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Evening star., 1949-05-28
Press Wireless Claims
Rate War 10 Rivals in
Complaint 10 Fec

A charge that RcA and the
American Cable d Radio Goa. are
seeking 70 put Il cut Of business
In the Said og international CON-
munications bad been made by
Press Wireless, Inc. before tia
Federal Communication commss-
sion.
The charges. high lighting the
competitive battle In cognmuni-
cations. II contained In q nrtes
fled by. the company seeking re-
consideration Of . recent FEC or
der. The commisxton's order. Is
sued May 1. would deny Press
Wireless the privilege Of accepting
any further Government tratnc.
Prevt. - the company ts known.
has been handing this trAfnc for
the last seven years under . spe-
ciai FEC license. According 70
william ]. McCamhridge. prex-
dent Of Press Wireless. the eject
Of the commissionI May { de-
cision would b TO confine the
company's operations exclusively
TO the press and deprive II Of an
opportunity TO keep press rates
down 70 the minimum TO which
they could be set"
The companys brief said that
RCA and other companies from
time to time have initiated dis
astrous rate cuts in press service"
with the knowledge that Press
Wireless. having only limited non-
press service. could not success
fully meet such rates"
The FEC ordered It's decision
against Press Wireless TO 80 In
effect June /. but later extended
its special license for handing
Government business until July !.
The company's brief WAS nled
by Louis q, Caldwell and Kelley
Z. 0rimth, WaShington lawyers.
Evening star., 1949-05-28
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wOIC and wTTG-ton the Air
Today
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7:oo.
WMAI-rrsvisws and Music.
WNBW-YosHs for Better Living.
7:Se. /
WNBW-Massi,s Private Wire.
W11AL-Hollywood Screen Test.
5:lk.
WNDW-Lecn Pearson and News.
S:ee.
WNBW-Screen Magazine.
wMAfr-stand BY for Crime.
WMAL-Fflm Shorts.
WNBW-Eddie condons Floor SHOW
S:eo.
WlEAL--paul Whitemanx Tv Teen
Club.
WNDW-Who Said Thatf
S:1o.
NNBW-Saturday Night Jambcrse.
loseo.
WNAI.-Ins Playhouse.
WNBW-Dave 0arroway.
1o:3o.
WNBW--Late News.
Evening star., 1949-05-28
rELEvIsroN HIGH LIGHTS.

5:3o. .WAGAL - Hollywood Screen
Test: Helmut Dantine plays sup
porting roles for two newcomers.
Nell Hamilton interviews Gregory
Ratod.
s:oo, WNDW-Screen Magazine:
Nrs. Eleanor Roosevelt diseuases her
new series. -ThiA ] Remember.
go. WlgBW-Who said Iiaaff:
laarkars4 DCnYke-Whtte, 0ecg3e :
Alan and HAIRY Butcher appsaf.
Evening star., 1949-05-28

RADIO HIGH LIGHTS.
ESQ. wRC-NBC Symphony Or
chestra: Massimo Freccia conducts
the orchestra In Tschaikowsky's
symphony No. In = Minor"
TOO, wTOP-Spike Jones Show:
Lassie visits Spike Jones.
500, VOL = Twenty Questions:
Fay BANTER Is guest.
Evening star., 1949-05-28

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Evening star., 1949-05-28

ls:ee. VOL Chicago Tneater Of
the Air: Nancy Carr, Richard
Tucker and Philip Crosbie star In
'sPagliacci"
1e:30, WMAI@Theater q. 3. A.:
Henry Fonda. Pianist Carmen Cav
allero and Comedian Romo Vincent
appear.
Evening star., 1949-05-28
Society Plons Bootride

The Holy Name Society Of 81.
Francis Xavier Church. 2e00 Penn.
sylvania avenue Sc. viii hold its
sixth annual moonlight boatride TO
Marshall Hail at $50 pm. June
Is. It has been announced. Law
renee B. Mcdowell. past presi-
dent Of the Archdiocesan Holy
Name Union. u chairman.
Evening star., 1949-05-28
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Evening star., 1949-05-28
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-31
ssobsrl Hanson, Resident for rs
YZeRrs Die; ..esier Stops Dead

Robert II. Hanson of 1424
Leonard Road passed away
Thursday, March "a. He was born
Sept. %, 1870 at Berlin, Wise.
MIR. Hanson was a retired farmer
who had lived in Richland and
later in Kennewick for the past
26 years.
Funeral services were held
Monday, March % at 2 o'clock
from the Mueller chapel with the
Rev. Clyde Ray of Puyallup and
the Rev. Stanley Hunt of Kenne-
TICK officiating.
Surviving are his wife Lydia
Hanson and one daughter, Mrs.
Arlene Metz, both of Kennewick,
two grand daughters and four
great grand children, also two
brothers and three sisters in
Minnesota.
Interment was made in River
view Heights cemetery.
LESTER "A. SToOPS
Funeral services for Lester A.
Stops of Route Kennewick will
be held Thursday, March 81 at
2 o'clock at the Mueller chapel,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-31
Cdrs Gone and
Jdnitor Juiled

Two automobiles, one a new
Mercury, disappeared mysterious
ly from the S & J Motor comp
any sales lots in Kennewick this
week, but one was recovered.
Richard Ward, a negro who had
been employed a week earlier by
the company as a janitor, appre-
hended by Jack Lipke of the
company in Pasco, said he "didn't
mean no harm" But Ward was
and was taken to the
county Jail in Prosser. An attend
ant at a used car lot in Pasco
owned by the company noticed
Ward drive by in the new car
and notified the Kennewick off,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-31
Price Supports for
G-~'n in Effect

The department of agriculture
has announced a. price support
program for 1949-crop oats, barely
and rye, to be supplemented thro-
ugh CCC loans and purchase
agreements with farmers.
All programs will be admin
Tstered in the field by branch
commodity offices of the
production and marketing admin
tralron, through State PIMA and
county agricultural conservation
@'nnitteeS.
Price support for oats reflect
20 producers a weighted average
rate equal to 20 percent of the
oats parity price as of April IS,
1949, and for barley and rye q
weighted average equal to 70
percent of the barley and rye
parity prices as of April IS, 1919.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-31
Hypnosis Given Triul
For Pulljno Teeth

- Troy, Ala. U.P)-Soon you
may be able to believe that"pain-
less dentist" sign.
Some 35 southeast Alabama
dentists learned how it was done
when DIR. James Fraser, head OF
the Troy State Teachers College
chemistry department, hypnotized
a patient before he had tooth
pulled.
Didn't feel a thing" said Geor-
&c Hathaway, who agreed to the
experiment. "And needed tine
thing pulled anyway"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-31

with the Rev. Stanley Hunt Of
ficiating. MIR. Stops was born
July 2, 1903 in Ritzville, Wash,
and passed away Unexpectedly
at his home on Monday, March
%. He had lived in this district
for the past twenty-five years.
He is survived by his father
A. F. Stops; two brothers, Will
liam E. Stops Of Riverside, Calf,
and Frank Stops Of Kennewick;
and one sister Mrs. H. c. Frank
of Portland, Ore. Interment will
be in Riverview Heights.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-31

pave the way for Indian convoN
through the pass. 1t was too lau
before he could see the avalanche
which carried him 200 feet away
and buried him in snow.
After an extensive search by
military rescue parties, the Sepoy
was "resurrected" in q feeble con.
dition. He was given nouriShinS
food and sent to Srinagar, CAPT,
tai of Kashmir, seemingly mona
the worse for his ordeal.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-31
Sepoy Excuvuted Alive
From Grove in Snow

BOMBAY U.PO- Dharam
Singh, Sepoy of the Kashm,.
forces, had given up all hope Of
getting out Of his SNOW grave
where he lay for l22 hours, until
he was disinterred alive on the
sixth day.
A bulldozer operator in the
Banihal Pass, Dharam Singh WIS
clearing a week-long snowfall 70
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-31
$4,000 for
Here, Richland

The Kennewick, Pasco, Rich,
land area will get about $4,000, 00(
worth a new power construction
during the fiscal year, out Of
the appropriation for Bonneville
administration, advices from the
national capitol said this week
These amounts were set forth
in a bill reported out by the
house appropriations committee:
McNary-Pasco line: $680,000;
Richland- Kennewick: 1892 900;
Midway-Benton: $4,000;
Prosser substation: sos, 900;
Benton-Franklin -WallaWalla:
$181, 900;
Ice Harbor: $450,000.
These figures included in the
Interior department appropria-
ton bill, were released today by
Senator Warren G. Magnuson.
FIGHT LOOMS
AT the same time observers
said the committee laid the
groundwork for a public-versus
private power fight In a $577, 1884,
408 interior department money
bill for the year beginning July 1.
1t approved almost in full
plans of big government-owned
projects to expand their power
transmission facilities In thel
west, the northwest and the
southwest.
Republicans who fight the
program in committee said they
would continue the battle when
the bill comes before the House
for debate.
GOVERNMENT CONTROL
One of them, Rep. Jensen of
Iowa. top minority member Of
the subcommittee that wrote the
bill, called the legislation ian
other step in the direction Of
government control Of all utili-
ties He said one effect would
be to force some private COM
panies to sell out to the gov
eminent.
While It applied q general IS
percent reduction on most con-
projects financed in the
bill, the committee approved the
agencies oerating under the In
lerior department. It based the
reduction on the theory that the
program as originally mapped
put can be completed cheaper be-
cause Of lower construction costs.
PROGRAM Set i
But the committee left no
1oubt that It wants the program /
carried out. It invited department I
officials 70 come back for more
money II costs fail to drop accord
ng to expectations. {
The $577, 1924, 408 spending avail y
lbility approved includes $536,2l1,
'O8 in new cash and $41,112,5OO I
n contact authority for winch
uture appropriation may be need n
d. q
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-31
Gloss TO Present Show
At Riverview Hioh

The sophomore class Of Rive,
view high school will present
3 act comedy, Mammals Bah,
at the Riverview high schoo,
Tuesday, April S, 8 pm, as +,
benefit for an injured FinIs,
basketball player. Tickets an
on sale at Pollyanna Cafe in Ken
newick, Riverview high schoO
and Finley grade school.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-31

ice. Lipke got in car and found
him at a gas station.
The other car which disappear
ed was a used machine. No trace
of the used car had been found
yesterday, although state patrol
men took over the case.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-31
Two Million for Power in Area

see how we 60 about our duty"
Mullins told the PROS.
ut is up to you to see that they
get a clear, unobstructed view.
We have nohing to hide"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-31
Army Men Think
Public in Need
OF Information
BY DON JENNINGS
United Press Staff Correspondent,

United Press Staff Correspondent,
| FORT MEADE, MD. U.PO-
Channeling more military infor.
nation out from behind the
"cloistered walls" and into the
hands of the public is the aim OF
a movement gaining momentum
in the armed forces today.
A concentrated effort to "seu
national security" by placing
greater emphasis on public rela-
tons was disclosed here at a con-
ference of public relations execu-
tives representing all branches of
the service.
Sponsored by the seven-state
Second Army Command, the par
ley itself set a precedent. It was
the first such seminar ever held
by a military unit of that size,
and Second Army officers indi-
Gated it was the forerunner of
others.
'Up to now the Army has been
planning everything under the
sun except public relations"
said Col. George S. Eyster, of the
public information division staff,
of the Army.
PROGRESS REPORTED
But it's not likely that the Ar
my will return to the clustered. |
wall attitude it had before the
war;" Eyster added. If we do,
we're writing our own death
Eyster said the Army's infor-
nation division is making pro-
gress with its plan to get adj
illustrative officers to look for
4 public information aspect" In
heir activities and see that, at
he proper time, the material gets
% the PRO for relay to the tax,
layers. /
He said, too, that the trend
low Is to permit public informa-
ion specialists to sit on staff
and other important
,arleys where they can gather
background information and
plan" q forthcoming news re-
ease intelligently.
A big fly in the military pub
ic relations ointment, as Eyster
aw it, Is the suspicion" that
ligher-level officers have for
'ublic relations personnel.
"As a result" Eyster said,
they have withheld information
hat the public should have, and
vhen something big breaks the
'RO knows nothing about it."
90 MANY LIEUTENANTS
Brig. Gen. E. ]. McGaw, COM
of the Armed Forces In
School, Carlisle, Pa,
aid the public relations move
tent would be enhanced II more
igher-rank officers were sent to
is school.
"We're getting too many lieu
McGaw said. ut is i'm
ortant that we inform all Off
ers, particularly senior officers,
f the need of public informal
on program"
Maj. Gen. c. L. Mullins, Jr,
equity commander of the Second
rny, sounded the keynote of the
eminar.
"We're selling national security
nd it is part of your job to give
lie public every opportunity to
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-03-31
STUDENT BROADCAST

A group Of students from Ken.
newick Junior high school geop.
raphy class broadcast over sts.
ton KWIE yesterday.
Evening star., 1949-06-29

s7975 formal and
evenings Rayon tissue falles rayon crepes SILK
prints spun with distinctive detailing Capelet,
Jewel button and embroidery trim Brown pink black
1Sl35 Marqusette Evening Gown with tucked
bodice skirt Size $ss
l-$IS5 White Pque Evening Dress with matching velvet
STOLE Size $SS
7-s65 Two-pece Checked Wool Dresmaker Costumes
with white pique collar trim Black navy blue with white
checks Sizes 10 to 20 --------------- S35
$6s Sss7s abardine Afternoon Dresses
with sleeves high round neckline Aqua size
l8 Natural size 6 Aqua wool ensemble of embroidered
dress and Jacket size IL
l-$9S75 Navy Blue Wool Costume with self detail
white eyeet embroidered blouse. Size lo---sS SIS
pockets and stee-cut button trim Beige size l6 Grey,
size 90 - SIS
Wool Costume Suits fit for
bride Self detail and rhinestone button trim Sand size
IL AQUA size IA 80 --------- Sos
1e-ss75 Draped Evening Gowns
tie silk jacket ensemble lovely silk prints lace-trimmed
rayon sheers with high plungng necklnes. Navy
blue black royal polk dot Sizes II to 90
SIS
lS7s7S TO s1a5 Afternoon Evening Beautifully
tailored styles draped dinner and evening gowns in ryon
crepe rayon ayon tissue ae and silk prints Brown,
grey gold, navy blue black. pink royal and prints Sizes
IL to $50
slo alpaca afternoon dresses with
dressaker details sleeves peter pan collar
sheer with Aancon lace bodice,
drape back black with white top size 6 Brown
rayon evening dress with taieta bands short pun
sleeves Pink marqusette evening dress with
high cap sleeves silver seqin and crystal beed
embroidery, size IA ------- sIs
1-S4Soo One-Pece Ray0n Tissue Fale Dresses with SILK
braid trim Navy blue. size II. Black, size i6 Sss
l-Sllo Blue Rayon Crepe Print Dress with cap
sleeves v-neck and draped back hipiine Size II ssS
Evening star., 1949-06-29

16S7975 $9S75 Fine Suits Twotone dessmaker Sharkskn
suits with shorter jackets Sizes Is only Glen
Plaid with large patch pockets Sizes 10 and H. Nubby
Sroockfabric suits with short or long jackets Grey brown
(Some with matching coats priced separately.
Sizes IL $4S
1S9875 to $10 Dressmaker Suits in fine Maeen
worsteds Short and long jackets peplpm side-closings
gored skirts and backpeats slim skirts Grey, pastel
blue brown, toast, dacia brown white grayand
white in the group Sizes H. is and several Is Mostly
of kind ,----------. s6S
1-s1ss Fosmann Pnstrpe Costume with self detail
Size SOS
Evening star., 1949-06-29

35-Womens S22 s5 Dresses Black
crepes plaid collars cuffs gabardne tailored
blue grey. Also few printed sises
~ few half SIC
3-Womens $25 and S2975 Sheer Rayon Crepe black navy
bolero with embroidered Jackets
crepes tafeta polka dot trim; with separate
jackets Sizes l6la 24a. 10 TO SIS
2-Womens S2s75 $3sS Rayon Crepe and Raysn Tissue
Fale Crepe Dresses in navy. black or aqua Button and
handaggotting trim; overdrape pepum goed skirt few
prints included Sizes 6ls 244 regular sizes sse
40-Womens S3s75 and S975 Rayon Crepe Prints
blue grounds with lingerie vestee black
with short pleated sleeves novelty buttons and self
tuckng. or square neckine. Sizes ls4 to a 10 to ~
S2seo
$4s75 Tissue Faie Crepe
Dresses in black, navy toast blue Round Vnecks
bracelet sleeves novelty buttons and lace trim Sizes 10
s-Women5s Black Crepes with novelty buttons
SKIRT trimmed rayon crepe prints; few solid
crepes. Broken sizes $sSee
S-Womens Crepe Prints with hipength bolero
jackets Pique bolero Sizes l6. to 22 $s5ee
$235 Silk Print Costume Dresses with
Navy blue print with full length coat, print
with "a length Both size 10 eeou
ls-Larger Womens ne-Pece Black Navy
Crepe Taea scroll bodice print yoke and
peat accents Boero effect style with solid top few rayon
crepe prints Sizes 4os to 5ol9 $ieoo
Large Womens $500 Black Navy Rayon Crepe Dresses
with novelty tuckng hand agotng and rayon taiea trim
Sizes 42, Az, 48 $500
llndaruerr Shone Sorond Eloor
Evening star., 1949-06-29
Shoe Scion. Fourth Floor

ss TO sIls5 Ladies Shoes only few OF each style
pumps and pumps In black suede and some purple
suede. Black and brown pumps in cafskin- Some high
heels: mostly md-heels In dress styles -
Lewhee Shoes In black and brown
suede red calf consultations Of calf and suede Few o.
Evening star., 1949-06-29
Millinery Scion. Street Floor

Group-S750 to SIS Strows S.
Rough shiny milan Panamas and light chambrey-
Sailors cioche bonnets proe and medium brims Natural
navy black grey and continental green in the group
French Room co|eetion-S22.5O to $3.50
Strows $3.50, $3.50, and SIS
Picture carwhee sailors rollers bonnets and cloches IN
imported mans imported brads candy straw. rough sraws
and babuntls White wheat pink black mauye green and
navy In the group
Evening star., 1949-06-29
ss-s7. 50 and $3.50 Discontinued styles $50:


power-net grdles pantygrdles: sizes a. 25 " and ~
Dorothy Bckum Lasex pull-on styles NOS any sse
| In all sizes 80. White. tearose and black
ya-sess sI25e Bsned and Beneles GIdles IN ayon
and a. is and 17-sncn lengths sses
26 to a. every size in any style or type ---ss -ssss
l-xss5 IS LAsex Gdles ana FAsy- -6trdseA
small medium and large; mostly one OF size or style
S1Iss and 3z-SS
Cottons sans lace and rayon safin og Tayun satin
and Discontinued styles mostly for hard-sons ases
g. S. 81 and b. Via aaa Szss
NeoIiqees, Fourth Floor
7 and Sss5 Coats solid coos and prints
Sizes IL 10 20 - = - -
Long printed scersckers and
piques blue. and red Sizes II 70 10 -~--~~@~~+. -
re ss Long In paque blue and yeics
Sizes 10 a. -
Crepe Nesigess in raparound sye prints
on white background sizes 10 and 1<----------~ ~
1Brids SIsss SIS Gsvn md ksse Seta In Yayon crepe
with lace embroidery trim long and short Jackets group
pink blue and white Sizes 10 TO N--~-+----+s--- 80
4-ssss sescker nppered print IN blue and eack ssss
- sls s Neeiwe< rayon creps perai
sheer printed and solid eoiors In sises 10 70
Evening star., 1949-06-29
Junior Coots-Third Floor

2-Juniors S7975 Long Goats navy Repp
gray sharkskin Sizes IL and 13 S48
2-Juniors $6s75 Long Casual Coats Fostmann Del Rosa
blue Sizes and 13 3----------------- S38
4Junior s595 Long Dress Goats in Repp with
trim Sizes Z to 13 .------------ ----- S3S
SJunior SIS Long Dress Coats wool gabardne Navy light
blue and royal Sizes to $34
10Junior s5 Long Dress Coats ared and yoke
backs in navy, green royal, red. Sizes to
A-Juni0rs $3975 Dress Casual
broadcoth red royal gray Sizes to IS SIS
3Juniors $5 Fitted Coats REFER model in wool covert Red
navy. Sizes T. II and 13--------------------$20 $50
SJunior $35 Long Casual Coats
toast and red wool covert. Sizes II 17------$ SO
7Junior 3975 Long Covert with inverted peat
in navy, beige red and green Sizes to $50
s-Juios SIS Toppers black Sizes 13 to IT. $ss
Junio $35 Toppers with cardigan necknes beige
and pink Sizes 7, and $A
Evening star., 1949-06-29
II Fur Seorfs-Third Floor

1-s4s75 Four-skn Dyed Kolinsky
1-$ss5o Two-skin Dyed Koinsky $50
2-$7975 Dyed Kolinsky
4s125 skin Natural Wild Mink Scars
1-S25 skin Natural Ranch Mink Scars-
1-S25 Threeskin Ranch Mink Scarf Jumbo skn----SS5
1-ss5 skin Mink Scarf Jumbo skins----s2S
1-$225 Natural Maren
Prices plus 2oss tar.
Evening star., 1949-06-29
Women's Coots-Third Floor

2e-womens s7s7s sss75 Spring
deep yokes emted styles Forstmanns Duva suede
and gabardne black Skipper blue and beige
Sizes 80 to So and 1914 to 1874 $58
1-Woman s1o Fitted Winter Coat with club collar Of Fisher
dyed Fitch gray wool suede Size $50
1-Womans Fitted Winter Coat with Silver Fox collar
sWomens sss and ssss FuIess winter Coats zip-n lin
ing broadcloh box style with back
1-woman sl45 Winter Coat with sheared Beaver collar and
1-Womans Silver collar fitted style
black needlepoint WOOL Size 49, SO
1-Womans s25 Winter Coat with sandup collar and front
strip Persian Lamb Fitted style Of
black needlepoint wool Size 4sh $50
6Women $l0 Winter Coats with collars OF Silver Fox and
Fitch Ascot Flared panel back styles OF wool
boadcloth and suede Sizes i2z to 2o and 36 to $50
tuxedo size
1e-Womens s5s5 sss5 Toppe tucked and embroidery
Skipper blue, blue. Sizes 1914 1871 and ss s4s
1-women ss5 and SIS Toppes in gabardine suede and
broadcoth Red black kelly and Skipper blue Sizes
eWomen's ss75 Long Casual Coats of strook and Forst-
manns styles with collars Blue biege
green and Sizes 101z to 1871 and SO to 4o--$S8
1-Woman collar Forsmanr
Toppe short hip length and box styles
colarless in stone blue and wool suede Sizes l0
s-Womens ssa75 Knee-lensth Toppers wool
covert in Skipper Sizes and 40 SIS
-women sss7 to s5s75 Long Spring Coats in fitted and
styles coarless and collar styles with yoke and
panel Black Skipper blue, toast
and aqua. Sizes 1911 to 2oh 80 to 4o-----------s2 SIS
sWomens s35 and $3s5 Long Spring Coats in box styles with
panel back flare wool and covert Black gray and
toast. Sizes 1sh and ls1s, 80 to 40 $40
collars and beige mixtures Sizes "a and 40 SIS
sewomens s4s75 sss Long Spring Coats colare styles
revers yokes and fange peats Fitted and box styles
with roll collars Puritan collars and notched revers Wool
crepe twill gabardne wool suede and boadcloth
black Skipper blue beige aqua and toast Sizes 1914
2-Women sss75 and sss75 Long Dress Spring Coats with
styles collars and colare models
in wool crepe suede and gabadine Black beige
11-Womens s11o s25 Spring with fitted and panel
back styles of Forstmann madeen wool gabardine and