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Evening star., 1954-09-21
Working Their Way

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, (P)-
Here's a new gimmick for college
students looking for an after
school job and some extra cash.
City Commissioner Stanley J..
Davis says he's drawn up a plan
which would authorize students
at the city's two colleges to ticket
cars parked overtime at parking
meters Mr.. Davis said the plan
would release members of the
police force for more important
duties.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
Judge Myers ruled:

JUuBG .WyCI0 IUICU. -
.'The court still is Of the opin-
ion that a beautiful woman with
a beautiful body can have her
picture taken for herself II she
wants to, or even that such pic
lures could be delivered to her
in proof form to select that pic
ture which she wants to keep for
future posterity. or for exhibi-
ton to herself anytime she feels
nature has dealt unkindly with
those beautiful talents"
Evening star., 1954-09-21

Prove yourself at NO COST how perfectly Monhotons spone
shirts come back from the laundry With every Span you there's
certificate good for FREE first laundering member American
Institute Of laundering And remember give you SPon
FREE the collar doesn't ovtost the rest Of this shirt
Evening star., 1954-04-22

60 pieces in group including spring eoots, suits
and Plastic jackets. Many styles and coIors in
wool, royon and vinopex plastic. Regularly
sos to 1896 -4.45 to lo.S8
40 cotton quilted skirts, circular with white
background prints, sizes to II. Were 800,
2.ss
300 pieces in group Of shorts, pedal pushers,
bIouses and midriffs to mix and motch Denim
and sooIoth; sizes to l4-l.59; for 800
Down stors Store. Girls Apparel
Evening star., 1954-04-22
Pacific contour sheet sets
4.ss ''' 5'ss

4S sets Pacific truth contour sheet sets. Sonforized;
set includes top sheet and lower sheet, both
fitted. Maize, rose pink, blue, green. Full-sze set,
were 8.95 -eoeh 4:e9
48 eombed pereoIe contour sheet sets by Poeifie;
Sonforized. Set includes one top sheet, one lower
sheet, both fitted Moize, pink, green, blue.
Twin size; were 895; full size we're e.95, each 599
Down stoirs Store Budget Homeurnshnes North Building
Evening star., 1954-04-22
k also !s!Ca: ;!!!


200 infonts' sweaters. wooIs and nylons, regu-
lorIy 2.25 to
120 pIisse and terry cloth sleeping or pIoy gar
ments, irreeuIors; if perfect, 2e5-------1.88
100 sleeping covers, rreeuIors; ties to bed to
keep infant covered If perfect, 2o5-----1 90
200 cotton gowns ond kimonos, white and pos
tells. 88e
so summer weight quilts, rreeulors, some pIisse
in the group. Regularly 3.95-----------l.SS
Down Stors Store, Infonts
Evening star., 1954-04-22
chiIdren's shoes
first quality and
irreguIars
100
if perfect 2.95 to 7.9S
$50 poir ehiIdren's shoes in
eIudins infonts, boys, girls and
growing girls, also rubber boots.
Dress and school shoes. Some
samples and foetory damaged
shoes in the group.
Down Stoirs Store, Children's
Shoes
juvenile boys shirts
2 for 800

500 juvenile boys shirts. first auoity,
new spring stock, nyIons, oottons. os-
sorted styles and coIors. II.
were now
100 toddIer and
juvenile dresses, sizes 2.o5G 6
| to 6, broken ronee- 3.o5 ais
so spring coats,
wools and royons in
group, broken sizes 5.e5 to 3.sS
to 6 ---- 1926 to 500
Troinins ponts, irreeu-
lors, sizes ! to a, 38ct 6fov
cotton ---- soc 100
Down Stoirs Store, lnfonts
Evening star., 1954-04-22
save on millinery

tcere 3.95 to 5.95
lz5 spring feIts end mock jewel
trimmed reyon sotin hets in many
styles. Block, red, white, navy and
pesteIs.
Down Stoirs Store, Millinery
Evening star., 1954-04-22

dresses greatly reduced
So and 400
we're now
IS dresses with scoop
neckline, short sleeves,
mock jewel clip on
belts. Sheath style,
Junior and misses sizes 900 soc
100 dresses, royon
erepes, wooIs, ocetote
toffetos. toilored and
dressy styles, women's
ond misses sizes. Not
every size in every 1895 to
style @l7.o5 400
Down Stoirs Store. Misses and
Women's Dresses
Evening star., 1954-04-22
save on WOmen's shoes
1.ss

50 women's hi-wedse moeeosin type
easuoIs in brown only. broken sizes
4 TO 9, were 5.95.
80 pairs women's weII-known shoes,
mony styles and coIoFs, broken sizes
4h TO 9. Were 5.99 ond 6.99.
IS pairs women's gloves Ieother moe
eosin-type eosuoIs, broken sizes. ton
only, were 4.99.
Down Stoirs Store, Women's Shoes
Evening star., 1954-04-22
500 yards
summer fabrics
19c to Soc

aCere SIC to I.39
500 yards Of summer fobEies
including short lengths and bolt
ends Of eottons, nylons, silks
and royons.
Down Stoirs Store, inexpensive
Fobrics. North Building
Evening star., 1954-04-22
see what 100 will buy-
budget homefurnishings

budget homefurnishings
SO plastic shower curtains, 6x6', wine, NJ
green, black, white, yellow and bIue---- I"'
100 bIeoched cotton towels, all purpose. 4 M
73 plastic zip blanket bags, hold 3 NJ
300 Cannon finger-tip terry towels, 4 for I'>
500 tier curtains, nyIon tier and floral NJ
chronespun lace tier curtains, 36" long, pr. I~'
$50 Cannon wash cloths, 12xl2", soIid, 4 n,
stripes and pIoids. .--------------8f for I'''
IS plastic table cloths 54x54", square - I"'
900 imported fancy linen items including
vanity sets, chair sets, dish towel sets,
bridge sets, scarf sets and luncheon cloths,
in linen, silk, royon and romie, handmade
drawn work, applique, cut work, oPPenzeI. NJ
each 1o'
Down sors Store Budget Homeurnishinos North Building
oIso Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1954-04-22
X cotton, ny|on gloves, 90

400 poirs summer gloves, double woven cotton
and sheer and 40-denier nyIon; white, black,
navy, pink; sizes 6 to w, not all sizes in all
styles. Regularly so to Its.
Down Sos Store Gloves also Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1954-04-22

misses aII.WooI topper, 10's5
ResuIorIy l4.95. 100 all wool toppers in bos-
ketweove pottern. tuxedo front, ~ adjustable
sleeves, fully lined. New summer eoIors, white,
pink, eoroI, light blue. 10 to Is.
so full length nylon eoots, completely washable,
each in its own plastic cover, roll collar, one
button closing. Sizes Il to | 8 in white, beige,
light blue and pink. Were $685. 1895
IS misses corduroy roineoots with storm um-
brelIo to match Fully lined; matching pixie hat
in Ioc, beige, coroI. Sizes 10 to l8-----12.5o
20 in a group Of suits including 3-piece orion
topper-orIon- and acetate dress; in pink, beige,
light blue, and 5-pece roycn suits with vest,
jocket, blouse and two skirts. Navy only and oil
wool suits, classic styles, fully lined; we're
Down Stoirs Store Coots and Suits
Evening star., 1954-04-22
*irregu|ar hose, ank|ets

l2O poirs nyIon hose, irreeuIors,
full fashion, full length, 5-denier,
5l-gouge; l5-dener, oO-gouee;
l2-denier, oo-gouee Not all con-
structions in all Sizes Sizes ~ to
Iork ' pGps' IS to 'G'e e5e1 s'ooes Negu z pair
IS poirs Irregular cotton onkIets,
white only triple roll cuffs, nyIon
te tsst2''ff s + dstts2t 5Sa e99 ees sizes pair
200 Pors royon and cotton hose;
also all cotton, rreeuIors, full
length, full fashion, in black, white,
beige; sizes 812 to | not all ooIors a..
in all sizes. Regularly l.5O--- & tor
Down stoirs Store, Hosiery
Evening star., 1954-04-22
save on boys
sports shirts
08' TO 1.as

VeTe 10y 10 0.1O
$50 boys sports shirts in Son
forized broodeIoth prints and
solid eoIors; solid and potterned
royon, also some cotton pIisses.
Long and short sleeve styles.
size ronse broken, s to 20.
Were Now
96 western
belts. genuine
Leather, some
with simulated
jewels, inch
width, brown
and black. Sizes
80 to 81 - LOO 6se
1872 boys cotton,
briefs, white, 6 3for
to l6 soc 100
Down Stoirs Store,
Boys Clothing
Evening star., 1954-04-22
D. !.
irregular nyIon lingerie
1.s9

40 pieces in group including nyIon
slips and gowns, irresulors from we'll
known manufoetursE. Mony styles and
eoIors. broken size range. some slips
in extre large sizes. u perfect 3.s5
TO S.s5.
Down Stoirs Store, Underwear
Evening star., 1954-04-22
junior dresses, sweaters

200 junior dresses,
cotton, and royons,
dressy and classic
styles, prints and solid 8.e5 to
coIors, sizes 7 to IS, l4.95 4.5o
100 sweaters. cordi-
eons ond pulIovers,
orion and wool in the
group, many coIors, 3.95 to 1857
sizes "a to 40 --- 7.95 3.e5
Down Stoirs Store. Junior Miss Apparel
Evening star., 1954-04-22
X novelty jewe|ry,2~1

please add "O@ Federal
600 pieces novelty eweIry, gold coIored and
silver coIored metal, many pieces set with sim
uIoted stones. Large assortment white jeweIry,
necklaces, bracelets and earrings.
Down Soi Store JeweIy oIso Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1954-04-22

range of colors. Wonens and misses sizes. Not
all styles in every size and color
Down Stoirs Store, Misses and Women's Dresses
misses and half-sizes nyIon dresses
5'ss 2 -" 11'oo
$50 nyIon dresses in misses and half sizes, many
Styles Summer coIors in easy TO for, wonder
fully weorobe nyons. Solids and prints.
Down Stors Store Misses and Womens Dresses
nationally advertised shoes
4.ss
300 poir leather eoSuols, natonoIy advertised, in
wedge heel styles, foam nsole cushion oreh slinss,
strops and ties Brown, red, blue, block. Sizes to
II, AAA to EEE Regularly 6.o5.
Down Stors Store, Womens Shoes
first quality hIouses
2 for 500
$50 bIouses, long and "a -soove styles, toiIored and
semi-toIored, mony shirt styles in the group. Prints
stripes and solids, predomnontIy white; sizes 81
to 3S
Down Stoirs Store BIouses
misses skirts
2.ss
100 cotton skirts in wide assortment Of stripes.
checks and solid eoIoFs, misses sizes.
Down Stoirs Store Sportsweor
Evening star., 1954-04-22
1896 cotton dresses reduced
200

100 cottons from q famous manufacturer, long and
short sleeves full skirts, prints and solids in wide
ronqe of colors Women's and misses sizes Not
all styles in every size and color.
Down Stoirs Store, Misses and Wor,en's Dresses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

Miss Barbora KremeF, Hair Beouty
Expert with Oeivie Sisters has the
answers to your hair problems:
Loose Dondruff? SpecioI Hair Prep
orotion helps to end this problem!
Dry Hair? Preparation for Dry Hair
helps replace needed oils.
Oily Hoir7 Preparation for Oily
Hair" helps tone-up your scalp.
Hair Thinnins7 concentrated ScolP
Lotion" helps thinning or folling
hoir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

Charles AnteII Beauty consuItont
will show you how to keep your hair
softly in ploce while the summer
wind blows, with Charles AnteI Lon-
oIin Hair Sproy! Non-sticky! See
Miss Lee Greis demonstrate it for
you in our Washington store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

Miss Nettie Rivereomb, Beauty Spe-
cioIist with Helene Curtis demon
strotes the luxury Iother Shampoo
Plus Eggs how amazingly man.
oeeobIe your hair can be with the
use of the foIIow-up Creme Rinse with
LonoIin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

Miss Betty jarvis, Richard Hudnut
consuItont, will demonstrate the 3
easy steps in giving yourself q new
Richard Hudnut home permonent to
CORY you through the summer!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Free AdUice from Beauty Experts
at The Hecht Co., Washington

Skilled for hair consultation when need
When eacherou wind and conpe sabotage
precious Washington ses! fit
resemble years crop! the shaggydog look! Then
YOU distant
consutant advice particular hair problem
actually with glorious head of hair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Miss Elsie
Sprague,

Lustre-Color con-
su1tant win sug.
gest the color
shade most be-
coming to YOU
Show you how
easy Il Il TO usel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Riehord Hudnut

New Home Permanent
new combination kit
contains waving lotion,
new beauty rinse neu-
trailer, SO Whirl-A-
Wave Curriers' So
plus Use tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Do lit yourself at home! Give
your hair radiant color sUith 10
wonderful shades Of =.
LUSTRE.COLOR
Enough for
4 to s color
treatments!

Imagine ten beautiful Lustre-Color
shades to choose from: Golden Glory,
Golden Fire, Golden Sand, New Penny.
Aztec Copper, Light Sable, Dark Sable,
Silver Lining, Grey Dawn, Black Dia-
mondl Just foam on-then rinse.
Lasts until your next shampoo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
osiIvie Sisters :.

Famous for highly spe-
cialized hair prepara-
tons that help solve
hair problems. Prep
arationS listed above,
each, 8 o.
plus I0% tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Helene Curtis

Shampoo plus egg and
creme rinse with
lanolin helps your hair
to be silky and soft,
easy to arrange!
Special! Both for ST
plus 4c tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Cherries AnteII

Hair Spray with
rich lanolin content
helps to "Set" your curls
softly without tn at
stiff, artificial look, 81
plus 10% tar
Evening star., 1954-11-25
Hard Muter Believed
Protection ii Polio

NARvIK. Norway. A Norwe-
gian doctor says that On the
basis Of preliminary studies he
believes certain high-lather soaps
and some types Of toothpaste
may increase susceptibility to
polio.
Or. Torgils Aaneland, state
physician for communicable dis
eases IN North Norway. says he
has data indicating that hard
water, by reducing the amount
Of lather or foam. affords q
certain degree Of protection
against the intrusion Of polio
virus through the skin pores.
He declared 1t Is significant
that Finland. where most bath
ing Is in steam baths. has had
o considerably lower incidence
Of polio than Norway and other
Scandinavian countries.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
Attorneys General
Shift 10 West Virginia
By the Assoeioisd Press

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. as
The National Association Of
Attorneys General has again
moved the site of its annual
convention because Of a dispute
over discrimination.
The convention. originally
scheduled in Biloxi, Miss, then
moved to Phoenix, now is sched-
uled at White Sulphur Springs,
w. Va. The. dates remain De-
cember $40.
: Jack MCGOWAN, chief deputy
Arizona attorney general, an
nounced the switch yesterday.
He said the decision was made
by the associations Executive
Board in a telephone conference.
The current dispute revolved
around the policy of the Camel
back Inn, where the convention
was to have been held here, of
admitting only a few carefully
selected" members of the Jewish
religion. The management Of
the resort hotel refused to
change the policy.
New site Of the meeting is the
Greenbrier Hotel at White Sui
phur Springs.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
Lansburgh 5 Names2
Executives for New !.
Suburban Store

Lansburgh's Department Store
has announced the appointment
Of two executives to operate its
new suburban store, to be built
by next August at University lane
and New Hampshire avenue. Ia
koma Park. Md.
They are Eric Rapp, lnerchan-
disc manager Of Lansburgh's
mems wear division, who will be-
come general manager of the
new store, and J. Frank Glenn
.ents, main store personnel direc-
tor. who will become store man.
ager In charge of personnel and
physical operations.
Mr.. Rapp, 2810 Spencer road,
Chevy Chase, Md, started with
the store 18 years ago as a sales
man. He later became a buyer
and then merchandise manager.
Mr.. Clements, 4201 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV, teaches
merchandising at American Uni
versity. A World War II veteran,
he has been with Lansburgh's
seven years.
Evening star., 1954-11-25

- q
RENO, Nov. 25.-Film Star
Rita Hayworth II assured legal
custody Of her 5-year-old daugh-
ter Yasmin but the child must
visit her father, Moslem Prince
Ally Khan, at least 6 weeks every
year.
These are the terms Of d az
page divorce settlement approved
yesterday by District Judge A. j.
Maestretti. Neither Miss Hay
worth nor Ally, whom she di-
vorced last year. appeared.
The settlement. almost two
years In the making. contains
elaborate safeguards to guar
antee that Ally. one Of the worlds
wealthiest men, will return the
child to Rita after each visit.
He must POST 800, 900 bond in
advance Of each visit. And the
agreement stipulates that Vas
Evening star., 1954-11-25
Aides Urge YOsllida
b0uit Party Pos,
IL
Remain as Premier
By the Asseeiaisd Pres.

q /. "a II i.
TOKYO. Nov. 25.-Execntives
Of Prime Minister Shigeru Yosh-
ida's Liberal Party today voted
that Yoshida should resign the
party presidency but provision
ally retain" the premiership.
Kyodo News Service reported.
The agency said party leaders
favored going into a special Diet
session, !. to open November 80,
with Mr.. Yoshida as prime min
lister and his deputy. Taketora
Ogata, as party president.
Once Japan's supplementary
budget gets Diet action, Kyodo
said, 1t was likely that MIR. Yo-
shida would dissolve the domi-
nant lower house and call for
general elections.
Kyodo quoted one Of the party
leaders present today as saying
I'VE resign II we get defeated in
the elections"
The plan brought immediate
criticism from Mr.. Yoshida's OPP
ponents. who say they will try to
force q non-confldence motion
through the Diet at the special
session.
Quotes Party Foe.
Kyodo quoted Ichiro Hatoyama,
head Of the newly formed anti
Yoshida Japan Democratic
Party, as saying:
ITO resign as president OF the
(LiberaD party and to stay in
the Prime Minister'S Office is
unthinkable for a man with
common sense. But Yoshida
may think of it."
Mr.. Hatoyama indicated he
believes Mr.. Yoshida will dis
solve the lower house after the
budget is settled and before the
house can get a chance to vote
on a confidence motion.
Mr.. Yoshida was not present
at the executives session. Party
leaders said their decision would
be made known to him tomor-
row. They met at Mr.. Yoshida's S
request, who wrote that he had
no desire to "cling" to Office and
asked them to discuss what the
party and he should do in the
current political crisis.
Boosts Hatoyama Chances.
The Liberal move boosted the
chances of 71-year-old Mr.. Hato-
yama to become Prime Minister
as the compromise candidate of
the conservative parties.
Mr.. Hatoyana, founder Of the
Liberal Party, broke with Mr..
Yoshida last week and led 1914
conservative lower house men,
bers into the new Japan Demo-
cratic Party.
The Democrats, organized yes
terday., are pledged to oppose
both MIR. Yoshida and any Lib
eral Party successor.
This leaves Mr.. Hatoyama as
the only visible candidate strong
enough to command the con-
servative two-thirds' majority
Liberals, Democrats and inde-
pendents--in the lower house of
representatives.
There is little difference in
political outlook between the two
men. Their conflict has been.
partly one of personalities.
Evening star., 1954-11-25

fabulously wealthy grandfather.
the Aga Khan.
Miss Hayworth's attorney.
Bartley Crurn, has said Yasmin
would inherit under Moslem law
q "very substantial amount
rumored at $14O million.
Miss Hayworth Is living at
Lake Tahoe, 40 miles southwest
Of Reno. with Mr.. Haynes. who
Is appealing an order deporting
him to his native Argentina.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
Austruiiun Runchers
Raise Pumpus Grass

syDNEY-Pampas grass. the
tall-growing tnssocklike feed Of
millions Of beet cattle on the
treeless plains of Chile. Argentina
and Brazil Is being introduced to
Australian ranchers from New
Zealand.
The grass Is claimed to have
remarkable drought resistance
and Is q reliable source Of green
fodder through the winter.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-04

Ideal Plum Preserves are the finest
quality - nothing but luscious, ripe
plums and sugar right from our
spotless kitchens. Try a jar and
you'll be back for more while they
are on sale at this rldleuIeusly low
price.
Evening star., 1954-09-02
UPHOLSTERY
3rd Floor. Washington

42-I.98-5,98 Cornices, redwood
or plywood, assorted sizes, as
3-.98 Outdoor Sum LOafers,
plaioS ----Z.SS
6-12.9 SO Channel Chaise Lounge,
red, chartreuSe ------------7 7.S9
PASS LOveseat Glider Cush-
IONS, 4 pcs, red and ivory, 1899
2-12.9s Metal Glider Pads, 2
pcs, plaid designs ---------7.9S
L24.98 Chaise Cushions, 2 pcs,
innersprings, floral patterns,
1899
1855 Outdoor Chair Sets,
green, 2 pcs. --------------o o.SS
6O-4.98-6.98 Venetian Blinds,
deluxe, all steel, white and egg
shell, 28" thru 38" wide,' "a"
long. Not all sizes In both col-
ors ---------2f for S.
$3.50 Bamboo Drop Curtains,
outside natural, "a" wide---45c
25-4.98 Venetian Blinds, all
metal, asst. sizes -----------75c
15-8.98 Print Seersucker Drap-
cries, florals and canoes. asst.
colors, cor long ------------6.9S
S5-9.9S Sofa Covers, modern
styles, asst. patterns $50
15-7.SS Boudoir Chair Covers,
print rayon failles -------5.S8
25-7.98 Draperies, solid colors.
70" long, double and triple
widths ------------------4.SS
Evening star., 1954-09-02
INFANTS WEAR
9TH Floor, Washington

9TH Floor, Washington
End Floor, Arlington
2.S9-4.99 Dresses, assorted COL
ors, styles, sizes 1-3---------1.OO
2.99 Girls Sheer and Nylon
BlOuses, sizes Sex -89c
1.99 Diaper Sets, nylon-plastic
lined, pastels, s, M, L, XII, 100
1.99 Boys Stacks, boxer style,
checks, solids, sizes 5 to g. LOO
49c Training Pants, double
thick, two-way stretch, sizes 1
ana z ----------------- SOC
2.99 and 3.99 Corduroy Crawl
ers, red, navy, some pastels,
sizes 8 to 18 months 400
39c Girls Training Pants, cot
ton, pastels, sizes 4, 8-------25c
SIeepers, famous make, 2 or 3
pcs, pastels, 1-4-----------1.49
S9c Boxer Shorts, fabrics and
colors, sizes 4, 6-------------50c
Evening star., 1954-09-02
OCCASIONAL
FURNITURE
4th Floor. Washinqton

4tn FtOOT, washington
3-11.95 Utility Chairs, padded
seats, floor samples -------6.99
2-19.95 Armchairs, pa dded
seats --------------- 1888
2-74.5O Center Extension Dim
ing Tables, drop leaf. mahog-
any veneers, seats 10. Opens
to 36x8T -42.97
I-11.5O Coffee Table, solid
maple, tray top, floor sample,
$50
I-134.5O Haywood Wakefield
Settee, innerspring cushioned
seats, back, reversible yellow
and black upholstering. Floor
sample -------------------97.OO
1-26.95 Cobblers' Bench, solid
maple, floor sample ------16.97
l-79.95 China Cabinet, solid
maple, glass doors, floor SAM
pie -----------------47.SS
1885 Hutch China Cabinet,
solid maple, floor sample, 42.97
2-44.95 Lane End Tables, gen.
uine mahogany nlarquetry in
lay, brass antiqued decals, 24.99
1885 5-pc. Dinette. Lined oak
with plastic top. Chair seats
In lime plastic 1895
Sass Modern Lounge Chairs,
French Provincial legs, green,
gray or red upholstery y-29.97
1885 Lounge Chair, channel
back, floor sample --------19.97
Evening star., 1954-09-02
CHFLDREN'S
SHOES

9TH Floor, Washington
2ad Floor, Arlington
81 Boys Oxfords, brown or
wine. broken sizes, 11a to 4, 2.99
l.99 Latex Rubber Space Boots,
S, M, L ----- 1.OO
4th Floor, Washington
2S-5.95 6.95 Girls Sc hoO1
Shoes, broken sizes 81 to 3, red
or brown ----------- 3.99
Evening star., 1954-09-02
BEDDING
3rd Floor, Washington

oEU GOUTs WuSttTtytOH
1-69.50 Simmons Mattress, ex-
ira firm, double size, soiled
1850
1885 Serta Mattress, extra
firm, twin size, floor sample.
29.99
1855 Englander Hair Top
Mattress, Y size, soiled, 29.99
5000 Serta Box Spring, fancy
ticking, twin size, soiled 1893
1885 Englander Hair Top
Mattress, double, soiled 1893
1885 Serta Box Spring,
double size ----29.99
1-37.50 Box Spring, double size
1878
1850 Mattress, double size,
as is 1899
1885 Serta Hollywood Bed,
80" wide 29.99
1-99.0O Serta Foam Latex Mat
tress, Box Spring, twin 1899
1850 Box Spring, twin size,
soiled --------- ------- 14.75
1-S7.5O Box Spring, Y size,
1875
1885 Englander Orth0- Bilt
Mattress, double size $3.50
1-37.5O Foster Box Spring,
twin size ----------------19.99
Evening star., 1954-09-02
GIRLS, WEAR

End FL, Washington, Arlington
$3.50 Terry Robes ------ 800
2O-2.99-4.99 Sun Dresses, SOL
ids, prints ---- ---2.29
12-3.99-4.99 Cotton Dresses, 2.99
IO-3.99-4.99 Cotton Skirts,
prints, some with petticoats. 2.99
3O-2.29-3.99 Pedal Pushers,
seersucker, red or blue stripes,
1.29
25-1.99 Seersucker s shorts,
striped 99c
4O-1.69 Shorts, twill or denim,
Soc
3O-5.99-8.99 Teen Dresses,
solids, prints, plaids, ! or 2 pcs.
cObtOu ---- o.oC
20-5.99 Teen Sweaters, nylon
cardigans, pastels and darks,
s5-3.s9 Nylon slipover Sweat
ehB S'~S
Evening star., 1954-09-02
SPORTSWEAR

2nd FL, Washington, Arlington
6.95-15.95 Swim Suits, lastex,
cotton, assorted colors, sizes,
3.99-1O.94
s.99 Fancy Pants, Pedal Push
ers, cotton, seersucker, broken
sizes -1.29
2.99-5.98 Tops, Blouses, 1.99
3.99-5.98 Skirts, cotton prints,
solids, stripes -------------2.99
8.98-1O.98 Dresses, cottons, SOL
ids and prints, or 2 pc. styles.
500