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TELEVISION
TELEVISION

TV, Admiral. IA inch. 8 months old
leaving city must sell, Sl30 or best
offer. DU-, sOlS.
TN, Motorola, lO-in.. mahog.. con-
sole; new tube Oct. 81: excel. cond.
81 $500.
TV SET; hoffman 16 In. mahogany
console. Owner going overseas. JU.
TV TABLE, mahogany, revolving; fits
any size table model; reasonable.
TENOR Sax. Conn. good condition.
500; B fat clarinet, Dupont, good
cond.. $40. JA. 5-S016. 30
TIRES 90! Eirest9ne s5a Super T,ts balloon oo
; miles wear; will sell for SIS each,
less than list. Call Monday after %
I'M. WA. 1894 or West River T06s
TIRES a.. white sidewalks, 7:6Ox1 5.
Good condition. $50 for all. Call
Tf1kREs, u. S. Royal tires and tubes,
in orisinal wrappinss' s7s. Phone
TIRES a. Goodrich silvertovn and
nd tubes: 7;60xl5 with 5000 mi;
S15. 1O4 Alabama ave. Sc.
TIRES. two, $50 by Il. U. S. Royal
de luxe; and tuoes' guaranteed new
TIRES 141. q. S, Royal Air Ride with
tubes; size S:2Oxl5; driven less than
10000 mi; 500 complete. Call
EN-. 6S44.
TTRES-Closing-o brand new Fire
stone and Goodyear whitewal tires
al reduced prices while they last.
ALVORD WAREHOUSE, 400 26th st.
NV RE. DISC. Il
TIRES-(5l S.0Ox15. Seiberlins Safe
AIT premium tires in wrappers.
List at $2So AS. sell for S225. ia.
TIRES AND TUBES. te, o:0oxl6 in
good condition. 81 each. TIA. 923"
TOILETS standard. with. toilet
S25 each. DU. 6644 5
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

WOOD. any length, S2l
a cord: 81 for stacking it. Call
Flu. S-2939.
WOOD-Several cords at
reduced price Cords, half cords
delivered NV. area. JA. 2-3l4l
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BEDROOM, dining room. contents OF
nome: cash. We do moving. storage.
IA. 1887; after z pm, GE. 1416.
ti@
BOOKS NEEDED - Highest cash
prices paid. Books removed at our
expense. DISTRICT BOOK STORE,
IA 9th st. NV. ME. 1895.
BOOkS-AlwayS ANXIOUS to buy en-
tire libraries or smaller collec-
tiohs Of good books: we call any
where. pay cash and remove books
Immediately at our expense. BAR
GAIN 9OOK SHOP. sos 9th St
NV DI 6007.
BOOKS BOUGHT, highest cash prices
paic. all kinds. any quantity and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 176S Pa. ave. NV,
BRIC-A-BRAC, glass. china, antiques
Buy, accept on commission. NO
CAMERA. Speed Graphic: prefer an
Anniversary model. with or without
lens. FA. 1905.
CUP = Fostoria's Lafayette wisteria
pattern; sold at Dulin & Martin s
DIAMOND JEWELRY of any descrip-
ERNEsF R sH'q BrRR fae tzsr s11 sth aa's st. paa
DIAMONDS. Old gold; platinum; also
radios teleysion sets SETS, tape record
check writer's, Persian lamb coats.
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO., 719 7th
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ly GORDON BELEK service plates,
wide sold borders: Apex upright
vacuum cleaner. S"5: Royal hand
vacuum, 81. 81. 5u42. -
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COW MANURE-Clean, no
trash, corn cobs or weeds;
also Chester loan fertilized
top soil; guarantee both
manure and top soil; best
obtainable; SIS, ton; $50, 5
tons, delivered. GEORGE
w. SABINE, Gaithersburg,
Md. Phone 686.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 F st.
NV, MA 1904
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DOG SHOW

Old Dominion Kennel Club. April 10
1882 Falls Church High School on
Entries close noon April +. Chill
dren's Handling and Obedience
Glasses included. For informa alton
or entry blanks call NO. 1870 OF
Falls Church 1907, "A
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

2 BEAUTIFUL MALE PUPPIES,
mother full blooded toy terrier. AT.
0l51.
wEIMARANER PUPPIES. must sell
leaving city; price reduced. Ewes,
WI. 9513.
COCKER sPANIELS. purebred. . blk.
ana :; blond; $50 and SIS. 10.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. Axe
reg; 3 months; red and white,
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES. excel
lent field and show prospects. From
best b God lines. AL !SI0.
COCKER PUPS. thoroughbred, 5 wks,
MIxE6 1S'f BREED IL DaPtfPp PTPP1fs. HS nHa medium
Phone OIL. 1884
bease Efeh shephefd e9eksF sehs 5srTsr and cs9i s9
DACHsHUND. miniature. smooth red
male. + mos. Axe reg. choice OF
litter: reasonable. JE. 2-34S5.
COCKER PUPPIES, : weeks old
T0 T0Fmea 5Sis beautiful dogs Axe reg,
BOXER PUPS. Axe reg. . females
lawns. nicely marked 4 mos old
Please call after l@, Evergreen
siAMESE KITTENS. cFA, little
beauties. ready for Easter bunny,
Reasonable. Good home Male at
stud. Blue ribbon winner. FA
ENGLISH Settlers. wks. old;
male: thoroughbreds; $50 each. XII
COCKER male. best pedigree. Axe.
. nos. W. and b.. must go today.
Reasonable. OR. O010
COLLIE PUPS-Perfect Easter pres
ent. little champions, Axe wonder
ful pets. wormed. inoculated: Sr5
and up. For appt.. 81. 1882 any
CoLLlEs for those who, want the best
In appearance and disposition
Yeal-old male and female. AKC
COCKER PUPPIES. beautiful pure
bred. ready to go today. Leaving
town: Temple, 500. -.
short tail. friendly. Needs new home
Sayn its life 81. 500.
plain. delivered to your door. whole
COCKATIELS. :, babies. finger tame
gooa potential takers. 2al3 Nichols
ave. Sc. 10. 3-a696.
CANARIES Male and female
Whites. blues. green and varigated
Also stands. CHI. 1545, 1917 N
Taylor Arl.
PARAKEETS-Babie $50 brdrs.,
SO. Opalines, SIS; Iutinos, $50
COckatielS, yng old So5; tame S35:
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HAVE REGISTERED FAUN BOXER
at stud fine pedigree. 10. 4-7432.
WHITE ENDEN sosIinss for Easter
pets; easy to raise: special. IS per
pair, delivered. Free feed. Call
PET CORP. Ii. S-6706 or WA. 1915.
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DIAMONDS, PLATINUM
OLD GOLD, ANTIQUES
CASH PAID
CurDAdAN,Q TEyEyEtT EDC
5HERMAN'S JEWELLERS
722 18th ST NV

DRUMS. set. whole or part; must be
cheap; also vides or xylophone. OR.
S2i2.
FUR COAT. ranch mink; private
buyer. FA. T151.
FURN.-All kinds Of household furn.
bought. refg., wash: mach. misc.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CO.. 906
Sth st. Sc Ii. 7-9S41 -12
URNITURE-Single pieces and COM
plete households. etc. AID. SS79;
ewes. and Sundays, AT. 2518.
FUHNITCRE-Will buy entire con-
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
55 years HOPWOODS. Sth and K
sts. NV. ME. 52S7.
FURNITURE - Full contents, odd
pieces; wash. mach. stoves. refgr..
bric-a-brac. etc.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES WANTED

AN l IIVHUEO WAN TED
SILVERWARE. ANY CONDITION
Jewelry, china, glassware and bric-a.
brac D. Milestone. North O300.
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 143S Wis. ave
AUTOGRAPH. letters. stamp collec-
tiOnS, coins. gold. silver, worries.
HOBBY SHOP. 141S Wis. MI. 1872
BEDRM.. DINING RM. AND OTHER
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL TILL 8 PM. ORDWAY 6677.
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% = OEN. E.zANliAN0E
2lO 7th ST. S.E.. AT. O5S5
FURNITURE WANTED-En-
tire house or odd pieces.
Also want refrigerator, gas
range, good piano, comb.
radio and some nice dishes.
Please call today. MR.. GRA-
DY, MA. 2679.
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Extra special prices today. save up
to 40'c on entire stock moved from
our D. C. store. Limited quantities,
brand-new; almost all makes.
SILVER SPRING GAS g. ELECTRIC
CO. g44 Wayne ave- JU S-S03S
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PARAKEETS-Babies, 81 so: brdrs.
SO. Opalines, SIS; Lutinos, $50
Cockatiels, yng... old. S235; tame. S35;
Pr. SO. Canaries. finches. love birds
col. chicks. ducks, rabbits. mice, feed
nest bXs.. cages stnds.. supplies. etc
SALES PETS. 1854 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1952-04-06

II you want the best. you want soil
from the rich PatapSco Valley. HI
1894. after & pm Ia
FLOWING. DISCING. MOVING gar
dens. yards. s. E. Wash. So. Md.
THE HOME wATERPUMP SERVICE
JO S-f12T
LAWNMOWER SHARPENING-Com
plete repairs power and hand now
ers, pick up and deliver S. E, Wash.
and So. Md. area.
THE HOME WATERPUMP SERVICE
IN 2.H1O@
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NV. ATTRACTIVE. newly decor.
lady smoker or with daughter
.9-i4; pvt: TU. 4lsl after 8. s.
ADAMS MILL RID. opposite park,
d0n6e dGphf.h59 room With den attract;ivly
phone. Ideal uptown location; = bus
3ISs PORTER ST. NV. large bed
sitting room, semipvt. bath. Private
home Bus at door; EN-. 3740. -6
home. dbl. or twin beds; semipvt
bath: ! blk transportation. Near
Arlington Hall. FA. 1910. --6
1910 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Large
comfortable nm. next to bath. for |
gentleman PIT. home. CO. 1880.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Nicely furn. rms
Sele.. dble. and with refer. and
hot plate. Suitable for %; rates
,lppfR pPIt reas4nsbls 1SiS l4,s Goth &c
cor. rm, h.k.: also ! sleeping nm,
excel. transp. RA. 1852. -6
RM. with pvt bath good section. un-
limited parking Excel. transp Man
only. RA 2142. -
AND MASS. AVE. AREA
Two lge rms. bath bet. on one
floor Men only. EN-. 2Os6. q
1918 c ST. N.E.-Back room for cou-
pie. furnished. Call IL. 4-5g}s. Ill
l332 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.--Front
nm. lge. closet. semipvt. bath; cony
transp.; gentleman only. CO. 06l3.
PARK-Master twin
bedrn. 1920 Beaut. furn, semi
pvt. bath; reas. Blk. Conn ave.
shops, thea. fast bus ser. WO. 29HO.
1929 MASS. AVE. NV, bet. Dupont
and Scott circles: yerv nice. au,at.
clean room; next shower -
$40 BUITERNUT ST. conf. rm. ,
pvt. nome. near Walter Reed: excel. /
transp. ia, 2499, d
1888 18th ST.-Business women
beautifully furn; lse dol and triple
rm.; pvt. bath; other vacancies
NICELY FURN. front rm.. sale. or
nble., with or without kit priyils..
unlim. phone laundry faCil, COW
transp.; references. HO. 1925. -6
5O7 P0WHATAN PL.. lac. front; 4
windows, phone: desk; quiet gentle
home; J.6; exp. bus; man; S3S.
RA. 372s. Ill
Mt. PLEASANT. on busline. near
zoo: single rm.; gentleman pref.
AID. 1895. -
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PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 K ST. NV. RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN-Newly decor; phone 24-hr
switchboard. Sgles., dpieS.; reaS.
rateS EX rHNh
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SLIPS PER WEEK
STUDIO AND BATH

$50 mo. l40@ L ST. NV. Apply
next door al 400 L St NV. A f.
SEELYE, Real Estate, D1 S3c5
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also Pekingese at stud. OR. 7723.
PooDLEs. standard brown males
Axe. 9 wks old. eager for individual
attention. FA. S59S. -6
GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION in
the country while you are enjoying
yours. Comfortable screened runs
good food, kind supervision. KRISS
KROSS KENNELS. Fairfax 6T9-J. q.
CAGE. suitable for any pet yd.
IeRs, E@ 7lsfy, I'd: wide: Specially ma made.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. 8 wks..
blond: very reasonable. S5 and $40.
COLLIES for the children for Easter
Healthy active, thoroushbreds with
beautiful markings. WO. O392. -6
BOXERS. . brindle. 2 fawn I'm. and
f. 5 mos, old; excel. breeding. reg
cRfaT HIfahs 1aN2. 1li;}: light 1rindl.. We very
RREpEw RFsstE kENsefs 4; ID sle3 aI.s Sc Sc hsE rs
tiny sHp foY HSi FOX Fox TERRIER. 2 xks.
Old. l male; s25; a. l very small
DOGS. PUPPIES. cats and kittens &
avail. to good homes. Specials this
week: Good looking smooth female
fox terrier. nice female cocker and
Q few fellas with character. ALEX
ANDRIA ANIMAL SHELTER. a10
So. Payne st. XII. a-3959. "a
KITTENS. blue-eyed white males,
beauties. So each. Call HO. &449.
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1923 Biltmore st. NV
DE LUXE ROOM

Studio hlde-away bed; newly dec:
clean; all like new. AID. $3.50 or
A r. SEELYE. DI. S325
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MCLEAN GARDENS

Choice residential commu-
nifty of Washington. Applica-
tons being accepted for single
and double rooms for future
occupancy at attractive month
l. rates. Gail room CLERK. OR.
SU2:.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
SALTZ STREET-FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
ODDS and ENDS
CLEARANCE

Wer concluded the greatest sale history No,o clear
remaining odds and ends clothing and furnishings of
quality ,oeve sased prices the bone So hurry in early aud
make your selection. No mail, phone orders
Evening star., 1952-09-04

move, the publication said, "was
the failure of Midwest Republi-
cans, most of whom supported
Taft, to contribute to the Eisen-
hover campaign fund"
Funds From Dewey Backers.
"Now that Eisenhower is in New
York." it continued, persons IA
miliar with G. o. P. campaign
fund problems believe that he is
receiving funds from the same
rich sources that financed Dewey
in his two unsuccessful attempts
to win the presidency"
The publication noted that at
the outset of the G. o. P. cam
paign, two Taft backers-Senator
Everett DirkSen of Illinois and
Karl Mundt of South Dakota
were given major posts in the
party high command"
But, it said. since then top
Dewey aides have been taking over
Among them, it listed James c
Hagerty, Mr.. Dewey's press secre-
tary, now serving Gen. Eisenhower
in the same job. and Stanley
High, "a Readers Digest editor
who was on the Dewey speech
writing team four years ago, and
is now grinding out speeches for
Eisenhower"
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Truman Asked 10 Bar
Segregated Housing
In District Projects

The American Council on HUI
man Rights has asked President
Truman to order that future pub
lie housing here be occupied on a
|racially non-segregated basis.
In a telegram released today,
Elmer w. Henderson, council di-
rector, referred to newspaper re-
ports that one project, Highland
Dwellings, now under construction,
will be for white occupancy only.
The project is one of the National
Capital Housing Authority.
While three new or proposed
housing projects here are to be ra-
cially integrated, three others are
slated for segregated occupancy.
John Ihlder, executive director of
NCHA, announced yesterday that
the segregation policy still applies
to Highland Dwellings. and the
East Capitol and Richardson
Dwellings. the latter two slated
for Negro occupancy.
Stanton Dwellings, an as yet
unnamed project in the South
east, and an addition to the Lily
Pond Dwellings have been spe-
cifically designated for integra-
ton.
MIR. Henderson called upon the
President to reverse" NCHA on
its failure to order integration on
all the housing developments.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Top Democrats Say
Dewey Forces Control
Eisenhower Campaign
By the Associofsd Press

Democratic leaders asserted to-
day that forces led by Gov.
Thomas E. Dewey of New York
have snatched control of Dwight
d. Eisenhower's presidential cam
paign.
This was the lead story in "The
Democrat" a Democratic National
Committee publication sent out
to thousands of Democratic party
leaders and workers.
Cites Defeat Of Taft.
1t claimed that Mr.. Dewey had
defeated forces led by Senator
Taft of Ohio in a tug-of-war for
control of the Eisenhower cam
paign.
Stephen A. Mitchell, Democratic
National Chairman. wrote in the
publication that Gen. Eisenhower
lis we'll and favorably known to
the public: his personal popularity
is still high"
And, Mr.. Mitchell said, Gov
Stevenson is a comparative new
conner to the national scene, and
lis not as well known as Gen
Eisenhower"
AS proof Of it's contention that
Mr.. Dewey has taken over the Els
enhower campaign, the publica-
ton noted that the general has
switched his headquarters from
Denver to New York.
One of the reasons for this
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Dulles Hits Truman
Blast al Eisenhower
Anti-Soviet Speech
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-John
Foster Dulles. answering a state
ment by President Truman, says
it is absurd to suggest" that Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower is seeking
a revolt Of unarmed peoples under
the Soviet yoke.
Mr.. Dulles, foreign policy advis-
er to the Republican presidential
candidate, made the statement
yesterday in replying to what he
called attempts by Mr.. Truman to-
"behttle and besmirch" Gen. Els
enhower.
President Truman, speaking
Tuesday at ParkerSburg, w. Va,
accused the Republicans of play
ing cruel, gutter politics with the
lives of countless good men and
women behind the Iron Curtain"
Mr.. Truman interpreted an
earlier declaration by Gen. EiSen-
hover as an apparent call for
revolt by nations captured by the
Soviet. The President said, how
ever, he didn't really believe the
Republicans wanted revolts but
were merely bidding for votes on
the issue.
Calls Suggestion Absurd.
Mr.. Dulles comment on that
was:
1T is, Of course, absurd to sug-
geSt that Gen. Eisenhower antic-
1pates invoking wholesale insur-
rection by unarmed slaves. Pre-
mature revolt would expose the
patriotic people to liquidation"
Mr.. Dulles. who distributed his
reply to Mr.. Truman at Gen.
Eisenhower's regional campaign
headquarters here, continued:
There are countless peaceful
ways by which the tasks Of the
Russian despots can be made so
Nnbearably difficult that they
(enslaved peoples) will renounce
their rule. That was shown in
.Yugoslavia.
The controversy grew from Gen.
.Eisenhower's address before the
American Legion national conven-
tion last week. in which he said:
I'VE can never rest and we
must so inform all the world in
cluding the Kremlin that until the
enSlaved nations of the world have
IN the fullness of freedom the right
to choose their paths, that then,
and only then, can we say that
there is possible way of living
peacefully and permanently with
communism in the world
Mr.. Dulles, in his written state
ment yesterday. said I'VE can trust
the man (Gen. Eisenhower who
won the peace, rather than the
man president Truman) who lost
it,
Cites Russians Attacks.
Mr.. Dulles also said:
1T is natural that President
Truman should resent the idea
that there can be better policies
than his policies. Gen. Eisenhower
speaks for himself on foreign
policy and other subjects"
Mr.. Dulles declared, ut is re-
grettable that President Truman
allows his natural annoyance to
take a form which lends encour-
agement to the Russian position.
The Moscow Pravda on August
% and Russian Deputy Foreign
Minister Jacob Malik on August
% made precisely the same attack
on Gen. Eisenhower that Presi-
dent Truman now repeats.
President Truman adds that
since the Russians do not like Gen.
Eisenhower's program. therefore
we must not follow it. That mood
Of weakness. timidity and ap-
peaSement is the sure road to
war.
Mr.. Dulles said that apparently
the Democrats. while talking lib
Grafton here at home in order to
get votes from the relatives of the
(RuSSian) captiveS barter
away freedom in order to appeaSe
the Russian rulers"
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Oil Fields Wurninq

VANCOUVER, Canada (P.-A
stock broker here likes to stress
caution on his clients. Tom Boden
says chances of finding an oil field
yielding a million, barrels are
about 43 to l and displays a sign
saying There are 16,500 dry holes
in the United States"
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Shuh's Mother in Holland

AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands
Sept. 4 R.-The queen mother
of Iran, Esmat Molouk Pahlevi
arrived yesterday by plane from
Baghdad. The mother of Shah
Mohammed Reza Pahlevi plans to
stay in Amsterdam for about 1C
days, then sail for New York.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Ridgwny Going to Turkey

SUPREME HEADQUARTERS,
ALLIED POWERS IN EUROPE,
Sept. 4 (P.-Gen. Matthew B.
Ridgway leaves tomorrow for a
six-day visit to Turkey. where he
will confer with the President Of
Turkey. ministers and military
leaders.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Bonunu Agreement Signed

SANTIAGO, Chile.-Chile has
concluded an agreement with Bra
|zil to buy IL million stems of
Brazilian bananas.
Evening star., 1952-09-04

tweeds.
LEISURE JACKETS
z-Sl2.5o Cords. DB. Reg. 40;
long 80 -----------------$5
l-$ls.5o Shirt coot. Extra Ioree,
l-$2z.5o Butcher Linen. Reg, 3d.
$40
$3.50 cordison. blue. Reg.
"A -----------------Sl4.75
$50 MeGresor ton. Reg. AZ,
l-$22.5o Butcher Linen. Long
"a --------------$l0
1-$1s.5o Royon Check. Reg. 3e.
$3.50 FIonneI, brown DB.
fe9 1@9s5s 5s5ss,;R s. Wool, maroon. Lo;se ~
$3.50
$50 Royons. Grey: reg. AZ;
short AZ; long 40. Green: reg. 38,
A; long AZ. Rust: reg. 38; short
AZ. Gold: reg. 38, AZ; long 40 $40
z-$55 Gobordine Checks. Reg.
40, AZ -------------- $3.50
2-S55 Tweeds, grey. Reg. A, A.
$3.50
MISCELLANEOUS "
60-$6.5o to $40 Sport Shirts.
short sleeves, royon & cottons,
.'a.. H.. So to IS
12z-$l.5o LisIe 6 NyIon Hose.
Short and long ------H price
33-$12.50 Imported Sweaters.
eomeI's hoir and wool, sleeveless,
T.. SS.95
ISIS Sweaters, puII-over, long
1S-Sle.5o cordison Sweaters,
comel's hair and wool----$14.95
3s-Sl1.5o & $3.50 Gobordine
sloeks. 29, 30, 81, 81, 33, 3d. 80.
SO, 40, AZ 2------------$6.95
1-S25.5o "Daks" sIoeks, navy,
size 30 O-------$l6.95
l2-$z2.5o & SIS Wool Gobor-
dine Stocks, popular coIors, Sl4.95
$50 Robes, striped ocetote.
Small size ------------$l2.95
2-$35 Sotin Joequord Robes.
Small, large size ------$l9.95
ISIS Washable Robe, acetate,
S7.s5
2s-s5.95 to $40 Swim Trunks.
Odd sizes es-.----.-.h price
43-$l.50 & 81 Athletic Shorts.
Broodcloth, oxford, royon ----95e
SHOES
3s-s27.5o & $3.50 Johnson &
Murphy; black or tan, sport and
street. Not all sizes. -----$l9.95
42-$22.5o 6 $3.50 Haywood Of
Worcester; sport and street. Not
oil sizes. -----$l4.95 to Sl6.95
35-S35 R. R. Bunting Of England.
Black or ton wing tips; tan straight
tip bIuchers; all Ieother-Ined,
hand sewn. A: 8, 9, 10, II, Nv,
II, l3, B: 7A, 8, 8h, loh, II,
11h, II. c: 8, 8h, 10, II. D:
6h, J, 7h, 9, 9h. 10. loh, l3,
$24.50
27-British Shoes. ereotIy reduced,
coIfskins 6 grains. A: 81z, 9,
lOR, II, M, II, 13. B: 8,
9R, II, II, l3. c: 7, 7h, 9, ~.
D: 6R, 7, II ----------$lz.95
SPORT COATS
zl-$95 Cashmere and Wool.
hand tailored. Reg, 80, 40, Al,
AZ, "a, 46, 48; short, 40, Al AZ,
a.; long, Al, 43, "A -----S47.5o
1-$85 Forstmonn "Chormeen,"
"a price
z4-s75 Tropie Weights; checks
and pIoids----------Hpr price
$50 shetIond, black. Long,
38 -----------------K price
I-$e5 Gebordine, beIted, BIZ
swing bock-------------$z9.
z4-S75 ShetIond and Wool.
$50 Shetland. grey Tong So,
VI price
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All Sales Fine No Exchanges, No GODS, All Items
Subject to Prior Sole! No Charges. No Alterations!
Evening star., 1952-09-04
SUMMER SUITS

SUMMER SUITS
1l-$e5 "superfIex" Wool Tropi-
coils. Reg. 38; short 80, AZ; long
38, 40, AZ, 43, 44--------$38
1856 Hand -ToiIored Tropical
Worsteds. Reg. SO, 80, 40, AZ,
AZ, "A; short SO, 40, AZ, A; long
80, Al, 43, 44-------$5 $5S
6-$11o Fine Hand ToiIored
TropicoI Worsteds. Reg. 80, "A;
short 40, AZ, A; long 43---S68
lists Irish Linen Suits. Reg.
40, AZ. 43, a.; short 39; long 40,
4-$75 Tropical Worsteds. Stout
80, 40, "A, 46-------K price
l-S65 Tropical Worsted. Stout
46--------------Kp price
ALSO Royon Tropical. Stout
"A 44-------------h price
s-Se5 Wool TropieoI Worsteds,
grey grey. 3 Beg; IL s6, 81, 50; short % 80;
ISIS Wool Tropical Worsteds,
grey. Reg. A, 46-----H price
l-$s5 Wool Tropical Worsted,
grey. Long 38--------K price
l-$s5 Hand ToiIored TropieoI.
Reg. 44-------------h price
l-$11o Hond- ToiIored TropieoI.
Reg. 4o--------------H price
2-$55 Wool TropieoIs. Long
SO, 8,42------------H price
5-1s.e5 Cord Suits, double
breasted. Short 81, 38; long 81,
40. 43-------------
YEAR ROUND SUITS
s-$75 Wool Worsteds. Req. SO,
40, AZ, "A; long 39-----H price
1-$85 Wool Worsted. Reg. 80,
4-$l1o Wool Worsteds. Reg. 80;
short 80; long SO, 39---h price
9-$85 Donegal 6 Horris Tweeds.
Reg. 80, 40, AZ, 43; short SO, SO,
Al; long 40, 42-----------S58
7-$85 AII-WooI Worsteds. Stout
~, 4e; Ione-stout AZ, a. 49, 46,
s-sl1o Au-wooI worsteds. Stout
40, 43; short-stout 42---h price
ISIS Wool Worsted. Stout 38,
" price
FORMAL CLOTHES ......
4-$S5 cutowoys. Reg, AZ, 46;
long, 38, "A --------------S48
9-$85 Tuxedos. SB: short, 50;
stout, "A. DB: ree., AZ, a, As,
48; short, 38; long, A.. S4S
1-$llo Tuxedo. DB. Reg 43,
1-sllo Tuxedo. sB. Stout, 50,
+ss5 FuII-Dres. Suits. Reg,
38; long, 38, SO ------- SAB
3-$l35 FuII-Dress Suits. Reg,
43, 46; long, 4O---------$78
$50 Tuxedo Joekets, white all
wool. SB: reg., Al; short, AZ. DB:
reg, 43, 4o; short, AZ; long, 38,
Al A; stout, 44-------$38
$50 Tuxedo Joekets, navy all
wool. DB: 81, 38, 80, 40, AZ, 4o,
S38
$3.50 Tuxedo Jockets, white
royon. SB: ree., 43; short, 81, AZ;
stout, 40. DB: short, 38, Al Sz8
$50 Shontuns Tuxedo Joekets.
SB: reg, 40; long, 80, 40,
u price
OUTER COATS
4-$S5 British Tweeds, raglan
models. Reg. sc, 81, AZ, u price
1-$85 Covert Topcoot. DB:
Short, AZ "a price
2-$s5 Donegal Tweed Topeoots.
Reg, a.; long, 3e------K price
NECKWEAR
l12-$2.50 Silk FouIords, Joc-
quord crepes, patterns DE
174-$2.50 & $3.50 Choice I'M
ported & Domestic Fobries, pot
terms ns--------------$l.45
1865 Imports q Other Fine
Neekweor; distinctive Potterns,
Sz.35
Evening star., 1952-09-04
SIS Fall Suits
Reduced to S/.5U
$85 Fall Suits
Reduced to $4s

SinoIe and double breasted models,
careful hond-detoiIino; worsteds,
tweeds.