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Evening star., 1953-01-08

symphony No. /" at the pro-
grams close showed the wide
range Of effect the orchestra
can achieve with nuency. In the
latter, the shock and fury. and
the contrasting passages Of syl-,
van beauty. were set forth In
cpulent colors and In proportion
under DR.. Mitchell's direction.
The -Four Sea.Interludes"
from Brittens' opera Peter
Grimes" have evocative powers
Of original character, more visi-
BILE in Storm" In the opera it
self. the sections. Dawn"
Sunday Morning" and Moon
light" may have more rele.
vance to the title than can be
discovered in abstract sym
phonic arrangement. It is not
beautiful music, although In
Moonlight" melody is more
present and the ending Is clever.
but is filled with a hardness and
noisiness that might well be ef-
fective in the opera. Its charac-
acter was well defined in DR..
Mitchell's reading.
Evening star., 1953-01-08
BUDGET SPORTS sHoP-s.reet n.

215-$495 and $595 Sweaters. All 100eS
woods, including classic slipon styles
in lambs wool or fine zephyr. white,
yellow, blue, emerald, and red. Sizes
"a to 40. Also q novelty group Of turtle
neck, short dolman sleeved sweaters
in navy or green, sizes "a to o.. So
79-$495 to $7.95 Wool Jersey Blouses. Swiss
ribbed turtle neck with push-ip sleeves
in white or grey heather; button front
style with Peter Pan collar, dolman
sleeves in white or black: sleeveless
turtle neck style in white. purple, aqua.
yellow, and grey. Broken size group
80 to 50, ,-------,-.---------s-- S.
1SO-$395 to $5.95 Blouses. Cotton stripes
in black, red or brown. Wing or Peter
Pan collar styles with braid trim,
three-quarter length sleeves Also short
dolman sleeved rayon style in navy,
magnolia, white Sizes 80 to a. 81
75-$595 to $1Oe5 skirts Tweeds in red
and black. blue and black checks, rust
or blue. Black or multi-striped rayon
surah. Sizes Q to IS, 10 to II So to $4.o5
1885 Rayon Bengaline Jumpers Slim
style with velvet trim. Red, magnolia,
black. Sizes to Is ---S5
18-$895 Rayon Bengaline Spencer Jackets.
Velvet cuffs. collar and buttons, nipped.
In waist style. Red. magnolia, black.
Sizse to 15------f------------
Evening star., 1953-01-08
News Of Music:
By Alice Eversmon

The National Symphony Or
chestra program had no novelty
on it for last nights concert in
Constitutional Hall but its mu-
sical interest was well chosen.
Howard Mitchell sought out well
come numbers for a rehearing
while centering them around the
Mozart concerto which forms
part Of the series being featured
this winter. The soloist last
night was the distinguished
Polish pianist, Mieczyslaw Hors-
ZoWSki.
Originally scheduled for the
Concerto IN A Major, K. 49,
it is possible that Mr.. Horszow-
ski found the sd. Minor, K. 1867
he substituted more to his liking.
His performance of this populA Ar
Evening star., 1953-01-08
CASUAL DRESS sHop-Fif.h Floor

$16.95 to $le95 Dresses-In the group are
orion and rayon dresses with pleated skirts,
wool jersey dresses with contrasting trim.
corduroy skirts with lcng-sleeved cotton
shirts. Brown oxford, tan, grey. Sizes 10
to 10 and few half sizes ------- $40
$895 and $l095 Dresses In few-of-a-kind
styles. Rayon crepe shirtwaist dresses, rayofa
casual styles. Black and green. sizes 10 to
$l0.s5 to $1495 Dresses. Tweedy cottcns IN
dark shades, rayon checked suitings, rayon
faille shirtwaist style. Wine, green, navy,
brown. sizes IL to 10, 1874 and 22A- --$7.s5
TEEN SHoP-Fourth Floor
Teens 1855 to $25 Dresses. Dressy styles
with fitted and bolero jackets. raycn tat
fetas and crepes In grey, toast, black. Sizes
z TO 10 ------------------------
Teens $14.s5 and s1695 Dresses Rayon It's
sue faiiles, taffetas, and crepes in basic ana
afternoon styles. Red, royal, black, two
tone combinations Sizes . to l5----.- $7.sS
Teens, s25 and s29s5 Evening Dresses. NY
lon nets end taffetas In long and ballerina
lengths. Wide color range. Sizes to IS $40
BUDGET DRESS sHoP-Fifth Floor
1o-Misses' slo.s5 to $17s5 Dresses, includ-
ing rayon failleS, rayon taffetaS, and
rayon crepeS In tailored, basic, and
dressy styles, striped and solid colors.
Broken sizes ~ to 20--------------- s.
s-Misses, 414s5 to $2lo5 Dresses IN ace
tate faiIles, rayon menswears. some with
velvet trims Basic, tailored, and casual
types In red, black, beige, brown and
stripes, al wearable nov. Broken sizes
l2 to 2o---------------------
Evening star., 1953-01-08
odd Lots, Broken Sizes, to GLEAR!

60-Junior $25 to $2ss5. Dresses. Dressy
rayon taffetas with criss-eross braid
trimmed bodice; rayon faille jacket
dresses with silk trimmed bodice; two
piece acrilon and rayon suit with braid
trim, beige or aqua: one-piece pastel or
navy wool jersey with zip front. Sizes
8 to Is
Evening star., 1953-01-08
JUNIOR DEB SHOP Fourth floor

so Junior $l495 to 1885 Dresses. Two
piece. stripe trimmed rayon faille suits,
one-piece coat dresses, novelty rayon
bolero suits with wool jersey blouses,
one-piece pastel rayon crepe. Sizes 3
to Is, assorted col0rs. SO
1o-Junior $sas5 and s4ss5 Formals. Black
nylon lace and net; long white formal
with sparkle-trimmed bodice: rufie-
trimmed nylon net In deep tones. Sizes
to Is ----------------,A-
Evening star., 1953-01-08
MISSES, DREssEs-seeond Floor


Misses $l795 and 1895 Dresses in one and
two-piece styles, dressy and tailored, for
street or afternoon. Rayop crepes, rayon
failles, rayon taffetas Also few cocktail
dresses in novelty fabrics. Black, blue,
green, red and high shades, misses sizes,
$40
Misses $22e5 to SIS Dresses. Street and
afternoon dresses in rayon failles. rayon
crepes. and rayon taffetas, q few 6-ply
rayon faille dresses. one and tVo-piece
styles. Also few costume SUITS dinher and
evening dresses. Black blue brown, green.
and high shades in sizes 10 to 20------ $Iz
Misses $2295 to $2995 Dresses. One and
two-piece street and afternoon dresses, din
ner and evening formals. one-piece wools,
and town dresses in basic and tailored styles.
Black, brown, blue, green, aqua, red. Pastel
colors in evening dresses Sizes 10 to 20 SIS
Misses $25 Wool Costume with satin blouse,
black or brown. Misses sizes SIS
Evening star., 1953-01-08

Teens SIS Goats. All woods with wool
interlinings and Persian Lamb yokes.
Royal only. broken sizes SIS
Teens 1895 and $45 Goats. Checks,
tweeds, q few solids in casual styles.
Assorted colors Sizes to 15----- SO
Evening star., 1953-01-08
BIC Ends Race Tip Bon I

British Broadcasting Corp.
broke q 30-year ban on racing
tips when forecasters spoke just
before a recent stakes event
but no mention Of prices was
permitted.
Evening star., 1953-01-08
woMEN's DREssEs-seeond Floor

5O-Women's $2995 to 1895 Dresses. In
the group are tuck trimmed basic crepes
and some dressy rayon crepes with
bead trim; rayon taffeta dresses in solid
colors, also jacket styles in print rayon
taffeta Sizes 14h to 221z sis
10-Women's $29.95 to $49.95 Dresses. Blue
or toast rayon lace dresses; dressy en-
broidered net touched with color. Brok-
en- sizes -------------------- $40
6-Women's 1895 Dresses, rayon taffetas
with lace trim ---------------- SIS
5-Women's $50 95 Dresses Bead and vel
vet-trimmed rayon crepes $4S
Evening star., 1953-01-08
FURS-Third Floor

FURS-Thir Floor
1-$234 Dyed Mouton Processed Lamb Coat,
size III e--------------------- ------- $t6Z
2-$354 Dyed Muskrat Back Toppers North
ern U. s. A. -.----------- $26z
1-$450 Dyed Muskrat Back Goats North.
ern U. S. Al $zSz
2-$462 Let Out Dyed China Mink Capes
$500
1-$55s Let Out Dyed China Mink Cape
Sass
1-$582 Natural Silver Blue Mink Capelet
$49z
2-$498 Natural Ranch Mink Capelets $438
$3.50 Natural Blue Frost Mink Capelet
$3l8
1-$252 Dyed Squirrel Cape----------$zz2
1854 Let Out Dyed Muskrat 70 Coat $40
Al prices INCLUDE Federal Tar
All Sales Final.
All turs labeled 10 show country Of origin Of
Many fur items reduced at Jelle6's silver sprins
Evening star., 1953-01-08
CORSET sHoP-seeond FIeer


$3.50 to $125o Girdles Nylon taffeta, sheer
nylon, cotton batiste, all lastex cotton eyelet,
in IA and 15-inch lengths, the popular bcned
style. These are all discontinued from resu.
lar stock Of Franco, Dorothy Bickum, Cali
fornia Fashions H & w. Nude or white, but
not all sizes in any model to $7.9S
$l0.95 to $3.50 Foundations for the small.
medium, and fuller figures Included are
Poirette. Franco, California Fashions, Sara
Drew, and Full Freedom in all Lastex, NY
lon, cotton batiste, or nylon sheer. A good
range, although not all sizes In any model
These are all from regular stock, sizes 35
TO So 0---------------------$ $z.S5 70 $I0.93
ss-$12.5o to $3.50 Girdles. Nylon sheer.
ali nylon lastex, all rayon satin lastex in
nude, white, and few blacks. For the
small and larger figures only, sizes Is,
26, ~, and 80. Many only one or two OF
size Sc. .sS to $s.sS
114-sz to $S95 Brassieres, all discontinued
from regular stock Included are Form.
aid H & w, and q few Life bras,
in sizes 50 TO So Only . few Of each
to Sass
HANDBAGS-Strset Floor
tFrSces ttWs Fe6erW IaFJ
lS-s3 to IS Evening Bags. small pouches
In white and pastel shades, some with
bead trim so to $3.50
35 -$7S5 Underarm Saddle Leather Bags.
Saddle-stitched, In tan, red, navy = $S
5-$7S5 Black Suede Box Bags. Medium
size. with mirror under the cover - IS
2s-s5 Unlined Leather Bags. Black, red.
navy, or tan with saddle stitching $3.50
NEGLlGEE SHoP-Fourth Floor
IS $ss5 to $1os5 Robes. Short rayon quilt
ed coats with rayon satin Innings. dark
colors; hammered rayon satin hostess
robes In gold or aqua; long quilted rayon
satin coachman robes in red or royal:
few print rayon challis-
6o-$l2s5 Robes. Long quilted rayon prints
with zip front: rayon satin stripe host
ess robes; rayon tafteta hostess gown
With shirred leeves----------------$i
Evening star., 1953-01-08
SPORT SHoP-Third Floor


8-$895 Rayon Tissue Faille Jumper Dresses
in black, grey, navy. Sizes 10 and 12--$5
13-$12.95 and $1395 Rayon Tissue Faille
Dresses with scoop neckline, cap sleeves.
Red, blue. toast, black; sizes IL to is.
81 s5
black or brown. Sizes IL to 16 = $40
30-$25 Wool Knit Dresses, one and two
piece styles with short sleeves, gilt butt
ton trim. Royal, red, beige, navy. toast.
Sizes 10 to Is SIS
17-$25 Dresses of tan or grey orion, grey
or brown wool jersey. Dressy rayon
crepeS in blue. Sizes 10 to 18-----$I8
.6-$12.95 Nylon Blouses with scoop neckline.
White or black - IS
$12a5 to $1495 Blouses Rayon tissue
failles and nylons with long or push-up
sleeves. Pink. eggshell, white, gold.
Smaller sizes s---4- $T.95
FRENCH RooM-Seeond Floor
Womens $3.50 to $275 Wool Costumes.
Tweeds and imported wool suits with detail
Of velvet, Jet buttons, taffeta aScots, bead
trim. One OF kind, Black or brown tweedS,
and navy. grey and black. Sizes 10, IL,
$4s.s5 to $6e.s5 Dresses and suits. Tailored
or dressy woods in black or brown, broken
sizes ------------------ S35
$C9sS0 70 $fSSo COcktau, evening OreSSeS.
Rayon Taffetas, laces, crepes, nets and vel
vets in assorted colors and styles. Broken
SIZES ----------------------- 9SS
1896 Street and Cocktail Dresses. Black
or brown rayon crepe or taffeta, black or
brown wool Broken sizes - SIS
$3995 to $4995 Dresses. Black brown, or
navy basic wool dresses; silk taffeta cock
tail dresses Broken sizes $40
$685. to $49S5 Dresses Two-piece cotton
tweeds, rayon failles, rayon crepes. rayon
taffetas, and silk cocktail dresses; lace, taf-
feta and net evening dresses in broken size
range, assorted colorS ---->----------.$ SIS
JR. BUDGET SHoP-Eifth Floor
20-Junior $l0sf 20 $1395 Dresses. One-
piece rayon ,ieta velveray skirt with
black top; one-piece rayon striped mems
wear flannel with pegtop skirt; one
piece rayon taffeta with rayon taffeta
top In black. three quarter sleeves S.
2O-Junior $795 to $1395 Dresses. Beige or
grey wool jersey blouses, one-piece rayon
faille jumpers in black or navy; one
piece black rayon sheer with white
dickey; one-piece multi-stripe rayon
taneta -
Evening star., 1953-01-08
SUIT sHoP-Third Floor

70-$55 to $69.75 Famous maker Suits.
Grey, brown, wine, tweeds and few
green in worsteds and gabardines. Brok-
en- size range ---------------------.$ $44
DO-$4o.75 to $69.75 Suits. Grey and black
stripe, grey, beige and green in all
WOOL Misses and junior sizes s-------$35
i6-$79.75 Suits. Included is box jacket
style In grey or brown. Junior sizes $4S
2S-$35 Suitmaker Suits. Dacron and rayon
in grey, green, red. heather. Misses
and Junior sizes---------------.r-- $40
Evening star., 1953-01-08
WoMEN's coATS-Third Floor

WoMEN'S coATS-Third Floor
20-Women's $59.75 to $69.75 Furless dress
and Casual Coats Fitted and boxy
styles in Juilliard boucle and suedes,
Botany suede, soft check fleece, Pacific
and Uxbridge poodle. Black, blue, green,
wine, beige, brown. Sizes 101z to 24h
S48
6-Wonens $6975 Knee Length TopperS
Smart panel-back box style with wing
collar. Cross dye Uxbridge poodle in
grey and brown. Sizes 10h to 1871 $48
4-Women's $s8.75 Finger-tip Toppers.
Forstmann Mirelga and fleece, in black,
purple, grey. Sizes 101a to 141a -$8S
l-Women's $e8.75 Dressy Furless Box Coat
in Uxbridge poodle, black with velvet
lined stole scarf collar. Size 36----- sos
3-Womens $9e.75 Craigleigh Casual Coats.
Box styles in natural; turquoise, and
brownsugar. Fleece with Beaver collars.
Sizes 101a to 14la $78
5-Womens $8975 Furred Dress Goats.
Nubby boucle box styles with long stole
scarfs Of Dyed Marmot Green, Black,
wine. Sizes 141s to 2212----------$55
3-Women's $98.75 Flrred BOX Goats. Juil-
lard Douvalura with Jap Mink cuffs.
Green, beige, purple. Sizes 141a to 20ls
$78
12-Women's $S9.75 to $1l0. Furred Dress
Goats. Fitted and boxy styles with
Dyed Black Persian Lamb collars and
cuffs, grey Persian Lamb front yokes.
Fitch ascots, Muskrat collar and cuffs.
Jap Mink cuffs, grey Persian Lamb
edged scarfs and cuffs. Poodle, boucle
or suede. Black, grey. purple, wine,
brown sugar. Sizes 10k to 22K SOS
2-Womens $165 Flrred Fitted and Boxy
Coats Black Forstmann Mirelga and
Juilliard Akita with Dyed Black Persian
Lamb waist-deep shawls and cape COLI
lars. Sizes 1914 and 1914
Evening star., 1953-01-08

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Evening star., 1953-01-08

THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. ''' BIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-06
The York and James

According to Virginia officials,
military restrictions along the
shores of these two Virginia
tidewater streams have almost
excluded civilian development.
The Naval Mine Depot at
Yorktown has cut off a long
strip of shore and water upriver
from the town where both shore
development and use of the
river is hampered.
Bombing and underwater tests
take place regularly in the York
River adjacent to the Mine De-
pot. Security regulations also
are strict in the depot area.
One Virginia official told of a
recent attempt by the military to
encircle an industry on the
James River.
For no apparent reason, he
said, the military decided it
needed the land surrounding the
industry. which was itself located
on the river.
He said a right of way through
the property which the military
proposed to acquire was offered,
so long as no military activities
prevented use Of this access. At
any time. he said, the right of
way might be cut off.
Naturally. he said, any such
arrangement could not be toler-
ated by an industrial organiza-
ton, which could hardly exist
without assurance that it's prop
erty could be readily reached by
land.
In this case. he continued, it
was finally necessary to go to
Congress before the military land
acquisition could be prevented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-06

that before the Navy acquires
the Worcester County site. he
wants to be sure a more isolated
area that would be more suitable
could not be found.
There must be in the entire
United States" Mr.. Miller said,
some undeveloped. sparsely set
tied section where a bombing
range could be placed to more
advantage. It seems to me that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-06
The Bay Itself

From Spesutie Island to Cape
Henry a chart of Chesapeake
Bay is splashed with restricted
and prohibited areas. Some are
used by the Army. some by the
Navy.
When one or another branch
of the military thinks it needs
more facilities handy to Wash
ington to test out its weapons
and equipment or train its Off
GERS and men, it merely asks the
Army Engineers to put certain
area on the restricted or pho
hibited list, depending on the
intensity or secrecy of the ac-
tivity proposed. Unless there
are overriding objections from
civil government or private citi-
zens, the restriction goes into
effect.
Going down the Bay from
north to south here are the
principal areas affected.
Aberdeen
At the Army Proving Grounds
Aberdeen, Md. vast areas of both
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-06
On the Water

Not only Chesapeake Bay
itself, but its principal tributar-
les, at &east in their lower
reaches, have come to a greater
or lesser degree under the sway
of the military.
Assuming that the upper
reaches of the Bay actually are
the tidewaters of the Susque-
hanna River. this is true of the
Bays No. l inflowing river. It
is also true of the Potomac, York
and James Rivers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-06
The Potomac

OF all of the rivers that flow
into the Chesapeake Bay, the
Potomac comes nearer being a
closed stream.
From Point Lookout. where
the Potomac enters the Bay.
upstream to the highway bridge
near Morgantown, the river is
virtually a closed stream. Re-
stricted and prohibited areas
greatly hamper the use of the
river by both pleasure boatmen
and professional watermen.
DohIeren
The Naval Proving Grounds
are located at Dahlgren, just
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-06

will increase in the future unless
an effort is made to hold it with
in reasonable bounds. This
region, they point out, is con-
venient to headquarters in
Washington and offers many adj
.vantages not found in more dis
tant areas.
They believe o bright future
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-06

awaits the Bay Region as a
playground, a residential area
and an industrial section.
They believe the region should
be planned so that its full po-
tential can be realized. This
planning, they say, should block
sole development Of any single
phase-whether it be industrial
or military.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-06

these ranges should be located
where they VII have as little
effect as possible on the normal
process of living"
Mr.. Miller said many Eastern
Shore residents have been cut
off from fishing grounds. and in
other ways disturbed by firing
and other activities at military
reservations.
He said that the Shore, with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-06
The Potomac and ChesapeakeTest Tubes for the Military?

land and water are restricted
from civilian use by the Army's
operations here. The restricted
area takes in about one third
of adjacent waters of the Bay,
from Spesutie Island down to
PooleS Island.
According to the Maryland
Tidewater Fisheries Commission,
one of the best pound net areas
in the Bay was bandoned when
the restrictions were in effect.
Fishery officials, said, however,
that fishermen had moved to
other areas.
While commercial navigation
is not interefered with here,
yachtmen report difficulty in
navigating the restricted waters.
Annapolis
The Annapolis area is dotted
with restricted zones. In the
vicinity of the Naval Academy
there is little water that is free
at all times to the pleasure boat
operator.
Yachtsmen have complained
that water areas near the Aca-
deny may be closed without no.
tice at any time, and boats have
been tied up for hours, while
some military practice is in
progress.
Chesapeake Beech
A naval research laboratory is
located at Chesapeake Beach,
the apex of a huge triangle of
water that extends almost to
the Eastern Shore.
AS in other restricted area,
the navigation of small boats is
hampered in this area.
The Potuxent
A restricted area surrounds
the Patuxent Naval Air Station
at the mouth of the Patuxent
River, and the adjacent bay area
is dotted with small restricted
target areas. A larger restricted
area in the bay extends from
Cedar Point at the Patuxent's
mouth to the Potomac downbay.
Watermen report that small
boat navigation in these waters
is hazardous. They report that
unlighted obstacles have often
been encountered at night by
boatmen, and that collisions
have narrowly been averted.
Other water activities also have
become difficult because OF
restrictions, it is reported.
Bloodsworth island
In the Bloodsworth Island area
the waters produce some of the
best crabs in the bay. Bombing
practice here has reduced
grabbing and fishing in the area
Fishermen have reported be-
ing fired on by planes warning
them out of the restricted waters.
SportSmen also report that
bombing practice on the island
has reduced the wildfowl popula-
ton.
Tonqier IsIond
A circular restricted area with
a prohibited bullseye center lies
off Tangier Island and is over
Tapped by a larger restricted area
that extends downbay almost to
Wolf Trap Light.
AS in other restricted zones,
fishing and small boat navigation
is curtailed in this area.
The Lower Boy
From Wolf Trap Light to the
Atlantic Ocean at the Virginia
Capes, the Bay is dotted with re-
stricted areas. In the Norfolk
Newport News area, where Ma
val installations are conferred, the
waters are almost totally re-
stricted. In other areas, Naval
activities, both surface and air,
cover a wide section of the Bay