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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-31
Missiles Lag Great
Reds Headed For Moon?
The Democratic Attack
rsAkA AAA.A,. r>s-AA


Tight Money Target
WASHINGTON-O.ct 3l-The
lag in the Us missiles program,
compared with progress in the
CSSR. is considered to be even
greater than most officials have
admitted. The new Defense Sec
rotary. Neil McElroy. has found
that the missiles program in this
country is a complicated affair.
with overlapping. competition
among the services. and constant
pickering. indecision and bottle.
necks slowing up progress.
But. even more disturbing is
the fact that our recent estimates
show the Russians are obtaining
coSmic data from their earth
satellite in code and that the
data may be vital for future oper-
atoms and knowledge about out
er space. The satellite the Reds
shot into space is heavier and
more valuable as a scientific in.
Strument than the moon" We
hope 10 launch several months
from now
The fact that the Russians were
able 10 push an object that large
So far into outer space. and to
fix its orbit successfully so that
II would pass over Russia more
than other countries. and control
its actions so accurately. impress
cS scientists enormously.
Many will admit that the Unit.
ed States did no, hope to achieve
such widespread control and ad.
varced design in the launching
OF lis first satellite.
Washington is currently full of
speculation abou, what the Rus.
slams are expected TO do in No.
vember.
Some fear the Reds will attempt
70 send rocket to the moon.
Others feel that another moon
will be sent into outer space. All
something. The Reds themselves.
no; ones to boast in advance.
abou, what they are going to
do. will give the world another
major surprise in November.
The Democratic party is attack.
ing the Administration in three
fields in the beginning of its
campaign 10 increase Democratic
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-31

owners to save his property. OF.
ten, despite his activity. careless
persons will thoughtlessly start
fire.
1t will be remembered that the
dry weather of the past few
months. particularly along the
Pacific Coast. has resulted In
forest fires in which millions and
millions Of acres of valuable tim
Der have gone up in smoke. This
is doubly unfortunate in view OF
the great demand for timber and
timber products.
The burning over of forest
lands and the accidental setting
of timber fires represent a loss
to the national economy, as well
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-31
HALLOWEEN NO LONGER HOLDS MYSTERY

lIa!owe observe mystic and ceremonies de-.
irving Dyu!d 20 be sensible and
benec!a! "a! n :he United States
lialUw % the when Il was
gU most likely 70 wander about
back tc:urcs and cdcncc Of il are even
Bible Both Egyptians and Romans believed
VI, hes ArcrIca Indians
The Christian throughout history had varying opinions
regarded witches
rh'f hey accepted the existence OF them
Fifteenth the church had adopted .
U wItchc. ~nh extreme severity
tortured confession and then
folio" thousands Of
charged pactcng "tchcraft and o
death 300 with
Many for "rchcra carried out In
especially Ne" England There executions
{! soca!lcd wi,ch". ! Salem Massachusetts.
liallOw" time when young people
trouble and disorder That custom
when the energy and effort OF young
constructive and helpful channels
To-day liaowc night collect funds for
charities for themselves The result Of
all the country simultaneously
millions young Americans. is highly encouraging
killings and the grief and trouble
alowc the mystic spirit the history
of which along with t-whie
turning energies something constructive and worhwhlea
sign progress for suspicion.
and cruelty
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-31
NO sPEEDUP IN MISSILE TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT

The ong-age ball!s;!c missile program
-peed Experts in Washington say
fax n2o".:a:! Limitations concerned however
obstacle But the
,echnoOg.ca may clear aside
obstacles path 0: :he production OF a
successful. !CBN
cess.u! ,es;g prototype lCBN has not been achieved
BY the been successfully
achieved vel! known. the
satellite brought Us Off
{ 70 speed up IrBN program
record that II Is
lack 4: .,Ch.ODgua. edge money which the
primary limiting toward ICBM Spending
would forth the
archaeological n.o.!na simply and
denaby trailing field Of and is
tn,.'u'' threat security
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-31
Forest Fires This Year
Cost Nations Taxpayers
Millions Of Dollars

The recent prolonged rainy
weather in most parts of the ma
ton has curtailcd for a while at
least the danger of forest fires,
However. millions of dollars IN
timber are lost every year thru
forest fires and some of this
money is contributed by land
owners of Glacier County.
While we realize it is impOs.
sible to prevent all forest. every
effort should be made by land
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-31
A MINUTE
WITH Ml

In looking up the marital stat.
US in Montana We find that the
records indicate so per cent of
all married persons are males.
We also find that so per cent of
all divorced persons female.
Doc King claims he has the
answer TO maneuvering his car
up and down muddy hills. partic.
ularly in places where there is
no room TO turn the vehicle
around at the bottom Of the hi!
He says its all very simple. All
one has TO do is back down the
incline. then you are in position
TO take off up the grade when
the time comes only one thing
is wrong-sometimeS the car
skids and gets caught cross.ways
on the road while backing down
then. of course. the answer
is. get a tractor 70 pull you up
or down"
Sometimes. Doc. its better 10
walk.
We have been hearing a 10, Of
reports about deer. antelope. Elk
and the likes Of big game run.
ming over hunters or very near.
~ that. We were fortunate to get
an antelope permit. and this year
We could afford a big game Ii.
censc. having established ourscl.
yes as residents so please
don't come busting into the shop
with q rush job OF printing this
weekend. We just amt gonna be
there.
4 man can stand only so much
Of this coffee.hunting talk. then
he has 10 take off and see just
how much truth there is to II.
II things follow their regular
course. and after weekends. next
weekend will bring o storm and
cold weather. Seems II always
happens that q way when the
printer arranges for q day off 50
he can take TO the field and
mountains.
II would appear that the good
old USA must have more loot
buried In Fort Knox than the
public knows about.
Any time the English royalty
and psrlimentarians pay their re-.
spects in person. Il Is only logical
TO assume that the old bite has
been put on Us for another few
million quid.
The Queen had no more land.
ed In England when Prime Min.
lister Macmillan landed, or vice
versa. The idea was 70 bring
about . closer relationship that
would ultimately result In the
exchange Of atomic and guided
missile information, thus making
more secure the position Of both
countries and the free world -
. whole.
Such an agreement. we believe.
IL well and good and would be
Of security benefit 70 oil con.
cerned but, the old question
arises. who foots the bill1"
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-31
New Game Warden
For Miles City Ares

Florsn c. tCliff) Higgins Of
Havre has been appointed as .
Montana State Fish and Game
warden and assigned TO District
Seven at Miles City, A. A. O..
Claire. director. announced this
week.
Higgins. formerly . pilot with
the Montana Air National Guard.
will also pilot the department
plane In southeastern Montana
In addition 10 his game warden
duties. He assumed his new du.
ties At Miles City October -.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-31
Elton Aimsback Rites
Held At Hsart Butte

Funeral services were held Oct.
10 at 4:3O pm. at Heart Butte
with Father Mailman officiating
for Elton Aimsback. emo. old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Aimsback of Browning. who pass.
cd away recently at Hamilton.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-31
HANK GREeNsURC FIRED BY CLEVELAND INDIANS

Hank Geebug who might be remembered by baseball fans %
So the Detroit Tigers
year. has been given the boot
Ccenbug paid estimated At $4,000 annually
manage indian lie WILL reportedly be paid through
The 1858 the $4,000 figure.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-31

A young man can't grow great
by backing in the shade of a fine
old family tree.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-31

as to the individual owner. Let's
all adopt the timely slogan,
Keep Our Forest Green!"
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-31

Love Il blind.-0eoffrey Chau'
cer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10

the auditorium of the World
Affairs center.
The center stands on Forty
seventh street, opposite the
United Nations headquarters on
the East River. 1t was estab-
lished with the aid of contribu-
tons from the Carnegie Endow-
ment for international Peace.
The National Foreign Policy
Association. q nonpartisan group
which seeks to increase public
interest in and understanding Of
foreign affairs. win operate it.
The center's purpose will be to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10
Russia Urged to Set Up
Own World Affairs Unit

NEW YORK. May 10 GA State Department ofhcia speak
ing at opening ceremonies of world affairs the
United States last night Union establish
similar institution in Moscow.
Andrew Berding Assistant Secretary Of State Public
Affairs made the he addressed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10

provide factual information
about foreign affairs, and serve
as a meeting place for discussion
groups on foreign affairs and
similar gatherings.
Mr.. Berding said. IF such q
center were founded in the Soviet
capital, dedicated to the ideal
of disseminating the truth in
foreign affairs and the factual
situation in the world. I can con-
ceive 1t as being one Of the most
potent factors for world peace. /"
He also suggested that the
center's factual material on
world affairs be sent to Russia.
The center, colorful and mod
ern in design. cost 100000. It
occupies 1000 square feet on
the ground floor Of the Carnegie
Endowment International Build
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10
|McC Connie Heads Bourd
AT Emergency Hospital

+. Moran McConihe has re-
Gently been reelected chairman
Of the borad Of directors of Emer-
gency Hospital.
Other officers reelected were
Milton w. King, H. Gabriel
Murphy and samuN H. Kaun-
mann. vice presidents: Thomas
H. Reynolds. treasurer: Edward
A. Dent. jr.. assistant treasurer:
Travis Brown. secretary. and
John H. Mullendore. assistant
secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01

Bedroom Furnishings
Third Floor. Washington Of

IHHG Fto0T, washington Onty
1-52.5O Serta Smooth Top Mattress s-oz tick
ing, stitched prebuilt border, rose and charcoal,
Soiled twin size --------------- 1885
I-52.5O Spring Air SmoOth-Top Innerspring
Mattress, rose and tan striped ticking twin size,
1-52.50 SylcOn Innerspring Mattress, heavy g.
OF. striped ticking, floor sample, twin size 29.95
l-42.5O SylcOn Box Spring, blue and grey stripe,
soiled twin size - 1899
1-525O Spring Air Box Spring, sturdy coil con-
struction. heavy hardwood base frame, twin size.
floor sample - 2299
1-l29.OO Serta FOamex Mattress and Box Spring
Set, 6-inch mattress floor sample, twin size, 1893
1850 Simmons Innerspring Mattress. green
and grey striped ticking double size; soiled 2499
1-S95O SyIcOn Box Spring, heavy coil construc-
ton, blue and tan stripe ticking, double size,
soiled ---------------- ----18 1888
1-S950 Serta Foam Mattress and Box Spring
Set. 41a-inch mattress, twin size; soiled--- 1850
LotOer Level, Arlington
$500 Englander Innerspring Mattress and
Matching Box Spring on Legs heavy ticking.
twin size: soiled $3.50
1855 ROIl-A-way Cot. innerspring mattress
so IN. wide; Solled ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1899
1850 SylcOn Innerspring Mattress, rubber.
coated spring unit, prebuilt border, floor sample.
twin size 1889
$500 Spring-Air Hair-TOp Mattress and
Matching Box Spring, extra firm. floor sample
twin size $500
1890 Simmons Innerspring Mattress and Box
Spring Set; Deepsleep ticking; stitched border;
cord handles; double size $500
$500 Spring Air Smooth Top Mattress and
Box Spring; extra firm; heavy ticking floor
sample twin size - 49, $500
1-S45O SylcOn Innerspring Mattress; prebuilt
border: attractive ticking; double size $500
1850 Serta Innerspring Mattress; medium
firm; air vents; floor sample: twin size; as is,
2990
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01
Mems Furnishing

Street FtOOT, bOtH otOFeS
2.95 and 3.95 Sport Caps
Sport caps for men in a nice assort-
rnent of patterns; reduced from regu- 4A
lar stock; broken sizes-------------
8.05 to $40 Cabama Sets
Famous make cabana sets for men;
reduced from regular stock to clear; a 90
broken sizes ---------------------
2.95 Lightweight Shirts
White only; short sleeve and long sleeve
styles; lightwsi l|s. fabrics for summer l.88
500 ChefmaSter Barbecue Sets
Shirts and matching chef hat for the
man at the barbecue pit; reduced to q IN
clear; broken sizes----------------
3.0S to 500 Play Shorts
Famous-make play shorts for men;
ideal for lounging or sports; reduced 9 60
to clear; assorted colors and sizes VV
$500 DacrOn-COttOm Shirts
Dacron-cotton dress shirts in white D IN
only; wash and dry quickly; need little OsOJ
or no ironing; broken sizes ~ for 81
3O-295 and 1886 Short-SIeeve, Knee-Length
Paiamas; size A and B ------------------ 1873
1890 Terry Cloth Jackets; reduced from
stock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Street Floor, Washington Only
Is Swim Trunks
21-15O Tie Bars; plus tax-------------------19c
2-S.95 Robes; irregularS --------------.-----1S9
8-l.5O Durene Athletic Shirts 59c
1885 Dress Shirts; soiled-
"a Sleep Shorts; irregulars -----------------5Oc
1880 DacfOn- Cotton Sport Shirts; long
sleeves --------------------------
So unit. Nz..LhonS cI;rk.. .ollad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01
TOyI01ld
Fourth Floor. Washinoton on

Fourth Floor. Washington Only
1-24.95 Fire Chief Pedal Car; floor sample
1899
1-S.95 Shelby Bicycle; boys "a" deluxe model;
floor sample 5000
1-35.95 Shelby Bicycle; boys 20" model; floor
sample 2499
1-54.95 English Bicycle girls 26" model, 3-speed
gear shift; hand brakes; floor sample S6.99
1-6.95 Musical Rocker; wax birch finish; floor
sample 4.49
1--1995 Six-FOOt Sand Box With Canopy; floor
sample: as is 1893
1-1O95 Sand Box with Canopy; floor sample;
as is - 500
1-s.Ss Sand Box with Canopy; floor sample: as
Is 90 400
1898 CrOquet Set, player damaged stand;
floor sample - -----... 499
6-59S Score Ball Bowling Games heavy, REIN
forced cardboard -.-- 2g9
ABB DOLE Grocery Shopping Carts; floor
eomPNSo --s----------
n-l.S9 +fimplex" Toy typewriter sOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01
Street Floor, Washington Onlv

Street Floor, Washington Onlv
7l2S9 Cotton Print Skirts; colorfur> circular
skirts 1915 = 90
25O-1.S9 and 299 Sample Neckwear: white nv.
Ion and pique collars; films collar. cuff sets.
m. 100
2Oo-s.SS to 500 BIOuses; nylons, dacrons. cot
IONS; snort sleeves, dreSSy or tailored; broken
15O-1.OO to 159 Halters; solid colors: elastic
back; adjustable shoulder straps; broken sizes.
39c to $50
1S-l.OO Costume Flowers; pin-ons or large clus-
'0AS ------------------------- $50
Foundations, Lingerie. NesIisees
Second Floor. Washington Only
SO-2sS Jantzen TOpperettes White, navy or
red; 80 to 38-C an
10000 to 1896 Discontinued Bras. Stranless
or regular. Size 80 A, B or c. -79c
1OLlO.s5 to 1850 Discontinued Waist Nippers.
broken size range 90
'S-lO95 to 1850 Discontinued COrseIettes. Strap
less; white; broken size range 799
ZS-S.9S I'd S.95 Discontinued Panty Girdles and
Girdles Some pull-on styles. Broken Sizes 4SS
l.99 to 2.99 Cotton indies
I.59 or 2 for SD
PetticoatS. slips and sleepwear in the group.
White, pastels and prints included 32-40 but
not in each style.
Street Floor, Both Stores
25-5.s5 NyIOn TricOt PetticOats. Elaborate trim.
Medium size only 299
SO-7Sc RayOn Briefs. Lace trims. Broken
sizes 2 for M
75-2.99 Slip-Panties Combination Dacron cot
ton and nylon Arnel tri-acetate. Broken size
ranges 2 for 800
Street Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01
Just 48 POpIin Jackets
Regularly 2.90

Washable unlined poplin jackets with
upper fronts; in grey. red, tan or navy 20
sizes to IA in the group ~~
1885 TO 1895 AH-WOOI Sport Goats; sizes
"a to ID 1888
E-29.95 to 1895 Students Year Round Suits;
"a to 80. 1898
1885 Youths AlI-WOOI 2-Trous Suits;
sizes IA to 16 22.OO
10A.99 Students Bermuda Shorts; Ivy style;
sizes 81 to 80 100
n-1O.99 Boys White RayOn Sport Coats; sizes
3 and 10 1888
2s-1O.95 Students AII-WOOl Ivy Style Flannel
Slax; "a to 80 1893
1O-2495 Students White RayOn-Dacron Snort
Goats; IS, SO, 81 .... -------i 1898
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01
Summer Furniture
Fourth Floor, Washington:
LoiDer LeUel, Arlington

Fourth Floor, Washington;
LotCer Lepel, Arlington
6.05 Three.POint HammOckS
3-point suspension hammocks with
non-tilt frame. Made OF durable . nm
woven outdoor fabric in green or red OsJJ
plaids and stripes. Colorfast yarns
6.SS Folding Reach Chairs
OPPOSITION outdoor chairs with maple
or birch frames, clear lacquered An
isn. Seat and back sling Of green and q Al
white striped canvas. Reinforced Os1~
straps for extra strength. Just SOL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01
6.90
Misses, WOmen's
S.S8.ll.08 Dresses
4.99

DreSsy or casual summer dresses in ray
ons, cottons and miracle blends. Broken
size and color range.
Budget Dresses. End Floor, Both Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01

1-a4.95 Redwood Love Seat on Wheels; green
sailcloth covered cushions 2999
1855 Club Chair on Wheels; redwood; cot
ton filled cushions ------1 1899
SASS Round Umbrella Table and Curved
Benches; 81" diameter; all redwood with lazy
susan 3499
1-39.95 Umbrella Set round table, curved
benches AZ" diameter; all redwood 2499
1895 Square Umbrella Table and
Benches; As; all redwood; on wheels 2999
1-7.9S Adirondack Chair; hi-curved back
implanted cypress wood ----499
1-9.99 Wooden Lawn Settee; pine Stats; UNI
painted --
PASS Folding Aluminium Chairs with Foot
rest and Canopy; arm adjustment; padded
back, seat; saran covered - 1899
1-4495 Bunting Aluminium Chaise; auto
matte adjustment 2-pc. plastic covered
innerspring; floral pattern 2999
1-5995 Bunting Sleep Glider; white enamel
frame; pillow armrest; plastic covered spring
cushion --------- -.------.- 3497
2-16.99 Aluminium Frame Stack Chairs;
cotton filled cushion; sailcloth covered:
red and green S97
1-2595 Aluminium Contour Chair; S adjust
ments; saran covered pad 1887
1-l1.95 aluminium Captains Chair; plastic
webbing in green and white 1888
2-21.9S Aluminium Duo Gliders; plastic web
bling, ball bearing hangers; l green white,
reu/WhJe 1890. 1899
1-17.5O Florida Cypress Set; settee and
chairs natural finish -------9 97
2-S.95 Folding Yacht Chairs; white enamel
frame; padded seat and back; yellow plastic
covered 699
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01
Nursery Furniture

Fourth Floor. Washington Only
SASS Double Drop Side Cribs; wax birch
finish, ! grey finish, scratched, floor samples,
1899
1-2S.S5 StOrkIine FOld-A-Way Feeding Table;
AAOOA 0diiAPic 1899
2-l3.S5 Round Folding Play Yard and Pad
floor sample " 7.99
&1SS Jumpers; chrome-plated frame. floor
- 49,
1-54IS5 Chest with drawers; maple finish
marred. floor sample ' 1899
l-S2S5 Youth Bed, wax birch finish, floor
6-2.25 Crib Bumper Pads; pink and blue ll9
2-4.29 Clothes Tree COstumers white. floor SAM
piles 2.69
1-S.95 Casvas Swing; with metal stand, floor
piles 500
ABS "Jiffey" Plastic Nursery Seats 299
2-7.SS Car Beds; convert to car seat 449
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01
Fourth Floor, Washington only

Fourth Floor. Washington ONLY
1895 Umbrella Set 80" table. 2 curved
DencneS; mace OF 2" stock; reduced for clear
1895 Six-FOOt Redwood Picnic Set: ."
stock; table with benches as is 1897
l-l7SS Sun Brella Set; round wrought iron
tanle with Alt umbrella in red and white:
lloor sample ----------- .-----.-.-- 997
1-24.95 Aluminium Folding Chair: nadded
seat ana footrest; also canopy; green stripe:
floor sample --- 1i9I
12-6.95 Green Woven Hammocks; 3-point
suspension; fringed 3g7
l-5.95 Black Metal, l-SheIf Fernery: mamie
leaf design; floor sample - 239
1-5.95 Green Striped Beach Chair: birch
frame; adjustable; floor sample 49, 297
ABS Antique Green Fernery of wrought
metal; mesh design; floor sample 1877
1-12.95 TwO-SheIf White Metal Fernery.
with scroll frame; mesh design; floor sample.
747
6-l2.95 Heavy Woven HammOcks; in mini,
and black pattern; fringed with attached
1-lO.95 Aluminium Folding Chair; green
Saran seat and back; polished plate alumni
mum arms; floor sample -.-.--..--.-- 547
1-19.95 Polished Aluminium Folding Chair.
with footrest covered in green Saran; king
size; adjustable; floor sample l197
Glass Rattan Basket Chairs; wrought iron
bases; as lg7
LotOer Leuel, Virginia Only
1--49.95 Chaise Lounge; redwood frame: cot
ton pad; sailcloth covered; turquoise 2999
l-S9.S5 Tete-a-tete Lounge; seats 2: red
wood; removable cushion: sailcloth covered
3A99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01
Clearance! Summer
Goats, Suits. Dresses

Second Floor, Both Stores
EII'VO Lined busters Rayon faille; beige
black or navy. Women's sizes 500
$500 to 1898 Famous-Name Suits Fitted
or ooxy. Juniors and misses sizes 1900
O-l9.95 to $500 RayOn Busters. Tweed and
novelty patterns. Misses sizes 900
II-IO.SS to l49S FamOuS-Name Dresses. MANY
1888 to 1898 Summer Suits. Misses JUNIORS
and women'S sizes 78a
Second Floor, Washington Only
1880 to $500 Summer TOppers for Women.
Snort to y lengths tweeds and solids 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01

Street Floor, Both Stores
249 and 299 Hand Stand Mirrors
Just so! Imported hand or stand
mirrors in gold finish One face 10 ca
magnifies, other is regular mirror.
Be here early for this top value!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01
GIOUeS
Street Floor, Both Stoy

Street Floor. Both Stores
800 and $50 DOubIe.WOven
NylOn or Cotton Gloves
300 pairs Of long wearing double
woven nylon or double woven cotton
gloves in mid arm or short lengths.
Sizes to III in white ecru, black l.Sy pr.
Drown. pink or navy Not every size
in each color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01

Rugs
Third Floor. Washington:
LotCer LeUel, Arlington
Save 500! Regular 34.9S
9XI2 Holland SisaI Rugs
Reversible Holland Sisal rugs for
double wear. They're so easy to
keep clean fully washable - 49,
heavyweight to lay flat on ~
your floors. In grey, green rose
or beige.
9x15 reg. ABS -22A7 sxlO, reg. 1885 1887
6x9, reg. 1895 --997 Axe, reg. 1895 --547
3x5, reg. sos --3.47
21.95 Reversible Fibre Rugs; multicolors Of
grey, green. beige-----------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01

EWUTUCS 0HBtaH NOHkUntX
Street Floor. Washington Only
l.70 Imported Italian
Cotton Satin Prints
Drip-dry fabric that's colorfast also
soil and crease resistant In beau
tiful floral and geometric designs wn
on lovely pastel backgrounds. Deep dJC Sd'
lustre satin finish. So inches wide
An excellent selection.
08c to Les Plain and
Printed Miracle Fabrics
Nylon chiffon in 10 colors; sculp-
tured nylon prints; leno weave rayon
suiting; heavy butcher rayons; -
dacron-cottons in plain colors: sheer OSC ys'
bemberg prints nylon chiffon
prints and miracle ponges prints
50c to l.2O Printed and
Plain Cotton Remnants
Desirable lengths of the seasons
favorite textures 36-in fabrics that
are ideal for chidrens clothes for poo ID
skirts, blouses and street frocks. Be
here earlyl