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Archaeology at Its Best

Tun-Huang, the Scythian
Kurgans, and King Solo,
mons iron smeltery at Ezion-
Geber are welcome additions
to more familiar chapters
concerned with Malta's tenn
piles, Brittany's megaliths.
the Canaanite alphabet, or
the Mycenaean Linear B.
There is good correlation be-
tween archaeological and
historical evidence, the au-
thor's imagination is not I'M
duly held in check. illustra-
tons are plentiful and good.
and an excellent bibliogra-
ply Is included.
CARROLL QUIGLEY.
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TO BE REVIEWED

The following books will be
reviewed on the editorial poss
Of The StoF this week:
MONDAY - Negotiation From
Strength" by cOroI Mary Bell.
lknopf.)
WEDNESDAY The Mansions
and the Shonties," by 6iIbertO
FrsYFs. (knopf.l
FRIDAY-"The American Eco
nomie Republic" by Adolf A.
Berle. (Horeourt, Broes 8 World
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BruziIion Brigondy
In an Extraordinary Novel

the diplomatic service Of
Brazil. and at present is an
Ambassador, in the Ministry
Of Foreign Affairs in Rio de
Janeiro. The present book.
his third, was published in
1856. The translation seems
to be good; certainly 1t is
fluent and idiomatic. The
Devil To Pay in the Back
lands" will not be q book to
everyone's taste, but those
who like 1t at all will admire
1t highly.
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GENERAL
LAW AND ORGANIZATION

LAW AND ORGANIZATION
IN WORLD SOCIETY. BY
Kenneth s. carlston. (Uni-
versity Of Illinois Press:
$500 An analysis Of in
ternational order In terms
Of social. political. and
legal theory. Kenneth 8.
Carlston Is professor Of law
at the University OF ILL.,
nois and his other books
include "the Process Of In
ternational Arbitration"
and Law and Structures
OF Social Action"
4 CENTURY OF SOCIAL
THINKING IN HAWAII.
BY Stanley d. Porteus.
Pacific Books: So DR..
Porteus, emeritus professor
Of psychology at the Uni
versity OF Hawaii, has
based this book on more
than 900 essays from the
Honolulu Social Science
Association which was
founded In 1882.
c MPLETE AMATEUR
BOAT BUILDIN q. In
Wood, Glass, Fibre and
Metal BY Michael Verney.
Macmillan: $3.50 A
standard textbook for the
amateur boat builder, this
book Is In It's third print
ing and Is an aid TO con-
structing q wide variety Of
boats. including catama-
rams. cabin cruisers. racing
dinghies. canoes, spec d.
boats, punts, ocean racers.
launches. fishing craft and
rowing boats. II Is fully
illustrated with lie draw
ings and IS photographs,
and contains all the tables
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o'HENRY PRIZES

PRIZE STORIES, 1862: The
o. Henry Awards. Edited
by Richard PORTER. "a
Crest Book: go cents.)
These are always tops.
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PAPERBAcKS

THE TANNING OF THE
sHREW. BY william
Shakespeare. Edited by
Louis B. Wright. "a WASH
ington Square Book; as
cents) A new edition In
the "Folger Library Gen.
eral Readers Shakespeare"
series. A In the other
volumes In this series the
text is printed on the
righthand pages and all
notes are placed on the
pages facing the text they
explain.
MIDDLE EASTERN MY
THEOLOGY. BY s. w.
Hooke. "a Pelican Orig
inal; o5 centsJ An ac-
count, based on first hand
sources. Of the fascinating
mythology Of the Egyptians.
Babylonians, Assyrians,
Hittites. Canaanites. and
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and data which boat build
ers need.
TECHNICAL WRITING. BY
Richard w. Smith: Barnes
g. Noble: $500 This
is q guide for the student.
the engineer. and the
fledgling technical writer
10 manuals. reports. pro-
posals. articles, etc., In in
dustry and government.
HOW TO CATCH 5000
THIEVES. BY Gerard Luisi
and Charles Samuels.
macmillan; $3.50 The
story Of Mr.. LuiSi's career
as q private insurance de-
tective as told TO the author
OF the recently published
Clark Gable saga, The
King"
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and data which boat build
ers need.
The chronicle., 1963-11-25
Boating
By JACK WOLISTON
United Press International

Among sailing families, one Of
the most intrepid is the Bad
hams-36-year-old Mike Badham
his artist wife Anabel and their
two children, Miranda, z, and
Bill, 5.
The four Of them recently set
sail from Plymouth, England,
en- route to the West Indies,
where Badham operates a char
ter fleet out Of English Harbour.
Antigua.
Their craft is the As : foot
Spearhead, probably one of the
biggest trimaranS ever built.
Designed by Arthur Piver Of
California and built in Great
Yarmouth, England, the Ber-
muda ketch-rigged boat carries
850-Square-feet of working sails.
She also carries a 7O0-square-
foot Genoa jib and a spinnak-
er. Auxiliary power is a Par
kins 4.107 diesel that develops
48 horsepower.
The Spearhead is completely
Sheathed in fiberglass over ma
rine plywood. Her frames,
Stringers, gunnels and masts
are Columbian pine, and fittings
and trim are African mahogany.
She has a 24-foot beam and
draws 3 feet.
For the Badhams, it is their
second transatlantic journey un-
der sail. Three years ago they
set out for Australia, Mrs. Bad
hams birthplace, in a 58-year-
old ketch. But when they
reached the West Indies, they
The chronicle., 1963-11-25
BY LYLE C. WILSON

WASHINGTON (UPD-PreSi-
dent Lyndon B. Johnson is the
first southerner to hold that Of
flee since Andrew johnson of
Tennessee, who also succeeded
an assassinated president.
Andrew Johnson was not NOM
mated for a full term. The Re-
publicans in 1858 elected a war
hero president, Gen. U. S.
Grant. His running mate was
Schuyler Colfax Of New York.
There will be now an instant
coalition of forces within the
modern Democratic party to
challenge the nomination Of
Lyndon Johnson next year for
president. There was a similar
coalition against Harry S. Tru-
man in 1948 but it did not pre-
vail. 1t is next to impossible to
prevent the nomination of a sit
ting president for another term.
Left Protests Nomination
The left wing Of the Demo
cratic party has been unhappy
with Lyndon Johnson. Left wing
protests against Johnson's 1860
nomination for vice president
were expressed in bitter terms.
Johnson is known to have been
unhappy in the vice presidency.
1t was no secret in Washington
that he was bored and dissatis-
fled by his responsibilities and
the power limitations necesSari-
ly placed upon him.
Johnson denied, however, any
intent to drop off the ticket and
to seek reelection to the us.
Senate. President Kennedy
firmly assured all corners that
Johnson would be renominated
in 1864. 1t remains now to be
seen how vigorous an attack the
left wingers will be able to
mount against Johnson.
1t just could be that if they
attacked him hard enough, the
new President might be driven
into the arms Of the Democratic
conservatives and find among
them ample support to assure
nomination for president next
year.
Organized labor aggressively
opposed Johnson's nomination
The chronicle., 1963-11-25

became so enamored with the
islands they decided to stay
there and Badham established
his charter service.
The Spearhead, designed to
accommodate parties of six, will
become the flagship Of Bad
hams charter fleet.
Badham, a former British
Royal Navy officer who taught
for two years at the Royal Navy
College, Britain's Annapolis"
hopes to complete this crossing
in five weeks.
Mrs. Badham is the daughter
of a surgeon in Sydney and an
artist of unusual talent. Sever
al Of her murals now decorate
two Antigua hotels.
A special Of the
National Safety Council has rec
commended that the NSA avoid
the scare" approach to boat
ing safety and instead concen-
trate on "coordinating, assist
ing and promoting the educa-
ton efforts of its member or
CARNATIONS" The member
groups include the US. Coast
Guard Auxiliary and the us.
Power SquadronS, among 9th
erS.
The in its re.
port to the Councils Recreation
al Boating and Water Safety
Committee, said the scare ar
proach 'haS little or no effect
on the average person who can.
not identify himself with traffic
scenes.
1t recommended, instead, ap-
peals to boat operators desires
to excel at their sport by gain
ing more knowledge about boat.
ing.
The subcommittee also recon.
mended a program Of awards in
The chronicle., 1963-11-25
Johnson First President
From South In 100 Years

for either president or vice
president in 1860 but finally &C
copied him in second place with
grace and some enthusiasm.
Americans for Democratic Ac-
ton (ADA) baked.
Gains Popularity
There are some indications
that some leftieS think better of
Johnson now than in 1860. New
York's left liberal party honored
Johnson last October as princi-
pal speaker at the party's an
nual dinner. The New York lib
eral party additionally has used
its annual dinner to spotlight
some politician Of whom it ap.
proved.
The AFLCIO m~id-campaign
statement in 1860 endorsing the
Democratic ticket put much
emphasis on johnson. The ALL
Clio said that on balance John
son had a liberal record in Con-
greSS and that he had become
increasingly liberal with the
years. n.
1t is a political fact that John
son Sannot expect to hold any
left wing support whatever il
he seeks to impose budget bal
ancing economies on the feder-
al government. Under such cir
cumstanceS up to now, Demo.
cratic presidents have folded to
left wing preSsureS for more
and bigger spending.
The chronicle., 1963-11-25
FARM

The average size of all farms
in the United States is about
$50 acres, according to the Book
of knowledge. In Canada, the
average is a little more than
300 acres.
The chronicle., 1963-11-25
NON SUBS

There was not one single laun-
dry in California at the m e
of the gold rush. According to
the Book of knowledge, miners
had to send their bundles of dir
ty wash across the Pacific
Ocean to the Hawaiian Islands
and wait six months for clean
shirts to come back.
The chronicle., 1963-11-25

Remember that the federal
government allows a 2-cent re-
fund on every gallon Of gasoline
purchased for marine use. In
addition, refunds are granted
by various states.
To obtain a federal refund,
obtain form 843 from the Inter-
nal Revenue Service. Publica-
ton No. 1913, also available from
the IRIS, will serve as an aid in
filling out the form.
Requests for refunds must be
documented with sales slips.
The chronicle., 1963-11-25
Monumental battle-ground

Big Hole Battlefield in South
western Montana was named a
National Monument in 1910, ac-
cording to the Book Of Know
ledge. 1t commentaries the
spot where, on August 9, 1877,
Chief Joseph and his Nez Perez
warriors won a notable VIC
tory over U. S. troops.
The chronicle., 1963-11-25
Russians Set
Wheat DeudIine

WASHINGTON CUPID Ac-
ting Commerce Secretary
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. said
Friday the Soviet Union has set
a deadline of May q for ship
ment Of any wheat purchased
from the United States.
Roosevelt, teStifying before
the Senate Banking Committee,
said this means that any trans
actions for sale Of American
surplus wheat to the Russians
will have to be completed quick
ly.
Roosevelt was the final adj
ministration official to testify
against a bill to bar any gov
eminent sponsored credit back
ing for purchases Of wheat by
the Russians or other Commu-
mist countries.
The acting commerce Secre-
tary told Sen. Joseph Clark, D.
Pa, that the time factor in the
negotiations was important
Roosevelt added that he as
Sumed the Russians set the May
deadline because that was about
the time Of the Soviet harvest.
Roosevelt said the bill would
keep American businessmen
from getting a fair shot at Rus
sia's trade with the free world.
He said it totaled almost 81 biz
lion in 1862.
Roosevelt said four applica-
tons to export agricultural pro-
ducts to Communist satellite
countries are now pending with
the Commerce Department. He
said they have been held in
allegiance pending outcome Of
Senate action on the credit-ban
bill.
He said the applications in
cluded one for shipment Of $685.
900 bushels Of wheat to
Hungary and $4,000 pounds of
tobacco to East Germany.
The chronicle., 1963-11-25

the field Of water-safety educa-
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Remnants Only
Sove 500 on
Still and Movie
ComeFos and
Projectors

No down Payment, convenient
monthly payments On any Of these
items costing $500 o. more. Orig
incl manufacturer and wei policies
still In force unless otherwise lndi-
Gated.
I Kodok "Mososmasle" 3Smm Flee
tsie Eye comers sets exposure QUITO
noticolly ollows you to toke ] 0 pic
lures In 10 seconds without odvone-
Ing film. Comparable volue. 1895,
I Bell o Howell Electric Eye Zoom
Lens omm Movie cameFa with
coupled vlewflnder so you see exoet-
~ whot you shoot. Comparable
volue, 1000, $500
I Bell o Howell emm Movie Pro-
ieetoF, the ldeol companion 10 obove
eomero. Features automatic threod-
inc, forword, reverse and lnstont
slow motion controls. Comparable
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! Argus Remote censrel 35mm Slide
Protector con also be set with QUITO
motto timer or nun monuolly. COM
poroble volue 5000, 1000
z kodok "ceFosssl" Slide PFolse-
ten with room lenses and remote
control units. Comparable volue
5000, 1900
6 Pairs Bineeulen. 7x5o power COM
plete with teothef eose and eorry-
Inc strops. Comparable volue
$500, 1900
} Smish-viesos Sealed Seem Movie
Lishts. comparable volus. ll.oo,
500
'PIeoss odd 1895 Federal tax.
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100 Plastic Jumbo GsFmeat Bsss,
ST.. ldeoI for Storage Of IL TO Is
oonments. Rose. turquoise or green.
Comparable volue 1913, ass,
~ Plastic shes Bess. Eoch holds
6 poirs Of shoes. Pink only. Com
parable Volue 1898, 2.S9,
IS Imported Skirt Hanses in pink
or blue. Less than "a comparable
volue, soc
a Drip-dry Clothes BoFs. Fit ony
towel Dor; ehFome-finished. Eosy
TO ottoeh or TO remove. Less than
" comparable voIue, soc
50 spooIis Heir Curriers', mode Of
rubber. t32 to pcckooe.l Less than
"a comparable volue, Use
WGL-Notions. LIST Floor,
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Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Nursery Corner
Some Discontinued Styles

50 Infants, Cotton Corduroy Jseksss;
full front ripper, cotton lined. Wosh-
oble. Broken sizes. Less thon "a
comparable Volue, 400
so Cotton Corduroy csawIea with
snop crotch, shoulder strops. Wosh-
oble. Broken sizes N, L, xL. Less
thon "a comparable volue, Las
100 Topper Sets. 2 piece styles.
Plostic lined ponts; some with snap
crotch. Lobeled for fobric content.
IA, |. xL. Less thon "a comparable
voIue, 200
so sIsspsr-waIksrs end sIesplns
Bass Of s5eo ocetote, l5oo AeriIon
ocylie. Drop scot design; full length
front ripper. Less than " compor-
oble volue, 800
50 cossea Dresses. Less thon vi
comparable vclue, las
z Cribs. Discontinued models In fown
mopIe with steel stobilizino bors,
plostie teethino rolls, double drop
sides. odiustoble springs. Full size
crib northern hardwood. Compor-
able volue 1926, 400
Bethiaettes, discontinued styles.
Polished aluminium upright legs,
plostie eosters, extra thick foom-
filled pad, loroe strong tub. Com
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80 MoeI Skirts, clear eolors and
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styles. Dark and postel eolors. Com
poroble volues ! ! IS to l2.o5, 100
IS csFdisan Sweaters Of Orloue
ocryrlic. Dark colors. Comparable
values 500 to ll.95, 500
so Pairs Shorts, Bermuda length.
hubby weove royon and cotton;
posteIs. Comparable value 1925,
500 ,
IS Swimsuits, one and two piece.
Good choice Of fobries, oil lobeled
for content. Comparable voIues
more than double to 1925,
100 TO 1900
20 Wool Suits, 2-pieee eordioon
styles in flonnels and tweeds. Com
porobIe values l7.e5 to 1895,
1900 to 400
W6L-Sportweor, 3rd Floor,
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Remnants Only

Some discontinued patterns

Some discontinued patterns
IS Clothes Hompss In assorted dis
continued potterns. Worried eolors.
Comparable volue 1926, S.s6
5 Discontinued Metal s-in-I com-
blnoslon HompeFs. Comparable volue
2l.o5. e.e6
Q Mssal Vsnlty Hompen. compor-
oble voIue 1875, 6.s6
So chip-and-D Dip Sets. Bross-coIored
frome with gloss dishes. compor-
obIe voIus 2.99, l.46
" Discontinued Wests Besksss. As
sorted eolon. Comparable voIue
SOS, z.46
~ Discontinued Mefol Tissue end
Pepper Towel caddies. Comparable
volue 4.o6, e6s
30 Discontinued Scoop Basket pIans-
eFs. Bross and wolnut trim. Useful
os eenterpleeeS Comparable volue
500, Las
~ Grocery cors PIsnssn. Bross and
wolnut trim. Comparable volue
l4.e5, 4.se
10 Discontinued 4s-Piees Sets Of
Picstie Dinnsrware. Comparable
volue 1895. 1896
80 pIoslie SaIad Mods. Assorted
eolors. Comparable volue 9Sc, 46e
1000 DIseonsinu ID Rubber ssair
Tseads. 10 inches wide. With riser,
comparable volue 3oc, Toe
Without riser, comparable volue
zoe, Sc
WGL--HousewoFes. Bird Floor.
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Clearance Of
Women's Sportsweur

80 Skirts. suitobIe for weor nov and
into spring. Women's sizes. Al
lobeIed for fobric content. Com
poroble volue 9.99, TOO
20 Suits. novy or orny wool fIunnel.
Women's sizes. Comparable value
$500, 1900
W5L-Women's sportsweor,
Bird Floor, Washington Store
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Sove ~ and More
On Knitting and
Tapestry Yorns

500 sksins Of NyIon Tapestry Ysra.
Assorted eolors. -4o-yord skeins.
Comparable volue 45e. sksin. Zoe
i46 Skeins Of KNITTING Wensed
Wool. Heather shodes. 4-ounce
skeins. Comparable volue l.55.
skeln. soc
$50 Skelns Of "shesIend" Weol
Yern. Worried eolon. l-ounee skeIns.
Comparable vclue 7oe. sksin, 7Ss
W5L-Art NeedIework. 5th Floor.
Washington Store
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Sove on UuoIity
Bicycles for
Boys and Girls

10" conveFtlbls Bicycle for boy
or Girl. Comparable volue 25.e5,
1913
3-76" 3-spssd Bicycles. blue. for
girls. Comparable volue 1895,
7s.ss
I-26" Boys' Bieyle with hand ond
foot broke. Comparable volus 1895,
E Ass
I--z6" Bou' s-spssd Bicycle.
block. Comparable voIue 1895,
3-26" Boys' 3-spssd BieyeIss, red.
comporobIe voIue 1885, zs.4s
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3
40
comparable
v0Ise 500
Picture cIeoFonce
1.ss :. 3Q.ss

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than double TO 5000 4s.s
10 pictures In q variety 81 SHEA;
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interiors. 10
WGL-Pictures and Mirrors
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Boys Shoes
At Savings
comparable UGlGs
8.95 to 1872

$50 Pois Of Beys' end Big Boys'
oxGords and moeeesin styles In black
and brown Leather. Coed selection
In sizes from IA 10 10.
W5L-The Young Shoe Shop.
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Remncnts-Fnidoy Only
Juniors Dresses

comparable valMs Rn
H9S 10 2o0S 0'SV
50 pieces, dsy dresses and peEty
dresses In the group. vslvets, sotins,
peou De sole, bFoeads In sheoths
end full skirts. WooIs, twseds, all
wool kniss. wossted flonnels, novelty
weeves eFepes and wool prints.
Sis.
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'Rsmnssis--Fdsoy Only
Save More Than VI
On Dresses
comparable values A m
1925 to 1925 4.w
So pieces, In group ore mony nice
styles Of pastel woods, Fuyon erspes.
AFnsle trisessotss and rsyon blends.
properly IsbsIsd for fsbris content.
Choose prints, eIeoF eoIou. Large
selection In Junior sizes, . few
misses end demi-siEss.
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sth FLOOR. Washington Store
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Dresses and Stocks
For Subteens

Sc Dresses In q choice OF color,
fobrle; properly lobeIed for fobrIc
content, s-l4. Comparable voIues
500 to $500, 800 TO 400
IS Pein Of SIoeks, Iobeled for fob
rle content. 8-l2. Comparable
voIuss 4.ee to 1925. 400 TO 500
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Mems ] and 2 ~ a.
Trouser FoII-Weisht
Suits Reduced !, =, /,
From Stock
.fsf


comparable vGIHs, $500 y
- Suits, some with two trousers
for sxsra servings. An ere reduced
from eur regular stock no sec
oHds, nor iEFesuleFs. Choose FFpm
ehsvioss, twists, worsteds. All la-r
heIed for fabFie content. Check be-
low fer your size. -,
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Fomous Name 3D.
English Roineoots =
at Clearance Savings
1890

comparable VaIEes, 2995 =. =,
to more than double - /,
n Rsinsests imported from Ensland
=. you'll recognise the fameus
label immediately. All 1904 eotteq..
Smart neutral color. 800
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Daytime Fashions
AT Servings

Wonderful assortment Of dresses In
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1910. A few women's sizes In group.
comparable volus Now
200, ll.95 to l2.o5 500
$50, 1875 800
WGL-Eoshlon 5th Daytime Dresses
:. Washington, Chevy Chose,
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Clearance Servings on
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J s,rombs's- eo'Isoa "EosIy Ams.I-
con-" i0l.00
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/ Ravemswoed "chlnese Modern"
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sole, 2sl.0o
Rodios:
Z RcA VietoF TebIs models, 100
z RIGA Victor cIoek-Rsdio models,
1l.00
I AFvin AMIN TsbIs model, 1900
, GFoneo AM-FM SteFeo models,
eoeh set, 2-pieces, 3i.00 end 400
Emerson Table model, 800
Emerson clOek-Redie model,
ii.Oo
I Zenith TFsnsisses PoHsbIs model
with batteries, 2i.0o
W5L-Rodio, Television, Stereo,
Record Center, LIST Floor,
Washington Store, North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-14
CIeoFonee
Lamp Bases
4.sS To 5Q.s6

comparable VGIRs
6.9S to 5000
- fine sssonsd bsssG sIsbsssss.
chine, end brass.
W5L-Lomps. 7th Floor.
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-14

cIeoronce on Mems
] and 2-TFouser 1 ..,.
TropieoI- st
Weight Suits
$500!
comparable values, ~
1890 TO 1926 ~
i66 Suits In this selection. Ideal
weight for Washington 50 m meF
weather. Some 2-iFoussF suits In
the group for even greater savings
20 Gene IN early. Al labeled fef
febFie content. Check the ehsFt fer
your size.
I3sIs6I57I5 % ~ 20 "a VI z6Ilsi /.
asovIor q 10 lisl7iIioIl Ii7IizI5 L
shori HnIsHNITT
Tens III 10 Lz7Llelz ST.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-14

W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-14

WSL-The Mems Store,
End Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-14

$50 Peirs, shoFt IsstheV gloves, lined
with Wool, oFIon@ seEyIie o. AeFi-
lang seryIie. Mostly block. All sizes
in the group but not In every style.
WGL-GIoves. LIST Floor,
Washington Store