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Evening star., 1954-12-29
0kinawa Red Linked
With Conyicts' Riot
By The Assoeioisd Pres.

NATIA. Okinawa, Dec. 90
Naha prison officials tonight said
Communist Kamejiro Senaga
was indirectly responsible for
but not directly involved in Mon
days riot at the Okinawa Ma
tional Penitentiary.
It was the prisons second
riot in two months. Lest nno~+',
rs inmates escaped in q wild
melee that smashed Mu.C. -,
doors and cell blocks. Most have
been recaptured.
Senaga. secretary of the Com
n1unist line Peoples Party, was
safely in his cell when the real
trouble occurred" a spokesman
said. He obviously inspires
trouble, but then withdraws and
allows others to do the actual
dangerous work"
Senaga was a member Of the
Okinawa legislature until his
conviction October 8 on charges
OF harboring a Communist Or
dered deported.
He was sentenced to a year in
prison and forfeited his legisla-
tive seat when he began serving
time.
Evening star., 1954-12-29
Professor Likens Mccarthy
ToLeftist Anarchist Agitotor

II view MCCarJnylSm as SO
dangerously seductive to Amer
ica because it is so different from
fascism and from analogies in
Europe" Prof. Viereck said.
'Confining myself to native
American growths and not to
alien importations like commu-
nism, I would classify Mccarthy
as the most radically and indis-
tinctively leftist dynamite In
American history since the I. w.
w. Industrial Workers Of the
World
Prof. Viereck said it was ''by
infallible instinct" and not by
accident that McCarthyism at
tacks "those institutions that
are the most conservative and
organic" In America.
Cites Mccarthy Attacks.
Senator McCarthy's attacks,
he said. have been against "pre-
cisely the most decorated or
paternal generals - Marshall.
Eisenhower, Taylor, Zwicker."
He also has attacked. the pro-
fessor added, "the leaders Of our
most deply established religion
and precisely the most ancient OF
our universities.
Prof. Viereck described Sena-
tor Mccarthy as 1.-The revolu-
tionary tribune Of the plebs."
adding:
"And among plebs I include
certain primitive millionaire
plebians of points West, In con-
trast with the relatively aristo-
cratic millionaires Of third
generation Wall Street"
"ae satisfies the resentments
of his followers" he added. "be-
cause his sincerest hatred Is
always against the Oldest, most
rooted, and most deeply educated
patrician families (the Cabot
Lodges, Achesons, Conants. Adlai
Stevenson"
Prob. Viereck was referring to
Ambassador to the United Ma
tions Henry Cabot Lodge, former
Secretary of State Dean Ache
son, United States High Com
missioner to Germany James
Conant and 1852 Democratic
Presidential Candidate Steven
son.
Points TO Conquests.
Prof. Viereck said true
Fascist would exalt executive
prerogative and Army preroga-
tive, rather than place congress
sional prerogative above both OF
these as Mccarthy has done"
Furthermore" he said, "Mc-
Carthy is too little of discipli-
marian organizer to be Fascist
style fuehrer. His most success
full conquests come not from uni
formed storm-troopers marching
in step. but from publicity huck-
sters and from the slick adver-
tising techniques devised by egg
heads slouching at typewriters."
Prof. Viereck said Mccarthy
ism had attracted "all those
peculiar 'peace-loving' neutralists
who were neutral against Eng
land but neutral for Hitler"
but that there have been no con-
vincing explanations for this
following.
Perhaps part of the explana-
tion," he said, lis that isolationist
nationalists are SO desperate
that they will back simply any
body who can restore their lost
power and whom they ironically
think they can 'use'."
Prof. Viereck, 80, is a son Of
George Sylvester Viereck, one
of those indicted during World
War III on charges of conspiring
to set up a Nazi regime In the
United States.
Associates say his writings
often reflect views diametrically
opposed to those of his father.
Some Of the poems which won
him the Pulitzer Prize in 1949
are based on his experiences
while serving with the American
Army overseas in World War II.
Evening star., 1954-12-29
Godfrey Said to Have Fired
Another Aide Only Partially,

i System, where Mr.. Godfrey has
his Office. neither he nor spokes-
men were available for conn
ment.
The Journal-American's ac-
count of the new to-do in the
Godfrey radio TV family revived
memories of the firing of singer
julius La Rosa during o tele-
vision show.
Mr.. Puck had been producer
of the Wednesday night pro-
gram, Arthur Godfrey and His
Friends" as well as the Monday
night show, Talent Scouts"
Miss Marlowe, former wife OF
an FBI man. Is the singing star
of the Wednesday night show.
She is 25, Mr.. Puck Is between
81 and so.
Evening star., 1954-12-29
w Ne Assoeiutsd Press

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.Arthur
Godfrey was reported today to
have fired another one of his
employees though only partially.
Larry Puck. veteran show
man: was said to have been
ousted from his job as producer
of one of Mr.. Godfrey'S shows
because he became engaged to
the singing star, Marion Mar
lowe. some 80 years his Junior.
However. 1t was reported, Mr..
Puck was retained as producer
of another of the Godfrey pro-
grams.
The reports were published in
q New York Journal-American
story written by Jack O'Brian.
At the Columbia Broadcasting
Evening star., 1954-12-29

Arlington Forest Va.
1898 S. Copitol St.
2l4l Wis. Ave. NV
6428 Ga. Ave. NV
Prince Frederick, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Boys WEAR
IL Price and Less
Second Floor, Washington

l5-39e Corduroy Sport Shirts 6 lo--------l.ss
$50 Khoki Dunoorees, sizes and 10 .--------l.4o
ll-l2.95 All Wool Socks, 26 and II woist---5s8
lZ-65c 6roodcoth Shorts, sizes 8 and 10
56-395 to 6.95 Corduroy Stocks, broken
ll-299 Fooled Denim Stocks, s, g. 10,
Zo-l95 to 295 rree Wosh Shorts. broken sizes
9-e95-2495 Jr. Boys Suits long points, s. T. 8-S.ee
I2-595 Jr Boys Topcoots oil WOOL to II
1-z495 g 29e5 Jr. Boys Husky" Suits, II
$50 Corduroy and Texturoy Socks 70 81
41-95 295 Sport Shirts long sleeves, broken s7e
1929 Jr Boys Zip-Lned Topeoot sizes 8---Izes
3l-l0.e5 and 1875 Winter Jockets broken szes---547
3l-495 and SOS Sweoers all WOOL broken szes---lss
$50 Denim jackets, faded blue, ond
II-Z99 Denim jeans, toded blue and
l-29.o5 Zip Lined Trench Coot 20 500
2-3e95 Youths Ape. Spring Suits 10 and
1870 Cotton Hose, broken De
2e-leo and $50 Sport Shirts long sleeves, see
Street Floor, Arlington
43-1o5-295 Sport Shirts long sleeves broken sizes gle
Z5-lO95-l295 Winter jackets, broken
Dress Stocks Y to 81 woist in BAT
1885 Jr. Boys Zip-lned Coots, sizes 7 g. 9
3-3o95 Youths Ape. Spring Suits 10, l8
Z5-3.95-6.95 Corduroy Stacks, broken sizes-----lo7
$3.50 Denim Wosh lonees sizes and e7e
-Z-15o5 IT, Boys All Wool Topcoots, size 4------5eo
5-9.o5 Husky" Socks, size 26
-lSS52495 Jr Boys Suits sizes to 10 in
7-1.99 Swim Shorts, size ace
$3.50 Sweaters, oil wool, size 6------------ eoe
SIS and so Polo Shirts, long sleeve, sizes ooe
$3.50 Cotton Hose, broken Ioc
$3.50 Corduroy Shirts, broken sizes-------- I o.
$3.50 Unined jackets, size l2-------- ! OF
$50 Fooled Denim Jockets sizes 6, 10, 4o
$50 Foded Denim Slocks, u 40
1879 Corduroy Swoo Stocks. broken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
UphOISferu

Third Floor, Washington Only
1898 Corduroy Bedspreads,
single or double sizes $500. 7.88
22.9S Knitted Curtains, tall
ored. 90" long. Wine or chart
reuse 1888
45-2.9S Rayon Curtains, tail
ored. 81" long. eggshell 1.59
1888 and 1898 Chair Cow
ers. ready made. as is 200
7-17.98 Sofa Covers, ready
made. as is 800
4O-1.49-1.85 Window Shades,
assorted colors and sizes sec
1888 Ruffled Curtains,
snap tape. So. 70, 81 and 80"
lengths. eggshell 500
40-11.98 Draw Draperies,
ready made. rayon shantung
u" long ----------------- -5.S9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18

End. Floor, Washington Only
25-49.95 to $685. Fashion
Winter Coats, some with zip
lining, 10 to 16 $500
25-59.95 to 1895 Fur Trimmed
Coats $500
$500 Poodle Cloth Box Suits,
matching purses, beige, pink.
1900
1885 3-Pc. Orion Ensembles,
blue, pink, beige; misses sizes
1885
$500 Cotton Velveteen and
Corduroy Rain or Shine Goats;
misses sizes $500
5O-35.OO to 1895 Winter Coats,
tips and untrimmed styles,
misses and women's sizes,
1900
$500 3-Pc. Leatherette Box
Suits, pink, blue, tan 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Washington. Store Only

5o595 695 Basque Shirts. broken sizes ----z5s for 500
e2.95 Jocket reduced from stock broken 399
ZZ-lreos 1926 Nylon Pojomos fomous
7Z-lneos 85c Cotton Briefs. woned
6-rreg 395 Cotton Poomos broken
4495 Nyon Short Sleeve Sport
2o-lre9s l2o5 Terry Cloth Robes
3-l8.50 Docron lono-SIeeVe Sport
3-595. 695 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts, mued
l+lregs. 500 Denim Stocks l99
l0-Odd Poiomo Coots
4O-Odd Poomo Points. long and l09
4-395 Lightweight Shirts unused
2l-2o5 3.o5 Swim Trunks, mostly small
6-6.95, 7.95 Sweaters, mussed-
S-795. 805 Docron Shirts mused- 1863
Z-495 Non Shirts white solid eoIors broken ussed 500
lo-l.e5 $50 Nyon Athletic Shirts, Shorts
KdnnS-Street FIoor-Washnoton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Daytime Dresses

SECOND Floor. Washington and
Arlington
2-1O.95 Print Corduroy Ma
ternity Jackets ---.- .7.88
LASS and 1885 Maternity
Jackets; silk and velveteen,
1895
1913 and 8.95 Maternity
Stacks; wool, corduroy, flannel,
5.88
E8.95 and 1895 Velveteen
Maternity Skirts .- 6.88
$3.50 to 500 Maternity
Skirts: cotton and rayon 3.99
8-$1O.95 to S16.95 2-Pc. Ma
ternity Dresses ----6.88
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Lingerie

End Floor. Wash. and All.
25-2.99 Cotton Challis Gowns:
rosebud prints, broken sizes
1893
25-2.99 Rayon Slips with ny
lon trims: broken sizes l.99
2nd Floor, Wash. Only
20-4.99 Cotton Flannelcttc Pa
iamas; broken sizes 2.99
$3.50 RayOn Crepe Gowns,
lace trims, soiled; small sizes
l.99
1883 Cotton Crepe Pajamas:
slight irregulars 2.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Nursery Furniture

End Floor-Arlington Store
Hiss Simmons Innerspring
Crib Mattresses, soiled 1899
1-16.95 Bathinette. soiled, 9.99
S37.95 "Storkline" Cribs, dou-
ble-drop sides; 2 maple finish,
/ wax birch finish -24.99
1-39.95 "StOrkline" Crib, dou-
ble-drop sides; wax birch 26.99
232.95 "Storkline" Cribs, dou-
ble-drop sides: wax birch, 1899
1855 "Storkline" Cribs, sin
gle-drop sides; oak finish 1899
1850 Collier KeywOrth
Stroller, soiled- - 1899
1858 Welsh Doodle Buggy"
grey; soiled - 1899
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
SfNfiOn0ru

Street Floor, Washington Store
1-1O3.55 Smith Silent Port
able Typewriter $500"
12-95c Mechanical Pencils
Acc
10-1.O0 Double Frames, gold
color, j" square ---------5 SOC
1885 Genuine Leather Port
folio 4.98
27.95 Photo Albums, simu-
lated leather, plastic pockets
1898
KGnn's-Street Floor
Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
HOSieru

Street Floor, Washington
l57 Prs. "As Is" Sheer NylOnS.
several constructions: broken
sizes and colors SOC
6S Prs. LBS White Nylon Stock
ings for Nurses; BIZ to IL 79c
1872 Prs. 1875 to l.65 Famous
Make NylOns; dark colors SOC
% Prs. 1.65 Famous Name
Stretch Top Nyl0n Sheers;
broken sizes $500 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Infants Wear
Fourth Floor, WASHINGTON

Boys 1.99 2-Pc. Cotton Pa
jamas, stripes, solids, prints:
size 4 100
$50 Cotton Knit Sleepers. l.
piece feet-in styles; Z and 3
only 1.50
Boys 1.99 Corduroy Boxer
Shorts, green, navy, brown; 3
to 5 SOC
Seconds Of 79c Cotton Receiving
Blankets, paStels; 30x40
2 for 100
1895 to $500 Winter Coat
Sets for boys and girls; size /.
500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Fur Coats and Jackets
At ~ Price

per, size l2--o~~~----~--~--~---- 1880
1900 Dyed Mouton Processed Lamb
coot, size l6---------------- = $3.50
1900 Tan Dyed BroodtoiI Processed
Lonb Jocket, size l2~--------------e $3.50
1900 Dyed Muskrot Coots, IA, Is, l8-- $3.50
1900 Dyed Muskrot Jacket, size IL - $3.50
1900 Black Dyed Persian Lamb Paw Coot $3.50
1900 Grey Kid Coot, size lo---------ll4.5o
800 90 Grey Persion Lamb Topper, l4---l9o.50
$500 Brown Dyed Fur Seal Coot size Is $3.50
all plus 20e6
Fur Products Labeled to Show Country
OF Origin OF Imported Furs
Kanns-Second Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Budget Dresses

Second Floor. Washington and
Arlington
20 Misses 1895 Dressy and
Casual Dresses; assorted styles,
500
Is Misses and WOmen's Famous
Name Dresses 1000
29-l4.95 HaH-Size Orion and
Wool Dresses 3.99
1905 to 1895 Half Size
Dresses ----------- 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
1 ss|| friday BARGAINS |!!|2&! Money
COf'SetS
Second Floor, Washington

OCCOHU rLOOt1 WuoIttHyLOH
25-5.95 Fab Lined PIaytex
Girdles and PantieS, discontin-
ued styles; pink or white; bro
ken sizes - 1853
25-3.95 to sos Long Line
Brassieres, nylon, cotton or
broadcloth; white ands pink;
broken sizes 100
$500 to 7.95 COrselettes,
discontinued styles, nylon, elias
tic, rayon brocade; broken sizes
100 to 1888
50-10.95 Famous Make Girdles,
rayon satin and nylon; sizes
26 to SO --------l-----5.0 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Second Floor, Washington

Street Floor, Arlington
I7.95 Orion Knit Suits; assorted
pastels; broken sizes 7.88
3.99 and 5.98 Skirts. rayon or
wool; broken sizes "a and Is,
100
$500 Leather Jackets; pastels:
10 and IL -- 1888
1895 Wool Chenille Knit Suits;
pastels: broken sizes 1888
2.99 Cotton Shirts: stripes and
novelties; broken sizes 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
NegIigeeS

Second Floor, Washington and
Arlington
25-5.95 Quilted Cotton 1-Pc.
LOunging PajamaS; misses bro
ken sizes .---------... 2.69
$3.50 Printed Ray0n Dust
ers, broken sizes ----- 2.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
JeaceIru

Street Floor, Washington ONLY
10 pcs. 800 Costume Jewelry
ZOO
300 Simulated Pearl Now
city Necklaces - LOO
500 Rhinestone and Emerald
Color Stone Pin and Earring
Set ----.--------- 5000
$3.50 and 5.95 COmpacts,
as is --. l.95
1886 Necklace and Earring
Set l.5O*
rs pcs. lbs Costume Jewelry
100"
sPlus 900 tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Better Dresses

Second Floor, Washington and
Arlington
2-59.95 Sequined Cocktail
Dresses, white; 10 and IA, $500
Misses 1895 Imported Lace
Cocktail Dresses $500
% Misses 1895 to 22.95 Dresses,
11.S8
20 WOmen's 1875 to $500
Dresses .------- ---------11.88
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18

Street Floor, Washington Only
25-WOmen's 200 Belts LOO
7.95 Brown Leather Bag, as is
.2.50%
1900 Black Leather Bag, SOS"
1895 Navy Calf Shoulder Bag
$685.
1910 and 500 French
Purses ------2.98*
25-7.9S Bags 5,99a
$500 Bags 3.99*
75-WOmen's 100 Belts, as is
39c
1000 and 800 BrOcade
Evening Bags 1.29*
'piuS e6eS tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Junior Wear

Second Floor, Washington and
Arlington
1O-14.95 Casual and Dressy
RayOnS 400
15-14.95 RayOn Surah Prints,
700
$500 Black and White Rayon
Taffeta Dresses - 1000
14-1O.95 Spun Rayon Pastel
Dresses --------7.OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
TOiIefrieS

Street Floor. Washington and
Arlington
59c Assorted TOiletries 19c*
1Oc Cake Hurt Soap &c
75c Wrisley Soy Bean Shampoo
29c
1888 Imported China Cologne
Bottles ACC
3.95 to sos Better Sunglasses,
2.99
plus 20oc tax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Mems s.9s Orion Sweaters

PerfectS and irregulars in pullover style. These
sweaters wash easily dry quickly, keep their shape VV
Tan, blue green or maize S, M, L sizes in the group
Kann's-Street Foor-WaShington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Knit indies

Street Floor. Washington Only
52.25 RayOn Combinations:
size 80 only - ~ 19c
Al Pcs. 2.95 Rayon Tricot
Gowns; good sizes and colors,
1.99
Is Prs. $50 Cotton Vests, white,
79c
9 Imperfs. 1.65 Nylon TricOt
Briefs; black 1Oc
3-2.25 RayOn Tricot Petit
coats; trimmed styles - 59c
1888 to 14.95 NyIon Tricot
81 Imperfs. CSC RayOn Tricot
Briefs; pink and white 39c
5 Imperfs. 6.95 Acetate Tricot
Dress Length Gowns loo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Handkerchief

Street Floor, Washington and
Arlington
300 Samples and Irregs. Boys
Csc ColOred Border Cotton
Handkerchiefs, some with in
itialS lOc
200 Mems 39c White Linen
Handkerchiefs with 30" hem
stitched hens, some with in
lClalS ------ 4 1OT 1.VV
Street Floor, Washington Only
2OO-29c pkg. of ! "Sniffies"
printed non-fabric hankies,
1215c
100 WOmen's 39c to SOC Sample
Hankies. regular and large size
prints with scalloped hens,
4 for 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
NecktCeUr'

Street Floor. washington ana
Arlington
200 Perfs., Imperfs.. 3.99 and
4.99 Blouses; broken assort-
ment --- 200
125 Perfs.. Imperfs., 3.99 and
4.99 SlipOn and Cardigan
Sweaters, nylon and wool with
novelty trims; sizes "a to 40,
1.99
Street Floor, Washington Only
5O-1.OO Ties and Bows; broken
assortment 29c
85-1.00 and 1.99 Printed Silk
Scarfs, hand-rolled hens SOC
1888 and 1888 Blouses;
broken assortment 1900 3.44
$3.50 NylOn Cardigans; bro
ken assortment 1.99
$3.50 Print Silk Scarfs, 49,,
90o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
RugS

3rd Floor-WaShington Store
1-119.95 Grey Tone-on- Tone
Administer, 12x12' 59.95
1-119.95 Brown Plush Cotton
Rug, l2x16.6" 1896
1880 Grey Floral Administer,
12x11 10" 64.95
1-168.OO Beige Twist Broad
loom, 15x7' 59.95
1885 Beige Reversible Wool
Rug, 9x12', soiled - 1898
$50 Heavy Felt Base Rugs,
1879, as is ------- 3.99
1-143.95 Rose Tone Tone
BroadlOOm, 12x11.9" 1885
20-7.95 Loop Pile Cotton Rugs,
27x54" ------ 3.99
1-15.95 Wine Loop Pile Cotton
Rug, 4x6', as is --5.O 500
1-112.00 Grey Loop Pile Cotton
Rug, Exit 1885
1-171.9O Oyster white Round
Wire Wilton, 0x12- $500
Sec. 1895 Green Tone-on-
Tone BrOadlOom, 9x12' 1895
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
SiIUer'sUUre

Street Floor, Washington Only
5-9.98 Tableware Sets: serv-
ice for 6. Hollow handle
knives. stainless blades. Full
26 Pcs. 4.98
6-36.50 Tableware Sets. 81
pcs Rapture pattern by Rog-
ers Bros. Service for 8 $3.50
50-82c Cocktail Forks, silver
plated. Narcissus pattern. Sec
5000 Hammered Aluminium
Bowls SIC
LASS Copper Chatting Dish,
slightly denied 7.5O
$3.50 Silverplated Serving
Trays, large size, slightly
scratched --29.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18

Street Floor, Washington Only
3O-Secs. 1899 Bromley Lace
Tablecloths, 7Ox88", ivory. 500
1000-Secs. SOC to Sc Place
Mats, fancy plastic 4 for 81
20-2.19 Rayon and Cotton
Damask Sets, 50x50" cloths,
napkins, boxed 1.39
15-Secs. 1885 Irish Linen
Damask Cloths, 66x84", rose
pattern -------1O.99
4OO-99c Plastic Tablecloths,
54x54" size, colors = ---- Soc
50-Secs. 1863 Crib Sheets, Pa
cific combed percale, 45x72"
1OO-Secs. 2.49 Cannon Muslin
Sheets. 72x108" 1888
12O-Secs. 2.79 Cannon Muslin
Sheets, 81x108" -- 2.09
15O-Secs. 2.49 Cannon Muslin
Sheets. 72x108" 1888
75-Secs 800 Cannon Muslin
Sheets, 90x108" 2.29
Blankets
Washington and Arlington
S.95 Quilted Mattress Pads, twin
4.95 Quilted Mattress Pads,
double size 2.99
22.95 Seconds KenwOOd Wool
Blankets. 80x90" 1883
9.95 Wool Filled Comforts,
72x84" - $50
1895 RuffIed Wool Filled Sa-
tin Comforts, 72x84" $50
Housewares
3rd Floor, Washington Only
13-1.00 Milk Dispensers, plastic,
CSC
$40 Bread Boxes, plastic. 1893
35.95 Bread Boxes, hand
painted plastic $50
24-79c Meat Trays, plastic, 49c
S3-8Sc Sponge Mops- 44c
2-12.95 Bath Scales S.95
8-1.29 Slack Rack 64c
lila lingerie Racks -. SAC
1850 -frouser Wallets ---2.25
$40 Ironing Boards, as is,
1.99
l2-2.s5 Travel Ironing Boards,
100
24-l.OO Shredfast Shredder, SOC
S.95 Can Openers, vacuum,
wall -------------- -.--- 1.99
s-4.s5 Can Openers, vacuum,
wall type $780, --------1 .99
6-1.00 Waste Baskets, tall, as is,
49c
1-7.95 Hamper 1898
4-2.95 Hat and Coat Racks, LAT
18-l.00 TV Tables, as is SOC
China
Third Floor. Washington Only
24-4.98 Imported China Cup,
Saucer and Plate 1893
6-5.98 Imported Cocktail
Sets; green glass. 8 pcs. 2.98
12-2.49 Glass Beverage Sets:
16 pcs. - l.49
3-2.25 Glass Bowls, for fruit
or flowers -..--.-..--- 100
18-1.15 Colored Glass Range
Sets; 3 pcs. CSC
$500 After Dinner Cups and
Saucers; imported china Csc
8-1.98 Ash Trays; large, of
heavy crystal ------ 100
3-6.98 Plates, Italian pottery.
leaf shape -- --2.49
LASS Dinner Set; SO pcs.
slightly irregular $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Notions

Street Floor, Washington Only
1O-7.95 Garment Rack 5.99
1888 Bag Of Shelves, COL
ored bindings -. 79c
2O-1.98 Garment Bags, green
or blue plastic -------- 79c
6O-1.98 Blanket Bags, plastic,
wine or green binding = 81
1O-3.49 Ironing Board Sets,
pad and cover 2.98
20-1.98 Shoe Bags, plastic,
pastel shades 1900 1888
6-2.98 Hat Boxes, cardboard
with plastic window, 2 for 79c
Auto Seat COuerS
18th Floor, Washington;
LotDer LeDel, Arlington
1875 Plastic coated Fibre
Covers -- 500
21.95 Plastic-sealed Fibres, de
luxe satin trim - 900
32.95 Lumite Saran Plastic
Covers, tufted panels, satin
trim 400
1898 De Luxe Lumite Saran
Covers. fully piped. satin trim
1900
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GIOUeS

Street Floor, Washington Only
So Prs. 800 Double Woven Ny
lon Gloves; handsewn; white:
broken sizes I.99
10 Prs. 200 Cotton String
Gloves; green and chamois:
broken sizes ~ 1.49
40 Prs. 500 Leather Gloves;
black, brown and colors; small
sizes LOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18

WOfpse1s'S Shoes
1877 Prs. Women's 1.99 Slippers,
assorted colors and styles: bro
ken sizes 4 to 8 100
Slipper BGr-Street Floor
Washington Only
179 Prs. WOmen's 8.95 Nation
ally Famous Casuals, pumps
and ties, black, red. brown,
benedictine; sizes to II, 2.99
Fourth Floor, Washington:
Street Floor, Arlington
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Mems e.ss Corduroy Sport Shirts

Assorted fancy patterns, long sleeve style.
Famous make known for their fine tailoring. W.
Reduced to clear! Broken sizes.
Kanns-Street Floor-WGshington
Evening star., 1954-10-13

$16,455, about $1,100 higher than
the two separate bids to chop
down the blocks. :.
Due Next Week.
The contract award is expected
to be made sometime next week.
More than 100 dwellings are
due to be destroyed in the two
blocks. About two-thirds are
brick structures, so or 70 years
old.
Most are vacant. But about
80 per cent of the antiquated
homes are still occupied since
the owners are contesting con-
demnation proceedings IN U. S.
District Court for the District of
Columbia.
Buildings Vandalized.
The vacant buildings have
been vandalized consistently for
the last three months, according
to a spokesman for the District
Redevelopment Land Agency.
This is the third section of the
Southwest to be razed under the
redevelopment program. The
Evening star., 1954-10-13
Low Bids Announced
For Demolition Of
7 Blocks Of Area B

Low bids totaling $15,281 to
demolish two more blocks Of
Southwest redevelopment Area
B were announced yesterday.
The low offer, $7,726, to wreck
Square 587, between Second and
Third streets was entered by the
Arrow Wrecking & Lumber Co.
Square 588, the next block east,
drew a low demolition bid of
$7,555 from the Ace Wrecking
& Building Material Co.
A total of six bids were sub
mitted.
Indications were that the con-
tracts will be awarded to the
separate block bidders. Bids on
the aggregate two-block demoli-
ton job came to no lower than
Evening star., 1954-10-13
Skeleton Is Believed
10000 Year Old
BY the Associoied Press

MOSCOW, Oct. 13.-The So
Wet news agency Tass said yes
terday Russian scientists have
discovered the perfectly pre-
served skeleton of a man 10000
years old.
Tass said the discovery was
made near Voronesh, about 100
miles south of Moscow, by An
thropologist A. N. Arogachev.
The skeleton was brought to the
Moscow Institute of Etnogra-
ply where Anthropologist M.
Gerasimov described it as "the
best preserved of any heretofore
found in the ancient layers of