davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-09-27
On Giving
South American.

The United GiverS' Fund
no doubt spends a large pro-
portion of its funds on pro-
motional material. That is
why I was alarmed by the
waste represented in the
foolish and tactless leaflet it
distributed the other day.
First, almost half a page is
wasted in the picture of an
attractive child who has
nothing to do with the drive.
Next. one whole paragraph
is spent in describing the be-
longings of a girl who GER
tainly does not need dona-
tions. Then, Kathy's father
contributes to UGF because
his donation will benefit his
own family. This proves,
through no logic whatsoever,
that UGF benefits the whole
community and you can
never tell what good your
money will do. And this leaf
let is accompanied by a ridi-
culously demanding asses
ment chart!
Could there be a better
argument for giving to one
selected charity where the
money would be used for
those you select and not for
Kathy - or for advertising
like this?
A writer who wanted to
demonstrate the many ways
in which a single contribu-
ton can help all members of
a community should have
emphasized the needs that
bind us all and not the un-
equal possessions that divide
us. He should have shown
how UGF is able to use
money for needs that the
giver would never have
known and how far a single
contribution could be spread.
When an organization is so
indiscreet in it's collection
methods we wonder about it's
ability to distribute money
intelligently.
UGF should drop Kathy's
pony and her fathers Mer-
cedes at once!
M. III. Raitt.
Evening star., 1960-09-27
= 4 i =

What has happened to the
still, small voice supposedly
planted in us all? AS a key
man for the UGFs 1860 cam
paign I am sadly aware that
the still small voice has been
replaced by TV spectaculars,
kickoff meetings, pounds of
3-color brochures, and pres
sure from on high to go lover
the top"
I am no sociologist. Never
theleSs, I feel instinctively
that something is amiSS when
society takes a sacred duty
prompted by that small voice
and turns it into a machine
that, despite all its platitudeS
concerning true voluntary
giving" really says Give,
brother, or else"
I have little to give, but
choose to give what I can to
a small non-UGF organiza-
ton Central Union Mission)
whose work I Fundamentally
admire. Why don't they get
on the UGF bandwagon? 1
don't know, but I have an
idea they believe in the out
dated and quaint idea of be-
ing our brothers keeper
but without fanfare.
Unhappy Keyman.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-05-12
IN Highways 80 Adjacent to Glacier NotionoI Pork
Free Compground Next To The Famous
-- MUSEUM OF THE PLAINS INDIAN ---
<snN EVERYONE WELCOME <aNM

The public invited the largest eOu authentic Indian ee
uon Northwest and enjoy the and traditional Ounces and ceremonies
euiuq Indian from the United stu and Canada doing the Owl Dune Pigeon
,unee Ghost Dunee Feather donee War Ounce and others
MANY CASH PRIZES.
Evening star., 1960-04-04
T,cO of the Most
Popular Vacation Spots

New York City and VIII
liamsburg, Va. are two of the
most popular vacation spots
in America, if records of the
Greyhound Travel Bureau re-
fleet the nations choice. Ex-
penSe-paid tours to these two
great cities out-sell all others,
according to Mary May, travel
bureau manager.
Greyhound Lines is offering
a selection of thrill-packed
tours to these two vacation
favoriteS for the 1860 season.
A number of different vaca-
ton packages" are offered to
New York City, with theatre
tickets, night club visits, ETC.,
and also to Williamsburg, Va.
with side trips to Yorktown
and jamestown.
Sightseeing tours in New
York include Upper and Lower
Manhattan, night visit to
Chinatown and Greenwich
Village, a yacht cruise around
Manhattan Island to see the
World-famouS skyline, a ferry
trip to the Statue of Liberty
on Bedloe's Island, conducted
tours through NBC radio and
televiSion studios and the
famous Observation Roof, OBJ
Servation tower of the Empire
State Building, and the United
Nations.
A variety of sightseeing
tours are provided in historic
Williamsburg, Colonial capital
OF Virginia, where you relive
the 18th Century as you visit
the restored buildings and
nearby jamestown and York
town.
Evening star., 1960-04-04
By the Associated Press

The Government has clari-
ned regulations employees must
follow if they don't want to be
questioned by tax agents about
their expense accounts.
Since the rules announced
yesterday represent a clarifica-
ton Of regulations already in
effect, they will apply to 1859
tax returns being filed this
year.
The Internal Revenue Serv-
ice also listed final details of
a program requiring corpora
tions, partnerships and indi-
vidual businessmen to file more
information proving claimed
deductions for entertainment
and expense allowances.
Details Specified
AS they affect employees, the
regulations specify the details
the workers must file with
their employers if they want
to avoid listing expense ac-
counts on their own returns.
The IRIS said the employe
must list his expenses in writ
ing. show that they are con-
nected with his work, give
enough information to show
the expenses were necessary
and include expenses charged
to the employer through credit
cards or otherwise.
Regarding entertainment ex-
penses, the employe must show
the who. where, how, why and
how much in his deduction
claim. He must list the when
and where with his travel de-
auctions.
Businesses will have to state
whether any claimed deduc-
tions involve a hunting lodge,
ranch or farm, fishing camp,
resort property, pleasure boat
or yacht or hotel facilities re-
tanned regularly.
Salary Reporting
AS announced earlier, the
salary and allowance paid the
IS highest-paid officers of a |
Evening star., 1960-04-04

the new bus highly perfected
air-conditioning. Utilizing the
structural parts of the body
for cooling (or winter heat
ing) the bus interior, the air.
conditioning system dehumid-
lfieS, and is capable of chang
ing the air in the bus every 40
seconds.
Since 1857, Greyhound will
have added 1900 single-level
ScenicruiSer Service buses,
bringing the modernized fleet
differing extra travel conven-
fences to 1900 buses. This is
part Of Greyhound's continu-
ing modernization planning.
Evening star., 1960-04-04
Nel6 ScenicruiSer Service Buses
Offer Extra Travel Comfort

CHICAGO - This spring
The Greyhound Corporation is
placing 800 new single-level
scenicruiser Service buses in
service. The new buses have
been assigned to major routes
throughout the nation, provid-
ing more seats for the summer
travel season.
Evening star., 1960-04-04

Each bus is equipped with
all::weather air-conditioning, g
fully-equipped restroom, anc
air-Suspension ride. Tinted
glass in the huge panoramic
window screens out glare
permitting restful sightseeing
If it's hot outside, it's pleas
antly cool inside, because Of
Evening star., 1960-04-04
An Invitation

You and yours are invited
to a closeup view of spring.
time America. Along the high
ways and bywayS Mother Ma
ture is coming alive in her
spring finery. From Charles
tons Magnolia and Cypress
Gardens to the Towering apple
orchards of the Shenandoah
Valley to the hillsideS of white
maripoSa in California, all
nature invites you to see !.
to visit >. to photograph this
most colorful of all seasons.
It's time to see America at
"See level" by Greyhound =.
and leave the driving to U.S."
Evening star., 1960-04-04
Dr.. leite to Talk

DR.. Lawrence Leite. associate
professor Of art at George
Washington University, will
speak at 1880 pm. Friday al
the B'nai Birth Hillel Founda-
ton. 222s F street NV. His
topic viii be THE Art of the
Temple of Jerusalem"
Evening star., 1960-04-04

his five highest-paid employees.
These were the latest moves
in a three-year campaign by
IRIS to prevent businessmen
and employees from collecting
untaxed income through ex-
pense accounts.
In 1857 the agency threat
ened to require a detailed ac-
counting from all taxpayers
Evening star., 1960-04-04

who collect expense money.
The proposal aroused 50 much
controversy that IRIS finally
agreed the taxpayer wouldn't
have to do this 50 long as he
made an accounting to his en-
ployer.
Yesterdays ruling spells out
what type of accounting win be
considered acceptable.
Evening star., 1960-04-04
IRIS Clarifies RuIinq
On Expense Accounts

corporation or partnership must
be reported. The individual
businessmen will give similar
information about himself and
Evening star., 1960-04-04
ESCORTED SPRING TOURS

Apr. l6 PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH
TOUR. Visit among Annish
people. SI7.70
Apr. 70 APPLE BLOSSOM TOUR.
Parade and Festival al
Winchester, Va. Sli.6S
May II WINTERTHUR TOUR,
Spring flower gardens,
museum. Sl1.55
Moy II HERSHEY, PENNA. Rose
Gardens, Museum. Apos-
toIic Clock. Sll.3y
Evening star., 1960-04-04

Greyhound Tsrminal-1110 N. Y. Ave-, Ma. $4,000
City Ticket oftics-1sOs @ Street, N.Wy ST. a4iso
Evening star., 1960-04-04
SUCH COMFORT

...such peace of mind. That's what
you get with exclusive Greyhound
Scenicruiser Service. Panoramic
picture windows, fully equipped
restroom, air-conditioning, air
suspension ride. They're yours to
enjoy on an exciting Pre-PIanned
Greyhound vacation. Pick your
timel Pick your placeI Greyhound
goes almost everywhere. Choose
from hundreds of Greyhound trips
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30

.elleffs
Si,sel
Silver Sptiss
eeihssda
4&13 conAseiievs Ave-.
ShirlinS3oa
Folls Shur.h

School, Career Shop Saturday Month-End!
Orig. $4Sand $4s.se coufss, $50. ioo96 woods in
nony styles hi red, nude. green. black purple Broken
Sizes 49, e48E
Orig. $35 to $3eee Goats, $29 Wool and camel
blends; wool tweeds; wool and cashmere in clutch,
high buttonng and boy coots Tweeds and solid eoors
Broken sides and colors in boy coats.
Orig. $3.50 Dresses, SIS. Ioo96'wools in casual
styles; wool jerseys in jacket Styles Broken sizes and
colors.
Orig. $17.ee to $22.ee Dresses, SIT and $12.
Tweeds, fIonneIs and 1000 wool Jerseys in both
cosuo and dressy styles; light and dark coors. Broken
Sizes
Orig. $lleo Sweaters, $3.50. Fur-bIend dress
rnokers-fu fashioned Brushed woods in puIIovers
Color selections. Sizes "a to 40.
Orig. 1899 Skirts, S. loo06 woods in tweeds and
fIonneIs; scot lined Grey. novy. brown block Light
ground tweeds. Sizes to IS.
Sehoocoree Shop. Fourth Floor Street, and all Jss stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30
Women's Dresses-(Second Floor

Orig $3.50 10 S2S $12 Royon wool jerseys. pure silks
sheos Arne and royon combinations and piece
Styles Sizes l4h to 22h
Orig SIS to $685. SIS Two-pece royon st-ps dresses In
grey, blue brown royon crepes and oes
trimmed in block, blue rose, purple Sizes l4K to 22h.
Orig. $3.50 TO $3sss. SIS. oressy navy blue green
plum wool jerseys in Ioc ond beige. Pure silk prints
in blue. green. grey Sizes l4h to 22h.
Orig $500 $780, SIS end $40. One ond piece wool ler-
in blue green red royo Print chos in purple green
Royon erepes in grey. toost Sizes l4h to 22h.
Orig $50 $40 Romnoy Dresses $3s to $50 Silk bro
codes silk foes In different styles and eoo Print chos in
blue few woods piece and oeket styles blue wne
Broken sizes.
Womens Dresses Second Floor, r Street.
and oil JeIIeff branch stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30
Saturday Month End!
JUNIOR DRESSES
Originally $3.50 to S29.9o-S15

marvellous collection Of BRIGHT dok and postel woods,
coofuly embroidered Also, wonderfully weoroble knits,
lovely oce dresses with beodno brocodes; otn ond
oce combinations in jacket and piece syinos Sizes
to S in the Deb Shop OF all JeIIeff stores
Junior FormoIs, Orig. S4s to $50, Now 49, Short and
long COLO party fornoIs in brocodes sotin loce peou de
sole and beaded dresses. Sizes to H.; few lbs.
Street only.
Juniors $I4Ss to $l7sS Dresses &c. Wool kns In reou-
or and petite Sizes royon bocods tweeds royon allen
plods and poseI wooIens. Broken sizes.
$u.ss to $I4.ss Dresses, S. Light and dark eoIored
wool kns; 2-piece cotton knts, royon ocket dresses
striped wool for petes; sleeveless sheohs broken sizes
Fourth Floor, Street only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30
Saturday Month-End!
Sports Shop Third Floor

Orig $2zss $3S AHPupOss coots, $40 10 $40. Woos cot
TONS iroele kbe Jerseys weeds in red gold block blue,
beige and pIods Sizes 10 to 10.
Orig $l.ss SIseks, So end So Novelty in slim wool
points. Tons, blues Sizes 10 to 10.
Selections Street. Fos Church, Shinoon, Silver Spring.
Orig $l.ss SIS WooI Skirts, 81 $l2. Slim, oed or
pIeoed in checks pod tweeds and solids in BEIGE grey Choir
cool, brown, rust. Sizes 10 to 10.
Orig $Iss 10 $24ss Swseser S. to SIS coshmeres, woods.
blends Oons! Classic and desoker eodieons and slip
Red BEIGE block grey blue yellow white Sizes "a to 49,
Sports Shop Third Floor Street, selections oil bronch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30

Orig $3.50 TO $3.50 Dresses $40 Tooed and afternoon styles
in royon crepe Doeron prints Poste woods and green
brown and some navy and block wooIs Broken sizes.
Orig. $2zs9 $2S Dresses ST. Dresy afternoon cocktail
styles oyon prints wool crepes foe royon broeodes
in ehomposne purple royo blue BEIGE oe. brown few navy
ond black. Misses sizes.
Orig $3.50 $35 Crosses SIS Eeeont bnocodes drey
afternoon and cotc! styles; tailored street dresses Beige grey
amethyst purple, block. Misses sizes.
Orig $ls9sS2S Dresses SIS Evening. cocktail and drey
afternoon styles silk fo de soie chiffon Postes
high shodes and black and navy Misses sizes.
Misses Dresses Second Floor Street, all Jeef branch stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30
Neckweur-Suturduy Month-End!

Originally So and 81 Tunes $.59 and ST. Moe Jersey unics
with separates suits solids and prints Broken sizes
Originally $500 and $3.50 BIOuses ST. 81 So Docron nyon
and blouse buys white ond worried eoos Broken sizes
Originally $500 Bulky Swese $3.50. Fashionable bulky nts
white and assorted styles Broken sizes.
Originally So Happy cOos 1872 Solid and printed little loekets
to toss everything Broken sizes.
Street Floor Street, and all JeIeff branch stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30

Saturday Month End!
Hondmucher DoubIe-Knit Wool Jersey!
$500 and 5000 Suits-$39 and $40
Hondmochers greet uceedoubIe knit wool
jersey wrnkno stretching You feel the good
fiji Choose beed fitted denifed suits and costumes! Green.
red blue beige chorcoo brown, block Sizes 10 to H. Choose
at $50 ond $40
At oil Jeleff stores
Hsndmeehsr Wool Suits Originally $3.50 $6sss. $50 end
$40. Tweed cIosscs worsted fits, marvellous suit invest
mens Styles and eoIos voied broken sizes Womens l4h
2oh misses 10 10. You know HondmocherYou feel
the good fit! All JelleH stores.
Other fine sMi!s marked dorm!
suss (ors $3.50 TO $685. SIS and $50. Wool eepes.
fonne t~eeds and wool oies worsted checks and poid
and shorkskin sunos Fitted det and boSy ockes
Sizes for women, misses and Juniors Street Only.
Suits toHs. SIS $Ssss. $40. Imported wool tweeds and
onneIs tneIess suit cosses! Blue brown rose oe green;
10 to ls. reouIor and toll sizes Street Only.
Suits tors Ss5 TO $llo) Now $50 Ensembles. walking SUITS
dessnoker and tweed suits; finest woo worsteds fur
trims Blue brown block red eoel green. Sizes 10 to l6
few women's and Juniors. Street Only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30

In Jeeffs ChIdren's Shops-FoIIs Church,
ShrIineton and Silver Spring
Crib Bunkets-$39o
Comparable value $500
lOO9o Wool or Wool and Orion AcryIic; white
or maize bound in nyIon toffeto. Size 36"x50"-
all fine blankets from WE'LL known maker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30
To wind up the year,.
A Jelleff Saturday Month End!
Saturday Month-End French Room!

IoTmoS
Orig $3.50 Piaus coekaoH Tunie. $40. Black
Orig $50 Long Silk ossonz0 FOrmOL $40. White iloe.
Orig $50 cottOn EysIst Shssth, $2S Beige block.
Orig $3.50 Cotton Bss;e Shsoth. SIS. Black, red.
Orig $3.50 Lses Shssth. $25. Green blue.
Orig $500 Sotin SheOth DFoped Skin. SIS. Brown.
Orig $50 Silk Chiffon coekta Sheeth $50. Block toupe
Orig $45 Silk orssnxs Dress, $50 TERED skirt. Royal.
Orig $45 Silk AIpses Sheesh, $50. Emerald. black.
Orig $50 Sheer Cotton Print $35. Red.
Orig $50 LsOpsrd Print Wool. SIS. Brown. Petite
Orig $50 Silk AIpees Sheath. $3S. Green, black.
Orig. $50 oron/WoOI PIsofed Dress. $3S. Red
Orig $50 Cotton Print Costume. $50. ceroI
Orig. $50 Long costo" Print FormaI, $ss Red
Orig. $50 Silk Apiece Costume. $45. Red. block.
ors. $50 Wool Bessie. $4S. Blue.
Orig. $50 Cotton Print Tunie. $50. Orange.
Orig $50 Short Silk orsenzs Fomo $50 Green red print
Orig. $50 Silk Apiece. SIS. EmeroId or block.
Orig. $40 Sstn/Lses Costume. $S5 Blue.
Orig $3.50 2Pises Cotton Suit, $685. Leopard print Size H.
Orig $3.50 Embroidered Lses Costume $50. Red Size H.
Orig. $lsS Silk Linen Bssie. $sS Navy Size II.
Orig. $l2S Wool Dress. SOS. Block. Size IL.
Orig. $45 Silk PsoU Do Seize cOatd'sss. $I2s. NoVY.
Orig. $2l5 csepe/Lees SheGth. $3.50 Block
Orig. 5000 Lses Shssth. $I2S. Blue. Size TO-
Orig. 5000 BVOeeds coektsl. $lzS. Block.
Orig $500 WooI cOstums SAYS Leopard COLOR Red Size TO-
Orig. $3.50 Fitted Wool coet $l9S. Green. Size TO-
Orig. $500 Wool Costume. $lzS. Blue. Size Is.
Orig. $sss MssI cossums $22S Blue Size 10.
Orig $325 Woo cotums/Print BOuss $22S. Brown Size H.
Orig. $3.50 Plaid Wool Costume. SITS Green. Size 10.
Orig SITS Wool Suit SITS. Velvet Color Green Size a.
Orig $37s Wool sui/Sk Print Blouse. $27S. Brown Size a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30
Little Sports Shop Street Floor

Orig $50 TO $3.50 Dresses IS to S. Cotton Jersey knit
prints shirwo styles cotton and eoon/ Docron Sizes 10
to l6.
Orig szss TO $500 Bou.e. 81 TO 81 Cotton cotton
DoeFon crepe bouses in white and postes Sizes 80 &c.
Little Sports Shop, Street Floor F Street,
ono OF rolls Church, shinoon. Silver Spring and Conn., Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30
Saturday Month-End-Fifth Floor Dresses!

Orig $zssS Nelly Don $40. Motto Jersey prints wooI-nyon
and fur fiber eosuos; striped wool jerseys Sizes 10 TO-
Orig $3.50 TO $25 Misses and Womens Dresses $l4 Mroce
tobe dresses and costumes Arne jersey prints striped woo
variety Of coors Sizes 10 to 20.
Orig $lT9S Dresses $0 Oon/woo sheoths shtwoist styles
to TO- ' ~ " N ~
Orig: $3.50 to $l7ss Dresses, So omens and missesJ
Goouroy eoot dresses wool cosuos plaid golfers knts
p'oid unes in oeron and royon Docon poyester prints
marvellous selection in sizes 10 to 20; few or TO 2o+
Cotton Shop. Fifth Floor. Street; and OF Jeleffs
Folls Church, ShrIineon, Bethesda Silver Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30
So to SIS JeweIry-$2 to $3.50

Necklaces bracelets eonQs fashionable coored beod and
stones; also handsome toilored jeweIy sylines
Originally 81 Jewe 81. Sparkling Of rhnestones smu
loted peorIs and coIored beod eorrinos
All prices plus ox
At Street onIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30
Sports Dress Shop Fifth Floor

IA Street ony)
Orig SIS $3S Sports Dresses $2 end SIS. Cotton sheohs
with sweaters; silk shirt dresses woods and ocstotsS Sizes 10
20 in the group.
al All JeieH Stores)
Orig $3S to $3.50 Knit Dresses $21 70 $50. Weor everywhere
block toupe, red blue, pink. Sizes TO IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30
Budget Dress Buys. Fifth Floor

Misses end Womsns $l4s9 end $3.50 Dresses, So Novy
black grey green blue in desy and afternoon se-eepes
fobres. woo prints Docron/ eoons; ond
piece selections. Broken sizes.
Budget Dresses, Fifth Floor, Street;
ond JeIeffs FoIs Church. Shlinoton, Silver Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30
GirdIes, Bros, Foundations
Saturday Month-End!

GdIss and Ponsy Grdes Originally $5s5 SIS, Now $39S
to $95 Non nets son ostex non and cotton
in boned and boneepuIo and Upper styles Broken sizes
Brossierss Originally 81 $los5 Now 81 TO $685. Short end
long line bros, strop and opIess styles Broken Sizes
Foundoons Originally $3.50 $22 So Now SIT IS 70 SASS
Nyon and ostex boned and bonee puon and Upper styles
rigid backs and down stretch books. Broken Sizes
Corset Shop Second Floor, Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30
Saturday Observation-Disclosures!

SOCuT0Oy observation-disclosures!
Originally $7ss to $ll.ss Hondboss 81 and S. Simulated
eothers ond Tapestry boys in Woned trimmed
metol. lorse selections in brown and green.
Originally $los5 ord Sass Hundbess S. Shoulder op and
ton simulated eothers New box style boey cloth boys
in leather.
osnoIH $ss5 end $l5s5 Handboss 49, Toord and dresy
colt boos in red and black.
Originally SIS end $2zs5 Hcndbos $40 and S2 Travellers
sotohels and boxes in black, brown and red topestry.
Prices plus Fed. tax
Street Floor Street and at
Fols Church, Shirlnoton and Silver Spring.
Shoes-Soturduy at Yeur-End SAVINGS!
customcruft sls95 and s22s5 Shoes SIS 90 and On
Hill and Dale slee5 Shoes, S14.oO
Rhythm Step sl5.95 Shoes, S1l,9O
Con and suede pumps for the port toored bosic and
dressy toshion coor Storne off did substantial
stock the assortment Of Sizes though broken still pretty GOOD
Come and let US fit you! So
About 800 Pairs Dress Shoes
(Modemoisees and Monnequns)
Originally $l295 to $l7e5 s.
Suedes eofs heel heights coIors include black
ond all obIes for cosy picking. Selections Of above
groups at Street. Shirlneon, Silver Spring. Falls Church,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30
So to 81 Fabric GIoves-$1.o5!

Double eoons and nyIon gloves white black beige and
assorted eoors Time to stock up!
Street OnIy-No Phone Orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30

Saturday Month End!
Slips, Petticoots
Orig $500 to $1499-Now $3.50 to $3.50
Doeron/ cotton panel slips proporoned lengths 81
40 Lovely coors and black and white sheoh and sembo-
font pettcoos in nyIon tico. Doeron and Toeddo
Small, medium, large.
Orig $5s5 TO Sass Slips $ss5 to $ss5 Nyon tco slips
oee and embroidery trim Many coIors this group Sizes 81
Lingerie Second Floor Street. and at all eeff bonch stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30
Gothom Gold Stripe Stockings
z puirs $3.50!

(osneIly $l.3s TO $l65 por) Discontinued coIors. Full
fashioned and seamless stockings by this famous noker Sizes s
to II in the group broken sizes and eoors
Soft Lsosher Slippers. Sls5. toonoy $295 Trove Ground
the world about the house these flexible soes Black
beige; medium and large. Broken sizes and coIors.
Hosiery Dept.-AH JeIeff stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30
About 800 Pairs Dress Shoes

Suede cokns vorious heel heights and oors include black
and no all tobes for picking Selections Of above
groups ct Street. Shirnoon, Silver Spring. FoIs Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30

Selections for all sizes! Donegal
and pineheek tweeds, polished
woods, Strooek fIeeee:. Borg and
wool Innings. Beige, black. blue,
brown. grey, red. purple. Women's
proportioned sizes s 10 10, Misses
8 to Is, Juniors 5 to -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30
Originally $3.e5 to 1895 Hots-$2 to S.
Originally $40 to SOS Huts-$6.50 to $50

Sotins veou felt feohe ond velvet hots incudednrany
exciting one-of-o kind designer hots, too
Street Floor. r Street, and Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-30

Women's Fur-T trimmed Coots
$780, Fur-o"dWOoi Blend. purple with cerulson" Mink
Proportioned sizes 10 and IA. $I6S.
$21s DIsek Fu/WOSl Blend with Roneh mink. PropOiOnsd
size Is. $780,
$l7o ceots. blue wool with mink. Prcportioned
sizes 10 to l6. $l4S.
$780, cOOss. toupe blue. purple with mink Proportioned
sizes II to 10. SI2S.
$IIs coe dyed black Beaver block. nouro BeoVer
blue. Proporioned sizes ! o to Is. $sS
$I2S. coots. black with dyed black mink blue with
CeruIeon". prcportcned sizes II to IA. 500.
$I4o coets. blue. brown with mink. Proportional and
toIer sizes. $l2S.
$780, cOets, imported wool tweed, Norwegian Fox on red
brown Proporioned sizes 10 to Is. $l4S.
$780, Imported Tweed Costs, wine brown Proporioned
sizes 10 to Is. $50.