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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE


MR.. BUILDER-Ii you plan to build
this spring, you must buy your lots
immediately / have as rambler
size lots now ready with sewer, wat
er. gas, etc. on edge of Falls Church.
Excel. terms. OWNER. ia. 2-5575.
1870 ACRES. within subdivision;
small brick house, 2 cinder-b!ock
bldRs.. chicken house. 311-ft. well;
ia miles to D. c. line. 10. 1881
ACRE. beautiful rambler site, Bur-
louisville. Nd. adj. new Laurel dam
10 minis. from MOL boating. fishing
$1,000. ~. 9-3444. Mrs. burning
8 NICELY WOODED. level lots, 1oz
$50. in good loo. all utilities and
RR eStS ;tIss' Rs aof u. 5000 sN
ls ~ . ACRES. water, and sewer;
frontage on Rte. FL and Rte: 50;
500, SCOOP sn acre. T. +. srErFEx'
located; some land cleared. some
or can be subdivided: on / tr act;
city water available. ASk-pS?
r REAtTX so sH e; fotSSa high view
Macarthur blvd; Foxhau area;
5Ox160 #. Box 11-G, Star. IS.
BETHESDA lots for homes In the
$4,000 price range; sewer and
water in together with laerals.
ewes. OF. 4-86ss. IS
MONTGOMERY CO., MD.-30 min.
from Naval Hosp. at. Boyds; 17-
acre tract; as whole; $3.50 per
acre; After 2 Pc; 2.4543. =
mercial Northeast, 1880 SO. IT.;
price, $1.25 per 50; #. Trades con-
Realtor. RE. 7-1ls1: ewes, OIL.
90 corner: $4,000: nice
neighborhood; suitable for rambler
or 2 story. RIA. 6-944S.
10000 SO. FIT. in D. c.. zoned for
apis. Will consider. trade or good
End trust paper. MR.. BENNETT.
MA 2-RHA1 wn R-AAdR
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Warehouse Site

Better than 100000 square feet. Only
Is minutes from downtown WASH
. ington. Railroad siding available. Or.
owner will develop to suit tenant on
lone-term lease. For full particulars.
Thos. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
vas 18TH 81. NV. d. 1880
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=EHXjNNOSN ALUCHS co.

- Business Property DEPARTMENT.
1905 H st. NV. Ma. S-2346
clean FOUR-BUiLDING GROUP.
shows excellent return on conserva-
tive rent schedule. Unusually large
and 8 bedroom units. beautifully
located in relation to shopping.
$4,000 s6d ess9 aSSSe
4es 1st trust. Please call Mr.. Gavin.
res. AID. 2-6004; ONCE, ST. 3-3300
H. G. SMITHY co.
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DESK SPACE

FOR RENT-Desk space, in attrac-
tive ONCE. Pennsylvania ase. Phone
Hill BLDG. $50 18th ST. Nv
switchboard. mail and telephone an.
swering service. Ma. .S-332S. "A
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk
space in Dupont Circle area: tele,
phone answering, mail service and
PUBLIC stenographer available. Cal
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

l7O2 18th ST. N.W.--2-story garage,
excel. for storage or workshop,
warehouse, etc. Immed. occupancy
Reas. rent. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. NV
- In City Of Falls
Church, Va.--New bldg; no equip
ment. In front of the Falls Church
Motor Court l55 rms.) on Lee hwy.
JE. 2-0110. %
37I3 N. H. AvE.--Facins
Rk, Crk. I'd. In rear. Now occupied
by Toledo Scales. Suit. ofices. show
room: etc; good parking: apt. above.
NEW BLDG. 5000 sq
IT, Ideal for once. storage, light
mfg in connection with retail store
Overhead door for delivery; good
parking. Near Old Georgetown I'd:
In Bethesda. Call OIL 6-7S16. IS
COMMERCIAL BLDG. 9th and Ken
nedy sts. NV; 30xS0; 2 is. and
finished bsmt.; 1900 50. IT. in all;
suitable for any large business; en-
cheering or drafting; formally used
for aircraft designing and topo-
matte; parking space for 20 cars or
more. Call B. B. ALLISON. RA.
3-05l3 10
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BOATS

IS-FT. FEATHERCRAFT, Dc luxe,
with motor. steering, running LIGHTS.
trailer. etc, Retail. Sl,10o; special,
DECO GNfT, 8 and 8 volt charger,
used / season. cost $3.50. sell $76.
1858 CHRIS CRAFT cabin cruiser.
complete factory equipped plus ex-
tras; $500. Call between 1 and 8.
Elk. 3-4745. -
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

U .tory b SrHHS Saiidins. good income
for tight. party. RA. $1,000 IS
elevator; about $4,000 50. IT.. public
alley, side and rear: centrally To-
Gated downtowm BOSS g. PHELPS
WEST OF CONN. AVE. - Excellent
downtown LIST coml. bldg: sit; 26'
frontage: reasonably priced At SAL
900. Mr.. Jacob, Ma. $4,000: ewes,
TIE. 6-7210. BOSS & PHELPS; INC.
naming floors rented. Bakery busi-
ness on 1st floor, completely turn..
ovens, etc, including kit. and foun-
tain; desirable for party to pur-
chase bldg. and operate. business
and terms arranged to scit. Call
GEORGE SIMMONS. no. 2-S516 or
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DistributOrS, Attention

Expansion to larger quar-
tiers makes available this flne,
modern, one-story and full
basement en building containing
facturipo or storage area. Air.
cond. ONCE space, indoor load.
ing docks, food cooler room.
Just OF Route 1, It is accessible
TO the whole Metropolitan Area.
Zoned for light industry.
Priced for less than reproduc-
: ton, cost for immediate sale.
Phone Mr.. Finn, eyes,. UN.
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DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
1915 IA Gem Gem ave.-omces available.
bldg, financial district. lI.9 Yer
4.s .U' Wis Wis AVE. N.W.-ofice space
s so p.n meas EM ph sEsee weekdays 70
to 5000 So. It. Priced under market
1854 CONN AVE. N.W.-Nicely DECO.
rated bright. cheerful ONCE with
Ice; closet. AID. 2-1516 day; VIC, g.
EASEMENT lSSH EMF OFFICE. now occupied
BY realty CO.. located ct 25th and
Benning I'd: ne. Available March
8 Apply immediately, 2419 Ben
ming I'd. ne. Ii. 3-4514. "A
BOND BLDG. 14th and New York
ave. NV. Several desirable l.. and
this prominent location; Fcf ,,, parsicu !.
LUCHs CO.. 1905 H St. NV. MA.
1s4S K ST. NV. (bet. Conn. and
1Sth.) Elev. bldg. single suite, stor-
a Aye area Sov and szPG ys lsv' $50 Hc ms;
OFFICE SPACE. just remodeled:
year-round air conditioning; 1 and
2 rms. avail. March 1; reasonable
rent. 1927 N. Fillmore. Arl,, Va.
IA. 5-93S3 or apply ct 1923 N.
Fillmore. Ample parking on site.
AIR COND. FURN. OFF. with recep.
serv. in lawyers suite: use Of lib.
and conference. rm. ME. S-653S.
NEW YoRKs AVE. NV. LARGE
SHOW WINDOW (approx. 2 blocks
to dept. store districtI.. once or
store; list floor and balcony. pri-
yate layatory. ApproSimately 800
coz. fin AND PA. AVE-. esl Pa.
ave. n.w.--2 fis.; avail. In whole or
part: newly dec: outside exposure;
elev.; suitable for many purposes;
reas. Apply $40 = st. NV, Room
DOWNTOWN, p st. at sth--Desir-
able space to meet every REQUIRE
nent: low rates: cow. loe. Apply
$40 ? st. nv, Room 10. -
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FARMS
HAZEL RIvER-M-

7eo ACRES ON HAZEL RIvER-Ex-
Gel. fences, streams. beaut. view, =
rm. house. tenant house. outbldgs.,
Fa1m-All tractor with attachments
ssiss s5 sSai Mr. s ofsoS Sus w g. dl4RsssS;
CARROLL CO.. 81 ACRES-Beautiful
stock farm, now stock with hogs,
cattle. poultry, straw, hay. corn,
wheat; has tremendous income.
Lovely 100-year-old brick home
hardwood floors. fireplace. large
bank barn. hog houses, poultry
o oGSss %fsh Lana
very productive. tractor farmed. All
stream near barn. Price. only 500
600. Terms easy. JOHN BUR-
DoFT. Colesville. Nd. can Eyer
Mr.. coLEsviLLE. MD. ? acres, very
productive land; all mod. and newly
recond.; !2-bedrm. brick home; beau
tifully handicapped; stone firepl.,
paneled liv. rm., cory din. nm. IL
brary. recr. rm.. oil heat. horse barn,
outdoor stone firepl., sparkling. re-
frsshims ; Sprins under Ss, vn s SsSns
ice-cold running well water. beaut.
shade and fruit trees, circle drive
way, quiet SURROUNDINGS, on Rte. 30;
Priced very low, only $4,000 down.
JOHN BURDOFT, Colesville. Md,
call Evergreen 4.3S46. %
FAIRFAX COUNTY, 204 acres. near
proposed George Washington Me-
mortal hwy. Ideal for dairy farm.
subdivision or golf course. 8 mod
ern houses with bath, dairy barn
and silo. Gently rolling land with
stream. Land practically AL cleared.
Priced $500. 900, HOLLEY-THOMP-
SON, KE. S-5350 It'll 8.
81 ACRES. Milierville. Nd. near
Severn River. rs mi. to D. c.
Good tobacco farm: almost new
house OF 4 rooms. bath, basement.
oil hot water heat, large garage.
c. c.. tob, abrn, etc. A REAL BAR
GAIN; offered at S15.150, terms
offered by WALTER NJ. BAUMAN.
1927 x st. NV. Wash. p; G;
Tel. MA. S-6"30 Thurs. until 8
pm, Sat. and Sun. call L. A.
Starring at West River tMd.l 1921.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors
1881 @ st. NV. ME-. S-2495.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUSTs-we
will buy second-truSt notes. d. c..
nearby Nd. or Va; reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP. 1872 N. Y. ave. NV.
Ma. S-5S33.
end TRUSTS. Arlington area: immed
action. McCLAINE PROPERTIES.
200 Wilson blvd. All. IA. 2-33O0.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 3-to-5-year terms and
monthly payments. J. WALSHE,
INC. Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. s-646S.
End TRUSTS
end TRUSTS wANTED-cash today
RIA. 6-22Sl, ia. S-6616. day or ewes
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MEETING HALLS AND OFFICES
IN DOWNTOWN NV. BLDG.
Three rms, 80 It. by 80 #,
plus ofiices, only S47 300.
Mr.. Rowland. LII. 1-1089,
with DRURY REALTY CORP
III G-AAh0 -
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S23.95O

$23, 950
HALEY. TER. OFF s. CAPITOL
sT.-Semidet,, 2-story brick. 4-fsiil,
rms. and bath: assume list trust
, OF approx. ST., 900 ct, 4ee; income
S277 month. OWNER MUST SELL.
Call DI. 7-1655; eyes,, IA. 9-59lO.
VIM. CaloniriS Inv. Corp.
REALTORS
1919 18th st. NV. DI. 7-1655
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GARAGES

DOUBLE GARAGE, 500 10th st. ne.
monthly rental. $40. Call d. e
GARAGE WAREHOUSE. $3.50; .
stories. S12.50. BOSS d. PHELPS,
INC MA. $4,000. =
SCOTT CIRCLE-Rent. garage and
or Storeroom; WHY'S sta. wagon. or
smaller. DU. 1886. ewes. and Sun.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED

By BRANCH OFFICE BY Eo 5d
ESTABLISHED NATIONAL CON-
Germ. Executive sales ONCE space,
plus area for light warehousing
operations. Total 1902 ZOO so.
IT. req. parking for q or z cars;
NV. section preferably west of 14th
St: downtown area NOT desired.
Long-term lease. Call MR.. LaFAVE.
MA. S-39Ia. 10
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! MUNICIPAL CENTER
OFFICE BUILDING
For Sale. Lease or Exchange
Modern 4-story brick-and-
concrete elevator bldg. re-
Gently vacated by Govern
ment; As office rooms of vary
ing sizes. Perfect for use by
union or other organization
or for rent to lawyers and
other professional men; eX-
cellent financing available.
win consider larger property
in exchange. Phone Mr..
Fowler. ewes. WO. $500, or.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Business Property Department
1905 H st. NV. Ma. S-2346
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1-STORY STORES
4-FAMILY FLAT

An ideal investment in the
euitland. Md. area, conven.
lent to Andrews Field. Four
units OF living room. dinette,
kitchen. bedroom and bath:
all very nicely furnished and
always rented Tat $50 mo. Net
income after all expenses in
GLIDING interest and curtail en-
trust is $500 VT. Price
$24. 800 and can handle with
as little as $4,000 cash. Phone
Mr. Lipscomb. eyes,. NO.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
GROUP OF BLOCK AND FRAME
BLDGS. with up to 10 acres land:
mfg. warehouse for industrial use;
10 mi. north Silver Spring. Low
rent. Fulton 1854. "
Aep.lpe . r~,,AaAe ron npA,~
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MILLS BUILDING
ONE BLOCK FROM WHITE HOUSE
AT 18th AND PENNA. AVE.
Give yourself o fresh start in one of
these newly decorated Offices or
suites. Well proportioned rooms with
large glass areas for ample natural
lighting. All services including air
conditioning wiring at attractive
rentals. Call Ma. S-S093 or Ma. g.
1865.
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Deaths Reported

tFrom d. c. Bureau of vital Statistics
NV.
Frank B. Green. ~. washington.
Clara Book. 70. 1914 14th Ut. ne.
Rosa c. Reichman. 70. 7426 18th o..
NV.
Stella P. Anderson. II, 1897 Cue st. NV.
Peder Christensen, 70. Washington.
Olivia jenkins. 05. 1907 Kenyon ct. NV.
Mary ", Whitaker. 90. eas Lexington
Fred r. Fleming. 90. 1910 srd ct. NV.
Charles d. High. o.. 273O 22nd ct. ne.
Phillip T. Ison. 81. 1921 e ct sc.
Frank Y. Pollard. SO. 1405 Emerson ct.
NV.
Columbia conyerssno. so. s15 Bryant st.
ne.
Lillian ;, Rossmb.rs. 40. sass csorsia
william B. Yeager. ~. washington.
william T. Cation. ~. $3.50 Beecher Of.
NV.
George O. Graft. 81. 1901 ard st. NV.
William r. Ryan, rs. 1913 Florida ave
Sharon L. Hannafey. 8. 1921 Southern
John M. Eilicott. So 1915 You st. sc.
WaIts is 4 gurtssn on e. sa7 s1 ~ =. st. ne
Julian BRANCH. 80; 1923 GALES st: ne;
lawrence Proctor. infant, Oxon Hill. Md.
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ton with the proposal. He hap
pens to have had extensive in
terests in Texas Oil before joining
the administration.
Outside Experts Called.
Navy officers have found it
| difficult to adequately advise the
Secretary because of the various
f, technical aspects Of the proposal.
MIR. Anderson has called in out
side commercial experts to study
the plan.
But if a change is worked out.
both sides say the public interest
will be adequately protected. Any
new arrangement must be ap-
proved by the watchdog" House
and Senate Armed Services Com
mittees.
Mr.. Clifford declared some new
plan had to be worked out be-
cause the interests of the two
owners have become more at
variance as the years have
passed"
The Navy last year stepped up
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though it could condemn the
land.
Would Trade Depths.
The latest proposal under dis
cussion is for Standard to ex-
change its interests In the deep
or what is known as the "Stev-
ems" zone of the oil lands for
the shallower zone. There is less
seepage in the deep zone. thus
allowing longer conservation
Water encroachment becomes
an increasing problem in the
shallow zone.
Both sides realize the negoti-
atoms are extremely delicate po-
litically.
Clark Clifford, company at
torney, said today 1--WE are bend
ing over backward and working
in a goldfish bowl in trying to
negotiate some sort of settle
ment.
Secretary of the Navy Robert
B. Anderson also finds himself
in a difficult position in connec-
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Bv John A. Giles

Standard Oil and the Navy are
working on a plan to swap hold
ingS in the vast Elk Hills Calf. !
oil reserve. It's advocates say the
deal would bring a larger COM
mercial flow and at the same
time conserve the Government
share longer.
The California oil company
owns roughly one-third Of the
fields. The Government owns the
balance. The reserve established
in 1912 is worth billions of dol
lars.
The partners always have had
conflicting interests. Standard
wants to utilize the oil. The
Governments interest is to save
1t.
Standard has offered to sell
its share outright. But that plan
has about fallen through be-
cause the Navy feels it would
be unable to get the vast sum
needed for such purchase even
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the Elk Hills output to avert
losses through seepage or mi
grafton" of the Oil to other areas.
Two Other Bills.
There are two other proposals
before Congress concerning the
politically-explosive subject OF
Navy oil reserves.
One would authorize the
to construct q 81 million pipeline
from Elk Hills to the Long
Beach-San Pedro area.
Another bill-which already
has met with some opposition
would amend the law which
states Government oil reserves
may be placed in production"
only if Congress authorizes such
action by Joint resolution.
The amending bill would pro-
vide that whenever Congress
has declared that a National
emergency or a state Of war ex-
lists, the Secretary Of the Navy
may, with the approval of the
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President and only during the
period of such emergency or state
Of war, authorize production /.
If he finds that such production
Is necessary for the National de-
Tense and he may enter into
agreements. either by negotiation
or by public sale, for the dispose
ton Of oil. gas and other hydro
carbons produced :"
It adds that such agreements
may become effective without
consultation with the House and
Senate committees. However,
the Secretary would be required
to report any production author
ization from the reserves to the
committees.
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Stossen to Speak

Harold Stassen. Foreign OPP
erations' administrator. will adj
dress q Ladies Night dinner
sponsored by The Brotherhood
Of Chevy Chase Baptist Church
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in the
church social hall.
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Mems White Detachable
CoIlors, 2 for Csc

We're SOC and Csc
$50 in group. NotionoiIy advertised de-
toehoble colIoEs, escorted styles.
- Mems Wool Glove and Were Now
MuffIev Sets - 3o5 l.S5
325 Mems Hose, foncy ooc to for
nylon and royon onklets - LOO LIS
So imported Bries Pipes,
natural ond walnut finish, special Las
ia Mems Silk Neekties,
in neot and bold pot 1000
terms - $50 CSC
WGl-The Mems Store, End Floor
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Clearance Of Fall Suits, 24'so

We're 1925 and 1925
Is oshion-eht suits regular Sizes for sport and dress
wear visa" (550o Docron, 459o wool worsed) good
range Of styles and coIors.
Also 80 mid in fitted loose Styles small
group Of Shoqmoors nublin, tWo-tone tweed and
some Of pyramid styles in 8o9o wool and 2o9o cashmere
Broken sizes.
WGL-Coos and Suits, Bird Floor
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Women's Gloves
Greatly Reduced

2e7 pairs Of Double
Woven Cotton Gloves in
shortie and pull-on styles.
Hand and machine sewn.
White, block, brown, navy,
gold, ton, green, pink,
nouve, light blue ond red.
Not oil coIors ond sizes
in each styIe----------
81 pairs Of Sheer Nylon
Gloves in shortie and pull
on styles. Brown. pink,
beige. Not oil sizes and
coIors in eoeh style
$50 pairs Of Novelty Style
Cotton Shortie Gloves,
hand sewn. Green, blue,
wine, gold, beige, pink,
wine and melon with block
trim. Some block with
gold and green ploid de-
sign. Not oil sizes and
coIors in each style
81 pairs Of Double-woven
Cation Gloves in shortie
ond puII-on styles. Hand
and machine sewn. White,
beige, Oh O m ois, green.
black, brown ---------
SO poirs Of 1929 Ansoro
and 3o9o Wool Gloves.
mode in ltoly. Pink. oroY,
yellow, blue. Not oil sizes
in each color
"a pairs Of Novelty Wool
Gloves. Long and short
styles. Beige, white, black.
Not all sizes and colors in
each style ---------
il9 Wool Gloves end
Wool Nond Pisskin Gloves.
Red and chomois, beige
and brown. Not oil sizes
and coIors in each style
81 pairs Of chiIdren's
Wool Gloves. Assorted
potterns and colors-----
20 pGirs Of Fur end Wool
Lined leotheF Gloves.
Black and brown. Broken
sizes
WGL-GIoVes, lst Floor
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Rugs From Our Model Rooms
All hove been carefully eIeened and are
in top condition.
l-l4'2"x2l'3" Heovv
Textured Wool, dyed in
1-l3'6"xl5'5" Heavy
Textured wool, opel color 446.70 1880
1-l47"x26'3" Woven
Cotton, ancient ivory color 1925 1880
Notwithstanding, 9th Floor
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important Savings for Junior Misses

200 items Of sposweo including jackets weskts skirts
and bIouses in delightful variety Of styles ond coors
to IS. Were 4.o5 to l6o5--------Now2 $50 to 6.95
1870 dresses for Junior Misses in types for many occasions
Fabrics include royon foes and toffeos Loettes fets
royon crepes and woos Red, pink, blue, navy, cham
poene, eroy ee9she green, black. to IS: Were l295
to IS co. ----------- 7.95 to 1895
80 evening and eoekto dresses Of royon tofeto and
nylon tuIe and net White OYSTER peach pink, green,
blue. to IS. Were 1875 to IS OO-------Now 1925
WGL-Junior Miss Apparel, 4th Floor
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100 Poirs Of Teen
Age Shoes, 4.95

Were 7.95 and 9.95
A eIeeronee Of weII-known shoes in black
o. brown suede, with both fiet and Louis
heels. Broken sizes 4M TO 8.
WGL-Youno Shoe Shop, End Floor
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Petticoots ond
Slips Reduced

Were Now
as slips oeetote and
royon crepe, toilored dou-
BILE top, four-oore olternot-
ing bios skirt in block,
navy, pink. Sizes to IS,
Is to 20 --- $50 .l.45
IA cotton plisse pettieo0ts
with elostic woistbond, ruff
file skirt with ribbon edge
trim White. Size snoll- 2o5 I.S5
IS slips in orion and nylon
with embroidered sheer in
sertion trim. White Sizes
36 and SO - 3.o5 2.S5
WGL-Costume Slips, 3rd Floor
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Mems Corduroy
Shirts, 4.85

We're 7.95 dnd 8.95
100 in group. Plain and foney cotton
corduroy sports shirts, in beiss, sray.
light green and blue. Sizes smell, me-
dunn, Iorse and extTo-lerss.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
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Notion Reductions

IS poirs Of Dress Shields,
cotton covered. in white.
Discontinued styles. Broken
sizes ---
100 prs. Of ShouIdeF Pods.
Sew-in style. Cotton filled,
royon covered. Black
II Hong-mov Extendoble
Closet Rods. 45-inch and
8O-inch extension 1880
~ Sturdiflex Rubber Cir
dies. Sizes "a to 30----
~ Metol Shoe Rocks -
WGL-Notions, lst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-04
Women's Slippers
Hosiery Cases Reduced
Big Servings
On Millinery

70 Copeskin Hots in os-
sorted styles and colors
II Fake Fur Cop and
ScoTf sets in black and
white NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IS VeIours, FeIts, Velvets
in assorted styles, many
colorS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
so Velours and Fur FeIts,
many eolors and styles
WGL-MiIIinery. End FIoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-04
Half Price Sole
Of SportsWeor

IS After-five Skins with
beautiful flores in royon
foiIIe and sotin and felt.
Trimmings of rhinestone,
soutoche broid and metol
on pink, white, blue, chom-
poone or black. 10 to Is
81 CoektoiI and Evening
BIouses in wool jersey or
royon velvet, trimmed with
mock peorIs or rhinestones.
Scoop necks; some sleeve
less, some with cop sleeves.
Black, white, pink, blue or
beige. 10 to l8 ------
IS Wool Skirts Of tweed
and fIonnel, in broken
sizes
10 Skirts of royon eobordine
ond foille in russell or navy.
Broken sizes -----
a. Reyon Velvet cOektaiI
Tops in black stropIess,
halter or scoop neck styles.
Also scoop neck mot jer-
says ond royon sotins. II
10 10. ----------
IS Wool Jersey Blouses OF
less thon hoIf price. A
loree group of 2-tone ier-
seys with scoop, v or cordi-
oon neckIines. Short or 70
sleeves. All ore trimmed
with contrasting tones.
Heather, pink, blue and
heather beige. 10 to l8--
W6L-Sportsweor. Bird Flo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-04
Big Reductions on
Teen Age Dresses, sos

Were 1925 to 1925
100 Teen Age dresses. reyon fobries in one
and two piece styles. Prints. postels,
stripes. Teen sizes s TO Is. Some woods.
WGL-Teen Age Apparel. 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-04
BUDGET Dresses at Less
than Half Price,
400 and 700
We're 8.9S to 1875

$50 misses and womsn's dresses, In
eludins helf-sixes, Of wool. Aerilsn. rayen
crepe, eeetote, teffete end novelty COM
binetions. A wide choice Of color and
style.
WGL-Budeet Dresses. 5rd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-04
Galvanized Ware

5 Bosses for Trosh Burners !
6 Wire Trosh Burners ]
10 Aluminium TFosh or
Ash Cons, 2O-oollon CO.
pocity --- 3
z Wheeling TEosh Burners,
green, domoeed 7
! Gorbese Con. minus lid 3
4 Neseo Poll GoVb0se
Cans, minus lids 3
! 900 Trosh Burner 5
I Iron Horse lneinerotoK
damaged - a
10 Combinets, con be used
os dioper polls, white por-
celoin enamel on metol 8
W5L-Housewores, Bird Floor.
North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-04

psed SOls 90 solIed. noFssd GO otsfWIss