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Evening star., 1955-06-13

Chicago, $50 night-shift workers
left their jobs at the company's
Fisher body plant. Other walk
outs were reported at Grand
Rapids, Mich, Indianapolis. Ro-
chester, N. Y, and Cincinnati.
Auto workers struck five GIN
plants in the Cleveland area.
Some 1880 persons are en-
'ployed at the plants.
Picketing also was reported at
Columbus and Dayton, Ohio,
Trenton, and New Brunswick
N. j., Tarrytown, N. Y, Flint,
Mich, Doraville. Ga, and at the
Chevrolet forge plant in Detroit.
Evening star., 1955-06-13

THERE'S AN ACME CONVENIENT TO YOU
WASHINGTON D. c. MARYLAND
I57A Georgia Ave. Brodley Shopping Center. Bethesda"
NV" EIowe, Ave p;rev Roreh Rood Give, soiroH
2529 Good Hope lSae s;,I D. r L. 49, - 60 p
SE% 7oT0 'U'"'"o Nooo "u0" H's0pp ~"" O0'e0u
1929 10Th St. NV. -Four Corners Woodmoor"
Dupont creIe) University Lone Riggs Rood HyottiIe"
I9o6 ST. NV 2l9 NJ Commerce ST., Rockville Nd"
IT. S"op." .: ~ 48l3 Annapolis Rd Bodensburs Nd"
ssse AIobomo Ave Marlboro Pike Silver Hill Road porkIund
SE" Chopel chHlum Roods Queenstown Mt Roins
1858 Irving St. Ve Mill Gridey Roads, Wen Mill vlose+
,eT w. c.. s529 Georgia Ave- Ellsworth Drive. Silver Spring"
32s-2l Main St.. Loure, Nd.
VIRGINIA ALEXANDRIA, VA
Washington 6 Lee povhoton Henry Stx
Center, lo2 S. w.. LII r rI nas
Woyne St. 'ass "s""y '0'e O'''o
A,Groton 8Ld e. $40 FronkEn St."
AnnandoIe Rd, 1902 NJ Vernon Ave-"
Fons Church" Eo HIM, Ss,,,do,L pood. u,, Hall vu..
1874 W. Brood ST. - ' ~ " 'Ns'
FoHs Church" "DENoTES PARKING LOT
Evening star., 1955-06-13
ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT.
Sunburn Pain Disappears
Smooth Tan Emerges
Without Peeling or BiStering

t Science Discovers New Ointment That Instantly Stops
Pain of Sunburn Turns Redness Into Comfortable Tan
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Man Builds Boots

IONA. Mich. R.-Oren E
Shattuck, Ionia County Circuit
Court bailiff, is a one-man pro-
duction line when it comes tc
boat building. AS a hobby, he
has built 500 fishing boats since
1886. They usually go at about
1885 each to friends and boat
IliverieS,
Evening star., 1955-06-13
BY DAVID J. WILKIE
Associated Press Automotive Editol

DETROIT, June 13 P. -
Peace in the auto industry, vir.
tually assured today by the Gen.
eral Motors agreement with the
CIO United Auto Workers, means
the booming assembly lines will
build Z million or more passen-
ger cars this year. That's more
cars than the industry built in
all the years prior to World
War 7.
A new record, topping the
1850 mark by approximately
400, 900, now is virtually certain
Only a complete stoppage of the
assembly lines for a couple OF
months or more can prevent it.
Assemblies scheduled for the
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AUTO

Continued From First Pag
will contribute 5 cents an houl
per worker toward $3.50 mil
lion trust to finance the plal
over the next three years.
Mr.. Curtice said that GIN
while agreeing to the guaranteed
wage plan, still earnestly" be-
lieves that the responsibility fol
determining the amount and du.
ration of unemployment benefit.
"rests with the Legislatures oi
the various States"
GIN Vice President Harry w
Anderson. top company nego-
tiator. said the guaranteed wage
plan was identical with the one
the UAW negotiated last week
with another member of the
auto industry"
Mr.. Anderson told Mr.. Reu-
ther: Il hold no resentment
toward your efforts to get those
things for your members which
you think they should have
That's your job. And ! do want
to congratulate you on your
judgment in going somewhere
else first Ito Ford) to get it,"
Mr.. Anderson said he was
"happy to report that many ot
the fine. progressive features OF
the first proposal we made to the
UAW-CIO four weeks ago have
been incorporated in this new
agreement"
Pay Up 6 to 8 Cents
Among these he listed:
Guaranteed pay raises of 6 tt
8 cents an hour for all employees
in each of the next three years
An extra raise of at least
cents an hour for skilled work.
erS.
Pension plan improvements tc
boost maximum pensions to
more than $3.50 a month, includ-
ing social security.
Elimination or reduction OF
wage inequities for 10000 en-
ployeS.
An extra half week vacation
for employees with 10 years OF
more service.
One extra paid holiday a year
Improvements in the hospital
medical-insurance plan.
Other portions of the original
GIN settlement proposal rejected
by the UAW were not among
the settlement terms. These in
cluded an opportunity for en-
ployes to buy company stock at
half price. an interest-free loan
plan for laid-off workers, and
separation pay.
Ford had also offered these
stock-loan-separation pay pro-
visions but met with a UAW
rejection.
Mr.. Reuther said the new
agreement without doubt COM
pares favorably with the Ford
agreement"
Up to now. a modified union
shop" has been in effect in GIN
plants. Under that arrange
ment. employees not belonging
to the union when the agreement
was signed were not forced to
become union members, but new
employees were required to join
the union within so days to hold
their jobs. Mr.. Reuther said
Evening star., 1955-06-13

New York. N. Y. (SpeciaDi A leading
research institution has discovered
new medical substance that instantly
stops pain Of sunburn and pre-
vents blistering or peeling, so angry
redness may turn to handsome, COM
Portable tan.
Doctors know sunburn affects skin
Just as ordinary burns do. They also
know the body needs oxygen for heal
ing burns. The secret of this new
substance is its astonishing ability to
draw healing oxygen and nutrients
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
TABLE LINENS!

397--3sc 10 7Sc Dinner Napkins,
linens, rayons, blends - for II
9sc-2sc Cotton and Rayen
Damask l2xl2 In. Napkins Sc
1880 70 SOC Plastic Place
Mats, many styles and patterns.
Ice
$3.50 Hemstitched Green
Irish Linen Place Mats. soiled,
1 for 81
Al II Peri, $50 Imported Cot.
tom and-Rayon 52x70 in Cloths.
81
80 II PERI. 5.99 Imported Cot
ton-and -Rayon 64xS4 In. Cloths,
1.99
II II Peri. 7.ss Imported Cot
ton-and-R . yon 64xl0A In.
Cloths -2.99
6-9.9S Hand -Hemmed Cotton
and-Rayon 6zxi04 in. Cloth. 3
NakinS ---------------- -----$S
26-3.99 Discontinued Patterns
in 52x70 In. Lace Cloths 1.79
32-4.ss to $50 Famous MAKE
70x9o In. Lace Cloths -.-.--2.9s
Table Linens-5th n.
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HOsssefsss sishisssys

75-2.9s Wolff lacey LEDGE
Wall-Type Racks, 8 colors, I.99
1855 Wolff lacey Ledge"
Floor Racks, 8 colors -. 2.9s
1855 to l7.s5 Outdoor Dry.
erA ranch types - - 3.99
11-7.95 Shower Curtain Sets,
discontinued pattern l.s8
$3.50 Wood Individual Salad
Bowls, discontinued loo
16-4.ss Wooden Insulated Ice
Buckets, gayly decorated 1.s9
35-ss to 17.s5 Assorted Exec
Copper Bottom Cookware, dis
continued ESQ to 8.99
@4.9S Quilted Hat Boxes, dis
continued pattern = 1.99
20O-50c to 75c Imported Pocket
Knives with ivory handles Zoe
10o-l.l9 Splint Clothes Bas-
kets, large size -----2 for 81
1870
l0o-l.ss Stainless Steel Kitchen
Tools .~----- $50
Hoasefurnishings-7th FL,
Washington Onlyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
PICTURES AND
MIRRORS

7-2.99 Framed Children's Pic
lures ---------------------1.5 9
$3.50 Framed Floral Prints,
2.9S
l2-6.9S Framed Hunting
scenes --------------. $50
6-14.9S Framed 24x36 in Florals
and Landscapes, damaged, SIS
2--14.9s Company for SUPPER"
by Nichols, damaged - 8.9S
3-22.50 Framed Pictures by
Greene, damaged 49, 1898
2--32.50 Size 24x36 Fruit and
Sailboat Scenes, damaged, 1890
1--3l.5O Hand-Engravcd 30x4O
In. Plate Glass Wall Mirror,
1898
2--39.9S Plate Glass 36x4S In.
Wall Mirrors ------.---.-1 1898
1--39.9S Walnut Framed 3Sx4S
In. Mirror ------- 1888
1--39.98 Simulated Marble
Framed 3SxlS In. Mirror 1898
1-49.9S Framed 36x45 In. Gold
and Black Wall Mirror I. 1888
1-49.95 Bevel-Edged 36x60- In.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Mirror,
1855
Mirrors--6th H., Washington
Onlyi
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CHENILLE
BEDSPREADS

Out go all discontinued patterns
:. soiled and rumpled spreads.
$3.50 to $50 Assorted Chenille
Spreads, as is --------sA
2S-6.99 to 9.0S Discontinued
Patterns, some soiled, as Is, 2.99
3l--8.99 to 1888 Assorted Solid
Color and Multicolor Chenilles.
as Is ---- IS
19--If PERI. 14.98 Heirloom Re-
versible Redspreads --.-T
4O--9.98 to 14.98 Discontinued
Chenille Spreads, as is ----$7
26---l6.98 Twin and Double
Multicoler Chenille Spreads. 81
2l--9.9s Hobnail Twin Chenille
spreads ---------------------SS
Spreads--6th FL,
Washington Only!
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CURTAINS AND
DRAPERIES

36 Prs. 1855 70 1855 Dotton
Gotten Marquisette Ruffle Cur.
tains In widths for single, >dou-
BILE or triple windows. 90 in.
long. Pair 2.9s to 500
Sc Prs. 7.98 Chromspun Ace
tate Marquisette Ruffle Cur
tains, 100 in. wide per pair. 80
in. long. white and Nile green.
Pair ----------------- 3.9S
q Prs. 3.9S Cotton Marquisette
Ruffle Curtains, 100 In. wide per
pair, 81 in. long. Pair -. 99c
II Prs. l4.98 to 1888 Rayon
Marquisette RuffIe Curtains,
widths for double and triple
windows. Pair - 7.99 to 1888
~ Prs. $50 to 7.99 Queentex
Tailored Marquisette Curtains,
SO In. wide per pair, 81, 70. 81.
30. and lOS In. long. Pair.
RS to 4.9S
"a Prs. 2.99 Rayon Tailored
Marquisette Curtains, 81 in.
long. Pair ---------------1.99
"a Prs. SO TO 1889 Cameo Shir-
back Rayon Marquisette Ruffle
Curtains in white and colors.
Single, IL and double widths,
81 to 90 in. long. Pair.
l.29 TO 1888
30 Prs. 2.99 Border Flockcd Pop
lin Cafe Curtains, bone rings. SO
in. long, red, green and yellow.
Pair ----------4---. $50
IL Prs. 1889 Nylon Marquisette
Ruffle Curtains, double widths,
100 In. wide per pair, 90 In. long.
Pair ----- 4.99
AZ Prs. $50 Nylon Marquisette
Ruffle Curtains, 90 in. wide per
pair, 81 and So in. long. Pair.
1.99
100 Prs. $50 Rice Acetate Cafe
Curtains, SO in. long. Pair 81
75--l.99 valanccs To Match
Rice Cafe Curtains. Each $50
10 Prs. 7.59 to 7.99 Gold Lurex
Draperies, So, u and 90 in. long,
many colors. Pair --5.59 TO $50
44--3.98 to SIS Fiberglas Pam
els, 50 In. wide per panel, white
In 81, SO, 70, 81 and 90 In.
lengths. Each l.99 TO 2.99
62-2.9S to 1893 Assorted Cur
tains with Valances, tailored,
ruffled, some laces, mostly floor
samples, some soiled 81
IS Prs. 500 to 1889 White
Organdie Ruffle Curtains, 90 in.
long, so, 70 and 10 in. wide per
pair. Pair --------- 2.99 to 7.99
IL Prs. $50 and 9.99 Chromspun
Acetate Pinch Pleated Draw
Draperies, grey in 70 and 90 In.
lengths, SO in. wide per pair,
sos TO 7.99
25-4.99 Terrycloth Chaise
Lounge Covers -.-.------. $50
5S--1.9S to 1888 Fancy Pillows,
several colors and sizes, some
slightly soiled 49, 1.99 and 2.49
18--l5.98 Studio Slipcovers, 2
and 3 cushion styles - - IS
iO---4.00 to sos Plastic SlipcOy-
ers, broken lots lao
23-4.98 TO 1888 Decorator Drap-
cries, "a and 90 In. long, one
and two Of q kind. Pair - 1.99
9-17.9S Wrought Iron Has
socks, oblong. 4 colors- lass
ll--4.9S and SIS Tweed-like
Hassocks, oblong and octagon.
500
70 Prs. 9.9S to 1888 Decorator
Draperies, 81 and 80 In. long,
7.99
Curtains and DrGperies-6th FL.
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PAINTS AND
VARNESHES

3S-5.45 Quality Outside white
House Paint, can : be tinted.
Gal. S.S8
31--7.0O Nom following White
Interior Gloss Enamel. Gal.
429
50-5.45 Flat White Paint, can
be tinted If desired. Gal. $50
4S-S.15 Floor and Deck En-
amel. 4 shades Of grey. GAL.
3.S9
1850 Waterproof Spar Ware
nish, for inside or outside use.
Gal. -- ---.~------ 2.99
7th r., WashingtoH; 9Th r.,
Silcer Spring and PARKtngtos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
BATHROOM RUGS
AND TOWELS

25-4.99 Smart Hi-lo looped
Cotton S6x60 In. Rugs. 2 for S.
$3.50 viscose Rayon 24x36
in. Rings $50
30-4.99 viscose Rayon 27x4S
in. Rugs - $3.50. 3 for S.
25-2.99 Cotton Frieze looped
27x50 I'm. Rugs 2 for So
900--29c and 39c Assorted Fam
ous-Make Wash Cloths, s for 81
15o-69c Perfect Green Famous
Make Face Towels 4 for 81
24O--99c Cannon "Nylon- Da.
crons Selvedge Edge" 22xH in.
Towels -.- &c
$3.50 Multicolored and Solid
Colored 2-pc. Bath Sets, soiled,
1.99
150-N Peri. 1853 Heavy Quality
Martex Face Towels --.--- 79c
TolpeIs--5th f., Washington
0Hlyi
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BLANKETS AND
COMFORTS

is II Peri. 7.99 NRayon-Nylon
72xS4 In. Blankets --------3.99
1888 Rayon Satin Comforts,
filled with Nylon, 72x90 In.
ass
15--11.95 Dacron-F Filled Rayon
Satin Comforts, 72x84 in. 7.99
2S-6.99 Gay Cotton Patchwork
Quilts, 80x84 in. - --,3.99
10-22.95 All-W0ol Kenwood
Blankets, soiled -.----. 1850
5-If PERI. 1885 Kenwood ALI
Wool 72x90 In. Blankets lass
4-24.95 Kenwood ''Elysian" ALI
Wool 72x90 In. Blankets, 1855
100 - 4.99 Fieldcrest Violet
Printed Cotton Blankets, 800
Blankets--5th H., Washington
Oniyi
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Gifts, China, SiIve,-!
Giffscare,.

$500 Butterfly Decorated
Snack Tables -------,.l.99
loo-4.s5 Butterfly Him Round
Trays 80 t.49
loo-2.as Butterfly elm. Round
Trays s-------- 4Sc
50-3.95 Butterfly l5-in. Rec
tangular Trays 99c
50--l.9s Black Cigarette Boxes,
coin-trimmed L.99
25-7.5e to SOS Modern BLACK
or White Waste Baskets
and Magazine Racks ESQ
1O--7.95 Swedish Two TERED
hors D'ouevres Trays -3.99
7-75c Green Pottery Flower
Pots ----4 59c
$500 to 100 White Oblong
Planters &c to Csc
5--l2.ss TO 17.ss Layabo's /.
Some Damaged -----7.99
25-3.Ss 5-pc. MarbIized Plastic
Cigarette Sets Soc
Gtfts-7th RI, Washington
Only
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FABRICS

$50 Yds. Soc to 1.19 Yd. Sample
C0ttOns = ---a 35c yd.
645 Yds. Sample Lengths In
sulated Innings, rayon satins,
taffeta -----.------.- Soc I'd.
874 Yds. 1.9S Natural 1906
Dacrons for many uses 59c I'd.
1000 Yds. 1.29 Chromspun Ace
tate, Rayon-N ylon Blends, -
49c I'd.
SIS Yds. $50 Chromspun Ace
tate Satin Lining Lengths,
$50 I'd.
Fabric Center, Street f.,
WGshiactoB: sra r.. Stlper
Spring and PARKington
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INFANTS
FURNITURE
1--12.S9 Thayef Playard, as

l-l2.S9 Thayef Playard, as Is,
S.
l--2s.ss De Luxe Bathinette.
as ID ------- $40
1-1S.99 Bathinette, extra side
tray, diaper bag. as is - $40
1-15.9s Bathinette, foot lever
lifts top, as is ------ 81
2-19.99 Bathinettes, tubular
aluminium. as is $50
6-i5.9s-17.99 Innerspring Mat
tresses, by Kantwet, as is, :. -
2-l7.99 Innerspring Mattresses
by Kantwet, as Is .---$5
4-1299 Plastic covered Inner.
spring Mattresses, as is -.-.$5
1--2l.99 Innerspring Mattress
by KantEet, as Is 1889
3--ll.99 Cosco Hi Chairs, all
tubular steel, as Is -------. So
Elise Peterson Upholstered
HI Chairs, as Is ---.--- 1888
IHfGnts' FHynitnre-vSecond FL,
Washington Only!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
VENETIAN
BLINDS. Reaiasb boo

50-2.ss to $40 Venetian Blinds
in assorted sizes, as is-.--- geo
5oo-2.ls Ail-Steel Nylco Ira.
verse Rods, IS to s6 in. wide,
Soc
100-1.69 to 1855 Matchstick
Bamboo Grapes, Roll-ups and
Cafe Curtains 49c to $50
40-2.99 to $40 Concord Egg.
shell Venetian Blinds In large
sizes ---.. -.---- 1.09
Blfnds-6th f.. Washington
OHlyi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
Sarings for the Home! Check Each Item!
SHEETS AND
DOMESTICS

so--lss Muslin 72xIes In.
Sheets, ---.---.--- LIS
ss-2.4s Muslin skies In.
Sheets ----4--~-s1.50
Is If Peri. 2.ss Percale 72xIos
In. Sheets -----------.l.8 9
IS II PERI. $50 Percale sIxlos
In. Sheets 1.89
IS II Peri. Soc Percaie 42x3s1z
In. Pillow Cases - -. 2 for 81
6o--3.l9 Green Cannon Percale
72x108 In. Sheets ----- l.99
60--3.89 Green Cannon Percale
8lx108 In. Sheets 2A9
1880 Green Cannon Percale
42xSSh In. Cases 2 for 81
50--2.49 Dan River Muslin
72x10s In. Sheets. printed ber-
$3.50 DAN River Muslin
Slx10S In. Sheets. printed bor-
QeTS ---------------- ~
150-79c Dan River Muslin
42x36 In. Cases, printed bor-
derS TOT ~
"a II PERI. 2.9s and $50 Twin
size Mattress Pads, 3ex76 In,
$50
II II PERI. 3.ss to 40 Double
size Mattress Pads. 54x76 In,
$50
20--3.49 Bates Twin Top Fitted
or Top Fitted Percale Sheets.
l.Ss
$3.50 Bates Double- Bottom
or Top Fitted Percaie Sheets.
$50
54--3.99 Bates Double Bottom
Fitted Percale Sheets for Foam
Mattresses 1.99
66-4.S9 Bates Scalloped Percale
81x108 In. Percale Sheets -2.49
Sheets--5th r.. Washington
Onlyi
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Fomous Make! 81, 900 Worth!
SilyerpIated FIotwoTe
" Off and More

&
Complete sets and separate pieces S. all
famous makes Buy for your own use :.
and for Christmas giving, too!
42-54.55 VIM. A. Rogers 52-pc. Sets for Q,
27.35
lS-SA75 Community Plate 52-pc. Sets
for 8. Lady Hamilton pattern only 42.35
Lady HGntilton Pattern Only
36-z.00 Sets, Of Regular Teaspoons, 100
42-2.0o Sets Of s Iced Teaspoons 100
42--S.0o Sets Of Rogers 1881 Oyster
Forks - - 49, ass
s7-S.O0 Sets Of Rogers 1881 Ice Tea
spoons -------- 3.0S
42-6.67 Sets Of Holmes q Edwards
Spreaders, Oyster Forks and Iced Tea
spoons 3.33
37-1.75 VIM. A. Rogers Large Serving
fIeceS s-----.--------- SEE
300-1.00 TO 1890 Assorted Open Stock
Pieces Of Community Plate LADY HamiI-
tom 50c - x
SLIDER Shop-7th FL. Washington. 18th RI,
Siluer Spring and PARKington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
CHILDREN'S
SHOES

s7-sS5J6.ss Teens Oxfords and
Straps. broken sizes 2.9s
37-l.s9 Children's slippers.
novelty styles. broken sizes.
$50
2l-7.ss Boys Shoes. feathers,
suedes; broken sizes LBS
5i--6.s5-7.s5 Teens Dress
shoes feathers, patents.
suedes; broken sizes ls9
End RI. WasItipgton Only
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SGs,issgs fos. Youth!
JR. DEB WEAR.

~ A0e ~LIn |" GfAA4
50--2.99-3.99 Jr. Deb Blouses,
cotton, broken sizes :. 500
25-2.Ss Jr. Deb shorts, cotton.
broken sizes --- 500
25-Sl-1.5s Jr. Deb Garter Belts,
cotton .------- Soc
16-$25 Jr. Deb. Teppers, hubby
wool tweeds, sizes 10-l6,
18.SS
1850 il. Deb Coats. all wool,
sizes 8-12 -----------. zl.88
End RI. Washington Only
INFANTS WEAR
15--22.5O Infant Girls Coat,
Logging and Hat Sets, rayon
velyeteen. fur trim, sizes l-3,
I26S
e-s25 Infant Girls Coat, Leg
ging and Hat Sets, wool with
fur trim, sizes Is ...-----. 1883
1O--1699 Infant Girls Goats
and Matching Hats, all wool.
sizes Is 1890 ..----5.S0
2l-5.e9 Infant Girls Coats and
Matching Hats, lightweight cot
ton fabrics. medium, large sizes,
1.Ss
l02.S9 and $50 Infants Top
per Sets. boys and girls sizes,
NJ, L, XII 188
ao--2.99-3.99 Infants Hat and
Scarf Sets, wool
IS-l.25 Infants Scarfs, wool,
3Sc
Il-S.99 Infants Car Beds, dou.
Bile as an auto seat. cotton
canvas covers steel frame = SIS
15-12.99 Little Boys Coat, Leg
ging and Hat Sets, wool, sizes
l-3 ------- 7.S8
End Fl, Washington Only
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UNDERWEAR

2l0-2.S9 Girls, Gowns, discon-
tinued styles. cotton. ! to 9. i.ss
6Oo--s9c-59c Children's AnkIets
and slax Sox, cotton. Sizes
51a-s,s in group------4 for 81
15--s.9s Boys Robes and
Matching slippers, cotton
flannel. Sizes ga ---.---. .2S8
2o--3.s9 Girls Robes, cotton
flannel. sizes s, SIX ---2.Ss
End r., Washington Only
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GIRLS. WEAR

u y ! ft =
2Oo--1.ss Girls shorts, cotton
gabardine, 7-l4 SO
25--2.ss Girls Bermuda Shorts.
cotton, broken sizes 81
ss-l.ss Girls Blouses. cottons.
15--5.s9 Girls Swimsuits. cot
tons. some rayon lastex. sizes
7 and 8. some chubbies 81
sO--s.ss Cowgirl Outfits. cotton
lola -----l----------$ u
End RI, Washington onlyi
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7.99 TO 1898
Lamp Shades
1.so to $50

Fabrics galore! Rayon
crepe. matelasse, celanese
acetate, rayon shantung
and parchmentized papeh
For floor, bridge and
table lamps. All sizes In
the group! Just 1901
Lamps-7th FL,
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SUB-TEEN WEAR

F.
1o-l.9s Sub-Teen Pedal Push
ers, cotton, sizes s-l4 81
lo3.ss Sub-Teen Bermuda
shorts cotton, broken sizes, 81
1O-5.ss sub-Tecn Dresses cot
ton, broken sizes 1850 81
1o-5.s9 sub-Teen swimsuiis.
cotton, broken sizes Isl
l5--l.ss Sub Teen Polo Shirts
sizes s-l4 --------- 81
End Fl. Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29

100 orig. 2.se SWank Jewelry
Sets ---Sl plus tax
100 orig. ESQ Swank Tie Bars,
2 for 81
100 orig. 81 Imported Toiletries,
in cases ----------.5 for 81
50 orig. $50 Markham Inn
ported Briars -l.69
50 orig. 1.95 Rope 2-Pipe Racks,
SOC
$50 orig. 81 Bex Of 3 initiated
Handkercisiefs -. 3 for sc
$50 orig. 1.5e swank Leather
BElts ------------------zf for 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
Fomous Make Mems Shirts

1884 shirts reduced from
stock! Sanforized high-count
hroadcloth and fine Oxford
cloth in several collar styles.
White and colors. Sizes IA
to II.
G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
1899 to $500
TobIe Lomps
80 to 49,.

Modern and traditional
styles in china, glass.
black iron, Bristol. wood
or ceramics. Each with
its own CO. ordinated
shade. Just 90 to SELL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
1899 TO 1929
Floor Lomps
80 to fo.ss

In polished brass,
black iron or bronze
finished. Most Of them
with individual style
shades. Just 50 to SELL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
!. Fonsous costleton
Chino
4o% Off!
lnassixsfed Pastarnsl

lnaesivefed Petternsi
Perfect quality. Avail
able In open stock on the
Castleton .once "a : year
fill-in program"
1-2I9.0o Victoria" 45-pc.
Set, wreath border. I31.lo
I-15s.0o svictoria' 4o-pc.
Set, wreath border $3.50
1-l5s.oo Autumn Lea"
42-pc. Set, gold decora-
ton -. 1889
1-196.n0 Autumn Lea"
lo-pc. Set, gold decora-
tons 1885, JAIN
l-l69.0o Dawn Rose"
l5-pc. Set coupe shade,
I0l.40
ChinG-7th FL.
Washington Only!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
APRONS

67-1.99-3.99 Aprons, cottons,
rayons. linens in plaids. stripes.
florals and solids ------- 81
3rd FL, Washington; End FL,
SLIDER Spring G. PARKington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
. WONIEN'S
SLIPPERS

14l-S1-1.95 Tubbie Slippers,
washable, foam rubber inner
sole. s, M, Zoe
Street FL. Washington onlU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29

Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
DAYTIME
DRESSES

Ss-S.s9 Cay Artley Dire $,
rayon bembergs in assorted
styles and colors. Misses and
women's sizes 81
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29

Regular-lI35, ass, 5I37, 2lS8, 4S9, 1I40,
3f44, TAG, 1I48; short--4f37, 3f38, 2f39, 1f42;;
long-Si38, 8f39, TAO, 2J42, 1f44; short
portly--lI3o. l40, 1i41, 2i46; short stout
1888, $40, 5f42, ia, 148.
End r., Washington Store Only
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-08
Some COttOns Must
Be Dry Cleaned

1t is not always desirable to wash
cotton, according to Alma Tapscott
professor of clothing and textiles al
Ohio State University. Although it
is the most washable of fibers,
dressmaking details of some fash
ions, particularly dark colors for fall
and more tailored garments, make
dry cleaning necessary.
This introduces the problem of
colors used on cotton which are SOL
vent soluable or come out when the
garment is dry cleaned. Some pinks
and reds are notorious for this
characteristic. Usually these shades
are fast to light and washing, but
not to dry cleaning.
Since dry cleaning of cotton is
becoming more common, it is i'm
portant that manufacturers use color
fast dyes. Whenever loss of color
occurs, homemakers should return
this merchandise so that the lack of
colorfastness can be brought to the
attention of the manufacturer.
Miss Tapscott adds that whether
washing or dry cleaning heavier
cotton fabrics, homemakers should
be careful that seams are finished
properly to prevent raveling.