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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
BY the Associated Press

Senate investigators heard new
and cloudy testimony today on
the Snake River dam tax con-
ceSsion controversy.
Interior Secretary Seaton tes-
tined he still opposes the con-
cessions. but one of his top aides
apparently did not know it.
Secretary SeAton told Senators
that although he is against tax
writeoffs awarded to the Idaho
Power Co. on dams it is build
ing on the Snake River. he could
not blame Defense Mobilizer
Gordon Gray for granting them
under existing rules.
His aide, George H. English,
co-ordinator of defense electric
power. testified he approved the
writeoffs on the basis of figures
submitted by the power company.
He said he did not refer to data
from other Government agencies.
Didn't Know Boss Stand
.Mr. English also said he did
not know until Mr.. Seaton testi-
ned yesterday that his boss had
recorded opposition to the con-
cessions. The Secretary said
there Is no reason Mr.. English
should have known.
The Democratic line Of ques-
tioning brought a charge of
"smokescreen" from a Republic
can member of the nti-Monop-
oily Subcommittee, Senator
Wiley wisconsin,. who shortly
afterward walked out, shaking
his head and saying he had
10000 things to do"
To which Senator O'Mahoney.
Democrat Of Wyoming. retorted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
Man Waits Jury Action
lin Hummer Death ofWife

A 51-year-old arthritic crippl,
was being held for grand jur!
action today on q charge o
beating his common-law wife t,
death after he found her in bet
with another man.
A coroner's jury yesterda!
ordered Victor J. Aston hels
following testimony that the vic
tim brought him a tool box con,
tanning the hammer with which
he allegedly mauled her.
Aston. a chef. called polic'
Tuesday to an apartment al
1851 Mount Pleasant street NV,
where Thelma Stallings Aston
80, his common-law wife Of II
years. was lying on o blood
soaked bed.
Fred L. McFalls. 80. q brick.
layer, said Aston surprised him
In bed with the victim.
McFalls. of 1886 Newton street
NV. testified that Aston entered
the apartment he had shared
with his wife about 3 pm. The
bricklayer said the victim ad-
mitted Aston. who produced a
partially filled bottle of whisky
and asked McFalls to have q
drink on me-"
McFalls said he arose, unclad.
and went into the kitchen TO fix
the drink. He said Aston then
asked his wife to bring him his
tool kit. She complied, McFalls
testified. and he returned to the
bedroom to see Aston strike hel
seven or eight times" with a
hammer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
IRESCUER SAVES
POOR FISH WITH
PEANUT IN MOUTH

ST. LOUIS R.--A con-
cerned group gathered about
a decorative fishpond in the
lobby of a downtown movie
theater yesterday watching
a goldfish with a peanut
lodged in its mouth.
A police sergeant saw the
goldfish's plight and called
the Humane Society.
Frank Schlueter, a repre-
sentative Of the society.
arrived quickly, scooped out
the goldfish and deity dis
lodged the peanut. He used
a hairpin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30

He said he and the victim had
been drinking heavily.
Aston made no statement at
the inquest. but police said the
chef told them he moved out Of
the apartment a week ago Mon
day after an argument with his
waitress wife, His new address
was listed as 623 Pennsylvania
avenue NV.
The victim died In Emergency
Hospital Of multiple fractures to
the right side of her skull q few
hours after police arrived at
the apartment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
r. G. Vierbuchen
Heads Juvcees

Richard C. Vierbuchen, 20, o.
6l0l Kirby road, Bethesda, Md.
has been named president of tn,
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Of Washington.
A graduate Of Fairfax High
School and Washington anc
Lee University. Mr.. Vierbucher
Is assistant to the vice president
Of the Washington Gas Light Co
Other officers include Jane.
r. Stoner. Kenneth w. Parkin.
son and Ralph Heitmuller, vice
presidents; John Dalton, sec.
rotary; Robert Wallick, treas.
urer: Albert 2. Hodge, genera
counsel; Ernest Cragg. nationa,
director, and Donald Duvall,
international director.
Named to two-year terms a.
directors were James Riddle,
Robert Lewis. Harvey Coleman
Donald Helm, John Rommell
and Charles Vetter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
urban Renewal
Project Cleared

A financial path was clear to-
day for the redevelopment Of 80
blighted acres in Southwest
Washington. the third urban re-
newal project to reach execution
stage.
Clearing action came with
Urban Renewal Commissioner r.
L. Steiner's approval of a $780,
$50 Federal loan and 1883. 1856
capital grant for the Districts
Southwest Urban Renewal Prof.
ect Area CT.
Area C-1-bound generally by
II. South Capitol and M streets
and Delaware avenue-lies ada
cent to renewal Areas B and C..
for which loan and grant funds
already have been approved.
The latest fund approval brings
the total of Federal loans to
$92, 064, OCT and capital grants to
$50. 453. 029 for the clearing and
redevelopment of 557 acres in
Southwest Washington.
Overall redevelopment in the
section calls for Identification
of the Mall. construction of new
Federal buildings. a 19-acre
plaza, renewal and expansion Of
the waterfront, and erection Of
residential. school. park, church,
and recreational facilities.
Area CT will include, accord
ing to present plans. a public
park. a new Bowen Elementary
School, a new fire station, a new
st. Vincent de Paul parochial
school, and a new District vehicle
inspection station.
OF the 200 dwellings in the
area to be RACED, about IS per
cent .are considered sub-stand-
ard. The 1859 families living there
uri1l ho Y.olnooknd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30

cision handed down yesterday
there is no doubt Mary is missing
something by not going to school
with other children - missing
group and social training. He
found he had no right to take
this into consideration under
provisions Of MissouPi's compul-
sorry school attendance law.
School authorities contended
Mrs. Sehoenheit could not pro-
vide an equivalent education be-
cause she does not hold q Mis-
souri, teaching certificate. Judge
Kimberlin ruled that didn't make
any difference.
Prosecutor Kihbe pointed out
the decision is not q ruling on
the validity Of the attendance
law. 1t applies only to Mary
Schoenheit and her education.
He didn't decide Immediately if
he will appeal to the Missouri
Supreme Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
Testimony CIouded in Probe
Of Idaho Power Tax Grant

that II any Srnokescreen exists
the Republicans created it and
he. for one. means to penetrate
it.
Decision Made by Gray
ODM Chief Gordon GRAY.
who made the final decision on
the tax benefit, held the COM
pany is entitled to 1t under
regulations adopted originally
to speed expansion of defense
industries. Some Democrats,
trying. to turn up another
Dixon-Yates case. have called
the tax grant a giveaway.
Senator Neuberger, Demo-
crat of Oregon. referred to the
case in a Senate speech yester-
day as "a fast and loose shell
game with the water resources
of the Columbia River BASIN"
Senator Morse. Democrat of
Oregon. advocate Of a high
Hells Canyon Dam to be built
by the Government, as con-
trasted with Idaho Powers
three smaller dams, said the
various Government agencies
are going of in all directions
in the program for develop
ment Of the Columbia River
basin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
Anchor Brings Up Cor

MONTREAL. May 80 R).-
When the anchor Of the Dutch
freighter Prins Willem Johan
was raised in Montreal Harbor
yesterday q battered 1852 model
car came up with 1t. Police said
the car had been sought since It
was reported stolen q year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
Premier RESIGNS
Decision Made by Gray
VIENTIANE laos M

V1ENTIANE. Laos. May 80 (P)
Premier Prince Souvanns
Phouma resigned today, a re.
liable government source re-
ported. The National Assembly
yesterday voted. Is to IL. against
continuing negotiations with the
rebel Pathet Lao.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30


schools turn youngsters into
Grained seals" all alike.
"A magistrate sentenced her to
10 days in Jail last fall for fail
ing to send Mary to school. Mrs.
Schoenheit gave in after a cou-
pie Of hours at the Jail, but Ward
Driscoll, st. Louis attorney, vol
unteered to help fight her case.
Mr.. Driscoll and John Kibbe,
county prosecutor. worked out an
arrangement by which Mrs.
Schoenheit. wife Of an aircraft
worker, escaped the Jail SEN
tence and continued to give Mary
her lessons at home pending an
appeal to Circuit Court.
The case. came before Judge
Kimberlin on Mrs. Schoenheit's
plea for a ruling on whether she
is giving Mary a Substantially
equivalent's education.
Judge Kimberlin said she con-
WINGED him.
He said in his five-page de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30

and stay out until at least May
20, 1862.
The defendants were Clyde @
Shoe. 20. and Harold Talbert. 20
who came here from North Car
olina and had taken up residence
in East Baltimore.
Frank Marcellino. prosecutor
told the judge that Clyde Pussy
and George McKeldin. the Gov
ernor's nephew. were assaulted
with knives in q tavern argu-
ment May 4. Pussy required II
stitches in the chin and left arm
and suffered facial cuts requir-
ing As stitches. Mr.. Marcellino
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
Court Upho|ds Mother
Teaching Child at Home

CALIFORNIA. Mo, May 80 CE9.-Circuit Judge william M
Kimoern has upheld Mrs Mary L. Schoenhes contention
she is giving her 7year-od daughter Mary good
at home as she get at school.
Mrs. Schoenheit. former school teacher argued public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Fobrics
Less than
Halt price

5000 yords special purchase fosh-
ien-Eisht cotton prints, IS" wide,
wrinkle resistont.
Clearance Of Smort Fobvies
500 Yerds Fuller Dip n Dry Seem
donie Cotton Prints. Creose resist
ant, little or no ironing, SO" wide.
Regularly l.3o- 7oe
1000 Ysrds American Dotted Swiss
with print design. So" and AZ"
wide. Regularly 90 to l.lo - 6oe
Dumeri Lovely Ledy Wolfe, Tebil-
izedB for creose resistont. 50" wide.
see
500 Yards Dumei Shon Du kub
Eversloze MinieoFs9 Cotton Prints.
SO" wide. Regularly l.l9 - 7se
800 rerds Printed Corduroy. Reou-
Iorly ! 10 - Soe
1000 cohome Ponsee end Shon-
tuns Silk Prints. SO" wide. Regularly
$50 I.os
Authentic lndion Silk soris, hond-
doomed, metollie decorations. Less
thon holt price. $500 70 $500
WGL-Fobries, 9th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Sove Much More
Than " on Ode
Lomp Shades

Just 50 Of these fine shades in silk,
Foyon, .FibeEglas or parchment.
Drum and bell shepes for floor and
foble lamps.
3 Hond- Blown ItoIion Gloss TsbIs
Lomps. 81. A gold. 4 green. Were
1895 lS.S9
9 Venetiom Ribbon Glass Lamps for
double dresser, 2l". blue, 2 pink,
6 yellow. Were 1925 s.s5
Z Eorh American Chine Teapot
TsbIe Lemps. 22". Green einehom
.shode. Were 1850 ----S.s5
Z GIess cendy jar Tobls Lamps.
filled with ortificioI fruit 28". Were
1895 ---------l9.95
Z ProvineioI-styIe Block Rooster
Table Lamps. 22". White shade.
Less thon " price SOS
! Bross-Finish Woshtub TobIe Lomp
filled with ortifieioI fruit. Wos
1895 -----------ls.s5
10 Modern PIostie Tv Lights in
green. turquoise or yellow. Were
S'So 1870 - o.So
Smoke Glass TobIe Lomps. hemp
shodes. So. Were 25.95 : 1895
5 Clear Gloss TebIe Lamps. gold foil
shades. BIZ. Were 1895 24.95
3 Contemporary Chino TobIe Lamps.
acorn decoration. Were 1895, l4.95
; Chino TobIe Lomps, pink trim,
30".. Matching shodes. Were
oO.OO ------------------49.95
WGl-lomps, 7th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Savings For Boys

IS Dress Shirts in white ond
solid coIors. Sizes 6, 8, 10.
Were 2.98 and $50 --sse
8 Dress Shirts, Ivy styled. Size
10 only. Were 3.98 LIS
8 psirs Cotton Knit Paiamos.
Size 6 only. Were $50 1888
80 White Cotton T-Shirts.
Sizes "a and SO. Were ! 90,
4se
20 Cotton Sports Shirts with
long and short sleeves. Broken
sizes. Were l.98 ond 2.eS,
Sse
10 Sports Shirts in vorious
styles ond fobries. Broken
sizes. Were 3.98 -l.SS
5 Orion Sweaters, V-neck style
with long sleeves. Broken sizes.
Were 4.96 and 5.98 1888
10 Cotton BroodcIoth Pejomos
in broken sizes. Were 2.oS
and 1898 --I.S0
10 Joekets Of polished cotton
with striped front and toooIe
buttons. Sizes s to II. Were
2.o8 ia
Shirt and Slack Sets in os-
sorted stripes. Sizes 6 to II.
Were 1913 ass
Blue Denim Joekets in sizes
6 to Is. Were 3.o8 and 4.98,
l.ss
Summer Robes II cotton
piisse and broodcloth in os-
sorted ploids. checks and
solids. Sizes s to 20. Were
e.eS to 1875 ass and 6.s5
W5L-eoys' Store, 9TH Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
" Price
Summer Coot Sale
300 to 400
ReqnLarlr 1875 TO $500

Regularly 1875 to $500
We hove imported silk, cotton and
rsyop feille coats in slim and full
styles with tuxedo. shawl. petal and
notehed soIIors. Push-up or euFfed
sleeves. Navy. black. beige. brown
and turquoise, in sizes 8 70 Is.
II Imported Cashmere coets in full
length, tuxedo style with topered
cutfed sleeves Beige, bomboo ond
starlight blue, in broken sizes % to
Is. Regularly 1900 1900
10 Summer Suits in box and fitted
jocket styles with pointed. notched,
double round and small coIIors.
Short, long ond three quarter sleeve
styles. White, pink. ton and blue,
in petite ond regular sizes TO l6.
Cord suits, regularly $500, 500.
Lightweight royon suits. reouIorIy
1875 - 1000
WGL-Coots and Suits. 3rd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Sove 2.20 on
80" Butcher
Royon Droperies
S s.ss 4.7s pair

IT'S pairs Of weII-toiIored droperies
in rose, gold, white, turquoise, beige
end Celadon green.
1873 PsiFs Antique Rsyon Satin
DTopeSies, woven with lurex threods.
o.. Rose, toast, turquoise, ton.
strow, Celodon green ond white.
Were 1895 ~ Sos
IS DeveHo SIipeevsrs in preshrunk
cotton. Several patterns and STYLES.
Were 23.e5 to 29. o5.--is.e5
Isis Yerds Of Rayon or cetton
Fringe for pillows, curtains, spreods
and slipeovers. Cut or uncut. Mostly
tploin colors. but some multicolor.
sWos Zoe to 40c ond more,
Zoe and zoe
WGL-Curtoins and Droperies.
7th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
CosuoI Suits
Reduced Up
TO HoIf-Price
Sove Exeiti1sIy in Our
Sportsweor Clearance

81 Skirts. spun royon in slim ond
flored styles. NoturoI, navy, block
and toost. Sizes 1918 in group.
Were 500 and 1899 500
IS Beech Robes, including cotton
terrycloth with embroidered flowers,
long sleeves and Peter Pan coIlors;
also embroidery trimmed polished
cotton. Were much more 500
lis Sleeveless Shirts in little or no
iron cottons. Multicolors, self stripes.
prints and cleor colors. Sizes 1912
in group. Were ITO
40 Sleeveless Shirts in polished cot
ton checks and flower printed cot
tons. Yellow, pink and blue; 1918,
Were 500 and 6.99--------4.oo
40 Sheer NyIon BIouses with jewel
neck ond "a sleeves. Pleoted and
beod trims. White and blue; 1913.
Were o.oo --6.00
50 Tee Shirts, cotton in cordioon ond
pullover styles. White or toost. Were
5.99 --------------4.00
800 Pieces Cotton Poplin co-ordi-
mates reduced Va. Group includes
pedoI pushers. sIocks. shirts ond
skirts. White. maize, pink, blue
and red; sizes 1910 in the colIec-
ton. Were 2.98 to 7.95, I.es to $50
WGl-Sportsweor, Bird Floor
-. selections OF Chevy Chose,
7 Corners ond Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Summer Figure
Bosics Reduced

A Group Of Summer Feundsticns,
oll-in-ones. oirdles, in O good size
ronoe, but not oil sizes in eoch style.
Foundations. Regularly l2.95 and
1875 s.s5 and 1855
Girdles. ReeuIorly 8.o5 SIS
WGL-corsets, 3rd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Fun Clothes for BODY

IS Nylen Sunsuits in bolIerino and
con con styles. Were 2.e9 ---i.ee
~ Cotton hsts end Bonnets, mostly
white pinwole pique. Were ! 90 ond
10y ----- Use
!, cevsrolIs. One piece styles in
cotton with ripper in front. Ploids
and stripes. Broken sizes. Were
9'SS 2.9o
n coverolIs. One-pieee style with
snop crotch. Postels in sizes medium,
loroe and eStro-Ioroe. Were 2.9e,
I.Ss
50 crewles Sets, Matching shirt and
erowlers with snop crotch. posteIs.
Medium, Jorge and estro-loroe. Were
5.9S TO 5.S9---2 .ss
20 Cotton end Terry Cloth Robes in
postels. Loroe ond estro- Jorge. Were
2.S9 10 $50 1885, l.ee
$50 Fomous-Neme Poiames in sum-
ner~eioht cotton mesh. Boys ond
girls styles in colortul prints on white
Sizes z, ) Were AS i.S9
80 Robes in spring ond foil weight
cotton. Terry IN group. Feney and
tailored STYLES. IN sizes ) and 3s
Were 800 ond 4.99 2.ee
W5L-Nursery Corner, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
FuII-Length Coots
24.oo to 74.oo

so in group Of 1907 wool imported
and domestic tweeds, fIsnneIs, bos-
ketweoves and fIeeees. Petite and
regular misses sizes. Nevy, fur
aucise. beige. blue. muItieoIor in
group.
- Spring and Summer Weieht
ToppeTs in short or new longer
length. All l0o9o wool bosket-
weoves. tweeds and boueles. Novy,
nouVe. beige. white, gold and red
among coIors. Sizes 8 to 10. Were
1895 to 6e.95- 1900 to $500
~ Rain or Shine coots reduced for
clearance. SNORT dressy eoots, cosuoI
styles and Foreign Intrigue" coots.
Cotton tweed. poplin ond corduroy.
Were l7.95 to 49 o5, 400 to 3S. 90
WGL-Coots, Bird Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Outstanding Savings
on Mems Sportsweor

40 Mems Summer Sports coots, in
whites and beioes. includes wool,
silk and cotton Toll fobrcs properly
lobeled as to contentl. Broken size
ronee. Were 2o.95 TO $500,
$500 and $500
$50 Mems Summer SIocks of mohor-
wool : nylon, royon Docron, WOOL
Docron toll fobrics properly lobeled
os to content). Mostly snoll sizes,
1882, with O few larger sizes.
washington Store Only) Were 8.95
to l295 - 4.85 TO 6.S5
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
!. also Chevy Chase, 7 Corners ond
Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Generous Savings on
Aluminium Choise
tongues, Club Choirs

100 sIuminum eheiss tongues and
club ehoirs, with tufted cushions.
chsiss is 75Mx26" with 7" wheels.
Cushioned fobrie is heevyweisht vot-
dyed. weter-VepeIlent soilcIoth. Fill
ing Is top-quolity eII-new cotton. In
red or green.
chsise tongues. Were 22.95 1875
Club Chairs. Were l4.e5 ----lo.S5
WGl-loree Housewares, End Floor,
North Building
:. olso Chevy Chose Greenhouse
and 7 Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Junior Dressy and
CosuoI Dresses

IS Doeron and Cotton Prints.
Full skirt, scooped neck with
short sleeves and cummerbund.
Need little or no ironing. Sizes
7 TO IS. Were 1875, 1900
20 Silk and Cotton Dresses
have v-neck, pleoted skirts
and no sleeves. White book
ground with morrow pink, blue
or navy stripes, Sizes 7 TO IS.
Were $500 -i6.oo
WGL-Junior Dresses.
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Mems Wash m Wear Cord Suits
speeio' Purchase 27.oo

1000 mems wosh and suits Of 75eS Doeron and 25
cotton blend They're COOL comfortable and smoy toiIored
Fine quoy fobr is usually found higher priced suits Just
wGsh let drip d-suts ready again. with little or no
ironing required In light medium and dark tones Resuors
long, extro longs, stouts, and short stouts.
WGl-The Mems Store End Floor
also Chevy Chase 7 ondA Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Clearance -.
Cosuol Dresses
300 ;. $500
Regularly 1925 to $500

1913 eesusl dresses In cotton seors-
cite, DoeFoN, blended Doeron end
cotton, cotton bFeedeloth end shovk-
skin IN suRboek, shiVtwsiss, sleeve
less, seoOp-Heek and meny ether
styles. Prints, stripes end soy solid
eolen. Also included ere some orion
knils.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Semi-AnnuoI
Sale Our Own
Jane WondI NyIons
t ks;"''''' 49,

Choose from wide selection Of style.
in fashions popular shodes. Dress
sheer with plain or dark seems, busi-
ness sheer, sheer stretch and knee
high stretch. Sizes .sh TO ~.
WGE-tiosiery. ST Floor
selections OF Chevy Chase,
7 Corners ond Alexonddo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Summertime
Bridge Mix
pound 65e
2 pound. 7.2s
RePuI0rIv &c bound

Rsisins, elmons, peanuts. jelly CEN
tiers with fIevoVed eestinss.
WGl-Condy, lst Floor
-. olso Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
ond Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Remnonts-Frid0y Only
Summer Clothes
for Body

2l6 Shirts for boys and girls.
PIoid cotton with short sleeves,
Peter Pan collar or classic COL
lor. Medium, large and exiro
large. Were l.e9 Csc
90 Dresses in group Of discon-
tinued styles by Alfred Leon.
Philippine handmade postels,
diontiIy embroidered. Midoie
sizes. Were 800 end 4.99,
I.ss
IS Cotton cFowler Sets
iocket, crowlers and hot. Boys
and girls styles OF COTTON oob-
ordine. torpoon plaid and
solid postels. Medium, lorae
ond extra large sizes. Were
500 10 500 800
II Slvmbsvkins OF Cone
plisse. Three piece set OF shirt,
points ond FOOTE'S. One size
fits s TO u months. Were
Z.S9 l.99
So Sleeping Boss OF Cone
plisse in nursery print. Grow
lecture. Size 3 months 10 3
yeors. Were 2.ee i.s9
- Nursery Print Sleeping
Bess Of Cone plisse. Grow
feoture, zip front. Grows from
birth TO s months. Were $50,
las
WGL-Nursep Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Junior Dressy and
Peasant BIouses
200 to 400
We're 2.99 to 500

IFS cotton peesent bIouses. Also
dressy blouses Of cotton or DoeFon
with shoFt end "a sleeves. White
end psstsls. Sizes 9 TO IS.
WGL-Junior Sportsweor. 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Fomous Name Shoes
Greatly Reduced
go and go
tOere 1913 OF 1926

tOPre y.96 OF I6yS
Lots Of vsristy to fill oil your sum-
mer shoe needs high and me-
dunn heels, pumps. sendals, wedges
and flats.
Choose from summers fovoVite
white, white with eelor eontFost,
black patent, nevy, red and block
calf. leFse size Fense, but not
every size in oil styles o. eoloTs.
Rhythm Steps, we're 1875 to 1895.
$50
Air Steps, were ll.e5 and 1875.
$50
Joyess, were e.es and more $50
Town end Country. were 9.98 to
lZ.SS ------------ 0.SO
WGL-The Shoe Center, End Floor
!. also Chevy Chose,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Reductions on Mems Sport Shoes

Were l4e5. Now $50 Were Fl IS Now-l3.e0
500 pairs Of mems shoesour entire reduced
70 you money includes tones eshes silk hontunes
and In blocks and browns Not oil each STYLE
but good selection Also. not oil price groups oil branches
W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor
selection Chevy Chose. Corners ondA Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Sale Friday $3.50 Washington Only Expect
Fomous-N Name Suits
, xss' $500

TaiIored end ssmiteileEsd suits in
fobries, BY famous mekeV you will
immediately rseosnixe. Misses and
petite sizes, some "a sizes. Coed
selection Of eoIoss and sizes in prop
erIy Iobsled febsies. 10 to 10, l6h
TO 20.
WGl-Suits, 3rd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Sove " and More on
Porch Accessories
and Blinds


10 Beech Choir Receivers, pIostic-
cooted convos in stripes. Were Els.
STE
s canves Beech Pads with 3-woy
pillow Were 1895 6.s7
! Glider Cushion Set. red Plastic.
Was 3 .95 --- - 1897
z Chair Cushion Sets, red and green
plostic. Were 1913 .--- 3.99
I Choir Cushion Sets. florol design
in red plostic. Were 5.9s 2.ss
4 Glider Sect Peds of FiberkIoth.
Were 4.o8. 2.4S
3 Glider Back Peds Of FiberkIoth.
Were 2.98 40
= Redwood Sun cheise Pods. red.
Were 1875 TAT
] Redwood Chair Pads, red, green
ond turquoise. Were 8.o8 40
Group Of Febrics for recovering out
door choirs. Were 9oc to l.3e.
Yord ------------45e 10 Csc
Blinds
] RoIl-up Metehstiek, 8. Less than
VI price ---l.oo
] VudoI Porch Shsde, 7 in green.
Was 1850 ----- s.2s
Vudor Porch Shade, g. in green.
Was l3.95----6.97
z Vudor Porch Shades, g in green.
Were n IS ----lO.e7
Z Bomboo RoII-up Blinds, 7. Were
Z.49 IA
WGL-UphoIstery, 7th Floor