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GEORGETOWN
NELLIE LOWE CASSEL

3 summer rentals: / with . bed
rms, / with bedrms. / with
) bedrmS. Price ranges from
5000 to $500 each per month.
Evening star., 1960-06-04
RIVER ROAD AREA Wilson Knoll

Mr.. SHERATON PARK HOTEL
OF Conn. ave. n.w.-4 bedrms.,
nicely furn.: S295. incl: all utils.
2-h2nR Dixie Realty Co. AgtS.
Evening star., 1960-06-04

AcCOKEEK, MD.-3-rm. house. "a
acre, S75 mo. No children. Bu.
3-2S41.
ALDIE, va, VIC.-5-bedrm. farm
house. Imaginatively furnished;
all modern appliances, horse. pas
lures, bass ponds, private hunt
ing. 55 Minis. committing to D. c.
5000 mo. Min. 1-yesr lease, MRS
HANSON, FA. 7-55S7, through
Teeshurp
, 1960-10-29

LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued from yesterday
BILL No. 1185
THIRD LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF H UNITED STATES h5
Regular Session
1860
Act to Provide Appropriations for Special Projects Of the
Government Of the Virgin Islands for the Fiscal Year
July /, 1859 to June 80. 1860.
BE IT ENACTED by the Legislature Of the Virgin Islands
SECTION i. The following amounts for special pro
iects, or SO much thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
appropriated out Of any funds in the Treasury Of the Vir
gin Islands for the period July /, 1859 to June ~, 1861 tor
the purposes hereinafter expressly named:
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION:
For completion Of school improve
ment projects authorized for DOber
jefferson, Nisky Schools and Fenc-
ing Of Pollyberg kindergarten 9,5OO
Improvement and Repairs to Prin-
cess School; st. Croix, including
furnishings, Kitchen equipment,
sanitary toilet facilities, repair to
roof and floor, including fencing $4,000
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC r. !.
WORKS: 49,
For purchase Of new pilot boat for t.
Harbor Division, st. Thomas $4,000
DEPARTMENT OF PROPERTY
AMI PROCUREMENT: 49,
Deficiency appropriation needed for -
purchase and maintenance OF two
passenger-carrying vehicles or
US. Marshals Office 300
Total $4,000
DIR. ANDUZE ......... E
Mr.. DE LUGO ........... YEA
ME-. M E
Mr. YEA
MR.. HODGE E
Mr.. LAWAETZ ........... YEA
MR.. MADURO ............... YEA
MRS. MILLIN ........... E
~ MIR ..... E
Mr.. OTTLEY .............. E
80 49, rnrncE NEA--
, 1960-10-29

SECTION /. Section 4051, Title 33, Virgin Islands
Code, is hereby amended by extending the period for fl
ing applications for tax or fee exemption and the granting
of subsidies to not later than December 81, 1861.
SECTION 3. Section 1852, Title SO, Virgin Islands
Code, is hereby amended by extending the period for fl
ing application for subsidies and exemptions to- not later
than December 81, 1861.
SECTION 3. Section 4075, Title SO, Virgin Islands
is hereby amended by extending the period forfling
applications for subsidies and exemptions to not later than
December 81, 1861.
SECTION A. There is hereby created a special, tenn
porary Committee to be known as the INDUSTRIAL IN
CENTIVE COMMITTEE, comprised of two businessmen
appointed by the Governor, two Senators appointed by the
President Of the Legislature, and the Government Secre-
tary, who shall serve as Chairman. This Committee shall
study the industrial incentive program in the Virgin IS
lands, and submit a report with recommendations to the
Governor and the Legislature at the beginning Of the 1861
regular session of the Legislature.
, 1960-10-29
BE II ENACTED by the Legislature Of the

SECTION /. The following amounts Tor special PR
iects, or SO much thereof as may be necessary, are hereb
appropriated out Of any funds in the Treasury Of the Vii
gin Islands for the period July /, 1859 to June 80, 1860 fo
the purposes hereinafter expressly named:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-11

THE GAZEBo," an MGM release
Of an Avon production, produced by
Lawrence Weingarten, directed by
Georse Marshall, music by Jeff Alex
a plav by Alec Coppel. At the Capitol
Theater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-11

departure of Christopher Plum
mer, Mr.. Rathbone made the
switch.
THE Devil is a thinker, and
far from conventional" he
told the Associated Press.
MOREOVER: AS president
of the Berlin Film Festival
jury in 1857. this correspondent
learned the Germans liked
Twelve Angry Men," winner
Of the top prize that year &.
What he didn't learn was how
much they liked it, enough it
turns out to adapt it into play
form, in which guise it has
run for COG performances in %
different productions.
The summer drama festival
idea grows in Canada IN
der way now is a project to
hold Gold Rush Festival in
Dawson City, at a date still
unspecified Among the
founding fathers is Tom Pat
terSon. whose inspiration it
was to start the now world
famed Stratford (Ont.) Shake
spearean Festival Out of a
total Of 882 Oscar awards over
the past 81 years, Hollywood S
Academy of Motion Pictures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-11

and in the direction Of George
Marshall.
The two best performances
in the film, then, are those of
McGiver and trained pigeon
who goes under the name
Herman Both of these seem
to be naturally funny.
THE Gazebe" is modestly
produced, which leaves it look
ing a bit too much like a
photograph of the stage play
Not, however, for a fair proper
ton of yesterdays first audi
ence which found more to
laugh at than any reviewer
ever could.
BASIL SPEAKS: Basil Rath-
bone. a spare, lean, falcon
faced 81, has some scornful
words for those pathetically
provincial young players in the
theater who are afraid to get
out of the Times Square area,
According to the Associated
Press, Mr.. Rathbone's current
advice to beginning performers
is to get over their dislike for
1.-The road" or get out Of the
theater. If they just want TO
sit in New York. let them dc
something else" than try to act,
Mr.. Rathbone says.
He is speaking, let it be
understood, as a veteran star
who has just spent most of a
season on the road, playing the
Satan role in Archibald Mac
Leish's ~. B." Mr.. Rathbone's
first association with ~. B."
was in the God character as
a replacement for Raymond
Massey. When the Satan part
became available with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-11
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Arena Stage 1.-THE Game
Mutiny Court Martial" $50
pm.
National - zone More Riv-
err" $3.50 pm.
Catholic University-"Othel-
To-" $3.50 pm.
Screen
Misunderstanding Bramble
Bush." 1855, 4:25. 6:55. Gas
pm.
Capitol - "Gazebo," HAS
am. LAS, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and
.9:45 pm.
DupOnt-"Ivan the Terrible, T"
Part I, 2:25, 5:35 and S:45
pm. Part II. /, 4:O5. tbs and
1925 pm.
Keith's - who Was That
Lady," 11:15 am, 1:20, 3:25,
$50. 1885 and 9:45 pm.
Macarthur - Tiger Bay"
6:l5, sos and 9:55 pm.
MetrOpOlitan-"The Bramble
Bush" 11:40 am. 2:05, ABS,
7:05 and $40 pm.
OntariO-"Once More With
Feeling!" lis, 3:05, 1850, $40,
500 and 100 pm.
Palace The Three Muir
deresses," HAS am, 1:50,
1855, 5:55, 8 and 10:05 pm.
Playhouse - Circus Stars"
1910. 1:50, 800, ASS, 6:35, $40
$40 and 11:15 pm.
Plaza-"Nude in a White
Car" HAS am, lis, 1850,
4:30, 500, sos. $50 and 1925
pm.
Town - "Breakout," 4::20,
$40, 500, 1920 pm. and 1920
am.
Trans-Lux-"Suddenly Last
Summer" 1918 am, 1890,
$3.50, $40. 1880 and $50 pm.
Warner - Operation Petit
coat" II am. los, $40, $40,
1880 and 9:45 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-11

With Debbie Reynolds and
Glenn Ford as its stars, the
filmed "Gazebo" remains that
kind Of frantic farce which can
be q mutual strain on both per-
formers and audience.
Indeed, its only amusingly
relaxed character is the one
played by John McGiver who,
a few years ago, was proving
himself to be one of the finest
comedians ever developed at
Catholic University here. Mr..
McGiver plays a small con-
tractor type, one which enables
him to use that voice whose
pace and pitch always suggest
that there is almost nothing
that is really worth saying in
this world.
This is not only something to
laugh at but also, as McGiver
stresses it, something to think
about.
1t was the far-fetched situa-
ton of THE Gazebo" that
troubled the original. written
by Alec Coppel, and which
shows no improvement in jeff
Alexander's screenplay.
The roles of Miss Reynolds
and Mr.. Ford are those of a
musical comedy actress and a
television producer who are.
having trouble with a black
mailer who just happens to
have some embarrassing photo
graphs in his collection.
When the price of these be-
comes exhorbitant, it occurs to
Ford that it would be simpler
to kill the extortioner. AS for
getting rid of he body, it comes
to him that the best way is to
bury 1t in the concrete founda-
ton Of a gazebo being set up in
the couples suburban garden.
How all this happens will re-
quire no more imagination on
the part of the moviegoer than
1t did in the cases Of Play
wright Coppel and his adapter,
Mr.. Alexander. These two left
the strain of giving it a faint
relation to the rational up to
Ford and Miss Reynolds. The
strain shows in their acting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-11
Photography Course

The Central Branch of the
YMCA, 1885 G street NV. will
sponsor an eight-week, l2-hour
course in photography begin
ming Wednesday. The course
will meet at Z pm. and is open
to men and women. The cost
is $40 for members and $12 for
non members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-11

has come up with only one err
roneous inscription This
was in the case Of Spencer
Tracy's award for Captains
Courageous" This one was
inscribed to Dick Tracy, anoth-
er chap entirely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-11
THE PASSING SHOW
Ford, Debbie Teamed
. In CopitoI's Farce
By JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic Of The starr

From its beginning play Broadway it has been the
modest ambition Of 1.-THE Gazebo to provide the public with
little respite from its troubles
In this intermittently moment moment
successful its original form and this likely to be the
with the film version which opened Yesterday Loews Capitol
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Engagement Of Astrid|
Stirs Up Norweoions

= OSLO. Norway. Nov. Is tAP)
THE controversy over Prin-
cess Astrid's engagement to q
divorced cornmoner ragged in
Norway today.
The organ Of the Christian
Democrats - o middle-of -the-
road opposition party - de-
inanded that the 2S-year-old
Princess withdraw as Norway's
first lady when she marries
Johan Martin Ferner, 80. next
January IL.
The :, Oslo tmorning paper
Vaart Land said news Of the
engagement had been received
with feelings strongly mixed
with deep, sorrow"
"The uncomfortable feeling
ever this unfortunate engage
ment is noticeable in all par-
eleS In the Stort1ng tParlia-
pent)," it added. sa
! 1T Is safe to say that the
first serious split has appeared
in the relationship between the
royal family and the Norwegian
nation.
-. 1t I. is impossible for
Princess Astrid to continue as
Norway's first lady. after the
wedding"
: Since the death of her
mother six years ago. the prin-
cess has been the realms first
hdy.
The primate OF the Lutheran
state church, Bishop Johannes
Smemo Of Oslo. after first re-
fusing comment on the case,
said last night:
II have never been asked
directly to perform this mar
riage. But I have. by reasons
Evening star., 1960-11-15
:'TVWage|ssue
.Dead|ine Near

NEW YORK. Nov. Is (AP)
-Negotiators for the major
television and radio network
and q performers union con-
tinue contract talks today,
with prospects that the ses-
sion might continue fright up
to the strike deadline" at mid
night tonight.-,s 4.
: Minor progress was reported
BY a spokesman for the Amer
lean Federation Of Television
and Radio Artists after yes
terGay's discussions.
I'VE haven't cut any wood
Het," he said. But we've
cleaned up a lot Of twigs and
are getting at the vital issues. "
Radio and -elevision per-
formers IN New York, Chicago
and Los Angeles have author.
lied their national board to
call q strike If new contract
agreements are not reached.
The union has about 10000
members.
Such a strike would be the
first by performers against net
work operations. It could black
out live performances and stop
the tapping of shows and COM
mercials.
AFTRA is seeking a 10 per
cent increase in performer fees
and higher payments to per-
formers for re-runs of come
mercials.
The federation's demands
have been called completely
out Of line" by an executive of
o major advertising agency.
The networks represented IN
the negotiations are the Amer
ican Broadcasting Co.. The
Columbia Broadcasting System.
che National Broadcasfing Co.
and the Mutual Rroadcasting
System. MBS Is Q radiosonly
network. ~
Also sitting in on the AFTRA
talks are representatives Of the
Screen Actors Guild, which has
n etwork contracts covering
filmed commercials,
The Guild, seeking to bring
It's fees up to AF'TRA's level,
has been working under a cone
tract continuance agreement
since the scheduled expiration
Of their contracts last June.
Evening star., 1960-11-15

of conscience. never been able
to marry divorced persons. and
! win never be able TO DO it.
Bishop Arne Fjellbu q 10 per-
form the ceremony.
The government Labor Party
organ Arbeiderbladet said !:
The Norwegian Church should,
in Its own interest. consider
whether the hard and orthodox
view In refusing to marry d.
vorsed people. which is 50 wide
spread amongst our clergy.
should not be replaced BY Q
more human attitude"
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Italian Cook book First

RoME.-In :t474 an Italian
published the first known
cookbook, a best-seller entitled
About legitimate Pleasures. "
BY 1900 che French had'pub-
ished 90 editions Of this book
only later did they start com-
piling their own eeokbooks.
Evening star., 1960-11-15

What did Perry Como saythat
made Eisenhower roar with
iaughterfa Why did Perry
ignore Jim Hagerty's advice
about Ikef And. why is Conc
worried abont the record bus.
iness and today's ck-'n.roll.
:. ers7 Read u Cali on Perry
como"-in this weeks Post.
Get your copy today!
The Saturday Evening Post
Evening star., 1960-11-15

store Ito
needs a FIRE nhwde
u
Evening star., 1960-02-21
ooI-Cureer Shop Excitement!

Ath Floor, Street, selections OF bronch stores
Orig S4sss TO SIS Winter coots, S33. 0Ooo wools blue
red nude, block oIoccoon styles, worny wool inerned
Orig. S35 coots SIS. Brown wool tweeds TO IS.
Orig $3.50 Is S229S Dresses, $40 White posteI woos
dressy prints ond checks OF ond ocetoe 10 s.
Orig Sl7ss to $3.50 Cor coots So Voter epeent
popns coduroys orion Innings; beige green, brown :.
Orig SssS $l2ss Skirts, S6. Pleoed wool flannel white
Or eore, sim ond ooed wool t~eeds checks pIods 70
dressmoke puovers cord9on postei white novy black 81
40
Orig $500 s7ss soek s49s ord $3.50 Red pDo,ds Of
oerlon/ /Worsted grey wool fonnels. tol5.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Gift Items, ToiIetries-Check Yours,

Orig $2ss Eouins Boxes, $3.50 PINK blue Qrey wo postc
covers Fobrc Innings At Street Fos Church, Shnoton ord
Silver Spring
Following OF 2 Street Only
Orig $3.50 Houbson Both Set $2s9" Chon eau de toilette
and dustno powder.
Orig 81 Cologne oeeonte 81 Blue Iustre gloss
Ninon Gold Creom Soop, 3-coke box. boxes for 81.
China Perfume Bottles flower top, 25e
following OF Silver Spring, Fois Church, Shrnoton)
Orig $3.50 ond 81 Tole'ies 5se each Horet Hubbord
bubbin9 Both Oil, Honeysucke Cologne dustlne powder
Evening star., 1960-02-21
; Groups Handbags
F Street ond Branches

Orig IS SloSs Hondbos 81 Shoulder sop pouches
ton and red tIonneIs and novelties.
Orig S795 TO SIS Hondboss 81 TO S. Wool broodcloth
nes, cut VeVets feathers suoted eohers dresy pouches
obonas totes boxes ove boo black ton brown black
Orig $l2s5 to S6sS Hendbess 81 $40 Genuine Leather
pouches meo trome eothers dressy boodcohs Ton block
brown and navy.
plus fed
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Tights Reduced y

Sno, overoee ton Red green, beige novy, block
Orig Sz9s Tights, ST. Gotham Gold Stripe full fashioned end
seamless Debutites.
proof.
s4s5 and ss9s Slippers s7Ss ond ss9s Guove and pooer
suede boots, BetIyn sheorline lined slippers.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Neckweor Shop Items Y Price!

Orig 81 Aprons ST. CooruI flowers between double ply posc
Orig. 81 CoIendor Towels for 81.
Orig $3.50 to $500 BIousettes ST. 81 So White doco0
ton. black velvet Slightly sored 3 IS.
Orig. 81 to SIS Fur coIor now u price.
Orig. 59e TO 81 Flowers loe.
Selections At All Stores
Evening star., 1960-02-21
JeweIry-Is TO Y OFF!

Orig 81 Je~ey for ST. Necklaces brocee earrings coored
stones. White o0d cooed beods r Street only
Orig 81 $40 Je~eIry 81 S. Rh0esto0es neo coored
stones and beod eornes necklaces. bracelets At Street.
81 selections also branchesD
Orig. 81 TO IS White Je~eIry 5se $3.50. Necklaces and
eoUnos Al Street oil oronch stores
Prices plus Federal
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Little Sports Shop Finds!
Street Floor F Street ond FoIIs Church

Street Floor Street ond Fo7s ChUrch
Shrllneton ond Silver Spring
Orig S2ss 80 BIouses-S2 So 80 Cotton cotton-dot
ron non docron oron/ wool jersey Vouous styles
Broken 81 10 38
Orig S7.ss Wool SIoeks-S5. Green pIod 10 10 E.
Orig S7.ss TO 81 80 Wool Skr-S6 Tweed pIord onnes
10 to Is.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
ChIdren's Wedr-ot Falls Church,
ShirIinoton, Silver Spring

Girls and Boys Winter Jocke and Weother cootsS2 %
S799. lOuqinoW So 90 s. 9 go Broken &
Girls Wool Knit Hos-s sI99. Ouerov 8 % to z 99-
Sizes TO a.
Girls. ond Boys Summer sports~eo-5oe to s99 0ooouy
s. 90 TO S. 99l Group includes s~lnweor s
Sizes 6x
Girls Winter Felt oud Velvet Hots-soe or9noy s299 old
s. 99D Sizes ; o a.
Preteens Wool BIo1ers-S4e9. Ouoroy S4 90 In ovet
green blue Sizes 8 10 a
nfonts and Todders BonnetsSl and sl99. Originally %
70 s. 90 Wool knrts wool tells cordJroys
Preteens Quilt Lined Winter Joekets-s799. Originally
Sl499) Broken 10 10 4
Dolls and Stuffed Animos-Sl S799. 81 90 70 $t4 So
Winter Robes-S2.99 $500. Originally $500 70 50 99
Cotton ond nyon quilts coduro Broken 10 6s
10 u
Girls and Peteen Summer Sportsweo-Sl TO S2s9. O'o
molly $2 90 TO s. 90 Berr0udo bloes Sizes TO
a. to "A. eYten sizes ood cooI.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Orig. $3.50 and SIS Millinery, S.

Lote spring White p0stes bocs Sc~f only
Orig S7.9S $3.50 Ho ST. remaining hots
worneE whrmses flower hots T Street only
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Sportsweor Savings!
3rd Floor F St., Falls Church, ShrIineton,
Silver Spring

Orig S7ss Ssss BIouses 81 and S. Block scoop-nek
styles wool Jersey VeVeteen. 10 TO Is.
Orig $500 $3.50 Skirts $6 and So. OeSsy otfsto;
reoIc royon brocode, veNeteen silk oeonzo White black
10 TO Is.
coets n Pries oonoIy SIS S7e e9 $40 S35) Hooded
popIin coo coo leather and ocke
Vonous coIors, broken
Orig. Ss.ss end SIoss Vsvessn Psnts. $S. Beige purple
green red, oronoe, blue. 10 to ls
Orig. $3.50 Fu'coosd swsote'' $40 Block orion show
coIor OF dyed white processed ob Size 40 only.
Orig. $2sss coots SIS Beed corduroy gold Is
Orig $eos Shirts. $500. RosIeeve cossc docron/ cotton;
beige, blue, gold, pink green. 10 to ls
Orig S6s9 10 S4ss BIouss 81 end S. Wool Jersey cotoni
docron, nyon cotton, silk dessoke end shirt styles
coIors, broken sizes.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
French Room Mork-downs!

Originally Now
Navy wool. sheoth shlrtdresses ------- S3e 90 SIS
Beod trimmed bocode shrtdess S39 90 SIS
Orion, silk Jersey. crepe dresses - S45 sac
Orig $50 ond SIS Foshion-S3o Costumes SUIT dresses
piece dresses wooI roYons silks doytir7e and dressy
embroidered short tornoI, cocktail brocodes $50 S,5
Soo orocode costume .---------------- SIS S45
Soyon toHIe costume, black or blue. ------- $50 S3s
Shk son royon brocode, costumes dresses $50 S45
Royon tolIIe boeo ----- $40 S4s
Wrhe ground print sotln sh dress S45 S35
Royon silk chiffon
Cocktol brocodes. blue, purple $40 $50
Silk jocQuord formal with SO $50
Royon brocode piece costumes - $50 $50
Block velvet cocktoiI - Sic Ss5
Blue silk peou ----- SllO SIS
Green sotin evening gown .--------- $40 SIS
Block silk sheath costume - S11O Ss5
Silk sotn sheoth eooplont Sl35 SIS
Block silk d'onoe sheath -- Sl45 SIS
Green wool dessnoker suit $50 500
Black wool silk drope SKIRT ------ $50 Sl65
Green silk serge, Jewel neckIlne S225 Sls5
Check wool suit, silk blouse - 5000 Sl6S
Grey wool suit - S2o5 $500
Chortreuse celophone loce ----- $3.50 S275
Evening star., 1960-02-21
$50 Pairs Shoes and Slippers
FoIls Church Only!
Originally Sl495 to S1995 Shoes-S8
Originally 1896 TO Sl295 Shoes-S5
OrqinoIy S5.95 TO S795 Shoes-S2

We'll known Jelef shoes broken lots ond copeskin
suede dyobe fobuc block blue brown specoto twoones,
few ollootos
Originally ss95 TO ss95 sIppers-S2 Vevcts erbro,de I'D
sotins sling and scuH STYLES Blue peoch black
chdren S5e5 TO 50 50 ShoesS39 90 School ond dress shoes
block poents vevets Red block white leohers brown
suedes Sizes g. 10 3.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Shoes at ShirIington!

50 Poirs-OrignoIIy Sl4 95 to S1995 Shoes-Ss
~ Poirs-Orieinoy So IS to Sl295 Shoes-S5
Fovoe JeIetf Footwear discontinued styles broken potent
Ieche brown coIfskn suede brown oooto1
100 Pos-orisinoy Sse5 TO S595 SIppers-S2. Odds ond
ends OF VeNes, brocodes, sotn heorng lined slippers
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Extro-French String GIoves-7ec

z pos 81 5oJ A-occoson gloves White beige block and
assorted colors.
Assorted Wool Gloves, 7se. St. Shrneon Silver Spring
Orig. 81 and s. Cloves ST. ST. only.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

The Big Holiday Selling! Odd
lots, broken sizes, winter ner-
chondise thot must be cleared
before Spring comes around thot
corner. Good JelleH foshions ore
whot moke the savings exciting
and WORTHWHILE
Note pleose-no mail or telephone orders,
mony quantities IN limited supply. no co O S,
oil soles finolI
Evening star., 1960-02-21
.u.ff. W>hat MJinsS! you'll have field day shopping
o. tonorow-oN 8 JeNeff stores open $50 to pm
Suits-Mony u Price!

OITGeI OTIIY
Orig S6sss 10 $3.50 Sus-$4o and $50 Dressnoker and
tailored styles 5eoutfu Forstmonn Anglo Moyfower, Steo
woos Town ove fohion Juniors onneIs and half
Misses regular ard petite
Orig $685. and S69.sS Suits-$3o Wool onne worsteds,
imported eobordnes Worried styles coors JUNIORS
Orig S4ess $3.50 Sui-$25. Quoty wool tweeds
sorno woeds imported weeds Majority bosIc coIos Womsns
misses and Juniors.
At Street and Silver Spring
os $2Sss dS2sss Sus-SIo. Season suits OF
ocetote cotton royon ond linen Unned tailored by
greet nonuocture Cheeks postels prints boc dork
Broken Juniors and ~onenS
At Silver Spring Only
Spring sompIes! $3.50 ond $3.50 suits-s39 Fitted
dressmoker, boxy jocketed, and dem-titted suits
Moyflower tIonneIs worsteds, light tweeds Navy
beige, bIue grey and black Junior sizes 9 and l.,
misses 10, Y, IA, won'en's l4h, One Of kind,
not all coors in all sizes
Evening star., 1960-02-21
What q Day for Juniors!

4th Floor, Street selections OF branches
Orig S22ss 70 $3.50 Dresses S2 Full sked oces ond
brocodes wool with high necknes chiffon
with wool Jersey top Bright ond dark coIors.
Orig SIS s3sss Dresses SIS Wool Jerseys wool kn wool
tonn dressy brocode silk shontunos peou
de soe few silk prints Assorted coor One OF
Orig. S45 and $50 FormoIs SIS. Just short foos
silk chiffon oroondy, royon toffeto royon bocod
jority, OF 7, 9, ~.
JUNIORS Budget Shop
Orig. Sl4sS 70 $3.50 Dresses S. Sheath styles royon fobu
include toeto de chiffon and bocode Also some
wooIs lioht, dork coors ond prints
Evening star., 1960-02-21
At F Street-6o5 Pairs of SHOES

Originally S1995 to S2295-sIl
Originally Sl595 to s1995-S8
Originally 50 95 to Sl295-S4
Find oil toVore Jee shoes three o dis
continued styles, broken lots cotkns suede poten to6ucs
dress shoes walking shoes Boc dorks some light
coors.
At Silver Sprne-300 Poirs Shoes
Originally Sl595 to Sl995 Shoes-S8
Originally 1896 to Sl295 Shoes-S5
Our foous Shoes suedes coskns potent eothe
oootors; dress Shoes cosuo wedges Block blue
brown, ton, red, white Ocontnued styles broken
100 Peir-orsnoIy 81 10 Ses5 sipper-S2. Scuffs ord
Sings bocodes leVets leothe sheornq lined slippers
DISCONTINUED STYLES, assorted coIors broken
22 Poi-chHdrens Shoes So 80 Originally S. 95 IS 95)
Block poten red white block eothe black suede
and veIes Ga to 3, broken
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Those Good Knit Dresses!

9Th Floor Street and Branches
Orig $3.50 $4sss Knis $40 sheoh 2-pece 3piecs
styles. spring posteIs 10 to 20.
Orig $3s TO $40 80 Kn $40 One piece ond jocket dresses
assorted poe. 10 to s. Two-piece cordoon style red
novy. 10 6
Orig s2sSs Wool Jersey $40 coocbmor style pastel coo