2z Chintz Oroper-
les with separate valance; fIorol
stripe on white ground; e5 in.
long; lined; weighted Pr. IS
] Pr. Orig. $40 Printed Beige
Chintz; "a in. long; lined; mop
patterns "Americos" Pr. So
! Pr. Orig. $40 Domosk Beige
self potterned fIoroI, 81 in.
long, lined Pr. So
Pr. Orig. S14 Leof and FIorol
Patterned Royon FoiIIe; dark
brown; 90 in. long; lined,
! Pr. Orig. SIG Rose Antique
,Royon Sotin; 81 in. long; un-
l Pr. Orig. $40 Blue She'll
Patterned Royon Domosk; ee
in. long; lined ---Pr. $40
! Pr. Orig. Sls Floral BEIGE
Cotton PebbIecIoth; 96 in. long;
unlIned ---- p. $40
Pr. Orig. SGT Abstroct Printed
Cotton PebbIecIoth; corol-red;
10 in. wide to poir; so in. Iona;
lined ondeweiehted - Pr. IS
z Prs. Orig. $40 Rose Beige
Royon Antique Sotin; IS in.
long; oo in. wide to poir; un-
lined p,. IS
] Pr. Orig. s22 Rose Beige
Royon Antique Sotin; Y in.
long; IA in. wide to poir; un-
lined - Pr. IS
] Pr. Orig. $24 Almond Green
Cotton PebbIeeIoth; 81 in. long;
II in. wide to poir; unIined,
! Pr. Orig. $40 EeosheII fIoroI
Royon Domosk;; 80 in. long; 90
in. wide to poir; lined Pr. $40
I Pr. Orig. S3s Rose Cotton
PebbIecIoth; 80 in. long; l4o
IN. wide to poir; unIined,
! Pr. Orig. SIS FioroI Leof Cot
ton PebbIecioth; ivory ground;
81 in. long; III in. wide to
poir; unlined ----- Pr. $40
I Pr. Orig. $36 Leof Patterned
Cotton PebbIecIoth; white;
ground; 80 in. long; ll6 in.
wide to poir lined - Pr. $40
z Prs. Orig. S36 Printed Cotton
PebblecIoth; Cowboys and In
dions, eroy ground; 90 in. long,
l22 in. wide to poir- Pr. SIS
9th Floor, Washington
Handbags
ITS Orig. IS Genuine Ieother
shoulder strap boes, some with
metol medoIIions. Also royon
foilIe boes in pouch and box
l4o Orig. i.7s Hoqdboes, pios-
tic coli, royon foiIIe. butcher
$50 Orig. 50 Plastic Cali, pios-
tic lizord, simulated suede
handbags in shoulder and pouch
styles - ----$2*
Plus tax.
Street Floor,
Washington G. Siluer Spring
300 Orig. Las
Girls NyIon Ponties
ST
NyIon tricot ponties, white,
girls sizes z to IA in group.
2a1d EInnr
Evening star., 1951-05-03
300 Orig. BIS
ChiIdren's SondoIs
Z. As

2.45
Brown. red or white elk bore
foot sandals, infonts', chill
dren's, misses broken sizes.
End Floor,
Washington & SilUer Spring
Young Mems Apparel
l6 Orig. SIS AII-wooI sport
jockets, sizes 80 to 40 1888
II Orig. i4.s5 Boys oII-wooI
sport coots, blue. ton. sizes u
to ! 7 in the group 9.SS
I Orig. 22.5o Boys oyon-ond-
wool eobordine suit, size IS,
1888
z Orig. 22.5o Eomous make
cord coots, size SO ----7.8S
z Orig. $35 Mems Suits. sizes
SO and 40 S22
45 Orig. 2.s9 Boys wosh siocks,
cotton, solids, ploids l.SS
IS Orig. 5.s9 Boys royon sotin
joekets, broken sizes z to 20,
3.sS
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-03
Misses and
Women's Roincoots

Misses and
Women's Roincoots
"a Orig. 1895 Misses ond
women's roincoots. Royon tof-
fetos ond royon oobordines in
O variety of colors; broken sizes.
81
3rd Floor, Washington
Jr. Miss Dresses
80 Orig. 1925 to l2.s5 Royon
Crepes in delightful prints and
lovely solid eoIors. Sizes 9 TO
IS S5 IS
IS Orig. 1875 and 1895
Pure Silk Prints, solid crepes.
royon master sheers in one and
two-pieee styles in navy, black
ond sherbet posteIs -- $40
3rd Floor, Washington:
End Floor, Siluer Spring
SO Orig, 8.95 to l2.e5
Spring Hats
6.95
Wonderful collection Of huts
you've wonted s.. now greatly
reduced! MiIon-type strows in
dark and postel colors. Also
flower hots with net crowns.
Sailors, cIoehes. bumpers. level
on-the-heod types! Ribbon and
veil trims.
3rd Floor, Washington
SpeeioI Purchase! 1,5oo Yds.
Corded Royons
Cool corded royon ideal
for suits. skirts, separate jackets.
AZ in. wide --yd. 7ee
552 pcs. Orig. sse to ese
Cotton Remnants. Prints and
solid coIors in "a to 3-yd.
lengths yd. 19e
BIS pcs. Orig. 5se to 7se
Royon Remnants. Prints and
ploin eoIors. "a to 3-yd.
lengths yd. 3ee
speeioI! $50 yds. creose-Re-
sistont Cotton Plaid Tissue
oinehom, sample lengths,
yd. 79e
Street Floor, Washington;
3rd Floor, SilUer Spring
50 Orig. l4.95
Nylon Iricot Slips
8.o5
Fomous moke nyIon tricot slips
with permanent pleotine, lace
trim, white, black, grey, sizes
81 to SO in the group.
3rd Floor, Washington
End Floor, SilUer Spring
Knit Underwear
3 Orig. sos NyIon Tricot Bed
Jockets, pink, small. counter
IS Orig. s.s5 Royon 7ricot
Bed Jockets, small. pink, blue,
red, yellow. aqua 81
IS Orig. $50 Ski Poats. $3.50
wool, 5o9o royon, ankle
length. Also short sleeve
shirts. Red, sroIl z for 81
Is Orig. 1895 NyIon Tricot
Gowns, net and Ioee trim; sizes
81 to AZ. red and tlue in the
is Orig. s.s5 NyIon Tricot
Sleep Coots. sizes 81 end "a,
pink, counter soiIed 3.e9
4 Orig. So Winter-welgh Cot
ton Union Suits, dutch neck,
elbow sleeves, tight knee; size
AZ, white 81
4 Orig. SOS Brushed Royon
Pojomos, sizes ID to 20; oquo,
blue, yellow in the group, 2.ee
4 Orig. 4.95 Brushed Royon
Short Sleep jackets; pink, blue,
flame, small and medium sizes
IN the group 2.99
IS Orig. 3.s5 Brushed Royon
Bed Jockets; pink, blue. aqua,
small 1875
IS Orig. 5.s5 Brushed Royon
Gowns, sizes IA to 20; pink,
blue and oquo in the group,
4.95
Street Floor,
WGShinQtO7l & SiLDer SDrin0
Evening star., 1951-05-03
Boys Apparel


40 Orig. Ito Boys Knit Polo
Shirts, sizes s to l6----4ss
80 Orig. 3.es to 4.ss Boys
"Slueoer McGee" royon sotin
baseball jackets, 6 to II in the
group. Famous woter repellent
jockets. 8 to 10 in the group.
ass
End Floor,
Washington & Silver Spring
$50 Orig. $50 to l.e5
Nylon Hose
89c
Fomous make nyIon hose in
sheer ond medium weights,
perfect quality, many shodes;
sizes 81 to | in the group.
Street Floor, Washington
Mother Daughter
Dresses!
Eyelet trimmed broodcloth or
two-tone plaid and solid cot
tons; tots, girls. mothers sizes
in the group.
81 Orig. 4.ss to 5.ss Tots
sizes 3 to 6x 2.S8
81 Orig. 5.ss Girls sizes 7
- Orig. s.ss Mothers sizes
10 to l8 5.SS
End Floor, Washington
ChiIdren's Underwear
l69 Orig. 1893 two-plecs
cotton knit sIeepers. size 8,
60 Orig. 2.ss Gotten crepe
night gowns. prints. sizes s
to 10 in the group. broken sizes.
l.7S
so Orig. l.ss cotton crepe
shorty poiomos, sizes s to "A,
ST
End Floor, Washington
G. SilUer Spring
lis Prs. Orig. 1875 to 1898
Women's Shoes
6.85
Fomous Brand Colts, Suedes,
Potent Leothers. Sling and Shell
pumps! Ankle and instep
strops! Some cosuol and
wedge heels; broken sizes a to
9, narrow and medium widths.
s3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-03

chance to pick wonderful for tte Short and
long coats Pyromds Boy style! Fitted coo Fored bocks
Wool eobordnes. feeees uedes, eohmeres Misses and
women's sizes in the group.
Evening star., 1951-05-03
ChiIdren's Slippers

NhiloIen S SiIpPerS
200 Orig. l.s5 Terry Cloth
Scuffs, bright coIors; broken
children's sizes 6ee
2nd Floor, Washington
Children's Apparel
35 Orig. 800 Boxer suits with
print bIouses, sizes 3 to 6, z.ss
Is Orig. l.99 two-piece royon
bathing suits, sizes 3 to 6 6Se
IS Orig. l.es Royon sotin swim
trunks, sizes 3 to 6x LIS
ST Orig. 2.ss to 5.9s Two
piece cotton print Mother ond
Daughter bathing suits, sizes 4
to s and 81 TO 36 in the group,
ST
IS Orig. l.ss BroodcIoth or
ehombtoy sport bIouses, sizes
200 Orig. s.ss to 5.ss Cotton
dresses, broodeIoth, semisheers,
prints. solids. sizes 3 to 6x,
$50 Orig. z.ss strow hots,
bonnet and off -the-foce styles,
sizes 20 to Il -----i.S8
ITS Orig. 3.se strow hats,
rollers, Off he-foce and half
hots, sizes 20 to 2l u 2.3s
10 Orig. 7.95 AIl-wooI bolero
suits, posteIs. sizes 5 to 6x,
IS Orig. 5.s5 Royon eobordine
roIneoets, grey red, green,
End Floor, Washington
Girls Apparel
$50 Orig. s.se to 5.ss Cotton
Dresses; broodcIoth, sheers,
swisses; broken sizes 7 to IA,
7.ss
100 Orig. $50 to 2.95 Strow
Hots; soilors. bonnets, off-the-
foce styles --I.5S
Is Orig. $50 to 4.95 Strow
Hats; including milan types,
sisoIs. etc, for summer wear,
2.5s
End Floor, Washington
G. SilUer Spring
Notions
800 Orig. 7oe Knitting yarn,
Tri-loine 909o wool, 1929
nylon, 3-pIy, wonderized
(shrink- resistant 29e
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-03

Cosmetics
SpeeieI Purchase! NoyIon long,
Iostine double -processed lip
stick - 69e"
speeioI Purchase! 300 Hair
brushes. Iucite. nyIon bristIes,
speeioI Purchase! 100 Hair
brushes, Iueite, nyIon bristIes.
7Se
80 Orig. 81 John oorton's A
Nu Liquid 25ea
10 Orig. 81 John Carton Po-
MODE oe---25e*
so Orig. soc combs 2se
'Plus Tax
Street Floor, Washington
500 Orig. 2,e5 to 24.e5
Scatter Summer Rugs
$50 Orig. 7.ss Fibre Rugs.
27x54-in. ST
200 Orig. s.s5 Fibre Rugs.
36x63-in. l.95
20 Orig. s.ss sisoI Rugs.
27x5O-in. l.95
so Orig. 5.s5 Woven Mour-
zouks. 27x5O-in. l.95
80 Orig. 7.95 Woven Mour-
zouks. 36x6O-in. 2.95
20 Orig. 7.e5 SisoIs. 36x6o-
in. - -... .- 2.95
10 Orig. s.ss sisoIs. II in.
by 9 #. .---. 2.95
II Orig. ll.e5 SisoIs. II in.
by II #. 3.95
5 Orig. 1925 Woven Mour-
zouks. 4x6 #. 3.95
3 Orig. 24.e5 Woven Mour-
zouks. 6xo-ft. e.95
9Th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-03

Regularly NOW
1856 Rose Embossed, 12xl76-ft. .-----1Soe5
1919 Beige Textued, oxl soft ---------lses
322.l0 Beige Tone on Tone, ex2o-ft. .--lee95
3o8.s7 Beige Embossed, exle.2-ft ----Isse
34l.o7 oroy leof Textued. l5x2 8-ft. .-------2l4s5
$3.50 Beige Leot Textured l2xl5-ft zl4S5
5000 Rose Loop Textued, l2xl5 1T. ------22ee5
422.l4 Beige 9th Century Pottern. 2xl9 lift -z6ses
81 Mouve Scroll Embossed l2x8-ft 32oe5
6o0.l 10 Mouve Scroll Embossed. l2x20. .6-f. 34ee5
Evening star., 1951-05-03
50 WOOL BRoADLooM RUGS!

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SO Orig. 1925
Jr. Miss Toppers

Royon oobordine, suede. White
and postels: FIorine backs.
stroieht effects. Weor them
now and oil summer! Sizes 9 to
IS in the group.
3rd Floor, Washington,
End Floor, SilUer Spring
Jr. Miss Coots
s Orig. $35 loo9o AII-wooI
Suede and Crepe. Boxy and
fitted styles in navy and pos
tells, Sizes 9 to Is in the group.
SIS
II Orig. 1926 to 1895 Pure
Wool Suedes and FIeeces in
summer postels in boxy styles.
sizes 9 to IS in the group, SIS
3rd Floor, Washington
Teens Apparel
50 Orig. 5.e5 to 7.95 loooo
wool or corduroy skirts, full or
slim styles. solids. ploids,
checks. broken teen sizes 10 to
l6 1888
80 Orig. l.ss HoIters. mony
styles, cotton broodcIoth. in
dian heod, seersucker, odiust-
oble teen sizes 2se
End Floor. Washington
u Orig. 1875 to SIS
Jr. Miss Royon Suits
$40
Classic and dressmoker styles
in yeor- round suits. Grey, beige
ond postels in sizes 9 to 5
in the group.
3rd Floor, Washington,
End Floor, SilUer Spring
48 Orig. 5.88 Cotton
Housecoots
3.85
Zipper-style checked cotton
einehom houseeoots. ntondorin
neekIine, simulated peorI but
tons; sizes II to 20 in the
group. Pink, blue or maize with
black, but not in every size.
3rd Floor, Washington:
End Floor, Siluer Spring
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came available to the press several days later,
disclosed that Mrs. Florence Cannon then chair
man of the board told her colleagues Persons
who are concerned will call the County Board
office or the county manager and say: Has the
audit been completed?' We need to make no
positive gesture" Strong exception to this view
was taken by Robert w. Cox, who had brought
up the question of publicity for the report. Mr..
Cox said: Here is question of document that
the people of this county are entitled to read,
entitled to see -. move that the chairman be
directed to issue a statement to the press that
the report has been received and that a copy
is available in the boards office for public
inspection"
The board then voted to receive the report
and make it public. That there should have been
amy question whatever about this positive
gesture" should be of interest to all of Arlngtons
citizens who believe that the countys business
Is their business, too. And the disclosure in this
instance indicates the wisdom of the boards
decision several months ago to keep transcript
of all Of its proceedings. The public has right
to know how their elected representatives on
the board are meeting their responsibilities
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November 10. 1851. Julius Lulley, the
son OF one Of the five Lulley children who
arrived that day, died November II,
1851.
The grandfather also dabbled in the
culinary arts in which his grandson be-
came so proficient. The Turks estab-
lshed separate restaurant in Kutahia
for the HungarianS and delegated Lulley
manager. The venture, however was far
from being success. The food vas very
expensive and very bad. consequently the
restaurant was soon closed. l am glad
to hear that the grandson amply atoned
for the culinary shortcomings OF his
grandSire
Americans OF Hungarian extraction
will commemorate the Tooth anniversary
OF koSSuth'S American tour (He visited
Washington twice. Beside Lafayette he
was the second foreigner to address both
Houses of Congress; was feted by the
members of the Congress and dine1 at
the White House
We hoped TO include Julius Lulley in
our local celebration in March. 1852.
This hope was shattered by his untimely
death.
Edmund VaSyary.