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Evening star., 1950-06-08
Sharon Steel Alone
In Raising Prices
BY the Associated Press

SHARON. Pa. June 8.-Ad-
vances in steel prices by Sharon
Steel Corp. stood alone with the
remainder of the industry content
to stand by their price structures
for the present.
Sharon Steel, a million-ton an
nual producer, lifted prices of
sheet and strip steel yesterday
Recent increases ln the cost of raw
materials were blamed.
Hot rolled sheet went up SO to
$40. hot rolled strip advanced SIS
a ton to $40 and cold rolled strip
went from $83 to $50 a ton.
The largest users OF those prod
ucts are auto and appliance
manufacturers.
r. G. Garlick, Sharon assistant
vice president and general man
ager of sales, cited recent increases
in the price of steel scrap, saying
1T takes nearly a half ton OF
scrap to make a ton of steel. 1t
isn't hard to see what an influ-
encing factor steel scrap is in the
price of our product"
The price of No. heavy melting
scrap went to an all-time high ir
Pittsburgh Monday. 1t jumped
81 to SAC a ton. The last previous
high was $43 in late 1948.
officials of the United States
Steel Corp. Inland Steel and Jones
& Laughlin said they contem-
plated no price changes in the
immediate future.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Cold War and High Tax
.ToContinue for Years,
.SIichter Tells Farley
sy the AA,cSiatsS Press

NEW YORK. June S.--Sumner
H. Slichter. Harvard University
economist. predicted last night
that the cold war and high tax
alton would continue for the next
few years.
Speaking at the annual conven-
ton Of the National Confectionery
Association, Prof. Slichter added,
however. that present prospects of
the American economy should
give rise to considerable reaSSur-
ance."
Due chiefly TO scientific and
technological contributions, he
said. induStry's capacity 70 expand
production is growing more
rapidly than ever before.
Furthermore, Prof. Slichter said.
the economy is not becoming
tradition bound II is not losing
its capacity to develop new prod
uctS or new processes.
Predicting that Government in
tervention into economic affairs
will continue to grow. the econ
omist asserted that while much
of it is bad and represents the
efforts of politicians TO buy
votes" much of 1t meets real
needs and strengthens the econ
omy.
Certainly the country is better
of with some control Of credit
than without 1t. and the author
| ity to control credit should be
broadened and strengthened" he
said.
Furthermore. the economy Is
better off with workmen's COM
pensation acts. Federal old-age
pension plans. and unemploy-
ment compensation plans than IL
would be without them"
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Produce Markets

Bal,tnors quotations furnished By. th'
United states Dep$..rasnt {; Ass,sulisEs ,sS,
bshsiops, bsses5 o'shs.i insS s u lev m ls sSss
Potatoes p New-ssout steady Nsrtl
Carolina lea-neune sacks eeeeiers, U. ;
Is. Gnwashed .e5-3.Oa Old, 5e-pount
SACKS Pennsylvania kssahoins- fair oaAl
Sweet potatOss-Too few sales to sstAe
pylsa ss. dozen sanaSss s4s
! s'SS. 81 lev lev s.s,' sSs-a:Se; =; ishs!. s
s.w sUo tss Ses; en.o,s S3o she seo,ss g. 81
extra tansx, $50 fancy. SOC yiEsinis
snap Beans Weaker;
sushsi aiD hsSDsrs osaaA sdFsh caFollsa fs % Saisn
5o-e e.5S Tender Greens, lev best. SG6
p. ys,0nes 0qa.' x e.s sSa's eranaT,
to fair quality. l,sS.i,73; Tender Greens
ordinary 70 fair aua!'ty / SS.S .oo: BoSn
utus tair eesiity' so %" rsepaesss =
Lima heans--Marke, slightly weaker
Florida. hnshel hampers, 35o-3 IS,
dozen. !s-e 90: bushel baskets. is-@4
punches, @5-lr5
sEoesoli-JPennsylvAnia, crates. SIS, 2,sS
Ca6basc-Marke, barely steady, bushe
baskets. psekea locally, round, North Care,
INA. 100; Virsinis. l.on-i -s5; pointed
%: Maryland, pointed, mostly Io, Vir'
I.3s; poorer, IS: 1's-Sushel boxes, round
Csulliower-Delawsre. used erang,
boxes. $40 heads. 3d. no.
ida. crates &c No s!se', yellow. j ia
dozen, mosilxs 80, few higheT; Sls-l
dozen, fair quality. 1852 90, sacks, !
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry - Weak hens. barely steady
Fryers 3-3t. pounds, a9-3l, 3's pounds
and up 3I-33. Hens; Heavy weights
mostly nearby. 25-a6. few hiEh as IS
many not cleared light weights. mosti.
20,
Grain Market,
Flour-ReceiptS, none
Receipts, eo,4a4 bushels; ship
ments, 1885 bushels, stocks, l,SS4 AS
bushels; No : red winter garlicky. SPOT
domestic, 2.36; June, :: 80; No. 3. $500
men5s. none: Stocks s,o7i4So s's Sushsis sp
Oats--ReeeiptS, none; shipments, none
STOCKS 1oG3l0 bushels No. white oats
Bsriey1Recsipts; none none; shipments
Soybeans-Receipts, none shipments
none; stocks. 22o,slo bushels,
Millfeed-Rs:eipts: none
Eggs-slightly stronger current re
ceipts. Arm others; demand moderate; re
ceipts moderate: A large, i0-42, some 10y
as So; A mediums. 35-37, few lower;
laree: 34-37; current receipts ungradec
Receipts-Butter. aaool pounds; ess,
36l cases.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Chicago Livestock

ssls hoss sSoc 3sas early R sesiTe 15sss
higher on Yeights under a3O pounds;
heavier weights uneven but generally
steady TO Is higher; sows mostly steady;
instances 10-15 higher; top 20.5O for
few few LOADS aa choice choice l9os22o pounds most
'a5 pounds ss4E sssuns 2eSo sSo
$50 pounds ls.50-I9. IS: few heavier
weights down to around 1875 for 356
pounds; small lots l6O-l8O pounds, 10 90
go. Is; sows under 400 pounds. 1885
S;@9; few head choice butcher type light
weishts to 1925 and above; sows 900
200 pounds, 15.75-18.s5; heavier weights
600 pounds; good clearance.
Salable cattle, 1900: salable calves,
goo; steer and heifer yearlings $50 pounds
Gown fairly active, steday; steers over
1000 pound dull, steady to weak at re-
cent downturn; cows and bulls fully
steady except common beef cows slow;
iSnta: lGwer: lower lower. srsdes steady: 5000 70 low
Two loads Colorado steers and package
choice light yearlines. 81 so: medium to
low-good steers. 26 6.5O-29. 90: good and
CHOICE heifers and mixed yesrlines go 90
80 30; good cows, 22.5O-24 90: common
nefs ned msdum snd eu5sf, sssf e0Ts
moit and Foss D0ss,,,rs ssussse Sails Ss sS
- salable shssp. 500; senerally steady
market with FED lambs on peddling basis
supply very oH small AZ good and choice spring
msdnm 1nSEn fed t. ;%ss seaa ,2sd.s
slsushter ewes. 7.O0-ii 90: most ieo,a zoo
pounds ewes, 7.00-S.O0
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Stock Market Gets Lif'
AS Keen Demand for
Top Issues Continues
By fhe Asseeioted Press

NEW YORK. June 8. - Keen
demand for top-Quality stocks
gave the entire market a lift to-
day.
Some of the blue-chips sold al
their best prices in one to 2i
years with gains running above
two points.
Advances elsewhere were limited
mainly to point or less but there
were several striking exceptions
notably in the io-televisior
department. Selected rails die
better than average.
Business was done in fits and
starts. Turnover tended to ex-
pand when demand sharpened
and to slow down when buying
was less insistent.
General Motors, clipped slightly
yesterday following a sensational
rise of z. points on Tuesday,
moved up fractionally.
Bidding was particularly urgent
for such shares as United States
Steel, Bethlehem Steel. Chrysler
American Telephone, Santa Fe
and Standard Oil New Jersey.
Others marked up included
Studebaker. United States Rub
ber. Grumman Aircraft, Schenley
Admiral Corp. Motorola, Zenith
Radio, International Telephone
American. Cyanamid, Allied Chem
ical, Du Pont. Philip Morris, Union
Pacific, Sinclair Oil. General Elec-
trio and Seaboard Air Line.
In the bond market utility is
sues with the privilege of conver-
sion into common stock were agair
popular. United States Govern
ments held steady in over-the
counter dealings.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
New York Produce

NEW YORK, June up.--Butter, S37,-
130; steady, prices unchanged.
Cheese-232,447 steady, prices un-
changed.
Wholesale eggs were higher today. Re-
ceipts totaled 11,170 cases, Arm. Spot
quotations
Midwestern-Mixed colors, fancy heavy
weights, 3S: processed. ASA; extra /
large, SO; extra 1 medium. 32la: processed
33h2-34; current receipts. 32hs-33A
dirties. ?Sl3; checks, 27ia. Whites. fancy
extra 1 large. So; extra : large. un-
quoted; extra medium, 3s. browns,
fancy heavyweights, 3Sla-39ia: extra l
large, 81.
Nearby-(Extra fancy heavyweight and
fancy heavyweight quotations are based
LARGELY on exchange tradinE. Whites.
heayyweishts. 4I-41la; others, $3.50:
mediums, 3s: pullets, 2s. Browns, extra
fancy hsavyweishts, 4lla-421a; fancy
mediums. IS; pullets. 26-2S.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, June 4P1.--Foreisn ex
change rates follow fGreat Britain IL
dollars, others in centsD: Canadian dollal
in New York open market. pss per CEN
discount or 90.371s United States cents
unchanged
Europe-Great Britain tpound), 2.seh
unchanged; Great Britain 30-day futures
.s0ls. unchanged: Great Britain 6Q-day
futures. 2-S0,'s. up !. of a cent; Great
cent; Belgium franc, 1.99A, UNCHANGED
France franc). .2s!l of cent un.
changed Italy tlirab, 1914 Of q cent, un-
UNCHANGED: Sweden (krona), 1887, un-
changed; Switzerland dranc, free). % "A
unchanged
unchanged Brazil (freeb, $50, UNCHANGED:
Mexico, 11.57, unchanged; Venezuela
(bolirarl. 30.06. unchanged.
Far East-Hons Kong dollar. 1888, un-
changed
Evening star., 1950-06-08
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, June 8 0P.-Cotton fu.
lures edged upward into new high ground
mission house buying. The demand wa.
predicated on short-crop ideas, with sen.
timent growing that the chances are
against an average yield from the 1856
cotton crop in view of the mixed early
season weather and insect threats
Private acreage forecasts ranged from
around 21,60o, 900 to 21,S00. 900 acres,
compared with the unrestricted 1913
planting of 27,7l9.000.
One leading spot frm estimated the
acreage decrease this year at 20 to 25
per cent compared with 1e49.
Nearby July futures continued TO lag
on liquidation, partly anticipating first
notice day for July contracts on June 20.
Noon prices were 80 cents q bale higher
to 30 cents lower than the previous close.
July, 33. Las; October, 1915, and De-
een1ber. 33.0S.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Business Briefs

Bank Clearings in Is leadir

DduA SlC6E"SS ia 90 lCduIlS
cities increased to $14,359, 1854 .000
in the week ended June Z, up
26.5% over the previous holiday
shortened week and 8.9T over the
1949 PETROLEUM g. Bradstreet.
Business Loans Of member
banks in leading cities declined to
$13,355 900, 900 in the week ended
May 81, down 81 million from a
week earlier and 1921 million from
a year ago.-Federal Reserve
Board.
Crude Oil Production increased
86,500 barrels in the week ended
June 3. totaling 5,204,500 barrels
VS.. 4,943,150 a year ago.-Ameri-
can Petroleum Institute.
Steel Companies are adding
more than 2 million tons to their
annual ignot capacity this year.
In addition they have already
scheduled an increase of 1890, 900
tons for 1851, which probably will
top 2 million.-Iron Age.
Heavy Construction Contract
awards in the first five months
of 1850 reached an all-time high
of $4.411.346.0 600. The previous
high was $39 billion in 1872
Engineering News Record.
Iron and Steel Companies rep
resenting 91% of the Nations
steel ingot output showed a net
income Of $527 ,567 900 in 1949, a
decline of 2.4Fo from $40, ,548 ,00O
the previous year.-American Iron
& Steel Institute.
Walgreen Co. sales for May were
$13,066,346 or 2.9To greater than
the 1949 month; for the first five
months of the year were $64,-
939.571 VS.. $64,933, ,934 in the 1949
period.
Montgomery Ward g. Co. sales
for May were $97,7O4,534. down
2.6%o from the $100,3 ,334,199 total
in May, 1949; for the four months
ended May 81 $341,898,847 OF
4.7% under $358,939, BOT a year
ago.
General Time Corp. declared a
50-cent regular quarterly dividend
and an extra of so cents payable
to record of June 10. The 50-cent
rate was established with the
April l payment. Previously it
was 40 cents.
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
Corp. declared a dividend of 20
cents payable to record of
June II. One dividend of 35
cents was paid in 1899 and one
of 20 cents in 1948.
Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.
declared Accent dividend pay
able to record of June II. Pay
ments of Is cents were made in
each OF the preceding quarters.
Metropolitan Edison Co. profit
for the year ended March 81
was $4,5O9,377 or $2733 a pre-
ferred share VS.. $4,126,069 or
$25.01 preferred a year earlier.
Allied Stores Corp and subs.
profit for the year ended April. 80
was $11,751.422 or $5.18 a share
VS.. $13,188.590 or $685. a year
earlier.
F. E. Myers & Bro. Co. earned
$685. or $3.48 a share in the
six months ended April 80 VS..
$540.05S or $270 a year earlier.
Southern Pacific Transportation
System profit for the four months
ended April 80 was $7,93l.171 or
$2.10 a share VS.. $4,986, ,684 or
$1.32 year earlier.
Truax-Traer Coal Co. earned
$1,514.621 or $1.54 a share in the
year ended April 80 VS.. $4,485,318
or $4.55 a year earlier.
United States & Foreign Securi-
ties Corp. declared an interim divi-
dend of 25 cents to record of June
20. Hitherto one payment has
been made a year. with $1.35 in
1949.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. June g tP,.-spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper. 22ls
cents a pound, Connecticut Valley: lead
12 cents a pound New York zinc, l4l.
cents q pound, East ST. Louis
Evening star., 1950-06-08

Hourly Sales ON che Exchanse To-day:
II 100 am. $40 600 1900 noon 77o 600
loo u.m. oeo 600 200 pm. 600 900
tUnit Of trading 10 shares. sIn bank.
ruptcy or receivership or being reorganised
assumed bv such companies, Rates Of divi-
dends in the foregoing table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included. cid Called. xEx dividend
stock dividend Cash or stock. eDe.
clared or paid'so far this year Payable
in stock. estimated cash value on ea. SS..i.
dend date G Paid last year DECLARED
or paid after stock. dividend or split-up
( Declared or paid this year. an accumula.
tive issue with dividends in arrears Paid
action taken at last dividend meeting,
: Declared l949 PAYABLE tn 1850. , Haui.
th dating DIVE dividend Payable in stock: exact
date
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Odd-Lot Deolinqs

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported today these transactions by
customers with odd-lot dealers or special
lists on the New York Stock Exchange for
June z: 5.445 purchases involving l66 $50
volvins 6.434 orders including 1855
shares sold short on 50 orders.
Evening star., 1950-06-08

All America Gables a. Radio,
Inc. elected Admiral William F..
Halsey, jr. u. S. NJ. retired. as
chairman of the board.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Potomac Electric Power common-30 at
15l4.
Woodward & Lothrop common at 34s..
Garhnckel common-l0U at l1ss
Potomac Electric Power common-lOO at
15i4, 100 at 1874
Capital Transit co-a4o at a5, 20 at IS,
20 at 35, so at 35.
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Dividends Announced

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Evening star., 1950-06-08
IN. Y. Bond Markell
list INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED iSsUEs |
Furnished oy the ksssciate6 Pressl

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Ls&MS S,ss 81 %
Lauiro N Inc IS 81
MKT Sc ts2 a %
Mo-Pse 5tss ~ a.
Mo- Pas IS IT p 1o2ta
MortskSE4tss55 61ls
NOTM 5tss 81 1olA
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/ NYNHinA,ss'92 Aass
I NYNHH4s2n0T S7ts
YO W As 90 &s
/ No Pae Is 81 1oSis
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Ac G&E rs ~ loA1s
PernRR i1.s60 1151
PeanRR 4tas65 io2ia
PennRR 4isSSi s5
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J. pccSI IS 20 A lo63a
1 SlSf = sAs:022 6oA
Seabin4 lsssale e3.A
So Pac AAs 81 81
Soueae cv $500 1c6i 1
J So Rwy As Sc S3ss
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Thiro Ave 5s6n 21is
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Va Rwy IS 95 -
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Milford chronicle., 1950-07-28

STORE HOURS: Friday From 3 A. NJ.
no . u. Ms Saturday Store Hours VIII
BE IA. n. no 5:SG p. d. All Other Days
Except Wednesday, When The Store viii
Close At / P. NJ, WIN Be 9 4. ~ To
$3.50 p. d,
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-28
KENMORE DRYER

Takes full washed lOad-Gets them
fluffy dry in minutes instead of
hours. Clothes are tumbled in
warm circulated air - Air made
sweet smelling with sun fresh
lamp.
KENMORE .onOr
AUTOMATIC DRYER 4o4sS0
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-28

famayne le. hH
kEryo y @
mnMmm
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-28
KENMORE WASHER

Touch the dihl - Automatically
Kenmore washes up to lbs. of
clothes in exclusive agitatOr action.
z complete rinses and rapid spin
dry-shuts self off.
KENMORE 80 -
AUTOMATIC WASHER Z3S.S5'
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-28

KENMORE IRONER
Does all the hard work Of ironing
automatically. Does the lifting,
the pressing, the steaming, the
ironing. You sit relaxed and guide
clothes through. Sold only BY
Sears.
KENMORE
IRONER 4o4.S0
Evening star., 1950-12-28
5 Floor Somples! As Is
CEDAR CHESTS
Il OEE

Housewares
40 Orig. 1873 Shoe Brush,
handle holds accessories 81
18 Orig. $50 Plastic Holders
for towels or drying -2 2.39
l6 Orig. 3.95 to 5.95 Both rugs
and sets. burgundy, white. green
in the group. soiled,
l.99 and 2.o9
1877 Orig. 3.s5 Combination
room freshener and bud vase,
hammered bross or copper ~
9 Orig. 5.e5 Electric Sandwich
7th Floor, Washington Only
Evening star., 1950-12-28
5T OHg. I'D
Mems Loofers
3oo

Brown leather Ioofers with long,
wearing soIes. Broken sizes
only.
9 Orig. s.s5 Mems Sturdy
weight Oxfords with hord-weor-
ing soIes. Mostly small sizes,
4.99
SO Orig. 1880 Famous DR..
Locke Arch Shoes in soft black
and brown Golf Ieothers. Bro
ken sizes. A good buy if you
can get your fit .------e.99
8 Orig. 4.95 Mems Rubber
Locker SondoIs for shower,
beach or bock-porch wear, 4se
End Floor. Washington Only
Brossieres
2l7 Orig. $50 to 5.s5 NyIon,
Royon or Cotton Posses" bros,
boekIess, stropless; novy, white,
orange e--------2.S9
3rd Floor, Washington Only
Evening star., 1950-12-28

Toy Clearance
100 Orig. soc TO 1873 Assorted
Toys, Games, including Mother
Goose Theoter 29e
100 Orig. ST TO 2.98 Assorted
Toys and Games, cardboard roll
way accessories, hop-in horse,
4ee
100 Orig. z.4s to s.ss Assert
er Toys and Games including
hand puppets - 99e
50 Orig. 2.s5 TO 4.95 Assorted
Dolls, Floor samples I.eo
II Orig. 2.s5 Blanket Set for
doll corriooe .--.-.. I.ee
rs Orig. 7.95 TO 1879 Dolls,
floor samples, including 28-in.
Ife-size undressed doll 4.ee
II Orig. 5.95 Pedol Bike, g.
inch front wheel 2.oo
22 Orig. e.e5 Upholstered TV
Choir, washable pIostic cover,
4.ee
10 Orig. s.s5 Doll Cart, A.
bow hood. folds .- 7.eo
s Orig. lI.95 Upholstered
Rocker, soeIess springs 500
3 Orig. 1895 Toble with 2
Choirs, upholstered scots, l4.o5
~ Orig. 34.s5 l6-inch Bicycle
with outrioeer wheels 1926
3rd Floor. Washington Only
BIonkets
7 Orig. s.s5 Blankets, oil wool,
5.e5
10 Orig. I4.ss to 1925 BIon-
kets. oil wool e.e5
II Orig. 1875 comforters,
down. filled -l2.o5
4 Orig. 1885 to 1895 Com
forters, down-filIed 1875
5th Floor. Washington Only
Lomps
so Orig. sos Eosel-Lite, Book
stond ond study-Iieht combine
tion 2.e9
so Orig. 2.ss to SOS Lomp
Shades. Fancy and tailored
styles. Various sizes,
sse to 2.es
7 Orig. lz.s5 and l4.s5 Metol
Lomps. Heovy gauge metal,
trimmed with bross. Indirect
lighting ---------7.s9
20 Orig. 1925 China TobIe
Lomps. Hond-pointed scenes,
florol decorations -l2.e9
20 Orig. l4.s5 Chino Toble
lonps. Hond-decoroted fIorol
designs. Various eolors ond
styles -----lo.9e
7 Orig. 1926 China Toble
lonps with EeasheII Shades,
1929
4 Orig. $3.50 DecorIite Picture
Lamps. Pictures etched on gloss.
le.os
7 Orig. 1926 Modern ceromie
Lamps ----l2.99
! Orig. sz.ss Bomboo swing
Arm Floor lonp complete with
shode I4.99
7th Floor. Washington Only
Curtoins
lis Orig. I.ss to 7.ss Cur
toins, ruffIed and toiIored, some
Damaged. oil os is. Pr, e9e
4s Orig. 2.9s Curtoins, blue or
rose ruffIed cotton morquisette,
l0o-in, wide to poir. 9O-in.
long. Pr. - oee
So Orig. 5.ss Drow curtoins,
jode green, single window size,
72-in. long. Pr, -- I.99
IS Orig. 6.98 and 7.ss Drow
Curtoins. chortreuse, single win
dow size, 81, II or 74-in. long.
Pr4 Z.S9
5e Orig. 4.7s Toilored royon
nnon curtoins, eeesheII, 84-in.
vide, 8l-in. long to poir. Pr.
2.ss
s Orig. 1923 Curtains, ruffIed,
ivory, 288-in. wide, oO-in. long.
Pr, 5.se
9th Floor. Washington Only
5 Floor Somples! As Is.
CEDAR CHESTS
v OFF
I Orig. 1898 now 1899
z Orig. 49.es----now 24.ee
! Orig. 6e.98 now 34.so
! Orig. 1898 now 1929
9Th Floor. Washington Only
100 Orig. 5.e5 Handsome
NyIon Lamp Shades
3.oo
All nylon you know how
they wash, how quickly they
dry, how they wear! White
only! Il, IA, Is, le-in. sizes
in group.
7th Floor, Washington Only
Housewares
40 Orig. 1873 Shoe Brush,
handle holds accessories ST.
1s Orig. $50 Plastic Holders
for towels or drying z.39
l6 Orig. 3.95 to 5.s5 Both rugs
and sets, burgundy, white. green
in the group. soiled,
l.ee and 2.es
1877 Orig. 3.e5 Combination
room freshener and bud vase,
hammered bross or copper l.29
9 Orig. 5.95 Electric Sandwich
Makers ----- 800
7th Floor, Washington Only
First
I ]B II
Evening star., 1950-12-28

Misses nnensweor royon fIonnels; l-pc
royon crepes; l-pc. royon eobordnes.
Many delightful styles to choose from
Broken sizes ond coors.
3rd Floor, Washington;
2nd Floor, Silper Spring
Evening star., 1950-12-28

TeIevision
(AII Floor SompIes All
Prices Include Tox and War
ronty)
! When New 4le.s5 Admiral
10" TV Combination. lo49
model ~ l99.e9
! When New 37e.e5 Admiral
l2H" Combination. 1850
model 1882
! When New 1855 Emerson
Is" Console. 1850 model,
] When New 449.s5 PhiIco II"
Console. le49 model, 1892
I When New $795 RCA Pro-
jector TV Set. lo48 model,
1882
I When New 1885 Motorolo
Console, ~. lo50---l79.s9
5th Floor. Washington Only