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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-04-03

Contending that ruling of an
Atlanta court holding the NAA
CP in contempt and imposing
$4,000 fine is arbitrary, unrea-
sonable and unlawful lawyers
for the Association have asked
the United States Supreme Court
Ia reverse the refusal of the Su-
nreme Court Of Georgia to revisw
ats denial of petition for a Wri'
Of certiorari to the Georgia Court
of Appeals.
The NAAcP petition to the y.
6 Supreme Court was fliea OH
march 20, one day before lhe
time granted by Justice Hugo
Black for filing expired.
The case originated on NoVein-
her 81. 1856, when, unannounceo'
agents of the Georgia State feVe-
<ara
me descended upon the NAfeoi
regional and branch otfees III AZ
aanta with a demand Tor iii'
date production of all DooNs' =
coras and other data bearing Oh
4axnaver's income. disbursements
and expenses prepared or useo
~ said corporation (NAAcP) IN
fine conduct of its business oufhs
the taxable years 1s47 tnfousA
1856" u,r
Such records as Mrs. RUBY nun
lov the Associations southeast
e,.n regional secretary, had IN nef
possession were made aVailapie
for inspection by the revenue a.
cents. When John c. Calhoun
then president of the Atlanta N
AACP branch, requested oppor-
tunity for himself and counsel to
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-04-03
DETROIT NAACP FREEDOM
DINNER MAY GROSS
MORE THAN $4,000

DETROIT-Gross income from
the fourth annual Freedom Fund
dinner, sponsored by the Detroit
branch of the NAAcP, may ex-
coed the $4,000 record Of last
year, Arthur L. Johnson, eXecu-
tive secretary of the branch, re-
ported today. With some ticket
money still outstanding, Mr. john
son said that receipts already a.
mounted to $32,795.0O.
Principal speaker at the gala af-
fair on March % was NAACP
Executive Secretary Roy Wilkins.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-04-03
NAACP Seeks High Court Review
OF $4,000 Atlanta Court Fine

confer with the judge before COM
plying with the order, he and
other branch officers were con-
fronted with an order to show
c7use why they should not be
cited for contempt. Motions filed
by the NAACP to dismiss the
courts ruling were overruled,
On December IA 1856, Mr. Cal
houn and the NAACP were found
in contempt. The branch presi-
dent was ordered committed to
the common jailp where he was
held for about three hours AMI a
fine of $4,000 was imposed upon
the NAACP. Upon release, Mr.
Calhoun accompanied revenue a.
gents TO the branch office where
the books and records were in
spected. Although released, the
contempt citation against him re.
NAMED pending.
Appeals through the state courts
proved unavailing. Whereupon,
the NAACP, claiming that the
judgment and sentence of the
lower court we're excessive,
cruel and unusual filed a petit
ton in the U. S. Supreme Court
for a writ of certiorari to the
Supreme Court of Georgia.
Signing the Associations petit
ton were NAACP attorneys Ro-
bert L. Carter of New York, gen.
eral counsel; Frank d. Reeves,
Washington. A. T. Walden and
D. L. Hollowell, both of Atlanta;
E. E. Moore jr.; Romae L. Tur-
ner. and S. S. Robinson.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-04-03

after witnessing 700 Los Angeles
area Explorer Scouts demonstrate
their driving skills, "Teenagers
today really are being taught to
frive as opposed to the haphazard
manner in which we picked it
up"
Each of the boys, aged Ia to
IS, participated in driving test
supervised by a state driving
examiner and competed in a
short economy run which dem
onstrated that careful driving
is economical, too. They also
took the standard California
drivers written examination.
After scoring the lasts, an ex-
aminer remarked, "These boys
really know the motor vehicle
code book. Only four per cent
failed, and most of the errors
we're on questions dealing with
recent changes in California dr1v-
.ng laws"
A California Highway Patrol
officer explained his interest in
the program this way: We're
eager for any opportunity to
work with prospective drivers.
We like to get them young -
before they have a chance to
develop incorrect driving habits
or attitudes.
There's another thing, too" HI
added "After we spend the day
working with these boys. the!
realize we're their friends. That
a healthy attitude which helps u
tremendously in our work"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-04-03

gave viewers
an entirely
new slant on
young drivers.
Safety Of.
ficals, police
and parents
discovered that
youngsters to-
day are taking
their driving
seriously.
AS one par
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-04-03
Parents, Police
Boost ROad-e-O
BY Jeanne Smith,
Dodge Safety COnsultant

RODEOS may be nothing new
out West, but a recent "Teenage
Road-e-o" in Inglewood, Calf,
involving cars instead of horses,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-04-03

TAKES TIC THE AIR Kansas city
born Mary Esther Tiller, first Ne
gro airline hostess for an Ameri-
can-based international airline
took her first flight last week
when she flew on the Kansas City
to New York run for TWA. A
graduate of Sumner high school,
Miss Tiller also spent three and
a half years at the University Of
California at Los Angeles. She is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
c. Tiller of Kansas City. Miss
Tiller can peak German and
French. She is a member of the
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority.
--===-z--===--@=
for African Freedom Day has an
nounced Tom Mboya, Kenya's
outstanding political personality
and head of the Kenya Fedora
ton of Labor, and Michigan's
Governor G.. Mennen Williams, a
recent visitor to Africa, as prin-
cipal speakers in celebration
of Africa Freedom Day IN Carne-
gle Hail. Wednesday evening, A.
pril Is.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-04-03

AFRICA FREEDOM DAY
CELEBRATION SET FOR
FOR APRIL Is
NEW YORK-The Committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
Month End in the Sports Shop

Third Floor, broneh
81 S. oonoy $500 $500 Polished cotton wool
Jersey velvet brocode-dresy styles with neck ond sleeveless
Assorted coos, sizes 81 to SO.
Dsssy Skirts SIS SILL toonoy S499 $3.50 Full skirts in
tof nyon chiffon brooode beige blue black Sizes 10 to Is
Assorted Sweaters 81 and Sc. Oienoy S1O99 to S499) Woo
mohs and oronsdressoker styles trimmed eordoon bues Light
colors, SO to 40
10 TO Is.
Red blue mohor, sizes 10 TO l6.
Little Sports Shop
Street Floor Street, selections shneon Silver Spring. FoUs
Church.
Wool Skirts 81 $3.50 ononoy $500 to Sl49eJ Muieoo
pod block onne included Broken misses Sizes
Busss 81 $3.50 tOonoy S2o6 $780, Cotons Doerons
Aeron Jerseys group. White eoo Broken 81 to 3d.
NeckWeur-see Floor Street; selections oil branch stores
Royon Jeekets, $500. toenoy $685. Jewel tones sizes
smol medium, large.
Foks Fur Jseksrs $3.50 oenoy $3.50 and sl4ssJ
Block only; small, medium. oroe
Six Footer sesrfs, 81. orioinoIy 49, Woo-ondM
Bousss ST. So 81 oronoB $3.50 $500 Non, wool Jersey
Docon cotton
Wool searfs 81. torioinoIy 3d. Yellow print sauores d.
Silk overbIouses, SASS odnoy $685. Shirt style grey blue
gold; sizes 81 TO SO in the group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
Cabinet Wives
Are Feted by
CONGRESS Club

The wives Of cabinet nefi-
bers we're among those feted
yesterday afternoon at q
luncheon given by the Senior
Congress Club at the May
flower Hotel.
Honor guests included
Mrs. Ezra Taft Benson, Mrs.
Lewis +. Strauss, Mrs. James
p. Mitchell, Mrs. Arthur S.
Flemnaing, Mrs. William P.
Rogers Mrs. Fred A. Seaton
and Mrs. Robert B. Ander-
son.
: Mrs. Fred Vinson, Mrs.
Maurice H. Thatcher. Mrs.
Albert E. Carter and Mrs.
Stanley Reed, all past presi-
dents of the Club, were also
present.
Mrs. Everett Mckinley
Dirksen is president of the
club. Other officers include
Mrs. Wallace H. White, Mrs.
Robert Ramspeck and Mrs.
John Taber, vice presidents;
Mrs. Paul Brown, recording
secretary; Mrs. H. Malcolm
Baldrige, corresponding sec
rotary, and Mrs. William
Boehne, jr., treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
Mrs. Weis Asks
GO. P. to Face
Grim Fact

The Republican Party is
in great danger of becoming
a permanent minority party
unless we knuckle down and
solve the political problem
confronting U.S." Represent
alive Jessica Nice. Weis, of
New York, said yesterday.
The newly elected Con-
gresswoman addressed the
saith annual luncheon of the
Montgomery County FEEDER
alton of Republican Women's
Clubs at Manor Country
Club. Mrs. John Eisenhower
was a special guest.
President EiSenhower's two
smashing victories were not
great tribute to Republican
Party organization, and, in
fact, may have delayed
with serious consequences
our facing up to the grim fact
of a very weak internal party
organization" particularly at
the grass roots level, Mrs.
WeiS said.
1.-THE plain fact is. we were
simply outmanned, out
worked, out-talked, outma-
neuvered, and, in some cases
(but not ALL; outflnanced in
195S--and we cannot logi-
cally expect the opposition to
be weaker in 1860" she de-
clared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26

take q no. no matter what
reason you give him, until
he wears your patience out
and you finally have TO hang
up on him.
II do get called by insur-
ance men. But ! mostly get
calls from photographers. en-
cyclopedia statesmen, vacuum
cleaner statesmen etc.
They irk me with their
know 1t all" attitude and
leave me burning for hours.
DO they think we housewives
are all stupid? According TO
them, we know nothing.
Some Of these men are
down right rude and Of
fensive. The companies that
indulge in this make more
enemies than customers.
\ I could go on for pages
but I'll let this sufnce for
nov - telephone solicitors,
leave us alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26

gether the following ingre-
dents until creamy: | cup
confectioner's sugar. | large
teaspoon butter. q little va
nilla, 2 teaspoons dry cocoa
and 2 tablespoons coffee,
made very strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26

sifted with / rounded tea
spoon vanilla. Melt two
squares regular size choco-
late and mix well. Then add
white OF / stifEiy beaten EGG.
Bake in . fairly hot oven.
For the icing. beat to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
suits-Month-End cIeorino!-F Street Only.

Brown Twseda. sz5. Codonony s4900I Size 10.
Wool Crepe, Sz5. tOrioinoIy $49.o5) Block. 10.
Boxy Wo'sied s2s. Originally $500 Red Cherry. T. -
Petit-polnt Wool s25. oeinok $500 Red, brown Ito ~
Wool $50 ooinoIy $6o99J Green red II and H.
Wool scsdeIeth, $40 (ori0InoIy $685. Blue Size TO-
imported Tweed $50 orionoIy $5eoel Toll, size H.
Wool Tweed. $50. Originally 5000 Rust z, a..
Empire Wool, $50. Originally S69e9l Terro. II to 10.
Worsted. $40. toofnok $685. Curry "a and 49,
StrieIo Worsed SIS. tOeinoy S69o8. Grey. 2o-plus
Block Worsted. $50. tOroncy S6e.9oD Size II.
stTsIo Woed $40 oronoI 5000 cloret blue prop 49, TO-
Missque Tweed $35. tOrionony $751 Size H.
Black soufHs Wosted $40 Originally Ss99el sotin trim H.
MayF0wer flsnneI $40 ORIGINALLY 1892 Blue Size
imported Tweed, $45. (orsnob $io) Mope Size 10.
Weutherune Suits-$l5 toronory ss5) Grey brown, r.d
blue lightweight Mosse and BeIn fobrc Mostly lo and Us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
BUDGET Dresses, S7.eo.
Junior Deb Shop Month-end!
: Street only 18th fl.)

u OUeet OHv NTul III
Juniors Dresses, ST. oenoH $3.50 and $25) Dresses for day
evening weor shoths full skirts and scpess foo Group
includes WOOL oire silk and crep-poes white
and prints
Juniors Dresses. $40 ooinok SIS and s35 coektO dresses
bosic WOOL mostly. Navy beige, Paris pink turquoise
Including silk chiffon cocktail dress.
Junior Budget Dresses So odono s499) cottons knts
royon tofteto, silk oeonzo one-piece and ioeke styles.
Junior Budget Dresses, $0 toronoy S7oo to S25D Cotton
foe full skied button back ocket STYLE prints included
SchooI-Cureer Shop Month End!
18th Foor Shnoton Silver Spring. Fos Church. Conn., Ave.,
Bethesda have seeetion
Storm coots 1888 oronoy S3ee9 Roceoon-cooed popns
lined n orion pile! Natural color to IS.
Storm coats. SIS Ooinoy S22e9 lnterned popns with orion
pile hoods Noturol color; 7 TO IS.
Winter $ss. toeinoy $45 and S4eesl Handsome ooped
smooth wools Fovorite colors'
ribbed popIns interlned epeen Red nouo eroy
II to IS in the group
Dresses S6 ST. toono S49e S229el Des and casual
styles wool Jersey, oyon oeetote Light dotk ooIor
Dresses SIS oonoIE S299e Royon ond ocetoe dups Prints
Iony
Bouses 81 and So todgnoy s499 1891 dry white
skirts. $500 todonoy so99l Wool onnes; sm-e;
Bermudss So oronoly 1891 Washable fonnes
Plods solid eoos; broken sizes to l5
Sweos IS ST. oenoIy Slo9e and $2eeD Fufoshioned
cordoon demoke styles White. blue yellow, ereen
sizes "a 10 SO in the group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
Mrs. McMonomy
Is Tea Hostess

Mrs. Carl D. McManamy
was hostess yesterday after
noon at the first Of a series
of silver teas she is giving to
benefit the Florence Critten-
ton Home building fund.
Among the guests were
Mrs. William P. Rogers. Mrs.
Perle Mesta, Mrs. M. Robert
Guggenheim, Mrs. Carlos P.
Romulo, Nine Yang, Mrs.
Thorton Owen, Mrs. Preston
Wire, Mrs. Patrick Matthews
and Mrs. Gregory Mason.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
Bothiub Problem

Mrs. p. d., Lexington PdTk
The bathtup in our new
apartment has q brownish
coat over the bottom and
lower sides. 1t is rough to.
the touch and very unsightly.
Could someone suggest some
thing to use to remove it?
/ have used bleaches and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
WEE WOMEN

laundry tubs? The tub leaks
around the shoppers and the
water will not stay in. How
can / care for the Formica
on my kitchen sink and keep
the stainless steel edge from
looking messy?
/ would certainly appre-
ciate any help on these.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
woMENs couts-eheek for Month-End savings!


Black Coats ss5 oonoy Sls Bin and Bn the beautiful
cOats 49, oonoy $8osel Button styles black green
proportoned 8, IA, To-
Amethyst $50 oenoy S89ee1 button classic with
round color. proporoned size z. 49,
Black coots $69 tOoinoH $o8o91 Propooned sizes a. TO-
Women Bcuee Goats SIS oIonoy $685. Hand tooed bue
button STYLE Propotioned 10 to L.
coess $se OnoH S25l Detachable Beaver eoor beige
Sizes "a AS.
coa. $IIo toronoy Sl451 Blue wool with notrol
Lob collar and cuffs block with dyed block Persian lonb
Mil. coots s7s odonoy sle51 ooube-skn Il
and IA. sa
cos4s toonok $l451 Toupe blue Formonn
wTS WIN c So0! sss c0T Stitched 6oe Button closing
S S a%s Rs $751; o Isi $685. Diagonal WOOL grey
or black, propeticned sizes 8 to H.
JUNIORS Coots-Furred and FurIess!
coots $s5 toonob l8l The collars detachable
black, beige Bohomo wool, II to Is
Black cous With White Mink ses oanoy Slloo sutton-up Styles
Mnkc coo $50 iohonoy Sesee) Wrop style
shrtino; green plus wool 9 and u. 7
Coats S55 oenoly S8999 Clutch style with Orion
White Mink on Block SIS oonoy s8ee93 Luxury blend wooond
fur with mondorn collar white rink block Sizes to ~.
$40 Oonoy Se8oe Textred wool buon-up
detachable collars; green with obe black with white mink
Cashmere coo $50 toanoy $l35 Navy blue green Bohomo blond
shades button and styles Sizes to 49, Fine Forstonn
Poodle Staff cou.s $44 tooinoIy $9se9 Airy cuooped woon
$55 tOoinoIy $6qo9 Fuored Silhouette lined
with white Orion pile Sizes I to l.
zpned Coats $40 toonoy $599ol Blue oxford button
eoots with Orion pile zip-out Innings to -
BcEsuno cous $45. Oenoy Soe9e) Mon-node FUR beige or
charcoal. Sizes and 3.
Fur products labeled to show country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
! READERS CLEARING HOUSE
cIeansers 70 no IVAN. Thank

cleansers to no avail. Thank
you.
80
Mocha Cake
Mrs. r. @. M, Fairtar
TO Mrs. y. T. r.. Alexandria
Here Is a recipe for q
One Egg Mocha Cake. To
make. cream together / large
tablespoon butter, / cup
sugar. Add yolk Of egg.
Then stir in a cup milk. u
teapsoon salt and " teaspoon
vanilla. Add full cup -four
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
Telephone Solicitors Leave Us Alone

3sosAestN
T. too, have long wanted to let on steam on TINS
subject Of telephone soliciting. Il don't think could
honestly say object to the polite solicitor who takes
~no thank you" for an answer,
But do object land so do all my friendsl to the
nerson who calls with an obvious catch line He won't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26

Mrs. E. r. s., Washington
! sent this request in sonne-
time ago but got no replies.
I'm hoping some reader viii
help me out this time.
What can ! use to keep my
stairs looking nice and still
not make them slippery?
What can I do about my
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
Misses! Juniors! Black, Color Goats! s44 4.
Bros, Corsets-F Street Only.

Bros $ss $sss. ooinoy s. s5 stop stropess
Gies Girdes $3e5 $I2es tooinoy S5e5 to ss5o
Non nets son ostex ocquod Upper
puIon Styles boned, boneless
Foundations $se5 $lss5 oenoy $3.50 $2o5ol Bond and
homeless puons Non nets non on osx Side
or back zippes. few stropless in the group.
Robes Clearing! T Street Only.
Cotton Quilts $500 oroinol $500 soeo) Fitted or loose
styles Poid oros Some buton-ups styles Sizes to g.
Hostess Robes SIS. toonoy $2oee Royon bocode Sizes
10 to 49,
Robes Busters $500 5000 oooy $oe and 1901 Royon
cho robes busters oo Pink blue; broken 10 A.
Two-Pe Posme $3.50 o9noy $780, Quilt top sizes 10 6
Misses Furred and Furess Coats
-colued cpe $25 toronoy $751; Anglo polished block
wool with large Fitch collar. Size a.
MkcoIored coo. $s5 ononoy $559 Black beige wool
with stondowoy COLOR Of noturoI roneh mink. to IA.
Cross Fox ccur SIS toonoIy $l35 SHRED black Of
Reggie WOOL green. Size l6.
Mnk-eolaFed Coats, $65 tOonoy $10) Button Of hook
exued wool, droped back. Green blue II and IA.
Cashmere cOu $se OonoH S35 MIum lined beige Bohomo,
red, black. ginger Sizes 8 to IA.
Wink coO sos tooinoy $l25 wink" the remarkable mon-eds
fur in silver ranch Sizes 10 to IA.
Black Dress Coats $50 oonoy $l8 Modified full Silhouette polished
wooden with velevt tie. 10 and H.
coot $ss orieinolE $7ooo3 Length
Tweed Toppen $50. ooinory s5999J Full silhouette
block Sizes TO IT,
BOrsono TOpper $40 mon-ode fur" with shawl
collar, blonde silver. IA and TO-
White Borsono Topper $40. oonoy S2sJ Little bero Of
mon-mode "fu."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26

Weutherune Suits, So lori0inoIIy $3.50 ond s29s9l
Royon for oil Sizes g. TO- H. H.
Blue green, pink, gold beige in the group
$500 ST. Avocado pole blue white with red
o novy dot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26

now / have been preparing
separate meals. ! would great
ly appreciate any suggestions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
F Street Only!
Fubrie Gloves, 99e. torlonoly s. to So,
NyIons Or cottons High Shodes

Fubric Gloves, o9c. (oioinoly 81 to So
Nyons High Shades
Full Fashioned and Seamless NyIons, pr. $3.50.
toroinoly $l.l5 and sl.35).
dmtoes-eoced heel and toe Twin-heod with cotton soes
1te. $1s5 Coonoy s295 $685. Seamless full fashioned
Hos Sole sIUOe $50 odonoy $685. croched tops Red
blue, Block. Sizes small, medium in the group.
Houbiqont QueIques FIeurs Set, S. opotnoly ss75o
Shower cop efrescence and toilet wotet
Da,ss sv' p SSTr p"de oGno Noy or
VoIoee scent All prices plus Federal tox
Hondboq cleorowoy S395 to $3.50 todonoy $50 sl5J
eothers; mostly boodcIohs in black, brown, navy
Prices plus Federal tax
200 Pr Discontinued Modemoisees S. oa9e cell slS'5
Block brown blue colt patents High medium heels
Mannequin S. odonoy Sloe5 and $ze5o
sondoI suedes poten obes High medium heel styles
JeweIY, for 81 toronoNy 81 eochJ
Necklaces earrings mostly. Postes, eolord bead designs
JswsIr 81 to IS. tohoinoly 81 to slol
Necklaces eornos broceet Pose eoOred beod stone Styles
tailored metals.
Prices plus Federal tax
Month End Savings in Lingerie
End Floor, Street. and
Warm Seepweo 81 and S. oronoy s3es to $780, Royon
choiIb and cotton fonneIs broken Sizes All stores
Puumu Set S. oonok $685. Royon hoIs poomos and
duroy Pink or blue; sizes 81 to 3d. All stores
NyIon Teot Seepweur, s. to $50 ooinoy s595 s2e5J
Shifts, body dolls or long gowns All stores.
Cotton Seepweor oeooy $500 $500 Shorty baby
dolstF Street only.
Sims S. ooinoy S. 80 to $780, Cotton blends nyon
stropies STYLES Broken 81 to 40. Street only.
Acetate Ticot Briefs for 81. odenoy 49c p) 55-dener
white; sizes T. Street Floor. Street
NyIOn Tco Briefs for $50 CodoinoIy 81 pr Loee trimmed
sizes 5 to 7. F Street
Nyon Tncot Pettisps $o5 odonoy $685. White navy blue.
belize embroidered Ioce trimmed Street Floor, Street.
Nvor sps Petsps S3e5 to $685. tonanoy s5s5 to sl4s5l
White Petisps eoIor smoH medium large sizes Al stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
Ulcer Recipes
Mrs. E. B.. Rockville

Mrs. E. B., R0cEDtLLe
Does anyone have any reci-
pes for people who have ulcers
and can't eat everything? ]
have Just been told that !
have ulcers and I'm at a loss
as to what to fix for myself
that will also be appetizing
to the whole family. Up until
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26

French Room-Month End Clearing!

French Room-Month End Cleuring
ot Street, FoIIs Church! -
Ruyon Luce Dress. S35 toonoy s7o Green blue shect
Satin cout, $35 to $e5 toronoHy $50 TO $i25l
Droeude couts, 500. orioinoIy sl25l
Cocktail Dresses 35 to $5 oonoy $50 seo seqn trimmed
0 oI-oyer sequins; block. blue,
Pink Velvet Gown Se5 odouoy s475J Bubble skirt cut velvet
sropess. Size r.
Chiffon Wool ss5 or0noy s9o Epe-effeet beige so jewel
neckIine
Sheath $50 oonoy s7o) Blue beige royon crepe
with bIouson top, sequn trim
Bcuson Sheath $30 oony s5ol Green block royon crepe
tosse trim
Wool Costume. SIS totonoy sl251 Navy purple with wool
print blouse.
Silk Fuie Dress SIS oronoy $500 sde-doped sheo black or
lbeoe
Silk Print Costume. $24 odonoE S5o.l
Silk Print Dress $24 (oronoIy S3o.9el
Silk FuiIe Dresses. S24. lorioinolb $1,000 Black
Brown Wool Costume. $24 odonoy s5o)
Wool Bouson Dress, $40 odgnob $3.50 Green or blue
Ruyon Foie Costumes $40 and $45 conok SIS ond $eol
black or blue
Women's Dresses-Month End, Clearing!
End Floor Street Selections also at Falls Church, Silver
Spring and Shirlineton.
crepes prints, So todonoy $3.50 $500 One Of kind
royon crepes-block. blue, grey brown few prints
Dresses SIS odooy SIS Sseeo Royon erepe block blue
oos silk prints green red few woos foe blue Sizes l4h
Ito ~ broken
Afternoon Styles SIS touonok s4999l Afternoon black
blue satin trim @1 ss5 s8E Ut Masss1s
Romney Room Dresses $50 to s45 toondy $3.50 o9,
Ruyon crepes black blue brown. oon-ondwool prints with oeke
Two-psce knit rose or blue. ~ t1sf