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Evening star., 1950-07-27
Bedroom Furniture

1-s1s.95 Innerspring Mattress, twin size.
SASS
1-$24.95 Box Spring, twin size -$14.95
1-$24.95 Innerspring Mattress, twin size,
$15.95
1-S44.95 Serta Box Spring. twin size S22.95
1-S29.95 Innerspring Mattress, twin size,
$17.77
1-s1s.95 Innerspring Mattress, double size,
SASS
1-$39.5O Roll-A-Way Cot, Innerspring
Mattress, Aft S24, go
1-$19.95 Night Table, walnut veneer S9.95
1-$10.95 Occasional Chair, floor sample,
$3.50
2-s13.s5 Simmons Metal Beds, twin size, as
1-$39.50 Lounge Chair, pillow back style.
iIooT sample $500
1-$47.50 Foster Innerspring Mattress, dou-
BILE size S27 sO
1-S49.5O Englander Hollywood Bed, 33,,
soiled Observation-Disclosures -$2995
1-$59.S5 Studio Couch, innerspring mat
treSs and pillows ----- S39.95
l-$34.95 Simmons Innerspring Mattress,
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
HOSie1sg

315 prs. "As Is" Full Fashioned Sheer Nylon
Hosiery. Famous name styles included.
Broken sizes and colors 59c pr.
426 prs. $1.50 Radmoor 51-gauge Nylons.
Discontinued colors. Sizes 81 to 101a in
cluded. Not all colors IN all Sizes LOO pr.
IA prs. 29c to SOC Misses and Children's
Ankle Socks. Soiled. Made Of cotton. Broken
Sizes styles and colors- pr.
165 prs. Imperfects Of $100 No Seam Super
Sheer Nylons Very fine, 15-denier construc-
ton. Not all colors and sizes --------5 Soc pr.
81 prs. Imperfects OF $115 Seamless Knee
high Nylons. Elastic tops. Broken sizes and
colors. -----------------4 prs. $1.00
152 prs. Irregulars of $1.35 15-denier, 81
gauge Super Sheer Nylons. Good shades.
Not all sizes included. Slight irregularities,
79c pr.
100 prs. S1.65 Selma 60-gauge Nylon Hosiery.
Very fine, super sheers. Discontinued colors.
not all sizes $1.29 pr.
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Fabrics
Haradkerchiefs

65-S1.00 Mems Handkerchiefs, Irish linen,
corded borders, initiated by hand in China;
A, e, G, H, K, L, M, N, r, only $50
25c Women's Handkerchiefs, hand embroid-
Irregs. Soc Handkerchiefs, Image print on
white or pastel, scallop edge ------25c
SOC Womens Handkerchiefs, kelly green on
white, hand rolled -25c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
GlOG,es

19 pr. $500 Double Woven Cotton Gloves,
hand sewn, slightly soiled, white and
chamois, sizes 6 and 7 150
$500 Double Woven Cotton Gloves, white
and beige, sizes 6 to 71k 90
$1.5O Sheer Nylon Gloves, fancy and slip
on styles, white or black, sizes 6 to 7---78c
Kann's-Street Floor ~
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Store Closed Saturdays During J,sly and A,sg,
DOsisestics

25-$2.49 Dagwood and Blonde TableclOths,
O1AD1 S1.4O
29c
2O0-Sec. $1.99 Cannon Beach Towels S159
$3.50 Martex Kitchen Hand Towels, solid
colors Observation-Disclosures Acc
10-Sec. $1.00 Pure Linen Guest Towels SOC
1O-S1195 Scranton Lace Cloths, ecru,
boxed, 72x90" $795
225-See. 79c Cannon Bath Towels, also
other makes, 20x40', 22x44" SOC
15-$9.95 Chenille Bedspreads, full size $3.50
Kann=Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27

SO Boys $l.99 Cotton Seersucker Wash
Shorts Just right for hot weather, cool
cotton, washable seersucker boxer style
shorts with elastic waist and upper front.
Brown and blue. Size to 12---------$ $1.19
168 Irregular Famous Make Boys $1.99
String Knit Basque Shirts Very slight ir-
regulars from one Of the country's leading
manufacturers. Sizes 6 to 18---- $50
Boys $1.39 to S2.95 Cotton Wash Shorts.
Upper front cotton wash shorts with elastic
waist. Plain brown, green, navy and grey in
group. AL full cut and well made Sizes 4
to IL Observation-Disclosures $50
Boys S5c Winter Weight Shirts and Shorts.
Famous make winter weight underwear
combed cotton. Short sleeve shirts-sizes
to H. All elastic waist midway shorts. Sizes
to 10 for S1.00
II Boys 7sc Cotton Short Sleeve Basque
Shirts, sizes and 8-----------19c
12o Boys Soc White Cotton Tee Shirts, sizes
small and medium 29o $50
Boys $4.S5 An-wool Sweaters, sizes 50, SO,
SO 81 90
81 Boys 49c White Cotton Anklet Hose, size
---------------------
ISL Boys S1.65 and S1.95 Short Sleeve Sport
Shirts, sizes to 18 in group 88c
So Boys $3.50 Boxer Basque Shirt and Short
sets, sizes 4 10 S1.S9
4s-49c Washington Senators Novelty Base
ball Beanies 29o
1S1 Boys 49c Cotton Athletic Shirts, sizes 4
to Is 29c, 4 for S1.00
Boys S3.99 Cotton Beacon Robes, sizes 4
and 3 S1.49
80 Boys $1.99 Cotton Flannetlette Pajamas.
sizes and 16 $50
% Boys S6.95 Two-T0ne Twill Warmth
Jackets, sizes 4 to -S4.99
19 Boys $3.50 and $3.50 Husky Wash Stacks,
cotton fieldclub and twill, sizes 18 and 20
husky ---- S4.99
Boys $3.95 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts, S1.S8
Pastel shades in cotton gabardine, size 20.
Boys S2.95 White Rayon Long Sleeve Sport
Bows Store-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Young Mems $24.95
Summer Suits
sl6.99

Fomous moke suits Of 6o9o royon.
4o9o wool in single and doubIe-
breasted styles. Plain brown, ton
or blue in the group. Some longs
included. Sizes "a to 40 in group.
Kann's-Boys Store Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Summer Fsss'ssitss

4-$1o.S5 Arm Chairs, Chinese Peel, hand
made, as Is $549
1-$10.S5 Table, Chinese Peel, handmade,
1-$1O.95 Book Trough Table, Chinese Peel,
1-S14.95 Arm Chair, Chinese Peel hand
mace, as Is ----$7.S6
1-ss.95 Tub Chair, Chinese Peel, hand
made, as
1-$1995 Chair, Chinese Peel, handmade,
1-s4.s5 Metal Table, white enamel, floor
2-$7.9S Chairs, metal folding arm, floor
1-$7.95 Rose Arbor, floor sample -$429
4-$1.19 Window Boxes, green metal 80" sic
7-$1.00 Window Boxes, green metal "a" $50
1-$22.5o Glider, love seat style. floor sample,
$13.S8
2-$15.95 Rok-O -Gliders, spring base chairs,
moor sample 1888
1-$24.s5 Rok-O Glider, Duo style. floor
sample S14.8S
1-s2sss Rok- Glider. trio style, floor
sample s1S,SS
1oo-7sc pr. window Box Brackets, clear
MICE pr.
Kanns-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
IL Mems $18.75
Fomous Make
Summer Suits
1898

Washable cotton cords in ton and
blue stripes tsIiehtly soiled). Single
and double breosteds in the group.
Sizes: reeulors, 1877, H39, l/4O.
l/46. l/48; shorts, 1877, l/42;
longs, 2/38, l/4O. VA; stouts,
1889, l/4o; short stout. l/4o.
Kann's Mems Store-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Mems Fssa'atiShiesus

1855 Famous Make Nylon Shirt, size
1915 S5. AZ
42-$2.95 Nylon Undershirts, sizes a and As
oAAy --------------------- $l.61
37-$11.S5 NyIon Jackets, sizes "a and SO
2-$4.95 Irregular Rayon Shirts -S1.99
sass White Cotton Night Shirts, size II
1-s5ss 2x2 Pima white Shirt, size 14H-s.
coAloo S1.75
3-S2.69 White Shirts, soiled d-------S1.66
sS-$1.00 Famous Make Clip-on Bow Ties,
53c
1-$3.95 Famous Make Short Sleeve Sport
0Hns, ooi1eu S2.66
s-s4.s5 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts, mussed
S179
sass Basque Shirts, damaged -----. S1.00
71-Men's $3.95 Long Sleeve Popover Sport
Shirts, broken sizes S 81. SO
76-Men's Irregular $3.95 Basque Shirts
S1S9
15-Men's S3.95 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts,
extra size, blue only ------7 79c
H-Men's $3.50 to $500 Genuine Leather
beits -------------- --~-------------$2.39
Kann's-Mens Store-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
JeeceIru

$500 Floating Opal Necklaces S1.00"
$500 Gold Finished Compacts, round
or square shapes 81 ,OO*
20-a.00 Flower Holders, can be worn as a
pin on dress or suit 5Ocs
$500 Fitted Makeup Bags with comb
and compact S2.39%
100-55c Costume Jewelry for 25c+
plus 300 tax
Kann'+Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Junior Shop

20-S5.95 and $S.95 Cotton Dresses, one and
two-pcs., solids, prints ----------------$2.OO
5-S16.S5 Rayon Polka Dot Sun Dresses
with cape stole $l0.O0
S-S16.95 and $2295 Pure Silk Shantungs
$11.00
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
NeckeUeOs.

S1OO Rayon Crepe Blouses, printed, mostly
dark grounds, jewel neckline, cap sleeves.
80 to SO --------------.----5 Soc
Clearance! Summer Flowers, many on pins;
apple blossoms, lily-of-the-valley, mixed
S195 Knotty Tie Blouse, cotton broadcloth,
dark colors 90
Head Bandeaux, lastex pique, will cover
bobby pins, colors
10-$2.95 Loveabie Brassieres, Bandeaux
and Short Sets, yellow only, assorted sizes.
$1.99
$1OO Cotton Broadcloth Shirt Blouses, San.
forized residual si1rinkage less than 1%).
White, 80 and "a ---------2 for S1.50
Kann-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Girls Shop
Dagtissse Dresses

10-$10.95 Voile Dresses, broken sizes -S5.95
5O-s2.s9 Waffle Pique Dresses, 12 to 20
only ,SS
S5-$5.95 Cotton Dresses, broken sizes $500
50-$3.99 Sheer Cotton Dresses, mostly extra
sizes -
17-$5.95 Apron Dresses, broadcloth, match
Ing organdy aprons, small sizes-S399
20-$2.99 Dotted Swiss Dresses, broken
16-$4.SS Sleeveless Pinafores ---$259
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Mems CIOfhia,u

Mems $3975 Commander Tropical Suits.
All wool brown pin stripes. Double breasted,
sizes regular 2/37, 1873, long 1/37- $3.50
2 Mems S45.00 All Wool Karlton Tropical
Suits. Neat grey stripe. Wonderful buy for
the large man. Sizes, stout 1/48, long stout
l Mans $39.75 All Wool Tropical Suit. Plain
banker grey. Size 48 stout --- -S16.99
! Mans S29.75 Rayon Tropical Suits Dou-
BILE breasted grey with neat check. Size A
long $3.50
1 Mans $29.75 All Wool Sport Coat. Dark
brown, size A stout ut-----S7 S799
! Mans S3975 All Wool Tropical Suit Me-
dunn shade of brown with stripe. Size 81
short Observation-Disclosures S1499
3 Mems s42.5o All Wool Tropical Suits. Grew
and blue stripes Suitable for now and
early fall. Sizes longs 2/38, stout 1/4S
S21.ss
Mems $22.50 Corduroy Sport Coats. Tan
and blue checks and solid grey. Sizes reg.
2/36, 1/37, 1913, 1/39, 1/40 1/44, shorts 1875,
LAO S1399
Mans $34.5O Famous Make Summer Suit,
"a off. Solid grey, double breasted, damage
on sleeve. Size 80 long--$1 $1725
Kann's-Second Floor
Stationery
42-5oc Paper Luncheon Napkins, SO to box,
2 for 55c
81 Decks Playing Cards, picture back,
for SIC
$500 and $500 Banks; piggie, bib and
elephant t.S1. ST 90 and 81 10
S-$295 Bulletin Boards, large size, mag
netlc, red and gray S10O
31-$2.S9 Rayon Quilted Bridge Table Cow
erS, drop sides, regular size-9 99c
CSC Stationery, many styles, sizes and fin
yQT
Kann's-Street Floor
Shoes
1898 Busken Play Shoes entire stock re-
duced almost a third. Leather and fabric.
White, multis and solids. Sizes 4 to 9 in
group. Sales final S1.99
92-S299 Haitian Sisil Sandals S1.99
$2.99 to S3.95 Play Shoes ---S1.99
Kann's-Sandal Shop-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Rugs

Rugs
1-s16415 Round Wire Rose Wilton, as is,
2-S29.95 Loop Pile Cotton Rugs, non-skid.
9x12 -$19.95
2-S10.95 Reversible Fiber Rugs, 6x9 $3.50
1-S4995 Cotton and Linen Rug, 9x6 $19.95
1-S19.95 Cotton and Fiber Rug, 6x9 $10.99
1-S16.95 Wool Face Rug, 6x9 -------$ $S.95
4-S14.95 and $17.95 Reversible Fiber Rugs,
8x10 - -.----$6 $6.99
sass and s5.s5 Reversible Fiber Rugs,
36x63 ----- $1.44
15-sec. of s2.ss and ss.s5 Loop Pile Cot
ton Rugs, 24x48
-S9.95 Loop Pile Cotton Rugs, non-skid.
2-$32.s5 Cotton and Fiber Rugs. 9x12.
$1a.95
1-s5s.s5 Round Wire Velvet Tone on Tone.
2s19.95 Shag Cotton Rugs, non-sldd, 6xs,
S12.95
5-$S.s5 Reversible Fiber Rugs, 46x7.6 $3.50
Kann's-Third Floor
SOiIed Blankets
2-s1ss5 Chatham All Wool Blankets. size
3-sS.s5 Blankets, Ss% rayon. 1879 wool.
size 72x9O" ------- - $3.50
3-S11.95 American Woolen Blankets, all
wool, size 72x90" $3.50
2-S1995 Kenwood All Wool Blankets, size
72x9O -S14.95
SLABS North Star All Wool Blankets, size
4ss.s5 Beacon All Wool Blankets, size
@ss.s5 ALI Wool Blankets, size 72xso" -ss.ss
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
FtsrS

$1,000 Three-skin Wild Mink Scarfs. per
Sklu S1VVV
$1,000 Four-s Ranch Mink Scarfs, per
skin $1,000
$3.50 Dyed Kolinsky Scarfs, per skin, $500
$500 Ranch Mink Scarfs, per skin, $500
S45.O0 Silver Blue Mink Scarf, four skins,
per skin ---------- $3.50
$1,000 Blended Marten Scarf, four skins,
per skin $3.50
S10O Black Caracul Dyed Kid Cape, $500
S119 Mink Dyed Russian Weasel Cape, $4,000
All Prices Plus s0e6 Tdr
KannS-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
SpOrtShOp

7-$5.S5 Jackets, white cotton pique and
pastel butcher rayon 1899
38-$5.95 and $7.95 Blouses Of rayon, linen
and nylon 90
12-$1395 Rayon Long Sleeve Suits-$5 90
$3.50 Corduroy Halters 55c
16-$595 Linen Skirts $500
13-$7.95 Wool Jersey Blouses, pastel
stripes 90
S-$8.95 Wool Jersey Blouses, pastels- $500
1S-$14.95 and $16.S5 Linen and Rayon
Kanns-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
RauOfs Fabrics

$1.00 Washable Butcher Rayon Suiting.
Heavy quality in lovely wanted shades.
80 inches wide --------yd. $50
$1.25 Rayon Printed Sheers. Famous makes
all washable. 25 designs . light
and dark grounds. 80 inches wide, yd. CSC
Kann'sStreet Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
49c Handmade FiIet-
Lace DoiIies
S9c s.,2 in.

Mode in China. So useful for choir
sets, vonity sets, tobIe doiIies or
for place mats. Choice of lovely
designs.
7oc size l0xl 4-in.--eo. soc
$3.50 size llxl7-in.---eo. $1.OO
Kanns-Laces- Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
T,Qmfhee. Goods

l75-S2.OO White and Straw Bags -$129"
l-S1O95 Black Calf Bag -$595"
1O-s2S Brown Alligator Bags-------$1195"
$500 Genuine COrde Bags-------$S -$SO0s
5O-S2OO Leather BillfoldS for men and
women $l.UU"
1-S10.5O Red Leather Bag $500"
'Plus sos Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Notions
1OO-79c and CSC Rayon Satin Uplift Bras,
assorted, broken sizes 35c
$3.50 Lingerie Cases for clothing, hankies.
hosiery observation-disclosures -49c~
4s-s1.o0 Toe Rubbers, assorted colors, all
sizes
-$4Oo Metal Shoe Racks, damaged, holds
3 pairs, as S1.S9
$3.50 to 89c Plastic Lamp Shade Covers,
clear, broken sizes, soiled d-----.------25 25c
15-$1.69 Wood Sewing Boxes, walnut finish.
handmade ---49c
$3.50 Super-Space Saver, metal, holds
many garments In small space--------15c
IS Irregs $1.95 and $2.95 Plastic Garment
Bags, 8 sizes ca.
50-$2.9s Servette Tables, all purpose, rain
bow colors, wood $1.98
40-$1.00 and $1.S9 Plastic Tablecloths, two
patterns, 54X54"
70-9c to $1.O0 Appliance Covers, bowl
covers, vinyl plastic
12-S4.9S Quilted Plastic Purse Bags, holds
many items $2.49
15-S1.00 Cotton Puffs, plastic container, S9c
$2.9S Lido Stripe Plastic Shoe Bags, $1.39
sPlus sos Ta1
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
23 Mems STATS
Nationally Advertised
Summer Suits
$3.50

Sorry, we connot divuIee the maker;
you'll recognize these upon sight.
Solids, stripes and corded stripes in
blue, eroys, tons and browns. A
light porous combination of wool
and royon, properly IobeIed as to
fiber content. Sizes: reeuIors, 1877,
3/38, H4o, 1/4l, VA, 1/43 l/44,
D46, l/48; shorts, l/37, 1888;
longs. 1877, N39, N40; stouts,
3/44, n46, l/48, l/5o; long
stout, VA.
Kann's Mems Store Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
cleoroncet 69e to $7.e5
Famous Name Undies
34c ;. 1919

Regular stock, samples and close
outs in Ponties, slips, gowns and
petticoots. Some nylon tricot, some
royon jersey. Broken sizes and
coIors. Unusual volues!
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
TOiIefr'ieS

Helena Rubinstein Complexion Soap, Apple
Blossom or Heaven Sent, hand or bath sizes,
hard milled.
Soc Apple Blossom Hand Soap 6 for $50
2 for SIPS Heaven Sent Hand Soap, for CSC
for $500 Apple Blossom Bath Soap,
8 for 79c
s1.5o Heaven Sent Bath Soap for 7sc
39c Disney Soap Characters, choice of Dom
aid Duck, Mickey Mouse or Pluto, pure
CASTLE soap l5o
$1.00 Mems Men Preparations Shave Bowls,
eau de cologne -talcum and after shave To-
ton, discontinued style ---19c plus tax
69c Chateau Du Pare Soap fine floral fra
grances, 9-cake box, ideal for gifts - 800
S5c Fancy Glass Perfume Bottles and Powder
$1.o0 Suttons Bubbling Pine Bath Oil. 16
ozs. OF fragrant oil to freshen UP your bath.
SOC plus tax
$500 to $500 Nylon Bristle Hair Brushes
with plastic backs Available in pink or blue.
Several styles to choose from $50
$l.O0 Wrisley Informal Cologne. Available
IN tragrances, Carnation, Lily of the VAL
ley, Apple Blossom sec plus tax
$500 to $500 COmpacts, assorted shapes and
sizes, some with inner doors and sifters,
gold and silver colored- red---6 $50
Kann's-Street Floor
Silrer
$1,000 Silver Plated Coffee Pots, slightly
scratched OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 99*
SO-$2.OO Sterling and Crystal Monogram
20-$1.9S Silver Plated Salt and Pepper
Shakers with rose pattern S S129
10-$5.98 Sterling and Crystal Flower Vases,
bases slightly scratched -----S29S
$3.50 Sterling Plated Gig. Holder with
lid, slightly scratched d--$2. $2.50*
t1-$3.49 Sterling Individual Salt and Pepper
Shakers, 6 in box 81 98*
$Plas 20e6 Tdr
KannsStreet Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
Teen Shop
Housewares


1Oc
$3.50 and 79c per yd. Remnants Plastic
and Oilcloth. Variety of patterns and colors
average " to 11a yds. each --------19c each
150-39c Mixer Covers. Blue or green floral
prints on transparent plastic. Generously
cut 19c
10-s17.95 Double Door Wardrobes with hat
shelf, 641zx24x20. AS is s---------$12.95
24-50c Cherry Pitters. Preparation of
fresh fruit made easy -------------------2sc CSC
24-79c OiIcloth Covered Cushions for
kitchens, boat seats, etc. ------3 39c
20 rolls 79c Refrigerator or Freezer Paper,
SOC
100 yds. 79c and 89c yd. 46-inch wide Oil
Cloth. Variety of patterns and colors, 39c
37-S1.29 Plastic Garment Bag Ensembles.
4 size bags: blouse, shirt, suit and dress, 79c
12-S2.49 Dolly Stretchers. Adjustable to
size and shape of dolly ly----------S1.24
10-$3.49 Metal Underbed Chests. 30-inch
size equipped with casters sold as is S199
16-$3.98 Plastic Summer Hostess Sets.
1O-pc. includes pitcher, tray and tumblers,
s2.79
Kanns-Third Floor
Lamps
1O-S1O.00 Bronze Plated Student Bridge
Lamp Bases, as is s------S S3.49
2S12.9S Bronze Plated Fluorescent Desk
Lamps S9.98
$500 Red and Green Brass Lantern
Lamps, parchmentized shades - $3.50
1-$19.98 Hand Painted Hurricane Lamp,
S9.98
5-S12.98 Chimney Lamps and Shades $7.98
Sway Bronze Plated Floor Lamps, pleated
plastic shade. A very unusual low price,
$3.50
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-07-27
BOgS' Wear

Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-01-22

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
Arlington Starts
Its New $650,000
|Incinerutor Plant

Arlington opened its new $780,
900 incinerating plant yesterday.
The Washington Lee High
School band played, there was a
round of speech making, tour of
the structure at South Glebe road
and Eads street, and a buffet
lunch. The latter was provided
by the Nichols Engineering & Re-
search Co. of New York, the
builders.
Arlington County Board Chair
man Daniel A. Dugan said re-
placement of the county dump by
the incinerator was one of the
county's greatest steps forward.
Wynne Alley of the Jefferson
Civic League, expressed apprecia-
ton for elimination Of the dump.
Mr.. Dugan struck a match to a
box of excelsior which was tossed
into one of the furnaces to offici-
ally start the mcinerator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
CARRIER Backs Taft Act,
Ignores Support Of Clio
BY the Associated Press

STAUNTON. Va, Nov. 4.-De-
spite his Endorsement by the 7th
District Political Action Com
mittee of the CLIO Textile Workers
Union of America, Republican
Jacob A. CARRIER said today he is
absolutely opposed to repeal of
the Taft-Hartley labor law"
Il favor 1.-THE Taft-Hartley
Act)-as it now stands" the for
mer State Senator and repre-
sentative from Harrisonburg told
the Staunton News-Leader in a
telephone interview.
Mr.. CARRIER, who is opposing
Democratic Representative Harri-
son of Winchester in next Tues
days general election, told the
Leader papers he knew nothing
about the unions action.
II have held no conferences
with union Officials and have made
mo commitments whatever" Mr..
CARRIER declared. II don't know
on what grounds they are picking
me rather than Mr.. Harrison, but
if they want to vote for me, that's
all right"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
Lane Hints State Ban
On Distribution Of
Milk Rejected in D. {.

Gov. Lane of Maryland has en-
tered Washington's milk contro-
versy with hint that the State
health department may withhold
approval of District diaries to ship
milk to Maryland which does not
meet Washington health stand
ards.
The Governor wrote a letter to
Commissioner John Russell Young,
dated Friday. asking information
on the Commissioners recent rul-
ing that milk and cream from
farms not inspected by the Dis
trict Health Department may be
processed in Washington diaries
but will have to be sold outside
the city.
His letter, made public yester-
day. contained this warning: IT
doubt seriously that our State
health department will wish to
issue permits to District diaries
to sell milk in Maryland that is
not regarded as At for consump-
ton In Washington"
No Dumping Ground.
Gov. Lane added that the State
did not want to see Maryland
become "a dumping ground for
low grade milk which the District
of Columbia rejects for its con-
Stunning public
The Governors letter which, in
cidentally, has not yet been
brought to the attention of the
Board of Commissioners. drew a
prompt response from Attorney
Robert E. Lynch, representing En-
bassy Dairy, one of the independ-
ent distributors holding out for
an open milk market here.
Mr.. Lynch wrote Gov. Lane that
milk and cream served by En-
bassy to Maryland residents lis
produced on farms inspected and
approved by the State of Mary
land, the City of Baltimore and
Ohio and Pennsylvania" He
added:
Superior or Equal
"You may be assured that the
residents and citizens of Maryland
are receiving a high quality of
pure, clean, wholesome Grade A
milk. It is superior or equal to
that served residents of the Dis
trict."
The Maryland and Virginia
Milk Producers Association sup
plies the bulk of Washington's
milk. Several independent diaries
have charged that the association
was attempting to tighten its hold
on all Washington diaries.
One of these independents,
Wakefield Dairy, won a temporary
stay Of the Commissioners. ruling.
The dairy's injunction suit will be
heard on Wednesday by District
Court Judge Alexander Holtzoff.
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Board Ready to Give Service,
Prince Georges Democrat Says

The president of the Prince
Georges County Board of Com
missioners said last night the
county's Democratic administra-
ton stands ready to provide
whatever services the majority of
the people want, subject to con-
tinued maintenance of the coun-
tvs sound financial standing"
The statement was made by
Harry w. McNamee. a candidate
for reelection, in a talk over Sta
ton WTOP.
He emphasized, however. that it
is not possible to approve all re-
quests. Such a course. he said,
would result in a constantly
mounting tax rate"
Defending the Sothoron Act as
wise and progressive" legislation,
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1bIicons Compete for Delegate Seats in Montgomery

Takoma Park Chamber of Com
merce, YMCA, volunteer fire de-
partment and Community League.
Mr.. Wallace, IS. is lawyer and
was a Navy lieutenant during the
war. A past president of the Sill
yer Spring Chamber of Commerce,
he is a member of the commu-
nity's Lions Club, the County Bar
Association and the Board of
Stewards of the Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church in Wash
ington. He graduated from Ma
tional University and has two
children. His home is at 1906
Dallas avenue, Silver Spring.
Mr.. Christensen, So, was born
in Oslo, Norway and came to the
United States in 1904. He has
been judge Of the County
Orphans Court and Of the Silver
Spring and Takoma Park Police
Courts. He is serving his second
term as president of the Silver
Spring Board of Trade. A vet
eran of the Tank Corps in World
War 7. he moved into the county
IA years ago. He is a delegate to
the county Civic Federation and
president Of the Takoma Lutheran
Church. The father of daugh-
ter. he lives at 8416 Piney Branch
court, Silver Spring.
Mr.. Christopher, Al, is an at
torney and lives at 214 Wilson
lane, Bethesda. He also is a for
mer trial magistrate at Bethesda.
A lifelong resident of the county,
he also has served as a deputy
clerk to the county commission
ers. He attended Strayer College
and National University Law
School and has practiced law
since 1882.
Mr.. Hewitt, 80, is in the real
estate and insurance business. He
also is a director of the Citizens
Building and Loan Association,
Silver Spring. A father of three,
he lives at 1910 Grayson avenue,
Silver Spring. He attended
Georgetown University. Mr.. Hew-
tit has been active in the County
Real Estate Board, the Silver