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Evening star., 1952-07-02
Infants Wear

10-S1.29 Cotton Knit Gowns.
Open back style. Infants
S1.99 to S2.49 Girls Rayon
Gowns. Sizes 4 and 8 roc
7Oc Girls Rayon Panties. Lace
and ribbon trim. Sizes to 3, 30c
$3.50 Boys Spun Rayon Jackets.
Sizes 8 to 6 --- $1.5O
$3.50 fodder Boys Spun Rayon
Eton Suits. Brown; sizes 2, 8,
S1.5O
S1.99 Girls Cotton Dresses.
Solids, prints. Sizes 4 to s, $1.OO
S1.S9 Infants Fancy Pillow
Cases. Embroidered. Pink only,
7Oc
$3.50 fodder Girls Cotton
Crepe Overalls. Detachable top.
2 to 4 $1.5O
75c "Sturdi-Lite" Pad Pants.
For use with disposable diapers.
Small, medium size -------5Oc
Washington Only
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Linens, DOi,sestics

15-S9.49 Bates Combed Per-
Gale Sheet Sets, colored borders,
double size e----------$6.49
700 Seconds CSC Thread-Drawn
Pillow Cases, 42"x36" 800
50 Seconds S4.99 White Cotton
Damask Cloths, 62"x84"- --S1.99
SOO-22c-45c Wash Cloths, some
imperfects, assorted patterns,
15c
12O Seconds S2.95 Moha hawk
Sheets, 81"x108". Labeled EN-
pire" ----------S2.49
120 Seconds S2.49 Pacific Youth
Size Contour Sheets -S1.79
6-S12.75 Hollywood Type Che
mile Bedspreads, solid colors,
120"x144" size. $3.50
25-S5.95 Bleached Mattress
Covers, twin size, zippered,
Sanforized III residual shrink
aReb SS.oJ
57-S4.99 Unbleached Mattress
Covers, twin size, zippered, $3.95
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Notions

5O-S1.o0 Plastic Storage Bags.
upper 39c
10-$1.0O Rayon Satin Novelty
Pin Cushions 75c
5O-75c Silk Dress Shields, reg
ular, crescent, pastels --25c pr.
4O-$1.0O Black Handle Dress
Making Shears 800
4O-$1.98 Plastic Sweat Pants,
rose, green n----,-------59c
50-69c Metal Blouse Racks,
holds 5 blouses 15c
6O-S1.98 Mems Plastic Suit
Bags, holds 4 suits ---- 89c
15-35c Metal Shoe Racks, plas-
tic covering 1Oc
2OO-19c Metal Trouser Hang
ers, with clip 10c
15-S1.00 Plastic Shelf Edging,
soiled, assorted colors 39c
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Rugs

SPAS Grey Twist w e ave
Broadloona, 15x12 IT,, as is, $79.95
H$l59.SO Round Wire Wilton
Broadlooms, 9xl2-ft., soiled,
$500
1-$S9.S5 Modern Swirl Axmin-
ster, 9x12-ft. -------$ $S9.95
1-$124.40 Green Twist Weave
Broadlo0m, 12x9-ft., soiled,
$79.95
1-$159.95 Blue Floral Axmin-
ster. 12x13.6-ft. .-------$ -$89.95
1-S159.5O Grey Carved Axmin-
ster, 12x9.11-ft., as is----$79.95
1-S72.5O Cotton Hook Rug, Ok
12-ft., as is s-----------$34.5O
1-S29.95 Cotton Hook Rug, OK
S-ft.. soiled. as is -------$7.88
1-Sec. $3.50 Cocoa Cotton
Twist Broadloom, 9x15-ft.,
S44.95
Sec. S99.55 Rose Cotton Twist
Br0adloom, 9x16-ft. -----$49.95
Washington-Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Knit JJasslel.iCeHi'

35-$1.95 Shorty RayOn Paja-
mas, 1-pc., tearose, broken sizes.
soiled 69c
l6O Samples 69c-$8.95 Rayon,
Nylon indies, pastels, broken
sizes, some soiled ------35c-$5.97
296 Imperfects 69c-$1.OO Rayon
indies, brief, panty styles. Tea
rose, white. broken sizes. csc
rs Imperfects $1.0O, $1.15 Rayon
Tricot Panties, Bloomers, brok-
en- sizes, colors ------- SOC
211-$1.95 to $7.S5 Gowns. Slips,
tailored, lacy styles. Pastels,
white; some imperfects; broken
sizes s-$1.O0-$ -$3.98
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
SpOrfStCeNS'

S17.95 Gabardine Dresses,
misses, broken sizes $6.88
$l2.95 Spun RayOn Dresses,
bare-arm, creaSe-resistant; 10
IA S8.88
$17.95 to $22.95 Dresses, cottons,
nylons, others; broken sizes,
1888
$500 Dresses, cotton piques,
print cottons; white, pastels;
1916 -------------Sl2.W
S16.s5 Quilted Skirts, light
weights; pastels, whites; 10-l6,
$5.8S
sl2.S5 Pure Linen Blouses,
crease-resistant; white, pastels,
S7.S8
s5.e5 to $1O.s5 Bathing Suits,
lastex and cottons; assorted;
32-36 " $3.50
S5.S5 to $7.95 BlOuses, rayons,
nylons, cottons; assorted; So
36 $1.99
Ss.s5 to $10.s5 Pure Linen Tops,
crease-resistant; broken sizes,
,$5.S8
Washington Only
Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Luggage

3-S7.95 Weekend Cases--SS.S8
$1,000 Two Suffers for men,
S13.S9
2-S16.95 Companion Cases,
S11.90
2-S25.OO Overnight Cases for
women - --- $l2.JS
2--Imperfects, $22.0O Sport
Bags ----------~ $l5.OU
$4,000 Case, mans, lettered,
$500
2-S18.99 Wardrobe Cases, DAM
aged $500
1--S16.5O Pullman Case, dam
aged -$S.VV
All prices plus 20% tax
Washington Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
HNaadIsercIsiefS

39c-5Oc Hankies, mems white
linen, hemstitched ms,
white cotton with hand-embroi-
dered initials, also colored bor-
ders, rolled hens ---4 for SLIGO
Women's Cotton Prints; sheer
cottons; linens; hand-rolled or
scalloped hens .-------4 for 81
Washington and Arlington
Street Floors
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Hosiery

315 prs. Nylons, broken sizes,
styles, colors. Several construc-
tions, as is----------------. 59c
128 prs. 29c, 39c Ankle Socks,
turnover-top style. Solid color
cotton. Misses sizes, some soiled.
1Sc
190-$1.5O Super Sheer Nylons,
54-gauge. Discontinued colors.
not all sizes s---------- 8Sc
200 Imperfects No Seam Nylons,
run-resistant, regular styles,
$50
165 Nylons, discontinued colors.
styles. Size 81s, as is----39c
215 Irregulars $1.35 60 Gauge
Nylons, 15-denier super sheers.
79c
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Better Dresses

S-S17.95 Sheer Cotton Sum
backs with jackets. Misses:
1n,o S12.95
3-S14.95 Spun Rayon Costumes.
Navy and white. Misses. 1913,
$1,000
S-S29.95 Cocktail Dresses. Pink
marquisette. Misses. .----- $500
4-S29.95 Women's Long Dinner
Gowns. Bracelet sleeves. 1917
241a -- ---- Slo.VU
4-S22.95 Long Taffeta Formals.
Suitable for brid S m a d S.
Misses, S12.OO
6-S25.O0 Nylon Net Formals.
Long, with stoles. 10-16--$1
Washington Only s
Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
GIOres

57-S2.5O Gloves, elbow-lengtf,
nylon mesh. Brown. black.
pink: broken sizes - $1.0O
127-S1.0O. S1.25 Novelty Rayon
Gloves, white, broken sizes SIC
125-S1.25-$5.00 Fabric Gloves,
used for display; broken sizes.
white and colors -----63c-S2.5O
Washington-St Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Necku,eM1'

S1.95-S2.95 Su m mer Stoles,
loose-weave cottons with metal
threads ---------------$l.OU
S1,99, S2.99 Tee Shirts, BlOuses;
cottons, rayons ----------Sl.OO
SOC Costume Flowers, clusters.
single, bouquets ---S for S1.OO
1OO-S3.99-S5.95 Blouses, rayons,
cottons, nylons, broken assort-
ment -----.---- ~------Sz.oo
79-S7.95-S10.S5 Blouses, ny
Ions. Broken sizes, colors- SASS
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
EIect1'icS

1-S29.95 Automatic Toaster,
Tray Set, table sample Sl2.95
1-S13.S5 Automatic 2-Slice
Toaster, table sample -- $11.99
1-S9.95 Corn Pepper, electric,
table sample -------S6 $3.50
2-$3.49 Electric Hot Plates,
floor samples, / burner $1.99
2-$10.95 Electric Automatic
Irons, 2-way. Table samples,
$3.50
S-$2.99 Electric Travel Folding
Irons, without cord ------$1.99
1-S24.95 Motor Picnic Kit with
dishes, cutlery, salt, peppers. In
travel case ------S S1S.99
Washington-Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
SiIver

1s13.9S Sterling Silver 3-pc.
Carving Sets, scratched $S.SS"
A-S6.98 Chrome and Crystal
Glass Cocktail Sets, 8-pc. shak-
er, 6 glasses, tray; scratched,
6-S6.98 Silver-Plated Serving
Trays, small size; scratched,
1898"
4-S6.98 Silver Plated Silen t
Buffers. scratched ---$3.99*
6-S4.9S Electric Clocks, ivory
finish $3.50"
splus eos tar
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Coats and Suits

S0-S22 .95 to S29.95 Summer
Suits. Rayons, cotton cords.
All sizes S16.S8
1892. .95 Cotton Cord Busters.
Misses sizes --------~- Sl2.SS
16-S45 and S59.95 Spring Suits.
Misses and women's .- $500
13-S19.95 Rayon busters.
Summer colorS -----. 1890
3O-S21.95-S25 RaincOats, sizes
1o-18 SASS
17-S25 to S39.95 Spring Ton
ners. Goats -.- $500
2-SS1.37 Cashmere and Wool
Blend Coats -------$4 $4S.OO
Washington Only
Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
NegIigees

50-SS.95 Nylon Busters; navy,
aqua, melon; sizes 1918. S7.95
25-S5.95 Seersucker Robes; zip
fronts, dotted patterns; misses.
S4.99
Second Floor-Washington
and Arlington
Evening star., 1952-07-02
SOiIed Blankets

-S22.95 KenwoOd Blankets,
wool, 72x90-----------$14
4 Seconds $11.95 Patchwork
Quilts, ruffle finish. Rose.
8OX84 -SO.SJ
5-S5.S5 Beacon Blankets, jac-
GUARD borders. 70es rayon, 25es
cotton, 5s wool (green only,
T2x84 -------------------$3.6S
4-$9.95 Blankets, 500 rayon,
25Gs cotton, 25ao wool, 72x84,
$3.50
5 Seconds $4.95 Summer Blan-
kets, yellow, 72x84--------$S.4S
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Housewares

In &4SCkC9UECS
3O-S2.95 Electric Paint Re-
10. gals. $5.49 An-Purpose Spar
Varnish $2.99
25-S1.9S Double door Bread
18-S5.50 Exec Covered Sauce
Pans. Copper bottom. 2-qt,,
1855
$3.50 Galvanized Utility Tubs,
as Is Observation-Disclosures $50
15-39c Assorted Waste Baskets.
as Is --------------------1Sc
3O-79c-$1.0O Kitchen Baskets,
Bread Boxes, etc.; as is--39c
10O-S1.O0-S1.49 Enameled Dish
Pans, Insert Pals, ETC.; as is,
49c ca.
3O-S1.75 S4.98 Alu m / n u m
Roasters, Metal Shelves, Enamel
SaucepOts, ETC.; as Is - - Sl.19
3-S4.98 Hand-Painted Bath
Hampers, as is-------S1.99
24-S1.OO Covered Aluminium
Sauce Pans, as is, 3-qt. - 49c
24-S1.9S Galvanized Garbage
Cans, 7-gal., as is------$1.29
1O-$2.1O Galvanized Garbage
Cans, as is s----S S1.39
25-$5.95-S9.95 Metal, Wood,
Combination Ironing Tables,
damaged, as is---------$2.15
12-S4.98 Curtain Stretchers, as
Is ----------$1.99
Washington-Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Major AppIi Iiass,ces

1-S44S.95 De Luxe Double Oven
Electric Range, 1852 model,
$325.o0
1-S369.95 Westinghouse De
Luxe Double Oven Electric
Range, 1852 model --- $279.OO
1-$339.95 De Luxe Hotpoint
Electric Range ---~ $259.OO
1-S359.95 Philco Refrigerator,
lieu. it., 1851 model $275.O0
1-S349.95 Philco Refrigerator,
lieu. it,, 1851 model - $4,000
1-S259.95 Admiral Refrigerator,
7-cu. #. $199.OO
1-S2S9.75 Frigidaire Refrigera-
tor, 8.6-cu. it., dented- = $4,000
1-S169.OO Detroit Jewel Gas
Range -$lZ4.VU
2$219.95 Easy De Luxe Spin
drier Washers, 1852 demonstra-
tors ----------------
tors --------------$165.OO
2-$2O9.05 Easy Autom q tic
Ironers, 1852 demonstrators,
$4,000
/ Trade-in Westinghouse Elee-
tr1c Range --------------S5 S5U.UV
Neutrality-suspicious. Store
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Radio and
TeIeUiSiOmS

1-S349.95 Console 20" Tv, 1852
model $25S.OO
1-S425.OO Console II" TV, full
doors, 1851 model S239.O0
1-$294.95 Table Model 20" TV,
1852 model $239.00
1-S312.45 Console II" TV, 1852
model $245.OO
-S49.95 Table RadiO-P -PhOnO-
graph C o m b / n . tions, 1852
models $4,000
1-$32.95 Admiral Clock Radio,
S21.O0
3-S69.95 Famous Make AMIN
Table Radios $44.OO
Neutrality-suspicious. Store
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Budget Dresses

S17.95 Dressy Sheers. Silk and
rayon blends s--------.S $500
S14,95 Two-Piece Suits. Solids,
plaids -----------------$ $500
S14.95 Rayon Crepes, Master
sheers. Nylons. Misses S11.OO
S5.95 Cotton and RayOns.
Misses, women's 's------$3.S9
Second Floor
Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Wash Goods

1000 yds. 49c-59c Cotton REM
nants 19c yd.
81 yds. $3.50 Printed Irish
Dress Linens, SO" wide, red,
orange ------$1.29 yd.
800 yds. CSC $1.95 Novelty
COmbed COttons ns------7Sc yd.
5000 yds. 49c-$1.29 Cottons,
Remnants -----------29c-S5c
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Books

$3.50 "YOur Baby" Shultz
and Hill SITS
SASS "Women's Home Com
panion Household Book" $2.49
2-$3.95 Children's "Story
DAUlC ----------- ------------SA.0O
1-$4.5O Maurois Reader S2.25
1-S2.OO "On to College -$1.OO
1-$4.00 Shakespeare" Ivor
Brown ------------- - $E.VV
Washington
Downstairs Bookstore
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Daytime Dresses

S0-S5.95 Cotton Square Dance
Dresses. Sizes 10 to 18 S3.99
25-SS.95 Gold Print Seersucker
Busters. Sizes II to 20----S5.88
5O-$1O.95 to $19.95 Rayon or
NylOn Dresses S7.88
25-S2.99 Seersucker Brunch
Goats. Misses. .--S $500
5O-S1.7S Plastic Smock Aprons.
Small, medium, large e----S1.59
1O-S3.99 Chambray Dresses.
Broken sizes S1.S8
Second Floor.
Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1952-07-02
COi'Sefs

COrSefS
3-$16.5O Corsettes. Large sizes,
$3.50
$1,000 NylOn Corsettes. Sizes
42-44 --------- S6.88
S1.OO Bandeaux. Table-lot as
Sortment 49c
2-S18.50 Corsettes-Sizes SO. 81,
S9.25
14-S10-S15 Combinations S7.77
2O-S8.95-$1O.95 Girdles. Lightly
boned -----------$5.S5
Washington Only
Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Junior Dresses

12-S5.95-S8.95 All-NylOn and
Rayon Dresses. Sizes 8 and II,
S2.OO
6-S8.95 to $14.95 RayOn Dresses.
One-piece styles ----$ -$4.OO
8-S14.95 Rayon Suits. Ideal for
year. round wear ----- $500
5-S25 and S29.95 Cocktail
Dresses. Gay assortment, S12.0O
Washington Only
Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Fabrics


200 yds. $2.ss Silk Shantung,
4 colorS--- ---- Sl.S0 va.
500 yds. $1.49 Printed NyIons,
SO" ---------------87c Sic yd.
200 yds. Rayon Taffeta, So,
69c yd.
800 yds. S1.69 Rayon Tissue
FailIe, 8 colors- s------$l.O0 yd.
100 yds. $I.0O Washable Butcher
RayOn ----------------- 7Sc
800 yds. $1.25 Rayon Shantung,
Z coloFS yd.
200 yds. sl.2S Nylon Lingerie
Prints s----------------55C I'd.
Washington Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Washington 1890 to 9 Pm.
Arlington 1890 10 $50 Pm.
Clearance! Fibre Rugs
IL off
s
floor samples 50.

7-$2895 Reversible Fibre Rugs, 9x12--$l4.47
9-$2495 Reversible Fibre Rugs, 9x12--Sl2.47
14-$21 as Reversible Fibre Rugs, 9x12--$lO.97
6I$1S95 Reversible Fibre Rugs, 9x12---$9.47
Sat- 90 Sisal Rugs, 9x12 2------------$23.5O
2O-$15 95-$2295 Reversible Fibre Rugs, 8x10,
$7.07
Third Floor-Washngton Only
Evening star., 1952-07-02
HssssdkerchiefS

Mems, Women's 1Sc Hankies,
white satin stripe, prints.
10 for $1.OO
Mems, Wom ems Soc, 59c
Hankies, with, without initials,
colored borders, imported linens,
Swiss Sheers 39c
Mems, Women's 29c, 39c Prints,
whites with initials 19c
Mems 39c Linen Hankies, ss"
hem --29c 29c
Washington-Street Floor
Shoes
S10.95-S11.95 Naturalizer Dress
SnOeS S1.0J
S12.95 Toni Drake Shoes -$S.85
$9.95-$1O.95 Foot Flair Shoes,
S6.s5
$9.95 Fashona Shoes De luxe,
s6.s5
S7.95-$S.95 ashona Dress
Washington-Fourth Floor
Arlington-Secon Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Art

AS4.SS Fancy Rayon Pillows,
damaged ------------ $2.9S
3-S6.9S Stamped Linen Cloths,
soiled SS.4S
$3.50 LoOper Place Mats, 2Sc
5000, SOC Stamped Linen
Napkins, soiled-
2-S3.9S Pillows, damaged -$1.9S
Washington-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Nationally Advertised SASS and $l5.e5
SUMMER RAYON SUITS

For seasons of smart wear! Truly
tailored styles for Misses, Briefs,
Juniors, Half-sizes in Navy, White,
Pink, Gold, Aqua.
Second Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Handbags

3-S6.95 White Basket Bags, as
is $685.
3-S1O.5O Black Calfskin Bags,
as is is-----.$7. $685.
1-S17.5O Red Leather Shoulder
Bag S1O.50*
4-S12.5O Leather Bags, clear
ance SO. .O0*
1$7.95 Straw Bags $500"
15-White or Colored Draw
string Bags -------$2 $2.OO~
aPlus 20e6 tar
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02

Clearance! Entire Spring and Summer Stock
"Merry Maid" Arch Shoes
All styles of white kid, black
brown calf and patent leather with nylon % ~ d -
mesh trim Sizes to 10, but not in each 0Dmmh0D
style.
WaShngon-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02
JesUeIs'y

2-S4.OO Metal Pin, Earring Sets,
gold color r----------S $500"
35-Fitted Vanities, compact,
comb . $2.79"
3-Children's S6.95 Watches, as
$3.50 plus 1Oeo tax
15-S1.OO Pocket Cigarette
Lighters ZSc
5O-$3.5O-$5.OO Compacts, stone
set S2.79*
sPluS sos tar
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02

Washington-Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-07-02

e-$7.50 Roseville Pottery Vases,
$3.49
sass Cigarette Sets----$1.49
3-$3.9S Cookie Jars-------$1.OO
6-S3.98 After Dinner Coffee
Sets $2.S8
15-S1.00 Novelty Salt, Pepper
Shakers SOC pr.
1O-S1.98 Pottery Bowls-S1.OO
5-S2.49 Herons ------$1.OO
Washington-Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-09-28

ton by leaving the post of minis
ter vacant. 1t also cut down Ro-
manian representation in the
United States in retaliation.
2. At the time this dispute was
hottest and during other trouble
with the Romanian government
over peace treaty violations, civil
rights. and restrictions on Amer
lean personnel, Ana Pauker was
Romanian foreign minister. She
was purged several months ago in
"a shakeup. State Department Of
f1cials do not consider that her
successor, Simon Bugich, will fol-
low general policies any different
from hers but there is always an
outside chance that, any new per-
sonality may be more approach
able.
3. The present ranking diplomat
in the legation at Bucharest is
James w. Gantenbein who has
been there more than the two
years OF service normal to an
American behind the Iron Curtain.
He had to be relieved and appar-
emily consideration of a replace
ment opened up the whole ques-
ton of whether a minister should
be sent.
Mr.. Shantz, a native Of Roch-
ester, N. Y, and career diplomat
since 1921, has recently been
counselor of the United States
embassy at Copenhagen. He has
wide experience as foreign service
officer in the Western Hemisphere,
the Far East, Africa and Europe.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
New Voters Enroll tuesday
In Gum Springs Precinct

A special registration for new
voters in the Gum Springs pre-
cinct of Fairfax County will be
conducted at St. Luke'S Episcopal
Church on Fort Hunt road Tues
day from 1880 pm. to 10 pm.
The county's general registrar,
Mrs. Gladys M. Isdell, will be pres
ent in the absence Of the pre-
cinct's own registrar, John Haul
ber. The special registration is
scheduled because Mr.. Hauber is
away on vacation and because
prospective voters may have no
opportunity to register unless they
60 to the Fairfax courthouse.
The precinct includes Gum
Springs, Wellington Villa, the Fort
Hunt section, Tauxemont, Holm
Hall Village. Plymouth Haven,
Woodlawn Manor, Mount Zephyr
and Engleside.
Mr.. Hauber is not scheduled to
return until October 4. final day
for registration.
Residents of the area unable to
register Tuesday night can do so
during business hours In the day
time at the general registrars Of
>Ace Ia the county courthouse.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
u. S. Ends Snub to Ron1onio,
Fills Vacant Minister Post
Shontz, Veteran Of
Foreign Service,
Sent to Bucharest
By John N. Hiehtower
Assoe;osed pFass Stoff Wr;t.r

The United States yesterday
quietly ended a diplomatic snub-
bing Of the Communist govern
ment of Romania.
President Truman named vet
eran foreign service officer Harold
Shantz. So. to be minister to Bu-
charest, a post which had been
left vacant since the reassignment
of Rudolf E. Schoenfeld to Guate-
mala 18 months ago.
Mr.. Shantz has had several
tours of duty as a diplomat in
eastern European capitals, includ-
ing Moscow. He was described at
the State Department as a COM
petent man handpicked for the
tough job of being chief Ameri-
can representative and observer
of the trend of events in an Iron
Curtain country officially hostile
to Americans.
The cold-shouldering of a coun-
try by leaving vacant the top dip
lomatic post is a practice occa-
sionally used to express dis
approval of the conduct of the
country's government. In the case
of Romania there was a long Sc
ries of disputes between WASH
ington and Bucharest about two
years ago, capped off by the re-
moval of Mr.. Schoenfeld.
Quarrel Over Staff.
State Department officials Of
fered no specific explanation for
the appointment of Mr.. Shantz
at this time other than to note
that the United States has ENJOYS
in other capitals behind the IRON
Curtain and it appeared desirable
to have top level representative
in Bucharest once more.
Actually, however, it appeared
that several factors may have en-
tered into the final decision:
l. The major quarrel which lead
to the partial diplomatic boycott
of Romania 18 months ago was
that governments insistence on
the United States lega-
tion staff to 10 persons. Other
satellite countries were also
squeezing down United States dip
lomatic staffs on the grounds that
they were spy centers. The Unit
ed States cmoplied with the
squeeze and in the case of Ro-
mania made known it's indigna-
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Fuirfux Gurden Club
Wins at Leesburq Show
SpeeioI Dispotch TO The Star

LEESBURG, Va. Sept. a.
The Garden Club of Fairfax won
first place in the interclub class,
an arrangement depicting "Out
of the Kitchen Window" at the
Leesburg Garden Club flower show
Friday afternoon in the parish
house of st. James Episcopal
Church.
Second place in this class went
to the Piedmont Garden Club and
third to Purcellville Garden Club.
Upperville Garden Club and the
Garden Club of Warren County
were awarded honorable mention.
The winning exhibit was a COM
position for a kitchen window
without curtains.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Fred {. HasseIbrinq
Gets VA Loan Job

Fred c. Hasselbring has been
appointed regional loan guaranty
officer for Washington, the Vet
Grams Administration announced
yesterday.
He replaces Morgan B. Callahan,
81. chief target of a Select House
Committee last summer who re-
signed on September "a after serv-
ing 20-day suspension for sub
mitting an inadequate expense
voucher.
Mr.. Hasselbring, who takes over
october 6. is now regional loan
guaranty officer for Detroit. He
rs veteran of World War I and
has spent a quarter of a century
in the mortgage lending field with
an Indianapolis bank.
From May, 1945, until Septem-
ber, 1916. Mr.. Hasselhring served
as assistant treasurer and public
relations director for the Roscoe
Turner Aeronautical Corp. in In
|dianapolis.
Since joining the VA in 1947 as
Ia loan service representative, he
was promoted to assistant chief
|of loan service and claims in l948
land in July. 1851. was made loan
management officer in the VA CEN
trial Office here. In February of
this year he was appointed loan
guaranty officer for Detroit.
Mr.. Hasselbring was born in
Monticello, Ind, and was gradu-
lated from Purdue and Butler uni
versities. He is a graduate of the
International Accountants Society
and the American Institute of
Banking.
He is married and lives at 10403
Brunswick avenue. Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1952-09-28

CATCHING MOUSETRAPEdgar Morris, president of the
Kiwan Club of Washington, helps Richard Newlon Oeft
of S714 Massachusetts, avenue NV. and Raymond H of
1211 Sixteenth street Me- the Fishing game"
Kids Day outing yesterday The Kiwans outing
bers of the Boys Club of Washington, Metropolitan Police
Boys Club and the Merrck Boys Club Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1952-09-28

Long.Distance Chassis for improved
reception in weak.sienal areas.
Reserve power for better picture quail.
ity in established TV areas.
Il picture tube, slanted to cast room.
Light reflections floorward.
IL" speaker, slanted for better dis
tribution Of Magnavox high fidelity
sound.
Instant, effortless tuning.
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said he plans to run.
Born at Altoona.
Born 66 years ago at Altoona
Pa. Judge Kennedy came to Alex
andria in 1905. He received his
law degree in 1911 from George
town University and was admitted
the same year to the District Bar.
During World War II, Judge
Kennedy served as a Government
appeal agent for the draft.
Judge Kennedy is a former
president of the Alexandria Bar
Association.
Organizer for Boys Club.
He helped organize the Alexan-
dria Boys Club and has served as
its president for 13 consecutive
years.
Judge Kennedy is active in
Masonic affairs and is a 33d de-
gree Mason. He is past master of
the Alexandria Washington Ma
sonic Lodge and he helped organ
ize the Alexandria Chapter of
DeMolay. He also is a past presi-
dent of the Virginia State Elks.