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said he has approved the report.
The report. based on a Senate
Investigations subcommittee in
quiry. is still subject to change.
1t contains language accusing
Mr.. Stassen. former director of
the old Foreign Operations Ad-
ministration. Of a lack Of CO.
operation in the inquiry which
amounted to an effort to block it.
Senators Mundt, Republican
Evening star., 1955-07-24

of South Dakota. and Bender,
Republican Of Ohio. said in sepa-
rate interviews they have re-
fused to sign the preliminary
report but Senator Mccarthy,
Republican of Wisconsin, said he
has approved it.
The preliminary report con-
tends the contract was let to the
highest bidder. the Agricultural
Construction Co. of Los Angeles,
Evening star., 1955-07-24
House Passage Seen
For Natural Gas Bill

powerful opposition by various
members and varied groups
Some of its more outspoken op-
ponents attack it as a grab
bill" They assert that a ban
on FPC regulation of prices
charged by natural gas pro-
ducers would cost consumers
hundreds of millions Of dollars
President Eisenhower, at news
conferences, has commented oc-
casionally in general on the nat
ural gas problem. =.
He conceded that it was a vast
and argumentative subject. He
remarked also that the object
lof any legislation should be to
Safeguard the consumer and at
the same time give proper en-
couragement to the develop
ment. and consideration to the
hazards and costs involved in
the natural gas industry.
Bills Called Ample
Advocates of bills, reported
out 1915 by the House COM
mittee and liza by the Senate
Committee, hold that the meas
ures provide ample power for
FPC to protect reasonable con-
sumner prices. They contend that
the natural gas industry should
not be made subject to regula-
ton as is a public utility but
should be treated as are pro-
ducers Of commodities such as
coal. oil or copper.
They say enactment of the
pending measure would restore
the Natural Gas Act to what 1t
had been generally believed to
provide prior to the Supreme
Court decision.
II the bill is cleared by the
Rules Committee with oppor-
tunity for amendment attempts,
several Republicans as we'll as
Democrats intend to propose
some notifications. One such
intended amendment would ex-
empt from FPC regulation any
producer Of more than 2 billion
cubic feet Of natural gas. They
say this would remove jurisdic-
ton from a large majority OF
producers and still permit regu-
lation of huge supplies at the
source.
Very Expensive
Congressional committee ma
terial shows there are perhaps
more than 1000 natural gas pro-
ducers operating in 20 States.
Drilling is an extremely expen-
sive proposition and the risks of
ending in dry wells are great.
officials of producing COM
panies told committees that FPC
control over prices would not
necessarily benefit consumers.
They contended it would almost
certainly cause a decrease even-
ltually in drilling operations and
might discourage investment In
the industry.
Natural gas production and
distribution facilities, including
more than 10000 miles of pipe
lines, make this the sixth largest
Industry in the United States
It's spokesmen claim that the gas
companies expect to spend al.
most $1.4 billion on construction
this year.
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instead Of to one Of the two low
bidders. the Columbian Steel
Tank Co. and the Butler Inter-
national. both Of Kansas City.
Mo.
Mr.. Stassen rejected all bids
and called for new ones during
the inquiry. He denied the Los
Angeles firm was the high bid
der. Approximately $2.4 million
in grain storage facilities was
involved.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
By ROBERT X. WALSH

The House will try to hant
down a dissent this week from 9
Supreme Court decision estab.
fishing Federal Power Commis-
Eien regulations of natural ga.
production.
ANY complete legislative re.
yeFsal of the 1854 judicial ruling
however. seems unlikely before
Congress adjourns this year
Even If the House passes a bill
to- exempt natural gas producerl
and gatherers, the Senate may
not put it through the parlia.
mentary pipeline until 1856.
The issue nevertheless is ex.
pected to flare into controversy
Tuesday at a House Rules Com
mittee hearing on a bill which
the Commerce Committee re.
ported out by only a one-vott
margin. II the measure get.
Rules Committee clearance il
will face probably an ever
harder fight on the House fiool
Wednesday or Thursday.
The issue already has spill
party lines. But the fact thai
the leaders venture to bring il
up for a test of strength indi.
Gates they count on enough vote.
to pass it. Both sides believe
a House vote will be very close
National Scope
Despite sectional-and Texas
features, the question has ma.
tional importance and scope. II
covers many economic, political
labor, industrial. administrative
and consumer fields. Its out.
come apparently is awaited with
as much interest in the White
House and by the courts.
The basic provision in sim.
liar bills reported out last
month by House and Senate
committees would exempt nat.
ural gas producers from direct
Federal regulation of prices
The bills would make possible
an indirect control by prohib.
tting producers from charging
more than the reasonable
market price,"
Backers of these bills admit
they want to upset the June
1854. Supreme Court decision ir
the Phillips case.
That decision gave FPC some.
thing it did not want, or al
least had not practiced, ir
previous years. The agency 'hao
held several times that under
the Natural Gas Act of 1888 il
lacked Jurisdiction over sales o1
natural gas by producers.
Battle Never Waned
Even earlier there were fire.
quent efforts in and out of Con.
gress to arouse public sentiment
and round up legislative vote.
to write into the law a specific
exemption for the independent
producers. The battle has nevel
waned in committee rooms, cor.
ridors and Hobbies at the Capitol
The bills chances repeatedly
have improved somewhat il
recent weeks. 1t has the sup
port of Speaker Rayburn ant
Senate Democratic Leader
johnson.
The pending bill also face
Evening star., 1955-07-24
.Probers Split
On Report
b the Associated Press

A preliminary report on a
Senate investigation Of Pakis-
tan grain storage project is crit
Iical OF Harold Stassen but two
Republican Senators said they
have refused to sign it. A third
Evening star., 1955-07-24

prisoners of war has been the
subject Of high level discussions
ever since the Reds announced
that the trio had decided they
wanted to come home.
Unless they collaborated with
the enemy or did something that
harmed the welfare Of their fel-
low American captives, they may
face nothing more than the prob
lem OF trying to hold their heads
high. Under the terms of the
armistice, they cannot be tried
Tor choosing to stay in the
enemy's country.
But two others who first re-
mained behind and later decided
TO return have been Convicted
Evening star., 1955-07-24
IPentagon Move
On } Turneoats
Still Undecided

Five days before three Amer
lean turncoats from Communist
China land in San Francisco, the
Defense Department has yet to
make up its mind on whether or
how to proceed against them.
The problem of their return
and the possibility of charging
them with misconduct while
Evening star., 1955-07-24

Returning Prisoners Unlikely to Escape
Reckoning. Poqe All
Evening star., 1955-07-24

Well what do believe? Has the time change your
raising children?
PARENTHOOD HoKUM nationally known writer on
social problems reports trend chldearng
IL articles is frank, realistic, provocative.
Howard Whitman, author of PARENTHOOD
known for his writings such subjects psycha juvenile de-
lnquency and pantchd problems this series Mr.
Whitman interviewed hundreds of child psychologists juvenile
judges psyiatrs probation officers welfare agency officials
parents He concludes that the lost
neededhat fathers mothers
the family fully explained WITHOUT
Evening star., 1955-02-04

study radio and television.
1.-The Y and radio and TV are
my main interests, I think both
of them are great" Shep
said. And he's definitely great
in both of them
Remember to keep sending in
your suggestions for outstand-
ing teen-agers. After all, teen
ayers ARE outstanding.QD .
Here is a boy with a hobby
that is burdening him down:
18-year-old Richard Pum-
phrey of Eastern High, is a
weight-lifter! The 'teen-ager,
known as "Chop" around
school. does everything from
pressing" to taking protein
pills! Pressing, by the way. is
standing up and pushing the
weight over the head. Pow!
Chop has been a weight
litter for over a year, and his
hero of the day is Steve Reese,
a champion weight-lifter. This
boy is really sold on this
hobby!
He claims that lifting weights
is a very healthy hobby since
he's gained Is pounds and has
grown one inch due to this
powerful pasttime! Chop exer-
cises on the weights three
times a week which includes
the pressing mentioned above.
and bench pressing" when
one lies on bench, bringing
the weight up and down in
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Spring Fashion Tips
For the Teen-Aqer

If you girls are concerned
with the fashion outlook for
spring, here's the word from
the Fashion Merchandising
Department of a fashion re-
failing daily. "A great fashion
program is in the making for
young girls and teen-agers for
the spring season. This sea-
son it is the long torso and
simmer lines that take the
headlines. The strong ac-
ceptance of the boy coat for
fall strengthens its position for
spring. J.. Print dresses are on
the way in. with the long,
long, torso. The boxy
jackets for Easter suits, will
be the big thing and full
skirts. many pleated, with
petticoats, with fitted jackets
will be another sign of spring"
You'll all notice. that the
dropped waistline is must
on your dresses. Very Diorish!
Just to keep you up on the
speaking world, next comes a
quintet of lingo. Quite snazzy!
HE blew the bean"
Gone crazy.
Think you're a wheel, hub
cap?" Said to person who
THINKS he's a wheel.
"Whatcha thinkin', Lin
coln?" (Apropos for this
month"; What's on your mind?
Fudge said the Judge and
fury said the jury" Said
when you are irked or dis
turbed by something that was
said. This, by the way, is be-
ing said like mad by everyone
after it was used on a popular
TV show.
This weeks rising hit is the
Crewcuts, Earth Angel" Next
week, some romantical riots
due to Valentine Day.
See you next Friday?
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Why Grow OId7
By Josephine Lowmon

Thighs and lies rhyme, al
though I doubt II this is inten-
tional.
It Is an unusual woman past
the age Of 35 who does not
have at least an insipient
bulge at this spot. Modern
undergarments are designed to
restrain this bulge so that this
figure fault is not noticeable
until its owner puts on a
swim suit or a very close
fitting gown.
This annoying bulge is due
to two factors; fatty deposits
and muscle slump. Exercise
will help correct both. Let me
give you a few exercises which
will be corrective to this nom
youthful slump.
Circles
/. Lie on the floor with your
legs straight and your arms on
the floor at your sides. Make
large circles with your right
leg and then with your left
leg. In this same position drag
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Why Grow OLd7
Exercise Will Correct Annoyinq Bulge

your legs apart and then to-
gether, without lifting your
heels from the floor.
2. Stand with your left side
toward the wall and place
your left hand on the wall for
balance. Lift your right leg
sideways and upward as far
as comfortable. Lower right
leg. Continue. After a while
turn your right side toward
the wall and place your right
hand on the wall. Lift your
left leg sideways-upward as
far as comfortable. Lower leg.
Continue.
Roll
8. Lie on your back on the
floor. with your arms resting
on the floor a little away from
your sides. Bend both knees
and place your feet on the
floor. Lift your heels from the
floor, but keep your toes on
the floor. With your feet in
this same position, roll from
side to side, slapping each
Evening star., 1955-02-04

crew cut, is the producer, di-
rector and emcee of the radio
show Teen Time" which is
on the air every Sunday. 1.-The
main purpose of the show"
Shep explained, sis to serve
as an outlet for teen talent.
Then we have news about
teenagers and announcements
about dances plays and
games"
Though his main interests
are in radio and television,
S,hep has won many national
honors through the YMCA. IT
became interested in the Y
when I was about 8 years old
and I just sort of kept going
right up". Shep exclaimed. At
present, Shep is second vice
president of the Seventh Ma
tional Hi-Y (club for boys),
Tri-Hi-Y (for the girls) Con-
gress, he is also president Of
the Central Atlantic Area Hi
Y Council. Shep is the. youth
representative to the National
YMCA Committee dealing
with work on high school stu
dents, and has been elected to
be the U. S. delegate to the
Canadian YMCA! Just slightly
fabulous!
Evening star., 1955-02-04

thigh on the floor at the end
of each roll.
If you would like to have
my exercise routine for re-
ducing your thighs or your
hips, send a stamped. self
addressed envelope with your
request for leaflet No. 8. Hip
Exercise" and No. 4, "Reduc-
ing the Thighs" to Josephine
Lowman in care Of The Eve
ming Star.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Barbara Mead
-
Is Eng0ged

IS Engaged
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes B.
Mead of Fairfax, Va, announce
the engagement of their
daughter Barbara to Mr.. Hugh
r. Heishman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph M. Heishman OF
Annandale. Va.
Miss Mead is attending
Mary Washington College,
Fredericksburg, Va. Her fiance
is presently assigned to Shep-
pard Air Force Base, Texas.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
St. Johns Mothers
Plan Annual Dance

The Shoreham Hotel will be
the scene tonight Of the an
nual benefit card party and
dance of the st. Johns Moth
ers Club.
Proceeds from the tradition
al event will go into the
schools building fund.
Mrs. Andrew c. Auth is
chairman of the benefit. Tick
cts may be purchased at the
school or at the door the night
of the dance.
Evening star., 1955-02-04

School.
At w L,
Shep is vice
president of
ELOS. a lit
erary honor
soci ETY., is
president of
the Speak
erS' Bureau,
and is active
in the Tell
Tale Thea
ter produc-
tionS. This
6-foot teen
80
Evening star., 1955-02-04
7 Teen Scene:
WI Senior Shep Morgan Rated Tops;
Weight-L Lifting Hobby Has Benefits
By Shoron Dordn

the air above, and "squatting"
when you put the weight on
your back, lowering and rails
ing it. Sounds divine. huh?
Hercules Chop owns ITS
pounds of weights, takes this
Evening star., 1955-02-04

hobby very seriously, and reg
ularly takes his protein pills to
build up energy!
BY the way, teen-ager Dom
aid Del. in Teen Scene of Sep
tember, '53, was named second
on a list of 10 of Americas
future tennis greats, by tennis
champion, Jack Kramer. (Just
an extra sports flash along
with weight lifting.)
Evening star., 1955-02-04

Outstanding nationally and
locally is this weeks teen per-
sonality, 17-year-old Shep
Morgan, a senior at WI High
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Biggest Honors Means
A Trip to Europe

However, Shops biggest
honor was being selected a
delegate to the YMCA World
Centennial of Older Youth to
be held in Paris this summer!
This will probably be my only
chance to see Europe, and I'm
really looking forward to it!
There will be over 400 students
from everywhere discussing the
main theme, Living Together
which is very appropriate for
the times"
This VERY outstanding
teen-ager, who makes a major
ity of AS in school, wants to
go to American University to
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Boys, Wear

$3.50 Young Mems Suits,
rayon and acetate, sizes 50 and
80 1889
2--29.ss Young Mems Sport
costs. brown wool, sizes SO and
40 --. .A-a-.-.-. 5.ss
3-2s.s9 Husky BoyS Suits, ray
on gabardine, sizes i2-i4-i5,
1880
6--l2.99 Prep Boys Suits, rayon
and acetate: sizes u, IA. Is.
1899
3-l0.9s Boys' Slacks, high style
rayon and acetate. sizes ~ and
81 ----------------- 1.99
350-1.s9 DOyR Cheerleader
Hats, cotton corduroys, linen
look rayors, sizes 6ss-7A loo
5o--S1 Davy Crockett Caps, cot
ton khaki, fur tails -.------ 1oc
75-39c-S1 Boys Hose, cotton
knit, broken sizes, ca. 22c;
s5-e9c-1.2s Boys Underwear,
cotton knit T-shirts, briefs, ETC.,
broken sizes s---. 500
5o-2.99 Boys Shirts, cotton
dress and sports styles, $40 in
group ---&4----- E,SS
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Jr. Deb Wea,.

25-s.99 and $50 Jr. Deb Skirts.
Cottons In full and slim styles.
sizes 1915 -. -.44- II LES
s6-Sl Name Brackets, gold
color or silver finished metal,
2 for 81
pins ie% tar
20-3.99 Jr. Deb Jackets, famous
Thermo-Jacs, cotton poplins,
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3e-s.99-S.s9 Jr. Deb Sweaters.
wool, by Teena Paige, cardigans,
sIipcover, 80 to 40------2.8s-e.88
$3.50 Jr. Deb Pajamas, SUM
mer cottons, baby doll style,
l0-l6 -----------------s ----z.S6
Ioo-3.9s-5.99 Jr. Deb. Blouses,
cotton, 1915 ----------.-- S9c
20--5.99 Jr. Deb Crazy Pants,
cotton poplin, broken sizes, z.88
235-5.99 Jr. Deb Dresses, mid
season cottons, 7-l5 3.sS
1s-s25 Jr. Deb Toppers, wool
tweeds, 10-l6 ------.4----- SIS
1s-s25-29.s9 Jr. Deb FormaIs,
nylons, rayo1 crystalettes,
broken sizes ----12.68 and 1888
End r., Washincton Only
r 8 y e. d
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Infants Furniture

70 p.~e 40 OK Ty,.y.- yao,,,,i.
nran IA. T cr;h. nisst,c | rcs,s
way h,rch az Il ~
= !. q.
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DIcp sIae C1D, position
sprlng. pie 4. maple, as =. sIs
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Evening star., 1955-10-20

25Orig. 81 Imported Morocco
Cigarette Cases 4 for 81
25-OFig. 81 Imported Mems
Toiletries, tale, lotion. cologne.
5 for 81
plnS tar
150Orig. 81 Luxurious Cotton
Tfandkerchiefs, whites and fan
Orig. IS Dunhill Cigarette
Cases -------------s 99c
5o-Orig. Sc Evans Lighters, 299
15o Orig. ESQ Swank Tie Bars
and Cuff Links 7se
lo--Orig. 2.5o Leather Cigarette
5Orig. 1855 Ascot Table
Lighters 9.98
Orig. 3 for 81 Mems initiated
Handkerehiefs, box Of 3 for 49c
lo0-Orig. IS Hickok Suede
Belts. i-inch ESQ
Street n, Washington onlyi
Evening star., 1955-10-20
IAgenciesGei
Disposal Guide

The Budget Bureau said today
q circular concerning disposal Of
unneeded Government property
Is being sent to al Federal
agencies as q guide line" for
what might be economically and
Iefhciently done.
Budget Director Rowland n
| Hughes urged agency heads tc
lsee that efforts are made to dis
pose Of buildings. equipment and
similar property wherever pos
lsible. This would cut Inainte-
nance costs. return property tc
State or local community tas
rolls, and encourage private en-
Iterprise, he stated.
Issuance Of the circular. 3
bureau spokesman explained. i;
part Of q project under way fol
some time. In 1853 the Budget
Bureau and the General Serv.
ices Administration requested
lall agencies to review their prop.
Ierty from the standpoint ol
necessity and economy. Tht
Hoover Commission several
months ago surveyed real prop
lerty holdings Of the Government
Evening star., 1955-10-20
FEC Gives Go Ahead
On Plane Warning Net

The Air Forces multi billion
dollar semi-automatic air defense
warning system tSAGE) had at
least one green light today.
The Federal Communication
Commission has authorized the
American Telephone q Tele-
graph Co. to go ahead with con-
struction Of high-speed commu-
nications systems for the net
work which win warn fighter
plans and Nike guided missile
battalions of the approach Of
enemy bombers.
But the commission at the
same time blocked for the time
being a proposal by AT&T II
offer special discount rates K
SAGE and commercial customers
on multiple use Of telephone anc
telegraph communications.
The FEC, in suspending thu
rate revisions which had beer
scheduled to become effective
November /. said It win conduct
public hearings on them begin
ming November u.
Western Union Telegraph Co
has protested the proposed rate
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Sheets G ,,,esfics

Sheets & DOilaeSficS
ss-If Perl. 2.4s Muslin Sheets,
sfxi08 In. some perfects in
cluded $50
I3O-If PERI, Soc Muslin Pill
lowcases, some perfects, too,
So for 81
36-3.a9 Cannon Colored Mus
lin Sheets, sixlOs or 72xiOS in.
l.99
20o--M PERI. $40 Bates Per-
Gales, for regular and foam
mattresses, fitted doubles only,
l.99
54--If PERI. $40 Bates, 8lx10s
In. Percales -----s---------1.9 1.99
5s-s.49 Cannon Green Percales,
72x10S In or fitted twin 1.99
4S--Is Peri. s.ss Mattress Pads,
double size l.99
I45--If PERI. 6.9s to 1895 Play
tex Pillows, Zip covered.
s.ss to $50
sth FL, Washington onlyi
Evening star., 1955-10-20

changes. contending they are
designed to give the telephone
company . monopoly In the
private leased wire line business
The construction permits Is
sued to AT&r and afiliated Bel
companies provide for the laying
of additional underground cables
and the building Of new radio
n1icrowave relays in New York,
Connecticut. New Jersey. Penn
sylvania. Delaware. Maryland
and Virginia.
Still pending is Q General Ac.
counting Once ruling which
questions Air Force financing Of
the project. which viii cost $2.4
billion over o 10-year period
Secretary Of Defense Wilson hal
asked GAO to reconsider.
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Post Card Girl
Dies in Surgery

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20 III
Lee Elder. the H.
year-old post card girl" from
Lewistown. Pa, died on the
operating table during q delicate
brain operation yesterday.
A team OF surgeons was at
tempting to remove q calcium
deposit from her brain. The
operation was scheduled to last
seven hours. Marjorie Lee died
when 1t was two-thirds COM
pleted.
The operation hadn't worried
the brave little girl, whose only
request had been to get "lots oi
cards to I'LL her scrapbook.
She got plenty Of them. Dur
ing her two-week stay In the
hospital newspaper readers ant
radio listeners sent her more
than 5000 cards. Several thou.
sand other cards were sent to f1ei
|Lewistown home.
Evening star., 1955-10-20

was part Of q "joint educational
program to promote the safe
use OF drugs Some manufac-
Iturers already are putting wafn-
|ings on their salicylate COM
|tainers.
FDA said poisoning by salicy-
late preparations cause about
100 deaths q year, mainly among
children under 5. Although such
indications ordinarily are not
harmful In amounts required to
relieve pain. it said, they "are
capable Of causing injury and
even death when consumed in
excessive quantities"
The agency recommended
Warning keep this and all
indications out Of the reach Of
lchildren.r
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Chine. and Glass

20--l4.95 Domestic Earthenware,
32.pc, service for 9 $50
5---39.95 incomplete sets Of Ho-
nier LaughIin sElegance' and
blue Heaven patterns. 81 pc.
to 90 PC. sets --4- SIS to 24.S9
100 SOC to S12 Open Stock
pieces Of Ridgeway Earthen-
ware In Brown woodland, Blue
and Green Lynton, Blossom
time and Green Plymouth, Blue
Danish, Green Rutland pat-
terms ---- 29c to $50
60 doR. 25c Shell Bottom s5z-oz.
Libby Tumblers 10c
50-5oc Pansy Bowls and Vases.
19c
7s--2.5o Imported German Cut
Crystal Pansy Bowls L3s
4--9.50 MIX Glass Cookie Jars.
In iron frames 4.99
lOO--8Oc Russell Wright Pinch
Bottom Crystal Tumblers go
25-3.s5 Imported 7-Pc. Drink
4. 500 Yves. Virginia whisIsy Will Key
1o0--25 West Virginia 10-ox.
Heavy Bottom Tuinblers 10c
$50 Soc West Virginia Claret
wines l9c
7th RI. Washington Only
55e--l.50 Crystal Gravy or
Sauce Boats, with handle 29c
50--3.50 Handmade English
Jumbo Cup and Saucer -2.l9
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Blinds e Shades
5-If PERI. SIat Floor Screens,
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50 II Perfect 15c to 81 Odd Size
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Df.ssperies
. Prs. see Ruffled Organdy
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long. Pair 2.99
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Pair ------.--.- ---.-- - l.99
8 Prs. 1888 Tambour 30 : In.
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Draperies. Pair $50
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