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Evening star., 1958-03-13
Places 8
In CYO Finals

Our Lady of Lourdes placed
three boys basketball teams in
CYO finals Sunday at Catholic
University with victories in
semifinals yesterday.
In Midget Boys. Lourdes de-
feated Queen of Peace. 44-24
in semifinals at Lourdes. The
Junior Boys semif1nals at Gu
resulted in st. Cyprians de-
feating St. Michael's, 1922. and
Lourdes defeating st. Angus
tines, 40-36.
The intermediate League
also at Gu, has LourdeS de-
feating Queen of Peace. 1896
and Blessed Sacrement defeat
ing Little Little Flower, $3.50
The Senior Boys at st. Ann's
was a single semifinal with Ma
tivity defeating Sacred Heart,
45-35.
Finals. in both boys and girls
divisions. will begin at noon
Sunday at Gu.
Evening star., 1958-03-13
'Cousy Edges
Mcclure for
Assists Title
BY the Associated Press

The Cincinnati Royals fin
ished in a tie with Detroit fol
second place in the Western
Division, PiSton's Coach Red
Rocha guessed right. and Bob
Cousy won his sixth straight
playmaking championship.
These were the last minute
developments as the f1ve-month
regular National Basketball
Association season ended last
night.
The Royals defeated the
Minneapolis Lakers. 96-89, en-
abling them to finish with the
same record as Detroit. $3.50
! Maurice Stokes. who had "a
points and Jack Twyman, each
teamed for three-point plays
to lead Cincinnatl's late rally
In a flip of a coin after the
game, Rocha won the toss
Rocha's call gave the first game
| of the best-of-three playof1
series to Detroit. 1t will be
played Saturday afternoon
The second game will be played
at Cincinnati Sunday after
noon and the third. if neces-
sary, in Detroit Tuesday night
Cousy had IS assists for BoS-
ton as the Celtics dropped a
I19.-i25 verdict to the New York
Knickerbockers. CouSy's out
put gave him 463 assists. nine
more than Detroit's Dick Nc
Guire. Two free throws by
Kenny Sears in the waning Sec
onds won the game for the
KnickS.
In the only other game, the
Syracuse Nationals took the
measure of the Philadelphia
Warriors, il0-99. in a warmup
for their Eastern Division play
of series. The Nationals fin
ished four games ahead Of the
Warriors, so the first game Will
be played in Syracuse Saturday
night and the second in Phila-
delphia Sunday night. A de-
Gliding game. if necessary. will
take place in Syracuse Tuesday
night.
No dates have been set for
the semifinals which will in
yolve the divisional champions,
the Celtics and st. Louis Hawks,
against survivors of the first
round playoffs.
Evening star., 1958-03-13
Terps Far Ahead
In AAU's Senior
Swimming Meet

The University OF Maryland
has a 36-point lead in mems
team scoring entering the third
and last session of the District
AAU senior swimming and div
ing championships tonight at
the Maryland pool.
Team scores for men are:
Maryland, rs; Congressional
Country Club, AZ; Naval Re-
ceiving Station. 351a: Walter
Reed, "a; Catholic University,
"a, and American University
and Georgetown University, 2
each.
In the women's bracket: WAL
ter Reed, 100; Congressional,
so; Naval Receiving, G, and
American u, S. Unattached
women have scored 7 points.
Individual results yesterday !:
Men-22O-yard freestyIe-l, Dennis
Amb.: 8. Thurlow Park. Nd. Time.
2:14S tnew meet record; previous
women % ESQ yard freestyIe-1.
WR.; 3, Sandy Miller, wR. Time.
2:52.7 tnew meet record; previous
Men - .sO yard breaststroks - /,
Bobby Briggs, Ccc; :, Dick SINCLAIR.
M5l ,ns% sUO meet nessy yecOTd SSS previous T%s
INV Women 2.ssO-yard breaststrOke-1,
Judy Panneton. WR.; 2. Lynn Howard,
WR:; 3, Carol Briggs, ccC. Time,
Men-lOO-yard backstroke-1. Dave
oeisz, Nd; z. Jon Mills, Nd; 8. Roy
Hall, MRS. Time, / 1:04S.
Women - 100 ) yard backstrOke-1.
Eileen Canada. CCC: 9, Brenda Dietz,
WR;; 3. cathy sheppeck. wR. Time.
Men-..O.yard butterfly. Tom
Calomeris, MRS: =, Walt Rogers, MRS:
3, Lyman Morris. WR. Time. 2:37. 81
Wemen-@OO-yard butterfly, Judy
Arnold, WR.: .. Sandy Miller, WR;; 8,
MenSiOO-yard individual medley
/, Tom Murphy, CCc; 2, Walt Rogers,
MRS: B. Bobby Briggs, cCC. Time.
Women--4OO-yard individual medley
ana. Ccc: 3. Frances Panneton. WR.
Time. 5:35.S.
Men-lOO.yard freestyle relay,
Maryland (Sykes, Bell. Sinclair. Ascher-
feld); ., Confessional Johnston,
Briggs. Best. Murphy: 3, Walter Reed
Morris. King. Cathy. Poulson). Time,
3:41.7.
WOmen-4OO-yard freestyle. relay, ,
Walter Reed (Dietz. Arnold, Sheppeck,
Miller): 2. Congressional Johnston,
Canada, Hayes, Briggsl: 3. Walter
Reed Is. Arnold. Myhre, Gardner. How
ard). Time, 4:16.5.
Evening star., 1958-03-13
40 Accepted
'AtAintree

LONDON, Mar. 13 (R.-One
American-owned horse and
one former winner are among
40 entries accepted for the
112th running Of the Grand
National Steeplechase at Ain
tree March 20
The United States entry for
the 30-jump. 41z-mile race is
Sam Brownthron. an Irish
bred gelding bought in Janu-
airy by Tim Durant of Holly
wood, Calf.
The only former winner is
Il. S. B., who won the event in
1856. Sundew, last years win
ner, is dead.
An Irish Sweepstakes is
based on results Of the race.
Evening star., 1958-03-13
'Anucostiu Team
Wins Rifle Title

Anacostia clinched the East
Division rife championship Of
the Interhigh League yesterday
with a victory at home against
Chamberlain.
Anacostia finished with a 60
record in division matches by
firing a l.333xl 500, compared
to $50 by Chamberlain.
Anacostia won the East Di-
vision for the third straight
year and will seek its third
straight league championship
in a match with Roosevelt Of
the West Division in about two
weeks.
Evening star., 1958-03-13

ing the 21a-mile gallop. then
pulled away to win easily.
Both Smithwick and Tommy
Smith won a race later in the
day to make up for their hard
luck in the Casanova Cup.
Smithwick rode George Arrow
smiths New Horizon to an easy
win in the Spring Hill gentle
mems race, and Smith took
the two-horSe heavyweight
event on Don Patterson's
Tanner.
Kathy Kusner on Raunchy
and Kathy Fletcher on G. I. Bin
captured the junior fiat races
Evening star., 1958-03-13

La Sale of Cumberland will
bring its best team in l3 years
to town next week to play in
the Catholic Interscholastic In
vitation basketball tournament
sponsored by the Knights oi
Columbus and Georgetown Uni
versity.
The acceptance Of La Sale
brings the field to six, with two
to go, for the weekend tourna-
ment March 2l-23 at George
town.
Archbishop Molloy. defend
ing champion from New York;
Parkersburg wv. Va and Nor
folk Catholic and the two
Washington representa- tive s.
Carroll and Gonzaga, accepted
bids earlier.
Tournament Director Gus
Coupe says the remaining two
berths will be filled today.
La Sale has had a tremen-
douS season, winning % of q
games. Its one loss was by one
point to Fort Hill. a team II
had beaten earlier by "a points
Fort Hill and La Sale shared
the Western Maryland League
championship.
Coach George Geotz' squad
ran up 1916 points while hold.
ing its opponents to l.097 thiI
season. Their big guns are
Charley lines, averaging II
points a game, and Dick Gar
litz, with 14.7 average.
Rick Winfield. 6-foot-3. ha:
been the big rebounder, while
other starters are Van Parsons
the floor leader. and jim
Ternent..
This will be LaSalle's flrst
major tournament appearance
since it took second-place hon.
ors in the Newport tR. L.
scholastic tournament in lo45
Evening star., 1958-03-13
Andrews Cogers
Out of Tourney

DENVER, Mar. 13 (SpeciaD
Andrews Air Force Base
after winning over MCGUIRE
and losing to Sheppard, is nc
longer a factor in the World
Wide Air Force basketball
tournament.
Andrews, playing under the
double-knockout system, was
defeated last night by Els
worth AFB, 1857. Despite
good scoring efforts by Harry
Caldwell and Murt Johnson
Andrews was overpowered in
the closing minutes.
Evening star., 1958-03-13
LoSoIIe Of Cumberland
Enters K. of c. Tourney

LaSalle won the one the pre-
vious year and will be back
this year.
Carroll, which is given a good
chance of giving Washington
its first title in the tournament
here, also will make the trip to
Newport.
Pairings for the tournament
at Georgetown. proceeds OF
which will go to the Archbishop's
Education Fund. will be an
nounced Monday.
Evening star., 1958-03-13
CASANOVA HUNT cHRisTENs COURSE
BurnobIe Wins Cup
As Spills Mar Roce

ladies' tests this season. Gin
Hickey was again ridden by
Mrs. Angie Rogers. who let
Mimi Mills on Royal Romance
have a look at the front end
OF the parade for a while dur
Evening star., 1958-03-13
Duke O'ConneII Heads
Foirfux Country Club

Fairfax Country Club has
selected Duke O'Connell presi-
dent for the new golf season.
with Cal Hargis vice president
and Bill Lewis, secretary
treasurer.
Evening star., 1958-03-13
Bya star san Writer

Coach Bud Millikan Of Mary
land talked to coaches Of two
of Temples victims yesterday
in } preparing for tomorrow
nights NCAA regional game in
Charlotte. Bones Mckinney OF
Wake Forest suggested Millikan
use a zone defense, and Bill
Reinhart of George Washing
ton. said he used a man-for-
man.
But Millikan had his mind
made up because Maryland has
been using the man-for-man
all season. "We'll make some
adjustments" he said Bud
wouldn't commit himself, but
everybody expects John Nacin-
elk to draw Guy Rodgers the
Temple All-American.
Speaking of Rodgers. Milli-
kan said there was far more to
be done against the Negro star
than to stop him from scoring.
HE can pass as he can score,
and set up the plays" Bud said
Rodgers has averaged about 20
points for three years.
Temple COach's Comment
Coach Harry Litwack OF
Temple secuted the Maryland
Boston College game in New
York but told somebody that
he was sorry 1t was such a one
sided game because Maryland
didn't have to show him any
thing.
Temple played its final game
last Saturday. beating st. Jo-
seph's, 9l-77, in the Philadel-
phia City series game. That
was the 23d straight for the
Owls, who lost only to Ken
lucky and Cincinnati.
Temple played in the Holi-
day Festival and the National
Invitation tournament last
year, winning a first round
game in each, losing the Sec
ond. and winning the consola-
ton. The Owls we're 20-9 for
the season.
Many of the Maryland and
Temple players competed
against each other in high
school in the Philadelphia New
Jersey area. All Of the
Temple players are from the
Philadelphia area.
May Be Slow Starting
Spectators who arrive late to-
morrow might not miss much
because the clubs probably will
feel each other out for the first
few minutes. Temple can fea-
ture a lightning-fast break
with Rodgers the first mar
down the floor, but the TerpS
usually have Nick Davis and
Tom Young back to guard
against this.
A Philadelphia sports writer
p 4icted yesterday that Tink
Van Patton. Temples 6-foot-e
senter. would make ther differ
Evening star., 1958-03-13
which opened the program.
The summaries:

ponies /, GI. Bill. Kathy Fletcher.
2. Dixie. Jack Eicher. jr. 3, Snowflake,
Lee Greenway.
The Tintern. junior nat race for
horses. Raunchy. Kathy Kusner. 2,
Psychic Son. Frank Hugely. 8, Emma
The Casanova Cup. weights 1e9
pounds. i. Burnable, L. c. Camp. z.
Dana, Thomas Long. 3, Tourlou. DON
Patterson
Gin Hickey. Mallory Nash. 2. Royal
Romance. Mimi Mills. 3, Journey. Mrs.
Henry McKnight
The Spring Hill. weight I75 pounds.
l, New Horizon. George Arrowsmith.
Topsfeld, Mrs A. c. Randolph.
The Rick Hill. weight 200 pounds.
1, Tanner. Don Patterson. 2, Easter
Star, Kenneth Edwards.
Evening star., 1958-03-13
PRO BASKETBALL
BY the Associated Press

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
New York, i37: Boston, 1875.
Syracuse, 100; Philadelphia. 90.
Cincinnati, %: Minneapolis, SO.
SATURDAYS PLAHOFFS
tBest-Of-3 First.ROund Seriesl
Philadelphia at Syracuse.
Cincinnati at Detroit.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
81 @
To Clear Awoy

3 Misses $s9os Ribbon Weave Wool couts, S3o
Cope collar and bow trim, beige and navy
Misses $500 Wyner Wool Jersey coots, S35.
Shirred back, red, grey and black. Sizes 10 to TO-
7 Misses $4e.o9 Hoekonum Wool chemise coots,
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Misses $4S.o9 Worsted Wool Slim coots, $35.
Button style with back bow, navy. Sizes to l6.
Misses $4o.Se SporkIet Wool Wrop coots, $35.
JeweIed tob, white. Sizes 10 to 6.
Misses 5000 Sycamore Goats in BeIuire Wool,
$40. Navy, beige Sizes 10 to 6.
Misses S69.e9 Sycamore Coots in Monterey Tweed.
$40. Black, navy. Sizes to Is.
Misses $S5 SouffIe Wool coots, S55 Hand tailored,
beige. Size l6
Misses $85 Petitpoint Wool coois, SIS. Hand toi-
lored, broid trim, navy. Sizes II and IA.
z Misses $S5 imported Cotton Goats, S65. Hand
toored white Sizes 10 and H.
Misses $9S.o9 Cotton coots, SIS. Wrap style,
hond toored, black and beige with embroidery. Sizes
10 and H.
Coot Shops, Third Floor Street ond
selections OF oil JeIIeH bronch stores
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Suits-Third Floor

Sults-Third Floor
s4sss weoI wskns Suits. ssS Grey size 3; navy sizes
$4sSs TsIss wsnisd wOsl Suits $3s Navy, l5
block sizes 70 IS.
$4sSs wininks Walking Su SIS. Red sire L. white size g.
$500 Finssss WeOl Fsnns Sui $40. Aquo sizes ond Isl
beige, size i3 ond IS.
$500 Checked Wool Tweed Suits SIS. sus-ondwe, sizes
" and 3.
$500 Fursts twOo end Fu Suits s3s Red II to ls
cinnamon. sizes, 7, II and 49,
$3.50 Yonpyed wos Jersey Suits SIS. Beige Sizes 10 ond
10; navy, sizes II ond l6
$500 pvpiOn Silk Suits $4s. Nov size H. block sizes TO-
IA ond lS
$3.50 vsrdOns Wool Crepe Suits $40. Red 10 a.
$500 Imported woeI Tweed Suits $40. Gold sizes 10 10;
orange, sizes II to 10.
$esss vs'dOno Wool Crepe Suits. $40 Block se blue
a.
SIS PstpOnt worstsd Wool su, s4s. Navy "a; black
10 TO IA.
$500 Pstpoin Wonsd Suits. $50 Natural ronch mink
color. Red size IL; blue, size a.
$sss9 PstpOint Worted Wool Suits $50 Natural ranch mink
color. Beige sizes 10 to 10; grey, size 10 to IA.
$500 MsyfIowG Wool FsnnsI Suit, $50. Red size IT,
$500 Fonimsnns Striped Tese Woe Suits $50 Blue size
[oh; moue, sizes l4h, 1874 ond 2oh.
$SS Chiffon FIsnns chsms Suits $50 Beige sizes 10 and 6
$sS sssnes Heirns Checked Wool sus $50. Novy-ond-
white sizes 10, IA ond l6; brown, sizes IA and l6.
SSsSo FOrstmonns BoueIs Ssm-Ftsd Suit $50 Red size H.
Slo Fontmenns SIk-ondWool Suits. SIS. Toupe size IA;
wheo sizes 10 TO a.
$lIo Joesmer Imported Tweed Suits s7S Moue
pink and frost mint sizes and w. beige TO- ond g.
tu products obeled to show country origin Of imported fus
$zS PstipoiHt Werstsd wos Suit, SIS. Natural show
collar. Beige size IA.
JsIsffs Street. oIso Jeleffs bronch stores
Evening star., 1958-05-15

io-Women's $4os9 Nubby Wool BOueIe coots $50. Blue
beige with cordieon neckine Sizes Il proportoned
lo-Womens S4e99 Poeie Woed Wool Crepe coot., $35.
Navy and grey buttoned style Sizes 10 e proportoned
lo-Women $3.50 Wool Dress coots $40 Verdno crepe
knitted look wooen button wrop styles Move blue beige
toost Sizes z to 20 propotioned
4-Womens $500 Imported Wool Tweed Goats, S45 Green
blue with petal collar. Sizes Y 10 8 proporoned
5Womens 5000 Moylower Wool FonneI coats S45. Two
grey. Taller sizes SO TO 40
l2-Womens S6999 Hond Tolcred Wool coots SIS. Wosed
wool ond wool onne Toer "a to 40 and
poporoned sizes 10 to Is.
3-WOmens SIS Formonn Wool coats. $50 Broid trimmed
NoVy, size g. and black z and A.
2-Womens $3.50 Ferrsnn Petipoin Wool cooss $50 EN-
bodery applique NoVy o ond II proporioned.
Third Floor Street. and selections OF oil ee Branch Stores
Evening star., 1958-05-15

4-JunO 5000 Wool TOppers. $40 codieon style bosket
weave. Blue navy Sizes TO 3.
4JunOrs $3.50 Silk end Wool Toppsn $50, Clutch style,
gold, white. Sizes to l3.
S-Junors $49.9e Wool Long coats S3S Teoo and fonne
with detachable white color Grey nov. Sizes to 3.
5-JunOrs S499s Wool Wrop coo Ss5. Slim nondon style,
beige, red white, with knitted look
7-JunOs 5000 Ronone Wool Coats Sss Wrop style SHRED
back Navy, red, beige Sizes 5 to 3 %
6Juno $500 Slim Wool coots $40 Grey novy with scor
Sizes to l5
io-Junio $500 Beore Wool cOo,s, $40. Slim STYLE with
round collar. Red noy. beige ond Iehebue.
Third Floor Street. o7d ecctions oil Jec Bronh 2bres
Evening star., 1958-05-15
ChiIdren's Shops

Falls Church, ShirIneton and Silver Spring
Todders $2es to Ss.ss Srow Hs 81 end $Iss Few ho,
ond bog sets included; white and coor
Toddes S4o9 and $500 Dresses S29s Cotton posteIs
checks stripes and pods Few white and pastel nyons Sizes
|, z ond 3.
s2ss and $500 Cotton sunsuts $ss Several Styles broken
sizes ] to ond medium, large, extra loroe
Toddes 81 80 Polo Shirts Soc and ST. Solid tones stripes and
ocquotd poerns. Sizes to 4.
Girls 81 kyOn PeieOot, $29s Embroidered bouttont STYLE
TO IA.
Preeens 81 NyIon Ps.soot sz9s. MorQusene with son
stripe white sizes to a.
S2eS Boby Doll Poomo $ISS Combed cotton pisse in prints
Sizes to q, few sroller sizes.
Girls $3.50 Cotton Knit Peiomos, $22S Special purchase fine
for Ski points style in poste coo Sizes TO- II and a.
"Ree TN.
Conn. Ave hos selection from above items
$499 $799 Cotton Dresses, $29s $3.50 Solids and
prints, few dresses with jockets. Sizes 10 Ok.
Boys Sl4.99 and $i699 Spring costs, $s9e and Sioee
Grey, checked and solid color woos Sizes to T.
Girls Si799 70 SIS spring eosts $os9 $l4s9. Wool in
solid eoors and novelty weoVe fitted and boxy styles Sizes
TO o<.
Girls $3.50 3-Pe Suits $4Ss Royon onne grey with brioht
cotton print blouse Sizes to H.
S7o9 Slo9e Dresses $3.50 TO $3.50 Non and cottons
checks ond posteIs. Sizes to a.
Girls SIS TO $ss Spring ceuts. SI2ss S2S Wool fitted
and boNy styles solid postes and novelty Sizes a.
Pe-teens $299 Cotton Twill Shorts $2z5 White pink oouo
lioc ond r1oize; bock ripper. Sizes 8 to a.
pink. BLUE. yellow. ncVy.pnd block Sizes to H.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Junior Deb Shop-FOurth Floor

$3.50 to $39.99 Dresses-Sl8
Cotton -ond-sk shirtwost dresses, poid and
stripes; spun royon dress with coot; navy sheer
bosic dress; pure silk prints; grey silk -ond- cotton
chennise dress; bIoused back chemise; printed
cotton with full skirt and low necked bodice;
postel spun royons; princess line silk in bright
coors; checked cotton dress with oroonzo bow
JeIIefsF Street. and selections Jeefs branch stores
Evening star., 1958-05-15
School, Career Shop-FOurth Floor

$500 and s4s9 Shirts ST. White and coors sizes 3o36
makers, WOOL wool and fur blends synthetic fibers. Broken
$7Ss koon soue S. Dressy tailored Styles white sizes
slos9 Wool FIanns Skirts. S. Pink, beige oquo royo red
Si4s9 Dresses S. Cotton kns royon prints ond vedero
chemse ond full skrted styles, light ond dark coor Sizes
$3.50 Cor coats $l1 Voter repeent cotton some with hid
den hoods Knit and solid Green natural and blue
sllss Wool Topps SIS. Beige with adjustable cuffs sizes
$3.50 Evening Dresses SIS Royon toeto boeno sye pow
$3.50 to 5000 Spring cOot. SIS Woods eosuo Styles
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$3.50 AI-Purpose coo,, $40. Wool Jerseys repeen
$3.50 Wool Suits, s11 B9H and desoker styles, BEIGE
powder blue, Sizes 5 to IS
JeIetfs Street, oso limited JeIefs shrinoon
ond Silver Spring
Lingerie Shops-seeond Floor
sisS Nyon Treot Briefs, ST. White pink, blue;
Street Floor.
$3.50 Cotton Blend Peteoots $3.50 Poneed white sizes mo
$3.50 Cotton Psomos SzsS sroodcoh cossc STYLE sizes %
to 20; pisse body dolls sizes smol and medium
s40s HyOn Treot Rosebud Print Petieoots s2Ss Sizes o
medium and Jorge Also S225 mochine bondeour, ST.
ssss NyOn TreOt PettieOo $2ss sheoth style in
ssss Cotton Blend peieoot. $3.50 so~bey applique pom
$3.50 Cotton -Eyon Blend seep~esr $500 Noon
wotz gowns and boby doll poomos pink blue yellow. Sizes
81 TO 40 and snoI medium, large group
SSs5 and S6.95 NyIon Trieo Slips S395. Also peteoots
white block, champagne rosebud prints Sizes 81 to 40.
$595 Petite Lingerie OF Nylon Tieot, S395. Slips and
length oso cotton blend woltz gowns Sizes to IS
group
$3.50 Nyon Sotn sheoh Pettieoo S4.7s. White black and
beige. uoce embroidery trims, no ironing.
$500 Cotton Blend Slips $4.7e Trimmed with folds nyon
tricot, sizes 81 to 40.
$685. Sass NyIon Teot Gowns, s4ss to $685. Woz and
full length styles luex lace and embroidery trims pink blue
group Sizes 80 TO 49,
81 ee Nyon Son Sins, SIS 90 White and black from, fon,o
noker like TO IS 10 to TO- 4 to 20 W. and
toll sizes Il TO 20.
S799 and $3.50 Cotton Blend Gowns, $3.50 Wotz
length with embroidery trim Pink, blue 81 TO 3d.
Ssss Cotton DoeronS Wolfe SIeepweor $3.50 Wotz ond full
length gowns baby doll poomos from tomous moker Printed
pink. blue, mint ond beige; sno, medium and Ioroe
$3.50 Nyon Sheer Peteoo $500 Boufont style red beige
and block Size medium only.
"Reo. TN.
Street and oil Jeieff broneh stores
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Millinery IF Street

millinery - Street
$3.50 10 $3.50 Feneh Room Hs $3.50 TO $3.50 Most
styles reduced "a ore Collection OF designer hos, nony
ot-o kind.
sloso $3.50 Spring Hats, $3.50 sllso Selections Of
styles and coors
Ssss SSe5 Hot 81 S. Srows printed fobrcs oroonzo
and fowered styles. DoCk and bright eolors.
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$3o.99 and $49.9o Dresses and
FormuIs-S28

Pure silk shontune shirtwoist dress spun royon
sheath with striped ocket; silk shontune bosc
style dress; sizes 9 to l3. BoIIerino length royon
toffeto, and net with toffeto formos; broken
sizes.
JeIeffs Junior Deb Shop Fourth Floor, Street;
selections at broneh stores
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Shoes-FOurth Floor, F Street

ShOeS-Fourth Floor Street
and blue suede block potent eoher red and blue colt
$loo5 and l2s5 MsHneaun $3.50 Potent leather cofskn
dyeoble Ioce ond fashion fobrcs
$3eS Confetti Leather Pumps $3.50 Block blue brown grey
trimmed with bows medium heel height.
$l7s5 and Sass Hill and Dale Shoes $3.50 Pumps ond sling
styles discontinued patterns medium heeed eothe Street,
S249S N. Wolf Shoes, $3.50 Just IS pors Street only
Sass and $24s5 ModeOeIe Reptile Shoes. $sso Alligator
and zod shoes discontinued potterns just SO po Street.
Neckweur and Blousettes-street Floor
81 ond So Ribbon Sesrss. 81. Assorted sizes ond eoIors
81 and Sc Corduroy wesks 81 and ST. Gold grey turquoise
$500 and 500 Bousstte ST. Doeron@ and nyon shirts
short sleeve styles white and colors Broken 81 3d.
$500 Bulky Orion Sweaters ST. 6ouson style with finoed coo
white in broken sizes
reg TN
Jeefs Street. oo selections FoIs Church, Shirneton and
Silver Spring
JeweIry-F Street
81 Necklaces Bracelets ond Eurnss for ST. Simulated peos,
cooed beods and stones, oo white styles.
$3.50 Jewel Boxes $3.50 Pastel coo sucted leather
Limited quontty
81 Eenss BEoeees and Neekeees 81 TO $3.50 Whites
ond postels, oIso colored Stones
SlIs5 and SI4s5 Watches. $7sS and Ss.ss. Lodes styles
limited quantity
plus Federo tox
HoSieV-F Street
Sll5 TO- SSo FuIFGshoned Hose p for 81. Dress and
waking sheers medium shodes broken sizes
81 shoporei Hose ST. Full fashioned ond nude foot Broken
sizes and colors. Discontinued styles
The Stocking EKo! Two po and spare tufohoned hose
Broken sizes, box $l.5o.
s49s PO"ne Velvet Slippers $3.50 severo coo broken
smol medium ond large.
S.s5 FuIFsshioned Hose, pr for $ISo Also seore
discontinued styles.
Evening star., 1958-05-15

Juniors $3e.o9 to $49.e9 Spring and Summer
coots, $29. Navy, white and spring garden coIors.
Famous maker! Porous wooens, flonneIs and
bosketweoves. Styles for town and troveI Sizes
5 to IS.
JeIeffs Coot Shops, Third Floor Street.
and oil JeIetf Branch Stores
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Junior Budget Shop-FOurth Floor
$ll.99 to $l7.e9 Dresses-ss

Polko dot cotton-ond-siIk chenise dress cotton
knit dress with blouson top; royon sheath with
roll collar; striped cotton knit Dress cotton tweed
eoot dress. sizes to. IS. Many one of kind
styles.
Junior Budget Dresses Fourth Floor Street and selections
OF JeleH bronch stores
Evening star., 1958-05-15

Fur Scion, Third Floor, Just II Pieces!
l-SlSo Dyed brown squirrel cope iOekst. FZo
:. l-slss Dyed mu.t,.t jset.. 'l25
l-$l95 Dyed black Person lomb pow s,9r
coat. full length HZo
3-Sles Dyed block BrOudtuiI processed S,,r
lamb jackets --------------.---. I'D
l-Sl95 Noturol wild mink pow jacket TIL0
3-SlsS Dyed block Persian lamb jackets >IZo
l-S225 Dyed white broudtui processed SI7C
lamb bolero with noturoI mink collar, ~
S-S22s Dyed Iet-Out muskrut jackets I'D
l-$235 Dyed blue mole ioeket ---. @IZo
Plus Federal toS
Fur products lobeed to show country OF orion Of
imported furs.
Street only