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Evening star., 1952-08-31
The Rise of Simon Lochuume
(E. P. Dutton;. $500

The English title of this novel
of family life in the upper crust
of Paris during the '20S is mis-
leading. In France. where it
won the Prix Goncourt, it was
called 1.-The Great Families"
which indicates it's true scope.
While Simon Lachaume, an op-
portuniStic young schoolteacher,
becomes something Of a figure
in the dynasties Of both the
La Monneries and the Schoud-
lers, the author focuses his chief
attention on a clutch Of un-
pleasant old men engaged in a
fierce race against death.
One Lost Victory
If their children must suffer
for their pride, if reason itself
must go, this pride must be
served. They must wiring one
last sensation, one last victory
before their time runs out. They
attend each others funerals
with something like satiSfac-
tion, then return with renewed
intensity to their plots to OUT
wit death. The rivalry between
the La Monneries, pre-eminent
in the world of letters and di-
plomacy, and the Schoudlers,
great men Of affairs, loses none
of it's edge because the two
clans are intertwined through
marriage.
In its most extreme form this
obsession to keep their grasp on
life literally makes an idiot out
of one Of the old men and causes
another to drive his son to sui
eide. If the action Of old Noel
Schoudler in duping his son to
believe the family enterprises
are lost through the boys ef-
forts cause the father any re-
morse. we never know about it.
M. Druon, a particularly disen-
chanted young man, does not
explain the motives of his char
acters. Their actions are all
that interest him. He casts a
clinical eye on them whether in
counting-house or boudoir.
Driven to Madness
Wasting no tears over the
ruin Of his sons life, not to
mention those Of his daughter
in-law or grandchildren, Noel
goes on to crush his wife's first
husband, Lucien Maublanc, an
obscene and impotent old
boulevardier. Lulu thinks to
secure his Immortality by
fathering a child. A brassy
young actress tricks him into
believing he has accomplished
the impossible. a bit Of folly
which drives Lulu into the
clutches of Noel and finally to
the insane asylum.
Moving through these taw-
dry events with the smiling
anonymity Of the born oppor-
tunist, is Simon Lachaume, who
through his presence at the
deathbed Of the old Poet Jean
de la Monnerie. and an obituary
leave his bourgeois origins far
behind him. He seduces De
la Monnerie's niece, and takes
over the dead poets aging mis-
tresS. The niece. soon pregnant,
is induced to marry her
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Let's Clear
Up the Mess
In Politics
Morality in American
Politics

Morality in American
Politics
BY George A. Graham. (Ran-
dom House; $780,
This high-level, broad-gauge
discussion Of what Is referred
to by both candidates as "the
mess in Washington" (the
quotes are from Gov. Steven
SOM derives most Of its am
munition from the findings Of
the Senate Ethics Subcommit-
tee, which the author. profess
sor of politics at Princeton,
served as consultant.
Prof. Graham does not tire
his readers with a rehash of
the pilfering that has rocked
the headlines recently. He is
more concerned with the larger
and more respectable grabs and
with the moral climate which
made the five-percenters and
the fixers possible. The public
did its part with these gen.
era1 attitudes: "A trend toward
moral apathy growing out Of
early success in protecting hu-
man rights and in promoting
individual welfare; the tendency
to assume that there is an auto
matte and inherently moral
economy; reliance upon the sys-
tenn of representative govern
ment as if it were an automatic
vending machine and the
substitution of legalism for a
moral code as q standard of
conduct"
In discussing the specific ques-
tions Of morality in public life,
Prof. Graham studies "the big
three"-the legislative. executive
and judicial branches of the
Government. He blames dis
torted representation (cities
don't get their fair share),
seniority rules, the club spirit
and sectionalism for congress
sional failure to produce great
national or moral leadership.
In his chapter on the presidency
he credits President Truman
with a strength on issues and
weakness on personalities. Loy-
atty is a double le-edged sword
always for the politician. The
political appointments of judges
can weaken the moral fiber of
that arm Of the Government,
he feels.
Prof. Graham offers several
solutions for making politicians
more conscious of moral choices.
Some sound a bit academic.
What his argument comes down
to is more personal RESPONSE
bility, not only on the part Of
the representatives but on the
part Of the citizens themselves.
Surely this point is above de-
bate. M. MEG.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

delineation, working with her
husband, who Is a registered
architect. Since 1949, she has
been an instructor in oil paint
ing in the Arlington Recreation
Center.
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widowed aunt's sere suitor. Her
attempts to reawaken him to
the pleasures of youthful love
are the death of the old man.
Jacqueline, widowed by her
father-in-law's duplicity, finds
some measure of consolation in
religion, but as the novel ends it
appears that she is about to fall
into the arms Of the ever
obliging Simon.
Lyric Note Absent
1t is, as you can see. nothing
like such English counterparts
as "The Forsyte Saga" The
lyric note is absent. If this
was truly family life in France
before the deluge of World
War II, it is no wonder the
French took up existentialism
so avidly. Any escape from
such vicious frivolity would
have been a pleasure. Edward
FitZgerald's translation is flaw
less. IN. Meg.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
|l'EIIT,1:H'l3;E]

the Kaiser Dishwasher,
no motor, no wiring, no gears. Also
no sales at the price of 5000 95.
There's nothing wrong with these
time saving, work-saving dishwash-
ers at Lacy's Z stores but the price.
So we change the price to an amaz-
ingly low $47.99 that gives the Boss
indigestion on account Of profit
going down the drain.
We used this $l24.95 General Elec-
trio DISPOSAL in our display kitchen
at 9th and E. It's a 1850 model,
and we're slicing it to a price that's
too low to joke about: $50.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
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$24.95 Shetland Polisher. But who
ever heard of a Shetland that wasn't
q pony? Not enough folks have, SC
we're knocking down the price to q
mere $17.99 at Lacy's 9th and E.
Someone Must Want a $49.95 Royal
Upright Cleaner for only $24.99 at
Lacy's 9th and E!
These $22.95 Hand Vacuums may
have sold for that price once but
you can't prove it by our custom
ers. We think S10.99 is closer to
reasonable and we might even get
rid of a few at Lacy's 9Th and E.
Nothing wrong with this 1896
Lewyt Cleaner, 'cept that it's been
used as a demonstration. Wen
throw in all the attachments, lop
the price to q low S59.99, just to
see it gets a good home.
Some one must have snuck this one
in. A $59.95 Universal Tank Clean
er. New, with all attachments. Only
$3.50 at all Z, Lacy's stores. Well,
maybe we're crazy!
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Small Appliances!

You'll never build a house with
these 1895 Electric Drill Sets, but
you'll build up our sales If you'll
buy one at 9Th and E. We've drilled
the price to $13.SS. just two.
The tag says $14.95. Electric Hobby
ist Tool Kit. Well, come on
"Hobbyists";; snap them up for $3.50
at 9th and E.
Maybe cutting the $29.95 price Of
this Electric Percolator Set will help
perk up. sales. we said. So we did.
Only $14.S9 at Lacyis 9Th and z.
Our buyer built the doghouse he's
in from these STATS Electric Jig
Saws. that he's reducing to SS.SS.
Throw him a bone at 9th and E.
These $4.95 GE Heat Pads proved .
cold item at 9Th and E. So, down
goes the price to sizzling $2.99.
Who can afford $44.95 for Q Elec-
trio Blankets, you Said2 We can't
answer that one, SO we cut the
price to S24.SS at 9th and E, which
is good deal for the blanket alonel
Guess Washington is cooking with
gas. Anyway, we're going to cook
up some sales on these $44.95 Eec-
trio Roasters by cutting them to
$26.88 at 9th and E. Just one.
We bought q batch Of these $l7.95
Automatic Pop-Up Toasters for
Christmas sales, but we don't want
them around til next Christmas,
so we're cutting the price to S9.49
at 9th and E.
Our buyer bought these 1885 Elec-
trio Room Heaters In July. He got
a good deal on them in July, but
we got to sell them In January.
Here's hoping at $9.49.
This $5.95 General Electric Alarm
Clock is no thing Of beauty, but
it keeps good time and the alarm
works. So what more do you want
for $3.50 plus tax, at 9th and z?
Friend buyer bought q couple Of
million Of these $1995 Irfra-Red
Broilers. Now he's broiling cause he
has 8 left at 9th and E. They're
yours, each. for a cool S11.l9.
We sold plenty Of these $24.95 Food
Mixers, but not enough. So, COM
plete with bowl and stand, IT'S yours
for $3.50 at 8th and E.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

CONSOLE radio-phonographs in
which we need consideration. ID
Crosley FM-AM with 3-speed
changer said to sell for $299 .95
now $10995 Famous with FM-
AM radio, shortwave, supposedly
worth $269.95, down to $50 and "a
Motorola console, with FM- Am and
record changer, listed at $149.95
now $49. All at Lacy's 9th and E.
ADMIRAL radio phono ready tc
retire, has come up as a trade lin
Perfect mechanically, but slightly
battle-scarred and for your approval
at Lacy's 9th and E for. $50.
GENERAL ELECTRIC factory pur-
chase was the reason for this
All 7 Lacy's stores are loaded
with this 3-speed radio-phono con-
sole. First try $1s9.95. second s11s.s5
EVER HEAR Of an Arvin console
radio-phono with 3-Speed changer?
Apparently only our buyer has. Un-
wanted at $139.95, one at each Of
Lacy's stores at SIT.
CAPEHART console RADIO pllonf
with FM-AM and 3-speeds, has
everything but customer. Listec
at $269.95, but $l69.95 might pro-
|duce the missing Ingredient. Graf
1T at all z Lacy's stores.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Phones

This $29.s5 Photograph has 3 speeds,
but sales have had only one, SLOW.
Maybe $16.99 price at 9th and e
will pick up the tempo. Just one.
The fact that Webster Chicago is
the greatest name in America for
Record Changers didn't sell these. at
S4S.95. They've got two speeds, (331s
and As r.p.m) and only play Z"
records. We've got them for $16.S9
at 9th and E. Just four.
Our buyer got hooked with these
$15.95 Table Radios. We get him
off the hook and you get a table
radio with the new price Of $1o.SS.
All z Lacy'S stores.
Here's the radio buy Of the year.,
$3.50 Table Radios, now only $S.S8
at 9th and e. Comes with built-in
static) 6 people better rush in.
There must be some d-blooded
young critters who want (2) $l7.95
Hopalong Cassidy Radios for only
$1O.S8 at Lacy's 9th and E Sts. NV.
Guess there Just aren't enough folks
around who know what FM is!
Anyway, We got to sell this $59.s5
Motorola FM-AM radio at only
SS9.S8 just so some lucky person can
find out. At Lacy's 9th and E only.
Obviously, the price on this $685.
Table Combination Radio Phono
was too high, even with its 3-speed
changer. So, we chop said price to
$49.99 at Lacy's 9th and E. Just one.
You'll have many happy hours with
this 1895 Portable Disc Recorder
and Mike. Wen be happy If we sell
three at $4S.SS at Lacy's 9Th and E.
Here's one $64.95 3-speed Automatic
Recorder Player, you can carry In
its portable case. To make sure you
carry it out, we're cutting the price
to $46.99 at Lacy's Sth and E.
Here's Q S2995 Riddles Electric
Phono, complete with 2 non-break-
able RCA Victor records. Our buy
ers contract better be unbreakable
If he doesn't sell them at $3.50 at
Lacy's 9th and E.
Our buyer, Carload Cavendish.
bought enough of these $1095 Kid
dies Electric Phonos, so every kid
in Washington could have one. Now,
with the price cut to $S.8S, maybe
every kid will have one, at all Lacy's
stores.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Home! Freeze.

Orig. $446.95 international Harvester
II Gu. It. Freezer. You can store
plenty of food in this freezer !.
and it's a lovely place to, keep cocl
these hot summers sleeps two). At
$446.95 this model was a cold turkey
for US, so we're slicing the price
to $299 at 9th and E.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Blonds! That's right, more blonds
but don't let that send you.
Think of this low price of $3.50 for
this new $319.95 II" Capehart in
our 9th and E, Silver Spring and
Clarendon stores.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Curiosity should bring you in to
see this brand-new 16"' DELUXE
Capehart $44995 worth of full
doors, but we're only asking S249.S5
for it at our 9th and E, NE, Ga.
Ave. and College Park stores.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

EVERYBODY needs someone to
come home to try this 16"
table model TV at Lacy's NE. and
9th and E. For $269.95 it was too
expensive-but for SIT we can hope.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Most Famous on the West Coast {.
that's what is said about Hoffman
TV. Mr.. Hoffman should have been
more familiar with the East before
he charged $329.95 for this IA" con-
sole. For a. fast $179 at Lacy's 9th
and E, we can forgive him.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

BLOND, eh? Four old blonds to be
exact. Famous make II" con-
soles! Expensive at one, time at
$289.95 slightly demonstrated
and now worth just $99 at Lacy'S
9th and E. NE, Silver Spring and
College Park. ~
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Just two trade-ins, old and retired
console models. These radio-phono
combinations come complete with
changers with changers we said
=. good, bad or otherwise). Come
and get them at our 9th and E
or NE. stores, for piddling $39.
THEY PLAYED and they played but
some customers didn't like their tone
and traded in a couple Of Radio
Phono Consoles at Lacy's 9th and E.
No guarantee, no service, no nothing,
just S12 takes them away. Sure they
play!
Evening star., 1952-01-27

BIG FEET-that is, If some Of our
statesmen would learn how to use
them, this II" Motorola Console
with doors would still be without
Clipped legs, at Lacy's 9th and E
and NE. Was $38995, now $179.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

BLUES! We're crying the blues
to think by this time no one has
wanted the IA" Bendix console that
we've tried so long to sell at $269.95.
Just S49 at Lacy's 9th and E.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

A MAJESTIC TELEvISION set that
could have easily been our best seller
in 1850 for $209.95 with its IA" tube
and in perfect condition. We're try
ing our best to beat our competi-
tors so how's SIS. At Lacy's NE.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Too many blonds have prompted
us to reduce this IT" Crosley table
TV at all 7 Lacy's stores. So to
aid the cause, how's from $3l9.95
to S239.95?
Evening star., 1952-01-27

So who wants half doors? evil
IDENTIFY no one at $35995. But it
shouldn't take a super salesman to
get you to buy this IT" Motorola
Console TV at Lacy's 9th and E for
$169.95.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

And you're slightly off if you don't
buy this brand new $33995 Cape
hart 16" Spinet console at any of
Lacy's 7 stores for S229.95.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

WOULD you like a 10" TV Combi-
nation Radio and 3-Speed Automa-
tic Phono? Our buyer hopes you
would, he's got an Admiral, worth
$619.50 ESQ he says, but we'll be
glad to get 1912 at Lacy's 9th and
E and Clarendon, Va. stores.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

ANDOVER, and over, we've been
advertising this brand-new Andover
Dumont IT" De Luxe Console with
doors for $43995. Now is the time
to get us with our price down at
Lacys 9th and z How'S S339. 9.95?
Evening star., 1952-01-27

There was nothing wrong with this
$685. Hotpoint Table Ironer but a
scorched cover so we took the cover
off. We also took $50 off the price
to bring it to a hot $29. Just ask
for 1850 demo. LII at 9Th and E.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Same trouble on this 16" table
model Hoffman, only in lined oak.
Was S319.95, down to S169 for quick
sale, we hope. Lacy's 9th and E.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

To say that one of Lacy's customers
refused to buy this set for $389.50
would be true :. but don't let him
see it at $249 this 16" console
with doors at Lacy's 9th and E and
1907 H st. NE.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

When our sales manager says small
mars" he has legitimate excuse
to put this 1851 MAJESTIC is" Con-
sole TV with doors in this sale.
Down to the last three and about
time. At Lacy's 9th and E, Clarendon
and Silver Spring. From big
t359.95 to a small S149.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Dryers :l||!|3e

For once we did something right!
We bought these $274.95 Thor and
Hotpoint Automatic Clothes Dryers
before the Govt. excise tax went
into effect. Now we can sell them
at Lacy'S 9th and b for only $199.
Models LD-2 and E-701.)
Evening star., 1952-01-27

When Mr.. Crosley learns that we've
reduced his brand-new IT" Blond
Console TV with. doors from his
big price of $40995, he'll scream,
Well, let him holler it's yours
for quick sale at S287.50, at all
Z Lacy'S stores.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

EVER WONDER what happens to
the one or two that are left behind?
Well, here's 10" Emerson TV Con-
sole with doors with no apparent
future at Lacy's 9th and E. Not
a wonder, but only $269.95. Was
$469 .95.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

PARENTS do you know Ranger
Joe" or Captain Video"? Don't let
your children outgrow you. Buy
this 10" Motorola at Lacy's 9th and
E or NE, and get up-to-date with
the latest in current events. S199 is
our reduced price. 1t was S399.95.
ENJOY IT! Sit back and laugh
as you gaze at this 20" Projection
TV Console. Was $599.95 you
can start laughin' now reduced
to $79. It's a trade-in at Lacy's
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

-"Chipped tub, chopped price" That's
the story of this $162.45 Maytag
Wringer Washer at Lacy's 9Th and
e. The automatic wringer and
square porcelain tub are just a cou-
pie of the features that make this
a good buy at only $119.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

GUARANTEED 1Ol21 Stewart War
ner Console TV. Yeah. guaranteed
to look like the model for $279.95
that sold back in 1850 like hotcakes,
Selling "as is" at Laey's 9th and
e for $39.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Business must have been good {.
more trade-ins, IL" Motorolas, Emer-
sons, etc. Buy one for your mother
in-law for only $39 and watch her
scream! Just 2.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Orig. $204.95 Westinghouse 6-cu.-ft.
Refrigerator with a left-hand door
that should appeal to left-handed
people. Our left-handed buyer
thought SO anyway. Even if you're
right-handed, you may appreciate
the low price Of $159 at Lacy's 9th
and E.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

With a few scratches and grand
send-off we offer you the famous
(we're ashamed of the name) -
(now we're embarrassed), Console
TV Comb. Was $37995 now at
9Th and E for S199.95. We also throw
In the radio and 3-speed phono
for free
Evening star., 1952-01-27

This Maytag Wringer Washer has
everything but buyer. Fully auto
matte wringer, lifetime aluminium
tub, famous long-life motor. Maybe
chopping the $199.95 price to $139
will get us a buyer at Lacy's 9Th
and e.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Frankly, the manufacturer asked us
not to mention his name when we
advertised this 16" Console TV. We're
as ashamed of it as he is so from
$419.95 to $3.50 for this set with
provincial cabinet scratched at
LacY,s Silver Spring and 9th and E.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

These $685. Automatic Electric
Irons would have sold aplenty had
it been a whojamajigger. If you want
good iron, and you don't mind a
Whaddyacallit, new price is S3.99
at all 7 Lacy's stores.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

"A genuine bargain on this 16" TV
combination with FM radio and g.
speed Webster Chicago record
player at Lacy's NE. and 9th and
E. But for the scratched sides and
IA bit Of selling, this set would sell
for $39995. =. Yours for $149.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

We bought plenty OF General Elec-
trio and Universal Wringer WASH
ers. We've still got plenty. Full size,
with porcelain tub and safety wiring
ers, they sold orig. for $139.95 to
$159,95. You walk away with money
in your pocket when you buy at 500.
Ask for model 052 or 2704 at any Of
Lacy's stores.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

FAMOUS 10" Console TV, orig.
$429.50 for that price it should
have been well-known. To silence
many rawlings. we've reduced it to
$149. Top and sides scratched for
good measure to make 1t look like
a bargain. At Lacy's 9th and E.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

AS long as we're In the dog house
we'll go a step further and reduce
his $489.95 Crosley II" blond Sway
TV combination radio and 3-speed
phono and save you $151 Now
$3.50 at Lacy's 9th & E SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

This is the last time for this 10'
GE console trade-in. Was 1869 95,
but now that we've SCARED the
cabinet a little for this ad, it's only
$50 at I,acy's 9th and E,
Evening star., 1952-01-27

TRADE-IN'S. Someone didn't want
this 16" Travler after paying $329.95
for it at Lacy's 9th and E. But who
would want it with a Scared cabinet
unless it was reduced to $99.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Here are some 1895 Gas Ranges
by Columbus christopher, that isl.
Out of due respect for the aged
we've cut the price to $50. d950
floor samples at 9th and E, NE,
Va, Sc. and College Park.)
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Sensational Factory Purchase! We
bought them for you; this $379.95
General Electric IT" Console with
doors. What happened, we're still
waiting! At each of Lacy's stores.
S299.95.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
ial1339!!'I0'e

Il
You don't have to worry about
your kids kicking the bottom Of
these 9-cu.-ft. Coolerator Refrigera-
tors. They're prosecuted. Full width,
freezer, mechanically perfect, but
we can't sell them at the new price
of $309.95. You get it for $199 at
| Lacy's, 9th and E, Ga. Ave. and
College Park.
This Gibson 7-cu.-ft. Refrigerator
is so old we kept it around to make
our other old stuff look like new.
mo ones going to pay. the original
price of 5000 .95, SO we'll have to let
this Collectors Item go for $88 at
I5Lacy's 9th and E.
Slight nick on side Of this Gibson
l9-cu.-ft. Refrigerator is not quite
deep enough to hold potted plant.
Model 981 has fun width freezer,
is perfect (they tell us) mechani-
cally. II you don't mind a slight
nick you can have this $329.95 gem
for $179 at Lacy's NE.
| A few minor scratches make this
Gibson l1-cu.-ft. Refrigerator a
pretty fair buy. Model 100 has a
| ifull-width freezer. Was $3499 95,
yours with scratches), for S199 at
Lacy's, 1907 H st. NE. Store.
THESE Hotpoint 8-cu.-ft. Refrigera-
ltors should have sold like hot cakes, J"
our buyer laments. We check the
original price of $274.95, slash it to
a reasonable $219 on brand new
Model EB81 at all Lacy's stores.
Now maybe they'll sell like refrig-
orators.
Our distributor had too many of
these Hotpoint 8-cu.-ft. Refrigera-
tors. We bought them. Then we
had too many. Model EAS-8 sold
originally for $269.95. There's just
one left for you at Lacy's Silver
Spring for S199.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Our buyer goes on the hot seat If
he doesn't sell these $14.95 Westing-
house Electric Griddles for $3.50 at
9th and e.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Carload CavendiSh, our housewares
buyer, got all steamed up over these
$18.95 Electric Steam Irons. You
didn't. Maybe you will when we cut
them to S1O.99 at 9th and E.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Want a Bendix Fully Automatic
Washer? We Clipped these during
store demonstrations, so we're chip
ping the $249.95 price on Model B212
to $189 at all Z Laey'S Stores.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

A scratch you'll have to squint to
see makes for the eye-opening price
of these Westinghouse 8-cu.-ft. Re-
frigerators. Were $239 95, with scratch
S159. Ask for Model SC-8 at Lacy's
9th and E. Silver Spring and Sc.
"orig. $2S9.95 Westinghouse S-cu.
It. Refrigerator" If our buyer
doesn't sell these full-width freezer
beauties at S199, he'd better turn in
his carnation. There's one for you
at Lacy's 9th and E, Va. and Col
lege Park Model SC84.
Someone snuck this item in on us.
There's absolutely nothing wrong
with this 10 Gu. #. Westinghouse
Refrigerator that we can see. Full
width freezer, Frost Free" auto
matte defrosting, even shelves on
the door. Yet the dope is cutting
the price from $429. .95 to 1929 at 9th
and E, Me-, Va, Silver Spring and
College Park! Pardon us, we just
discovered nicks on the side.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

You may ruin your child's hair on
these professional-type electric Hair
Clippers, but just call him "baldy'
and note the money you save per
haircut. Price is cut off, too, just
SS.S8 at 9th and E.