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Evening star., 1952-06-29
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HiqhIiqhts

1890, WARL-Jewish Hour: Mai.
Gen. Harry Vaughn is guest.
1880, WMAL - College Choirs:
The billiard University Choir of
New Orleans is heard.
1850, WASH-Northwestern Uni
versity Reviewing Stand: "The
Woman Voter" is discussed.
11:35, WTOP - Invitation to
Learning: Turgenev's "A Sports
mans Sketches" Is discussed by
Frank O'Connor and Walter Cohen.
1889, WRC-University of Chi
cago Roundtable: Human Rights
and Communist Subversion in the
United States" is discussed.
1880. WEAM-Baseball: Boston VS..
Brooklyn.
2:05. WWDC-Baseball: Washing
ton VS.. New York in a double
header.
1880, String serenade
Richard Rodgers Is interviewed.
500, WRC-Hollywood Star Play
house: Gloria Grahame stars in
Real as Death"
$3.50, WMAL-Here Comes the
Band: The Royal Band of the
Grenadier Guards Of Holland is
heard.
$3.50, WCFM-The Young and
Ancient Men: C. p. Shows chroni-
Gle of the Pilgrim Fathers is pre-
sented.
1880. WGMS-Guest Artist: Vivian
MacMahill plays music of Schu-
mann.
1880, WEAM - Crusade Against
Crime: Claude B. Cooper, Tax En-
forcement Chief, is guest.
$3.50, WTOP - Playhouse: John
Ragin Of Carnegie co-stars with
Miriam Hopkins in "Kitty Doone. ="
$3.50, WRC-Best Plays: Anne
Burr and John Sylvester star in
1.-The Hasty Heart"
800, WEAM-Meet Your Con-
gress: price and Wage Controls
are discussed.
500, WTOP-Screen Guild Thea
ter: Irene Dunno and Macdonald
Carey have the leading roles in
l"Over 21."
$3.50. WRC-Hats in the Ring:
Senator Richard B. Russell is guest
$3.50, WOL-Georgetown Univer-
sity Forum: Union Now-NATO's
Next Step" is discussed.
$3.50, WTOP - Inner Sanctum
Agnes Moorhead stars in Terror
by Night"
1890, WRC-Meet the Press: SEN
ator Robert A. Taft is guest.
1900. WWDC-District Round
table: Should the District Govern
ment Expand It's Health Services?'
1880, WRC-American Forum oil
the Air: why My Candidate
Should Be Nominated" is discussed
by Grace Tully, Kathryn Stone
Ruth Mccormick Tankersley and
Mrs. Oswald B. Lord.
11:0O. WWDC-Chicago Theate1
of the Air: Nancy Carr is featured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15

Eight Exciting New Shades
See these new Fashion. Right coLOR.FAsT shades
at your favorite drug or cosmetic counter
Party Pink CHEEKY Cherry
atopeiy rose-pink pure deep-red
Golden Flame Red, Red Rose
brilliant orange red filli.toned rose red
Wild Orchid Clearly Red
light fuchsia brilliant clear red
Coral Spray Brighter Red
adeiic1te pink.cor0i sparkling medium red
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
fl323
in Fashion,

COX in elmost any mems clothes
I'm closet. end you'll find Q rock
Of neekties which he psobobly never
weors but cent bring himself 70 dis
cord. They've accumulated through
years Of Chsistmoses ond birthdays.
end just hong there stssins him in
the feee.
A clever wife con seve the situe-
tion and sposk W her own word
robe BY odeptins the ties TO her
own use. Besides. she con selve
her own ego IL some Of the neekwees
she hos lovingly presented TO hubby
hos never been used. Pictured here
ore only few OF the knotty and
notify possibilities.
Broided ties used as q belt, O
British ideo soinine fovor here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15

Now your lips look lovely longer feel good too. Max
Factor has patented entirely different way Of making lip
stick the exclusive ColorFast process Your lips don't
dry OUT stay caressng SOFT because this process brings
you TIMES much lanon in pstick that stays
onger* than any ndelibe lpstick And coLoR-FAsr lip
stick looks smoother goes easily too For lips that
look lovely longer yet stay soft velvet get Max Factors
new Color.F Fast Lipstick today.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
'Iyerson Cites Contributions
Point Four Nations Make
BY the Assoeiated Press

MIAMI, Fla, Aug. 21.-Latin
American nations are contributing
three times as much as the United
States to their Point Four Pro-
gram, Kenneth r. Iverson, presi-
dent of the Institute of Inter-
American Affairs, Washington,
said today.
He told the second annual
meeting Of the Chamber of Gem
merce Of the Americas that:
1.-THE problem of finding ade-
quate food and work for people
is a job which private business
is solving with the governments
involved. This is a. direct re-
versal of the situation 10 years
ago when the program was started
by the Nelson Rockefeller organ
ization. Then virtually all funds
came from the United States"
Mr.. Iverson said 600 technicians
from the United States were work.
ing with $4,000 Latin Americans
to help carry on 5000 projects of
the Point Four program to i'm
prove the lot of people in the
lower half of the Western Hemi-
sphere.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Mems Leisure Jackets, 4.99
Woro 900
We're 9.99

Is in group. Royon cord button styles in
brown. blue. sroy. Not oil sizes in all
eolors. Small to large. % ..
oble, four pockets, elastic wost, Upper
closure. Were 498. Now
IS Summer Sloeks, royon cords in solid
colors and washable cottons in checks
and pIoids. Sizes 29 to SO but not all
styles in all sizes. Were 3.29 to $50.
IS Royon sioeks in solids, checks ond
pIoids. Browns, blues. tons. Not all styles
or eoIors in oil sizes, 2e to 40. Were
4.oo. Now 3.49
IS Gabordine Joekets. reprocessed wool,
wool interlinine. Groy, navy, brown.
Small sizes only. Were ee9. Now 800
10 Cotton BroodeIoth Pojomes. Sonfor-
ized tshrinks less than 20. Size A
only. Coot and MILDLY style. Were 395.
Now 40
40 Wit Beord Softner, 4-ounce bottle.
Were ! 90. Now 25e
so Belts, elastic. Ieother Summer styles,
not all sizes in oil styles. Were l.5o to
500. Now Toe TO ZOO
100 Initial Belt Buckles. plain and
foncy, not oil intioIs in every style.
FederoI tox where applicable. Were ZOO
to $50. Now 75e TO ZOO
20 Summer Air Weave Shirts, long
sleeve. White Sonforized (shrinks less
than ] % cotton, spreod collar. Sizes
IA to l4h only. Were ! 80. Now. 99e
Royon Summer coots in brown, oroy,
blue. Not every style in every color.
Sizes SO to 40 long. Were 8.o5 to
1895. Now to 1925
MEMS FURNISHINGS,
Down StoKs Store. Moin Building
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Princess Margaret
Picnics on Moors
On 22d Birthday
BY the Associated Press

BALMORAL, Scotland, Aug.
21.-Princess Margaret is % to-
day-and like many another Brit
ish little sister. she's spending her
birthday quietly with the family.
The petite Princess. one OF the
Igayest leaders of London's smart
set until the death Of her father,
King George VI, earlier this year,
donned tweeds and sensible low
Iheeled shoes to picnic on the
grouse moors near here.
Queen Elizabeth II, the Duke
Iof Edinburgh and Queen Mother
Elizabeth were to be there, to-
Igether with friends of the royal
family. A small family birthday
party was to be held tonight in
draughty Balmoral Castle but no
official celebrations were planned.
Royal birthdays are regarded
Jas strictly private affairs and
little fuss is made about them in
British newspapers.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Rokossovsky Que||s
Polish Army Revolt

FRANKFORT, Aug. 81 (NANA-
Kemnews) Marshal Konstantin
Rokossovsky. Russian war hero
now in command of the Polish
army, has ruthlessly crushed a
revolt of Polish generals who
plotted to free the Polish army
from Russian domination.
American intelligence sources
said here that demonstrations
and uprisings throughout the
Polish army against Russian "ad-
visers" holding key commands
were planned.
Uprisings in the Polish armed
forces were planned to synchro-
nize with demonstrations and
sabotage in industrial centers,
where hostility to Russia is
strongest. The plot was discovered
in the nick of time and 10 Polish
generals were shot.
The abortive army revolt cli-
NAKED a growing tide of indus
trial sabotage. local disorders and
demonstrations against Russian
supply line troops" and anti
Russian ae 'tation throughout the
country.
Polish partisans have stepped
vp their attacks on Russian
communications. derailing whole
trains and lcoting freight cars
loaded with Red army supplies
and reparations goods from East
ern Germany.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Boys Clothing Reduced

II Reversible Joekets, wool plod and
eroy cotton eobordine. Sizes 6, 8, 10.
Were 500. Now 5.85
4 Junior Snow Suits. reprocessed wool,
pIoid trim. Size 4. Were l4.o5. Now,
3.85
81 Fomous make Joekets, royon with
wool lining Woter. repeIlent Navy,
brown, green, ton, maroon. Sizes s and
8, IL to 20. Were 2.95 to l4.95. Now,
6.S5
13 Junior Joekets, royon lined Elostic-
bottom, slosh pockets. Blue and tan. Sizes
6 to II. Were 8oS. Now
] Students Suits, fancy weoves. solid
shades of brown. Sizes "a. 35 and 81.
Were 1895. Now 1855
5 Coot and SIoek Sets, tan ooot with con-
trostine- slooks. Sizes II, l3. u. Were
1926. Now l085
8 Junior Leisure Suits, all royon, con-
trostine coIors. Brown and eroy. Size
8. Were $500. Now
IS Suits. 500 royon, 4ooo wool or oil
royon Fancy weoves and solid coIors.
Sizes 6, 7, 8, II. l3. lS. 20. Were
Is 90. Now SIS
IA Summer Weight Suits, IobeIed as to
fobre content. Ton ond blue. Sizes s
to |. Were l4,e5. Now
II Junior Sports coots, wool, In rust,
green, navy, ton and wine. Sizes 6. 8,
9, H. Were 1925. Now----2.s5
8 Cadet Sorts coots. wool, in blue, green,
brown. Sizes II, IS, Is. Were 1926.
Now --------------- -l0.S5
IA Royon Suits in eroy, blue. ton. brown.
Sizes 8 to IL. IA, IS, ~, le. Were
ZZ.5O. Now 1885
5 Husky Cadet Sports cooss. fancy
weoves, brown and blue. Sizes ~, IS,
l9, 20. Were 1895. Now -lo.sS
7 Husky codet Suits. royon. Ton and
eroy. Sizes II. l3. IS. 10. l9, 20.
Were 27.5O. Now l4.85
rs Suits, fancy weoves and solids in
brown or blue Sizes 6 to II IA, IS, l6.
Were 1900 and 1895. Now - l0.S5
rs Lonsie Suits. white cotton oobordine.
Sizes a, s, 8, Il. Were $50. Now, 2.SS
10 Junior Sports coots. blozer stripe.
white and blue. Sizes to II. Were
- Junior Sports coots. royon cord, ton
or blue. Sizes to Z. Were 3.9e and
BOYS APPAREL, Down stoirs Store.
Main Building
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Both Train Crews Blamed
In Hanover Crash Fatal 10 !
BY the Associated Press

GETTYSBURG. Pa, Aug. 21.-
The crews of both trains were to
blame in a Western Maryland
train wreck at Hanover, Pa.
August 13, an Adams County colo-
ner's jury has decided. Two crew.
men were killed in the crash.
The jury said in its verdict last
night that neither of the train
crews had fully observed safety
regulations.
Engineer E. d. Chaffin and Fire
man I. E. Craft, both of Hanover,
were crushed inside their diesel
engine as it rammed the gondola
of standing freight train.
The jury said the crew Of the
stopped freight train had failed
to properly protect its rear, while
the diesel crew failed to exercise
proper caution in trailing closely
behind the other train.
No criminal action is pending
DR.. c. G. Crist, Adams County
coroner, said. However, I. B
Chambers, HagerStown, Md.
trainmaster for the Western
Maryland, said disciplinary action
will be taken by the company.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Prince Georges Backers
of Stevenson Organize

More than so persons turned
out last night at Hyattsville for
the organization of the Prince
Georges County Stevenson-Spark-
man Club.
The group met in the law Of
fees of Walter L. Green, 1903
Baltimore boulevard. In quick
action they adopted constitution
and bylaws and elected Mr..
Green as their temporary chair
man.
Other temporary officers named
were Miss Betty Tayman. Chew
erly, secretary, and Herbert
Reichelt, Harry Boswell and Doro-
thy Zundell. members of the Pro-
gram Committee. j. Robert Sher-
wood was named chairman of a
16-man Nominating Committee.
The club will hold it's next
meeting at $3.50 pm. Monday at
the County Service Building IN
Hyattsville. The speaker will be
r. Lee Van Horn.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
New Austrian Law
Protested 10 Truman
BY The Associated Press

Jacob Blaustein, Baltimore oil
executive and president of the
American Jewish Coramittee, con-
ferred with President Truman
yesterday at the White House.
Mr.. Blaustein said he discussed
particularly with the President
the set of "Neo-NaZi laws enacted
in Austria last month";" which
already have drawn protests from
Jewish organizations.
Our State Department issued
a denunciation of these laws, but
I personally would like to see
them vetoed by our occupation
authorities unless they are with
drawn" he said.
He did not give President Tru-
mans reaction to this suggestion
but simply said the President was
interested in the problem.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Grunewa|d Again Fails
ToAnswer Subpoena
In Brooklyn Inquiry
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Henry
Grunewald. the silent witness
in Washington probes into tax
scandals. failed again yesterday
to answer a subpoena calling him
before a Brooklyn Federal grand
jury investigating corruption here.
Grunewald's attorney. Sidney o,
Raphael. agreed to bring Grune-
wald to a Brooklyn courtroom next
Tuesday, however.
Mr.. Raphael placed on the wit
ness stand DR.. John j. Curry, a
Washington heart specialist, who
testified that he had been treating
Grunewald for a heart aiment for
the past nine to IL months.
At present, said DR.. Curry, ii
would be too much of a mental
strain" for Grunewald to appear
as witness. He added, however,
that Grunewald was capable of
travelling to Brooklyn.
Judge Matthew B. Abruzzo said:
II want to see this man in the
courtroom and decide myself
whether the strain of testifying
Is too much for him."
Grunewald has been referred to
by other witnesses at House COM
mittee hearings as "the Dutch
man." House committee investi-
gators said they met a wall of
silence" when they questioned
him about internal revenue ac-
tivities. He was cited for con-
tempt of Congress anC the case
still is pending.
The Brooklyn Federal grand
jury was impaneled recently to
investigate rackets and corruption
IN the New York area.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Missing Cornerstone
Delays Ceremony
Ry the Associeted Press

SPOKANE, Wash, Aug. 21.-
Lost: One 30-ton carload of
granite, including the cornerstone
for your new bank building"
That's the message officials OF
the Fidelity Savings and Loan AS
sociation had for its $4,000 mem
ber-owners today.
The associations new building
was under construction, the in
vitations were mailed to all mem
bers for the ceremony, scheduled
today. But the cornerstone is miss
ing. The stone, and the rest OF
the carload of granite started west
from Minnesota more than q
month ago.
Fidelity officials believe they've
located the missing stone on 9
railway siding at Havre, Mont
Now all they've got to do is sign
address and mail $4,000 new in
vitations to the formal stone.
laying ceremony.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Five Dead in New York
Of Poison Cocktails
By the Associated Press

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, Aug.
22.-An overdose of cocktails made
of shellac thinner and sherry has
caused the deaths of five men here
since Monday, a Niagara County
coroner reports.
James w. Heary said yester-
day that agents of the United
States Food and Drug Admins
tration had been called in to in
vestigate the possibilities of mar
cotic peddling in connection with
the deaths.
Mr.. Heary said one man had ad-
mitted before he died that he had
taken some kind of pills along
with the IS and S" cocktail.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Women's Wedges, 2.99

500 poirs in the group. Leather Or suede
wedges in sizes 4 to 9. Medium widths.
Specially priced.
100 poirs Fomous Nome Summer Shoes.
were 6.o5 to 8.o5. Now 3.99
100 pairs Fomous Nome SompIe Shoes,
size 4B only. Were 9.e5 and 1925. Now,
5.95
WOMEN SHOES, Down Stoirs Store, Main
Building also Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Fabrics Greatly Reduced

Just look at these unbelievable prices
on much wanted fobries for foil. Stock
up now for future sewing needs. Meny
others not listed.
As yords Heovy Royon sherkskin, IS
inches wide. white and beige only. Was
CSC yord. Now. yard -. -----5 58e
26l yords Spun Royon Suitins. SO inches
wide. Full color range. Was soc yord.
Now. yord 39e
200 yards Wool Jersey in kelly green,
black, oroy, navy ond others. Was 2e5
yord. Now, yard l.95
200 yards Cotton Loee in variety Of
potterns. Light blue, white. pink, beige,
orchid, navy. Was $50 yard. Now,
INEXPENSIVE FABRICS,
Down Stoirs Store, North Building
Evening star., 1952-08-21

PROXY BRIDE-Mrs. Grace
Hampton Stewart of 1712
Rhode Island avenue NV. was
married by proxy today to
Army Maj. Kermit G. Stewart,
who is stationed in Tokyo. The
ceremony was performed by
Judge Andrew Howard in his
Municipal Court chambers.
Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Millinery at Savings
Summer GirdIes and
Foundations, 8. Is
We're 500 to 8.95

IS in group. Cotton foundations with
inner belt. Sizes 81 to 36. 40. Al.
Girdles with side hook closing and zipper.
Sizes IS to 81. 80. 36. 38.
II Summer GirdIes. cotton, side hook.
26 to 29. 36. Were 3.95. Now. 2.s5
CORSETS AND BRAS,
Down Stoirs Store, Main Building
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Misses Wool Suits, $500
We're 1926 TO 1926

100 dressy and eIossie suits in wool
sobardine, wool shorkskin. Botony
tweeds. All lined, hove hand finished
detoiIs. Novy. sroy. posteIs. brown, wine,
green. beige, block. toost. Checks,
stripes and pIoids.
50 Busters. cotton pique and butcher
royon. Loose style, bracelet length
sleeves. Navy, black, yellow. red. white.
Were 8o5. Now $40
SUITS AND COATS,
Down Stors Store, Main Building
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Underwear Greatly Reduced
ssoFted styles and eoIoFs, broken sizes

Assorted styles and eoIoFs, broken sizes
in the group.
IS Royon Slips and Pettieoots. Were
2o5. Now - l.49
IS NyIon Trieot Slips, irrreeulors. If
perfect would be 495. Now 2.49
II Royon Poioma Sets, 3-pieee with
seuffs in CORY bog. Were 8.e5. Now,
UNDERWEAR,
Down Stoirs Store. Main Building
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Misses Sun Dresses, ESQ
We're 3.95

IS dresses included in the group. Pretty
printed eottons in sizes II to 20.
Is Dresses for misses and women, royons
and cotton prints. Sizes z to 20, l6h
to 22h. Were sos. Now $50
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES,
Down Stoirs Store, Main Building
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Misses and Women's Suits
e m We're 1920 to 1926

IS summer suits in dressy and eIossie
styles. Short and long sleeves, oil un-
lined. Linens, orion and nylon, royon
shantunss and royon shorkskin. cotton
cord. Sizes 10 to 20, l4h to IAN.
SUITS AND COATS,
Down Stoirs Store, Main Building
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Lamp Shades Reduced

A drostie reduction oil shades hond
toiIored, distinetiveIy styled. Eoeh one
washable. wrinkle proof. Royon toffeto
on rust-resistant frames. Slightly soiled.
Were NOW
Al Boudoiv Shades 2.o5 39e
lo7 Shodes-l4 to l6
inch l.oo 99e
LAMPS AND SHADES,
Down Stoir Store, North Building
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Misses Dresses, $50
We're 1926 to- H.95

40 in the group, including Fayons, spun
royons and q few pure silks. One and
two piece styles: Sizes z TO 20.
MISSES DRESSES, Down Stoirs Store,
Moin Building
Evening star., 1952-08-21
ChiIdren's Cotton Dresses
1,A5 to 3.A5 We're I.95 to 5.95

800 dresses in the group in sizes to 3
and 3 to 6x. Mony pIoids, solid eolors
and prints from which to choose. As
sorted styles.
INFANTS AND GIRLS APPAREL,
Down Stors Store, Main Building
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Girls Suits Reduced, 8.88
We're 1926 to 1926

SO in the group including royon sobor-
dimes in solids and checks. Also few
sub-teen suits and toppers in broken
sizes and coIors. Sizes to IA.
IS Corduroy coots. reversible. red ond
green. Broken sizes 7 to Ia. Were
l6.95. Now ------ll.20
z3 Royon BoIeEo Suits, assorted coIors
and styles in eobordine. Were 7.e5.
Nou SI5
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Bedspreads Greatly Reduced
Slip Covers Greatly Reduced

Cotton twill ond pebble weove sIipcoveFs
in assortment Of potterns and eoIoss.
Not every style in every color but very
good selection from which TO choose. !,
.... Were NOW
II Studio Couch Covers,
2-cushion --- l4.95 1873
13 Covers for wing choir,
Coeswell chair, high mod
ern chair, Lawson chair,
flot arm T-cushion chair oo8 100
s Doveno Covers -- 1925 1893
LINENS AND BEDDING,
Down Stoirs Store, North Building
Evening star., 1952-08-21

so Wool Coots, toppers and full length.
Checks and Solids Sizes 9 to IS. Were
$500 to 1895. Now 1900 to $500
200 Pieces Underwear. ponties. slips, pet
ticoots and pojomos. Broken sizes. Were
80 to 6.o5. Now 100 to 2.95
36 Better Dresses, royons and cottons.
Sizes 9 to IS. Were 1895 to 22o5.
Now 7.95 to ll.00
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL,
Evening star., 1952-08-21

Caihy Casual BIouses, 1.s5 We're 1:95
100 bIouses in the group. oil white cotton trimmed with
red green blue stripe. Misses sizes.
IS Sleeveless Bouses, cotton pque with stripe trim
Bittersweet and turquoise. Were 2o5. Now------l95
BLOUSES, Down Stoirs Store. Main Building
Famous.make Crib Sheets, 49,
If perfect sC0uld be much more
42o included in this group. Fitted crib sheets tot stay
in place. PosteIs and white, we'll known brond lrresuIos
800 Cotton Gouxe Dopers II to box Irreeulors Of
INFANTS APPAREL, Down stoirs Store, Main Building
Nitsy.Nits SIespers, 2 for 300
If Perfect You'd Be 2.25 Each
rresulors Of cotton knit NiteyN sIeepeH. 300 In
piece style. sizes to A. Assorted pastel eolors
in the group.
Also 400 in one-p piece style. sizes 5 to at lSo.
INFANTS. APPAREL, Down Stoirs Store, Main Building
=. olso Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1952-08-21

Reductions Friday Morning
$780, or orders
not accepted Some soHd mared
Evening star., 1952-08-21

Down Stoirs Store, Main Building
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Junior Misses Apparel

GIRLS APPAREL,
Down Stoirs Store, Main Building
Evening star., 1952-06-25
DEHUMIDIFIERS
Famous makes. 3Oee discount.
THE DISCOUNT HOUSE

DESK AND BOOKCASE; lined oak;
reasonable, good condition; cali NO.
DIAMoNDSMIady's 16-dia. princess,
Ts: $40; lady's sol. "a ct. $100;
$275; lady's ia cts, $475: LADY, &
Cts. $500; mans ga cts. $1,000.
ACCEPTED: s,g & LIvINGsToN l. Co.
DIAMONDS at sacrifice prices; 5.25
cut. estate piece. $500; % DIAMOND %
platinum bracelet. AZ brilliant dia-
monds weighing approx. 4 carats.
$3.50; platinum diamond brace
let. 20 diamonds, 20 sapphires, a
real bargain. $3.50; horseshoe pin
ANTIQUE, 15 diamonds. IA carat
gold, 81 90; sunburSt pin, beautifully
$S75; $s;f; genuine .S1ut star sapphire beau; b
mounting, 1875. All prices include
F st. NV. RE. 2U75.
praised 5000, asking 1915 or best
offer. AK. 1882 bet. IL am. and
DEP FREEzE-Hotpoint. model Elk
l5o5; prac. new; 1925. Phone EN-.
DiNiNG ROOM FURNITURE. Solid
oak, o pieces; cheap. JU. 7-sO84.
DINING ROOM TABLE. S soIden
Gloucester ssss 11 vi mapls: aps excel eond, will
DINING ROOM SUITE, good condi-
ton: 500 for quick sale; reason,
moving; Lu. 4-5175. call 5 to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

GOLF CLUES; 4 Jimmy Thompson
irons; all-weather grip; excel. cond.
$50. 14l4 MARYLAND ave. ne. 81
GUN. Fox Sterlingworth, I2-gauee,
double; perfect worth $3.50. will
sell SD. ia. S-7l03 -25
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS and
articles; Oriental antiques. EN-.
LATHE. 1ola" Logan floor model,
stsds chip pan, an an attachments. Cali 10
LIVING ROOM SUITE. 8 pc, perfect
= condition. Call before 10 am. or
after 5 pm. DE. 1884. -27
hIICHEN SINK, used, stainless steel;
cabinets. bases; best offer. WI. 508l
MOTORS, 1/1OO to 100 h.p.; and re-
duction gear; 6-440 volts: reWound
exch; CARTY. 1908 14th. NO. 0S24.
MOTORS (2). Ford, reconditioned: /
1887. ,S5 h.p., SOS: ! l94S s cyl,
Complete motor. $50. 1l42 Liv-
lGgston I'd. Sc. LO. 3-S2S2. Il
MOWMASTER, rotary blade. gasoline,
= gal. cap. runs 4 hours: adjusta-
Bile to any height; $s5. JU. 7-54S6.
OFFICE EoUIP.-Desks. chairs, fiies.
sal safes add mach. Today, co. 1925;
oFFiCE FURNITURE-severaii' used used
desks and chairs, in good condition.
BLUE RIDGE COAL co, or. SOLO.