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Evening star., 1955-03-03
Margaret cheered
On Return 10 Britain
sy he As.oeiassd Pies.

LONDON. Mar. 3.-Princess
Margaret returned home today
to affectionate cheers from Brit
ons acclaiming her triumphal
Calypso tour" Of the West In
dies.
AS the royal stratocruiser
Canopus approached the airport,
the heavy morning ground mist
began to roll away beneath the
bright morning sunshine. But
London's 37-degree temperature
was a far cry from the tropical
cline in which the Princess had
been swimming and sunbathing
amid her strenuous round Of ap-
pearances.
Queen Elizabeth II smiled
happily as she boarded the plane
to greet her younger sister.
Close behind Elizabeth came the
Evening star., 1955-03-03
Researchers Seek New Tools
For Scientific Crime Detection

The additional materials to be
worked on win cali for the use
Of two laboratory procedures ex-
tensively employed In chemical
analysis generally. One Of these
is paper chromatography. The
other is paper electrophoresis.
Paper chromatography is q
means of taking a substance
apart chemically by dissolving 1t
in liquid and allowing drops of
the mixture to seep downward on
a piece of filter paper which is
hung vertically.
Because the individual SUBJ
stances which make up the test
material all have different de-
grees of solubility. they separate
out at different levels as the
liquid works downward. A given
type of ink or poison will produce
a characteristic pattern of blots
on the sheet. From this a trained
Evening star., 1955-03-03
boys clothing at savings

~ cotton corduroy sIaeks. half belt,
holf boxer style. Brown or blue. Size
4 only. Were 3.9e. Now 1888
10 oil wool coat sweoters. Red or
green. Sizes 81. 3e. 38. Were 500.
IS short sleeve knit shirts. White,
oreyle pottern Of blues, browns and
pinks. Sizes s to 8. Were 1913. l.ls
36 long sleeve knit shirts, crew neck
and collar style. Assorted colors and
pottems. Sizes 6, 8. IA, l6. Were
l.6o. Now sSe
II dress shirts, white broodcloth,
borreI cuffs. Sizes 3 and IA VI. Were
2.99. Now -, I.SS
10 cotton fIonnel sports shirts. sonfor-
lied, assorted patterns in imported
flonnel ond domestic. Sizes s to 20,
except II. Were l.9o to 800.
Now l,I9to 2.SS
Down Stoirs Store. Boys Clothing
Evening star., 1955-03-03
West Will Embargo
Communist Wet Nam
BY III. A.soeiessd Pres.

LONDON. Mar. 81 Britain
disclosed today that the Western
ban on the export of strategic
goods to Red China will be ex-
tended March 9 to adjacent
Communist North Wet Nam.
The Board of Trade said all
exports destined for Ho Chi
Minis state will come under
rigid licensing control.
"In consultation with other
countries" the announcement
said. ''it has been agreed that
licenses will not normally be is
sued for exports" now embar-
coed for (Communist) China.
The new directive apparently
is aimed at preventing the leak
age of war potential goods to
Evening star., 1955-03-03
sy me Asseeie,sd Press

BERKELEY, Calf, Mar. s.
New tools for scientific crime
detection is the aim Of a research
program announced today by
DR.. Paul L. Kirk. professor Of
criminalistics at the University
of California.
A relatively quick and simple
chemical method of minutely
identifying some Of the SUBJ
stances most commonly asso-
ciated with crime is the object
of the work. The substances in
clude blood, ink. metals. barbit-
urates, and poisons Of both the
metallic and non-metallic types.
DR.. Kirk, who recently was
called to Cleveland by the de-
fense of DR.. Samuel H. Sheppard,
convicted wife slayer. previously
developed methods for identify
ing particular types of soil. ashes,
textiles and glass fragments.
Evening star., 1955-03-03

person can trace the origin Of
the test material by comparing it
with blot patterns Of similar
known material.
The new project is supported
by a gift Of 5000 from Arthur
D. Little, Inc. consulting chem
lists and engineers of Cambridge.
Mass.
Evening star., 1955-03-03
coats and suits

IS oIpoeo pile toppers trimmed in
suede. Navy with red. black with
white. Sizes 10 to Is. Were $500.
20 eIl-wooI eoots. tweeds. plushes,
novelty weoves. All fully lined with
wool. Sizes 10 to l8. Were 28.e5.
Now -l4.88
so olI-wooI suits, tweeds, flonneIs,
oobordines. novelty weoves. Classic
and boxy styles. All fully lined. hond-
finished detoils. Sizes 10 to 20. Were
1895 to 1895. Now 1888
9 misses wool fleece coats. Wing col
lor with detailing ocross front and
book. AlI-wool lining. Red, pink.
beige and blue in sizes l0-l8. Were
1895. Now --- 1000
80 coat Innings, quilted on one side,
plain on the other. Buttons to ottoeh
to coat included. Were SOS. Nov.
Down stoirs Store. Coots and Suits
Evening star., 1955-03-03
Junior apparel reduced

10 dresses Of royon toffeto, wool. ]
and 2-pece styles. Many colors. Sizes
9 to IS. Were 8.95 to l4e5. 500
90 better dresses. AlI-wool crepes,
antique toffetos. Dressy and SEMI
dressy. Sizes 7 to IS. Were 1895 TO
$500. Now ----- 1000
IS wool and royon suits. Boxy and
fitted styles. Sizes 9 to IS. Were
1895. Now ----i2.00
20 suits, wool flonneIs and tweeds.
Sizes 7 to IS. Were 1895, z4.o0
Down stoirs Store, Junior Miss and
Teen-Aae Apparel
Evening star., 1955-03-03
Lost As Days in Arctic.
z Men Reoch Outpost
sx the Asseeieisd Press

CAPE DORSET, Northwest
Territories. Mar. 3.-A Hudson
Bay Co. employe and his Eskimo
companion arrived at this Baffin
Island outpost yesterday after
being lost As days in the severe
Arctic winter.
The men-Donald Baird, %,
and a veteran Eskimo tracker
named Ootooke-reportedly suf-
fered only minor cases of FROST
bite. They lived on caribou meat
for their last six days in the
wolf infested wilderness.
Evening star., 1955-03-03
girls apparel

100 haIf slips, dresses, bIousss and
hots. Were LOO to 3.eo. Now 66e
so cotton dresses and quilted robes.
Sizes ] to IA. Were 2.oo to 500.
5 sub-teen winter eoots. Sove V or
more. Were 1895 to 81. so -io.Ss
Down stoirs Store, Girls' ApporeI
Evening star., 1955-03-03

Queen mother. little Prince
Charles and Princess Anne and
the Queens husband, the Duke
Of Edinburgh.
After a brief family reunion,
Margaret stepped of the plane,
suntanned after her 6,000-mile
nonstop flight from Bermuda
She glanced upward at the clear
ing mists, then Rugged her fur
coat tight around her as she
stepped down to English soil.
Margaret smiled as a cheer
welled up from the large crowd.
Amid loud applause. the royal
party walked toward their watt
ing automobiles.
Evening star., 1955-03-03

so misses dresses, size 10 to 20.
Many styles and fobrics. Were 4.95
ond 1875. Now -- 1000
80 dressy and eosuol style dresses.
Sizes 10 to 20. Were 500 and 1899.
Now 400
20 dressy and eesuoI dresses. Mony
different fabrics and styles. Broken
sizes 1874 to 22H. Were 800 to
I4.95. Now --------- 400
Down Stoirs Store,
Misses and Women's Dresses
Evening star., 1955-03-03
infants, Juvenile apparel

200 cotton knit ponts, undershiEts,
kimones and cotton hose. Broken
sizes. Were 59e and 7ee Ise. 6/l.oo
800 boxed toys for children. Cleaning
sets, futureren embroidery sets and
topestV sets. Were 88c. 3 for 100
200 ehiIdren's hats. polo shirts, cord
uroy Ionsees, poeketbooks and
dresses. Broken sizes. Were 90 and
80. Now - 66e
800 girls cotton dresses, intent creep
eFs Of nylon or oeetote. Were ! 80
and $50. Now -88e
Down Stoirs Store, lnfonts
Evening star., 1955-03-03
spoFtsWear reductions

100 oIl-wool or orion sweoters, bosic
and novelty styles. lst quoIity ond
irreoulors. Were 7.o9 to l4.95 z.9S
IS cotton corduroy pedol pushers in
solid colors and prints. Were 5.9o and
7.o9. Now Z.9S
IS twill beck veiveteen or dressy felt
skirts. Were 1926 and 1895 2.98
so dresses in cotton, royon or wool.
Misses and holt sizes. Were 1899
to lI.o5. Nov ----5 500
30 Jackets in ol-wooI or cotton cor
duroy. Misses and women's sizes.
Were l4.S5 to 1926. Now 500
Down Stoirs Store, Sportsweor
Evening star., 1955-03-03
z for 500
corsets and bras

ZOO bandeau and long line bros, some
stropless. Cotton, mostly large sizes.
Were 2.9o. Now 1850 49e
200 long line buiIt-in contour bros.
Sizes 81 to 38. Were 5.o9, 100
so 2-woy stretch foundations. Sizes
81 and 81. A, B, c cups. Were 2.ee.
Now --- - Soc
so foundations with cotton inner belt.
l3 and IS" skirt. Were s IS, 2.99
Down Stoirs Store, Corsets and Bros
Evening star., 1955-03-03
~ Show Series 10 Depict Situation Of Handicapped

A new series Of television
shows presented by the District
Health Department and wTOP-
Tv win begin on March 20.
Health Director Daniel L. Seek
niger announced yesterday.
The series, fourth Of its kind,
Evening star., 1955-03-03

100 pair Of ehiIdren's dress shoes and
growing girls dress and school shoes.
Good selection. Broken sizes sKz to
3 and 4 to 8. Were $50 to 7.o5.
Now z.99
50 pair Of ehildrens' slippers. Broken
styles, eolors and sizes. Were | 80 to
2.99. Now 100
Down Stoirs Store, childrens' Shoes
Evening star., 1955-03-03
odds & ends Of nyIons
if perfect S9c to I.H ID
8 pair 100

500 poirs Of nyion hose. some snassed
from hsndlins.. Meny constructions and
shodes TO choose from. Broken sizes.
Down Stoirs Store, Hosiery
Evening star., 1955-03-03
save on handbags
4 00

Poste leather royon folIe and rayon velvet hondboss
in the group. Pouch and clutch styles. Block, navy.
red Or ton. Add 1919 Federal tox.
Down Stois Store, Hondboos
Evening star., 1955-03-03

misses, women's dresses
regularly 5.99 and 8.99 Wv
80 cotton or royor dresses in light
and dark shades. Sizes II to 20,
IAN to 24h.
Down Stoirs Store,
inexpensive Dresses
Evening star., 1955-03-03

4 .00

regularly 2.99 to 500
800 cotton ehaIlis, flanneleste gowns
and paiames. Reyon gowns, plisse
woItx length gowns. Broken sizes and
eolors.
Down stoirs Store, Underwear
Evening star., 1955-03-03
misses and wolnen's
dress shoes

regularly 4.99 to 6.99 "
100 peir in black suede, red, blue or
black leosher. Medium, high and fIes
heels. Sizes va TO 9. AAA 10 B. Not
every size in every style.
Down Stoirs Store. Women's Shoes
Evening star., 1955-03-03
save on millinery
regularly 2.99 to 4.99

$50 hots in felt, velvet and strow.
Wide assortment Of styles and trims.
Large heodsixes. Block, navy, brown,
red, sroy, white and pastels.
Down stoirs Store, Millinery
Evening star., 1955-03-03

first quality MILDLY bIouses
vere 299
z for 500
$50 cotton MILDLY bIouses. ~ sleeve.
large sailor eeIIor and tie. White with
navy, red o. turquoise collar. Sizes
81 TO 30.
Down Stors Store, BIouses
Evening star., 1955-03-03
honiewares odds and ends
d to 90

if perfect Nc to 3.9S
1000 odds and ends Of china. slass.
eeromies, stoinless steel. Some ore
Damaged. Group includes tee pots,
juice glasses, fisurines, deeentess,
sless dishes. tumblers, stainless Steel
spoons, cups, Escorted pletes, bIanket
bindings. Mony more items.
Down Stoirs Store. Homewores.
North Building
Evening star., 1955-03-03
tables at great savings

tables al great savings UT
regularly 1926 each . e.. is m
II shelf lamp shelf cocktail tables In beautiful
hosony finish All have pIose no-stoin morlite tops
Several blond ook tobes in assorted styles.
Down stoirs Store Homewores North Building
mems gabardine sIacks Csc
regularly S9S 2for 1900
oil first quality. royon- -Doeron gobordins
self beIted, snustex woistbond. welt seams. saddle
stitching
spot, ston, wrinkle resistant.
Skipper blue, sroy. soss green brown, ton or blue
Sizes 28 TO ~
Down Stois Store. Mems Furnishings
Evening star., 1955-03-03
misses and women's dresses

misses and women's dresses 100
regularly 1926 and T.95
Many escorted fabrics and styles, dressy OF
casual. Sizes l6h to zzh; 10 to 20.
Down stois Store Misses and Women's Dresses
special purchase -cotton gloves
uould be 200 to 800 '~S
rresuor and discontinued styles Of doubewoven cotton
or nyIon gloves White. beige black, novy and few
posteIs.
Down stois Store Gloves
special purchase -women's sportswear
,voux BE- %, and s,y each 80
100 sabordne shorts and bros. First quality dseon-
tinued style. In black. navy. white or sreen 3s-4e
Down stois soe sportsweor\
misses all wool coats ne 90
regularly 1925
100 oII-wooI eoots in checks, Aeeees, poodle CLOTH
tweeds All fully lined some with xip-out Innings. Sizes
s Ito IS. Blue. red, sray charcoal, pink, beige
Down stors Store, coots ond Suits
women's famous.maks shoes
100 fashion shoes in pumps, sings or sandals: Red.
blue, black suede or Golf Sizes 4A to 9; AAA to B.
Were 895 and o95. ow-----------------4.SS
200 casual Moxees for Soft leather soes and
uppers in hi-wedee ots. Ton red beige. Also block
suede Sizes 4 to 10, AAA to B---------499 to 5.SS
Down sors Store Misses Worens Shoes
seconds Of famous.make nylons
sps,tse, 1.1s,o 1855 z pair 90 pair, So
100 pos Of fomous maks nyIons In shesrs and bus-
ness sheers Self or dork seems. New spring shades
Sizes 8k to u.
Down sors Store, Hosiery
costume jewelry 5oc
regularly lW z for 100
Assortment Of pins, neeksess, earrings and bracelets
In tailored and dressy styles. Gold and silver eoIored
netol. Many set with simuIoted stones.
tojrx Store JeneIn,
Evening star., 1955-03-03
Down Stoirs Store, Handbags

special purchase first quality nyIon
iricoi blouses by Blousemaker
regularly ocOuld be 5.99 to 7.99 ZsSI
Many styles to choose from. All Of 4o-denier nyIon
treot. Sizes 81 to SO.
Above:
Pie-eut neekIine, cop sleeve in deIicotely en-
broidered trieot White velvet trim on the neck
Iine
Not shown:
u sleeve, mondorin collar, softly tucked detail
ino on the 'front.' Button cuff.
detailing.
Down Stors Store, Blouses
Evening star., 1955-03-03
So
z for 100
costume jeweIry
regularly 100

Assortment Of pins neekleess, earrings and brcesIets
In tailored and dressy Styles Gold and silver eelored
metol. Many set with simuIoted stones.
Down stoln Store, Jewsy
Evening star., 1955-03-03

seconds OF
imported English earthenware
if perfect 24.95 hsSV
53-Peee service for 8. Famous Pink Willow"
pottern. each dinner plates, soIod plates, breed
and butter plates, cup, saueer, fruit each vese-
table bowl. serving pIotter, covered sugar and
ereomer. No chips or cracks. lmperfeetons ore
mostly slight color voriosions.
Down Stoirs Store Homewores North Building
Evening star., 1955-03-03
housecoats, busters,
bed jackets

Assorted styles, eoIors. Broken sizes.
Cotton flannel ond cotton pIisss in
both long and short styles.
Down Stoirs Store,
Robes and Housecoots
Evening star., 1955-03-03
save on seconds Of
erystal.cIear glassware
TO- IS IS

Some plain. some cut. No chips or crooks.
TumbIers, 10c stemwore, 15c
Assorted pitchers and other lorse pieces. 75c
Down stolrs Store. Homewores, North Building
save generously
'Cons" super-sponge bath towels
regularly 79c to 1.25 %
z for 100
Com Or Darby borders. Green, IiIoe. dark rose.
blue, white. flame.
many matching guest towels. l6x27". Regularly
soc to SOC. Now----3 for l. 90; each 3oe
Down sairs Store Linens and Bedding North Building
save during our pillow festival
Our own AtIeish foam Iotex pillow with zippered
percoe cover. Cushion soft, long wearine will not
soe or lump. lex25". Were 4.e5. Now-----3.oo
Kins-size crown. foom rubber pillow with zippered
percoe cover, 20x26". Were 6e5. Now. 4.ss
Super kins-sixe feother and down pillow, 23x29".
Extra soft and high crown, tailored corded edges
Feother-tieht ticking in pink or blue. Were 5.95.
Now for 700; each 800
"WonderbIend" pillow filled with 5o9o Aerilon
Fiber, 500 down. 2lx27" corded tailored edges
Condy stripe ticking. Were 7.e5. Now----5.s9
loo% imported down-fiIIed pillow. 2ox26" with
blue stripe ticking Were SOS. Now------4.o9
Down stor Store. Linens and Bedding North Building
all.wool blankets n Al
regularly 1926 I'd
oil first qusIty, 72xS4" size
3M to 3H pound weight
iustrous J" royon sotin binding
many lovely shades to choose from
Down stols Store, Linens and Bedding. North Building
Evening star., 1955-03-03

Down Stoirs Store. infants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15

per production. They have sub
mitted plans for 1t to United
States experts.
The best prospect is in the
Majdanpek mines. where ex-
perts believe there is a potential
of 100 million tons. These are
northeast of the famous Bor
mines in Eastern Serbia. where
more than a million tons of cop
per have been produced in 81
years.
Technicians say the Madam
PEEK deposit, if tapped with more
surface mining, can produce 50.-
900 tons of copper annually. But
this will require a copper flota-
ton plant, a new smelling plant
and a sulphuric acid plant. 1t il
for these Yugoslavia wants &
United States loan.
Meanwhile, Yugoslavia is Of.
fering to sell to the United State'
more finished timber products
meat, fruit. medical herbs. bar.
ley and tobacco. 1t also hope
the United States Government
will resume military offshort
procurement orders here. Ont
was placed last year, although
previously Yugoslavia had re.
iceived $l9 million worth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
.:x1AKSN Snrinqs for Men. Women. Children
Childl,en'S Shoes

ChitdFen'S Shoes
38-1.99-2.50 Infants and Chill
dren's Slipper SOx, wool knit,
broken sizes -79c
End Floor, Washington Only
10l-2.99-3.99 Teens Slippers
feathers, fabrics, broken sizes,
1.99
112-2.95 Children's Slippers,
rayon corduroy, infant sizes and
4-l2 in group -------------I.59
@-S5-7.95 Girls Dress Shoes,
patents, suedes, feathers, bro
Ken sizes -------- $50
2S6-7.95 and 9.95 Teens Shoes,
falnous-make dress and sport
styles, flat and medium heels,
40 in group -----5.99
End Floor, Washington and
Siiuer Spring:
3rd Floor, PARKinqton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15

What way is this to celebrate
the Goth birthday anniversary of
o great composer? Is there much
feeling Of festivity and excite
ment in re-reading once again
the same old pieces that you have
been playing season after sea-
son? Do you honor SibeliuS by
making up a program of works
all but one Of which-the short
seventh symphony-were writ
ten before or near the turn Of
the 10th century?
It was not the music itself that
was the sad thing about the Ma
tional Symphony concert last
night in Constitution Hall. The
seventh symphony is a master
piece. the second Is a sample Of
the melodramatic music that has
made the name of Sibelius a.
household word, "Finlandia" Is
noisy patriotism. and even "Ra-I
kastava, q suite for tympani and
strings, has its points. What was,
discouraging was the lack Of
enterprise. the absence of effort
to show any new and original
facet Of the Finnish composer.
There must be a dozen avail
able and different pieces, quite
suitable for a festival concert
IL new works for example: the
third or sixth symphonies.
'"Tapiola, lathe Oceanides, 1.-The
Tempest" might Ride" THE
Bard" "Luonnotar (played last
week in New York by the guest
conductor Of last nights con-
cert, "Pelleas and Mellisande."
'Lemminkalnen," 'Pohj ola's
Daughter" or In Memoriam."
Sibelius has written the music,
but the National Symphony
never plays it. even on an all
Sibelius program.
The guest conductor who ham
died the first half of the pro-
gram - everything except the
second symphony - was Jussi
Jalas. whose interpretations can
be considered authoritative, first
since he is a Finn, and then as
he is a son-in-law Of Sibelius
himself. His reading Of the
seventh symphony was therefore
somewhat surprising, since it
was slower, less intense, and less
dependent on contrast than we
are accustomed to in this coun-
try.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15

1871 Davy Crockett Hats,
straw, broken sizes -- 10c
21-$1 Young Mems Bow Ties,
assorted fabrics 1Oc
26-3.99-5.99 Boys Sweaters,
wool, slightly soiled, broken
1929 Davy Crockett Sport
shirts, cotton, size 6 only, 1.99
45-1.99 Boys Cowboy Hats,
wool felt, slightly soiled or mis-
shaped, S-M-L sizes -----Sl
29-S1 Boys Belts, western and
dress, broken sizes, Soc e.; Psi
45-2.9-3.69 Boys Dress Shirts.
cotton, slightly soiled, $40 in
the group ----------------l.SS
1859 Boys Jackets, cotton
denim; flannel lined, broken
sizes ---------1.99
T-$1-1.99 Boys Polo Shirts,
cotton knit, short and long
sleeves; broken sizes $500 &c
1o-5.S9-7.99 Boys Robes, cot
tons, rayons, sizes 4 only, 2.S9
43-Special! Boys Sum mer
Playwear, includes cotton short
pants, swim trunks, broken
sizes SO ea.; 2/S3
End Floor, Washington Only
$3.50 Davy Crockett Ties,
rayon ~------------- 1890 SSc
iO5-l.99 Boys Caps, cotton
denim, lined, ear flaps, S-M-L,
81
1859 I'LL Davy" Western
Sets. brown cotton twill, sizes
8-10-l2 4.99
92-1.99 Davy Crockett Gaunt-
let Gloves, hand sizes 5, 6, 7,
1.49
10l-2.99 Boys Winter Caps,
wool meltons, gabardine, SAT-,
1893
2nd H., Washington and
Silver Spring;
Srd FL. PARKington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
NEWS OF MUSIC
Nothing Unusual Added
ToHonor SibeIius

1t was interesting to note that
he omitted the trumpet from
the final cadence. an effect sug-
gested by Koussevitsky and
often heard in this country, but
apparently not sanctioned by
the compose: The ending is
certainly more effective as
played by the strings alone.
Howard Mitchell took over for
the second half of the concert
to bring the small but enthusi-
astic audience a brilliant per-
Torrance of the second SYM
phony. Mr.. Jalas opened the
concert with both TIE Finnish
national anthem and The Star
Spangled Banner" 1t was en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
Boys Apparel

Boys Apparel
21--49.99 Student Topcoats, all
wool, plaid zipout Innings, rayon
velveteen collar, 34-38 1899
1889 Prep Topcoats. all
wool. plaid zipout Innings, rayon
velveteen collar, 1920 49, $500
12-$45 Students Suits, all
wool, 36-40 80 --------- 1888
4-l2.99 Boys Jackets, suede,
western style. As ----- 1000
End Floor, Washington Only
120-4.99 Jr. Boys Stacks,
washable rayon, acetate and
Dacron gabardine, sizes 10 and
End Floor, Washington and
SilUer Spring;
3rd Floor. PARKinotoR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
Cocktail Dresses,
Wedding GOsrliS

54-$25-39.98 Cocktail Dresses,
long and short formals, rayon
taffetas, nets, crystalettes, bro
ken sizes -------.- 2Z.W
14-4s.sS-ss.ss Wedding Gowns,
long, ballerina, train gowns,
rayon satins, laces, tulles, bro
ken sizes $500
3rd Flor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
Lingerie

29--S.5O-4.95 Chemises, ny.ons,
rayons, broken sizes 2.99
2S-4.95 PetticOats, nylon tri-
cot. lace trimmed, broken sizes,
2.99
8-4.95 Girdles, nylon, power
elastic, broken sizes ----- 2.99
8-8.95 Slips, nylon tricot, bro
ken sizes -.---------------5.9 500
1885 Gowns, nylon tricot,
broken sizes ----------- 7.99
7-12.95 Bed Jackets, perma-
nently pleated nylon, lace trim,
500
3rd Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
Kids Underwear
and Socks

900 Prs. 79c Children's Knee
High Socks, cotton knits, T12-
912 2 pr. 100
25-2.Ss Boys Pajamas, cotton
flannel, train print. size 4 only,
1893 each
6O0-2.99 Cotton Flannel Night
Shirts with broadcloth trim;
8-14. 2 for S3-1.59 ca.
End Floor, Washington and
Siluer Spring:
3rd Floor, PARKington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
Jr. Deb Wear

VFs DeU wear
5O-1.S9 Slips, eyelet trim cot
ton, broken sizes --- 81
15-14.99 Raincoats, long and
short styles, rayon- ----- 5.S8
1853 Summer Skirts, cot
tons, rayons, broken sizes, 81
20-5.99-S.99 Skirts, wool.
broken sizes 3.SS
11-19.99 Wool T0ppers, as
sorted colors, sizes 1888
1889 Coats, wool fleece,
broken sizes ---------. S25
21-19.99-S35 Suits, wool, some
with matching rayon blouses.
broken sizes 1899 and ,29.99
5O-5.99-7.99 Sweaters, bulky
wool knits ---- ASSESS
1858 Boy Blouses, cotton
with French cuffs ----- 1.99
110-3.99-4.99 Orion" Sweaters.
classics --------------2.99-3.99
End f., Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
Maternity Dresses

5O-14.s9 Maternity Two-Piece
Dresses, rayon, S-l4 -----, 6.88
200-5.99-7.99 Jackets, III cot
ton, cotton corduroy, rayon
faille; 1920 in group 1893
2nd Floor, Washington,
Siluer Spring and PARKington