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The Nome nugget., 1953-09-28
US. AND SPAIN SIGN 2O-YEAR
 DEFENSE PACT

WASHINGTON, R- The Uni ted States and Spain Saturday signed a 20-year defense agree ment giving this country the right to develop and use naval and air bases on Spanish soil and assuring Spain of military equipment from the United States.
 The historic action brought Francois Spain, long summed by the victors of World War II, into partnership with the United States in the Vests defense against the danger of Soviet attack.
 Ambassador James c. Dunn and Spanish Foreign Minister Alberto Martin Artajo also signed eco- homie assistance and mutual de- fense assistance agreements, the latter spelling out the specific conditions under which Spain will receive military aid.
 The State Department released the text of the three agreements together with a statement saying that assistance to Spain totalling $226 million will be supplied un- der the Mutual Security Program during the fiscal year ending next June 30.
 The announcement said that $85 million will be for defense sup port assistance meaning various uses in some way contributing to the development of military strength-and $141 million dollars for actual military equipment.
 A major aim of the US. aid to Spain is to modernize, in some degree and over a period of years, the Franco governments army and naval forces.
 The army is now estimated to include 30 divisions.
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-28
Herald Stringer Charged By D.A. With Conduct
 Unbecoming An Attorney

ANCHORAGE, R - Herald Stringer, Anchorage attorney who is Alaska's Third Division Repub- lican committeeman, was charged in a complaint filed Friday by US. District Attorney Seaborn Buckalew with conduct unbecom- ing an attorney.
 The complaint was filed after the withdrawal of a secret infor- mation filed last week by Bucka- lew. It accuses Stringer of solicit ing excessive fees" totaling $2,- $50 from former cab driver Robert Lee Kemp concerning a felony charge filed against Kemp in the US. Commissioners Court.
 Stringer denied the charge, tell ing the Times: Il am not disposed to try the case in the newspapers. The charge is without merit. It is completely unfounded, unWarran- ted. At the proper time and place I will tell my side of the story"
 Stringer, as Republican commit teeman, endorsed William Plum mer for Buckelew's job.
 The penalty for misconduct by an attorney ranges from repri- mand to disbarment. Stringer has 10 days in which to file an answer to the information.
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-28
Seed Gifts To
 Philippines Help Fight Communism

SAN FRANCISCO American contributions of vegetable seeds to the people of the Philippines totalled over 50O,00O packets as of Aug. 31, Seeds for Democracy headquarters announced here re- gently.
 Many gifts of seeds have come from Alaska" said John M. Reed, director of the Seeds program which is currently in progress throughout the United States.
 The seeds are destined for the gardens of Filipino rural families and farmers. Climatic and soil conditions in the Philippine Re public inhibit the reproductive capacity of most vegetables. Al though fine vegetables will grow there, new seed is needed yearly until strains of each vegetable are developed which will thrive in that tropic country. Agriculturists are presently working to develop suitable varieties.
 Seeds most needed in the Phil ippines this year are squash, to- mato, mustard, eggplant, cabbage, pea, bush, pole, and soy bean and Chinese cabbage. Cash contribu- tions are welcome and are used exclusively for the purchase of seeds. Gifts and requests for addi- tional information may be ad- dressed to Seeds for Democracy, San Francisco, California.
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-28
Airman Killed In Crash Of BPS Weather Plane

FAIRBANKS, R-A B-29 wealth CT reconnaissance plane attempt ing to limp back to Eielson Air Force Base with crippled engines, crashed Friday two miles north of the field, killing one crewman and injuring 10 others.
 The plane had taken off from the field a few minutes earlier on regular weather observation trip to the North Pole. A short distance out, the pilot reported his engines were failing and he was turning back
 The big craft plowed into the ground short of the field. None of the men was critically injured, air base officials said.
 The plane, attached to the 58th Weather Reconnaissance Squad ron, was the first of the big con- verted bombers to crack up in more than five years of weather mission flights in polar areas.
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-28
SITKA TO CELEBRATE 86th ANNIVERSARY
 OF ALASKA PURCHASE

Members of the Alaska Day Festival Committee in Sitka are extending and invitation to all Alaskans to the Sitka celebration commemorating the 86th anni-. versary of the transfer of the territory from Russia to the Uni ted States.
 Sitka is the natural site for the celebration of this memorable event-not only because of the rich historical and cultural back ground of the community, but al so because it is the last home of so many of the courageous men and women who pioneered this magnificent country-the Alaska Pioneers Home.
 Boards for the men, and period costumes for the women from Oct. 16 through the 18th will be mandatory-with kangaroo courts for those who do not obey the rules - and really worthwhile prizes for the successful contend CTS in many classifications.
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-28
North Korean Pilot Who Flew MIG To Seoul Leaves Korea

SEOUL, RAThe North Korean pilot who flew a Russian-made MIG IS jet fighter to Seoul air base Monday was reported Satur- day to have left Korea.
 His whereabouts could not be learned but one unverified report said he was flown to Okinawa to advise American pilots who will test fly the MIG.
 The Communist plane was dis assembled and placed aboard a C-124 transport last Tuesday. It was enroute to the United States for detailed study when it was stopped on orders from Washing ton.
 There were unofficial reports earlier Saturday that the MIG had been taken to Okinawa.
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-28
NOTICE OF ELECTION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, in accordance with the Act of Congress of May 28, 1886 (49 Stat. 1883, and an Act of Con- gress of August 25, 1949, (63 Stat. 62O authorizing the City of Nome, Alaska, to enter into an agree ment to purchase from the United States school addition and alter ations and repairs to the existing school structure, provided pur- suant to said Act of Congress of August "A, 1949, to pay therefor a purchase price of $250,000, incur indebtedness, issue general obli- gation bonds, and in accordance with Ordinance No. 36O of said City of Nome passed and ap- proved September 25, 1853, for the submission of the hereinafter stated proposition to the qualified electors of said City of Nome whose names appear on the last tax assessment roll of said City of Nome for municipal tax pur- poses that being the roll prepared for the calendar year 1852, a special election will be held in the City of Nome, Alaska, on Monday, the 18th day of October, 1853, between the hours of 8 o'clock am. and 6 o'clock pm. on said day, the polling place for which shall be the City Hall in tion will be submitted to the qual- flied registered electors of said City, whose names appear on the last tax assessment roll for said City for the calendar year 1852, the following proposition:
 Shall the City of Nome, Alaska,
 incur indebtedness in the sum
 of $250,000, for the purpose of
 acquiring the following work of
 a permanent nature: Construct
 and equip a school addition; re-
 pair and alter existing school
 structure, to be constructed by
 the United States of America and sold to the City of Nome at
 a price not in exces of $250,000,
 said indebtedness to bear inter
 est at 21 per annum, to be
 evidenced by Project Con-
 struction and Sales Agreement
 between the City of Nome and
 the United States and by gen.
 eral obligation bonds to mature
 in not to exceed twenty years,
 secured by a pledge of the full
 faith and credit of the City of
 Nome, Alaska, and to levy a tax
 or taxes sufficient to pay the
 interest and principal of said
 bonds when due, all as provided
 by Ordinance No. 360 of the
 City of Nome, passed and ap-
 proved the 18th day of Septern-
 Der, 1853, and assume the ob-
 ligation to operate and main
 tain said public work in per petuity?
 The polls will be open during the hours above stated and the following persons to wit: All per sons whose names appear on the tax assessment roll of the City of Nome for municipal taxation for the year 1852, who are otherwise qualified electors of said City of Nome and are registered shall be entitled to vote at said election.
 WITNESS my hand and official seal of the City of Nome, Alaska, this 18th day of September, 1853.
 Carrie M. McLain, (GFAT1 City C1nrL
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-28

Personal and Legal Size File Folders on Sale at the Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-28

Legal Blanks al The Nome Nugget
Evening star., 1953-03-30

S2s and $995 Robes Rayon velvet long robes
in black with jewel buttons, sizes 10 to 18. few long
taffeta Zppered hostess robes with velvet collars
red sizes 10 to a. Also short quilted busters
pastels and white sizes 10 to 90 Assorted twopece ressy
ounging pajama sets in rayon satin, rayon falle and
few in quilted fabrics; sizes 10 to
1-$3995 $45 Ensembles Two long rayon velvet
coachman robes; one size IL in red; size 10 in blue
black nyon tvo-pece robe and ensemble with lace
trim, size a. Six 2pece hostess ensembes-white shan
tng blouse with long rayon a skirt striped shantung
blouse with corduroy skirt Assorted coors sizes
Two nylon trcot 2piece and robe ensembles Pink
sizes 10 and IL acknowledgements. .Sla
Evening star., 1953-03-30

-WOmens S125 and $145 in Forstann
zbeline Box styles with self ascot collars Rust and black
Sizes 1917 to 1872 SIS
6Womens $sS5 and $9S75 Dressy Coats in Forsmann
Juiard poodle cloth Fitted and box styles in purple grey
navy and black Sizes 101s to 1872 $5S
SWOmens S695 and $795 Poodle Fleece and Suede Dresy
Coats Grey beige and brown sizes 1917 16 S48
SWOmens $7975 Furred Goats in needle point poodle
CLOTH Box styles with beaver dyed black Persian lamb
collars or muskrat cuffs Rust and black sizes 1914
to 1917 S4S
2-WOmens $S875 Furess TOppers in Forstmann Mirrak
Blue and black Size 10h S6S
1WOen $SS75 Wine Poodle Cloth Coat with grey Persian
lamb collar Size 141a $65
1-W0mens $9z5 FurIess Topper wooen
Size 1914
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MATERNITY DREssEs-seeond floor

30-S&s5 to Sass Dresses Two-piece tweed rayons In
red or grey; two-piece velvet trimmed rayons Ia
gold Oxford grey blue. Separate jackets In blue
or green plaid. Sizes 10 to 16 In the group S.
4os12s5 to s149s Two-piece Dresses; striped rayon
failles in brown or grey with rayon taffeta trim:
rayon tweeds In blue or grey with velvet trim;
black rayon failles with velvet collars Dressy
separate jackets IN metallic rayons with velvet
trim. Sizes 10 to 16; few Junior sizes $7.sS
Evening star., 1953-03-30
cHILDREN's SHOPS.

cHILDREN'S SHOPS -shirinston, Silver Spring and
Upper Conn. Ave.
MdgieS $095 Handmade hand embroidered
French imported Styles Cotton organdies bae and
fodder s95 to S95 Fine cotton broadclohs and
organdeS with imported Polished cotton chambrayS
Eveglaze cotton pq1es Pink, blue, maize and mint Sizes
to $z.95 $7.e5
$495 $1695 makers imported
lace and eyeet trimmed cotton organdes Polished
maize, mint lilac, and $z.95 20 Sass
$595 to $695 Size to IL Dresses Pastel fine cotton broad
cloths and ogande with imported trims Striped cotton piqes
Eyegaze cottons and few rayon taffeas Many styles and
1896 $395 Dresses including rayon taeas
In pas and stripes Pastel cotton pcolays and polished
CHILDREN'S FoRMALS At " orr
Sizes through Suteens Rayon Tafeas and rayon
combinations White and assorted pastel shades Few
cf-a-kind styles in the group
BUDGET SPORTS SHoP-Stveef Floor
S595 ana s795 Knitted Dresses with Peter pan cars trte
necklines angora trims Short sleeves Black navy brown
flame turquoise; sizes 10 to IS s. ana 81
navy black grey or brown; sizes 10 TO ie sim psstei
teeds with leather belts yellow pink blue;
Slim worsted woolens in grey and white checks
s to sIoss skirts in pastel plaid orion and wool pink g
blue Navy and white checked wosteds Orion and Wco
147S3g5 $595 Cotton Bouses jewel buttoned white
jacquards, wraparound styles In white green Both
IN sizes 80 to 36 Woven stripes and pink broadcots with
to $7ss ae nylon and crepe pastes
and white in sizes to Is and 80 to 38 $z So $4
lines Wee necklines short and hreequarter Many
Of kind. Broken sizes 50 to to3B---------------$z
"a D.v ~ = 1res a te ss nclins .tvIe ~0s 4, = y
S-S395 $59B Wool Ehort-seeved Classic SIpover "A red
white and yellow Assorted novelty styles n sses p to o. s.
Evening star., 1953-03-30

S50 to $505 Tots to Teens Easter Bonnets, $S5 TO
$685. Candy straw bumpers rough straw rollers. navy
straws with white pque trim. Cloches and scoop
styles Rough straw picture hats. few felt styles
White navy, natural and assorted pastels In the
group to S3.o5
Evening star., 1953-03-30

2-WOmens $l55 Furred Coats in Juliard Aora with dyed
black Persian lamb collars and sleeve panels.
black. Sizes 14La and 163 SSS
5WOmens SIPS and $135 Furred Coats poodle
cloth with beaver collars Persian
Wine, grey, black. Sizes 10k to 1872 Sas
2-Womens $125 Fitted Coats in green two-skn
scarf collars of dyed Fitch Sizes 10h and 1914 S65
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81 Boxed Soaps
NEGLIGEES-Fourth Floor
Special At soc each or z FOR ST

3$695 and $lO95 Robes Long checked cotton flannel
robes in size A. Zppered long jersey robes with
sequn trim collar pockets and long sleeves Black and
few colors In sizes IL to 49, Also Shore jackets in quilted
rayon. Navy blue, size
Evening star., 1953-03-30

S-WOmens $110 Furred Coats. Boxy styles, in
blue and black poodle cloth with dyed black Persian
lamb ascot scarves mink dyed Fitch collars
Sizes 1914 to 1914 ---..--S6s
Evening star., 1953-03-30

N-WOmen's $145 to S165 Furred Coats in Forstmann
and Juard fine woolens Fitted and boxy styles with
grey Persian lamb dyed black Persian lamb beaver
dyed Fitch or Jap mink trim. Brown, blue, green
black. Sizes 1919 to 201a ------------------Se5
Evening star., 1953-03-30

1O-WOmen's $S975 and $9s75 Furred Coats in boucle
broadcoth and fleece with beaver, dyed Fitch dyed
black or grey Persian lamb trim Rust, grey, green
and black. Sizes 12h to 14h-------------S SIS
Evening star., 1953-03-30
cHILDRENs SHOPS -shrIinston and Silver Spring

Toys reduced "a to ~ Many suitable for Easter bas-
kets Included in the group $150 Rattle Head Clowns,
81; $295 AirpIane sets, $685. $895 Angeface Dolls,
$595. And many, many others.
Evening star., 1953-03-30
EuRs-Third Floor, Z Street

FURS-ThiFd Floor, Street
I-S132 Mink kScarf-------Sil4
l-S66 FOur-Skin Dyed Konsky Scarf
2-$270 Three Skin Baum Marten
I-$270 Three-Skin Stone Marten Scarf
1-$SE Black Dyed Persian Lamb Cape
1-$354 Natural Canadian Beaver Jacket size
3-$49S Natural Ranch Mink Capelets ------. $z7o
I-S6OO LetOut Northern Muskrat Coat size A-$5Io
l$474 Natural Sheared RaccoOn Coat size 16 ---$360
1-$6O0 Dyed Persian Coat size l6----SSlo
I-$H4 Natural Canadian Beaver Topper $zs4
tax
FURS-Siver Spring
2-Ss6 Skin Dyed Konsky Scaryes-----------$
1-$21O Three-Skin Baum Marten Scarf
1-$19S Breath Spring Dyed Muskrat Cape-----Si32
2-$4SS Natural Ranch Mink Capelets
1-$5S2 Natural Mink Capelet ----------- $40
1-$474 Natural Sheared RaccoOn Coat size l6--S360
Fur prices include Federal Tax.
All fur o
Evening star., 1953-03-30
JUNIOR BUDGET sHop-Fifth Floor
TEEN sHoP-Eourth Floor

s25 s2ss5 Dresses including sheer costume
dresses spring wool jerseys Twoece styles Acrlan Vivid
coors and navy. Broken sizes SIS
$l6S5 and $1995 Dresses Spring wool jerseys in pastel
and white dressy and tailored styles Sizes to
Teens SASS to $95 Dresses In the group
and taffeas wool jerseys in and styles Coors
and black sizes 3 70 1913
$5S5 washable rayons nyons and wool
trimmed and tailored styles in white and colors
Teens $Sss and $1os5 skirts spring wooens fannes,
tweeds and gabardnes Slim and flare styles in black and
pastelS. Sizes to s.
BUDGET.DRESSES-Fifth Floor
62-sses tissue
failles, gabardneS. and Acrtlan. Tailored and
and black in solids and in checks Sizes IL to 2O
1914 to 22k IS
0-Nsses Womens $1O95 and $1495 Dresses in large
variety Of tailored casual and dressy styles ayon fales
menswear spun rayons rayon tissue faieS
and antique rayon shantungs Brown, red green.
blue; prints in dark colors royal pastel stripes Sizes
10 to 20 and 145 to 24h-s--------- $7.95
6-sses Women S1795 wool tissue faies
and failes; dresy casual and tailored dresses One and
two-piece styles all excellent values Blue red wne
brown green and black Sizes 10 to 20 and 14 to 4 $40
CASUAL DRESS SHoP-Fifth Floor
S995 Dresses White wool jersey casuas crisp
taffea Navy brown blue
red and white Sizes 10 to s5
Misses $1N05 to $16S5 Dresses few Of kind. Rayon
tailored plaid cottons and and
with peated skirts blue tan and black In the
group Sizes IL, IA and 20 1914 to S.
cHILDREN'S SHOPS Shirineton and Silver Spring
Evening star., 1953-03-30

7S-$14.95 and $16.95 Full length Robes. Rayon jer-
seys with drape front, dolman sleeves, rhinestone
trim. Sizes IL to 18 in white, few colors Gold
print pastel cotton quilted robes, coachman style,
with three-quarter sleeves. Size 12---------$7.e5
Evening star., 1953-03-30
JUNIOR DEB sIoP-Fou,th Floor
75-Juniors' $l4.95 to $22.95
Dresses

In pastel wool jersey with knitted ri pastel Acrilan
pleat skrted rayons rayon taffetas pastel and navy
woods. Printed rayon paper taffetas antique silk
shantungs pastel rayon failles. Sizes to Is -@1n
Evening star., 1953-03-30
WoMEN's WINTER COATS, Third Floor

H-WOmen's $5975 and $6975 FurIess Goats in suede
poodle and needle-point boucle Fitted and boxy
styles; with velvet collars. Beige, rust, grey
green, wine and black Sizes 1917 to 2215---S1s
Evening star., 1953-03-30

1O-WOmens $145 Furred Goats in Mirelga
Juard bouce with ascot collars of ranch mink
sian lamb dyed Fitch Blue green, red and black Sizes
1O12 to l6h and 81 to 36 $S5
1-WOmens S95 Sugar Poodle Cloth Fitted
Coat with mink pouch collar Size SO - = SOS
1-WOmens S75 Black Juilard with deep
cape collar Size 1914 .$1o0
1-Womens s165 Fitted Juiards poodle cloth
Waist deep shawl collar Of black dyed Persian
201a SIoS
1WOmcns $55 Brown BOuce Coat with shoulder
yoke of Jap mink Size 22h -.------------------ SOS
Evening star., 1953-03-30
GLoVES-Street Floor
So and $3.50 Fabric Gloves, both hand and machine
sewn in novelty and classic styles Black, brown and
assorted colors; sizes to III but not in every style
or color ---.1-------------------- .s5
LINGERIE-Seeond Floor

LlNGERIE-Seeond Floor
1oo$795 Grecian NylOn Trco Permanently pleaed
7-S12s5 SASS Famous Brand Nyon Tricot Gowns in.
cudng styles with pleated bertha collars lace bodies
White pink and blue, sizes 80 to SO - So es
ssslass Nylon Tr,sot Pisatsd trim
4sSz95 Nylon Tricot Gowns with lace trim Broken coors
and ssss Cotton Plsse Gowns and shorty Gowns
with nylon lace trim Blue pink yellow and mint Shorty
m 90 snd s@s ne U .n No aTs ironing necessary s
sOSsss Gotten Plisse Shorty Paamas coat
in man-taored style with buttons the front
n To eo~ns with ss nyon sa to IS
top and bottom Sizes and d11-----------..--s5e II es
ssss Nylon Tricot with nyon embroidery trim
White, pink and blue. Sizes 9, IL, 10 -------szos
$s95 to Ss5 Nyon TrcOt Petticoats discontinued
styles of famous brands White pink chartreuse tur-
quoise coral red, green and black Sizes small medium
and 2s5 Nyon Trcot slips in white and navy
loosss5 Slips in variety Of tailored and
trily styles Lace trims peats; coverbra types. White
Cos Famous Brand Bur-Ml NyRon Sims: one cover
bra style with lace trim and lace straps. Adjustable
straps. White only. Sizes 80 to 40 ---------- S3eS
nylon tatfea. White and black sizes So to 90 ss.ss
SO-$595 Nyon Satin Slips with lace trim, peats White,
trim and orgsndy White sizes e 80 40 sps ~''n ssess
sOsss Rayon Crepe Slips with lace bodice lace nylon
net hemline White, sizes 80 to SO -----...-- 81 9S
SOOs5s5 NylOn TrcOt slips tailored fancy styles
Permanently pleated founces lace trm double net trim
Suit slips with camsoe tops White pink blue and black
y. Sizes 39 to 40 $3.s5
White and pink in blue Sizes s, .o5
1O$25O NylOn Flare Panties with nylon trims White pink
s-siss Knee 1ss Warmer. ioo5s WOOL sizes and
GoRSETS-Second Floor
6-$1O95 to $65Q Cotton, Lastex Nylon Grdles in IA
and 16-inch styles Some waistline length; with
Lastex panel Sides White, nude and few in blue; sizes
IS to 80 in the group but not color style in
$3.50 and $40 Nyion Gles with side panels of Lasex
II and 16-inch lengths; mostly small sizes Is to a.
few larger Nude, and some in white .----$395
Sass Strapless White Cotton Bras embroidered In blue eyee
and cups in sizes 80 to
HANDBAGS-Sfreet Floor
4OS5 SlO5o Navy Black Velvet Bags Boxes clutch
and other styles sine with bead trim.
$3.50 70 IS Plus Federal Tax
3OS595 to $3.50 Suede Bags in pouch and tailored styles
Some with metal trim Inside zppers Black and navy
S3.95 10 S2S.S Plus Federal Tax
M$5 and $595 Handbags. Broadcloth and velvet
large selection of styles Inside Upper pockets Black
and few browns ---------$250 Plus Federal Tax
2-S22kO to $3.50 Suede and Cashmere Handbags
tfuly styled jewelers. and metal frames some hand
pleated styles, some self trimmed.
SIS 10 $zs so Plus Federal Tax
BElTS-Streef Floor
$3s5 to SO Gold Kid Belts wide
contours Wide assortment Of colors 81 20 S. 95
Evening star., 1953-03-30
sl.5o-$l.o5 Hosiery. ST poir

90 and 81 gauge Is and 30 deier. few dark cOlors
but mostly light shades for spring Some in pro-
pOrticned Sizes sizes 81 to ii in the group Not every
size in every color weight Of Street ony)
Evening star., 1953-03-30
woMEN.s DRESSES SECOND Floo,

$35 Dresses Rayon with color contrast
few wooens. In broken sizes and co1ors $40
45-Womens SIS Dresses Twopiece rayon crepes
with touch of color; oneof a-knd crepes with
print trim self tucking dressy rayon taffeas.
Broken coors in sizes 14h to 24h --s$I2
S to $Ss95 Dresses including print
print antique tafetas dressy styles with
bead trim. few solid color rayon afeta afternoon
dresses and few evening dresses Broken coors Sizes
14k 22h = - ~ . sis
4-Womens S295 Dresses Black beige basic rayon
fales with drape skirt: twopece rayon faes in black
or brown with self trim Wool twopiece dress In navy,
blue or beige Sizes 14h to 22h - $40
12-Womens $3995 Dresses in sheer Forsann WOODEN One
piece style with se-tuck navy melonscr aqua.
Sizes 164 to 20A and 20 to 40 $zS
l-Womens $6a95 Grey Rayon Crepe Dress with bead trim
size 40 -. .-s-. SIS
1-Womens $6995 Black Rayon Creme Dress satin trim
size 24h - --.-..4 - ..-S-- a--------. SIS
IWomens ss5 Navy Rayon Dress with braid trim.
2OIs ------ S4y
1WOmens Rayon Crepe Dress with velvet and
bead trim, size 46h - -1---a-- S4S
-Womens $l10 Rayon Creme Dress lace trimmed,
size 16k S4S
Evening star., 1953-03-30

NECKWEAR-StEeet Floor
S3sS Cotton Knit Blousetes in white pink blue Sizes small
medium and
$2sS - s9s Scarves Print hand rolled Assorted pat
terms and ceors $l9S
s09s TO ss soIes In wool plaid velvet Also velvet cape
Assorted c0lafs 10 $le95
SHOE SALON. FOURTH FLOOR
10 paSoSs sI2S5 Joyce casuals in rubber cushoned
soed suedes blue black Wedge soled Rockaong IN
black tan calfsk Broken sizes $6 pss