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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-15
Agrees With Mitchell

Housing and farm bills are
the major vetos now in dis
agreement between the White
House and Congress. On
other pending legislation, the
President made these COM
!. He agrees fully with Labor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-15
EISENHOWER
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Continued From First Page
to reach agreement so far did
not relieve the union and in
dustry of responsibility ito
continue to bargain without
Interruption"
In urging that the Federal
Mediation and Cancellation
Service be asked to help, the
President said: II am conf
dent that with good will on
both sides of the bargaining
table agreement can be reached
without undue delay"
He emphasized at the same
time that "the American peo-
pie have a deep concern" in
the steel negotiations and
rightly expect steady prog
ress toward a just and respon-
sible settlement"
Warns On Initiation
He made it clear in response
to a news conference question
today that he believes any wage
increase for steel workers
should be tied to increased pro-
ductivity. He said any wage
increase that goes beyond pro-
ductivity increases would be
bound to have an intlationary
effect.
The President said he was
keeping in touch with the stee,
strike situation through Secre-
tary of Labor Mitchell and sew
eral experts on his staff, in
Guiding Raymond ]. Saulnier
chairman of his Council of Eco.
nomic Advisers; Don Paarlberg
his personal economic adviser
and Gerald D. Morgan. deputy
assistant to the President. He
said those men usually see hin
as a group in discussing thu
strike situation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-15
Effects Felt Quickly

Effects of the strike were felt
Immediately in other segments
of the economy. Many thou
sands of workers, mostly in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
LOST

BILLFOLD, vic Macarthur blvd. and
Que 81. Return Identification. Re-
ward. FE. 3-l44S
BLACK ANGUS STEER On, approx
325 pounds: vie. Of Centreville and
Clifton, Fairfax County: reward
LUCAS. Browning S-S95S.
BRACELET. silver chain with gold and
silver coins: NV. sect: reward. Wo.
6-l322.
BROWN ENVELOPE. I1xI5 inches, con-
tanning papers messenger gave TO q
lady By mistake n lobby OF Raleigh
Hotel Tues, March 3: reward. Con-
tact MRS ROWAN, Ma. $3.50. Ra-
leigh motel.
CAT, large. blond Persian. white chest
and paws: vic Colonial Manor Mote;,
bet. Rockville ano Bethesda; $50 re-
ward OIL. 2-9S76.
CAT. all white, long hair. female: lost
Edsal; PARK: loved family pet. Reward
male; Falls Church. JE. 2-l72l
Park; answers to Robin: reward
JU. S-942S.
DOG, German shepherd. female. {
months old: ne. TU. 2-9332.
DOG, springer spaniel, black ant
wheaton: child's pet. VIII. 2-64O6
DOG, boxer, Axe. male, s mos, Champ
sired. hashy fawn, top quality anc
personality Oh. s-Sl3S.
EARRy Nc, small, drop. cold. rose dia-
mond: vic. Dupont circle and Conn
ave, Reward Re 3-4442
ENGLISH SETTER. male. white, blue
ticking: vic. Mount Rainier. W
HyattSville. UN. 4-4051.
GERMAN SHEPHERD, tan. wearing
tan harness. d c. tag No. 4175
Reward. LA 9-2l35.
PEARL EARRINGS, kidney shaped;
diam. ring with Indian setting; hoop
shaped, gold earrtngs MA. $3.50
PUPPY. cocker. 4 mos, female, blacE
and white: vic g. Woodley. JE
S-O469
RINGS. diamond (2). engagement
ring. ] dinner ring: in Frederick Sass
Ger Hieh School Reward. MA. 1858
SUM OF MONEY. vic. Flower ave anc
Piney Branch I'd. March 5: desper
ately needed by elderly widow: re-
ward. JU 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

alton Of the large Western city
with many minority groups and
new areas Of continuing ex-
pansion but with some degree
Of legal regulation concerning
discrimination. although these
do not apply to discrimination
In housing.
atlanta offers us a chance
to look into the housing stu
alton Of a large city in the
heart Of the new South. In
Atlanta also there has been
considerable progress made In
Stun clearance and urban re-
newal. Because Of this prog
ress there is q question raised
on how much credit we can
give to the fact that Negroes
vote freely in Atlanta"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
'AU Graduate
eAwords Open

A number Of graduate honor
awards are available at Ameri-
can University for the school
year starting next September,
1t was announced yesterday.
Three basic types Of awards
are open: Grants Of various
amounts. graduate assistant
ships and loans.
Application forms may be
obtained from the graduate
deans office, 1901 F street NV,
and submitted by Monday,
March l6, with transcripts from
colleges previously attended,
two letters Of recommendation,
and a statement Of future
academic or professional plans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

had some experience with
school desegregation.
Mr.. Smiths remarks afforded
one Of the few cheerful notes
in a two-day meeting that re-
sounded with the woes and
hibulations encountered by
school officials in carrying out
the Supreme Courts school de-
cisions. Another came from
George Dempster, chairman Of
the Tennessee Advisory Com
mittee. who offered the broad
generalization that things are
improving in the South"
Neither presented any yard
stick for measuring the prog
ress now or in the future. Nor
did the conference itself, at
tended by Is school officials
from Is border and Southwest
ern States and the District ~
Columbia, undertake any an
swer to an overriding question
in the minds of many, and that
was: What pace integration?
Slow and Lab0rious
II statistics compiled preiod-
ically by the Southern Educa-
ton Reporting Service. which
has headquarters here. mean
anything at all. the pace nee
essarily win be slow and la
boriouS.
The figures revealed that in
II border and Southern States
and the District of Columbia,
the number of Negroes attend
ing inetgrated schools totals
about 14S.5o0. or a little less
than 5 per cent Of the 2,970, 344
Negro students enrolled in pub
lie schools in those political
subdivisions.
The number, If not the per-
centage, might be regarded as
an impressive indication OF
progress in desegregation since
the Supreme Courts 1854 de-
'cislon if it were not for the
fact that the total includes the
District of Columbia with 3d.
763 Negro students, Baltimore
and a few other places where
Indignation has been completed
or is well advanced.
But what cannot be over
looked is that in six Deep South
States having a total Negro
enrolment in public schools of
1.557,540 on the basis of 1857
1858 figures, not one single Ne
gro has broken the racial bar
rier to enter schools that have
been and remain all-white.
Only Discernible Break
The only discernible break at
this time in this solid phalanx
of opposition to desegregation
in the Deep South came only
recently in Florida when MAN,
school authorities announced
that a pilot Indignation pro-
gram in one school would be
undertaken this fall. Not even
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
Ulcer Problem
Concerns Reds

NEW YORK, Mar. Z (AP).-
Russians have ulcers. a lead
ing Soviet medical scientist
said today.
Ulcers and apprehension are
widespread In the Soviet Union
s. v. Anichvok, head Of the
pharmacology department OF
the Sanitary-Hygiene Medical
Institute Of Leningrad. told Q
news conference here.
DR.. Anichkov is one Of three
Soviet neurologists on q months
tour Of American research
facilities. He said his depart
ment has been concerned lately
with developing drugs to fighi
ulcers and apprehension.
Reporters asked him to CON-
pare Communist ulcers with
capitalist ones. but he said hi
had no American statistics and
could vouch only for the prev.
alence Of the affiiction ir
Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
INTERPRETIVE REPORT

a token break In the segrega-
ton barrier has been indicated
thus far in Louisiana. Missis-
sippi. Alabama. Georgia and
South Carolina.
But that is not the full pic
ture BY any means. The South
ern Education Reporting Serv.
ices statistics show that in the
II States and the District OF
Columbia. there are 437. 900 Ne
gro students in what is euphe-
mistically called "integrated
situations" But In many OF
those situations. there has been
only token indignation.
For example, $4,000 Negro
students are listed as being in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
Rights Group
Sets Hearings
BY the Associated Press

The Civil Rights Commission
will hold housing hearings in
Atlanta, Chicago and Los An
'geles in the next few months.
The commission said yester-
day the hearings were sched-
uled after 1t found information
gained from a New York hear
Ing q month ago was not suf.
ficient ito present the entire
picture Of discrimination in
housing in the Nation"
The Atlanta hearing will be
April 10. Chicago May 5. and
Los Angeles July O..
Not Drawn BY Complaints
Commission Chairman John
A Hannah said in a statement
We're not going to any OF
these cities because Of any
complaints received by us, but
because we want to understand
the housing problem In Its
many varieties.
1T really is q study rather
than an investigation. The
facts from the study. Of course,
will be included in our Anal re-
port to the President and Con-
gress. the deadline for which
is September o.
In announcing the additional
hearings. the commission said
I'VE are going into Chicago
because we would like to COM
pare the situation with that
In New York. New York has
many anti-discrimination stat
utes while Chicago does not,
It would be worthwhile to us
to compare the situations in
these two Of Americas largest
cities.
LOS Angeles presents a stu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
South Seen Progressing
In School Indignation
BY CECIL HOLLAND
Star stan Writer

NASHVILLE Tenn, Mar. You can look forward to
progress in the South. !"
The speaker NJ Mcneil Smith. chairman Of the Civil
Rights Commissions North Carolina Advisory Committee He
addressing the concluding session of the commissions con-
ference here this week with school superintendent who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
FOUND

PARAKEET. neighborhood of Chevy
Chase Club. Call OIL. 1905.
RING, small gold. West Point class,
1918, set with aquamarine: left in
sln s sbdS Fe,d. wash ar 9m; Armory
VSlue. Reward. OIL. 1886.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

"integrated situations" in North
Carolina, meaning that thii
number reside In school dis
tricts where some steps have
been taken toward desegrega.
ton. But as q matter Of fact
only about Is Negro student.
have been accepted in desegre.
gated schools In Charlotte
Greensboro and winston salem
haveing q total Negro student
enrolment Of 23,787.
2 Of 153 In Tennessee
In Tennessee. only two out
|of 1853 school districts-Nash-
vile and Clinton (Anderson
County)--have begun desegre-
cation. Twelve Negroes have
been admitted under orders Of
the Federal court In the Clin-
ton High School and in NASH
vile "a are attending the low
est grades In seven schools.
In Southwest Texas some I'M
mistakable progress has been
made in desegregation without
untoward incidents. But in the
eastern part of the State hard
ly a dent has been made in the
segregation front.
Such results may not be i'm
pressive on the surface as COM
pliance with the Supreme
Courts orders for all "delib-
crate speed" in desegregation.
But what may be deliberate
speed in Washington. for ex-
ample, and what 1t may in
North Carolina or Tennessee,
not to mention the Deep South
States, may be entirely differ
ent things.
This was recognized by most
Of the school officials who at
tended the Civil Rights Com
missions hearing here this
week. Many of them thought
that desegregation must be
gradual and must be measured
in terms Of acceptance in the
hearts and minds Of the people
rather than in numbers.
What the commission thinks
and will recommend-remains
to be seen.
Evening star., 1959-05-21
Upholstery

Third Floor, Washington; Loper Level. Arlington
1898 Printed BoucIe FibersIos Draw Droperes,
BY Kenneth, never need ironing i. . wosh ond
hong up in just minutes. 90" long in two pot
terms Of floroI and modern ern---S9 S99
s.ss SoIid-coIoE Draw Droperies. TumbIetweed
droperies bring glow of beouty to your windows,
lurn crease dyed for long lasting loveIiness !. in
BelOW. Washington Only
1898 Ready-Mods SIipeovens fos sofos only, in
ossorteo pottems ------~---- --- ----- 6.S6
ss-S.ss to 7.ss Tsffets Bedroom praperies
in assorted colors ors-------4-- z.9e
l6-3.SS and 4.es Lifebuoy Boat Cushions in
escorted eolors and potterns, waterproof vinN
plostie covered Z.7y
is-i4.ss Antique sotn covsrettss in ossorted
loo-z.ss TO 4.ss Pencils Of curtoins in toi-
lored and ruffled Styles some are soiled PoneI 6se
1888 customosie sIipeovers in assorted pot
terms and colors, sofos only
Evening star., 1959-05-21
Furniture
Fourth Floor. Washington ONLY

I--iss.oo 3-Pe. Imperial Reed Porch Group
soto ard two matching choirs CIeor finish frome,
light green scenic print cushion covers with medium
brown TRIM Full innersprino- ---------. 1900
I--227.5o 6-Pe. Imperial Reed Porch Group
SOTO and two chairs and motchino Plastic top
tobles-cocktoil, lamp and end Clear finish
frames. brown and tan foro! print. Innersprino
eushons 1900
i-24.95 Aluminium Innersprins FoIdins chaise,
combination solid green and fIoroI print cushions.
u aluminium tubing 1887
1-2s.e7 Loxy Ann Lounssrs. con be set in ony
position of comfort. ] red and blue, ! green and
yellow plostic cover ---- ----------i4.97
lass Aluminium InneFsprins choise, 5-posi-
ton beck, modern leof plostic cover. !" oIuninum
tubing trome --------------------
lass ~" Aluminium Umbrella TebIe, 1897
s-e.ss Modern peIte Sling choirs, wrought
Iron tromes, supported plostic slipcovers in oqud
pink ono Wnite. eo.- 6.S9
i--77.sS Bunting. Metal 3-SeGt Glider, yellow
with white trim. As
s-4.s9 Basket Chairs, wrought iron boses, os is.
GO. -------------------
1855 Posado Umbrella, 5-ft yellow viny with
block fringe, fIoroI print under cover, lift tilt
eronk -------------------- 54.SI
i-i5.s5 ~" White Enamel Umbrella Table.
1897
i-Iz.s5 IS" White EnamsI Umbrella Table. s.S7
Evening star., 1959-05-21
BOySiCeGr
Va Price and Less
Second Floor, WashingtOn OnIy

DeCuH0 fSOOfs " u&UdUktOB Ohty
s4-6se Irregular White Cotton Tee Shirts, sizes
$3.50 Wash and Weer Orion and NyIon Sum
meE Stacks, sizes to l.ss
2 studenss' s.sS WsIkins Shorts, sizes 30, 81
Wdist 90
$3.50 Dseron and Gotten Wssh and Wear
Summer Slseks. sizes 2S to 81 waist in group, 4.Ss
$3.50 Wssh and Wear DseFon end Cotton
Summer Stacks. sizes 26 to 81 waist in group 4.49
l2-2.ss Wash and Wear Polished Gotten slseks.
broken sizes ---------- Lac
ss-l.6s Lons-sIesvs Turtle Neck Knit Shirts,
broken sizes ----------------59 59e
ls-I.se Cotton Swim Trunks, broken sizes, 5ee
$50 White Long Pents Suits, size 6 - 4.4s
3s-S5e Cotton BFosdelcth UndeEshoFts, broken
S-s.sS Reversible PIsid Jssksts, sizes 8, 10, Y.
5-I7.s9 Rsyon ond Aestots Striped Sport Goats.
sizes {, asS, 10, ll---;s.4s
4-i6.Ss Royen and Aeststs Striped Sport coots.
l2-z.ss White Duck sIoeks. size lo-----i.4s
BeIOtO. Arlington Only
,1-7.sS UnIined Wool csrdisan Joekets. sizes
$50 DserOn and Reyon Wssh and wser Sum-
meF Sloeks, broken sizes 4.49
$50 Washable Summer sIoek', broken sizes,
zI-7se White Cotton Tee Shirts, size g. 3ee
4S-sse White Cotton Tee Shirts. broken sizes,
44e
l2--4.sS unInsd WeshsbIs csrdsan Juekets,
broken sizes 2.44
1859 unined WeshebIs cardsam Jaekets,
Droken sizes -----4---~ ------ Z.ST
1850 Fomous-Meke DoubIe-Knee Husky
Jeans, sizes 34 50 woist
I1.os.ss wsshsbIs coston Frontier sIseks, sizes
9e-z.sS LoBs-Sleevs Knit Shirts, sizes Is and
Evening star., 1959-05-21
Doytime Dresses
End Floor. Both Stores

s.S9 Sleeveless cottons-broken size ronoe for
misses and half sizes --- 90
s.SS Cotfon Rouse Dresses-rnisses won1en's ond
noif sizes, button or zipper-front dresses .i.s9
S.ss-S.sS DFesses-cottons and royons; broken
SIZE range for misses 400
Evening star., 1959-05-21
NecIcsceGr, SpOrtsacear
fBeIool SReet Floor. WasEingtOn OnIy

(BeIOW) Street Floor, Washington Only
i5o-i.ss, z.99 SempIe NseLwser White pique
or nyIon nnony styles in colors short films 100
i2o-i.oo Cotton Clip csps. Prints lined in white.
6se
z5o-3.so BOuses. Cotton, royon and silk, cop
or short sleeves Solid eoors. prints, sizes 32-38.
z.sS
1850 Skirts. linen-look royon sheath, un-
pressed pleoted eottons, prints and solids in group
(BelOtC) Budgef Sportspear,
Street Floor. Both Stores
500 NyIon StoIes, Orion jackets, long white knit
nylon stoIes with deep fringe White bulky-knit
Orion jacket, white ocean pearl buttons, sizes IA
and L------------- 3.e9
Evening star., 1959-05-21
Linens and DO1nestics
Street Floor. Both Stores

Street Floor. Both Stores
$7.ss Seruntoa Lace Cloths. The kind OF cloth
you've always wonted at price you con offord.
Spun royon and docron blend Stoinproof finish.
spots simply sponge off. Available in ivory only
tGSO-ln. 800
BeloC, Washington Only
$40 Cannon seoIIoped Sheets. 72xlos-in Common
white eombsPun sheets. Finished with embroidered
liloe seoIlop All first quality, Pockooed for oift
giving. ------------- 2.33
Seconds Of 2.es to s.ss Cotton Seoster Ruo,. A
:peciol purchase Of assorted quality scotter ruos
Vorlous sizes and patterns. Ideal for bedrooms,
oens or both. Limited quantities. Shop eorIy i.ss
+lz.sS Goblin creft Aerlon Rugs. 27x4s, s.ee
A6.ss cebin cluft AeriIon Rugs, 24-in. 3D., 2.ee
i-s.SS Cabin Croft AeriIon Rug, 2lx5e in, s.ee
4z-s.ss Tsnn-Tut Contour Style Rugs,
for 800
$40 Demesk Napkins. royon and cotton. poz., soc
Evening star., 1959-05-21
Lingerie, VI Price
NOW I.QQ . 2.q7

3.ee-5.ee FAMOUS MAKE LINGERIE. Slips
woltz or long gowns, baby doll polomos in
group. NyIon and no-iron cotton blends or
cotton plisse. Broken sizes range and
assorted coIors.
Evening star., 1959-05-21
10000 Books
q '.. 100

Over two thousand copies-PubIishers
clearance Of odd titles Mony publishers and
outhors, mony elossitieotions. Non fiction.
zSe ee.
Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1959-05-21
SiIres.al,Gre
Street Floor. Washington Only

Street Floor, Washington Only
I-l5.oo Slvsrplsted Serving TFoy------7.5o'
$3.50 SiIverpIoted Glass Lined Ice Buckets,
slightly scrotched so"
s-lz.50 Sterling Tablespoons. Southwind Pot
tern, 6 plain, 2 pierced SIS
4-I5.oo Serving Pieces, Sterling Southwind pat
term ! gravy lodle, berry spoon, pie server,
cold meot
'PIus Tar
Evening star., 1959-05-21
Infants to Teens WeGr.
fBeLotr) Infants, Children's;
9TH Floor, Washington; End, arlington

FbeIOD InJdnIs LHHdFeHS;
9TH Floor, " WdShiHgfOn; End, arlington
"a Boys. Girls 4.ss. s.ss Joeksts. Lightweight,
lined; sizes SO 800
80 Little Girls 3.ss, 4.ss Straw Hots. Broken os-
sortment 2.9S
sizes 4, 1.z9
20 Girls 800 Cotton Dresses. Sizes Box Special,
500
35-7se Cotton Knit Polo Shirts. Short-seeved;
poste coIors; sizes and 2---5oe
(BeLOro) Girls, PreTeenS,
4th Floor, Washington; End, arlington
10 Pre-Teens' Ioes-I2.s9 Dresses 80 500
20 Girls 3.99 Orion cordisen SweoteFs 49, $50
s Pree-Teen 7.99 10 1899 Dresses, Jumpers, ZOO
40 Girls 2.sS-3.99 Cotton BIouses, Sport Shirts,
I.50
Evening star., 1959-05-21
Nursery Furniture
Washington Only

i-34ss Crib, double drop side, adjustable spring.
wox birch; floor somple- Z4.SS
1888 Crib. double drop side, adjustable spring,
wox birch; floor somple- 1889
i-Iz.ss Crib MsttFsss, innersprino, tufted, torn,
6.os
l-l3.ss Crib Mstsress, hair block, tcrn----7.ss
I-4s.ss Chest, drawers, white
I-zs.5o BOedIe Buggy Iift-out body, grey, bent
"heei ----->--------------- 1879
I-zz.ss Doodle Buggy, Iift-out body, grey; floor
soHP'e iS.SS
I-24.ss Thsysr Gft-out corrioss, blue; floor
z-li.ss Bassinettes with hood, extra large, s.s9
l-s.9s Car Bed with pad, folds to make cor scot;
Hoor somple- ple----------------- 5.SS
l-is.ss Play Yard, step fold; floor sompIs. 1899
LASS Play Yards. floor sompIes s----s.ss
I-e.ss costumsr Horse, white and blue; floor
soWphs -------------------- -SsSS
2-l5.ss StFoIIsrs. reclining beck and canopy,
Evening star., 1959-05-21
Notions
Street Floor, Both Stores
Sz.es METAL SHOE RACKS

Tubular steel frome tipped feet to keep floor from
norrne Styled for ladies' or mems shoes Holds 9
and poirs. I.9S
Evening star., 1959-05-21

2nd Floor. Both Stores

Io.es-i4.ss Dresses. Cottons and royons; ,sheoths
or full skirts; assorted coors and sizes lis, 5.sS
6.99 PedaI Pushers. Cotton, dark coIors; sizes s.
-. - - - - - = Ss&A
$500 coekteiI Dresses. Full skirts; sizes 7-l5,
I7.10
Evening star., 1959-05-21
Found dastiOllS
2nd Floor. Washington Only

zHu FTOOF, uSHHgtOH UHty
50-Iz.s5 Famous- -Maks Black GirdIsS. EIostic,
front toon closing, sizes 25-32----------2.ss
1855 TO 1880 Discontinued TeseIettes.
White or block, broken size range
IS-I5.95 to 22.s5 Discontinued Black StrapIess
coneIettes Sizes 38-4l -----------9.Ss
1855 10 1000 Discontinued GiTdIes. ToIon
closing, broken size ronoe- oe--------------4.sS
Evening star., 1959-05-21

Mems Furnishings
Mems 500 Fomous Make Wallets
Top groin eowhide, famous moke. q fAm PIUs
Removable pass eose. ueOV Tex
Mems 39e Linen Hondkerchiefs
Irish linen hondkerchiefs, full cut Low aye
price. &A
(BeIOWl Washington Only
Mems 2.99 Dress Shirts
Fomous- dress shirts in o large
assortment Of collar styles. Mostly 0A
whites. Broken sizes.
Mems 400 to 5.95 PIoy Shorts
Quolity play shorts in various patterns a AM
and colors. Broken sizes in group. Ae12
Evening star., 1959-05-21

Misses sizes 1918 and womens sizes
l4h-22h in the assorted collection 4 az
OF styles and fobries; full skirts or UsZz
sheoths.
Budget Dress Shop, End Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1959-05-21

fBeIotU) Street Floor indies. Washington Only
loo-z.ss and 3.ss Cotton SIeepweor. Gowns,
sleep eoots, boby doll poomos. Broken ossor-
nnent for 500
1855 Eemous- Brond Nylon Gowns. Broken size
range
1853 Fsmous-BFond NyIon Slips. Broken size
tdHSe = : = : : = - S SsSSs
l.S9
(BeloW) Street Floor indies, Both Stores
7ee Royen Trieot Briefs White or pink; sizes 5-8,
zfor 100
z.S9 Drip-DEy Cotton Lingerie, slips and gowns,
sizes 5248; petticoots. boby doll poionnos. S, N
or L. Slips and pettlcoots in white; boby dolls in
prints. Loee and embroidery trims
Evening star., 1959-05-21
$3.50 Drip-Dry busters

Cotton busters and brunch coots;
broken size ronoe for misses and "a 00
women. AeAA
(BeIotO) Lingerie, 2Hd Floor, Washington Only
1888 Reyon Teffets Slips. Sheoth style; loee
trim; broken size ronoe e---i.00
$3.50 Short Shift Gowns. Fomous moke, no.
iron cotton botiste. Broken size ronoe- 100
54-S.9S NyIon Trieot Long Gowns. Pleoted
bodice, Ioce trim, small sizes only y--------l.99
(BeIotUJ Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, arlington
Evening star., 1959-05-21
ZOO siIverpIoted Serving Pieces

Rogers triple plotted pieces
orovy Iodes, postry servers cold Gar
meet forks, berry spoons. Dis "
continued potterns
Evening star., 1959-05-21
Robes. Lingerie

(BeloaU) Robes, End Floor. Washington Only
5-I2.ss Lounge Psiomss Quilted loekst. block
socks; misses sizes 500
4-5.9e FIenneIette Robes
$500 Lounge Peiamas. White royon jacket,
black velvet socks- 1000
Evening star., 1959-05-21

Imported cut cnstol stemwore in the borboo pat
tern. Toll, eroceful shope, ideol for gifts or your
own use, ot this speeiol close out price. Gobets,
sherberts, wines and cocktails.
Evening star., 1959-05-21
ARLINGTON zS|s7s', ;I3IZ3 NO y s|as.l:'::
speeieuI pUreIhuse
2.o5 to SOS
Fomous-Moke Irreg.
Short Sleeve Sport Shirts
1.oo 60.

Wash 6 Wear eombed botste, American Fuii,
wash and wear assorted patterns, short sleeve shirt
Joe, button down pulIover shin, button down Ivy.
wash g wear modross. And many more! Every shirt
is real buy ot this low price. S, N. l.
Street Floor, Both Stores