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CASE

Continued From First Page
Elections Subcommittee in defer
ence to Senate precedent, be-
cause he is up for reelection
this year.
Not Entirely Resolved
But this decision did not clear
up entirely the conflict which
developed yesterday between the
Elections Subcommittee and q
Special Committee Just ap-
pointed to determine whether a
campaign contribution offered tc
Senator Case, Republican Of
South Dakota. involved any i'm
proper attempt to influence his
vote on the gas bill.
After the Senate Rules Com
mittee, Of which the Elections
Subcommittee is part. had
discussed the subject in closed
session this morning, Rules
Chairman Green, Democrat OF
Rhode Island. said it seemed to
be assumed the Special Commit
tee has jurisdiction Of the Case
matter.
But when asked If the Elec-
tons Subcommittee is dropping
the plans it made yesterday tc
call witnesses in the Case in.
cident, Senator Green said there
wasn't any indication of what
that subcommittee will do.
In the background Of the
Ijurisdictional dispute is the
question Of whether the Elections
Subcommittee should embark or
IA broad inquiry of the interest
OF the gas. oil and other in
}dustries in legislation.
Favors Broad Inquiry
Senator Gore, Democrat OF
Tennessee. who is in line to sue
iced Senator Hennings as head
of the Elections Subcommittee
has made it clear he favors such
a broad inquiry. In an election
year the Election Subcommittee
has general jurisdiction of cam
paign contributions in any State
where there is a Senate contest.
Before Senator Case could get
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WALLET. lady'S. in Collese Park bus on
Saturday Reward. Finder please cali
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-08

Case, Republican of South Da-
kota,
The reported offer has resulted
In a double baiTeled Senate in
vestigation Of whether it was ar
effort to influence Senator Cases
vote on the natural gas bill
which passed Monday.
Publisher Amazed"
Meanwhile, John A. Kennedy
publisher of the Argus-Leader
said he was amazed" that the
manager of his newspaper
would accept unsolicited cam
paign contributions" for Senator
Case.
Mr.. Kennedy, advised of the
developments, issued this state
ment late yesterday from Ha-
Waii: O. f.
Il am shocked at these dis
closures. ~
MIR. Kahler has no authority
to commit the Argus-Leader on
any issue. His job is that of
business manager.
THE policy position Of the
Argus-Leader is supervised by
Fred c. Christopherson. its ed
itor.
I'm connection with the Har-
ris bill, Mr.. Christopherson wrote
the editorial favoring it with my
approval.
Il am amazed that Mr.. EahIer
would accept unsolicited CAM
paign contributions from a
stranger at any time or any
place while he is still an execu-
tive Of the Argus-Leader.
Delay Is Criticized
Il am also surprised that Mr..
Kahler did not make a full reve-
lation of these facts when Sena-
tor Case first referred to the
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Sioux Falls Man Says
He Received Gift to Case

SIOUX FALLS, s. Oak, Feb tF1-E. j. Kaher, business
manager of the Sioux Falls ArgusLeader says the $00
cash contribution Senator Cases campaign fund was left with
him January by John NJ Ne, Lexington NebrJ attorney
Mr. Kaher who out of the city the week end made
yesterday after comforting with Senator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19

my DOWNFALL" she admitted.
II love them and I don't mind
gaining because I have q won
derful diet with which I can
drop three pounds in one day.
"As soon as my clothes start
to feel the least bit snug, I
know that ! have exceeded my
weight limitation so I imme-
diately put myself on day of
liquids. / think it is good for
your entire system to allow
your stomach a rest" Rhonda
explained. II always feel sim
ply wonderful afterwards"
But don't you find this
liquid diet rather weakening?"
I inquired.
mot at ALL" she replied. II
drink enough hot and cold
liquids to avoid any pangs of
hunger and ! make sure ! get
my vitamins, minerals and
protein. I exercise regularly
every night and morning. I
don't over-exert myself but I
do have five spots that l try
to reach with five different
exercises. I concentrate on my
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middle Of the day. but since we
were given two hours for lunch
it left me time for a siesta. !
must admit I thoroughly en-
joyed a little midday nap"
Weight Problems?
1 inquired from Rhonda
whether she developed any
weight problems as a result OF
her more relaxed schedule.
Il couldn't allow myself to
take on any weight" Rhonda
answered. MY clothes were so
form fitting that even a pound
would have shown.
But / have been in Rome
on occasion when I could in
dulge," she continued, land
found the olive oil and abund-
ance of starches did not agree
with me. I feel much better
when eat simply.
when l am working on a
picture ! always exert extreme
discipline" Rhonda remarked,
but when / am not working l
indulge. I love to munich some
thing sweet while watching a
movie or television. Sweets are
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tect my skin from too much
sum-" she offered. eff I'm in
the sun too much 1t has q
tendency to coarsen my skin
and I find it dries out all the
natural oils.
1--WE noticed that many girls
just back from summing in
Palm Springs have developed
lines around their eyes that I
know they didn't have before
they left for the desert" she
said.
II believe the time to begin
using creams for your skin is
before you actually need them.
It's that ounce of prevention
that does more good than
pounds of cure. While was in
Europe" Rhonda told me, II
started using one of the bee
creams. This fascinates me be-
cause you know the queen bee
lives 40 times as long as the
rest of the bees in the hive"
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bust. upper arms. hips, abdo-
men and thighs.
II think you feel so much
better when your body is kept
supple" Rhonda continued.
land you always look so much
more chic in your clothes.
Fashion Center
We chatted about clothes
and growing Importance Of
Rome as a fashion center.
"They are doing wonderful
things with fashion in ITALY,"
Rhonda commented. "but the
Italian girls still dress for their
men. And ! find the Italian
man will always notice a
woman's appearance, including.
her clothes. her hair. and her
iewelry.
Although we were enjoying
a bright California sun that
afternoon, Rhonda had taken
refuge under the shade OF a
lawn umbrella.
II have to be careful to pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
By LYDIA LANE
HOLLYWOOD.

,Rhonda Fleming has been
committing between Europe
and Hollywood for the past
year or two and she confesses
that with travel she is learn
ing more and more about her
self and her country.
Travel" Rhonda told me as
we enjoyed a cup Of tea to-
gether, served in her beautiful
and modern California home.
sis broadening in every sense
and 1t gives one a good per-
spective."
AS we chatted I asked
Rhonda whether she found liv-
ing in Europe much different
from her schedule when in
Hollywood.
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GLAMOUR is THEIR BUSINESS
Rhonda Flerning-Lists
Her Beauty Routine

II was in Rome for eight
months while We were filming
News Is Made at Night" she
replied, land I found the 1tal-
ian working habits were
startling contrast to those OF
Hollywood. There isn't the
rushing or the pressure there
that you find here. Even when
working on a picture we often
didn't begin until noon. but"
Rhonda added, I'VE worked
right through until eight
o'clock without a break for
dinner. The Romans like to
eat late and very leisurely.
ut isn't easy to get accus-
toned to their schedule"
Rhonda said. "At first it
seemed very strange for me to
have such a large meal in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
Masquerade Ball

The Sisterhood Of the Langley
Hebrew Congregation will hold
a Purim Masquerade Ball next
Sunday evening in the Congre-
CATION Building. Old Bladens-
burg road, Silver Spring, Md.
With prizes being awarded for
the best costumes. the women
of the Sisterhood have been
working hard on their original
creations.
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Gdrden Club Meeting

IQEOGu \IUO IUSSk414S
The Charles County Garden
Club viii meet tomorrow at
1880 PM, at the Naval Powder
Factory. Indian Head. Md.
with Mrs. George King as
hostess. Mrs. Frank A. Bolton,
director Of District No. 2 Of
the Federated Garden Clubs
of Maryland, will speak on
Flower Paintings at Your
Doorstep"
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Bedroom
FlI1.lliSki1laS

Third Floor, Washington Only
1-2S.5O Box Spring. blue and
white striped ticking, twin size,
14.75
1-19.95 Innerspring mattress,
discontinued style. blue and
white striped ticking, twin size,
1888
1--39.50 Englander innerspring
mattress, prebuilt border, double
size 1899
1850 Serta Hollywood bed
outfit. 80" wide, floor sample
1888
PASS BOudoir chair, blue and
rose plastic upholstery, torn,
1899
1-$219 2-pc. suite sofa-bed and
chair to match in charcoal and
grey upholstery Sl2g
1-S115 Double dresser, ma
hogany veneer, cherry cordo-
van finish $1,000 $3.50
1-S254 Bedroom suites pc.-
lined oak veneer, double
dresser, chest. double size book
case headboard bed - Sl59
l-15.95 Maple finish cricket
chair, green figured chintz back
and seat cushion : 8.99
1-S4.50 chair, wrought iron
with blue upholstery 1883
2-6.95 Foam Iatex pillows : S.95
2-S.95 Foam Iatex pillows, extra
plump --------------------4.44
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Linens and
DO111eSficS

Street Floor, Washington Only
15-2.ss to 500 Seconds in Print
Cloths. Simtex plaids and Prints
52"x52" l.55.
'20-1.99 Rayon and Cotton
Damask Cloths. Green and pink
50"x50" -.- 7Sc
IrreguIars Of 2.99 Plastic Coated
Cloths 52"x52" ------------1.49
52yx1O" --------------------2.29
60'sx80p 1923
30O-25c to 49c Assorted Nap
kins. Solid color, prints, linen or
rayon and cotton. 5 for ESQ
1850 to 5.9S Chenille Spreads,
solid color, twin size only : 2.99
5O-l.O0 Cotton Lid Covers 500
1850 to $50 Plastic Window
Curtains 1.29
1850 Chenille Fringed Mat
and Lid Sets. Rose. pink, yellow.
Three pieces 2.99
69c to SOC Pillow Cases. Printed
hem. Solid color and pepper
mint stripes. 2 for 100
$50 Round Fringed Cloths.
Soiled. So 3.33
9-5.99 Barbecue Cloths. Mussed
5O"x90" or
7-S.S9 Rose Design Fringe
Cloths. 54"x54" 2.I9
lO-4.49 Mattress Covers. Foam
rubber box spring. Twin size.
zoo
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LotOer LeDel. Arlington Only
LASS Refectory Table, solid
maple, Colonial style. sox42xeo.
1887
lass Knee Hole Desk, cor
dovan finish. 2 drawers. dam
1-39.95 Solid Maple Chair,
green and red plaid seat and
back cushion. Colonial style,
1887
1--69.95 Solid Maple Chair, red
seat and back cushion, wagon
wheel design, Colonial style,
2-Is.ss Modern Dlnette Chairs.
red 1897
PASS Modern Armchair, red
seats and mesh back, modern
mahogany finish 1890 49,. 1851
1-14.95 Modern Dinette Chair,
fruitwood on birch finish, white
pebble plastic seat .---- $50
1-10o.95 Modern China Cabinet
fruitwood on birch. sliding glass
doors, 30" wide ---------. 1885
1-zs.So Bookcase, maple finish,
with shelves. 3o'' wide. 2o- high,
y deep ------------------l5.U
LASS Drop leaf Dinette
Table. green pearl plastic top.
50'x2i" with 3-i5-in. drop
leaves --------------------xs.U
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Bedroom
FURNISHINGS

Lo,0er LeUel. Arlington Only
1-229.50 Highlander bed n sofa,
persimmon upholstery. floor
sample ---------s- $159
1-279.5O Simmons hide-a-bed,.
T-cushion, black and white up
holstery, Apt. size .------ S159,
Tess Foster studio couch,
grey with black cord trim, 1891
1-99.95 Simmons sofa bed,
green provincial print ~ 69.97
1850 Serta box spring, dis
continued ticking, twin size,
500
1880 Simmons innerspring
mattress, stitched prebuilt bor-
der, double size ---------29.99
1850 Highlander Innerspring
mattress, slightly soiled; twin
size ------------- 1886
l--S7.50 Serta inneFspring mat
tress, soiled, twin size 80 $50
1850 Foster innerspring mat
tress, soiled, double size 29.97
1880 Simmons innerspring
mattress, floor sample, soiled,
twin size .----,-------2 9.97
$3.50 Foam mattresses, Az"
rubber, double size S35
1880 Innerspring mattress,
discontinued ticking, double
Size 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
GIOUes
TOiIefries

Street Floor, Washington Only
60-1.25 Lucien LeLOng Purse
Perfumes. Choice Of "TailspIn"
"Sirocco," Opening Mite"
"Balalaika" -4-----------4 9cS
5O-1.O0 Wrisley Bath Powder
49c%
2O0-1.O0 Boxes Chateau du
Park Soap. 6 fragrant floral
cakes to box, box $50
S0-2.29 Hand Mirrors. Single
faced; silk brocade back; jewell
ers' bronze handles --- 1.49
/ Lot-49c to 2.95 Assorted
Cosmetics. Creams, lotions,
novelties, nake-ups and treat
ments ------s-----10c to 1.19s
sPIRs tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
Lingerie

Second Floor, Washington Only
42-2.99 Cotton StrapIess Slips.
Broken size range -- 100
$3.50 Flannel Shorty Paja-
mas. Broken size range 400
$3.50 Cotton Batiste Baby
Doll Pts. Broken size range
2 for 800
3-5.99 Cotton ChaIIis Robe
Gown Sets. Broken size range
4.99
36-NylOn TricOt Briefs. Broken
size range ----- 2 FOR 100
1855 Cotton Shorty Pajamas.
Broken size range - 2.97
12-Flannel Mother Hubbard
Gowns. Broken size range 1888
-5.S5 Cotton Batiste Gowns.
Broken size range
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
Housewares
Third Floor, Washington,
LOtDer Level. Arlington

- ~NF~0 800
5O-1.S8 Extra shelf space with
Maggi-Shelf. Folding hanging
arms. Hold up to 40 lbs -79c
37-l.19 Step stool. One step
high, sturdy steel legs with rub.
Der tread $50
1913 Folding steel picnic and
utility benches. Grey with black
legs -- -- - 3.99
31-9.95 Nodded plastic toilet
seats. Chrome plated brass
hardware-Coral only ----- 4.99
2O0-10c Imported plastic
spOnges. Remains soft even
when dry. Use for kitchen, BATH
room, etc. ---- 2 for So
27-4.95 Barbecue griIls. Fold
ing legs. Grid adjusts to 3 diff
ferent heights 1.99
15O-1.99 to 2.9S Garment bags
for moth and dust protective
storage, choice Of sizes and
IOAOAo $780,. - t0C
9O-3.9s Pad and cover set.
Silicone treated cover. 3-year
guarantee -298
36-14.94 Stainless steel 52-pc.
flatware set. Modern pattern by
Ecko -- - sos
22S-29c Stainless steel tea
spoOns-2 patterns &c ca.
1O5-4.95 Quickie Feather touch
sponge. Mops, wrings, dry with
out putting hands in water.
2.Ss
24--2.9S Clothes hanging racks
for end Of ironing board, hang
shirts, dresses, etc., prevents
Wrinkling ----------------l .S9
205-1.00 Divided aluminium
skillet. Cook /, 2 or 3 different
things at the same time soc
7O-79c Steel fry pans with
long wooden handles and
chrome hanging ring ---- SOC
9-9.9s Brass plated towel rack
with built-in vanity tray l.9l
7-5.95 Stainless steel-wall pro-
tector with shelf. Keeps grease
off wall, behind stove l.99
9-7.95 Quick-suds dish washer
attachment for sink. Handle has
suds making device 3.95
30-I.29 bread boxes. Red and
white enameled steel. Tulip de-
sign zoe
25-l.9s Imported aluminium
canister sets. For -four, sugar,
coffee and tea. Brushed alumni
mum finish - 2.99
1855 Food slicer with wood
base and white enamel steel
slicer. For all types Of food.
4.09
9e--1.3o Penny Brite copper
cleaner for easier and faster
copper polishing Of cooking
utensils. molds. etc. -----. 6oc
sass o. sire Cess Kleen--
insures clean septic tank opera
uon ------------------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
Neckireas..
Street Floor,

.
Washington and Arlington
S.99-5.99 Famous-make StoIes.
Loose knit with deep hand
knotted fringe. White, pink.
blue or black -.- 2.99
2.99 BlOuses. Cotton, nylon or
dacron; dressy or tailed; long or
short sleeves - Lao
59c Costume Flowers. Pin-on or
cluster styles 80 3 for LOO
l.99 Silk and Satin Scarfs. Large
size prints; hand-rolled hens.
l.39
1.99 to $3.50 Sample NecIxwear.
Pique or nylon collars and fill
ms. White only LOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
TOaIs

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
2O-4.s5 Davy Crockett suits
2.47
1855 Nurse suits -------247
l2-3.9S Play geiger counters
1.99
4-1s.Ss Walking DOII-22" tall
500
2-16.9S Walking Dolls" tall,
$50
7-4.95 Dayy Crockett forts, 2.47
3--16.98 Desk and chair set
adjustable seat -. 1899
2-9.95 Upholstered rockers,
plastic, covered-red 500
1-6.39 Pedal cart 3.99
2-4.9S Fiber Doll StrOlIers,
white ~ 2.99
l-l1.9S Folding doll carriage,
500
ABB Tom Corbert Space
suit - -- 2.45
6-3.98 Rim Tin Tin Suits
Small or medium sizes l.99
1888 Frontier rifle set CAS-
sembly KITS --------------1.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08

Handbags

Street Floor, Washington Only
$500 Leather or Fabric Bags
3.79s
2-Women's 1880 Leather Fitted
Dressing Cases. Red or green.
3.99s
l5--10.99 and 1899 "As Is" Calf
skin Bags Eli - 5.99a
12-lO.99 Black Lizard Bags
5.OOs
$500 Leather Clutch Bags
with s-ring LoOseleaf Binder
3.OOs
sPIus tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
Budget Dresses

Second Floor, Washington
and Arlington
1l.9s-17.9s Dresses. For misses
and half sizes. Dressy or casual
types IN many styles and fabrics
$50
Two-Pieee guita Misses' and
half sizes -----------------B.eo
11.sS Dresses. Rayon and .nylon
jersey: stripes and prints.
Misses and half sizes ----A.so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
Street Floor
indies
Washington Store ONLY

Washington Store Only
30-S.95 Famous-make Nylon
TricOt Gowns. Broken assert
ment 500
2.99 Baby Doll p. J. Sets. Rayon
with lace trim. Pastels; broken
size range 1.59
3.99 and 4.9S PettIcoats and
Slips. Nylon tricot;; broken sizes
1.99
Rayon TricOt Petticoats. Lace
trim; white, S, M, or LOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
Foundations

Second Floor. Washington Only
25-S95- 1900 Famous make
CorseIettes. Figured batiste. ra-
yon satin and elastic. Broken
Size range ------ ----- ------ ttvo
50--12.50 FamOus-make Waist
NipperS. Nylon lace and elastic.
Sizes 80 and "a $1,000 $50
$500 70 Sos Famous-make
PuIl-On Panty Girdles. Broken
eixe range -.--.------ L.SS
lO0-s.s5 TO 500 Famous-make
Bras. Strapless or with straps:
white. Sizes 32-3s, A, B, C. cups
I 2.g9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
NegIigees

Second Floor. Washington Only
500 RayOn Print Shorty Robes.
Travel style; broken size range
for misses and women - 4.99
$50 Cotton Brunch Coats. Wrap
style. Pastels; broken size range
Tor misses -----------------3.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08

WOSlsen's Shoes

Fourth Floor. Washington Only
81 Pairs--lO.ss Nationally Fam
Gus Opera Pumps. Black suede,
black, brown or navy calf. High
heels only; ALB, AAA to B. but
not in each color ---.----4.99
lis Pairs--s.99 Merry Maid
Arch Shoes, discontinued styles
in black suede or leather.
Pumps, straps, ties; sizes 5-l0 In
group -----.------- --------o.Ss
Fourth Floor. Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
women's SO CasuaIs. Glove
soft; medium wedge heel. White,
natural. red. black or willow
with lightweight sponge soles.
Sizes IS, narrow or medium,
but not IN each style ------19o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
Auto Seat COUers
Fourth Floor, Washington;
Lower LeUel, Arlington

LotOer Level, Arlington
4.9S and 5.9s Front Cushion
Covers. Assorted colors. 1910 to
1854 models 2.66
S.95 Life Line" safety belts. Fits
all cars, grey, blue, green 6.66
S4.S5 to 1895 De luxe Lumite
Saran and Nycar All-pIastic
backs. Mixture of sizes or colors,
all full sets 1878
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
SpOrtssrear
Second Floor, Washington
Street Floor, Arlington

o"ecs FeoOEb ATttHgtOn
3.99-5.99 Bermuda Shorts. Wool
flannel, cotton gabardine or
novelty plaids. Sizes 1918, as
sorted colors in the collection,
2.99
5.99-7.9o BIouses. Famous
makes; dacrons. nylons and
some wool jerseys; short or "a
sleeves. Solid colors and prints
included; 1898 in the group,
3.99
S.S9-l.S9 Sweaters. Slipons and
cardigans In classics or with
scoop and wee necklines: short
or a sleeves. Light or dark
shades; sizes 34-4O in group.
lOE -------- 1873
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Third Floor. Washington Only
1-s119.Ss Imported Bavarian
China Dinner Set. 81 pcs. 1898
1-149.98 Nielsen Dinner Set.
81 pcs, service for SASS
1-s9.9S Imported Bavarian
Dinner Set. 66 pcs. service for
. ----------------.- 1898
1--19.9S Decorated Earthenware
Dinner Set. Al pcs, service for
---------------- S.S6
1-19.9S Imported China Lunch.
con Set, 20 pcs. service for 4.
1888
l-49.9S Imported China Dinner
Set, 40 pcs, service for 6, 24.98
1858 Decorated Earthenware
Dinner Set, As pcs, service for
8 ----- -4----. 1898
l-69.98 Imported Bavarian
Dinner Set. so pcs, service for
p = : = q q - - 1870
1-7.98 Decorated Earthenware
Luncheon Set, 10 pcs, service
Ior ---------- -----------3.98
1-9.9S Decorated Luncheon Set,
20 pcs. service for 4 ---4--4.SS
1--19.98 Decorated Earthenware
Dinner Set, 40 pcs. service for
o ------------------ S.9S
lilies Decorated Earthenware
Luncheon Set, % pcs, service
Tor 4 ---L------------ ----5.98
1--13.9S Earthenware Luncheon
Set, slight Irregular, 20 pcs,
service for 4 -----4---------6.9 8
l-lO.9S Earthenwafe Luncheon
Set, slightly irregular. ~ pcs.
service for 1 ----5.49
1-11.9S Decorated Earthenwars
Luncheon Set, So pcs, service
Tor 8 ---------S-------- 5.98
1-26.9S Imported Decorated
China Dinner Set, As pcs, serv-
ice for 6 ------ 1898
l--79.9s Imported China Din
ner Set, SO pcsr service for IL.
1898
1-19.98 Imported China Dinner
Set, 29-pc. service for. 4 - 9.9S
1-3S.98 Imported China Dinner
Set, 41-pc. service for 6 1893
1-l5.9S Decorated Earthenware
Dinner Set. 38-pc. service for 6,
1888
1-17.9S Decorated Earthenware
Dinner Set, 4s-pc. service for 8,
1888
1-7.9S Decorated Earthenware
Luncheon Set. 24-pc. service for
: ------------s----- 1888
1-l1.9S Decorated Luncheon
Set, 36-pc. service for 6 sos
1-13.98 Imported Earthenware
Luncheon Set, 29-pc. service for
----------------6 .9B
1858 Imported Dinner Set,
5S-pc. service for 8 -----. 1898
1-79.SS Imported Bavarian
China Dinner Set, 65-pc. service
for 8 ---------------. 1898
1-39.9s Imported China Dinner
Set, 45-pc. service for 8 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
DrGpery Fabrics
Third Floor Washington;
LODer LeDeL ArIin0fon

LoDer LeUel, Arlington
400 yds. Drapery and upholstery
fabrics in boucle and cotton and
rayon satins with lurex jac-
guards. all 50~ wide-regularly
$50 W $50 -.----- 1889 l.5J yu.
50 Ready made slip covers for
sofas only in assorted patterns
and colors, also knits-regularly
1898 ---------- A---- $3.50
40 Terry toppers for automobile
seats, split and solid seats. as
sorted colors-regularly sos
3.99 ca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
Daytime Dresses

Second Floor, Washington Only
s.ss Cotton Dressea Polka dot
pIlub -@---+-~ ----- ---- Inv
S.ss seersucker Uniforms. White
or colors; small sizes ------z.Ss
B.ss-e.9s -swiri' Dresses. Mostly
misses sizes --.------------3.ss
1.So-ass House Dresses. Sizes
for misses and half sizes -1so
o.oS-lAss DresseL Broken size
range ---~--.--.-. --.-------b.Ss
BSs Cotton Maternity Jackets.
ass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
Infants Wear
9Th Floor, Washington :
End Floor, Arlington


200 Red Print Flannelette Pa
jamas. Some with Christmas
prints. Sizes 40 ----4---1.60
Boys or Girls 1.99 Corduroy
Overalls. Pastel; sizes "a 1.29
TOddlcrs' 800 AII-nylon Jackets.
Print with quilted lining: upper
front closing. White or red; sizes
S-c -------.-------- 49,. Isfo
Boys and Girls 159 Corduroy
Boxer Longies. Assorted dark
colors; sizes 3-6 $4,000 CSC
Little Girls 1.99-2A9 Cotton
Dresses. Assorted styles: sizes
AK - 100
1.29 Long-sIeeved Polo Shirts.
Striped or Jacquard; sizes Sex
zoe
Little Girls 1.S9 and 2.99
Blouses. Assorted styles In cot
tons: mostly white. Sizes 3-6.
1.JO