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HOUSES UNFuRNlsHED

SILVER SPRING bungalow; attrac-
tive corner. very handy to two bus
lines; full bsmt. with h...w. heat.
Bendix. washer; fireplace in living
lease. RIPLEY q ROMER, Real
tors, 9H. 1888,
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400 NEBRASKA AVE. NV.
5 bedrms., library. recep.
hall, servants quarters: conv.
to schools and churches: good
trapsp, Call BARKLEY BROS,
MA. $3.50. Mr.. Dafoe. Mon
day through Friday.
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COLORED-5 ROOMS, utilities fur
nished; adults only; working couple
or two men: TR; 1907. 49,.
COLOKED-1-BEDRM. APT, $65
JACK FRAT. sos i4th st. NV.
Ma. 1900.
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BRAND NEW
Frederick w. BerenS, Inc.
1923 X st. n W. MA. 5005. -12
COLORED-8-ROOM HOUSE for rent;
ami, used as 8 apts., near 10th
and Mass. ave. ne. Apply 351S
10th Sun. after 2 pm.
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GEORGETOWN

HOUSE COMPLETELY REMoDELEr
AND BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
WITH ANTIQUES. SILVER ANr
LINEN. BEDROOMS. 3 BATHS.
SITTING ROOMS. DINING ROOM
MODERN KITCHEN. GARDEN AMI
GARAGE. GAS HEAT. AVAILABLE
IMMEDIATELY. 500 MONTH;
1909 QUE ST. NV. DU. 5000
WEEK ENDS nIY 6RSR
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1914 9Th Street Sc.
Nicely furnished 3-bedrm.. semide-
tached brick home; oil heat: conv
to schools. shopping and transp.;
SIG mo. Cali Mrs. Point. Monday
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
1905 H st. NV, Ma. 2345. Id
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Furnished 4-bedrm. house; lovely
grounds, available immed. for
months; $3.50. Call Monday, FRED
ERICK W. BERENS, INC, 1928
ct nj MA kQQR In
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1924 MT. VERNON BLVD
ALEXANDRIA VA

one-bedrm., liv. rm., kit. and bath
apartment; conv. to Natl. Airport
and Pentagon; $75. Call Mrs. Point,
Monday, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
110k Il ct. NV. MA. 2s45. 10
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COOP Apt. Authority Since 1920
Washington Bldg. RE. 1918 or RE.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Attractive furn, home. excel. cond.; 4
bedrmS., ga baths (bedrm. and "
bath, 1st ~. porch: 2-car gar
Prefer a least 2-vr. lease. Vacant
WALTER A. BROWN
1918 VT. Ave, MA. 1852. WI. 5134
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp
WHEATON PARK

6-rm. semidet.. cedar shingle; 6 mos
old; storm windows; Bendix, gaI
heat. storage attic. Call OWNER
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ARLINGTON

6-rm. semidet.. adj. to Ashton Heights
rent, S125 per mo. Box 141-C. Star
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SPRING VALLEY, completely air.
conditioned. attractively. furn.,
bedrms., 2 baths. lovely garden
June Is to Sept. is. EN-. 6oS7
ARLINGToN-so2 8. highland
bedrms., semidet., brk.; conv. Col.
pike bus, Navy, Pentagon, Agricul-
ture. stores, schools; $125. WI. S2SS
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2-BEDRM. redecorated home in JEFF.
C. L. HANOWELL CO.
FA 6TT7 FA T1Q2 IN
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COIORED

627 GIRARD ST. NE.
OPEN 9 TIL DARK
Row brick, 8 large rms, 2 baths
full, dry bsmt, front porch, doubl.
back porcheS; h.-w.h.; in fine cond
Large lot, gar; conv. neighborhood
near everything: owner leaving city
Priced low. Terms. Call MR.
WALDO, OW. 1878.
COLORED-WEEK- END SPECIAL
81, 500 cash down payment; 9 spa.
sio9s rooms: hardwood 1 noorS, o,,,.
In ne; owner has kept this home
in very fine condition. For your CON.
venience our office will be open tt
10 pm. Mondays through Satur'
days.
DU. 1888
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CoLORED-NR. N. CAPITOL. on
r. /. ave. Now used for profes-
stonal otlces with WITH. apt. On: On 2nd GA fa1r.
loc. Tor dentist, doctor or PVT, home.
NESWassoM. NEWS Ii. 3-2d5a : ~iS
COL0RED-I369 MERIDIAN PL.
N.W.-Semidet. brick home. g rms,
and new model bath, extra bedrm.
on .1st H.; gas heat, panneled rm.
In hsmt., many new features: va
cant. Call us to see this fine home.
PLANT q GORDON INC. 1874 PARK
I'd. NV. CO. 0s37. lie
COLORED-13th SIT large rms,
3 porches, oil heat; small down pay
ment. Jones. Ii. 3-7645, Ia. 0581.
]. e. JONES REAL ESTATE co. lis
coLORED HOME and income, 1900
suotes Sle; sth s1ss 81 nS' o st nrtsE an%n Income
800, blk. Irving st. n.w.-Brick. 2
spts., oil h.,W.h;, garass; So. 900
down. J. c. Hooks. RA. 1899 ewes.
PAUL. j MILLER. EX. 7n70.
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desirable 5-room brick Co
lonial; utmost in comfort. and econ
amy ng PIewar ssss ard osn ors
Only 9 few blocks to shopping CEN
ter. school and churches. Owner CAL
ifornia bound. S14.950 buys. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
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KENSINGTON
KENSINGTON

Lovely 3-bedrm. brk. Col: fenced lot =;
nice shrubs; especially clean home
in q desirable neiRhborhood: walk
to schools bus. churches; lge. hv.
rm.. din. rm-: full bsmt.: excel. GI
loan. Open Sun. l It'll dark. Drive
out Connecticut ave. turn left on
Prospect st. and follow arrows.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Realtors. LO. 5-2S00.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

GENERAL will pay $3.50 for unfurn.
rambler or bedrm. and bath on LIST.
A., good neighborhood Official de-
sires furn. home vic. Rosemary
Cunningham, NO. 1925. JAMES
NJ. DUNCAN, Jr., S15 King st,
Alex -l5
BRITisH COLONEL. wife, child a;
require we'll furnished home 3-4
bedrooms. in quiet area. Willing
to commute from suitable country
place (not isolatedl. Maximum
5000. Phone EN-. $40. -l5
FOREIGN NAVAL OFFICER desires
fuTn. house. NV. area; 3 or 4 bed
rooms garden or yard; max, $3.50
mo. Call week days. 8 to l pm,
co. 57O2. 16s
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COLORED
Seth ST. NE.
Row brick in new-house condition
presents living rm., family -sized
dining rm.. well-equipped kitchen,
3 cheerful bedrms. and tile bath on
End floor. Full bsmt.. gas a.-c.
heat. screened front porch. fenced
back yard. For additional infor-
nation call
A. A. CAROZZA.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc, LU. 4-0040
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''RETHESDA"

Near Public Health Center; this very
fine det. white brick home has Ice.
liv. rm. with fireplace. opening onto
screened porch. kit. din. rm. and
powder rm. on 1st a.; 2nd a. has
3 Ice. bedrms., 2 baths; large rec.
rm. and maids rm.. and bath; 10
yrs. old: only one blk. from transp.
Priced to sell Immediately. Cali
ME. ll43 until pm. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN Realtor
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MODERN
dat knnVoI0U

Two-bedrm. det. bungalow located
Md; conv. TO schools and transp.;
attrac. furnishings. Truly an ex-
ceptional value at S120 per mo.
Owner on premises. or call SHAN
NON g. LUCHS CO.. 1906 H st. NV"
MA. 2345. -16
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CoLoREp


Al PREFERRED STOCK
FIRST AND LAST OFFERING
1900 Blk. Lawrence st. NE
3-FAMILY APT.
8 r. and B. Apt, 1st Floor
RECREATION ROOM WITH BAR
3 Car Det. Brick Garage
YOU MUST SEE IT TO BELIEVE
ONLY $28, 500
Beautiful det. brick bldg, immacu-
late shape Possession OF 1st-fioor
apt, and one 2nd-fioor apt: 2 apis.
upstairs have 2 rms. kit and bath
and one is furnished. Basement Is
separate from recreation rm. and
bar, OH h.-w.h.: SIG. 600 building
and loan can be obtained. Sub
stantial cash and moderate terms.
BROKERS COOPERATION
,o,,u INVITED ,,,a
927 10th st. NV. MA. 1921
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BETTER RAMBLER

CLOSE no SILVER SPRING
New, brick; beautiful living room lex
81 with fireplace. 3 twin-sized bed
rooms, large kitchen with elee. dish
washer and disposal. real stairway
to attic, full basement with fireplace
and outside entrance, gas heat, level
lot; close to busline.
CALL MRS. DAWSON. WO. 4162
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtors 1924 14th st NV DI 3346
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OW. 5000
(ONLY ONCE

In a lifetime will you find a buy
like this. New brick rambler with
20-ft. liv. rm., sep. din. rna... break
and tile bath-all for only S1S,950!
Yes, sir! It has full basement with
toilet and outside entrance. N. Arl-
ington location. Substantial cash
needed. Shown by appointment only.
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHEp

FALLS CHURCH, va. - Detached,
rage on h-acre. lot. Must be, seen
$50. THos; J; FISHER NJ & $50 S0,'
BETHEsDaIPracsicaliy 1Psa ft; I'm new, " 2 bed
rms. L bath. full bsmt. Ayail.
Mrs. Christman. ALLIED REALTY
GS0RP;; i,I $500 ssao Wis ave. CHEVY Chase
cHGvY HGi vi cHaskLcharminr Sasag old home;
d bedrms., 2 baths. maids rm., gar.
$500 mo. to MAY: MRS. CLYDE &.
HUNTINGTON. WI 2635. OR. 1888.
BErHEsDa-Beautiful home, rms.
6smt; adults. wi. 7547 after 8 p:m.
CHAIN BRIDGE-ssoo; new calif.
rambler of 4 bedrms.,, baths; de-
hnss SIT !Sr clstiaao' kEo RS5hf kohB essn,9zi co
AkEiNGroN-liv. rm,: din din. fm.,
tssnsp, and shop; sis mo. Or.
CofEas;vnLE. CeoifGas;nLE MD. Small. 4-room
SoL;s Children, maximum. s7S.
1850 sS5 sRiS:rWooD aI;S: SSoto RID. Me-, acre across
the street from shopping center
Apply between ] and 4 pm. -l5
NEW 8 BEDRM. BRICK rambler (nr.
d, c. line n.w.). Lge. iv. rm., flrepl.,
din. rm., complete kit; full bsmt.;
gas heat. Yearly lease. $3.50 mo. L.
H. CARMICHAEL REALTY CO. sH,
sEw' ssERES a2I .fss fsPS{s5 e. s7 m1' sssh oM
ALEXANDRIA - Brand-new brick s.
bedrm, semidet., excellent location.
min. to Pentagon. JE. 3-S9lo.
WEST HYATTSvILLE-Brick bunsa-
low. large liv. rm., , bedrms.. fully
equip. kit. full bsmt, large lot; gas
heat. viii be avail Nov. |, Sl00 no.
VIII give ". lease. HARRY A.
BOSWELL, AP. III; eyes,. MI.
.Middlston; uN. s406. |l3
osaeer.s family. sfs5. cH. oSol.
NORTH ARLINGTON. Dominion Hills.
3-bedrm. all-brick Colonial, excl.
REALTY CO. CT. 1889. Ia
ALEXANDRIA-Bran brick g.
bedroom, semidet., excellent loca-
tion: s min. to Pentason. JE, s.
sal. end ST. N.w.-Available Nov. 1,
"a baths; nice yard. RA. 1891.
Z MIN. PENTAGoN
immaculate prick bungalow; 2 lge.
bedrms.. lge. equipped kit. gas
auto. heat; stairway to good stor-
age attic; nice back yard with
lovely view; "a blks. bus; SI20 mo.
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcout.J BUS.

sI8 9Th ST. s.E.-6 Z. <, and b.. ~.
IN t; M slss aoIbbERa. BE RaCsHE ME' sass. 81 si is
6 RMS, BATH, furn.: 16 acres. Just
of Route z, near Tyson's Corner
sun, FA. 1878; Mon, OW. 1858.
den dence. n Tatoma Park; suitable Tor
doctor or dentist; immed. poss.
81. 93SS; ofice, MA. 1776. --16
8605 INVERNESS, N. Chevy Chase,
Md; s bedrms., 2 baths: $3.50 per
mo. FRANK s. PHILLIPS Co,
DI. t411; eyes,, CHI. $500, Ext. 293.
LOVELY 4-bedroom, 4-bath home in
Briarcliff; $3.50 per mo. FRANK 3.
PHILLIPS CO., DI. 1411. Ewes,
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VIENNA

New 3-bedrm. brick rambler. Comb
liv.. and din. rm. Lge. kitchen. tile
bath. City water and sewer. Walk
ing distance to schools. shopping,
better for S15.750!!
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors FA. 2620.
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SUBURBAN
BRAND-NEW
SEMIDET. BRICK HOMES
HOUSES TO SHARE

IF CAREER WOMAN over 40 desires
gracious living. call EN-. 1854 re
sharing lovely Forest Hills home
with 2 others; own room, bath.
GREEN MEADOWS, MD.-wil share
nicely furnished 10-rm. house; rea-
enable WA. 30S4. -l5
ONE LADY to share with 9 others
coy 2-bedrm. house with screeLed
porch and bvely garden in N Arl-
ington. Immediately occupancy. On
bus line; refs. exchange. GIL. 1882
Sunday and evenings. -15
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HOUSES sALE-s.E. lcont.l

coIossR@siA5IE; sH s.5Reo:ssiA.5 A.5I5ES 5SWssc 5RS5WTsscHrD
Newly decorated. like new, bath for
sl each apt, prlced Ty.,,Sgs Icy foE immed, nm
ss1i Tsa bsfsan Gs MR. sr k!TSHEss 9sss sSes Tor VI
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Report of Marriage License Applications in District of Columbia

George Washington. 35, 40 New York
ave. ne, and Rheba Williams, 25, 1131
@ st. NV.
Eva Brown, %, 728 Harvard st. NV.
Arthur Henning, "a. Oak Park, H., and
Pauline Dunford. 81. 1889 Holbrook
st. ne.
Victor Galloway. %, $50 Lexington pl
ne. and Ella Scott, 20. 639 Lexington
pl ne.
Quinn Finta, "a. 1918 q st. NV, and
Frances Michna, "a. Arlington, Va.
Norman Speirs, "A, 3912 1st st. Sc, and
Shirley Purks, 1S. 1044 Barnaby terr
Sc.
Bennett Robin, %. 4701 Blagden terr
NV. and Phyllis Perlman. 10. 1901
Morse st. ne.
Eyander Crimmons, "a, 1881 MARYLAND
ave; ne and Helen Collins. 1S, 504
,obnSx 2Iss St aivs-s, n,eI T. .. and ,o.n s,ron
10, both OF Fort Myer. Va.
James Rutland. 20, Arlington, Va, and
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1851

Iporary pass from the committee
pending completion of a junior
hostess training course, or a USC
pass.
The USO passes are issued
through the USO-Jewish Welfare
Board, USO-National Catholic
Community Service, the USO-
YMCA or the USO-YWCA.
Further information about pass
les may be obtained from club di-
|rectorS or from the hospitality
committee, National 5000.
Girls who are not registered
hostesses but would like to be
may call the committee for details.
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, Anita USle, 21, 316S 18th st. NV.
Hugh Mayors, 23, 344 10th st. s.w., and
Ruth Bailey. 1S, S26 4th st. s.w.
Milton Friedlander. 81, and Naomi Seid-
man. A, both Of Baltimore, Md.
Frank Jurgensmeyer, 21, Fort Eustis. Va,
and Mary Tucker, 10. 4410 Jenifer st.
NV.
Carmelo Natoli. %, and Maria Natoli, %,
both of 1892 st. NV.
Charles Bellfield. "a. $50 Kenyon st. NV,
and Joan jolly, %, 746 Newton pl. NV.
Allen Mitchell, 81. 1915 Rhode Island ave
ne, and Jennie Smith, "a. 1923 Trini-
dad ave. ne.
Fernando Casanova. %. Bloomfield. N. j.,
and Amelia DAmico. 81. 490S Alton st.
Sc.
william McAfooes, 2S, Washington National
Airport, and Catherine Barnes. 20. 26
Galveston pl. s.w.
John Norman, FL. and Marjorie Green, 21
both of 21S Sullivan'S ct. s.w.
John Slothower. 26, Bethesda, Nd, and
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Hospitality Require
Dance Hostess Passes

Beginning September l, identi-
fication passes will be required for
admission to military buses carry
ing dance hostesses to nearby
service installations, the Armed
Services Hospitality Committee
has announced.
The young woman must have
one of three types of pass: A pho
tographic Identification card from
the hospitality committee, a tenn
Evening star., 1951-08-16

! nne Phoebus. 21, Chevy Chase, Nd.
WI Eiam Wallace, 81. Patuxent River, Md,
kad Dorothy Dawson. 20, 2131 o st. NV.
Ml cry Geliman; 21, Bethesda. Nd, and
19oba Scher. 1S. 1922 End pl. NV.
Yer non Moore. 20. and Pocahontas Powell,
~, both of 3113 18th st. NV.
MID ael Johns. 81. Baltimore, Md, and
Ca therine Vance. 25, 4915 3Oth pi. NV.
Law Eence Friedman, 80, Hyattsville. Nd.
How .rd Oswald. %, Ft Myer, Va, and
ma rgie Fairchild. 20. $40 Newcomb st.
Rus, i Il Reynolds. 25. and Dorothy Schultz.
2.s, both Of Tulsa. Okla.
CaIy IN BROOKS. 20. 213 K st. ne. and Sally
" ung 20, % New York ave. NV.
H rrell. %. 1911 st. NV.
Louis Hall. jr.. 20, New Orleans. La, and
Mh'riel Karzendorfer. 20, 910 Ritten-
htalse st. NV
Johnh Ford, 81 and jeanette Ray, 20, both
Off 1929 Carrollburg pl. s.w
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Junior Skirts,
1895 to 1895

We're 1926 to 1926
IS in group. Gobordines, flonneIs, shorkskns
and royons in we-toored classic as we'll os
dressy styles. Sizes to IS.
$50 Pes. Sportswear, l.95 to 1925
We're 3.95 to 1895
Sweaters, skirts, bathing suits, blouses and
pIoycIothes in group. Sizes 9 to IS.
20 Junior Formols, 1895 to 1895
We're $500 to 1898
Nets, orqondies and morquisettes. Boretop and
joeket style. Lovely postels and white. Sizes
9 to IS.
WGL-Junior Misses Apparel, Fourth Floor
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Report on Deaths in District

Esau Davis, 63. 759 Howard rd. Sc.
Joe Carroll. 81. 4S Hutton pl.. Annapolis
Charles Watson. so. s714 9th ST. NV.
David Thweett. 50 5000 Meade pl. ne.
Nathaniel Stradford. 40, 1746 Lang pl. ne
Robert Rogers. A. 1429 New Jersey ave
Naomi Marshall. AZ. 17os independence
4 ave. S.e.
Evelyn Dunlap. 80. 1889 Foote pl. ne.
MAYNARD Sellman, 35. 1406 Belmont st
| NV.
Samuel Henson, 21. 345 oakdale st. NV.
Infant Coleman. 2470 Ontario I'd. NV.
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From the D. c. Bureau Of vital statistics

Frank Post. 90. q. s. Soldiers Home.
Ida Sanders. SO. 1109 9th st. s.w.
Rebecca 5toneroad, SO, 560S Western ave.
Chevy Chase. Md.
Stephen Rollins. S5, 613 r st. ne.
Gertrude Schultz. "a. Clinton, Md.
Lille Buckler. S3. 5000 New Hampshir
ave. ne,
sina Freed. 81. 3sos 4th st. NV.
Willy Hunt 7S. 1928 s st. NV.
Edward Davis, II. 505 Kentucky ave. sc
Arma Smith, 81. 2915 @ st. NV.
Carroll Gallop 90. 3949 Garrison st. NV
Paul Sebastian. SO. 624 Powhatan st. NV
walter Teets. 81, West Virginia.
Jean Maarsen. 81. 1747 Galen st. Sc.
Eliza Crouch, 81, 1040 9Th st. ne.
Fannie Lewis, 7S. 724 2nd st. NV.
Robert Duckett. 76. 1905 4th st. NV.
William Chase, 73, 1925 Foote st. ne.
Henry Catlett, 70. 10 G st. NV.
Queenie Ray. 6S. HuntSVille. Nd.
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Costume Slips, las

We're 2.5U
IA in group. Classic tailored style in royon
crepe with double top, stroioht cut skirt. White,
sizes 2o-4o, 42-44. Black, sizes l2-l6.
81 Royon Crepe Slips. z.s5 We're '9s
EIostieized stropIess shirred top, navy; sizes
81 to SO.
NyIon Trieot Suit Slips, 6.45 We're S9s
Loce-trimned top and hem, bios skin, white
top black skirt. Just q in sizes 81 to 50.
WGL-Costume Slips. Third Floor
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Teen-Age Dungorees, us

W ere Z.9o
as in GROUP, Sonforized denim, residuo
shrinkooe less than | %. Sizes 10 to 10;
loh to l6h.
IS Teen-ose Skirts, 3.95 We're SSs
Group includes oII-wool and royon eobordlnes.
Solid coors, sizes 10 to TO-
80 Teen-oee Cotton BIouses, LIS
We're 2.4O to 29S
Group includes sleeveless bIouses and white
sport shirts. Teen sizes 10 and ! z only.
W6L-Teen-oee Apparel, Fourth Floor
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Scouts to Honor Hirohito

Emperor Hirohito, who lost his
Silver Wolf medal during war;
time air raid, will be issued an
lother by the British Boy Scouts.
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Save on Lovely
Summer Dresses, 3.95

We're 1925 to 1875
100 Smart summer dresses in cotton,
dotted swiss. bembers royon. jersey.
Cotton sundresses also in the group.
Excellent assortment Of misses and
women's sizes. Reduced now, when you
still won't them.
WGL-Budeet Dresses, Third Floor
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Silk Shontune BIouses, AS

We're 795
q in group. Club and roll collar styles. Rose
and lilac, sizes 81 to 38.
81 Attractive BIouses, ATS
We're 79S to 1926
Wee. SCOOP and tie neekIne styles Oreondies,
voiIes, nylons, shontunes and linens in white,
green, beige, nnoize. navy and black; sizes
81 to AZ.
81 Silk Shirts, 16.45 We're 1926
lono-sIeeved STYLES with soddle-stitch trim.
White, beige, aroy and mouve; size 81 to SO.
WGL-BIouses. Third Floor
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Junior Dresses
= .o5

We're S.95 to 1926
225 in group. Wonderful range inelud-
ing: Sunboeks, cotton pique or DENIM
with jackets or eopes. Sport Dresses in
postel broodcIoth. Sheer dark eottons in
soft styles. Bembers royon sheers, dark
grounds with white print and eollor and
cuffs.
WGL-Junior Misses Apparel,
Fourth Floor
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chiIdren's Apparel, l.35

" ere I.15 70 J.7O
800 in group. Little girls royon skirts.
bethina suits, pedoI pushers. Girls and
bows bIouses, Sweaters ond boys sun
suits. LobeIed for fobrie content. Sizes
3 TO 6x.
WGL-JuveniIe Apparel. Fourth Floor
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Underwear Reduced

were ROW
8 Cotton BroodeIoth Poiomos
with notch collar. Two-pece
style for toll girls. Prints. size
Il Reyon Crepe Shortie Gowns.
Button-front, loee-trm style
in blue. Small and medium 5.e5 3.S5
IL Rayon Crepe Gowns, en-
broidery trim styles with bias
skirts; blue, sizes "a to &c. s.o5 6.45
W6L-Underweor, Third Floor
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both Of 475 II st. s.w.
Benjamin saks, As, 141s Oak st. NV.
and Leah Marks. Al, 1925 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV.
Otto Tingen. 27. 3311 N st. NV, and
Margarita Martinez. 80, GEORGE Wash
ington Hospital
Albert Henry, 53, and Louella Logan, 81
both OF 1882 9Th st. NV.
Robert Kuntz. 90 6313 Ia4sh 18th st. NV. and
Leroy franklin, 81, and Elizabeth Van
degrift. 26. both of Huntington, Pa.
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Knit Underwear Savings

Were Now
50 kyon Treot Slips, oce
trimmed in white only. Sizes
81 to 7.95 3.35
so Cotton and Rayon Knit
Briefs in small sizes. White
and teorose- 75e 49e
20 Two-peee Short Royon JeF-
sey Pojomos. White with pink
and blue binding. Sizes "a to
So -------9---------- 2.e5 100
WGL-Knit Underwear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-16
Womenfs Pumps, 6.85

tUETE 100
as pairs lin en- Dorsey pumps in white.
black and natvy. also Spectators in blue
and white or brown and white high
or medium hlseIs.
Were Now
2l5 prs. Wom i.n's pumps,
sandoIs and lies in white,
blue and whibe, tan and 1850
white or natl AroI linen 26o5 S.S5
I45 prs. Wtsmen's eve
ming pumps and sondals .-.
Of gold thread embroid-
cred brocode r------- 1925 6.s5
WGL-New :lhoe Center, Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-16
Sports Skirts, 1.95 We're S.9s

Sports Skirts, 1.95 We're S.9s
46 in group. Assorted fabries and eoIers.
Sizes 10 to Is.
Were Now
100 Cotton Jeekets, assorted
styles. Postel coIors, sizes 10
to se5 3.z5
rs Cotton Skirts, assorted 1885
coIors and sizes------ 1895 5.75
10 Sport Dresses and Dusters.
Assorted styles, posteIs, dorks l0.o5to
and prints; assorted sizes 1875 Ats
As Cotton BIouses and BoIsros
in assorted styles and coIors. 5.00to
Sizes 10 to 18 - 8.o5 2.75
23 Sports Dresses, assorted 22.o5to
styles and fobres and Sizes $500 l4.75
WGL-sportsweor, Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-16

Under D. c. ldtD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Uait three full days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
IrreguIor NyIons, 100

II perteCf tOONId De I.03
lso pairs Of slightly iEresuIor nyIons.
Irregularities will not effect wsor OF
looks. 20 and 80 denier, 81 gauge
Troubodour nyIons in short and long
lengths. Broken size and color ossors-
ment.
W6L-Hosiery, First Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-16
Art NeedIework Reduced

ST Stomped Linen Luncheon
Cloths, cut-work design. II ass 6 1905
ore 54"x72" 40 ore 54"x54" 3.e5 l.65
I Model Linen Luncheon Cloth,
white with green cross stitch
embroidery. 5ox7O----- $3.50 $500
l3 Stemped Linen Guest
Towels, gold and pink--- 75c soc
Stamped Linen Bridge Sets,
conventional desien--- us l.S0
200 Skeins Of Bernot Argyle
Yovn, one-ounce skein, os-
sorted heather mixtures 4oc 35e
200 BolIs Baby Zephyr Yorn,
lOOoo wool, 3-ounce boil in
white, pink, blue and yellow special As
Al Skeins PennsyIvonio Dutch
Royon Rug Strips in assorted
plain colors Approximately
ounces ------l--.----- SOC zse
30 Skeins Golden Cote Dress
Yarn, 5o9o royon and 5o9o
cotton. l-ounee skein. As
sorted coIors 40c zoe
z Needlepoint Pieces, design
design ----s----r-~--- e.e5 $50
so Skeins NeedIepoint Yam.
40-yorn skein, odd dye lot,
assorted colors-- ---. lie Toe
II Cotton Repp Neck Pillows,
foam rubber filling, assorted
dark colors- 2.o5 ZOO
W6L-Art Needlework, Eighth Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-16
NeeIisees Reduced

2S Rayon houseeoats, wrop-
style, washable. Pink and yeI-
low, sizes l8 and 20 --
4 Cotton quilted weskits in blue,
green, black. Sizes 10 and II,
4 Cotton busters, lone-sleeved, in
red or green checks on white
background. Size l0----
8 Two-pieee Fayon paiomos in
solid color oquo, red or novy
with contrast piping. Broken
sizes 10, II. and l8. ---
WGL-Neelieees. Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-16

StoIes Greatly Reduced
Were Now
Cotton Lace, Fishnet, Piqus
and EyeIet in white, beige, 3.o5G q
black, navy and corol---- 4.95 1.s5
Pique with RuffIe or Fringe 2.95 g
trim, 3.95 las
WGl-Neckweor, First Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-16

Were Now
Peiomos. Short sleeve, knee
length. Solid colors Of blue,
ton, green or areY. Sonforized
Sizes A, B-----,.------ 2e5 I.sS
500 Silk or RoSon Neekties.
Colorfu ossortn,i,nt of bold 2o0to
and neat designs ------ $50 9Se
100 United Stri ns Bow Ties.
Bold and neat ptstterns-- l.5o 65s
4S pairs Mems Sports Shoes.
Nylon mesh wina tips, all ton
hondwoven plain toes and all
brown moccosin-typs pc ventilated
styles. Also ton an white wing
tips Sizes: AAAA,. 10, 1oh;
"A, 10; A, 8h, g, 10, loh,
II; B, 7h, g., 9h, loh.
M, II; c, 617, 7h, 10.
nv, II; D, 6K, to Sh, 10,
llh; E, 6h, T., -- 1925 ss5
II pairs Men. GetH Shoes. All
brown moecosini-type golf
shoes with removable spikes.
Sizes: B, 8h, 9, II; c, w,
9, e. sH5 H. WA Y; D. ,.o, 90,
WeL-The Mems, Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-16
AZ Mems Summer Suits,

14.75 We're N.5O and 1850
Rayons and y,n-eotton in cords and tick
wecves. Sizes: ifesuIors, 1898, 2/39, $40,
/4l, 2/42, 5/'i4, s/46: longs, z/37, 4/3s,
z/3s, $40. 1/fl. z/42, 3/44, 1/46.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
Misses, Women's Suits Reduced


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