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Evening star., 1952-06-19
By Dolores Phillips

Middleburg has had few days
to catch its breath between the
dinners. cocktail parties and balls
during the Upperville Colt and
Horse Show last week end, and
the Loudoun Pony and Junior
Show of this. High point of the
Upperville show was the party at
the Middleburg Community Center
on Friday. Immediately after the
last class.
Exhibitors and judges were
guests but almost every one else
seen on the show grounds came
down to the center. Drinks were
served on the patio until dinner
was announced.
Among the early arrivals were
Mrs. Cooper Person, who's Safety
Call" won the Conformation
Championship. and her group from
Llangollen Farm. John Carroll,
the well-known artist of Chatham,
N. Y, one of Mrs. Persons guests,
did a quick sketch of the pic
turesque grounds at Grafton where
the show was held. Mrs. George
Robert Slater. who was on the
entertainment committee, was
actively worried about the food
running out. It was so good that
people were taking seconds" be-
fore the late arrivals could be
served at the buffet.
Hilton Slater and her husband
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Around the Countryside:
Parties Arrunqed
During 2 Weekend Shows

Tom, George Roberts brother of
Upperville, were seated with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Weaver of Aldie,
Mr.. John Pettibone and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Newton of Middle
burg. The Newtons showed their
pony Sugar Plum" at the show
on Saturday. The Fletcher clan
from Upperville were all there . &.
the Joshua Fletchers, president of
the show this year; the r. C.
Fletchers, Bedford Fletcher and
the William Fletchers. Mrs. Hunter
deButts. with her sister, Mrs.
Hanson Ely of Richmond, was on
the patio before dinner chatting
with Mrs. Sam Cummings and
with Gen. and Mrs. Hall Jesche
of Markham.
DR.. and Mrs. Archie Randolph
of Grafton had as their guest for
the show, Mrs. William Mason
of Washington. The Randolphs
topped the 2-day event with their
"a entries. The Dulaney Ran
dolphs were there, after a hard
days riding for Salley. Holding
court on the patio. she looked as
young and beautiful as ever.
Among those from The Plains
who attended were Mrs Richard
Cults of Dondorie Farm, Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Patteron, who exhibited
in several classes; Reggy Vickers,
jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Morency
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Turner.
Most of the exhibitors from War;
renton came on to the party,
among them Mrs. James Hamil-
ton and Mrs. Beverly Bryant,
whose daughter, Beverly, copped
several ribbons with her pony
'Tipple Treat"
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Greer of
Middleburg had as their guests
Miss Page Jennings of Charlottes-
vile, who also exhibited, and Mrs.
Barbin of Keswick. Others from
Middleburg were Mr.. Turner
Wiltshire, Mr.. Kemp Shaffer, the
William Grastys. Cappy Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Duffy, the
Smithson Broadheads, Mr.. Janis
Mccormick, DR.. william Monroe
and the Robert Burkes, who won
the green hunter championship
with their Miss Warlock. Mr..
and Mrs. John Lawson were seen
on the patio with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas De Lashmutt of Oak Hill.
Evening star., 1952-06-19

Suzanne Eakin, Teresa Gardiner
and Ilse Scholten.
In their stag line were the
Messrs. Frank Saul. Bill Perry,
John Hinchman, Grice Whiteley.
Thomas Holden, Eddie BoWe,
Joseph Dibble, Miguel Echegaray,
Duncan Mcdonald, Bill Almond,
David and John Toll, George
Littlehales, Bill Brinckerhotf, Nigel
Mathieson and Bill Baylor.
Miss Matthew's guests included
the Misses Elizabeth Ourusoff,
Edith Stenhouse, Wendy Knowl-
ton, Ann Buttrick, Mary Marshall,
and the Messrs. Douglas DENLY,
Charles Peckham, John Lyons,
Robert Moran, Johnes Moore,
Douglas Stenhouse, Lanier Stone,
Lit. Carroll Carter and 1t. War;
rington Cobb. Miss Matthews is
also a debutante of last season.
Evening star., 1952-06-19

University on June Is. Secretary
of State Dean Acheson will receive
the same degree at the same cere-
mony.
While in London. the Ambassa-
dor will pay calls on the Foreign
Office and the Treasury. They will
be back in this country on June
80 or July and Lady Franks will
go directly from New York to Nam
Itucket to join her daughters, Car
oline and Alison, for the summer
The Envoy will come back to
Washington first, joining his fam
lily whenever possible. In August,
he will go to London again for
a routine consultation visit with
the Foreign Office, returning to
the Capital sometime in Sep
Itember.
Philippine Party
Members of the Philippine EN-
bassy here and Philippine-Amer-
iican colony gathered over 100
strong at Ambassador and Mrs.
Romulo's residence yesterday af-
ternoon.
They t1ocked to the embassy be-
tween $50 and 8 o'clock to meet
Mr.. and Mrs. Luis Gonzalez, who
came to Washington as members
of the party of the distinguished
Philippine Secretary of National
Defense Ramon Magsaysay. Mrs.
Gonzalez is the former Miss Vic
torla Quirino, daughter of Presi-
dent Quirino of the Philippine Re-
public. She and her husband are
house guests of Ambassador and
Mrs. Romulo.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
MISS MARY VARlAN CUTLER.
Dinners Precede Cox Dinner

IGrayson Beach and Eleanor Tyd-
lings. Joseph Tydings was among
their escorts as were Albert and
Chauncey Dewey, Smith Hemp
stone, Warwick Carter and 1t.
Wendy Pulliam.
Cutler Porty
Brown-haired, attractive Mary
Cutler entertained 20 of the de-
butante set at her predance party.
The Holton-Arms graduate. who
will switch from Wilson College
to Smith College for her forth
coming sophomore year, wore a
lovely white elaborately embroi-
dered organdy gown for the oc-
casion. With it she carried
white organdy embroidered fan
studded with light pink sweet
heart roses and stephanotis.
Mrs. Cutler wore a short ivory
lace dress with satin bodice and
a corsage of yellow orchids.
The centerpiece of the table
was uniquely arranged to resem-
BILE an old-fashioned bouquet.
White snapdragons, sweetheart
roses and stephanotis were en-
circled in dainty white organdy
ruffie.
Seated around the table we're
Debutantes Betsy Boyd, Betsy
Miller, Dorothy Hilbert. Julie Will
liams and Paula Granger, and
Betty Scherer and Patricia Wide
man who make their bows next
Christmas, and also young New
Yorker, Miss Joyanna Loree, a
classmate of Miss Cutters at Will
son College.
Their dinner partners were the
Messrs. Henry Elliott, Arthur and
Robert Hendrick, Geoge DENLY,
Eberhardt Hayes, Graham and
Brown Miller, James Coote, Sand
ord Wood, Thomas Cox, David
Granger and Henry Erwin.
Miss Louchheim. who was in
troduced to society last year. re-
ceived her guests wearing a pale
green ballerina length gown ap-I
pliqued with white daisies. Dinner
was served at scattered small
tables in the Louchheims' charm
ing garden. Present were the
Misses Teresa Toste, Emily Trib-
BILE, Louise Clarke, Anne Wiggles-
worth, Libby Hooper. Joan Carson,
Evening star., 1952-06-19

The young and energetic con-
tinue to have a whirl. A flock OF
dinner parties for the debutante
set eliminated in beautiful
dance at the Chevy Chase Clut
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond E. Cox
|and their son, Alan B. Cox, who
has just graduated from Yale
University and expects to go into
the service soon, were hosts at the
gay affair under the stars that
lasted well into the morning
hours.
Two of the dinners preceding
the dance were also held at the
club. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward
Cutler of Waterford. Va. gave a
debut dinner there for their
daughter, Miss Mary Varian Cut
Ter, and Miss Sally Alexander,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Samuel
Alexander entertained for Miss
Joyce Clifford, who will make her
bow at dance Saturday evening.
That dance, by the way, will be
given in the garden of the Cliff
fords' Rockville pike home and in
the event of rain that evening, the
invitations say, it will be post
poned until Monday night.
Over in Georgetown Miss Judy
Louchheim. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Louchheim, jr., was
hostess at a candlelit dinner in the
garden for IS of her friends. And
out at Grayson House, the home
of the Canadian Minister and Mrs.
Matthews. Miss Jennifer Matthews
entertained still another group
that went on to the Cox party
Mr.. Alan Cox dined before his
own party in the air-conditioned
private dining room at the Chevy
Chase Club where Miss Alexander
staged her dinner for Miss Cliff
ford. Friends from Potomac School
days, classmates at Smith College
and debutantes numbered among
the 80 invited to the attractive
gathering given by the blond,
curly haired hostess.
Debutantes present included the
Misses Clifford, Phyllis Fritchey,
Eugene Thayer and Daviette Hill.
Post-debuantes there who made
their bows with the hostess last
year were the Misses Nancy Mann,
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Reception Planned

The Chief of Naval Operations
and Mrs. William M. Fechteler will
give an at home tomorrow at
Admiral's House, Naval Observa-
tory. The 6 to 8 party will be in
honor of the Ambassadors and
Attaches of the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization countries.
About 800 guests are expected.
Evening star., 1952-06-19


Miss Charlotte Lee Benjamin,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Ben
jamin of Scranton, Pa. became
the bride June 18 of Mr.. Arthur
Leigh Morris. He is the son of
Mrs. Leo Pollak of New York City
and Mr.. Sylvan King of Washing
ton.
The ceremony took place at the
Casey Hotel in Scranton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris will reside in Altoona.
Pa. Among those attending the
wedding from Washington were
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan King, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton King, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Hahn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry King. Mr.. Walter Hahn and
Mr.. Manly Brent.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Woqqon1ons Mark Anniversary Date

Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott Waggaman
celebrated their first wedding an
niversary with a party of 100 or
more friends yesterday afternoon.
Evening star., 1952-06-19

The gay muSic-motivated gather
ing took place in the garden Of
Mrs. Alex B. Legare'S charming
Georgetown house. Mrs. Legare IL
Mr.. Waggaman'S mother.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Engaged to
Mr. John Henrv Gloss Jr.

NIT. JonF F1eHTY 0Iuss, IT.
The engagement Of Miss Keor to Mr.. Glass has been
announced by her poents Dr. and Mrs Frank Gregg Keor
The brideeroom-eIects parents live in Rockville Center,
N. Y. The wedding will take place in August
-Southo Photo.
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Clearance Of RUGS
Summer Furniture

3-SS.95 Low-Back Rockers, slat
seat and back; orange and
green trim------------$5.99
2$9.95 Hi-Back Rockers, slat
seat and back; orange and
green trim -----------$ $6.77
1O-$3.95 Folding Adirondack
Chairs, sturdy construction,
$2.44
@$3.95 Folding Yacht Chairs,
reinforced canvas seats S2.44
11-$1.15 Window Boxes, green
enamel: 80" long; as is-----79c
12-$1.OO Window Boxes, green
enamel; "a" long: as is 59c
2-$19.95 Three-Pc. Sawbuck
Set. unpainted, floor sample;
4 size Ze-------------------S13.8S
2-S10.95 Umbrellas, g. spread,
oak pole; red and white top.
S7.66
sass Lawn Chairs, footrest
and canopy, striped canvas;
0eSAAA1ACo .---- YEsOo
+$15.50 Arbors, 80" tall, 60"
wide, slat types, white $3.50
6-17.50 Arbors, SO" tall, AZ"
wide, arch top, white =, S9.99
1-$42.50 Sun Dodger Picnic
Set, 3-pc., mobile, white enamel.
s32.Ss
1-S5.95 Lawn Chair. Green,
white canvas seat and back.
adjustable -------------.$2 1884
Washington Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Occasional
Furniture

2-S26.95 Tier Tables, genuine
mahogany, pie = crust edge
(Scratched) -----$l $l3.47
1-S26.95 Commode End Table,
genuine mahogany, gallery top
(nicked) ------$13.47
1-$19.95 Cocktail Table, genu-
inc mahogany: stretcher base
(scratcheO ---------$S.S5
I-$24.95 Coffee Table, oval
Duncan Phyfe; genuine mahog-
any (damageO --------$12.H
@$12.95 Lamp Tables, Duncan
Phyfe, magohany finished hard
wood (scratched -------$6.47
I-S14.95 Drum Table, Duncan
Phyfe; mahogany veneer dam
aged) ---------$7.H
l-S12.95 End Table, 2-shelf
style; mahogany finished hard
wood (scratched) ----$6.47
l-S24.95 Lamp Table. lined
oak, under shelf; imperfect,
$12.l7
1-S29.95 Step-End Table, mod
ern black oak damaged, $14.S7
2S14.95 Magazine Baskets,
lined oak, 4 compartments
Oegs damageO --------$7.H
1-S37.5O End Table, genuine
Mahogany; leather top, on
casters; damaged ----$17.SS
1-S26.95 Oval End Table, genu-
inc mahogany, Duncan Phyfe;
sample ------------------SlS.A5
Washington-Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Upholstery

80 Pcs. S1.95 Foam Rubber
Cushions, rose, blue - S1.OO
80 Prs. $2.98 Plastic Ruffled
Curtains, co.; rose, blue, green,
4 Pcs. $11.95 to $16.95 Sample
Bedspreads, single or full sizes,
S7.98
ss Prs. $2.9s to $4.9s Curtains,
tailored, ruffled, cottage types,
8Sc
80 Pcs. S2.98 Seersucker Pillow
Shams, white ruffle trim -79c
18 Pcs. 1888 to $4.98 Shower
Curtains. assorted colors $1.98
"a Prs. S2.9S Plastic Draperies,
extra wide; 108" to pr, 80" long,
89c
Is Pcs. $4.SS Maple Chair Pill
low Covers, assorted patterns,
S2.95
50 Pcs. S1.sS Pillow Covers,
fancies, with zip closings $1.OO
II Pcs. $12.9S Hide-a-Bed
Covers, vat-dyed cotton twills,
$2.98
16 Pcs. $1.49 to S5.98 Bamboo
Blinds, assorted widths; as is,
79c
8 Pes. S9.98 to SASS Porch
Awning Recover, as is----$5.98
WaShington-Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Housewares

1-$14.99 English II" Lawn
Mower, as is-----------S.S9
1-S16.50 English 16" Lawn
Mower, as is-------------$1O.95
1-14.99 English IA" Lawn
Mower, as is is-------------$9.95
4S-$4.9S Plastic Toilet Seats,
rose or peach ---------$2.S9
36-$1.00 Aluminium Covered
Sauce Pans, 3-qt. size, as is, $50
5O-69c $1.98 Toilet Brushes,
Holders, Baby Hampers, Dish
Pans, Step-On Cans, Enamel
Inserts, Refrigerator Pans, ETC.,
as Is 4Sc
4O-$1.9s $3.SS Bread Boxes,
Roasters, Enamel Pots, Vege-
table Bins, Diaper Pals, ETC., as
is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ca. $l.lS
12-S3.4S-S4.9S Hampers, Toilet
Seats, Bun Warmers, Waste
Baskets, handkerchief, ETC.,
as Is --------------e ea. $l.SS
24-39c Paper Blanket Wraps,
loo
12-S1.9S Galvanized Garbage
Cans, 7-gal., as is ---------$1.1S
12-$2.A9 Galvanized Garbage
Cans, 10-gal., as is --------$1.29
6-$6.95 $S.95 Metal Ironing
Tables, as Is -------------$3.49
12-$2.2S sCasseroles, chrome
frames -------------------$1.SS
Washington Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
LllIflaNS

1S-S14.98 Chinese Figurfnes,
%" tall, white china trimmed
in color, chartreuSe shade. g.
way lighting-- --$6.OO
S49.98 Show Piece Lamps.
hand painted, hand made
mountings, beautiful shades.
some in pairs ca. S2O.OO
2O-S12.98 China Table Lamps,
hand painted flowers, rayon
shades: as is-------S6 $500
23-$l0.9S-$14.98 Modern Table
Lamps, 9 styles, brass, pottery.
leather, as is ------ $500
2-S39.9S Imported Bisque Figu-
rines for vanity table; trimmed
shades; as is-------ea. $19.98
IO-S19.98 Decorator Lamps, 80
to SO" tall, decorator shades,
1-of-a-kind, as is SLIGO
@S1O.98 Slave Boy Pottery
Lamps, choice Of umbrella or
standing style. Black and red,
$3.50
$24.98 Chinese Figurines,
green or fuchsia, drum shades.
$500
Washington-Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Linens, DO,ssestics

80 Secs. $5.s5 Lenoray Damask
Cloths, open-work, Chief Value
linen, 64x84" -$1.99
35-$z.89 Spungee Bath Mats,
99c
100 Secs. $5.s5 Famous Make
Imperial Hobnail Spreads, twin,
full ----------2.99
200 Secs. $2.49 Pacific Contour
Sheets, for youths beds, 140-
type muslin -------------$1.69
$50 Secs. $3.50 Pacific Seal
loped Percale Sheets, 72x103",
S2.9s
$50 Secs. $2.90 Cannon CoIored
Muslin Sheets, green, pink, Tx
108" --------------------$2 $2.39
100 Secs. $3.29 Cannon Colored
Muslin Sheets, yellow, pink,
peach, 81x108" --------$ $2.69
400 Secs. Csc Cannon Colored
Muslin Cases, 42x36- 6------49c
3-S10.95 SoIid-color Linen
Cloths, 64xs6";; coral, rose, grey.
$4.S5
800 Secs. 29c Cannon Striped
Dish Towels; red, blue. green,
5 for $1.00
Washington Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Wash Fabrics

200 Yds. CSC White Organdy,
permanent finish I'D. 39c
5000 Yds. Remnants, 49c-$1.29
Cottons, desirable lengths.
I'd. 29c-59c
200 Yds. 79c Sport Denims, SO"
wide, plain, stripes. sanforized
t1% residual shrinkage), yd. $50
80 Yds. $3.50 Printed Irish
Dress Linens, SO" wide, yd. $1.29
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Better Dresses

SO-S22.95 to SIS Nylon and
Orion Dresses, hnen-weave.
Sizes 1920 ----------$15.00
l6-S17.95 to $19.95 Women's
Rayon Taffetas! Mastersheersi
Nylon orion. Assorted colors
and styles ---------------$ $500
15-S29.95 to $39.95 Misses
Dresses. Rayon Mastersheers.
failles, taffetas. Black and
navy. Wonderful buys! S18yO0
3-$59.95 Misses Cocktail Dres-
ses. Rayon taffetas and silk
organzas. Size IL only $500
1-$59.S5 Nylon TuIle Evening
Gown. White: sizes 8---$A.00
Washington Second Floor
I4-S17.s5 to Sls.S5 wemen's
Dresses. Pure silk prints, orion,
nylon and rayon mastersheers.
$500
Arlington Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22

SpOffSsceU1'

7-S25 to $33.95 Knit Suits. AS
sorted pastels; broken sizes,
$1,000
11-$13.95 Rayon Suits for year
round wear. Unlined. Broken
$2.95 to $5.95 Blouses. Cottons.
rayons, Many styles; broken
sizes SA.SS
$12.95 to $22.95 Jackets. Many
Spencer types. Assorted styles.
$1,000
$22.50 to SIS Dresses. Orlons!
Nylons! Cottons! Broken sizes,
$500
S29.95 Women's Half-size Dres-
ses. Broken sizes $1,000
S14.95 to $19.95 Women's Half
size Dresses. Broken sizes, $500
S10.95 Jackets. Rayon failles
and novelties. Sizes 10 to 16,
$500
Washing ngton-Second Floor;
Arlington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Infants Weas.

$3.50 Little Girls Pastel Plaid
Skirts. Sizes 3 to 6x-----$1.O0
$50 Girls Cotton Panties.
Double-crotch, French leg.
White, 4 and 8 only-------3Oc
$3.50 Baby Crib Blankets. White
and pink only ----------$2.00
$1.00 Infants hand made Bibs.
White -------------------50 SOC
$1.58 Handmade Diaper Shirts.
Lace and embroidery trim, $1.O0
$3.50 Rayon Jersey Gowns and
Pajamas. Sizes 4 and 6---$1.00
Washington-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Notions

3O-S1.9S Plastic Laundry Bags,
paStels - $50
50-75c Silk Dress Shields,
paStels - pr. 25c
50-$1.0O Stor : All Bags, for
many household ITEMS Soc
30 - CSC Two Way Stretch
Girdles, small sizes, soiled 25c
70-S1.00 Plastic Dress Hangers,
assorted colors, 6 to set SOC
40-$1.0O Clear Plastic Rain
CapeS ------------- oSC
14-$2.95 Rubber Girdle Bra
Tops, broken sizes ------6 CSC
1OO-69c Metal Blouse Hangers,
nOlQS --- ZJc
25c Plastic Shoulder Covers,
2 for 15c
25-$1.98 House Slippers, broken
sizes, soiled- d---------------3Sc
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Daytime Dresses

10O-S2.99 Percale Dresses
Plaids, for misses, women, half
O1ZCO 3AsOC
30-$19.95 All-Nylon Dresses for
sizes 10 to 20; few half-sizes,
$16.S5
10O-S3.99 Sanforized Cotton
Dresses. Sizes II to 20; few
4AdAA -olnGo -------PSsSO
25-S2.99 to $3.50 Smocks, Cot
ton Dresses, q few apron dresses.
$1.0O
15-S3.99 Cotton Brunch Coats.
Misses sizes ------------S2.59
3O-S1.99 Cover-up Aprons;
check patterns ------------ 89c
Washington-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
TOiIefi.ies

6-s1.50 Famous Name Soaps,
with lanolin; boxes Of 3 cakes,
59c
6-S2.75 Worth Perfumes 49cs
3-S12.OO Vigny Perfumes,
"Beaucatcher" fragrance, $1.99"
10-$2.75 Vigny Perfumes,
''Beaucatcher" and "Heure In
time" scents -----.4 4Scs
l8-$1.S8 Military Sets, two
piece, black fiber bristles, 49c
24-S1.OO Guitar Lipsticks, as
sorted shades 80 29c"
144-39c DIR. West TOothpastes,
1Oc
sPlns 20% Ta1.
Washington-Stree Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
SiIa,es.scUf'e

2S7.50 Silver : Plated Cheese
and Craker Dishes, scratched,
S3.75s
16--S1.0O Cold Meat Forks,
stainless steel, scratched 49c
- $2.98 Sterling Handled
Gravy Ladies, scratched, $1.79s
+$S.98 Steak Sets, 2-pc.
sterling handles, scratched,
S4.SSs
SASS Sugar and Creamer
Sets, crystal with sterling base,
scratched ---------- $2.49s
1OO-75c Silver plated Ice Tea
Spoons, sCavaIcade" pattern.
scratched ------------------25c
ePfas Sos TG1
washington Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
COrSefS

1-S18.50 NyIon CorSette. Size
SO ---.Sl Sl2.95
5S15.OO Front Talon Closing
COrsettes -$7.95
$1.50 to $3.50 Brassieres. Special
lot, sizes 80 to 80 CSC
1859 COrsets, side-hook and
back-lace. Broken sizes, $1.99
42-$2.95 to $3.95 Junior Cir
dies. Knitted elastic. Panties,
TOO -----------------
Washington-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Lingerie


lo0-$1.99 Slips. Rayon crepes:
white, pink. Misses sizes, $l.OO
25-S3.S9 Gowns. Cotton chal-
lis In floral prints. Broken
100-S3.99 Nylon Crepe Slips.
White. Misses broken sizes,
S2.79
loo-s1.1s to S1.2s Cotton Slips;
built-up shoulders. White. "a
a
Washington-Second Floor
5O-S5.s5 Nylon Tricot Petit
coats. White, pink. Sizes 26
to -------------$4.99
45-S5.S5 Rayon Tricot Pajamas.
Blue, coral. Misses broken
sizes ---2 for $500
5O-S4.S9 Rayon Tricot Gowns.
Coral, blue, black. Misses
broken sizes ------$ $2.OO
Second FIoor-Washington
and Arlington
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Budget Dresses

S14.95 to S17.S5 Misses Rayon
Prints and Crepes s------- $500
1885 Women's and Misses Dres-
ses -----------------$4.99
Second Floor-Washington and
Arlington
l2-S1O.S5 Misses Rayon Taf-
fetas and Crepes- $4.O0
Washington Second Floor
ISl4.95 Extra size Rayon
Crepe Dresses $9.99
Arlington-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Junior. Dresses

1SS.s5 to Sass Rayon and
Silk Prints ------------$4 $500
1O-$14.95 to $17.95 Black and
Navy RayOn Crepes $500
10-$17.95 Navy Rayon Taffetas
with matching coats - $12.O0
10-S25 One and two-piece Or
Ion and Nylon Dresses S17.O0
10-S14.95 Unlined Rayon Suits
for year round wear S10.S8
Washington Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
TV. Radios

1-S415.OO Famous Make II" TV,
full doors, 81 model ---$279.0O
1-$209.95 Famous Make IA" TV
Portable, so model $159.OO
1-S232.45 Famous Make II"
Table TV, 81 model $1,000
T$312.OO Famous Make II"
TV Console, 80 model $259.OO
1-Zenith Table Model Radio
Phono Combination, trade in,
$1,000
1-S44.95 Mot0rola Portable
Radio, AC-DC, battery $1,000
Neutrality-suspicious. Store
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Bedroom
Furniture

l-S39.5O Serta Innerspring
Mattress, pre-built borders;
double size --------$25.99
1-S49.5O Serta Innerspring
Mattress, tuftless; twin size,
S2s.Ss
2-S39.95 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, gray and wine stripes;
/ double, l twin size S25.SS
l-S26.95 Innerspring Mattress,
discontinued style; double size,
$3.50
i-S32. .95 ''Hotel Special" Inner
spring Mattress, twin size. $2O.SS
l-S47.5O Simmons 'eKannsleep"
Innerspring Mattress, twin size.
S30.5O
1-S22.S5 AIl-Layer Felt Mat
tress, blue-white stripe; double
l-S26.95 Innerspring Mattress,
6A-oz. ticking; twin - $3.50
I-S32 .95 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, soiled; twin size.
$2O.sS
2-S15.95 Cotton Mattress, dis
continued styles; ! twin, dou-
ble size ----------- ---- SS.00
l-S39.95 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, pre-built borders;
twin size ------------S SZ5.SS
1-s39.95 EngIander Innerspring
Mattress, double size - $25.99
I-S47.5O Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, 276 innercoil; double
size ------------------ Soi''"
l-S39.95 Innerspring Mattress.
discontinued style; double size,
S24.99
1-S52.5O Solid Maple Vanity
and Mirror, SCARED = $22.5O
1-S74.5O Dresser and Mirror,
mahogany veneer: SCARED,
S44.5O
1-S59.5O Dresser and Mirror.
solid maple: as is ----- $3.50
l-S19.95 Chest Of Drawers,
wooden drawer pulls, maple
finish $S.SS
Washington-Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22

Stationery
2O-pkgs. $1.Oo Paper Napkins
Soc
1-$5.00 Pig Bank, SCARED
$3.OO
l-$2.0o Boxes Coasters $1.00
1O-S1.OO Address Books SOC
$500 Plastic Animals -s1.OO
6-$1.95 Plaid School Bags $50
6-$1.79 Decks Plastic. PIN
ochle Cards ----------$1.19
Street Floor--Washington
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Toys

1-$2.95 Child's Folding Lawn
Chair, tubular frames, soiled,
S1.99
1-S14.75 Doll Stroller, floor
1-S13.99 Table, Chair Set, 81
pc. natural finish; floor sample,
$7.99
1--$S.75 Easel Blackboard, floor
Sample $4.JS
1-SS.95 Ballerina Doll, IA" long,
SOlle0 -----------------
1-$3.95 Tots Bike, floor SAM
pic S1.SO
1-$l4.95 Velocipede, IL" front
wheel: floor sample
1-S9.95 Blessed Event Doll,
Washington-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Girls Wess,.

3-$19.95 to $22.95 Spring Coats,
$500
1O-$7:99 Dresses. Pastel cot
tons $500
50-$2.29 Washable Rayon Cab
ardine Shorts -------S1.5O
12-$7.99 to $3.50 Suits or Top
pers. Rayon checks or solids,
$500
3LS34.95 Grey Wool Spring
Coats $500
6O-S1.99 Slips. Rayons or cot
tons. Sizes 8 to 14---~$ $1.40
Washington-Fourth Floor