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Evening star., 1954-03-30
WOMEN'S DREsSES-Seeond Floor

Taeta grey and
coos short bracelet sleeves lace and bead trim Broken
sizes l2is to 2o- $40
$685. s3995 Dresses including taas in blue
with lace and bead TRIM wool jerseys in beige with pearl
trim; with bead trim 1912
$685. Dresses in black rayon taffeta with
bead trlm dinner dresses in and lace Broken
sizes
blue sheath dresses with all bead m few
SIS 5 Creme Dresses in black or um with bead or
velvet trim Silk affeta dinner gown in plum blue Broken
ss5 and ssse5 Twopce Dresses in silk fae black plum
less Rayon navy black striped trim
sizes 1874 10 2z'a -
MATERNITY DREsSEs-Seeond Floor
sss to SLABS Maternity Dresses in with touch of
color green rayon fale with white collar Broken sizes S.
JUNIOR DEB sHoP-Fourth Floor
s7s and Suits including silk and acetate Princess
line dresses pastel sheer woods with low necknes
Rayon Sheaths in pink blue or
black silk acetates with quarter sleeves pastel wool jersey
tops with taffeta skirts boro acketdreses brocade
e &c :, sss ss with witt, fur fur collars ss
Princess and sheer bolero styles SIS
S3995 and $4995 Formals including white floor length
ss Fanqn 'affe'"s with velvet @ net with ufsss
s and Formas including short red lace baernas floor
length yellow net, back red novelty satin balerna
- - - - -. , 49,. s9s
flower trimmed bodice long tafea with halter neklne
and rhinestone trim SIS
JUNIOR BUDGET SHoP-Fourth Floor;
SLABS Dresses including fales with full skirts three
silk with velvet trim;
wool jerseys with satin with plaid
jackets, solid skirts $40
sss5 s14s5 including rayon creps gabardnes woo
flannes, rayon failles IS
BUDGET DRESSES-Fifth Floor
Misses and Womens 1886, slos5 and s4s5 Dresses Rayon
taeas gabardnes novelty fabrics
dressy casual basic styles Black navy
grey, beige wine Broken Sizes IL to 2O 14k to
Misses and Womcns $l495 S1795 Rayon crepes
rayon sans Acrans woos in dessy and basic styles Royal
Broker tn nd
141a to 221a
CASUAL DRESS SHoP-Fifth Floor
Misses S1795 to S25 Dresses including black faes
threequarer sleeves deep necks jersey
printed corduroy skirts jersey bodces printed skirts
Sizes to 16. $40
Misses 1895 Rayon Gabardine Golfers red green aqua
Sizes IL to 20 ~----------.-.--- Sc
Womens 1896 black purple
Misses $2295 Costume faile
and cuffs navy black. Sizes to IS ---------$I5
Misses and Womens $S95 to $195 Dresses including
gabardne coat styles striped srtaist Styles
cotton vos in black striped cotton
crepes Broken sizes 10 to 49, 1s plus to "a shorter
women
Evening star., 1954-03-30
Lingerie-2nd Floor, F St. and at Bethesda,
Shirlington, Nlver Spring, Upper Conn. Ave.
NECKWEAR-Streer Floor

Shirlington, Glver Spring, Upper Conn. Are.
$685. $6s5 Nylon Trcot Slips with permanent
1uting. nylon embroidery trim. Bodice and carisole
tops. White, blue, peach Sizes 80 to 20. Not
every color in every size 95
S1095 NylOn Slips with permanently pleated chantily
nylon lace bust and hernline. White only Sizes 80
40 7.9S
S695 NylOn Petcoat with pleated chantly lace hemne
Sizes small, medium large 81 .95
S195 and $3.50 Nylon Snuggies and Vests few awool
vests also Broken sizes 81 so
SlO95 Brushed Nylon Gowns in peach and aqua. Sizes
81 and "a -----------S Sc 95
S5.95 and S795 RayOn Chalis Knit Gowns in pink and
blue print Sizes 80 to sc -~- S395
S225 and $3.50 Nylon Briefs and Flares with lace and
embroidery trim. Sizes 5-6-7-8. ST .95
S1295 and SASS NylOn Trcot Gowns in pink blue mint
Sizes 80 to 40 Not all sizes in all coors $895
Nylon TricO Shortie Gowns with nylon lace trim,
button down front Pink blue, white. Small medium,
large sizes S5.95
S595 Nylon Gowns in waltz and long lengths with nylon
embroidery trim. Broken sizes and coors ,---- So e5
S495 Nylon Fucker Sleep Goats in pink, blue In small,
medium and large sizes 81 95
S1495 and S1695 Three-Piece Pajamas Sets. Quilted
coats plain pajamas Red and blue e------- $s95
S1095 Nylon TrcOt Gowns. Red with white. Sizes
80 to 36
Evening star., 1954-03-30

CHICAGO.--Very few rented
cars are stolen. One national
.car-renting service has found
that in the past 35 years such
thefts amounted to less than
one tenth Of / per cent.
Evening star., 1954-03-30
Little Minks-GreotIy Reduced
And these furs to eIeor! Third Floor Street only

And these fuFs to eIeoF! Third Floor StFeet only
1-s6ss Owed Kolnskv Topper in size IA s47o
Isl ESQ Owed Let out KolnsEy Topper 5000
1-S99O Owed Let Out Kalinsky Jacket $3.50
2-S354 Owed Muskrat Coats in sizes and $270
3-S294 Dyed Muskrat TOppers in sizes g. IL and Is STA
1-$354 DYED Muskrat Topper l6 STA
I-S294 DYED Muskrat Topper $3.50
2$9S Dyed POcessed Lamb Coats in sizes 13 and 1
$3.50
G-S32 Dyed Jackets
$l0z
1-S32 Dyed Lamb Jacket in size IA $7S
2-S5O Dyed Sheared RaccoOn 20
Isles Natural Silver Fox Stole 81 20
I-S366 Natural Silver $500
isis Dyed Grey Moeskin Jacket $z70
Evening star., 1954-03-30
MISSES coATs-Third Floor

Misses S365 Forstmann woolen with Beaver coll
lar deep beige and taupe Sizes II to ID $l65
Misses S95 Coats Forstmann wooden
with dyed yoke beige black dyed Persian Lamb on
wine Sizes 10 and II. S95
Coats with Beaver daped collar and cuffs on tex
tured blue beige Woolen Size II '-- Ss5
Misses Grey Zibcne Dress Coat with natural
Persian Lamb draped collar and cuffs Size IA sos
S45 Fured Dress Coats in nude with blonde Beaver
cuffs black beige with Ranch Mink Scarf beige
with Beaver collar cuffs. Sizes Il to 16. SIS
cuffs. Size r. SIS
nubby wooens with natural Per-
sian Lamb scarf Size II S65
S9895 Coat grey with natural Per-
Lamb collar and cuffs Size 16. $65
Misses Sss95 Mink
Beaver Sizes Il and 18 ---~-------S45
S145 Casual Coat Forstmann zbene in ice blue Size
n sos
Misses S145 Casual Wrap Coat in blonde nude Wobo in size
IA SIS
Misses Polished Zbene Wrap Coat with rolled front in
black red brown Sizes 10 to IA SIS
Misses $685. FOrstmann Marvega Wrap navy.
IA SIS
Coats beige heather, gold blue
textured woolen Sizes 10 to is SIS
Misses gold wocn with rolled collar,
button closing in size 18 red rolled coat in size TO- S4S
Dress Coat with five button closing chin
collar and tie. Size "A SIS
Misses S9s95 WOODEN Coat r.
Evening star., 1954-03-30
BUDGET sPoRTs-street Floor

rayon nyon jersey
tucked lace ribbon trim Long sleeve broadcloth shirts
White and assorted & cOOs Sizes 80 to ss to 81
neckine with hreequarter length sleeves Pink,
blue yellow Small medium. large sizes 81
sss5 Bermuda Shorts black velvet with white braid trim.
TEEN SHoP-Fourth Floor
S10s5 including rayon affetas annes
and tailored styles Black assorted coo
Goats tweeds; milum lined
Also tCppers % Light eoors and red Sizes to 10 $40
snd pases ss1. Sizes to . IS .,,,.. ,o- $40
s395 sOo5 BlOuse in wool Jerseys yeveeens and cotto
$685. Orion Cardigans in pastel shades Sizes "a to 4o 81
cHILDRENs WEAR!
Only at JeHeffs SHver Spring and ShirLngton
Todders ss5 to Sass in broadcos polished coto
ginghams Solids and paids pases darks. Sizes
Boys suspender pants button shoulder
Boys $s5 faded blue denim with
1855 Cotton Chas Pe Nishgawns with rosebuds on white
in to IA 81 .o5
BRIDES sHoP-seventh Floor
SIPS Wedding slipper chanlly
with stand,up collar and Cathedral train Size 10 sloo
shoulder neckne trimmed in pearl and opalescent Size sloo
s4e95 White Wedding Dress white satin and tulle with
removable boero, floor length. Size IA s35
S7995 White Wedding Gown in lace and ule bead trimmed
Removable jacket reveals sapless formal Size IA S65
S4995 Blush Satin Wedding Dress waltz length with lace
fashioned along slim lines. Size 10 --------- S35
White Wedding Dress III baerna length with
necklne. Size 10 $50
S4ss5 Lace wedding Dress in balerna length Size SIS
Other S4995 SIPS Wedding Dresses SIS to 500
s2 s3s95 bridesmaids Dresses and FomaIs apess and
offshouder styles pastels and jewel tones IS SIS
HANDBAGs-street Floor
Bags; mostly black S7.e5
$3.50 Leather Bags sI3l4
$7s5 Velvet BoXy Bags in black $3.50
sl295 Evening glitter beads $3.50
Failes and broadcloths also greatly reduced!
MlLLINERY-Street Floor
Dunlop all ----------------- So
BUDGET MILLlNERY-street Floor
$685. Spring Sraws 81
S295 to $495 ST
T0llETRIES-Street Floor
Toilette fragrances s-oz
bottle
Monogram backs
face and bath size
GL0VES-Street Floor
nylon cotton CSC
HoSERY-Street Floor
$195 to $295 SCuffs in glittered gold mehes,
| percaes All with foam rubber soles. Small, medium, |
large Sizes so
heels Also is denier proportoned lengths with
neeAS
Evening star., 1954-03-30
FRENCH RooM-Second Floor

Sa95 sheer
black black sheer with white satin TRIM
fale taffea
cocktail dress eyee affeta sheath in navy black
brown, pastel wool jerseys powder blue $40
Suits Cotton lace sheath cocktail
in champagne basic sheer wool in black
rayon ae black lace cocktail dresses in brown
blue taeta cocktail dresses in pink blue red SIS
black white trim,
navy rayon cocktail in black S35
Coats Powder blue wool jersey basic,
silk fale silk basic embroidered cocktail
black blue print silk black and white print
taa afternoon coats wine blue white beaded
sheath cocktail dress S45
Cocktail jersey cocktail dress in champagne
beige SIS
Cocktail in champagne,
dress and Jacket beige S95
S2995 S35 Evening Gowns nylon net in pink,
white blue affeta blue white red $40
S3995 Evening Full nylon evening dresses in pink,
white blue affeta dresses white SIS
S45 S495 affeta black
white formal pink fale dresses red
black. S35
Length Taffeta Evening halter
neckline or black S45
coral blue peach
$685. Short Lace Evening Dress $65
MISSES DRESSES-Seeond Floor
Also Bethesda ShineoH. Sper Spng Upper Con" Aps
S795 rayon rayon
Navy brown. blue Sizes 10 to 20 $40
$9 $2295 Street Afternoon Dresses including
faies wools basic tailored
cocktail dresses navy.
aqua pink Sizes 10 to 90 $lz
Street Afternoon Dresses Rayon
miracle fabrics wools Black, brown and high
shades Sizes 16 to 20 SIS
Cocktail
Evening Dresses. Black, brown and high
shades Sizes 10 20 $40
Evening star., 1954-03-30

SIS S2995 Famous Suits in Celanese acetate Pastel
of blue pink buermik Sizes to 8: l8 to 20 $40
$4S95 S5995 Suits and ensembles in ulined
gabardne tweed Camel black red brown Sizes
10 to 20 $50
Boxy Mron fleece jacket with double
pockets Tall Miss styled Boxy Costume
Suits. grey Sizes II to 16 $35
Classic Suits gabardne and Mron Mrona
Navy, plum, brown honey Sizes IL to IS $40
Jewel Trim Suits in Fosmanns Allegro Also
acketed styles Purple black copper Sizes IL
to 18 $45
Evening star., 1954-03-30

$lo.95 to $29.95 Hostess Robes and
Poiomos Sets SIS
Long wrap and coachman a-wool flannel robes, satin
trim on some. Dark and pastel colors Broken sizes
10 to 14-$15.
Rayon affeta hostess robes with quarter sleeves
novelty sashes. Blue, bronze Sizes 10 to l2-$l5
Short rayon quilts with jewel trim in pastel shades Sizes
10, IL, 18-$15
Two-piece lounge pajamas with quilt rayon trousers
in gold, blue Sizes 10 to l2-$15.
Evening star., 1954-03-30
s2e.e5 to s4e.s5 Knit DREssEs-sl5

and wo-piece styles in red grey navy green black
brown, white Not all coloTs IN all styles.
Third Floor Street Only
Evening star., 1954-03-30

1885 to S595 Blouses coon nylon wool jersey with
jewel neckne small collars short sleeves
tucked ribbon trim Long sleeve broadcloth shirts
White assorted coors Sizes 80 to 38 81 to 81
Shrs-Peter Pan collar styles with short sleeves;
neckne with threequarter length sleeves Pink
blue yellow. Small medium, large sizes 81
SS95 Bermuda Shorts in black velvet with white braid TRIM
So
Evening star., 1954-03-30

Juniors ss9.e5 10 s9s.s5 cesuoI and Dre.sy
c0ATS-$55
Forstmann. Anglo eecy and nubby fabrics Blue pink,
beige, grey, toast Sizes to 13.
Evening star., 1954-05-14
Armed Forces Day Program

Following is the for the Armed Forces Day ceebra
ton Except parade all events will be at Boiling Air
Force Base.
New Jersey and Constitution ave-
NV, proceeds around the Capitol then onto Const
tuition avenue. and ends at Eighteenth street NV
1O:25-Fag- raising ceremony, all armed services
demonstration by men OF Andrews Air Force
akeo and landing helicopter rescue Army
1o:45- Carrier landing demonstration, Navy -
lO:52-B-61 Martin Matador demonstration Air Force.
1l:O2-P2V JATO takeoff Navy
11:21-Ar-sea rescue demonstration Coast Guard.
II :26-ordnance demonstration. Army Ordnance Corps
11:45-Engineer demonstration. Army Engineers
II Demonstration by Army Transportation Corps.
pm-F1re-fiehting demonstration Navy.
1:O5-Bimp hyby Navy.
1:os -Helicopter troop assault Marines
1:ss-Army and Marine drill teams in exhibition,
2:O1-Navy aerial review
2:1s-Army Engineer demonstration
2:29-Army transportation demonstration.
23Shor landings heicopter rescue Army
2:44-Army chemical demonstration - Ill.,, . .,.
s:ss-Army ordnance demonstration
3:53-B-61 Matador demonstration. Air Force
4:O3-Ar-sea demonstration, Coast Guard.
4:08-Carrier landing demonstration Navy
4:15-Army Transportation Corps demonstration.
4:2o-Army Engineer demonstration ..,
43oUned women services retreat ceremony with WAC Band
SUNDAY.
Noon-Air Band concert.
1920 pm.-Navy fire fighting demonstration
12:25-B-61 Matador demonstration. Air Force.
field takeos and landings and hecoper rescue
12:45-Army Engineer demonstration
12:55-Marne Band concert
1:1s-Marine troop assault with heicopter
1:3s-Air and Navy drill teams
2:03-Navy carrier landing demonstration
2:1O-Air Force Drum and Bugle Corps demonstration
2:3o-Army ordnance demonstration.
2:4o-B-6l Martin Matador demonstration
2:50-Air-sea rescue demonstration, Coast Guard
3:15-Ar Force Thunderbds demonstration.
s:ss-Army chemical warfare demonstration .r,
4:O4-Army Engineer demonstration
4:14-Ar Force ire fighting demonstration
so-Unhed services retreat ceremony with the Army sand
Evening star., 1954-05-14
By Harry Lever

A stirring hour-long, 4-mile
parade with about 1000 march,
ers, will swing along Constitu-
ton avenue NV. tomorrow to
inaugurate the weekend cele-
bration of Armed Forces Day,
which has as it's theme this
year Power for Peace"
The atomic cannon and the
latest inilitar3 weapons will be
in the line of march. President
Eisenhower is expected to re-
view the parade
The President will be guest of
honor at the function, scheduled
to begin at 7:30 pm.
The parade starts at 10:30
am, from New Jersey and Con-
stitution avenues NV, rounds
the Capitol, and continues on
Constitution avenue to Eight
eenth street NV
At the same time, large-scale
activity by the armed forces will
begin at Boiling Air Force Base.
There will be f1y-by'S, the ap-
pearance of the C-99, the worlds
largest airplane, and hundreds
of thousands of square feet of
exhibits by the Army, Air Force,
Navy, Marines and Coast Guard
Evening star., 1954-05-14
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Armed Forces Day Tomorrow
Will Display Power of Peace

Much of the show will be re-
peated on Sunday.
The Metropolitan and Park
Police have worked out plans to
speed the arrival of more than
100000 persons to Boiling to-
morrow.
Visitors may reach Boiling via
Capital Transit Co. buses
marked Congress Heights (A-O
Belleview (A-4. Fort Drum
(A-6) and Livingston tA-8|
from Tenth street NV. between
Constitution and Pennsylvania
avenues NV, or from Eighth
and K streets Sc. Transfer is
provided at Nichols avenue and
Portland streets Sc. to the Wa
bus, which goes directly to the
airbaSe.
Capital Transit officials said
it's vehicles will be rerouted dur
ing parade hours off Constitu-
ton avenue from Delaware ave-
nue. S.W. to Twenty-third street
NV. and will be taken off In
dependence avenue between First
street Sc. and First street SW
Also, the buses will be taken of
First street between Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Constitution
avenue NV. and on Pennsyl-
vania avenue between Sixth
street and the Peace Monument
Evening star., 1954-05-14
81 Million Hotel
In Alexandra Gets
Final Approval

Plans for a new 81 million.
seven-story hotel at Washing
ton and Church streets in Alex
andria were given final appro-
val last night by the City's Beard
of Architectural Review
The same plans had been dis
approved by the board on March
II because it was felt the out
ward appearance was too modern
for Alexandria colonial sur
roundings.
A majority of the architectural
board memebrs agreed last night
after viewing substitute plans.
however. that the original plans
were better.
Evening star., 1954-05-14
Panel Differs Over How Much
Blame to Put on Crime Comics

Disagreement over the degree
of evil in brutal comic books
touched of debate today at
panel conference on parental
problems.
The "hit- -'em- -again- harder"
pictorial publications were with
out friends. All agreed the books
are hazards. The issue in dis
pute was how much blame to
put on them.
The program was part OF the
fifth annual Health. Welfare
and Recreation Conference spon-
sored in the Hotel Statler by the
United Community Services.
SAYS Books Are Menace.
One panel member, Mrs.
Charles R. Drew. 4409 Eighteenth
street NV, a widowed mother
of four, said "comic books repre-
sent a menace which all too few
parents are aware Of"
Sweden has banned the types
which brutalize, she said, and
women in Britain are campaign
ing to control them.
II advocate that the parents
get together in some such move
ment here" she said.
But another panel member. a
taan.aoer said the threat is
overemphasized.
II really don't think our GRIM
inals are caused by horror
stories," said Nina Deutsch, II,
of 3701 Reno road NV, senior
at Wilson High School.
Others Differ on Problem.
Audience reaction varied.
One woman cited the findings
Of a doctor who she said found
delinquency and crimes caused
by reading the bloodier comics. u
Another panelist. DR.. Thelma
Hunt of George Washington Uni
versity's psychology department,
advised against accepting super
fetal statistics"
DR.. Hunt, a practicing PSYCHE
artist, said that just because q
youngster says he committed a
crime under inspiration from
comic books. or television, doesn't
mean that's really why he did it.
PSychiatrist Disputes Heredity.
In other discussions, DR.. Will
liam l.. Granatir of the WASH
ington School of Psychiatry
faculty, said heredity is not the
answer to all juvenile behavior.
DR.. Granatir has four children.
Evening star., 1954-05-14
Woman Is First Here
To Face Compulsory
Dope disqualification

A 29-year-old woman is the
first person to face compulsory
disqualification under the new
law relating to narcotics users.
Federal Judge Matthew F. Nc
Guire today ordered the woman.
who is colored, to appear May Is.
The appearance is to be pre-
liminary to her commitment to
the District General Hospital for
30 days for examination. The
court may appoint any physi-
clans at it's discretion for the
examination. Under the law. the
woman is entitled to counsel if
she cooseS to fight the commit
ment order.
Cites 5-Year Addiction.
The order was granted in the
U S. District Court for the Dis
trict of Columbia upon petition
of United States Attorney Leo A.
Rover. The plea was made by
Assistant United States Attorney
Edward o. Fennell.
Today's action was taken under
a law signed recently by Presi-
dent Eisenhower which compels
dope addictS to take hospital
treatment. Addicts summoned
under this law are not charged
with a criminal offense.
Not Under Arrest.
In the current case, the woman
is not under arrest. Mr.. Fennell
said. If she fails to appear in
pursuance of the order, he said,
the next step would be an order
decreeing that she appear to
show cause why she should not
be held in contempt, the prose-
cutor stated.
Some in legal circles see a
weakness in the law in that an
addict could disappear from the
jurisdiction pending litigation.
If an addict is actually seen
using the drug or If drugs are
found on his person. the case is
then a criminal one with the
charge being illegal possession OF
narcotics.
Evening star., 1954-05-14
1900 City Employees
Getting Pay Increase

A wage increase for the Dis
trict's 5000 "blue collar" work.
ers, averaging 18 cents an hour,
will appear in their pay begin
ming the first week in June. it
was disclosed today by Harry
Hubbard. District director OF
personnel.
Funds to cover the increase,
totaling $1.2 million, were con-
tanned in supplemental appro-
priations bill signed by President
Eisenhower last Tuesday.
Early in July, Mr.. Hubbard
said, the workers will get lump
sum payments Of the increase,
retroactive to last September Is,
when the boost was approved.
Retroactive payments are eSti-
mated to average between $3.50
and $500 each.
District Auditor A. r. Pilker-
ton. the city's paymaster, said
he has asked the District Com
missioners for permission to
work his Office overtime to get
the lump-sum payments. out by
July
Evening star., 1954-05-14

He said he was reared in a
poor working class neighborhood
in Philadelphia. Policemen were
regarded as a threat by his boy
hood crowd, he said. "The gen.
eral reaction was Cheese it, the
cops!" he said.
But his own children regard a
policeman as a nice man who
helps one across the street, he
said.
II don't think this conception
is a hereditary one," he added.
Suggests Club for Mothers.
Mrs. Kenneth j. Staffa, 631
Kensington place, NE, who won
the Mrs. Washington" contest
this year, spoke on the problems
of a working mother.
She said she thinks there is
need for a club of working moth
ers here, where members could
swap solutions to their particu-
lar problems.
Mrs. L. B. Willard. HOO Manor
road, Falls Church, foster parent
of a polio victim. discussed the
problems of foster parents OF
handicapped children.
She said one of the greatest
of these is remembering not to
be too hard on the child. So
much has been said about not
spelling a handicapped child,
that parents can swing too far
toward severity, she said.
Miss Deutsch'S speech included
a statement that to-day parents
seem to fear their teen-agers and
are reluctant and unable to es-
tablish a definite line Of con-
duct"
She said, "I think that if less
fuss were made over the teen
ager, it would be beneficial to
both parents and children.
Most teen-age groups do not
ostracize youngsters who leave
tobacco. liquor and late dates
alone, she said. To the contrary,
"if any notice is taken it is
in a spirit of approval"