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Evening star., 1952-08-13
Sewer District Proposed

A petition asking the Fairfax
Circuit Court to create a sanitary
sewer district in the Annandale
area was signed by nearly 100
persons at a meeting of the An
lnandale Citizens Association last
night.
The proposed new sanitary dis
trict would be the sixth in the
county. 1t would be bounded on
the east by Lincolnia, on the north
by Gallows road, on the west by
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Quiet Ohio County Faces Influx
Of35,OOO AtomPIont Workers
By the Assoeioied Press

WAVERLY, Ohio, Aug. 49,
Pike County, Ohio - still numb
from the news a 81 billion atom
plant will be built among it's hills
looked around today for hous-
ing and other needs for some
35, 900 workers.
Part of the problem also con-
fronted Scioto County, whose
county seat, Portsmouth, is %
miles south of the site of the
plant that will extract uranium
235 from uranium ore.
The announcement by the
Atomic Energy Commission in
Washington yesterday that the
$1.2 billion plant would be erected
a few miles south of here stirred
up a lot of excitement.
Pike County's 14,607 residents
make most of their money rails
ing corn, wheat and oats and
turning out dairy products. Wav-
erly. their county seat, has only
1879 population, two policemen
and two fire trucks. Wagons and
tractors are a comman sight on
the towns main street.
Will Employ 5000.
All that will be changed when
IS 900 construction workers begin
coming in. When the plant is COM
pleted in about four years. it will
employ about 5000. But atomic
Energy officials, basing their esti-
mate on the Oak Ridge (Tenn.)
plant, figure completion of the
tplant will add about $4,000 semi
permanent residents to the two
counties.
The plant will separate uranium
235 through a gaseous diffusion
process that will require 1.8 mil
lion kilowatts of electrical power
at peak production. The product
is used in atom bombs, atomic
engines and devices whereby ra-
dioactive isotopes are produced for
medical and other research
Plant construction may begin late
this year.
Mention gaseous diffusion around
Pike County and you get a blank
stare. Most of the residents don t
know much about atomic energy
But just mention $4,000 workers
and a billion dollars and they
shake their heads with awe.
Where are we going to put
them?" they ask.
Bonanza for Builders.
Acc officials are not planning
to build a housing development
like the one at Oak Ridge. They
will leave such problems to private
firms. They figure about one out
Of every five workers will live in
a trailer, anyway.
The Acc planned to announce
exact location of the plant today.
1t already has announced the gen.
eral location-some $500 acres or
about 10 square miles Of Pike
County.
The Acc plans to set up tenn
porary headquarters at Ports
mouth, a city Of about $4,000 that
may become the hub of plant
activity. The plant already is
being referred to as the Ports
mouth project"
About eight miles south of Wav-
erly. on Winding U. s. Route %
is place called SargentS, whose
so residents live in the heart OF
the 6,500-acre site.
Sargents consists Of a few farms
a gravel company, a concrete block
manufactures and a combination
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Truman Asks Sawyer
To Figure Aid Needed
For Merchant Fleet
Representative Kirwan

President Truman today asked
Secretary Of Commerce Sawyer
to determine the minimum
amount Of Federal aid that would
be required to assure merchant
fleet of adequate size and quality
The Presidents request was
embodied in a letter in which he
called on the Commerce Secretary
for a study involving "a critical
re-evaluation of the overall
scope Of existing Federal aid and
Of it's relation to a. sound pro-
motional objective" for the ship
ping industry.
The President acted in follow
ing up his earlier criticism of 9
shipping bill passed at the last
session of Congress.
Feels They Are Excessive.
At that time he expressed thu
view that the new law did no
adjust tax benefits, which he feel.
are excessive.
Today the President wrote
Secretary Of the Treasury SnydeI
to prepare data for the next Con
gress which would show what j.
needed in the way of tax reform
Concurrently, he wrote the Sec
retary of Commerce to determin
whether the elimination of ia,
benefits would require any increas
in direct subsidy.
Sawyer-Warren Row Cited.
Ship subsidies provoked a warn
argument few weeks ago between
Controller General Lindsay c
Warren and Secretary Sawyer.
The Controller General de
nounced a contract under which
the Government had paid abou
$50 million in subsidies and ma
tional defense allowances to th'
United States Lines in connection
with the construction of the new
superliner the United States.
It was brought out at the tim,
that the United States Lines in.
vestment approximated $28 mil
lion as against the $50 million
Mr.. Sawyer defended the contract
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Very Rev. Joseph Hodges
Named Richmond Auxiliary
By the Associated Press

Pope Plus XII has appointed the
Very Rev. Joseph H. Hodges as
auxiliary to Peter Ireton, Bishop
of Richmond, it was announced
today.
Bishop-elect Hodges was born
october 8, 1911. at Harpers Ferry,
w. Va. and attended st. Charles
College, Cantonsville, Md. and
North American College, Rome,
Italy. He was ordained December
8. 1898.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Card Pleu Puys OFF

An advertisement for picture
postcards to send to children
overseas brought 5000 packages
containing nearly / million cards
to an Ardleigh, England. girl,
aged 7.
Evening star., 1952-08-13

S@ 80
m e n is an d
agencies. The
program is en-
bodied in a bill
introduced at
the last days
session of Con-
gress by Chair
man Johnston
of the Senate
Civil S ervi ce
Committee. The
measure will be
re = introduced
by S e n a tor
Evening star., 1952-08-13
The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Supervisory Selection System
Hit in Puryis Groups Report
By Joseph YOUNG

The special Senate unit investigating today issued
report sharply cczng the Governments method selecting
supervisory employees.
The Senate Civil Service Subcommittee
FBI Agent Melvin Pur declared
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Maryland and Virginia
News in Brief
News in Brief

Wakefield-Chapel road and on the
south by the Southern Railroad
tracks. Annandale is in the CEN
ter of the proposed district.
Evening star., 1952-08-13

Ition this evening. Low, between
60 and IS in west and between IS
and 10 in east tonight.
River Report.
From US. Engineers)
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah cloudy ct
Harpers Ferry. s--
Humidity.
| tReadings at Washington National Airport.)
Yesterday Pct To-day Pct.
Noon 50 am. 80
{ pm. ----- q 10 am. ----- 7s
Midnight 81 - ! pm. So
Evening star., 1952-08-13

Highest, 101, on June 26.
Lowest, Is, on January 80.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High. 81. at 1910 pm.
Low, 10, at 6:16 am.
Evening star., 1952-08-13

supervisory positions"
1t urged a new system for Sc
lecting supervisory employees in
Evening star., 1952-11-20
Larger Buses Opposed
On Crosstown Route

The proposal of the Capital
Transit Co. to use larger buses on
the crosstown route was opposed
by the Friendship Citizens Asso-
citation last night.
The group will appeal to the
Public Utilities Commission to
have the company continue serv-
ice with the present smaller
vehicles.
The argument against the
change in buses was based on
speculation that the larger buses
would reduce the parking facilities
on the narrow streets along the
route. The crosstown route origi-
mates at Westmoreland and Ten
ley Circles and winds through
several residential streets in the
Friendship area on its way to the
Northeast section of the city.
Chairmen of the major COM
mitteeS for the new season were
appointed. They are: John Gal
vim, membership; John Hummer,
legislation; Robert Shaw, coming;
Frank A. Stutz, education, and
Oscar Berry. utilities.
Edmund C. Cush. president,
conducted the meeting in the
Janney School. Wisconsin avenue
and Albemarle street NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-20
Budget Bureau Gets
Lynn S Projects for
Improving Capitol

Several improvements to the
Capitol and its grounds will be
recommended to the 83d Congress.
David Lynn, architect Of the
Capitol, has submitted to the
Budget Bureau estimates for vari-
Gus projects. including funds to
prepare preliminary plans for ex-
tension Of the East Front of the
Capitol. This project has been
discussed for many years. It
would give more room for Offices,
committee rooms and a restaurant.
Mr.. Lynn has suggested an item
of $25.000 for preliminary plans
and estimates of cost.
The Budget Bureau is preparing
the budget for fiscal year 1854 to-
be sent to Congress in January by
President Truman.
Would Reconstruct Terraces.
Reconstruction of the terraces
on the north. west and south
sides of the Capitol also would be
accomplished by an item of $751;
900 submitted to the Budget
Bureau. Stone has deterioratedI
on these terraces, and water has
been leaking into the utility spaces
below. The public has been barred
from these terraces for about IL
years.
The big plaza at the East Front
OF the Capitol, where thousands
will gather for the inaugural
ceremonies on January 20, is ex-
pected to be repaved. on a stronger
base. This plaza and all road
ways on the Capitol grounds were
constructed in the days of horse
and buggy traffic. They now need
a stronger base and resurfacing
An item of $70O. 900 is being sug-
gested' for this work.
Heating Work Under Way.
To complete repairs to the Cap
itol Power Plant for furnishing
heat and chilled water to cool
buildings on the Hill, Mr.. Lynn
is asking for about $21a million.
This work is now well under way
A big tunnel from the power plant
to the Senate Office Building, toI
carry conduits. is expected to be
finished by spring.
The controversial project for al
new Senate Office Building prob
ably will come up for considera-
tion in the new Republican Con-
gresS. Authorized in 1948, Con-
gress provided funds for purchase
of the site, bounded by Constitu-
ton avenue, First street and CI
street NE. and running eastward
for half a block to an alley. The
site has been cleared of all struc-l
lures and now is being used as
a parking lot. Objection in the
Senate. led by Senator Ellender,
Democrat. of Louisiana, has
blocked construction of the build
ing so far.
Evening star., 1952-11-20
Fraudulent General
Asks 10 Go 10 Turkey
BY the Assoeioted Press

NORFOLK. Nov. 20.-Edward
Donald Miller was to appear in
Federal Court here today to hear
from Judge Albert v. Bryan if he
will be allowed to help construct
a secret Air Force base in Turkey
or must go to prison for imper-
sonating one-star Air Force gen.
eral.
Miller, 46, of Hampton, appeared
IN Federal Court Tuesday and was
found guilty of impersonating a
brigadier general of the Air Force
at Fort Story last July.
The problem was somewhat
complicated by the fact that Miller
actually did serve as a major in
the Air Force during the war. He
was arrested July "a at the Fort
Story officers club.
1t. Maurice K. Sparkman.
o. S. A.. assistant mess and billet
ing officer at Fort Story, testified
that Miller turned up in his Office
June % and talked to a clerk
there, introducing himselg as
General Miller"
When he said that, got up
and came around the desk and
talked to him myself" 1t. Spark
man said. 1t. Sparkman later
showed Miller the bathhouse and
officers club facilities. The fol-
lowing week Miller asked for an
associate membership and locker
card.
Miller told the court he had
been drinking last summer, was
now trying to rehabilitate him
self and asked for an opportunity
to accept employment which has
been offered to him in connection
with construction of the air base
In Turkey.
Evening star., 1952-11-20
Misses Fur-trimmed and
Furless Coots-3rd Floor

Misses $179.75 black dressy coats in Jinora
Poodle with ranch mink collars. Sizes
IA. Is ---------- $l4S
Misses $125 Navy Nordella Forstmann
woolen dress coats with natural Beaver
collars. Sizes IL, 16 SsS
Misses $125 Gray Anglo Nordella wooden
with capelet collar and cuffs of silver
dyed muskrat. Size IL - $S8
Misses $98.75 Poodle cloth dress coats with
grey Persian collar and scarf. Size 10 to 10,
in grey, black or imperial blue - $8S
Misses $79.75 Craigleigh Fleece coats in
blue or violet mixture with beaver collar.
Sizes IL 16 S68
6-Misses' $125 Anglo Jirina Poodle woolen
dressy coats with lynx fox collars. Green,
brown mauve, grey. Sizes 10, II, IA S8a
All fur products labeled to sto,D country
OF origin OF imported turs
Evening star., 1952-11-20

Teens SIS to S29.95 Suits Sl8
Excellent choice Of popular colors. in dress
maker styles with slim or flared skirts Ray
on flannels and repps. Sizes 9 to IS.
Teens Sl2.e5 to SASS Dresses $40
Winter cottons with Corduroy jackets. also
rayon tissue faille or rayon taffeta dresses
in date styles, good choice of colors. Sizes
8 to Is.
Teens $l6.o5 Dresses ~ Sl2
Black. red or Royal rayon crepes in basic
styles for daytime wearing. Teen sizes to Is.
Teens $4.95 Corduroy BIouses So
Classic style blouses with button front. In
black, red, green. or grey. Sizes to IS.
Teens $3.95 Blouses ---- - 81
Cotton blouses with open collar style, short
sleeves, choice Of colors. Sizes 80 to SO.
Budget Sports Shop Street Floor
l5-S3.o5 to S5.o5 BIouses $3.50
Nylon and rayon blouses, many in white,
some pastels, some one Of kind, in
broken size range.
5l-S3.o5 to S5.o5 Sweaters - $3.50
Mostly wool slipons in green, wine, yel-
low or white. sizes "a to 40. Some cardi-
gans in green or tangerine wool, mostly
in sizes SO and 10.
1885 to $5.o5 Cotton BIouses $3.50
Long sleeve shirtwaist style in white
cottons, mostly sizes So to SO. Print
cottons in purple, black or red. sizes
70 Is.
5$3.o5 Royon Sob Stacks $500
Nicely tailored. practical rayon gabar-
dine slacks in navy or black, in sizes
10 to II.
67-S3.95 to Sl0.95 Skirts ----4 -S4, S.
Slim and flared styles ms red. green,
black or blue corduroy. Slim-style wool
jerseys in black or grey. Wool flannel
in heather brown or black with ribbed
waistline. Broken sizes 10 to 16.
7o-slzs5 Jumpers s795
Wool tweed coat style jumpers with
flared skirts, In grey, brown or blue.
Sizes to Is.
llS5.95 Plaid Vests ts---------4
Mostly navy and red wool plaids, in
sizes . to Is.
3-$l095 Plaid Wool Joeket
Fully lined plaid wool jackets IN sizes
to IL.
Evening star., 1952-11-20
Accused Driver Insists
Police Doctor Was Drunk
BY the Assoeiossd Press

STRATFORD. England. Nov. 20.
"A man charged with driving
while drunk was acquitted in
court yesterday after protesting
that the police doctor who ex-
amined him was under the in
fluence Of liquor.
The defense presented another
doctor as witness. He testified
that when he shook hands with
the police surgeon, the latter
smelled strongly Of liquor. The
police doctor denied it.
Evening star., 1952-11-20

l20 Poirs $l2.95 to Sl5.95 Shoes S.
Odd lots taken from our regular stock
to clear! Patent sandals. red sandals,
few pairs of gray and patent pumps.
Some brown and black suicides, some blue
calf :. sling pumps, opera styles and
sandals.
Evening star., 1952-11-20
7O-Womens $l35, Sl45 Funed coots,

Beautiful new styles in fine textured
fabrics, elaborately furred with beaver
collars and cuffs, gray, Bassarisk ascot
collars, American Broadtail stole-scarfs.
mink ascots scarfs. Mirelga, Veldura.
Alora and Akita. Anglo woolens, in
black, green, purple, raisin. Tropic
Night, Windward Blue, beige and
purple. Sizes 101a to 221a, "a to AZ.
All fur products labeled to sto,o country of
origin of imported turs.
Evening star., 1952-11-20
individual Designer Suits
Greatly Reduced!

2-$59.95 Wool Tweed Suits, size IA in brown.
size IL in grey -- $45
1895 Wool dresses and jacket, brown in
sizes 10, IA, Is, black in size 10 S4s
2-$69.95 Wool Dresses and jacket suits, size
10 in grey size IL in black S45
1-$79.95 Wool Suit in red tweed in red
wool with double collar, size 16. Jewel
button trim ay---..-- - -----S55
a$8995 Wool Suits, jewel-trimmed. Purple
in sizes 18, 20. Dior Blue suit in size IA,
$6s
sos Spanish cummerbund wool suits. Grey.
size IA, brown sizes 10, IL --.-.- S65
1-$95 Grey striped wool suit, size 12 S65
2-$115 three-piece wool suits Gray size 10.
black size IL - - 500
2--$1l5 Wool Tweed suits, velvet trim. Brown
in size. II, blue in size IL - $50
1-$115 Sugar brown wool suit, size TO- $40
1-$115 Blue wool costume suit, size IA $50
1-$115 black wool suit, size IA $50
1-$135 three-piece navy suit, size 10----$9
1-$135 red and black wool tweed suit, size
IA - --------,--. -. ------$e5
1-$235 brown wool imported-fabric suit, size
1-s265 brown wool tweed suit, velvet collar.
size 18 --.--.--.. SITS
$3.50 wool tweed two-piece suit, size IL,
SITS
$3.50 green wool, olive green trim, size IL,
SITS
$3.50 beige wool suit, velvet trim, size 16,
SITS
1-$275 grey wool suit, jewel trim, size 10,
SITS
1-$275 navy wool suit, silk ascot. Size is,
SITS
French Room-Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-11-20
Teen Shop-Fourth Floor

Teens $45 to $49.o5 coots S2o
Handsome coats in wonderful color
assortment, including black in tweeds,
checks, Botany Nubellas, broadcloths
and fleeceS. Sizes to Is.
Evening star., 1952-11-20

40 Pairs! $8.o5 to SASS Shoes, $4
140 pairs of shoes-mostly casual
styles in multi-color Cobra skin
:. some in tan or brown feathers.
Also few pairs of dyable white
satin sandals with flat heels. Sizes
are broken, only few pairs Of
each style!
Evening star., 1952-11-20
Sl.l0 to Sl.50 NyIon Hosiery.
Pairs 81 50

Choice OF 81 and IS gauge hosiery,
Is and 30 denier weights, includ-
ing some discontinued Gold Stripe
styles. Good color selection, mes
dium. light and dark shades. AL
first quality. Sizes 81s to IL In the
group, but not every size in every
color or style. F Street only.
Evening star., 1952-11-20

AS9S.75 CroisIeish CosuoI coot. $S8
Boxy style in brown, green, or natural
fleece with roll Beaver collar. Sizes 10h
to 16A.
8-Women's 500. IS Furred Dress Coot, S88
Boxy style with Jap mink cuffs, Bassarisk
collar and cuffs, beaver collar and cuffs.
Suede and poodle woolens in brown,
purple, beige or green. Sizes 14h to 20a.
l0-Womers S7e.75 Furred coots -S6S
Cross-dye poodle, broadcloth and suede
cloth, in black. blue, grey Sugar brown,
with muskrat cuffs Black Persian
lamb collar and cuffs, or yokes. Sizes
36 and 1914 to 22h.
3-Women's $7o.75 FurIess Coots, S68
Boxy style in Uxbridge Poodle. cross
dyed, in green, grey, and blue. Sizes
14h to 1871.
5-Women's $69.75 croieIeieh coots, S5S
Fitted and boxy styles in fleece or suede
woolens, in grey. beige or aqua. Sizes 80
to &c.
+Women's $59.75 Dressy Goats S4S
Furless coats of hubby boucle. in black.
Majestic Blue Fitted and boxy styles.
Sizes 1914 to 20a.
l0-Women's $l25 Furred Coots -$l00
Fitted styles in Juilliard Astrand with
2-skin scarf collar Of dyed finch. Boxy
style in ForStmann Mirela with black
Persian stole-scarf Black, purple wine,
brown and green. Sizes 10h to 1871.
All fur products labeled to show country
OF origin OF imported turs
- A>-I q 9c c:Ll 49, c1nn
Dressy styles in Forstmann's Lorda and
imported Poodle. Also Boxy styles in
black, blue, brown and grey. Sizes 80
to 38, 1914 to 1871.
l-Women's Sle5 Forstmonn Poodle
Fitted Coot ----------------$ $l65
With Beaver collar and cuffs. Size 12h.
l-Women's Sl45 Blue Tweed Fured
Coot -$ll0
Cross-dye curled blue tweed with white
dyed fox shawl collar, in casual boxy
style. Size 12h.
5-Women's Sll0 Furred Forstmonn
Tweed Coot $88
Casual boxy coat in Forstmann's curled
tweed in grey or beige, white dyed fox
collar Sizes 12h to 1917.
Sports Shop Dresses-3rd Floor
SS95 Block Royon Foille Jumper Dresses. S.
$40, $l295, $l3.95 Dresses $795
Rayon taffeta with full pleated skirt, neck
bow trim. Rayon one-piece dresses, rayon
faille coat dresses with dicky. Black or navy.
$l795 Dressy Dresses es------------ $40
Iridescent rayon taffeta, blue, copper or
grey. Surplice style, button front. mushroom
pleated skirt
$f2 and S22 Wool Dresses es-------S -Sl2
Wool herringbone tweed, grey or blue. Long
sleeved style. Tweed jersey one-piece with
rayon faille midriff. Royal blue.
At r Street and Silver Spring
Budget Sports Shop Street Floor
22-Sl3.95 Corduroy jackets $7o5
Dupont corduroy in red, green, toast
or blue styled with pockets. Sizes
10 to 16.
20-S8.95 Wool Tweed jackets s--4
Styled with Dolman push-up sleeves.
round collar Spencer style jackets.
black and white, brown and white. sizes
0 to is
Evening star., 1952-11-20

H$6996 silk faille suits, sizes 10 and IL, in
red. Size 20 in navy S45
3-$6996 Silk Taffeta cocktail dress, sizes
IA and 20 in blue, size 16 in purple S45
2-$6995 black rayon crepe basic dress
trimmed with faille. sizes IL and 16 S45
4-$45 Black silk cocktail dresses, sizes IL
and -S2S
s-s3a.s5 Unlined wool suits, brown or grey,
sizes 10 and Is ----- SIS
5-$3995 Checkered wool suits trimmed with
velvet. Sizes 10 to $2S
2-$39s5 Black silk cocktail dresses, sizes
IA and 16 - ---.----.-- ----S2S
2-s3995 Silk taffeta cocktail dresses with
full skirts. Red, size IL, turquoise size IA.
SIS
7-s3ss5 Rayon taffeta cocktail dresses with
flying panel skirts-pink or turquoise,
sizes IL TO 10 --.-------- SIS
7-$2995 Silk faille coat-dresses. brown or
black Sizes 10 to 16 ------$l5
5-$2995 to $35 Cotton Tweed dresses, royal
or black Sizes 10 to IA $40
9-$2995 Short evening dresses with stole,
rayon taffeta, green, turquoise red or
black. Sizes 10 to 16 6---. $40
6-$2995 Silk cocktail dresses, chartreuse or
green. Sizes IL to o16----S20
l-$2995 Blue lace afternoon dress, size IA,
$40
9-$49.95 Silk Taffeta cocktail dresses, royal
or tan, sizes 10 to 16 ------$35
7-$4995 Black rayon faille dresses with
jacket Adaptation of French design. Sizes
10 to 16 ..--.----- .-. ------.. -$3s
5-s4ss5 Black silk cocktail dresses sizes 10
s-s4s.s5 Cotton tweed suits, sizes 10 to 9 Is,
$50
2-s4e95 Navy rayon faille suit dresses, size
20 - --.-.-. .---.-- ~ $50
2-$7995 Silk taffeta coat dresses with jacket
lace-trimmed, in blue. Sizes IL and 20 SIS
Evening star., 1952-11-20
Women's Dresses-Second Floor,
+ Street and Silver SPRING

women SDTeSSeS-SeCono Floots
T Street and Silver Spring
Women's Sl6e5, $l7.e5 Dresses - $40
20-One of-a-kind rayon crepes, rayon CAB
ardines in basic and tailored styles in
wide range of colors. Broken Sizes
45-Women's Sl9.95, S22.e5 Dresses, sl2
Rayon crepes in black, green, plum,
one and two piece styles, self-pleating
and tuck trims One piece rayon faille,
button front, with velvet bow Group
includes sizes l41a to 22la. 18 to "A.
30-Women's SIS Dresses $lS
Rayon crepe one-piece dresses in black.
plum, grey or blue, button-to-hem style,
with color contrast, self-pleated trim.
Another style with braid trim; few
dinner dresses with marquisette yoke
and bead trim. Sizes 141a to 2212,
10 to AZ.
40-Women's S2o.95 Dresses $40
Rayon crepe one-piece dresses, bead
trims. Two-piece rayon crepes with
braid and color contrast trims. A few
2-piece rayon failles in black or navy.
Sizes include 141a to 221a. 18 to 40.
l5-Women's S3o.o5 Dresses SIS
Brown basic rayon crepes touched with
color. Rayon crepe dinner dresses with
lace top, in blue, rose or grey, broken
sizes.
women's $4s95 Rose Lace Dinner Dress
size So - - $50
women's $4ss5 Blue Lace Formal with
Cape size 201a-- $50
/ Women's Rose Chiffon lace, Size 20 = S45
/ Women's $125 Rose nylon net and lace.
size 38 -~-s--SS5
women's Silk Formal, size 1s-------- SIS
Misses Dresses, Second Floors,
F Street and Silver Springs
Misses $l7.95 Dresses $50
Street and afternoon styles, one and two
piece dresses, in rayon crepes, novelty fabrics
A few dresSy afternoon and cocktail dresses
included. Black. blue. brown. red. green
Misses sizes.
Misses Sl9.95 and $22.75 Dresses ---Sl2
Including cocktail, dressy afternoon, basic
and tailored dresses in fine rayon crepes.
rayon tissue failles, novelty rayon taffetas.
few 1905 woods. One and two piece styles
Misses SIS and $2oo5 Dresses $lS
Unusual group of street, afternoon. dinner
and evening dresses. with wide choice Of
novelty fabric cocktail dresses, one and two
piece styles. Some tailored and active sports
dresses included Black, navy and brown,
ais osome pastel colors. Misses sizes.
Misses Szo.o5 and S35 Dresses $50
One and two-piece afternoon. and street
dresses. in 1907 woods, sheer rayon. failles.
rayon taffetas. novelty fabrics, in black, navy.
brown, green, red and pastels. Misses sizes.