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Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05

We welcome the newcomers of
our town, listed are some who win
soon be moving in: Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Norman of Salisbury re-
Gently purchased the Roland Hud-
son property in front of the Clay
ton Theatre; Mr. and Mrs Kermit
Gray of Vienna, Md. have pur-
chased the new home across the
street from Mr.. and Mrs. William
Timmons. The building lot on the
east side of this home has been
purchased by Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
row Wiley, of Vienna. Nd, where
they will build soon.
Mrs. Name Bunting of Philadel-
phia is spending this week with
her sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Nc
Cabe.
The Royal Daughters, Sunday
School Glass will meet Tuesday
evening in the home of Mrs. Aus
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05

after an operation of the knee in
Children's Hospital. in Baltimore.
MIR. and Mrs. William Davidson
had for dinner guests on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davidson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Davidson.
Mrs. Margaret Morris and daugh-
ter Connie, Eugene Davidson. Miss
Lovene Lynch and two sons, Eric
and Dennis spent the weekend in
Luray Caverns. Va
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05
RAPID DEDUCTION

RUSSELLvILLE, KY. (AP)-
Just as police were ready to give
up the search for illegal hooch in
local restaurant, PatrOlman
George Milan leaned against the
pinball machine.
It was cold to the touch.
Milan pried into the bottom of
the machine and came up with S8
pints of iced beer.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05
VACATION BLUES

ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP)-Rob-
ert H. Miller of Ottumwa, Iowa,
doesn't expect his golf game to inn
prove this summer. Thieves stole
a matched set of Cary Middlec0ff
autographed clubs from the trunk
of his car here.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. william Long and
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Davidson and
daughter spent Tuesday in VIII
MS gton with their son, VIM. Long,
Jr.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05

The Alaska town and island of
Wrangel was named for Swedish Ad-
miral Ferdinand Wrangel. His grand
nephew, Baron Claus Won Wrangel.
recently became a United States clgi-
zen in Seattle
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AlnicO v speaker, dual sap
phlre tipped styli.; tone and q
volume controls; leatherette y Av
carrying case. New, In fac ,
tory cartons.
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DAG Delegates
Vote for Officers

cipal speaker was Miss Helen
Poe of Dallas. Tex. a world
traveller, lecturer and writer.
Music was provided by the
United States Air Force Head
quarters Command Band with
Capt. Harold l.. Copenhaver
conducting.
Guests at the head table
included Mr.. Trau, husband
Of the president; Ensign Joe
Carroll Greer. who had re-
ceived an award from the
d. A. C. earlier in the day as
the Outstanding Naval Avia-
ton Cadet for 1887" with
Mrs. Greer, and the presi-
dents of a number Of patri-
otto organizations.
Today's program included
a memorial service at noon
and a luncheon afterward
featuring an address by Mrs.
Ray L. Erb, national defense
chairman of the Daughters
of the American Revolution.
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his stay here is 1t. Comdr.
Frank Coghlan. of the Naval
Air Reserve Training Com
mand Staff, Naval Air Sta
ton, Glenview. Ill.,. who left
a movie career in Hollywood
to join the Navy.
Il was known as Junior
Coghlan," said the Navy off,
Ger. who was the Sam" of
"Penrod and SAM" and
Mickey Rooney's pal in the
Andy Hardy series.
II was the kid the dead
end kids beat up, though it
usually took six of them"
he chuckled.
His own youngsterS-two
boys and three girls, from
7 months to II years old
are getting used to seeing
their father In old movies
on TV.
One of them was looking
at a show with a reform
school theme the other
night. he said. and called
out: Hey. dad, you're back
in jail again!"
1T makes discipline some
thing of a problem" their
father confessed.
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TopNaval
AirCadet
HonOred

Recipient of an annual
award from the Daughters of
the American ColonistS as
the outstanding Naval Avi-
alton Cadet for 1887" Ensign
Joe Carroll Greer. was flown
to Washington from the Phil
ippines especially for the
ceremony.
The presentation was made
yesterday at the DAC's Gen.
eral Assembly at the May
flower Hotel while the young
ensign's pretty brunette wife
looked on.
This is just wonderful.
I feel very proud of him."
said Mrs. Greer after her
husband had been given a
wrist watch as a token OF
the honor by Mrs. Edward r.
Barrow, chairman of the
DAG Awards Committee.
Officials said that Mr..
Greer'S grades in ground and
fight training were among
the highest ever attained at
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the Pensacola (F1a.) Naval
Air Station. the Navy's AN
napolis of the Air"
He won his Navy wings
last April and is now based
with Helicopter Antisubma-
rine Squadron Six aboard the
carrier, Philippine Sea.
Today he was to meet Navy
Secretary Thomas S. Gates,
jr.. before going to New York
where he will appear on a
panel TV show.
Mrs. Greer came from her
family's home in Mississippi
to be with her husband, who
arrived last Saturday.
Son of James D. Greer OF
Palmetto. Fla, an early
Transforming" and airline
pilot who now runs a CROP
busting concern. Ensign
Greer learned to fly when
he was only IL. But 1 was
in the Navy before 1 soloed
for the first time" the 80
year-old cadet said loyalty.
In accepting the award
yesterday he expressed ap-
probation to the Navy for
making it possible.
Accompanying him during
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Young Republicans
Plan Reception

Over 200 members Of the
District Young Republicans
club are expected to attend
a reception to be held at 8
o'clock Friday evening in the
Spring Valley residence Of
Mr.. Dale Duvall.
Miss Catherine D. Scott,
Young Republican National
Committeeman from the
District, will co-host.
Mr.. Donald ]. Tubridy. As
sistant to the Field Director
Barney Lamb, National Re-
publican Congressional Com
mittee. will help to receive the
the guests.
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Morch for Tolent
Show Set Sunday

The members of Aides to
All Charities will hold their
third annual March for Tai
ent Show and Dance" Sum-
day at 1880 pm. at the Carpet
Auditorium of the Beth
Sholom Synagogue, Thir-
tenth and Eastern avenue
NV.
Proceeds from the talent
competition will go to local
charities. Tickets may be
obtained from Mrs. Harry
Schneibolk or at the door.
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UDC to Meet TONIGHT

The D. c. division Of the
United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy will hold a dinner
meeting tonight at 8 pm.
at the Fairfax Hotel.
Comdr. Richard c. Drum
Hunt, jr.. USN (retired), will
speak on Fort Sumter"
There will also be a musical
program.
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BY FRANCES LIDE
Star stan Writer

6Jht 6Lhu WTlLCE
Mrs. william Maurice Car
rigan of Washington was I'M
opposed for the presidency
of the National Society,
Daughters of the American
ColonistS, as delegates to the
37th annual general assem-
bly, began voting today to
elect new officers for the
next three years.
A former State regent Of
the District D. A. c. and now
vice president for the Attain
tic Coast section, Mrs. Car
rigan was nominated yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. Harry
c. Grove.
Addressing the Daughters
at a business session at the
Mayflower Hotel. Mrs. Grove
praised Mrs. Carrigan for her
long record of service in the
patriotic society and declared
that the candidate also has
done untold work along edu-
cation lines"
Another District member,
Mrs. Rex T. Mitchell, was
nominated for the office Of
national librarian.
Polls Open Two Hours
The polls we're to be open
for two hours this morning,
beginning at $3.50 o'clock.
and the newly elected officers
will be presented this after
noon after a report of the
tellens.
The nominees, all Of whom
were unopposed also included
Mrs. Edward Rowland Bar
row of Houston, Tex, for vice
president of the Southern
section: Mrs. Helen Denny
Howard of Waynesgurg. Pa,
for vice president Of the At
lantic Coast section; Mrs.
John Allan Cook of Lansing,
Mich. for vice president Of
the Middle West section, and
Mrs. French B. Harrington Of
LOS Angeles, for vice presi-
dent Of the Pacific Coast Sec
ton.
Still others included Mrs.
George Castleman Estill of
Miami, Fla, for chaplain;
Mrs. James Patterson of Port
land, Me-. for recording sec
rotary: Miss Acena Booth OF
Columbia, Mo-, for corre-
spending secretary; Miss
Marjorie K. Templeton Of
Huntington, w. Va. for reg
istrar: Mrs. Arthur S. Brown
of Fayetteville, Ark. for
treasurer; Mrs. Marion M.
Harrison of West Richfleld.
Ohio, for organizing secre-
tary. and Mrs. Richard Lind
say Roberts of Cold Spring,
KY, for historian.
Mrs. Frederic A. Groves.
president general Of the
Daughters of the American
Revolution who has long
been active in the DAG, was
nominated for honorary vice
president. A former national
vice president and former
corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Groves is now serving as ma
tional chairman Of printing.
Mrs. Frank Garland Trau
Of Sherman, Tex. who Is
completing her three year
term as president. is presid-
ing at the assembly.
Candlelight Supper
Last night the Daughters
held their traditional candle
light supper after a reception
under the Craftsmanship OF
the District regent, Mrs. Wiz
liam B. Sinnott.
Mrs. Carrigan was the
toaStmistress, and the prin-
Kodiak mirror., 1958-05-03
to Anna Mueller !!!..-

The Cub Scouts did their part
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0n-Base PTA To Install May 5

The On-Base PTA will hold its last monthly meeting for this school year on Monday, May 5th, in the multFpurpose room of the Base Elementary School. There will be Open House from 7:30 until 800 pm. in the Grade School and Junior High School, followed by a short business ses- sion and installation of officers for next year.
 The new president is Lcdr- H. A. Behre; vice-president, Lcdr- c. H. Schutzendorf; secretary, Mrs. K. E. Younglove; and treasurer, MT. J. J. Carter.
 Refreshments for the meeting will be provided by the 9th, 7th and 8th grades.
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Group To Bone Up On Ancient Relics

Instead of program, the mem bers of the Kodiak Historical So- ciety at it's next meeting will 90 to work to get all the objects in the museum identified and written up, Ambrose Clegg, Jr., club president, announced today.
 When the work is completed ev- cry volunteer curator will be able to answer any questions, from those about the extra holes in the head of the new skull from Am- chitka, to a translation of the huge stone marker with the incised
Kodiak mirror., 1958-05-03
Jack HinckeEs To States For Lengthy Vacation

Jack and Justine Hinckel left Sunday morning for a two-month long vacation in the States. They plan to drive from Seattle to Cali fornia first where they will visit friends and relatives.
 They will then go to New Orr leans, stopping at points of inter est. Leaving the Southland, they will travel on to Massachusetts to visit Jacks sister. They plan. to call on many old-time acquaint- ances during their trip.
 Pete Ramaglia, the Hinckel's son-in-laW, assisted by his wife, Sally, will be in charge of oper- ations at the Union Oil office dur ing the absence of Jack and Jus tine. H.
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Camp Training
 Course Scheduled

The Brownie and Intermediate Girl Scout Camp training course has been received by leaders here, according to an announcement made this week by Mrs. Ginger Veerman, publicity chairman.
 The course, which is required for all workers at both camps, is open to any woman who is inter ested in helping with camp activ- ities this year, or in the future. Mrs. Hahn from Anchorage will be the instructor of the training program, which will be held at the Boy Scouts Camp on the Naval Station May 5, 6 and q
 The schedule is as follows: Monday, May 5-Basic classes from 100 to 4:3O pm, and 7:3O to 1000 pm. Tuesday, May 6-- Basic classes from 800 am until 4:4O pm; committee. meeting on council development from 700 to 9:3O pm. Wednesday, May 7-9:OO am until l2 noon-Last session of basic course; loo to 4:3O pm and 700 to 9:3O pm-Advanced camp counciling, course.
 Nursery care for pre-schod children will be provided by the Naval Station nursery. Anyone planning to attend the course is requested to call Mrs veerman at 3O53 for registration. More help is needed for both camps. Any last minute changes in schedule will be announced over the radio on Sunday.
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Of This And That
By Betha Digree

Crab cocktails celery stuffed with crab assorted crab salads crab casSeroles baked crab legs crab curry fried crab legs in wine batter crab tail cakes just ask for your favor ite crab dish and you will, no doubt, find it at the Crab Feed at the Elks Club tonight There will also be fresh local shrimp (183 pounds of the creatures were dumped at Anna Mueller's home for cleaning what a lot of work that must have been for Anna and her assiStants) .. new potatoes with onion and cream sauce ... green beans with mush- rooms and bacon. and meat loaf for those few who don't like crab .-..If anyone goes away hungry, it will be their own fault
 
 -... The menu was planned by one of the best cooks in town. ... Anna Mueller, who is in charge of the dinner Anna is one of the hardest working gals we have ever known (and we have known severaI ... she was born in Seldovia, came to Kodiak at the age of three years and has lived here since that time .... She finds time Chow, we can't imagine) to care for her home and family which includes hus- band Eric, daughter Alberta, IS, and son Paul, who is 10 ... but she also works at her husbands office (Thompson Transfer) dur ing the afternoons .. she even finds time for one of her favorite hobbies ... beachcombing K. and has a large collection of sea shells .... when the Emblem Club sponsors a dinner or other function requiring food, a call goes out for Anna .- and she most capably takes on the job. we feel that Anna deserves more praise than we have given her.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-05-03

Smorgasbord sponsored by the club last month showed that near ly three hundred dinners had been served.
 At the conclusion of the busi- ness session, refreshments were served by the hostess, and a social hour followed.
 The next regular meeting of the club is scheduled for 8 pm. May ' at the home of Mrs. Ruth Bu- shaw, Naval Station.
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Gray Ladies
 To Be Capped

Sixteen Gray Ladies will be capped at ceremony to be held at 8 pm. Monday evening, May 5, at the Little Red School on the Naval Station, the American Red Cross, Kodiak Chapter, announced this week.
 The Chapter extends a cordial invitation to attend to all those interested. .
Kodiak mirror., 1958-05-03
WALTER KRAFTS HOME FROM TRIP TO ANCHORAGE

Mir. and Mrs. Walter Kraft and young son, Timothy, returned Sunday from Anchorage where they spent two weeks at Fort Richardson.
 Kraft, who is a Major in the Army Reserve, was on duty with the 1st Battle Group, 23rd Infan- try, during the two-week period.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-05-03
GRANDMOTHERS CLUB GUESTS OF NINA JOHNSON

The April meeting of the Kodi- ak Grandmothers Club was held recently at the home of Mrs. Nina Johnson on the Naval Station.
 A committee report on the
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SOCIAL NOTES Homenaking Happenings About 7o~n Gardening
Hon1errlaking
inscription.

inscription.
 Members and guests will meet first at the downtown school at 8 on Wednesday, May 7, for pre- liminary business meeting and will form the work party there.
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WOMEN TO ELECT

Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club will choose officers at the meeting to be held Monday, May 5, 7:3O, at the home of Mrs. Kittie Briggs.
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Recipe Of The
 Week

Although she is extremely busy, especially this week, Mrs. Anna Mueller very kindly took time to give us a few of her recipes for King Crab. Both the Crab Louis and the Crab and Green Olive Casserole will be- on the menu at the Crab Feed being served to- night at the Elks Club.
 Anna is in charge of the dinner and is doing most of the cooking, assisted by members of the Emb- lem Club.
 Crab Louis Salad
 head lettuce X pound crab meat if small bunch chives
 l small onion
 Few sprigs parsley
 4 or 5 hard boiled eggs
 2 cups cooked shell macaroni
 chopped green pepper .2 or 3 sprigs celery, diced
 Cut up lettuce, celery, green peppers and eggs. To make the dressing, grate onion and chop parsley fine. Mix l cup mayon- naise, A cup chilli sauce dash cayenne pepper. Beat F cup cream until stiff then fold in mayonnaise and chilli mixture. Chill, spoon over chilled crab and salad mixture.
 Crab & Green Olive Casserole
 3 cups milk
 12 cube butter
 4 tablespoons flour
 1 teaspoon salt @
 2 tablespoons chopped sweet
 pickle (optionaD
 l tablespoon pimiento
 A cup chopped green olives
 Dash cayenne pepper
 4-0Z can mushrooms (stems
 & pieceS) drained
 2 cups day-old bread cubes
 tablespoon catsup
 111 pound crab meat
 cup grated mild cheddar
 cheese
 Paprika Blend butter and flour in sauce pan. Add milk and cook until smooth and thick. Add salt, pep. per, bread cubes, pickle, pimien- to olives, mushrooms, catsup and crab. Put in greased casserole and bake in moderate oven (35Os tc 375') 20 minutes, then sprinkle with cheese and paprika and re- turn to oven until cheese is melt ed (about 10 minutes).
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because, with all her activities, she is always the same friendly person who is willing to help in any way that she can ... a Salute
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TOMORROW

Rose williams presents the
fashion show at the Manor
Club at IL noon sponsored by
the Inner Wheel" Spring.
summer, day and cocktail
clothes. sportswear and beach
fashions to star. Hairstyles
by Barrett Parker Of Silver
Spring. A Models Guild
show.
Every day except Sunday
Evelyn Barton Brown pre-
sents a fashion show at the
Mayfiower Hotel in the Presi-
Dental Dining Room.
Hecht's Bridal Fashion
Show, Summer Wedding in
Washington" is scheduled for
6p.m. in the fifth-fioor audi
forum of the Washington
store. Gomez time Is at 5:4o
pm.
Lansburgh's will once again
stage their SEVENTEEN
Beauty Workshop for teen
ayers at their Langley Park
store at 4::30 pm.
Woodward & LOthrOp will
have q formal fashion show
Of Warmers bra styles at 2
and $50 pm. third floor.
Washington store. Tuesday
there's a repeat show at 2:
and on Wednesday again at
las pm.
Frances Denny's special
cosmetic representative. Miss
Kirskey. will be at Seven Cor
ners at Julius Garfinckel a.
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lnCapital
Dress for
Weather
washington's fashion scene

washington's fashion scene
changes practically over
night. No sooner has the spe-
cial spring costume been
bought and worn a couple
Of times than It's time 10 put
Il away In exchange for the
coolest cotton In the closet.
Those people who expect
calendar dates 10 help them
out In how they should dress
better stay away from WASH
ington.
Came the iirst balmy sum-
mer-like day last week and
out came the white shoes.
Rushing the season shrieked
the chic ones. True, but
when you're wearing the cut
est printed cotton. said
white-shoe wearers, why not7
Actually there's no real
rule OF thumb regarding
fashion In Washington. When
the temperatures soar. It's
time 10 20 into cottons.
When they zip downward.
then most people simply
yank out something warmer.
AS far as having q spring.
Washingtonians inform peo-
pie to 90 to other points on
the map. and not stay here
II they're expecting II. Be-
cause as the weather girls
will tell you, one day they're
UP and the next day they're
down where temperatures
are concerned. Spring far
from being q little late this
year. last year. or the next
year, may never come.
More and more season.
less or season spanning type
clothing Is becoming typical
Washington attire. There's
q reason for this and q GOOD
one. When weather is as un-
practicable as 1t is here, you
can't set fashion rules that
make a person look like
they've ignored the weather
report.
REMEMBER! When In
Washington do as the weather
does. You're q lot more com.
Portable that way.
ELEM
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featured. A Models Guild
show.
Lansburgh's will have in
formal modelling OF Henry
Rosenfeld and Annetta sum-
mer cotons at their WASH
ington store between IL am.
and 5 pm. Their annual
Dress Festival opens at their
Langley Park store with q
fashion show at 1880 O'Clock
tonight.
Woodward & Lothrop will
have a formal fashion show
at 6 pm. OF Mari Originals.
third floor. Washington store.
A special Martex towel show
is set for 3 pm. on the fifth
floor.
FRIDAY
Gloria Swanson in person
will star at the fashion show
OF Gloria Swanson dresses at
1890 and $3.50 pm, third
floor, Washington store,
Hecht's.
Nan Richards presents the
fashion show Of trapezes,
balloons and chemises at the
Naval ofrcers Club. Terrace
Room opening night at q
dinner-dance at Q pm. Hair
styles by Barrett Parker;
Arthur Murray dancers doing
The Stroll" Ginny De
Franceaux doing the COM
mentating.
Franklin Simon. Seven Cor
ners. will have informal mod
cling at the saw Cafeteria
during luncheon from 1890
TO 2 pm. Monday, Thursday
and Friday evenings at din
ner. $50 TO 8 pm.
SATURDAY
Hecht's presents "Mediter-
ranean Moods" a fashion
show for the Pareut-Teacher
Association OF st. Sophia'S
Cathedral at the luncheon
being held at The Washing
ton Hotel Roof. Glenna Ire
ton will do the presenta ton.
Washington Party. lunch
con fashion show staged
weekly by Mrs. Gladstone VIII
liams in the elegant Crystal
Room OF The Willard Hotel
at 1890 pm. The fun, FASH
ions, and celebrity-l adened
party scheduled to end in
time for theater-goers TO
make the matinee curtain.
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THURSDAY

Hecht'S plays up Carol
Craig dresses at a poon-
time show. third floor, WASH
ington store. The show to be
repeated at 1880 pm. on the
second floor at their Park
ington store. On Friday
show time is at 7:30 pm. at
Hecht's Silver Spring on the
second floor.
Mayfair Restaurant, infor-
NAL modelling $50 to $50
pm. with fashions for the
business girl being played up.
A vacation wardrobe will be
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IT'S A DATE

Co. through Wednesday with
the latest news from the
beauty world.
TUESDAY
Kann's will stage the two
fashion shows at the Ken
more Junior High School.
The first will be at 2 pm.
with the fashion and FILA
groups Of the school doing
some Of the modelling along
with professional models. At
8 pm. the second show will
take place with teachers.
parents and some students
participating in 1t. Virginia
Moran PlWnmer, fashion
COORDINATION of Kann's. will
do the commentary. The
benefit shows are to help
supply additional furnish
inss for the home economics
department living room.
WEDNESDAY
B'nai Birth independence
Chapter luncheon fashion
show. Blue Room. Shoreham
Hotel. Fashion Bouquet"
the theme of the Pearl Kir-
stem fashions. Furs from
Pluym's Of Chevy Chase,
Hahn shoes. Bettye hair
styles. A Models Guild pres
entation with Ginny De
Franceaux communicating.
Lansburgh's opens their
annual Dress Festival with
q formal fashion show at
2:30 pm. in their Washing
ton store.
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How fortunots. " you insist
on fine things. that you
saw this unprecedented no.
ties!