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Evening star., 1955-01-16
Patriotic Women Hi
Any U. N. Action for
World Government

The Women's Patriotic Con-
ference on National Defense Is
sued q warning yesterday against
any move to revise the United
Nations charter which would lead
to world government.
In q series OF resolutions
adopted at their closing session
at the Hotel Statler. delegates
charged that advocates Of world
government propose to take adj
vantage Of provisions for amend
ing the q. N. charter to accom-
p1isl1 their aims.
United States delegates to the
United Nations. they said. should
be instructed TO vote against any
revision of the charter which
would impair the sovereignty of
the United States" I"
Red China Opposed.
Delegates called for withdrawal
of the United States "in the
tragic event that Red China is
admitted to the q. NJ They also
urged legislation cutting Of A.
nancial assistance to countries
exporting or permitting the ex-
portation of any materials to q
Communist country holding an
American citizen as prisoner.
The women supported the
Bricker amendment on treaty
making powers, and asked for
legislation ''to nullify the un-
American NATo Status Of
Forces treaty which depriyes
American servicemea In foreign
lands of the protection of the
United States Constitution and
Bill of Rights"
The conferences reaffrnled
support of the principle" Of
Universal Military Training but
urged Congress to exercise great
care In writing such legislation
In order to prevent '',in- -Ameri-
can regimentation."
On the subject of civil defense,
they opposed giving authority
over local communities to a Fed
eral administrator. recommend
ing martial law under the COM
faand Of the Army In cases Of
emergency.
Foundations Attacked.
"So-called educational foun-
dation" were hit In a resolution
asking that they be licensed. re-
qlired to file full reports on
personnel. expenditures and
scope Of work. and also required
other corporations and indiy-
duals."
The women also called for q
thorough congressional inyes-
tigation of all tax-exempt foun-
dations.
Mrs. David D. Govd, president
Of the National Society for Com
stitutional Security, was confer
ence chairman.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
10 in Congress 10 Attend
Chicago Alumni Meeiing

Two Senators and eight Repre-
|sentatives afii1iated with the Uni
yersity Of Chicago win meet local
university alumni at . meeting
of the University Of Chicago
Club of Washington at $3.50 pm.
wednesday in the Mural room
Of the Hotel washington.
Senator Douglas. Democrat, Of
Illinois and Senator Hruska, Re-
publican. Of Nebraska. win give
short talks.
The others are Representatives
Dolliver Of Iowa. McVey Of
Illinois, Bennett and Johansen
of Michigan, Republicans. and
Representatives Yates and
O'Hara Of Illinois. Blathink of
Minnesota and Hayworth Of
Michigan, Democrats.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

This big 23o-volt
window model eoois
oreos up TO 500 square
feet. Flush mour1t,
automatic Weather.
Dinl for c controlled d
cooling, eats In
winter.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Corsi ! TocHes Refugee Job,
Hopes to Make Low Work
immigration Expert
Called In to Speed
Entries Under Act
BY Mary McGroy

Edward Corsi, New York inn
migration specialist, has been
brought In as the administra-
lions answer to critics OF its
refugee program.
He was sworn In last Thurs
day, the day that Scott Mcleod.
who has been incharge Of the
program. blamed the Jaw itself
for the slow-motion admission Of
refugees.
But the cheerful, round-faced,
Italian-born Mr.. Gorsi said in
an interview yesterday that he
is hopeful that the law, as 1t Is
written, can be made to work.
Thus far, Of the 2i4,000 refugees
allowed for in the act, only 49,
056 have entered the country.
Spirit Of Law Il. Test.
81 won't say we can get 2l4.-
600 before the law expires, but
we ought to be able to bring 1t
up to ITS. 5.0o0.r he said. because
with all It's safe guards. the test
is the spirit in which the law Is
administered"
eve must try to interpret the
spirit Of Congress at its best. not
at its worst right2 We must be-
iieye that Congress and the Pres
ident actually meant by the law
that people should come. that
they didn't pass a law that pre-
tended to let them in and then
keeps them out"
Some observers believed that
Mr.. McLeod's outburst signalized
his willingness to take d lesser
role in the handling Of an ad-
mittedly complex law. Although
the State Departments security
chief is written into the law as
1t administrator. Mr.. Corsi's new
job Of Special Assistant to the
Secretary of State for Refugee
and Migration gives him conn
plete authority and responsibility
for administering the Refugee
Relief Act" He seems ready,
willing and able to get to work,
To Check Up In Europe.
He agrees with Mr.. Mcleod
that it is q difficult Law, because
there are too many agencies in
volved, too many conditions to
be met, and too many IFS and
butts. But he thinks a more lib
eral Interpretation of some OF
its provisions will help to unclog
the flow. He intends to take of
on January "a for q tour Of
Italy. Germany. Austria and
Greece to find out what is hold
ing up things over there.
An immigrant himself Che was
born in Capistrane) and the son
OF q political refugee CHS father
was an Italian Republican who
fed to Switzerland. Mr.. Cersi
can be expected to bring SYM
pathy and experience to difii-
cult job. Mr.. Mcleod has been
accused by his critics Of lacking
those qualities.
A graduate of Fordham and
Fordham law school, Mr.. Cersi
is 55. He was the head Of 1
settlement house when called
Evening star., 1955-01-16

This de luxe unit
mounts flush IN the
window. Completely
outomotic with Weo-
ther-Diol control
Dyno-Heot provides
fost heotino in winter.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

This Is o de luxe 2-speed
unit extremely power
full but very silent. A tcp-
roted brond ond. Ms
absolutely brand newi
Evening star., 1955-01-16

quietly. and there was no fuss,
and T was praised. "
left of Center" Republican.
Mr.. Corsi, who was second in
command in the Willkie presi-
Dental campaign Of 1910. de-
scribes himself as a left-of -centel
Republican. He believes in the
American system Of free enter
prise. but only for those who
can compete During the de-
preston he administered New
York's emergency relief program
the toughest experience he ever
had.
He believes that our iinmigra-
tion laws should serve two pur-
poses: First. they should serve
our interests at home, and sec
ond, they should discharge oui
obligations as q leading nation
to the rest Of the world. He
thinks that Canada and Au-
stralia have done a better jot
than we have and points Out
that even impoverished italy has
been more hospitahle.
Anything that is narrow and
bigoted and foolish in our immi-
grafton policies has an effect
on the rest Of the world" he
said.
He admits that the security
provisions Of the Refugee Relief
Act might create an impression
that it considered better to keer
2l4,000 good people out thar
to let one Communist in.
He does not believe that this
was the idea, though. And with
administration and popular sup
port, he hopes he can prove tc
the rest Of the world that the
law really means what it says.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

De Luxe 1854 model
with every de luxe feo-
ture. Automatic tenn
peroture control and
reverse cycle for full
winter heof Just
set II and keep cool.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

40 55q OFF ON ERADNEW MODELS!
load Of condoners eodno okes We
"a models and willing to make deo And what deol! Just
look The Mind brondn guaranteed
the htl Move fast lo9 down will puctose the you
out OF but you know good thing VIXEN you'll
Evening star., 1955-01-16
lndid TO Help U. S.
Shoot Movie Film

American producers who viii
shoot in India q film based on
John Masters novel s'Bhowani
Junction. VIII have the assist
ance Of the Indian government.
New Delhi reports.
The government. however. win
not provide army personnel and
the use of an actual rail.
way junction in making the film.
as requested by the producers.
This, it is announced. is not be-
cause one character in the book
ISLANDERS the Indian freedom
movement, but for other reasons.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Business Fraternity
Elects ]. n. Cox Nv

James H. Cox. ~, has been
named president of the ri Phi
Fraternity Of Washington, a busi-
ness organization.
Charles link was elected vice
president. Other officers are
Robert Bates, corresponding
secretary; Heydon Cheigh,
recording secretary; j. Donald
Edwards, treasurer, and r.
Timothy Wilson, social chairman.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont,

tCOL0RED GIRL wants job ct coun-
ter, steam table or bus; s years
exp: or child care. DU. 7-0651.
ICOLORED GIRL desires counterwork.
grin cook. or kitchen helper Lu.
|CoLokE;D GIRL desires Job as typist
Or child hIsd care; htsh school graduate.
|coLoREiDS M GIRL wants work of any
kind; can operate addressograph.
adding and calculating machines.
La. 6-937S.
COLORED GIRL. exper., desires work
COL. GIRL desires work as finisher
and plain sewing in dress shop. Ii
.CoLORED LADY desires work as
after pm. BOX 3S-T. Star.
COLORED LADY. capable, reliable
with sewing eXper., wishes position.
prefer. valent shop. will do other re-
lated work; drivers lie. RA. 6.93:fG.
COLoRED LADY. attrac.. wants night
On 9I Gay io%a Taitress' child care E.h'W.
COL. COL iSAat PkActTrcAL NURSE desires
work. any type Of cases; hospital
exp; 1924 hrs; can give injections.
coIoRED WOMAN. neat, dependable.
desires work in offlce, receptionist.
eiev. operator. maid In store, dr.
ONCE. beauty shop or cleaning Of
cleaning Offices or apartments; child
care. AD. 2-2S0s.
COLORED WOMAN desires work as
Experienced Ii. 3-6293.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
SITUATIoNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. cPA. of wide expert
epce as auditor and tax attorney;
sIlebt ,p time goE or PAT psFi tlme: stsr either is
ACCOUNTANT; part time; books
ioc. refs; prompt; reas. Ju. a-54o7.
ATTORNEY. m. 35. mem. D. G. Bar,
7ia yrs. exp. Govt. atty, wants con-
nection. local law firm. Box 35-T
ATsTToRNEY-CREDIT MGR. - wide
experience installment business. Box
BoSsoSKKKEESfER.AcoouNrANr SsSSK PER - Full
charge; 20 Yrs: varied exp; sIsi fully fulsly.
CARPENTER co,ored si sxPer' dirs@ss, irs@@ssss,
CARPENTER (coloredl, oxper.:. rec,
rms. attics finished, alterations;
truck power tools; desires work
ChRPENTER. able to read print and
iasot l1sopt iSfD; SD Tasts 4ssoS WORK. DAY or con-
civil ENGINEER desires evening and
Saturday work in structural design;
experience more, important than sal
coIyLEsSfroN sTyi az; 5S77iaA MAN. highest typ.
ssnnesioS ssssnsi Soq%s Bos issM isst g stas suitable
DRUG CLERK white. eSpserienesd
SOBER 5sTsDS,r apS rsliable; HT: S,sssai esnsri.ne,
mfs.. sales, research. training, per.
sonnel, etc: desire. association viii
placement organization; resume with
interview. Box 1875, Star. -,
assume complete charge; wide knowl,
edse of maintenance; mechanica
engr. BACKGROUND. Box 26-T. Star.
ENGINEER, coiored, license. desires
perm. Job, switchboard and eleV
EXECUTIVE. 80, public relations
fadio. theatrical. editorial expert
ence. plus administrative and or,
eanizstional BACKGROUND, just. oael
from Far East tour as lnstitutlona
Executive ard War Correspondent
salary SS, O0h 10 Sic.Onn. viii sent
detailed broehuss upon request
AP17-2s99, 3
Evening star., 1955-02-06

BUILDING ITEMS. everything from
A to e.. (open Sat-. s to II 1920
4.I234 RUCKER LUMBER.
CABINETS, store fixtures, made and an,
CAMERA REPAIRS, film finishing,
NER, g3s Pa ave NV. RE. 7-2434
CARPENTER, general house. repair
or or ext. house painting. RA. 6-b25S.
CARPENTER - Have your cabinet
work done and rec. rooms done
before the spring rush. EXP. me-
chanic WHO does own work. Free
CARPENTRY. S concrete SS ip9o%rches ga
RACES. steps. walks. drives, floors,
partitions; Jobs, large or small; free
estlwatsS; iahIl S q G. Or G Mo-; White mech
eafssss bspbs smesfaf es Fl d.s segsn! gsn
cHRspENTRT.' lfs i''Sii large or small Jobs;
painting. sash cords. insulating. etc.
II. 3.1904. ewes, or Sunday. Sc
repaired and painted. WA. T-6442.
CARPENTRY. shelving. cabinetwork; /;
also TIE work: reas. JEFFREYSs Ii
CARPENTRY, basement tosroof; mod
erniZing. alterations, repairs. j.
BROWN. ia. 4-1S04.
CARPENTRY, free estimates. Save
money by seeing US before you re-
model, repair or add to your home
or business. JU. 5-lsls, day or
eve. a
CARPENTRY-Rec. rms. small re-
pair work, reas refs. Eiven. Call
DEWEY WA. 7-4t93
CARPENTRY, remodelins, repairs.
cabinetwork: reneral contract. JU.
o-4736. IS
Evening star., 1955-02-06
INSTRUCTION COURSES

FRENCH RECORD COURSE. with
text manual and key. ideal for clubs
classes. .self-instruction: never used;
cost S55; sell S35. DU. 7-0006, Il
LAM OF HAWAII now convenine
courses Of Instruction in modern and
ancient hula. JE 4-lS65. Ill
PIX -RECEPTloNIsT SCHOOL. Al
OBJ plseement ssryiss. JAZZ, l2lg F st
sMSsIHAsD MSis. = Hes 1P evss. wss ssS' 81 vsiy
TEMPLE SCHOOL. Ma. s-325s,
SPANISH CONVERSATION. small
groups; reasonable; native teacher:
former White House instructor. RA-
MON RAMOS. RE. 7-3076.
WILL EXCHANGE French and Ger
man conversation against Spanish
Evenings only. CO. 5-0j16.
N.C.R.- -!OO0 INSTRUCTION. Enroll
now for evening class: Starting
Instruction. Free placement service.
TRAINING SCHOOL. NE. S-4R9a
HOME TUTORING-A Alg-. geom., Lat,
Fr;. Eng, Sp., Ger" arith;. read :;
ra s1eR Rs56 ahPaIs ss iHs OEas,,da nM ai'Ss VIZ
sCHL l33s q ct NV Ma s-4d:i0
LEARN TO SING. Special 10-lesson
Ioundation course; S23. BASIC SING
ING SYSTEM. 10. 5-07S1 wkdays
BARRIERS wanting license in Fla;
BARBER COLLEGE. Jacksonville.
i0DERN TRAINING in beauty cul.
ture: all subjects taught; approved
Hs essses EaaRRlP SaT TsEaTrS anS Ss'eca5ns cor
STENOTYPE - Machine shorthand
so to 300 w.p m. Tuition Of S5
gkly, INCLUDES machine, TEMPLE
scRL;; k;, 1928 S 6 ST. St; Nv; NA. s-S25S
a satisfying medium Of expression
as well as releases tensions of mod
ern living: well known Washington
teacher offers 10 weeks voice train
ing, $50. Call Dp. 1892 for
MEN ONLY, interested in learning
AFTERNOONS or or evenings. Cali 1R MR.
MACHLIN, at AID. 4-0116. after II
TUTORING-Grade. high school, re-
medal subjects; adult education:
wears Of experience. ia. 9-l741
ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE LESSONS
Tor sale, 20eo reduction in price for
all or any part Of 100-hour course
Reply Box 33O-V, Star.
INQUIRE ma. S-234O; new classes
,tartine in typing. shorthand. book
keeping, acct office machines; po-
sitions open paying S65 wk. to
$4,000. BOYD SCHOOL (Est. 40
yrs.). zoo 18th ST., cor G.
INQUIRE MA. S-2340 now; intensive,
easy new courses in tipping, short
hand, jr. acct, beg. and rev. BOYD
SCHOOL tEst. 40 yrs.l, 700 18th,
cor. G.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. stradavarL 12o bass.
new: 5000. IA. s.s4ss. "'''
ACCORDI0NS, 9. Italian made, 100
bass; treble SPACE shift brsnd-new.
ACCoRDioN, 100 bass, like new;
strate. LU. 4-2765.
ACCORDION, II lb. featherweight.
Italian make. 3 treble shifts. 2 bass
ACCORDION. Harmonium. new, 4
gift; cost s5sS: sell $16o. f fADo2-5ssi
ACCORDION, 1ao bass, stradivari,
treble; 2 bass shifts: Xmas gift:
ACCORDION SALE, 2o%-so% OF. 1st-
line Instruments, new and used
FLYNN's, 240S MINI. ave. Sc. LU
AcC0RbiIoN, 5ogs off, new 100 bass,
with factory written guarantee; all
sizes. We are discontinuing our
School OF esu M1sic eses; sooS S4fSMn1A Il ST n.W
ACCORDION OUTFIT, new italian
40 bass: only S125, reduced from
$500; factory guarantee; only left
R5ATTNER's MUSIC STORE, 738
elec. CIRCLE, T41 18th st. NV
ADblNG R aS1S MA6MiNEss 6sMHiRNsEess c1 aoSros SdsaS CAL
culator, automatic. Monroe cleo.
adders, check writer. Call Garden
ADDING MACHINES ts). one elec., =
col. one .. and one col. r.. c.
Allen; One typewriter. Reas. KE.
A6DfSG SfS MAcns., for rem. and sale;
hand. cleo; also expert service. CIR
Gle. 74l 18th st. NV. DI. 7-7372.
ADDING MACHINES, .: hand, $40;
electric, s75: Must Must be sold this week
ADDfNG Shs ma MACafSE, R. c. Allen desk
list. SiS5. Po. 2-a537.
ADDING MACHINES, new, used, re-
builts. Sale Of trade-ins. BARGAINS
Repairs on all models. Mon. RE.
ADDING MICH. 10 keys, cleo. heavy
duty, Model 13140E sunStrand,, IL
$3.50. EN-. 3-26I4.
ADD. MACH. small. adds, subtracts,
multi; of1ceeor home; Sl4.95. Today.
CO 5-4625; week. 74i 18th st. NV.
AIR COMPREsSORs, guass., tanks.
EnEeTRc fqi{eFFfcn EoTPMEgST S4fPS EgSSHs g. vi
AIR RefoN CoMpREssoR. pTREssoRR $3.50: spray.
tools, pumps. guages, hose tanks.
GIcANER. .513 NJ st. NV. Ex.
air ire 'coNDITroNER, a. oE, console
each. RA 6-3343.
AIR CONDITIONER. chrySler, 2 yrs
old; the hest offer Eets II. 1924
Connecticut ave. -
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Livingston & Co.
EST. 1904
1923 H st. NV, ME. 8-526a

DICTIONARY, Merriam Webster In.
ternational: End edition, $50. Call
JA o-4026
DINETTE SET, maple; fireplace screen
and access sewing cabinet, power
mower, Easy wash. machine. JE
DiNETTE SET JR.. solid walnut ex.
| tension table. pads, 4 chairs, match
ing china cab. S75 or best offer
DINEITE dS,EI c5o.st SET oak eh9i5s tabls
Din. I RM sOSsa sEf Soqi NAH, ar ext table. 81
BY 21-55-76, ped base, locks 8
chairs; few mos. old. ia. 2-0450.
DIN, RIM. PIECES. buffet and hutch.
SSlonial SSb II r9c6 96.sp maple; new cosd''
DINING ROOM extension table. 4
chairs. mahos. jr; size. Roll-A-Way
Dining ROOM SET, full size,
pieces. solid mahogany:, like, new;
ISas R@ S9th sEiTf PI NV A. 90. ee49s n,ec. s
walnut. excel. condition. Table pad
Din. RIM. SET, Fl. Prov. cherry; was
shown in model home; orig. .S575:
nyN,W5s Sasr,fiee; S3t S345! sIiI Hu $4,000 Mon
boy. rug, marble-top table. wrought
iron table. antique bath, guitar and
DINING ROOM TABLE, Duncan
Phyie, solid Honduras mahogany;
extra leaf; good cond. KE. 7-0193.
DINING ROOM-Beautifu piece
18th Century Adams. Must be seen
to be appreciated. ia. 4-1186.
DINING RM. SUITE, ir. size. China
closet, butfet, table chairs s4s.
pSoSd;rSR!s ~; slsSSS EQUIPMENT. sxsmin.n,
outfit table. cabinets and sterilizer;
new cond less than IA new cost.
WO 6-31f9.
DOORs-Stock of custom made doors,
all sizes and styles. ARLINGTON
WOODWORKING & LUMBER CO.
DkhPRRIEs IA iishSs SPECIAL on materials:
beautiful fabrics and colors. no
telephone calls The store, 1858 s,
Dakota ave. ne. mr.. Ridge rd.. At
the shopping center. Open all day
Sunday; ewes, 8 to 10 pm. Ia
DRAPES. green damask,. 4 pr, ~.
$40: sofa. Duncan Phyfe style, S35,
needs reupholstering EN- 3-ni4a:
DRESSER, double beautiful lined
oak, large mirror. 800; JU. b-2f60.
DRESSES, custom made, Yelveteen.
silk, cotton: size FLA, Very reas.
DRUM IHj TTtAiBhLE, ao-inch. mahogany.
Duncan Phyfe, excel, cond. Phone
DR1M iSo AND MARIMBA sale: aoes-
800 of; lst line instruments. new
and used FLYNN'S, 240S MINI.
ave. s.e. LU 1854.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
MIscELLANEoUs EoR SALE

CAMERA-Leica IIF: list S314. 2
mos. old. sacrifice S15O. F. AND
CAMERA. Speed Graphic Pacemaker
4x5, ~ lens; complete with fash,
rf., solenoid, holders, pack adapter,
and custom case, Cost $3.50. Sac
rifice for $3.50. Call LO. 5-4S02.
CAMERAS, new. 35-mm. Zeiss Con-
tessa, built in I'm, f2.S: Kodak Royal
16,mm. movie; new cond.. with case;
CAMERA, Argus C-3. fash and case
also GE PR-l exposure meter and
case; both like new: value SiO2:
will sell $50. OIL 6-6469,
CAMERA, Leica IIIF. Summitar f.2
lens. like new. w(case. Sl75. War
renton 7ti0. Ext. $40.
CARBON PAPER-Large quantity of
high-srade carbon paper, blue i'm
print. fresh stock. SEaxIIN inches.
Cheap ,JE o-S54I -R
Evening star., 1955-02-06
CARPENTRY, PAINTING
CEMENT WORK

Odds and ends of any kind done. nc
Job too small. ] do my own work
white mechanic; can arrange terms
free estimate at your convenience
Gan CLYDE THOMAS anytime
CONCRETE. stone and brick work
99utside 9iS6e and inside. J. BROWN ia
CUSTOM, HOME CONSULTANT, prof.
ects, familiar with latest cost-sav.
Ins methods and materials. advise;
how to stretch building dollars, Sc.
Letting lot and plan; saving or de.
ferring expense. financing. Minimum
charge, Sl5. JE. 2-2649.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS re.
pairs. short circuits; small Jobs dons
FIooRs H@is EA RkFiNisHEp nT any LIKE .iPe NEW
Free estimates. Reduced prices C
R COVER. WA 7-6S6S any time.
FLOOR SANDING. finishing and wax.
ing; Reasonable rate; free estimates
Call RA. 6-67q5. -S
FLOOR SANDING. finish: new, &c So
s.; Nnra Cd; 4 ioc up i6 E. /: sI1S TI11EsoN. a.
GENERAL REPAiRs, painting, paper.
and odd Jobs. NO. 7-35S2, Ben.
GENERAL REPAIR, painting, paper
ing, plastering, carpentry. screening
We do good work. AP. rs 154. Ia
HANDYMAN, cleaning, etc Light
hTaTIling, TasItngg, any any se5y yod Reas Day; week
HOME IMPROVEMENT = SERVICE SERVICE
Int. ext. painting. carpentering;
Venetian blinds, storm doors; gut
ters, retaining walls, driveVays,
patios, walks. Silver Spring Beth.
area. PERRY HAY CO., JU. h-a242.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
CARPET &
RUG SALE

The savings listed here are real and
not based on inflated regular values
1t is not our custom to hold fire.
auent sales, and when we do you
can be. certain that every item in
the sale Is bona flde bargain.
This is only partial listing:
SS.95 yd.-Wooi and rayon patterned
administers, tone-on-tone and fiorals,
@ 12 - Now $685.
S9.95 yd.-All-wool twist; red. dark
green: 12'. 15' Now S7.95
S1l.95 yd.-Textured all-wool loop
pile Wilton; gray, beige. rose beige,
light green dark green Now g; $s.s5
$3.50 yd.-Heavy all-wool, 3-ply
fSisti isi dusty rose foam NgT green; S;o 81
S1395 yd.-All-wool tone-on tone
loop pile Wilton; mist green; l2'
only Seconds Now Sl0.95
s17.95 yd.-Heavy all-wool cut and
uncut pile Wilton. Thistle green;
IL only. Seconds Now $lO.95
S15.95 vd-Heavy all-wool cut and
uncut pile Wilton; gray beige. rose
beige, light green. dark green; g.
S1795. yd.-Heavy all-wool tone on
tone loop pile Wilton: frosted beige,
poplar green: 12' only Now S; 95
S1S.95 yd.-Heavy all-wool cut and
uncut pile Wilton; gray. beige,
cocoa spring green mountain green:
ODDS
27"xls" discontinued samples. s1.0O
4'6"x6' discontinued samples.
Small roll ends. suitable for Haii
runners and scatter rugs qP g0et to ~
97"x54" fibre samples S2.a5
Aye oval braided linen rugs: Q only;
discontinued samples Each $685.
rugs. small sizes 25So of
ENDS
Larger roll ends. suitable for room
size rugs and small installations.
s2O550 mint green twist, 9'x1S,
slea.so green velvet. s'aa'lea. 9Hly Slos.SO
.oso - Only sl45
SS6.70 oyster white Wilton. exc.
s1o7.6o floral Administer; S.xi1's@
s114,30 beige cotton tused); 9'xi4',
Only S4950
S16s.97 gray twist. 1889.
ss7.5o Administer rugs, S'afss,;s ais slas six
to choose froml Tone-on-tone,
terms available: not ali
colors available in all widths; all
goods available until sold.