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Evening star., 1953-05-24
Monday, Moy Is. 1853

WNBw-s:ss. rssay on the Farm; !. Tsday;
las, News: I:3O. Today; 1:s5. News
Q, Today; S:2s, News: $50. Today;
S:sS. News; ., Today; s:25, Lock
to This Day; $50, Margaret's
Kitchen; 10, Ding Dong School,; 1o:30,
Civic Responsibilities; II. Ask wash
iRgten; t1:30. Mrs. U. S. L., II, Mid
day Comics; 1870. Little Playhouse;
I. Feature Playhouse; 2:1s. The Fem
inine Touch; 2:30. Naney's Notebook;
:. Break the Bank; $50. welcome
Travellers.
WTTc-1o, Cartoon Theatsr, 1880, Early '8lrd
TheateT; Il. News; 12:1S. hoentims
Comics; 12:45, Feature Film; Z, Aazel
Evening star., 1953-05-24

Markell; 1:30. JSmboFeei J, Paul Dixon
Show.
WMAL-1I:45, District Bulletin Boardi u, Just
for Fun; I, Shefm'S Sh0Wplace; 1:30,
Jerry, jimma Show; z, Hollywood Mat
lRes-Ruth cTaasi $50, Miss Ruth
Anne.
WT0P-6:4O, Morning MeditatIsn, 6:4s. Gill
Jenkins ShsW; .. Billy JohRson's Car.
tsOn Show; 10, Arthur Godfrey Time; H.,
Garry Moore; 1850, Strike It Rich; u,
Bride and erosm; i2:1S, Love Of Life;
1880 Search for Iom0rrow; 12:A5,
Guiding Light; I, Allan jeffrey's Show;
z, Double or Nothing; ESQ, House
Party; ,, The Big PayOff; 3:;O. Action
In the AiteTnOoR.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

ventory: "The Road to Tele-
vision"
200, WMAL - Junior Press
Conference: Can We Afford a
Balanced Budget?"
1880, WNBW-American For
um Of the Air: What Should
Be Our Tariff Policy?"
500, WTOP-Adventure: The
new Brontosaur Hall in the
American Museum of Natural
History.
500, WNBW-Hall of Fame:
Sarah Churchill in proudly I
Love"
Evening star., 1953-05-24

WMAL-11:4s, District BuIIetIR Beard; u,
lust for Fuai I, Sherm's showpIaee;
1850, Jerry, Jimms Show: z, Hollywood
Matines-Ruth Crane; $50, Miss Ruth
Anne.
W1oP-s:A0. Morning Meditation, s:As, BIIl
Jenkins Show; ., Silly IohnsoR's Car.
tooA Show; 10, Wheel Of Fortuae; 1880,
BiiI Cullen Show; 1O:As, Betty Furness;
II. Garry MssIs; 11:3o, Strike It Rich;
u, Bride and Groom; 12:1S. Love Of
Life; 1880, Search for TsmOnoW; 11:A5,
Guiding Light; I, AIlaa jeffrey's Show;
z, Double o. Nothing; $50. House Party;
:, Ths Big Payoff, $50, Action 10 the
AfterR0OR.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Friday, Moy 2o, 1853

WNBW-s:ss, Heday on the Farm; I. Tedsy;
1:2s, News: 1:3o. Tsssy; 1:5s. News
Q, Today; S:2s. News; $50. Ieday;
s:s5. News, ., Isday; s:25, lsok to
This DAY; $50, Margaret's ktch.
en-, 10, Dlas Dong SehOol; 1879,
Music, II, Ask washington; 1i:ao, Mrs.
D. s. A., Il. Midday Comics; 1880.
Little Playhouse; I, Peoples Playhouse;
Z, Nature Of Things; 2:1S. FemlRiRe
Tsueh; 2:30, Naacy's Netebosk, J, efesk
the Bsak; $50, welcome travellers.
WTIe-tO, caFteeA Ihester, 1880, Early Blra
rheater: Il, News; 12:iS, Nsontims
cartooRs; I2:As, Feature Film, 2. Hazei
Markell; 2:30, jsmbsrss, ), Paul Dixsn
Sheu.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

WMAL-11:4S. District Bulletin Beard; u, lust
for Fun; I, ShsTm's Sh0wpiaes; 1850.
Jerry, Nmma Show; Z, HolIywOOd Mat
inee-Ruth Cranes $50, Miss Ruth
Anne.
WT0P-0:40, Morning MedltatIsn, SIS, 8Ill
Jenkins Show, Q. BiIly Ishassa's Car
tson Show; 10. Arthur eodfrey; II, Garry
Moore; 11:3O, Strike II Rich; II, Brids
end Groom; 12:1S, Love Of Life; 1880,
Search for Tomorrow; 12:4s, Guiding
Light; I, Allan jeffrey's shsw; z, Free
dom Rings; 2:ao. House Party; .. The
Big. PayOff; $50, Action ia the After
Roon.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

BaRaar; 2:4s, Chapel, :. Paul Dixon
Show
WIoP-s:AO. Morning Meditation; s:4s. eIII
JeRkins Show; Q, Billy IohnsoR'S Car
tOOa Sh0W; 10, Arthur Godfrey; H.,
Garry MooFs; 1850, Strike It Rich;
Il, Bride and Groom; 12:1s, Love Of
Life; 12:45, Guiding Light; I, Allan
jeffreys Show; Z, freedom Rings; 2:3O,
House Party; !. Big Payuft; $50. Action
in the Afternoon.
WMAL-1l:4S, District Bulletin Board; II, lust
for Fun; I, Sherm's ShowpIaee; 1850,
Jerry, Jlmma Show; Z, Hollywood Mat.
lnee-Ruth Crane; $50, Miss Ruth
Anne.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
THIS WEEK IN TELEVISlON
Sunday. Moy "a, 1853

aNBW- -1o:ts. Church 10 ths WlidWssd; 1859.
Mass fsE Shut.ias: II. This Weeks
News 10 Review; 11:1s, Industry on
Paradsi 11:3o, FroRtisrs Of Faith; u,
Evening star., 1953-05-24

WToP-S, Lamp Unts Ny Feet; S:3o, WHATS
YouF Irsubls; s:as, Rural AmeFieai Q,
what In the Wsri1; s:3O, Meet Ne
st the Zoo; 10. Sunday Movie; II, Pick
TemplO Of Old SagebFusA; 1850, esndy
Carnival; I, Letter of the Law.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

sMAL-1U. MovietIms, Ii:1s, Flowes In6 Car.
den Timetable; 11:3o, New Rsms Pre-.
view; u, Tsstsls hippsdrsme; I2:30,
Faith for TSday; I. Seminar; t.3o. Beta
Sides
Evening star., 1953-05-24

Your Junisr Review; I, Youth wants
to Know; 1:30, RspalOng Cassidy.
WTTe-12:4S, News; I, open fOr Inspection;
1:30, The Big Picture.
Evening star., 1953-05-22
OAR Group to Visit
Historic Church

Members of the Toaping Castle
Chapter Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution will make
a pilgrimage to historic St. Bar
nabas' Church in Southern Mary
land tomorrow.
Mrs. G. w. S. Musgrave of
Laurel. vice president general of
the OAR. and Mrs. Ross Boring
Hager. Maryland State OAR
regent. will be honor guests.
Other special guests will include
Mrs. George w. Adams, State
corresponding secretary. who is a
member Of the Toaping Castle
Chapter.
The visitors will meet at noon
at the church. Later the group
will proceed to Mitchellville to
the Mt. Oak Methodist Church,
where they will be the guests of
the Ladies' Circle at luncheon.
Evening star., 1953-05-22
Council to Hold
Rodeo Sunday

Pick Temple, television cow
boy star, will be the principal
attraction at the rodeo to be
given by the Women's Council
of the Montgomery County Jew
ish Community, on Sunday from
noon to 6 pm. on the building
grounds, 8402 Freyman drive,
Chevy Chase, Md.
Mrs. Max Schneider is chair
man of the committee of ar
rangementS.
The rodeo also will feature
games of skill, with prizes for
young and old; movies, a carou-
sci, fire engine and pony rides,
magicians. and a garden, baked
goods and white elephant sale.
Mrs. Myer Bargteil will have
charge of a special gift table.
Luncheon and dinner will be
served during. the afternoon.
Proceeds from the event will
go to the MCJC library fund.
Evening star., 1953-05-22
Readers Clearing House ,!7=s sss's;s ss:v,L. q
JAPAN?
OfA1 kA1N!
mrs. E. H. G.. Washington

mrs. E. H. g., Washington
I have noticed information
being requested and given in
the column, re residence in
Japan. I would appreciate it
If some one can answer a few
more questions: My husband
has been told (by hearsay)
that one should take to Japan
only a low priced car, and upon
leaving it can be sold for some
profit. We have a medium
priced car. on which I would
have to take some loss to
trade it for a lower-priced car.
Is this advisable, or is it just
as well to take along ones
medium-priced car, planning
to bring it back as the profit
would not be Offset by the
trade-in loss? Also, must a
car be fully cleared financially,
to take it overseas? I must
take care Of these matters my
self, as my husband is already
gone. Can some one tell me
whether it is advisable TO take
ones own good springs and
mattresses, or any other type
of furnishings, or are all such
things furnished? I also have
heard that one is allowed to
take 1000 pounds (aside from
automobile. hope). Can one
take pets over? That is all
I can think Of at present, and
I will appreciate any advice
on these or other matters.
I have also been interested
in the correspondence re cats.
My boy and I enjoy kittens and
cats, as well as dogs. Would
any one know whether a cats
liver food should be cooked, or
is raw liver OK? Would raw
liver make cat more liable
to 60 after the birds?
Evening star., 1953-05-22
BLANKET COVER?
BLACK LINOLEUM?
(M..N., W1Shin0to7lJ

Last winter / purchased an
expensive all-wool blanket at
which time the salesman en-
phasized that I should try to
hold of washing it as long as
possible. I have used a sheet
over it and another on top to
prevent its getting soiled. Also.
It's aired out every week. I
would like to keep it clean for
several years before resorting
to washing it. Some one has
told me about making a blank
ct cover for it and I was WON
dering whether I could buy
one ready made. In either
case, where are they attached
to the blanket? Are they sat-
isfactory?
I'm either going to spend all
my money for various wakes
and cleaning preparations, or
else die before my time be-
cause Of too many. temper
flareups, all because of black
kitchen linoleum. And, who
wants to replace it in a rented
apartment! I have tried al
most every brand of liquid
wax, varnish. plastic coatings,
paste wax. and finally paste
wax over the plastic coating,
and still it looks dreadful. It
shows every water mark.
scratch, speck Of dust, etc.
It only looks good for about
an hour or so after. it's done.
What have others done? Won't
someone please enlighten me?
X II \
CRACKED CEILING?
MRS. E. c. L.. University Park
I've had countless questions
to ask through the RICH but
never got around to it because
they were always answered in
the column before could get
a chance to write. However,
I do have a puzzler now. The
ceiling Of my living room has
several bad cracks in it and
I'm sure a completely new one
will do the same thing as it
seems to be caused by a poorly
built Stairwell. Patching
hasn't helped, either. so I'm
wondering if anyone else has
been able to solve such a prob
lem. I would be so grateful If
someone could help me.
X y X X
BROADLOOM RUG?
mrs. J. B. c., WdShinotonJ
Has any one had any expert
ence with cotton broadloom?
Is it satisfactory in bedrooms?
Does it wear as well as the
wool broadloom? Is it difficult
to keep clean? Can the upright
vacuum be used on it success
fully?
I am thinking of using WALL
to-Wall cotton broadloom in
my bedroom. What shade of
blue shows soil and wear the
least? Thanks for any help you
can give me.
PINEAPPLE CHIFFON PIE?
MRS. A. w. B., Washington
Will some one please share
with me a recipe for pineapple
chiffon pie?
I certainly do hope that Mrs.
c. F. @. has received my words
Of thanks for the wonderful
chocolate cake recipe from Al
bion, N. Y. 1t Is most delicious.
Evening star., 1953-05-22
Fashion Show

The Alumnae Association of
Immaculate Conception Academy
will hold a luncheon and fashion
show tomorrow at the Kennedy
Warren Hotel.
Mrs. James Kirwin, Sd. is
chairman of the event which is
being given for the benefit of the
Sisters of Charity at the acad-
emy.. Assisting her are Mrs.
Florence Caspar, Miss M. F.
Luckett, Mrs. John Ebaugh, Miss
Margaret Thebo, Mrs. j. V. Bier
and Miss M. E. Quill.
The association will sponsor
a tea for new members of the
alumnae from the present senior
class of the academy, on Sunday,
May 81.
Evening star., 1953-05-22
Attending Farley

Eight area women are in BOs-
ton this week for the annual
meetings of the American Uni
tartan Association, which will
continue through Tuesday.
The delegation, which repre-
sents the Women's Alliance of
All Souls Unitarian Church and
the Montgomery County Uni
tartan Center Alliance, includes
Mrs. Percival Hall, jr., Mrs.
Lawrence Staples. Mrs. Emery
Foster, Mrs. H. G.. Roby, Mrs.
Charles Hutchinson, Mrs. Ross
Pollock, Mrs. w. Stewart Lester
and Mrs. Lloyd Luther.
Evening star., 1953-05-22
SHOPPING ABROAD?
(G. r. A., Falls Church,

I am leaving the first week
In June for a three-month
trip through Europe and al
though I have read travel
books by the armload, and
have a pretty clear-cut picture
Of what to see" and what to
eat" I am very haZy concern
ing the subject of shopping.
I'd certainly enjoy hearing
from our readers who shopped
in 1852 and especially those
who found bargains in Spain
Madrid and Barcelona) and
Italy (Florence and Rome). I
understand that the prices in
Paris and London are high In
comparison to the aforemen-
toned cities, but perhaps I've
been misinformed.
QUERIES?
mrs. r. E. w., W0Shin0ton.)
Would appreciate it if some
one has any comments on
plastic dishes. I am contem-
plating buying some and won-
dered if they would be a good
investment or not.
What can one do with tiny
pieces of cake soap? Can they
be melted down some way?
Also. would so very much
like a good recipe for spaghetti
sauce to be cooked for six
to eight hours.
\ 4 4
HEM IN SKIRT?
MRS. c. r. A., WGshin0ton)
Has any one found a method
for putting in the hem Of her
own skirt, when ones hips are
not exactly the same size, so
that the skirt hangs evenly?
The gadget which makes the
chalk mark has not been
found to be satisfactory.
Evening star., 1953-08-19
UNDERsHoRTs and UNDERsHIRTs

54-$25o Fine Mostly style coors woven
stripes Also whites Sizes 30 46 with exception ST 40
1871 Swiss Rib White sizes 7oc
36$5 White Ribbed Undershis Imported from Switzerland Finest
quoIy Sizes medium and large
Evening star., 1953-08-19
GABARDINE SUITS

1ASlo5 $500 ChoTmeen GobGFdne Suits Finest
hand toorino Single double breasted models Noturo tor
Now blue oroy Sizes 80. 40. A. AZ e9uor short 20
13-Soo Lebow Toored StrotoSheen obordine Suits
Sizes 38 to 4o reeuor AZ short 59 to 20
2so5 Lebow Forstmonn obordne Suits
Sizes AZ short and 38 extra long S60 ~
$3.50 Gobordne Toored by Feemon Single and double
beosted Coos Gray Navy bue oVono brown, Nouro
brown Teo 36 46 regular; 38 to az Short 80 go
long, - 90o ~
seSIo Lebow HondTooed Gobodne Suits Single and double
beosted models Shades: Noturo ton, blue Nov Hovono
brown 38 46 regular; 81 to A short 8 40
Iono 40 and a. YOUNG mons stout $50 so
3So5 Fobe Gobudne Suits Hand TooFed by Lebow
Goy blue ton brown Sizes oil single breasted SO to
reouor: SO to AZ short; SO to As long a-----S7o5 so
Evening star., 1953-08-19
FALL AND. WINTERWEIGHT SUITS

ss-ses Imported Eobrie Wosted Suits Tooed by n.
brown shoksns ond blue unfinished worsted
All single breasted Fair Of sizes Reeuors shorts longs
32SS5 Lebow ond Country Squire Sports Suits
poens and Sizes 38 to "A reouo 3d. AZ short 38
1886 Lebow Hond ToIOred Very duobIe
Single breasted models Groys blue ond
3d. 49, AZ eouor; 40 Short 4o A. A. 4e poN
1-sIs5 Double Breasted Glen Plaid Suit Goy Finest hond
2sz5 Double Breasted Glen Pod Suits Hond toored SIZE
5-ss5 Lebow Imported seotIond Single
breasted Ton and brown diamond Sizes 49, 43 46
reeulor; SO short S5o75
2-ss5 Lebow Double Woed Suits. Tick poterns
Al short. Blue AZ regular rs
$3.50 Woed Tooed by Freemon. Ivy Leoeue ond
models All single breasted Goy blues and browns Sizes 36 46
SO AZ Short SO 46 40 46 pory $50 so
7$65 combdge GFoy Flannel Double Breasted Suits Goy
oms Sizes 40 AL AZ regular 4O Al Short 40 Al long, 81 1850
S-$lS5 Hand Toored Navy Blue Suits Finest fobcs
English unfinished worseds. Hand ood by Stonod Wiions.
Lonq breasted models Sizes 3d. 40 regular;
25ss sss se5 si75 Business Suits hond toiored SINGLE ond
double breosted models good of sizes reeuors
SUMMER DRESSWEAR . =. Half Price
$50 White TopieoI Wosted jackets
Double breasted AZ Short A. As long, HALF PRICE SIS
81 So reouor 40 short SO long, LESS THAN HALF PRICE $40
$55 White Double Breasted TFOpeo Dinner Joeket "A Short
s$36 White Royon Joekets 81 as
eouor; a. short; 46 long; a HALF PRICE --S1S
White Double Breasted TopieoI Jackets Size 5s eeuo
z$25 White Double Breasted Tuxedo Juekes SO long, 40
"AIr rNSE
Evening star., 1953-08-19
LIGHTWEIGHT STACKS First Floor

23l-Sloe5 Soeks Royon and oceto sheen
oobordne Regular wostbond ond Swoe 6etess
model Solid coIors pod Sizes 30 to AZ SI93
2eS23 so Sz4 Knoobout Soeks Toored by Geo. Heller
corduroy and washable imported linen six ooy
pockets: self bet Navy, noturo. brown, chorcoo Broken
1e5-sIe5o $3.50 A-Woo Summer sloeks Iropico weight
solid coos and Also Orion and Wool sock good
color All sizes 30 to 4e Eoc xsilbcSd
Foded blue brown charcoal ond soil blue 30 to A
25S35 Silk Hand Tailored by Lebow NOTIFIED tones
BEIGE oen Bermuda blue too ton Broken sizes SZ4So
Evening star., 1953-08-19
RAIMCOATS . First Floor

s3-$2995 Imported From England Popn Roneoots Lightweight
we'll mode English oncoos for troVene the round
sper-fne long ope Eoypon cotton with och
Coou plaid lining Single breasted fly front
shod Sizes "a 46 ReeEo Shorts Longs One of
our most ottroctre values Sl995
i-$65 English RoncootsTOpeoots All wool eobodnes well
Astroon 20oo Eeypon cotton Fully lined and
repeen Single breasted fly 'front.' ooon sleeves
Bonocoon coor. Henley shode. All Sizes 3o to 4o;
reouIors, shorts, longs
Evening star., 1953-08-19
LIGHTWEIGHT SPORTS JACKETS
First Floor H.. Sportsweor

4SS3l so Butcher Linen Sports Joeke Notuo shoulder model
Charcoal Goy London Ton Medium Blue So 46 Reoo shorts
longs S24.95
2s$29S5 Moker Sports jackets Popular synthetic blends
Solid blues checks. Broken sizes Sz1 .o5
73-S4250 $50 Sports Joekets Pure Irish Linens and Linen
Toos notuo, brown charcoal medium blue
S. 49, Rego shorts longs Also Butcher Linen Suits,
sizes SO & 40 S31 .95
$3.50 Sports Bouses Hand Tooed by Church. Solid eoor
checks All Upper fronts elastic wost fully lined $685.
16-$55 White jackets by Jaekmon Of CofotniG ond
coors Sizes SO 46 Reo short long S445O
z-S65 Authentic Aoo tolored by Rogers
Pee Sizes SO 6 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SZ4.S2
z-S45 All Wool Joekets. Sizes 37G 38 -----&I999
7-S22 NyIon Cord Tons and blues Sizes: 49, 80 4o
A. as reeuor Al AZ, 46 long ---SI4So
Evening star., 1953-08-19
sLAcKS Second Floor
FALL FLANNEL SUITS
Ideal for ooino back 70 school

3z-sl65o TrOpo Worsted saeks All WOOL ovono brown GOLD
notuo ton too light blue, navy. 30 "A reeuo 81 to 39
stout; "a to SO long 81 t;So
20 to "A regular; "a to 40 Short 81 to AZ long S 59o
3l-Sz5 obordne Soeks Light notuo on ovono orown
ot blue Sizes 81 40 eouo 81 to 40 Short 81 to 20 long
"S'" O'0e Sl7.95
2z-SIe5o Eunne Soeks Light Cambridge eroy oxtord
oroy Sizes "A regular 81 40 Short 81 to AZ long,
e-S250 Covert Sock Havana brown and nouro ton Szes
to AZ reouIor; 81 to 38 short; 81 to 38 long IS3
+o ton buff 81 to AZ reouo only ---------S325 SO
"a 49,. Iner Stacks Imported Soeks.
Rust novy notuo ood light bIue Broken sizes $l475
Evening star., 1953-08-19
SUMMER AND WINTER ROBES

l5-ss5 Silk Neot ouIord blue and maroon boek
ground Sizes medium large ond large .95
$3.50 Dressing Gowns Fully lined Neot foulord pot
terms on navy grounds. S. M, l. M ----- $Z4.95
S-Sl25o 6 1925 Cotton Robes Lightweight, woshobe
suckers 6 cotton prints small medium large, extra oroe $7.95
6Sz25o SIS All Wool Smoking Joekets Navy ond maroon with
checked collars cuffs Sizes 38, 40 As S14.95
6-$35 All Wool Robes Color loroe size Neot
LESS THAN HALF PRICE SlZ.S5
SIS Royon Dressing Gowns Fully Maroon bIue Sl495
ls$275o All Silk Robes Unned lightweight Poko dots ouIord
posIeys Blues browns yellow backgrounds
ISIS All Wool Robes with yoke lining Pod and checks blue
and green backgrounds. S. M M rs
Evening star., 1953-08-19

u VNH SVVI7%1N TITSI TUT
S4-$295 Terry Cloth T Shirts White canary Bermuda blue
navy Contrasting trim neck and pocket All sizes 81 95
26-$5s5 Nlon Teot Polo Shirts White ood light blue navy
Muss-Poof woshine ironing. All sizes .95
1871 so Shirts Solid shades ooy
white pink blue. Knit insert neck ---------S7.95
6$l995 India Madros Swim Sets Matching Shirt and Boxer Trunks
Hand dyed motive fashion, Very colorfu s. M . SASS
$395 Terry Cloth cordson For beach locker Long sleeves
Canary and Two lower pockets All sizes
9-$l2s5 Swim Trunks. Quek-d NIon and Orion and oil
Nyon Built in supporters Brown and red plaid designs eose
Sizes 30 to 36
1910 Gobordine Wokins Shorts White navy beige Sizes
es1 to So Summer Sports Belts. BToided nyons ond repp
repp striped eoies. Smo medium, large l65 to S265
l-$z5 Silk wool and silk shonturo
'front.' opoco knit bock Beige, ood blue so medium
Jorge extro loroe $ie.Se
l3-$75o Imported Alpaca Sleeveless Vests S NJ 1926
$50 Silk Fully lined Hand toored by Church
Ton foo ereen Bermuda blue. Sizes 4o A. A. 46 $3.50
2-$ls95 Jaekets Fomous VenIe English woerepeent
cloth "f beothe" Upper 'front.' Two big sIosh pockets
40
Evening star., 1953-08-19
SPORTS SHIRTS Short Sleeves

4z-$6 Shirts by ExceO Rich srous cloth in
blue green, gold oroy, coo All sizes ---S4.35
$3.50 Voes and imported sinshom
63-$7e5 and $3.50 Novelty Printed Sheer Cotton and Hond
Woshoble RoyonS All S4.S1
36-$Ss5 Sports Shirts Nyon skipdents in white eono bu
eoy Imported linens fine of colors ToIored by
ExceIo There full of sizes .05
S5-$s $oo5 Lightweight Sports Shirts Neoy
ioquods nyon and orion voes Indo modrose feohereet
sheens coons linens. All sizes. .95
4z-$75o Imported Botie ModOs Sports Shirts White navy too
cream All As
S7-$l25o SIS Sports Shirts Pure silks 000o Dupont Docron
Cotons mostly solid coo by Exceo and other fine
nnokers. All ovoobIe. S.95
Evening star., 1953-08-19
NECKWEAR

1eo-$5 Silk Netes All hond tailored OrenoI PRINTS
popuor undehenot potens Voey HALF PRICE $3.50
6l4$250 All Silk Ties Repp Shonungs and neot toordS
rich and diversified for all toe ST. 65
3I2-$35o All Silk Tes Neot oover Designs knot
pottems. Hand tailored throughout S235
l43-S5 $3.50 Pure Silk Ties. FouIord designs,
modern motifs iocquorded SZ95
l24-$65o $3.50 Pure Dye Pure Silk Neekes Fully lined
Handsome novelty solid grounds So IS
97-$250 CIp0n ReodyTied Bow Ties Convenient ottoch
Comfortable In fouods and checks -----9Sc
28$250 Adjustable Silk Bow Ties Fouords and shontunes
dork ond light grounds HALF PRICE ST rs
l2-$35o Hand Tailored Silk Bow Ties. HALF PRICE --S175
Evening star., 1953-08-19

2l-$3995 MBotney Irish Linen Suits Navy we notuo toos
block Sizes Y to 20 -------- 95
4-Se75o Tooo Suits. Broid trimmed.
White town. Sizes H. S4575
'>41'0 N'''" ana DIX ''''' '''' ono "'v' 'Ne' s77ss
3-Sl35 Scotlond Imported Wool Red
pod ockes; solid ooy skirt Sizes a. Is, l8 S98.50
sS5o50 $3.50 Chester Mode EnsIond Wool Suits
poid muted weeds Sizes a. 6. s S8oo5
l-$98 Heather Gobordne Suit Size o HALF PRICE,
$3.50
z-$sss5 Gray Gobordne Suits Finely tailored by Klein Klein.
Sizes 10 6 H. HALF PRICE $40 so
I7Sls9s Striped 49, PRICE
S9.95
0owder Sizes s' r. t. t. sit''.' IS ''s' Ds..
2-$7995 Tooo Linen Dresses Twopeee Black with
trim Sizes l4-16 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -S55.75
7$z5 TOotoI Linen Charcoal navy
$3.50 Linen Skirts Sm toIored White. navy toost red
6-Slo5 Spun Linen ToIored Skirts Beige. powder
7s-ss5 sIoeks EnoIond eeout1
coos and black 10 to 8. HALF PRICE $3.50
o6-$2995 English Roneoots. Ton 1od Sizes TO- CLEAR
$40 SAVING ------------- .--------- 1885
$3.50 Chester Barrie Mode England Tooed Skirts English
tropical worsted Noturo yellow blue Sizes TO- H. r. 49,
$3.50 Thomes Cotton Shorts Green, red ploid
10 to l6 HALF PRICE S375
4$lS5 Moysoshe Linen BOuses Pink white POWDER yellow
oeI9e sizes " to 10
3-$325 Luxurious Cashmere Goats supebH styled Novy only
Sizes IL, IA. Is
s-$l3s5o Chester Bors Made EnsIond Tweed Topeoo
ExpertY hand toiIored Sizes 10 to 20 S995
Evening star., 1953-08-19
SUMMER TROPICAL SUITS

34-$65 TropoI Summer Suits All WOOL Sneebreosted. z
button models Grows blues Sizes regular
short 80 As long no------------------- S44 so
$3.50 so Summer Suits Groy blues Single breasted
40 "A. 46 eguo 37 A. AZ, "A short; 38, 3o 40 4
"A, 4e long Observation-Disclosures STATS
zo-S4950 Doeron Royon Single breasted
tropo Groy and shepherd Sizes 81
to As reouIor; 38 3d. AZ short; 38 S3975
4o-Se5 Lebo Hand Tuiored Silk and
lmnoed Trono Twist In grows tons and blues
reouIor SO a short SO to 4e long; 4o A. so
ze-$S5 Hond Toored Tropical WOrsted Suits Imported oore
Neo hones and houndtooth checks Tons blues ond oo ze
SO eeuo; 38 AZ short; 38 to As long $3.50
7$5s Imported Irish Linen Suits Notuo tan ond toos Snee
3d. 40 A. "A eeuor 38 AZ short 40 long,
lS375o Cord Suits Tons blues ond chor
Sizes 3d. 49, A. 4e eguo AZ short 80 80 long
l7sszso Royos-HO% Summer n" Suits sizes 70' 81 "a
ssss75 shonu"s took. like silk Summer Suits ze 5o
80 az reouIor; 4O AZ shorts SO long SZ9.I2
s7-S65 SIS. $s5. sos All Wool Summer Tropical Suits All
sino breasted Good of sizes, reeuors shorts on9s