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MEMS STACKS. Second Floor

64-$995 Choreoe Grey Soeks Practically oil Sl595
42-Szl50 Covert SoeksNouro and Hovono brown $l6 s.
57-S23.5o Fine Gobordine Stocks SIT 95
2-$325o Heller Gray FIennel seeks Broken sizes $2495
2o-S325s Washable Linen SIoeks Broken sizes STATS
l7-Sl75o Washable Linen sIoeks Tons Nouro Blues %
AZ req; 81 to 3s Iona SI2 oS
Evening star., 1955-02-13
SPORTS JACKETS Second Floor

26-$55 and $3.50 Feon Sports Jackets Gros ons, blues;
meet checks ond heobone Diamond 38 to Al req 3a
ond ~ short; 38, long S44.50
36-$65 Sport Jeekets by Tower @ Imported fobrcs Groys
blues distinctive designs 81 Al req 80 and 40 short
S44.50 and S48 so
$50 hubhy Silk Tweed Jackets For Spring and Summer
Hand tailored by Lebow 38 Al ee 40 short Al long S54 so
s-se75o Imported Fabric Sports Jackets Meat checks ond
poids Groys browns. blues; 40 and Al 40 shorts S4850
2S85 Sport jackets by Joekmon Of California Dark and
dark eroy Meat checks 3s reo; "A long S68 so
5-SS5 Lebow Hand Toored Joekets Silk WOOL lightweight
oobordnes nubby tweed silks For spring 40
ond ~ reg. SO to A long $3.50
sos Lebow Blue Cashmere Jackets 3o 40 "a long $3.50
1888 Camel Hair Joekets Blue, brown SO AZ
req 38 and 40 short; 80 to 4s long $3.50
4-$lo Lebow Cashmere 1oekets. al reo 40 46 Iona
$3.50
s-$ss Lebow White Lamb, Wool Joeke 40 reg 40 ond as
long ----- .----- S64.5 so
s-sls5 sonford Williams Blue Cashmere Jackets 80 ond
b
Evening star., 1955-10-23
OFFICE PIN-UPS
Zone OF a Series

Zone of Series
ONCE the Sweetheart Of Sigma Chi, this weeks ONCE
~ Pn-Up Is the wife Of law student mother
and a secretary.
Mrs. Gloria JONES' %. works for Frederick W. Berens
Sales Inc secretary to the president Her husband
Allen goes to Georgetown University Law School They
have been married three years and have 2-year-old
daughter, Vickie.
Originally from Crosse Point Mich. Gloria and her
husband both went to Michigan State University There
she selected the Sweetheart OF Sigma Chi. in
the schools Homecoming Court and pretty college
representative for national soap company. In 1913
she was the Miss Opera Queen Of Michigan
Gloria has been In Washington since last January
and says she misses the lakes Of Michigan Once
Detroit model she keeps busy with her jobs
secretary housewife and mother She likes TO cook and
makes some of her clothes. BRIAN BELL
Next week: pin-up from the Department Of Interior.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Eastern Star Meeting

A special meeting Of Congress
Lodge Chapter. Order of the
Eastern Star, will be held at 8
pm. tomorrow for members
Ionly.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Mississippi Puts
Showmunship Into
Tourist Welcome
JACKSON, Miss.

Mississippi is making a strong
pitch for the tourist trade with
88 communities throughout the
State staging special hospital
ity" events to make the visitor
feel more at home.
Vicksburg. for example. oper-
ates a year-round Hospitality
House." with a bevy Of pretty
girls and Confederate Air Force
generals" on hand to present out
of State visitors with deeds to
mythical plantations. In Corinth
the police arrested" an Ohio
couple and their children so the
city could entertain them.
Pontotoc, after a week-lons
Identification campaign, estab-
lished a "Wigwam" for enter
tanning guests with pretty maids
in Indian costume, serving re-
freshments.
Other cities and towns have
roadside booths with attractive
hostesses to dispense refresh.
lments. and in some cases serve
special guests with Southern
fried chicken with all the trim.
mings.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Large Outdoor
Ice Rink Sturted
AT Sun Valley
SUN VALLEY. Idaho

More than Is miles Of piping
will be used in the surface Of the
worlds largest year-around. OUT
door ice rink, for which ground
has been broken at Sun Valley.
Idaho.
The rink, which will be COM
pleteted by December, is the
Union Pacific resorts bid to
enter big-time figure skating and
attain a place in that sport
comparable to the one it now
holds in the world Of skiing.
The rink will be a circulating
Brine system. Although the
bone-dry air at the mile-high
altitude of Sun Valley makes the
maintenance Of an outdoor ice
rink in the summertime less Of
"a problem than it would be in
other parts Of the country,
nevertheless nearly 400 TONS OF
refrigeration will be provided in
order to maintain a perfect
skating surface at all times.
Sun Valleys present summer
rink was built as one of the
novelties of the original layout
at the mountain village. It was
inevitable that a rink as large al
the standard sized indoor Kinks
should be built to meet the de.
mand for adequate space. The
16, 000-square-foot area Of tn,
new rink will permit patch ses.
sions with restricted space fol
practice at several sessions eacf
day.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Rehoboth Club to Provide
Own Car Parking Area


teriors of these handsome resort
homes. Staged earlier this sea-
son over former years, the tour
is the biggest August attraction
for the floating" public at
Rehoboth Beach besides being a
substantial benefit for the art
league.
For the first time the Pink
Palace" in the Acres, owned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin l.. Aubinoe
viii be on. exhibit. Built some
Is years ago by one of the VIII
mington duPonts, this exciting
landmark represents an archi-
tectural Mediterranean master
piece that might have been
transplanted from the Riviera.
At Hemlock Hedge on Hen
lopen avenue, summer residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Garret Of
Washington, tea will be served
to visitors. The garden. with its
magnificent magnolia trees, the
largest in Rehoboth. is always a
focal point for visitors. Other
cottages to be open by Washing
ton owners included those of
Col. and Mrs. Louis F. Peak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Trew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton w. owen
lat Rehoboth- h-by-the-Sea in the
vicinity Of Dewey Beach.
Election to Be August 13
The municipality of Rehoboth
Beach has a unique system OF
|electing summer property own
Iers on the Administrative Board
lof Commissioners, in addition te
Iyear-round residents. The dead
line for candidates to file was
noon today. To be elected this
time are two nonresident COM
Imissioners, one resident and 8
Mayor. Election day is Au-
gust IS.
Numerous parties for sum-
mer visitors are slated for thi.
week end. The largest is ex.
lpected to be at the Hotel Hen.
lopen on the boardwalk Sunday
afternoon. when Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Fabrizio and DR.. ane
Mrs. Francis Fabrizio entertain
a number of friends at 5:3t
o'clock at a cocktail party ant
buffet dinner.
A musical event August 6
will be the midsummer concer
of the Art League in the board
walk clubhouse of the Villag'
Improvement Association at
pm. The guest artist will b.
1.-THE young American contralto
Ruth Brazil.
Fair Attracts Many
! Another attraction this weel
that is drawing big crowds from
4 this resort area is the Kent
Sussex fair at nearby Harring
/ ton, Del. On Thursday tn
States chief executive, j. Gale
i Boggs, attended with his stat
and witnessed a livestock parad
and horse racing.
Since Monday Rehoboth Beacl
has been visited each evenin
: by hundreds Of men in uniforr
who enjoy the boardwalk bistro:
They are from the summer en-
campment Of the Delaware Ma
t tional Guard, 1,700 strong. VIII
! arrived in conveys last Sunda
: flor their two-week encampmen
at Bethany Beach and Fol-
Miles, Lewes.
Rehoboth's summer theate
9 group, Show Boat Players. ha
: q windfall this week, when sev
:. eral civic-minded citizens Of tn
9 resort area contributed towar
! refinancing the stock compan
as an expression Of their fait
lin "the valuable communit
+ project" The company ha
been threatened with mountin
financial difficulties.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
By VIRGINIA CULLEN

Special Correspondent OF Inc Stsr
REHOBOTH BEACH. Del.
July 80. - This resorts most
expensive residential section,
where numerous Washingto-
mans have built summer cot
tages, has organized Henlopen
Acres Beach Club.
Admiral j. Lockwood Pratt OF
Washington, president of the
Henlopen Acres Citizens Asso-
citation, has appointed a beach
club committee, all of whom own
cottages in the Acres. The club
is laying out its parking area
for members, and ultimately will
erect a clubhouse near the
ocean front. Charles c. Koones
of Washington is chairman Of
the committee. Others working
with him are Harr W. Kane,
jr., DR.. William S. Ingersoll. An
drew H. Nash and Judge Edgar
]. Goodrich.
The purpose is to relieve traffic
along Surf avenue opposite the
popular "Deauville Beach" and
give the Acres dwellers their
own balliwick for parking. AS
Henlopen Acres is outside the
corporate limits of the town, this
will assist materially the re-
sorts traffic problems during
the heavy summer season. Col.
Wilbur S. Corkran. president OF
the Henlopen Acres Corp, has
donated to the new club valu-
able tract of dunes land upon
which to set up the parking area
and clubhouse, and the more
than rs present club members
have each contributed toward
the cost of facilities being In
stalled.
Sixth Annual Art Tour
The sixth annual Cottage
Tour of Art" will be Wednesday
and Thursday. Fourteen cot
tages will be open to the public
Each will display art under the
auspices Of the Rehoboth Art
League, as well as give visitors
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Sponish War Group
Holds Picnic Today

Capital City Fort, Daughters
of '98, and William Mckinley
Camp, Sons of Spanish War Vet
erans, are holding a picnic at
the P. j. Clarke summer home,
Patuxent River, Md, today.
Members are requested to bring
their lunch, and fishing bait.
Col John Jacob Astor Auxil-
iary will meet Tuesday at 8 pm.
at 92l Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
The Department Auxiliary will
meet at 8 pm. Wednesday In
the Northeast Masonic Temple,
Eighth and F streets NE. The
Department president, Mrs.
Mary E. Chaplin, and Mrs. Hattie
v. Ludwig will present q Clara
Barton Memorial Scholarship
Award for Nursing Training to
Miss Janet Owens, granddaugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews OF
Petit Camp and Auxiliary.
On Thursday at 2 pm. Rich
q ard j. Harden Camp will meet
at 1912 Ninth street NV.
Luzon Swamp, Military Order
OF Lizards, will meet Saturday at
8p.m at 1912 Ninth street NV
A Col. Jas. S. Petit Auxiliary
elected Annie Kripp and Mamie
Kripp as delegates. and Mary
Straub and Annie Davis, alter
mates to the national convention
Gen. Henry w. Lawton Aux
iliary has accepted Mrs. Sally
W. Kelly as a member.
The department president ha'
appointed the following on tn,
Legislative Committee: Tilli'
Mae Roth. Bertha r. Cook
Myrtle @. Moxley. Catherine Z
Huhn and Pauline A. Thompson
Evening star., 1955-07-31
|Woter Skiing Coins
AT Lenupe ViIIuqe
TAFTON, Pa.

lar 1ON, Fd.
Water skiing has moved to the
Poconos to become one Of the
more popular sports at Lenape
Village.
This resort. situated on the
shores of Fairview Lake at Taf-
ton, has scheduled hours each
day for instruction in water ski
ing and aquaplaning. The lake is
large enough, and not too rough,
to get a good run on skis for the
expert and the novice.
This resort. comprised of two
main lodges and so cottages, af-
fords swimming, sailing and fish,
ing as well as the usual land
sports and scheduled entertain
ment.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
|VFW Plans
Member Drive

Comdr. Alfred Tyler and
his staff of Bethea- -Welch Post,
Veterans of Foreign Wars. are
making plans for a membership
drive. There will be a social
meeting at the home of David
E. Moore. 1419 r street NV.
OF, August 20, to get things un-
der way before the national en-
calnpment.
The post has elected the fol-
lowing delegates and alternates
to the national encampment in
Boston: Delegates. Comdr. AL
fred Tyler. James H. Horne,
James Andrews and William N.
Lancaster: alternates, William
D. Archer, Willie G. Winstead,
William C. Pinnix and past post
commander. Albert T. Jones.
Potomac Post announced 9
change in its place of meeting,
It will meet on the second Mon
day at 1909 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NV. at 8 pm. and on the
third Friday at Stanley Hall in
the Soldiers Home at 2:30 pm
Delegates from Government
Printing Office Post to the ma
Itional encampment are Rober
w. Harkins. Clair Woods, Georg'
Lange and John Isaacson. AL
Iternates. w. Cunningham. VIII
liam Schuenemann, William
Chisolm and Charles Sauber.
Equality-Walter Reed Post
delegates. Comdr. Walter j
Kubacki, Albert M. Armstrong
John F. Brown. Philips j. Rosen
zweig, and Cameron Fox; alter
mates, Hume Wilson, Everett Nc
Dermott, Charles M. Sullivan
Ijr.; Frank D. Carangelo ant
Charles M. Holmes.
| The VFW National Teen-e.
Baseball Tournament is sche
Iduled August 1920 at Hershey
Pa.
Meetings this week are:
Sunday-General Vicente Lin
$50 9th street Sc.
Monday-Council of Admins
Itration. District Building.
i Tuesday-Military Order Q
the Cootie, 1909 R. I. avenue M
i Wednesday - H. L. Edmond
Post, 1923 18th street NV; Z
Is. Naval Gun Factory Post, 230
Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
i Friday-U. S. Treasury Pos
I921 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
HeIicopters Shuttle
Between Airports

British European Anyways has
started q regular helicopter serv-
ice between Waterloo Air Termi-
nal in Central London and Lon
don Airport. It will be the first
|helicopter service in and out Of
London.
The 17k-mile journey takes
Is minutes, and there are eight
flights q day In each direction
The fare is $3.50 one way.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
CIuytor lake to Hold
Voter Fete Aug. Is, Ii
DUBLIN. Va.

SA@A~AANg NS-s
Water ski competition. q model
airplane contest, a band concert
and a ueauty pageant are on
the program Of the second an
nuai Claytor Lake Water Festi-
val, to be held at the Claytor
Lake State Park. about Z miles
from Dublin. on August 13 and
IA.
The beauty pageant viii be
held the afternoon Of August IA
and will include the crowning
of Queen Water Festival u. to
be selected from representatives
of towns and cities Of Southwest
Virginia.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Music Festival Opens
AT Brevurd Aug. Il
BREvARD. N. C.

ASAS v &AAs-~s ANs ~
Nine concerts featuring the
85-piece festival orchestra and
eight well-known guest artists
viii be heard during the 10th
annual Brevard Music Festival,
which opens August IL ct the
mountain resort Of Brevard,
N. C.
The concerts are presented In
the big. rustic auditorium over
looking a quiet mountain lake
at TranSylvania Music Camp,
and draw thousands Of music
lovers from many States.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
LeeiognWomen,
Will Convene

The annual convention OF the
District of Columbia Department
Of the American Legion Auxiliary
will convene at 8 pm. Friday
in the Department Of Interior
Auditorium on C street NV. be-
tween Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets NV. Mrs. Fran
ces Norton, department presi-
dent. will preside.
The distinguished guests Will
be presented on the first evening.
Mrs. Mabel Pugliese, convention
chairman, requests the guests to
assemble at the rear of the main
corridor at 7::30 pm. The Ma
tional Guard of Honor will escort
the guests and assist in the ad-
vance of the colors.
Judge Burnita Shelton Mat
thems. of the United States Dis
trict Court, will be the principal
speaker Friday night.
The second session will open at
Q pm. Saturday. Trophies and
outstanding activities will be pre-
sented. Election of officers Will
also take place.
At 8 pm. will be the installa-
ton of officers. Mrs. Florence
Dietsche, past department presi-
dent, will be the installing oficer
Delegates and alternates to the
national convention to be heie
In Miami will also be elected.
Europe Unit Elects
The James Reese Europe Uni
elected: President. Mrs. Mignon'
ette z. Carpenter; vice presi'
dents, Mrs. Bertha T. Fillmore
and Mrs. Gertrude H. johnson
historian, Mrs. Susie K. Pegrarn
chaplain, Mrs. Eta T. Bland
sergeant at arms. Mrs. Jene B
Hagen; property custodian, Mrs
Leana B. Pendleton; senior color
bearer, Mrs. Catherine Miller
Junior color bearer. Miss Evelyr
L. Lynch: assistant color-bear'
ers, Mrs. Eta Lynch, Mrs. Mar!
Shirley, Miss Barbara D. Pc
gram: secretary. Mrs. Anna I
Murchinsore; assistant secre
taries, Mrs. Pauline Allen AM
Mrs. Margaret Key Kelson
treasurer, Mrs. Susie G. Carr.
The department Rehabilita
ton Committee. under the direc
ton of Mrs. Matte Frye, wi
hold a party for the patients a
Mount Alto Hospital at 7:3
pm. Wednesday.
Bunker Hill Unit will hold
party for the patients of Noun
<Alto Hospital at 7:30 pm. Thurs
day.
An afternoon Of games will b
held for the patients at Soldier
Home at 2:3O pm. Thursday b
the Rehabilitation Committee.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Origin of BouIevords

Paris owes her famed boule-
wards to the one-time ring of
fortified bulwarks. or "boule-
wards" which date from 1868.
Three centuries later. In 1872,
Louis XIV ordered the walls torn
down, but kept the name of
boulevard for the wide streets
which resulted,
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$500 BALT0 AVE. ON. 4saIao
PLYMOUTH 1851 special de luxe,
excellent; looks and runs Ike new
renee $4,000.
PLYMOUTH 1873 4-dr. Special d
luxe: new brakes; GOOD condition
PER2oufisE "a ssz zsdrs Z nd 8
z-tone, NV. tires. like new. Cons
see this car and YOU VIII iook ns
between 1.t0<9 PIN,
PLYMOUTH rs Special: excellent
trans roof damaged ~ hurricane
VIII sell cheap. Ho. 2-64ee. -
PLYMOUTH Bf Suburban wagon;
heater. turn signals. aii-mekEl
y body. urieinAl dark green fintshi
cleans one 0Wnef; worth while guar
WHEELER, INC.
CHEYeEER- pLYlfQu1H. IMPERIAL.
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$500 Wisconsin Ave. IN 1-fOze
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LINCOLN 80 capri; power sieerins;
windows: "a. 900 actual miles: very
clean; only 81 sos. ROLLINS MO-
TORS 1901 Conn. ave. NV See
Mac or Paul. -
$500 .o',s9 hss,, s Ga5si 9aressp SIR
black TOP red and black leather
Interior Wv. tires; r. and h. dual
range hydra; power eteeElng,
brakes, windows and 1-Way seat
k-1-Eye glass. 1-oWnef car; 81 .085.
Cali N. $3.50. ---1
LINCOLN '63 COSMOPOLITAN sports
sedan. black onyx nnish. !. and h.
power brakes. electric seats. Wv,
tires offef Lincoln Injuries. Real
black beauty, S1,o05.
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AUToMopILEs soR sALE

IUrnN sKa salHff Sa1,sF : ,SNuya5 eksax.
h in pos W. erssss 80 ,s sne A q
wheels; ssnlsl g 6. .ols I ss ! " br.na-
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Ip1rrArn - fs.s.,,.. x. 800 4,
r ~. pc G4sAtlsk,s ene gNnsr,
KF s.sSsa .1s's $50. 80 ~
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tPSSs. = And II 49, ~ @sn ssss srS
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PACKARD Al ss5ii7is 7-5oer: Tin.
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AuToMoBlLfs ron SALE

PLYMOUTH 1853 crsnbrook 1-dr.
sedan; excel, eono.s privately
errnea; 9g oosa tlrssi equippea; ssse.
so cranbfcpk club
coupe: radio, heater nysqriye.
seat covers; ORIGINAL 2-tcnf nnilh;
very clean, one cWuer. worth while
guarantee; only $685.
WHEELER, INC.
HRYsLER-PLYNOUTH-I hfPE31AL
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$500 Wisconsin Ave. En-. G.l02Q
PONTIAC 1853 Model $40 az luxe
4.dr hydre ; 2 s ane u lsit over
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Gonnecticut WO. H-H4O0.
PONTIAC 1898 station wagon; NJ
dEs.. and h; never sold never
used Sz,399. Save $1,000. FLQOp
PONTIAC A22l Connecticut. Wo
PONTIAC 20 chieftafn So 4-door;
hvdfaniatici radio, heater. seat
covers: terrific tfensp. this car
looks Ike new; only SOB; safety
tested for your protection.
PAUL BROS. (Olds.
WIS. AND ELLIcOTr 81. NV.
KE. 1rf308 30 Closed SUNDAYS
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AuTnkoRlLfs foR sALE
FAIRFAX NASH SALES

NASH 1859 Rambler station wasony
one owner: excellent mechanical
condition: Si.0e6,
FAIRFAX NASH SALES
Located % Seminary "a. 81 DaIieys
cEoas Roads ppen ewes 'tii g;
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dceE Aeii ~. .Lcne blue July
power brakes. NsW-ear guarantee,
81 .009s $500 cash and good credit
D nSg s .sss All iss Sa. Tz s. .sS =
oLps sa e9SH 4-dooFs equipped
with poNef steering power hrakee,
hFHEamatie drive. radio. heater,
tinted Elass original green and
tyory yskx clean one oNnsEi
WHEELER, INC.
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$685. SAFETY tested tor your pro-
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PAUL BROS. (Olds.
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|KE. 7-1306 o-e Closed 6nn6agsI
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efEs gery clean THROUGHOUT; : tef.I
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kHs 1-&4ue l-p Cio1ed Hundnye
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terms: hank hanncinr: 81 500 fun
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