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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-22
EPWORTH
By Mrs. Reuben Riley
Phone BridReTille 8424

There will be preaching at Ep-
worth at 10 a. m. Sunday School
at 1880 a. m. Rev. John Irwin,
pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith and
family called on Mr.. and Mrs. R.
F. Nelson on Saturday evening
and on Sunday they were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Chafinch.
Mrs. Frank Anthony, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Anthony and Mrs. Hell
en- Lloyd attended the funeral of
William Reynolds in GlenOlden,
Pa, on Saturday.
Callers of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Smith on Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Banning, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Truitt and daughter Jane
of Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
COllett and granddaughter of near
Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Smith and
Mrs. Leon Smith attended the flu
neral of Harvey Heller of FELTON,,
at the Boyer Funeral Home in Har-
rington.
Mrs. Thurman Adams and Mrs.
Roland Nelson visited Mrs. August
Croll Of fredericksburg on Monday
afternoon.
Miss Kathy Loockerman, small
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
LoOckerman has returned home
from a hospital in Philadelphia,
where she had undergone a major
operation. We wish her a speedy
recovery.
Folks of Epworth, don't forget
the bake we are having. Anyone
wishing to donate something, please
have it at the fire house by 10 a.
m.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-22
Attix Ayrshire
Completes Record

Hercules Connie, a three-year-
old registered Ayrshire in the herd
Of William Attix of Cheswold has
E completed an actual production
record of 1889 pounds of 4.096
milk and AIS pounds of butterfat
in 305 days on a strictly tWice-a-
day milking schedule.
According to Chester G.. Putney,
Executive Secretary of the Ayr
shire Breeders Association, this
record is equal to 1875 pounds Of
milk and 81 pounds of butterfat
when figured to a Mature Equiva-
lent basis. The record was made in
accordance with the rules of the
Ayrshire Herd Test Plan.
The Ayrshire Breeders Associa-
ton Herd Test Program is recog-
nized and used by Ayrshire dairy
men from coast to coast. Monthly
production tests are made and sup
ervised in cooperation with the Ex-
tension Services of the State Agri-
cultural Colleges.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-22
GOLD WITHOUT RICHES

DELPHI, Ind. -(P)- Whenever
things get dull around this farm
country county seat town Of $500
old-timers go out to pan for gold.
Nobody ever got close to rich
sitting the sands near the slate
bluffs of Deer Greek. But ever
since 1856, spare-time prospectors
have been hoping to find a mother
lode. That was when prOspectors,
back from the California gold rush,
found the first flakes here. About
the biggest days take anyone can
remember was worth $3.50.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-22

Messrs. Henry Cannon, James
Culver, Dorey Fortley and William
Owen left on Thursday for a meet
ing in Atlantic City. They will
be gone for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Higgins of Will
mington visited relatives in town
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Evans and
children were dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Vincent on Sunday.
Miss Ann Wootten of Newark
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. John w. Woot-
ten.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-22
CAESAR RODNEY
SCHOOL NEWS
Tax Rate Calculated For School
Additions

Tax Rate Calculated For School
Additions
In order to finance the local dis
trict's share Of the proposed school
additions at Caesar Rodney School
the Board Of Education has esti-
mated that the tax increase will
not exceed ten cents per hundred
dollars Of assessed valuation on
real estate, with no change in the
capitati0n tex.
The present tax rate in the dis
trict is twenty cents per hundred
dollars of assessed valuation of
real estate with a five dollar capt.
tation tax. The 1853 assessed valu-
alton Of the district was $4,000, 900
and the bonded debt on January 1,
1854 was $242, 900.
The proposed plan would bond
the district for 100000 with the
State furnishing $150,000 to con-
struct the following:
Four Elementary classroOms, /
Farm Shop, / Home Economics
room above shop; Auto Mechanics
storage building; / Cafeteria stOr-
age room; / Public toilet on cafe
terra level; Improvements to storm
water drainage system; Fencing.
grading, and development of new
Fairgrounds.
The Board of Education has re-
quested the State Board of Educa-
ton to set a date in March 1854
for a referendum when the voters
of the district will have an oppor-
tunity to decide whether or not
the bond issue will be authorized.
It is felt that all the new facili-
ties will be needed for the present
school age population of the dis
trict before they can be construct
ed.
Change in School Office STAFF
Mrs. Irene P. wilkinson, an as
sistant secretary in the Caesar Rod
ney School office, has resigned to
accept a position as a secretary
with the State Highway Depart
ment on February LIST.
The vacancy created by the resig-
nation has been filled by the ap-
pointment of Miss Roxie Brown. a
1853 graduate of Caesar Rodney
School.
Caesar Rodney F. F. A. Raises
BrOilers
During the next few weeks the
Caesar Rodney Chapter of Future
Farmers of America will be study
ing the production and marketing
of brOilers. On January 9Th the
members started 500 Delaware
Cross Chicks in the chapter broOder
house located on the school
grounds. Each week different mem
bers have an opportunity to feed
and care for their project and peri
Odically the entire group is given
organized instruction as the prof.
ect progresses.
AS soon as the weight of three
pounds is reached, the chapter will |
begin retailing dressed broilers.
They plan to retail the entire flock
except for about fifty birds which
will be used as part of the menu
or the annual F. F. A. Parent and
Son Banquet in March.
Two members of the Chapter,
Allen Cox and Eugene Metheny, |
eed the chicks over week-ends and
will be given a trip with all expen-
les paid for three days during the
summer when the chapter takes it's
annual educational tour.
The poultry committee consists /
Of members from each grade en-
rolled in the F. F. A. They are:
Donald Gehrmann, chairman; Eu-
gene Thomas, Samuel MacFaddin, !
Ronald Daisey and Paul Cataldi. |
The work is under the direction of
Horace u. Short. Chanter Advisor
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-22
DOC IS VEGETARIAN

WEST CoYINA, Calif.-lP-
Shep eats his corn on the cob.
VOLTS a stock Of cakes and butter
ed toast and washes it all down
with big gulps Of coffee. For des-
sert he likes candy.
Shep, four-year-old Australian
shepherd dog owned by Mrs. Harry
Miller, earns his groceries on the
Miller's poultry ranch by bringing
in the mail from the roadside post
box and carrying messages to men
working on the ranch. He herds
chickens, too.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
2 for
SIS

z5-Junior SIos5 Nyon Trieos Gowns yellow, blue. pink
sizes 9 to l3 $3.50
5o-S6e5 kyon Trieot Peftieoots with rfles White
pink, blue, red in small and medium sizes $3.50
22S59S Slips with oce coisole BODICE bouont yion tot
feo uffe e-skt with full dresses White. in sizes 81
to 3S S3.85
5o-$59S Lady Lynne Navy Blue Royon Crepe Slips with dyed
to-rnotch lace: sizes 81 to 38 $3.50
so-s5es White NyIon Satin Slips with deep lace eonsoe
bodice by Lody Lynne, sizes 81 to 38 $4.65
z5S5S5 Bouffont Nyon Tseto Pettieod in three tones Of
buej grey beige; smol medium large sizes $3.50
l00$6e5 White Nyloa Trieo Slips trimmed with nylcn oce,
delicate nyon embroidery Sizes 81 TO 40 In the group $3.50
I75$5sS Whine Nyon Trieot Slips. oroe style assortment
uffe hes embroidery trim Broken sizes 81 TO 40
In the group
Evening star., 1954-11-28
WoMEN'S CoATS-Third Floor

4-Womens S55 coats in Botony deep pile fleece with
nouroI grey Preston lomb bow-osot and matching cuffs
tailored in blue and grey proporoned sizes 10 to
l-Womcns $55 coot in red with noturo mink show propor-
toned size l8 SIPS
4-Womens $l25 Coots in Forstmonns Vemousso with noo
grey Persian Lamb COLOR Blue poporoned sizes TO- l6
and 20; black in proportioned size 6---------S sos
6-Women $l0 Forstmonn Fabuloine coas with dyed block
Persion Lamb coo black and green popooned sizes II
to 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sos
oscot mochng cuffs Red black proporoned size 6 SOS
1-Womons $l10. Coat in Forstmonns Vedne with natural
grey Persion lob oscot purple in proPorioned 2$o5
9Womens $l25 Hondtuiored coots Forsmonns Fobuone
with shawl collar simmer silhouette red cedor toupe
proporioned sizes 10 to o18------------.-S Se0.os
2-Womens $l1o wrop Goats in Forstonns Venosso
In proporoned sizes Ia and
Evening star., 1954-11-28

MISSES DRESSES-Seeond Floor
Misses Si7s5 $so5 Afternoon Dresses royon
beoe .epe 'uy0' o'e'o Neo' purple D0~n' nesy so
Misses szs ond szss5 Dre.ss. in WOOL silk royon crepe To
ored and dresy styles in beige red blue pink purple block $5
Misses $40 s5 1895 Afternoon and coesa woo
silk royon brocodes Purple. no brown red blue green ond
JUNIOR DEB SHoP-Fourth Floor
sojunior $iss5 $z5 Dresses including tweed coat
dresses oee collored veveeen two-pieee wool suits with satin
@ 6ee 6et e as odi wool DOL ribbed 'oy0" vedero foe BED
5oJunior Sl495 $I7s5 Dresses including hooded wool
wool weeds with rbknit yoke wool knit sheoth
dresses Beige re rsd 4 blue grey m r. the group $7ss
po veveteen silk and oeetotes knitted woos sheot
dresses twopeee suit dresses kissing pink blue red beige
JUNIORS BUDGET DRESS SHoP-Fourth Floor
eo-junor $l4s5 Dresses royon mensweor royon
tweeds pure woos, silk and oeetoe blends wool feI royon
fonne dess-up and doy long dresses jumpers. Grey
brown. moe blue, oquo and red in the
BUDGET DRESSES-Fifth Floor
Misses. and womens slos5 SLABS Desse. classic dresy
and afternoon styles Selection includes pod checks and solid
COTTON Dosn ee grey 70 oo 10 V m tin %
Misses and Womens $l2s5 $l4s5 Dresses in one and two
piece 1ae .ns ond otter five styles Your choice Of
oupe 10 to 70 and i4No 24h MOI every eoot ond
Misses and Women. s7ss Dre.s.. in WOOL wool Jersey royon
toetos, and novelty fobrcs oored
Po 70 :s ao and sGz ond beige broken so
CASUAL DRESS SHoP-Fifth Floor
Misses SLIPS Dresse: including dark cotton dresses
with lace BODICE sundesses with pque ockes fair
weather suits in royon and oceto blends stripe trimmed wool
Jerseys Nor block brown teo blue. moNe, in the
Misses and Womens slzs5 and $I4S5 casuo Dresses ineIud
ing eobode golfers sleeveless wool Jerseys
pod dyne and blends Charcoal brown navy grey BEIGE
rust blue misses sizes 10 20 and wonnen pro-
portoned sizes 10 plus to 20-pus us------S7e S7e5
Misses and Womens S2o5 $6e5 Cotton Pnosoes in oozed
cotton prints printed seeuekers eyeet trimmed
prints Some with sops, cuffed bodces
10 to lo, wonnens sizes 38 to A Observation-Disclosures
GL0VES-Street Floor
900 Pairs $3.50 ond $500 Hond-sewn Double Woven Cotton
Gloves; coe styles black brown BEIGE navy grey white
Sizes . 70
Evening star., 1954-11-28

Selections at Silver Spring. Bethesda, Conn., Ave-
$29e5 Black Rayon Crepe Basies with blue tucked collars satin
bow high necktnes SIS
tucked boscs black foe dress doeron co
coored oyon crepe cocktail dress with low back beaded cocktail
suit in docron foIe dress in foe neck
silk borotheo dress SIS
$4ss5 and S5ss5 Afternoon Dresses silk de Sole oe
trimmed satin trimmed ocket dresses,
velvet sheohs sheoths nod with tofeto,
dress and jocket ensembles $35 and $45
$2995 Princess Dresses foe with sond color $lS
$6995 Woos including blue SUITS beod trimmed beige
$69s5 Woods including blue jersey ensemble brod
trimmed sheer wool suit brown tissue Worsted oeted
dress, beod trimmed beige dress Observation-Disclosures S45
$l0 Costume Woods including black boodcoh suit with lame
striped blouse. jewel trimmed dress in Forstmonns yarn dyed
$sss5 French Rib Wosed Suit with doeonol buttons SIS
$255 $35 Designer Dresses grey wool with oce-edoed
beaded coor and cuffs worsted jacket dress with steel
buttons British someck suit with collars and cuffs of beaded
oce red dNeteen suit with horseshoe neekne $255
$39o5 and $4o95 coto and Doncns Dresses sotinque
with stffened pone boerinoeneh ylon te, TERED organ
zine toffeo jet trimmed royon velvet $25 and $35
$5995 ond $8995 Formal Dresses in TERED nyon tuIe
with toffeo cummebund- $4S and S65
W0MEN'S DRESSES-Seeond Floor
20 Women. s7s5 sIsss tailored royon CREPE
two-peee cotton Grey, nov. black, red. in the group
Broken sizes
Evening star., 1954-11-28
MISSES coATS-Third Floor

zMsses $ls5 Beevs Cloth Beaver and Wool Clutch coots
in blond and navy sizes 10 and $l4S
e-Misses $l3S Pure Cashmere Goats with onebutton closing
n yon grey se.lna ond nov sizes 8, TO- Il and To- $os
-Misses $3.50 Fitted Dress Coat beige Supeno
Dyed Joponese mink shawl; size IL SIS
Misses $685. Anglo seotsino Fitted Tweed coo block
and white mixtures; sizes 10 to l6------------- $7S
5Misses SIS Fitted copee coots in black. blue and red
bouee wool; sizes 10 to l6 $44
2-Msses $98o5 Strooek Tweed coos with choir boy collar
blue and no; sizes and
loMses SIS Boxy Tweed coos in Anglo Seoino Slim sill
houette with Peon lining; black and white brown and gold
mixtures; sizes to l8 Observation-Disclosures S68
5Misses $7se5 imported Tweed chesterfields with velvet
colors blue and brown mixtures; sizes to l4---@ sos
6Misses $oS.e5 Sooek Tweed Cardigan coots in blue and
black mixture; sizes to sos
5Misses SIS Wool Gobodne Trench Coats natural and
navy sizes 70 to IA $58
so-Msses $s5 and $3.50 casuol coots styles wrop
and button cosnos Rosewood light blue oxford and beige deep
plush wooens in sizes to
Evening star., 1954-11-28
coRsETs-seeond Floor

Ss95 to $3.50 Foundations; stropess Royon satin.
s se eo oRd ons e bo sizes % " 50 5 a % in Sc
4e$7s5 to $3.50 GidIes few pone eidIes Nyon royon
nd so G' 1 ooOnn contour eos power net white ond pink
eosz to IS Bros Of cotton nyIon sopless and reeuor
si.zs to ssss
SHOE SALoN-Fourth Floor
iz5 Peirs$l2s5 $6ss Dress Shoes Toiored Shoes
in block on brown Mostly and sling tSeection
also ot Silver Spine) $6
100 Pei-ss.ss s7ss Bedroom Slippers and "At Home"
So'"e"
MlLLINERY-Street Floor
$3.50 to $4s.so Hats SIS ss.ss TO SIS Hats ----s5
SIS to $3.50 Hots $3.50 S3.s5 to $3.50 Hats.
$3.50 to SIS Hot. $3.50 Sass and ssss Hats---$I
$3.50 to $3.50 Hots- $3.50
MEcKWEAR-Street Floor
zoo$I and 81 Peter Pan coos both tailored and desy
75-$1s5 and $2.95 Cotton BoIeros in white black ond
orange ----------------.
eo-slss to $ss5 vee-Neeked saiIor cea in pque and
nylon to $29S
BELTS-Street Floor
eoszss and ss.ss Leather Belts; morrow
7o$4ss and sss5 Leoth.r ses some contour Styles mony
1o-$I4s5 Dressy Belts including dooie fur Styles rhine
stone trimmed styles
cHlLDREN's SHoPS-shirIinston and Silver Spring
Intent Girls S3s5 Topper Orion ploste-ined doper
with check orion tops In blue with red smo medium ooe and
exo lorge sizes Si95
Todde Dresses in woshobe cotton Solids stripes checks
twotone combinations and mony hond smoked styles Sizes l.
Girls $3sS $7.e5 Wosh Dresses Of bioodcoh enehc
Solids stripes pods and combinations Some to-pece
Styles hond smoked Sizes to $zs5 to Sss5
Girls S4s5 Sl3.S5 Dresses boodcoh. enehom. denim.
corduroy and wool combinations Twopeee styles jumper type
with DHse Selection m Of D Solids stripes ecd ao1s ss Ss
Small Teens $8s5 and $os5 Dresses gnehoms and novelty
pod checks and stripes Sizes 84 $595 and $ss5
Girls $2es $3s5 Bouses kind styles in nyon,
and dn white and few prints to a.
81. .s5 and Sz.95
Evening star., 1954-11-28
sPoRTsWEAR--Third Floor

ocetote blends slim silhouettes eored and
peofed styles Block grey greer" cherry red in sizes
SIS and szs.95 Rsineoats in tweed onne oes all voter
repelent royon tailored and Hone duster styles all fully lined
mony with matching hots Pink beige red in sizes to
sl7s5 Wool Jersey cordsan Jaekes fully lined; tonoefne lime
$49S5 Leather Joekets with self belt coc toiono; all fully
lined Blue white, in sizes 10 l6 $z5
$39e5 Short Boxy Leother Jaekets blue white pink 10
$zso5 Duchess Royo Suits oyon and royon onnes
oil office weight two-peee styles Wine green in sizes
JUNIOR SEPARATES Floor
Juniors $7o5 Wool Jersey soor Bouses 'front.'
noturo noy charcoal grey, white in sizes to IS - IS
Juniors s'7ss slsss Imported Tweed Skirts in slim Style
Juniors szss s17e5 Wool Tweed Skirt. including eight gore
styles one and two Pleo walkers some with cowhde belts sizes
> 70 - $t.S5
Juniors s4ss5 FIonne Suits in softly tailored deoer
styles; brown, bIue grey in sizes to $35
Juniors $5o.e5 con Plaid Suits all in authentic black and
red Black Woch Torton pure wosed WOOL Sizes to Is.
J1niers ss Box jacket Suit. wool poid and eohes
blends; comecoor nude red and poids Sizes
BUDGET SEPARATES sHoP-street Floor
S2es and S3s5 Cotton Bouses including short eeved STYLES in
red and brown stripes; long seeved shirts in solid coo
of purple. rust ereen Broken sizes 81. and s.
sss5 s5ss seuse' & il doe0n non printed royon some
Sleeves
yellow, toast white blue and block white prints
Broken sizes 81 to 38 38-----------------$2 81 and 50
$3.95 $6.o5 Wool Sweaters including eosse spons and
codeons in grey sizes "a to 3d. wornens style
sweaters IN navy. wine, grey sizes 20 and 49, 81 and So
TEEN SHoP-Fourth Floor
Teens s4sss comers Hair Boy in eoe coneI-eoor;
broken sizes $35
Teens s7e5 pressy Toored Dresses in royon oes silk
and oceote blends block and por coos in sizes to 5 $40
Teens SIS Wool Dresses in Jerseys erepe both slim and whng
shouettes Winter pose and navy ehoreoo toost sizes
7 to IS Observation-Disclosures ---l----$l5
Teens $3s5 Cotton Shirts in solid eoIors and prints oil
cosc iongseeved style Sizes 9 to 81
Teens S695 S895 Sweaters including Puovers and eodoons
in orion and WOOL Postel coors; sizes "a to 40- So
JEWELRY-Street Floor
200 Peees-$2 Necklaces Bracelets pins and eonos in sim
oted peo eoored beods and metal 81 Fed Tex
Evening star., 1954-11-28
Sis to SIS Locy Ponties

Briefs and trunks BY famous Marian Rohr . all fled
with beautiful imported oees White lace on white ny|on
tdcot ecru lace or pink Full cut briefs in sizes to T.
trunk ponties in sizes to T. flare leg parties in sizes
s to8 5. Street Floor f Street.
Evening star., 1954-11-28

Eomeus Mekers Sl.5o and Sl.6s Plestie-Lined NyIon
Pentes. Boys toIored style in white blue, yellow. mint;
girls oee-trmmed Sissy" style in white. ping. yellow.
mint. Small, medium. large and extro loree sizes
ST and $I.Ie
Evening star., 1954-11-28
JUNIOR coATS-Third Floor

oo at Bethesda sFirInoton Conn., Ave- and Silver Spring
z-Junors $l25 Fued Dress Goats royal and fuchso
VeIdesto with Persian Lamb TRIM sizes and l- SoS
l-unon $l0 Blond Beige coot with dyed Fitch cuffs;
eunors ssss5 Fitted Refer coas in Anglo scotno,
blue and gold mixture; sizes II to l5-,--------- $78
l-"po s79's eosces Brown Fitted Tweed Ress' ees
s-unors slo Cashmere coo. vcuno shode in size ii nude
-JunOrs $685. Kahoro Short coo.s; 81 n length in oey
toupe and navy; sizes to 5------------------- $44
6uniors $5eo5 Monotone Tweed with Alpaca lining; green
oxford and grey; sizes 9 to $38
7-Juno S55 Toppers vcunee (woo nyon and vieuno,
in nude red and green; sizes to l5------------$zS
FURS-Third Floor
1-$s25 NoturoI Grey Persion Lamb coo size --Seo5
1-$47S5o Block Dyed Person Lamb Topper; 10 $3.50
l-$z5l Dyed Squirrel Cape stoe----------- $ls1.5o
1-$6S75o NoturaI Sheored Beaver coot; $577so
1$4oI5o Tip Dyed sheared Roeeoon Topper l4-$ss5
l-$2es5o Dyed Muskrut Back Topper size l2----$le5
l-$isl5o Dyed Muskra Boek jacket; size $l595o
l-Sl045o Dyed Mouton Proeessed Lamb Jaeket $3.50
1-$l5950 Dyed Mouton Processed Lomb Topper a. $l0
$825o Dyed Mouton Proeessed Lamb Topper; size 4$55
1-$l2e5o Dyed Mouton Proeesed Lamb Topper size 16
$3.50
l-$355.5o NoturoI Silver Fox jacket $zl4.50
l-$l3750 Dyed Sheoed Roeeoon Stole $lo45o
1-$770 Dyed Let Out KoInsky Joeket-
$3.50 Dyed Let Out Koinsky
1-$1o45 Noturo RoneK Mink
1-$l,o45 Noturo Roneh Mink Cope
l-$605 Natural Roneh Mink Bolero--- -----------$3
All prices include Federal Tox
Fur products labeled to show country of origin of imported
furs.
Evening star., 1954-11-28

s Womens $zso5 and $35 Dresses including tucked royon
cepes plum red silk and woed ocket dresses dinner
dresses lace trimmed and cfons coral
Broken sizes $40
IS Womens $3sss $4ss5 Drssy Rsyon Tos and Rayon
Crepe Dresses, with tuckno TRIM Plum. blue green IN
broken holt sizes
Evening star., 1954-11-28
cLEARANcE-LINeERlE-seeon Floor

5o$I4s5 Black Nyon Tieet Nshssowns with circular skirt
wal lace trim; sizes 81 TO So .-4-#-.-- $3.50
2o$5s5 Nylon Teot Shorty Gowns trimmed with nylon
bodeD; full button front Pink blue sno medium Sizes $3.50
5-Slzo5 tonsSeeved Nyon Tieot Gowns with oee trim;
pink blue in size 50 .---- .- ---------- $3.50
30-$4s5 Warm Brushed Rayon Gowns pastel
combinations. long sleeves Pink. blue coro yellow in sizes "a
TO 38 $3.o5
50-$495 and $5o5 Discontinued Lace and Losex Gdes
and Pantie GiFdles by famous Van Rooe; pinbeee only
fashion color Snnol medium large sizes $3.50
l5-$i6eP Pink Beise Nylon Trieot Slips with "a loysh
inches Of peoted nyon oce and nIffIes-
iooJunion s7s5 NyIon Trieot Nishtsowns IN pink blue
yellow sizes TO
Evening star., 1954-11-28
NyIon Ginehoms by Vanity Fo

Sl2o5 discontinued Glamour Poomos with umbrella fored
top cute boomer points, pink checked nyon onehom in
sizes 81 to 38 in the group
S8o5 Discontinued buton-front shorty gowns and short
style romper pooos in pink checked nyon onehom sizes
81 to 38 in the group.
Evening star., 1954-12-19

a spectacular surface signal of their emotional
ailments
Yet how many perfectly ordinary people do
YOU know who are what you'd call really well
balanced in their behavior toward money? Do
you know an embarrassingly stingy Upper? A
couple always in debt? Someone who insists
on telling you how much he paid for every
thing? You will probably discover that the
percentage of level heads and the amount OF
calm good judgment in this department Is
frighteningly low!
This doesn't mean that you and your friends
ought to head for the nearest psychiatrist.
You should. however, try to determine for
yourself whether your attitudes toward money
are healthy and useful % damaging and
potentially dangerous.
DR.. Eleanor Crissey. New York psychia-
trist and member of the Association for the
Advancement of Psychoanalysis. has done
Evening star., 1954-12-19

extensive work on healthy and neurotic atti-
tudes toward money. She finds that the emo
tional misuse OF money is one of the sharpest
indications OF trouble in our feelings toward
ourselves and others. Many people. she dis
covered, use money nOt No o simple mcdi-
um of exchange but as nm outlet for
hidden problems. Such people. she believes.
face three frightening possibilities:
First, their ne.notic misuse OF money makes
healthy relations with friends and family all
but impossible. Second. Other personal prob
lens which they need to face calmly and
effectively. are distorted by the shadow Of a
dollar bill. And, finally, money neurosis, in
all ito misery, is problem that nearly always
has bad effects on our childrcn's lives!
Often, DR.. Crissey points out, you are not
aware that there is anything unusual in your
attitude toward money. Here are five OF the
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Evening star., 1954-12-19

AS CHRISTMAS draws nearer and last minute
"A shopping begins, millions of dollars are
changing hands across store counters all over
the country Many of us worry about whether
we are being generous enough. Others realize
too late that they have spent little too
much. Still others are unable to enjoy the full
Yuletide spirit of giving because they are busy
worrying about what they will get IN return.
Our feelings about giving and spending
run very strongly at Christmas - and after
Christmas when the bills roll in-but actually
the emotional problems of money follow us
the year around. There is evidence that an
increasing number of people are developing
serious emotional difficulties with regard to
money.
The American Association of Marriage
Counselors says that money disputes enter
into nearly all family quarrels and are
serious factor in almost all separations and