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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-06-29
FIVE TRAGIC DEATHS
IN ANCHORAGE AREA

ANCHORAGE, up - Five per-
sons have died tragically in the
Anchorage area recently, with
one man giving his life in a futile
attempt to save another.
Pfc. Albert 0. Bracht, 26, of
Newark, NJ, died when he de-
scended into a well at Spenard
Thursday night to try to bring out
Arthur L. Roop, 33, who had been
overcome by gas from we'll
digging machine. Both were dead
when their bodies were recovered.
Alan R. Mcdaniel, Is, Anchor
age, a student at the University
of Alaska, drowned in Sand Lake
south Of Anchorage Thursday.
Another serviceman drowned a
few hours earlier in small lake
near Eureka, about $50 miles from
Anchorage. Military officials, who
said his death was due to a heart
condition, withheld his name
pending notification of next Of
kin.
Herbert Clayton Sansbury, 26,
a dock foreman, was electrocuted
Friday when a crane boom hit a
high voltage power line He came
here from Valdez a year ago and
his widow and three children sur
vive.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-06-29
Northwest Airlines Plans
Commercial Air Service
Anchorage to Tokyo

WASHINGTON, PA North
west Airlines vice president Sat-
urday outlined company plans for
nonstop commercial air service
between Anchorage, Alaska and
Tokyo.
Frank G. Judd, Northwest vice
president of operations, told Civil
the Aeronautics Board Examiner,
Thomas Wrenn, the service would
be operated with new Lockheed
Super Consultations on which the
company expects to take delivery
late in 1854.
He said the first of these ships
could be in operation in January,
1855.
Judd testified in support of
Northwest's application for per-
manent certification on the North
Pacific route between the us. and
the Orient.
Pan American World Anyways,
which now has permanent certifi-
cation on the southern and mid
Pacific routes, also is seeking the
North Pacific route.
Also in the hearing is Trans
world Airlines, which is seeking
renewal of its permit to operate
from Bombay and Ceylon to
Shanghai, plus extension of it's
route to Tokyo.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-06-29

one Of the chief reasons for the
excess mortality rate among
American men age 40-65.
Any man over 40 who is 1870 or
more overweight is inviting a call
from the grim reaper, according
to DR.. Norman Jolliffe, director of
Bureau of Nutrition, City of New
York Department of Health.
DR.. Jolliffe is the author of a
book "Reduce and Stay Reduced"
which goes thoroughly into the
matter of maintaining health
while losing weight. A feature Of
the book which interests readers is
the fact that bread is included in
each Of the daily reducing diets.
Emphasis in the book is on san
ity in MISUNDERSTANDING good
health while losing weight, by a
well-balanced diet which includes
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-06-29
VISITORS TO NOME
Friday. June rs, 1853

Wien's, around the northwest
ernmost land Of North America,
and taking a peep at the two,
Diomede Islands and looking
across Boring Straits at the Iron
Curtained Siberia Air Scouting
Plane, brought in happy passen-
gers from different States and
away down in Central America,
- Balboa, Canal Zone-from that
land Of daily heat waves, came
Miss Dorothy G. Hayward to view
icebergs and smiling Eskimos of
Arcticland.
She found many subjects and
objects to be "shot" with her fine
picture-taking cameras. Others
were MIR. and Mrs. Parker Sphar
of Plainfield, NJ, who also kept
busy at picture taking; Miss Grace
Schiavone and Miss Eva Tinnesy
of New York City hunted spots to-
"shoot" Boring Sea shore and boat
scenes; Miss Loa Hotchkiss of
Toledo, Ohio; Miss Edna N. Han
son, Chicago; Miss Mae Fassett,
Findley, Ohio, and Mrs. Mildred
Edwards of the Golden Heart of
Alaska Fairbanks.
Other visitors are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cameron:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lodde, of
Stockton, Calf. The Loddes plan
to remain in Nome for few days.
Inventory Blanks al Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-06-29

Male America is steadily losing
ground in the battle of the bulge.
Statistics presented recently by
leading nutrition authority show
that, while Americans line up
pretty well with other countries in
the overall life expectancy table,
when it comes to life expectancy
at age 40, we are almost at the
bottom of the list in Is nations.
And the fault lies primarily in
the bullying waist line. Obesity is
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-06-29
NOTICE

Resident Non Resident SPORT FISHING" Licenses
issued by the Territory Alaska
expire at the close of the 30th
annually.
Application blanks and license stamps SO0 resident
license and $500
the Nome Branch Office of the Department
License stamps obtained
be carried the while fishing
Failure to exhibit license stamp
authorized to enforce this Act shall
jecing offender
Deputies Of the Department Of Taxation shall
TO enforce this Act. Likewise
Alaska Department Of Fisheries and the
Wildfe Service fully authorized
All resident Indians. Esimos and Aleuts exempt
the provisions Of
Department of Taxation
Territory of Alaska
Publ is, %, 49, 1858
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Bedroom
Furniture

1-$S7.5O Serta Innerspring
Mattress. damask covered, dis
continued style, double size.
$24.sS
1-$34.95 Foster Innerspring
Mattress, prebuilt border, soiled,
double size ----$ $22.8S
1-$139.OO Simmons Beauty
rest" Mattress, Box Spring Set,
soiled, torn, double size, $89.99
1-$44.95 Serta Innerspring
Mattress, woven striped ticking,
discontinued, twin size S29.99
1-$39.5O Innerspring Mattress,
damask-covered, soiled, twin
size -----, $24.99
1-S52.50 Sim m o ms Tuftless
Mattress, prebuilt border, twin
size -- $3.50
1-s46.5O Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, pre-built border,
heavy woven cover, twin size,
$29.99
1-SS9.5O InnerSpring Mattress,
prebuilt border, discontinued
style, twin size ---- $24.99
1-$29.5O Innerspring Mattress,
rolled edges, blue, white striped
ticking, torn, twin size $16.99
1-S129.OO Serta ~" Latex
Mattress, Box Spring Set, soiled,
double size ----------.S7 S79.99
l-$34.95 Foster Box Spring, dis
continued style, double size,
$17.95
1-$34.95 Foster Box Spring,
soiled, torn corner, double size.
$20.99
1-S52.5O Simmons Box Spring,
heavy woven ticking, soiled,
twin size -. --- S29.99
1-S39.50 Box Spring. discon-
tinued style. twin size -, $17.77
1-$49.5O Serta Ennerspring
Hollywood Set, 80" wide, soiled,
S26.99
Third Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Infants Wear

Infants $1.9e Pastel Wool
Sweaters $1.25
Little Girls s1.oo Sleeveless
Rayon Tricot Vest, white, 2 to 8,
SOC
$1.OO Cotton Crawlers, gripper
crotch, / to 3 ---&--.s Soc
Girls $1.9S and $2.99 Blouses.
5 to 6x ---- S1.OO
S3.99 FIannelette Sleeping Bag,
upper closure - S1.5O
S1.99 Plaid Corduroy Crawlers,
gripper crotch, s and IL mos.
size - Soc
Little Girls s2.29 seersucker
House Coat. sizes 8 and 4. 500
49c Cotton Knit Training Pants,
double thickness. yellow, blue,
size 2 zoe
Soc and 69c Rayon Tricot
Panties. sizes 2 and 8 only. 25c
S1.00 RavOn Panties, lace trim,
size 2 only SOC
Little Girls s2.9s Rayon Tricot
Gowns and Pajamas, sizes 4 and
8 only .-. $1.HO
S1.99 Rayon Tricot Bed Jackets.
sizes 4 to 8 ----- $1.00
Fourth Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Linens, DOs1eeSticS

25 Sec. $S.S5-$16.95 Quaker Lace
Cloths, assorted sizes, patterns.
$5.29-$11.95
$500 Assorted Plastic
TableclOths, 54x54" - Csc
7O-$1.35 Assorted Plastic
TableclOths, 54x72" -- $1.OO
50 Sec. $3.50 Solid Color Spun
Rayon and Cotton Cloths, Sax
81" $1.99
50 Sec. Ss.99 Solid Color Spun
Rayon and Cotton Cloths, Sax
u" - $2.99
300 Sec. $1.OO Cannon, Martex
Hand Towels, assorted colors,
patterns 2 for $1.OO
75-$3.9S Vinyl Plastic Rugs,
24x42", oval, assorted colors,
$2.49
15O-S1.99 Chenille Cotton Loop
Pile Rugs, oblong, oval shape;
24X36" S1.25
16O Sec. $3.49 Dan River Per-
Gale Sheets, 72x108". Yellow,
blue, orchid -- $2.65
800 Sec. sec Dan River Solid
Color Percale Cases, 42x38h",
CSC
6O-79c Scented Plastic Pillow
Covers 490
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
SiIa,ea.

1O-$5.98 Sterling Silver s-Pc.
Flatware Set for Children.
Knife, fork. spoon. Scratched.
$3.97"
S-S3.98 Sterling Silver Candle.
sticks. Low, weighted base.
dented ...- $1.97s
1-$97.5O Silver Plated Sheffield
5-Pc. Tea Set $49.47"
$4,000 Sterling Silver 5-Pc.
Place Settings. Margaret Rose
pattern, scratched S12.47s
1S-$4.O0 Sterling Silver Cream
Soup Spoons, Margaret Rose"
pattern, scratched ---- $2.25s
2O-$3.O0 Sterling Silver Oyster
Forks, Overture" pattern,
scratched -----.---N.77"
sPlus 20% tar
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Knit Indies

lS-$S.0S Famous Name NylOn
TriOOt Gowns, pink, blue, broken
EizeS $S.S
47-$3.95 NylOn TricOt Slips,
pink, white, sizes 32-40 sass
81 Imperfs. $2.O0 NylOn TricOt
Briefs, broken sizes a for $1.OO
26-$S.OO RayOn Tricot Gowns,
lace trims, pastels, sizes A-42.
$2.25
Street Floor-WaShington
Sass NylOn TricOt PetticOats,
pink, white, lace or embroidery
trims. s, M, l. L-----$1.SS
Street Floor
Washington, Arlington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Occasional
Furniture

1-$17.95 Tier Table, solid
maple, floor sample --- $3.50
1-$17.95 Lamp Table, Northern
maple, floor sample -, $9.99
1-$11.5O Coffee Table, maple,
gallery edge ---->-.-.$ $7.A
1-$16.5O Night Table. mahog-
any-finished, drawer and shelf,
$3.50
1-S6.95 Wall Rack, 3-shelf,
maple-finished, floor sample,
S4.27
1-$99.95 Occasional Chair,
French Provincial. Fruitwood
finish, gold upholstered, floor
sample $77.OO
$3.50 FOotstoOls, mahogany
finished, needlepoint upholster-
ca $4.4S
1-$26.95 Chairside End Table,
genuine mahogany drawers,
S13.S7
1-$22.5O Lamp Table, birch
with Formica top -------$11.27
1-$49.95 Lamp Table, mahog-
any and leather, with drawer,
%32.OO
Fourth Floor-WaShington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Upholstery

1898 Solid Color Plastic Drap-
cries, green, rose ----- 39c
S2.49 Corduroy Living Room
Pillows, assorted colors --$1.97
1898 Ready Made Slip Covers
for Chairs, assorted patterns,
$5.98
S17.98 Ready-Made Slip Covers
for Sofas, assorted patterns;
not all patterns for all sofas,
$9.9S
$1.SS Plastic Chair Coverettes,
79c
$1.98 Assorted Maple Sets, bark
cloth, pebblecloth; / and 2-of-
a-kmd -r---.---------- SSc
S2.29.$9.98 Cornices; sizes 49,
1907, assorted shapes, as is,
.... $1.15, $4.99
Third F1oor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
China

2-$7.9S Revolving Lazy Susans
or Relish Trays, 8 compart-
ments, white pottery with green
trim --- $3.50
3-S3.98 Flower or Fruit Bowls,
handmade flowers - S1.69
4-$4.98 Large Pottery Vases,
green S1.69
S-$3.98 Pottery Relish Dishes,
4 compartments --- $1.98
sass Italian Candy Dishes,
colorful pottery - $1.9S
2-S4.98 Shell BOn-BOn Dishes.
green -. S1.89
2-S3.98 Candy Dishes, hand
made flowers ---- $l.S8
8-$3.9S Wall Plates, Italian
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
NeCkoUeNr

3O0-S9c Costume Flowers,
clusters or single flower on pins,
8 for $1.0O
5O-$1.S5 to $3.95 Silk Scarfs,
36" squares, colorfyl prints, $l.S9
15-A.S5 and $5.95 Wool Stoles,
hand knotted, white, only $3.50
1OO-Perfects and Irregs. $1.99
and $2.99 Bl0uses and Blous-
cites, broken sizes and colors,
$1.OO
200-$1.99 and $2.99 Pique and
BrOadcloth BIOuses, broken
sizes ----$ $1.59; 2 for $500
Street F1oor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
& M Friday BARGAINS 221&l|@$|
Wash Goods

49c S1.19 Cotton Remnants,
printed, woven, embossed,
25c-59c yd.
$50 Yds. $1.OO Novelty Printed
Organdy, Voiles, 80" wide.
4Sc I'd.
40 Yds. $1.6S Quilted Plain Dem
inn, So" wide ---------79c yd.
Street Floor-Washington
Radios, TeIeUisiOss
1-s4s.s5 Philco Sway Portable.
as Is $500
1-$12.95 Children's Record
Player - 500
1-S16.75 Famous Make 45 RPM
Record Player Attachment.
$11!OO
1-$24.95 Emerson Table Radio.
$500
1-S49.95 PhilcO Table Radio
with special service band, $500
2-S32.5O Capehart Table
Radios $19.N0
1-sss9.5O Famous Make 21"
Console TV, half doors S319.OO
1-S399.95 Philco Fl" Console
TV, fruitwood ------- $4,000
Appliance Store-Washington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
LeMthe1'qOOdS

2$12.95 Embossed Leather
Shoulder Bags, brown, green,
$8.95
$12.5O Navy Calf Shoulder Bag.
$7.95
1O-$5.OO Leather Bags for teen
ayers $S.OO
5S15.OO to $3.50 Calf Bags,
as is $3.50
6-$10.5O Leather Bags, as is,
$3.50
$500 Navy Cobra Bag ---$6.95
35-s2.OO Fitted Carry-All Bags,
S1.49
25-S5.OO Black Rayon Faille
Cocktail Bags ----.$3 $3.50
plus 20% tar
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
JelUeIr'y

$500 Brocade Purses, fitted
with miniature compact, lip
stick holder and comb $3.50"
$1,000 Brocade Purse, fitted with
compact, lipstick holder and
cOmo Vow
$500 Silver Color Bracelet and
Earrings Set with blue stones,
$2.OO"
$500 Topaz Color Stone Pin and
Earring Set ---------$4.OO"
1886 Large Size Jewel
Boxes -------------- $2.SS
Is Pieces S1.95 and $500 Cos
tune Jewelry -------.$1.OO*
$500 Rhinestone and Green
Stone Crown Pin and Earring
Set $2.OO%
"plus 2O% tar
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Rugs

GS12.95 Reversible Fiber Rugs.
blue. 6x9 - S4.S9
29-$S.95 Reversible Fiber Rugs,
4x7 - $3.50
4 Secs. S39.95 Loop Pile Cotton
Rugs. 9x12 $500
1885 Hand Hooked Rugs,
1875 Yds. S2.25 Fiber Broadloom,
blue. 12' !, $1.OO 50. I'd.
l-S79.95 Green Tone on Tone
BrOadI0om, soiled. 12x8.7 $3.50
1885 Sample Wool Rugs. as
is, 3x4 $1.99
l-S115.50 Brown. Tan Modern
Design Rug, 12x7.4 S39.95
1-$254.95 Rose Carved Wilton,
soiled, 9.7x154 ----- S139.9S
1-$179.95 Grey Carved Wilton,
soiled, l5x10 $1,000
1-S165.9O Green Twist Weave.
as Is, 15x10 ---- $69.95
Third Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
SpOrtSeUeNH'

3SSS-$7.9S BlOuses, rayon or nylon.
Tailored or dressy. Pastels, darks, white,
broken siZes ------------
SS9S 70 S1O.0S Wool Skirts, solids, plaids.
broken sfzeS 1918 $500
31O.98 Orion, NyIOn and Rayon BIOuses,
tailored or dreSSy, broken sizes ----$6.6S
Second Floor-Washington
Street Floor-Arlington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Major Appliances

mayor ApptsONCeS
l-$30S.75 Frigidaire Electric
1-$3S9.75 Frigidaire De Luxe
Electric Range $329.OO
1-$379.75 Frigidaire De Luxe
Refrigerator, 81 Gu. IT,, electric.
S329. 90
1-$319.75 De Luxe Frigidaire,
B6-cu. it., porcelain - $259.OO
1-S399.95 De Luxe Frigidaire,
3-$l14.O0 Tepco Cabinet Sinks.
81" -. $500
2-S99.95 Apartment Size
Speedibaker Gas Ranges, $74.00
1-$193.75 Tapan Gas Range,
SO" - $l45.OO
2-S219.95 Easy De Luxe Spin
drier Washers ------ $4,000
1-$2O4.95 Easy De Luxe Cab
met IrOners w S14S.OO
1-S235.00 Bendix Automatic
Appliance Store-Washington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Housewares

S-$3.9S Kramer Melon MOlds,
$1.74
$500 Wooden Bowl Sets
with fork, spoon, chopper, CSC
39-S1.0O Coffee Taps pS---. 1Oc
I5-S1.OO Enamel Drain Boards,
as Is ------- SSc
27-39c-69c Assorted Yard
Goods, shelving, edging and
nnlng ---~----------- --A0c-S1C
2-$3.9S Plastic Hamperettes
$l.9S
6-4.98 Moth killing Garment
Bags, as is ------$2 $2.1S
l6-S2.OO Coffee Dispensers,
$l.OO
l-$11.45 Pressure Cookers, $7.99
12-$1.OO Silver Tarnish Tissues,
29c
Third Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
COfSefS. Bras

25-$2.50 Diana Strapless Bras, cotton
and elastic, white. Sizes 1896 ---$1.25
1O-$2.OO La Trique Garter Belts, black,
15-$1O.95 Memo BOned Girdles, rayon-
and-batiste, nude, broken sizes $3.50
1850 Fortuna An-Elastic Girdles.
Panty Girdles, white, S, M, L sizes, $3.4S
3-$8.95 Flexees COolaire Girdles, white,
size 28 only $4.44
16-$9.95-$10.95 Corselettes, disc. styles,
broken sizes to $3.50
1O-$12.50 Modart Corsets, front-laced,
rayon brocade, nude, broken sizes $6.25
lOO-S1.O0-$350 Bandeaux, Longtime
Bras, disc. styles, white, nude, black,
Second Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
REApY-To-WEAR SPECIALS
BsIdqet Dresses

5O-$7.95 Rayon Jersey Prints, misses,
half-sizes Observation-Disclosures $3.50
2O-$S.95-S14.95 Rayon and Nylon Prints,
misses, women's sizes ------$6.99
12-Ss.95 SASS Rayon Dresses, sizes
SO-$5.95 Nubby Rayon Dresses. misses.
women'S sizes $3.50
12-$1495-$17.95 Afternoon and Casual
Dresses, misses sizes -$3 $500
Second Floor-Washingto
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Girls Wear

lO-S2.29 Cotton Knit Tee Shirts, s, M, L,
$1OO
SS-S2.29 Seersucker Gowns and PajamaS.
$1.69
lO-S1.99 Plaid Gingham Sport Shirts,
$1.39
$3.50 and $7.99 Cotton Dresses, $3.50
Fourth F1oor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
DUuti1ste Dresses

l0O-$2.S9 Cotton Housedresses, misses,
women's, broken sizes S1.88
5O-$3.99, $4.95 Washable Rayon Dresses,
broken sizes -$1.88
2O-SS.95 to $12.95 Rayon Dresses, broken
sizes $3.50
5O-$2.99 CrinkIe Cotton Dresses, misses,
nal1-SlZeS $lS7
5O-$3.99 Sanforized Cotton Dresses,
misses, half-Sizes $28S
25-$4.95, $5.95 Utility Uniforms, soiled.
broken sizes -$288
Second Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Suits

1-SS995 Box Suit, stand-up collar, black,
misses sizes $500
1-$S995 Black and White Check 3-Pc.
Box Suit, misses sizes $500
&$S9.95 Blue Tweed Stole Suits, navy
trim, misses sizes ------------$3S.OO
10 Orion Blend Suits, misses and
women's sizes $500
2O-S79.S5-$99 Fur Trimmed Goats,
misses, women's sizes -------------S4S.OO
Second Foor-Washingto
S22.05-$29.95 Lined RayOn Suits, year.
round style, solid colors, checks, stripes.
Misses, jr.'S sizes $16.SS
Second Floor-WaShingto
Evening star., 1953-04-23
FurS

FelrS
$1,000 Dyed Bassarisk Scarf, per skin,
$500
S19.75 Silver Blue Mink Scarf, per skin,
$1,000
$1,000 Dyed MOuton PrOcessed Lamb
Coats NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $1,000
$4,000 Dyed Muskrat Flank Capes, blond,
$500
$4,000 Dyed Muskrat Jackets ---$129.OO
S299.OO Mink Stoles- -$229.OO
$459OO Natural Squirrel Coat -$299.O0
S399OO Ranch Mink stoles ~ S299.0O
All Prices blus tdr>
Fur products labeled to show country of orisin
of imported furs.
Second Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Hosiery

1872 Prs. "As Is" Famous Name
Nylons, broken assortment,
2 prs. $1.OO
1O1 Prs. $1.5O Filigree Heel ST.
Gauge NylOns $500 S9c pr.
20 Prs. $1.65 OutSiZe 30 Denier
Dress Sheer NylOnS, 91a and 10,
S1.OO pr.
SO Prs. Imperfs. $1.35 51-Gauge
NylOnS, sizes 8h to 9h,
2 prs. $1.OO
~ Prs. $1.5O Famous Name
Sheer NylOns, 20 Denier, broken
assortment -----8 89c pr.
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Notions

36-$2.9S-$3.9S Girdles, 2-way
stretch, pink, broken sizes, 89c
12O-25c Plastic Shoulder
12-$1.OO Clear Plastic Door
Hampers ----------- SOC
go Prs. 69c Plastic Scuffs, broken
sizes, colorS 39c
25-19c Skirt Hangers ---.--5c
12-$1.19 Ironing Board Covers.
soiled --- 59c
148-$1.OO Rayon Satin. Cotton
Brassieres, broken sizes, colors,
2 for $1.49
1O0-6Sc Plastic Blanket Bags,
2 for $1.O0
S6 Prs. Rain Boots, small size,
49c
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Better Dresses

10 Misses, WOmen's $17.s5 to $500
Dresses $500
Misses $2S.S5 NyIOn TulIe FOrmals,
$500
Misses $500 Imported White Lace
FormaIs $34O0
AS65.OO Formal Wedding Gowns, an
tioue satin -S325O
Second Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
NegIigees

Sll,95 to S29.95 Ensembles, robe and
gown. Rayon crepes, rayon satins.
Broken styles, colors, sizes 1880 $1O.95
Second Toor-WaShington
Evening star., 1953-04-23
TOiIet1.ieS

44-S1.75 Gemery Perfume, Soc"
46-$1.1O "FOllow Me" Toilet
81 Prs. Irreg. 75c Rubber Gloves,
800
17-S1.29 Nylon Bristle Bath
Brushes $50
1O0-25c Famous Make Nail
Polish ----- Sc"
59-S1.1O Follow Me" Bath
Powder -.----69c"
$500 Lavender Shave LO-
ti0n -1Sc"
15c Lady Fair Facial Tissue,
10 for $50
23-$l.O0 Hand and Body Lo-
ton $50
sass Electric Vibrators, $1.39
80 Mems $5.49 Luoite Military
Brush Sets S-------$l.S8
27-$1.OO Crystal Perfume Bot
ties --------------- |Sc
'plus s0b tax
Street F1oor-Washington
S2.25-S3.5O Imported Nail Scis-
sors, Nippers, Barber shears by
Foremost" ca. $l.49
$3.99-$8.5O SunglaSses - $2.99
Bulk Soaps, 20 cakes -----S1.OO
Bulk Soaps, 70 cakes ---- $3.49
$3.50 Perfume -----------$l.29~
$500 Cologne, 8 ozS. -----$l.59"
$500 Cologne, 4 ozs. ---- 99c"
$500 Stage Set, 2 colognes, 2
perfumes ---~------. $2.49"
"Plus 20% Tax
Street Floor
Washington; Arlington
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Coats, TOppers

CO0fS, TOpperS
eS3s.95 Nationally Advertised Toppers,
misses, ir, sizes $500
S-s5Ss5 Pastel Orion Coats, misses sizes.
$49.95
1O-$35.OO $500 Famous Fabric Coats,
1-S75OO Poodle Cloth Cardigan Coat,
beige, size IL $500
1-$65.OO Tweed Shortie, navy -and-white,
Size ~ %4o'VV
3$35.00 Navy TOppers with white trim.
Misses sizes ----$|o.OO
1-$55.O0 BOxy Topper, grey with pink
and white angora -$48.OO
Misses $49.95 Tweed Topper, gold,
Second Floor-Washington
$500 to $59.9S Spring Coats. assorted
colorS, misses sizes S-------------$38 $500
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Lingerie

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2S-$S95 Nylon Tricot Gowns pastels,
broken sizes $3.50
15-$1O.95 NylOn, Satin Gowns, assorted
colors, sizes $7.95
3S-S595 NyIon TricOt Slips. assorted
Second Floor-Washington
1888 RayOn Crepe Gowns, size 80.
$3.50
SO-S299 Cotton PlisSe Slips, white.
broken sizes $1.99
25-S399 Printed Nylon Crepe Gowns,
brokA1Ar sizes $2.9S
SO-oZ.99 Cotton PajamaS, broken aSSort-
ment $1.S9
25-S299 Cotton Print Shorty Gowns,
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.Jel1siOr Wear

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@SS95-$1O.S5 RayOn Dresses, 1-pc., $500
@817.95-$2S.OO Dressy RayOn Dresses,
$12.O0
1elA.05.S22.9S RayOn Taffeta FailleS,
$500
+Sl69E-$22.9S net formaIs $500
Second Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-08

thought of taking another drink utterly repsive
Never again. would tell myself all sincerity. No, Not
But time passed. and the memory of horror and huilia
ton faded always became convinced that went just
round with my old adversary this time would lick him.
The solution seemed smpe would take drinks
and STOP Just two Sometimes would resist this i'm
pulse for weeks sometimes for months But invariably
the hour would when resisted no longer.
Instantly the fatal pattern would reassert itself Strange
as it may and non-alcohoics may find it hard to
believe this i never really enjoyed it. After the first heady
of stimulation would go home lock the doors,
of the secret bottles that had hidden crafty like
Continued page 22
Evening star., 1953-11-08

Or rather failed Authorities alcoholism agree there
indispensable requirement for cure The alcoholic
must want to stop drinking than he go
Nationally, did want to stop. not blind knew
that if did not give up drinking complete ruin lay ahead
In time would lose my family my friends and my business
That the grim and nescapabe destiny of dedicated
drinkers, like myself.
But emotionally it different could not marry logic
with feeling knew of other alcoholics who had reformed
maybe day the thing would happen me- Some
doctor would find the answer some would work pre-
ferred to wait for the miracle knew it would have be
big one.
During the periods recovery from these terrible bnge the
Evening star., 1953-11-08

1--WE years ago woke up in hospital No had to tell
Il why was there. The binding headache, the black
nausea the dreadful of depression and and
despair all the familiar symptoms right there with
had done it again. had been another terrible bender
For almost quarter of century these periodic drinking
bouts had dominated my life and the lives of those closest to
They grm senseess nterudes that invariably left
me an emotional and physical wreck had apparent
tive for such destructive drinking But after drink could
never stop would keep drinking until reached sodden
state which reality itself became unreal At home in bars
in public places i would walow sometimes for days.
No one myself my friends the best pychatists could
find for these desperate flights Every known method
of helping an alcoholic offered tried them all with
hope and cooperation. They failed.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

THE AUTHOR of this article, who for obvious
prefers has for 20 been of
the figures i'm the New York publishing field