Evening star. [volume], May 16, 1946, Page B-10, Image 33

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May
MILLINERY CLEARANCE
A Group of
BETTER HATS
$ C.00
Values, 8.50 to 25.00
Jean Matou
CONNECTICUT AVENUE AT M
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP
10th, 11th, F & 0 Street* • Zone 13 • Phone District 5300
On Sale Friday Morning at 9:30
No Mail, Phone or C.O.D. Orders
Slightly irregular but not
affected in wear or appearance
500 boys' cotton sports shirts. Group in
cludes both long-sleeved and short-sleeved
sports shirts and some button-on styles. In
white and colors. Sizes 5 to 10, 8 to 16.
W&L—Down Stairs Store, Boys' Apparel.
Boys' Cotton
Better Transportation
PromisedChevyChase
Chevy Chase area citizens were
assured last night by a Capital
I Transit Qn. representative that as
i soon as the Public Utilities Com
mission approves company plans
for improved service in the area
new routes would go into effect.
J. E. Chrisman, superintendent
of traffic for the company, told the
Chevy Chase Citizens’ Association
j it was up to the people to deter -
| mine what kind of service they
; want.
The group approved the com
pany’s plans to improve service for
the Barnabv Woods area, the re
routing of the M-4 buses along
Patterson street N.W., and further
, extension of service to Chestnut
street N.W.
A motion introduced by Edward
T. Stafford, second vice ^president
of the association, urging daylight
saving time for the District, was
approved.
| The citizens expressed opposi
tion to the proposed rezoning of
! the Maryland side of Western ave
i nue beyond Pinehurst Circle for a
! shopping center.
Judge J. Fred Johnson, jr.p Fed
eral Communications Commission
attorney, addressed the association,
which met at Lafayette School,
Northampton street and Broad
Brafich road NW. Judge Johnson
said •'collective bludgeoning" should
be done away with and collective
bargaining restored.
Frank H. Myers, first vice presi
dent, presided at the meeting.
Friendship Heights Unit
Hears Protests on Towers
Strong opposition to proposed
erection of a 300-foot television
tower at Fortieth and Brandywine
streets N.W. was expressed last night
by members of the Friendship
Heights Citizens’ Association. No
action was taken, however, the asso
elation having voted opposition to
the tower twice previously.
"Not only owners of adjacent
property, but every citizen should be
concerned,” D. B. Guynn declared,
in calling on members to attend a
congressional hearing on a bill to
outlaw the towers. Mrs. Ida Rossi
and Charles E. Saunders, who testi
fied at the hearing yesterday, told
the association of their objections.
The group ordered printing of 500
Captured
Forever!
The Glamour and poise of you
at your best
in a
portrait by
BROOKS
Portrait Photographert Since 1907
1327 F St. N.W. NA. 1078 '
copies of its constitution to provide
each member with a copy.
Hiram W. Hummer,' chairman of
the Nominating Committee, said his
report will be given at the June
meeting, when elections of officer
will be held.
A movi on safety, “X Marks the
spot,’ was shown at the meeting,
held In the Janney School, Wiscon
sin avenue and Albemarle street
N.W. C. Oscar Berry, president of
the association, presided.
Top price of $118 was paid for an
extra light colored blue fox skin at
the latest Norwegian fur sales. ' j
Let Us Safeguard—
Your Valuable RugS
WASHED—by skilled men, using finest
material and equipment.
REPAIRED—by Expert Persian Weavers
' at moderate price.
STORED — Moth-Proof. Fire-Proof.
ALL RUGS FULLY INSURED
Mqatit7A £to&. Got
For 2S Years Selling and Taking Care of Fine Rugs
3316 P Street N.W. DUpont 4100
WORTH A FORTUNE ...TO YOUR FEET
lft a fabulous idea . . . worth more to
too than rubies and pearls . . . "Your
Footprint in Leather!”* A curve-foe^
curre copy of the bottom of the foot
that cushions vour every step. It’s o
fortune in fashion and fit that Matrix,*
^ann otnj Maura can iay at yoor feet!
$iu.y>
ncivsirta» ^qodv/ard & Lothrop
10,H M~ f AND a &MUTI Z ONI 13 Pmoni DIstkict 5300
• Vtl * Pm Off t f KmigCm.
Tomorrow at 9:30 A.M.
SPRING DRESSES
FOR JUNIORS
*
Casual and afternoon dresses in gay young colors
and wonderfully smart black! Sizes 9 to 15 only.
SAKS at 610 Twelfth Street
Woodward Sc Lothrop
10™ 11™ F and G Streets Zone 13 Phone district 5300
Grecian Glides sandal . . .
black or white rayon
faille, barely there at all,
$6.95
Grecian Thongs . . . rayon
sandal glittering with
nailheads. Black, red,
blue, yellow, brown, $6.95
"Oaxaca" by Joyce . . .
ash blonde glove leather,
looking very Grecian,
$5.95
"Thong," black cotton
gabardine with wedge
heel-$4.75
"Mexicoolee" by Joyce...
woven strap affair of san
dman leather_$5.95
Following the lead of your bare-shouldered sun suits
... of your play suit minus midriff ... of backless dresses and
%
clipped-off sleeves ... sandals become barest outlines of footgear,
a sole, a thong or a strap or so. So, out in the open
come your toes for their summer gilding, for their
taste of freedom ... smartly sandaled.
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