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Evening star., 1947-05-20
Policemen Loses
Pants Leg in
Mdkinq Arrest

A police patroln1an who reported
he had his trousers ripped beyond
repair by man he was arresting
Yesterday appeared in Police Court
with q defendant-and new pair
of pants.
pvt. Arthur L. Weber of No. pre-
cinct, brought in Leonard Aubrey
Groves, IS, Of the 1700 block of Nine
teenth street NV, who was ar
raigned for intoxication, disorderly
conduct and destroying private
property.
Pvt. Weber told the court he col
Jared the man at Eleventh and H
streets NV. because he appeared
drunk. At this point. the policeman
said. Groves reached for the laws
right pants pocket and ripped the
trousers leg allsthe way down.
1T hung in shreds, Pvt. Weber
reported.
Groves was granted continuance
to June 10, pending an examination
at Gallinger Hospital.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Ms. Maud ! Siraifon,
Progressive School
Pioneer, Dies at Il

Mrs. Maud p. Stratton, II, who
taught the first New York public
school class for mutes. died yester-
day at Washington Sanitarium after
8 brief illness.
A pioneer in progressive education,
Mrs. Stratton spent nearly 20 years
teaching in Boston and New York
public schools and at New York
City's Henry Street Settlement
House.
She was born in Halifax. Nova
Scotia, but spent her early life in
Thorndike, Mass. After attending
Wellesley College, she started teach
ing at a progressive school in Boston
at the age Of IS. Later she w0nt
to New York and while teaching
there took several courses in edu-
cation at Columbia University.
Retired in 1912.
Retiring from teaching in 1912.
she married George E. Stratton, who
survives. At that time, he was an
employe of a Government reclama-
tion project in Montana, where the
Strattons lived for many years. Dur
ing her residence in the Western
State, Mrs. Stratton was active in
the woman's suffrage movement,
and. made many speeches in behalf
of voting privileges for women. She
also was active in women's club
work and served term as secretary
of the Montana Federation Of
Women's Clubs.
After moving to Washington in
1927, Mrs. Stratton established a
dry goods store at 1895 Wisconsin
avenue NV, in which she was ac-
tive until a few days before her
death.
Funeral Tonight.
A member of All Souls Unitarian
Church, she taught Sunday school
class there until a few years ago.
She lived at 1924 Forty ninth street
NV.
In addition to her husband, who
is on the staff of the Civil Aeronau-
tics Administration she is survived
by daughter, Miss Constance
Stratton of the Forty-ninth, street
address.
Funeral services will be held at
7:45 o'clock tonight at the Hines
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV, with the Rev. A. Powell
Davies, pastor of All Souls Uni
tartan Church, officiating. Burial
will be in Shelburne Falls, Mass,
Tomorrow
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Parents Seek More Money
For KimbaI| School Work

In a new campaign to end part
time instruction at the Kimball
School, Minnesota avenue and Ely
place Sc, parents of pupils there
have appealed to Congress for an
extra $4,000 needed for construc-
ton of an addition to the school.
A formal petition for approval of
the item, included in the 1948 Dis
trict budget, was filed with members
of the Horan Subcommittee of the
House Appropriations Committee, IN
charge of the budget.
For four years the citizens of our
community have been endeavoring
to get the appropriation needed to
enlarge the school," wrote Mrs. Ida
Zaner, president of the Kimball
Parent Teacher Association.
Congress has provided $287 900 for
the addition, but this was found to
be $4,000 below the lowest bid on
the construction.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Frank A. Carpenter Buried
In Cedar Hill Cemetery

Funeral services for Frank Arnell
Carpenter, rs, who died Sunday at
the home of his son, Frank A. Car
penter, jr., in Falls Church, were
held this morning at the Ninth
Street Christian Church, Ninth and
D streets NE. Burial was in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Carpenter, native of Ken
lucky, was brought by his parents
to Washington when he was l
year old.
He was a retired employe of the
Post ONCE Department., where he
was concerned with the manage
ment of rural delivery. For num-
ber of years he was member of the
old Ordway Rifles.
After his retirement about II years
ago, he moved to Falls Church to
live with his son.
In addition to his son, he is sur
vived by his widow, Mrs. Agnes Maud
Carpenter, and a brother, Clifford
Paul Carpenter of Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
1n Mrntnriaitt

COLEMAN, PHILIP. sR. In loving re- re.
membrapss Of oaT n dsy9tsd husoaha aha ana 1st1
us ten years ago. May 90, 1897.
Abide with me, fast falls the even tide.
The darkness deepens, Lord, with me
abide;
Help of the helpless, o abide with me.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, EFFIE. AND FAM
lily.
FRYE. EMMA In sad but loving re-
membrance of my dear mother, EMMA
FRYE, who departed this life one year ago
today, May 90, 1946.
God saw the road was getting rough
The hills were hard to climb
He gently closed her loving eyes
1oRs onf gIsRfHsf p2GehrER srHs1 f sMrH
HATToN. MARY v. A tribute of love
to the memory of our dear mother, MARY
v. HATTON, who died so suddenly thirty
eight years ago today, May 30. 1909
The love mother gave US for many years
She will live forever in our hearts.
Her thoughts were so full of US.
She never could forget,
And so We think that where she is,
sne must HER r. foViNa xssSnlds CHILDREN. cHzhm1DREN
JoYNER CATHERINE TOWLES. In
Syps NE g Gsy 5oys sfas aso
away one year ago today, May 20, 1916
One sad and lonely year has passed
Since a great sorrow fell,
The shock We received upon that day
We still remember well.
Although her soul is now at rest
And free from care and pain.
This world would seem like Heaven
If We had You back aEain.
LOVING SISTER AND BROTHERS.
REED, JOHN NJ. In loving memory OF
my dear husband. JOHN M. REED, who
passed away one year ago today, May 20.
1916.
Farewell in hope and love,
In faith and peace and prayer.
Until He whose home is ours above,
unites us both up there.
HIS LOVING WIFE. ANNIE.
RUPERT. FANNIE L. In loving mem
ory of FANNIE l.. RUPERT. who departed
this life thirty-four years ago today. May
20. 1918. THE FAMILY
STOUT, FLORENCE f. In loving mem
ory of my mother. FLORENCE E STOUT,
who passed away enc year ago today, May
20, 1916.
Her memory is all ! have now,
Her cares are all al rest:
Happy to know today l can say
loved her and did my best.
HER DAUGHTER, MARGARET s. cUNA'
GIN.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Reynolds to Attempt
New Eust-West Record
BY the As.oeiated Pres.

PHILADELPHIA, May 20-Milton
Reynolds in his globe e-circling
Bombshell plane will attempt new
East-to-West Coast nonstop, record
Memorial Day.
The Philadelphia Foundation for
Aeronautics, which is sponsoring the
Philadelphia World Air Show May
80 and 81 and June |, said the Chi
cago pen manufacturer will take
off in the converted AIS bomber
for Santa Anita, Calf, IN the hope
of making the hop in seven hours.
At the controls will be William
Odom, who yesterday flew the
Bombshell from Minneapolis to New
York for what he said was an un-
official record of hours SIS 40 sec
onds, almost 80 minutes better than
the previous time.
Evening star., 1947-05-20

time Washington newspaperman.
She was the niece of Elijah Halford,
who served as secretary to Presi-
dent Benjamin Harrison.
She was graduate of Mount Ver-
non Seminary and made her debut
here at Is. In her earlier years she
was interested in dramatics and later
was active in civic and social groups
here, serving a term as president of
the Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Club.
Surviving, in addition to her hus-
band, are a daughter. Miss Ruth
Woodson, Coronado; two sons, Lit.
Comdr. Walter Browne Woodson, jr.,
now stationed at the Norfolk Navy
Yard, and 1t. Halford Woodson of
the Pensacola Naval Station and a
brother, Col. Frank Halford, u. S.
M c., retired, Washington.
Funeral services and burial will be
held in Coronado Friday.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Justice Jackson Gets
u. of Warsaw Decree

Supreme Court Justice jackson re-
ceived an honorary doctor Of laws
degree from the University of War
saw yesterday in ceremony at the
Polish Embassy
| Polish Ambassador Josef Winie-
wicz presented the degree and
lpraised Justice Jackson for his
splendid work" as chief American
prosecutor at the Nuremberg trial
| of Nazi war criminals.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Auto Crash in Indiana
Fatal 10 Frank Tracy.
Former RFC Official

Frank T< Tracy, 56. chief clerk and
building superintendent of the Re-
construction Finance Corp. from the
organizations inception in 1882 until
1914, and a field representative OF
the corporation at Phoenix, AriT.,
until last December, died last night
in Huntingburg, Ind, OF injuries re-
|ceiyed in an automobile accident
there Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Tracy. Government employe
for 40 years, was born in Washington
and was a graduate of the old Busi-
ness High School. He started his
Government career as a messenger
in the Weather Bureau, but few
years later transferred to the Com
merce Department where he worked
most of the time before joining the
RFC.
During World War I, he served as
a field auditor for the War Depart
ment in Paris. Returning to the
Census Bureau, he remained there
until 1928, when he became store
keeper at the Federal Penitentary
for Women at Anderson, w. Va.
He was in charge of a war plant
housing program in Arizona when
he retired last December. Since
then he had been travelling for a
private company, but had main
tanned his home in Phoenix.
A resident of Arlington for many
wears. Mr.. Tracy had served as
president of the Jefferson Civic
League there. and was a former
treasurer of the Arlington County
Civic Federation. He served term
as president of the Arlington-Fair-
fax Firemen's Association, and was
for many years an official of the
Calvary Methodist Church, Aurora
Hills, Va. He belonged to the Ma
sonic order and was a former men,
ber of the Foundry Methodist
Church here.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Ruby Tracy: brother, Robert
Tracy, 2500 @ street NV, secretary
of the United States Tax Court, and
a nephew, Roy E. Haskin, 106 North
Thomas street, Arlington.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed. =
Evening star., 1947-05-20
N. U. Law School Opens
Summer Session June 9

A special summer session OF the
National University,s law school viii
be held from June 9 through August
30. according to Chief Judge George
p. Barse, who Is chancellor of the
university.
Judge Barse said the courses are
designed for both beginning students
and those who are now under
graduates. Registration may be
made until June at the office OF the
registrar, 1925 New York avenue
NV.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Hi mrntnria,if

wIMP, EUGENIA e. In loving memor,
of our dear daughter and sister, EUGENIi
E. WIMP. who derarted this life thre
years ago today. May 20. 1914.
Sometimes it is hard to see
Why loved ones have TO part,
Still may our faith and trust in God
Bring comfort to our hearts.
The years may wipe out many things,
But this they wipe out never.
The memory Of those happy days
When we were all together
DEVOTED FATHER. MOTHER AND SIS
TIERS. NORMA AND LA VERNE.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Frank orsotti, 81, Dies;
Bollployer 5 Brother
By ii,s A.sseioisd Press

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Mayo
IA heart attack yesterday claimed
Frank Orsatti, 81, actors agent. at
his beach home here.
Two well-known brothers Victor,
also an actors agent, and Ernest,
former major league baseball player
were at the bedside. His father,
Morris, and two other brothers, Al
fred and Jess, and two sisters. Car
men and Stella, all of Los Angeles,
also survive.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
D.. c. Student Honored

Alexander Mauro, S03 Seventh
street S.W., has been elected vice
president of the junior class at
Pennsylvania State College for the
school year 1947- Mr. Mauro
is a graduate of Eastern High
School,
Evening star., 1947-05-20

died yesterday in
Coronado. Calf.
a f er a brief
i'll n e SIS. The
Woodsons h a d
been living in
California since
the adniral's re-
tir e m e n t as
judge advocate
general of the
Navy in 1943.
A native of In
dianapolis, Mrs.
w 90 d S on was
the daughter of
the late A. j.
r1rL
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Mrs. Ruth Woodson,
Admiral S Wife, Dies

Mrs. Ruth Halford Woodson,' 64,
wife of Rear Admiral Walter Browne
Woodson, q. S.. n, retired, former
naval aide to President Roosevelt,
Evening star., 1947-05-20
1fatha

ABRAHAM. IsMAELe 3, suddenly, s;l 90, on
4 ssnsf ssRaaAa IL sG'h beloved is dT husband
~ Ruby & Abraham; cousin Of
cn.m.5a ysa9 aeaTaafz Funeral Home
3lst and. M SITS. NV, on Wednesday, May
National Cemetery. Il
APPLETON, JOHN R.. On Sunday. May
M JOIN APPL5ToN no Seoyea sf sse7 has6ana sssEa
Jackson. on Friends may cali at the Takona
its Home ssrvsss ssa x GfFTS se hs ed on
Gsslss essdss Msshinrton Mss nj AZ Memorial cemessry
ATWOOD. ALICE c: On TUESDAY; NAY May
20 1877 aI1ds &, ssr e. Teslsfpss,o af%oop i rriends
may cali at the Lee Funeral Home ONE - ath hsad ~
and Mass ave ne Services Th Memora ee nfd
Church, 10th and st. nv. on Tnursaay ay
May, 22. at 10 am. 1h'ermeh' N ri
49, Ia47. SAMUEL &. BELL, Of 1928 9th
st. NV, devoted HUSBAND oi t tns Mrs iai porothy
I'VE EEL Also surviving are many friends.
Notice Notice Of funeral later. Arransementss, by
1asl skNsoe. n aaiiinaer h Hospital LIZZIE BEN
SOY shs Is saTvagsd and Ra sg sW4 eathef
sonIin-law Luke Gather two orotneIs'
one sister and other relatives ana lrienus' Sos
Isa7 10Th st. NV. Funeral notice later.
BRYANT, VIVIAN. On Saturday, Ma: May
giv1As Ii ls41 1BR9zNf Il aleSot vie q z5e
ter OF Edward NJ. Robinson Also AIS ty1apGs sarvix-
hfs.1 M are msny pm Tues fnesday May 20, friends
nav call at the Dovie 6. Brooks Funeral
l2th n and Ss beS rSFaa on WEE May
sIst, at pm. Interment Payne's ceme-
terry. ~
,ite saturday. May II. 1s47. at Freedmen's
Hos HOSPITAL. NORA DAVIS CHAPPELLE Of Of
1889 RosedaIe st: ne. ieving wlte Ne,,ie o.
snis Georse Adells. nsRth Matthew Robert Paul ana
Green ChappelIe. Mrs. Emma MltGnen
Mrs. Carrie Wilson and MI MIS- nro}ber foia nal Al.
bert Davis; three grandchildren and hoss
of other relatives and frlenos mourn hgt
gsinss gf5sss &c Renans Fnnsra aome rd and
SIS sw until Friday May %. at pm: :
then at her above residence. Funeral sat,
Jsss4.e J.asy Msy ssptst g. chareh ai and Eye
Sc, Rev. l. T, Hughes ofieiatlns. inter
ment Woodlawn Cemetery.
CoDRICK, MARY A. On Monday, May
cox MARY A. CODRICK. the De
loved sister of MrS.s Martha E. *LamIpnn6; In6
Prayers at Chambers Funeral Home: ! 4uV ~
chapin 81. NV. on THURSDAY. May z, at
s3o am Requiem mass will be onereo
at St. Paul's Catholic Church. l5th ana '
stS. NV. at 9 Am. 1ntermeht Mouhs
Ciivet Cemetery.
COATES. JENNIE Z; On Monday. Mo, May a
10, le47. at her residence, % Myftis 81.
erf Coates and Hatties Matthews, grand
mother Of Robert Lee Gertrude sstea Sea'es of
Tatberine WAYNE. She also leaves host
Of alr' other relatives and friends. The late
Mrs Coates may be viewed at the aoove
residence after pm. Thursday. Mass
will be offered Friday, May %, at Holy
Redeener Catholic Church at = am IN
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. services
BY Stewart's Funeral Home 30 H st ne
Evening star., 1947-05-20

WILLIAM V. JOUVENAL, Fin. Sec.
DOUGLASS, ALvIRA LuCKETT. On
'0tHIfsv tHIfsvfRA fMs LuckErr poUGLAss. be
loved wife Of William Boone g Douglas; a>a nS
srsndmother e1hfr n Mei of Eivira DOUGLASS zrke
Services al Chambers GEORGETOWN Funeral
Home 31st and M SITS. NV, at II m
tuesday May 20. Interment Oak Hlll
Cemetery. ~
DOWNS. LoNDA. On Sunday, May g.
Ia41, at the Leland Memorial Hospital
Riverdale, Md. LoNDA DOWNS, the be,
loved aunt, of Ms. pale Bunstead nteaa Of Of
Alexandria, va. and Mrs. Howard Jacob
sen of Dayton Ohio. Services, private, at
Chambers, Funeral Home. 400 Chaplin @ St.
NV. on Thursday, May ~. at %:5o P m
DYSON. WILLIAM A. Suddenly, on Sat
urday.. May II. 1247, WILLIAM A. DYSON, IN
Dyson, father of Sylvia and woodrow
Dyson. He also is survived by six sis,
ters three brothers. other, relatives and
friends Remains may be viewed az
Barnes & Matthews, Funeral. h Home, Ne 80 SO
Funeral Wednesday. May II, at ] pm
from Metropolitan Methodist Church. Po-
monkey, Md Rev. Howard Brooks ofhciat-
ing. Interment church cemetery.
ELKrNs, EVAN NJ Suddenly. on Sun
day. May Is. I941, EVAN NJ. ELk1NS, be
loved husband Of Frances E. Elkins,, son OF
Ernest K and Luna E. ElkinS and brother
of Richard C. and Ernest K; Elkins, Jr..
and Mrs Eva K. Thomas. Friends may
Home, 131 11tn st. Sc. where services VIII
be held on Wednesday. May 2l, at 10 8 m.
Relatives and friends invited lnterment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-05-20

CULVER, JOHN T. Members of Father
~ RosensteeI Council, No. 2l69,
INK knights of Columbus, are re-
AKxE quested to meet at the Warner
1NaHN E Pumphrey Funeral Home
Vl1 W silver Spring, Md, Tuesday,
W/ May 20. l947.s at 145 pm, 10
wv recite the rosary for the Tepose
Of the soul of Brother JOHN T. CULVER
AIBERT NJ REISING, Grand Knight.
WILLIAM v JOUVENAL, Fin. Sec.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
CoRBETT, HARRY F. sR. On idanes suLanss'

roPRETT HARRY F., SR. On Sunday,
Nav Is I941 at his residence,
f~ 39J7 5th st Sc, HARRY F.
c0RRETT. Sr, the beloved hus-
@ band of May L, Corbett and
@ father OF James H. Harry F., Jr.,
and M. Ann Corbett: Mrs Eyelyn
C. Ross Mrs Loretta l.. Volk, Mrs. Eileen
4 Iunsford and Mrs Elizabeth M Church
well Prayers at Chambers Funeral HONE ne
~ m. Relatives and friends invited
interment Arlington National Cemetery.
CULVER, JOHN T. On Sunday; ON, May a
CULVER. beloved son of caroline D. Cul-
yer Of RosensteeI ave- Forest Fore wsrnsr S,sn, Nc
Pumphrey Funeral Home, s434 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. Md, where prayers
wiz be said on Wednesday May II; at at
Church, where mass will be offered at 9
am. for the repose of his soul 1nterment
church cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
CEMETERY LOTS.

EIy-STTE LOT. Catholic section. Fl. Lin
coin cemetery. CO. 6ooq, 20.
s-sITE LOT in Columbia Gardens Va;
ovner leaving the States. will sacrifice
1ey cuick sale. OW. 6o62. "a
Evening star., 1947-05-20

HENSON, JAMES A. On Thursday, May
Is, 1947, at Glenn Dale Sanitarium
JAMES A. HENSON of 1S41 9th st. n W.
Surviving are one brother, William Hen
son. and many other relatives and friends.
After $50 pm. Monday. May 10, friends
may call at his late residence. Funeral
Tuesday, May 20, at 9 am, from the Holy
Redeemer Catholic Church, New York ave.
between st st. and New Jersey ave. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Ar
rangements by Dovie G. Brooks.
Evening star., 1947-05-20

:. o.ioai MARY A. cODRICK. the be
iLy ioyed 9it sister Of Mrs. Martha E. sLamIpdn6 mIpd6
Prayers at Chambers, Funeral Home. ,.i 4oo ~
no Reouiem mass will be offered
at St. Paul's Catholic Church, 18th and y
stx NV at 9 am. 1nterment MOUNT
Oiivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
II OrieinaHy 22.95
MISSES DRESSES
$17

Come, select your dress-up dress from this
elon,orous collection of one and two piece
styles. Black royon sotin- n-trmned royon crepes,
black royon foe ond royon moire suit
dresses-oI in misses broken sizes, 10 to l6.
LANSBURGH'S-Misscs Dresses-Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Montgomery Citizens
To Discuss zoning,
Traffic Questions

| Revision of the present zoninp
ordinance, the proposed traffic chan
nelization plans for Silver Spring
and Bethesda, and improved civil
service regulations for the office of
Chief OF Police are slated for dis
cussion at the first fall meeting of
the Montgomery County Civic
Federation at 8 pm. Monday at
the Bethesda Elementary School.
Also to be considered is the in
creased cost of trash and garbage
collection.
The zoning resolutions are ex-
pected to reiterate the associations
stand against rehearing every three
months petitions already denied for
property rezoning. The date for q
public hearing on the present zoning
ordinance has been set for October
II.
The federation also is expected to
state its preference for staggered
hearings in the eastern and western
suburban areas-six months in each
area.
An informal report will be pre-
sented by Russell I. Whyte, School
Committee chairman, regarding the
status of the school construction
program and the application of the
teachers salary scale adopted last
spring. The agenda also will include
a report by Harold Wirth on changes
made In the Federal Housing Act.
President Rhees E.. Burket of
Linden today announced the follow
ing committee chairmen:
Membership, George P. SchultEe;
Constitution and Bylaws. James A.
Cosgrove; Legislation and Legal Ac-
ton. Walter II. McClenon: Public U
Evening star., 1947-10-09

Utilities. Samuel Stonebraker !;
Roads, Streets and Bridges, WASH
ington I. Cleveland; Public Safety,
Frank j. Duane; Sanitation and
Public Health, Allan B. Fay; Schools,
Mr.. Whyte; Social Welfare, DR.. Har-
old P. Morris; Internal County I'M
provement, Royal H. Carlock; Pub
licity, Mrs. Howard M. Kline. Pub
lie Finance and Budget, Lewis B.
Sims; Program Achievement, Ralph
D. Boyd; Archives, Mrs. Mary B.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
STATIONERY BUYS
TEEN WEAR

) Cotton Skirts, less thon haIf price - 8.
Cotton BroodcIoth Biouses, slightly
soiIed; broken sizes - g.
Sheer Royon Formols, sizes ! 3 6 IS. le.
Wool Weskits, broken sizes, less then
half price T.
Ai1-wool Cordieon Sweaters - S.
White Royon Shorkskin Chubbette
Ploysuit, less thsn hsiF price --- s.
Cotton Dresses and Pinofores, Sizes
10 TO Is; less thsn hsif prizes s.
Butcher Royon Dress, broken sizes.
wsy less thsn half price a..
Cotton Botste and Royon BIouses, z.o
less than he!f price ee-- g.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
LINGERIE SPECIALS

were now
IS Cotton Pojomos, sizes "a to 40 in Also
group; less than half pies---- 4o5 1877
50 Block Royon Sheer Neolioees sizes
81 to 40; half price ------ 800 800
10 Royon Sotn and Crepe, Lace trim
med neolioees sizes a and 6; half
pde. ------------- $500 400
Is Black Sheer Loee- trimmed NeeIoees,
sizes 4 and s; half price ------- $500 1880
Sheer Royon Neeoees, broken sizes;
way less than half priee----- 1900 100
Sheer Royon Gowns, broken sizes;
fraction Of original price ---- 9e5 3e7
Is Royon Sotn and Royon Sheer Gowns
sizes 4 and s: less thon haIf price 1895 $50
Royon Crepe Petticoots, size "a woist
fraction Of original eost-----. 1895 3e7
Pure Silk Crepe Gown, slightly soiIed,
size 81; wsy less than heH price 24e5 go
Observation-Disclosures Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-09

The School Of Chinese Studies at
the Institute of Chinese Culture,
2200 R street NV, will celebrate
the anniversary of the proclama-
ton of the Republic of China with
an informal reception at pm. to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
School PIons Reception

Mohler; Charter, Bryan z. Kile, and
Housing, Mr.. Wtrth.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
1000 Pairs Originally 39c
MISSES ANKLETS
5 for 81
Now 24.75 TO s34

Now is the time to stock up on these cotton
onklets. Select pors and pay mere ST.
There stroieht top and turn over cuffs, in
sizes to ! ]. Choose from white, navy blue.
or pink. Not oil sizes in all coIors
H'S-Hosiery-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Is Originally s25 to 29.75
JUNIOR SUITS
$18

Clossies. cutowoys, fitted suits wonderfully
tolorsd in wool, wool and ,royon* for juniors
in assortment Of styles, coIors and sizes from
to IS Not oil styles in all sizes.
Properly labeled as to material content.
LANSBURGHS-Junior Suits-Second Floor