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Evening star., 1952-08-30

Mrs. Medland, accompanied by
their three children, have arrived
in Washington and after the Lays
start north they will take over
their house at 1918 Williamsburg
lane.
Commodore and Mrs. Medland
will be the guests of honor at
cocktails Tuesday evening of
Commodore and Mrs. Lay who
will entertain in the headquarters
to introduce the newcomers.
Dennines to Soil
Col. and Mrs. Denning will sail
from New York September 10 for
England where he will be on duty
at the Military Hospital at lid
well. Arriving in New York Tues
day will be 1t. Col. w. R. West
Weston, who will take Col. Den
ning's post in Washington. The
new member of the British Joint
staff is accompanied by Mrs.
West Weston and their two chill
dren and they are expected to
come to Washington Immediately
after their arrival in this country.
Yemen Buffet Supper
The Yeman Charge d'Affaires,
Sayed Abdurrahman Ibn AbduS-
samed Anu-Taleb, entertained at
another of his delightfully."- infor-
NAL buffet supper parties last
evening. United States Ambassa-
dor to Saudi Arabia, Mr.. Raymond
A. Hare, who also is Minister to
Yemen and Mrs. Hare were the
guests of honor. Ambassador
and Mrs. Hare left this morn
ing for Waterford, Va. where she
will be over the week end. The
Ambassador will go on to Cald-
well, Ohio, to visit his parents
He has been in Washington fol
consultations with State Depart
ment officials and plans to re-
turn to his post in the Near East
the middle of September.
Mrs. Hare Stoying Here
Mrs. Hare will not accompany
him but will remain in this coun-
try until their son, Mr.. Raymond
A. Hare, jr., enters Harvard Uni
versity. The younger son, Paul,
will go with his mother to Saudi
Arabia to join the Ambassador
early in October.
The buffet table, as is the GUS
tom at the Yemen legation, was
laden with delicious dishes which
are favorites in that far-off coun-
try and rapidly becoming favorites
in Washington.
Other guests at the buffet sup
per last evening included chiefs
of diplomatic missions from the
other countries of the Near East,
and officials of the State Depart
ment on the desks of Saudi Arabia
and Yemen. In addition the act
ing Librarian of Congress and
Mrs. Werner w. Clapp and the
Chief of the Near East section of
the Library's reference depart
ment and Mrs. Robert F. Ogden
were there. -.
Nine. Masherah, wife of one of
the attaches. acted as hostess for
the Charge d'AffaireS.
Evening star., 1952-08-30
Miss Ruth Gibson
ENGAGED to Wed

Mrs. Ruth Baker Gibson of
Arlington announces the engage
ment of her daughter Ruth Avery
to Mr.. Donald Stoddard Van Etten
Of Highland Lake, N. Y, and VIM
ton-Salem, N. C. He is the son Of
Mrs. Stella E. Van Etten Of High
land Lake.
Miss Gibson was graduated from
the University of North Carolina
and is employed by Station WTCB
in Winston Salem as a writer. Her
f1ance is a graduate of Cornell
University and is now working for
Wake Forest College as an archi-
tect.
The marriage is planned for
December.
Evening star., 1952-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph C. WEIGH
of Arlington announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Emalea
Elizabeth. to 1t. Andrew F. Young,
jr., U. S. A. F. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Young of Glen
Burnie, Md.
The bride-elect attended the
University of Maryland where she
was a member of Kappa Delta
sorority. 1t. Young was graduated
from the University of Maryland
where he received his degree In
journalism. Prior to entering the
Air Force. he was a feature writer
for the Glen Burnie Star.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1952-08-30

Ceremony Held

Miss Evelyn Bensen, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eilert Bensen of
Oslo. Norway. was married on
August 80 to Mr.. Costa Florby,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Karlsson
of Fagelfors, Sweden. The Angus
tana Church in Washington was
the scene of the ceremony after
which a reception was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Axel KarlS-
son in Silver Spring.
The brides sister, Miss Irene
Bensen, was maid of honor and
serving Mr.. Florby as best man
was his brother, Mr.. Axel E
KarlsSon.
The couple will make Their
home in Washington.
Evening star., 1952-08-30

Miss Beverly Jean Smith and
Mr.. John William Beck were mar
ried on August 16 at the Lanham
Methodist Church, the Rev. Louis
M. Young officiating. Prince
Georges Golf and Country Club
was the scene of the reception.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Charles
Smith of Kent Village, Md, and
Mr.. Beck is the son of Mrs. Verna
Lamode Beck and the late Mr.. j..
Augustus Beck of Duboistown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beck will reside in
Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1952-08-30
-Brown-Suarex Photo.

Miss Norma Lee Cohen. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel p.
Cohen, was married recently to
Mr.. Morton Irwin Funger, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Funger of
Hyattsville. The ceremony took
place at the Adas Israel Syna-
gogue, with Rabbis Solomon H.
Metz and David Panitz and Cantor
Jacob Barkin officiating. The May
flower Chinese Room and East
Ballroom were the scene Of the
reception.
The couple went to Bermuda
and Florida on their wedding trip.
They are now residing in Silver
Spring.
Evening star., 1952-08-30
SIuttery-Hun1noersIo

The marriage Of Miss Nancy
Jane Hammersla, daughter of Mrs.
Ernest Osburn Hammersla, to Mr..
David Anthony Slattery, took
place August % at st. Francis De
Sales Church In Benedict, Md. the
Rev. Louis w. Albert officiating.
The couple will make their home
ct 5000 10th street. s
Evening star., 1952-08-30

@AeA4APAAAeAA ave We oAAAVssAs
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Lamar of
Arlington announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Joanne
Janvier, to Midshipman Robert
Vann Smoak. U. s. N. A. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry e.
Smoak Of Haines City and Tampa,
Fla.
The future bridegroom served
in the Navy from 1916 to 1949
and while in the Navy attended
the Naval Academy Preparatory
School at Bainbridge. Md. He is
a member of the class of 1858 at
the United States Naval Academy.
The wedding will take place
next June.
Evening star., 1952-08-30

The marriage Of Miss Barbara
Jean Metzger. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Robert Metzger of Pen
sacola, Fla, to Mr.. George Rob-
ert Bose, jr,, U. S. NJ, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bose, also of Pensacola,
took place August 2. The cere-
mony was performed in Calvary
Methodist Church. the Rev. John
Anson Mote, officiating. An in
formal reception followed in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hickey.
Mr.. Bose is stationed at the
Naval Receiving Station in Ana
costa and Mrs. Bose is employed
at the Pentagon. They will make
their home at 1881 Euclid street
where they have taken an apart
ment.
Evening star., 1952-08-30

Sacred Heart Church was the
scene Of the marriage August 20
of Miss Florence Linda Combs,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
B. Combs, to Mr.. Joseph Edward
Lynch, jr. The Rev. Gerald Cole
ofi1ciated, following which q re-
ception was held in the BRIDE
groom's home on Pierce Mill road
Miss Patricia Lynch was maid
of honor, while Mr.. Thomas
Joseph Combs was best man. Fol.
lowing a wedding trip to Wild
wood Beach, N. j., the couple will
make their home in Washington.
Evening star., 1952-08-30

The engagement of her daugh-
ter, Miss Fac Corrick. to Mr.. Jack
r. Spangenburg of Lewistown,
Pa, is announced by Mrs. Clara
Fossum of Bemidji, MINI. Miss
Corrick is presently employed by
the Board of Education in Wash
ington and Mr.. Spangenburg is
stationed at the Anacostia Naval
Receiving Station.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1952-08-30
ToGNe Luncheon

A luncheon win be given on
Wednesday by the wives Of the
officers Of the Naval Receiving
Station. Hostesses will be Mrs.
Gordon Keyes and Mrs. Ernest M.
Havlin Of Forest Heights, Md. Il
viii be held at Water Gate Inn.
Evening star., 1952-08-30
ROUNDUP

The Missouri State Society will
hold a roundup picnic from 4 to
10 pm. Thursday at the Meadow
brook Community House. Calico
gals and jean-clad gents will
whoop, holler. stuff themselves and
square dance" it says. lF
Evening star., 1952-08-30

Miss Maria Louisa Motto,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. An
tonic Motto, was married recent
ly to DR.. Angel de Leon Penso OF
Caracas, Venezuela. The cere-
took place at Sacred Heart Church,
Father Repetti officiating. A re-
ception was held at the home Of
the brides parents.
The couple are now residing in
Washington after a trip through
the Northern States and Canada.
Evening star., 1952-08-30
Returns Here

DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Charles
Shaw and their three children
have returned to their home in
Crestwood after a vacation in
Daytona Beach. Fla.
Evening star., 1952-08-30
Vacation at Lenupe

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Benderly Of
Summit place are spending their
vacation at Lenape Village on
Fairview Lake in Tafton, Pike
County, Pa.
Evening star., 1952-08-30
MRS. EVELYN C. BRYANT
Engaged to
Mr.. John III. DevaS.

Mrs. Raphael Leslie Croft of
Falls Church, announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Mrs.
Evelyn Croft Bryant, to Mr.. John
II. Devas of Coral Gables, Fla. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lawrence Devas Of London. Eng
land.
Evening star., 1952-12-14

fun out of life, to give you confidence. It's so
simple that it's surprising more people haven't
taken advantage of it before. It's the Arthur
Murray Party Plan, and works this way:
First, you take few private dance lessons to
prepare you for the parties to come. At these
lessons you learn the famous Arthur Murray
Magic Step to Popularity" Knowing this step
will give you new confidence almost immedi-
atey, as it is the key step to all dances. AS the
lessons progress under the skilled guidance Of
expert Arthur Murray teachers, you gain addi-
tional assurance and self-con6dence. Knowing
that you are good dancer and that people
really like to dance with you, is a real boost to
your self-esteem and tonic to your ego.
You Cain Confidence. Secondly, you
advance to an attractive ballroom right in
the studio where you take your lessons with
group of people. Actually this is more like
party than lesson, as you dance with
many different partners, learn to adapt your
self to all kinds of dancers Now is when
your real personality begins to come to life.
Evening star., 1952-12-14

Where formerly you would be in panic try
ing to make" conversation, now it comes natl-
rally, because at Arthur Murray's you all have
an interest in common. In short time you will
be delighted with your new poise and assur-
ance. The pleasant, congenial atmosphere at
Arthur Murrays the music, the dancing and
the pleasing companionship make you forget
your worries and problems, put you at ease.
CInnOrOus Evenings. ;. But the best is
yet to come the third part of the plan
the Student-Teacher Parties. What fun they
are! Managed by expert party givers, you
dance with all the instructors and pupils, too.
There are planned dances, gay novelty dances,
lots Of laughter and fun. There are never any
"wallAowers" at these parties. Now that you
know how to dance with carefree skill people
are eager to be your partner Frequently these
parties are held in the glamorous supper clubs
of leading hotels in the city, which make them
doubly gay and exciting.
That briefly is the Arthur Murray Party Plan
to make people more popular and more self
confident. And, it really works We've seen
hundreds Of shy, timid people enter our studio
and we've seen them develop into confident,
attractive personalities We've seen introverts
turn into extroverts in just few short weeks.
And, many Of our pupils have told us that
through these parties they have tripled their
number of friends.
There's an Arthur Murray Studio near your
home where the Party Plan is now in effect. Or
come to Headquarters at 1l06 Connecticut
Avenue Drop in for visit. Look in on one of
our student-teacher parties, or, take advantage
Of our free trial lesson offer. You'll be amazed
and delighted with how much you learn in that
short time! Do 1T NOW BEFORE YOU
FORCET-and regret You're always welcome
anytime from 10 AN. to 10 PM Monday
through Saturday. No appointment is neces-
sary. Just come in and say: I'D like some in
formation about dance lessons" Arthur Murray
Studios, ll06 Connecticut Avenue Washing
ton, DC. Executive 4lOO ll03 King Street,
Alexandria, Va. 934 Ellsworth Drive, Silver
Spring, Maryland. Corner of Wilson Boulevard
& Taylor ST., Arlington, Virginia.
Evening star., 1952-12-14

Psychiatrists agree. ;. that
these people are timid because they
have not developed their dormant
personalities: And, that one of the
best ways to do SO is to get out and
meet people = to get around So
cially attend parties and enjoy
the pleasant companionship of in
teresting and congenial people.
Don't WOrry... If you are one of the
many in this predicament, you will be particu-
larly glad to hear about this simple, three-fold
plan to help you be more popular, to get more
Evening star., 1952-12-14

fast happy 3Pont Plan bringing thousands Of shy
hmd people phone calls dates, fun of
life than they thought possible do the same for you
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Bedroom
Fsss.ssitt

1-$129.00 Foam Latex Mattress
With Box Spring, discontinued
style, twin size --$69.99
1-$39.5O Simmons Box Spring,
gray and white stripped ticking.
double size ----------$l9.75
1-$39.75 Englander Feather
rest Box Spring, hardwood base
frame, twin size ---.--- $19.55
1-$34.95 Simmons Box Spring,
soiled, twin size $15.49
1-$39.50 Simmons Box Spring,
twin size -------------$1S.75
1-$29.5O Box Spring, blue. white
stripped ticking, -" wide,
STATS
2-$s4.s5 Innerspring Mat
tresses, twin size ---- $19.SS
1-S31.95 Foster Innerspring
Mattress, double size ----$21.95
2-$29.5O Innerspring Mat
tresses, discontinued ticking.
twin size -- $16.99
l-S42.5O Simmons Box Spring,
soiled, double size - $3.50
1-S44.5O Simmons Box Spring.
double size ----$2 $22.25
1-$29.50 Boudoir Chair, 2-tone
combination, rose. chartreuse,
STATS
l-S23.50 Boudoir Chair, blue,
wine, soiled $12.S9
1-$23.5O Boudoir Chair, brown
and green floral design -$12.99
WaShington-Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Chrome DiIsettes

1-&121.60 Lady Arvin Dinette,
0-pc., gray, red-------S89. so
1-$121.5O Lady Arvin Dinette,
plain, yellow, 5-pc.-------$S9.50
E$S0.5A Center Extension Ar
Vim Dinettes, 6-pc., gray, red,
Z $49.25
r. 1886 Miracle Leaf, 5-pc.
white table, green chairs. $44.97
1-$94.95 Arvin Center Exten-
efon, 6-pc. yellow, green, $47.94
1-$106.95 Daystrom Extension,
large. 6-pc. Gray, red----$52.SS
1-&SS.95 Daystrom Dinette, s.
PC, II" leaf, gray, red----$44.97
1-S13S.5o Arvin Dinette, extra
large, 6-pc. Yellow table, green
cn31rD D-------------------$S0.SO
1-911l.9S Oversize Daystrom
Dinetts, 6-pc. Gray wood grain
and red d------------------$57.50
l. $685. Arvin Dinette, 10"
leaf. Green table, green chairs,
$3.50
l-See.9S Daystrom Modern Di-
netts, 6-pc. Green table, brown
chairs S----------------S4S.9A
eO-@S.95 Arvin Chrome Chairs,
red and white combination,
$5.S8 e..
g. $10.6e Daystrom Modern
Chairs, lime plastic, bronze legs,
$6.S8 en-.
s. S13.SS Daystrom Chairs,
nailhead trim. Red, silver
NJ OASAA ---------- 1000
@$1O.05 DayytrOm Chairs, red,
S6.SS
Washington-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Housewares


$3.50 Sponge Window Mops.
S9c
2-$1.59 Sponge Mops $1.OO
10-$1.69 Combination Metal
CAciVeS Sl.OU
10 - $l.98 Double Door Bread
Boxes ---------$1.O0
24-$1.O0 Refrigerator Sets, 81
PC, plastic -79c
23$5.95 bath Scales $3.50
h10-- S29.95 Adjustable Curtain
Fireplace Screens ns---------Sl9.95
&$12.75 Sanette Cans, 12-qt..
as ls----------------
R4.96 Curtain Stretchers, as
Is ------------------$1.99
6-$9.95 Barbecue Grills- $3.50
15-$3.95 Exec Open Skillets, g..
$1.s7
I$6.eo Exec Percolators, 6-cup,
$3.50
+$4.ss Ekco skillets, open, s..
SAT
1E75c, $3.50 Assorted Wear.
ever Aluminium Cooking Uten-
Blls, as Is --------37c, $2.25
$1,000 Double Door Utility
Cabinets, 64". As is-----S8.49
@$19.95 Wardrobes. AS is, S9.97
d $22.5O Wardrobes, sliding
doors. AS is Sll.25
$1,000 Single Door Utility
Cabinets, 54". As is $40
SASS Double Door Utility
Cabinets, 54". AS is---$7.47
3-$14.95 Base, Cabinets, So,
with electrical outlet. As Is, $7.47
Washington Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-09-25
SpOs.fssCeUs.

$3.50 Sweaters, assorted styles,
broken sizes, different colors,
Sass. ,$5.95 Sweaters. assorted
styles, broken sizes, different
colors. Soiled ------------$3.94
$3.50 Cotton Skirts, assorted
colors, broken sizes ------$l.A
$5.95, $S.S5 Sweaters, assorted
styles, broken sizes, soiled $4.9l
W0men's $5.95 Coat Sweaters,
V-neck or crew neck. Blue, rose,
wine, grey, black. Asst. S8-46,
Sass
$6.95 Proportioned Wool Flannel
Stacks. Short, medium, tall.
Sizes asst. 1920 ---------$4.88
Washington Second Floor
Arlington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Leather. Goods

6-$1O.50. $12.50 Black Calf
08Bb ------ QVsOO
e1-S1O.50 Navy and Tan Calf
Bag ------------ $6.95s'
1-Sl2.5O Brown Calf Bag,
as is 5000
-$10.50 Brown Br0adcloth
Bags ------------ $685.
$500. $7.95 Shoulder Strap
Bags, as is----------------$S.OOS
1-$12.50 Brown Leather Sat.
chel Bag, leather-lined- d--,$5.95s
5 Women's $5.25, $3.50 Bill
folds, Keytainef Sets = $3.50s
"Plus 300 tax
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Lamps

1-S6o.9S China Table Lamp
with double flgurines. White
matelasse shade with fringe
tr1m $Jo.VV
@$6z.50 Imported CsDi De.
monte Table Lamps, handmade
6naueS -------------.--- 4So.vv
9$29.SS 'Magilica" Imported
Italian Lamps, white shades
with braid trim, hand-painted.
S1e.o8
lS-$14.SS China Table Lamps,
1-of-a-kind. With matching
shades ------------.------3e.oo
l3-$15.0o Modern Fleee Lamps
with shades. Red, chartreuse,
green, brass spun mountines.
Sway lighting ----------9s.1o
A$5l.50 imported Bisque Yls.
urincs, white with gold trim.
White shades trimmed with
rose velvet --------------Q9o.ee
Warrington Third Nocx
Evening star., 1952-09-25
I,sfssssts' Wesss.

S9c Cotton Knit Polo Shirts.
Stripes, short sleeves. Sizes S-6,
100
Girls $s.95 Cotton Knit Pajam-
~, 2-pc. Sizes 3-S ------$2.00
BoyS $1.49 Flannel Print Sport
Shirts, size 3 --------------5O Soc
Boys. $2.49 Cotton Knit Football
Shirts. Padded shoulder, 3-6,
$l.O0
Children's S2.5s FIannelette Pa
jamas. Sizes 3, ,4------$1.59 4
$2.95 Corduroy Overalls, bib
top, suspender straps, s, 6x,
$1.50
$1.eo. s1.ss Wesl Felt, Knit
Hats, for girls ------------50c
$1.29 Flannelette 9-Pc. Pajamas,
size /, 2 ------------------50c
Little Girls $1.69. 31.So Cotton
Blouses, sizes I, 2----------50c 2
Little Boys $2.Se Cotton wash
Suits, sizes 1-3 3------------$1.00
Girls' $1.S9 Rsyon Crepe Slips,
lace, embroidery trim. Sizes I,
8 -------.----------$1.0O
35c Cotton Knit Panties. West
ern print, size 4 %------------1Oe
Warrington Floor
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Girls Wear

25-s1.6S, Sl.9s Sport Shirts,
RayOn Blouses ---------- $2.O0
25-S1.69. $1.9s Sport Shirts,
plaids, solids ----------- $50
2O-$3.99, $4.99 Solid Color Ray
ON Gabardine Skirts -----$1.69
10-S3.S9 Poplin Jackets, broken
$3.50 Wool Weskits -----$2.00
10-S29.S5, $500 Wool Suits,
solids, plaids. Sizes TIA; 10 "A,
$25.O0
es21.0o Navy Woel Spring
C08tB 8k0sVU
+S36.0O m-between Sine Wool
Plaid, Check Coats -------$25.00
3-$16.95-$l9.95 Party Dresses.
$14.0o
Washington-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Notions

2O-$4.S5 Back-Eeze Bed or
Back Rests. White canvas,
hardwood frame -----$2.59
50-19c Plastic Dress Hangers,
blue, red -10c
40-19c Metal Skirt Hangers,
So
1O-$6.9S Plastic Sewing Has
socks, green -----------$3.60
30-S1.96 Plastic Garment, Suit
0a8B -----------------
lO-$1.69 Black Handle House.
hold Shears ---------------69c
20-79c Plastic Rain Peaks,
S0-$1.0o Plastic Rain Coats,
blue, green, rose -----.-4 $50
30 prs. 35c Dress Shields, regu.
lar, crescent -----------15c Or.
Is = $1.oo spec-Bands, for
glasses -----------------
Evening star., 1952-09-25

16-s7.s5 Bromley Lace Table,
cloths, 72xfO8", boxed S4.S0
40 Seconds $3.9S Famous Make
Print. Cloths, assorted patterns.
54x54" size .S1.49
5O-S2.99 Imported Rayon, and
s1.ls.
2O0-59c, $1.l9 Famous Make
Bath Towels, .some seconds.
20x40";; 22x44" sizes ----39c-59e
6-$14.95 Imported Linen HEM
stitched Damask Sets, 64xlO4~,
IL napkins ---------------$5.95
50 - $4.98 Bleached Mattress
Covers, Sanforized, (1T residue
al shrinkage), twin size $2.95
6-S6.50 Kiddie Chenille Rugs,
24x36" size, assorted flgtlreS,
$3.50
200 Seconds s2.ss Mohawk
Sheets, 72x10e" size S2.09
100 Seconds $2.29 Cot Sine,
Sheets, 128 count Muslin. 63x99~,
$1.7s
Washington Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-09-25
NegJjgees

s0-Rayon Lounging Pajamas,
gold print tops. black trousers.
Sizes 1896 -------------- $2.29
15-$12.95, SASS Orion Robes,
Brunch Coats. Coachman style.
Misses broken sizes $500
Washington, Arlington
Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Goats

1S22.95 Cotton Suits, misses
sizes -~----- $500
1O-S39.95, $45.O0 Winter Top
pers, misses sizes ------$28.OO
1O-$59.95, $79.95 Fur-trimmed
Coats, misses, women's sizes,
$32.OO, $44.00
8-$49.95 Spring Coats and Top
pers, navy, women's sizes. $32.O0
11-$19.95, $37.95 Spring Top
Pers and Coats --------$16!O0
12-SSS.95, $49.95 Spring Wool
Suits, misses, women's sizes.
$22!0O
4-S55.00 Wool Coats, misses
sizes $50. 90
WaShington-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Lingerie

75S1.S9 Cotton Batiste Gowns,
print; broken sizes $1.59
20-$3.99 Rayon Tricot Shorty
Gowns, maize; broken sizes,
$2.3S
1O0-$3.99 Rayon Crepe Slips,
navy, black, white, pink. Misses,
women's broken sizes $2.99
75-$1.19 Cotton Slips, white:
broken sizes ---------6 $50
Washington-Second Floor
25-$1.99 Cotton Crinoline Pet
ticoats, white -------$l.OO
75-S4.99 Rayon Tricot Gowns.
sizes 34-38. Many colors, $3.50
Washington, Arlington
Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-09-25
GIOres

195-Perfs., Irregs. $1.5O, $500
Cotton, Rayon Gloves. Black,
brown, beige; broken sizes, 94c
36-$3.O0 Hand-Sewn Cotton
Gloves, novelty styles. Navy.
black, rllssett; broken sizes, ,$1.88
l5O-S1.25 Rayon Gloves, novelty
and classic styles. Brown, beige.
bright colors --------------69c
Warrington Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Major AppI Iisssices

E4lA0.9E Electric Range. de
luxe model, { burners, double
oven --------------$35O
1-&2S9.5o Electric Range, de-
luxe model. 3 burners, deep
well, roomy storage compart-
u1S11t S1SO.VV
1-&16S.O0 Gas Range, 80" flush
to-wall model, l-pc. top, heavy
Insulation -$ $125.OO
1-$99.95 Apartment Size Range,
heat control $500
1-$439.95 Refrigerator, 2-doors,
floor sample, Automatic de-
frost -S299. 90
l-$32S.95 Refrigerator, Lieu,
across-the-top freezer --$249.OO
l-$300.9S Refrigerator. 9-cu.,,
deluxe model. across-the-top
freezer, door shelves ----$239.0O
Neutrality-suspicious. Store
Evening star., 1952-09-25
HGsisdIcerchiefs

200 Mems Linen Hankies, some
with initials, soiled --------2 $50
250-29c, 35c Mems Cotton
Hankies, odd initials 6 for $l.o0
200 Women's 19c Hankies, white
linen, 1/16" hem for tatting.
s for 85c
1OO-5Oc Mems nd-emb0ssed
Initial Handkerchief, fine cot
ton for $1.OO
zoo Mems, Women's Linens,
Cottons, Swiss SheerA Prints,
40
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-09-25
SiIa,er

e$5.9S, $6.9s Sterling Silver
Vases, dented $3.99'
$500 Sterling Silver Bon bon
Dishes, dented --------. $2.49"
1880 Sterling Silver Cock.
tail Forks. Overture pattern,
S1.75s
12-$3.29 Sterling Silver Butter
Spreaders. Overture pattern,
$1.85s
12-4.12 Sterling Silver Cream
Soup Spoons. Margaret Rose
pattern S2,55s
$3.50 Chromiunn Bread Trays.
scratched $1.S9
"Plus 20% tax
Washington- Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-09-25
SOiled BIGgssIee sets

e$5.95 Beacon Blankets. 70%
wool, 25% cotton. So wool.
2S.95 Blankets 75% Yayon,
25% wool ---------------$5.90
e$10.05 Wool Blankets, 72x84",
$7.95
S$19.SS KenwOod Wool Blan-
kets, 72x9W -----------$13.99
1$1S.0S Wool Blankets, 80x90"
$11.99
&7.S5 Blankets. 65% cotton, $50
rayon, 1919 wool ---------A.99
Washington Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Stationery

6-S11.50 Stratoflame Cigarette
Lighters $5.75
S$i4.50 Stratoflame Cigarette
Lighters, colored -------$7.2O
1-$25.0O Sterling Silver Strato-
flame Cigarette Lighter, $3.50"
E$2.75 Bobble Birds -. $1.38
21-$1.0O Packages Extra Heavy
Paper Napkins, luncheon, cock
tail size e-------------------50c
"Plus 20eo tax
Washington, Arlington
Street Floors