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Evening star., 1950-08-08
Davis Remains in Race

II Roy Tasco Davis gets out OF
the Republican primary race for
nomination as Governor Of Mary
land, some one is going to have
to "kick'' him out.
He said as much last night in
Silver Spring. The State Senator
from Montgomery County, who
lives in Chevy Chase, had been
asked to withdraw by the Mary
land Republican Activities Com
mittee so that Theodore Nickel
din, former Baltimore Mayor
would have the field to himself
Evening star., 1950-08-08

Wind velocity at 1880 o'clock
this morning. II miles per hour;
direction, south-southeast.
Five Day Forecast for Washington
and Vicinity, August 8-13.
Slow. rising trend in tempera-
ture with near normal for the Pc
riod. Washington normal is max
imum IS and minimum 81. Scat
tered showers likely toward end
of week. Total rainfall about
fifth inch.
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Will Restore Estote

DIR. John A. Washington, Dis
trict pediatrician, will restore
Harewood, near Charles Town,
w. Va, home Of George Wash
ington's brother, Samuel, and
scene of James Madison's mar
riage to Dolly Payne Todd.
A native Of the Charles Town
area, DR.. Washington lives at
5059 Glenbrook terrace NV.
and is a direct descendant Of
Samuel Washington.-AP.
Evening star., 1950-08-08
u. S. so Traffic Rerouted
Around Ohio Bridge
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

PARKERSBURG, w. Va, Aug.
"a bridge over which U. S. route
SO crosses the Ohio River was
closed to motor and pedestrian
traffic today following buckling Of
a section of the bridge floor.
The Road Commission said at
Charleston it was sending engi-
neers here today to determine the
extent Of damages.
Traf1ic was being rerouted over
the Willamstown- Marietta, Ohio,
bridge, IL miles north Of here.
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Petition for Post Office

Bladensburg, claiming one Of
the 13 original post offices in the
Nation, wants one in its own
right-not just a branch.
Petitions to the Post Office
Department were authorized at
a Town Council meeting last
night. A branch of the Hyatts-
vile Office, which does not
handle deliveries, now is being
moved from one address to an
other within the community and
civic price demands that mail
delivery service be started from
there. Meanwhile, Hyattsville
will continue to distribute mail.
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Textiles Industry
.QuudrupIes Output

OTTOWA.-Canada's synthetic
textiles and silk industry in 194a
produced AZ times the value of
goods it turned out in prewar 1899.
The gross value of production
was nearly $23 million higher than
in 1947.
Evening star., 1950-08-08

ClVu ocIV1C
Budget Bureau
officials S in
in orse d the
measure, which
is a somewhat
modified version
of the original
Hoover c o m
mission propos-
ais along this
line.
But such vet
eranS' groups as
the American
Taoiop and the
Disabled Amer
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Honq Konq Drug Costs Rise

HONG KONG, Aug. 8 o.
Prices OF imported medicines and
drugs have risen steadily here the
past two months. The cost OF
penicillin has doubled. Sulpha
drugs are up 20 per cent.
Evening star., 1950-08-08
The Federal Spotlight
Veterans and EmpIoye Groups
Fiqht Personnel DecentroIizinq
Ry Ioseph YOUNG

Federal empoye have registered strong
opposition before the Senate Civil Service Committee to the House
approved decentralize personnel activities the
individual Federal departments and agencies.
The passed the House without dfnculty few
Evening star., 1950-08-08

Hish and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High, 81 at 4:25 pm.
Low, 90 at 5:45 am.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. SO. on June "a.
Lowest. Is. on March 8. -
Evening star., 1950-08-08
River Report.

River Report
tFrom q. s. EngineerS)
Potomac River clear at HarperS Ferry
and at Great Falls. Shenandoah clear
at Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1950-08-08
US. WEATHfR BUREAU MAP
nsoNstmeO. of caW,massa

1t will fair and seasonabe Of Mississippi tonight
Widely scattered showers forecast from
Mississippi westward the Rockies Scattered
indicated the Pacific Northwest Except
clouds and fog along the immediate will
clear weather. ZAP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Temperatures in Vari,
High T.ou

London revue girls now average
$21 weekly.A
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Commission and

WEEKS UdCh, UUC IL IldS SUuuEIIly
run into strong opposition in the
Senate committee.
Civil SnruiNn Commission and
Evening star., 1950-08-08

FURNISHED By United States Coast and
Evening star., 1950-08-08

Humidity.
Evening star., 1950-06-11

GROWING PAINS: Speaking of growing
things. California lady writes that her new
neighbors, transplanted New Workers, have
plunged into gardening for the first time.
Recently. they called excitedly for her to
come over and identify one plant which was
shooting up just marvelously The lady was
about to tell them it was only ragweed, when
she noticed their hot, pleased and expectant
faces.
1T is called genus ambrosia," she said
gently "Aster family, you know"
Evening star., 1950-06-11
DNnikMn;Hr

ON THIS PACE: The sun was rising toward
its zenith on recent spring morning when
flock of sheep wandered through quiet grove
of trees near the little town of Morgan, Utah.
BY careful timing, Photographer Joern Cerdts
snapped picture at just the feeting moment
when the suns rays shot through the trees
to form the glorious sunburst you see at left.
Evening star., 1950-06-11

CUTTING REMARKS: The average lawn
is moved 20 times year, large seed firm
informs us. About an inch and half is
shipped from each blade each time, or 80
inches per blade per year. Now, since even
little bitty lawn contains easily million
blades, the average homeowner will have cut
at least 474 miles of grass before =, well.
before it is time to plant more seed to grow
more grass.
Evening star., 1950-06-11

This Week
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE
WILLIAM !. NICHOLS, Editor
Editorial Offices: go Lexington
Avenue. Nese York ~, Nesu York
NO MORE POLIO PANlcs. cs................... 4
BY Alice loks
LADY III DISTRESS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J
BY Robert hiilyes
COPY CAL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q
"rM THROUGH WITH klRAcLEsw. .......... 10
by Oseor SehissoH
FABUl Gus FIREPLA ACE. Observation-Disclosures. ~
by lowell Tkomas
WALlY'S WAGON. ................. IA
QUIZ EN-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
CltOOSRAM. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
GIRL WITH A RACkET.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
HOW AMERICA EATS. TS........................ 26
EvERysoDYs ETIQUETTE. E..................... 20
Cover BY Jerry Cooke
Evening star., 1950-06-11

Names and descriptions Of all Characters action
and semi-hcton articles In this magazine wholly
imasinaEy Any name which happens to be the same as
Evening star., 1950-06-11
yoRRN GERDrs

10
II. o the
Evening star., 1950-05-27
First Presentation
Beautiful Woodside Park
5 Bedrooms- Boths-S34.75O
1911 Highland Drive
nRFM SEYNnAv tn

In the heart Of Silver Springs finest residential Sec
perfectly beautiful level lot containing than
1900 square feet approximately 77x2I5 and
approximately 40 deEwoods. Eight rooms Including
LARGE BEDROOM AND FULL. BATH ON FIRST
FLOOR. Three master size bedrooms, EACH WITH
TWO IMMENSE CLOSETS. and two baths ON second
ho0r. Large dormit0ry bedroom 3rd floor Maids
room and bath. Large screened living porch. Two
car built garage. Dishwasher. Bendix. Gas air
conditioned heat.
Dtrectons Out Georgia Are. appror. blocks beyond
CotesotHe Rd. to Highland Dr. right to home.
Evening star., 1950-05-27
Beautiful Miehigon Pork
Neor Many Renowned cotheiic
Institutions and Schools
1866 Vornum Place Ne.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1TO7

II DOLLAR VALUE is prime eonsideration-wE
SINCERELY URGE YOU NOT TO BUY UNTIL you
HAVE INSPECTED THIS FINE HOME. Close-in, con-
venient location In . beautiful community Of fne
detached homes. ONLY YEARS OLD AND in
NEW-HOUsE CONDITION. Six large rooms 0iving
reom approximately I2x22 with nrepIacs), including
three excellent bedrooms, full tile baths, lovely
paneled recreation Ysom. large concrete screened
perch, Anchor-fenced yard. HoT-wATER HEAT
Equipment includes brand-new GE refrigerator stove
plus dishwasher, garbage disposal, draperies and
awnings SOLID AIL-BRICK CONSTRUCTION WITH
SLATE ROOF. PRICED AT S20,5OO TO SELL WITH
OUT FAIL THIS WEEKEND.
Directions: Out Michigan Are. NE to 18TH ST.. left
short block to VGrnum Place, right to home.
Evening star., 1950-05-27

to test their furniture before
offering you new products.
One such firm conducted
intensive tests in Miami.
The pieces were left outdoors, ex-
posed to all types of weather con-
ditions. The results Of these ex-
periments is a handsome and
durable line Of outdoor summer
furniture that is "worry-free."
HamMscks Enjsy Popularity.
Red, blue, yellow or green striped
upholstery is offered and the fur
niture group includes a lounge
chair which adjusts to three posi-
tions. folds compactly and weighs
Evening star., 1950-05-27
By GIsdys Miller
Secretary, New York Chapter,
American Institute Of Decorators

%heTieoH instnuFe W Oecordt0r&
Now that summer is here-even
though We haven't been getting
too much sunshine as yet-there
is no excuse to put off thinking
about summer furniture for the
porch, terrace or back yard.
Variety is available; the big
problem is what to choose from
the profusion offered.
For screened porches, O style
Of furniture and furnishings
has been developed which is so
attractive and so livable it is
pushing some standard styles for
year round recognition.
Furniture made Of rattan, reed,
bamboo, cane and ash are popular.
1t is light to move. especially when
seating pieces are not heavily up
holstered. Interlaced weddings of
cotton or nylon in gay eolors prove
adequate and practical fer backs
and seats.
1t is true these tapes will stretch
during a seasons hard use. But
they can be retacked or retaped
without too much difficulty. At
tached or removable cushions of
waterproof or water repellent ma
terials add style. pattern and com
fort to the seating pieces.
Needed ChaiSeN,
Much sought after are the
hooded chaise tongues, with the
hoods lined in a gay print, and
the tops covered in a material tc
match the chair cushion. These
Evening star., 1950-05-27

ehaises offer one the chance for
complete relaxation after tennis,
golf or long, hot work day.
Competing with the rattan
bamboo family are glass and
metal furniture whether cast or
wrought iron, aluminium or steel.
Often the two are combined.
The metal and glass tables are
perfect for summer meals, games,
hobbies or busy work. They are
easy. to keep clean, substantial,
and do not look as heavy as other
types Of similar size.
The great complaint about most
metal summer furniture is that
it cannot stay out-of doors in all
sorts Of weather. Moving things
back and forth is a nuisance.
Makers of summer furniture
are now conducting experiments
Evening star., 1950-05-27

mating the need for "tieing" the
hammock to outside supports.
Do you live in a section where
hammocks are popular or have
you been sitting a hidden yen for
one. but thought they had gone
out with the hustle?
released by Consolidated News Features. }
Evening star., 1950-05-27

only 612 pounds. This is a factor
when you need to keep in the
shade. You also can have yacht
or porch chairs and a hamock
which folds conveniently.
The hammock is supported by
an especially designed frame with
legs and tension adjusters, elimi-
Evening star., 1950-05-27
Home Show
Continued From Page BID

than that Of last year, owing to
three rainy days. Attendance on
Thursday. alone, was cut by thou
sands of persons when q down.
pour prevented many of those who
had driven to the Arnory from
leaving their cars, the association
said.
More than 5000 persons were
estimated to have been parked
around the Arnory site during the
heavy rain and most Of them were
obliged to drive away. Even SO,
officials said, attendance on
Thursday reached 5000 persons.
Evening star., 1950-05-27
First Presentation
Chevy Chose
4 Bedrooms $l7,5oo
4712 Hunt Avenue

OPEN SUNDAY, TOY
HERE is A REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
THE LARGE FAMILY SEEKING TO STAY
WELL UNDER $4,000 FOR HOME
AND YET DEMANDING TOP NOTCH
LOCATION. Spacious detached brick and
frame home with slate roof. Fireplace, full
basement, stairway TO storage attic. Splen-
did location just off Wisconsin Avenue
across from Chevy Chase Club. Only two
short blocks to excellent Somerset Grade
School.
Directions: Wisconsin Are. beyond Western Ape (ot
Homard Johnson'0 TO Hunt Are 18Th street
Evening star., 1950-08-30
BY the Assoeiated Press

HAMILTON, Bermuda. Aug. 80.
1t was last Christmas that four
21-year -old Irishmen banded to-
gether to realize a longtime
dream of far-away adventure.
They were Kevin O'Farrel of
Dun Laoghaire and Anthony
Jacob and John Kenny of Tip
perary and Desmond Dalton of
Dublin.
They hoped to sail around the
world, pausing in America for one
year of architectural study under
the noted designer, Frank Lloyd
Wright, in Spring Green, Wis.
The intrepid quartet pooled
$420 to buy a 33-year-old 36-foot
sailing craft. Ituna, once prize
winning racing cruiser fallen on
the plodding life of shrimper.
For months they labored max
ing her seaworthy, and that she
Evening star., 1950-08-30
Deo Irish Seoforers Get First Bad News at Bermuda

Today, the Irish flag at half
mast on the TUNA signaled a
heart breaking disappointment.
Waiting for Kevin O'Farrel was a
cablegram that his mother had
died and his father was seriously
Ill.
O'Farrel, abandoning his dream,
is flying home.
Evening star., 1950-08-30

proved in the tradition of her
name, TUNA, which in the Greek
means safety on the SEAS" On
August l, the Ituna and her four
adventurers sailed. on their trans
Atlantic odyssey with a message
from Dublin's Lord Mayor to
New York Irish Mayor William
O'Dwyer.
Four weeks they were at sea.
They saw only one ship and one
whale. Once the skipper, Tony
Jacob, was knocked overheard
during sudden squall on a pitch
black night in mid-Atlantic. But
his companions found him swim
ming like champion, looking like
he would make Bermuda under his
own steam"
Evening star., 1950-08-30

From Dublin to Brest, France,
thence to vigo, Spain. on to the
Madeiras, the Canary Islands, and
yesterday the doughty little ship
moored at the Royal Bermuda
Yacht Club here.
The four bearded young Irish
men came ashore-joyful over a
dream almost nalf-realized.
Evening star., 1950-08-30
Wounded by Lamp Post

CHICAGO GA bus rammed
lamp post on South Park avenue.
The post smashed through the liv-
ing room window of a home and
struck Mrs. Ina Brown. She was
injured slightly.
Evening star., 1950-08-30
Sports Shop-Third Floor

1o0-$Ss5 to $1295 Bathing Suits popular dressmaker
styles IN cotton full skirts and one and two-piece
models Some little boy style suit group Rayon satin
with full skirts and fitted rayon astex in wide assor-
ment. Sizes 80 to SO $500
Evening star., 1950-08-30

SO-Teens $S5 to $95 Shorts gabardne washable ayon
cords and denim Boxer and styles Pastels
and dark colorS. and 80 On
3OTeens $9 to $1095 Bathing including wanted satin
astex and lasex faie Sapless neck Styles
Maize seafoam famingo and black Sizes 80 to &c. $500
4oTeens $ss5 Ss Blouses pque swiss
washable rayon in dressy tailored styles
and assorted colors. Sizes 10 to l6 6---------- $500
Iens 1885 to $595 Skirts including broad
Cloths dnems in full gathered fitted straight styles
green coral and some prints Sizes 10
Evening star., 1950-08-30

ssl2s5 to s19s5 Bathing Suits in styles
fronts strapess and adjustable straps in Some
red purple Sizes 80 IS s7s5 to $1,000
-ss5o to $5s5 slacks skirts culottes pedal puhers
include purple brown pink or lime sizes broken in
colors and styles Sizes 10 to -----S1oO to $500
so-s25o to s7s5 Beach Shirts denims cotton
knts, knits Blue yellow navy lilac.
Small and medium, also sizes 10 tc 1S $500
s. prss @ and Play Suits in = and eeons
Pastel prints and plain coors in Sizes 12 to 49,
$500 to $1,000
17o-s to ssss Halters including denis spun rayon
cloth in sapless halter neck and adjustable strap styles
RED white natural hme blue. gold and black. Sizes II
1Ssss5 to s4s Shorts DENIM acloth
nS Gne bso hRg ns and little lit boy styles Blue pink lilac lime
eosos5 to sls5 Suits twc-pece styles Nylon
and astex satin or knit in little boy one-piece
blue, green white Sizes 80 to a ~ ~s7s5 to- $1,000
S sSsn f,s sssj Skirts in s Tss styles Cotton
styles Rose lime black blue shrimp Sizes 10 to 49,
$500 and $500
2ss to siGss Blouses in cotton print solid colors cotton
o ve Fayon Long or short sleeves and off
Styles navy black, Sizes $500
Women's Dresses-Second Floor
$l6s5 Rayon Dresses including navy rayon
dark grounds Ma as Sizes 49, Pan o M IN ray0n sheer with light and
10 Women s195 wanted ravon shers and
F OF on n white pastel or dark grounds
styles have separate slips Short bracelet length sleeves
with lace
trims Sizes 1914 to 241a and 18 % wa sI9 m
Is Womens $2995 $500
IN pastel shades; Black hutton
trim few solid color chons and few nrnt ravon
sheerS Broken sizes in regular elk m
is Womens $500 Dressy Dresses Blac r now -
ch1ons with lace inserts cotton checks IN
or brown with white with lingerie few dark rayon
crepes and white green poues with embroidered trim Sizes
18 to AZ and few half ~ ~ m
s4ss5 including twooece sve in
black shanlng Rayon chiffon prints dark grounds Two
piece silk shantung in toast. to cox an
Women's $500 chiffon hlo,, ~tL
s1irred bodice 38 to Ena
Evening star., 1950-08-30
Women's Coot Shop-Third Floor

Womens S1995 Summer Toppers in large Finger tip
length with patch pockets and collars White pink
and gold basket WOOL Sizes AZ to A
Womens $1695 Pink Summer Toppers diagonal
land wool Hip length. Sizes 1612 to 2015
Womens $500 Toppers rayon faile Hip
and knee length styles Black
Womans $5975 Spring Topper grey crepe
Knee length roll collar style. Size 241a
Womens S5975 Full Length Spring Coats Grey gabardne
Boxy style. Sizes 1872 and 20
WOmen's $4975 to S5975 Dressy Spring Coats
boxy style Navy black gabardne Sizes 40 and 20 $500
Womans s4s75 Spring Coat full length style
collar Navy wool twill Size 42z
Evening star., 1950-08-30

Misses and Womens s5975 Suits in gabardine
Mlateen and woreds Coors include beige, dusty pink
grey bright light blue navy black Sizes 10 to
TO- 141z to 24h ---------------- S25
Misses and Women's $5975 gabar-
dine and worsteds wanted late colors
darkS Some Junior sizes in Sizes 49, 10 to 90
14h 24h ---------------- S35.
Evening star., 1950-08-30

25-S350 and S395 Crepe Slips In sizes 80 pink 81
6-s495 Navy Rayon Crepe Petcoats lace trimmed sizes "a
and 26 S1.95
3Ss5 and SSs5 Rayon Crepe Slips in white pink Broken
sizes 95
Slips rayon crepe tailored broken
295
Evening star., 1950-08-30

"a Misses slS9 to ss95 Back Dresses includes
cotton prints in beautiful coo matching
Some linens in beige with trims Sizes 10
10 Misses and Women s395 S1Os5
CLOTH chambray and batistes in tailored styles White
and pink Sizes Il to AZ
Evening star., 1950-08-30
Sports Shop-Third Floor

S6 Misses 1885 to S295 Cotton Dresses including printed
pques cotton broadcloh sun-back dresses with jackets
and many other casual styles Gay colorful prints and
combinations Sizes 10 to 18. 8.------------------$5OO
Evening star., 1950-08-30

IS ]$ s:.:: ": w.: =: 49, Experienced
omvyozy, 1zmMq,-F Street Store only! First Time Ecu for E
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s~sas ~ %~~s on - sm ,nn Pink "s*ss:a%sss%%s
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Junior D.. s, Floor rss:= @s ;=@ sa sizes ss sss =
~~ and Pant" Street
:* !ss !: q % s's &as sA :'s ' %
nn~ ps % n% % % %s % @ Cotton
1855 "%"ss" :* s ~% % @: = @ $:s
Junior Budget DeHeoMh Floor
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@ m s s% @%@ ,"s" s%$ $500 s:s$$ ] e.
" $ - = &c ] $ =: ss sE ~ 7z 7,, xss-st& ST.
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Evening star., 1950-08-30
Time Evcr for Evenmg Shopping
in a 1el2eH Month-end Sale!

Monthend falling Thursday this August gives
uo Thursday evening shoppers their onqokeo opportunity to
shop ees famous monthend ceoroce One word Of mpo
tonce quantities owoys-ore nited No mo telephone,
$50 PM
Evening star., 1950-08-30
reens' Shop-Fourth Floor

1OO-Teens $895 to $1495 Cotton Dresses puues cham
brayS organdeS broadcoths and dimitys one-piece
styles and sun-backs with matching Jackets White
pastes and prints. Wide size range in group $500
Evening star., 1950-08-30
l5-$9.95 and $lO.95
Pure Silk or Nylon Gowns, $5.95
Nylons ~ to 49, silks 80 to 3S.
Hondboes-Street Floor

soSa6o s2o Summer Handbags in white plastic straw and
paste shoulder styles pouches and tailored styles Some
Of kind styles in this $20 to $500 Fed Tax INCL
.Oo to s126o CaIfskn in tailored the shoulder
styles and pouch types Some with Upper tops and double
handles. Black brown navy and few reds and green,
SA74 to S9.54 Fed Tax Incl.
Handbags boxy styles Black $50
Incl. Fed.
Broadcoh fais glove fabric
black brown styles with handles Some with inside
upper pockets $474 Fed Tax Incl
Evening star., 1950-08-30


pouch types with Upper and double
A@'O'' ''A'A 'i'"A navy s4,4 to ssa Fed Tax INCL
$500 Handbags boxy styles $50
to ss Broadcoh als velvet and soft glove fabric in
black brown Pouch styles with top handles Some with inside
GIoves-Street Floor
lis Pairs $35 Sheer Nylon Gloves Black pink
sos Pairs s $500 Gloves double cotton
$1oO
Pairs $3.50 Nylon pink lime
$500 s4oO Cotton Gloves spice chamos lme
frost, light blue white black and brown
81 Pairs S9 to S3S5 Gloves of black suede doe finished
2o7 Pairs sss5 to $500 Kdkn Gloves handsev Also group
includes suedes and doe finished heepskn Black only S95
as4 Pairs $500 and $500 Pkn Gloves white Slightly soled
dark brown doe finished sheepkn gloves light grey
pink kelly, white beige few capeskns lot SsSs
Pairs $500 to $4,000 Imported and Domestic Capn Gloves
grey brown beige and butterscotch - e
Jewely-Street Floor
soo Assorted Pieces of Jewe including bracelets and
JeweIry including white
beads pink and blue and brightly cOOed beads Mostly neck
$3.50 Jewery including
let's 8 necklaces. u pins and 10 pairs @ OF earrings @
Hondkerchiefs-Street Floor
SOC Handkeefs with Chinese hand embroidery and hand rolled
Bright cotton prints a assortment
handkechiefs with machine embroidered initials Broken assor
Neckweor-Street Floor
$1s5 cottons rayon
bosettes Some pique boeros In assorted colors
Colors and sizes broken S1OO to s195
$1s5 Printed Blousees bberg wide variety of
coo and prints Broken sizes from 80 to
Corsets-Second Floor
r-slaso to $3.50 Foundations Nylon Lasex and
Rayon Brocade Small and medium figures "a to A. Talon
1lG$0 to SIS Girdles only se discontinued
from regular stock Rayon Lastex cotton hand
oomed eastc and Power Nets A. Is and 16inch lengths
all LaSteX with single double panels Of
Sizes 26 to 80 $685. $1295
ss125o Nyon Foundations talon closing, tall and
shorter figures The foundation with patented back feature
prevents riding up" ST. 42 -----ss5
4I-SS50 Gidles Girdes white, LaSex
Rayon Satin Talon closing models for the smaed figure
NeoEqees-Fifth Floor
ss4s5 serscker broadclot
prints solid colors. Sizes 10 to 20--$SO0
S Cotton dotted swisses
broadcloth in the Zip and styles White pink
yellow and blue Sizes 10 to
7$O95 Neggees Washable printed patterns
Wrap styles Sizes IL to
SS5 to s1O95 Cotton Pque Husecoats Hostess styles in
fuscha Sizes IA to 18
Neggees nyon pegnoir styles
and others in with lace trims White and pink
$7.05 to $lO.95 Casual Shoes, $3-4th Fl.
footwear including Joyce
Bernardo sandals fabrics, coorul kids ankle straps
barefoot sandals broken sizes, Of course
$l4.95 Colorful Patent Leather
Sandals by Mademoiselle ---$6
| Blues, reds pinks yelows-gala footwear