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APT. VALUES

zoe q 81. Sc.
oeorm.. nv, rEn.. kit. and bath. SOS
4312 HALEY TERRACE Sc
osdrm.. nv. rm.. dinette. kit. and
Is pANBURx ST. s.R.
j bedfma liv, fm.. dinette. kit. and
1885 I'd ST. NE.
Emo apt. incl. al utils.. S5a.70.
IOI d ST Sc.
] nedrm.. liv. rrn.. dinette. kit. bath
1888 sra ST. NE.
l hedrni.. hv. rm., dinette. kit. bath
$3.50 per mo.
GA MASS. AVE. NE.
] .eedrnl.. Nv. rn. dinette. kit. bath
Ills r ST. NE.
: rms. kit, bath: incl. utils.. $50
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos n. Capitol d $500
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APIS. FURNlsHED-vA.

SPACIOUS sx.cI .dn and ? Ssdrm., pvt; pvt. apis.
All IIgoSs. ESQ II ssfshinss ina a.. perm.
s45s: eyes. KID. 7-ofzs. - "a =
ALEA. -Liv. rm., dinette, bedrm.,
screened porch. VT Vernon ave.
sos. AID. 4-Sg79, ewes. 20
ARL.. 2l07 N. Rolfe st. - 3 blks.
from Key Bridge on Lee hwy. bus
stop Lge. iiv. rm.. bedrm.. kit, bath.
Cow. Pentagon, Navy Annex. D. G..
ARL. Newly furn. duplex; walk to
Pentason, At W 4 L Shopping cen.
ter; ideal for 2 cpls. or 3-5 girls:
also 1-bedrm. unit In same area:
reas. IKE. S-5lSS --6
VA lge. rms. ige.
modern kitchen with new fixtures
and lge. dinette set: nicely turn. !;
pvt entr. and porch: auto. washer In
hsmt.; like living In own home; very
close to bus stop. drugstore and
large super market. 2041 Quincy st.
North. Phone KE. S-4624. -S
A Elk ND ID A - Air-conditiored
beaut. 2-bedrm. apt. super mod.
kit, fun din: rm.. 2 firepls.: excep.
well furn. With ANTIQUES, ~; every
AG oan.ss Sos eS nsss q ssas e
nicely furIi.; cow. clO6e-in location.
3 Christian ladies or couple pref.
Call Fri after 6. any time Sat. SIS.
incl utils. IA. e-9120. -
e BEDRMS.. nv. rnl.. din. rIn.. kit.
bath. 2 porches. bslnt, yard, trees;
8 min. Peuta6on. IA. 2-0362.
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APIS. FURNIsHEp-Mp.

APIS. fURNISHED-MD.
LTv. RIM, BEDRM.. KIT, pvt. bath
and entr.: utils. incl; $40 mo, 1912
39th ave-, Cclmar Manor. Md. WA.
7-3213. -
TAX. PRK.--2nd A.: attrac. ] bed.
rm.. din. rm. = kit; liv. rm.; !ge.
closet; 1kr. m bsnt. Ju. S-g886.
SILVER sPRrNG. Nd
Vacant. Beautiful. cool 2nd-n. apt. /;
nice. yard and shade trees: apt. in
excel. cond.; nicely furn.: located In
modern brick apt. bldg. In best Sec
ton of Takoma Park. Md; mr. shop
center and bus; huge liv. rm.. d.
nette. beautiful kit. built-in unit;
large cleo. refrigerator, tile bath.
built-in tub and shower. rear porch;
lge, storage space; S79 per mo-, incl
qtilsi: nothing else to pay. Phont
TW0 BEDROOM, silver Spring area,
lge. garden apt; nicely furn.; piano:
leaving town. must rent: S115. utfls
SILVER SPRING. ND, ny. rm.
bedrm., kit. .p7t. bath and entrance,
all jtils incl; must be seen to APP
preSists. 500; JU. 5-6667. --6
din. rfn., kit, bath; all utils. Avail
Immediately. 10. 5-3206 -
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND Ecc.

90 BARRED ROCK LAYERS. i VI,
old; $50. WE. 0-6l10. g
FEED, eOULLRR SUPPLIES, baby
chicks. JAMES FEED STORE, 619
& st. NV. NE. S-0OSQ.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W,

2IO ARAPAHOE DR.. Forest hts. sic.
Out. s. Capitol ext.-Lge. rm. with
bath in pvt. home. Daily maid serv.,
linens. l or men pref. 10. 1883
after pm. -
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ROOMS WANTED

MAN WANTS ROOM with running
water; near Navy Yard transporta-
ton. Box 450-T, Star. ~
MANOR PARK pref. by middle-aged
empl. lady; no smoking or drinking:
$50 month. Box 455-T. Star.
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE
EMPLOYED MOTHER and child, to
share lge. NV. apt. with same; child
care incl. Box 385-x. Star. --S
TWO MEN to share lge. 3-bedrm. apt
with other men; Dupont Circle
area. Call after. 5 pm, AID. 2-23S1
/ GIRL. 1890. share lge.. bright
Conn. ave. apt. with / other girl,
mod. turn: elev. bldg. no. 2-3969.
GIRL, about 80. to share newly fur
nished apt, with another girl. 5000
Conn. ave. NO. 7-1R5S. -S
ATTRACTIVE l-BEDRM. Georgetown
apt: man, to share with man; 25-35.
W.T.. BOX s 4l1,x Star sn; -, -,
mod. furn.: Z Blk. from Conn ai ave.:
for lady to share with another lady.
1 S GiRI I-g 70 SHARE attractive s-bed-
I'm; apt; with 3 girls. age 1928
ARL. Girl 5000 to share mod. apt.
with married woman, "a. TV. phone.
own bedrm. Husband travels days
wk. Meals II desired. ia. 5-475O.
s.E.-eirl, $3.50. to share nicely
Cow. TO buses: S4S. LII. S-soss.
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ALL NEW FURNITURE

yoo,Ss n,;, ants With !Es; spaciou'
Beauty Craft cabinets. lge. gas
range, freezer unit IN refsr. and ex-
haust fans; auto. laundry facilities
on-street parking: shopping center
on project. across the street from
new Draper School: collv. to transp
Nichols ave. to Alabama ave. lefi
on Alabama to Wheeler rd., riFhi
on Wheeler I'd. to Waller pl.
20. 2-37s3 I'M. 4-35Of
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AIS. FuRNIshEpD. q.

lit 18th ST NV.
sisting 81 one large iiv. rlii.. huge
reception hall. dinette. kit, bath
rsisra waikiki clothes clcset ~ Excel g
Rent. $82 per mo. Apply Mgr. Apt.
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

A REFINED LADY wishes room and
. board in WASH. D.. c.. reasonable;
references exchanged. Box 442-T.
BoARD AND ROOM for mother and
child; will care for child while
mother works. RE. 5-6124. %
2OO1 COLUMBIA RID. NV. GOOD
meals. Young people. Nice single
I'm; S15 wk Dble, S12. CO. o.
ARLINGTON. 1875 N. nth st. :
Lounge. TV; southern meals; cony
D. C. Pentagon. Arl. Hall; SIC te
SIC, per wk. ia. 7-62bs' MRS
FoR EMPLOYED MOTHER. child
Day care, for child. Modern home
and good meals. Pc. 2-9334. --5
COOL, CLEAN BSMT. RIM. windows
refgr., shower. Also 2nd-fl. room
Parking. RIA. 6-0744. 30
The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Va block of Conn. ave, overlookins
Rock Creek Park pbie; and sgle
Rates S1750 Wk up. HQ 2-3h66
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ROOMS UNFURNisHED

PRIV. HOME within walking distance
Walter Reed. Excel. bus service.
Lady only. Phone: RIA. 6-6587.
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1910 BIITMORE n. w.

Attn. diplomats High ceilings. huge
rms fireplace, iiv. rn1. -din. rnl.,
1914 It. long fsuitable enfertainingl:
2 ige. bedrms.. kit, bath; IN eleva-
tor bldg tastefully ftirn. Mgr, AID.
1880 AID 4-2lo2. -R
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APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
LOOKING for . lovely. furn. apt. Al
reas. rent? Wonderful selections
all parts D. c. Let me show you
For free rental service. cal
MANDEL. ME. 8-6414. 20
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
40 MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN
Attractive, large. 1-bedrm.. com.
p pSS *. turn + naar apt; AZ usils incl
u mum al peo Utilities sl2 mel osSTRs
Cali 10. :,-O6IS or apply at once
at 1000 Miss. ave. SIC. %
ao,a H ANR 9SM GoHRTs ACTS. ! "
BACHELOR APT. y"
Attrac. 1-rm.. bath, refrig.. $3.50
incl. all utils.
co. 5-5S38 NO. 7-199s
$500 QUE ST. NV.
THE CARLYN
Desirable bachelor apt. avail. in this
bath and 24-hr. secretarial service;
maid and linen service included; S9l
per mo. Please call res. mgr, Du
$500.
THE MONTANA
Beautifully furnished 2-bedrm. apt.
suit. for 3 or 4 adults, available
Sept, 7 L. Conv. downtown location
VI blk. on Conn. ave-; 24-hr. elevator
and switchboard service. Apt. has
rear porch. Contact res. mgr. on
premises. 1875 M st. NV. DI
H. g. sMITHY CO.
81 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000
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MT. PLEASANT
Attractively furn. lge. rm.: excellen
NV, location; S4O-S52 so, incl. al
utils. JU. 8-1I73. -6
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MI. PLEASANT

A ssss seaI sssn p6 S kitchen :ass
NV. area. $40 incl al utils. 10.
! S-l173. %
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DOWNTOWN AT STATLER

Nicely furnished efIieiency in large
apt. bldg. with switchboard and
elevator service. See res. mgr. Ma.
J. a. McKEEvER CO., NC
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THE MAURY

701 10th st n.w.-Sgle. and twin
rms, new decor. running water,
ample bsths. showers. maid and
elev. serv. Cow. to restaurants and
shops. -
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BARGAIN
CONNECTICUT AVE.

Spacious and 2 bedrms., Nv. rm !.
utils.; switchboard and elev.: hand,
dining foyer. kit and bath: all shop.
ping centers: children. accepted
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Special Summer Rates
GORDON HOTEL DOWNTOWN
9l6 18th ST. NV.
Singles and doubles with and with.
out bath. weekly and mo, rates.
MA Q-RORA
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Attractiyely furn. l-bedrm. apt. In
sna shop ass It doom ssn0ssssfd So oSs sa
and hot water. Apply ianitor. 43I2
Ga. ave. NV. DREYFUSS BROS,
1913 ] 10Th st. NV, MA. S-05S2.
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SLAUGHTERS

Dupont Circle--Sgles.. dbles.: from 30
wk.: elev;, showers, phones. 2007 o
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BRIGHT. clean. tastefully furnished
fquipped incl linens. dishes. ~
s. Capitol SC. Il blk. past Southern
ave } turn left at Audrey lane and
follow sign to 40 Winthrop st.
Qren Mon. through Fri. 8 am "a
pm. Saturday. 8 am. to 8 pm.
SUNDAY noon tn a m In - SIn(l
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UTILITIES INCLUDED
Large rooms Z 70 3 closets, new 3
with freezing compartment nov De
Ing installed Spacious lawns ad
iacent to large PLAYGROUND with da,
scnool Bus af door, one sone phon,
10 3 1910
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-06

" N4A1 ox1IG =
2460 10th st. n w.-Sgle. and dble
rms, some with pvt. bath; maid and
24-hr. PIX service. CO. 1881.
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81 WEEKLY
1854 Cue st. NV. SINGLE. WITH
RUNNING WATER. 10
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Viewing ~
NEW YORK.


What does a TV talent scout
look for when auditioning new
faces?
Milo Frank. casting director
and chief talent scout for CHS
TV, was glad to answer.
Ability to act is the prime
requisite, naturally" says Frank.
But there are six other impor-
tant qualities that must be met.
They are: Posture. clean-cut ap-
pearance, intelligence, self conf
dence, personality and glamor.
"The first thing I note is pos
ture-especially Of girls. It is a.
key to- character.
by clean-cut appearance ]
mean an interest in personal
attire.
Intelligence speaks for itself.
Believe me, I rate it high in
picking talent.
."Self- confidence is important
because it reflects the serious
ness as well as honesty OF the
performer.
Personality is an undetermi-
nable quality. It's a sort Of mag
retism. 70 me it's more Inn
portant than actual appearance
or good looks.
s.Isastly, glamor. But this is
never the prime requisite in
spotting new talent"
Frank is a handsome ener-
getic fellow who could pass for
a leading actor himself. During
World War II he was line Of
ficer with the Marines and later
served as a Japanese language
interpreter. After the war he
became an actors agent and tall
ent scout in Hollywood.
On of his first discoveries"
was his own wife, Sally Forrest.
Frank also was responsible for
bringing TV Actor Charlton
Heston to Hollywood's attention.
AS CBS-TV's casting director
and talent scout he gets many
tips about budding talent. But
he admits candidly that most
discoveries are the product OF
q talent scouts own hard work
and diligent hunting.
+ ~ 4 y
SUSPENSE ENDED - "Sus-
pense" concludes its TV series
tonight over CBS-TV at $3.50
with a dramatization Of William
Faulkner's. Barn Burning"
Suspense" first appeared on
television in 1949 and has been
regular feature on the net
work since that time 5. "Stop
the Music" returns to the air
waves tonight at $3.50 on CHS
radio. Bill Cullen will be the
master of ceremonies and keeper
of telephones. Jill Corey and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-17

as an announcer this season.
The veteran radio and TV an
nouncer began his career in
1929 at the NBC radio affiliate,
Station XII in Los Angeles. He
first became known as a sports
caster, then began working on
major NBC network programs
and has been at it ever since.
ALICE JUST HAPPENS-This
is the story Of Audrey and Alice.
They are inseparable every
Saturday night. But the rest
Of the week they are total
strangers.
The Audrey in the case Is
lovely Audrey Meadows, feminine
lead Of the Jackie Gleason
show every Saturday night over
CBS-TV. She plays the role of
Alice Cramden. wife of Bus
driver Ralph Cramden (enacted
by Gleason) in the Honeymoon
erS sketch.
The program will return to
TV from summer vacation on
September IS.
when I finish the show on
Saturday nights I completely
forget about Alice" Audrey says
Sure it's a wonderful part. But
I never take it home with me.
That way I believe I can play
1t better-just like getting into
a pair of comfortable slippers,
Alice just happens, that's ALL"
Working with such a won
derful performer as Jackie Glea-
son is lot OF fun" she con-
tinued. "You know, he is a great
actor as well as comedian. We
never have a formal rehearsal
for the Honeymooners skit. We
just seem to work it well to-
gether.. He's wonderful"
Wnere ola she get her train
Ing for such a role as Alice?
MY background is strictly
musical comedy. But I received
my basic training on the BOZ
and Ray show for two years
There were no scripts and nc
formal rehearsals. We rar
through some ideas before the
show. It was like going to q
party. The conversation was live
and humorous.
When asked If she would like
to play other roles on the Glea-
son show she emphatically said
mo, Of course not. I'm happy
just playing Alice"
Then she paused a moment
and grinned.
you know what / would like
to do just once? I'd like to Join
the June Taylor chorus girls il
q dance number-if Jackie would
let mel"
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HighIiehts
TeIeyision -Todcy,.

$3.50, WNBW (4l--Arthur MUIR
ray Dance Party: Guests are
Comics Arnold Stang. Jack
Norton and Kenny Delmar.
$3.50, WMAL t7)-Twenty Cues
lions: Guest IS Beatrice Fair
fax, advisor to the lovelorn.
500. WMAL t7)-Room for
Daddy: Danny Thomas and
Jean Hagen try to get his
agent married.
$3.50, WMAL GU. s. Steel
Hour: The adventures Of a
spinster school teacher and
q charming embezzler are
told in Elmer Rice's 1.-THE
Grand Tour" starring Julie
Hayden and Zachary Scott.
$3.50, WTOP 80 - Suspense:
E. q. Marshall and Charles
Taylor star in William Faux
ner's Burning Barn." the
story Of q psychotic war
hero's senseleSs revenge
against society.
9:30, WNBW ~ - Top Plays
Of "a: Ronald Reagan COM
mands a World War II de-
stroyer in the South Pacific
in Beneath These Waters"
1890, WTOP (9) - Danger:
Hildy Parks and Frank Marth
star in IAN Angel of Clay"
the story of how a tough
police detective learns that
ito err is human.'s
1000, WTTG (5)-Wrestling:
From Baltimore.
1890, WNBW (4)-Our Beauti-
full Potomac: River pollution
problems are discussed by
James j. Corbalis. engineer
director, City of Alexandria
Sanitation Authority: F. H.
Doe, jr., Sanitary Engineer.
Arlington County; Harry Hale.
Sanitary Engineer, Fairfax
County, and Harry Shaw,
engineer, Washington SUBJ
urban Sanitary Commission.
1880, WTOP t9) Blue Angel:
Guests include Comics Jimmy
Komak and Nancy Walker.
Radio Today.
$3.50. WCFM-Broadway Musi-
cal: Selections from "Briga-
doom"
sos, WGMS-Showcase: ST.
belius' "Finlandia," and Rod
gers South Pacific Scenario. +"
1850, WWDC-Baseball: Boston
at Washington,
$500, WRC-It Happens to You:
Seven people are involved in
a prizeflght that leads to
tragedy in Aftermath"
$3.50, WTOP-Stop the Music:
The program. with Bill Cul-
len as host, begins a new Sc
ries featuring vocalists Jill
Corey and Jack Haskell and
harmonica soloist Richard
Hayman.
900, WMAL-Town Meeting:
1.-THE New Challenge to Edu-
cation" is discussed by DR..
Robert c. Weaver, John Hay
Whitney Foundation; DR..
Roma Cans, Columbia Uni
versity, and Harold G. Flem-
ing, Southern Regional Coun-
Gil.
9:35, WRC-Crime and Peter
Chambers: Dane Clark in
vestigates the charge of wife
murder lodged against q
prominent doctor.
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Viewing TV
Ability To Act Is Not All,
Says CBS-V Talent Scout
By Syd Kronish
Assoeiufed Press Siaff Writer

Jack Haskell will be the vocal
lists. Ray Bloch's orchestra will
do the starting and stopping Of
the music Ken Carpenter
observes his silver anniversary
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READIES HOUR-LENGTH SERES-Pictured with previ-
creations Pluto Mickey Mouse Gooy Pnocchio and
Donald Duck Oef to right Walt Disney this week starts the
fourth of 26 hourong films to be weekly the ABCTV
network beginning October a. Included will be at
naturalist work marine spectacle and e
$S-million amusement center MIR. Disney is building
Anaheim, Calf. $..
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Court Warrant Clerk
|Honored for Long Service

Richard Brook Gott, who viii
be 80 next month. has spent 40
| years as Municipal Court war
rant CLERKS position he took
for only two months in 1914.
Walter r. Bramhall presented
Mr.. Gott with q 40-year pin in
a ceremony yesterday In Mr..
Colts office, which was filled
with flowers from admiring COLI
leagues.
Mr.. Gott, who now lives In
Ellicott City and who figures he
has been instrumental in passing
on over q million warrants, re-
tired once about 10 years ago.
But he couldn't stand the idle
ness, so he returned TO his JOB.
He was born In Dickerson, Md,
where he lived on a farm until
his wife died II years ago. Be-
fore he became warrant clerk in
1914, Mr.. Gott travelled the
country selling farm machinery.
Evening star., 1954-11-17
sisterhood Corniyol Set

Fun for kiddies and adults
will be the theme Of q carnival
sponsored by the Temple Beth
Ell Sisterhood of Alexandria
from 8 to s. pm. Sunday ct the
Cameron Recreation Center.
1909 Cameron street.
Evening star., 1954-11-17
LEATHER
WALLETS
800
''4' ''a '''s'.' 'e'

We cont tell you the famous makers name,
but you are sure to recognize the quolity!
Eoch wollet is individually gift boxed with
original price toe) See fine leothers! Mo-
rocco! cowhide! Pieskin! Gootskin! Some
with multi-window poss cases. identifico-
tion windows. change purses, upper Pock-
cts, etc. Tan, brown, black.
Lansough's-MErs FuRNIsHINGS-strs Floor
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Save on Costume Slips
las We're ESQ

495 Slips in oeetote and Toyon crepe with
four gore alternating bios skirt and toiIored
double top. Block, navy, white in group.
Sizes 9 to IS, Is TO 20.
81 Crozy Points Of ocetote and royon tot
teto Knee length with close fitting cuffs,
with ribbon trim, elastic woistbond. Red,
novy. brown SmoIl, medium. Jorge. Were
SOS. Now -- ------ 2.45
253 Slips in ocetote and royon crepe or
toffeto, and nylon toffeto. Stroieht six
gore and full fIore skirts Enbroidered.
seolIoped and tailored styles Black and
navy. Sizes 81 to So. Were 3.o5-- 2.S5
WGL-Costume Slips, 3rd Floor
WGl-Underweor, 3rd Flor
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so GIomour Dresses, for otter five ond
Ioter, some with matching jackets and
stoIes. Materials include nylon tulle
and net, as we'll os royon toffeto. COL
ors include teal blue, purple, red. black,
peoch, pink, white. light blue. Sizes 7
to IS. Were 1875 to $500. Now,
1926
us Dresses, and z piece styles. for
sport and semifornol weor Sheer woods.
royon toffeto. feIts. corduroys, velve-
teens and royon foiIe. in wide choice
WGL-Junior Miss Apporel, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Miscellaneous
4 Madam Ska..Akk
Bedroom Furniture at
Generous Servings

! Mople-finish Bedroom Were Now
Group. including dresser
and mirror, chest and dou-
ble-size bookcase heod-
boord 1880 1880
] Mohosony Veneer
Group. including dresser
ond mirror night table
and double bed 1895 $3.50
! Modern Ook Bedroom
Group, including chest-on-
chest. vonity and mirror
and double bed $500 1880
Modern Maple Corner
Chest $3.50 1850
! Double Dresser Bose Of
walnut 1880 $3.50
Mohoseny Powder To
bic 1850 1850
z Twin-size Poster Beds
OF nohooony 1850 1880
z Mohosony Night Tobles 24.e5 1850
knofty Pine Double
Dresser and Mirror 1850 $3.50
WGl-Bedroom Furniture, 5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Sportsweor " Price
or Less

$50 Sweaters in onooro, Were Now
orion or wool. Long sleeved
cordieons or 94-Ienoth
sIeeved puII-ons White SOS to 3.s5
pink, blue, oroy. So to 40 l495 7.45
IS Wool Jersey BIouses
with V, nondorin or scoop
necklines. Pink, blue, Or 8o5 to
child. 10 TO l8 9.e5 BIS
Group Of Dressy Co-ordi-
notes in wool jersey and
royon foiIIe. BIouses with
short or "a sleeves. with
round or scoop necklines.
Skirts trimmed with brod
or beods. White, beige, 7.o5 TO 3.95
pink. blue, black o to 8 l4.o5 to 7.45
80 Wool Jersey Biouses in
6ossic or formal styles,
with "a length sleeves 7o5 TO 3.e5
Coy, blue, white. 10 TO Is l4o5 to 7.45
40 Skirts Of wool felt and
velveteen in toiIored or
more formal cut. Red,
blue, beige, brown. 10 to 1850 3.s5
l8 1875 to8.S5
WGl-Sportsweor, 3rd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Reductions for Junior Misses

Of fashionable coIors. Were 1875 TO
22.o5. Now --~ 1875 70 l2.95
so Blouses. dressy or cosuol types, in
dark and light shades Of printed cotton,
wool Jersey and tissue foille. Sizes 9
to IS. Were 4.o5 and ,8.o5. Now.
$50 and 3.95
IS jackets Of Wool Flonnei or velveteen
in fitted or nortineoIe styles. Brown,
block, eroy. 9 to IS. Were l2.o5
and 1876. Now ----4 .s5 and 6.95