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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-29

chunks of amethyst lay in the soil wherever
We stepped.
Look" Rosetta would call, beside her.
self with joy. "Oh, my! Just lOok!' And
before anyone could look, she would be on
her hands and knees, hammering and CHS
cling like woman possessed. By sunset,
Abbes was carrying some sixty or seventy
pounds of amethysts.
FreighGer books rocks
Getting the rocks into the car, back
to Marrakesh and into the hotel room was
something of chOre, but the real problem
was moving our treasure to New York.
solved that one by calling local moving
man. We've yet to receive the shipment,
which must be on the slowest freighter on
the Atlantic run. Either that or the ship
went to the bottom under the weight.
To avoid trouble with American Gus.
toms, or at least to learn the magnitude of
our trouble, we took some samples with us
on the plane. My idea was to show them to
the inspector, to confess that many more
were on their way by sea, and to convince
him that my wife was only concerned with
their beauty, not their value.
Agreat and generous country like ours,
planned to say, must have provision in
its customs regulations for people who are
strangely affected by pretty rocks.
1t doesn't, as we discovered. But it
doesn't need one. When we displayed our
sample amethysts, frightehingly genial
ldleWIld customs inspector peered at them,
held them up to the light, scratched them,
admired them.
II hope there's some way we can bring
them in duty-free," said. my wife only
wants to keep them, not sell them
He shrugged. "You can do whatever
you want with them. Didn't you know
there's no duty on uncut stones?"
Not even on diamonds?" my wife
asked.
Not even on diamonds, lady"
Our next trip abroad, I suspect, will
be to South Africa. -yws ENp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-29

'osfp" MoRcs"sTfRN. drama reporter, first
met his bride Of sic months ,Ghen he inter
Uie'Oed her for the NesU York Herald Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-11
SECRETARY

SECRETARY
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Evening star., 1962-11-25
Notes on the Real Chic

and shoes, this is too much
and shouldn't be done. To
be chic is a true gift and
not every woman has it, but
every one can try to improve
her elegance"
When asked where she met
the most elegant WON e n,
Bettina fatty answered: "In
Rome and in France. The
Roman girls are even chic
in swim suits and Princess
Ercolani and Mrs. Agnelli
are the most elegant women
in the world"
In Paris 80.
In France she spotted the
Countess Gerard de Chavag-
nae and the Baroness Alain
de Rothschild a m ong the
Evening star., 1962-11-25
WEDDINGS
AIIen-Henry

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson
Henry of Arlington announce
the marriage of their daugh-
ter Bettijane to 1t. Col. Paul
Linwood Allen, USMC, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wes-
ley Allen of Fulton, N. Y.
The wedding took place No
vember % in the Chapel at
Fort Myer, Arlington.
Evening star., 1962-11-25
PARIS REPORT

PARIS.-"It's more i'm
portant to feel pretty. than
to be on time" and THE
real chic is to feel we'll in
your skin first" With a
series of similar statements
Bettina, heireSS of Ali Khan
and certainly a very chic
Partisan, tried to give a def
milton of real elegance, when
interviewed by the Paris
weekly Candide.
What else did she say, that
the a m bilious Parisienne
should memorize? II thtnk
it is more vulgar for a woman
to smoke while driving a car,
than while walking in the
street," Poor chain smok-
eressesD. II hate the prin-
ciple of matching gloves. bag
Evening star., 1962-11-25
Wurner-lenz

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Medin-
ger Lenz of Sumner. Md.
announce the marriage of
their daughter Carolyn Anne
to Mr.. Michael E. Warner,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
J. Warner of Chevy Chase.
The wedding took place yes
terday at the Church of the
Little Flower in Springfield,
Md. The couple vii reside
in Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1962-11-25
WuIker-B

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry N.
Bassett announce the mar
riage of their daughter Sarah
Naumann to Mr.. Ivan Gerald
Walker, son of Mrs. Hugh F.
Walker of Waverly, Va. and
the late DR.. Walker. The
wedding took place yesterday
in the Presbyterian Church
of Chatham Township. The
couple will live in New York.
Evening star., 1962-11-25
Stunciu-Deon

Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert L.
Dean announce the marriage
of their daughter Donna Au-
drey to Mr.. David Lee STAN
ciu. son of Mrs. Ben Smith
and the late Mr.. Stanciu of
Hanson, KY. The wedding
took place November % in
the Clarendon Methodist
Church. The couple will re-
side in Arlington.
Evening star., 1962-11-25
Sheehon-FoIIiord

Mrs. AlphonSus Patrick
Folliard, of Bethesda, an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter Denis Theresa to
1t. Brian Patrick Sheehan,
USMCR, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin A. Sheehan of Silver
Spring. The wedding took
place yesterday at Our
Lady of Lourdes Church,
Bethesda. The couple will re-
side in Quantico, Va.
Evening star., 1962-11-25
MoYer-Deun

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Robert
Dean of White S a IN o. n,
Wash, announce the mar
riage of their daughter Mari
lyn Pauline to Mr.. Carl Rus
sci Meyer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John M. Meyer of Sill
yer Spring. The wedding
took place yesterday at the
Methodist Church in White
Salmon.
Evening star., 1962-11-25

chicest and as far as New
York was concerned she could
only think of two really ele-
CANT women. Mrs. Winston
Guest and Mrs. Henry Ford.
For Bettina, high fashion is
useful but not a must" bet
ter a sober thing bought in
a department store than a
too extravagant fashion mod
ell. and she thinks that she
always knows the right place
for buying something. Last
Sunday she went to the flea
market to get an iron screen
for her mantelpiece but that
has always been a chic"
place.
The real chic in Paris is
to be elegant and to be up
to date, this was very
tiring indeed last week for so
many things have happened
in town, especially for
for women. The first two
literary prizes have been won
by Anna Langfus. ~, an i'm
migrant from Poland who
got the famous Prix Con-
court with Lies Bagages de
Sable (Sandluggage). which
is bound to bring her about
$4,000 and Simonne JAG
quemard, 38, an authentic
Parisienne, who won the Prix
Renaudot for her novel lie
Mutt" (The Nightwatchmen).
She is one of the rare
French bird watchers, a nearly
unknown passion in this
country. A rapid glance be-
tween the pages of those
books is absolutely necessary
for the next dinner CONVEX
Sation.
Yves Montand, still and
again loved by the French
ladies, who have forgiven him
his one-time filtration with
the late Marilyn Monroe, is
celebrating an unusual come
back in a one-man-Show at
a Paris music hall. It's such
a success that tickets sell on
the black market, the quicker
one hears him, the more chic
it is.
New Clubs
And it is chic to take at
least a look into the five or
six new small night clubs
that have muShroomed all of
a sudden out of nothing dur
ing the last 10 days. One is
a three-floor place, a restau-
rant upstairs with a female
consisting of sew
eral sad looking middle-aged
girls playing 1900 airs in long
skirts and white blouses with
rose pinned on their bosom.
a simple counter on the first
floor and a "cave" down.
stairs with the newest dance
records-Le Cafe de l'Elite.
There is La Petite Severine
remodeled into a club with
Bossa Nova as speciality (by
the way even MaXim's has
deigned to accept this new
dance, or the "Eto- Club
sponsored by Yves Montand
himself and managed by his
colored director Abou Sisse,
the Key-Club just behing
Regime with dinners, dance,
guitars and imitators or the
Club Lauriston in the 10th
district created specially for
the elegant but more quiet
residents of the neighbor-
hood. Nobody knows yet
which one of them will fin
ally make it and only after
Evening star., 1962-11-25

Christmas the Parisienne will
be certain to pick out the
one that really comes
"chic."
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Kennedys
Lend
Home

st. Johns and st. Luke's
Catholic Churches of Nc
Lean will sponsor a fashion
show to be held at 3 pm.
Saturday, May 26. at "Hicko-
ry HILL" residence of Attor-
ney General and Mrs. Rob-
ert F. Kennedy.
Mrs. Kennedy will receive
the guests and she invited
them to tour her home.
The fashions will be pres
ented by Julius Garfinckel.
Refreshments will be served.
Tickets are now on sale; tick
ct chairman is Mrs. William
Roark.
Bus transportation will be
provided to and from parking
lots in the Mclean area to
the Kennedy residence. In
the event of rain. the show
will take place at D. j.
O'Connell High School.
Chairman of the benefit
fashion show is Mrs. David
McLauglin, with Mrs. Rob-
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Symphonic Jazz to Open
international Festival

rector Howard Mitchell in
conducting the program.
Three works commissioned
for the international Jazz
Festival by Broadcast Music,
Inc, will be included.
They are a composition for
trombone and orchestra by
j. j. johnson, who will play
the solo part; another for
vibraphone and orchestra by
Andre Hodeir of Paris, who
expects to be present, and an
improvisation for jazz combo
with orchestra by Larry Aus
tin. In the latter work, Don
Ellington will play the trum-
pet and Ron Carter the bass.
"Yamakraw," by James P
johnson, will open the pro-
gram.
Tickets for the festival go
on sale this week, with mail
orders being directed to Jazz
Festival" 734 Jackson place
NV.
The festival will continue
through June 8, with some Of
the concerts being given at
Evening star., 1962-04-29

A number Of prominent
boxholders have been an
nounced for the opening con-
cert Of the First Information
al Jazz Festival to be held
the evening of May 81 in
Constitution Hall.
They include Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Garrett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert A. May, Mr..
Jefferson Patterson, Mr.. Ger
son Nordlinger. jr., Princess
Kotchoubey de Beauharnais,
Mrs. Arthur T. Lyon and the
E. Perkins McGuireS.
Artists to be featured at
the opening program, which
will be devoted to symphonic
jazz, will include Dinah
Washington, who will sing
Gershwin songs, and Duke
Ellington and his band, who
will play Ellington's Con
certo Crosse" with the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra.
Gunther Schuller, music
director of the festival, will
Join National Symphony Di-
Evening star., 1962-04-29

InMoy

Mrs. E. L. Gardner, Ojai.
Calf. organizer Of PEG.
Supreme Chapter, will be the
honor guest, representing the
international organization,
when the District Chapter
convenes at the Shoreham
Hotel, May IL and IL for its
9th annual convention.
The hostess chapters are
G., H. and I. with their presi-
dents respectively, Mrs. A. H.
Gardner, Mrs. o. E. Williams
and Mrs. C. A. JeSsen.
Arrangements for the con-
vention have been made by
Mrs. Damon M. Gum, as
sisted by Mrs. r. B. Rench
and Mrs. j. P. Breden.
Husbands of the members
will be guests at the banquet
on Friday evening.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

The annual spring formal
dinner-dance of the Navy
Dental Wives Club will be
held on Saturday at the
Naval Weapons Plant.
The setting is to be In
an Old Fashioned Garden"
Members and guests will
gather at 7 O'Clock with din
ner at 8, followed by dane
ing. Co-chairmen are Mrs.
A. L. Raphael and Mrs.
George Stead.
A carefree party last eve
ming at Fort McNair Officers
Coub was enjoyed by the Of
ficers Wives Club members
of the Deputy Chief of Staff
for LogiStics.
Amid luscious plants and
tropical flowers in a Poly
neSian setting the members
and guests had dinner and
danced. Mrs. ThaddueS NJ.
NoSek had charge of the
party and Mrs. Philip B.
HenShaw, reservations.
The Army Dental Officers
Wives Club held their for
Evening star., 1962-04-29
ChiIdren's Wear at Silver Spring,
Shirlinqton, Falls Church

Girls Spring coo to Ok Orig Sl799 to SIS Sl2ss to SIG
Boys coot/c Sets to T. Orig 299 999 sssetosl4ss
Cotton Dresses, ) to 6x TO 2. Orig $500 to S. SO,
$500 to $3.50
Mdsie ond fodder pesses-sI 80 TO S59s Originally S399
to 81 99D Cotton pos checks stripes months TO
coot and Hot ses-s7 s12s9 Originally Sl4 90 to S25D
WOOL tweeds checks solid coios body girls todder boys ond
erIs'-l to I.
creeper sets-sI9s Crenoy s. s4 Nyon knits for
boys topper for boys and girls Solid coors end checks
Cotton PeIo shits-Sl On9noIy $50 10 s. 5Ol Pon Or
acQuord poerns short long sleeves todders to T. boys
ond girls
Corduroy Lonses overoIs-s OuejnoN $3.50. ;, 4.
ToddIers' Boxer shorts-Sl. tOu9noN 81 Cotton seer
sucker ond denim stripes and checks. Sizes 2 ), I.
Boby Poomos-sl9s. O9noy So Solid color end print
cottons I TO "a.
Pre-Jeen Shortie Poiomos-S299. lOn9noy 50 and So
Two piece classics end printed boby dolls to e.
Pettieoo-sles tOu9noy So Lace trimmed nyon
sheath style. 10 -
ond Lounge Sets-S29s and S49s OenoIy $3.50 tc
SlOe9l Cotton nyon quilts vored colors end sizes.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
ToHonor Dean

DR.. Rosemary Pierrel, dean
of Penn broke College of
Brown University, will be
honored by the Pembroke
College Club of Washington
at a dinner meeting Tuesday
at the American Association
of University Women Head
quarters.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Louneeweor-S3 to Sl2.

Originally $500 to S25D Long robes Of royon,
Docron poyester wool fonneI; royon choIIis long and
short robes cotton flannel busters, nyon fleece dust
ers lounge poomos with quilt tops, VeNeteen or quilt
ponts sleeveless lounge dresses in voried obrcs All
few Of kind, broken sizes 10 to s. Fourth floor,
Street. scotterngs at bronch stores.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c. (apsefu.HaNaa
April 49, 1862

ert ]. Broderick as co-chair-
man.
Other committee chairmen
are: Mrs. H. Graham Mori-
son, patrons; Mrs. William
Applegate, sponsors; Mrs.
Theodore Waale, program;
Mrs. William Keene, trans
portation; Mrs. Thomas Ma
honey, refreshments; Mrs.
Edward D. Re, publicity;
Mrs. Ben Greer. door prizes
and entertainment; Mrs. T.
G. Monahan. ushers and
hostesses; and Mrs. George
Kramer, jr., decorations.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Mrs. JQnosi
Spry at %

The senior members group
of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation held a lunch
con birthday party recently
in honor of the 92d birth
day of Mrs. Marie Janosi.
Mrs. JanoSi is a spry and
agile person whose vigor be-
lies her years. She goes
everywhere by public trans
portation, reads without
glasses and walks without a
cane or other assistance.
She resides at the Lisner
Home, and frequently picks
up snackS for ''the old ladies"
in their 80's who cannot get
out to buy groceries for them
selves.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
kylon Trieot sIips-$3.95 and $5.95

lOrieinoIy S595 and S8.957-Some nyTon trIeot sons
Peieoots-szs5, s5ss. s4s5. OignoIy s5,95 to $685.
Sheoth ond fuller types Many lovely shades and white block
both slips ond petticoots.
Beautiful Gowns-s5 IS TO sss5 tOrginoy s695 s495)
Nyon woz lengths shifts long gowns Pink blue foor
white; prints; 81 to 40.
Originally $500 Sl2e9 Poiomos-S2ss $500. Bermuda
short poomos with motchne seepcoot and long poomo plus
non lace long pooos ond boby dolls M ond 81 4O
Above Lingerie CIeoronces oil Jeeff
IF Street Ony)-NyIon Treot Ponties and Bes-sle9 to
S2.e5. Originally 81. so to S5.95.
If Street Ony)-Peisno Gown Ensembles Poiomo Sets Loce
trimmed nylon Reduced y to 2s.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
GirdIes, Pontie GirdIes-S3.95 to Sl2.e5

O S. 95 $685. Group includes short end long lengths
with without bonne nyon power net ond roon son Lostex
Foundotons-Ss95 to SIle5 Originally $3.50 TO $685..
Upper closing and puon styles Loste brocode bOned ond
non-boned Odd lot
Brosees-sI TO s6ss COrgnoy $3.50 to S. G5 With sops
stropIess nyon cotton Lostex short long styles broken
sizes, mostly SIS and 36's. Jelets-F Street only
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Little Sports Shop-street floor

Bouses 81 81 oho So 90 S799l-oveboues tuckins
cotton Orion ocrycond-wOo jersey Oocon poyester non,
white and colors 32-38.
Sweoers 81 to IS too So 90 to S799l-cordgons ond pull
overs and doks Orion ocryc and WOOL "a 40.
Suits So and 81 og S799 and SO-Dork and pose shades,
broken sizes 10 to 10.
Street, Street Floor; broken lots
Silver Spring. FoIs Church, Shington
Evening star., 1962-04-29

the Washington Coliseum
and Cramton Hall, Howard
University.
Mrs. Jouett Shouse is the
chairman.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
SERVICE NOTES
Dance Set Saturday;

NAL dinner dance last eve
ming at the Walter Reed Of
ficers Club. Mai. and Mrs.
Walter Fox were chairman
for the affair. e. NJ. ID.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Neekweor Shop Month End Clearance

Bouses-sz and So Corg $500 S699l-dre ond toored
styles some overbouses prints solid coIors tissue oe,
cotton, nyIon Oocron polyester.
oriq So PIoid Wool Seorfs-2 for 81.
Orig $500 SweotersOrIon ocryc bukies, mostly white So
Orig S5 80 SIS oekets-woo son cotton lornoted
wool jersey, wooI-royon; So TO $40.
Street Fols Church, Silver Spring. Shuin9ton
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Look-Hondboss at Sl.-S3.-S5.!

Odds and Ends OF 81 torisnoIIy S. to S895).
Hondbos Assortment So org S95 to 81 95dork coored
coskns Wnys imported tapestries leather trimmed,
plus of kinds.
oroned cofskn black brown also Vared tobrcs including
topestN
Prices plus FederoI tox.
Selections OF Street. Spring. ShneOn ond Falls Church,
Evening star., 1962-04-29
SHOE CLEARAWAY STREET

80 Poirs Little Heel Shoes-S6 t~ere Sl495 TO $685.
Interesting off-beot potterns-bege, beige with black
few neuro whites golden suede with block stocked heel
and kte types.
IS Poirs SondoI shoes-SS (~ere Sl795l-open toes,
bocks and with thick heels novy black patent beige ond
leother/Viny combinations.
customero+ Discontinued StyIes-Sl4.9o twere S2295-
eother dress Shoes scosOnobe coors, high medium high
heels
Evening star., 1962-04-29
FRENCH ROOM DRESSES, SUITS,
COSTUMES

3one wooI-bei9e /toupe/e grey Originally $40 Now $40.
Lace dress, blue. Originally $50 Now SIS.
Beodd sotin blue beige Originally S55Now $50.
Silk opoco sheoth Originally Now $40.
Wool knit sheoth beige, Originally 500 Now S3S
Royon chiffon fornoI ereen Originally S50--- Now SIS
Long son fornol ocetote. Originally S70.-- Now $35.
3pece wool knit eoroI blue Originally 500 Now $40.
Block royon crepe beoded oveboue Originally SIPS Now $55
Grey print mohor bosc dress. Originally S9O Now $55
Black wool suit. Originally Now SIS.
Green wool costume. Originally S225------ Now Sis.
Brown silk print ensemble Originally Now $l25.
Gold wool suit, print blouse, Originally Now $3.50.
Second Floor Street, Fos Church. Silver Spring
Evening star., 1962-04-29
April Month -End-SchooI-C Career Shop

Spring Wool coots-$2s and $50. (oenoIy S3e99. Fored
slim Ihouettes, white red, banana, blue beige
Junior Separates seoty reduced! Ook print cotton bouses
Vored sweoe wool skirts stroe peoed pod wool sIocks
Originally $500 to $3.50 81. to Sc.
Junior Dresses Shwo desy styles ored and sheoth light
ond dok eoor Originally Sll99 to S2299----$e. TO $ll.
Wool Suits ond Costumes Bosic and BRIGHT slim
skirts and peots. Originally $3.50 to S45---$lo to $50.
coots. Bright coor blacks, with
coos Originally 5000 to $40 SIS. to $50.
Juniors APupose Coats Storm coots cIossic good styles.
Originally S499 to 5000 and $l2.
Fourth Floor Street. Limited Selection OF all Branch Stores
Fur products OF imported fus
Evening star., 1962-04-29
AT ST. oNLY-FEW AND oNE-oF-KIND
WINTER COATS, FURRED AND FURLEss

For Women)
2 Mooento with block dyed lamb eoor/cuf, sizes T.
l6 petite. Originally $l7O Observation-Disclosures @I'e'
Purple with black dyed mink II petite Originally Sl5O Ss5
Wild rice with ranch mink, size IA petite. Originally S!o0,
BEIGE with blonde dyed beaver size le petite Originally sl4o,
S ~ SOS.
0O ~ ~ ~ sos.
BEIGE dyed Bosserk oscot H. l6 Originally $4o, $685.
! '' O'0O' ' $50.
s Toppers beiqe black sizes TO- l6 Originally $40 $40.
Tweed toppers, bIue green, TO- a. Originally S35 SIS
For Misses)
Mink coor/cuffs god H. l6 Originally S2e5
= ~ $l65.
Black with silver coIor/cuffs, TO- Originally $225
~ w $I45.
Blue fox on red or brown sizes TO- H. Originally S2l5 $l45
Blue tweed size 10. Originally Slo5 Sloo
Blue fox on Ioc size H. Originally $3.50 ----------Sss
Beige tweed blonde dyed beaver collar size ~ to a. OooY
$50 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9eo
Black dyed mink on moeeno sizes 8, a. Originally $l4o $ss
Blonde dyed beige size to H. Originally
l4O ---------------- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SSo.
Toppers moqento beige % 6 Originally S9o $4o
BEIGE Borqono toppers sizes a. Originally $40 $40
White opoco wool toppers l6. Originally $40 - $50
tFor Junors)
/ Lilac with blue fox size l3. Originally $50 --- Ss5
Magenta black dyed mink, sizes g. H. Orig Sl4o, $s5
tweed beige, bock/white, sizes
y Tweed Cereon" mink, S. g. Originally Sl8 S7s
Black fleece ranch mink, 5, T. II. Orig. SloO - $75
2 Bockdyed black white pod 5, g. Orig sos SIS.
Coots Third Floor, Street Only
HTM Enbo Mink Breeders Assn
country Of origin OF imported urs
Evening star., 1962-04-29
INVEST IN A TRAN-sEAsoN SUIT!

Juniors black worsed cheeks costumes texured obcs
grey pecon. IS. Originally $50 $780,
Misses dene fit fitted ookes block toost
royal blue Originally $50 ----- S3o
Misses and selection wool suits black, beige,
blue, white Originally $40 and $50 ------------S5o
For women beautifully coIou Soock wool and wool tweed suits
Orioinolv $50 --.------- .---- $40.
Elegant French worsted SUITS black Misses sizes
Originally 81 ---------- .-------- .------- $50.
chomos blue with wool chois print blouse,
misses sizes. Originally Sl40 -------------------Slo
Imported Scotch wool suit, silk blouse or olnond
checks, 1O-l6 Originally S4O ------------------Sl0
JeeHs Street. third floor and Branch Stores
Evening star., 1962-04-29
MoNTH-END SAVINGS IN sPoRTsWEAR

Vored Sweaters Buks cossics dessmokers Orion ocry ond
woo/fur blends Originally S799 to Sl4.99 Choice S.
Cashmere Sweaters. Originally S2z9 S35-$5. SIS
Wool Tweed Suits Originally S299e to $500 Sl2 to $24
Cor coots WooIs cottons. Originally Se99 to 5000.
ST. to SIS.
Roin/shns Reversible tweed cotton veeteen Originally
Wool Skirts Pont, Originally slee to 5000 ss to $40.
Shirts BIouses. Originally 81 80 $4ee -S3. to So
Third Floor Street and Selections Silver Spring,
FoIs Church. ShirInoton
Evening star., 1962-04-29
$50. Spring Coots-$39.
Spring Coots-bIock, navy, eolors!

Good ideo-put away q fine
coat for next winter!
Now is the time to toke advantage Of clear -owoy
prices, wonderful, savings!
Untrimmed $50. to Slls. coots-$5o. and $50.
Worsted foIIes, woo/fur blends, plush and pol
ished wooIs, dressy and tailored Styles good
coors-beee, black, blue, grey, toupe, green,
red Misses 8 to Is, wornen's "a to 40 and pro-
portioned to 20, Juniors to 3D.
Untrimmed Winter Coots-TfU.
Were $40. to S8O) Woods, worsteds, feeces
wool /fur blends; black dress coots, assorted
coIors; misses to s, women proPortioned sizes
to 20.
A Group of Junior coots OF $50.
4 Were $50 to $7O) Youthful button-up coots,
wool tweeds and pIoids, black, blue, gold, red,
B green. to 5.
q Untnmed Winter coots ot F Street, FoIs Church, ond
Il Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Special Group-Long Spring Goats
Comparable Value S4O-$2o.

Comparable Value $4O-$20.
Waffle weave, boucIe, bosketweove wooens, wrap
and button Styles in white, beige, red, eoId bIue
and otone pods Just the coat you want for trons
season and troVel weor. Juniors 5 to l3, misses
to l6.
$50. Spring Coots-$39.-topp and long
coots coored cordeon Styles light and airy wooens woseds.
fine blends in beige, novy gold, red blue Misses to l6,
Juniors to l3 womens proportioned sizes to 20.
Spring Coots-bIoek, navy, eolors!
Comparable $50. to SIS. Voues-S4s and $50
Choose monotone wool weeds, worsed woos bouces boske
weove the seasons style hits Beige ed blue ereen too grey
eod nov black Womens "a 40 and proporioned to TO-
misses to l6; Juniors to i3.
Spring Coot selections OF oil JeIIeff stores