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Evening star., 1954-12-26
President to Renew His PIeo
For15 Pct. Tariff Cut Authority
In SpecioI Congress Message
PIuns to Outline
Foreign Economic
Policy Jan. 10
By Gornett D. Homer
Star Stoft Correspondent

AUGUSTA, Ca, Dec. 70
President Eisenhower's first
special message to the Demo-
cratic-controlled 84th Congress
next month will renew his plea
for authority to reduce Ameri-
can tariffs by Is per cent over
a three-year period.
This was announced today at
the Little White House here as
the President spent q quiet
Christmas with his wife. moth
er-in-law and old friends at his
holiday retreat. the Augusta
National Golf Club.
His Christmas Day activities
included a 15-minute telephone
consultation with Secretary Of
State Dulles in Washington, an
afternoon golf game and a S
o'clock turkey dinner with Mrs.
Eisenhower and her mother,
Mrs. John s. Doud, and fellow
club members in the Augusta
National Trophy Room.
Works During Morning.
Gen. Eisenhower worked much
of the morning In his Office on
the second floor Of the club pro
shop, a short walk from the cot
tage beside the tenth tee known
as "Mamie's Cabin" where he
expects to stay until January 3.
White House Press Secretary
James C. Haggerty told reporters
the President decided to send his
special message on foreign eco
nomic policy-the heart Of which
will be the request for greater
tariff cutting authority-to Con-
gress on January 10.
This win make it the first of
O series Of special messages to
follow the State of The Union
message which Gen. Eisenhower
will deliver personally before a
joint session Of the new House
and Senate January 6.
Timing Indicates Priority.
Mr.. Hagerty agreed with ques-
TONERS that this timing indicates
the high priority attached by the
President to his program for
liberalizing foreign trade policies.
The program first was sub
mitted to the Republicafs-
controlled $50 Congress last year
with a Presidential plea for "re-
al1stic and bold action to serve
best interests by pro-
noting the highest possible level
of foreign trade.
Gen. Eisenhower emphasized
in a special message to Congress
last March 80 that a higher level
of two-way trade was the best
solution to the problem facing
many foreign countries who lack
the dollars with which to buy
American goods "a solution
aimed in part at ending the need
for grants of dollar aid to other
nations.
Mr.. Hagerty said today the
January 10 message would be
along the same lines, with one
addition to urge approval Of q
recommendation coming out Of
the recent Rio conference Of
American finance ministers for
formation of q new international
finance corporation under World
Bank auspices.
With conservative Republicans
opposed to tariff cutting as
chairmen Of key committees in
the SD Congress. the Presidents
proposals got nowhere last year.
SSaa rsrcE7NJxy1yyrrp po1a AN
Evening star., 1954-12-26
Downtown Business Holds Own
Against Suburbs in 5 Cities
Highway Research Board Survey Sees
Central Area Remaining Dominant

proportions of retail business are
observed In the larger cities"
Continued development Of OUT
lying retail areas viii accelerate
business decentralization. he
wrote, adding:
Nevertheless, the central dis
tricts Of the larger cities have
been favored with the more sub
stantial increases in trade !.
They are destined to remain the
dominant business areas.
''In addition to those willing
to endure the traffic and parking
conditions and those who use
relatively convenient public tram
sit (since they live on or near
a route, don't own q car, or can't
drive), there is the large day.
time population working regu-
larly in the central business dis
trict who, more often than not,
can walk to the stores.
More Accessible.
1.-THE very expansion Of retail
ing activities to the hinterland
may make downtown stores more
accessible. OF course, there re-
main many interrelated flnan-
cial, and civic activities which
are better adapted to a central
location"
Mr.. Stegmaier's statement
about the large number of down.
town workers who can walk to
the stores as q factor, favor
able to the central business
areas Is particularly applicable
to Washington.
Despite the decline in Govern
ment employment there is little
(froy.fip..af1 ~, nona A ~ ~ ~
Evening star., 1954-12-26

Mr. Martin. be said. would abide
|cheerfully By any suggestion
whenever Mr.. Hayburn thought
II was time for : change ii ONCE
arrangements.
Personal rather than political
considerations prompted Mr..
Rayburn to cling % the ccnyen-
iently concealed dfgsiugs Just On
The rotunda door q the CapitoI.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
Record Crowds Pack
EIIipse for Glimpse
OF Pageant Displays
5000 Cars an Hour
Visit Site; Programs
Will Resume Today

Thousands Of sightseers, many
of them visitors from out Of
town, thronged the Ellipse last
night to see the displays in the
Pageant Of Peace.
Park Police called 1t the larg-
est evening crowd they have
Evening star., 1954-12-26

White House Order
On Job Clearance
Being Modified
Civil Service Moving
To Limit Patronage
To Excepted Posts
By Joseph Young

Civil Service Commission offi-
cials disclosed yesterday there
is an excellent chance that the
controversial White House politi-
cal job clearance order regard
ing civil service jobs win be
withdrawn.
Conferences are going on at
the White House to revise the
order and make it applicable
only to excepted (non-civil serv-
ice) jobs. it was reported.
Civil Service Commission
Chairman Philip Young, who is
also the Presidents adviser on
personnel matters, is reported
drafting the proposed change
that would remove civil service
jobs from the area Of political
patronage.
yielding to Criticism.
The storm Of criticism from
the press, Government employe
unions. merit system officials
and Democrats in Congress re-
garding the order has caused
the administration to reconsider
its position. officials say.
The top Democrats who will
be in control of the new Con-
gress have threatened a COM
plete investigation Of the ad-
ministration's personnel policies.
The controversial order was
issued by Charles Willis, jr., q
White House aide. It directs
agencies to list all GS-14 and
above civil service job vacancies
as well as the so-called "3O3"
direct recruitment civil service
vacancies with the Republican
National Committee, along with
excepted job vacancies. The
agencies have to freeze these
vacancies for 80 days so that
Republican applicants can get
first crack at the jobs.
Young Reported Opposed. :
Administration ofiicials at
first defended the order on the
grounds that it "broadens the
area of recruitment" However
the storm of criticism regarding
the order is reported to have
caused the White House to re-
consider. Mr.. Young, it is re-
ported, has strongly recommend
ed that the order be revoked in
regard to civil service jobs.
One top Republican official
told The Star:
'The Willis order is the big
gest flop of the year. It has
us far more trouble than
1t Is worth. ! doubt that we have
secured q half q dozen good jobs
out OF the whole thing. because
the applicants must have civil
service status and be reachahle
on the civil service register. The
result Is that those persons who
are within reach on Q civil serv-
ice register don't need the help
Of the Republican National Com
mittee. and those who aren't on
civil service registers couldn't get
appointed with the help Of the
Republican committee.
IAN We have gotten out Of the
Willis order has been . lot Of
bad publicity. We ought to get
rid of IT.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
j. 5. 10 Delay
Arms Pact Till
Bonn, ParisAcf
Wants Principals
To Tuke Leud in
German Reurminq
By ne A.soeicsed Press

The Eisenhower administration
was reported today to have de-
cided definitely against calling
up the German rearmament
treaty in the Senate until France
and Germany have completed
action.
Several members Of the Sem
ate Foreign Relations Commit
tee said they would be more
Evening star., 1954-12-26

French Popers Criticize Assembly for
Vote on Pact. Pose AS
Evening star., 1954-12-26

(see EISENHOWER. Page A-4)
Evening star., 1954-12-26
Caught coId7

Untreated. 1t win last about seven
days: with careful treatment it can
be cured in a week, doctor once said.
Writer John McKelway reviews the mys-
tery Of the common cold on
Page A-2i.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
More Accessible.

Continued on Page AT. Col. H.
Evening star., 1954-12-26

tSee CRASH, Page A-4.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Notions

Street Floor, Washington Only
75-l.ss Girdles, white nylon
mesh, small sizes
1s-l.1s-1.ss Fucker Bed TIM
err, broken sizes
25-l.0O BaETettes, assorted, Ice
25-1.l9-1.S6 Fucker Pants
broken sizes -----------50c-96c
2S-2.55 Blouse Shields broken
Sizes -----------------
5O-lSs Makeup Capes rayon.
g9c
7s-1.OO Cotton Bras, broken
Sizes -----------------
SO-1.OO Red Rubber Gloves,
broken sizes ---------------SSc
1880 Straw scuffs, small
Sizes -----------------
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Curtains.
UpkOIstef'W

Third Floor, Washington Only
65 Prs. 2.Ss Tailored Charm
quisette Curtains, 80" long, as
sorted colorS --------------1.99
% Prs. 3.SS Tailored FIOcked
Marquisette Curtains, yellow
and gray, "a" long---------1.99
40 Prs. 2.9S Tier Pom Tier Cur
tains, rayon faille, assorted
colors, 80, SO" long---------1.79
80 Prs. 2.9S Draperies, pinch
pleated, SO" long for dinettes,
1.S9
81 Prs. S.98 Draw DraperieA,
pinch-pleated, assorted colors,
double, triple widths, 70" long,
4.99
80 Prs. 5.Ss-9.9s Orion and Ny
Ion Lace Curtains, "a thru 90"
lengths, eggshell color ----3.99
2-1.9S vaIances for windows,
assorted types, colors, ea.---1.0O
500 Yds. 69c-9Sc Window Ruff
fling, 3 and 9" widths only, as
sorted colors and fabrics, I'd, 50
S-7.9S Printed Poplin Spreads,
red and brown, double size only,
2.99
AZ Prs. 9.S8 RufHed FibregIas
Curtains, 80" long, 100" wide to
pair, white ----------------7.99
% Prs. 0.90 RufEled Orion Cur
tains, 80" long, 100" wide to
pair, eggshell color--------6.S9
80 Yds. 3.9S Reupholstering
Plastic, black only, 81 wide,
yd. .-.-------------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17

LMfsepS

Third Floor, Washington Only
Hiss Cruet Pin-Up Set, oval
parchment shade with fork,
spoon, oil holder ---------7.99
4-ss.9s Crystal han Chande-
liers, 4 imported prisns. site
style, chrome accessories 26.O0
A39.98 Crystal Hurricane
Lights, imported pris1ns, elite
style, control switch on wire. 8
LESS Brass Gooseueck Floor
Light, bullet shaped metal
shade, as is--------------.1O.O0
1-45.O0 SilverpIated T0rchiere,
white onyx base, lacQuered.
1-l5.0O White Risque Figurine
Table Lamp, Grecian girl hold
ing urn, white with silver
thread shade ------------S1.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
ChjIdress's Shoes
Fourth floor, Washingtos

S2-6.S5 and 7.9S Pairs Boys
Brown OxfOrds, broken sizes 3
-2.75 and SIS Pairs Babies
High Shoes, sizes 1, 4, 6----l.OO
1.98-"Space Totes" latex rub
Der rain protectors, shoe sizes
5 to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Knit indies

Street Floor, Washington
s7-2.99 NylOn TricOt Slips,
white and pink 1.5S
lass Acetate TricOt Shorty
Gowns L-------------------1.1S
@2.99 Acetate TricOt. Gowns,
1.99
47-1.S9 NyIOn TricOt Briefs, Soc
69c RayOn Panties--------2/$1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
WOarse1s'S Hosiery
Street Floor. Washtnaton

StTeGI EIoOTs washington
127-Sheer Nyl0ns, broken sizes
and colors, Is is-----------2/$1
A7-6Oc POOdle-tOp Ankle Socks.
white, sizes Q and 11-------A$1
61-l.SS 70 l.6S Dress Sheer Ny.
Ions, famous make----------7Sc
S2-1.65 Black Heel Nylona,
60-gauge, sizes 8h-10h----6Sc.
6s-1.SS Dress Sherr Nylons,
nurses white or black----A$1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
SiIa,er'eI,Nre
Street Floor, Washington

O1CCt SIVU1 p" ~O'Ss'SSS~"
6-.9S-7.5O Silver Chests,
scratched and dented -----2.4S
5O-1.5O Silverplated Serving
Pieces, Majestic pattern,
scratched ----------------6Sc
SO-2.9S Individual Sterling Salt
and Peppers, set Of 4 in box,
LIZ"
4 Prs 1888 Sterling Candle
sticks, scratched or denied, 6.49"
lass SilverpIated Serving
Trays, square style, scratched,
6.A9%
A.9S Aluminium Fruit Bowls,
scratched -----------------1.SS
sPlHs 1O% Federal TG1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Better. Dresses
Second Floor, Washington
and Arlington

DbCUIgW tOUE0 WU0'0s'sS0O"
and Arlington
$500 to 1896 Misses fOrmaIs,
long or short, black and pastels.
Sizes 10 to 16-------------14.SS
1O-17.SS Misses COttOns, prints
and solids, sizes 10 to 16--1
17.SS-2S.S5 Group Of better
dresses, cOttOns, print sheers,,
silk shantungs; 2-piece rayon
printed costumes. Sizes 10 to
IL --.--.-----14.66
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17

Street Floor, Washington
and Arlington
2OO-S1. Mems, initiated cotton,
boxed 7Sc
4OO-25c to S9c WOmen's color
full prints: mems white and
colored borders, some initials,
1910
25O-Men's, linen, 70" hens.
H1.OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
JeereIa.N

JesUeI9'W
Street Floor. Washington
1O-12.SS Musical Jewel Boxes,
large size -----------------5.98
EO-1.0O LipStick Gases, stone
settings -------------------6Ocs
125-25c Ash Trays, bone china,
floral design -------------3/S5C
$500 Assorted .JeweIry
Pieces -----------------2.5Os
6O-1.OO Gadgets -----------5Oc
25-2.O0 Stone Set COmpacts,
LOO
sPIus 1915 Federal E1ctse Tas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
GIOp.es

Street Floor. W0shingtoH g
$500 Double Woven NyIon.
Shorties, navy, brown, large
sizes only .-----------------1.SS
126-1.5O Sueded 2ayOns, nov
city cuffs, white-----------SSc
31-1.OO White Gotten String
soiled, medium size 81 $50
1880 Elbow Length NylOns.,
black, broken sizeS---------1.4S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Street Floor. Washington

Street Floor WashlHgton
1885 LaCross Manicure and
Polish Sets ---------------A.0S
23-2.5O LaCrOsS Nail Kits, CSC
71-1.S5 COurtley Sets, shave
cream and lotion-----------1.OO
215-6Oc Hudnut'S Mems Toll.
etries: shave cream, deodorant
or hairdress, each----------SOc
72-2.OO Crackle Glass AtOmizerS,
3 colorS ------------ --l---A.VV
2I-1.5O Bath Brushes, lucite
and nylon ------------------6Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Stationery

=. 0UUtVWUBUOH y
Street Floor, Washington Only
5000 Desk Sets, bronze-fin-
iSh, 6-pcS. ---------------AS.VV
$3.50 Snack Plates, 4 to set,
LIS
l-S.95 Brief Case, leather
marred ----------------2.SS"
1-Pr. 500 Metal BOOkends, as
sPlws ,lO% Federal Ta4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Girls and Teens
Wear
9TH Floor, Washington:
End Floor, Arlington

9TH Floor, Washington:
End Floor, Arlington
1O-4.99 Pastel Rayon Suits,
washable ------------------2.S9
2O-16.95 TO 1885 Spring Coats,
all-wool toppers, rayon suits.
500
25-4.9S to $50 Cotton Dresses,
/ and 2 piece styles
LESS Atwood Plaid Jacket,
size z --------z------------5.OO
12-14.sS to '1s.s5 Atwood
Spring Goats --------------5.OO
25-1.99 to 2.99 Cotton Slips,
eyelet or lace trim---------1.69
2O-14.95 Rain Coats, water re-
pellent cotton, maize only, 400
3-29.S5 Spring Coats, wool
u6eC6
4-16.95 to 1895 Spring Suits,
rayon, pastels or navy-----6.OO
5O-Shorts, checks, plaids, solid
CO1OTS -----------------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
WOassess's Shoes
Fourth Floor, WGshington

80 Palrs-S.S5 CasuaIs, nation
ally famous, step-in and 2-eye-
tie styles ------------------1.S0
Is Pairs-S.S5 Sandals, gold or
silver ----------------------1.00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
1000 YGrds.
zee q zee
SUMMER
coTT0Ns
29< yd.

Look ct that low, low
price! See delightful
prints and sparkling solid
colors. No-iron plisSes In
cluded. Tub-fast colors,
80" wide.
Street Floor, Washington
and ArlingtoW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17

1890 Mems, hand embroid-
cred initials ---------------l.OO
1890 Mems, hand embroid.
cred initials on white cotton,
19c
$3.50 WOmen's, colored initi-
ais on fine white cotton 19c
1850 to SEC Imported Swiss
Handkerchiefs, white and coll
ored embroidery ------------ZSc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Downstairs Bookstore,
Washington

Washington
2-4.OO ''Henry James" by F. w.
O0RCG
1-6.OO captain Sam Grant"
by Lloyd Lewis -----------2.OO
$50 "The MOnongaheIa" by
Richard Bissell ------------1.OO
1-Set 1900 ''The Stream Of
American History" BY Leland
d. Baldwin, 2-Vols.--------7.50
l-l2.5o American Painting"
by Virgil Barker
1-l2.0O international Postage
Stamp Albumll," vol. II. Zoo
1-4.Oo complete Works Of
Shakespeare" --------------1.OO
ll7.5o "CavaIcade Of Comedy,
$50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Housewares

Housewares
Third Floor, Washington Only
7-S.9S Imperial Hose Reels,
16-4.9S Barrow Planters --2.SS
l-l7.9S Lawn Roller, 14"--1S.SS
1880 Assorted Garden Hand
Tools -------------------Zoc
17-14.95 Lawn Mowers, 14",
1899
17.5O LOng-handle Trimmers,
4.90
@2.59 my Lady's" Garden
MattOckS
52-l.29 Wren HOuses---.---59c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
SpO1'fSeCeMa'

Second FL00T, Wilmington
Street Floor, Arlington
2.S9 TO sos BIOuses and Shirts,
cottons and rayons, paStels,
whites, prints, broken sizes, 1.SS
sos Stoles and Capes, rayon nub
fabric ------------------4.A
S.90 Man Tailored Shirts, ia
NOUS make, novelty prints, S.94
$50 and 5.9S Skirts, cottons,
rayons, linens, prtntS------1.69
1888 to 1888 NylOn BIOuses, IA
NOUS make, hand detail white,
broken sizes 80 to SO -----5.44
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
TssfG11sts' Wear

Second Floor, Washington
and Arlington
l.90 and 2.49 Straw Hats for
little girls, some with flower
Cr1m -----------------
1.29-Rubber Crib Sheets, 36x
54", blue and maroon
1.00-LittIe Girls NyIOn TricOt
Panties, white or pink, sizes 2
to 4 -----------oOc
CSC and 7Sc Cotton Knit Pam
ties, elastic waiStband, pastelS
and white, sizes 2 to 8------4Oc
2.49 Little Boys apiece Crepe
Pajamas, solid blue or yellow,
size ----------------1.OO
2.99 and 3.99 Girls Cotton
Skirts In prints, sizes 3 to 6, 1.5O
1.79 Boys SanfOrized az resi-
dual shrinkage) Boxer LOngies,
two pockets, size 4 to 6-----1.OO
1.90-BOys' Sum Suits, seer.
sucker, suspender straps. size
1sVO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Auto Seat COUers

Fourth Floor, Washington
LOtOer LeUel, Arlington
1895 Plastic-seaIed Fibre Cow
ers, maroon, blue, green plaids,
500
21.95 De luxe Plastic Fibre Cow
ers, satin trim, fully piped, most
1884 models, maroon, blue,
32.S5 Lumite Saran Plastic Gov.
ers, tufted panels, satin trim,
most 1884 modelS-------14.OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Mattresses, BOa
Springs

v
Third Floor, Washington Only
1880 Highlander Ortho-BiIt
Mattress, Box Spring Set,
heavy woven ticking, extra firm,
double size 1850
246.5O Simmons Box Springs,
sturdy coil construction, woven
ticking. disc. style, double size,
$3.50
1880 Innerspring Mattress,
rolled edges, stripe ticking, twin
size, soiled ----------------14.75
1-S7.5O All Layer Felt Mat
tress, rolled edges, heavy striped
ticking, double size, soiled, 24.S9
l-S7.5O Foster Box Spring,
helican-tied construction, disc.
style, twin size, fl. sample, 21.88
1-99.OO Foam Rubber Mattress,
Box Spring Set, novelty stripe
ticking, twin size, soiled. 1895
1850 HOLLYWOOD Bed Outfit,
grey upholstery, twin size,
sample -------S4.S5
1-29.95 Metal Frame RoII-a-
Way Cot, innerspring mattress,
80" wide, Il. sample
1-69.5O Chest, 5-drawers, ivory
mahogany veneers, fl. sample,
1899
%12.S5 HeadbOards, plastic
covered, / ivory, / rose, twin
size, as is ------------5.99
1-ll.95 Boudoir Chair, natural
and floral covering, sample,
s.ss
1l.5O Bed Pillows, crushed
chicken feathers, striped tick
ing, 17x24". soiled -------S9c
LosUef LeveI-ArIington Only
l-4.5O Foster Innerspring
Mattress, stitched prebuilt bor-
ders, heavy woven ticking, dou-
Bile size, soiled -------29.99
1-52.SO Serta SmOoth-tOp Mat
tress, grey damask disc. ticking,
prebuilt borders, double size,
31.OO
l-39.75 EngIander Featherest
Mattress, stitched pre-built Dor
ders, disc. style, double size,
1-l29. EngIander Foam Latex
Mattress, Box Spring Set, heavy
woven ticking, disc. style, dou-
, BILE size ------------------SS.OV
lAS.5O Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, crushproof borders,
heavy woven ticking, twin size,
soiled -------29.5O
1-69.5O Simmons Innerspring
Mattress. stitched crushproof
borders, firm, twin size, sample.
1850
1A6.5O Highlander OrthO-Bilt
Mattress, stitched prebuilt Dor
ders, medium firm, disc. style,
twin size ---------------2S.SS
-37.5O Foster Innerspring
Mattress, prebuilt borders, disc.
style, twin size
1-99.OO Famous Make Foam
Rubber Mattress, Box Spring
Set, med. firm. woven ticking,
twin size, soiled ---------4S.9S
L69.5O Simmons Box Springs,
extra heavy woven ticking,
sturdy coil construction, disc
ticking, twin size ---------49.SV
1-s7.5O Foster Box Spring,
heavy woven ticking, helical-
tied coil construction, twin size,
soiled - ---------------SS'oO
1-22.5O BOudoir Chair. gray
and wine fabric. as is ----n.25
Toys
Fourth Floor, Washington Only
1-.4S Rocker, a. sample,
SCARED -------------------S.SS
1-lO,95 Plastic Rocker, yellow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
NecEcsCeWs'
Street Floor, Warrington
and Arlington


25-2.s9 Cotton Stoles, assorted
col0rS ---------.-----------1.6S
15-7.08 Cape Stoles, poodle
cloths, rayons, linens ------4.A
lOo-1.99 to $50 Sportswear
Pieces -------------1.OO to LIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Lingerie

LINGERIE
Second Floor, Washington
and Arlington
5O-S.05 NyIOn Pajamas, man.
DARN, tailored styles ------S.S9
$3.50 Nylon PIeated Petit
coats, s, M, L -------------2.S9
$3.50 Sc amprufe Cotton
Plisse StrapIess Slips, white,
sizes 1896 --------------2.S9
1OO-2.99 Lace Trim Ny-ROn
Slips, blue, white, pink-----1.99
1O-2.99 Cotton ChaIIis Pa
jamas, print. broken sizes--2/$S
@S.S9 Gowns, rayon satin,
pink, broken sizes----------2.OO
25-S.S5 PetticOats, rayon satin,
wide lace trim -------------S.90
Washington Only
$50 Shorty Gowns, nylon,
lace trim, broken Sizes----2.69
COs.SefS
Second Floor, Washington :
and Arlington
5O-2.5O Expansion Maternity
Beauty Bras, white cotton, sizes
"a to a, band @ cups-------00c
$500 Fortuna NylOn Power
Net GirdIes and Panties for
short or average junior figures.
White, 8, M, L-------------1.99
1850 Sea-Web GirdIes and
Panties, famous make, white,
broken sizes ---------------S.49
$4,000 and 1895 GirdIes,
famous make rayon satin and
nylon, broken sizes---------5.OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
JegssSO1s Dresses
Second Floor. Washington
and Arlington

12-S.SS 70 1885 COttons and
RayOns --------.-----------2.OO
1O-lA.SS Cottons, scoop neck
and shirtwaiSts ------------6.0O
1O-S.9S Plaid CottOns- $500
1O-2S.0O o 1885 Long and
Short FOEmals -----------l8.OO
Sass RayOn Prints, princess
style, push-up sleeves ----12.OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17
Budget Dresses

Second Floor. Washington
and Arlington
l2-1O.SS Classic Dresses, misses
and half sizes ------------.O GU
24-lO.9e TwO-piece Suits, short
Jackets, misses sizes -------3.SS
l2-lO.98 Cotton Bare-tOp
Dresses, misses small sizes, S.9S
2O-lO.7S NyIOn Jersey Prints,
half sizes ------------------O.VO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-17

China
Third Floor, Washington Only
6-1.OO Novelty Wall Plaques,
small size ----------------5Oc
12-l.49 TOp-of-St0ve Pottery
Spoon Rests ---------------4Sc
3-6.9S Large Pottery Bowls,
-S.95 Wooden Salad Bowls,
4.9s
6-4.9S Wine Eets, S-pc.----2.9S
6-2.9S Imported China Wall
lO-l.0O Italian Pottery Baskets,
2Sc
1-Irreg. 1883 Imported China
Dinner Set, 42-pc.---------5.S0