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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-03
Asian Reds Handed
Worst Postwar Defeat
In Japanese Election
By William Jordan
Associated Press StoH Writer

TOKYO, Oct. 3.-Japanese
voters, in their first free election
since regaining sovereignty, have
handed world communism its
worst Asian setback Of the post
war era.
Japan's Communist Party,
which won 35 House seats in the
1919 election, failed to place a
single one of its 1O7 candidates
in Wednesdays balloting.
Only two Communists remain
in the Japanese Parliament. Both
are in the virtually powerless
Senate.
Voters gave pro-American Prime
Minister Shigeru Yoshida and his
Liberal Party an absolute ma
jority Of 24G seats In the 1866
member House.
Closer Cooperation Foreseen.
Japanese commentators predict
ed Japan would follow an even
stronger policy Of cooperation
with the West, particularly with
the United States.
The severe drubbing which the
Japanese gave the Communists at
the polls amazed observers. 1t was
a smashing cold war victory for
the democratic West.
The Red defeat reflected Japa-
nese revulsion for the Red cam
paign Of violence and hate which
reached a high point in May Day
riots. It mirrored, too, Japanese
irritation with Soviet Russia's re-
luctance to hand back or even
discuss the thousands of hippo
nese war prisoners missing behind
the Iron Curtain.
It showed the depth of Japan's
suspicion of the Communists who
seized islands within sight of
Japan after the war. Japanese
have become increasingly angry at
Soviet capture Of Japan's fishing
boats and crews of the northern
island, Hokkaido.
Diplomatic Moves Angered Japs.
The Soviet Unions 1850 agree
ment with Red China on a mutual
defense pact aimed directly at
Japan was a blow to hopes that
this Nation might be able to get
on a friendly footing with the
c Communists. Red refusal last year
to accept the San Francisco peace
treaty with Japan heightened sus-
picions.
Last months renewed Sino-
Soviet agreement permitting Rus
sian troops to remain in Port
Arthur just across the Yellow Sea
from Japan and the Soviet veto of
Japan's application for entry into
the United Nations further crushed
Japan's hopes for amicable rela-
lions with her Red Asian neigh
bOrS.
If the Communists had hoped by
their concentrated program of
threats and provocation to fright
en- the japanese into breaking
their ties with the West, they
have failed miserably.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-03
$3.50 to sos FIonnsIetts Poiomo.

Warm, heavy cotton flannel in famous
makes Slipover and coat styles in color
full stripes. Sizes to Is.
, 1952-12-31
Howdrd Jackson
Terms de Castro Unfit;
Tells Him to Quit

In a letter dated Dec. 81 to
Governor de Castro, Howard
"A. Jackson, retired Industrial
list, whose home at Blackboard
Castle was recently destroyed
by fire, stated:
It is now four weeks since
Blarkbeard's Castle was COM
pletely destroyed by fire, pos
sibly as a result of arson,
following an extensive rob
berry. The loss to myself was
in excess Of 100000 and was
very substantial to Mr. Brew
er to say nothing Of the losses
and agonies our families have
suffered in other material
ways.
There is not one Of the in
Vulnerable eye-Witnesses /
have interviewed who do not
CONTINUED III page q
HEGWaEG#
, 1952-12-31

to get In their correct places IN
the line of march.
Arrangements have been made
for BUSES to bring up troupes
from Frederiksted to join with
those here. Warden Alphonso
Forbes & Wilhelm Samuel, are in
charge Of arrangement for the pa
rade, which will move down
King Street, pass by the Wharf
area where the judges will view
them from the cistern top at the
Post Office, thence they will pro-
coed to Parade Ground.
Three majorettes will head the
paraders. In addition to the sew
eral troupes in costumes, there
will be horseback riders, bicycle
riders, motorcycles, floats and
very likely there will be some
surprises.
Mrs. Anna G. Brodhurst, Chair
mar of the Committee for an Old
time Celebration Of Christmas &
New Years December "a to Jan.
/, will once again march with a
troup of young men and women
and a troup of children.
, 1952-12-31
VdrietY Dances 70
Be Special Feuture
Tomorrow Night

"A variety of dances will be fea-
tured on the special program to
be held on the basketball court at
$50 tomorrow night, under the
auspices of the Committee for an
Old Time Christmas.
First on the program to be fea-
tured will be a group of young
people from Frederiksted who
will dance the Lancers, under the
direction Of Alfred Francis; the
next will be a special dance called
the Heel and Toe by Mrs. III
rich Karell, Mrs. Elena Christian,
Luz James and Charles Emanuel,
jr. after which another group will
dance the Quadrille.
, 1952-12-31
High-speed CumerG
Used in Muking
Shelter Foun. Pens

Production Of fountain pens
is being speeded by an ultra?
high-speed camera at the plant
of the w. a.. Shaeffer Pen
Company at Fort Madison,
Iowa.
The camera, built for Shaef-
fer by Eastman Kodak, rolls
at 5000 frames a second, en-
abling research engineers to
photograph h~igh-speed ma
chimes and operations to learn
exactly what happens at a
given m 0 m e n t, it was
explained.
Timing marks on the edge
of the film permit the engi-
neers to see what is happening
at each fraction Of a second
during a specific operation.
The camera holds 100 feet Of
16-mm. film, VI h runs
through the protector in 1.3
seconds.
1t can be slowed down for
closer examination if desired.
, 1952-12-31
ST. Kits Chorul Group
Sends Congrdts
To Csted Singers

The Basseterre Choral Troup
of st. kits, sent a congratu-
latory cablegram t 0 Mrs.
Eulalie Berridge in connection
with the program presented
over Station WIN frem 4 to 5
o'clock on Sunday last, under
the auspices Of the Committee
for an Old Time Festival. The
cablegram reads: "Heartiest
congratulations on splendid
rendition Of broadcast"
It was signed BY the Base
terre Choral Troup, which
was organized and trained by
Mrs. Berridge.
, 1952-12-31
Pay Period Of
Govt. Employees
TO be Ch0nged

The pay period for munich
pal employees is expected to
be changed beginning in Janu-
ary from the 18th and end Of
each month to the 10Th and
9Th, respectively. This new
pay schedule will conform to
existing Federal procedure.
Auditors who are in the Vir
gin Islands from Washington
to check on fiscal matters are
said to have protested against
the submission Of payrolls as
lora II advance as is now
customary.
, 1952-12-31
VICORP Promises
Improved Sheep.
Goat Breeding Stock

During the coming year the
Virgin Islands Corporation
hopes to bring to st. Croix
breeding stock Of improved
strains Of sheep and goats it
was announced today by DR..
Richard NJ. Bond who recently
returned from an inspection
trip through the British Carib
bean islands
DR.. Bonds tour covered Ja-
maica, Barbados, Trinidad and
Antigua and he studied not
only livestock production but
also sugar can growing. The
best sheep found for our CHI
matte conditions were the Bar
bados Black Belly and it is this
strain that VICORP is arrang-
ing to import. These animals
have been broughtt to St. Croix
in past years but there is no
pure strain left today.
The best goats located were
a strain called British Alpine.
These are big animals well
suited to the tropics, are good
eating and good milk produc-
ers. Arrangements likewise
are being made to import
breeding stock of these. just
as is the case now with VI
CORPS breeding herd Of Eng
lish Red Polled-Senegal cattle,
st Croix farmers will be able
Continued on page AZ
, 1952-12-31
Police. Public Works
Depts. Cooperate
With Committee

The Police and Public Works
Departments have come in for
very high praise from the Chair
man Of the Committee, Mrs. Anna
Brodhurst, for the very excellent
cooperation they have been and
are still giving to make the old
time celebration a success.
Valuable assistance has been
given BY Acting Superintendent
Albert Nelthropp, Chief Clerk
Victor Dennis, Chief Mechanic
James Martin and Electrician
Cyril Lindquist.
Jimmy" Roebuck, not only
supervises the work Of securing
and putting up decorations but is
doing much Of the work himself
Mrs. Brodhurst has expressed
her appreciation for this effort on
behalf of herself and the League,
IN addition to many others who
are doing their best to, make the
festival a success.
, 1952-12-31
BindleY Joins Juckson.
Greer in Asking
De Castro to Resign

Edward Bindley, resident Of
st. Thomas has 0 j e d.
Howard jackson and William
Greer in urging Governor
Morris F. de Castro to resign
his post.
In a letter dated December
%, 1852, to the Governor Mr..
Bindley wrote: 81 am in full
agreement with the state
fnents made today by Messrs.
and Greer. ! believe
that for the good of the islands
and our peple the sooner you
resign and your miserable
is finished the better
it will be for everyone"
Mr.. Bindley is a member Of
the local Republican Club. He
sent copies Of the letter to the
News, Home Journal,
Senator and Governor John
Lodge.
, 1952-12-31
Neu Years Day Parade to Start
200 From Bassin Triangle
Record-Breuking Crowd Is Expected

What may be the biggest New Years parade in the his
tory Of the Island is scheduled to start promptly at 2 o'clock
from the Basin Triangle in Chrstiansted tomorrow. All per
sons who plan to take part must assemble at l o'clock in order
Evening star., 1952-06-26
Infants Wear.

Boys $1.OO-$1.S9 Boxer and Sus-
pender Shorts, seersucker and
broadcloth; sizes 1-4------ 6Oc
$3.99-$5.95 Cotton Dresses, va
rious styles, pastels, Sex, $500
zoe Cotton Knit Pants, western
prints, sizes 2-8----------15 15c
$1.49 Cotton Pique Bonnets,
flower trim, pastels ----- COO
$1.O0 Silk Softex Rubber Pants,
white, large size SOC
$2.49 Terry Cloth Baby Bikini
Sets, 2-pc., for sun wear $1.OO
$1.75 Flannel Pads, double
coated, 12x14", 3 to box 60c
$3.50 Printed Cotton Crib
Quilts, paStels -----------$2 $3.50
$3.50 Chenille Crib Spreads, g.
yr. size, white with pastel trim,
$3.50
39c Cotton Socks, white with
stripes, broken sizes 5-7k,
Csc
$1.99 Cotton Jersey Blue Jeans,
western boxer style, sizes S and
----------------- SOc
$1.49-$1.79 Polo Shirts, short
sleeves. stripes, jacquards, 3-6,
$1.0O
Washington-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-26
Summer Furniture

2-$44.5O Gliders, &c ushion
style, lime color. as is - $22.88
10-$3.95 Folding Adirondack
Chairs, knotty pine, damaged.
$2.4A
2-S3.95 Yacht Chairs, canvas
seat, back, hardwood frames,
damaged --------------S1.99
10-S6.95 Peel Chairs, tub style,
damaged 1888
6-$3.95 Metal Cocktail Tables.
Red or green; scratched -$2.44
1-$3.S5 Cocktail Table, metal,
yellow-white, scratched - $2.44
&$5.95 Chairs, metal, red en-
amel, scratched -----$3.88
1-$8.95 Chair, fiber on steel
frame. green, scratched $5.88
1-$8.95 Chair, fiber on steel
frame, red, fl. sample S5.S8
1-$2O.95 Settee, Chinese Peel,
fl. sample, damaged -$I1.88
$3.50 H q m m o. X, q point
style, green, soiled d--------$2.S8
1-$7.95 Rocker, hardwood nat
ural finish, fl. sample -S4.99
1-S19.95 Lamp Table, wrought
iron, green finish, floor sample,
$13.8S
1-S19.95 Cocktail Table,
wrought iron, green finish, floor
sample $13.88
1-S6.95 Umbrella Holder, alu-
minum, ground style, dented,
$4.4z
1-S8.95 Cocktail Table Bench,
white hardwood, floor sample,
$S.S0
Wasnington-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-26
Radio and
TeIeQ,iSiOpe

1$16.75 Famous Make Record
Player Attachments -----$11.00
1-$55.00 Motorola SWAY Port
able Radio with batteries, $34.OO
1-$44.95 MOtorola Sway Port
able Radio $29 90
1-S26.75 Famous Make Table
Radio $500
.1-$31.S5 Admiral Table Radio,
ivory ------------------$2 $1,000
l-$26.95 MOtOrOla Table Radio,
$500
-S3s.s5 Stromberg-C arlson
Clock Radio -------------$2 $500
Sass V-Type Antenna $500
-$9.95 Television Tables, $5.S5
1-S399.95 Console TV, 17-inch,
half doors, demonstration, $195.0O
1-$232.45 Table Model TV, ma
hogany, 17-inch ------$125.O0
1-$374.95 Console TV, 20-inch,
demonstration -------$225.OO
1-$399.95 Console TV, 17-inch,
demonstration $219.O0
Appliance Store-WaShington
Evening star., 1952-06-26
Goats. Suits

5O-S22.95 to $29.95 Nationally.
famous Summer Rayon or Cot
ton Cord Suits
25-Better Raincoats, checks,
solids; misses sizes ------$13.59
3O-$25.00 to S39.95 Spring Top
pers and Goats $500
+Ss1.37 Cashmere and Wool
Blend Coats -------$4S $4S.OO
S$65 Nationally Famous Label
Coats, wear-belted or fitted,
$500
2O-$45 to $59.95 Wool Spring
Suits $500
1s-$39.95 to SIS Famous Make
Spring Coats, Toppers- $27.OO
+$35 Four-Piece Rayon Suits,
$24.88
IS49.95 Women's Wool Top
perS and Goats $500
Washington Only
Second Floor
1O-S22.95 to S29.95 Nationally
Famous RayOn or Cotton Cord
Suits ----- - S16.8S
6-S25 to $39.95 Spring Toppers,
$500
1O-Higher Priced Rain or
Shine Coats -S13.59
Arlington Only-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-26
Upholstery
Prs. Irregs. $8.9S Barkcloth

3 Prs. Irregs. 1888 BarkclOth
Drapes, off-white, 80" long, pr,
1898
+S5.9S Seersucker Spreads,
soiled, as Is -------$2 $2.98
3-S7.98 Organdy Spreads,
soiled, as -$4.9S
SO Yds. 98c Upholstery Denim,
SO" wide -------yd. 59c
12-$l1.9S Studio Couch Covers.
2-cushion style -$5.98
28-$1.9S Chair RaincoatS, as
sorted colors --------- $1.59
1-$19.95 Daveno Cover, incom-
pIeCe 1870
1-$19.95 Pebblecloth Hide-a-
Bed Cover, soiled ------- $4.9S
5$17.95-$21.95 Sofa Covers,
ready-made, as is-----$ $6.98
7-$9.95 Ready made Chair
Covers, as is --------------$3.98
Washington-Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-26
Major Appliances

1-$259.5O Deluxe Electric
Range, 8 burners, deep well,
$1S9.OO
1-$360.95 Deluxe Electric
Range, raisable fourth burner,
fully automatic --------$275.OO
1-$349.95 Refrigerator, 11-cu-
IT,, across-the-top freezer, chill
drawer ------------- $279.OO
1-$259.00 Deluxe Refrigerator,
shelves on door, floor sample,
$199.OO
1-S169.OO Detroit Jewel Gas
Ranges, SO" wide, fiush-to-wall
ulOOel ----------------- --S1So.VV
1-$l1O.0O Gas Range, divided
top, roomy storage compart-
ment --------S8 -S85. 90
3-$219.95 Easy Deluxe Spin
drier Washer, 1852 demonstra-
COA
&S189.95 Easy Semi Deluxe
Spindrier Washer, 1852 demon
eLrdUOr ----------------- $1SS.VV
2$2O4.95 Easy Automatic IRON
ers, 1852 demonstrators $1,000
Appliance Store-Washington
Evening star., 1952-06-26
Lamps

1S6S.98 Imported Capidimonte
Table Lamps, So" tall. Green
and white china base, 2-step
mounting, matelasse shade $39.98
1-$64.50 Column Type Inn
ported Capidimonte Lamp, blue
trim on china. MaltelaSse shade
with lace trim ---- S49.98
$4,000 Large Swirl Design
Base, green, rose trim. Hand
made mounting. Lace crown
shade, as is ------ S65. 90
2S79.98 Bisque Figurene Inn
ported Lamps, angel designs. Is"
tall, figure IS" shade, as is,
$49.98
13-$10.00 China Table lamps,
26" tall, blue background.
Rouching trim shades, with
green, wine. 3-way lighting,
$500
S-$24.5O-$29.9s Cordey Vanity
Lamps, fancy shades, assorted
styles, some in pairs -----$17.O0
Third Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-06-26
Jeel,eJf'u

$500 Pr. Rhinestone Ear
rings. Clip-on types Sl.S9"
2-$4.OO Bracelets. Rhinestone
set gold-color metal S1.99*
25-Irregs. of S. Jewel Boxes.
AS S---------------- $2.29
6-$1.95 Prs. Gold Color Metal
Earrings ----------------$ $1.OO"
$500 Bracelet. 3-strand SIM
ulated pearls $500"
Is pcs.-$3.OO Assorted Group
Costume Jewelry-----$1.99"
sPlus 2O% tar
Washington Only-Street Floor
GIOCeS
125 prs.-$2.OO Sheer NylOn
Shorties. Black, white. 6 and
VIZ -$AsVV
20 prs.-$2.5O HI n d sew n,
D0uble-wOven CottOns. Broken
30 prs.-$3.5O to "a Double woven
Fabric Gloves. Assorted --$1.95
Washington Only-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-26
Hosiery

165 prs.-Sheer Nylons. Famous
brands included. Broken sizes.
2 prs. 81
IS prs.-$1.35 Selma NylOns, CO.
gauge. SO denier. Broken sizes.
$50
800 prs.-Imperfects Of $l.35
Nylons. 15-denier, 51-gauge, $50
$50 prs.-$l.l5 NO-Seam Nylons.
30-denier dress sheers 2 prs. 81
IT'S prs.-$1.50 Run-PrOOf NylOn
Sheers. Broken sizes 79o
los prs.-Imperfects Of $3.50
Nylons. 60-gauge sheers- 800
Washington Only-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-26
EIecfricS

1-$24.95 Electric NIB Twin
Waffle Iron, table sample,
scratched --- $14.95
1-$14.95 Electric Chrome Per-
colatOr, table sample, scratched,
$8.95
3-$1O.95 Exhaust Window Fans,
floor samples ---------$8.S8
-$10.95 Ell ectric Automatic
Irons, table samples eS------$6.95
1-$74.S5 Electric Apt. Size
Monitor Washer, floor sample,
scratched S49.95
2-$5.95 Electric Kitchen Wall
Clocks. aqua, yellow $3.49
@$1.59 Vacuum Bottles for hot
or cold -----------S9c
Third Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-06-26
SOiLed RIlfftEeefs

-$22.50 Kenwood All Wool
Blankets, 72x90-in. SASS
1O-SecOnds Of $2.99 Mattress
Pads, sizes 39x76 --------$1.99
Secs. $11.95 Patchwork
Quilts, ruffled, rose, 80x84-in..
$3.50
1Imperfects, $4.95 Summer
Blankets, 500 rayon, 35qs cot
ton, SO wool, white and yellow,
$3.49
5-S5.95 Beacon Blankets, jac-
quared borders, green, 70B
rayon, $50 cotton, So wool.
72x84-in. ---------- $3.50
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-26
TOiIefs'ies

$6-S7.S8 Dresser Sets. 3-pc. NY
Ion briStles, hand-painted backs,
$2.99
e-S2.50 Imported Crystal Per-
fume Bottles ----------$1.29
69-$3.95 Crystal Atomizers. Live
rubber bulbs. Assorted ----$1.49
48-&2.95 Natural Bristle Hair
Brushes. Wood backs ------99c
27-$3.OO COmpacts. Famous
name! Loose powder types $1.5O
21-$3.50 COmpacts. Famous
name inner-door types ----S1.75
1880 Cologne. Nationally
known. Large bottles ----$1.OOs
"Plus SOS tG1.
Washington Only-street Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-26
Housewares

S6-$2.98 Speed Waxers- -S1.OO
48-$1.OO Plastic Mail Boxes, 69c
36-$1.0O Plastic Food Bag,
Bowl Cover Sets, 10-pc. ----79c
24-S1.59 Rolling Pin, Pastry
Board Sets ---------------S1.OO
%$1.98 Cast Iron Skillet Sets,
18-$1.39 Kitchen Waste Bas-
kets, red red----S1.O 90
@S12.95 Single Door Utility
Cabinets, 54~, as SCAT
3-$19.95 Double Door Utility
Cabinets, 64", as is-------. S9.97
6-$17.95 Double Door Ward
robe, co., as is------------$8.97
S$24.95 Base Cabinets, 36",
as IS S-----------------$12.H
eS14.99 Double Door Utility
Cabinets, 52", as is--------$7.47
Third Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-06-26
China

3-S5.9S Hand-Painted Lunch
con Sets, 20-pc.---S3.9S
sass California Pottery Fig
uIAuCO p4sVO
5$1.98 Italian Pottery Powder
J1fS ----------------- @A.VV
IS3.98 Decorated California
Candy Boxes --------$1 $1.98
E$4.98 Metal Flower b owls
with flower holders
e$1.9S Large Pottery Ash
4AayS -S4sWV
@$3.98 Pottery Cigarette
Boxes " s$1.98
1S10.98 Dinner Sets, 49-pc.,
$5.9S
Third Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-06-26
$1.00 to 1895 Mat & Lid Sets
or Small Cotton Rugs -.
Chenille sets cotton rugs in many nMA
colors, styles to perk up bathrooms. OO
Shop early for the best selectionsi 81 WhMA
Washington Street Floor AO~AO
Notions

8-$3.98 Utility Chests, 4
drawers, floral paper covering,
damaged ----.Sl.OO 90
35-$1.OO Plastic Shower Cur
tains, assorted colors- $50
15-9Sc Girdles, 2-way stretch,
small size only 15c
10-$1.O0 Cedar Boxes for sewing
or jewelry- $50
$500 Silk Cosmetic Cases,
25c*
50-S1.OO Storage Bags, upper
closures Soc
25-15c Shoulder Straps, adjust
able, soiled- Sc
4O-$1.OO Clear Plastic Rain
CapeS 49c
15-5Oc-$1.98 Plastic Squares.
assorted sizes, soiled- 29c
30-$1.O0 Rayon Satin Hose
Boxes, assorted colors .59c
'Plus 2O% tar.
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-26
COrSefS

12-$S.95 ''Whirl-eze" Panty
Girdles with talon closing; 27-
so S5.JS
5O-S5.00 Girdles. Figured ba-
tiste; side-hook; IA, Is"
lengths. S.------$1.88
$3.50 'Wynton" BroadclOth
Bras. Longtime; large - $1.S9
1-$15.O0 Rite Form" Rayon
Brocade Girdle. Size 40---$7.S8
10-S2.50 Garter Belts. Black
nylon marquisette; "a, 46, %.
CSC
2O-$7.5O Betsy Ross" Elastic
Girdles. 46, 4S, so $4.99
1O-$5.OO ''L' Abri" Bras. Long
line nylons; broken sizes $3.50
Washington Only-Second
Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-26
SpOf'fSeCeNi'
S1O.s5 to $12.95 Spencer Jacket

$10.95 to $12.95 Spencer Jackets,
wools, rayons. failles-----,$3 $500
$10.95 to $12.95 Pure Linen Tops,
crease-reSistant; white, colors,
$6.88
$17.95 to $22.95 Dresses; cottons.
nylonS, many others ----$10.88
$17.95 Misses Rayon Gabardine
Dresses, broken sizes $7.88
$25.O0 Dresses; cottons, piques.
print cottonS; 10-16------$15.OO
$16.95 Quilted Skirts, light
weight; pastels, whites; 1915.
$9.@
Washington Only
Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-26
Linens, DOilseSticS

AtNettSs DO11eeSttCS
6OO-19c-29c Printed Napkins,
cottons, linens, cotton-lined,
ca. 10c
20o-Secs. s2.s5 Ss.ss Spun
Rayon- Cotton Printed Cloths,
assorted patterns, 52x52-in., 99c
20O-Secs. $3.95 = $4.95 Spun
Rayon- Cotton Printed Cloths,
assorted patterns, 54x72-in., $1.49
65-Secs. $1.29 Filet Leno-
Openwork Linen Cloths, 36x36-
In. ------------S9c
30-Secs. $2.29 Filet Leno-
Openwork Linen Cloths, 52x68-
in. $1.59
9-$6.89 Loop Pile Carlton Rugs.
36x60-in. non-skid type $3.49
24-Secs. $3.9S Cotton Crinkle
Spreads, gold, green, twin size.
S2.19
$50 yds.-39c Cotton Dish
Toweling, assorted stripes, pat
terms --------------4 yds. $1.00
45-$9.95 $11.95 Chenille
Spreads, samples and seconds,
twin or full l--------$7.99
500-15c Washcloths, assorted
patterns ------------4 for 39c
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-26
Knit indies

IS pcs.-S4 and s. Sil-O.Ette
Panty GirdIes. Discontinued.
Some soiled -------------$2.99
AZ pcs.-$2.50 Rayon Tricot
Gowns. Perfects. pastels; brok-
en- sizes $1.59
90 pcs-Imperfects Of S5.95 Ny
Ion Tricot Slips. Famous brand!
$3.59
36 pcs.-Imperfects Of $7.s5
Nylon Tricot Gowns. Famous
brand! ----------------- $3.50
$50 pcs. - Imperfects Of CSC
RayOn indies. Broken sizes, 35c
Washington Only
Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-26
Rugs

hW0S
AS1S9.95 Cotton and Fiber E
Rugs, green, 9x12-ft. -$59.95
A$27.95 Loop Pile Cotton Rugs,
6x9-ft. -----------$14.99
@$12.95 Loop Pile Cotton Rugs,
4xe-ft. S5od
A$69.95 Cotton Broadloom
Rugs, 9x12-ft., fl. samples, S29.95
6-$24.95 Wool Carpet Samples,
4.6x6-ft. -------S7.9 S7.99
S$18.95 Reversible Fiber Rugs,
9x12-ft., fl. samples ----- 1899
A$37.95 Reversible Fiber Rugs,
9x15-ft. -----S1 SASS
6-$17.95 Short Loop Pile Cot
ton Rugs, non-skid, 4x6-ft.,
$3.50
25-$4.S5 Short Loop Pile Cot
ton Rugs, non-skid, 24x36",
$l.ss
Washington-Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-26
Bedroom
Furniture

1-S26.95 Box Spring, twin size,
1-$1S.50 Hollywood Headboard,
chartreuse plastic, twin size,
S8.25
1-$26.95 Hollywood Headboard,
eggshen and green plastic, twin,
S13.47
1-$3S.95 Hollywood Headboard,
grey plastic, twin SIZE -$19.S8
1-$19.95 Hollywood Headboard,
yellow plastic, twin size-$9.S8
1-$13.95 Metal Bed, brown,
twin size, scratched ------ $3.50
1-$14.95 Metal Bed, brown,
twin size --------------$6.88
1-$12.50 Mite Table, solid ma
pie, scratched -------- $6.99
+S20.5O Beds. maple finish,
panel style, double size $9.99
6-$8.95 Pillows, latex foam
rubber, soiied ---------$3.99
1-$44.95 Hollywood Bed, 30"
wide, innerspring construction.
Damaged $27.88
1-S39.95 Hollywood Bed, inner
spring mattress, box spring on
legs, 80" wide, soiled -----$24.88
1-$119.O0 Foster Mattress and
Box Spring Set. double size.
$3.50
1-S49.5O Foster Box Spring,
double size ------$24.S8
2-$26.95 Box Springs, double
size, damaged $13.47
1-$39.5O Foster Box Spring,
twin size, damaged ---- $l9.88
1-$32.95 Box Spring, twin size.
damaged ---------------$16.88
1-$3S.95 Serta Box Spring, twin
size, soiled -------------$19.S6
Washington-Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-26
Washington
Downstairs Bookstore
Teen Apparel

$3.50 Cotton Quilted Skirts,
$500
S-S16.95, S19.95 Rayon Spring
Suits, checks or solids $1,000
4-$12.60 Pastel Rayon Suits.
$500
Washington-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-26
Speeiol Purchase! SASS to $15.95
Yeor-Round Royon Suits

Misses juniors, half sizes in navy,
white, pink, gold, aqua. Perfect q
to take travelling. Misses, Juniors Y
and half sizes.
Second Floor-Washington, 4
Evening star., 1952-06-26
SiIUer

3O-$1.69 Sterling Coasters,
scratched --------. $1.O0*
24-$1.29 Silverplated Bread,
Butter Plates, scratched -. 79c"
2-$9.S8 Sugar, Cream Sets,
sterling, dented -------$5.9S"
&$5.9S Sterling Silver Salt,
Pepper Shakers, dented $3.50"
6-S5.98 Sterling Silver Vases.
OenCeQ $E.SO
6$4.99 Sterling Silver COM
pOtes, dented -----$2.99"
sPlus SOS tar
Street FloOr-Washington