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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11

was hailed by the press across the
nation as significant and a step in
the right direction. while the adj
ministration is yet heaping praise
on the business representatives.
But before adulation dwarfs the
primary objective of non-discrim-
inatory clauses, 1t would be wise
to stop and scrutinize the entire
situation.
Too Little and Quite Late
Since 1910 industries of various
sizes and diversities have engaged
in the manufacture and/or as
sembly OF goods needed by our ma
tional government for defense
purposes.
Every taxpayer has had some
part in the payment of these con-
tracts which have run into meal
cuable billions of dollars.
But certain segments of the
population. although taxpayers,
have been consistently barred
from employment in these indus
tries or IL hired, were in most
cases given access 10 mental jobs.
Now, fifteen years later, some
of the same industries represented
by the SIS leaders, after having
made hundreds of millions of dol
lars in profits for their firms and
stockholders, have suddenly reach
ed some astute conclusions in that
they:
"a admit 1t is wrong to deny
employment on basis Of race, creed
color and religion;
(2) admit that it's adding in
suit 10 injury, when taxpayers who
foot the bills cannot participate in
earning through employment;
go have found no disruption in
their work schedules by employing
members OF minority groups, and
(4) have found that qualified
people, regardless of race. can per-
form effectively and efficiently
given the chance
We are gratified TO know that
after IS years, the leaders have
come TO accept what they knew to
be true in 1910.
I, was strictly the practice then,
although somewhat less now. that
firm or industry who wanted
only white Americans 20 work,
chose several handy cstegories,
reasons why Negroes and other
minorities could not be employed.
The longtime favorite ruse used
during the entire war period was
that wslkout, stoppages and re-
fusal 10 work on the part Of others
II Negroes were hired. would
greatly impede progress OF the
war as essential goods would fall
behind schedule This fear AZ pa
triotic argument worked success
FULLY for many years while thous-
ands OF Negroes were relegated 10
piccemcal pohs just 10 survive.
Perhaps We should be extremely
happy that they have even admit.
ted this much. but l seen no cause
Cor soy yet as:
ll they have only admitted
what they knew was true before,
while Negroes have constantly re-
minded them ~ discriminatory
policies over the years ami
l2l none have gune on record
As to what polleic. their sruas viii
take IN tho future toward com.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
Where To Buy The -.
RECORDER

Chatsworth Inn Rondo and Chatsworth
Courtesy News Co, ss1 wabasha St
C. & G, Recreation Western & St Anthony
Elliott Grocery, Milton Rondo
Keswtn's Market Milton q West Central
Gsriner's Barber Shop West Central & Avon
Hunters Barber Shop, Arundel q Rondo
Lincoln Food Market, Mac<ubin Rondo
Majestic Drug, Rondo & Dale
Martins Barber Shop
Neumans Grocery West Central a Arundel
White Front Market Kent & St Anthony
Wilson Beauty Shop Rondo between Grotto St Adams
Western Super Market. West Central Western
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
LOOK BEFORE I LEAP
By william Henry Huff

My nose must not be pressed up
A lifelong grinding stone;
That's why look before I leap
And often leap alone.
know the risk that one must run
To make a living and a life;
know the charge that he must keep.
In spite Of hectling taunts and strife.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
HIS PRAYER
by Anne Campbell In Detroit New

do not pray that God should spare the wind.
Or turn the tempest from my granite path.
My head 10 storms has ever been inclined.
And gales have always cut too wide a swath.
do not pray for a protected life
Only for courage and a gallant viii
To work my problems and subdue the strife.
God grant me strength 10 keep on climbing stilll
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11

] various in d u s :
tries doing con-
tract and defense
work met recent
ly in Washing
ton with IS bust
n e s > m en who
represented some
OF the largest
corporations in
the country.
This tion
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11

Editor Congratulations for reporting paper fully
speech Of DR.. T. r. n
Your into homes where the readers have
idea that such conditions repubshnl
others like Sincerey, Mrs W. O. Maxwell 5000 20tf
s., Minneapolis,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
EVE RyDAy
Econom mics
by Leroy Young

Unfair Use of Public Money
The Presidents Committee on
Contracts which was created in
1853 for the purpose of policing
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Hosiery
Street Floor, washington

Street Floor, washington
162 prs. sAs Is' Sheer Nylons,
broken sizes and colors 59c
6S prs. 1.65 Famous Make N.Y.
Ions. broken sizes and colors Ssc
90 prs. Imperfs. l.35 Business
Sheers, 80 denier, S1s to l0ik $50
43 prs. 100 Knee High Nylons,
60-gauge, size 10 % prs. LOO
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Lingerie
Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington


Street Floor, Arlington
50--s.99 Bouffant Nylon Slips,
nylon tricot top, nylon taffeta
three-tier skirt, white. broken
5o-s.ss Rayon ChaIlis Shorty
Pajamas. broken sizes -.l.s9
$3.50 Nylon Tricot Slips,
white. misses broken sizes 2.99
lo--l0.sS Nylon Tricot bra Top
Slips. misses broken sizes SAT
25-s.s9 NyIon Tricot Dress
Length Gowns, nylon net trims.
misses broken sizes -. SAT
10-S.s5 Nylon Tricot Slips. n.y.
lon insert trim. pink. broken
SIZES -. --N-----+. ~----. - S.SS
Evening star., 1955-01-20
NegIigees

Second Floor, Washington and
Arlington
25-5.95 Printed Nylon Busters,
misses, broken sizes -- 800
5O-3.99 One-Pc. FlanneIette
Jumpins, zip front, misses sizes,
zoo
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Hassdlces'cIsiefs
LeatIsergOOds
Street Floor, Washington
Only

Street Floor, Washington
Only
Z Women's 500 Leather Bill
folds and French Purses, 2.50'
{ Mems 500 Leather BiIlfolds
and Pocket Secretaries, as is,
l.49s
7.95 Leather Saddle Bag. as is.
5.OOs
2-l5.a5 and 1895 Brown Calf
skin Bags, leather lined, as is,
9.95s
3-I2.S5 Tan and Red Calfskin
Bags, as Is -s------- 5.95s
500 Red Rayon Satin Clutch
Bag, studded with rhinestones.
2.50s
1880 Imported Gold Mesh
Bags 1sC0N
loo Imported Calfstin
French Purses ----------. 1.50'
splas fo% tar
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Knit Ua,dies

Street Floor, Washington
Only
9-S.95 Famous Make NyIon Tri-
cot Gowns. lace trims, 80 to
80 SAT
$3.50 Nylon Tricot Slips,
white, 80 and "a l.99
1s-lo.s5 Nylon Tricot Peignoirs.
SAT
s6-L.5O Nylon Tricot Briefs,
white, 5, 8 and I ---- Sc
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Fabrics

Street Floor, Washington Store
Only
50 Yds. zoo I'd. Embroidered
Taffeta. choice 8 coiors $50 I'd.
200 Yds. LES Rayon Taffeta,
blue, pink, orchid and white,
50-in. wide --- CSC yd.
400 Yds. LIS Corduroy REM
nants. 4 colors ---- 69c I'd.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Notions

Street Floor, Washington Store
Only
16-1.99 to 3.98 Garment Bags,
broken sizes, soiled :. = 25c
5O-1.OO-1.25 Chair Backs and
Bottoms, assorted colored denim,
5Oc-63c
2-1.0O Utility Bags, soiled SOC
101.OO Plastic Blanket Bags,
lOc
2S-2.98 Girdles, white, small
size 99c
50-1.5O White StrapIess Bras
sieres, broken sizes Csc
24.sS Rain Coats, large size.
soiled l99
6s.sS Toy Chests --------L99
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Junior Weas.

Second Floor. Washington and
Arlington
lo-l1.s5 to 1888 Wool Skirts.
500
7-2s.oo Print Cocktail Dresses,
1890
1o--14.9S 10 17.98 One and Two
Pc. RayOn Dresses -. 1000
20--14.9S Rayon Faille Dresses,
$50
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Better Dresses

Second Floor. Washington
Only
l2--S.05 Short Crinolines for
formal wear, small size, white,
2.S0
6 Women's 1913 TO 25.00 Long
Rayon Crepe Fornials, white and
pastels, broken sizes 500
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Coats

D.
Second Floor, Washington
Only
469.s3 Black and White Tweed
FItted Goats, patent leather
trim, misses sizes $500
2-s9.98 Three-pc. Chinchilla
Box Suits, red and black, misses
sizes 1890
2-49.98 Three-pc. Alpaca Box
Suits. misses sizes $500
Juniors 59.9S Tweed Box Suits,
Persian lamb trim $500
2-Junior's 59.S8 Tweed Suits,
boxy and fitted styles $500
19.98 AIh-WooI Winter Goats,
black, broken sizes H.S8
5-29.98 Duchess Royal Rayon
Suits, misses sizes 14.00
1O-S9.9S to 55.Oo Lightweight
Wool Suits, misses and juniors
sizes 22.00
35-s9.98 to 59.ss Wool Suits,
misses and juniors sizes, 24.SS
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Girls Wetss.
Fourth Floor. Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington

FOufth FI0of, W0SH1ngtOWs
Second Floor, Arlington
2O-2.99 Cotton Smocks, solids
and prints -- ----l.6S
$3.50 to 69c Anklets, white
and colors 5 TOR l.eO
12--4.99 Cotton Middies, white,
blue or red d.-------- 2.S9
$3.50 Nylon or Orion Cardi-
ganS -------- ---------- S.St
l5--1.69 Cotton Eyelet Em-
brOidered CaInls0les ------ LIS
6-14.98 Winter Weight Hulk
Sweie Jackets ------- 1888
4-45.O0 In-Between Size Winter
Coats ----- ----- $500
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Teens Weas.

Fourth Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
2O-5.99 Nylon Cardigans 3.99
25-2.99 Orion Shrugs, pink or
white - 1.99
20-2.99 and 500 Blouses or
Sport Shirts ------ --1.29
6-S.99 Dresses ---------- 5.99
Evening star., 1955-01-20
CkiIslrei.'s Shoes
Fourth Floor. Washington
Store Only

StOFe OHty
81 prs. 2.99 and $50 House slip.
pers, broken sizes 5 to II 100
"A prs. Infants SIS and $50
Red Strap Shoes, broken sizes,
5 to 10 0.--.----- zoe
Al prs. Big Girls 6.S5 10 8.95
shoes, straps and oxfords in
suede and leather, broken sizes
Z to 9, mostly narrow widths,
2.ss
TOiIefrieS
Street Floor, Washington and
Arlington
i5-6.0o and 100 Mirrored
Trays, assorted styles 3.49
I0o0-lOc White Floating Soap.
Is fer 100
Sc 10 100 Famous Make Toilet
ries. Mouth Wash, Hair Tonics.
water softeners. shave lotions,
polish remover - l9cs
spius fe% tar
Evening star., 1955-01-20
SpOrtsaceas.

Second Floor, Washington:
Street Floor. Arlington
5.98-Famous Make Skirts, solid
colors. sizes IL to Is IN group,
3.99
25.00 Wool Chenille Knit Suits,
assorted styles, solid colors,
sizes 10 to 18 in group, 14.SS
8.98 to 14.96 Jumpers, assorted
fabrics, styles and colors.
broken sizes ----, 900 to lO.SS
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Street Floor, Arlington Store Only

i6-2So Al-Woo Slipper Hose, snol size
$50 Knitted 2pe. Ski Paiomos, size
$50 Cotton Flonne Shirts broken sizes s8e
$50 FIonneI Lined Popin Jeeke sizes and ---l98
6-7oS Flanne Lined PopIin Joekets, sizes and
t5-l9e5 Seerhde Leather Joekets. sizes TO- II f2Ss
1898
- SIS
4-l6e5 Junior Boys Long Suits. sizes g. Izss
l6-79S Mr. Long Sleeve Sport Shirts broken szes-l
6-I1es and j6 S5 Youths Corduroy Spof coots sizes
I6 ~ ls a--4----A-. - 9.sS
s1I7ss and 1925 AII-weo HUSKY" Sport coets. sizes
i6 ~ ia 1893
23-ios5 and " IS A-Woo Stocks. broken 690
i-69 10 Ss5 Dress Sieeks, broken sizes 49S
2-3sS Imported Cotton FIonne Poid Shirts sizes 8 and TO-
z9S
Is-zss and 800 AlI-Wool Sleeveless swesses s-----iss
i1-99S and l0o5 Winter Joekess, sn,ol sizes ---698
Evening star., 1955-01-20
SiIrer

Street Floor. Washington Store
Only
5000 English Silver Plated
Coffee Pots ---- l2.OO'
5000 English Tea Pot, silver
Mated 1850
I-s9.9s English Silver Plated
Water Kettle ------ 1855
l-s7.5o Stainless Steel Flat
ware Set, 3o-pc.. service for 8.
22.50
a-9O.00 Silver Plated 1S47 ROg-
ers 55-pe. Set, service for 8,
Alteration pattern, complete
with chest $3.50
BO-l.e0 Silver Plated Narcissus
Soup Spoons ------------.- SIC
sPias I8$ Fed. tar
Evening star., 1955-01-20
E,sfa,sfs' Weas.
Fourth Floor, Washington
Onlv

EOUTIH EtUVTs USfetfsttCW
Only
l.69 Cotton Broadcloth Creepers,
white, soiled, 8 mo. only - CSC
$50 and 4.99 Cotton and Acetate
Dresses, 4 to 6x ------ 2.49
1.79 and l.Ss Cotton Jackets,
2 and T. -- ------ loo
1.99 Plastic P0cketbools, red or
green LOO
plas l0% tar
Infants l.99 Handmade Dresses,
all white - 4---- 60c
3.99 Handmade Babe Dresses.
broadcloth and lawn, pastels,
Girls 1.99 Two-Pc. Flannelette
Pajamas, 6 and 6x -----. LOO
Little Girls 1898 Coat and Leg
ging Sets, fitted and boxy styles,
tweeds or checks, 4 and 5 1890
Boys and Girls 1888 Two-Pe.
Water Pepellent Snow Suits, 8
adlQ OK ~ ------AvsVV
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Daytime Dresses

Second Floor, Washington Only
35--S.s5 to 10.95 Famous Make
Dresses, broken sizes 2.SS
50--2.99 to $50 Dresses, Gu
Iottes, Odds and Ends LOO
15-5.95 Jersey and Orion
Dresses -- II l.97
2S--3.99 Pinafore Dresses 2.99
25-A5.s5 70 6.S5 Odds and Ends
Of Maternity Wear :. lSS
$3.50 Spaghetti Bihs- loc
Evening star., 1955-01-20
JesceIry
Street Floor, Washington
Oniu

Street Floor, Washington
Only
2-2.5O Tie Clips, initials AFT
and SBW, as Is ----- S9s
400 Rhinestone and Gold Color
Metal Drop Earrings - l.49s
500 Rhonestone Pins and
Earrings, as is ~ Loo
5000 and 500 Costume
Jewelry l.OOs
35- 800 to 500 Costume
Jewelry z----------------Z Z.O0s
$500 to 7.50 Costume
Jewelry ---- SEQ
1880 Coral Color Stone Set
and Metal Compacts ---- ZOO
'plus Io% tar
Linens, DOllsesfjcs
Street Floor. Washington Store
Only
A-7.95 Pepperen White Mat
tress Pads, double size -----5.99
5-9.95 Dynel Lightweight
Blankets ~ 6.S9
64.99 "Coolbreeze" Nylon-
Ray0n Lightweight Blankets,
2.99
s-ls.s5 Electric Blankets, auto
matte, double size -------1e.0o
Evening star., 1955-01-20
FSsfS

Second Floor, Washington
Only
5000 Dyed Squirrel Three-skin
Scarfs ----------- ----- 1o.uv
60.00 Ranch Mink Four-skin
Scarf $500
$500 Dyed Squirrel Belly Cape,
400
50.0O Dyed Mouton PrOcessed
Lamb Topper, taupe, size 10,
$500
1890 Grey Dyed Persian Lamb
Paw Jacket, size IL 94.OO
plus f0S5 tar
FUR products labeled to show
country Of origin of imported
furs.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
AirpIsIaae Language

3-17.50 Train Cases, tan weave,
leather bound -----------8.75
3-16.50 Train Cases, 2-ply can
vas, longbound, tan ----7.99
5000 Ladies' Wardrobe, az,
tan, bumper edge, longbound,
initiated 1891
1855 Ladies' Wardrobe, az,
red gabardine, leather bound,
as Is ----------- IZ.S5
i-59.50 Mems Three Suiter, top
grain leather ---- 37.8S
1--l2.50 weekend Case, AZ,
blue tweed, brass plated hard
ware 7.99
2--l3.50 Train Cases, 13" dark
blue, white trim --6--. 7.99
I-S7.5O Mems Two Suiter, sun
tan top grain leather, initiated,
1897
1-IS.95 Lady Baltimore LadieS
Wardrobe; green; as is - 9.47
1--19.95 "Shortripper'', blue,
fitted tray, floor sample l1.99
LASS "Shortripper.r white
leather. fitted compartment,
floor sample 22.47
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Bed Department
Lower LeDel, Arlington
Store Only

Lower LeUel, Arlington
Store Only
i-52.50 Serta Smooth Top
Mattress, stitched prebuilt bor-
der, no buttons, twin size, soiled
5000
1-4s.5e serta $40 Coil Mattress,
extra firm, twin size. soiled.
1888
I-99.00 Serta Foam Rubber
Mattress and Box Spring. dur
able ticking, twin size, floor
sample ------- 4S.SS
I-52.5O Serta Box Spring. null
ti-coil construction, twin size,
floor sample $500
1--l39.OO simmons Mattress and
Box spring Set, crush proof
border, normal firm. twin size,
floor sample $500
I--64.5O Serta Innerspring
Hollywood Outfit. stitched sag
proof border. twin size, soiled.
Ass
l--229.OO Simmons Hide-a- Bed,
full size, opens to sleep .. floor
sample, green ------.1 1890 {
1--299.50 Simmons Hide-a-Bed
with Matching Chair, apt. size,
innerspring mattress. floor same
nle 1885
1-1l9.95 Simmons Duplex Bed,
2 innerspring mattresses, opens
to / double or 2 twin beds, floor
sample 69.S5
1-199O0 Sofa Bed Suite, sofa
opens for sleeping, ice pink.
floor sample e--- 1890
1--l39.5O Simmons Sofa Bed,
Beautyrest. opens for sleeping.
as is --, $3.50
l-ll9.50 simmons I Sofa -Niter,
black iron legs, green. soiled,
$3.50
1-62.50 Scatter Sleeper, brown
upholstery, floor sample $3.50
1-79.s5 Sofa Sleeper, pillow
cushion arms. toast, soiled,
Bed Department
Third Floor, Washington Store
Only
1-49.5O Simmons Sleep Chair.
brown; floor sample = 29.Ss
LASS Boudoir Chair; flcral
grey chintz: soiled - $50
2-l4.s5 Simmons Headboards,
upholstered In aqua denim;
twin size --.----.- $40
1--59.95 Tel-a-Lounge Sleep
Chair, green, torn 80 < 29.S9
1-4s.95 Double Deck Bed, ma
pie finish, with guard rail and
lduuSI -------- - 49, SS'SS
2-64.5O simmons Innerspring
Hollywood Bed Outfits. twin
size : u. -s-. II $3.50
1-46.5O Simmons Box Spring.
heavy ticking, Aft. size, soiled
2O.00 ;
Ass Serta Box Spring, null
ti-coil construction, double size
2l.99
2-S7.5O Foster Innerspring
Mattress, prebuilt border, Aft.
Y size e--------------------lS.7 1919
3-37.5O Innerspring Mattresses,
prebuilt border, dincontinued
style, double size - 1915
1-47.5O Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, crush proof border,
twin size 29.88
1-59.5O Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, prebuilt border, twin size,
floor sample Sl.S9
1-47.50 Englander African Top
Mattress, twin size. floor SAM
pie. SS.S
1---37.50 Englander Market Spc-
cial Innerspring Mattress, pre-
built border, twin size, soiled.
1855
COa.SetS
Second Floor, Washington
Onlyl
Evening star., 1955-01-20
GIOUes

Street Floor, Washington
Only
48 prs. 1.50 Mercerized Cotton
String Gloves with wool Innings,
white and beige, medium and
large LOO
81 prs. zoo to 500 Wool Jersey
Gloves, brown, beige and black
broken sizes .-.@-------l Leo
10 mrs. $50 Eight Button
Doublewoyen Nylon Gloves,
black, broken sizes -- -1.5O
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Housewares

Third Floor. Washington Only
s-sk.5o Fire Screens l6.2S
1-sa.s8 Solid Brass Modern
Style Fire Tool Set ------l7.4s
I--2e.ss Solid Brass Andirons,
modern style = 4>------ 1858
lass Solid Brass Andirons,
modern style ..--.--.-s 1898
LESS Solid Brass Andirons,
modern style - u-sS
e-s.a5 Heavy Cast Iron log
Cradles to.fit oven andirors. So
1--2s.s5 Electric Fire Log. floor
sample - 1855
3 prs. si.ss Solid Brass And
Hon1 ---------------------Assoo
Evening star., 1955-01-20
NecksUeUs.
Street Floor. Washington and
Arlington

Street Floor. Washington and
Arlington
$50 Perfs., Imperfs. 5.98 Famous
Make Bl0uses, cottons, rayons.
silks, nylons and dacrons. some
one-of-a-kind, 50 to 80 $50
20O-1.O0 Silk Scarfs, 33-in., as
sorted prints, hand rolled edges.
69c
800 New Spring Costume Flow
ers, ----z----..- 3 for LOO
Street Floor, Washington
Only
1O0-2.99 Sample Neckwear, COLI
lars and films LOO
2oo-ssc to 1.oo Flowers, slightly
soiled -. --- - l9c
15-3.s9 Skirts, broken assort-
1l3-l.s9 and 2.99 BIouses,
broken assortment - LOO
36--l.s9 and 2.99 Cotton Knit
Tie Shirts and Sweaters, broken
assortment ---.-- 100
LESS Fake Fur Accessory
wraps 49, -------- O.S6
1--16.98 Orion Wrap------- 8.9S
66.90 Wool Wraps .---- 3.98
Hand aGIEsea.cIsiefS
Street Floor, Washington
and Arlington
coo Mems 3 for 100 Cotton Ini-
tial Handkerchief = 3 for Soc
800 Women's 8 for LOO Cotton
Prints with hand rolled hens,
8 for Soc
Street Floor, Washington
Only
ESQ Mems 1Sc Cotton Handker-
chiefs, colorS = --- - 30
125 Boxes Mems 1.39 Linen Ini-
tial Handkerchiefs, broken as
sortment, 8 to a box 79c
200 Mems, Women's Cotton and
Linen Handkerchiefs :. - 19c
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Art Goods
Fourth Floor, Washington
Store Only

6-2.9S Stamped Baby Carriage
10-1.75 Stamped Linen Dish
Towel Sets, 2 towels SOC
$3.50 Stamped Baby Crib
Cover Kits -----.-----.1.98,
5-1.29 Stamped Baby Bib Kits,
set Of 8 bibs +. 79c
4-4.9S Stamped Linen Cloth,
60x80p size ---- -- 3.32
3-6.9S Stamped Linen Cloth,
round, u" in diameter ----. 3.49
Evening star., 1955-01-20
4.9e Foncy Corduroy SIoeks
Second Floor, Washington Store Only

1855 and 1925 Winter Jackets snoI
sl-2s9 FIanne and Ski Poiamas. broken sizes 80
20z90 Mr. Long Sleeve Sport Shirts, broken szess-49
36S5 10 s95 Youths Dress slocks broken Sizes rs to 81
waist ---- 2.77
42-2se 5oe Cotton Hose. broken sizes ussed Zoe
3S-soe 70 90 Tie. bows and students STYLES soil and
n,,ssed -----.--lse
z4-lo0 and is Baseball Tee Shirts, broken sizes 39e
3s-see and 90 spynofoos Heolsh Sox broken z9e
8s-l.59 Long Sleeve Polo Shirts sizes to Il -----77s
$3.50 Long Sleeve Nyon Sport Shirts broken sizes i5
.Ie-7e 90 Plastic Ro;reooss broken sizes ----- 9Se
6995 Steerde Leather Joekets sizes g. ond lZ lzS8
1850 Corduroy Shirts, broken sizes ---------lyS
16-6se IA Athletic Shirts sizes and
Evening star., 1955-01-20
COrsets

CO1.SefS
Second Floor, Washington
Onlyi
1S-l2.5O Famous Make Nylon
GtfdleS --------- ----- o.0O
2O-12.5o Famous Make Elastic
Girdles ------ --- $50
$500 Long Line Cotton Bras,
AZ to 48 1865 80 Lib
15--5.95 Extra Large Size Cir
dies, white =. 4.49
5O-5.O0 to 1859 Discontinued
Style Girdles, broken sizes,
1.99 TO SIS
4s-7.95 to 1000 Discontinued
style Corselettes, broken sizes,
3.98 to SEQ
l5--15.O0 Famous Make Girdles,
boned front ------- 1l.95
49-2.5O to SOS Discontinued
Style Bras, broken sizes,
LIS to 3.ss
Evening star., 1955-01-20

Street Floor. Washington Store
Onlu
Evening star., 1955-05-29

HARBoR TERRACE APARTMENTS
venient to National Airport, we
have newly redecorated. I-bedroom
apts. from S7O.75 to $76.75 per
mo-, incl. utils. For inspection, apply
At Apt. 1. 1901 Abingdon drive
Alexandria.
Evening star., 1955-05-29

FORT CRAIG GARDENS
Also newly redecorated 1-bedroom
apt, adjacent to Ft. Myer; 5000
per mo-, incl. utils. For inspection.
apply Apt. 2. 11s s. Court House
RARKIEY BROS, INC.
MA S-R221 Il
Evening star., 1955-05-29
BETHESDA, MD.
HOUSES UNFURhisHED

BETHESDA--7 rms. 2h baths: $175.
Near Bethesda Naval and NH. OIL
4-6750
FOR RENT-3-bedroom house. I'm.
attic. Bethesda. Excel. neighbor-
hood. Phone OIL. 4-3566. 29e
Evening star., 1955-05-29

WoODLAwN, 5000 Decatur pl,-3.
bedrm. brick rambler. large ltv. -din.
Il; fioored storage attic; mr..
new Bait. Wash. parkway. IS mins.
to downtown. Conv. for Fort Meade
personnel. S100 mo. HE. 4-2917.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

GEoRGETOwN-Double drawing rm,.
Is1 isTse ss3 r. mo and dr. 6 I'M patio and
ARL:mcute i:6os modern; n1. trn sedEpsd R,;d
Welcome. WeSr oP95a sfs5 Ho. 6eSS S.47sI' N2a 2o
MODERN RAMBLER, Bethesda, 3 bed
rms, 2 baths, all-elec. kit, to Sc
lected tenant: $3.50 mo. OIL. 4-4292.
CONVENIENT TO PENTAGON; COM
pletely furn,. new, modern aot. Liv.
incl. utils. or. 4-s44a. 30
SILVER sPRING, nr. Mont HIS =
2-bedrm., brick rambler: ISN'T; nice
yard well furn. and 'mmsc.; SIPS.
oIIDE aIIE!xANDRlA-Restored sea
captains home. handsomely furn.;
places, secluded garden: could rent
unfurn.; avail. now. so. b-9577 eve.
se1o RoDMAN ST. NV eedfm...
$sso tS no. sa'hs RA! lse sssl4 ~ fm' din as 5p
NEAR NATIONAL CATHEDRAL, on
Wis. ,sve.-3-4 bedrms.. Ia baths.
lge. liv. and din. rm.; auto. heat.
CONT. teS FUR furnished;' 'i oecapiied d'tl now by =
rep. Of NATO. Ideal small diplo-
matte family, S225 per mo. Mr.;
KLEIN, OL. 2-4274 for appt. --29
SUMMER RENTAL bedrms., rec
reation rm.; TV, automatic washer.
deep freeze conv. to Pentagon and
Belyoir; $3.50 mo-, incl. utils. so.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
bedrooms, Ia baths. beautifully fur
nished; garage, garden with pool:
$500 mo-: Tyr. lease. Wo. 6-5200;
ewes. and Sun. HO 2-9040. --2a
CHEVY CHASE-Delightful homes:
Sl65 up. Ramblers. Elec, kit; 5000
$3.50 MRS. CLYDE e. DUNNING-
TON. OIL. 2-2R3J, EN-. 2-s3s3. 81
2-Dedrm. brick, conv.
to everything Fenced yard. Ben
dix. Vacant: S120 mo. JU. 7-941l.
NEW 3-bedrm. brick rambler: y, acre
sodded, nr. Sprinsfield. Va; Under
$3.50: IS minis. 10 n. Belvoir or
GEORGETOWN = Attractive air con-
ditioned 3-bedroom house: July
Sept, S176 mo, NO. 7-2237. "a
ifSssTs' isssS. month. Risf:ne.s:.' cali tt.si n:
s-42se. :"