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Evening star., 1948-03-20
Pay Raise Proposals
Are Out for Present,
Cain Tells Teachers
Question Must Await
Decision on Increases
For U. 5. Workers

Chairman Cain of the Fiscal
Subcommittee of the Senate
District Committee today told
Washington school teachers no
serious immediate consideration"
would be given to proposals for
teachers pay raises.
He warned a roomful of teachers
spokesmen of an impending increase
in District taxes and declared It
would not be wise to consider teach
er pay questions until Congress has
determined what to do about pay
raise proposals for Government
workers in general
However, he invited all present
to present their views. particularly
as to any inequities they saw in
the present teacher act, and lis
tened to extensive discussion.
$3.50 Raise Would Cost S6,0OO, 900.
Sitting with him was Senator
Dworshak, Republican, of Idaho, a
member of the fiscal group as well
as chairman of the Senate Appro-
priations Committee unit in charge
Of the District budget.
Representative Bates, Republican
OF Massachusetts,, co-chairman OF
the Joint Fiscal Subcommittee, was
not present. He has taken a stand
against any change in teacher pay
rates this year.
Senator Cain began by saying thai
q pay raise of only $480 a year TO,
District and school employees woulc
present the serious problem" O,
an additional deficit in present cit,
finances of at least $6,0O0,00o The
pending budget already is unbal.
anced by about 100000.
Would Cause Additional Tax.
The Washington Senator said II
would be necessary to impose addi-
tional taxes and that if Congress
passed sales tax for the District
and also passed Government worke,
pay bills, the city budget immedi.
ately would be overburdened b,
roughly 100000 This would mean
he said, that the burden of lot ol
other taxes as well as a sales levy
would have to be expected.
School Supt. Hobart M. Corning
the first witness, asked to be heart
later on teacher pay changes ans
correction of inequities, since tn,
Board of Education had not ye
formulated its final position. H,
did say he supported proposals fol
sick leave for teachers and liberY
alization of the pay for some classes
Of teachers having masters degrees
The new range for teachers with
masters degrees is $4,000 to $4,000
Other witnesses protested tina
teachers in the service when the &C
was passed last year would move W
the scale 500 a year over what they
were getting whereas a teacher with
a masters degree coming in from
another school system where sh'
had five or more years of experienc.
(See FISCAL, Page A-2)
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Late News
Bulletins
Reds Quit Allied Meeting

NSeS wv 's~~
BERLIN P).-The Russians
abruptly walked out Of an
Allied Control Council meet
ing today after charging the
Western powers had proved
by their actions that the
Control Council no longer
exists as an organ of govern
ment."
Mead Due FPC Job
Former Senator James Mead,
Democrat, of New York, Is
definitely expected to be
nominated as a member OF
the Federal Power Commits
sion, informed sources said
today following President
Truman's sudden withdrawal
of his earlier nomination Of
Burton N. Behling.
Earlier Story on Page A-2O
Evening star., 1948-03-20

number Of adherents to the Com
munists.
If Russia denies now the American
British and French request Of a re-
turn Of Trieste to Italy, the magma
nimity Of the USSR would become
doubtful in the eyes of the Italian
(See BROWN. page A-2.5
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(see POLITICS, Page A-4.)
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(See COAL, Page A-2)
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(See GSI, Page A-2.)
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w e ther Forecast

Sunny with temperature in near s0s today.
Cloudy tonight, lowest about 81. Tomorrow.
cloudy and warm. few scattered showers
likely. Full report on Page A-2)
Evening star., 1948-03-20

(See PALESTINE, Page A-4D
Evening star., 1948-12-02

comes to Congress with eight years
experience as a member of the
Radnor Township Board of Com
missioners and eight years as a
member of the Pennsylvania Legis-
lature.
While at the Pennsylvania State
Capitol, he served in 1943 as vice
chairman of the House Ways and
Means Committee and in 1945 as
chairman of a judiciary special
committee.
Mr.. James succeeds Representa-
tive E. Wallace Chadwick, Repub-
lican. He ran for Congress on a
platform of constructive action
not on the basis of destructive
criticism
A veteran of World War I, he
served prior to his enlistment in
the Army as chairman of the first
and second Liberty Loan drives
for Radnor Township. Later, he
was an organizer of the Anthony
Wayne Post, No. 418, American Le-
Igion.
Early in life, he prepared for
"a career in the graphic industries
and worked with the earliest crafts
men in Philadelphia in develop
ment of color process engraving. He
became president of the Typothetae
of Philadelphia which later was
broadened to be the Printing In
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Dress Fobrics
Reduced

IS yards Skip-i-tee Rayon Bor.
der Prints. Black or navy with
red-and-white, pink-and-yellow
or green-and-white border de-
signs. Was S1.35 Now SOC
So Yards Imported English Tob.
ralc0 Cotton Prints. Pastel with
floral designs, So inches wide.
Was $l.65. Now -----7Sc
sA yards Biachini Pure Silk
Crepe. Slightly faded on fold.
Orchid only. 80 inches wide.
Was $3.50. Now, as is-----S3.25
100 yards Printed Rayon Taffeta,
with permanent finish. Floral
print on tan, navy or French
blue. 80 inches wide. Was $1.95.
Now ------------ S98
W&L-Patterns and Fabrics,
Eighth Floor.
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Furs Reduced

2 4-skin Natural Ranch Mink
Scsrfs. Were $192. Now S96
/ 4-skin Natural Wild Mink
Scarf. Was $192. Now S96
l 4-skin Natural Ranch Mink
Scarf. Was $l40. Now SIS
/ 3-skin Natural Ranch Mink
Scarf. Was $144. Now - $96
l Silver Fox Muff. Was $l20.
Now ----- -- S42
1 Mink dyed Squirrel Sling
Cape. Was 1894. Now $210
l Seal-dyed Muskrat Cape. Was
$40. Now -----.- S3lS
Black Caracul- dyed Kidskin
Cape. Was 1924. Now - STA
4 Brown dyed MoutOn Lamb
Goats, size IL, 16, l8. Were 1924.
and S210. Now -------.- S15O
l White South American Pro-
cessed Lamb "a" Coat. Size l6.
Was $40. Now ---- $500
2 Natural Gray Chinese Kidskin,
coat size Is. Was S420. Now,
$l98
2 Leopard Dyed Mouton Lamb
Goats. Size IL. We're $198. Now,
$50
All prices include 20% tar.
W&L-Furs, Third Floor
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Electric Appliances
Reduced

2 Nationally known Electric
Refrigerators, 8-cubic foot. Used
as demonstrators. Were $329.95.
Now ,----$2 $247.45
1 Nationally Known Electric
Refrigerator, 812-cubic foot.
Used as demonstrator. Was
$299.95. Now ---- $224.S5
De Luxe Electric Refrigerator,
S-cubic foot. With glass shelves
and freezer locker across the
top. Used as a demonstrator.
Was $379.95. Now -----$284.95
l Nationally Known Electric
Water Heater, with 52-gallon
capacity. Was $147.95. Now,
$I10
Nationally Known Automatic
Washer, slightly damaged. As is.
Was $329.95. Now w- $247.45
2 Caloric Apartment-size Gas
Ranges, used as floor samples.
Were $134.75. Now $89.S5
l Universal Apartment-size Gas
Range, used as Moor sample.
Was $119.75. Now $79.85
Caloric Gas Range, used as q
floor sample. Was $258. Now,
S149.95
l Maytag Dutch Oven Gas
Range, imperfect. As is. WAS
$269.95. Now - 1895
1 Undersink Unit, 54-inch.
White enamel on steel. Was
1895. Now -- $16.95
l Youngstown Sink, 54-inch.
imperfect. AS is. Was $159.95.
W&L-Electric Appliances,
Down Stairs Store
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Girls Skirts, $4.e5

Were S7.95 and SS.95
40 girls and chubby skirts
in wool or cotton chintz in
assorted cOl0rs. Sizes Z to
IA, 81, 1O12 and 1412.
IS Girls Cotton and Rayon
Blouses in assorted styles. White
only. Sizes Z to IL. Were $2.95
w S4.S0 Sl.SS
so Girls and Chubby's Skirts
in assorted plaids and solid
color woods. Sizes 7 to IA, 712
to 1212. Were $5.95. Now S2.95
so Girls Cotton Skirts in prints
and solid blacks. Sizes 7 to IL.
Were 1895 to $4.95. Now, $1.95
W&L-Girls' Apparel,
Fourth Floor
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Benjamin Franklin James III
who calls himself just plain Ben
James-of Villanova, Pa, newly
elected to Congress from Pennsyl-
vania's seventh district, is president
of the Franklin Printing Co.,
founded in 1923 by Benjamin Frank
lin. He is a Republican.
Aside from long experience and
honors in the printing business, he
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Suits

S0ttS
Z shorter women'S, with loose
jackets that may be worn as
toppers. Black or navy; 70Go
rayon, 800 wool; sizes 1912 to
20Ea. Were s69.75. Now $3.50
4 navy cardigan-type. 70eo
rayon,, 300 wool faille. Sizes IL,
1872, 2Ol2. Were s79.95. Now,
$3.50
2 Miron wool gabardines with
flared skirts, large collar. Pink.
Sizes IL and Is. Were $75.
Now -$37 so
2 shorter women's wool crepes,
gray and navy. Sizes 2212 and
PAY. Were s79.75. Now $3.50
10 wool gabardines, box jackets
and pocket interest. Aqua, pink,
beige or navy. Sizes 10 to l6.
Were S69.75. Now $3.50
) imports, wool gabardine clas-
sics. Beige and navy. Sizes 10
and 20. Originally $135. Now.
S3s.95
: with striped box jackets, beige
and coral. Sizes 10 and II. Were
$685.. Now ----- $39.75
2 Forstmann wool gabardines
with pocket interest. Navy, sizes
So and 40. Were $5975. Now.
S42.50
7 Medley wool crepes, bolero-
type. Tan or gray; sizes 10 to l6.
Were $85. Now $3.50
2 Dior adaptations, boxy jackets.
Aqua or gray wool gabardine.
Sizes IL and II. Were $685..
2 wool gabardine classics, pink
and blue. size IA. Were $125.
. dressmaker wool crepes with
rayon taffeta trim. Blue and
bright rose. Sizes IL and IL.
Were $195. Now -- $95
. dressmaker wool crepes, short
jackets, hared skirts. Kelly and
navy; sizes 10 and IA. Were
$195. Now $95
. dressmaker wool crepes, black
and palomino. Sizes IL and l6.
Were $1s5. Now -S1l5
W&L-Coats and Suits, Third
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| William County, and Mrs. r. G. Lea
Rappahannock County.
Gen. Vandegrift, retired comman-
dant of the Marine Corps, now lives
at Lynchburg. He said that $50
cases of infantile paralysis have
been reported in Virginia this year.
He said local campaign directors
will be asked to work for a Sub
Evening star., 1948-12-02
I County Directors Named
For March Of Dimes

Gen. A. A. Vandegrift, Virginia
chairman for the 1949 March OF
Dimes" today announced selection
of seven Northern Virginia county
campaign directors.
They are Harold M. Gouldman,
King George County; Gene New
kirk, Loudoun County; Mrs. Smith
Blankenbaker, Madison County;
Col. Kramer Thomas, Northumber-
land County: Fred Rosskorf, Page
County: Wi liam H. May, Prince
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GirdIes, soc

Were $3.50
40 Two way stretch girdles.
Knit of 500 rayon, 500
cotton. Small sizes.
6 Pantie Girdles of lace Lastex
and mesh. Tearose in small and
medium. Were IS. Now $2.95
10 One piece Foundations firm
mesh knit, boned front. Pull-on
model. Sizes "a and SO. Were
$3.50. Now ------ $4.95
W&I-Corsets, Third Floor
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Bedding Reduced

3 Innerspring Mattresses, twin
size. Were $49.50. Now S37
3 Innerspring Mattresses, double
size. Were $49.50. Now $37
Box Spring, twin size. Was
$4950. Now ----S2 $3.50
2 Box Springs, twin size. Were
$49.5O Now --- S37
3 Box Springs, double size. Were
$39. Now ---S S19.75
l Box Spring, double size. Was
$48.50. Now ----S S24.5O
Box Spring, double size. Was
$49.50. Now S37
rs Bed Pillows. Were s1.60.
W&L-Beddings, Fifth Floor
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Day" ceremonies. This year Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower was awarded
the Franklin Day gold medal for
achievement.
Mr.. James is a member of the
Villanova College presidents ad-
visory council, the Union League
of Philadelphia, Sons of the Ameri-
can Revolution, Welsh Society, the
Masonic order, the Pennsylvania
Society of New York and the
Merton Cricket Club.
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Remno nts
Reduced

100 cotton remnants, prints,
solid col0rS and plaids in
corduroy and f1annelette.
36 and 80 inches wide.
$50 rayon and silk REM
nants in prints and plain
cOlOrs. 36 and 81 inches
wide.
IS wool remnants In dress,
suit and coat weights.
81 inches wide.
W&L-Fabrics, Eighth Floor
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Hats Reduced

Z Tailored Fur Felt Hats in
gray. taupe, red and navy. Were
$3.50. Now $3.50
6 Fur Felt Hats in gray, white,
wine and taupe. Were SIS. Now,
S4.S5
IL Fur Felt Hats in wine, brown,
navy, some with wells, others
with feather trims. Were $40
to $12.50. Now-----$2 rs
Is Wool Felt Hats with feather
trim in kelly. red, gray and
black. Were $3.95. Now $2.25
W&L-Millinery, Second Floor
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Misses and Women's Suits
and Goats Greatly Reduced

Coots, Joekets, Roineoots
. IL wool toppers, roll collars.
Green, beige and blue; sizes 10
and IL. Were $685.. Now S12
3 raincapes, black or green
rayon. Size 10. Were SIS.
Now $18.75
3 raincapes, black or yellow
rayon. Sizes 10, II and 16. Were
$35. Now SIS
S raincoats, satin-stripe rayon.
Navy or wine; sizes 10 and II.
Were $35. Now ------ SIS
, loose back jackets, dolman
sleeves. Coral wool. Sizes IL and
II. Were $69.75. Now $34.5e
. cocoon jackets, Forstmann
wool. Dolman sleeves, button
trim. Green. Sizes IL and l6.
Were $79.75. Now $3.50
5 fitted jackets. belted, dolman
sleeves. Beige, blue or coral wool.
Sizes IL and is. Were $S5. Now.
$3.50
2 shorter woman's full-length
coats, beige Medley wool crepe.
Sizes 101a and 1412. Were s85.
Now -$ $3.50
6 hard woven wool tweeds, pea
coat style; brown. Sizes 10 to
16. Were S59.75. Now-- $44
3 Forstmann wool fitted coats,
yoke inset. Black, beige, and
navy. Sizes SO and 40. Were
500. Now $50
s Miron gabardines, straight
back coat, buttoned from neck
to hem. Navy and aqua. Sizes
10 and IA. Were 500. Now, $50
s wool gabardine fare back
coats with capelets. Navy and
black; sizes 161a to 201a. Were
Sis. Now ------$76
3 Forstmann tweed coats, dou-
ble-breasted. Beige, sizes 8, II,
16. Were 500. Now -- SIS
3 fitted coats, belted. Forst-
mann wool crepe; navy. Size IL.
Were $l45. Now $9S
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New Faces in Congress
Just Plain Ben jones' of Pennsylvania
Is Ardent Student of Life of FronkIn

ldustries of Philadelphia, Inc, with
Mr.. James as first president.
An ardent student of the life OF
Franklin, he has been "a member
of the famous Poor Richard Club
for many years and in 1916 was It's
president. He headed the. institu-
ton of the "Philadeaphia Fl1nklin
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Short Lengths Of Wool Broodloom

2. 4x6 Tufted Cotton Rugs with
fljral design and scalloped edge.
Wcre $25. Now S14.95
2, 4x6 Tufted Cotton Rugs in a
floral pattern. Were $3.50.
Now S24.95
2, Axe Tufted Cotton Rugs in a
floral design. Blue background.
Was $65. Now 1919
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Juniors and
ChiIdren's Shoes
H to " off

IS pairs Of ballet shoes with
leather soles, in assorted
feathers and colors. Some with
double ankle straps. Broken
sizes 5 to 8. Were $595 and
$685.. Now -- $3.95
40 Pairs Of Rayon Satin Slippers
in red and light blue. Broken
sizes 5 to 9. Were $4.95. Now,
S2.95
W&L-Juniors' and Childrens
Shoes, Second Floor
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ChiIdren's
Cardigan Sweaters
Sz.95 Were S3.95

so All-WoOl Cardigans in
dark green, red, white.
Broken sizes, 2 to 6.
SO Little Boys Striped Cotton
Shirts in blue and tan. Sizes 3
to 7. Were $1.95. Now $1.45
a Little Boys Solid Dark Shorts
with striped knit tops. Cotton.
Sizes 3 to s. Were $3.50. Now.
S2.50
"a Little Boys Light Weight
Coats in checks and solid color
wools.., Sizes 3 to 6. Were $16.95.a,
Now -.-.-.--- Sf1.9S
W&L-Juveniles' Apparel.
Fourth Floor ,~-
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65 Navy Cotton
Uniforms, $1.95
Were S7.95

Were S7.95
IS Teen-age scarfs. Long silk
scarfs in brown, black and
royal. 36-inch squares in
printed spun rayon. Sizes 10. to
16. Were $1.95. Now 81
IS Teen-age brown boxy, over
the arm purses. Were 1884.
Now $1.20 including tax.
W&L-Teen-age Apparel,
Fourth Floor
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Misses Dresses,
$3.50 Were SI6.95

40 Rayon Crepe Dresses.
Varied styles In black,
brown, dark green or wine.
Sizes IL to 20.
W&L-Inexpensive Dresses,
Third Floor
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Carpets, Scatter and Room-size
Rugs, Substantially Reduced

Imported Hand Hooked Rugs
OF fine all-wool in lovely floral designs.
l. sx12 Oval rose border. Oblong with
$2295O S1295o border. Was s22950 Now,
l. 9xl2 Oval in beige with blue $l29.50
border. $2295o Now, /. 11x15 Obong in beige with
$289 So Now $199.50
Braided Cotton Rugs
In multi color designs Blue tan, and predom
mating
q sx5 oblongs Were s15s5 l. sx5 Oval
$995 S69o
Now, g. 3x5 ovas. Were ss75 Now.
S4.95
Now T. 4xs ovals Were s1ss5 Now,
S695 $1095
All Wool Chenille Scatter Rugs
In soft tones of blue, and gray.
l. 27x4s s9s5 T. 3x5 Were s2495 Now $1Ss5
2, 4x6 Were $4995 Now $S6S5
Wool Broodoom Rug Seconds
Slight imperections that will not affect their wearing
quality and very specially priced.
Gray l. 2x56 Gray Twist If per-
feet, Now. feet would be $8481. Now,
~ s139ss
12x69" Twist If ,ox9ss" crav Smooth Pile If
Now. ,erfact uouid he the vord
$71.6S e. 7s Now ~. s,uar. v.rd
/, SKIS Gray Twist. If per- ~ ~ SOS
feet, Now--$79.5O
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Women's Shoes Reduced

800 pairs better shoes reduced for clearance Not all
sizes in every style Sizes Az to 10, from AAAA to C.
15s pairs Shoes black brown suede with
open heel ties with medium heel and modified platform SOLE
Were s22 a5 Now --- S1O.85
So pairs Caskin Pumps, black brown Were $1ls5 to
1895 Now -. $SS5
pairs Cakin Oxfods with fastener closing Brown
Were Now $885
W&I.-Shoes Second Floor
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Benefit Dance at Airport

A holiday dance for benefit of
civic projects will be held by the
American BUSINESS Club of Alexan-
dria at 10 pm. Saturday at the
| NAttool AiIpWt
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Miscellaneous FIoorcoverines

"a Yards of 30-inch Rubber Rug
Anchor. Was $1.95. Now, the
yard ..-.. SIPS
4. 2x3 White Fur Rugs. Were
$l0.50. Now S495
S, 17"x29" Door Mats with the
initial e." Were $395. Now,
..... sass
/, 3x5 Plain Tufted Cotton Rug.
Was $40. Now 1896
W&I-Noorcovertnss, Sixth Floor
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Junior Misses
Goats Reduced

5 Fitted Goats, wool with yoke
of Bombay lamb. Gray or green.
Sizes 9 to Is. Were $98. Now.
S69.7S
Z Fitted Coats, wool suede.
Green, gray, wine. Sizes 9 to Is.
Were $45. Now w-------S29.75
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Misses Dresses Reduced

BVtESSSS NISSSSS rSOUSSO
large selection rayon crepes rayon faes and few
rayon velveteens-all piece ensembles Black and
colors. Sizes 10 to 16.
2 $685. Now $l45O 4, $45 Now S35'5
Now S1S75 rar. Gao os Nov ss7 2s
6 $29 95. Now S2225 " ~ ~ ~ " "
1895 to $7995. Now 3, s6995 to $1O Now,
group of veveeen jumper dresses corduroy
jacket dresses plain and plaid wool dresses Assorted coors
Sizes 10 to 16.
-$2625 4, 995. Now----- $3725
4 $4450
we're $3.50
group both two piece dresses in satin
and Chiefly black and Sizes 10 to IT,
g. were sl6 e5 to $685. Now,
- ~ w., ..,. :, $40 Now.
S we're go NO" sisoV
15 Now g. s59s5 Now s3725
--S4450
few maternity dresses in Assorted cOlors
Sizes 10 to 16
s22s5 $2ee5 Now 6, were SASS to s22s5 Now,
$5s5
WSI-Misses Dresses Third
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Women's Regular and HoIf-size
Dresses Greatly Reduced

group rayon crepe dresses black royal brown
few black faie suits and few wool dresses
rs $25 1895. Now IA were $4975 to $75 Now
s145O s37.2S
as were s25 to $45 500. Now
10 were 500 s5 Now s2225
20 $6975. Now IA $685. to $685. Now
S2625 s52.25
W6sI-Womens Dresses Third Floor
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Women's HoIf-
size Dresses,
S1O.75 Were s14.s

STU. .TS " ere y74.v5
IS Rayon Crepe Dresses.
Dark colOrs in an asSOrt-
ment of semi-dressy styles.
Sizes 141z to 2412.
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Misses Walnut Room Formais
Greatly Reduced
selection rayon crepes rayon marqusette bead
embroidered nets and chfons in white and
assorted colOrs
2 IL Were $l35 II and 49, Were s225
S5225 $780, .$14625
1, 1925 S7125 .. ~ ,u .,os Now
2, sizes 10 and IL. Were s10 - ~ - was 9 e,as *
and $3.50. S825O ~
$3.50. SOS 10. Now
!, $685. Now. $2s7.5o
S11250
W&I-Walnut Room, Third Floor
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Sports Dresses, $5.s5
,eere SlO.25 to SI395
"a dresses in fae and gabardne Back green
gray, brown Sizes IL to 20
taata fle Gray black green
Now ------ S1O.25
43 wool and luggage rust and paios
s4ss5. .$19.75
Gabardne black and Sizes 80
$1295. Now $50
W&I-Sportswear,
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Teen-oge Dresses,
S7.95 Were SlO.95

@Is1S " e'e "1o|o
50 dresses, including plaid
on white background, fab
ric labeled as to content,
spun rayOns, cotton plaids
and black rayOn faille
dresses. Sizes 10 to Is.
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Junior Misses
Dresses Reduced

60 Rayon Faille, Rayon Crepe,
Rayon Tafseta and q Few Wool
Dresses, jumper styles included.
Sizes o to IS. Were $1O.95 to
$29.75. Now S5.S5 to $12.95
W&L-Junior Misses Apparel,
Fourth Floor
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Misses Walnut Room Fashions
Reduced ~ or More

A large selection of wool
styles; also high fashion rs
noon. Black, navy, assorted
1, was 1928. Now $112.5O
3, were $l95. Now 1925
8, were $l95. Now S82.50
4, were $3.50 to $1e5. Now, S71.2S
W&L-Walnut Room. Third Flo,
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damaaedor otherxse
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Misses Formal Fashions Greatly
Reduced

W6L-Misses' Formal Wear, Third Floor
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w&L-Coats and Suits, Third Floor
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prizes, because they also sent In sp-
plication blanks.
Roger, IL. entered all the sas
free-fiight classes and also the tow
line class. He suggested that the
radio-controlled model plane class,
which now is designated exhibition,
be made competitive.
1--WE got my plane all ready" he
wrote.
Bryton Barron, 40, the father, who
is a State Department employe,
chose the gas free-flight classes,
too, thus completing the entries of
"The Flying Barrons," as the fam
lily is known in model plane show
circles.
At a recent meeting Of the show
association trustees, plans were
made for all hobby show owners in
Evening star., 1948-06-03

Mr.. Mann, who has been adviser
for many years Of the University
Of Virginia chapter, was given the
fraternity's highest honor for his
services on its National Board Of
Trustees.
From 1897 to 1914 he served sue
cessively as secretary, vice presi-
dent and president. During his
Evening star., 1948-06-03
Illness of Bebe Barron Fails
7oHuIt Model Plane Meet Entry

second place at last years show.
She also was sent to the National
finals in Detroit under sponsorship
Of the Plymouth Motor Co.
Miss Barron has entered classes
A, B and CD In the gas free-flight
class Of the big meet, which will
be held at Andrews Air Force Base
July Is. The show is sponsored by
The Star, National Airport Club,
Veterans Of Foreign Wars and the
Civil Air Patrol.
And if Bebe isn't well enough to
participate, her brother and father
expect to cart of some Of the big
Evening star., 1948-06-03
by Harry Lever

A young Washington area girl, Ill
with rheumatic fever, yesterday sent
in her entry blank for the third an
nual National Capital Model Air
Show, with a letter saying she still
hopes to compete.
Bebe Barron. Is, of Springfield, in
nearby Fairfax County, Va, knows
how to build and fly prize winning
model plane, as attested to by
trophies she has won in past COM
petition.
Among her most recent is one for
Evening star., 1948-06-03

this vicinity to get together at an
early date to stimulate interest Ia
the nonprofit meet.
Entry blanks and associate mem
bership in the association are avail
able at hobby stores throughout the
District and vicinity.
officials are urging immediate
entries, since time is growing short
and there is limitation of 500 on
the number Of participants.
Evening star., 1948-06-03
Arlington Porty Head
Honored BY Fraternity

c. Harrison Mann, chairman Of
the Arlington Democratic Execu-
tive Committee, has received the
Theta Chi fraternity distinguished
service award
Evening star., 1948-06-03
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C. Bill


terms Of ONCE the fraternity's ma
tional endowment fund became one
of the largest In the country.
Evening star., 1948-06-03
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