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Evening star., 1952-08-23

then one of the colorful centers
of Washington entertainment.
Admission prices were so mod
est. that according to one of the
theater patrons of the day the
tplace attracted not only the plush
society of the day but many
1others.
For instance, a story in The
Star of October IL, 1886, listed
prices for Comic Opera Week,
at reserved seats 10 cents and
l25 cents"
From his own personal knowl-
edgs" John Clagett Proctor. local
historian, and writer for The
Star declared once: The shows
were about as good as those
given by any light opera company
of that day or since"
Among some of the other shows
lplaying there were "The Two
Orphans" "Finnegan's Ball" and
IA Contented Woman"
occupants OF Old Lincoln Hall
in its early days included the
Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion, which presented popular
speakers and lecturers of the day
in its lecture rooms and '.parlors. .
These included such celebrated
figures as Henry Ward Beecher
IT. De Witt Talmage and Fred
Ierick Douglass. Among the great
singers who appeared in concert
In the theater was Christine
Nilsson. Mary Miles Minter was
among the popular actresses.
In its later days the theate1
was used for burlesQue and for
motion pictures. The Strand has
beeen silent for months
Evening star., 1952-08-23
|26S-MiIe Round Trip
Breaks Glider Record
BY the Associafed Press

GRAND PRAIRIE. Tex, Aug
23.-Glider pilots saw an interna-
tional record cracked during the
1852 national soaring meet yes
terday.
William Coverdale, jr., Chat
tanooga, Tenn, scored a new in
ternational round-trip record by
jockeying his motorless glider
from here to Brownwood, Tex, and
return. The 268-mile flight broke
the record of 242 miles held
by Rudolph Laroy-Mamsoon Of
Sweden.
Elizabeth Betsy) Woodward
%, of Santa Monica. Calf, be-
came the first woman to win the
Gold C" by riding her little craft
205 miles to Sweetwater, Tex.
The Gold c" goes to sailplane
pilots who voyage at least 18e
miles. attain at least $3.50 feet Of
altitude and remain aloft at least
five hours.
Richard H. johnson of Stark
vile, Miss, the defending sole
champion, glided more than 30C
miles to Odessa, Tex. He still held
his lead with 1865 points.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
West Denies Cuttinq
Trade in Germany
By the Associated Press

BERLIN, Aug. 23.-The United
States, Great Britain and France
today jointly rejected Soviet
charges that they were taking
measures to reduce trade between
East and West Germany.
The charges were made by
Soviet Gen. VASTLY Chuikov in a
letter dated July 80.
United States High Commis-
sioner Walter J. Donnelly said in
his reply, delivered here today, 81
cannot understand or accept" the
allegations that Western au-
thorities are responsible for re-
ducing the flow of trade between
West and East Germany.
The Russians had accused the
three Western powers of breaking
the 1949 agreement that ended
the Soviet blockade of Berlin.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
u. 5. Will Pay S35 Million
To Korea for Expenses
BY the Associated Press

The United States shortly will
pay around $35 million to the
Korean government for expenses
incurred by American forces in
the country.
This will be the second such
payment for goods, services and
supplies" provided by the Koreans.
The State Department said these
dollar payments to Korea will
materially aid that Government
i'm developing a balanced import
program which will supplement
current United States and United
Nations contributions of consumer
goods and essential raw materials
for the Korean economy"
Evening star., 1952-08-23
Truckman Held in Threat
Against Jimmy Stewart
BY the Associated Press

CARTHAGE, Mo-, Aug. 23.-
Sidney Clyde Davis, 55-year-old
truck driver, has been charged
with an attempt to extort $1,000
from movie star James Stewart
Davis was identified by l.. v
Boardman, special agent in charge
of the Kansas City FBI Office, as
the man who wrote a letter to
the actor threatening him OF his
family and demanding the money
in small bills.
Davis was arrested here last
Saturday. He had moved here
from Los Angeles several weeks
ago.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
CAB Begins Expensive Probe
Of Brazilian Jungle Crash

|CAB's Miami Office, left by all
for Brazil Wednesday.
He said the BraZilianS have re-
moved all the bodies and have cut
a trail to the general area.
"Our men will still have a hard
climb of half an hour on foot to
reach the main wreckage," Mr.
Andrews said. "And it will take
them a full hour of even harder
going to get from the main wreck
age to the planes left wing"
Evening star., 1952-08-23
Mitchell Sees Discord
Between Party Heads
And Gen. Eisenhower.
BY fhe Assoeioied Press

Stephen A. Mitchell, Democratic
national chairman, said today that
Gen. Eisenhower and the regular
Republican leadership are ''twc
loudSpeakers" who gave the pub
lie exactly opposite messages
yesterday. ,-.
I'm his Boise. Idaho. speech,
Gen. Eisenhower indorsed the solid
social gains of the last 20 years
ard said they no longer were
political issues" Mr.. Mitchell said
in a statement. . se-
"On the other hand, the press
informs us that the regular Re-
publican leadership is 'gleeful' over
President Truman's statement
(Thursday) that the record of the
last 20 years would be cam
paign issue"
Mr.. Mitchell said this meant
that party leaders wanted to make
the record an issue, but Gen. Eli
senhower did not.
Campaign on the Record.
MIR. Mitchell said he thought the
Democratic candidates would be
only too happy" to campaign on
the record.
II think, however. that Gov.
Stevenson and Senator Sparkman
were hopeful that the real en-
phasis of the campaign could be
placed on the newer issues of to-
day and that the coming debates
would deal with the problems of
tomorrow. >.
Nevertheless, if the Repubh-
cans -. want to match their acts
of the last 20 years against those
of the Democratic Party. that will
suit us fine. They've got a lot to
answer for. If they do. the Re-
publicanS will be introducing
something new in politics, what
you might call a give themselves
hell campaign"
Senator Ellender, Democrat. of
Louisiana, chairman of the Senate
Agriculture Committee. also took a
crack at Gen. Eisenhower's re-
marks on farm problems at Kan
sas City Thursday.
Democrats Pushed Law.
The general said there would be
mo tampering" with the 1852
law providing supports at 80 per
cent of parity-the level adjudged
as a fair balance between prices
for farm products and those farm
ers must pay for their purchases.
IT would remind the general, !"
Senator Ellender said in state
ment, that that very law, which
he seems to- like so well at this
late date, was pushed through
Congress by the DemocratS-oHer
the bitter opposition of So per cent
of the House Republicans. What
the Republicans wanted was not
an assured 80 per cent, but a
sliding scale running as low as
60 per cent of parity"
Mr.. Mitchell meanwhile an
nounced that he will meet Demo-
cratic leaders from IL Western
States at Denver September S,
when Gov. Stevenson is due to
make what is billed as a major
Nationwide speech.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
Youth Fellowship Elects

MIAMI, Fla. Aug. % R. -
James Macholtz of st. Joseph
Mich, Is the new president of the
Council of the international Youth
Fellowship of the Church Of God
He was elected yesterday, sue
ceeding Miss Don Deena Caldwell
of Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
Skull Used to Conceal
| Contrubund Cigarettes
Ry fhe Assoeiqted Pres

GOETTINGEN, Germany, Aug
|23.-A human skull found in 9
parcel mailed from the United
States to a German medical stu
Ident at Goettingen University
aroused suspicious of customs Of
ficials.
Hidden inside the skull they
found 200 American cigarettes
They refused to identify the send
Ter except to say he is the stu
dents father and is presently stay
ling somewhere in New Jersey.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
ToIoI Leaves Capitol
Before New King Arrive.
By the Associoted Press

AMMAN. Jordan, Aug. 23.-
Former King Talal I slipped
quietly out of Amman today to
join his aging mother, Queen Mus
bah, in a small villa at Irbid, 40
miles north of the capital.
King Hussein I, who succeeded
his ailing father to the throne, is
expected here en- route from
Switzerland Monday. He is ac-
companied by his mother, Queen
Zeine, wife of Talal.
Evening star., 1952-08-23

northwest and So to 58 in the
south and east. Tomorrow, fair
and rather cool.
Wind.-Northwest at 10 miles
an hour at l pm.
District Medical Society rag
weed pollen count for "a hours
ended 3 o'clock this morning, 118
grains per cubic yard of air.
River Report.
tFrom U 8. Engineers
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
and muddy at Great Falls; Shenandoah
cloudy at Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
Two More GIs' Bodies
Recovered After Flood
By the Assoeioted Press

SEOUL, Korea, Aug. 23.-The
United States 45th Division said
bodies Of two more soldiers
drowned when a platoon was
trapped by a flash flood last Mon
day were recovered today.
Nineteen bodies had been re-
covered earlier and nine soldiers
still were missing and presumed
dead.
Eleven soldiers survived the
tragedy.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
German Envoy Arrives

MEXICO CITY, Aug. % R.-
DR.. Fritz Won Twardowski, the
first German Ambassador to Mex
leo in more than 10 years, arrived
yesterday to take up his duties,
Evening star., 1952-08-23

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 101. on June 26
Lowest, 15. On January 80.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High, 83. at $40 pm.
Low, So, at 6:25 am
Evening star., 1952-08-23

ali hour after sunset.
Rrenfuifa
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The Sun n
Evening star., 1952-09-18
Infants Wear

Boys S1.79 Cotton Cardigans,
Jacquard stripes, blue, yellow.
gray, sizes "a S1.OO
S3.99-S5.95 Dresses, assorted
fabrics. styles; sizes 1-3 $500
S1.79 Corduroy Boxer Longies,
Overalls, dark colors; sizes "a,
zoe
Soc Polo Shirts, short sleeves,
stripes, dark colors; 3-6x.
s1.7s-s1.ss Flannel Pajamas,
1-pc. gripper fronts: IA and 8,
Boys $1.99 Sail Cloth Stacks,
elastic back, suspenderS, blue;
S-5 $1.OO
s2.99 Printed Flannelette Dust
ers, pastelS, 3-6x--------S2.OO
39c Cotton Socks, stripes; size
5 only - ~------ 1Oc
Boys Waterproof Helmets, dark
green, for 4 and S yr. olds- soc
S3.99 Heavy Melton Cloth Ski
Pants, navy; sizes 3, 4 S1.OO
Boys S1.49-S1.99 Flannel Shirts,
plaids, solids, long sleeves, size 3,
S1.0O
$2.99 Nyl0n Jacket with cotton
kasha lining, zip front. two
tone colors, 6 and 6x only. $1.SO
4th Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-09-18
Upholstery

14-S2.9s Plastic Coverettes for
sofas - --$1.98
27-sl.ss Plastic Coverettes for
chairs $1.0O
33-sl.95 Foam Rubber Cush-
ions, quilted plastic covers, $1.0O
38-Prs. S5.9S-$6.98 Rayon Faille
or Taffeta Drapcries, 70 and
80" long ----$3.98
42-S2.sS-$3.ss Curtain strips,
mostly samples, as is. Each $1.OO
13-$9.9e Hide-a.way, Bed Cow
ers, twill, wine color r------$2.98
3rd Floor-WashingtOn Only
Radios, TV
1-SSl4.96 MotorolA 20" Table
Tv, detachable legs. 81 model.
1-sso1. .ss Admiral so~ Table
TV, 50 model - $179.00
1-$265.4s Motorola 20" Table
TV, 80 MODEL - - $lSS.O0
1-$339.95 Admiral II" Console
TV, built-in radio, half doors,
80 model S259.OO
1-$423.95 Philco FL" Console
Tv, so model ----- $349.OO
1-sss.s5 G.E.. Clock Radio,
$24.00
1-S29.95 Table Radio, ivory
Co1Or ------------------ $lJ.VV
1-29.05 MOtOrOla Table Radio,
ebony color -----------$l7.00
1-$16.2S Record Player Attach
memt, 45 RPM $500
-$9.0S SwiveI-top Tv Tables,
$3.50
Appliance Store-Washington
Only
Evening star., 1952-09-18
COttOas Fabrics

% Yds. 79c Gold Printed Cot.
tons, 80" wide----------yd. DC
11o Yds. Soc Floral Printed
Flannelette, 36S wide---yd. 39c
1.eoe Yds. zec-sl.1e Cotton
Remnants, 1-4-yd. lengths,
plain, printed I'D. 4Sc % soc
Street oor-Washington Only
Lamps
15-S39.9S Decorator ChiMa
Table Lamps, choice Of styles.
$3.50
1l-S29.Ss Club, 6-way Bridge,
Floor Lamps, brass, bronze,
modern in group. ! Of q kind,
$14.o0
$3.50 Lamp Shades, acetate
rayon. IL. "a. l6" sizes. beige.
rose, wine - $l.e0
6 Prs. $79.9S Imported Crystal
Hurricane La mps, polished
drops. large designed globes,
pr. 93k0e
4-$69.9e Cordey China Lamps.
2 styles, hand-colored, hand-
made shades 99k,0o
18-S1998 Lamps assorted
styles, modern. Bradley. Royai.
Haeger makes Sa0.ee
5rd Floor or-Wasl1ington onlyl
Evening star., 1952-09-18

Linens, DO1ssestics
12-$2.49 Bridge Sets, solid coll,
ors, 04x34" cloth
15-$12.S5 Rayon- Cotton DAM
ask Sets, 62x10s" cloth, IL nap
3-S12.95 MADEIRA Hand EN-
broidered Organdy Vanity Sets.
s6-pc. soiled $6.95
5-S5.95 Imported Hand made
Linen Bridge Sets, 36x36" cloth.
soiled S3.95
Lot 39c-s3.95 Misc. Towels,
Scarfs, Doilies, Washcloths, as
is -.--- -10c to $1.99
45-$4.95 Chenille Loop Pile
Rugs, non-skid backs, oblong
27x48" size ---------------$2.59
20-S5.95 Chenille Loop Pile
Rugs, r1on-slid back, oblong
30x54" sine ---------------$3.19
5O-$S.05, $6.95 PIisSe Crepe
Spreads, full or twin size, solids.
$3.50
Street F1oor--Washington only
Evening star., 1952-09-18
Bedroom
Furniture

1-S44.5O Simmons Box Spring,
disc. ticking, twin size S22.25
1-$4.95 Innerspring Hollywood
Bed Outfit on Legs, SO" wide,
soiled S24 9S
1-S39.95 Innerspring Holly
wood Bed Outfit, 30'' wide.
$24.95
.-SS9.75 Englander Box Spring,
hardwood base frame, twin size.
$19.75
1--S44.95 Box Spring, rose rayon
satin border. twin size e---S22.95
1-S29.SM Box Spring, blue,
white striped ticking, twin size.
$14.99
1-S32.95 Hotel Special Inner
spring Mattress, 61/5 OF. tick
Ing, twin size $3.50
1-$S4.S5 Supreme Felt Mat
tress. double size, soiled $22.99
1-S149.50 Englander African
Mattress with box spring, dou-
BILE size, as -S79.S9
1-S42.5O Simmons Box Spring,
sturdy coil construction, dou-
BILE size, Soiled -- S19.99
1-S59.50 Serta Box Spring,
double size S37.5
1-S59.5O Serta Innerspring
Mattress, $40 inner coils, dou-
BILE size $40 SO
1-S39.5O Foster Box Spring,
disc. pattern, double size S19.75
1-S44.50 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress. pre-built borders,
double size ----S26 -S26.8S
1-$27.50 BoudOir Chair, re-
versible cushion, grey floral up
AAOAoeC1y $1S.70
1-S11.50 Boudoir Chair, rose
floral upholstery -S5.55
3rd Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-09-18
Ckissa

S4.9e Bone China Bon BAN
DlaneS ------------------ -$2.98
12-$3.98 California Pottery
BANKS $1!UV
6-S1.9S Decorated Novelty
Planters ------+a-------- -75e
6-$1.9S Crystal Glass Cigarette
Holders -- -.---. $50
32-39c Decorated Beverage
Glasses ---------------19 100
sass Luncheon Sets, 2O-pc.
ivory with decoration = $s.29
2$3.SS Square Pottery Vases,
$2.49
2-$5.9s Large Yellow Pottery
Bowls -------$2.9e
A-S7.9S Revolving Tidbit Trays,
Setter style --------------S4.9o
1--Irreg. s6A9S Imported China
Dinner Set, 03.pc.-------@e0.9e
1-$39.98 Decorated Earthen-
ware Dinner Set, 93-pc., Sass
3rd Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-09-18

Fass's

s1o.se Dyed Kolinsky Scarf. per
8kin s4 --=-- - x-$4.5S
s15.5S Silver Rlne Mink Scarf.
per skin i $9.75
S75oo Blond : dyed Rabbit
Jacket $500
$1,000 Brown-dyed Musl::c t
Stole a S69.GO
$119.00 Grey : dyed Broa TIL
(processed) jacket $500
S199.00 Ranch Mink Cape Stole,
$500
$249.00 Brown dyed Muskrat
Coat; size II 2------------$140y00
$290.O0 Tan-dyed Muskrat Coat;
size II ----------$lz9.O
$299.0O Blue dyed Broadtail
Cape (processed lamb --$1z9.0O
Fur products labeled to show
origin Of imported ftlrs.
All prices plus 20ss tax.
2nd Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-09-18
Jr'. Miss Dresses
NegIigees

15-S8.95 Cotton Print Brunch
Coats, reversible tie around: !:
misses broken sizes ----- $500
1O-S5.95 Cotton Brunch Coats.
wrap or coachman styles;
misses broken sizes. s.----- $3.50
End Floor-Washington
Street Floor-Arlington
Evening star., 1952-09-18
COrSetS. Bras

10-$5.s5 Elastic Girdles, panel
front; large sizes --------$3.33
$3.50 La Trique Bandeaux,
matching garter belts. black;
broken sizes. Each CSC
1O-S1.5O Bust Forms, plastic
covered, black, pink 99c
2$5.95 Simone Waist Nippers,
white: sizes IS, %: soiled, $3.50
2S1S.50 Rite Form Nylon
Girdles, nude; sizes 80 and IS,
$500
$1,000 Rite Form Girdles.
talon closing. nude. size %. $3.50
49-$5.00-$7.95 Girdles, rayons,
satins and rayon brocades in
group, disc. styles: broken sizes.
$3.33
1-$l0.0O Memo Nylon Girdle,
pink: size 80 -$6.2S
25-$l.O0 Bifiex Bandeaux, ray
on satin. pink, white; size 80,
A. B, cupS-------------.4S 4Sc
and Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-09-18
Handbags

5O-$3.00 Bags, assorted styles,
colOrS $1.S9s
1-$l7.5O Brown Faille Bag,
carved lucite top $7.S5s
$500 Summer Bags, assort-
ed styles $1.0Os
1-$1O.5O Black Morocco Leather
Bag, leather lined $3.S5s
l-$10.50 Black Leather bag,
leather lined --------35.00s
1-$12.50 Green Calfshin Bag,
leather lined: As is------4s95s
1--$7.95 Grey Suede Bag, $3.49s
8-$l2.5O Black Calfskin Box
D0B8 $VsUO
$500, $7.S5 Bags, as Is, @2.9os
"Plus 20% Tax
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-09-18
Rugs

@S54.95 Rayon and Cotton
Persian Design, 9x12-ft S29.95
1-S59.95 Green Carved Effect
BroadloOm, 9x6-ft. - $34.95
1-$lS3.90 Beige Round Wire
Wilton, 9x12-ft., soiled $500
1-S144.95 Cotton Tone-on- Tone
Rug. AS is, 9x19.7 --$39.95
1-$l49.95 Winte Twistweave
BrOadlOom, 12x9-ft. S79.g5
1-$129.95 Rose Carved Effect
Broadloorn, 9x12-ft., as is, $59.95
1-$146.95 Limetone Carved
Wilton. 9x11 ft.----------$79.95
5O-Yds. $8.95 Beige Wilton
Stair Carpet, ~" wide--yd. S4.99
1-S44.95 Cotton Tone-on- Tone
Rug. AS IS, 9x6 -------$14.99
4-S5.95 Reversible Cotton Rugs,
24x45 in. -S2.99
1-S49.95 Cotton Rug, plain,
9X12, as is $19.95
3rd Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-09-18
NeckaCeOf.

lOO-S1.O0-$1.19 SILK Scarfs,
large squares, floral prints, nc
125-Some Irrcg. S3.99, $4.99
Sweaters, wool cardigans, slip
ons, white, black, assorted colors
in group; 34-40, sass; 2 for $500
75-S1.OO-$1.95 SILK Tie-0n
Wells, white, black, colors- SEC
15O--S9c-59c Flowers, assorted
types, colorS -------------19c 19c
12O Misses $3.S9.$5.g5 Blouses,
nylons, cottons. rayors; broken
sizes, col0rs ---$2.59; 2 for $500
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-09-18
Knit indies

28-S4.95 NylOn Tricot Slips,
broken sizes, colors, soiled, 1929
94-$1.OO Rayon Tricot Briefs.
white; sizes 5. 6------5Oc
$3.50 Rayon Vests, pink,
broken sizes ----3 SOC
122-Imperfects, NylOn TricOt
Briefs, Hollywood style, small
sizes 6;c
89-$1.25 Nylon TricOt Undies,
lace trimmed, broken sizes,
colors 74c
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-09-18

RGgagDss Fabrics

keOWOse RWO1'0GG
$l.0O Washable Rayon Gabar-
dine, 10 colors- TIE
$50 Crisp Ray6n Taffeta, is
light and darkS colors- -yd. SIC
$1.95 Washable Puff Nylon, 8
colorS ---- 1850 ---,yd. $l.4S
8Sc Washable Burlington Mills
crepe delight" 8 colors, yd. TIC
$l.O0 Washable Rayon Tweed,
4 colors yd. 59c
Street Floor-Washington:
Arlington
Evening star., 1952-09-18
Duuti1l,e Dresses

5, S5.95 Cotton Pinafcr :;
misses sizes ------- $500
35-$2.99, $3.50 Cotton Pima
fores, Dresses; broken sizes,
$1.OO
15-$5.95 Square Dance Dresses,
$1.O0
35-$3.99 Pastel Brunch Goats,
sizes u TO 20 -----------$2.S9
100-43.S9 Pastel Cotton Dresses;
broken sises- --$1.5s; , for $500
15SA9S Denim ~ m , ers;
broken 1lxeS --------------42.88
ma F1oor--WAsh Ashington Only
Evening star., 1952-09-18
Girls Wear

n-&12.06 Cotton Dresses, pas
tels and dark colors- $500
1-e599 Rayon Topper 500
l-$16.9S Check Wool Toppers,
$500
1850 Broadcloth Pajamas.
teen sizes ----------------S1.99
20-$l.S9 Rayon Slips, lace trim,
$1.29
1$s.99. $16.95 Spring Suits,
$500
20-$4.99 Wool Cardigan Sweat
erS --------- ---- $3.50
1O-$16.95 AlI-Wool Spring
Coats --- $1,000
4th FIoor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-09-18
Hand lEee1.chiefs

zoo WOmen's Zoe Cotton Prints,
pastel sheer cottons. hand
rolled or scalloped hens = 15c
100 Mems $1.0O initiated Irish
Linen Cords, hand-rolled hens.
Soc
Mems 29c initiated white Cot
tons, hemstitched, y" hens,
10O
$50 Mems Soc initiated Irish
Linen Cords, rolled h e m s
broken assortment 3 for $1.0O
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-09-18
ToiIetries

$500 Sun Glasses. assorted
styles. all with carrying cases,
S1.79
S1.S9 Doz. Toilet Tissue, 2-ply
facial quality, blue, white. DOE,
$l.49
$500 Electric Dry Shavers for
women, young men; AC only,
S2.19
S1.1O Gabrilla Sinful Soul Com
pose, 2-oz. size ze---------39 39cs
S1.O0 Cosmetic Gases, 2 COM
partments, zippered ------59cs
2O-S1.0O Bulk Soaps, assorted
types ----- 20 cakes. 79c
$f.OO Slumber Mitts, assorted
colors 69c
Street Floor-Washington Only
4 'Plus EOS tax.
Evening star., 1952-09-18
JeM,eIry

15O-$1.OO Costume 10 Jewelry
Pieces, assorted styles 69cs
$500 Sets, earrings and 3
snappette pins------set $I.49~
13-$1.95 Slide Bracelets, gold
color metal. stone set----$1.OOs
$500 Stone Set Pins, gold
QlIeQ
$500 Set, necklace, bracelet.
earrings, simulated pearls and
req oeaoS -------=----$l.S5s
sPlus 20es tax.
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-09-18
Li1aqef.ie


5O-S3.99 Petticoats, cotton
chintz: coral, blue, maize;
misses broken sizes S1.0O
10O-$2.99 Rayon Crepe Slips,
white, pink; misses broken
sizes ..-.--a 1900 $1.79
50-S2.99 Rayon Tricot Shorty
Gowns, misses broken sizes.
colors $3.50
50--S5.95 Glossy Finished Cot
ton Slips, misses broken sizes,
colors 4--- $500
End Floor-Washington Only
30-$1.99 Cotton Crepe Cami-
soles, misses small sizes,
2 for Ss.oO
1OO-S2.99 Nylon Tricot Slips,
white; misses broken sizes,
$1.SS
1OO--s1.1s-$1.2s Built-Up Shoul-
der Slips, white cotton; misses.
women's broken sizes $50
1880 Rayon Crepe Gowns,
misses, women's broken sizes,
End Floor-Washington
Arlington
Evening star., 1952-09-18
Appliances

l-SS64.95 Hotpoint Electric
Range $2S9.OO
2-$110.5o Gas Ranges, fully
equipped - $74.o0
2-$99.S5 Apt. Size Gas Ranges,
as is -SA9. 90
2-S21S.S5 Easy de luxe SPIN
drier Washers, 80 demonstra-
tors ---------------- -$l6S.O0
1-204.95 Easy Automatic IRON
er, 80 demonstrator = $159.Oo
1-S299.95 Deep Freezer, Z Gu.
it., 50 floor sample. S245.0O
Aforementioned Elect. Refrig-
orators, s Gu. #. - $500
Appliance Store-Washington
Only
Evening star., 1952-09-18
Budget Shop
Dresses

S5.05 Summer Dresses, assorted
fabrics. colors; misses half
sizes ------.---------$1.OO
$8.95-$1O.95 Summer Dresses, /
and 2-pc. assorted fabrics:
misses half sizes only $500
SLABS Rayon Prints for shorter
women ------ $500
$5.95 Misses and Women's Sum-
mer Dresses, assorted fabrics,
colors -- S2.0O
End Floor-Washington,
Arlington
Evening star., 1952-09-18
HOSiea.u

247 Prs. Sheer Nylons, famous
names; several weights, broken
sizes, colorS sec
80 Prs. Irregs. $1.35 Dress Sheer
Nylons, 80 deniers, good colors;
sizes 815-9h ----------.79 79c
so Prs. $1.50 Super Sheer N.Y.
Ions, 57-gauge, dark shades:
sizes 8h and $50
11O Prs. $1.35 No Seam Nylons,
famous name; broken sizes and
70 Prs. Super-Shcer Nylons, 60
gauge, good .colors; popular
SkzcS ----- ----- --OoU
155 Prs. Imperfects $1.50 No
Seam Super-Sheer NylOns, good
colors; popular sizes soc
Street Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-09-18
Egects'Scs

1-S22.9S Heater, radiator style.
broken handle ----------410.e5
1--32.A9 Electrie Sandwich Grill,
demonstrated ----.-------$1.49
1-l0.9S Heater, standard make,
door sample -------------.$7.95
1-$35.s5 Steam Radiator, ivory
color, FIR. sample, % is $24.95
l--$33.95 Steam Radiator, white,
fir. sample ------ ----~$22.9S
lass Picnic Kit, dishes, cut
lery. suitcase style, as Is. $16.95
1-$9.9S Electric 2-Burner Hot
Plate, deanonstrator ------$3.90
1rd Floor-WaShington Only
Evening star., 1952-09-18
CO0ts, Sss5ts

&e1e9S Ogien spsncsr Jackets,
Wldte: 1alssss' etzss ----e19.00
13-9l09S Spring Coats, navy
and grey: Junior zss---$30.0o
oslkse-ess Ceass, Toppers;
misDess. Junior sizes $l6.00
e1eSs-s1 Rainceats, 1e : 10
$10.00
24-S49.95-$59.eS Wool Suits,
many stlyes, sizes, colors, $22.OO
1S49.9S-$S9.95 1OO9s Orion
Goats and Toppers ------$2S.00
and Floor-Washington Only