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DESK SPACE
FARMS

Re- MILES d. Ga acres on Rte.
I23: S-rm. mod. house. Ia baths;
c.h.-w. heat: nice stream. out bldg.
e. $4,000. MR.. OLSON, WO. 6-7029,
6I8 ACRES: SO mi D. c.; tobacco,
hog, general farm: lge. stream: o.
I'm: mod; house SNe tenant an sh hSYse SO ;
COLONIAL HOME, over goo years
old, ami. so acres, many out
buildings. Easy terms. NE. $4,000.
TURKEY FARM. housing 5000 poults
and turkeys; 40 miles D. c. Modern
mo. ME. $4,000. %
gTROUT CATALOG mailed free! SO
States. STROUT REALTY. 1427-S
Land Title Bldg. Phila. 10. Pa.
GORGEOUS VIEW of Va. Mountains.
west of Winchester, $50 acres, on
per acre. sIoLER & Co. RIA, B.
FREDERICK COUNTY, land mark,
breath-taking view Of the Blue Ridge
and valley. A fully equipped mod.
Ss1ir ry S doing thriving fTor business oS
s siaLf x ce Co. Us RAJ t0s ss aGff details
e6 ACRES and s-rm. dwelling; State
road; so miles south; SG.760; easy
terms. TE. 6-4131. IS
b2O-ACRE beef cattle farm in one
Of Northern Virginia's richest soil
belts: well watered. well fenced and
with everything needed for a profit
able cattle operation; $40 acres
cleared, balance in white oak timber
40 head capacity e stories) 80xlSo
cattle barn: cattle scales: 40xl10
machine she'd two 16x42) siloS;
200-year-old house in good condi-
ton; 3-room guest cottage, 4 ten
ant houses. all built in 1912 and all
with living room, dining room. bed
room and bath; excellent location,
within 40 miles of washington.
Excellent terms. Owner conson-
dating holdings. Price. SO, 900:
TYLER, LENAH (VAO 6-2421:
WEERnAYS IA 4-140O
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GOOD FARMS

Below are Just q few; come in and
90 over our large list.
SMALL DAIRY FARM in excellent 10
cation. daily driving distance to
Wash; $4,000.
ANOTHER SMALL DAIRY FARM with
good herd. machinery, equipment
and feed, all for $3S 800.
s00-ACRE DAIRY FARM-Beautitul
home. good bldss., herd and equip
ment; cloSe-in, good tenant; $50, 500.
MONTGOMERY CATTLE RAISING
FARM of 800 acres, nicely located:
500. 600
2oo-ACRE RIVER FARM with brick
home. This is one of the best for
stock or crops; $4,000.
110-ACRE FARM-S21 500.
Q5 ACRES, old house and cutbldgs..
hard road; Sl4. 900.
80 ACRES. large modern home, out
bldgs.. pond; SI9.950.
HIGHWAY RESTAURANT and cabins
on 10 acres: $4,000.
OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS GATTHERSBURG 900
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 1864 Monterey sport
coupe; r. and h.. Merc-O-Matic
", W, cleaning RED bottom with
black leather interior: Just de-
PE EsFss 81 Mo axsfsnt 1s sSy e. e.
me-, LA. $4,000. -
MERCURY '5e COW. with black top
ordered to Korea; must sell. Radio
Terms. CO. 5000. "a
MERCURY 40 club: heater. over
drive. black paint, enjoy big-cal
class and comfort with small-cal
economy, let ,overdriye save you
ranty: 1913. No r RSSsn Mo Toa
ne. Ii. 7-S30O.
MERCURY so. Monterey 2-dr.; T
ano l.. overdriye; $945. sTEUAR1
TRUCK CENTER, 1915 W. Va. ave
ne LA. 6-S927. a
M. G. I'd 4-pass: immac; $1,O75: 81
I'd. $3.50; TIC. 1886. and 8 others
JACK PRY. 14th and p NV. I'll
our 31st year"
M. G. 1854 new; delivered. 81 ,a95
Morris 1854 new 2-dr.; delivered
tless heater). LAS. MANHATTAN
a. A0To 9 :, Ks SS 1gnSS eth and +
MIG '52; very nice; S1.195. WO. g.
97SS 5336 Wisconsin ave. NV. -
NASH 81 Country Club Rambler: hot
test seller in town, overdrive. radio
hot and cold air weathereye condi-
toned; low mileage; very clean, okay
guarantee: full price,, SS97. Your
old car can easily be your down pay
ment. WILLIAMS CHEVROLET CO.
INC, 1899 East-West hwy. Silver
Spring. Md. JU. 9-S003. 1925 Ga
ave. Wheaton, Md. LO. 4-8097.
NASH 80 2-dr. 5000; has r. and h
and oyerdriUe; beautiful blue finish
4s5-XA. MONROE oSfiS1ssSn FoRD. s sS
East-West hwy, Silver Spring, Md
JU. 5-7S04. Open evenings till 9.
NASH 80 Statesman. 4-dr. sedan: :
and h., 3D., new tires; No. 1865
priced to sell at $685.. Indoor
showroom. NASH ARLINGTON
Arlington. Va. IA. 5000. q
NASH 81 Statesman 4-dr. sedan
cleaning jet-black finish; the econ.
omy car with famous Weather-eys
heater. exclusive bed feature, otllel
accessories; No, 40; bargain al
1895: Indoor showroom, MASH
ARLINGTON CORP, south end 81
key Bridge in Arlington. Va. "a
NASH '51 Statesman Super 4-d s
sedan: fully equip. $685.. ARCADE
PONTIAC. 1887 Irving st. NV, AID
$4,000; also $500 14th st. NV.
hA. o-9oTO. 4
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MONEY WANTED

$4,000 60 list MORTGAGE for Sill
yer Spring. rented business property
on 3O,0O0-ft. lot. Box 274-B. Star.
SI2.OO End TRUST secured by most
beautiful suburban home in Wash
ington area valued at $50. 900. l.
grounds. LIST trust now only SI1. $50.
Private money desired at straight
Sc interest. 5-year term. Box 80 b,
Star. 90
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S2,I45. Payable S2l per mo-. end
trust, due in z yrs: price $1,35O
Good makers. Mr.. YOUNG. Ju;, T.
1880. %
i,4OO end MORTGAGE. payable $50
per mo-, seasoned years, steady
pay. ST, $50. MR.. YOUNG, Ju. g.
S3,IO0 end TRUST, ees. civil service
makers. Montgomery Co: property
Price. $4,000. MR.. YOUNG. Ju;- s.
end TRUST. So 1884. payable at
$3.50 mo-. 3Oet disc, So, 900 note,
$50 me- o. 3oSs o disc; ~ 1oo 9-6 S -.
$50 per month. Sc interest; for
$1,000. JU. 9-S077. a
$500 end TRUST, on good NV;
secured. WA. 1854. d
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BOATS

25-FT. SPEEDBOAT, trailer and
life preservers: $3.50. TIE. 6-6729.
BOAT SHOW-FEB. 13-FEB. 81
RICHARDSON cruisers. Correct Craft
run-a-bouts. Marina Rocket and
Gray marine engines on display.
Large number of used boats now
available. complete construction and
repair service. THE WASHINGTON
MARINA. 1900 Maine ave. s.w. RE.
7-4797. Is
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TRUCK BARGAINS

EASY TERMS
GMC 80 353. left. stake; like new
low mileage; 81 ,695.
CHEV. 1947 sedan delivery; perfect
condition throughout; only $500.
FORD 1910 i2-ton panel: excellent
running condition; only S169.
GMC 4S i2-ton pickup; here IL 9
real buy; $40.
GMC 1913 EF241 package delivery
looks and runs excellent: only $3.50
cHEV: I949 1a-ton pickup; q clear
FORD so h-ton pickup: r. and h.;
5000 actual miles; can't tell from
new; Sl.095.
GMc rs 1-ton package delivery; new
paint. runs perfect: 1859.
DODGE AZ C.O.E. furniture van; 49,
II. body; excellent: SS95.
IETL. '52 L-l95 tractor; fully equip.
ready to go: S3.395.
FORD 1919 lh-ton nat; perfect run
ming shape: only S395.
GMC 81 Diesel; extra clean; 0 work
morse, 81 .295.
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
Your Friendly GMC Dealer
eS04 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Arl.
tJust Over the l4th st. Bridget
OF 1880 TIL q PM
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcent.l

CHEVROLET delivery truck; walk In
package delivery; 1850; clean; fine
running cond.; outstanding bargain.
Can : OWNER y MA. s-1es2; eyes,,
sssssa e. sss p.Ri tasFspseg
!Cheyroletl, $40 Lee hwy Arl.. We.
9 8 TS sss ss PsEsR;o nee K
Va. Ja s-SoS9 " open 0.t III $50
pm. Closed Sundays. "A
GMC 1g4S 2-ton full van; hydraulic
lift; good cond.; $3.50. EMERSON.
1f Sat 1919 1919 s .tSn s nsRsi' sise
NATL. TRUCK RENTAL. NO. r
DODGE DODGE 1859 m-ton pickup: like new;
has had excel. care: heater, ladder
E racks: a., ~ reas, Offer refused; eail
D0bGE 81 1h-ton, nat rack; a.
600 miles. 10. .5-SS47. %
GMC I947 1ls-ton with. 12-ft. van
b9dy. For sale by original owner;
FORD 40 2-ton dump. rebuilt motor:
newly painted; ready for work; $795.
STEUART TRUCK CENTER. 1915
w. Va. ave. ne. LA. 6-S92T. -
FORD as 10-wheeler: will carry IA
ton pay load; two-speed rear axle.
trailing third axle: S1,995. STEU-
ART TRUCK CENTER. 1915 w. Va.
ave. ne, LA. 6-S927. -
CHEVROLET 40 12-ton panel; DARK
blue; good tires; clean and ready to
go; 30-day guarantee; $685.. HILL
& SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV.
CHEyROLET 1850 sedan. delivery;
5000: 1947 Int. Metro. 1-ton KB-
3M, $3.50: 1941 Int. Metro. ACTON
kim, $l95. These trucks are In good
condition and recently passed D. C.
inspection. A monthly maintenance
assurance of a better buy. For in
spection. see Mr.. NOTTINGHAM. Fleet
Superintendent. NATIONAL LAUN-
DRY CO.. INC. 81 Pierce st. NV.
INTERNATIONAL '4s 11s-ton chassis
and cab; motor overhsuled; very
SEE s4Fes TRUCK SsEy cS ssfn sa afs
W. Va: ave. ne. LA. 6-S927. "A
FORD PICKUP with special box-type
s stss d bodies 500 10 ars ~ %oe M
TORS. 3010 R. !. ave. me-. DE.
CHEVROLET 1851 sedan delivery; ex-
ira clean, Upton cond.: S795; writ
3010 r. I. ave. me-. DE. 2-6302.
DODGE 81 la-ton pickup; r. and h.,
S795. WisSINGER CHEVROLET Co.
Seven Corners. Falls Church. Va.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY
PROP. FOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAIN ReautifuI
modern furA. home on the Tater
Mason's Beach, Deale. Md. Lee' list
OF waterfront properties. cali Mr..
ODUM, RE. 1925; Sat. Sun, ewes
call vast River 6131 or 67O3,
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TRAILERS
GARAGES

PARKING. individual spaces. SEQ mo
1925 Mass. ave. NV. Elk. 1888
IS
GARAGE, completely inclosed: vicinity
of Thomas Circle. Cali DI. 7-7307
PARKING 1sE1tn = sP3SCIE; wanted for from
8 to 10 cars. vic. Dupont Circle.
Call MR.. w. L. WALKER. DE.
GARAGE, 18th and r SITS. - En-
trance facing alley-drive straight
in. NO. 1890. Sc
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1888 10th st. NV
at S-Large garage: cleo; water.
EN-. 3-3223 HO. 2-6321. IS
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o!L!1D,sMoBILE 81. Rocket Super
ST.. 2-dr. sedan: original satin
black. finish. HYDRA: r. and h., and
etc., low mileage. excellent through
out. One owner, name on request.
RE SS you can't i buy buy better; n, No.
MOBILE CO, 1871 9Th st; ne. Just
OLDSMOBILE 81 Rocket Super "SS:'
4-dr. sedan: the best Odds builds.
Hydra. r. and h. and etc. Low
mileage. one owner. Name on re-
quest. car you will agree you
can't beat for the money. See it
NAL OLpSMOBILE CO, 1911 9th
st ne, dust on Fla. ave.) Ii. 7s
BUICK 40, cow. CT cpe. S2Q5
BUICK, a.. sp. sedanette-----$195
FORD 80 de luxe Tudor $685.
FORD '3S de luxe Tudor
HUDSON 40 club coupe 1896
HUDSON '46, cow. cl. cpe. S2g5
HUDSON '39, club coupe -S135
LINCOLN, '46 de luxe sedan $195
OLDS. AZ, Hydra. sed. $295
OLD6MOBILE. 40 de luxe 2-dr., $135
PACKARD, '48, Gus. sedan $295
AZ spec. 2-dr.----S195
PONTIAC, az, sedanette $295
80. cl. cpe.1 sos
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th ct. NV.
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice, low mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES, 1912 Ga. ave. RIA
WILL PAY absolute top dollar for
late model convertibles and hard
tops. MCNEIL tStudebakerl. 141s
p ST. NV. CO. 5-2153.
CONVERTIBLES AND SEDANS -
TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS. WO.
6-21SS: $685. Wisconsin ave. NV. o.
yANETTE, panel or waik-in truck
wanted. for cash. by ex-serviceman
from pvt. party. lockwood 5-3404.
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BUILDERS, ATTENTION
RITTT,DERS

CHEVERLY - 10 staked-out lots
Ready to 60. Streets graded. Storm
sewer and sanitary sewer in. 2 blks
SCUDERI WA 7-S632 =
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
Ond TRTISTC
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

nd TRUsTS WANTED-Cash today
RIA. 6-22S1. ia. S-6676 day or ewes
-
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Re MILES ID. Ga acres on Rte.
1913: S-rm. mod. house. Ia baths;
c.h.-w. heat; nice stream, out bldg.
So, 500. MR.. OLSON. WO. 6-7029.
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Czech Who Fled to West Says
u. S. Aid Would End Red Rule

A Czechoslovakian pilot who
flew his CAT to West Germany
and freedom-feels that his peo-
pie cannot throw off Communist
rule without help from the
United States.
The 24-year-old pilot. Miroslav
Slovak, landed the commercial
plane at Frankfurt last March %
after taking off in what Czech
officials thought was a routine
flight in the opposite direction.
Aboard were four other crew
members and "a passengers.
Mr.. Slovak. who engineered the
spectacular escape along with the
CATS navigator and his wife. said
here yesterday that most Czechs
oppose Communist domination
but cannot act because Of the
secret police.
ut is impossible" he said.
because of the strong secret po-
Evening star., 1954-01-07

Robert Bierly defending, will be
held tomorrow at $3.50 pm. The
two-session open pair event is
slated at 2 and $3.50 pm. Satur-
day.
The tournament ends Sunday
with q team of-four at 1880
and pm. In addition to the
major bout, two special one
session pair games will be offered
at $3.50 pm. Saturday and 7 pm.
Sunday.
The Northern Virginia cham
pionships are sponsored by the
Washington Bridge League. sane
toned by the American Contract
Bridge League. A. M. Sobel Of
New York will direct. assisted
by Paul Golden and A. S.
Machlin. both of Washington.
Mrs. Sue E. CAN'T and DR..
E. M. Short are tournament
chairmen.
Evening star., 1954-01-07

lice. Everybody expects help
from the United States"
Mr.. Slovak told an Amvets
luncheon meeting that, in his
opinion. only about S per cent
of the Czechoslovakian people
support the Communists. Some,
he said. will throw their lot in
with any power which is in con-
troll, but the vast majority hope
for an overthrow of the Commu-
mist regime.
Mr.. Slovak described life in his
country today as a gloomy one
for the ordinary people," He
said he left because of such situ-
ations as families split over the
Communist issue and the lack of
freedom.
After landing in Frankfurt, two
passengers elected to stay. The
,thers choose to return-almost
Evening star., 1954-01-07

because In his sixth grade train
ing he Is closer to one teacher
a person who has time to take
an interest in him. But, in
jumping to junior high school,
he sees eight different teachers
a week-none of whom has a
particular interst in him. DR..
Hansen suggested a gradual
graduation into the seventh
grade, with one teacher handling
a number of courses.
Mr.. Cherney said that in do
ing iI1vestigative work for the
District Youth Council he has
found iron curtains" exists
within communities. He added
there was hardly any commune
cation between groups within
the community. He said such a
situation seemed to produce a
certain anxiety affecting the
young and the old.
Mrs. Ross said adolescence
should not necessarily be de-
scribed as problem years but,
better, "as a sign of health" in
the youth. It's a normal process.
she said.
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Panel Discusses Adolescence
With Sympathetic Approach

Child Welfare Section, United
Community Services: DR.. Carl
F. Hansen, associate superin-
tendent. District public schools.
and Mrs. Elizabeth H. Ross.
Children's Bureau. DR.. Donald
A. Block of the National Insti-
tutes Of Health, moderated the
program.
Tense Period.
DR.. Dowd. professor of psy-
chiatry and pediatricS at
Georgetown University, said doc
tors should be more aware Of
the adolescent period--a tense
period for both child and parent.
DR.. Hansen came up with a
suggestion which. he said. would
make it easier for a child to
move from the sixth grade to
the seventh.
He explained that the Jump
creates insecurity in the child
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Northern Virginia
Bridge Tournament
Opens Tomorrow

Local bridge fans convene to-
morrow afternoon at the Willard
Hotel for the 18th annual North
errf Virginia tournament.
Mems and women's pair con-
tests, set for 2 pm. are the first
of #flve major title matches in
the three-day series. Mrs. Gene
Hermann and Mrs. H. c. White
are the defenders in the women'S
event. D. j. Harris and Gene
Hermann arc present mems
champions. All are Washington
area residents.
The mixed pair event. with
Mrs. William Mcintyre and
Evening star., 1954-01-07
License Of Liquor
Wholesaler Suspended

The District Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board has suspended
the wholesale liquor license Of
Columbia Wholesale. Liquor Co.,
Inc. for seven days, beginning
January 18, for failure to keep
adequate books and records.
The company was charged
with giving special discounts to
retail liquor dealers In the Dis.
trict which were, not shown on
the original invoices.
Evening star., 1954-01-07
underwear reduced

1883 were $50 to 3.95
100 pieces in group reduced from
regular stock. Choice Of r.any eoIors
and styles. Reyon pettieoats, fIonnel-
cite gowns and cotton and royon-
cotton vests.
Down StoIrs Store. Underwear
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important savings on
Women's shoes, 1.09

100 peir women's welI-known shoes
in low heel. strap styled for walking.
Foem insole. in block, brown. blue or
red, eobro OF iedther. Broken .sixes
4 TO 10. narrow. medium o. wide
width.
Down Stoirs Store. Women's Shoes
Evening star., 1954-01-07

A sympathetic approach to
the outbursts of adolescence
root of juvenile delinquency
was taken last night by members
of a panel discussing the gen.
eral problems of the teen-ager.
The panel, appearing before
the District Medical Society, de-
scribed adolescence as a period
of change, one where the child
is moving into maturity and
subject to anything from slug
gish moods to extreme enthusi-
aSms.
Members of the panel included
DR.. Dorothy Dowd, a psychia-
trist: Paul Cherney. executive
secretary of the Family and
all because of their families, ac-
cording to Mr.. Slovak.
Nov ! am very lucky and very
Evening star., 1954-01-07
save on millinery, CSC

lcere I.95 to 2.05
IS hots in felt, velvet and knits,
black, brown, navy and other eolors.
Down Stoirs Store, Millinery
Evening star., 1954-01-07
girls shoes, 3.99

If perfect 6.95 and 7.95
SO poirs Of growing girls shoes. foe
tory rejects and sonoples; broken sizes
4 to 9.
Down Stoirs Store, ChiIdren's Shoes
Evening star., 1954-01-07
ehiIdren's apparel, las

,pere 1875 to 5.95
200 pieces in sroGp Of ehiIdrenis
epporei. including dresses, dunsorees,
boys suits and robes. Broken sizes
I 70 6.
Down Stoirs Store, Infonts
Evening star., 1954-01-07
save on hosiery

100 poir iFreoulor roy
On knee high hose, OF
toched eorters, seon1-
less. Group includes
sizes ga to ~, oil
have dork seoms. If
perfect -
200 por nyIon knee
high and fuIl-lenath
hose; reeuIor ond mi
crofiIm mesh; mony
struc tions, oil
slightly handled. Group
includes sizes s u to II
Down Stoirs Store. Hosi
Evening star., 1954-01-07
sewing boxes, hat boxes,
chair pads

Were Now
80 train ease sewing
boxes, washable plos-
tic cover, wooden
trome. oorYinq handle;
blue, green. red - 4.95 2.eS
~ chair pads. quilted,
washable plostic top,
ruffIe edge. Groy,
blue, red; some with
matching chair bocks 100 6oe
so hot boxes, CORY
ing string. SinuIoted
smoke skin or red 1870
pIoid ------- l.6o 49e
Down Stoirs Store, Budget
Homefurnishines. North Building
Evening star., 1954-01-07
mems robes, A.88
wsrs 7.9S

SOefe /./S
2lo Mons robes, lee4vsrds, psvea
sobGrdinss, VeyoN shsntuRssj seiid
eolors, some with poIka dot trim.
Maroon o. nsvy. Smell TO large.
Evening star., 1954-01-07
special purchase on bedding

special purchase on bedding
Were Now
$50 torton plaid blankets, oOoo
royon, 1920 wool, 3-pound weight,
royon sotn bound sos
200 multi color chenille bedspreods,
twin full size, white or coIored
grounds with heavy overoy doewood
100 extra plump bed pillows, 75oo
chicken feathers, $3.50 turkey feoth- 2o5
ers, 2lx27" size, tailored edges z for 500
100 sIeepweI royon sotn eomfoneu,
1000 wool filled, 72x84", floral pot
tern side, solid color the
100 foncy decorator sofa pillows, 2e5
choice of coors s------------ z for 500
Down Soirs Store Budget Homefurnhines North Building
Evening star., 1954-01-07
| | !; |
.... sT0RE !.
save on misses and
Women's dresses
200 and 800 were 500

20 checked cotton dresses, sixes l4h
10 20h.
20 dresses in goiIy coIored cotton,
several styles, pIoids and stripes;
sixes II to 20.
Down Stors Store,
Misses and Women's Dresses
Evening star., 1954-01-07
luggage reduced

Were Now
80 comb and brush
sets, oil in split cow
hide cases. Most sets
include J club brushes
ond comb, some with 349to
out comb 6.SS 2.49
club boes. rugged
texon cover, Upper
closing, double carry
ing honde 6.95 $50
! two-suited, top groin
cowhjde, hondsome
lining. Combination
lock, sunton 1880 1925
! matching eompon-
ion case $3.50 1875
9 troin cases, se'ec-
ton OF coIors. some
with broken mirrors. SOS 10 4.o5
oil 3-p'Y wood frore 9.95 to 6.95
pleose odd 2Oo3 Fedcrol tox
Down Stoirs Store, Luggage.
North Building
Evening star., 1954-01-07
save on girls apparel
WA.~ AAus

"UbW b<OW
so girls cotton
bIousss, shirt
style in totter-
sol check and
ploids, sizes 7
to II - l.e5 100
8 girls coats.
eoch Iobeled
for wool con-
tent, charcoal
oroy with check
colIors, sizes 7,
s ond 10 49, 1926 1888
so cotton polo
shirts in vorlety
Of colors, small.
me d ium ond
Ioroe 100 ese
5 poirs girls
twill lined sleek
points, ski style
in brown only,
sizes Z and Ia 5.o5-- 3.99
Down Stoirs Store. /
Girls' Apporel
Evening star., 1954-01-07

IS well-known post
age stamp" sirdIss.
white nylon. Sizes:
Smoll, medium. IT.
reouIors, if perfect =
80 sirdles, high bond,
boned front, tolon
Fastening; mostIy
white; some nyIon ond
so e COTTON n ond
royon. Sizes 20 TO
rs, 80 to 36 in the
group
100 bros. bondeoux
and long line in the
group; cotton ond
royon sotin. Broken
sizes. lrreoulors, II
perfect
II front-Ioee eorsets,
c cotton ond royon;
pink only. Sizes 26
to %, IS to SO
Down Stoirs Store, Cors
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Junior miss dresses, suits

Were Now
100 junior miss
dresses, ! ond z piece
styles. dressY ond
semi dressY. royons
ond woods in the l095to
group; sizes. 9 to IS 2295 500
10 junior miss man
tailored shirts in
stripes and solids; sew
eroI coors ond styles; 3.95 g
sizes 10 to l6 1890 4.95 Z.95
Down Stoirs Store,
Junior Miss Apparel
Evening star., 1954-01-07

Wonlen's shoes, all" y
Emma Jeitick shoes, e.85
. pumps. ties and woIkins shoes from our resuor
stock
. black, brown, red blue; suede, colt, kid or
potent
. high, medium or low heels, 4h to 10 AAA to 6.
. not oil sizes in oil styles ond eolors.
other Enno Jetteks in regular stock 995 and 1925
American Girl shoes, .99
. pumps. sings. sandals; suede, potent leather
mesh
. black, brown and ronee Of eoIors, high medium
heels
. sizes 4h to 9h, AAA to c
. not all sizes in every style color
. other American Girl shoes in stock at 5.S5 to 1913
No mail or phone orders oeoepted,
Down stoirs Stoe Women's Shoes
Evening star., 1954-01-07
inexpensive dresses

inexpensive dresses
reduced
Were Now
so women's and miss
es' royon dresses in
prints ond plain oolors;
sizes II to 20. l6i2 5000
TO 24I2 ~ 8.95 $50
IS eOttonsjoeket
dresses in prints; sizes
Il, l6. IS. 20. 1874 500 I.4s
Down Stors Store. inexpensive Dresses
Evening star., 1954-01-07
girdIes, bras and eorsets

3.s5 eee
S.eS 2.98
! 90 to
$50 9Se
$50 3.45
cts and Bros
Evening star., 1954-01-07
chi|dren's boots, 2'@

100 poirs chdren's irregular boots in brown red,
not oil sizes in each color. Sizes in group to IA.
Down Stoirs Store Chlden's Shoes
Evening star., 1954-01-07
chi|dren's apparel, 1'ss

if perfect 3.95 to 5.95
800 girls dresses and boys suits. irreeuors and
samples in the group. Broken size ronse.
Down Stors Store, Infants
Evening star., 1954-01-07
suits and toppers, 49,"
girls coats, 11'ss to 24'ss

regularly 1926 to $500
so girls eoots, each labeled for wool G.
selection, including eobordine storm {
to IA.
Down stoirs Store, GrIs' Apparel