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Navajo times., 1960-12-01
Prestige of Navajo
Tribe Is Unequalled

''The Navajo Tribe now has a
prestige uneuqalled by any other
American Indian Tribe" With
these words, Will Rogers Jr., high
lighted his opening address at the
First Annual Navajo Youth Con-
ference at Shiprock, NM, SUM-
day evening December 4th. Mr..
Rogers showed his large audience
his knowledge of the Navajo Tribe
in his excellent, and all too short
talk.
Mr.. Rogers noted that he was
part Indian. In fact he came from
one ct the S civilized Tribes,
these, explained Mr.. Rogers are
the Indians with no Oil on their
reservation.
MIR. Rogers noticed the radical,
basic changes in the Navajo Res
ervation since hif Last visit to
Shiprock in 1913.
Regarding the economy of the
Tribe In ratio to other businesses
off the Reservation, MI. Rogers
said THE Navajo Tribe is the
largest client of many a business
in nearby towns
Remarking the growth of the
Navajos Senator Barry Goldwater
Of Arizona said to Mr.. Rogers,
'"The Navajo Tribe should not be
the 51st State, but an integral
part of their respective States and
Counties Mr.. Rogers continued
that the complete growth of the
Tribe is a slow process, but with
q great and mighty future. AS
the Tribe grows in stature and
size, it will have plenty of poll
tical power and votes. AS the
Navajo realizes their potential,
they will grow to be more and
more a part of the States.
MIR. Rogers asked that the Ma
vajo Tribe not be cultural isola-
dOnists. The Navajo Tribe is the
anly large tribe left in America.
and through them the Tribe is
the only large tribe left in Amer
lea, and through them the Tribe
will make great contribution to
Navajo times., 1960-12-01
Indian Traders
Choose Gallup

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., Dec. 6 OU.
PD Gallup, NM, has been
selected for next years meeting
of the United Indian Traders AS
SOciation.
The Association elected Ralph
Bilby of Flagstaff as its new
president. Harold Springer of Gal
lup was named first vice presi-
dent and Victor Walker of Fort
Defiance, Ariz., second vice pres
ident.
New members of the board of
directors are Roscoe MCGEE, Paul
Brink, and Russell Foutz, all of
Pennington: TObe Turpen Jr.,
Gallup; Arthur Lee, Salinas
Springs and John Lee, Whiterlver.
Navajo times., 1960-12-01

western culture. The Navajo Tribe
is the only tribe big enough and
strong enough to make lasting
mark on American culture.
Mr.. Rogers advised the Navajo
Youth to keep strong and proud
of their heritage, and in that way
help maintain the distinct flavor
that the Navajo culture will add
to American culture.
Aid to other Indian Tribes was
also stressed. The Navajo should
be able to take responsibility,
leadership and help other Indian
Tribes, in inter-Tribal { .airs.
Mr.. Rogers realized the prob
lem of all American Youth, and
that the Navajo Youth problem is
also complicated.
Navajo times., 1960-12-01
HerOism In Action

On November 10, 1860, Edward
Nez, son of retired police officer
SalagO Nez, gave his own life in
an effort to save two drowning
youngsters at Sawmill, Arizona.
The dead were Jerome A. Pa
quinn, age z; Wayne Thomas Jo-
jola, age 8; and Edward Nez, %.
The two youngsters who were
playing near the millpond appar-
emily fell in and could not swim.
Edward Nez, working nearby
Saw the two boys and ran to their
aid. Without thinking of his own
well-being Edward attempted to
save the two boys from drowning.
His attempt was without success.
and he himself drowned in the
attempt. AS the Navajo Police bull
letln so well stated; I'VE frequent
ly read of parents giving their
own lives in an effort to save
their own children, but it is very
rare that man makes such a
supreme effort on behalf of some
one in no way related
Navajo times., 1960-12-01
Power Facilities
TOBecOme Reality

Undersecretary OF the Interior
Elmer F. Bennett. signed lease
which will permit Arizona Public
Service Co., Phoenix, to use Ma
vaho Tribal land on the San Juan
River as site fol proposed
electric power steam generating
development. The site is across
from Fruitland NM. The COM
plete development may ultimate
ly be valued at $3.50 million dol
lars. A proposed plant would uti-
lize low grade coal from the huge
deposit on the Navajo Reserva-
ton. The Tribe would of course e
realize royalties from such usage,
and also add a new industrial pO-
tential to the Reservation area,
which is greatly needed to aid
the economy of the Navajo
Other papers also app ov> d dea!
with the use of coal and provide
for the Tribe to receive power
from the plant at wholesale rates.
This power to be used for resale
to tribal members and also vari-
Gus Tribal activities.
According to Norman Littell,
general counsel for the Tribe,
this action is fullfillment of tri-
bal policy that had been initiated
in 1857.
At that time, the Navajo Tribe
executed a contract with Utah
Construction and Mining Co., San
Francisco, that called for the min
ing of the ub-bituminous coal on
a $4,000 acre area, and use of
the coal in the vicinity, without
having to ship it any great dis
tance. Mr.. Littell said the far
sightedness of the Utah Company
is now being fulfilled to the great
profit of the Navajo Tribe.
Also, according to Llttell, the
rates to the Tribe will be as good
wholesale rate as anyplace in
the country, under the same con-
ditions.
One of the biggest blessings to
the Tribe will be large industrial
potential, which is greatly needed
on the Reservation. With this
power industry and business will
be able to utilize the labor force
notential of the Navajo Tribe,
Navajo times., 1960-12-01
VOLUME !
ISSUE 8


to its fullest advantageous usage.
Power close at hand. Wiz also
help speed Improvement of hous-
ing on the. Reservation for Tribal
members.
Undersecretary Bennett said this
development is the first IN the
West designed to use the Ow
grade coal that is in abundance
in the West. 1t has been used
before, but not on such a lsrge
basis as is planned. Albert l.. Re-
ewes. vice president of Utah Con-
struction, said the coal was of
such low grade it is not suitable
for shipping any great distance,
but can he utilized to the fullest
in such an operation as is beng
planned.
Arizona Public Service execu-
tive vice president, A. H. For
man announced the company plans
immediate con truction of two.
175.OOO k'owatt generating units
at the new plant. Estimated cost
of these units, plus related ecu p-
ment will be almost $lOO million
dollars. Future exp MS on will
push the total to around $3.50 mill
lion.
The Navajo Tribe will receive
royalty of Is cents per ton for
all coal mined. The contract. w.,h
the Utah Construction and Ari-
zona Public Service provides the
royalty payment shall be on
basis of a minimum of 800 900
tons annually for the years 1868
1867. Is million tons 1865 1874;
and 2.5 million tons yearly for
the remainder of the operation,
which is to continue as long as
there is a paying production.
Arizona Public Service is TO pay
$1,115, 900 over Is year period
for lease of the plant site. he
company has an option to re-
new the lease up to a total OF SO
years. The map, from Martin Tos-
can Bennett Associates Inc, shows
the ultimate power facilities as
proposed in the 10 year plan pre-
sented by Mr.. Bennett to the Trl-
bal Council. This power facility
map utilizes not only the propos-
ed plant at Fruitland, but also
the Glenn Canyon Power site and
other proposed power development
ON the Navajo Reservation.
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Two-Duy. Month End. French Room
If Street Selections at BronchesI

(F Street Selections at Bronches)
Now SIS toroinoy S3eee) One piece foIes WOOL motte
jersey loce royon chiffon sheoths, long offeto
Now szs. ioronoy s5oJ embroidered short fornoIs coyon
Now s1s. toronoIy seoJ Royon foiIe in block
blue
Now SIS torioinoy S45) Printed silk sotin shirwost
Now S35 tOroinoy $5ol Drey ofternoon crepes royon
ofeto TRIM oyon sheoth cockto dresses ostrich feoher
Now Sss. CononoIy S45l Wool jersey costume coekto
dress in red or purple sotin.
Now sss odonoIb s7oD Silk brocode cOcko dresses
purple or blue.
Now $40 or0noIE seo) Long 'O" evening gowns.
Now $40 lorioinoIy S55 Gold royon brOoode costumes
Now $40 todoinoy S6o1 Silk sotin, royon brocode
Now $40. (oroinoIy s7o Royon toie boIero Costumes
Now S4o tOronoy $70 Royon crepe silk chiffon sheots
Now $50 toronolE s7oJ Long silk iocquord formal with
Now sss toroinoly S7oJ Silk oIe costume, royon crepe
heoh with son midIiff long sotin gown with beod trim
Now SIS. tOioinoIy $780, Royon bocode costumes.
Now SS5 toreinoH S25l Silk sotn sheoth in eooplon
Now $5S tOroinoy $l45) Block silk peou onoe sheoth
Now SIS (orioinoly $llol Blue or silk peou d
Now S7S tOrioinoy ST. 0) Green silk evening gown
Now S7S torioinoIy 81 10Y Block silk sheath
Now SIS toroinoy Sl25J Silk sotin, silk boeode, silk
Now SIS toronoy sllo) Silk toffeto cockto dress long
Now SOS. (orioinoIy 1907 Green wool dressnoker suit
Now $9S torsinoy $l25D Ling silk sotn and silk ofteto
Now sos. to,ainoy sls5) Long silk chiffon with beod trim
long block son
Now sos torioinoy Sl4oj Long full skired white nyon
Now $I1s todoinoy $780, Block silk and wool with overdrope
skirt
Now :,as. odoooIy 5 ss95} long six bsoeods sheoth
At Street Only
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Two-Duy Month End in Sports Shop
3rd Floor : Street OnIv

Blouss So. oronoE $500 TO sl499l cottons Doeronse
silks royon VeVets wool Jerseys ToIored shirts desv boes
Assorted colors in sizes 10 TO Is.
sIOusss, S. toroinoy 5000 Sl4eel Silk shirts in solids
ond prints White and eoIors. Sizes 10 to l6
Storm coots. S2o orioinoy S3e o9l Apoco lined cotton
popin in green or coroI Sizes to IL.
leshsr costs. $40 oenoH S6e99) Long with orIonD
zip-in lining. In brown or white in sizes 10 to H.
Al Street FoIs Church, Shirnoion ond Silver Sprno
sIouses, S. (Oroinoy $7o9 Sl59el Silks roon vevets
eotton wool Jerseys Doerons Suit bousss dessroers
in block, brown. pink ond green Sizes 10 to le.
Skirts, ss toroinoy $3.50 to S4eel Wool fIonne slim
skirts in blue, beige, ond yellow. Sizes 10 10 ls
cs' coo,s, SIS orioinoy S29.99l Hooded cotton popn
eoots with wool Apoeo lining In green eoroI TO- u
and IA. -
Skirts. Shorts, Psn S. oonoIy So 80 to Sl Slim wool
skirts wool 6ermudos ond wool sIocks Tweeds pIod solid
dork coors Sizes 10 to l6.
Bulky knit' S. or9noIy slo9e orOne sweote in stripes
and Solids In grey white beige, blue; sizes "a to 40.
These OF F Street and Fos Church
oone cordson with Dyed Mouton Proeessed Lomb coon
Ionelno'y 81 1897 In block or white. Sizes SO ond 4o
Cashmere SweeeFs $40. tOuonoy $3.50 and 81 Short
sleeve pulove and long sleeve puover full fashioned Red
toupe, white, blue Broken sizes and coors
Evening star., 1960-03-29
School, Career Shop-Two-Doy Savings!

4th Floor Street; selections ot bronches
cOots SIS. torioinoIy 5000 to S49.ee) 1909 woos
wool and comel hair blends coshnere blends Boy
coots, clutch and button styles eore navy red block
Broken
coots $33. tOnqnoy $4,000 TO S59oo) lOOoo woos
in three button and clutch styles Blue black grey
Broken sizes
repellen cotton popIns green noturoi Broken
Dresses; Sc and ss 'orioinoy sl49e to $3.50 Royon
toloed styles assorted coors Sizes TO IS
Skirts S.. torsinoly $500 to $l2eol loo96 wooIs in
poids and solid eoo Slim and peoted styles vivid dork
coIors. Sizes to 5.
BIoues 81 toroinoy 500 and s399l cotons in whit.
and posteIs. Sizes 80 to 36.
slaeks s4.ss and $500. torienoIy $500 and S7.9oD
Blends of wool and Aclon0 oeryc fiber pods and wool
and royon solids. Broken sizes and coors
BermUdo Shorts, 81. tOainoy 59o lOO wooI in eorsI
and charcoal grey. Broken sizes.
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Robes, busters, 50 to ss. Codeinolly S.
Night NJ Day Lingerie-2-Duy Month End

NyIon Slips Ssss and Ssss ohenoy S5e5 and Sss5)
Loee trimmed embroidered In white block red pink oordeno
and nnoze Sizes 81 A. toll ond short lengths
kyIon Psttieosh s2.ss $Sss oonoIy S395 Ss.e5I
Loee. Ioce trimmed and embroidered Small medium Jorge
kyIon Tieos Long WstE end Shift Gowns $3sS S6sS tOe
noly S5e5 SI2e5 In mint pink, blue. white Sizes 81
40 ond small, medium, and Jorge
NyIon Teot Ensembles $i69S tOroino So 95 FIny
10y in white blue ond pink
Cotton Print Wo,. Gowns szss Coroinoy Sse5, smo me-
dunn Ioroe
Three Piece Print Cotton Shorty Peiems Set $ssS Originally
Soo5l Snoll, medium, and loroe
Beby Doll Peiomes $3s5 oonoy S5e5l In nyon trcot ond
DocronR ond Pink blue in n1o medium and loroe
Second Floor, Street and oil Bronch Stores
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Two-Doy Month-End Clearing In
Two Junior Dress Shops
(T. Deb Shop

Junior Dresses $40. lorioinoy sl799 to s35l In m.
wool Jersey bocode loce and ome ond
woo sheoth and full skirts porty styles and doyme dresses
bright and posteI coors one style with embroidery.
Orig. $3.50 and SIS. Dresses, SIS. Summer pocrore
stripes and prints novy Jersey, bosic
Style onepiece coons silk print shdresses poste ond bright
celors in the group.
orsinoy $50 $3s-FMe wool Jersey with
ribbed knit trim or loce trimmed iocket.
~ Originally S3ss9 Dresses, S25-hte black wool Jersey
with surplice bodice. sizes ond b.
~ orsnoIy $50 Evening Dresses. $4sful length royon
toffeto; red size g. turquoise size u.
% Originally SIS Evening Dresses S3S-oyo blue oyon
short dress, sizes 3. 9; ehompoone brocode size
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Little Sports Shop-2-Doy Event!

Street Floor Street. Fos Church. Shirnoton and Silver so,o
BoUsss 81 end S. oionoIy S5e9 oronH ond wool ersey
Doerone crepe oocronH ond cotton cotton Sizes 81 TO 3
Sweotes s. and S4 Oronoy IS 90 and ST 9e Cordioon
ond puover styles in the group oone and Bonons Sizes
"a TO 40
Wool Skirt. 81 CoroInoly s799 to slseJ Wool tweed and
fIonnels in broken sizes 10 to "a
Sleek. 50 and 81. ohenoIy $500 to $780, Wool poids
and OhonB and wool flonnes Sizes Il to Is
Evening star., 1960-03-29

These only at Street,
wsrstsd wcol fitted Block. sizes Ie, 2oh. S1S
tOroinolly $685.
Wostsd ass button fitted Brown size IL S2S
Imported worsted fitted grey TO- S1S orionoy
S7o.99l
Imported weeI ssbardne eae In navy 10. Is bIeek
10, SIS. torieinoIy S5e,9o
Grenade worsted wooI fitted Black. IAN. szs oo-
molly S49eeB
neonS srs wor'sd wool bOay jacket Gold, ls $1s. toro
Jewel cheek wool, boek/bOwn Size TO- szs torio
molly S6oee)
Wool sobordne Green 10; beige TO- SIS touonoy $50 eeJ
Weo crepe drsssmsker Black 10 and 2o oyoI. 49, SzS.
toHeinoly $4e.e9)
MsyIower anneI demi-F Green H. S,5 torioinoIv
$50 o.99.l
Wool ~orstsd. brown. 10. sss. torionolIy $751;
Poefie worsd weol dessmeker Black IeH S3S oronoIy
5000
Wool crepe dressmoksr. Block. AZ. $35 toronoly $751;
Eortmenns crisp wool dressoke BIsek I4. Ish,
$3S. tOrioinoIy Ss51
sOuIe dem-Ht wool Nevy 10. $ss. torsinoIy S75D
ForstmennS Tese wool demoksr BIaek ISM, S25 (Oro-
inoIy $751;
Angles wool and fur fiber drsssmeker Green TO- $4s oo-
molly 1851
MoyIower wool HonneI deW-t. choreoeI 10; ssooem Is
$45. torioinoIy Ssoee)
Moyower wooI HonneI dessmeksr. Blue. g. TO- S4s (oa-
molly S69o9)
Wool tweed fitted fabed skirt Block white g. TO- eJs,e4/
black, IA, $50. tOioinoIy S899eJ
EOrstmonn eestts fitted detsehabs beek dyed mink eel
Ier Red l6 $50. touonoIy Slls.D
terstmsnns ~ool tweed fitted Blue. ~. $50. oronoIy
S95.9o.l
Third Floor Street
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Or. Budget Shob)

Originally S4sS Dresses Sio-WooI fIonnes wool Jerseys
woo-ondk cotton knsony styles and coIors here Dressy
and eouo slim sihouettes poe bright and do coo checks
Originally $ll.ss and SI4.ss Dresses, S6-ooI Jerseys
bo~ine short sleeves pod WOOL offeto with border
print hem, royon brocode ond styles Do
and pole colors. tSeIections OF oil branch storesD
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Hondboqs! Come, Pick One!

81 81. (oroinoy $5 Sloe5 Lsothers with meto
styles
ss end So Coronoly slo95 and s5J Fobdc eothsr and
novelty hondboos.
Prices plus Fed.
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Hosiery-Two-Duy Month End!

SsomIess Shssrs. prs $z.37. Beige and in sizes ga
through u.
JssFs Full Fashioned Sheen prs fer $I5o toroinoy Sl5
poirD Blue and block in broken sizes through II.
Gethsm Tites, ST. tOrioinoly $2.e5.l Full fashioned
Debuties, 81. tOrioinoly $295J SeomIess.
SekiopsreI Run Proof, $.sS (OronoIy $3o5 Full fosh
ioned Broken sizes, mostly snnol and overoee.
Suede Boots 81 oonoly S4o5 Broken sizes block Ioden
green ond brown.
First Floor Street Only
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Misses Dresses-Choose eurIy!

All Occasion Dresses, $40. todonoIly sI7e9 to
S229e Royon crepe royon prints sotn solids In BEIGE
pink, green, block and noVy
Dressy Dresses, $l2. torioinoly sleeeJ Royon ond
bocode sotn heoe coots royon crepe ond
loce in pink blue beige eondeoht green noVy ond block
Dresses Slo. toroinoy S22ee S25 Sheer wool Jersey
wool royon loce son silk chiffon
RoyoI, red purple, green. postels and high coors
Costumes and jacket Dresses, $40. corioinoIy SIS
S35 Sheer wool costumes Docron and costumes
silk chffons oyon Coro oc beige. brown,
gold ond block.
Second Floor, Street
Selections OF oil Bronch Stores
Evening star., 1960-03-29
SumpIe and Display
Wedding Gowns 2-Duy Month End!

Bse de Sole chapel size TO- $50 toonoy Se5l
sombeEne and seHeon lace. ehspeI trsn size SIS. Oo
molly S35J
Silk ersonss with pin tucked bodice shops an size TO- $50
tOroinolIy Sloo)
Other ~eddins in vsrsy Of fsbres from IS $685.
tohoinoIy $50 $25oJ
Bdesmods Dresses $40 70 S2S. oronoy SIS to S3eee)
7th Floor, Street
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Over q thousond poirs of
SHOES for Month-end clearing !

SnVES TOT MOntn-enO clearing!
az F Street,
200 pairs at So (oonoIy sIsss to sz4e5l Odd lets.
discontinued stes-pump strops suedes potens Top
esty coors in the grouped blue, green, gold bopFns.
bone. Sizes Of course broken =
Us puirs at 81. lodonoIy sl7.e5 ond slse5l-Few
Of kind po and broken szes-omono find black and
white sons blue red colt vny with block white satin
IS puirs at 81. toroinoy s5o5 to sl2s51-Fobrc end
leother eosuoIs fots heel styles and some bootees.
AT Falls church,
7S purs CosuuI Shoes, S. toronoly 1895 10 sri 81
-FIots wedges heels; block coIors.
~ poirs Dress Shoes, S. ori0inoIy siz95 TO $685.
IS puirs chiIdren's Shoes, 81. torloinoly s595 to
SI95.)-Ony poir two Of stde-bock suede, block
potent. ond velvet
(4t ShirLington)
50 purs OF S. CoonoIy $l295 to sls95l-Foshon shoes
,sd1ced 1.s from stock sgedes ond Ieothers.
100 puirs COsuos S. toonoIy s7e5 to sl2s5J-sued..
los poirs chiIdrens Shoes ST. toonoIy s595 to s795J
School and dress shoes. block velvet lsoher, suede
bootees.
(4t Silver Spring.
50 poirs Shoes So. toonoIk s9.95 to sll95l-odd lot
dress ond cosuol shoes, pumps, hos
II poirs Shoes, 81. todoiooy s5;95 to s895J-sued.s
tciskns, oIiootors. medium high heels.
IS pulTs Slippers, ST. Orioinoy S5e5 to S8e5J-Assor-
ed moterioIs end styles, poir or two of kod
SO pors Childrens Shoes, S. toroinoy S5e5 to Sse5
Strops oxford pumps including shoes All broken
sizes.
Robes, Busters, So to So. lorieinoIy $500 to
to $780, An assortment of cotton flannel busters,
quilted Pooos, corduroy ockets, quilted cotton and
corduroy busters, royon chois, and cotton busters.
Sizes 10 to 20 in the group Broken sizes and coIors
NyIeM Fleece Bed Jackets $500 toroinoy $se9 Washable
fleece with Ioce trim Pink. blue snoII medium. large
Hostess Robes, SIS and $ls. (OrionoIIy S35 to
$55) One of kind hostess robes and long nYon
quilts. Sizes 10, II, IA and 20.
cooehmon Robes, $l2. tOrioinoIIy S22.9o.) Long
woos and nyIon quilts. few short nyon fleece ond
nyon quilts. Pink, blue ond noVy. Regular and holf
sizes in the group. Fourth Floor. Street Only r
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Casual Dresses-Two-Doy Month End

Fifth Floor Street. Fos Church. Shineton and Silver Spring
At $40 orionoIk $3.50 $3.50 Acetate prints orIone
and royon pods sheoths novelty fobrcs
Dressy ond cosuo styles full and slim skirts Sizes 10 TO-
l4I2 and Y u ond SO to AZ.
At SS tOroinoy $3.50 ondf Sl4e9). NyIon prints pIoid
cottons dresses shrtdesses Broken 10 TO-
half sizes.
At S. torionoIy $3.50 and sl499I NyIon prints dark
eottons and golfers Some kind Broken 10 TO-
At FoIs Church. Shuinoton and Silver Spring
At "a. torienoIy 5000 to $500 Royon glen pIod
cosuols royon/o chos novelty weoVes Some golfers Broken
sizes, misses and womens At Street only
Evening star., 1960-03-29

Gloves, $l95-DoubIe woven eotons ond nyIons sizes
6 to 7H. tOrioinoly So ond $5.5ol
Evening star., 1960-03-29
JeweIry-2-Doy Month End!

Necklaces Brseess Eerrins for ST. Originally ST. COL
ored beods ond stones in white.
Neoees Breeelets EeFnss 81 70 S. tOroinoY 81 to S0
ToIored etos eoored beods eoced stones hinesones
ond sinuloed peorls
Ring and Esrins Sets ST. tOroinoy 81 Coored stones
Prices plus Fed tox
Street Floor, Street
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Foundations, Bros, GirdIes-AII Stores!

BFo-S6S 10 1875. (oronoy 81 to S5 Strops and srop
less cottons, nyIons nyon loces Broken
Girde end Ponty Grdes-S3sS to S4ss torioinoy S5e5
$3.50 Boned and bonee puIl-ons and upper styles
Broken but good selections the group
Foundetions-Sos5 to SASS todenoIy SIS to S22 500
Pu-on and Upper styles boned ond bonee nyIon
power Broken but good selection the group
Only.
eirdes and Pon.e Grde. szss torioinoly sse5,
Three Piece Posmo Sets $500 Orenoy $40 90 and ee
Cotton royon chol nyon tricot. prints and solid coIors
Broken and coos At Street only
Brief-z for Sls5 Si2s each. Loee trimmed nyon
At Street and oil bronch stores.
Ponties-2 for S22S ST. 50 eoeh-Toored trimmed
fooooted. In white ond coIors.
At Street. Fos Church. Bethesda Shirneon Conn., Ave. and
Silver Spring
Evening star., 1960-03-29
ChiIdren's Wear

Folls Church, Shirlineton. Silver Spring.
Infonts end ToddIer Topper Sets end creepe $22S Os
molly $3.50 to S39el
nfonts and Toddle Heodeor soc 81 80 tOoinoy ST 80
to $780, loyette bonnets wool kn and eorduroys
Infant Girls 3-Peee Jeeke Sets $2ss. tOronoly S. o9
Solid creepers with print ocket ond bonnet
Midse end Toder Dresses 81 80 S49S oroinoy 3oo
to $7e9l Hand smoked eoons cotton broodcIoh oroonde
ond nyons. Mostly poes. Sizes Il to l8 mos. to 3x.
fodder Boys 3Pees Joeket Sets $500. tOenoy $7e9l
Jodphur style corduroy points, print corduroy jacket ond hat
Sizes to a.
Boys Eton Suits and Joeket s2ss (oronoy 81 9o Cotton
suits solid shorts plaid ioekets sepoote cotton oeke
Broken 6.
er,: souffo" Pesteoot. and Slips sisS end s1s' to0
Subteen Bouffont Nylon Peeoos S29S So Oronoy
50 ond $500 Snnoll medium, Iooe
Girls Robes $3.50 TO $500 Oenoly ST 80 $12oeD Nyon
quilted robes in solid poste few striped pose fodder sizes
z to 4, girls TO IA.
Girls Dresses $7ss OonoIy S5 80 and $loe9 Cot
in solid posteIs, O few bright coors to Ok.
Girls Dresses $500 $3.50 orienoly S7o9 to Sl29oD
Coons checks and prints few solid coIors Sizes a.
Girls Knit Hats. 81. oenoy $225 and $2ee) Many Styles
with scorfs
Girls Skirts, Slzs. oionoy $225) Cotton corduroy with
sostic woistbond Red and novy broken sizes to g.
Girls Wool Saks. 81 end $l.ss. OronoIy $2ee So ee
Machine woshoble Eloe wostbond lined Broken
TO Ok.
Psomos $ss tOroinoy So and $4) Print cotton cotton
fonneiette and cotton knit Broken styles and 70
Chidrens Shops Fos Church. Shrinoon Silver Sorno
Fourth Floor F Street and oil Bronch Stores
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Women's Dresses Month-End Reductions

Ruyon Crepes, Wool Knits. $7ee. CoroinoIly $3.50
$35 One Of kind this Crepe dress and ioeket
novelty tweed and stripe red wine piece block
with son TRIM wool knit dress end ocket in blue Broken sizes
Silk Prints, Ruyon Crepes. $l2 Corioinory $3.50 to
S39ee One piece silk prints blue toos ereen silk print
dress and ocket green and purple print tweed
dress and ocket in grey desy chiffon with
matte top in blue; silk print Sheath print
in piece and jacket styles in block, blue
l41z to 22h.
nrsssy Dresses $2s oonoy $50 to S7o One piece royon
in black, brown blue ond green with embroidery tuck,
ond sotin trims dessy black with oee top.
2-Dessy silk broeedes in blue, S65. 8R ond 2o7. tOro
inolb Slool
Crepe dress and oekst. SIS toroinoE ss5J sequin top
dress, Blue, 8.
Silk broeode in block SIS. (Orioinoy S25D Size 40.
Pure silk with bead trim, Sloo OronoIy $780, In blue.
Size SO.
Second Floor Street and selections Fos Church. Shneon
and Silver Spring
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Suits; Choose Wednesday or Thursday

Spring Somples-S5o.99 and $685. Suits, S35 One of
kind in wool fonnels worsteds ond lightweight noy
beige, ond block Juniors S. and g. misses 10 ond ~
wonens l4h Broken and colors.
Street, Fos Church, Shirinoton and Silver Spring