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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-11

NC BORE OPERATOR. lst class:
full-time work on new Sip Swiss
machine. Apply in person only .:
BALEAUF MFG. CO.. INC. blg h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-11
MAID

White, part time. hotel rrn. maid foI
high class bldg-, for SUNDAY ano
Ity al e5D0 wis. ave. bet. H;3u
am. and IL noon, and "a Pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-11
LAWYER
MACHINIST

Experienced frst-elass ma
chiniSt, capable of doing Job
With little assistance or su::
pervision, interested In model
shop or experimental work:
excellent opportunity with
growing concern in Alex,
starting salary S2.10 per hr,
CAL XII. 9-sT65 for appoints
inent. :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-11

RADIO REPAIR MAN for auto ra-
dio dept, must be experienced on
all makes OF auto radios; good sal
airy. good working conditions. Only
experienced technician apply. OF.
S-S400, KE. S-52O5. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-11
FILIPINO-EUROPEAN

OR COLORED
Cook, butler. Able to drive: small
family; prefer live In: refs. Call all
day Sat, Sun, II to l or aft.
pm Ia
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-05

Joan E. Schroeder of Takoms
Park is expected to receive a de
gree in June from Montgomery
Junior College as a medical sec
rotary.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-05
&c. Harvey Feted
By Insurance
Agents June Is

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Willard Har-
vey were honored at a dinner
party at Turner's Acres on June
Is. The party marked Mr.. Har-
vey's 25 years with Nationwide
Insurance. He is district sales
manager for the firm.
Chairman for the evening was
Joseph Gibson. Joe Boland, agent
in Rockville, served as toastmas-
ter. All other Montgomery County
agents were present. The Har-
veys were given a pair of sterling
silver candelabras and a silver
bowl.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lampe (the Harveys 'son-in.
law and daughter), Mrs. Hilda
Cashell, secretary in the Silver
Spring office, Mr.. and Mrs. James
E. Daisy, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Zepp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Zach Turner, Mr..
and Mrs. Julian White, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mellen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Brown and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Westphal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-05
Various Jobs
Open in County
Govt Offices

Positions open in the Montgom-
cry County government include
senior engineers, associate engi-
neers, senior craftsmen, junior
engineer, senior inspectors,
craftsmen, assistant to rights-of-
way agent, junior engineering
aides, and chief of the division of
tuberculosis and chronic illness
control.
Also clerk-typists, secretary,
bookkeeping machine operator,
liquor clerk-salesman, bookmobile
librarian, probation officer, zon-
ing and license inspector, tempo
rary carpenter-maintenance man,
civilian desk clerks and police
privates. -
Information may be obtained
from the recruitment and exami-
nation clerk at the personnel of
flee, Rockville County Building.
Applications are available at the
county buildings in Rockville, Sill
yer Spring and Bethesda.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-05
LOfstrand Firm
Wins Contract

The Lofstrand Co. in Rockville
has been awarded a $1.2 million
contract to manufacture Nike
guided missile propellant neu-
trailer units fer the Corps of
Engineers.
Lofstrand was purchased two
months ago by the New York
Wire Cloh Co. of York, Pa, the
worlds largest Independent pro-
Queer of insect screening. The
new government contract brings
the total of federal awards in the
two month period to above the
average annual volume for the
past five years at the Rockville
plant, company officials report.
The officials say engineers will
be needed as the Rockville plant
continues to expand its operations
in manufacturing and product de-
yelopment.
Though details of the Nike pro-
pellant neutralizer unit are elias.
sified, Lofstrand officials say it
is used for the protection and
safety of personnel working
around the missiles.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-05
UP-COunty
VFDCarniUaI
Set July 10

The Upper Montgomery Coun-
ty Volunteer Fire Departments
annual carnival will open in
Beallsville July 16 and run
through July q. Besides carni-
val rides and games, there will
be a parade at Z p. m. July IS,
country dinner that evening,
and rodeo July 81.
Grand prize, to be given away
at midnight on the last evening,
will be a 1856 Chevrolet four
door hardtop. A steer and a IL.
foot freezer will also be awarded
that evening. In addition, ground
prizes will be given away each
night. There will be special en-
tertainment at each of the carni-
val sessions.
Chief Charles Staub, chairman
for the carnival, said money rails.
ed will help pay for a new Gus
tom-built combination pumper-
squad truck.water wagon due to
arrive next week. The carnival
is the departments principal
Embarrassing function.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-05

tees feels, will serve more peo-
pie more economically.
The Summer Reading Club for
children started Monday. This
program again features the mas
cot Larry the Leopard who regu-
larly loses his spots during the
winter and counts on his young
friends in Rockville to help him
get them back.
Each time a child comes to the
library to borrow a book before
August 25 he earns one credit
on the club list. When he gets
five credits he pastes spot with
his name on it onto Larry the
Leopard and receives his club pin
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-05

Declaring that 1--WE are operat-
ing in a jungle of tax confusion"
Sen. John Marshall Butler has
called for long-range compre-
hensive study by q ''Hoover-type"
commission in an effort to "bring
order out of chaos and remove
the inequalities and inequities
that so characterize the tax laws"
Speaking before the Maryland
Municipal League at Ocean City,
Sen. Butler expressed his belief
that "a properly constituted COM
mission can bring in recommen.
dations for a more just, more
equitable, less complicated tax
system than we now have"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-05
]. Spring Licensed
To Sell Insurance

James Spring of Gaithersburg
recently became licensed by the
Maryland State Insurance Depart
ment to write fire, automobile,
and casualty insurance. He is as
ISOLATED with the Brethren Mu-
tual Insurance Co. of Hagerstown
for fire insurance on farms an
homes.
He also represents the State
Automobile Mutual Insurance Co.
of Columbus, Ohio, for automc
bile, liability and other lines.
He recently attended state auto
convention at the Francis Scott
Key Hotel in Frederick.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-05
City Library
Open Hours
Increase 2O%

Library hours at the Rockville
Public Library will increase 20
per cent during the coming year.
The recent grant from the mayor
and council makes it possible to
increase to SO and half hours
a week. The library will be open
to the public from 1 to $50 and
Z to 9 p. m. daily Monday through
Friday and from a. m. to 1
p. m. on Saturdays.
The Friday morning opening,
which has been in operation on
an experimental basis for the
past year, will be abandoned in
favor of the earlier afternoon
opening which, the board of trus-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-05

Prices effective until close Of business sstur.
day July 7. 1855. except produce. which is
subject 10 daily market ehsnges NO SALES
TO DEALERS. We reserve the right TO limit
quantities.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-05
HeIds in Austria

Mr.. and Mrs. &c. Held of Be-
thesda are presently with group
of some IS realtors from the Unit
ed States attending the Interna-
tional Real Estate Congress in
Vienna, Austria.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-05

Robert w. Deepen of Takoma
Park is among the probable June
graduates of Montgomery Junior
College. His mapor is electrical
technology.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-08-03

SAWS
PEERLESS saw COMPANY
sevfscfUTs- Repslr Cor al occasions
81 8. ThiFd g. CA I.i37i
Service Stations
GETREU suPEH-sERvIcE
fexaco Products Lee Gesreu. Owner
characterization CT. z-0i23
--~------ ----~-------L----- --------~---
Sheet Metal ~ Roofins
EARL g. BRIGHT. INC
E8s Kerr St.
CA. S-f020
Stage Scenery Q Equipment
sehei Scenic sfudlc sor sehools
--chvTehes: prspeTies. Scenery end
Rentals. ssi 9. High 81. CA. 1885
---------
Steel Stair
Buckeye Wire q iron Co.. OrnsmentaI
Iron, Wide Guards, Fire Escapes. ze5
s. Gift: z: Jenkins. Pre-. ca I-IsIs
AfEEE MARBLE
WE'VE TILE co.
Genuine CERAMIC TILE for walls
and floors Wide selection of marble.
539 9. TOWN ST. CA. +lzz2
Washed Sand 9 Gravel
Bank Run Gravel, Top sell, FnI nirt
eviIcozins. coLvIN. Hu. s-o4zo.
HART RD. SAND AND GRAVEL co.
Bank run gravel, crushed stone, top
soil Immediate delivery: HI. 4077O.
Houses Fer Rent ~
MAYFAIR APIS.
226 MAYFAIR Blvd. BE. 1-7094
Hilltop Sales sno Rentals
For Sale bedroom Ranch Small
down payment, bal ike rent For
and apartments. BR. 9-o441, 25O6 W
Broad John r. Evans Mgr Al and
Ray Tonti. -
ROOM & BOARD-Wanted
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED for ell.
derry lady. TU. S-5377.
Wanted To Rent
IN NEED OF HOUSE TO RENT FOR
MOTHER and SIX CHILDREN. Call
Miss Kilcoyne. CA. 1891
For Rent
MATURE BUSINESS WOMAN win
share nicely furnished apartment in
Our Lady of Victory parish with an
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-08-03

IN NEED OF HOUSE TO RENT FOR
MOTHER and SIX CHILDREN. Call
Miss Kilcoyne. CA. 1891. -
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-08-03
ARRANGE NOW FOR GREGoRIAN MASSES AFTER
YOUR DEATH.
GIFTS TO GOD

m Chapel
God In Mission territories Our wants and
factors too few Our and Lady Of
tn I'm
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-08-03
ROOM & BOARD-Wanted
Wanted To Rent

ROOM AND BOARD WANTED for ell
derry lady. TU. S-S377.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-08-03
FUTURE MISSIONARIES FOR THE LORD

SISTER MARIETTA and SISTER ANNE
JOSE are novices at the Sacred Heart Con-
vent In India. They undergo a two-year
course of training and need $50 for each
of the two years for their support. The Con-
vent has no funds and thus pleads for kind
benefactors. Please adopt one of these
young novices so that they might labor for
souls. This Is great gift to God who win
certainly repay you.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-08-03

5 bedrooms, 211 baths.
% s. Roosevelt Ave.
STANLEY JAY
CA. 45215 BIZ. 1912
CHRIST THE KING PARISH All
brick, L-shaped, carpeted liv. rm.-
din. rm.; kitchen with brkfst. nook;
2 bdrms., tiled bath down; semi
finished second for extra bath, z
more bdrmS.; screened porch; dis
posai. Three blocks north of Church.
$4,000 by owner. BE. 5-15Ss.
Cash for Singles. Doubles OF Ouplexes
HANSEI., Realtor. CT. 2-31i3.
SELL WITH CONFIDENCE
Buyer Available from 400 Statesmen
and their Brokers thru Multiple List.
ing Service Let this Office be your
agent for quick, prompt and courte.
Gus service. Call "a hrs. a day. AM.
7-l291 GALL & THOMPSON REAL
TORS, 2765 Cleveland Ave.
REYNOLDSBURG AND SUBURBAN
Cunningham Realtor NILS UN. 6-6632
Builders & Bldrs' Supplies IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-28
REDWEAR

40-White Muslin Sheets 72x108 ------- 89c
142-169 Strong White Muslin Camp Size Sheets for SIS
$500 Lady Pepperel Coored Muslin Sheets, fitted
double size -I. 80
$3.50 White Percale Sheets, soied 8lxlO8 80 1888
$3.50 Lady Pepperell Colored Percae Fitted Sheets
twin size 2.20
$3.50 Lady Pepperell Colored Percae Fitted Sheets
double size 2.60
$3.50 Cannon Printed Percale Sheets 72xl08 2.49
$3.50 Cannon Printed Percae Sheets 8lxl08 -2.09
5th Floor, Washington Only
SLIPCOVER and DRAPERY FABRICS
1900 Yds-149 Evergaze Printed Chintz. 59c
600 Yds.-229 as" Fortisan Easement. I'd. 81
500 Yds.-269 If Perfect Boucle Easement. I'd 99c
700 Yds-129 to Ito Printed Easement. Yd soc
Off Decorator Sampe-Squares of Upholstery Sipcover
and Drapery Fabrics &c to soc
9Th Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-28
SLIPCOVER and DRAPERY FABRIC,
2.98.I4.98 Metal Access

An assortment of personal files and AOc
file cabinets Sold as is. so pieces re-
Street Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-28
FASHIONS REDUCED

l23-l695-l9.95 Famous Shoes Laird Schober Kimel
darkS, blacks and blues 1890
88-l695-l895 Famous Summer Shoes, Laird Schober
os DAntono l2.85
women'S sizes 399 TO Sc
65I798$25 womens Better Dresses nylons silks i4is-
22h SIP
l2$S5 Better Summer Suits rayon and acetate misses
sizes S24
99-S981OsS Budget Dresses sundresses golfers dressy
styles; 1920 14b-22Ia GA
End Floor. Washington Only
61-8.99-1099 Maternity Dresses 2-pc. cottons 1915
Second Floor, Washington Only
e9-898-l498 Jr Dresses. Linen look rayons cotons,
T5-l498-2298 Jr Dresses; 7-15 - $40
3rd Floor, Washington Only
2-l7.5o SO" vulcanized Fibre Steamer Trunks--I2.5O
1-1595 is" Blue Plastic Overnight Vanity --- 9.97
1875 IL" Red Plastic Overnight Train 4.49
1-16.95 IA" Green Ladies Train Case --- $50
1-1095 IL" Green Starcraft Overnight Case 7.98
1885 Mems 81 American Tourister Weekender 0.07
1--2295 26" Navy Basket Weave Pullman Case -. 0.98
1-lS75 10 Top Grain Portfolio -------- I2.95
1-1750 ID" Ginger Top Grain Brief Bag l.95
1-799 Mems Black Shaving "Dopp Kit 3.99
Street Floor Washington Only, All Prices Plus Tar
NEWS ACCESSORIES
6O-250 Imported Briar Pipes 99c
2S-l50 Leather Cigarette Cases -------------- Ice
SOS Swank Mems Jewelry Sets --------------l39
1876 Mems Fine Leather Wallets ------------ 89c
50-50c Cotton and Linen Handkerchiefs DC
50-75c White and Fancy Handkerchefs- 29c
50-$l Mems Hand-roled Handkerchiefs 49c
$3.50 Swank Jewelry Links Tie BarS------- 89c
$3.50 Mems Fine Leather Belts l40
25-150 Mems Summer Leather Belts ------------ 20c
Street Floor Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-28
9Th Floor. Washington onlu
TABLE ACCESSORIES

1920 to soc Dinner and Luncheon Napkins IOc
26-199 Woven 8-Pc. Luncheon Sets - 81
1881 Fiet-Type Plastic Cloths ------2 for 81
.7-5SS French Alencon Chair Back Sets--------- SO
10-1795 If Perfect Orion Lace Cloths TIT
121-49c Imported Straw Mats, colors----------- Sc
12-450 Linen 5-Pc. Bridge Sets --------------- SO
1850 Floral Linen Print Cloths 30
$3.50 Cotton Multi-plaid Cloths ----------- l.99
31-299 Colored Cotton Lace Cloths ---------- 80
24-$1 Cocktail Napkins, to set 2 for 81
16-1298 II Perfect Rayon Cotton Lace Cloths 4.99
500 Lace Trim Linen Cloths, colors 80
16-l298 Lace Trim Linen Cloths, coorS $40
150-59c Colored Linen Napkins 29c
30-lO98 If Perfect Irish Linen Banquet Cloths 3.99
130-89c Italian Embroidered Napkins -------2 for 81
5th Floor Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-28
2.S8 Insulated
Picnic Bags
I.9'

Fiberglass insulation keeps food
hot or cold. Red plaid plastic
with Upper, carrying handles.
Large 15x7x12" size, 1.9S.
13isx5lSx9" size. 1.59.
Stdtionery-Street Floor,
Washington, SLIDER Spring,
PARKington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-28

SWCUUVS TUT IGDTHS 10 IUGy
75-$4 Nylon Double Skirt Slips, 6x-14 299
200-199 Cotton PliSse Shorty Pajamas 414 for 800
1920 Boys BatiSte PajamaS, 4-8 --------- I99
39-1298 Subteen Khaki or Plaid RancoatS-
10000 Subteen BlouSeS, broken sizes LOO
75-399499 Subteen Better BlouSeS 80
117-7991299 Girls Better Dresses, broken sizes 388
150-299399 Girls BlouSeS long, short sleeves 59c; PSI
1O-1099 Girls Felt Busters 500
$3.50 Boys Famous Casual Jackets broken Sizes 80
$3.50 Boys Match Contrast Stacks broken sizes
8O-795-895 Teens Dress Shoes ---- 500
68-S5 Girls Shoes some boyS broken sizes - 90
660-69c ChdrenS Stretch Socks :. 2 for 100
Floor Washington and Suer Spring. 3Yd Floor PARKngton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-28
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY


$3.50 Jr Deb Summer Dresses 7-15 -------.---6.88
20-1099-1499 Jr. Deb Dresses Ills
50-299 Jr. Deb Cotton Bouses, 1915 I.88
50-299 Jr. Deb Cotton BouSeS. 1915
58-599799 Jr Deb Cotton Skirts 10-16---------3.99
25-199 Summer Pastel Belts, 1928 81
1889 Jr Deb Cord Skirts, broken sizes ------2.88
20-SwimSuits solid and floral - ------------2. 99
20499-79 90 Subteen Wool Skirts broken sizes 2.99
24-12 so Subteen Better Dresses broken 1888
7-899 Subteen Bavarian Jackets broken sizes $50
60-499-599 Girls Wool Corduroy Skirts 80
25-799-899 Girls Sicker RaincoatS = ---------r2.99
25-899-14.99 Girls Rayon Suits -----------l.99
2O-599-799 Girls Black Velveteen Fancy Pants 3.99
63-99299 Boys Dress Sport Shirts assorted sizes 44c
56-$l Boys Dress, Western Ties Zoe
65-$1 Boys Dress Belts, broken sizes I9c
$3.50 Ivy League Stripe Pants broken sizes 1888 4.99
47895995 Boys Summer Dress Shoes broken sizes 6.99
$3.50 Chidrens Canvas Casuals broken sizes - 80
$3.50 Girls Plisse Gowns, Ala L-------. I.09
50-225 PliSse SeeperS drop seat and 1859
487-199-299 Tots, Toddlers Playwear Pedal Pushers
and 2-pece playsuits, shortalls in solid and print
no-iron cottons. Sizes 1-3 and Sex I.39
1800-S9c-59c Childrens Sample Socks 691s in group,
for 81
Second Floor, WASHINGTON Onlv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-28
FASHIONS REDUCED
80 ...,

Misses Better Dresses cottons silks, rayons
1920 - A. Sl4
sO-179S Suits nen-look rayonS broken Sizes coiors
I4.08
40-2298 Juniors AnWeaher Coats broken Sizes colors
l4.88
sO-$25 Budget Toppers, rine woos high styles; S-1S
1890
48-$25-2998 A-Weather Coats top makers Many Styles
colors 8-16--------- ---------..-- 1883
65-69SS98 Jr. Cotton Knit Dresses prints polka dots
2.99
71-5ss Cotton Knit Dresses stripes small medium large
71-2298-$25 Jr Suits, rayon: 715------------ 3.99
3d Floor Washington End Floor SLIDER Spring and PARKtngton
NOTIONS AND STATIONERY
15O-150 Travel Hat Boxes ----------- 2 for 81
300-169 Metal Shoe Racks holds pairs 81
300-149 Chrome Belt Racks - ----------- 81
957$1 Domestic and Import Stationery 59c; for 30
ri for 89c
600-125 Boxed Wrapping Paper lib sheets 8Sc
Street Floor, Washington SiIper Spring. PARKingtop
NECKWEAR, HANDKERCHIEFS
1000-59c Swiss HandkerchiefS ---------------.3 9c
200-398-598 Wool Knit Shrugs ----------------- So
500-59c French Hand-rolled Handkerchiefs 39c
Street Floor, Washington SLIDER Spring. PARKington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-28

1-7995 9xl2 Cotton Hook Rug in green $40
1-7995 9x12' Wool Blend Hook Rug in beige, $45
1889 6x9 Blue Cut Pile Cotton Rug 1880 IS
1889 exc Green Loop Twist Cotton Rug $40
1-1899 6x9 Yellow Cut Pile Cotton Rug - SO
i-2495 6x9 Red Loop Twist Nyon-Rayon = SIS
1-2495 6x9 Rose Loop Twist Nylon-Rayon SIS
1-2495 exc Hunter Loop Twist Nylon-Rayon SIS
1895 9xi2' Hunter Loop Twist Nylon-Rayon, S25
1895 9x12 Rose Embossed Cotton Rug SI8
1-4995 9x12 yellow Loop Twist Nylon-Rayon, S25
3rd Floor Stluer Spring Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-28

DECORATOR FABRICS ~ TO " OFF
1000 Yards Perfect 199 to 270 Sipcover and Drapery
Fabrics, yd. ------.--~ 77c
1000 Yards 1899 to 29S Decorator Prints Yd--- l.39
1000 Yards 498 to 598 So Reuphostery Fabrics Yd
1893 to 1893 Slipcover and Drapery Remnants, to yd
lengths " OFF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-28
MIRROR CLEARANCE

10-498 Door Mirrors 12x48 - 81
1888 Convex Mirrors round Sunburst 80 --5 500
13-2750 Syrocco Framed Plate Mirrors, 1927 9.98
4-3498 Scrolled Frame Mirrors 24x34 -- 9.98
5-l998 Seconds Plate Wall Mirrors 24x34 1898
1898 Nurre Shadowbox Mirror, 27x35 - 24.98
1-$45 Wrought Iron Frame Mirror, 23x34 20. 80
1-$45 Gilt Scroll Framed Mirror 32x42 - 29.98
8-69.98 Nurre Paneled Mirrors engraved 80 1898
1-$85 Gold Leaf Ornamental Top Mirror, 24x36 1898
1-$95 Gold Leaf Frame Mirror ornamental top 29x42
AZ m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-28

Street Floor Washington SLIDER Spring and pARKtrgton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-28
Second Floor. Washington onIS
GIoUes, Hose, Bags, TOiIetires

1929 Imported Implements, fine imported cuticle
scissors nail scissors, toe nail nppers and cutce nip
perS 895 pieces II ----- SOC
1872 Famous Nylon Gloves broken sizes soc
340-$2250 Famous Sheer Nylon Gloves l.5O
25-$2-250 Famous Stretch Nylon Gloves 81
15O-$3-$5 Handbags plastics and straws ----- so
120-1 395 Ladies' Belts SOC
78-$3-S5 Ladies' Leather Blfods French purses I.59
900-$1 IS Sheer and Business Nylons ell - for 81
84-220 Pine Bath Oil $780, -.----. quart 81"
72-$2 Hecht Co. LanoIn Hair Spray - jumbo size 08e'
Street Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-28

I.99-2.99 Boys PIayacear
A large assortment of swim trunks short
sleeve polo shirts, dress shirts and cotton s
baseball sweaters, sport shirts and hats in
broken sizes for boys. 887 pieces.
End Floor, Washington and SlUer Spring;
3rd Floor, PARKngton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-27
Leaders See Adjournment
Despite New Showdown

for development of
peacetime power.
Meanwhile, House and Senate
leaders we're trying to iron out
the differences in the housing
bill.
The $3.7 billion foreign aid
fund and the new Social Security
bill still need final Senate ap-
proval, but leaders will push
these two measures through
quickly when they are sure they
have reached adjournment day.
House and Senate conferees
made progress on the housing
bill this morning but at noon had
not reached a complete agree
ment.
The Social Security measure
extends coverage to virtually
every profession except medical
doctors 1t also permits women
to retire at 81 instead of IS, and
disabled persons at so.
Sidetracked Issues
One Democratic leader esti-
mates that this Congress has
given President Eisenhower Il
per cent of his program. But Il
adjournment comes today, the
sidetracked issues will include
civil rights, school construction
postal rate increases and the
Administering Pan River rec.
lamation project in Colorado.
Both Houses got rid of one
See CONGRESS, Page Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-27

This mornings rain measured
about SO of an inch altogether,
falling from 4:30 to $40 am
and starting again about 5:45
and continuing until 8 am. But
about 40 of an inch fell in 10
minutes around 6 am.
A small flood developed at
Peace Cross this morning. but
traffic continued to move at a
slow pace. In Arlington. police
blocked off Roosevelt street at
the intersection Of Arlington
boulevard about 7 am. because
water backed up from the nearby
school construction excavation
The Prince Georges police ra-
dio at Seat Pleasant went of
at the transmitter at Suitland
and Silver Hill roads, between
$50 and 8 am. The police
switched to an auxiliary set in
the Hyattsville station.
One house was reported struck
by lightning in the Silver Spring
area. according to the Montgom-
ery County Fire Control Board,
but there was no serious dam
age. The home is owned by
Sydney Epstein, at 95O3 Wire
avenue.
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cision was seen as opening the
doors for requests by the Gov
ernment's 100000 per diem (blue
collar workers for a shorter
work week. These employees
salaries are fixed by wage boards
Any shorter work week for the
is million classified and postal
workers would have to require
legislation by Congress. But
classified and postal employe
leaders undoubtedly would make
a strong demand for such legis-
lation if a shorter work week
were granted other groups.
In his opinion Mr.. Brownell
said he felt that Congress in set
ting a 40-hour work week for
classified employees did not in
tend that this necessarily apply
to employees whose wages are
fixed by their agencies instead of
by Congress.
Mr.. Brownell'S opinion was
sent to President Eisenhower and
forwarded by Mr.. Eisenhower to
the Public Printer. Mr.. Blatten-
berger had originally written to
the President asking that JUS
tice Department ruling be Sc
cured.