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Evening star., 1954-10-09
BidauIt Is Reported
Giving Vital Data in
Secrets Leak Case
By the Assoeioisd Press

PARIS, Oct. 9.-Former For
eign Minister Georges Bidault
was reported today to have
brought certain rather impor-
tant elements" to the military
magistrate investigating Frances
sensational defense secrets
scandal.
No details were available on
Mr.. Bidault's testimony. which
lasted less than half an hour.
Mr. Bidault left the magis-
trate's office before noon. He
appeared relaxed and was smil-
ing. Almost all ether members
of former Premier Joseph Lam
iels cabinet already have testi-
fed in the investigation.
The magistrate, Maj. Jean de
Resseguier, yesterday heard three
OF Frances highest military off,
GERS - Marshal Alphonse JUN,
Gen. Pierre Koenig, former de-
fense minister, and Gen. Jean
Ganveal, chief of the Presidents
military staff. He is scheduled
to hear IL ministers of Premier
Pierre Mendes-France's govern
ment this afternoon. Among
them are Minister of Interior
Francois Mitterand, Finance
Minister Edgar Faure and De-
fenSe Minister Emmanuel
Temple.
! Top Leak Disclosed.
All had access to the meet
ings of the top secret Defense
Council when information al
legedly was fed to the Commu-
nists. Three weeks of explosive
testimony have disclosed one top
leak and pointed at another
which is undiscovered and pos
sibly more important.
Meanwhile. the question of the
mysterious Monsieur Charles"
resumed early today at the coun-
terespionage headquarters.
"Charles" s"-former Police IN
Spector Charles Delarue, alias
Charles Cartier-was questioned
on trip he repeatedly made
to the United States last spring
in the company of Jean Dides.
the chief police inspector who
was suspended after agents found
unauthorized documents in his
possession.
Investigators were trying to
learn the reasons for the trip
, and who gave Delarue a pass
port bearing the name Charles
/. Cartier.
At the time the passport was
delivered, Delarue was wanted
, for escaping from prison where
! he was serving an 18-year sem
! tence for World War II col
laboration with the Germans.
The tightest secrecy was OBJ
served on his examination.
Named by Journalist.
DClol hC vac 1ldNlCu NY FllOl z
Baranes, the Communist jour-
l nalist who confessed he was a
, Red agent. as a member Of the
chain through which the Com
. munists got vital secrets from the
National Defense Council.
, The four key figures in the case
will be brought together Monday
for the first time since they were
charged with endangering the Sc
curity of the state.
They are Jean Mons. former
6 permanent secretary general OF
y the Defense Ministry; his per-
: sonal secretary, Rene Turpin; the
latter's friend, Roger LaBrusse
and BaraneS.
Mons is charged with negli-
gence in connection with the
leaks. Turpin and LaBrusse are
accused of passing information
to Baranes.
Evening star., 1954-10-09

Washington area is in this
synod elected to boards and
committees of the church yes
terday were George S. Yost of
Baltimore, Board of Foreign Mis-
sions; Paul I. Folkemer of Balti-
more, Board of Social Missions;
Robert j. Myers of Silver Spring,
Md. Pensions Board. and Thom-
as P. Hickman of Washington,
Executive Committee of the
Lutheran Laymen's Movement
for Stewardship.
Evening star., 1954-10-09

lasting peace, which is our hearts
desire, may find it's sure founda-
ton" he said.
This, If it is fairly treated.
will be indeed the most i'm
portant of a series of successes
which have distinguished the
recent conduct of the Foreign
Office.
No Fear of Attack.
"The conventional military
forces of which the NATO powers
dispose are, of course, much
fewer than those of Russia and
the Soviets have no need to fear
their attack.
I'm fact, there is no doubt that
Soviet Russia could overrun the
whole of Europe and make the
life of the British Isles impos-
sible, but for the fact that the
United States possesses today
that superiority in nuclear
weapons which, while it is main
tanned, will be decisive deter
rent against a Communist ag-
gression."
Addressing himself to nations.
leaders and peoples everywhere,
Sir Winston said the world needs
a breathing space, adding:
"This is not time for violent
theological convulsions. The pro-
ductive forces which are now
working have only to be allowed
to unfold and grow in a calm
and healthy atmosphere. to Gre
ate material wellbeing for all to
a degree never before within
practical reach"
Sir Winston stressed there was
a difference between the mis-
deeds or mistakes Of people and
the crimes committed in their
names by dictators.
Plea For Understanding.
In an appeal for understanding
for the German people. Sir Win.
ston said:
'Naught but ruin awaits the
world if the communities o,
scores of millions are taught ane
allow themselves to journe!
! along dominated BY feelings o
Evening star., 1954-10-09
OYSTER Roast Planned

The College Park Moose Lodge
will hold an oyster roast from
2 pm. to pm. tomorrow at
the Moose Lodge, Metzerott road,
College Park.
Evening star., 1954-10-09
Attend Ohio Conference

Marvin Memorial Methodist
Church, Four Corners, Md, will
be represented at the National
Family Life Conference in Cleve-
land, Ohio, this week end by Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Reynolds.
Evening star., 1954-10-09
Presbytery to Meet

The Potomac Presbytery will
hold its fall meeting at $50 am.
on Tuesday in the Westminster
Church, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1954-10-09
-AP Wirephoto Map

Scattered expected tonight in Southeastern
Florida Northern New England the Western Gulf
area and Mountains of the Northwest Scat
activity may in the Southern
Rockies while light rain is forecast for the Northern Pacific
weather is expected elsewhere the
Nation Warmer weather Is store for the Eastern and
Atlantic Coast States with little change elsewhere
Evening star., 1954-10-09

Hi2hest. lo3. on July 81
Lowest. l3. on January %
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High, IS, at . pm.
Low, 53. at 40 am.
Evening star., 1954-10-09
Tide Tables.
The Sun and Moon

Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches in t
Capltal Icurrent month to dafel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Linens and
DOHnpeSfiCS
treet Floor. WaShingt01s

Street Floor, Washington
5OO-1.29-2:95 Fancy Scarfs,
Vanities, Chair Backs, some inn
ported; assorted sizes, colors,
S9c-1.69
SOO-29c-49c Martex WASH
cloths, first quality, assorted
styles and colors. - for 81
400 Secs. 29c, Soc Plastic Place
lS7.95 Bromley Lace Table
cloths, 5SxSO" size. boxed 2.SS
10 Irregs. 9.95-19.95 Irish Linen
Damask Cloths, 66x84" to 7Ox
1O2" sizes. 4.99-S.9S
35O-Secs. 49c Martex Towels,
fingertip, chalk stripes in pink,
nile, charcoal or aqua ----25c
l5-5.95-9.95 Jacquard Spreads
and Grapes, twin or full - 2.4S
Secs. 800 Pacific Percale Seal
Ioped Contour Sheets, twin size,
1.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24

Street Floor, Wash. Only
1Oc to 15c Hurt Soap $500 Sc
Riddles 100 Novelties 39cs
6Oc Famous Name Shave Cream,
s for 100
SOC to 800 Assorted Cutex Man.
icure Implements Zoe to Csc
1.5O Lucite and NylOn Bath
Brushes, assorted colors = 49c
SOC to 100 Odds and Ends of
TOiletrieS - 19c*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Mattresses.
BOac Springs

LotDer Level, Arlington Only
1880 Foster Innerspring Mat
tress, stitched, sag-resiStant
borders, firm, heavy woven
ticking, double size - 31.5O
ALSO Simmons Hotel Special
Mattress, stitched, crush-proof
borders, medium firm, disc.
style, twin size 29.99
1850 Superior Sleeprite In
nerspring Mattress, sag-proof
borders, heavy woven ticking,
twin size, fl. sample $500
1-S7.5O Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, stitched prebuilt borders,
woven ticking, twin size, soiled,
21.OO
1-149.50 Simmons Foam Latex
Mattress, box spring set, heavy
woven ticking, medium firm,
twin size, fl. sample - $3.50
1-99.50 Serta Posture Ease"
Mattress, Box Spring Set,
stitched, pre- built borders,
woven stripe ticking, twin size,
floor sample ----66 $500
1-59.5O "FOsterest" Innerspring
Mattress, stitched sag-proof
borders, disc. style, twin size,
$500
1-39.75 Englander Featherest
Box Spring, sturdy coil con-
struction, heavy woven ticking,
twin size, soiled $3.50
also Simmons Hotel Special
Box Spring, wire-tied construc-
ton. woven ticking, hardwood
base frame, twin size 1888
1-S9.5O Foster Studio Couch,
2 pillows, sleeps 2, brown tweed
fabric, Il. sample ---- $500
1-54.50 Simmons Chair Bed,
opens to sleep /, gray fabric,
Fl. sample - 1899
1-69.5O Modern Sofa Sleeper,
removable back, brown uphol-
stery, a. sample, as is - $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
NecEoUeur'
Street Floor, Wash. and Arl.
$3.50 Pin-On Flowers,
3 for 10
I5-5.98 BlOuseS, nylOn an
lyon, some one-of-a-kinc


End Floor, Wash. and ATL.
12-1O.95 to 1875 M q ternitv
TwO-Pc. Dresses 500
E19.95 to 22.95 M aternity
Dresses - 1890
1855 to 1895 M Maternity
Dresses 600
1856 to 7.95 Cotton Mater
nifty Dresses 400
5O-6.95 Seersucker Dress es,
misses and half-sizes 5.98
5O-5.95 Seersucker Dresses,
misses and half-sizes - 3.99
3O-12.95 GeOrgiana Dresses,
broken sizes -1O.SS
25-2.99 and S.99 Cotton Dresses,
broken sizes --------1.5S
2O-1.99 PinafOres, small sizes,
LOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24

Third Floor, Washington
1880 Table Tumblers, dec
Grated --- ----- 15c
E3.98 Pottery Bowls - 1913
+6.9S Imported Cut Glass
Bowls 80 1888
H6.98 Leaf Shape Plates, large,
white and black - 2.9S
2-6.9S White Metal Bowls, 1888
2-1.S8 Ash Trays, large pottery,
100
15-S1 Footed Candy Dishes.
glass QUO
24-1.98 Salad Plates, black and
gold, decorated --------1.OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
COrsefs
End Floor. Wash. and Arl.

End Floor, Wash. ana Ar.
5O-2.5O Modern Mother Nurs-
ing Bras, tearose and white,
broken sizes. - 99c
2S-5.05 Discontinued styles
Temptation Girdles. white NY
Ion satin, broken sizes. 3.A9
75-3.50 and 500 Long Line
Bras with side garters. white
and tearose, large sizes ----79c
I5-2.95 Discontinued styles
Junior Pull-On and Panty
GirdIes, broken sizes -------1.SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Rocks

Downstairs Bookstore, Wash.
l. Set Groves Dictionary Of
Music and Musicians, Bed; s.
Vol. / supplement $500
1-15.OO Set Life of James Car
dinal Gibbons by John Tracy
Ellis, 2-vol. 8.75
1.-The Home Bible 2.98
1-Franklin d. ROOsevelt's Own
story 1.JO
1-R. E. Lee, Vol 3 ---------2.98
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Hosiery
Street Floor, Wash.

Street Floor, Wash.
1O7 prs. "As Is" Sheer Nylons,
broken sizes and colors- $50
Ill prs. 1.S5 McCray Nylons,
discontinued colorS --------79c
~ prs. 1.50 NyIOns, so gauge,
broken assortment. ---.--- $50
1922 prs. 1.35 Super Sheer 81
Gauge Nyl0ns, 3 to H. $50
sc prs. Irregs. Of 1.65 NylOns, 66
gauge, 8 to IL ----------69 Csc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Second Floor, washington.

Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
1898 to 1888 Cotton Dresses,
prints and solids, broken sizes,
10 to IL. 100
S.9S to 1898 Cotton Dresses, as
sorted colors, broken sizes 400
SOS Jackets, rayon and acetate
fleece, broken sizes 400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Housewares
3rd Floor. Wns1linOto1i

1-S.95 Stainless Steel Table
Service, 24-pc. set ------- 4.49
Hiss SIicing Machine, floor
sample ---- 1885
8-$1 Mail Boxes, black enamel,
floor samples .---- Sc
12-98c Rolls Shelf Paper $50
51.S8 Wax Paper Dispenser,
79c
-4.9S Roll Top Bread Boxes,
2.98
S-S.79 to 2.59 Dust MOps, floor
samples. soiled -------1.40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Upholstery,
Curtains

Third Floor, Washington Only
512.9S-19.9S Sample Bed
spreads, as is ----- 1888
2-12.9S ChrOmspun Taffeta
Spreads, quilted, gold color,
twin and double sizes -- 6.99
1855 ChrOmspun Taffeta
Shams, assorted colors - 1.99
1888 ChrOmspun Taffeta
Vanity Skirts, assorted colors,
3.S9
16-12.9s Chromspun Taffeta
Draperies, gold, green, rose, 6.99
+12.9S ChrOmSpun Satin
Spreads, twin size, green, gold,
6.99
A6.98 ChrOmspun Satin Van.
ity Skirts, green, rose, gold, S.S9
33-12.98 Printed ROOmmaker
POplin Spreads, 6 patterns, as
sorted colors, twin, double sizes,
1893
l7-19.98 ChrOmspun Taffeta
Spreads, quilted, twin size, 4
colors 1898
1S-12.9S Corduroy Throw
Spreads, double size, assorted
cOlOrs 4.9S
125 Yds. 1.19 NinOn Curtain
Fabric, hemmed sides, AZ" wide,
assorted colorS - 80 yd. CSC
12-15.9S Ready Made Studio
Covers, 3-cushion style, assorted
colors, patterns --------- 1888
1858 Ruffled NylOn Cur
tains, 80" long, eggshell color.
3.99
45-7.Ss-9.9S Nylon and Orion
Lace Curtains, assorted designs,
sizes, eggshell color ---- 1893
Loyer LeveI, Arlington
80 Pairs 2.9S-35.9S Curtains,
fibreglas, nylon, rayon, organdy,
ruffled and tailored styles,
1.96-17.96
Is Yds. 1.69-2.9S Fabrics, dra-
perry and slipcover in pieces Of
5 yards or less ---------SSc
Art Goods
Fourth Floor, Washington Only
24-1.98 Artificial Roses, soiled,
SOC
1O-2.4s Stamped Stole Kits,
1.29
+S.SS Stamped Skirt Kits. 4.9S
1-1S.9S Storage HassOck, dam
1-31.9S Tramme NeedlepOint
Picture, damaged ---- 1898
Budget Dresses
End Floor, Wash. and Arl.
5O-1O.9S RayOn Suits with short
Jackets, misses sizes
2O-lO.9S Half Size Nyl0n Jer-
sey Prints -5.99
25-1O.9S Half-Size RayOn Cob
blair Classics --5 .9S
3O-6.9S RayOn Busters, misses
and half-sizes 500
Lamps
Third Floor, Washington
@12.98 Bristol Night Table
Lamps, white bell shade S.SS
1888 Planter Pin-up Lamp,
black and white shade = 5.9S
&12.9S Table Lamps, lit flat
wall, gray with red shade, S.SS
2-S65 Silver Bronze Table
Lamps, white reflector, 20" tail,
10" drum shade. ----- $S5
=1O.0S-14.98 Decorator Lamp
Shades, 3 styles, IS" to 2O' wide,
5,99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
handkerchief

Street Floor, Wash. and Arl.
600 Mems, WOmen's 1Sc Hand.
kerchiefs, white and colorful
prints. ----------------1Oc
$50 Mems 29c Linen Handker-
chiefs, hemStitched hens --19c
800 WOmen's Imported Swiss
Sheers, embroidery trim, white,
Street Floor, Washington Only
so Mems 200 Linen Initial
Handkerchiefs, broken assort-
ment 79c
IS Mems 1.50 Linen Initial
Handkerchiefs ----- 59c
50 Mems LOO Linen Initial
HandkerchiefS SSc
75c WOmen's 100 Linen Prints,
hand rolled edges ---- S9c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Lingerie
Second Floor, Washington:
Street Floor, Arlington

3
Street Floor, Arlington
255.95 BaIIerina RayOn Gowns,
lace trim, broken sizes - S.99
25-5.05 NylOn TricOt PetticOats,
broken sizes. ---------S 1888
25-8.S5 Nylon TPic0t Slips,
navy, broken sizes. ---------3.99
$3.50 RayOn Bedjackets, lace
trims, broken sizes. --------1.99
25-3.50 Printed RayOn Crepe
Pajamas, Manufactured or man
DARN styles, broken sizes ---2.99
50-2.99 Rayon Crepe Slips
pink, blue, white, broken sizes,
l.99
End Floor, Washington Only
1888 Cotton PIisse Shorty
Pajamas, broken XII siSes, 1.99
1888 Cotton Challis Pajamas,
broken sizes. ------<-----2.S9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24

Infants Weas.

4LT Ft., W UoTL.
2.S9 Cotton Dresses, to 3 ZOO
2.99 Babe Sun Dresses. plisse
and organdy, 6 to IS mos. zoo
Infants Las to 1.S9 Bonnets,
pastels, sizes II and r. Soc
1853 Handmade Bl0uses, sizes
! anu --------JOC
LIS Terry Cloth Polo Shirts,
short sleeves. pastels, 2 to 4, 75c
LIS Terry Cloth Play Shorts,
boxer style, pastels, white, 2 to
6x 75C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Summer Furniture

9TH Floor, Washington Only y
1-24.5O Cushioned Spring Base
Chair, green, snagged has
7+.95 Florida Cypress Arm
Chairs, damaged -----2.47
$3.50 Chaise Lounge Slip
Covers. Latex lined canvas, BAT
E5.95 Metal Porch Chairs, as
sorted colors. marred- 2.99
4-6.95 Beach Chairs, CanOpies,
FOOtrests, soiled - 800
2-14.95 Terrace Chairs, black
metal frames, plastic seats,
backs, red or grey, samples, 7.99
1-39.95 Redwood Barbecue Set.
3-pc.. GIFT. size, damaged 1899
3-.95 Adirondack Lawn Ia
bles. unfinished pine 2.49
1-3.95 Shot Metal Cocktail
Table, yellow, damaged 99c
1856 Russell Wright Metal
Outdoor Chairs, folding type,
assorted colors. marred -. 500
PASS Lawn Umbrella. alum
mum pole. tilt type, green
white. soiled. ------ 1899
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24

Street Floor, Wash.
8 Children's 800 Overnight
Cases 2.OO*
2 Straw SuitcaSeS, as Is - 1.69
4 Straw Sewing Kits, sec to LOO
25-1.29 Straw Carryalls, as is,
29c
30 Mems $50 to 500 BilIfolds,
ZOO
1895 Navy Leather Bag, leather
lined. as is ---7.95%s
1915 Leather Bags - 5.99S
35-1.OO Leather Belts and
Ankle Straps, as is -- 19C
"plus 1919 tax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
chIIdren,s 2.9e Play Shoes

Boet style fabric shoes with fruit charms q AA
ankle strops. Light blue yellow. Broken NN
sizes 8h to 3.
Boys. Girls SIS Crepe Sole SondoIs red Broken
sizes 8h to 3. -------------------------
$50 Elk Finish Play oxFords ventilated for summer comfort
Ginger ton. Broken sizes to 3.-------------S.4O
Fourth Floor, Washington; Second Floor. Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24

Street Floor. Wash.

11-2.5O Double Woven Cotton
Gloves, rhinestone trims, black,
broken sizes --------- 1.69
1890 NylOn Evening Gloves,
elbow length, black or broken
sizes 1.SS
$3.50 Cotton String Gloves,
leather palms, ecru, large only,
100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Furniture
9TH Floor, Washington Only

9TH Floor, Washington Only
1-79.95 Chrome Dinette. 5-pc..
green astra pattern. foam rub
Der seats. as is - 1898
2-59.95 Platform Rockers. tan
Boltafelx plastic. lock. samples,
1899
1-39.95 Chest Desk, 8 drawers
and desk, mahogany finished
hardwood. marred 1899
1-74.5O DrOp-leaf Extension
Table, 3-pedestal base. 2 leaves,
mahog. veneers, as is------37.8S
1-39.95 Lane Cedar Chest, wal
nut waterfall ------------M.S9
sass Six-drawer Chest, ma
e-f1nished hardwood. marred,
21.90
1855 Storage Chest. 4 draw.
ers. rnahog. finished hardwood,
1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
NOTIONS CLEARANCE

s soc Color requirements.
broken sizes --------z5e
so soc Lamp Shode Covers.
Toe
IS 3.98 Rain coots, broken
sizes ~
so s9c Food Boos, plostic.
Zoe
I 4.oa Shelf Box. fIoroI de-
sign ---------------S.SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24

Street Floor, Washington Only
5000 Canasta Table Covers,
green - ---- SJc
48-1.39-2.29 Doe. Candles, dis
continued colors, Zoe to LIS doz.
16 - 200 Recipe Boxes, filled
with herbs LOO
LOO Masslinen Napkins, boxes
broken ------ Soc, 2 for LOO
8-1.OO Foil Ash Trays or Coast
erS JUG
$3.50 PressaIist, for phone
numbers ----1.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24

30 Csc Pants Honoers. of
metol &c
7ec Plastic Suit Boys, mems
or women's A$1
s. 81 MetoI Blouse Rocks,
see
IS Ice Shoulder Covers. pIos-
tic --e/5 0e
8 LIZ ironing Board Covers.
soiled ---------------i0e
C1~..x EIoor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Auto Seat COrer.S
4th Floor, Washington

18th Floor, Washington;
LotDer LeDel, Arlington
1885 Plastic Fibre Covers, 1855
21.95 Plastic Sealed Fibre Cow
ers, fully piped, satin trim, S.44
$500 Lumite Saran Covers.
tufted panels, satin trim, 1888
1000 De Luxe Lumite Covers,
fully piped, tufted panels, rich
trim, for most '39 to "a cars,
1856
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
TeeMS' Wear
Girls Wear.
9TH Floor. Washington;

4LH FE0OT, WUSFtJEyIOHS
Second Floor, Arlington
$3.50 NylOn and Vicara Car
diganS. 49, 2.SS
6A.99 Corduroy Jackets, lined
and unlined, - LAO
2O-1.29 Check Seersucker Sport
Shirts " S8c
3O-1.99 and 2.99 Cotton Bl0uses
Or Snort Shirts. 99c
25-l.99 Cotton Knit ShrugS,
blue or maize -------S Sc
2O-2.29 Denim or Twill Pedal
Pushers. -- 1.69
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Knit indies

SLTeeL FLO0f, WASH.
9-1O.95 NylOn TricOt Gowns.
broken assortment 5.99
AZ prs. sos NylOn TricOt Slips.
broken assortment 3.95
LOG prs. CSC RayOn TricOt Briefs.
broken assortment. 2 for LOO
5000 NylOn TricOt Briefs,
trimmed styles -----1 LOO
17-1.99 RayOn Gowns --- 79c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Small EIect1.icS,
Floor. SCUnnpDIeS

Third Floor, Washington
1-1O.5O NuTOne Chrome
Chimes, 2 rings front, / back,
3.97
A.25 Door Chimes, 2 rings
front, / back - -- RAT
1-52.25 NuTOne Chimes, 8 rings
front, ring back -------, $19.95
1-6.95 Kitchen Clock, standard
make 1896
1855 PercOlatOr, Ape. set,
chrome, standard make 2O.S7
1871 Electric Pants Pressers,
SIC
1-79.95 Tank Cleaner and at
tachments, standard make, 1897
1-1O.95 Electric Iron, auto
matte, with fabric control, 5.97
Junior Wear
2nd Floor, Wash. and All.
E8.95 Cotton Shirtail Dresses,
small sizes only --------1.OO
1855 to 1855 COttOns 400
0-14.95 Silk Shantung Prints,
sizes z, 8, IL - 1000
1O-22.95 RayOn Prints 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
Mattresses,
ROE Glf.ilaaI8

Third Floor, Washington Only
1-29.50 Innerspring Mattress,
rolled edges, stripe ticking, dou-
BILE size, soiled -------- 14.75
1-46.50 Englander Ortho-Bilt
Box Spring, double size, hard
wood base frame, heavy woven
ticking, soiled ----------- 24.06
1-37.5O Serta Box Spring,
nylon reinforced ticking, sturdy
coil construction, double size,
TORN
I-119.OO Foster Innerspring
Mattress, orthopedic type and
box spring, extra heavy woven
ticking, twin size, fl. sample,
6s.9s
1-S7.5O All Layer Felt Mattress,
rolled edges, heavy stripe tick
ing, twin size, soiled 21.SS
1850 Innerspring Mattress,
rolled edges, stripe ticking, y
size, soiled $3.50 14.7S
1850 Box Spring, stripe tick
ing, y size, torn ~ 14.75
$3.50 Foster Box Spring,
helical-tied coil construction,
durable ticking, y size, soiled,
1899
1-37.5O Hotel Special Box
Spring, sturdy coil construction.
heavy stripe ticking, twin size,
soiled Zl.S9
PASS Box Spring, sturdy coil
construction, fancy woven tick
ing, 80" wide, soiled------12.4S
1-119.5O Simmons Convertible
Sofa, opens for sleeping, gray
modern fabric, 2 pillows, floor
-29.75 Panel Beds. solid maple,
double size, scratched - 1899
Better. Dresses
End Floor, Wash. and All.
8 Misses 22.98 Check Cotton
BrOadclOth Dresses, washable
velvet trims, black and white,
8 to IA --- 1888
6 Misses 22.9S to $500 Street
Dresses. Light weight print cos
tunes, washable cottons, cos
tunes with lined jackets, small
sizes. 100
Is Misses 1898 Cotton Dresses,
prints and solids in pastel
shades, 10 to 16------------9.OO
NeckoCeM1'
Street Floor, Wash. and Arl.
3OO-59c Pin-On Flowers,
for LOO
1858 BlOuSes, nylOn and
rayOn, some one-of-a-kind,
white and colorS, broken sizes,
perfectS and imperfects- --2.99
125-1.99 to 2.99 Cotton Shorts,
Sanforized, broken sizes - 100
25O-2.99 Cotton BlOuSeS, white,
plaids. colors, some one-of-a-
kind-styles - 1.S9
Street Floor, Washington Only
1858 Linen Bermuda Shorts,
broken sizes ------2.9S
$3.50 Denim Skirts. Broken
85-1.OO to 1.S9 Neckwear, Peter
Pan styles, novelty fabrics -25c
2O-2.99 Summer Shrugs, broken
assortment -----1.4S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24

Street Floor, Washington
21-59c Ice Tea Tumblers, ham,
mered aluminium, slightly
$3.50 SiIverplated Knives,
stainless steel blades ----- 1Oc
6-3.98 Hurricane Lamps, small,
slightly scratched -------- 1893
1855 Food Warmer, alumni
mum, slightly dented --- 4.99
$500 International Silver
plated Tableware Sets, 62-pieces,
1878
2-59.95 international 52-Pc.
Sets, stainless steel ----- 1895
Teens Wear
9TH Floor, Washington:
Second Floor, Arlington
2O-2.99 Fancy Pants, check,
stripe or plaid denim
12-1.99 Blue Chambray Halter
BlOuses ------------------1.29
1850 Khaki Shorts -----1.29
$50 Printed Sport Shirts,