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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
BY the Associated Press

In the 10 months from July.
1857. through December, 1858.
the United States viii launch
more than twice as many high
altitude rockets as it has fred
Ia the past 10 years.
About SIT million has been
budaeted for this effort. in addi-
ton to the $40 million or so
expected to be spent during the
same period on the much more
ambitious. but closely related.
space satellite project.
The details Of the United
States rocket research program
during the i957-58 international
IGeopllysicai Year were discussed
In q speech to the American
Rocket Society here last week by
Or. Homer Newell. acting sup
Ierintendent Of the Atmosphere
and Astral Physics Division Of
the Naval Research Laboratory
The laboratory has been as
signed all the rocket projects, in
GLIDING the satellite program
Six to 10 satellites about the
size of basketballs are to be
!rocketed to attitudes of 200 to
800 miles in an attempt to get
them then to orbit for months or
longer arond the earth.
DR.. Newell said that during the
1957-5S period the United States
will launch:
/. A dozen Aerobee rockets
from White Sands. N. Mex. and
another 50 from Fort Churchill
on Hudson Bay, just below the
Arctic Circle In Canada. The
United States already has fired
more than l40 Aerobees. to alti-
Itudes rs high as 1913 miles.
2. A number of Nike Deacon
combination rockets. also al
Fort Churchill. The 25-foot-
long Nike Is the Army's stand
ard antiaircraft missile. Its
power plant is attached to the
Deacon rocket to give the latter
added range.
3. Four dozen or more Deacon
skyhook balloon combinations,
of Greenland and Northern
Canada in the Arctic, a like
number from ships in the Pa
cif1c of San Diego and another
four to six dozen from ships or
la track south from the Equator
to the Antarctic. The "skyhook'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
Districts Legal Aid Bureau Hires
Counselor to Help Avert Divorces

the highest incidence of separa.
|tions and divorces comes in the
FIRST three years Of marriage. witt
the first year being the worst.
"Kids brought UP on love mag.
|azines and Hollywood romances
don't know what marriage Il
like. . she says. 'Premarital coun.
selling Is really essential. The
day win come when all engaged
couples win seek out counsel be-
fore they get married. There are
$50 many things that could b.
prevented"
For three months earlier Thu
year. before the Red Feather
agency took her on the staff, sh,
ran q pilot study Of ~ Of tn,
tougher cases. All were headef
for divorce or separate mainte'
nance status. About two thirds o.
them are sim married and try.
ing to make a go of 1t. Mrs
Schiller's comment to the UCs
board Of directors was q laconis
The outcome Is encouraging"
Marital Difficulties
These cases, as do most o.
hers, involve the following mari
tai difficulties:
Emotional immaturity. lack o.
sex education, distorted socia
and personal values. failure Il
develop marital goals. lack o.
spiritual marriage values, made
quate social relations outside ol
marriage and the absence Of .
cohesive family life.
Nevertheless about one out o1
every three couples involved are
stiIl together. and taxpayers are
not supporting their children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
z Detectives
Hurt in Crash

Pvt. Carl d. Fore. 81, Fort Bel
voir, Va, soldier was charged
with coiliding and driving with
an expired permit after an ac-
cident early today which sent two
District detectives to Emergency
Hospital for treatment.
Pvt. Elmer e. Jackson, Al. Hill
crest Heights. Md. of the safe
squad, and Detective Sergt. Rob-
Iert D. Weaver. Il. 1905 Bexhill
drive. Kensington, Md. Of the
sex squad, were treated for back
and neck injuries and released.
Fore was uninjured.
Police said Fore ran into the
rear Of the police car as 1t
stopped for a red light at Sixth
and H streets NV. at 1880 am.
today.
Pvt. Frederick N. Underwood.
26. of the NTH precinct. suffered
Ia bruised leg and back injuries
late Saturday when he was
struck By an auto ct Twelfth
and C streets Sc.
Pvt. Underwood. Of 34i2
Twenty first street Sc, was
treated and released at Emer-
gency Hospital. He was injured
while directing trafiic. Police
said he was sideswiped by o car
driven by Robert v. Yeatmarl.
II. OF 1886 Eleventh street Sc.
Mr.. Yeatman told police he
did not see the policeman. No
charges were made.
Morris Taylor. ID. of 2215 NJ
street NV. was admitted to
Emergency Hospital yesterday
with possible skull and knee
fractures suffered in a bicycle
pedestrian collision at ! pm.
Young Taylor's bicycle. police
said, struck Carroll M. Baylor,
~. Of 1884 Twelfth street NV. ;.
at Thirteenth and w streets
NV.
Police said another boy was
riding with Taylor.
Baylor was treated for a
bruised left wrist and released
at Emergency Hospital. Taylor's
condition is fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10

Her job includes factors which
are legal. medical and theologi-
|cal. But Mrs. Schiller. q trans
planted New York attorney here
since 1871. emphasizes that a
marriage counselor does not pre-
sumo to practice medicine. act
las q man Of the cloth or take
eases away from lawyers.
Try to Save Marriages
Strictly speaking, a marriage
counselor cannot be an advice
giver," she says. you've heard
the joke about a marriage coun-
selor being the poor mans psy-
chiatrist. Well. we're not. We
have no intention Of practicing
medicine unless the counselor Is
Ia doctor. And marriage coun-
selor doesn't practice law. unless
he or she is q member Of the bar.
what marriage cot,nselors try
to do Is to let the client pour out
the troubles and then try to point
out some factors that might be
tied in that would help one 10
understand better what caused
the trouble"
Mrs. Schiller admits many yis-
itors cannot be helped by a mar
|riage counselor.
First 3 Years Toughest
when they come to a mar
rage counselor, they're trying TO
save q marriage. That's what
we're here for. When they come
to Legal Aid they've made up
their minds the marriage Is lost.
My job is to try TO show that
many marriages are not lost"
Mrs. Schiller pointed out that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
|Endocott to Speak

DR.. John l.. Endacott. profess
sor Of Advanced Social Psychol-
ogy at American University. will
speak on Some Psychological
Factors In Human Social Be-
havior." tomorrow at 8 pm. The
meeting will be at the All Souls
Unitarian Church. Sixteenth and
Harvard streets NV, and will
be under auspices Of the Way
farers. Of All Souls Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10

With more than half Of It's
case load stemming from family
troubles--many ending In
wrecked marriages-the Legal
Aid Bureau here has hired q
marriage counselor to shortstor
marital errors and avert the
tragedy Of shattered homes.
She Is Mrs. Patricia Schiller.
1874 Thirty eighth street NV,
an attorney since 1898. q mar
riage counselor for two years,
and q specialist in family squab-
bles.
The Legal Aid Bureau is an
agency Of the United Community
Services. Mrs. Schiller won't
cost anyone anything in taxes.
But she could save taxpayers q
great deal.
When one spouse or the other
comes to the Legal Aid Bureau
at S05 g street NV. he or she
wants q lawyers advice. Since
SO many Of them come with
domestic troubles 1t means q
divorce or separation usually.
$50 Seek Help
Last year the detours among
the II do" and "in.sickness and
in-health" promises numbered
more than 1850 from the
bureaus $50 clients.
Mrs. Schiller. wife of Irving
Schiller. a Securities and Ex-
change Commission lawyer, has
two children-Louise, II, and
Jonothan. o.
Mrs. Schiller used her chosen
career as preventive medicine
in the marriage field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
Film Shows Snake Root Use
AS Cure IN Mental Cases
D. c. Doctors
At PorIey See
Drugs Effect

~ q
Inc dramatic enectS OF an oio
Indian snake root IN the treat
ment o. mental disease were PIG.
tuIeu Wuay as t..s ocieh.l.lc a.
$3.50. :. ..e s.is = 81. -. ctatIs.
49,, s ~
.Sa.,;.a - ..,o .,,,.,,,,;s,,a,,
..:aSs 's .,,,.s ~ 800 .' $500.
go go. - 49, ~ S;sass. nee
. ,s,.asan.ed =, s,rn =, ~. -
10 - .,,a sr,,n ,a.o,,,,,,s
'-0 = w
botn lnuiviuuais, patients Az =
CaiIofnla STATE nospita, were
given the drug after tney nad
TO be restrained Dy ponds. 1ney
exhibited placid countenances
and were markedly Gained by
the drug now in widespread use
throughout mental hospitals.
The movie came at the first
seseion ~ tne local snciety's an
mai assemhlv THE three-dav
sass,on l. feat,r;np the latest
$500 I, s,aa,,c;n. =, the form ~ talks
-, ,,n.,s;a;ars and avhih,ts e
- r ,.,s.,.
' A
Much OF meoiclne-tne new
tecnniques ana nnolngs, tne te-
mmoerS 70 go SLOW ana easy On
TINS drug or tnat-occupies tI,ac
portion OF tine Statier usually
given 70 pre-oanquet cocktahs'
iuncheonS ana smoKeo-up puA.
ness conferences.
In . room where bankers naps
met. three human heads rest Ior
inspection. each one demonstrate
Ing Iaclal nerves . surgeon can
work on TO eliminate q (WHICH.
/ In q room where cocksaiis
nave oeen TAKEN coaecsion ol
pelvic bones ADDS weight 20 the
presentatlon on the eHectS OF
mans assumption OF an erect
posture on the posltlon o. tne
IpeIvis.
Inree doii panies' IN announcer
room, await TWISTS ana Turns ny
viewers VINO are told TWO simple
ways 10 determine u tne new
porn cniio might nave eitner .
mp or loot deformed.
One exnioit. presented ~ III.
hicnaro =. heiso. presents cer-
tain aspects OF artinciai m
semlnation. II READS IN part:
Donor insemmations snouio
De performed only II husband
Is stefiie OF reiatiVeiy sterie anu
III there Is lnolsputaoie evidence
tnat ne snouio not Iatner his
Wiies child.
Couples selected should oe
lpased on . SOUND ana stapie
marriage. 49,.
Highly essential That the
donors possesses outstanding
eugene qualities. are superior
and are OF varied personal ana
reilglous oacKgrounoS.
Tnere are numerous moral.
religious ana legal problems re-
garding TINS controversial pro.
ceoure winch are not resolved
at TINS time. -.
up 10 90 per cent OF patients
VIII conceive during the nrst SIX
months OF treatment.
Inere Is no reilanle practlcai
test widely accepted as q true
criterion OF ovuiation the
proper time Is largely q matter
OF cnance
An exhibit on acne oy Dr.
James q. Cant OF the George
washington University Scnool OF
Medicine points out that you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10

SPINA. Italy, Oct. 10 ga
hens egg which archaeologists
say was laid $500 years ago has
been found in one of the ancient
Etruscan tombs being excavated
lin the Pc River delta. It's shell
is intact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
Mop Group TO Meet

The Washington Chapter Of
the Geography and Map Group,
Special Libraries Association, will
meet at 8 PM. tomorrow at the
Library Of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25

The Continental Touch in mems
clothing by MoyfieId 4-Stor offers
you the latest and shortest in
svperbIy styled fobries and colors.
One is Sponish Block =. soft.
Custom-finished Worsted shot
combines color and fobric in
distinctive fashion with The true
Continental Touch. Sponish Block
Worsteds and all the other newest
colors and fobries styled and
toilored with HE Continental Touch
can now be seen at your
Moyfield A-Stor deolers. See
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or write:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25
TOO YOUNG TO MARRY

NOUftstssCU yBOSW PSCCGtSsuH PNBG
dormitories until we decide"
Nancy said, I'VE just hoped
-. that it would sound all
right to all of you.
I'VE know a lot Of kids who
got married in high school,"
Nancy said. Our friends. They
acted pretty smart about it at
the time. and now they seem
sort Of trapped. l mean they
can't ever become very much.
Jud is real bright and he ought
to have college, and l don't
want him having a dumb wife
either. There are lots Of mar
RED students at State"
LONG after the enthusiastic
acceptance of the plan the kids
had made, after Jim and Walter
had insisted that they would
keep adding to the war fund"
and after the kids had gone off
in Jud's ancient car to cele-
brate at a drive-in, Walter kept
remembering how they had
looked as they had walked
away from the house. Jud, tall
with good shoulders, his slow
laughter deep in the quiet Of
the night street. Nancy. small
and trim. skipping along beside
him, excited. pretty and in love.
Now Jim and Walter sat on
the dark porch together. The
two women were out in the
kitchen, fixing a snack. They
could hear the women talking,
and Walter heard Mary laugh,
a warm, precious sound to him.
They smoked and Walter
said. quietly, "You know, Jim.
that's a pair Of good kids.
We're luckier than we knew"
You forget something else"
What's that?"
I'VE weren't exactly stupid
about the way we handled it.
Walter realized with quiet
amusement that give Jim an
other year and it would turn
out to have been Jim's idea all
along. The women called them
and the men went in. Walter
knew they were both aware
now Of the tragic narrowness
Of the boundary between dis
appointment and pride. And
they felt the mutual warmth
and closeness Of two men who
have escaped a great danger.
The End
Evening star., 1955-10-06

Mess's S1,Orfssceas'
2os Orig. S35 10 1855 Allowed
Sport Coats, broken sizes 2s.38
10 Orig. 12.sS-I4.sS FaIl Stacks,
2D-2 .---------------- ossS
2nd r., Washington; Street
r., Silper Spring and
PARKington
T1afss1sfs' Fssi.1si itsgi.e
Ai-i5.ee Siebert Lifout Car-
riages. tubular pusEer handle.
foot brake, folds flat -u.o9
eS--l5.00 Reclining Stroller with
Canopy, folds flat. has adjust
able back and foot rest 7.S9
e-l6.ss Convertible Hardwood
High Chairs. upholstered seat
and back, plastic tray; converts
to Youth Chair 0.09
l1--s9s9 Double Drop Side Crib
with toe release sides, plastic
rails, 4 : position adjustable
spring, wax birch -------. 26.s9
i8-l2.9o Waterproof Inner
spring Crib Mattresses, - coils.
cotton and felt filling 5.99
Elise KantWet Convertible
Car Bed Of heavy weight plas-
tic: mattress and bumper con-
verts to car scat 4.o9
Second Floor, Washington;
Third Floor, PARKiRDton;
Fourth Floor, Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1955-10-06
HOagsess,Wfes

5O--If Perfect $50 Rayon Satin
striped Taffeta Shower EnseEn-
hles l.08
5o-s.s5 TO 1l.95 Rayon Taffeta
Shower Curtains ------- &S9
l,00o-sl to 1.5o Packet Knives,
l0o
2s-a.ss wan Magazine Racks.
i.So
ss-s.ss Floor Magazine Racks.
El0.s5 Bath Hampers dis
continued styles ---------.5.ss
10--1.1s Splint Clothes Basketss
l&e
iOo--l.ss Fly King Fly Trap
fits any Mason Jar -----1 1Oe
s0-l.9S to 2.79 Assorted Garden
Tools ---.-- -------- v50
65-5.SS Tray Carts 2.e0
Housewares, SeUeHth Floor,
Washington Only
Evening star., 1955-10-06
Gifts & Glassware
III Off sgasd MOi'e!

S0o-75c and LIS Rainbow Cols
ored Basket Trays from India,
5 IN. and II in.--2sc and 5eo
7s2 EC) Rainbow CoIcred Gov.
cred Sewing Baskets from In-
dia 10 In. -s----l. LIS
25--s1 Rainbow Colored Piace
Mats from India. 141k IA. round.
See
Seventh Floor, Washington;
Evening star., 1955-10-06
Meaa,a Acceas0ries

Mems AcceSsOries
IS Orig. IS Imported Hickok
Mocha ON CoWhide Belts $50
37--Orig. $50 Suede Belts In Y
and l inch widths -.-..-2.5o
I3-Orig. 2.So Hickek Suede
Belts, detachable buckle l.5Q
15--Orig. - Mems initiated
Handkerchiefs 81
A--OFig. 1895 Ascot Dagger
Table Lighters 9.98
2o0rig. s. sWank Leather
Wallets -. 1.lD plus tax
16-Orig. 2Be Famous Guyot
Suspendefs =. 1.9b
5--Orig. ls.9s.25.5e Imported
Leather Cigar Boxes, S.Ss-I9.95.
~ Orig. 81 Imported Morocco
Cigarette Cases q for 81
Orig. l.s0 Hickok Leather
100 ORR. 40 sWank Leather
8eltS . 4-----s - Tor ~
Street Floor, washington oHlyi
Evening star., 1955-10-06
Sheets &
DOiaaeSfics

45-3.l9 Dan River Printed
Muslin Sheets, elxi08 in. lAs
19--2.SS Double Size Slxl08 In.
Muslin Sheets ----- L50
ALL. PERI. 2.s9 Cannon Fitted
Percales, twin size 1.69
5o--n Peri. 3.39 Cannon Fitted
Percaies, double size l.9s
6o-z.o9 Cannon Colored Mus
lin, striped borders, T2xi08, 2-29
58--3.4e Cannon Col0red Mus
LIN, striped borders, 8ixlo8. 2.7s
Fifth Floor. Washington Only
Evening star., 1955-10-06

i-z2l.zs Green loe% Nylen
Cut Pile Isxs.s II. Rug = sloo
l--i37.No Grey Wool Floral
Administer 9x16.s II. Rug. 6l.sS
l--l5I. Is Beige Wool Tone-on-
Tone sxls.4 n. hug -ss.Ss
1--2zl25 Green Rayon Cut
PIE 9xls IT. Rug 1895
1 II Peri. 1el.2S Jade Rayen
Cut Pie SKIS ~ Rug ---7sSs
l--se7.oo Rose An wool silly
Twist SxlS n. Rug -s1Se.9s
-ao7 % Green An Wool s-Piy
Twist Skis IT. Rugs 1885
l--2o7 % Brown An Woei 3
Ply Twist Sx1S n Kng -1Se.SS
2-ao7.0e An Wool 3-Ply Twist
sxl5 n. Rags. grey and green,
1885
3-lss.7s An Wool s-Ply Twist
Skis r. Rugs blue. beige and
green --------------- lzS.SS
l-lls.ss Green Wool Round
wire wilton 9xi3 n. Rug .S9.95
I--l1z.95 Rose Wool 3-Ply
Twist Skill n. Rug -e9.95
Iii PERI. 1910 Beige Rayon
Cut Pile S.Axll.2 n. Rug Ss.sS
l--ee.sl Green Weol Tone-on-
Tone 0x11.2 II. Rug------5e.9S
l--I25.5o Beige Rayon Cut Pile
lO.5x8.8 ft. Rug g-----.---. 30.o0
l--el. .48 Green viseose Raycn
Cut Pile 0xil It. Rug -59.oS
l-S7.0o Sandalwood Cotton
Cut Pile s.5x9.2 n. Rug, soiled
1890
l-Sa.l4 Champagne Rayon-
and-Nylon Twist sxs n. Rug
e9.s5
1-71.s2 Green loe% viscose
Rayon 9xS.e II. bug l00S
1--e4.S6 Woodtone 1907 Vis-
c0se Rayon sx7.8 n. Rug 39.95
l--s9.53 Brown 10o% viscose
Rayon 9x7 II. Rug - 39.9S
1--64.2o Green Wool Round
wire wilton 9xe IT Rug 3s.S5
1--3i9.95 Green Wool Twist
12x16 II. Rug ---- 1895
l--sz4.eo Lime Embossed Wool
I2xlSS ft. Rug- 249.9B
l--3o5.ee Green Wool Twist
15x12 II. Rug g----------.2 2l0.0S
1--353.25 Lime Wool Cut Pile
1Sx12 II. Rug-----------239.95
1--zz5.o0 Beige Wool 3-Ply
Twist 1zxi5 II. Rug, soiled,
5000
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10Ax16.7 Rug ----@&--.- 09.S5
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on.Tone 12x1S.5 n. Rug, l59 95
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Mems SIS to 80. so
Fonaous Make Suits

Worsted, sharkskin, flannel and gabar-
dine. Reg, S. to 10; short, IS to a:
long, So TO -: stout, 80 10 46: short
stout, 50 to rs: extra long and long
portly In the group.
and Floor, Washington
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DrGsperies

3o-s.ls and s.ss Large Fancy
Throw Pillows Las
1s-l7.ss Oblong Wrought Iron
Hassocks --------- 5.99
12-4.ss and SIS Plastic Tweed
HaasOckS ---.-----------. sz.S0
35-19.9S Famous Make Studio
SIipcovers --------,r.s--- 1888
16-4.se TO 5.9s Draperies; mosts
" one Of = kind -----a 1.s9
Draperies, Sirth Floor.
Washington Only
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TOsceIs & Bath
Accessories

Ii5--5.ss Plastic Shower Sets,
2.g9
l25 II PERI. 1.79 AIartex Bath
Towels ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
800 II Peri. 7ec Martex and
Cannon Face Towels. $50
55e II Perl. 3ec Heavy Quality
wash Cloths (. ---5 for 81
90 II Peri. 10 Cannon Tub
MAS -,-------- ---l..i - : 20
IS II PERI. ass Fieldcrest Tub
MA8A8 ------- 80 - ----- AsOo
4S-2.9e viscose Rayon Rugs,
24xS6 IN. avocado only - 9ec
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4o--4.s0 Gal Floor & Deck
Paint, battleship grey -.2.69 gal.
18-5.S5 Gal. Atco Outside
White House Paint - .3.SS gal.
Isis Gal. Monad Flat White
Paint, self-priming, can be
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1J--5.s5 Gal. Sherwin-William
Rubber Base Paint, laurel
green. Only :. -. 1.99 gal.
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3.99 gal.
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,as a go ssr.. \; yUas, 49, r.r.. = !, 80. ~.
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=. ia 49, ! y D.. 81 a
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Evening star., 1955-10-06
Mems $50 to $3.50
Suits or Topcouts

suits IN worsteds, gabardines. nannels.
Goats In tweed, Shetland, herringbone.
chsyiot. Broken sizes IS to 46, reg.
short, long. ia.
Evening star., 1955-10-06

1--l7s.lo Gray Rayon Cut PIE
9x12 n. Rug 1883
l--sss.lo Beige Wool Cut Pile
1Hx9 n. Rug g-------- 2a9.9S
1--l60.l0 Green Wool Tome
on-Tone sxi2 ft hug Sass
1-.le5.SO Beige Round Wire .
Wool wilton Ska n. Rug
l29.s5
l--ilsse Gray Wool Twist
oxl1 Il. Rug sass
loss Rose Cut Pile Gotten
9xl2 IT. Rug. ----------29.es
1--l3l.lo Beige Rayon Cut
PiIe exl2 n Rug-
3-131.lo Hunter Rayon Cut
Pile Sx12 ft. Rug- 69.95
3-13l.Ao Beige Rayon Cut
Pile 9xl2 IT. Rug g---------6S.e5
1-62.4S Green Cotton Cut
Pile 9x12 It. Rug 1885
l--17l.oo Beige 3-Ply Twist
Wool 9x12 ft. Rug 1885
1--l23S0 Beige Round Wire
Wool wilton sx11.s II. Rug
69.9s
l-SI2o Gray S-PIy Twist
Wool 0x1l II. Rug-------Se.95
1-95.47 Turquoise 10o% Wis.
cose Rayon 9xIls n. Rug
69.95
1-li4.1s Green s-Piy Twist
Wool SKIES II. Rug ----S9.95
l--S1.5l Gray l00s6 viscose
Rsyon 9x9.9 n. Rug S9.95
i-s5.3s Sandalwoed Cut-Pile
Cotton 9xe.s II. Rug 1885
1--97.3s Beige Carved Rayon
9xe.6 ft. Rug 1885
l--l17.75 Rose Wool Twist 9x9
n. Rug --.- 1885
l-SS.57 Mutria Embossed
Wool Wilten ex9.S n. Rug
1886
I--Ss.l2 Grey Cotton Twist
9xS.10 n. Rug g------------19 1895
l--7l.52 viscose l0oT RayOn
9xS.6 ft. Rug -----.--- 49.95
l--s0.S2 Grey Wool Floral
9xS.6 n. Rug g------- ----49.95
1--106.o0 Brown Embossed
Wool Wilton 9xs.S n. Rug
59.95
l---9S.50 Brown Saran Cut Pile
9x8.6 ft. Rug g---.---4---.5 5000
1--50.08 Green Wool Tone-on-
Tone 9xs.3 It. Rug s9.95
l--93.25 Grey Wool Twist 9xs.6
It. Rug--------------- 1888
l--59.56 Grey 1O0ss viscose
Rayon 9x7 n. Rug .----- 29.s5
1--7l.0o Beige Wool Twist
9x6.9 II. Rug ug-----.----- 39.95
1-71.0O Cocoa Wool Twist
9x6.3 II. Rug------------39.95
1--5S.5o Grey Wool Tone-on-
Tone 9x6 II. Rug .------29.95
1--1l9.40 Gray Round Wire
Wool wilton 9xl0.6 II, Rug
i--173.40 Beige 3-Ply Twist
Wool 9x12 II. Rug -. 1910
l--1l3.50 Lime Cotton Cut
Pile 9x12 n. Rug = 3e.e5
13--If PERI. 13l.lo Rayon Cut
Pile Sxl2 H. Rugs, beige and
I1utria --------.-------- -69.95
Evening star., 1955-10-06
BIlsss Icefs and
Comforts

20 9.9s NyIon filled Comforts.
rayon satin covered, 72xso IN.
3.99
12-19.e5 Kenwood All-Wool
Blankets, 72x90 in. --- 12.95
6-22.95 Soiled Kenwood Wool
Blankets, 72xo0 and 80x90 In,
1395
S-16.95 Pepperell Acrilan
Blankets, 72xso In. pink only.
1l.95
Fifth Floor. Washington Only
Evening star., 1955-10-06
Cotton SIsO1,

7s--s99 SWirls, wrap n tie
fashions In Sanforized cotton
flannel; prints and solids In
misses sizes. -----------. $50
Third Floor. WGshincton;
Second Floor, Silcer Spring and
Polarization
Evening star., 1955-10-06
Maternity Wess.
BsslIgef lingerie

5S.o9 Bed Jackets, famous
make IN silver-fiecked cotton
md acetate knit. Small, medi-
tzm. hrge-------------.2 for s.
Street Floor. Washington,
|. EilDey Spring and PARKingtop