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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Thousands Of Flowers
for Only a Few Minutes
Extro Work

And now'do you realize what
RX-l5 means to. you? It means
that today you can go out with
a sprinkling can and in a short
time start to shoot new life
into your garden. Revitalize
your whole undernourished
lawn :. give it results you
never dreamed possible in 7
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

It means that, whether you're
an expert gardener or the
greenest beginner, now with
normal garden care you can
grow masses of beautiful roses,
dahlias, phlox, gladiolus and
chrysanthemums in your gar
den this season with a sprin-
king of RX-15 once or twice a
month. It means that even if
you have poor soil, with a few
sprinkles of RX-15, you can
grow a thick, green lawn the
very first time you try-and it
will only cost you pennies to
apply it! It means that you can
grow hundreds of flowers in
your window boxes grow thou
sands of flowers this season
from plants you already have
in your garden, from seeds you
can still put in the ground.
And because RX-15 instantly
feeds plants all the life-giving
soil min erals they need for
healthy bloom, it means that
merely sprinkling with RX-15
can make starved, undernour-
.ished lawns, trees, shrubs,
house plants start to spring
to new life instantly!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Sprinkle with RX-15.
Soye Hours Of Extra
Digging!

Not long ago scientists at one
of Americas leading plant ex-
pertinent stations tested new
types of concentrated plant
foods that could be dissolved in
ordinary tap water, and when
sprinkled on lawns or plants
could go to work in minutes.
No more extra drudgery, no
more unnecessary digging.
This water-soluble plant food
was proven so fast-acting that
it is absorbed by roots and
reaches into every leaf, stem
and tissue in a surprisingly
short time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
HOW TO GET
1898 MIRACLE.MIXER
FOR ONLY So

Buy $4.95 size Rx-15, get free certificate worth
So ITS enclosed in each container. Mail to Gar
den Research Laboratories, New York, N. Y,
with CSC (plus Csc for mailing and handling).
You get back 1898 Miracle Mixer at this anlaz-
ing, low price!
Or buy $3.75 size Rx-15. get free certificate
worth $3.50. Mail certificate with $1,23 (plus
Csc for mailing and handling) and get annaz-
ing Miracle Mixer-regularly 1898.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
SCIENTISTS FORMULA
SHOOTS FANTASTIC
GROWING POWER into
LAWNS, PLANTS,
VEGETABLES INSTANTLY!

Now Grow Flowers, Shrubs, Trees
in Most Any Soil-Watch dying"
Lawns Grow Richer, Thicker,
Greener in Days.
This season how would you like
to make your flowers bloom by
the thousands weeks ahead of
your neighbors = double the
growing power of undernour-
ished shrubs, trees, hedges,
vegetables? Grow a richer,
thicker, greener lawn in just 7
days with just l sprinkle from
a watering can?-OR just one
automatic feeding with amaz-
ing
RX-15 miracle mixer?
Now YOU who may know next
to-nothing about gardening
can turn your garden into the
showplace of the community
with thousands of colorful,
flaming blossoms - not five
years from now-not next year
but this season even if right
now you don't have a seed in
the ground-even if your soil
is undernourished.
With normal garden care you
can pick basketsful of meat
packed garden-fresh tomatoes,
luscious heads of lettuce
sweet, tender cucumbers, corn
and peas from a vegetable
patch right in your own back
yard. Now YOU can amaze
the so-called experts in your
neighborhood with a rich, thick
carpet of lawn-and you won't
have to dirty your hands using
this easy-to-apply RX-15.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
:. - ~
. ! :
What Will Science Think Of Nexi7
ANNOUNCING the new
Rx.l5 MIRACLE mixer
Waters and FertiliseS at the Same Time.
Saues You Time, Money, Labor, Tarns
Gardening Into Chiids Play

Automatically prevents un-
der-feeding, overlooking.
Can't burn plants. Nom
toxic. So safe your child
can use it. Feeds your
plants a steady life-giving
stream as gentle as a sum-
mer rainfall. Variations In
water pressure can not
affect it.
Guaranteed to work with
any Sprinkler, Garden
Hose, Sprinkler system,
soaker REGARDLESS OF
BACK-PRESSURE!
JUST FILL-THEN RELAj
Evening star., 1955-01-12
Two Conyicis Slain
In Richmond Prison
o. N. A..oeio,.d Pres.

RICHMOND. Jan. 1.-TWO
prisoners were murdered at the
State penitentiary here yesterday
in a sterilizer room padlocked
from the outside.
pr. Geoffrey T. Mann. State
chief medical examiner. said the
two men had been murdered
presumably by whoever locked
the door Of the room near the
prison laundry.
One Of the two men was found
hanging by the neck from q
length of wire and one with
a hatchet buried 8 inches in his
skull.
The two were Rora E. Penn.
81, committed to the penitentiary
from Roanoke in 1943 on a life
sentence for murder, and Arthur
w. Biglow, 81. committed from
Appomattox in 1850 on a So
year sentence for attempted
rape. Both were Negroes.
Prison Supt. w. Frank Smyth,
jr., said Penn was hanging from
a pipe near the ceiling and Big
low was lying nearby with q
hatchet buried in his skull.
Evening star., 1955-01-12
Ives Says He's Sure Senate
Would Vote $1-Hour Base Puy

Senate would accept that ngure
II opposition from Southern Sem
ators did not prevent the issue
from coming TO . vote.
Concerned at Farm Eject.
One key Southerner. asking
not to be quoted by name. said
he would vote against any such
increase. but would not support q
filibuster on the issue.
Southerners are concerned lest
a sizable increase in the mini
mum wage have q harmful eco
nomic effect on farmers by ferc-
ing them indirectly to pay their
labor more. An increased mini
mum wage would be felt In some
Southern industries such as saw
milling and cotton ginning, and
the effect would carry through
to farm labor.
Evening star., 1955-01-12
D. shs Assseiutsd Press

Senator Ives. Republican, Of
New York said today he Is sure
the Senate would favor increas-
ing the minimum wage to 81 an
hour df 1t comes to q vote"
Senator Ives said in an inter-
view: 81 would say that q 81
minimum has a real chance in
this Congress. although there Is
likely to be some heavy opposi-
tion from some Southern
States.
Senator Hill. Democrat. Of Al
ALBANIA. prospective chairman Of
the Senate Labor Committee,
which viii take up President
Eisenhower's recommendation to
raise the 75-cent pay floor to 80
cents. said In q separate inter-
view he would not rule out"
congressional approval Of q 81
minimum.
Statistics Review Set.
Senator Hill tagged the issue
for early consideration by his
committee He said he would
insist. too. on q thorough review
of methods used by the Labor
Department to gather cost-of-
living figures and other statis-
tical information. such as the
composition Of the labor force
and the amount of unemploy-
ment.
Senator Hill said he would
vote to increase the minimum by
an amount equivalent to the
more than IL per cent rise in the
cost off living since 1949, when
the wage floor was set at rs
cents. Enactment of a 9O-cent
minimum would be a 20 per cent
Increase.
Senator Ives. a senior Repub-
lican on the Labor Committee.
has long advocated a 81 mini
mum. He said he is certain the
Evening star., 1955-01-12
Anderson Rules OUT
Any Compromise on
Dixon Yates Contract

Senator Anderson, Democrat,
Of New Mexico. ruled out today
any compromise solution Of the
disputed Dixon Yates power con-
tract. and Representative Hol-
field. Democrat, Of California,
reiterated his intention to try
to block the project.
Senator Anderson. prospective
new chairman Of the Senate
House Atomic Energy Commit
tee. said the group win again
look into Dixon Yates and also
win investigate heretofore nom
controversial contracts between
the Atomic Energy Commission
and two private utility groups
supplying power TO A-plants.
He was asked about reports
circulating in Congress that q
compromise is being sought to
settle the hot political fight over
the Dixon-Yates proposal.
Not o chance" the Senator
said.
Group Might Bow Out.
One report was that the
Dixon Yates group-the Middle
South Utilities, Inc. and the
Southern Co.-would bow out
Of the contract before February
is. The companies are headed,
respectively. by Edgar H. Dixon
and Eugene Yates.
The February is date is the
date by which either the Acc
or the Dixon-Yates group may
withdraw from the agreement
without penalty.
Mr.. Holifield. who serves on
the Senate House Committee,
told newsnen he would press for
passage Of a resolution express
ing congressional disapproval of
the contract. He contended the
Acc would have little choice
put TO comply.
The disputed agreement pro-
vides for construction of q SLOT
million private power plant at
West Memphis. Ark, which
would feed power under contract
with the Acc to the Tennessee
Valley Authority.
Stan specialists Of the Securi-
ties and Exchange Commission
recommended yesterday that the
Evening star., 1955-01-12

SEC approve the Dixon Yates
proposal to invest $5.5 million of
its0wn funds in the project. The
balance would be obtained
through long-term private loans.
The SEC is expected to reach
its decision by the end Of this
month. The financing plans
may be challenged in the courts
II SEC approves them.
Evening star., 1955-01-12
'BERDASHER OPEN THURSDAY 1870 70 9 P.M..
JANUARY CLEARANCE
Of FINE FURNISHINGS
On Sale Thursday at 1880

s6o-sso Ask Neekwea sot o iocduord weove Aot Dote
's-ls5 Dyne Block A,sye Hose Sizes loz to Is --- sse
Sleeves esss s ~o Ags ss ns ts ss with sao b s front b0" s
$3.50 su,oat Jeeke imported from Scotland oo96 Virgin WOOL
E opoeo eolo M and lining poh pockets 5a A.
pocIets and suede Gssss yoke a''ss" s 1 With cuffs es
SUEDE Me9 yo ao sa1ssss eos leisure ] s sss = With s u Red
on s M 1oete'' with elastic wost eof hIf lining
lining epsss%' ee ss: 4 S. 9o pockets 4 with flop eo @
o-5S5 Woshebe Rayon and Cotton Upper 'front.'
1es'sont and ~oter-repeent finish Noy So a; green
46 navy a 4o in green "s as
sureoo owooI check with loo9 quilted lining
ssz5 eabone Jerkin. with quilted front wool knit bock
l-2s5o Cashmere PuIoyer long sleeves Size 4lses
5e--$ Cotton Rib Undershrts broken nszes----- 7oe
$3.50 $50 woocoon and cotton Broken sizes sss
and zS5 Undershi sizes i5S
zo-$2 and 2.o5 Rdyon Union Broken lss
7-$2 Heavy Knit Cotton Underhirs. Broken sizes s Iss
e-$5 Sports Shirts cotton onn check potterns color royn
Sizes srnoII TO large .s.-t--. sso
lsso ond 75o Shirts coo in yon oobodne and rovo
ss95 to $40 Sport: sht. Solid oo washable nyon psse
lo-ss and 55o Sports Shirts oo96 Docon oooyon
y-$1s ALsk Patterned Sports Shirts Broken
lo-7.5o and $40 Leather Bels------------- 4ss
sz-z5o and $50 Leather Bels-----
ss Cotton and Cotton Long sleeve puover style
5o so ys" W. wss ses, sst ETY. With @
s Ae. s. ss ss Orion Blend !aets with fleece lining Checked
~ .---s II
zss Rayon Lounsins Robes Solid oos with contrasting
cuffs and color Sizes smoI medium oge 1895
Sis Black Cotton Terry Cloth Robes
l$75 ALSak Lounsns Robe lining Loroe-
zzz5o Suede Front Size
6-l35o Repp Striped Vests broken sizes
$50 Gdbodne Jenkins with wool bock----i495
o iooS Wool Apeee KNIT Pulove' Sleeveless sweeters Solid
COiOfSs OfOken -
A-l5o5 Apeeo Sleeveless striped 'front.' plain
Broken sizes
ii-i0sS Daeron Sleeveless
esssn ssoadee' peama' in stripes and pot'ems p1oyer ard
Iii so v... Wo.h.hs .aol 80 .a, .s,rI-., z or
92650 Sport Shirts woshobe cotton
patterns. Medium 1925
Evening star., 1955-01-12

No maiL phone or cod. orders on
fhese items. please. All sales final.
Az iiems sabjsct to prior sale.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

Sturdy Pool Table
tR-41Pl Gothon's toble model pool tobIe
with live rubber cushions, l6 IN 0Q
bolls, trionole. cues. steel
frame. l5hx25x3A
tR-47Rl De Luxe Model. 3oxl Kzx6h",
with ottoched score n,orkers 0.96
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
Big Savings on
Electrical Appliances

IS Dovis Electric Sweepers. regularly 4.95.
1875
4 General Electric FlotpIote Automatic
ironers, floor models, regularly 1885,
1895
] Estate Deluxe Automatic c. ?. Cos Ronse,
floor model, regularly 1895 - 1895
3 General Electric Ronses, sfloor models.
reoulorly 233.c5 .--------- 1895
] oosis Dehumidifiers, reeulorly 1895,
ee.os
; General Electric Automatic Dishwoshers,
under counter models:
mo. yUCllo, regularly 534.e5 1898
mo. iSU COL, regularly 337.o5 249.o5
II Enemeled WoII Storage cobinets, white.
1878. regularly 1925 ----------S.6o
WGL-Appionee Center. End Floor.
North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
fodder Girls Goats
to $500 ~ and -

60 gentle woods il spring styles. Solids and
some tweeds in fitted styles mostly. Sizes z
to 4. but not every size in every style.
50 Little Girls Spring coots in wool tweeds
and plain fobrics. Concon and classic
styles A good choice Of colors Broken
sizes 8 to *, mostly 3. Were 1926 to
$500. Now -l2.95 and 1895
W5L-Boys' and Grls' Apparel. 4th Floor
:. also Chevy Chase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14

RHo
Sove " on CIoseout Of
Fomous Domestic Chino


~ pieces MS pottern: s Iuncheons, 10
solods. 1o fruits. | open vegetable, s II"
plotters. Regularly SIS to q so,
ESQ to lots
70 pieces PriseiIIo pattern: s" PIotters.
l8" pIotter, teopots, sugars, 7 creomers.
Regularly ! 05O to 23.OO----5.25 TO 1850
IA pieces Pinehurst pattern: 6 rim soup,
open vegetable, II" platter, Is" plot
tiers, z sugars, z creams, reeulorly 6.25 to
34.OO- -3.l0,to 100
pieces cepriee pattern: 2 l6' pIotters.
regularly $500 -----------------1z.50
! 81 pieces M-l3o: II rim soups, 20 fruit
dishes, boxer, Il" platter, IS" plotter.
Regularly It's to 44Oo----3.S5 to zz.0o
IS pieces Ming pottern: z ereom soups
and soucers, | baker, I II" pIotter, !
creomer. Regularly o25 to l4.75.
4 $50 to TBS
II pieces Avon pottern: 10 rim soups, 3
teopots, ] coffee pot Regularly 400 to
1000 to 1000
Il pieces Blue Ridge pottern: 8 breed and
butter plates, 3 solod plotes, dinner
plates, cream soup and soueers, 3 teo
cups and soucers. z coffee pots. Regularly
81 pieces Celeste T476 pattern: 81 coupe
soups, 4 rim soups, sugar, creoner, IS
ereom soup and soucers. Regularly 500 to
1850. $50 to IT'S
pieces Aurora pottern: rim soup, 5 teo
cup and soueers. z cream soup and soucers.
Regularly BIS to 100. 1855 to $50
~ pieces Mystic pattern: luncheon plate,
bread and butter, fruit dishes, 3 cream
soup cups only boxer. Regularly $50
to ll.5o. Ills to SITS
W5l-chino and Glassware, Upper Level. 9Th fIoas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
Women's Dresses
Reduced "a and More

VS'V WV
- one-Piees Spring
Dresses, royon ond oee-
tote crepe. Cocoa, blue,
red, plum and block 1875 to
half sizes ----- 1895 500
IS Street and Afternoon a
Dresses, in wool blends,
royon and oeetote crepe
and royon toffeto Block
and spring shades, half IS .oOto
ond reeulor sizes ----- 1926 ll.oo
81 Street and Afternoon
Dresses in royon and oce-
tote, some wool blends.
One and wo-piece styles,
black and spring shodes.
Reoulor sizes SO to a., 25.0Oto
half sizes l4h to 22h 1926 100
IS Street and Dressy
Afternoon Dresses in roy
on and ocetote crepes,
some jocketed. Rhine
stone and beading de-
tolls, black and spring
shades. Hoif and reg 1895 to
uIor sizes ----- $500 2l.oo
IS Designers Samples in
size ID, royon and oce-
tote crepe, "a sleeves.
beautiful detoI. Black,
navy and spring shades $500 800
WGL-Women's Dresses, Bird Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
BIouses Reduced
Save on Junior Dresses
!, %s 500 H''s 500 to 1000

us junior dresses in prints and plain
eoIors, regions. sasfetas. eottons and
sheer woods. Dressy and casual styles.
BRIGHT and dark eolors. Sizes to IS.
Were NOW
IS formels. short and
long, nylon net, toffeto
and cystolette. Sizes $500 500
to IS, white. red, pink, to TO
navy and blue ------- 1895 1900
$50 Junior miss blouses,
ol-wooI jersey, dressy
and cosuoI styles, white $3.50
and colors; sizes to 5 1873 500
200 junior miss skirts,
woods. toffeto. velveteen,
royon. slim and full styles, 500 to- 500
mony eoIors; sizes to 5 l2e5 TO 900
WGL-Junior Miss Apporel. 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
Special Purchase
AzoIeos, Reody-to-BIoom
So 3 for 1869

Four fovorite eoIors in heoIthful, beautiful
oxoleo plonts in this special purchase group.
Hino-c Crimson, Solmon Beauty, Snow and
coroI Bells. In bud, reody-to-bloom in your
own yard this spring.
WGL-Gorden Shop, End Floor, North Building
Green Houses Chevy Chose;
Gorden Shop, Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
Glassware Reduced

40 Fosseria Irideseent Stemwore, reou-
Iorly us -----------l.l 5
100 Fcstorio Sprite Stemware, reouloriy
ITS
50 Webb, English Hondeut StemwoFe.
diamond pattern, regularly ITS to ABS,
lbs to 2.l0
II Webb. Stor PetteFn, reoulorB $50 TO
400 --------l.z5 TO ZOO
WGL-Chino and Glassware,
Upper Level, 5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
Sove on Cotton Flannel
"SIumber.Gro's"
v,,. 30, -
We're 500

80 Of these popuIor sleeping garments.
Grow from months to years. Upper
front. Postels.
Were Now
Is Estvon "Slumber Gro"
Sleeping Boss in white and 1926 1922
postels ---.- 500 G4.99
50 Doeron Topper Sets with
plostic-lined, snop-on
pontie White with red or
blue dots. Styles for boys
and girls -------------- 5.99 Ivy
IS TropieaI-weisht SIeepers
in cotton Postels Sizes
) and 4-------- - l.Se l.5s
so Nylon or Cotton Plisse
Comforts with floral print on 1926 3.99
white or pastel grounds o.99 G4.9S
WGl-The Nursery Corner. 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
Hish-Low Loop Pile
Wilton Competing
Vas 1850 Square Yard

Vas 1850 Square Yard
A hondsome, three -dimensionol Leaf pat
tern, reduced only because the pattern is
to be discontinued. In g width, green; in
IL width, green, sroy; 10 S width, green,
sroy.
WGL-Floorcoverines 9th Floor
also Chevy Chose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
Art NeedIework
GreutIy Reduced

5 Model lnfonts' XII w
menos and Saeques In
postels ------ g..
5 Model Aprons in cot
ton, oreondy and wool 30
felt ----L---7 TO
4 Model Cotton Baby
BIenkes. in white, blue 3.5
ond yellow ------- is
! Model Cotton Crib
Spread, pink with colored
embroidery - g.
- Needlepoint Pieces
with designs finished in
oros point. 23x24" and
26x26" $50 g.
so Skeins Wool Tapestry
Yorn. odd dye lots. Choice
of coIors. 4o-yord skeins 8
50 Skeins Wool Dress
Yorn. odd dye lots. Also
some skeins Of 7l9o wool
and 1920 royon. SeIec-
ton Of coIors. One-ounce
skeins ---- 9
80 Model Linen Guest
Towels, several designs T..
4 Model Breakfast end
Bridge Cloths, cotton and
linen. Hond-pointed de-
signs 81
z Model Cotton Aprons,
hond-pointed design S.
Z Soto Pillows, foam rub
Der filled. Pumpkin and
lime. l2xl8". Slightly
soiled --- g.
I Sofe Pillow. foam rub
Der filled. Corol. l8x-
49,. Slightly soiIed - g.
WGL-Art NeedIework, 5th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
CondIes, Lomp Shodes
Greatly Reduced

400 condles, oil sizes
and coIors. Novelty,
topper and twisted, poir
100 Boxes Of Novelty
cendles for spring. Bum
MES. ducks and MIMIC
ture figures -----
50 Lamp Shades for toble
and floor lomps in porch
ment, silk and royon
WGL-Lomps and Shode
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
NyIon Hose Reduced
~ ~.,. Sc :. ,,s So

500 pairs Of discontinued styles and eolers
in good assortment. Broken sizes.
WGL-Hosiey, LIST Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
Save " and More on
Misses Sportsweor

IS BIouses, short and cop
sleeves, jewel and COLOR
neeklines, Oocron, nylon,
royon and cotton. White.
pink. blue and beige.
Sizes 81 to SO ----
IS Shrus jackets, novelty
weoves and Jewel trim.
orlin. White, pink, blue
ond navy ---------
Us Skirts, cotton print.
full styles, stripes and
checks. Pink, blue and
beige, sizes 10 to 10 -
10 Dresses, printed royon,
classic short sleeve button
front styles. White. beige.
maize and oquo. Sizes
II to 20 ------------
WGL-Sportsweor, Bird !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
Save on Girls and
Sub-teen Goats and Suits
=, ws ,;o d7's 1875 and 22.ss

A group Of 400 spring fashions including
wool suits and eoots and orion toppers. An
excellent selection Of styles. Broken eolors
and sizes from 7 to IA ond 8 70 "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
Special Purchase Of Boys
Cotton Name Socks
Regularly Csc and 75c

1900 pairs by o nasionolly known maker.
In styles with rib and elastic tops, cable
cord Toe and heel. Stripes and checks in
wide selection Of eoIors. Sizes = to -.
Wot-Ths Boys Store. 18th Floor
olse Chevy Chose and Aexandris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14

80 Hip Length Plastic
Woter- Resistont jackets.
ldeoI for golf or fishing.
Sizes. smoll, medium,
loroe ------@
100 Miscellaneous Sports
Shirts. Long sleeves. wide
variety Of eolors. Sizes,
smolI. medium, large ond
extra large --------
WGL-The Mems Store,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
400 Mems Sports Shirts
Yer. a.'' to 500 o8e

Long sleeve Sport shirts. some with
sinsle needle construction. Wide as
sortment Of eelors. Royon and silk,
rsyon, cotton. Sizes: Small. medium,
large and exfra large.
Were NOW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14

wel-eirIs' and sub-tesn ApporsI. 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
Boys Rubber Roincoots
Yer. 4.,s 7.ss

IS In black with hood. Buckle front.
Sizes s. 8. 10. II. Is and 8.
Is Pafrs codet Sleeks Were NOW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
No. ! Seconds Of
Quicker Loce Table Cloths

W5L-Linens. 5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
Lamps at Servings

Were Now
s Modern Style Polished
Bross Junior Floor Lamps - $3.50 1925
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14

W5L-The Mems Store. End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-22
Names in the News
(And how to pronounce them.)
BY Constantine Chekrezi

The Vienna C'Veen" to the
Austrians) newspaper Arbeitei
Zeitung (Ar-BYE-ter ZY-toong
or Workers JournaD has init
mated that Josef Cyrankiewicz
(Yoh-sef See-rank-ee-EH-vitsh)
Premier of Red Poland, and Gen
M h met Shehu (Meh-MET
SHEH-hoo), Premier of Albania,
will soon be ousted on the ground
that they supported the fallen
GeOrgi Malenkov (Ghe-OR-
ghee Mal-YEN-kofD of Soviet
Russia.
It was earlier announced that
Premier GeOrghiu-Dej (Ghe-or-
GHEE-oo Day. of Romania was
to be eased out, when Prof. Horja
Hulubei (HOR yah Hoo loo
BAY. director of the Physics
Institute, disclosed that impor-
tant uranium deposits were dis
covered in Romania.
Russia lifted a corner of the
curtain of atomic secrecy for
the first time in the current
number of the Proceedings of
the Academy of Sciences. There
are seven teams working in
atomic laboratories, the paper
says, and Prof. M. C. Mashtshe-
ryakOv (Mesht sheh rec All
koff) is the leading member. He
was one of the Soviet observers
of the 1946 atomic bomb tests
at Bikini (Bee-KEE-nee).
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AWord to the Wise

@. The word "jade" has two
meanings: ~ q worn-out horse
or q vicious woman: CD o semi
precious stone. Please explain
the reason for these so-opposite
meanings.--Mrs. w. L. c.
A. What appears to be one
word with two meanings is two
entirely unrelated words with
spelling that Is accidentally the
same.
Jade No. evolved from the
old Morse word jalda, "a mare"
Jade No. 2 Is O French loan
word (the French pronunciation
u: zhad). from the Spanish
phrase piedra do ijads PYAY-