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$4,000 Fund Planned
For Potomac Basin Unit

The administration plans to
double the Federal Governments
contribution to the Interstate
Commission on the Potomac
River Basin in the year starting
July /.
For the present fiscal year.
ending June 80, Congress appro-
priated $1,000 to the agency
created by q compact between
Maryland. Virginia, West vir-
ginia and Pennsylvania for the
abatement of pollution. The
budget sent to Congress today
recommends $4,000 for the
suining year.
The budget also calls for a
1lO0, 600 Federal contribution
1ne same amount that was ap-
propriated for this year-to the
commission established to plan
and execute q celebration in
lle57 COMMUNICATING the 350th
anniversary of the founding Of
| jamestown. Va.
A Federal contribution Of
10000 is recommended toward
Evening star., 1955-01-17
Assembly Preparing Arrange
For TioIin Pononlo Staying

broadcast after she attended an
open-air mass held for her hus-
band IN the National Stadium.
Garry On" She Urges.
she urged the people Of Pam
anna TO carry on with . firm
step and fulfill her husbands S
mission. His memory, she de-
clared. win ..live on as q symbol
Of honesty. discipline. mobility
and honor.
Held with Gnizado ID the ma
chine cunning on January 2 Of
Resnon are Ruben Miro. 4 prom
inent lawyer who confessed be
fred the fatal bursts with Gui-
zado's full knowledge. Guizado's
son. Jose Ramon, jr. and two
Of his associates in 3 construc-
ton arm. Rodolfo st. Malo and
Jose Neives Perez. and two for
mer cadets at the Guatemala
Military School, Luis Carlos
Hernandez and Jose Edgardo
Tejada.
The younger Guizado and his
associates were mentioned In
Miro's confession, while Tejada
and Hernandez are charged with
selling Miro the German ma
chinegun.
(The New York Times in a
dispatch from Panama said
President Arias. in an inter-
view yesterday said he was
mot yet convinced at all" that
Miro had been telling the
truth about Guizado's part in
the plot. According to the
Times. Mr.. Arias said Guizado
seems to have had only vague
knowledge of plot and his
guilt. II any. seems to be that
he did nothing to prevent it
rather than having particle
pated actively in it.')
win Set Trial Date.
The assembly at its meeting
today was expected to name a
commission to prepare for the
trial Of Guizado and the others.
The commission viii In turn ap-
point q prosecutor for the trials,
which win be held at a date to
be fixed by the assembly.
Another special commission,
named by Guizado shortly after
the assassination. Is continuing
its investigation Of the Staying
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C. N. Roihmund. 10,
And Wife, H, Die
One Hour Apart

An Alexandria man and Wift
died within an hour Of eaeh
other on Saturday night.
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rothmund
70, Of 707 Pendleton street, died
at 7 pm. of natural causes.
A short time later. her hus-
band. Carl Michael Rothmund,
20. was stricken IN the kitchen
of their home. His niece, Mrs
Margaret NosWorthy. summoned
the Alexandria Rescue Squad.
Dr. John A. Sims. medical ex-
aminer. attributed Mr. Roth
rnund,s death to q heart attack.
Mrs. Rothmtlnd Is survived hy
three children by 3 former mar
riage. Mrs. Frank Erwin and
Lawrence w. Washington. both
Of Washington. and Edward ".
Washington. Alexandra, two
sisters. Mrs. Dennis Tooney,
Alexandra, and Mrs. Nellie Lips
comb. Washington. and 1 BROTH
er, Edward B. Williams. Alexan-
dria.
Mr. Rothmund was q retired
enlploye Of the Food Growers
Express Co.
Double funeral services viii
be held at $50 am. Wednesday
at st. Mary's Catholic Church.
Alexandra. Burial VIII be in
st. Mary's Cemetery.
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SIS Million s Requested
For Senaie Office Building

Congress today was asked to
appropriate $s.5 million toward
construction Of the new Senate
Once Building to be built Inn
mediately east Of the present
structure for Senator's.
This would be In addition to
$6 million appropriated for this
current fiscal year for the same
purpose. Contract for cOnstruc-
ton Of foundations for the new
building was recently awarded
to John McShain. Inc. Of Phila-
delphia.
Capitol officials are confronted
BY the difiicult problem Of how
to help congressional aides who
now use the site Of the new
building for automobile parking.
Cars win be banned from the
area sometime after the con-
tractor has been given notice to
proceed with the foundation Job.
Congress has authorized the
Architect Of the Capitol, J..
George Stewart. to spend q total
Of $2O.6 million for total cost OF
the new building.
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Police Seize 3 Here
In Week End Theiis
And Housebreakinus

Fast police work Ia three sep-
arate District robbery and house,
breaking cases over the week
end resulted ii capture Of three
suspects.
In the third precinct, Detec-
tives Clarence w Knots and
George NJ. Ritchie. arrested q
man they saw climbing In 4 cab
at Seventeenth and q streets
NV. They were aroused BY i
bulge under his coat and his ap-
parent haste.
He was identified IS George
Smith, cclnred. dIaS Ninth street
NV. and charged with snatch
ing the purse Of Miss Loretta F.
Cook, 1904 q street NV, two
blocks away. q few minutes be-
fore. The ofiicers had acted 50
quickly, they made the arrest
before Miss Cook had time TO
report the theft ~
Later, Detective Knots
rounded up q suspected house
breaker by following q trail Of
blood from q store at ii47
Twentieth street NV. to Q home
next door at il49.
Remembering he had once ar
rested Walter Leo Henson, 20.
colored. of that address for
flousebreaking. he entered. found
Henson with q bandaged finger.
$50 worth of clocks and pen
and pencil sets from the store
and charged him with house,
breaking.
In the third case, Lee r. Chin
nell. 81, colored, was arrested
and charged with the $40 armed
holdup Of an AInoco Service sta
ton at Fourteenth street and
Florida avenue Me-, less than
two hours after 1t happened.
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s., $40. 900 Urged
For insurance Building
LAP wirephoto

President Eisenhower today
recommended to Congress ap-
proyal Of ss.s7o.ooo more for
construction Of a new building
for the Bureau Of Old-Age and
Survivors Insurance Of the Social
Security administration.
The funds would come from q
trust account Of the organization,
not from new taxes. and would
bring up to $25,37O.0O0 the
amount authorized to be used
under what is known as 'limita-
tion on use of trust funds"
The building to provide ac-
commodations for the records
and personnel Of the agency now
housed in rented buildings in
Baltimore. would be erected on
q site not yet selected. but ex-
pected To be In the Baltimore
area.
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Government Quitting
Private Business,
Eisenhower Says

President Eisenhower reported
10 Congress today that his adj
ministration Is moving ahead
IN taking the Government out
Of business wherever this can
properly be DONE
His budget mentioned the sale
Of many wartime Government
plants and encouragement Of
private investment IN home
building, among other things.
The national interest Is best
served BY privately owned and
operated industry. which is as.
sisted by q minimum Of Federal
funds" the President said.
In line with this policy, Mr..
Eisenhower urged Congress to
authorize the residents Of the
Governments two atomic
fownsv Oak Ridge. Tenn. and
Richland. Wash.--to purchase
their homes and establish self
government.
TNA Expansion.
The budget message stressed
the possibility Of financing
further expansion Of the IVA
power system ''by means other
than Federal appropriations. ?
Because iva Is studying this
problem now, the President said.
his budget contained nothing for
new power generating units that
may be needed by iva.
He noted that If and when the
controversial Dixon-Yates con-
tract for feeding private power
into the IVA system to replace
600,0 kilowatts of power fur
nished the Atomic Energy Com
mission by IVA becomes effec-
tive, the scheduled capacity Of
the TvA system viii provide for
q substantial increase in loads
through 1885,,
Lists Examples.
Mr.. Eisenhower mentioned sale
OF the Inland Waterways Corp.
liquidation OF the Reconstruc-
tion Finance Corp. and sale or
shutdown Of d number Of De-
Tense Department plants for
processing scrap and manufac-
turing paint. clothing and chlo-
rine among moves taking the
Government out Of business.
He added that private indus
try is performing an increasing
share. which has almost reached
half, Of major equipment over
hauls for the Air Force. And,
he said. most, Of the Govern
nent's synthetic rubber plants
have been sold to private pur-
chasers, subject only to congress
sional approval.
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teams the Army would be able
to maintain with the lower mani
power total. With 1.343. 900
now. the Army has 10 divisions,
10 combat teams alsS lit anti
aircraft battalions.
1T appears Mr.. Eisenhower
said, that the Army Of the
future win be organized into
smaller but more mobile and
self contained units with greater
fire power"
Nayy--A strength of 672.000
on June 80 and $4,000 at the
end of the fiscal year. Current
strength is 691.775. More than
1000 ships would be in the active
fleet, including 406 warships.
There now are 1,l01 ships. In
cluding 406 warships. There
would be Is attack aircraft car
riers and II air groups, COM
pared with today's IA fiattops
and 16 groups. A fifth super
carrier Of the 6O,000-ton For
restal class was recommended.
Air Force970, 600 officers and
enlisted personnel at the start Of
the year and 975.000 at the end,
compared with 961 .270 now. The
air arm. which now has ll8
wings, would begin the year with
III and build up to 100 by June
30, l956three more than had
been previously scheduled for
that time. Troop carrier wings
would be decreased, while COM
bat units would be built up.
Marine Corps "A cut from the
present 221, ,926 officers and en-
listed personnel to 100000 by
June 80 and 1890 at the close
Of the fiscal year. 1t will con-
tinue to have three divisions and
three air wings.
Never In our peacetime his
tory have we been as well pre-
pared to defend ourselves as we
are now" Mr.. Eisenhower de-
ciared. -. New weapons of un-
paralleled effectiveness are being
integrated into the combat ele-
ments with sll practical speed :
The President placed new
stress on guided missiles. The
budget earmarked $675 million
for missiles, compared with $519
million for the current year.
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GA Budget Figures
As Secret as Rest
OF It's Activities

One thing you won't be
able to md IN the budget
message President Eisen-
hover sent to Congress to-
day Is any figure for ex-
penses Of the super-secret
Central intelligence Agency.
It was planned that way.
II you can't find it. the RUS
slams can't either. Budget
Director Rowland Hughes
told reporters that CIA es-
Inmates are CLASSIFIED and
SO do not appear In the
budget message "as such. |"
but are included in the
overall estimates.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
q 4, A,,.el.,.s ~,

PANAMA. Jan. i7.-Panama,s
National Assembly was called 70
meet this afternoon TO prepare
for the trial Of former President
jose Ramon Gtiizado and others
accused Of completely IN the as
sassination Of President jose
Antonio Remon.
The assembly also was ex-
pected to lift the state of Siege
Z modi1ed form Of martial law
which was proclaimed after Mr..
Remonss assassination to aid ii
the arrest Of his killers.
Nj. Hemon's widow and Pana-
mas best known woman. Cecilia
Pinel De Remon. Ia q recorded
broadcast last night pledged her
humble. moral and material
support to Ricardo Arias Espi-
nosA. former second vice presi-
dent who was sworn In as presi-
dent Saturday following 0niz-
ado,s arrest and Impeachment
by the national assembly.
Mrs. Relncn,s speech was
Evening star., 1955-01-17

to clear UP details. The chief
task repeatedly remaining was
the finding Of the machine gun
used. which Miro said he dropped
q mile or two offshOre In the
Pacific Ocean.
An authoritative source said
police are searching the waters
with q magnet.
Reports current IN the capital
said q key part in uncovering
the murder plotters was played
bys Gladys Wives. pretty l8-year-
old daughter Of q veteran Pam
anna secret policeman and sweet
heart Of Tejada.
Friends said her family had
sent Miss Wives to an undisclosed
place In the interior to spare her
nlih1irifv
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Acc officioI 10 Speuk

Leonard r. Reichle. assistant
director of the Reactor Develop
ment Program Of the Atomic
Energy Commission, will address
the Exchange Club OF Washing
ton during q luncheon meeting
at 1910 pm. tomorrow in the
District room Of the Washington
Hotel.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
Defense
tContinued From First Page.)

military forces Mr.. Eisenhower's
plan would provide:
Army = |. .10l 800 officers and
men at the start Of the fiscal
year and 1927, 900 at the close
Of the fiscal period. Before this
budget was prepared, the Army
had been planning to end fiscal
1855 with q strength OF 1,172, 900
Assistant Defense Secretary
Wilford ]. Mcneil told reporters
he could not yet say how many
divisions and reeimental combat
Evening star., 1955-01-17

50 SEa9se ~ ~ 3s4 rs Y
the woodrow Wilson Centennial
Celebration Commission prepar-
ing To commemorate in 1866 the
Tooth anniversary of President
Wilson's birth In Staunton. Va.
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Howoiian H1mbursers

YIeia; ssrvinss csskins Time. Absut - minutes.
1 nsunA eFsuna besf - eap SO ssnee
eniea. finely thtppeG u teasposH Eresna sinssf
1 eiose snriIr. teFr Nnsly
lx beef and pnion shape Into patiss y inch Thick
liz AS Sastiss Est staad 50 niinaisss Drain HFoiL
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crsamed lIomburscobb Skillet

Yle,a. 3 servinss. Csekins Tins, % uinstss-
y psnna ground beet y eup dsur
u ese diced enien ia tssspesns sen
3 tabespeons tat u tsaspesa papfits
4 eupa eaarasly eheppsl u teaspoon eelsfg seaa
eafAaRn mk
prosn gronnd beef ana onion In hot fat Add cshbsee
Fry lehtiy With onion nround beef Add Tour and
seesnnnss Blend Into mixture Pour milk ALI Cover.
Simmer is to 90 minutes untn cabhass is tender.
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homburser-c Cheese Loaf

Yislss servings Bakins Tias; - mnuts&
. ssana sreuna bssf Z sssn. bsstss
" vsuna q esnsi ekFeaasa u enp ehseped sniss
s.ss.s..... ssss.s ,,,.,, .s.,,.A ! ''s'P''n 's't
Y s.: -: e s::s y: ss:. 4 s e:
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NNH delightful dishes mode ,pilh sate,gay guaranteed

FOR getting extra mileage out Of
your budget and ut the same time
pampering your husbands appetite,
nothing beats good ground beef.
That's for sure when you serve
tasty, economical ground beef from
Eafeway.
FITS selected beef-tender, juicy
chunks Of flayorful background
fresh daily and sold fresh. And
1t keeps Its volume well In cooking
because Of low fat content,
Try Safeway ground beef In your
fayorite recipes.
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Quick Beef Hash

csekias fins: 50 minutes.
; ssaspssns ssli
4 tsblespssn wssssstsrshlrs
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ff6 the meat faIf. and Woftastershfrs sauce
stirrins and sheppins miEurs frseuentiy.
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Eosy Burger Skillet
Yisi1. : s.r.inss. cs.ki.s TINE. 70 niasses.
psasG sreuna besf
1 teasDnea WeFeesteFrhire ssuee
! enp cgndepsc1 cream u m1shreom ssuD
y enp shfs6esA CHEESE
Hre4p sTcunS bssf nshtly n gkiIls1S STIR
In Worcestershire sauce. Spread nCuD over
an T0R with shredded CHEESE. CegsF. Heo&
slowly Tor 10 minutes. 81 y
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sponish Rice With Beef
Deviled Hamburger Potties

Yi.iS, large pasties Csokine Time, 10 minutes.
! psund ground beef tabIsspeen fat
! tsaspeens sena 10 pimsnte olives. sliced
u tsaspssn eepper eup ssrdenssd cream -
VI Gun crushed eefnfiAkes 80
neaspn rro,,na heef with penpeg Add ccfnfekes
Eorm into natsf 4 inch thick Brown In hot fat IA
skillet Add Olives and tomato Tor eeae0ned and
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!. g J
Potato Beef "on,eIet'
Yield: Z SERVINGS
u pound ground beef
: cups mashed petstoes
. tablespesns ehspped enisn

Brown Add potat0ra Add 70 nx
rag spnkle With salt and pepper cool
Ike fluffy omelet onto hot plsttsf esrye sl
creamed green beans or . mushroom sauce @
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Salisbury steaks

xlsias o ssssissM Ceshias fimss - Minutes.
PATTY. ttsspess sais
peund srsnnA hesf a taAlespsens fss
u tsnspesn vsDpss
Comhine rround beef, psppss and sklA ehaDs
into patties abort inches II dianhslsf. PAS
Try IN hot fat IN . skillet.
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xieia, : seryinss.
! pssnd srsuna bssf
: tablcspsens fat
y snp tineis ehspeee enien
. eups esbea esskea estsis
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Stuffed Peppers

tops from ihe ereen peppers remove the
M ehoppn and used p the meat txture. rTeeoek the
10 minutes Combine the onion chopped
MILK With the meat Mx well Stuff the meat "a the pTst
Evening star., 1955-05-30
uINlOR sEPARATES-Fourth Floor


Juniors S3995 to Suits $500 Crepes ana apacas
In dressaker styles shepherd checked box jackets navy WIN
or white black with white in sizes TO 10
Juniors $500 Spring Suits Telga and worsted
fannels mostly one-of-a-knd. Broken Sizes
Juniors $780, Charcoal blue and green
cape skins in broken sizes.
Juniors and Bouses $O Wool Jerseys veeteens
and dacron tailored styles sizes Is and 50 TO 49,
Juniors Bloues $780, Cotton shirts scoop necked
wool Jerseys good color selection sizes 10 To-
Juniors Velveeens and wools IN slim ana
nared styles, mostly dark colors N sizes 9 to l5
TEEN SHOP-Fourth Floor
Selections at shriinston end Silver Spring
Teens S2295 Spring Toppers $780, Yellow beige
red and AQUA wooenS, sizes 7 to 10.
$500 Spring Suits S5oO Dressaker styles IN pink ana
lilac padS, broken sizes.
S3995 $1,000 Beige and wool crepes and
tweeus with long jackets. Sizes 3 to l5
$780, aie jacket dresses rayon
cystalettes in dressy and tailored styles BLACK
5els; sizes 7 to %
Dresses $O00 Rayor and acetates ayon
jerseys light dark colors Sizes to l5
S495 $500 Rayon prints satns wool and
orion jerseys, sizes 7 to Is in good color selection.
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WOMEN'S DRESSES-Second Floor
so Women's
$500 to $500 Dresses

cno toffeto ond color trimmed block ond oyon crepes
white cIored no poo-dot royon boero jacket styles
sizes 4h to 22h.
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cHILDRENs SHOPS -shrIineton, Silver Spring

CHILDREN'S -ShirIineton, Silver Spring
rayon tafetas.
nylons in solids, prints and stripes; sizes to 6x.
Girls S1095 $l695 Spring Suits S595 TO $095 Woos and
rayon gabardines in broken sizes 3 to 6x
Spring S1095 gabar-
dimes and fiannels; sizes to 6x
Girls $l.95 to S395 Straw Hats, S1O0 and Sl95
Gabadine Jackets ST. Rayon lined
sizes to 6X
Girls S5s5 to S5 Spring Dresses S395 to $685. Cottons
tafeta nyons and silks in solids prints and stripes sizes IA
Girls S2295 Spring Toppers SlO95 SASS
washable nylons in pastels; sizes TO IA and to IA
$500 Spring $l795 All gabardines tweed
checks sizes to IA, 8 to IA.
Infants 59c Baby Pants 39c Famous makers waterproof
medium large and extra large sizes.
Mdge Todders S395 S95 S195 S39 Cotton
pastel lawns check gnghams prints and stripes printed
nyons Sizes l, 2 and 3.
$S95 Pettcoa $780, Nylon t--ot torso with 4-tier
paper affeta founces, white in medium and large sizes
S1.65 Bib Sunsuits striped printed
seersucker Sizes g. 3 and 4. Sl.25.
Girls $Y5 and S595 Bathing Suits mostly cotton prints
3 to g. broken sizes and coors $3.50 and $685.
NECKWEAR-Street Floor
10s3s5 Blousettes; coons nylons styles
So and So.
SOo-2sc Washington Souvenir Handkerchiefs for 81.
30-75c and 81 Mems Handkerchief in broken initial assor
ment. Soc.
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~ S2995 to S3995 Dresses including dinner cocktail and
Afternoon STYLES acetate cotton nylon net white hsnt
blue red purple green brown and black Sizes ~ 70 IL
but not in every style and color. $4,000
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FRENCH ROOM-Second Floor
An Items Subject to Prior Sale
$685. to $4s.e5 Dresses, $40 and

s4sss Metallic Rayon Brocade Cocktail Dress 5000
1885 Drawstring Colared Rayon Crepe $1,000
S4995 Silk Taffeta Cocktail $1,000
S4ss5 Long Torso Black Sequn
sac 95 Petite Proporioned Wool Flannel
$4995 Carnation Print Silk Shirt Dress $25OO
S49s5 Black Silk Fale Sheath, pink collar
S39S5 Silk Peau De theBrde S2500
$40 95 Basic Checked Wool Sheath $500
sac OK Wool sheath with white uuue boat collar
S3995 Rayon Tissue Faile Basic S25.0O
S3995 Tucked Rayon Creme Basic Sheath $500
S2ee5 level Neck Basic in Ravon Tissue $500
S39a5 silk Surrah Shirt Tailored Dress $500
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20 Weens Sl9 $500 Crepe Dresses In black or
navy with taffeta trim broken sizes. $7S5
to including solid blacks and
navvs few prints Mostly of kind in broken size Sc
lection. $500.
rs S95 Dresses including dotted snk sna
navy or black rayon crepe jacket with check TRIM
Half Sizes $4,000
Womens S995 Crepe Dresses with white pque
and polka dot trim. $500
$500.
Woman's $4,000 Trimmed Blue NyOn TuIe Formal
.zo 40 49, --.-----. $500
Womens Tweed Suits Aqua in size TO- blue In
size 40. $500.
~ Women S195 and $1995 Prints blue
background small patterned print broken sizes for larger
$1,000.
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CORSET SHOP-Second Floor

$3.50 $3.50 Girdes and Panty Grd both Upper and puon
models boneess; satin aex and few nylons
broken Sizes $295 to $895.
$5 S. Brasseres strapeSs styles included coons and
Ions mostly white blacks selection of Lace
white pink is also included broken sizes 2sc SOC
and 81.
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$50 NyIon Crepe Poiomos-2 for $3.50
SPORTSWEAR-Third Floor
SASS Wool
Flannel Skirts
Straight slim styles coro oquo pink ond o in sizes 10 to 'S

s1095 Suits rayon jackets Sizes 10 to 16 in
navy, coral blue S.
$2sss Suede Cloth Raincoa fully lined style
navy; sizes 10 to 16 S12
Cardigan Toppers with back cuff lined
in light blue BEIGE sizes 10 to l8. SIS
S4ss5 Dresses scoop with jewel
matching jacket pink blue white in sizes 10 to 16 Not
every color in all sizes. S25
knitted orion top with check gngham
skirts in pink blue or navy; sizes to 16. S1O
$3.50 SASS Blouses including satin bound bead trimmed
wool Jerseys back satin shirts dacron
bow neck bouses silk and de sol bouse French
cuffed dacron Shirts black white beige pink IN broken
sizes 10 to 49, Not every color size in all styles. $s
SS95 Brocade Bouse pale blue in sizes 10 and r. $
Scoop Jersey satin bound pink black
and beige in broken sizes. ST.
S795 WOmens RayOn Crepe BlOues Alencon lace trimmed
neck tucked 'front.' white only sizes 49, 49, 42 and a. So
BUDGET SPORTS SHOP-street Floor
S95 Blouses including baste cotton broad
cloth with short long length sleeves; white black and
sorted pasels in sizes 80 to 49, 81.
CASUAL DRESS SHOP-Fifth Floor
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s5e.s5 to Sl25.oo Dresses, $45 to $65

eco OK Silk peau de Soie Cocktail Dress . $500
Ssao loon Trimmed Sheer Rayon Jacketed $4500
"a OK Ravon Creme Sheath taffeta trim S4500
go OK long Torso Lace Cocktail Dress S45.0O
OK Side Daned silk Peau de Sole Cocktail $500
OK Sheer Rayon Creme Dress with taffeta $500
SEQ OK sheer Rayon Costume braid trimmed $500
eco OK SHRED NyIon Tule Ballerina Dress S65O0
sI15 OO pink silk Shirtwaist Dress ss---------S $4,000
S1a5 40 Rlue silk Tissue Faile Dress -------- $4,000
French Room Designer Suits, Sl65
s2s5OO Black Silk Suit Sl650o
S2s50O Jewel Pin Checked Suit Sl65OO
s315OO Lace Trimmed Beige Tweed
MISSES DRESSES-Second Floor
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Teens Sl9 Skirts and orons in pleaed
styles STYLE good coors in sizes to 5
Teens Ss5 Spring $780, Washable wool and acroon in
grey checks and paids. Sizes 10 to l6.
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JUNIOR BUDGET sHoP-Fourth Floor
so Juniors Sc
S1O.95 to S14.95 Dresses

Royo7 prints, silk s1ontungs, poP-cofn weove novelty
royon toffetos long torso printed royons.
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Misses and Women's
S9.95 to Sl2.95 Dresses

Roon oobodne qcer royon oeos with necknes fored
skirts non jerseys checks and prints embroidered
Broken sizes 10 to 20 and few womens sizes
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$95 Quilted Robes Of taffeta and crepe In
pegnor coachman styles short cotton quilts in
color short quilted busters and fitted
styles Sizes IL to 90 So.
S595 to S95 Quilted Bedjackets paste solids
prints quilted nylons lace jewel trim Sizes small and
medium $3
Evening star., 1955-05-30
MISSES DRESSES-Second Floor
Misses SIS to $35 Dresses u.

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ofternoon and cockoI styles Broken sizes
Evening star., 1955-05-30
Teens $29.95 s,r
Evening Dresses -

No nets aoa end royon brocode combinations bodeno lengths
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