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Evening star., 1946-08-24
Airline Pilot Snares
Classic Traps Title
BY the Associated Pres.

VANDALIA, Ohio, Aug 24.-Frank
j. Bennett, a 35-year-old Eastern
Airlines pilot, today won the grand
American handicap championship,
most coveted prize in trapshooting,
in three-Way shootoff.
Bennett, resident OF Miami, Fla,
broke "a of the 25 shootoff targets.
He missed the first one thrown and
then broke all the others.
A tie for second place developed
between John j. McHale, 33-year-
old Canadian shoe manufacturer OF
London, Ont, and j. l.. Nicolai, 66
Denver garage operator, who broke
22x25 in the shootoff.
They then went into another
25-target match, which McHale won
by breaking % While Nicolai took
third place with 81,
The other top finishers, who en-
gagged in a shootoff after tying
for fourth place with 96x100 yes
terday, were, in this order:
/ c. G. Buckley of Pekin, H.: J
Oliver Barnes, Baltimore, Md; John
Feuerstein, Milan, Ohio; Frank Un-
capher, Van Vert, Ohio.
Evening star., 1946-08-24
Star Cup Golf Is Won
By Mrs. Ferguson,
EMPOWERS Model

The new Star Cup champion
among the Glass B players, Mrs
E. R. Ferguson, jr., of Kenwood
won her first and probably her last
tournament in the 19-and-up handi-
cap bracket yesterday as the former
Powers model is soon due for a jump
to Class A, following most of the
seasons Glass B winners.
With the exception of the long
par IS, Mrs. Ferguson played Glass
A golf in posting a 48-49 for a 81
minus 10 handicap strokes for a
winning net 78 over her home course
The new champions score was both
low net and gross for the day over
a field Of "a players, but as is GUS
tomary III net tournaments, she
took the cup.
MIS-. Ferguson, the Bannockburn
Club champion in 1910, started anew
this year after tiVe-year absence
from golf devoted to the two young
Fergusons. She won an lntracluh
event, the Hutchinson Trophy, at
KenWOod several weeks ago.
One of the last players TO finish
Mrs, Ferguson edged out a clubmate
Mrs. Marvin Wire, who ran into a
Dig 8 on the last hole for a 1928
79. Mrs. Wire was out in AZ but
required Sd on the back nine, a
score good for low gross honors. AS
Mrs, Ferguson posed for the photog-
rapher she said M Powers would
be proud of me" She starred for
the Powers agency in New York be-
fore her marriage.
Second net went to another Ken
wood player as Pro George Diffen-
baugh'S pupils won five of the II
prizes. Mrs. c. Roland Gable haC
1G3-2l-82 TO a 114-32-82 for Mrs
V. II. Wilson of Columbia, but Mrs
Gable was awarded second net as
she was E down to par to 7 fol
Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Virgil Myers oi
Manor was fourth with l13-30-83.
Mrs. w, F.. Patterson, the acting
District Womens Golf Associate
Tournament chairman, went into
the matching cards routine to deter
mine the next five prize winners, all
deadlocked with net 84s. They Won
in the following order: Mrs. J. p
Brantley of KenWood, l07-23-84;
Mrs. A. f. Wilson of Belle Haven
ll8-34-34; Mrs. Fred Chaimson OF
Prince Georges, O4-20-84; Mrs. G
w. Calvert of Washington, 107-23-
"a: Mrs. Charles Jostes Of Kenwood
104-20-84.
Mrs. George Bond OF Kenwood
was the luckless "a shooter as she
was matched out Of the prize list
with a 105-21-84.
Results OF weekly women's events
yesterday:
Washington-Low net. Mrs.
George Bailey, jr.. 37-8-79; Mrs.
II. H. Goodman, 97-12-85; Mrs.
Robert l.. Hutchison, 106-20-86.
Indian sprmg-Mrs. Carolyn
Gooding. 84-13-71; Mrs. Paul Cos
tello, 88l2-76. Low net among the
guests-Mrs. G. E. Peterson OF Ken
wood, 93-17-76.
Evening star., 1946-08-24
|Dodger-Card Battle
To Wire Expected,
With 5 WeeksLeft
By Joe ReichIer
Associated Press Sports Writer

II was 1941 and 1912 ali over
again today as the Dodgers and
Cardinals battle for the National
League flag, with indications point
ing to neck-and-neck finish right
down to the wire.
With five weeks OF the season
remaining. the two rivals are tied
for the lead. With identical won
and lost records.
The intense rivalry between the
Brooks and the Cards began five
years ago when the Dodgers clinched
the championship two days before
the season ended.
The Cards turned the tables on
the Dodgers the next year but had
to wait until the last day of the
season before tney were assured
OF victory
Both Win by 81 Scores.
Both won yesterday, in almost
identical fashion. The scores were
the same, 81. Each had to come
from behind and each won in the
ninth inning
The Brooks spotted Cincinnati,
with Bucky Walters on the mound,
a run in the. second inning, tied the
score in the sixth and won in. the
final inning. when Center-fle
Dick Whitman singled home Ed
Stevens, who had led off with a
double Kirhyr IIiobp aitbOIolo q -
lowing nine hits to seven for Wal
ters, won his 18th game.
! The Cards fell behind when the
Philadelphia Phjllies scored a run
in the first inning of their night
game. st. Louis knotted the count
in the fourth and won in the ninth
when Pinch-hitter Terry Moore SIM
gled in Whitley KuroWski from sec
ond with two out. Johnny Beazley
was the winner and Oscar Judd the
loser.
Cubs Defeat Braves.
The Chicago Cubs defeated Bos-
ton, 81 to increase their margin
to three and a half games over the
fCurth-place Braves.
The New York Yankees won their
fifth straight when they defeated
the st. Louis Browns. Al, in a
night game at Yankee Stadium.
Philadelphia s last-place Athletics
won their fourth straight when
Jesse Flores pitched them to a 10
night-game victory over the Cleve-
land Indians.
Evening star., 1946-08-24
Chess Speed King
Performs Here

Reuben Fine, chess grandmaster,
who has held the speed crown of
American chess for the last four
years, arrived in Washington today
from Los Angeles by TWA plane to
play simultaneously between Is and
30 boards of chess tonight at
o'clock in the new clubroom of the
Washington Chess Divan at 2445
Fifteenth street NV, The public
is welcome TO watch the wizard.
Evening star., 1946-08-24

ike a starving man CIutcnlng
T-bOne.
The next week will tell the tale
in a few cases, but the preseason
games with the Rams, Green Bay
and Chicago could revise things
drastically. Some of those consid-
cred on the ragged edge Of release
stood ont like real diamonds in a
5 and 10 shop in the first scrim-
mage and Edwards has a suspicion
he'll find more of that type in to-
morroW's workout.
Certainly Johnny Jaffur. and
Oscar Britt, the two guards who
didn't look big enough to peddle
hot dogs at the ball park, made in
delible impressions by their excel
lent work, while some others, sucf
as Stan McRae and Ollie Ola
showed flashes of form that made
the coaches sit up and take notice
If anybody has a spare ouijs
board in the hall closet they might
parcel-post it to Edwards to hell
him make up his mind. Otherwise
the big guy will have to go into g
huddle with Drs. Eeenie, Miney anc
Moe. And it's going to be so close
we may have to ask for a recount
Evening star., 1946-08-24
Tony Davis Runs Bases
In Is Seconds at Meet

Tony Davis time of Is seconds in
yesterdays base-running contest al
Turkey Thicket Playground is the
best figure vet registered in the series
of preliminary meets being held
at various recreation centers. Davis
was winner in the unlimited class.
Other winners and their times
were: 70-pound class, Mark Clark,
18.5; 90-pound class, Lefty Rae. 17.9:
l05-pound class. John Kendrick,
15.9; 120-pound class, Leon Baron,
162.
Evening star., 1946-08-24
SoftbulI Quorter-FinoIs
Scheduled Toniqht

Two quarter-f1nal games in the
city softball championship series
are scheduled tonight at Washing
ton Softball Stadium, with Kavakos
Grill playing Clifton Liquors and
Andy Farkas meeting American
Trailers.
The Kavakos- Clifton game par
tlcularly is expected to be hot one
as these two teams have been carry
ing on feud all summer. Kavakos
has won three Of their four previous
games. Tonight's program opens at
I o'clock with girls game between
Takoma Decorators and FBI.
Evening star., 1946-08-24
Oxon Hill, Yellow Cab
Clash in SundIot Series

With Ida's Department Store
eliminated in yesterdays round Of
the city sandlot series, play con-
tinued today with Oxon Hill and
Yellow Cab clashing on the Eilipse
at 430.
FBI erased Idas nine from the
double Knockout affair by 81 de-
cision when Doc Brewer crossed the
plate in the ninth on a wild throw
Evening star., 1946-08-24

than I used TO be.
I'm not a better pitcher than I have been the
last couple of years" snorted Bobo. Yeah, have
better CONTROL can thread needle with that
bail noW-but my record at Philadelphia is mis-
leading. Connie Mack told me shoulda won "a
games with him my first season and last year he
said could have won 25 games.
L musta lost Ia one-run ball games nv first
season with the Athletics" continued Newsom with
a minimum of urging 'and don't forget that l
was pitching for a cellar club. Mr., Mack was salts
fed. He gave me raises and he always had good
word for the way l worked for him
But this is the place for me- Yep, want to
settle down and stay right here" said ,Newsom,
who has travelled more than a train conductor
Evening star., 1946-08-24
Sees Hitting Revival Next Season

believes there will be hitting revival in e47 An the
after
stay anything expect
as 1t time
these fellows who the
home they alive
beating they taking
the fellows who ball in the service have find
ing this because in the service they might have
fourth like they
it's their bread and butter.
like Buddy Lewis D Maggie Spence Taft
better hters than they've
They'll
You'll
Bobo htters
likely themselves but takes
Caldwell of the Chicago White
So Is pitcher
Evening star., 1946-08-24
Grid Drills Open Monday
At MONTGOMERY Blair

Montgomery Blair High School at
Silver Spring will open its football
practice at o'clock Monday.
Coach Cy Continetti expects
about 10 candidates. His assistant
will be Tony Creme, who also will
coach basket ball.
Evening star., 1946-08-24

enth- inning deficit to hand Wash
lngton its first defeat yesterday
when Mike Lipsky banged two-run
single to left. The local youngsters
however, had an easy time against
Schenectady, ramming home foul
runs in the first inning and 10 more
In the second and breezing the rest
of the way.
Evening star., 1946-08-24
Mats, 80; Tigers, rs
FIRST GAME.

Totals 81 & "a z Totals 30 Z 27 z
'Batted for Bloodworth in eighth.
fBatted for NewhouSer in ninth.
4Batted for Evans in eighth.
Detroit -------- 200 900 600
Washington ----- 900 DOL 02x--3
Runs-Lake. Kell Grace, Lewis, New
in-Cramer. OUTLAW. Spence, Lewis. Travis
Two-base hits-Hutchinson, Travis. Three
base hit-Spence, Sacrifice-Cullenbin
Left on bases-Detroit, Q: Washington, 6.
Bases on bails-Of Newsom, 4: off Hutch
inson, l.; off Newhouser, .. Struck out
BY Hutchinson, 5; by Newsom, ,; by New
innings: off Newhouser, o in 2I inning
Insipp nftcher--HntchinSop
Evening star., 1946-08-24
T--HUtCHIIISUH,
GAME.
Totals ss a7I2 Totals 81 8

Totals 3s 10 27 II Totals 81 81 10
"Batted for scarborough In seventh.
tBatted for Hitchcock in ninth,
Detroit L--------- 004 900 100---5
Washington 600 900 00Q--0
Runs-Lake. KeH. Cullenbine, Wake
field (2). Errors-Vernon, Travis (2). Runs
batted in--Evers, Cullenbine, Wakefield
(3). Three base hit--Wakefield. Home
to Early to Vernon. Left on bases--Detroit,
9; Washington, :. Bases, or balls-off
Scarborough 2; off Trout. 5. Struck out
BY Scarborough, g: by Trout. :. Hits
of Scarborough Q in z inings off Hudson.
| IN 2 innings Losing pitcher-Scarbor-
oush. Umpires----- MeSsrs, Rommel, Nc
Kinley and Boyer. Time l :53. Attendance
ii $3.50.
Evening star., 1946-08-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE,


Yesterdays Results,
Brooklyn, 2; Cine, l.
Chicago, 8; Boston, /.
Pitts, Z; New York, 3.
st. Louis, 2, Phila., /.
Games Today.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Phila. at st. Louis (n.).
Games Tomorrow.
Boston at Pittsburgh (2)
phila. at Cincinnati "a.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis %
Evening star., 1946-08-24
Major League Standings and Schedules
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1e4e
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Wash, 80; Detroit. 2-5
New York. 4; St. Louis, !
Phila.. /; Cleveland. 0.
Chicago at Boston, rain
Games Today.
Detroit at Wash. 800.
st. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Phila.
Chicago at Boston (2p.
Games Tomorrow.
st. Louis at Wash, 800.
Chicago at Phila. ~.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston 90
Evening star., 1946-08-24
Win, Lose or Draw
kewsom Would Quit Baseball If Truded
By BURTON HAWKINS

va Know Wheezed Bobo Newsom, shedding light
perspraton after pitching the Mats fourth victory
hope Mr. Griffith never trades If he I'll
1t mere and feel could pitching
Evening star., 1946-08-24

The fans love me here and love them. OF
pretty gooG pitching and they appreciate it. -
Evening star., 1946-11-28

said. Is to test the effectiveness Of
the training plans, and the pro-
posed code Of conduct" which
would govern the joint military and
civilian control OF the projected
mass training, and to determine the
number Of officers and men who
would be required.
Five Companies Included.
In its revised form, the universal
training proposal calls for six
months, training annually for about
100000 youth for the Army and
10000 for the Navy, when they
reach l8. Additional training, serv-
ice or schooling would follow.
Gen. Jacob L. Deyers, ground
forces commander, said the test bat
TALON would include fiye companies
OF four piatoons each. Four pla-
t0olls will receive infantry train
ing, three artillery, two each ar
Inored cavalry, engineer and trans
portation corps, and one each med
Evening star., 1946-11-28

ical. signal, chemical. ordnance and
Equartermaster training.
Gen. Deyine In Command.
After the initial six-rnonth basic
training . second semester will be
devoted to courses for technical spe-
ciaIist and to on-the-job leadership
and unit training.
Civilians from nearby Louisville
and Elizabethtown, KY, and spe-
cially appointed Army chaplain and
medical officers will advise on all
nonnilitary phases OF the pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1946-11-28
Recruits 10 Try Out
Universal Training
Plan al Fort Knox
~ Inc Associated Press

The Arny's revised plan for uni
yersal military training, to be sub
initted to the new Congress, is to
he tried out on more than 800 re-
Icruits at Fort Knox, KY.
The War Department announced
Yesterday that an experimental bait
TALON will start years training
there in January by methods which
would be applied to 3 million youths
annually if Congress approved the
legislation.
The purpose, an announcement
Evening star., 1946-11-28

Brig. Gen. John M. Deyine, d
West ointer vino commanded the
8th Armored Division in Europe
and holds q masters degree from
Yale, will command the unit.
Evening star., 1946-11-28
j JeIIeffs 70morrow-N0U1mbrr 1Nonth-End Clearance

in nd
une
here to
no o
for rdeoonce
Evening star., 1946-11-28

Women's and Maternity Dress shops-seeond Floor
20 S2295 $35 dresses
material
to 229 jersey black dinner dresses with
broidered marqusette top Sizes 38 to S12
Evening star., 1946-11-28
Junior Budget Shop Floor

S----1 -
Dressy styles wool with high and Wee
pleated nared skirts Gold, coral blue
Sizes . to Is.
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60 Junior s1ass Dresses Afternoon styles
tons sleeves slim and fun skirts
striped dresses with a'arond plested skirts Beige
with solid gold coral aqua and rust
sizes 81 a. o - J. ve. d l and black striped or
white checked all black Or black with white
Teen Shop--Fourth Floor
dresses Of cotton corduroy and
in tailored and dresy versions Red blue
Misses and Womens Budget Dress Shop-Fourth Floor
afternoon and after dresses al some
sssa si . - ~ ail s1A's s7s5
4 1ss Misses s7ss sIss5 Dresses s.
variety rayon dresses with long
styles Red shrimp blue green beige navy nack sizes =
| to 90
- Misses ssse 10 ssss dresses with
bow trimming open neckmes Pink blue beige white
Il Womens sless WOOL with
abots Wine green blue red black Sues
Cotton shop-Fifth Floor
Cotons shantmss IN
with noched collar necnss short 1s ana
4 10 AZ, but not all sizes in every style
ssso and $3.50 presses Cotton spun
and white stripes solid gold green Or Dss s " ond
neckines some with pepum Broken sizes u to 81
NeoIioee shop-Fifth Floor
70 Pajamas Navy crepe robes
sep tailored robes and loungng
10 to ss.so
Hostess Pamas and Tailored Robes Harem
style fucsia jersey trimmed with seq
Tailored robes in red Sizes Lotto l8 PIP
H iss@o. e ~ " SIS
Checked rayon tailored travel paiamas with match
inc separately priced Cotton brunch coats rayon
housecoat Paste blue cheeks WIN
/ white Sizes 10 to 90
sos Coats and Robes Bright
red ana wne
checks with ful-length zppers. Sizes 10 TO 90
Corset Shop-Second Floor
s. Nylou inch length with SIDE panels
woven Lsex conss Sizes IS to 20 mostly one q
l2s--s35o Panty Girdiess sisS
Puln styles garters with synthetic elastic Medium
i large sizes
and s5o Rayon satin and aIastex
yarn panty group discontinued from regular stock
and pulon styles sues
szSs ana $4Sa
ssss sss5 Gds Panty Gidles Small sizes for
s. or 81 hphne - ..c
.t.,L
Garter Belts Hook style ncne
wide. smaL medium and large sizes
Evening star., 1946-11-28

maize green beige grey. black. sizes IL 70 20 -
Sports Wool Jersey with sleeves and blouse
fronts of Aqua coral with black Sizes aud
sports Wool flannel with
dap hip pockets dresses Of cohama wool with s
rabbits hair wool dresses with shoulders button 'front.' belt
Kelly blue turquoise royal melon beige Sizes IL to 20
-s3ss rayon jersey high cap
sleeves turtle wool jersey styles with front detail Navy
red stripes; solid gold or blue Sizes 9 to 50 ss
cap
seeysd wool jersey bouses Red aqua maize blue lime Sizes %
long yoke
1s1s sss Blouss. irish linen blouses iswey neckne
Westenye checked shirts with
slot pockets Solid white black and white cheeks
to slsss women. blouse. cot
ton bowe bouses with short sleeves crepe
type
yerted front peat Rose green Sizes 4 and 10 ss
1sssss SIS Rainooa Water-replen fabrics in styles
with concealed ny front and pockets nanse shoulders
French Room-second Floor
tsss Wool Jersey Dresses style with belts
-s5s75 Dresses onepece dresses with rayon
sss Dinner Gown Of navy blue rsyon chiffon Size Il
s7s5 Pure Silk Print Dinner Gown in brilliant coofs Size ls
Dresses with naihsad NE
sss Rayon Crepe rhinestone buttons
ssss Black Crepe Afternoon Dresses with blue trimming
Sizes IA and Is Sss
Si4 Costume Suit Brown trimmed with oack praio Sze
ss5 Suit Dresses jersey with Size Is sl8
Black with velvet sleeves and
skirt Size IL and is $50
with puffed sleeves and fu skirt Size ~ 800
Short Dinner Dress Black with pannier skirt
SIS Rayon Velvet Dresses
belts Black. Sizes 10 to 16s-
% Dress Blue 0n et. and aGs ses sA se
trimmed with quins Size Il
Organdy trimmed Sizes u and Il
s4s75 White Mareusette with pued size a
f
s with draped skirt Size l2 "
as2s75 Rayon Crepe Bouses White with sleeves
siza - -a s----s I
sIss5 white Rayon Crepe Size "A sl2
with simulated pearl buttons
White blue Sizes 10 to "A ~
Misses Dress shop-Second Floor
wool in one
Few Of kind In assorted coo Broken
sls
81 81 sS $ls
Wool and rayon dresy and
tailored STYLE assorted colors Broken sizes I
SIS checks and
solid Few style in assorted colors Broken
Shoe SoIon-Fourth Floor
ESQ Pr Famous-Make slippers. Regularly s4. Now ~
Checked Slippers with closed or open backs
Dormtoy Slippers red green awn brown grey
Il black
Discontinued styles good selection in the group
black platform sandals sling pumps
Il Of gahardine with patent details al
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34 Women's SIS Dresses SIS
jersey wool50es
with yoked skirts Navy red i4s to
22a 1000 royal fuchsia with
edgngs
one-pece afternoon trimmed with half sizes
Evening star., 1946-11-28

10 Misses sss Goats $5S tax free
length black surf wool with backdyed Persian
lamb collar and pocket. Sizes 10 to 16.
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edging Sizes 22s Black crepe
afternoon trimmed with sequns half sizes
Black style with
pce bodice short goed skirt satin trimming Womens
tucked motifs shoulders and skirt Size 402 $as
blue
with white embroidered lingerie trimming and matching covered
buttons to the hem Sizes 10 and 38 SAB
Maternity Dress Shop-Second Floor
Maternity checked fabric
with Chinese
trimming, sivergilded buttons Junior to II $l2
Junior Deb Shop-Fourth Floor
S1395 SIS bright gahadne
belts twopiece
embroidery
crepes bertha collars Assorted
$7s5
Junior sl3s5 SIS 1885 Dresses--------- SO
Onepece black wool with the arnhoes
with bright skirts black and
pockets one-piece
dressy with gilt kid trimming
with hustle back shoulder
bodice with plaid taeta skirts white
i Assorted Is.
fabric
sleeves sqareneck styles
beted with
checked skirts black tops Twopece dresses with plaid skirts
bright tons wide BELTS sizes
of white
while marQusette with pulled
bodices
crepe Sizes i3 SIS
luggage grey dress with egomuton
sleeves novelty trimmed belts point dsprt formal
gown marqsette skirt and rayon satin bodice
is
Evening star., 1946-11-28
Washington 4. .. G.

! 1-sss5 Leopard Coat size IS s7ss
1-s7ss Leopard Coat Size ssss
Price
Furs.
Women's coot shop-Third Floor
length
coats Of fine virgin wool fleece and collar and front black
dyed Persian Lamb Cherry sandft beige Sizes
SOS Toppers Dresy suede wool coats with
ascot collar and cuff edegs of bakdyed Persian Grey
womsn slss Tinson. Lamb Tuxedo Topper Blue suede
wool length coat with wide tuxedo panels and cuffs Of
vomen si4s Toppers Blue Or grey wool coats
with wide panels silver bueded muskra Sizes SO and 40
quarter topper suede wool with dyed mus and hem
Women sss7s Fur trimmed Grey Topper length
coats with backdyd Persian Lamb edgng collar and mns front
Womens ss Persian Goats Back-dyed Persian
Lamb ascot collar wide cuffs beled Of black
suede wool Sizes 81 to $685. plus soss tax
Ia womens s7s sssss trimmed tax
Tuxdos Of baverdyed lamb sableyed murat and
pieced backdyed Persian lamb novelty wool
black Fitted suede with dyed
squirrel collars. Sizes "a to 40. 1914 to 37la
Coat Dyed squirrel jabo
Woens sssss Dress gy brown
suede wool coats with black collars Sizes TO
II womsn's .4s1s Dsy rar.s
II womens ssss5 sas
oarless necknes yokes gored
Melton wool Black brown sreenV sizes 50 to A. aaasI
Topper wool with nange
Women ss Tsored Box Coats snary cut wool
coats with noched collars slash pockets ooa virgin wool in blue
Wo ssss Black Of shetland type wool fabrics
with tailored self collars nap pockets Warmly interlned
Womens sss15 Bright
collars suede wool in blue brown Sizes q
70 ~
box es with Convertible high buttonng neck panel back
Oxford grey virgin wool fleece. Sizes s51a to 4s1s
Il Dssy Suede and diagonal wool coats
neklne twin plest backs Blue brown black
IS winter Toppers Black green suede three
quarter button necknes beed waists straight
back style IN green suede wool Hntn DaK sizes y ee
women. .ee Forsm.nn
that be with or without the
belt Sizes 81 " to 354a 900
Misses and Juniors coot shops-Third Floor
s4ls Forstmann Wool Short Coat. length with
front es sS So9 cas length
blackdyed Persian lamb Size Is sls plus zee tax
apricot brandy size is sIss plus sos tax
of beoada dyed to match Sizes y to 49,
black with yoke and scarf Of lamb
Mis-. sale Long Ds. Coat Green wool
scarf ascot size sreen pa. wool with
lamb front panels and sleeves trimming Sizes
% ssss Tosmann Wool Length topper Apricot
with scarf and cuffs Of backdyed Persian lamb Size H.
Misses s25 blue wool with dyed
nskrat hem borders Sizes 20so
Fitted Coats Green beige black
cuffs of sead Sizes 10 to TO- $7S tax
free.
10 Misses s6s $5S tax free
Three-quas black with Dackdyed Persian
lamb collar and pocket Sizes 10 to l6.
Juniors sss Boxy wool with browndyed
broadtau tuxedo panels sos plus 20% tax.
bordered with silver dyed musk
Surf, 3- $l2S plus zeSe tax.
Juniors os Fitted Dress Coats style
blue WOOL Sizes to 13 $SS lax
with collar and border Of
WOOL Sizes II and l3
ses, plus 2ess tax.
Juniors $6S Tuxedo COATS Win
Sizes to B. $SS TAX sree
Coats with Tngona lamb Guns cardlsan
neckne Green blue wool sizes to ls-s4S ax iree.
Gaycolored plaid WOOL Sizes
SIo
Goats All wool brown Or green mixture
convertible neklnes Sizes 10 to 10 SS
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s39.75 Winter Coats s2S
REFERS with braid apels; coats with
nenes shired yokes gored back Of
Melton Black brown green sizes 80 to a. isas
Evening star., 1946-11-28

1oe$5 355o $395
broadc1oth
dessy tailored bags pouches underarm and top
handle styles.
Evening star., 1946-11-28

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