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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Handbags

Washington Only, Street Floor
lass Shoulder Strap Bag.
black leather, as is ------- 5.95
loss Calfskin Bags, leather
lined, black --~ 5.95
2-SI5 Calfskin Bags, black,
leather lined, as Is ---- 6.95
lass Black and Navy Leather
Sass Leather Bags, black,
navy. red, tan ----------lO.So
3-S3 Bags -----------l.7S
$50 Evening Bags 1885, .2S
isl Cosmetic Bags -- 500
ISIS Calfskin Bag, black, 1875
loss Cobra Bags, black and
hlue 7.95
All prices Plus 20% Fed. e1. tar
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1OO-$2.5O to $500 Long Line
Cotton and NylOn Bras, tearose
and white. broken sizes - 99c
50-$7.95 to $1,000 Corselettes
for average figures. Nylon,
rayon brocade and elastic. Tea
rose and white. Broken sizes.
$4.99
1OO-$l.O0 Sun Tops and Ban
deaux, cotton and rayon satin,
broken sizes -25c
Knnn's Second Floor,
Washington and Arlington
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Washington Store Only

Washington Store Only
Sass Irish Linen Damask
Cloths, 70x106", soiled 49, 5.S5
4-l0.9S Irish Linen Damask
Cloths, 70x88", soiled- $500 4.39
6-l1.95 Colored Rayon-Cotton
Damask Sets, 64x84" cloth. 8
napkins 5.SS
100 - Imported Cotton Pillow
Cases. appliqued, for standard
size pillows -------- l.OO
1-Lot Misc. Fancy. Plain Lin
ems: cloths, napkins. scarfs.
doilieS -- I've 10 Z.SS
3OO-l.0O Assorted Plastic Table
cloths, 54x70" ----------79c
4s Secs. 2.39 Pacific Wildwood"
Sheets, 72x108" ---- LIB
"a Secs. 2.69 Pacific Wildwood"
Sheets, 8lx108" -----1.S9
"a Secs. 2.S9 Pequot "Cohasset"
Sheets, 72x108" --- 1893
30 Secs. 3.6S Pequot "COhasset"
Sheets, e0x10S" ------2.3S
Kann's-Street Floor,
Washington
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Washington, Second Floor
1890 Dyed Mouton PrOcessed
Lamb Coats, sizes II and IA,
1890
$500 Grey Dyed Muskrat Flank
Stole $500
1890 Black Dyed Persian Lamb
Paw Jacket, size IL 1890
1880 Dyed Muskrat Jacket,
size IA -.---------- 1890
1880 Wild Mink Clutch Cape,
1890
5000 Grey Persian Lamb Coat,
size is 1890
$1,000 Grey Persian Lamb Top
pers, size Is ---1 1890
$500 Black Dyed Persian Lamb
Coat. Mink Cuffs. size Is. $4,000
1880 Grey Kid Coat, size is.
117.OO
Pur products labeled TO show country
OF origin Of imported furs.
All prices Plus Fed. tar
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Hand IcercIaiefS

Washington and Arlington
250-39c to 81 Mems and Wom-
ems CottOns and Linens. 3 for 81
130-25c and Csc Riddles slight
misprintS .. Zoe
200-39c Imported Swiss, en-
broidered styles - for 81
Kdnn's, Street Floor.
Washington, Arlington
Washington Only
32-$l Initial Hankies, women's.
2for 81
275-29c-3Sc Irregs: and Firsts.
mems and women's, cottons and
$3.50 Silk Squares, 18", hand
rolled, prints -------S for 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Floor, Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Lamps

Washington. Arlington Stores
10-I9.98 Floor Lamps, brorEe-
plated and hand lacquered.
Choice Of swing arm. 6 way and
down bridge, complete with
glass reflector -9 .99
+12.98 Modern Ceramic Table
Lamps, 2 styles, hand-laced fl
berglas shades, brown, white,
3-15.O0 Double Gooseneck Floor
Lamps, spun glass bullet shaped
shades, non-tarnish brass fit
tings --~-----.-----.--- 1000
2-59.98 Chandeliers, imported
European crystal. lights, 5
crystal chains, non tarnish
brass fittings 1898
Kann's-Third Floor,
Washington;
LoDer Leuel-Arlington
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Fuf'Iai ttss'e

1-59.95 Mr.. and Mrs. Chest, I'M
finished hardwood. 38x58" with
10 drawers, floor sample 1897
1-34.95 Storage Chest. unfin-
ished hardwood, S drawers, fl.
sample -------- 22.4l
l-S.95 Mite Chest, unfinished
pine, 2 drawers. II. sample. SAT
1855 Chest, unfinished knot
ty pine, 5 drawers, metal pulls,
1897
LESS Storage Chest, unfin-
ished knotty pine. 4 drawers, II.
sample -------.S.7 7
LASS Utility Chairs, mahog,
finish, blue or wine seats, TAI
lass Arm Chair. mahog. fin
ished hardwood, wine seat, 8.47
PASS Gossip Bench, wrought
iron frame, lime plastic seat.
n. sample ---- 17.47
2-49.95 Lance Cedar Chests,
modern lined oak. n. sample.
34.47
Kdnn's-LoDer Leuel, Arlington
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Washington Store Only-Second Floor
$500 AWoo Suit single breasted tweed regular
$500 Wool Zip Coats brown single breasted
20; short, 80 2277
1s15oOO Cashmere double breasted brown
81 Ass
157S Famous Make Rancoat heather size SO sample
III
490
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Fabrics

Washington Only, Street Floor
200 Yds. 1.S9 Printed Birdseye
Cotton Piques, white grounds.
So" wide --y I'd. 79c
100 YdS. 1.SS Pima Broadcl0th.
SO" wide I'd. 7Sc
5000 YdS. Remnants, 49c-l.19
Cottons -----yd. 29c to SOC
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SpOTfSaUeN1'
Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor. ARLINGTON

Street Floor, Arlington
3.99 RayOn Skirts, assorted pat
terms, broken sizes 10 to Is, 1853
2.99 and 3.99 Bay Cotton Shirts,
assorted patterns; broken sizes
10 to 18------- 1883
7.95 Pr0portioned Wool Stacks,
assorted colors, sizes 10, II, 10,
20 ------- --.- 3.44
sos and 7.95 Orion Slipons and
Cardigans, broken sizes 2.99
2.99 to SOS Slipons and Cardi-
gans, some orlons; broken as
sortment ----.------...----1.69
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Negligees

Second Floor, Washington Only
Is Misses 14.S5 to 1873 Quilted
RayOn Robes and Lounging Pa
jamas, broken sizes $500 500
IA Misses Quilted Cotton LOung-
ing Pajamas, broken sizes, 2.69
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Washington Store Only

Washington Store Only .
26-9Sc Stove Pads, 9xl1"- CSC
12-4Sc Cheese .Slicers- Csc
21.00 Coffee Dispensers 59c
12-1.29 Wire Wash Baskets for
vegetables. salad green's ACC
24-55c Cap RemOverS - SOC
%1.25 Indoor Clothes Reels.
CSC
e1.OO Oven ShOyels $50
ellis Aluminium Clothes Pins
79c
-1.45 Mineral Paste, 5-lb.
oAD[ --l-- 49,
1-9.75 Weighted Waxer- -5.49
3O-1.9S Push BrOOms --- 79c
+1.S5 Dryrox, for deep freez-
erS soc
Kdnn'S-Third Floor,
Washington
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Budget Dresses

Second floor, washington
and Arlington
30 Misses and Half Size SOS
and 1895 Rayon Crepe Dresses,
long and short sleeves - 800
IS Misses 14.95 Wool and Nov
city Rayon Dresses -- 7.S9
3O-4.95 Half-size and Misses
Orion and Wool Pleated Dresses,
3.S9
&10.95-14.95 Extra-size Rayon
Dresses -------------------7.S9
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Girls Wear

YOUTH FLOOR, washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
$3.50 Cotton Flannel Lined
Blue Jeans -------- 200
$3.50 and 3.99 Cotton Knit
or Red Flannelette Pajamas.
l.99
25-2.99 Cotton Slips 1.99
2O-4.e9 Cotton Chenille Robes,
2.99
20-3.99 Pastel Nylon Cardigans,
2.99
12-.ss Slipon Sweaters. rhine
stone trim -2.99
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Washington Store Onlv

Washington Store Only
6-2.98 Bon Bon Dishes, leaf
shape LAG
3-.98 Pipe Rests 2.98
14-2.98 Imported China Meat
Dishes 49c
25-1.O0 Novelty Salt and Pep
per Shakers - 10c
1O-1.9S Large Pottery Plates
100
12-4.98 CandlestickS, black
wrought iron, 4-light style, 2.98
11-3.98 Imported Donkey Carts
1888
19.9S-53-pc. Dinner Set, service
KGnn's-Third Floor,
Washington
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SiICericOre

2O-1.9S Round Glass Butter
Dishes, aluminium covers SIC
112.98 Large Aluminium Trays
with handles $50
1880 Silverplated 22" Galley
Tray, slightly denied - $500
1-69.50 Silverplated Tea Set,
5-pc. slightly scratched -34.5O"
1850 SilverpIated Brea d
Trays. slightly scratched 1877"
50-1.50 Silverplated Knives,
hollow handles, stainless steel
blades Sc
"plus Fed. tar
KGnn'S-Street Floor,
Washington
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FOuTLG EtUUs w uSFttuyCOH
s. 1895 Wool Crib Blankets.
42x60", pink -----7.OO
l.49 Cotton Felt Filled Quilted
Pads. pastels, l8x34 - 100
1.99 Cotton Felt Filled Quilted
Pads, pastels, 27x34" $50
Little Girls 49c Rayon Panties,
pink, white, size 4 Csc
Little Girls 2.99 and 3.99 Nylon
Slips, lace trim, size A. 100
2.99 Corduroy Jumpers, sizes 3
7.95 Pastel Plaid Wool Pram
Robes, fringed ends 400
500 Walking Shoes. laced style.
white. sizes 5ih N and 8 N, zoo
2.99 Corduroy Crawlers, gripper
crotch, pastel colors, sizes 6 and
8 months only ----1.69
Boys 1.S9 Corduroy Boxer
Shorts, brown, navy and green;
sizes 8 to 6-----------1 LOO
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Washington Store Only-2nd Floor
13 Mems ISIS Raincoats

Rayon and nylon blend in neat tan
checks. Single breasted, raglan sleeves,
slash pockets. For rain or shine wear.
Regs. 1874, 4/36, 3/42, 2i44; longs, 1/42,
2/44
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NecktceUr
Washington and Arlington

washington ana ATtlHgLOn
1850 Blouses, washable cot
ton, solids and prints, sizes 80
to az 2.29
1O0-2.99 to 4.99 Sweaters, slip
overs, wool and nylon, broken
misses sizes 1.S9
K0nn'S, Street Floor,
Washington and Arlington
Washington Only
$3.50 to 8.9s Rayon BoucIe
Sweaters. Broken assort.--3.44
1OO-59o Spring Flowers, 3 for 81
$3.50 Cardigans, nylon, bro
ken assortment 1.99
1858 and 1888 Blouses, bro
ken assortment .-----3.A
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Floor, Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25

Daytime Dresses

Second Floor, Washington and
Arlington
50-1.99 Utility Uniforms 100
35-1O.95 Rayon Dresses, worn-
ems broken sizes ---- 500
75-2.99 Cotton Housedresses,
100
6O-5.O0 Cotton Brunch Coats.
800
50-2.99 and $3.50 Pinafores, 100
$3.50 Spaghetti Bids - Soc
50 - 1.79 and 1.99 Mother,
Daughter and Father Aprons,
1.59
35-5.95 Cotton Dresses $50
35-3.99 Stripe Cotton Dresses,
1.09
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Lingerie
ny~ahs~~tAA n~ya,

washington Onty
42-.S5 Nylon Tricot Slips, yell
low and blue ------ 2.99
56-S2 and $50 Nylon Tricot
Briefs, trimmed 1.19
8-1.95 Cotton Shirts and Pants,
S9c
2O7 - CSC RayOn Panties and
Briefs for 81
81 - S.95 Nyl0n TricOt Slips,
camisole tops 1.39
Kann'S-Ltngerie, Street Floor,
Washington
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Toys
Washington Store Only

washington store Onty
2-32,S5 Police Cars, chain
driven, II. samples 1899
1-32.95 Kiddillac Auto, chain
driven, fl. sample 1893
Hiss Doll Carriage, wheels
repaired -- 5.88
1-4.49 Rocking Chair, rocker
broken -------------- -2.lS
1-S.95 Rocker, arm damaged.
4.88
1-S.49 Van Truck, SCARED. 1.79
1-18.95 Doodle Buggy Carriage,
no top -------------7.99
1-11.95 Folding Table, Chair
Set, / chair missing -5.88
LASS Bouncing Horse, re-
+.95 Space Girl Suits, size 4.
2.47
1-9.95 Doll House, n. sample,
4.47
Kdnn's-Fourth Floor,
Washington
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NEWS WEAR
SOS and 6.s5 Spring Slack.
Washington, Arlington Stores

Rayons in gabardines, sheens, twills, shark
skins, checks. Pleated fronts, zippers,
safety button on left hip pocket bar
tackled seams at points of strain. Sizes
28-42 in the group. Sorry, no alterations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Teens Wear

IL - 5.99 Rayon Gabardine
Stacks ---------- 3.99
1853 Nylon Slipon Sweaters,
2.99
3110.95 Wool Stacks ~ 500
loss Quilted Rayon Busters,
500
Fourth Floor-WaShinoton
Second Floor-Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25

Fireplace Fixtures
2 Price Off
and More!
1855 Portable Mantle, 1898
@9.95 Modern Fireplace Sets,
screen, tool set, CRATE, black and
brass 1898
4-49.98 Brass Fireplace Sets,
andirons, draw screen, Ape. tool
set 1888
$3.50 Magic Fire, for color on
logs ---- 49c
3-$19.95 Draw Screens, black
and brass 9.97
6E17.95 Brass Andirons, $50
Kdnn'S Housewares, Third
Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Washington Store OnIy-Street Floor

USHIUgIOH OIU7B O7UV-OUePL
22-S95 Make Shirts 399
695 Sleeve Shirts broken 14S
1855 Dacron Shirts mussed 399
Mufners
4-1.75 Shorts mussed from handling
$3.50 Cotton Union Suits long sleeves 1.39
$3.50, $50 Famous Make Blfolds lOOs
I3-lO95 Professional White Nylon SAC
al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25

$50 Short-SIeeVe Sport Shirts
OF washable crinkle cotton crepe. Solid = ~ -
coors of blue tan green gray white. n~
Specially purchased! S.. M, L sizes ~ -
Kann's-Street Floor, Washington; Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Hosiery
Washington Only

124-1.35-1.65 NylOns, 81 and so
gauge SSc
1875 - 1.35 NOrthmOnt Nylons,
dark colors -------x2 for 81
So - Soc White Bobby Socks,
sizes 0 and 91z-----S for 81
47-2.95 NylOn Slipper Socks,
small size ---------69c
KGnn'S-Hosiery-Street Floor,
Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
80 Prs. 9.es to 1925 Stacks

Solids, checks, stripes splash-weaves self-weaves
In the assortment Pleated fronts continuous ~ ~
Hollywood wristbands. Many with front-set 0a00
pockets. Sizes 29-40 in the group
Konns-Second Floor Washington; Floor arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Irregs. Soc and Use Linen 'Kerchiefs

Fine quality linen Finished with neat hens Irregularities
consist of slight misweaves Reduced to clear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Second Floor, Arlington

Second Floor, Arlington
l.s9 to 2.49 BIOuses and Knit
Polo Shirts ---@- 1873
3.S9 Terry Robes, sizes 8 to 6.
200
2.99 Sweaters and Blouses, sizes
z IN & 1873
1.99 Cotton and Rayon Creepers,
1873
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
BOYS WEAR

Washington, Arlington Stores
1.oe, $50 Long -sIeeve Polo Shirts
sipover 20
button neck styles. Rust, in the usS1
2.99 Cotton Flannel Shirts
Famous make plaid NO
Sanforized az residual shrinkage). Ala us20
$50 Brown Denim Duneorees
Made of denim for long Upper fronts pockets n
Sanforized az residual shrinkage). Sizes ALP Loo
Kanns-Second Floor, Washington; Street Floor Arlington
Washington Store Only-Second Floor
20O29c Cotton Hose elastic broken 100
41-399 F1annel-ned
Jackets,
$3.50 Unined Jackets, ~
1880 BrOadclOth Paamas g. $50
Shirts
32495695 Wool Sweaters broken sizes
6-995 Husky" 26 waist
15-Studnts Woed Stacks size g. q
3499 Black Cowboy Pants size
arlington Store Only-Street Floor
1OO-2sc broken
22-S399 Cotton Jackets
1885, broken
RaincOats IL
BrOadcoth Pajama size $50
1853 Corduroy Shirts, -------------1ss
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PERSONAL

WILL CARE for elderly person in my
Ice. country home; Is mi. from
D. G.. Gaithersburg 46S. /"
ADULTS who have no piano, I'll rent
mos. give You 8 mos. group lessons,
: all music--everything incl; $40
total. Results guaranteed beyond
your expectations. You be the Judge.
LEI Fl NE s' TEACH you to swim; prt-
vate or group rates. Cali BOB HOW
LEY, HE. 4-2s20. HE. 4-5232, To.
VACANCY for elderly people: best
food food and care SG1 lovely home. Vienna,
RUTH 4NSE.s DAY NURSERY, 1871
Highwood I'd. Rockville. Md: chill
dren from 2 to 8; licensed; complete
facilities for your child's every need:
s snrSlp pen a ossass Aug. 2 BY DAY or
ing; 81 25. HU. $3.50. -
CHEVY CHASE COUNTRY DAY
SCH0OL-Rec. and academic and
nursery: through 4th gr. Transpor-
tation and hot lunches. OIL 2-es73.
SUMMER CAMP IN MAINE-Run BY
Chevy Chase Country Day school;
going up Aug. /: Oh. 2-9s73. 81
FORM 81, q. g. job application pre-
pared and typs6;; Pessonnel /, e 81 &c
MIInxEE65GGssaafSsi EHy 5oc cores sss
ie ef c sD f z OK Z &. NV. 81. $3.50
r sss: r. vi sAsrRss 'ss as7
s SShL ttss.szsG I NOM r. ,s,s...,
ton invited. NO. T-3242.
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Mrs. Tudor
Is 1onored

Mrs. Orme Lewis. wife of the
Assistant Secretary of the In
terror, entertained at a luncheon
yesterday in honor Of Mrs. Ralph
Tudor, wife of the retiring I'M
dersecretary of the Interior. The
Tudors are leaving the first week
in September for their home in
Palo Alto. Calf, where Mr.. Tu-
dor will return to his engineer
ing business.
The 1926 F Street Club was
the scene Of the luncheon that
drew Senator'S and Representa-
tives' wives. Guests included Mrs.
Clarence Davis, wife of the So
licitor of the Interior Depart
ment who has been appointed
to take Mr.. Tudor's place; Mes
danes Barrett, Kuchel. Dwor-
shak. Millikin. Dirksen, all wives
Of Senators; Mrs. Arthur Miller
Of Nebraska, Mrs. Hamer Bulge
OF Idaho, both wives of Repre-
SentativeS, and Mrs. Leonard
Hall, wife of the Republican
National Chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-31
By Mary |. voughon

Mrs. Theodore s. Chapman.
president Of the General Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs. yester-
day reiterated her stand that
high coffee prices in this coun-
try were caused by a frost killing
the coffee crop last winter in
Brazil.
Holding her second press con-
ference since taking Office last
month, the CIVIC leader was
asked to comment on a recent
report by the Federal Trade
Commission blaming the high
prices on speculation.
The FTC'S four-month investi-
cation. which found last July's
Brazilian frost "had no signifi-
cant effect" upon the amount of
coffee produced this year. has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-31
Society and Clubs
CIVIC Head Reiterutes
Stand on Coffee Prices

brought demands In Congress
for Government regulation.
Mrs. Chapman was one Of q
quartet Of women representing
the CIVIC who few to Brazil
last February to get a first-hand
look at the situation. Upon their
return. they issued a statement
saying high coffee prices were
due to the shortage caused by
frost.
When a reporter asked If she
had seen the ETC report. she
replied in the negative and was
handed a newspaper story on
the subject to read. After glanc-
ing briefly through the account.
she told the press conference,
II don't care what they say. it
was due to q freeze down there"
Mrs. Chapman added that she
and her companions had seen
hundreds Of frozen coffee trees
and had talked to numerous
workers in the field.
"They (the FTC) investigate
up here" she continued, mot
down there"
She added that the federation
group had not been prepared or
equipped to do any investigating
Of the situation in this country.
Mrs. Chapman announced a
check for 100000 will be pre-
sented Monday by the CIVIC to
Mr.. Conrad Wirth, director of
National Park Service.
The money, raised by the or
ganization in a two-year project.
will be used for the restoration
of independence Hall in Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Chapman also outlined
proposed program plans by the
CIVIC Community Affairs De-
partment to be released to the
general membership in a PAM
phlet next month.
Individual clubs, she explained,
are free to choose any or all of
the projects for their own COM
munitieS.
Divisions listed under the de-
partment are: City Beautiful,
Community Service, CHRONOLOGY.
Health, Housing, Mental Health,
Welfare and Youth Conservation.
Under the latter, clubs are
asked to throw their support
behind judges who give stiff pen
altieS on narcotics charges, seeing
that they are reelected.
Also under Youth Conserva-
ton, local clubs will be asked to
work with a list of acceptable
and unacceptable comic books
to weed undesirable comics out
of their communities.
The local clubs may also elect
to support a project to sponsor
Allied Youth clubs which en-
courage teen-agers to dring soft
drinks at their meetings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-31
Faith Showing
Eisenhower
Jacket Sets
Style Trend
BY Peggy Lomson

PARIS. July so. B.-Gen.
Eisenhower probably didn't real
lie when he donned his famed
battle jacket in World War II,
that some day it would set a
Paris fashion trend.
Here in Paris it is called
jacket q Ia polonaise Polish
style jacket but whatever the
name, it is showing up frequently
this season in swank fashion
houses.
Jacques Faith used it, with
variations, as q theme for a
great many dresses and suits
shown today. He even featured
military breast pockets.
It may seem incongruous to
think Of battle dress done up
in gold lame, oyster grey satin
or trim black, but it looked young
and dashing on Faiths name
quins.
Faith had his "s-line" in OPP
position to the flat-busted
"h-line" which christian dior
displayed yesterday in hopes of
banishing the bust and other
curves this season. The ''h-line"
is long, slim. fiat and tapered
with no cinched-in waist. Faiths
"s-line" follows the curves where
nature put them.
Nor did Madeline de Rauch,
who showed this afternoon, give
any sign of going along with
Dior's attack on curves.
There were several innovations
at the Faith show in the morning
which displayed a recognition
of sex lacking in Dior's latest
show. Faith, whose clientele in
cludes many top-register names,
began his show with a gag to
relieve weary fashion writer's
after a week Of showings.
Paris collections normally end
with wedding gowns. Faith
started his show with what he
called maternity wedding
gown. It was named Gust in
Time" He followed with a
stocking show featuring black
embroidery, lace clocks and
patches. gold tops and diamond
garters.
Once he turned to the business
at hand, Faith produced chic,
Parisean collection.
Though Faith claims in his
program that sleeve lengths more
than skirt lengths bring q new
equilibrium to the silhouette, it
was hard to find such a trend in
his collection. Sleeve lengths
varied with the dresses. Mostly
they ranged from three-quarters
to seven-eighths and the effect
didn't seem much different in
the silhouette.
De Rauch is so fond of tweed
she used it for an evening dress.
She was more successful, how
ever, when she used it for day.
time dresses. Her collection was
strong on casual sports outfits.
Jackets, following the fall trend.
came just about to the hips, tai
loring was strictly classic. Goats
were square and boxy or large
and wrap-around.
In her late afternoon and eve
ming models she had several nice
touches-monkey-fur trim REM
iniscent of the can-can days
Of Toulouse Lautrec. pheasant
feather collars and cuffs.
Like all the other Paris
houses, de Rauch uses the new
washable nylon velvet. Just
whip your black velvet evening
sheath into the washing ma
chine, press with q cool iron,
and it's ready to wear tomorrow
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-31
Goes to Conbodiu

DR.. Helen Macintosh, chief
of the elementary school section
of the Department of Health,
Education and Welfare, left for
Cambodia yesterday on a two
month assignment to study the
production of material for ele-
mentary schools. Before she de-
parted she was feted at a bon
voyage luncheon at Watergate
Inn by her staff associates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-31
THOs. J. OWEN q SON, Auctioneers
I'LL st. NV.

Trustees Sale Of Valuable IMPROVED
an ANU uNp aVI6Eb oSRsHaAiLIv' INTER:
E pWEn II ! T BENG saE RISES
s.w;. WASHINGTON. b. G.
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Aber No. 945s.
Of the District Of Columbia. and
at the request Of the party secured
thereby. the UNDERSIGNED trustees
will sell. At public auction within
suite 0 Soi q ferps Ss s2iid dh i io
The s' EfEvE NH BAY ga c oF HuoUsT..
AID. 1854, AT ONE O'CLOCK PM;
the following described land and
Columbia. and designated as and
INTEREST IN AND 10 Lot num-
bered Seventy-four Ga. in the
Washington Sanitary Improvement
Square numbered Six Hundred fifty
the once Of the surveyor for the
District Of Columbia in Liber No.
49, g st a Eolio , No l42 2 nr,or a..d
Of trust for approximately 81. 0QQ.Q0
announced at time Of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust 70 pe
paid in cash. A deposit Of 5000 90
etc. at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as OF date of sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty 800 days, otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the dis
erection Of the trustees.
ABRAHAM r. LEVIN.
ROBERT @. WEIGHTMAN,
ty3l-au4.10. Trustees.
CONTINUED on Next Psge.)