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IoIie can do anything TO anyone
for joining the association.
Several branches reported TO
the convention yesterday they
had lost members and were
|unable to obtain new ones be-
cause underground intimida.
tions caused Negroes to fear
they would lost their jobs II
they joined.
David e. Longley. treasurer
of the State conference. told .
workshop session that "hig0ts
and race supremacy crackpots
are having q field day IN
spreading race hate and
the American youth is being
6rain-washed with teachings
/ Of racial intolerance and dis.
respect for law and order"
At the workshop on political
action, Virginia branches Of
the NAACP were urged TO
create strong Political Action
Committees (PAC) to plan and
carry out q dynamic suffrage
movement"
John M. Brooks. State d.
rector Of political action, said
the PACs detectives are to In.
crease the Negro vote in cleo
tons, TO educate Negroes to
use the ballot "and to use 1t
wisely"
At q banquet tonight the i3
attorneys on the legal staff Of
the State conference were pre-
scented plaques and life menu
berships in the NAACP in rec
ognition Of their services TO the
State conferences.
Receiving the life MEMBER
ships were Oliver w. Hill,
Martin A. Martin, Spottswood
w. Robinson, III, and Roland
/ d. Farley Of Richmond: Edwin
c. Brown Of Alexandria, Reu-
ben E. lawson. Roanoke: Jerry
L. williams. Danville: J. Hugo
Madison and Victor J. Ashe,
Norfolk; Robert H. Cooley,
Petersburg: w. Hale TE1omp-
son and Philip Walker and
! Newport Tucker. Emporia.
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one (the Belair-Harford road
area was currently linked 70
the center Of the city by rail.
He said the cost Of subways,
which he stimated at eil mil
lion q mile. would be prohibi-
tive and that monorails would
be both noisy and unsightly."
Mr.. Barnes asserted that adj
ditional freeways and better
bus service could not solve
the iong-range rnass-transpor-
tation problem.
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Negroes Need Not Fear
To Join, NAACP Says

SUFFOLK, Va, oct. 5 m.
The chairman Of the vir-
Einia membership committee Of
the National Association for
the Advancement Of colored
People said today that NAACr
branches had failed to prove
their reports that Negroes re-
fused to join because Of in-
limitation.
Eugene Williams Of South
ampton County told the an
|nual convention Of the
NAACP's Virginia State con-
ference I'VE have no need TO
be afraid Of anything" and no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

symbol of county growth. II
st. Marys had not grown 81
fast IN recent years. there would
have been neither the need
NOR the money for the court
house.
Since World War II. county
population has more than dou-
hled. and the value Of taxable
property has more than tripled,
Mrs. Sarah N. King. clerk
70 the county commissioners,
elaborated:
Before the war. the popuia-
ton here was less than $1,000,
and the assessment base was
less than SO million. Now, ac-
cording 70 the latest census
figures. the population -With-
out Navy pers0nnel---is $4,000,
and the base - $3.50 million. "
Many observers attribute the
county's growth primarily to
the Navy which arrived In 1912
70 construct the Patuxent Ma
val Air Station.
But other factors IN st. Marys'
growth are cited. Leonard s.
Alvey. president Of the county
commissioners. said more and
more retired persons are set
ting here. and IN increasing
number Of city jewellers are
coming here. either perrna-
neatly 81 for the summers. from
Washineton and Baltimore"
Mrs. King. whoss husband,
the late Moysius King. edited
and published the weekly St
Marys Beacon for many years,
said the new structure was
built around the old one.
1.-THE entire center portion Of
the building you see today Is
the old courthouse erected in
1901" she explained. Most
people here wanted to keep
as much of the old structure
as they could"
Mrs. King commented that
she and other county govern.
ment employees continued work.
ing while the building was be.
ing constructed.
1T was a mess" sue recalled.
1--WE worked in the dirt and
plaster for about . year.
Sometimes I'd go to get q
shampoo and the girl would
ask me what IN the world did
put in my hair. And I'd say
plaster, wet and dry. But II
was worth it. considering the
additional space we got. and
this air conditioning. too"
c. r. Greenwell. clerk Of
county courts. said that the
new edifice not only granted
breathing space to many
agencies. but also made pos
sible the Capitalization OF
county Offices.
The Offices used to be
spread out in different build
ings." Mr.. oreenwell said,
Nov we have rooms here for
the Welfare Board. which had
an old frame building on the
grounds. and the Liquor Board,
which didn't have a room Of
its own since 1t didn't meet
very often.
I'VE also have taken In the
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Included are the finest items from she eounsvy's
loFsess manufacturers. Every item suoFunteed BY
beth the manufacturer end BFomweIl. There ere
NO BRASS PLATED items or CHEAP IMPORTED
BRASS, but oil SOLID Brass, made IN che United
sfGles. THIS IS IMPORTANT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

Mall end phoAe orders Tiled.
nasRtiiies ere limited On some
items.
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recommended the committee
suvey renewal in three ways;
l. Preventive maintenance.
including homes structurally
sound but In need Of minor re-
pairs: inadequate public utili.
ties. such as sanitary and storm
sewers. lighting. electricity and
water supply: trash and gars
hage collection: public services
such as curbs. cutters. side
walks. streets and alleys: park
and recreation areas In need
OF maintenance: improvement
Of school buildings. and stimu.
latiOn Of neighborhood spirit.
2. Rehabilitation Of houses In
need Of major repair and
plumbing. Of yards cluttered
with Nth. property not con-
forming 10 xoning laws. narrow
lots and insufficient open space.
inadequate off-street parking
for commercial areas and poor
trafiic circulation.
:. acknowledgement Of struc-
lures beyond reclamation be-
cause Of extreme neglect or
inadequate construction. Of
structures endaneeTing health
or safety. Of areas which have
outworn their usefulness and
areas where city services cannot
be provided.
Learning Groundwork
The committee spent its iirst
month getting organized and
becoming familiar with It's
work. which was new 10 most
Of the members. The area anal-
ysis subcommittee. under Jo-
seph A. Ellis. had 70 increase
its membership from Z to 81
because Of the scope Of It's
task.
Most Of us have been SPEND
Ing q great deal OF time learn
ing groundwork 80 far. but we
feel we are making more prog
ress now" said Mr.. Ellis, who
is president Of the Alexandria
Retail Merchants Association.
He has divided the group into
four geographic sections:
/. South Of King street and
west 70 the railroad tracks.
under Roswell NJ. Yingling. .
government employee.
2. North Of King to the Del
Ray area. under Rabbi Emmett
A. Frank.
,. The Del Ray area. under
Mrs. Hamilton ]. Rothrock. D
housewife.
4. South Of King west Of the
Mr.. Ellis noted that the flrst
two areas win be most impor-
tant in the renewal work be-
cause they cover the Oldest sec.
tions Of the city. The Del Ray
area, he said. mainly requires
public improvements. These
projects. he said, may encour-
aee residents TO restore their
homes.
Code Ready Seen
To help the city quality for
Federal renewal funds an ex-
tensiFe housing and health
code WIN soon b completed
~ Dsnmnn Rucker. former Ar
llngton Commonwealth Attor.
At the same time, the clEy's'
Planning Commission has un-
der study q code 70 strengthen
present provisions to preserve
and protect historic places. The
code viii provide that no build
ings built before 1886 can be
destroyed without permission
from the Board Of Architectural
Review or the City Council. J.
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St. Morys' Courthouse
Is Milestone Of Growth
BY A. Z. SINGLETON
star star Renorter

LEONARDTOWN, Nd. Oct 5.--St Marys COuntiana are
proud Of their new 100000 courthouse they
had one before
Its ct least their SIXTH but II just great milestone
in county history the hrs old timers here point out
The stately brick structure Isl among other things
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
TT AIexondrions Push
Urban Renewal Plans

Alexandria CIV otcals and citizens went ahead with prep
aatons for urban renewal plan last week. spud hy Fed-
eral approval Of their application Tor financial aid
Albert Nj Cole. administrator for the Housing and Home
Finance Agency had notified the Mayor that the city
eahe Federal aid which win thirds Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

county agricultural agent. And
across the road ere the school
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CONTINUED on Next PagsD
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TYPIST, SIS WEEK
Excellent opportunity for mature,
personable lady with ability 20 work
with the public; national organiza-
ton. permanent position, visit Room
al3, 1905 q 81. NV, weekdays.
after 10 am
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THE SUNDAY STAR
HELP woMEN icon.

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY. APRIL I. 1857
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HELP-WoMEN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
For trade assoc: neat, responsible
person; 37-hr. wk., pleasant work.
Ing conds.. 5000 starting salary.
centrally located. Phone MR.. PAR
SONS, DI. 7-2496, Mon.
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HELP WOMEN

DRUG CLERK, experienced. for drug
and cosmetic counter In downtown
drugstore; no evening or Sunday
work: $50 week. References. Apply
BABBlTT'S. 1106 F st. NV.
DRUG CLERK, experienced: 40
hour week. No Sats. or Sun. NE.
section: Box 1l0-C, Star
DRY-CLEANING CLERK, white. ex-
perienced, to work In Springfield,
Va. good salary. FL. 4-620S,
home: FL. 4-6l2l. store.
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sECRETARY-sTENO - Immediate
position IN modern, conveniently
located building for qualified per-
sonable young lady: new electric
typewriter: hours. 9-5:30 pm. s.
day week. Please phone DI. q
At0O f0r annnintmant
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HElP-WoMEN
EPHoNE SOLICITOR,

TELEPHONE SOLICITOR, want
thoroushly exper. women In photoe-
raphy solicitation. Must have own
telephone for photographers. Exper
=; M home Pc p,ortraiture for children
BRoWN-SuAREZ. 1925 Conn ave
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS to cell
money. Call 10. 1921.
OPERATOR, with tcle-
phone co. exper.: 3-position board;
age TO 36; top natl. CO.; 5-day wk
$3.50. SMELLING a. SMELLING,
605 14th st. NV, ST. 3-6SSS.
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HELP-woMEN

sTENOGRAPHER -
writer, air-cond. ofIices: Xmas
bonus. vacation, sick leave: leeal
exper: helpful but not essential.
Ma S-5Oh0
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b For our ladies' departments. expert
:. cnced; good earnings. permanent
: connection, Apply Mr. BernS, Bird
!. floor BOND CLOTHES, 1889
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elk. -TYPIsT. Welfare field SECS
ALEXANDRIA

REcEPT-TYP.. Wash. ST., dr.'s cfc. ;
PERSONNEL elk, TYP. coll. bck-
Erd public contact exper. $3.50
elk. TYP, King ST.; attractive S233
MERCHANDISE MGR. exper, gifts
or novelties; car nee exp. r S540
Rand machines exper. SASS
PRIVATE SECY., personnel exper. !,
coll. bckgrd.. electronics I'D. $340
5ECY. to director, research organic. !;
excel. benefits $500
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ARLINGTON AREA
FAIRFAX-FALLS CHURCH

RECEIPT. DESK elk. attractive:
II Moons pm; cashier exper.;
Wilson Blvd. S240
elk: TYP personnel ofc.: public
relations: no fee $3.50
EDIT. ASST, coll. deg.; educ,
sEcY., no shthd.; prof. orsaniz,,
BKKPR. -fYPIsT. brokerage ;irm:
Sa5-hour week. fringe bene3
ADMIN. sEcY.. to So; one-sirl ofc..
Wilson Blvd; avail May / to $50
EMPLOYMENT INTERVIEWER. min.
. yrs exper.: coll. bckgrd. open
DENTAL ASST, knowl. typ: Claren-
don area; will train $50
PIX OPER.. exper.; 10 hrs: recre-
alton nd: lunch. plus $50
PIT, SECY.,- 10 -am.-3 pm; enter
tainment nd, N. Arlington to $50
POTOMAC EMP. AGCY.
.334 Wilson Blvd, Arl,; ia; $4,000
1O4 e Broad Falls CHI IE o-7oTo
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Boptists Adopt Budget
OfS25l, 645 for 1888

changed the fiscal year Of the
body to the calendar year,
effective January l. 1859. The
group planned to elect officers
later today.
Present officers Of the con-
vention are the Rev. Robert S
Cooper. president: Clifford r..
Carter. vice president: Clinton
Hemmings. secretary: Lee NJ.
Clarke. treasurer. and Mrs.
Giles Slocum. assistant secre-
tary.
Speakers at the closing pro-
gram. at 1880 o'clock tonight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19

win be c. Stanton Gallup Of
the National Council Of Baptist
Men and DR.. Eugene L. Hill,
secretary for education and
promotion. Foreign Mission
Board, Southern Baptist Con-
vention.
The 8lst annual session Of
the District Of Columbia Bap-
fist Convention is being held
in First Baptist Church. 5701
Forty-second avenue. Hyatts-
vile, Nd.
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Rotary Club to Hedr
ICY Committee Heed

DR.. Joseph Kaplan, chair
man Of the United States Ma
tional Committee for the Inter-
national Geophysical Year. will
address the washington Ro-
tary Club at 1875 pm. tomor-
row at the MayfioWef Hotel.
DR.. Kaplan is also chairman
Of the Department of Physics
and Meteorology at the Univer-
sity Of California at Los An
geles, Calf. He has held the
ICY post since 1858.
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|Chankov. ousted as Deputy
Premier last July. is managing
a cement factory in the village
OF Devnia. Mr.. chankov had
been the Bulgarian govern
ment's chief economic expert.
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Needed Experience

VIENNA. Oct. 81 lR. Red
ruled Bulgaria IS following RUS
sia's example in dealing with
purged party leaders. Press re-
ports from Sofia say Georgi
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Mike Wallace has made his
reputation by getting celeb
rites on his TV interview
show = then making them
squirm with pointed, init
mate questions!
Now the tables have been
turned, and in this weeks
Saturday Evening Post one
of his former victims, Pete
Martin, asks the questions
with some answers CON-
ing from Wallace that no
one win want to miss!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19

SIGHTSEEING i fun any way
you look at il. II becomes fascinating
fun when you get closeup views Of the
beautiful city Of Washington. Shenan-
doah National Park. Arlington. Mount
Vernon. Annapohs-placsS you've al.
ways wanted to see. DC. TRANSIT takes
you to all Of them effers you the
most varied and complete sightseeing
tours Of Washington. Maryland. Wiz
GINA Each tour is accompanied by
an expert driver-guide. For informa.
ton and reservations. phone Federal
$500. Or visit the DC. Trandf Ter
minal at ll25 Pennsylvania Ave. NV
Come see for YOURSELF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19
MIKE RIVALS:


. his answer TO accusations
that his style Of reporting is in
the exposs-mosozine class.
: me- reu.on behind HI. iuey.
erenf ottitvde toword relsbri-
ties = and why he has trouble
psrsuoding Hollywood stars 10
90 on his progrom.
. ESQ Moxwell's general ideos
obovt marital infidellsy = and
whv he decided not 10 have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-28
Women's Fashion
Shoes Greatly Reduced
1870 /" 1870
We're 1925 to 1926

We're 1925 to 1926
SIS pairs fomous-noms shoes in mony
styles. high end medium heels. Block.
brown. navy and red colt; block pot
emf. block and brown suede. Not oil
sizes in every style but q good selee-
tion.
323 Poirs. Were | 6.95 70 1895. Now,
1890
100 Pain. Were 2o,e5 TO 22.e5. Now,
1890
3s2 Psirs. Were 26. IS 10 29. IS. Now,
1890
WGl-Ths Shoe Center, Ind Floor
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Misses Sportsweor Reduced

81 Cotton ond Silk Shirt: white pink blue and beige and stripes
Sizes 0 to 20. Were 1895 and l2o5.
~ Cotton Shirts prints stripes and solid coo Sizes 80 to 36
Were 799. 100
l0Z Jersey Bcuses in white with dark trim Sizes 10 to g. Were
o99. Now = - 500
so TShits Of ribbed cotton with hood White and black
small, medium and large Were $50. Nov 400
y Bulky Knit Sweaters with Peter Pan collars gold color Sizes
"a to 3d. Were 1875. Now-------- 500
"a Joeke flannel crest on pocket Charcoal navy
ond medium eroy sizes 10 TO 70 Were 7o5 Now ZOO
70 Skirts Of flannel tweed and lorete in slim and peoted styles
Blue beige toast turquoise red and gold Sizes 10 to TO- Were
IS Skirts fored flannel with hand details Pink beige blue and
maize in sizes 10 to IT, Were 2295 Now----------l400
68 Tweed and Fonnel Skirts in solid coo checks and poid
Slim ond full styles in oroy brown and blue Sizes 10 g
Were 1925 to l495 Now
II Pos Propooned Stocks in charcoal brown flannel Broken
sizes 10 to Is. Were 1905. Now
IS Po SIueks of plaid Acon and Red plaid in
81 Cashmere PuIon Sweaters in dressmoke styles White pink
blue and beige in sizes "a to 40 Were 27o5
So Cashmere Puon Sweaters dressmoke styles White chor-
cool ond beige in sizes "a to 40 Were $3.50 Now zioo
70 Cordsons of fur blend with broid Peter Pan collar Black
blue white in sizes "a 49, Were 2495 Now---7oo
WGl-Spots~eor, 5rd Floor
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Outstanding Savings on Floor Models
and Samples of &c Major Appliances

uu-uH uTe IuIIV guaranteed BY both Ct
outomotie woshers, dryers, dishwosheY and
Automatic oef'osns Refrigerator with seporote true
freezer N eodet blue II cubic feet, 1856 Model LHl2
Wos 4'S9o. Nov ----------. 1895
Automotie Defrostns Refrigerator with ocross the TOP
freezer N pink. u cubic feet 1856 Model LMll Wos
1895. Nov SEQ &c
Automatic oeirOstns Refrigerator, with ocross the top
freezer, lett hond door cubic feet 1856 Model
LMll Wos 1895 Nov $50 os
Autometie oefrons Refserotors with oeoss the TOD
freezer, IN yellow green ond white z cubic feet 957
Model lHl2. Was $50 95 Nov $685.
Automatic Detto,tins Refrigerator, with freezer a
cubic feet, 1856 Model LHl4. Was $50 9S. 1925
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-28

40 Nylon Sno~suits. one piece
style for boys ond girls. Upper
closing Blue and moize. Me-
dunn and lorge. Were l4.95.
Now 500
SO NyIon Snowsuits. one-piece
style for boys ond girls. Me-
dunn and large. Were 995 70
1926. Nov 3.9e
rs Cotton Corduroy Topper Sets
for girls Were 3 80 ond 4 90
Now l.oo
80 Cotton Corduroy Bobbie Suits
for boys. Were 7.99 ond 800
Nov - 3.o9
Is Poirs White Lsssinss. Were
2.o9. Now -l.oo
SO Poirs Cotton Corduroy
Shorts. bib style with flock dots.
Were 800. Nov -l.se
81 Poirs Cotton Corduroy
Shorts, plaid with eIostic woist-
bond. Were $50. Nov l.5o
lis Imported Toys, cuddly
bears ond monkeys. Were 3 80.
Nov 100
lz3 Wool Seorfs, pIoids and
plain cclors. Were LIS. Nov,
soc
100 Imported Wool Knit Bootees
we're 80 ond z 29. Nov $50
"A Poirs Wool Gloves we're s9c.
Now 25e
WGl--Ths Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
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Special Purchase Coots
We're $500 $500

~ hendsome coets in four styles, but
not every size and color in every
style. Cope and petol collars. boy
eoots, clutch and button styles with
smort detailing, some with side pleots.
l00oo wool or 800 wool and 1920
mohoir with oil wool interIininss. Blue,
gray, beige, eoFol, block and white
tweeds. Sizes s TO 8 for petites and
misses.
; Worumbo coots OF 1909 wool with
Miiiun Innings. Full cut clutch style
in beige and blue. Size IA. Were
1896. Nov $500
II coots in Group Of cope, shawl,
Puriton and petol collar styles, clutch
ond button models. Some with hoods
end pile Innings. All-~ool tweeds,
pushes, einioer woolens ond Wo-
runbo. Brown, block, beige, black
and white tweed, oatmeal, red, blue
Sizes 8 10 6 for misses and petites
9 coots. Were $500 and more. Nov,
3l.oo
scoots. Were 1895 and more. Now,
2l.00
s Cor Coots in double breasted STYLE
with leather buttons. GoIey and Lord
cotton eobordlne with warm striped
Innings. Sizes 8 70 II in blue or oroy
Less thon holt price. Now 900
Notification 5th coot Shop,
9Th Floor
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Big Servings
On Luggage

FSW" " IUVUS-WuNU IuyyuBUf
IN The sleek new topsrsd look. Has
tough virgin vinyl covering, with each
eese beautifully lined. Choice Of blue,
ivory or tan.
Troin cese. Wos 1895. Now 1925
Vonity cese. Was l4.e5. Now 1925
IL" Weekend Case. Wos l7.e5. Now,
1875
IS" PuIln,on. Was 22e5. Now, 1898
Wordrobs. Was 24.S5. Now 1885
Add 1915 Federal tox TO prices.
WGL-lucoooe, Tn Floor
=. also Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
ond Alexondrio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-28
Junior Dresses
Greotly Reduced
100 to 1900

Reduced Z, and more
200 coektail and cosuel Dresses in
group including woods. cotton loees,
rayon broeodes and pesteI Jerseys.
Block. navy and postels in sizes 7
to IS.
WGl-Junior Miss Dresses, 4th Floor
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Remnanfs-Friday Only
Big Art
NeedIework
Sovings

1877 SpooIs Morrells orson1e
Ribbon for knitting dresses ond
blouses. Assorted coiors in 100
yord spooIs. Were 200. Now,
100
70 SpooIs orsonxo Ribbon in
red ond green. l50-yord spools.
Were 300. Now -l.50
IS Model Hand Embroidered
Pillow coses. Were 3 90 TO 500.
Now --l.50 TO 800
Is Reyon Velvet Covered loxy
Back Pillows filled with foom
rubber. Turquoise, holIyhock,
rust and green. Were 9e5.
Now - 4.95
20 Model Linen Guest Towels,
hond embroidered. Pastel ond
noturo colors. Were z so 10
$50. Nov ZOO and ATS
! Vonord Hand Knitting Mo-
chine with attachments. Wos
1895. Now $500
5 Model Linen Dresser Seorfs,
cross stitch and conventional
designs, l6x43". Were 100
70 1000. Now $50 70 $50
! Model Cotton Crib Quilt,
white with pink border and col
ored opplioues. Wos 27.50.
Now 1000
s Sets Model Cotton Bibs, os-
sorted designs. Two TO set.
Were $50 10 $50. Nov,
$50 70 $50
! Model 0ns-Piees Knitted
Dress, 500 wool, 500 nylon,
white. Size IA. Wos 1850.
Nov 1000
I Model Knitted Stole, wool
with gold .rnetolllc feather ond
fon design, winter white. Wos
1900. Now i3.5O
! Uncovered Domessd Side
Choir. French provincial. Wos
50 so. Nov $3.50
WGL-Art Needlework,
Sth Floor
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ale Friday $50 Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Sove Va and More
on Casual Dresses

A variety Of Irish linens. solid color
silks. silk prints. checks Of 500 Do
cron. 5096 royon, ploids Of 500 Do
eron. 500 cotton. sobordines, pseoted
r,osierons and solid piqve. Wide g.
lection including sheoths, dress and
jacket styles. burton front sleeveless
dresses, golfers and shirt'woist styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-28
BODY Dress Sets
by Carter

200 cotton knit dresses and ponties in
blue, pink OF nnoiIs. Broken sizes 6
months 70 Z yeors.
! Four-Pises TobIe and Choir Set
with senni-circle toble and ) notch
ING chairs Wos ll4.S5. Nov 1900
WGL-The Nursery Conner, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-28
Fomous-Nome
Shoes at Savings
$50 and go

We're 1925 to 1925
1900 pairs in o group thet includes
many shoes that would be wonderful
dressy additions for your spring word
robe. Also SNORT eosuoIs. wedges and
Hots.
6ozelles by GroytIex. Were 1895 10
1895. Now $40
Amolfi. Were l2e5 to l4.o5. Now,
800
Sbieeo. Were 7.95 to 1895. Now,
$50 and 800
Monnequins. Were 1895 ond l2e5
Nov -5.9o
WGL-The Shoe Center, End Floor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-28

WGL-Cosuol Sportsweor, 3rd Floor