davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seward seaport record., 1952-02-22
FOR SALE. MISC.

KRESKY FLOOR FURNACE by WSCS. A real bargain at $l25. h. quire at Methodist Parsonage on Church Street. 63c THOR WASHER; 40-gal electric water heater; two gift. Coolerator refrigerators, new. Phone Madi- son 29. 64tfc BABY CRIB, l-6 VT. size, inner spring mattress. good condition; two chests of drawers. Call Main TIT after 5:30 pm. 48tfc MILK delivered to your doorstep. Phone Garfiel5 30 Seward Dairy.
 10Ctfc AVON COSMETICS E. Kcarns. Box 564, Seward. Call Madison IS.
 tie
 WANTED - TO BUY
 6-YEAR SIZE baby bed in good condition Frank Perry, Box 9l2. Seward. 64-o7p CABIN, CABIN SITE. or frontage on kcnaj Lake. Contact Balmat Realty, Seward, G2-3-4-5p TO BUY house, unfinished or in need of repair. Write q, care Seward Record. Box 204 63tfc
Seward seaport record., 1952-02-22
LEGAL NOTICE

Probate No. 5T4 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY ORDER Ot SALE Or BOTH
 REAL ESTATE AND
 PERSONAL PROPERTY SHOULD NOT BE MADE IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR SEWARD PRECINCT, THIRD DIVISION ALASKA In the Matter of the Estate of CLARENCE EDWARD
 WHITNEY, Deceased
Evening star., 1952-12-15

(Right)
Jewel neckline blouse of washable tissue
Cameglow Ia blend of acetate, the beauty
fiber, and fine, ,rayon) with exquisitely
worked net yoke and dainty embroidery
trim. White and pastels. Sizes 80 to
a S5.95
Evening star., 1952-12-15
Gift Gadgets
by Klik clever
stocking suffers!
100 ca.

Clever "extras' to tuck in with your big
gifts .. wonderful stocking surprises.
A. Key Finder, gold color pin .oith loop
on spring reel.
B. Handy andy gold and siluer color
metal pill bOx or compact.
C.. SalBrush.Of Cal. NyIon brush in
cloisonne and gold color metal tube.
d. Bantamlite. Gold color miniature
tlashIite, plastic top ,oith key chain.
E. Ball Point Pen and Lead Pencil ,cith
je,celed like design in imitation
leather case.
F. Cigarette Holder in gold color metal
in imitation leather case.
G.. Susie Q miniature oual portable ash
tray ,Uith cigarette rest.
II. Shoulder Strap Bag Holder in gold
color metal.
All individually gift boxed.
street Floor-Washington and Arlington
Something to hold
over her head
$500 to $3.50
gay, colorful
women's Umbrellas
If by chance it should rain on Christina
she won't mind half so much if there's
smart new umbrella under her tree! In on
timely sale you'll find 10 and 16 rib style lon
and short handled umbrellas :. /. slim jims.
pagodas >. case-set umbrellas >. i. umbrella
with ruffled borders /. :. even some foldin
umbrellas (black only) :. in plaids, soil
colors and attractive border patterns.
Street Noor-Washington and Arlington
,eH credif) For Clo+hino and AeeessorI
Evening star., 1952-12-15
Carol Henry's Youthful
BlOuses in WOmen's Sizes

(Lett)
Opaque nylon tricot blouse with jewel
neckline and scalloped insertion of all
nylon Alencon-type lace. She'll love its
luxury look and its easy upkeep never
needs ironing! White only. Sizes 38 to
44
Evening star., 1952-12-15

Street Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1952-05-02
Oregon Democrats Show
Enthusiasm for Stevenson
By the Associated Press

PORTLAND, Oreg., May O.
Gov. Adlai Stevenson of Illinois
heads for California today, still
insisting he is not a candidate for
the Democratic presidential nomi-
nation.
But Oregon Democratic Party
leaders carried on as if they did
not believe it.
The reception they gave him at
a Jefferson-JackSon Day dinner
here last night was in marked con-
trast to one given an avowed can
didate, Senator Kefauver of Ten
neSsee, earlier.
Senator Kefauver drew 81 to a
$3.50 dinner. Gov. Stevenson
drew 576 to a $40 dinner, held at
the same place. There was stand
ing room only at the end, as more
than 600 crowded into the room.
Whether this feeling for Gov
Stevenson extends to the voters
will not be known until May 16
when Oregon holds it's presidential
preference primary election. with
Gov. Stevenson, Senator Kefauver
and Supreme Court Justice Doug
las entered. Like Gov. Stevenson
Justice Douglas has asked Demo-
Gratis not to vote for him.
Kefauver supporters said their
candidates showing earlier
stemmed from the fact that his
meeting was held on short notice,
while the meeting last night long
had been planned.
Evening star., 1952-05-02
New York Democrats Pick
Eight DELEGATES al LARGE
By the Associofed Press

NEW YORK. May Eight
delegates at large to the Demo-
cratic National Convention, in
cluding the first Negro ever
selected in this State. have been
chosen by the State Democratic
Committee.
They include former Postmaster
General James A. Farley, Senator
Lehman and w. Averell Hartman
former ECA chief and now favor
ite son" presidential choice of
many New York leaders.
The Negro is Representative
Adam Clayton Powell of Man
haitian. His selection was re-
garded as a symbol of the COM
mittee's support for a strong civil
rights program.
The other four named yesterday
are former Senator James M.
Mead, State Chairman Paul E.
Fitzpatrick, National Committee
woman Mrs. William H. Good and
Mayor Vincent r. Impellitteri of
New York.
The eight delegates at large will
cast four of the States 81 votes
at the Chicago convention-one-
half vote each. The rest will be
cast by the 80 regular delegates
elected in the April % primary.
Evening star., 1952-05-02
Howard u. Assures
Tuition 10 Children Of
7 Employees Killed

College educations have been
guaranteed the children of two
Howard University employees who
were killed while working for the
university.
The. Board of Trustees of the
university yesterday voted to
grant the children of these two
'free tuition for any undergrad
uate curriculum of Howard Uni
versity for which they may quail
ify and for which they may apply
for admission"
The employees were DR.. Charles
r. Drew, former professor of sur
gerry, and Alphonso M. Smith, for
merly of the buildings and grounds
department.
DR.. Drew was killed in an auto
mobile accident in April, 1850.
Mr.. Smith was one of four men
killed in an explosion last month
in the basement of the chemistry
building. The other three men
had no dependent children.
The Board of Trustees also
voted to re-elect it's officers. They
are Lorimer D. Milton, chairman;
Dr.. Floyd w. Reeves, vice chair
man; DR.. James M. Nabrit, secre-
tary, and James B. Clarke, treas
urer.
Eight members named to an
other three-year term on the
board were DR.. Donald Bridges,
Miss Pearl Buck, DR.. Richard W.
Hale, ir.: Earl G.. Harrison, DR..
Reeves, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt,
DR.. P. B. Young and Myles A.
Paige.
Evening star., 1952-05-02
II Transit Drivers Cited
For 10 Years Of Safety

Capital Transit Co. this week
honored 81 drivers for 10 years
of safe driving.
Company spokeSmen estimated
the men drove streetcars and
buses SIS million miles the past 10
years without a single chargeable
accident.
Another 800 drivers were award
ed safety badges for operating a
year or more without an accident.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Table Linens

1300SOc Solid Color initiated Napkins 17x7-in for 81
$3.50 On-and-rayOn Damask Napkins for s1
S66-S9c Cotton Embroidered Guest Towels for q
302-Soc Embossed Plastic Place Mats ...- a for e.
aS4SSs aS ~ pr PILLOW Gases, thread-drawn 81
SO-SSS 1aDlecioths cotton-and-rayon damask- 80
52-3S8 Cotton Damask Dinner Cloths -. -T : 90
1S-A99 8-pc Place Mat Sets -. - 800
A-499 Ecru Lace Tablecloths 90
1e Ash Linen Luncheon Sets 399
40 linen LuncneOn Ciotns 199
2S-egs Of higher Priced Hand printed Luncheon Cloths
=, - -, 266
-rregs of Higher Priced Hand printed Luncheon Cloths
q. o.. 366
@S-rregs 1 Higher Priced Quaker Lace Dinner Cloths
"A - >eaea 995
ip-rress' OF Higher-prced Quaker Dinner Cloths
q. r . . 1880
sth Floor, Washington Il -54ss.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Dinnerware. Serxina Pieces

3SSS Lotus China, 5pc place settingr -------.-.1s0
$50 p1 20 so Matching Open stock to above Patterns
500 20 csc
I-79SS Montcello Gold.band set service for u 3e00
220SS Historic Castles S3.pc service for 1855
1e2Se Gold dbanded Royal Jsckson 00pc service for H.
i7aOS
S-BO 10 1885 Solid Green Serving Pieces ssec 70 lOSe
7th Floor, washington
Evening star., 1952-02-28

Housewares

g=lees FNlsheRah Triple MlEEOs ss..s.ss.ss.ss.suAes
=aAe Indirect Electric MEhtlRG Fixtures. .ss.sss...s.W
1900 Metal ehee Racks eeF style les..=-.assssssu.si0
-4bA NusteRe EeeeFe Deer
I pvfh RMNets eve
=eee shelf RaglpN plastic finish bs
le=Ae Wall PE9eelet and spice shelf Combination zoe
l=eHe HWlteE Dishes covered b slse aeN
le=Nhe MgueV LEaeVh ehFemed d-.sa.--s-.---s----s a
W=lNs FleN hMteFA Ma
e-l serving helA A-pen p0eFed plastic RG
M-een Pastry LfleEa, tor beteF pe crust Aha
-!Je AlMmngM scoops laTge --~-----------,----tle
M-4bp FlAAe heeNpA, medium. m.--...---...--..--,aR 800
sl p0ektAll Party pn.ana party eag.
lsO-Mp 70 Assorted Housewares a-....-.-...... 100
e-lhk h0nd0V Chests Of Drawers drawers. AAk
e-ieaA Beudor Chests oi Drawers drawers .......iOS
le-les AleVt Flush Bon Valve Guides
W-eee nhampee sprays red or green. 60
e-Oee undeFbed Chests oil meAi -s...ss...s...s..AOa
N=ghe Tea POI HlnH Safes novelty rims holders
e-tgs screen D0OFa stained walnut finish, B0NBO" iM
esbp 10 1859 OulloOF Dryers, umbrella type ....s.ssA
lT-iApD General Mlh lP0ns
O=ly % ibg ALUMINIUM GOOkWaFe, asserted aDe
g=SHg Amela Kitchen bt00iS asssss4ssssssssss.ssBO
hannuEy SaEM 5ssHEsss#sssasss lM
s-se lniiA'Fed BIOeEb rotating
B@iAgy lhFea BF0lleFsaEzza#z 900
B@lvwB Bleee T0asteRs5 100
b-sBe eemblnsti0h Wahe fFeR aRd Sandwich dEilk 600
Nh Vh FIeer Washington
Evening star., 1952-02-28
chromed Dinette TobIes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TeIevision
At oil 3 stores

At oil stores
536SSs CEOsley l7 Tv Consoles 1851 new l7coc 2eSs5
54la9S Crosey ~ TV Consoles, 1851 l7coc3
$40 S. Emerson 20" Table Tv, 1852 new ee7 2ssss
1-a1ss5 GE II" Console Tv, 1851 new, 17c1os - 24sss
l2ss5 Arvn IT. Tv Consoles with doors 1851 new 1895
S-2ss95 Crosley II" Table nv, 1851 new ~ - 1885
p Washington Store @'t
l-s4ssS CB.s.-Columbia 20" Console Tv, 2ocl 1851
lssssS CrOsey II" Console Tv with doors, 1861 deon
1-2sss5 Ealicrafter II" nv, 1861 Demon 7eo o 1895
62S09S Haregh 17 Tv, 1851 new, 17RO 1885
l@6aS6 DumOnt ArdmOre, 10" console Tv, 1851 deon-
14SesS Emerson console S Tv 1851 demonstrator model
SSS .' --a-5 5---.----4-s.-- 249,9S
l-s7sss oE II" Tv console with doors. 17ciio. 1861
1-SsesB Motorola IT. console Tv 1851 demonstrator
l-essS MotOrola ~ Tv.radiO-phOnO 1851 demonstrator
1-4seSS Zenith 10" ~ console with doors 1861 dem
OhsVatoF 1885
Silver SpsInS Store
l-s7sSO cBs.CoIumbia 2O table Tv 1851 demon. 9oMi
1@ 1885
l-alesS HarIsigh ~ table nv. 1851 demon MsTl4 sssS
i-ASees Dumont Andover II" Tv console, 1851 demon,
.-,e s0oD6
l-aOssS MOtOroa II" Tv-rado- phone 1851 demon. ls,
3TeeS
l-e7ssS Phso ~ table .Tv 1851 new isOL blond aisSS
PsVklnsssn, Arlington, Va.
l-sAe9B Harlegh ~ table TV. 1851 demon MSTil saOS
l-sseSS BSCoIumbia 20" table Tv 1861 demon, aOTi
1-2se96 Emerson II" table Tv 1851 demon O7e leeSS
l2oOS Motorola co. nv console 1861 demon 2OEi 20e0S
l-SSssS Phco 20" table Tv 1851, new model 2iO 2SsOS
~ sriSG SSs tar and wsrraHiv wA~s ,ssSr0
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Mems furnishings Spevtswse,

whl!esenAwhes hne domestic eEfeds, meb lIses many
snart s,ssl. ~ s.n - .,.:
s-se Fameus'mAhe Waterproof RalaeeetI broken sizes
"a Ass 400
M-!g gAmeHs:meke RalReeala, broken ssee IT,. lISS
le-4s Denim Jsekets alp 'front.' slash popkets, hvoseS
lh-lse 70 aAs Heavy LINED Al.WeathW Jackets, broken
l-eIN Alpasa LRsd STERN Ceala, alse u .. lS1
s-wm Mahtwslghl RAy0n spou oaNls broken slseH Es1
Weo! veat sweaters double elbow broken hHsH loo
.. @-eM % leAs All Veal 0ahArdns and WOVSlsG SlAeGI
Wpss VIZ ..-..L .... -. i. .. m
sag g'ls MsIaim LsIe yMeeg.hHtA broken llkeb . lBe
M-SSA sAH"us Make short Sleeve sport shirts, broken
,sIave a. ~ - 100
AS~ Corduroy LenG SIssvsd sport Shirts broken sl.eS
it-gbO Famous Make Slipper sOH, SlHs 10 only Y 81
-eOe Fahsas MAKE bp0H H0seI eo0fA broken Slass ak0
I" strsei Floor, Warrington
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Mems clothlna

sS5s1Se summer suits faiheuSuake eottehs and fayons
is=s!be AlsWeol Sport 6eats, broken slBes ...s siM
ssSV Hay0h smart Glen Baids broken
@6eten PeplIH Ralneoas In natural aH FesilaTs shd
Aen1s sV M 400
Second FleeF washington
Evening star., 1952-02-28
.1I13:ll lll3:lI1EI5!IL<lst2:lt0E57:la3: co
Girls AppareI

3-I99 70 $50 Jumpers; coFduroys velveteens to Il $50
-4pS 10 l0So Chubby" Dresses; cottons raycns s1a-
!f1a ---4- -A-.4 aSe
S0-o0s zip.frOnt Poplin Jackets unlined to IA ---2
All broken sizes.
Second Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Slipeover and Dropery Fobrics

800 ydalA9 Everglaze Print Chntx SO inches wide 50c
800 yds-is to sSO Print Slip Cover and Drapery Fabrics
S8c
20 yds-lSs 10 aSO Everglass Quilted Print and Plain
Chint1 = : y A.
Evening star., 1952-02-28

kghtW damaged shepweFH WFeng initials or discontinued
AnAleFA All IN seed seEvieeable condition All nFiees
BINS teA 81" T. rf't - ..sasfhaE E ra lr.'9
!-sM Mans Side Fitted aF Club Zip Bag s slS
MAHs Fep ufaln ~ geWhae BFief hag $40
l-s4he Mans TeK9R TWs-6HiteF Case 49, - Si0
-sS Mans Top Grain Gewhide Fitted Toilet Case siC
ss aep ntalh CeWhlae bElet Case Sway Ep -, SO
~sosv peleM EeR uEaln CeWhlae Mans Tw0-slteF SEQ
~ hepI Laales hI0Wn wardrobe Case T.50
~ xswMey se Laales FuLman
GppcE Aaaes nEeWn x0 Pullman Cases
ISIS Star Craft "a" Ladies Weekend Case - 150
-xse Crown SKI Lite 81" Ladies Weekend Gases es75O
,soS CEowh ~ Lte mai Boxes $40
S-lGSo Crown Ski Lite 26" Pullman Gases s- S1O
l-N0 Nationa TwO-Tone Green Train Case e s1O
!-l50 Two-T0ne Maroon Ladies 81" Weekend Case SO
I-H50 Red Alligator Grain Cowhide Train Case e- SO
1-$xS Double Decker Ladies' Vanity Cases....l2SO
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Washers, Ironers

All 1881 Demonstrators except where Indicted otherwise
At al . stores
6-399S Armstrong table model roners, D-2l
M-29005 Bendx automatic no-bOt washers, 1861, new
-599S whirlpool apartment washers 1851 new TO- 3S95
Washington Store
1-290SS Apex automatic washer 3002p
1-5O96 Conlon table ironer, "a 299S
1-1sSS Hareigh wringer washer, i7o4P- 1895
Silver Spring Store
l-1S09S GE wringer washer, AW 4e2.--........lSoSS
1-l109b Hareigh wringer washer i704P. 60eS
1-42M Hotpoint Console lroner OoeS
l-lS0W 0E wrnger washer, AWiei. OONS
PsHlnston, Arlington, Ns
l-223.D0 Thor automagic washer er.....-.... 80
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Teen Apparel

lS-lOsS 10 14SS Formal Gowns, 10 to ie AAa
4S=OS5 20 14SS Dresses wide selection; to 10 .hSS
Second Floor Washington
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Man's Shoes D sllppats

M.eeb % et Nationally Advertised MEMS eniordn bFewn
sbeg sheaFlRG Opera slippers with leather keIss and
heels' hfee ana small slBes eIy a
Second FleeF, Washington
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Trode-in TeIevision

Washington Store Only
1-EmersOn 121s I'm. table Tv-
Emerson 121s-in console TN
1-Philc0 1O-in. table w.
1-Hailicrafter 16-in. table TV
1-TeletOne 17-in. table TV-
beverly 1914 in. table TV--
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Women's Gloves

Seesl 10 h2S novelty siponS. rAyon .-----..-..eee
So0-&e novelty double woven cotton gloves
t~ ~ Street Floor. WGahinetoM store Only .:
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Bedspreods

4-S.90 HobnaM Spreads ads------.4----..--..-.... Sac
62-egS.10SS Bates Drapes sSS
2o-9Ss Draw Draperies, rayon taffeta SSS
4-seconGs OF S2S Heirloom Spreads 1895
M=NW Heirloom Spreads; seconds; double 70B
s-s2S Bates Diamond Jubilee Spreads --........ 1895
-. 9th Floor, Washington store
Evening star., 1952-02-28
RefriseFotors, Freexers

A. sH stores
ASesD PhIlco Rergerators 10 Gu IT, double door, 1851
iSlssSS Phiico Rsirigators 10 Gu IT, 1906! new No ISIS
200.OS
WsshlastOn Ssess, 1881 DsmeNssvssen
l-eeeeS Admiral Refrigerator GU. II, 2laAS
l-l299S Admiral Refrigerator 10 IT, 20e0S
i-sSsSs Admiral Reirserator y Gu IT, 2ke9S
l-4Je96 Admiral Refrigerator II Gu. IT,, lieI $685.
i-ssssS CFOslsy Refrigerator. IT, model CACO 27s9S
Silver SpvinS. 1881 DGmenssssses
l-l7AeB Admiral Refrigerator, II Gu ft...... 3SaAS
1-20e96 Gibson Refrigerator, Gu IT,, 10. I3O0S
l-20096 Hotpoint Refrigerator Q Gu n. ECS2 - 2S00S
lSOeSS kelvlnatOr Refrigerator. Gu IT, DR. 2soOB
Hh Floor, Warrington; Ah Floor. Slluer SPRING and
PorkiNOtoN, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Picture Shop
Venetion Blinds
curtoins

CuEt0tne
$3.50 Tailored Nylons, CO.. wide to pair ST. long 900
-lOe Rayon Faie ghlFbacks ITO" wide pair O0 long
a1+ 1So
sosss Rufflsd Rayon Curtains O2 wide to pair $3.50"
Sa,aa r,.d R.von. 100. 6. - n.;- oo ons
lS130s RuffIed Nyions iO2" wide 10 pair CO., long 500
S-2sSs Raffed NylOns 1922 wide 10 pair oo long
.s eM Feor, Washington
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Knit Underwear
Motlene and YavN

4=kee te Tbe FafeeAe eheulde eeVevs Doe
ie=gee asaeellen HesWy TPeEh plastic le
Ne=iA RleIsheFt 0mbPe Knitting WeEstedssstt es ODE
~, ... - Street FleeF, washington
Evening star., 1952-02-28

/. THESE 31K
Women's Gloves
:: a.y.y .,S 1Ss:ly Sss. sS:s s,s ssss .s;,:
s~ AZ Street Floor. wGaAnston store Only ,:
Hot Bar
$50 E,s.iS as:sisS:n;
lb-SSs Everitt neeAlepOint hats
Street FtoOr. Washington Store Only
f"t
Womsn's Nsekweor
is-bss 10 o. square a SeAFfs Ties In eOorS Doe
Street Floor, Washington store Only
Knit Underwear
tsasb Brushed RaEOh aewna red ana white, 4o..-.s-
s=ess teuhsng sepatates o. 10 % =a.ss.==s=s..=s.l@
qSis l S.1sa . Mss ss'ssss eSs ss Il
i-idi % Slb WSSI aad eSiieR PetlieSSG s.s.:...s.
+, Street EleeF washington steFe only
NotlonV and YavN
.s i.s:sp S.S:. Tc.: cm sssasp s psiss w.s..d.1 d. @
% "A .-. i.., sWeN Fieet washington
WomsM's Gloves %, .'e., a.|
!ls'i y ~. D"ub'w"v'" ''''""" @'as aes'tn' ss!:4
NY street VIOOr washington slov Only
1 Stationery
lg.-si 10 40 tIn, sa.IsnsrIss, .orsd ,. Ns n LN
iAs-aes y Il6 tssIlai unshs"S SSpAn' lie 70 Y:
NO-lW Alsrts bAl pelht pens .s.ssss..ss... 100
Street Floor, Warrington
Misses casuoI Dresses
iGbi4sb IL iTSb eAAuA Dresses bFoksn AIses eoOFA 10
ThDd Floor, Washington Store Only
Rvenlne Gowns and WrapS ''
m-sees 70 eee! EetMals M and hVtnal WFaVss'as'''''
'M-isSe 10 tsS STAINING WFaph Jaekels s.sEssss's-Nb
'a third FleeF Washington Store only
Budget Dresses
ysaas 10 lAss Misses end wsmeHs Ruaset Dresses ~
% Iee-seb Misses end WemeRs Budget Dresses 40
ThFd Feer, MessaNaHe, WasHtagteE Store only
Women's Setter Dresses sa.:s. ..o
-iSss !" 1875 Wsmsn. Dress Dresses Ias to ~ III
Third VloOr, Washington Store Only
Junior Miss Dresses
so-less to lTas Junior Dresses to l6
@-l9SS to sass Junior Dresses, dressy
Third Floor Washington Store Only
Maternity AppareI
u0-Better maternity dresses, wool skirts S8
10c-Matenity jackets, skirts broken ESQ
3o-Better maternity 2-pc dresses SO
Second Floor, Washington Store Only
American CIossic Dresses
soo-Sss Coats House Dresses
. Third Floor WGshn0t0n Store OnU
Women's Shoes
112-1os5 to 1885 Womens famous Make" shoes---6S5
- Third Floor, Washington Store Only
Millinery
Sass TO 695 Spring hats
A-Tailored type Spring hats Special Purchase
Third Floor, Washington Store Only
Junior Miss Toppers and Coots
e-ssS to 1886 Fleece Toppers, to SCI
3$65 1895 Junior Trim Coats to Is in the group
$50
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Nat Bor
Won,sn's NseIweor

i9-bse 20 s square k seAFB ties Ia eoofs Doe
Street Floor, Washington store Only
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Misses Better Goats

70-4e9S 20 S0S6 Misses untFimmed coats
1-eeSS all-woel Misses casual eeats. so
79-7eSS 10 1885 Misses fuFtFnamsd coats b0 70 $50
Third Floor Warrington Store Only
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Millinery
Junior Miss Toppers ond Coots

e-S3S 70 1896 Fleece Toppers, to SCI
s3-65 to 1895 Junior Coats to IS in the group
$50
10-79SS and SsSS Junior BOxystye Coats TO IS in the
Third Floor, Washington Store only
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Props, Youna Mems Apporel

i0-l0DS Qullt.lIhed Jackets prep sizes 10 to 20 390
S-sSS Prep WOol ZIP Goats Sizes 49, 49, 10 20 1850
l2-l99b Prep Qalt.ined Surcoate, sizes Is, 20 SIS
SO-isSS Prep Rayon 0abardns Suits, i2 49, 49, 49, 49,
iAOe
3-4s.so Young Mems Tuxedos sine 30 S2S
1-4e60 Young Mems Grey WoFsted Suit, Size 80 1895
S-se9s Young Mems WOol spOr Coalsi o. 36 a. % 1850
3Ft Second Floor, WashtRoton
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Tots',ApparoI

5s-i Pleaed skirts navy, red pastels 10 0 for %
9gM sheer mleusegy white, pastel trim 10 for %
e-sM Gotten khit H0xer Suits, sizes 10
le0-ato Plaid buspendeF Daeks ana Boxer waist 10 81
M-kse s'eane Cotton CnTdigAns, sisse 70 -.
TS-iH " lw Pole Shirsi Ions. short sleeves, 70 D.
ek-S9S V slS Dresses ana JumpsrsJ sizes 70 ~ aSO
Se-lgys 70 Iggb ceat sstsI plaids Solids 10 so
S9-le1 20 W. moyT WOoi Tweed CoAt Sets 70 =. 0i2
~-iNsS 10 ieSB sPe SnO SVlts popinS. nylona 10 T.
Second gIcoSs ska.hinesos
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Budget Dresses

Tb-aes 10 IAsS Misses end WemeHs AuaGet presses
a 4ee-ees Misses End WeiHeR's Bv6get Dresses i D.
Fhird FleeF, MesaaNlHe, WasHfaefeN steTe only
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Women's Better coots

sO-s77 10 S2s Womens fur trimmed coats w to 500
So--6eeS to 0o95 Womens untrimmed coats $40
213esS TO SECS untrlpmed wOmens coats .--.-.--1S
Third Floor Warrington Store Only
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Misses Sportsweor

ZOO Zey and 990 FayOn and cotton sweaters 9
i2SSO0 and 70e ekiFts, fayo wooiens 2ee
4l--SDe blu jeans with plaid lining, navy $50
2-0e8 veIveeen shoulder tie cas0les black $50
t7 long sleeve cardigan Jackets suede ass
4-7es ray0n aud nyOn bl0uaea, IL TO 10 ass
t-2Ss long sleeve velveteen sherry size ESQ
N-tOSe and l2Ss skirts, yayon and nyon- S
Third Floor WdsBtngt0m store ONLY
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Women's Better Dresses

M-22Aa 10 4Sh WGIAeRs Better Dresses, IAN sa4h-r u
N-l4s5 to 1895 WemeP's Dresses, lah to 24h -+---
. Third Floor Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Womsn's Gloves
Stationery
Misses casuaI Dresses

ia-i4sb Ia iTSb Casual Dresses broken AseS eol0FA
Thld FiO0t washington Store Only
- go ...t ...... .i. .u....tl.t .. "a
Rv0nlna Gowns end WrapS
M=aeeb 10 aeeb FeFmAs and Evening Wraps.
ib@i6be 10 eeb Stunning WFaph JACKETS =ssEEsss.s=Ne
Third FleeF, Warrington steFS Only
Evening star., 1952-02-28

Gth FIeer Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Junior Miss Dresses

30-l0.ss to lT.9s Junior Dresses, Q to l6 -
lS-l0.95 and 1896 JunieF Dresses, Q to IS -
5O-l9.9S to S2,sS Junior Dresses, dressy tyI
Third Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1952-12-09
Arnold Drivers Meet
Today on New Offer

Drivers and mechanics of the
Arnold Bus Lines scheduled q
meeting today to consider a new
wage offer by the company.
The union men have beer
working without a contract since
November "a while continuing to
meet in bargaining sessions
Commissioner Gilbert McCut-
tcheon of the Federal Mediation
and Cancellation Service and
IState Labor Commissioner E. M
IBoggs have assisted the dis
.cusSionS.
1t was agreed after a day-long
session yesterday to submit the
latest proposal to the member
ship.
The union, Division 1919, Anal
gamated Association of Street
Electric Railway and Motor Coach
Employees of America (AFL)
originally asked 80 cents an hour
more. The company offered three
cents now and an additional five
cents next year which would
bring the scale up to that now
given employees of another Vir-
ginia line, the A. B. & w.
Evening star., 1952-12-09
81 Men Face Danger
Aboard Pacific Ship
By the Associated Press

ABERDEEN, Wash, Dec. g.
The grounded, 7,207-ton freighter
Workman with 81 crewmen aboard
perched through the night like a
sitting duck" on the surf
churned Washington Beach.
The Coast Guard said there
were no immediate fears for the
safety of the crewmen, but the
weather forecast for later in the
day was ominous. It called for
winds of 40 miles per hour, more
than double their velocity in the
night.
Coast Guard officials expressed
the fear the Workman might be-
come a casualty of the sea if the
commercial tug Salvage Chief
cannot haul her loose at high
tide this morning.
A Coast Guard party was ready
to remove the crew from the
freighter by breeches buoy if
necessary.
The Workman, riding high with
out load en- route from San
Francisco to Grays Harbor, ran
aground yesterday on an inshore
reef just above the harbor's north
jetty. -
The Coast Guard said high
winds and heavy seas apparently
swung the Liberty ship off course
The Workman is owned by the
Calmar Steamship Corp.