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Evening star., 1952-12-07
By Florence S. Robey

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Colegrove
of Lee Gardens South spent the
holiday week end in Old Green
wich, Conn., with members Of
their family.
Mrs. John Komar and daughter
Janis of Monessen, Pa, were the
holiday guests Of her brother and
sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Cory and family of North Arling-
ton. They returned home by
plane on Sunday.
Miss Conf Mason, daughter of
Capt. M. w. Mason, and Miss
Betty Jane Butler. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Butler, both of
North Arlington, have been
pledged to ri Kappa Sigma at
Madison College, Harrisonburg,
Va.
Miss Joyce Lee Gibson, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Gibson
of North Arlington, returned home
Sunday after spending the holiday
week end with her grandmother.
Mrs. A. M. Gibson.
Mrs. Hendree Paine Simpson of
North Arlington has as her house
guests her son and his family,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Smith Simpson
and daughters Margaret and
Evening star., 1952-12-07
Social Activities in ArIinqton County,.

Zelia. Mr.. Simpson has served
as first secretary of the American
Embassy in Mexico City for the
past three and a half years and
lis now preparing for his new as
signment as deputy chief Of the
American Consulate General in
Bombay, India. The family plan
to leave for their new assignment
next week, stopping over in
Geneva, Switzerland. for Christ
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Whyman
and their two children were the
holiday guests Of the parents of
Mrs. Whyman in Easton, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Caples Of
Towson. Maryland. and their
daughter. Miss Ruth Caples Of
Baltimore. were dinner guests at
the home Of Miss Hattie Warfield
of Virginia Highlands on Sunday.
Robert w. Clements, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. James E. Clements Of
North Arlington. has been pledged
by Sigma Chi Fraternity at Roa-
noke College in Salem, Va.
Karl A. Schellenberg. a senior
at the College Of william and
Mary, was initiated in the Alpha
of Virginia Chapter of Phi Beta
Kappa on Friday, along with IA
other top-ranking students.
Evening star., 1952-12-07

Miss Elizabeth Lovelace Rives,
sister Of Mrs. G. I. Back. returned
to New York this week. She will
soon depart for Germany TO COM
plete her civil service assignment.
She has been the guest Of her
sister since October.
Mrs. D. H. Oglesby. formerly Of
North Arlington. departed by
plane from the West Coast this
week. accompanied by her two
children David Rene and Shirley
Ann, to join her husband, Capt.
Oglesby. who has been assigned
to Anchorage. Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yale Goldberg Of
North Arlington have Just left
Arlington to establish residence
In Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore of
Lynchburg, Va, were the holiday
guests Of their daughter and SON
in-law. Mr.. and Mrsx Thomas
Story Of South Arlington.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
New England
|OfficiuI Weds
Miss Scnryver

Announcement is made by Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Schryver oi
Williamstown, Mass, of the mar.
Iriage yesterday of their daughter
Miss Helen Louise Schryver, tc
Representative elect Laurence
Curtis. son of Mrs. Louis Curtis OF
Brookline. Mass. The ceremony
took place at the First Congrega.
tional Church in Williamstown
the Right Rev. Raymond A. Heron
Suffragan Bishop of the Diocese
of Massachusetts,. and the Rev
John Hutchinson, minister OF the
church. officiating.
Only members Of the two fam.
lilies attended the ceremony and
the reception that followed at the
Williams Inn. Mr.. Curtis, who
was elected to Congress from the
10th congressional district, sue
ceeding Gov-elect Christian A.
Herter, and Mrs. Curtis will
reside in Washington. while Con-
gress is in session and in Brookline
when at home.
Escorted by her father, former
chairman of the Massachusetts,
Republican State Committee and
commissioner of public works, the
bride wore ballerina length
ivory chantilly lace dress and car
ried bouquet of white camellias.
Miss Priscilla Schryver was her
sisters only attendant and Mr..
Louis Curtis, jr., served as best
man for his brother. UsherS were
Mr.. Frederick E. Moore II and Mr..
Peter Brinkerhoff Schryver.
Mrs. Curtis is a graduate Of
Mount Holyoke College and for
several years has been a member
Of the staff of the Atlantic Month
ly magazine in Boston. Mr.. Curtis
was graduated from Harvard Col
lege and its law school. He has
been active in Massachusetts, poll
tics. having served as State treas
urer and receiver general.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
Secretaries Plan
Christmas Dinner

The Capital Chapter Of the Ma
tional Secretaries Association will
hold a Christmas dinner meeting
lat GAS pm. tomorrow in the east
lounge Of the National Press Club
The chapters Christmas project
arranged by its Civic Committee
lis the collection Of new or used
clothing and food or money fol
the Salvation Army. Mrs. Vir-
|ginia Norton is chairman Of the
Civic Committee.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
Rush Teu Today

Beta Chapter Of Phi Delta
Gamma. national sorority for
graduate women, was to hold a tea
for rushees from 4 to 6 pm.
today in Woodruff House at
George Washington University.
Miss Kit Massie. vice president Of
the chapter, is in charge of the
event.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
Becrofts Back

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Becraft
have returned to their home in
Gaithersburg from Edinburg, Va.
where they spent a few days last
week.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
HERES PROOF: An 0xydoI wash
dried indoors is whittier than any wash
dried outdoors in brightest sunshine!

It's Proctor & Candles latest miracle! Proved
in laboratory tests!
Famous Oxydol has changed to brand-new
and different detergent formula. It contains
new kind of whitening ingredient never before
used in leading washday product either soap
or detergent. And here's what this great new
detergent Oxydol will do for you!
Now, rain or shine. winter or summer. you'll
Evening star., 1952-12-07

Miss Davis Guest
Miss Helen Davis of North East,
Md, was a guest last week end of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Darby Of,
Gaithersburg.
Evening star., 1952-12-07

In Cincinnati
Miss Mary Almoney of Rockville
lis a guest of her cousin, Mrs. Will
liam Scallonnof, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Evening star., 1952-12-07

aaoeys have gioriously fresh, clean, WHITE
washes with Oxydol. The freshest, whitest,
brightest clothes possible! And new Oxydol
gives you wonderful safety for colored washables,
tool
Your very first package of new detergent
Oxydol viii put you on the Oxydol bandwagon.
Come on-compare an Oxydol wash with clothes
washed in other suds. See for yourself!
Evening star., 1952-12-25
German Doctors Get
Life Terms in France
BY the Associated Press

/ METZ, France. Dec 25.-Two
German doctors were sentenced to
life imprisonment by French
military court yesterday for using
inmates of Nazi concentration
camps in wartime anti-typhus
poison gas experiments. Two other
defendants tried in absentia were
sentenced to death and a third was
acquitted.
! The two given life terms were
DR.. Eugen Hagen and DR.. Otto
Bickenbach. Both were present at
the trial.
The court sentenced to death in
absentia DR.. August Hirt, named
as promoter of the experiments
and DR.. Helmuth Ruhl, charged
with carrying out some of the tests
DR.. Otto Bong, charged similarly
was acquitted. All three are fugi-
tives.
Defense attorneys had pleaded
that the typhus epidemic of 1943
and Germany's shortage of vac
cine were partial justification for
the experiments. Both defendants
claimed that. although their tests
cost few lives. they were intended
to save thousands more.
Evening star., 1952-12-25


But he improved so fast in the
past week that physicians decided
he could go home-and even
start learning to walk again on
his new crutches.
| Nothing, it seemed, could nave
made Georges Christmas merrier.
Now he's looking forward to get
ting back to classes as soon as
possible.
George was a flfth-grade stu
dent at the Dunn Loring Ele-
mentary School in Fairfax Coun-
Ity when illness struck. He first
noticed pain in his leg last July
while playing with some of his
buddies. George was an all
around athlete. Baseball was his
Ifavorite game.
George is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Gray, who live in Fair
fax County between Falls Church
and Vienna. He has one brother,
Joel, IA.
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Infants

43-S16.95 Nylon Snow Suits, l.
pc. Sizes I'D S8.47
16-S22.95 Nylon Snow Suits, q
pc Broken sizes 2-6-- $11.47
66 Girls S22.95- S29.95 Coat Sets,
sizes 3-6X S11.47. $14,97
14-$2.99 Corduroy Jumpers, as
sorted colors, swing skirts, sizes
3 to5 S1.48
S0-S2.S3 Corduroy Skirts, swing
skirts, suspenders, sizes Sex,
S1.4O
60-S1. -S2.99 Cotton and
Rayon Blouses, assorted styles,
99c
6O-S1.99-S -S2.49 Kool Knit Hats,
Caps .-- -.--, 99c
64-S3.99 Cotton Quilted Duster
Robes, rose pattern, broken
sizes. 6. 6X S1.99
72-S1.79-S1.99 Polo Shirts,
long-sleeved, stripes, jacquards.
sizes 3-6 89c
s7-s12.e5. SASS Wool Melton
Snow Suits for boys. girls. Sizes
3-6, not all styles in all sizes.
S6.47
Fourth Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Housewares

$3.50 Small Plastic Refrig-
orator Dishes ---- lac
6-s2.4s Tall Hamper Basket
16-79c Covered Aluminium
SaucepanS - ---- 3Sc
9-50c Alum in m Ironing
Board Pads . 10c
1O-$3.95 Drop away Towel
Racks ... --- S1.0O
14-sl.15 Upside-down Cake
23-S1.O0 Top-of-stove Ovens,
24c
12-$1.OO Paper Table Cloths,
54x54" 29c
$3.50 Wall Busters 39c
12-S6.95 Ridjid Pantry Stools,
black, yellow ,-. $3.H
35-$6.98 Utility Tables, Sitter,
S3.49
85-85c Reynolds Aluminium
Sauce Pans, got. - CSC
10O-$1.O0 Reynolds aluminium
Sauce Pans, 3-qt. 39c
1890 Wear-Ever Cleanser
Pads, pkg. 1Oc
2S-S7.95 Bath Hampers, blue.
green, peach --S3.97
4-S6.95 Bath Hampers, blue,
green. peach 80 S3.47
48-$2.70 Aluminium Drain
Boards -- S1.OO
24-$1.49 White Porcelain Pals,
CSC
SASS Griswold Cast Iron
Dutch Ovens S1.99
2O-S2.OO Keystone Food Chop
pers S1.00
1s2-ssc Toilet Bowl Brushes,
plastic bristles - 49c
1O8-S1.9S Self-squeezing Sponge
MOps 99c
$3.50 Long Handle Wax APP
pliers 1Oc
75-S1.49 Plastic Appliance
Cover Sets SOC
6O-S3.98 Galvanized 4-line
Clothes Posts S1.99
80-79c aluminium Cookie
Sheets 39c
20O-45c Aluminium Cake Pans,
lac
Third Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Junior WeNf.

15-Ss.95-S10.95 Rayon Taffeta
and Faille Dresses $3.50
1O-Sl4,95-S17.9s Rayon Street
Dresses S7.47
6-S14.95 Rayon Faille and Tai
feta Cocktail Dresses STAT
6-S25 -S35 Halter Type Dres-
sy Dresses Sl2.50
2-S25 Two-Piece AcryIic Fiber
Dresses Sl2.00
5S22.95 One and Two Piece
Wool Jersey Dresses SLIGO
6-S25 Black Rayon Taffeta
Halter Dresses with pockets.
$500
Second Floor-Washington
Daytime Dresses
100 Misses and Women's S1.s9
Washable Rayon Dresses. Also
some half sizes - 9Sc
75-S2.S9 and $3.50 Pastel Seer
sucker Uniforms, broken sizes.
Sl.40
100 Misses $3.50 Percale House.
dresses. A few half sizes $1.49
Is Misses and Half Size $3.50
RayOn Dresses $1.S9
1O0-S1.79 Plastic Smock Aprons
S9c
1OO-S2.99 Convertible Dresses.
Red, navy, green or brown
check. Broken sizes $1.l0
Second Floor--Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Lamps

20-S19.95 Bradley Table Lamps,
modern, choice of styles, fiber
glass shades -- $1,000
12-S39.SS Figurines, oriental
design. With decorated shades.
$500
40-S1O.O0 ronze-plated SWAY
Floor Lamps, plain base S4.99
19-S16.98 Modern Floor Lamps,
SWAY, club, bridge, with shades,
SS.77
19-S29.98 S64.OO Hurricane,
Candelabra Lamps with import
ed prisms, etched globes, pair,
S15.OO-S32.00
12-S7.9S Modern Torchettes
with metal bullet. Red, green,
black. 3-wav lighting S".97
62-S7.9S Single, Double Goose
Neck Desk Lamps, Pin-ups.
Brass, aluminium, colored, 1897
51-S14.9S Bronze plated SWAY
Floor Lamps. Heavily-weight-
ed, fancy arms, choice of styles,
S7.77
Third Floor-WaShington.
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Better JeaCeIfN

Is Ids. S39.95 Watches, match
ing expansion bands $685."
IA Ids. S39.95 Watches with ny
Ion cord bands ---------.S S19.S5"
1S Ids. S39.95 Rhinestone Set
Watches, 17-jewel $19.95"
Ia Cts. $39.95 Waterproof
Watches, l7-jewel $685.
IL Cts. $39.95 Calendar Watches
17-jewel $685."
26 Cts. $39.95 Watches with
matching expansion bands, IT.
level S39.95"
AZ Ids. $5.95 Yellow and White
Gold Expansion Bands S2.75*'
81 Cts. S6.95 Yellow, White Gold
Expansion Bands $2.75*"
Is Ids. S22.50 Birthstone Rings.
10-karat gold S1O.50S"
IL Mems $3.50 Birthstone
Rings, 10-karat gold S14.75+'
'Plus 1Ocs Tax
''Plus 20To Tax
Street Floor. Better Jewelry
Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Five Central Alumni
To Be Feted al 44th
Reunion Tomorrow

/ Five alumni of Central High
School will be honored with GER
tificates of distinction at the 44th
annual reunion of Central's
alumni association tomorrow in
the Shoreham Hotel.
! A business meeting, dance and
entertainment program will mark
the reunion. scheduled for 8 pm.
Graduates selected for awards
are:
Rudolph B. Behrend, Wash
ington attorney and realtor, who
was graduated in 1895.
Mrs. Mary Hoge Bruce of Gin
cinnati. Ohio. author and poet.
and a graduate in 1902.
Herbert S. Bursley, former am
bassador to Honduras. He was
graduated in 1914.
Sam j. Solomon. president of
California Eastern Airways. Inc,
and member of the class of
1918.
Rear Admiral George c. Wright,
former commanding officer of the
battleship Missouri and a gradu-
ate in 1921
The certificates will be presented
by Eldred G. Dickinson, associa-
ton president. Similar certificates
have been presented to 101 other
alumni at past reunions.
More than $4,000 students at
tended Central in the IS years
before its building became Cor
doza High School in 1850. Ad-
mission to the reunion is free,
and all alumni are invited.
Evening star., 1952-12-25
SiIUer

8 sets S39.98 Silver plated Ia
bleware, service for 8, chest
imperfect $19.97
1890 Silver-plated Tableware,
open stock. Knives, forks, tea
spoons, many other items,
scratched 10c
3-S6.98 Silver plated Well, Tree
Platter, scratched $3.47*
24-S1.50 Pierced Silver plated
Pastry Servers, Tudor plate.
scratched tic
4-$15.98 Sterling Handle Carv-
ing Sets, 3-pc., scratched $7.97*
16-$3.98 Silver plated Bread
Trays, scratched $1.97
"Plus tax
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Knit Underwear

172-S3.0O Rayon Tricot Gowns,
lace-trimmed, pastels, not all
sizes Sl.5O
147-69c Rayon Vests, broken
sizes, pink, some soiled 35c
42-S4.95 Nylon Tricot Slips,
trimmed, tailored styles, broken
colors, sizes S2.48
293 Impfs. 79c-$1.00 Rayon Tri-
cot indies, panty, brief styles.
Broken styles, colors 39c
443-69c Spun-Lo Rayon I'm
dies, discontinued panty, brief
styles. Broken sizes, colors 35c
68-S1.35-$1.50 Rayon Tricot
Chemise, regular, extra sizes,
tailored CSC
41-S1.00 RayOn Tricot Vests,
broken sizes, tailored, soiled soc
Street Floor Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Rudqef Dresses

8 Misses SASS Nylon Prints,
assorted styles and colors. S7.47
I9 Misses S8.95 One and Two
Piece Rayon Faille Dresses,
SAT-
62-$5.95 One and Two Piece
RayOn Menswear Dresses, $2.97
20 Misses and WOmen's $685.
S10.95 RayOn Crepe Dresses,
SAT-
Second Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-25
GIOUeS

152-S1.25 Sueded Rayon Gloves,
broken colors, sizes &c
59-$1.65 Sueded Rayon Fabric
Gloves, broken sizes SIC
2O5-$2.00 Double woven Cotton,
Nylon Gloves, broken sizes $1.O0
125-$2.5O Nylon Gloves, shortie
style, broken sizes $1.25
257-S3.0O Double woven Cotton,
NylOn Gloves, broken sizes, COL
orS S1.50
57-S3.50 Double woven Fabric
Gloves, broken sizes SITS
24-$4.O0 Kidskin Gloves, broken
sizes $500
30-$5.O0 Leather Gloves, shor-
tie, siip-on styles, broken sizes,
$3.50
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-25
SOiled Blankets,
Comforts

16-$11.95 Rayon Satin Wool
Filled Comforts, soiled S5.98
7-$19.95 Wool filled Comforts,
soiled S9.98
20-$7.95 Plain Rayon Comfort
Covers, eyelet edging = S3.98
5-$19.95 ScallOped Rayon Satin
Wool Comforts ... S9.98
7-S32.95 Pepperell Electric
Blankets -. $16.48
40 Seconds $11.95 Heavy Utility
Blankets, fibre content labeled.
66x84", dark green S5.98
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-25
SASS to $los.s5
PINE
OCCASIONAL
TABLES
sI2.47.
$54.97

Group includes round
lamp tables, end tables,
coffee tables, sole
styles, picture window
lamp tables, clover-leaf
cocktail tables, breakfast
sets. All in beautiful pine.
Fourth Floor
Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Egypt Puts Quarantine
On Russian Imports
BY the Associoted Press

CAIRO Egypt. Dec. 25.-Press
dispatches from Alexandria said
yesterday customs authorities there
had decided to impose quarantine
restrictions on all imports from
the Soviet Union and other Iron
Curtain countries.
The dispatches said the decision
was taken because those countriee
are not members of the World
Health Organization and do not
submit reports on infectious dis
eases.
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Art


80 pr. Sl.98 Stamped Pillow
Gases CSC pr.
= 25-S1.29 Stamped Scarves, 3-pc.
chair sets $50
30-S9c Stamped Linen Towels,
soiled 45C
IL sets $1.sS Stamped Linen
Vanity Sets, 3-pc. CSC
50 balls 59c light weight Wool,
soiled 2Sc
25-9Sc Stamped Baby Dresses
49c
3O-S1.15 Sport Yarn, soiled, 2
OF. ball SIC
1O-S2.98-S6.98 Stamped Linen
Cloths, soiled $l.49-$3.4S
Fourth Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Wash Goods

800 Yds. sec Heavy White Cot
ton Flannel, 27"- 19o I'd.
200 Yds. 79c Fruit Of the Loom
Cotton Suiting, pastels, 36",
39c yd.
400 Yds. $1.95 Woven Cotton
Suitings, 2-ply, crease-resistant,
80" CSC yd.
400 Yds. 79c Pepperell Dupre
Rayon Crepe, &c.. pastels 39c yd.
50 Yds. S1.19 Heavy Butcher
Rayon, 80" 59c yd.
$50 Yds. S1.19 Rayon Gabardine.
80" SOC yd.
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-25

George h a d
been a patient
at Alexandria
Hospital since
December /.
Just two weeks
ago today, doc
tors had to
amputate h is
left leg a n d
part of his hip
because of a
bone UNI or.
G e orge had
started to won-
der if he ever
would oct home
Evening star., 1952-12-25
NeckaCeOs'

75-S1.19 Sweater Bl0uses, brok-
en- sizes. colors-- - Soc
IS Irregs. $3.50 S5.95 Wool
Stoles, broken colors S2.39
10O-S2.99 Cotton Blouses, white,
colorS, broken Sizes S1.OO
15-$4.95 Wool Shrugs, white.
black, bolero styles ,---- S2.39
75-S1.99 Wool Sweaters, Slip
over styles, broken sizes, colors,
$1.OO
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Leather Goods

25-S5.00 Bags, mostly fabric
S2.5O*
20-S7.95 Leather, Fabric Bags
$685.
4-S17.5O Calfskin Bags S8.75*
3-S10.50 Suede Bags $5.25*
25-S1O.5O BillfOlds 50c*
4-S1O.5O Faille Bas S5.25*
75-Women's S1.OO Belts Soc
'Plus 20fc tax
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-25
TOiIet1'ieS

S4.95 Lucite Dresser Sets; brush,
mirror, comb. Pink, blue, clear,
$2.47
4O-$4.S9 Metal Dresser Sets,
3-piece 80. $2.l9
41-s2.9 IS Mirrored Trays, boxed.
$1.39
12-S4.95 Mirrored Trays S2.l9
4O-S5.95 Lucite Military Sets,
S2.49
2O-Men's $2.49 Fitted Kits, $1.19
15-S1.79 Money Belts CSC
6O-S3.0O Lucite Bath Brushes,
$1.49
20-$2.S9 Single Lucite Military
Brushes S1.39
20-S3.S9 Single Lucite Military
Brushes Sl.oS
12O-S1.O0 Liquid Bubble Baths,
49c**
45-S1.75 Liquid Bubble Baths,
S7c*
12-S3.5O Lucite At0mizers S1.69
1O-S2.95 Lucite Atomizers S1,39
lS--S4.5O Lucite Atomizers SIPS
sPlus Tax
Street FlOor-WaShington
Luggage
S11.OO Overnight Cases, l5",
15-pc. $3.50
S11.0O Overnight Cases, 18",
22-pc. $3.50
$11.O0 Weekend Cases, 21",
5-pc. $3.50
S17.OO Pullmans, 26", 3-pc. $3.50
$500 Pullmans, 29", 11-pc. $500
$500 Wardrobe Cases, 17-pc..
$3.50
$500 Plastic Sport Bags, l8",
9-pc. $500
Mems S32.OO Two-Suiter, Ape,
$1,000
Plus 2O% tax
Fourth Floor-WaShington
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Handkerchief

20O-Men's and Women's 12c
Cottons SC
1OO-s1.OO, $1.99 Riddles Novel;
ty HankieS 5Oc-99c
Is boxes $1.O0 initiated Hankjes
for Boys, broken assortment.
box of g.. Soc
Is Riddles S1.O0 Handkerchief
Dolls Soc
18-Kiddies' $1.OO initiated
HankieS, broken assortment,
box of 3 Soc
100 Mems $500 Imported Swiss.
Irish Linens, Sheers, regular,
75c
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-25
1O-Year- old Amputee
Home for Christmas

Ten-year-old George Gray went
home from the hospital yesterday,
He called it the best Christmas
present of all.
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Girls. Teens

5O-$6.5O Wool Cardigan Sweat
ers, light. lark colors $3.25
36-$4.99 Slip-on Sweaters, wool,
short sleeves, pastels, darks.
$2.49
1O-S5.99 Teens Rayon Dresses,
paStels $3.50
6O-S2.99 Girls Plaid Cotton
Dresses, white, contrasting color
trim S1.49
30-S3.99 Corduroy Swing Skirts.
Upper back, 2 large pockets,
$1.49
Fourth Floor-Washington
Hosiery
24O-S1.25 Cameo Nylons, ST.
gauge. super sheers included.
Discontinued styles, broken
sizes, colors - CSC
92-S1.50 Cameo Nylons, Co.
gauge, discontinued style, not
all sizes 75c
2O4-$1.15 Nylons, 51-gauge, Is
denier super sheers, sizes 8lz-
91s 58c
42-S1.5O Lilly Dache Nylons,
discontinued styles. Sizes 81a-9
75c
20 sets $3.50 Boxes Hose, ST.
gauge super sheers, not all
sizes, 3 prs. box SIPS
45-$1.35 Super-s h e ers. Co.
gauge. Broken sizes, colors CSC
36O-79c Nylons, 45-gauge, Is
denier super sheers, full-fash-
ioned, gray 40c
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-25

BEAUTIFUL TEACHER-Joan Huchon of 30 Winston drive,
Bethesda is the winner
countrys most beautiful school teacher. She
Pennsylvania State College and teaches the Camp
Curtis Junior High School in Harrisburg,
students sent her picture to the contest
War Bond. Top winner Nell Owen, Dallas,
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Occasional
Furniture

S-S14.95 What-Not Shelves,
lined oak, 20" wide --- STAT
6-S17.95 What-Not Shelves,
lined oak, "a" wide -. $S.54
3-$12.95 What-Not Shelves,
lined oak, 80" wide $6.47
3-S10.95 What-Not Shelves.
lined oak. tier style S5.47
14-S26.95 Cocktail Tables,
genuine mahogany, original
cartons $13.47
1-S12.95 Coffee Table, mahog-
any-finished, damaged S6.47
1-S17.S5 Tier Table, select
northern maple, marred 1897
1-S29.95 Cocktail Table, select
northern maple, scratched, :.
S14.97
1-S19.95 Lamp Table, Duncan
Phyfe base, maple, scratched.
s9.47
l-S13.95 CObbler Cocktail
Bench, solid maple-.$6 $6.97
1-$13.95 Drum Table, solid
maple, damaged $6.97
2-$39.95 Step-End Tables,
genuine mahogany and leather,
as is .. $19.97
1-S9.95 Lamp Table, maple,
damaged $4.97
Fourth Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-25
Tons


27-S3.95 Duellette, Fencing
Swords, with cases--- S1.97
40-S4.98 Musical Bears,
Pandas $2.49
15-$3.95 to S19.95 Soiled Dolls,
$1.97 to S9.97
2O-$3.85 Roy Rogers RodeO,
Cope. S1.92
$3.50 Walking Toys with
ramp 29c
25-$5.95 HOwdy DoOdy Magic
Pianos $2.97
3-S3.95 Toy Put-away Box
with toys $l.97
2O-S3.95 Set of 6 Skill Games,
S1.97
25-S3.95 Dressed Dolls with
voices. 20" $1.97
1O-S9.95-S29.95 Wheel Toys,
floor samples $4.97-$14.97
Fourth Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-25
ChiIdrem's Shoes

50-Children's S5.45 Straps, OK
fords, broken sizes, 5-12 S2.69
2S-S8.95 Chukka Boots for
Girls, wine. broken sizes 5-8.
S2.99
34-Boys' $7.95, $S.95 Dress,
School Shoes, broken sizes, 4-10.
$2.99
Fourth Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-12-25
WOs1sess'S Shoes

150-S7.95 Desco Casuals, not
all sizes $3.97
6O-S9.95 PicadilIy Casuals, by
Sander of Boston $4.97
48-S8.95 Suede Ghillie Tie
Wedge Heels SAT-
32-S4.99 Linen Hand Bags
made by Honeybug, assorted
colors = $2.49
72-S4.5O Leather Slippers,
wedge, regular heels - $2.2S
15O-$4.99 Honey Deb Suede
Casuals, several styles, not all
sizes .$2.49
SS-$19.95 Lizagator Pumps,
plain, sling styles. Red, brown,
green S0,0y
Fourth F1oor-WaShington
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Officers Wives
Open the Season

The Navy Supply Corps Officers
Wives Club has completed plans
for the coming season. The first
luncheon was held Tuesday. The
president. Mrs. Murray L. Royar.
wife of the chief of the Bureau of
Supplies and Accounts, greeted the
guests. Mrs. w. A. Evans was in
charge of the luncheon. Mrs. I. N.
Ir1pl gave an interesting travel
ogue. She recently returned from
q two-month tour of Europe.
November activities include
sponsorship of the Jango Bar
gain Shop. For this project men,
bers were asked to provide cloth
ing. costume jewelry, kitchenware,
toys, bric-a-brac, etc. Those de-
string to contribute may leave
their gifts with any of the fol-
lowing members: Mrs. S. K. An
derson, 1924 Roberts lane, Falls
Church, Va; Mrs. H. E. Breed,
3406 Gliden drive, Alexandria; !;
Mrs. P. N. Howell, jr.. 59O5 North
Ninth street. Arlington; Mrs. F. A.
Kinzie. 1900 Thirty-sixth street
South, darlington. Va; Mrs. c. K.
Phillips, Is Old Chester road, Be-
thesda, Md. and Mrs. E. D. Stan
ley, jr., 1908 Twenty-ninth street
in Washington.