davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-09-02
u. S.-Mode Arms Credited
For Chinese Red Victory

BUCHAREST, Romania, Sept,
2 (R.-The supreme commander
of the Chinese Communist Armies
today attributed the Red victories
in China to Russian aid and
American-made weapons. He did
not elaborate on the American
weapons. but presumably meant
they were captured from Ma
tionalists.
Gen. Chu Teh made his state
ment in an article in the Comm
form Journal, organ of the Com
inform.
Gen. Chu said the Communist
victory in China would have been
Evening star., 1949-09-02
China
Continued From First Page }

(Canton) defense force was re-
ported rushed to Chenhsien's de-
fense.
Meanwhile, Chinese National
ist Army spokesman said the Reds
18th Army had been repulsed at
Shiaomei Pass, on the Kwangtung
Province border 165 miles north
east of this provisional capital
Reds Take Chuanchow.
Another threatening Communist
drive southwest down the coast
was acknowledged to have cap
tured Chuanchow, As miles from
the big port of Annoy and 375
miles northeast of Canton.
The Nationalist spokesman said
Evening star., 1949-09-02

the Reds 29th Army forces the
Chin River. which is crossed at
Chuanchow by a 3.600-foot stone
bridge dating from the 18th cen
tury. Chuanchow. once a famous
trading point for jewels and silks
was mentioned by Marco Polo as
Zaitun. whence came the English
word satin"
The Nationalists had predicted
big battle there. but the spokes-
man indicated it was now de-
cided to make a defense closer
to Annoy. Such tactics have cost
the defense many cities in the
past
Evening star., 1949-09-02

1948, Ryan was called before q
Legion colonel, who said he had
received orders to discharge him
the sailor testified.
But the colonel said, YOU
know we can just tell them we
don't know where you are-that
the last we heard you were in
Indo- China" Ryan said.
Sent to Desert Post.
The colonel again demanded
that he sign enlistment papers
and when he refused he was sent
to the disciplinary compound at
Sidi- i-Bel-Abbes. After a while he
was sent to an isolated post in
the middle of the desert to help
quell Arab uprisings.
His next assignment, Ryan said,
was to receive training as
Legion paratrooper. After he made
two jumps, an intelligence cap
tain called him in!
II want you to sign those papers,
the captain told him Ryan
related. 1--WE know you have been
writing letters and we have some
of them. Now we'll send you to
Indo- China where you won't be
any more trouble"
It was in August, 1948, Ryan
related, when he set sail for Sal
gon, Indo- China, with the Sd Reg
iment of the Legion. He said he
was in combat almost continu-
ously" from the time he landed
in Indo-China.
IT didn't like the war they were
fighting out there" said Ryan,
who served as a combat infantry
man during the conquest of Italy.
"I didn't believe in the kind OF
treatment they were giving those
people. They took all their food,
and the people were only asking
for freedom in their own country.
They were starving.
"One time I was directed by
a sergeant to hold a Chinaman
while his head was cut off. ! re-
fused. The sergeant called an
other legionnaire over.
eff you don't hold him down,
we'll kill you,' the sergeant said
Evening star., 1949-09-02

So I held the man down, and they
cut his head Off"
On Sunday. October 10. 1948,
Ryan made his break for freedom
Seven other legionnaires planned
to make the break with him. He
was on sentry duty during the
siesta hour when he saw the first
legionnaire break for the jungle.
II followed him-he was a Ger
man." Ryan said. Il had my
rifle, two bandoliers of ammuni-
iton, my machete and several
hand grenades. A Czech came
after me. Then we heard firing.
I heard later that two of the men
were shot. I never heard what
happened to the others"
Jailed by Chinese.
It took two days to reach the
Chinese border. Ryan said. Chi
nese arrested them and threw
them in jail as suspected Com
munists.
Eve got two bowls Of rice a
day and whatever we could kill"
Ryan said. 1--we killed rats and
ate them and a couple of small
dogs"
Chinese authorities passed them
from village to village until Ryan
persuaded a Chinese doctor to
send a letter to American authori-
ties in Canton.
He arrived in Canton on Feb
ruary %, 1949, half starved and
covered with jungle sores. He
was flown back to this country
and treated at the Bethesda Naval
Hospital until he was transferred
to the Naval Receiving Station
for his trial.
The letter IS" is said to be the
nost freniIenf1v 1lSed canita1 in;.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Strange New Breeds Of Geese,
Possums, Buboons Arrive at Zoo

baboons is that the male has a
fine fur cape extending from his
long hony face down past his
waistline. Though both are "just
reaching maturity" according to
DR.. Mann, the female can look
forward to no such luxurious coat.
She's destined to remain as
scantily upholstered as she now is.
Although the baboons scam
pered about quite at home, the
Australian immigrants took very
quietly to Washington life. They
preferred to huddle In semi-upside
down positions atop a branch in
their cage. In their homeland,
their furs bring a fancy price.
The Siberian birds also took to
their new home most calmly. De-
spite their name. they are found
in wide area of Northern Europe
lbut are quite rare in collections. J"
Evening star., 1949-09-02
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. ~ As
4,

except for "the most
sincere fraternal and friendly help
of the, Soviet Union and prole-
tariat and all the revolutionary
people of other countries"
He said the Chinese Liberation
Army" now numbers 100000
men.
This is an invincible force
equipped with American-made
weapons" he said. THE liberation
of all China is now a matter OF
but a very short time"
Evening star., 1949-09-02

be bound to go along with the
majority.
Among bills still to be acted on
by the full committee, besides
school aid, are repeal of the Taft
Hartley Act, exemption of mari
time hiring halls from the Taft
Hartley law, mine safety, and
Federal aid to the physically
handicapped.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
2 'RevoIutionuries' Slain
By Gunmen in Havana
BY the Associated Press

BY me Assoc'ofed Sfess
HAVANA. Cuba, Sept. 1.-Two
men described by police as rev
olutionaries" were killed by shots
fired from a speeding car last
night.
They we're Guillermo Salazar.
IS. and Francisco Fernandez.
A police car raced after the
fleeing assassins and. in running
gun battle, one policeman was
shot.
Salazar's brother Noel was slain
by persons unknown" exactly a
year ago.
Evening star., 1949-09-02

Some strange new faces put in
their first public appearance in
Washington today, the first of
their kind at the Zoo for number
of years.
Most unusual Of the new ac-
ouisitions of DR.. William M. Mann.
ZOO director. are pair of
Hamadryas baboons, fresh from
the wilds of Ethiopia.
Also getting accustomed to their
cage in the small house
are two Australian oppossums,
marsupials quite different" from
home grown American varieties.
Strutting about in the birdhouse
are a goose and gander of the
"red-breasted Siberian" variety.
The six specimens arrived last
night.
Chief claim to distinction of the
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Leuthe
Continued From First Page)

Mass. He was shocked to hear
that naval officers did not believe
Ryan's story and volunteered to
appear at the court martial.
When Mr.. Leathe strode into
hearing room at the Anacostia
Station yesterday,
as a surprise witness, Ryan's eyes
frightened with recognition.
"Mr. Leathe," Attorney Moor
man asked, when did you last
see the defendant Ryan before
you walked into this courtroom. !"
"The last time I saw him he
Evening star., 1949-03-06
Parking Offenses Under Noses
Of Judqes Are Scored by Scott

cars, safely out of the court drive
ways"
The judges remarks were
touched off during the trial of
Henry Scruggs. 10. Of the 1900
block of G street NV. The youth,
he learned, had been parking in
a restricted zone near Third street
and independence avenue S.W.
last Thursday.
Il don't see why people are
brought in here for illegal parking
in outlying areas when so much
of it goes on right under the very
Evening star., 1949-03-06

Judge Almond w. Scott yester-
day complained in Traffic Court
against parking violations COM
mitted under the very noses OF
the judges" around Judiciary
Square.
"You can go out on the streets
any day in the week and see double
parking and almost any other
illegal parking right outside our
DOORS, he declared heatedly.
Sometimes we can't even get our
Evening star., 1949-03-06

noses of the judges" the jurist
declared.
He then added he would like to
see newspaper photographers as
signed to cover the streets around
the court buildings especially dur
ing a rush hour Ito get pictures of
all the violations going on"
Judge Scott found Scruggs
guilty, but suspended sentence.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
ST. Andrews Society
To Hear Talk tuesday

The st. Andrews Society OF
Washington will hold its third
open meeting of the 1s48-49 sea-
son at 8 pm. Tuesday in the
lecture room Of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Stevens Macneil. Washing
ton resident who spent part of
last summer on her property on
the Isle of Barra, will speak about
the island and others of the
Hebrides. Color movies of Scot
land, piping and Scottish songs
sung by Miss Jean O'Neill will
complete the program.
Evening star., 1949-03-06

Mexico is seeking greater oil
production in 1949.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Sports Shop. Third Floor

S25 twopece dresses with small collars three
sleeves beted in waist slim skirt Cot
corduroy plain coors Plaidop, plain skrtwools
Black grey. beige green. Sizes 10 TO l6 ----sle
and two piece wool chenille
three quarter length sleeves. Jewelry neck
lines Kelly lime beige pink aqua Sizes IA 10 10 nut
not all sizes in colors or styles $40
Blouses tissue faie all lace With
jewely nene and three quarter length sleeves peao
Black white Sizes IL to II -
BIouses Evening and afternoon styles One
black lace size i6 Pink or blue long sleeve
rayon styles sizes IL to i8 Other ayon
ae blouses with long three quarter length sleeves
Turtle ewey out necklnes bead trims sizes
Grey magnolia, white or black ~ ann Si@
Evening star., 1949-04-28

3lMes $25 S2s95 Street Afternoon Dresses. Unusual
prints with interesting back fulness smart simple
tailoring black sheers with dis
ncve front and back funesS deeply cleft neck
sleeves
2Msses Sheer Crepe Dresses
Navy black sheers with crisp grosgran
trimming fluid tissue faie In tailored and dessy
Striking geometric and floral prints with significant
details two-piece printed sheers
Women's Dress Shop Second Floor
1-Womens S1695 SIS Rayon kind
rayon repe woods grey wine and few printed
rayon crepes Broken sizes es.------z-------.- S795
4Womens S995 S25 Classic and B0ro Dresses Black
rayon crepes with bolero Black and rayon
Tailored gabardines with Ippered
fyfronts grey and Sizes l6ls to 24 few
regular
Evening star., 1949-04-28

black
with printed separate boeroS Sizes 90 to a. $22
$9875 Two-pece printed
crepes in navy Black rayon crepes with printed
m redngote effect styles Sheer wool coat dresses IN
grey dinner dresses Of with bead trim
evening wraps TO SIS
2-Womens Printed Silk Blue luggage silk
with full length three quarter toppes $I45
Women $l9s5 Dresses OF black and sheer
with embroidery motif shoulder and side drapery Sizes
42la to 48s
French Room, Second Floor
2s375 and $ Dresses for daytime teatme dinner and
ming Rayon satin tissue fales and
colofu prints Sheer woo Fine dessmaker details
twopiece effects Short bracelet sleeves
Nunging. round high necknes Black. gold. green
straw toast grey taupe
Evening star., 1949-04-28
z5 women.s szz95 to s2975 Dresses, SIS

navy rayon sheer with tucked bodces and
Aqua and grey. Lovely prints black,
and backgrounds Wool ensembles in black with
printed blousetops separate jackets Black
crepes styles with dotted blouetopS Sizes
1917 to 241s. A few regular sizes.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Misses Dress Shop, Second Floor
6e-Misses' $l9.95 to S2z.95 Afternoon and
Bosic Dfesses-S10

Favcrite styles Of the that will wear cooy
and Gharmingly all through summer. Town wise print
aftuoon dresses in sheer rayon, trimmed with rayon
afeta Plngiug neckline afternoon styles In rchtoned
floral prints and favored plains Navy, black brown.
aqua. beige green and toast
Evening star., 1949-04-28

Iss 80 to $s Fabric Gieve. rsyon
button length Some soiled white black. green
chamois xits 10 SASS
prs suede Capekkin sh~spsAia
Gloves Bracelet length white kelly rnk black
81 and 81
Evening star., 1949-04-28
keaIiqees Feurth Floor

4sS5 and S7s5 Brunch Cotton seesucker and cotton
- srra5cIo,hs n RENTS sizes IA to 20 S3s5
elss5 Rayon Neglgees Wrap style in floral prints Sizes
fnv*a n - 311---'' x..--.-. SisSs
z7sak 10 s2eSs Hostess In solid colors
and prints Wraparound and zpper styles Blue purple pink
hact and green sizes u to 30 --------- sls.s5
Evening star., 1949-04-28
;o-s4.95 to slo.e5 BIouses, 81 & 81

Dressy tailored afternoon styles in rayon tissue fae
wool jersey rayon crepe Long short and
length sleeves Tailored iewelry of shoulder neckines
Bead and lace trims Also plain brown white pink grey
toast magnolia Sizes 80 to AZ.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Hondboss. Street Floor


-s7ss FaiIe Handbag pouch style elongated
Lucte clasp with sardenis In the clasp oreen lined
taheta. Black -
sss Cakin Handbag tailored underam styles
with metal clasps Black %
Some with metal trim t7.M
15S35 tts5e Cashmere Handbags metal
Beautifully styled pouches
handles Black fte G11ae
S2s to SIS Fine Handbags In cashmere suede and eafskn
Black. grey brown Nicely styled S5ss ts tiaSs
1S-ss 70 s15s Anernssn Baga Rsyon clutch sysA
Also with clutch handles All lined with yon
satin Black k-~------s%-------~ 0A " and "
Evening star., 1949-04-28

5O-Juniors' and Misses SIS and S59.75 Suits. $38
Fine gabardnes and wool crepes group Short long
jacket suits Navy beige, brown light blue green
toast Kelly. gold grey.
Evening star., 1949-04-28

$35 to Sls5 Furred Winter Coats Fitted fared
Forstmann Juiard woods richly furred Mink club
ripple collars sheaed beaver collars and
cuffs. Black, brown Sizes "a to 80 and 4S So
S11o $25 Fine Furred Winter Coats Fitted
boxy styles wool broadcloh wool with ascos
Fscherdyed fitch yokes and collars OF blackdyed
Persian lamb ripple collars OF Lynx fox OF silver fox
collars Sizes 12la 20 80 to &c. Also 48i2 $50
Winter Coats club collars OF Japanese
back styles in boadcloth suede wool Black
Sizes 14la to l6ia $a5
2-Women's SS975 Fur-trmmed style
wool with club collar Of backdyed Persian lamb
ripple of silver Wine black Sizes 81 to So $40
-Womens $595 $67 Furess Winter Coats fitted and box
styles broadcoth. suede wool Black,
Sizes 80, "a and A. Also I2
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Juniors Budget Dresses. Fourth Floor
50 Juniors slz.s5 and sls.s5 Dresses, IS and ST

Business syles datetme dresses One piece faie
rayon pabardine and woos Variety OF colors
and blacks Sizes to Is.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
keckweor, Street Floor

s2ss to Sass Pure silk sesr with
exquisite flower prints bold odernisc Coiors
delight youi
Ssss Cool Beusees rason crepe ana smars
Bemberg sheers Broken styles coor
sizes
Evening star., 1949-04-28

62-Sl0.o5 and Sl2e5 keelisees and
Brunch Coots, SS.95
Printed cotton seersucker printed plain cotton boadclot
or smart striped rayon. Sizes 10 TO 20.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Gloves. Street Floor

$50 Pairs IS and 81 Fobie Gloves, ST
Rayon and cotton short bracelet ieng,hs white black
pink. navy and beige .--~.--~ 81
Evening star., 1949-04-28

26S13s5 Bolero Suits wool twill with button
collar Jacket slim skirt Sizes 10 to ~
1o-s2ss5 Suits grey classic a-woo STYLE Sizes
1s1os5 skirts jersey with full 'front.' sefte belt in front
Cherry Sizes u to Is -
2e-S1S9S and S2995 cloth. cotton corduroy,
ekskin Some with hats and others detachable hoods
White TAM coral royal Sizes to 16 but not all
sizes Ia ali colors or STYLES s-------Sl0 SO and 81.
Evening star., 1949-04-28

1sShorter Womens and Sass Dresses Black afternoon
dresses rayon with and round necknes three
quarter sleeves drapery Sizes 1874 to As - 10 W
2szs5 Maternity Dresses rayon crepes IN
solid colors with side and back releases some
two-pdece Of gabadine with short three
quarter eeves Brown with gold and oiack green
scua and rrey and 80
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Budget Dresses, Fifth Floor

l5S-Misses' SI0:o5 to $l695 Dresses, s. to $40
One and styles ayon gabardne and
rayon aie Dark background prints fwotones and solid
color Tailored and dressy models with short ana three
quarter sleeves Two-pece dresses and Few basics In
solid coors Grey black royal brown and tan with black
aqua and green. Sizes u to 10
Evening star., 1949-04-28
and slo.s5 cirdIes. sl.o5

small sizes Ia and is lengths of Lasex and satin
with Lsstex Pu-on styles with talon closing and few pens
girdles them black few To tearose SIZES - 70
and n.
Evening star., 1949-04-28

Ie-S5s7s Rayon tissue f2es
crepes rayon printed and wools Beige
green and back. Sizes 10 TO 20 rs
2-S5s55 $9S75 Dresses for afternoon formal and informal
evenings Rayon failles. and silk and
prints Emerald green aqua grey, blue and black
Evening star., 1949-04-28

prs ~ Domsste capeskns finished
sheepskns Also French kdskins snedes Crushahis
lengths. Black, brown. Balencasa and beige Ass
81 prs s2se SIS Elbew Length Gloves cspekns suedsa
s'n
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Suit Shop, Third Floor

2o-unors $4 Venetian Covert Suits cardigan styled In navy
grew kelly beige $3
S495 Jacket Suits in wool gabardne with smart
slim skirts. Navy, rose, powder Kelly ------- S5
Sharksin Suit Classics Wool sarkskn with long
four-button jacket Brown grey tones -------- s4'
Dressy Suits wool sharins and wool twooe
suits in and beige. Both long and shorter jackets
the group.
Evening star., 1949-04-28

ssaSs ana SIG5e Gdles 10 and II inch lengths stsx
Also double Swiss silk 6inch length Sizes n to g. MOI
- $50 = - s7ss and Sass
-ss 10 s1se irdies for short figures Nyon lace
astex rayon lasex and nylcn powder net Also panty
girdes nyion powder net Sizes 70 out not ~ sss
fSise te s1s nrasaiers and Garter Beit Bras o rayon
satin combinations In earose black and white sizes
a. TO ri Also satin bras discontinued
styles stock The garter belts OF rsyon .stex. .
Undeweor, Street Floor Toble
s.-ss R.ysn Crepe Pettcsass Small medium SIS
Raysa Gowns In assorted pastei SECS = @ =
D-siss ana slss Raysn Jeey ss<paa ace-rmmed Teose
and white Sizes 3 and ~------~-----+~--~- YiS3
a. Knitted Csttsa Drief white Small medium
and large
Underwear Shops. Second Floor
-ssss Rsysa Crspe sp and white Sizes g. ~ 9
ni.sk rsssesais oa rayon crepe arenmmed
le-sSas Dlaek Raysa Taeta Pettacssts sz9S
s - sss Raysa Cspe shpA TeArose white and na.sk
17ss Lasax Csr6ies Of brocaded nyn satin Iasex small
-
ls- SITS 1ssA Nysa srss sszes "a sI.s
Haa1nade Crepe md kaysa Gasaa GswHA Tsa
sosa. osa ana s's R.,.. crr,. c.~.s si1s
II 1-s119s Mandna1s Rsysa Cssps Gsw.s 1I11s
- g a sx8G Cs1tsn Rajamas ays an = = - -
5-sxN Raysa CssDs Gswrs n prints md sunds -
-sS1s Fs1a Dssss6 naya Cs~na sas II. y M
Evening star., 1949-04-28
French Room, Second Floor
29-S3g. IL and SIS Dresses for dayti]
.36S39.75 and S4o.75 Dresses and
Suit Dresses, SIS

Jacket Draped afternoon syesi Dinner
evening gowns Lovely silk prints Lace mmed
crepes Cool rayon aes Changing dresses OF
sheer Pungng scooped high neklne Navy black
grey and blue. Sizes 10 to IS.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
BridoI SoIon. Second Floor

s-Bridesmaids. SIS 70 1875 Dresses
floating rayon marquisettes and
on shoulder and sweetheart neck
all sizes in every style ---------4.
.2-Brides. $65 Suits of rayon satin ,
blue, sizes 8 and 10. respectively
1-Bride's sSs.75 Wedding Gown in Y
long train. Size II ------.-
Evening star., 1949-04-28
AIS Poirs S. to 81 Leother Gloves, S2e5

Pgskn doe-nnished sheepskins capeskinsi esoan
white beige cork color. Kelly green red
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Millinery Scion. Street Floor
3oo-sl0 to SO Spring Fur FeIts, $50

FoNes bohhtts ana IRfy Versions al The Cnrhfl
through seasons saiorsl Flower vasd arras
Soaring feathers and crisp ribbon
brown and few pastels.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Corset Shop, Second Floor

ssss s Foundations for small and large figures only
Only . style Rayon satin rayon nrocade
and Iastex 80 a. ~ and 81 ssss and ssss
Evening star., 1949-04-28

sss75 Fitted Black Fosmann Spring Coat Size
S68
sJuniors s6s5 sroock Spring Casua in nude blue
sizes T. and Is S4S
wool. Sizes to Is SS3
6-Junior Spring Casual Topcoas blue brown
green mixtures Sizes to S29
Junios $6975 Spring Shores suede wool in length
Black, grey Kelly green Sizes 9 to l5--------S SSS
e-Junior 35 Spring Toppr in black emerald red suede
WOOL Sizes Z to 13 SIS
-Junior $7s75 Long Spring Coats drey with fared back
smart collar. In black, beige, or navy rep-s5S s5S
Winter
Winter Goats fitted boxy models
broadcoth woolen with dyed Persian lamb trim
Grey, green wine Sizes IL to 90 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sse
ssses SI0 long, with beavers black
dyed grey Persian lamb collars Blue green vine
Sizes 10 to l8 SOU
SS95 Winter Coats wool broadcloth with fared
- # $50
sss75 Winter Goats black suedewoo with Pu
tan colar Sizes and l6
zJunors Winter dyed Japanese Mink
Persian lamb coared coats in green or blue wool Sizes IL
and Is - SSo
7Junicrs Bombay Coats fitted style in
black green wine wool broadcloh Sizes Is and 15S25
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Women's coot Shop, Third Floor


1s-Womcns SIle spring Beautiful in
Fitted styles with full skirts
detachable capes Box coats with yoke panel
backs. Black beige Sizes 80 to 90 i2
to 20h SSs
Spring Forstmann Mlateen
plated embroidered tuxedo Black
Sizes 81 to 80 sizes
-Women s5s7s Spring Tweed Casua nubby tweed with full
beige. Sizes 14l. TO 20I2 S45
SS975 S9S75 Fine Spring Coats fitted box
styles fattering features front and back yokes
notced collars
Duvana twill Jliard suede gabardne Pacific
verdona Black beige Sizes LA to ls
80 TO SO $6S
S-Womens S7975 Spring Coats fine woods in Fo
mann fabrics. styles fitted and
btonng high boxed with yoke front and back ared and
paneed backs In black Sizes SO and 4o s to 2o
SIS
7-Womens Coats Monotone tumble tweed
plated panel back notched collar Pearl
blue Sizes 80 TO 40 S45
SWomen S6975 Dressy Long Toppers In FoSmann Duvana
with button trimmed side panel and sleeve Grey navy or
green. Sizes 80 80 SIS
l-Womens Spring Coats gabardnes.
wool crepes and Forstmann suede woo box styles with
belts trimmed panels and
styles with abot and fared skirts In black.
navy beige Dacia and Sizes l2 to lS and 80 to 3s
S4S
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Women's s39.75 to SIS Spring coats. S2s

Women's S3975 to SIS Spring Coots. SO
Long dressy coats in wool crepe and twill navy
Hip hngertp toppeEs in Juiard suede wool and
twill Black navy, green beige, Daca and toast
Sizes 1914 to 1871, 80 to 40.
Women's $4o75 to S5975 Dressy
Spring Coots, S38
Long and short coats dressy long coats
coats gabardine twl suedes and Verdona wool crepe
Toppers gabardine broadcoh Juard suedes
Coiarless and black navy skipper grey beige
and green coats. Sizes 80 to 40 and 1914 to 20eo.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Fur Salon, Third Floor

1$225 Beaver-stpd Mouton- Lamb Coat size - Sis
Shore IA Sl75
1$395 Grey Siberian Squirrel Shortie Coat size 6 S26S
1S4S5 10 1855
1-S595 Dyed China Mink size IL $3SS
l-S245 Natural Blue Fox Jacket size IL
1-S265 Natural Silver Fox Jacket size ID
1-S325 Natural Patna Jacket IA
AL fur scarfs and stoIes greatly reduced.
All furs plus 2oes tar
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Junior Deb Shop. Fourth Floor

so-Juniors slsss Twotone sheers'
with matching lace collars ana Guns
Bright prints with tadea sdies Iwo-peee
rayon crepes black with printed trimming S7s5
5-Junio Suits with white rayon crepe boses
lined sitdresss with draped skirts
5----
Teens Shop, Fourth Floor
l-Teens Sls9s Wool and Taa Dresses Two-peee
rayon aetas contrasting skirts and plum COM
binatons Navy jacket dresses with printed silk blouse.
,ors S;,as IN to IA SIC
Ae-Teens $ssS Sass Wool Skirts Wool tweeds hanne and
plads Sizes 10 to l6 ---.---~--~s ~ and -
2OTeens Bouses with jewel necklnes and
tucked fronts Washable White only Sizes 10 to 10 u
Byrd cloth with removable belts
and hoods Grey, green Sizes 10 TO 10 ---N