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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-05
Mansion May
Be Situated
Out of City
Cahoon Ordered
To Proceed With
Annexation Move
By Dorothy Waleski
Staff Reporter

Are Glenview Civic Cen
ter's % acres part of the City
of Rockville or not?
The startling idea that the city's
new civic center purchased last
February might be outside the
city's jurisdiction was aired at
Tuesday nights Mayor and Coun.
Gil meeting.
There are two opposing views.
City Attorney David Cahoon's
off-the-cuff opinion is that Glen.
view is part of Rockville but it
would take extensive research to
guarantee this.
The Mayor and Council mem
bers have an uneasy feeling that
when they annexed Burgundy
Knobs Estates surrounding Glen.
view in 1856, the boundary de-
scriptions left most of the 2e
acres outside of the citys juris-
diction.
CahOOn Argument
Cahoon agrees that this is so
but contends that when the final
purchase contract for Glenview
was signed this fall the Mansion
and its acreage automatically
came under the control of the
city.
However, he has bowed to the
weight of opinion from the city
fathers and has prepared the nee
essary statutory steps for an
neXation.
A public hearing was set by
the council for January IA at $3.50
PM. Little opposition from
Rockville residents is expected
and none from the territory to
be annexed.
Rental Request
Further discussion of the Civic
Center occurred Tuesday with the
request of the executive director
of the National Conference on
Citizenship to rent two of the
upper rooms of the Mansion as
temporary headquarters for his
organization.
The director, Judge Carl B.
Hyatt, Rockville resident, said
the space would be needed from
February ] for an indefinite
time, probably a year, until per-
manent headquarters can be
found.
The Conference, as described
by the Judge. was first spon-
sored by the National Education
Association and the Department
of Justice in 1916; received its
CONTINUED on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-05
We Need a NeaU Jail:
Reese TO Seek Funds

One Of the first things fore
seen by the founders of Mont
gomery County was the need
for a Jail.
And one of the latest things
now being foreseen by present
county officials was need to
expand the existing Jail.
County Manager Melvin L.
Reese has said he will include re.
quests for a new county jail in
his budget for fiscal 1889. 9th
er than that statement and the
common knowledge that the jail
Is seriously overcrowded, no new
information about a new jail has
been announced.
Records fail to show that there
have been more than two county
jails since the county was found
ed in 1776. The one pictured above
may be the original 1t is shown
as it was being RACED In 1888.
Since that time, the county jail
has been located on the fourth
floor of the new" County Court.
house in Rockville.
The present Jail is located less
than 200 yards from the original
building but a far wider gap In
the science of penology has sep
arated the two structures.
Whereas the old building may
have held Is prisoners and some
of them were hung from a gal
lows nearby-the new" Jail can
house about "a.
Surely, experts declare, the
county's mushrooming population
produces more than the trebled
number of prisoners that repre-
sents the difference in the two
facilities.
But right now there is no place
to put any more. In fact, it was
learned prisoners must be bedded
down on mattresses in the hall
because over the weekend the
cells are too crowded.
The security problems imposed
don't have Jail Superintendent
John T. Young singing a happy
song.
Also, there are only three beds
in the one room left for juve-
nile offenders being held for Juve.
nile court That means that If a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-05
Water Plant Site
Fight Is Launched
People Get Born, They Live
And Then They Die

The nonwhite population Of Montgomery County
tmaed to be only five percent
In release of na statistics for 1856 the county
health department also reported this week:
We have the fourth highest birth of Marylands
counties surpassed only by Prince Georges Hartford Ba
Counties.
We have the second lowest death surpassed only by
Prince Georges.
Our infant mortality in the State
second only to Howard County.
OF the countys 1894 during 1885, exactly 995 of
them occurred in hospital Fifty percent the births
occurred outside the county, mostly in Washington
More than 5000 to non residents
(mostly at Bethesda Naval HosptaD
Deaths in the county attributed to the following
causes diseases of the heart $780, malignant neopasms
cerebral hemorrage 1872 diseases early infancy 92 accidents
IL influenza and pneumonia al arterosceross congenta
maomations 81 diabetes 81 suicide 49, nephrs Ia tuber
culosis 10.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-05
B &c o Giues
StOrekeeper
$40 ReUard
Heroism has its reward,

Heroism has its reward,
That's what Charles T. Hershey
discovered Monday when he was
presented with a $40 check from
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
for his part in averting a train
truck collision September IL at
Aitchison's Crossing in Washing
ton Grove.
Trainmaster II. A. Bennett left
the railroads token of apprecia-
ton with Hershcy wife at the
grocery store the couple operate.
Although the Sentinel carried a
story September 10 about the in.
cident, the railroad apparently
was unaware of Mr.. Hershey's
role until his local champion,
Mrs. Warren Shantz, entered the
picture.
Mrs. Shantz wrote to Howard
Simpson, president OF the line, en-
closing a Sentinel clipping and
suggesting that Hershey be com
mended for his action in flag
ging the train. Mr.. Bennett then
came to call on both Mrs. Shantz
and Mr.. Hershey.
The town has long sougkts.
warning signals at the cIossing
and another effort TO obtain them
has been launched by the Wo-
mans Club, whose president has
been instructed by the member
ship TO write again to the rail-
road requesting signals.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-05
Planners Declare
Planners Declare
Gaithersburg Needs
NORTHUMBERLAND
BY Steed Evans
Staff Reporter
Zone of a serieS)

When more people and industries move to Gathers
burg and they will according to the planning firm Fred
W. Iuemmlera whole system of streets and highways
VIII have to be started to accommodate them.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-05
City Civic Center
Status Questioned
School Classroom Fight
To Be Aired in Court

distraught mother will appeal next Wednesday to
Juvenile Court Judge Alfred Noyes behalf of her 3year
old she claims badly beaten by 15year-od boy
in Silver Spring classroom during school hours.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-05
Wonderful Results

Wonderful results wrote Mrs.
Laurence Johnson. of 1885 Good
Hope Road, Silver Spring, this
week when she sent in her remit
lance for Classified in The Sen
tineL Thousands of persons have
had equally good results. Give
it try!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07

Street Floor, Washington Only
$3.50 Nylon Tricot Briefs.
White, extra sizes ------- see
61-3.99 and 4.99 Cotton ChaIlis
Sleepwear. Broken assortment,
2.69 or 2 for 500
ll7-59c Rayon Panties. Broken
assortment 3 for 100
47-3.99 Arnel Slips. Broken as
sortment ----l.49
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
Bedroom
Furnishings

Third Floor, Washington Only
1-4s.5o Foster Box Spring,
blue and grey stripe. helical
tied construction, soiled. double
size PATS
1-34.95 Serta Innerspring
Mattress, fancy striped ticking,
floor sample, twin size --17.47
1850 Serta 405 Coil Mattress,
discontinued ticking, firm,
soiled, twin size - 29.95
1-52.50 Serta $40 Coil Mattress,
discontinued ticking, extra firm,
soiled, twin size 2995
1850 Serta Box Spring. dis
continued ticking, multicoil con-
struction, soiled, twin size.
1888
1-49.5O Serta Box Spring. blue
and grey stripe, discontinued
style, twin size 22.5O
2-5.95 Foam Latex Pillows, ir-
regulars. white zippered covers.
soiled. Each 1880 2.99
2-S.95 Foam Latex Pillows, ir-
regulars, white zippered covers.
soiled. Each 3.99
1-49.50 Spring-Air Mattress,
8-oz. brown striped ticking, hair
top. twin size -------- -29.95
1-59.95 Serta Posture Mattress,
firm construction, heavy woven
ticking, floor sample, twin size,
1895
PASS Boudoir Chair. green
plastic cover, torn, floor sample,
12.49
1880 Mahogany Finished
Chest, Scared 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
Bedroom
Furnishings

Lower Lepel. Arlington Only
1-139.50 Simmons Sofa Bed,
Beautyrest construction, Tur-
quoise fabric. Soiled, floor
sample 68.S8
1--S1O9.95 Simmons Sofa Bed,
red metallic cover. modern arm,
soiled, floor sample 6S.SS
1--2S9.5O Simmons Hide-a-Bed,
Turquoise cover Full size;
soiled, floor sample 1880
l-229.5O Simmons Convertible
Sofa, opens for sleeping; grey
covering, Soiled, floor sample,
1890
1-269.5O Dallas 2-pc. Sofa Bed
Set, hubby Turquoise covering,
soiled, floor sample 1880
1850 Serta Hollywood Bed
on Legs, 30 inches wide. soiled,
floor sample 28.99
1850 Trundle Bed. maple
finish, Scared, floor sample,
1890
2---24.9S Boudoir Chairs. rose
and blue, blue and wine.
soiled. floor samples 1888
i--27.95 R0ll-a-way Cot 20
inches vide, damaged floor
sample 1899
5--l2.95 HeadbOards. plastic
covered. assorted colors, dam-
aged. Twin size. Each CAT
S-s.05 Playtex Pillows extra
plump. blue floral ticking dis
continued style. Each 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
Goats, Suits,
RNiMcOUtS
Second Floor Rnth s.

Second Floor, Both Stores
16-49.98 to $500 Suits. Fine
fabrics, in assorted sizes for
misses 24,0O
$500 : 1898 Suits. Winter
fabrics; assorted sizes for
misses $500
S5.OO-99.98 Coats. Famous makes
and woolens; misses sizes,
$500
l6-l7.9S 10 22.98 Rainc0ats.
Beige and other colors: assorted
sizes for misses -. 900
1880 TO 1888 Motor Coats
and Toppers. Assorted colors in
broken size ranges for misses
and juniors -------IS 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
Upholstery

Third Floor. Washington Only
1858 Kenneth Nylon Tam
voura Curtains. 70" long. yell
low. Pair .2.99
2O-3.9S Dacron Sash Curtains.
So" long in green, blue and red.
Pair ~ - l.29
l25 Yards "Eyerglaze" Chintz.
So" wide. Assorted patterns.
ara - CSC
$3.50 Bow Tie Backs for cur
tains and cottage curtains.
Each Sc
l0O-l.9S Upholstery Squares in
boucles, damask and assorted
fabrics. Each 49c
100 - 2.9S Heavy Upholstery
Plastic in brown and green.
Yard soc
S5-5.9S Terry Toppers for auto
mobile seats. Split and solid
seats. Assorted colors - 3.99
n-9.9S Redwood Window
Cornices. Scalloped g. deep,
120" wide -.A.9 9
2-5.98 to sos Ruffled Nylon
Curtains. 81" and 81" lengths.
White 3.99
1888 and 1898 Ready made
SiipcOvers for chairs in assorted
patterns. As is 2.99
1898 TO 24.9S Ready made Slip
covers for sofas. Assorted pat
terms. As is 4.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
China and Gifts

Third Floor, Washington Only
10 Reg. 5.98 Waterproof Wicker
Trays and Bowls. Each :. 1888
Fl Reg. 100 Wrought Iron
Candle Warmers. Each -. 29c
IS Reg. 100 Ape. Metal Ash
Trays. Set .---.-.---- Csc
4 Reg. 1888 S-pc. Cocktail Sets.
SET ---~. ---------- -- 1888
7 Reg. 1893 Brass Hurricane
Lamps with Crystal Shades.
Pair -----~-- 2.98
IL Reg. 1888 7-Pc. Decorated
Beverage Sets, pitcher and 6
glasses. Set .-,-- 100
3 Reg. 1888 7-Pc. Decorated
Turkey Sets. Set --.-.- 5.98
Is Reg. 100 Platters, Lobster
Design. medium size. Each, Csc
6 Reg. 1893 Wrought Iron Hang
ing Baskets with Flower. Each,
100
28 Reg. 1888 Wrought Iron
Stands with FIintwood Server.
Edtu -----~- 1855 QUO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
Furniture

Fourth Floor. Washington Only
2-29.S5 Plastic Fireside Chairs.
Traditional style with tapered
mahogany finished legs and
nailhead trim. Green -----9.97
2-59.95 Roll-Arm Lawson
Lounge Chairs. Reversible air.
foam cushions. Green matelasse
cover. One has kickpleat base,
29.97
1885 Traditional Style Fire.
side Chairs. Fabric covered in
dark green or lime. Mahogany
finished hardwood legs. Nall
head trim 1887
1895 Modern Arm Lawson
Lounge Chair. Reversible foam
cushions. Rose beige nylon
cover. Mahogany finished legs,
$500
1-5s.S5 Wing Back Maple
Lounge Chair. Colonial plaid
cover on reversible back and
seat. Kickpleat missing 1897
1-49.95 Bachelor Chest with
Pull Out Writing Leaf. Genuine
mahogany veneered finish. An
tiqued brass hardware. Three
drawers 1881
1-39.95 Bachelor Chest with
four drawers. Shaped top. Gen.
uine mahogany veneered finish.
Flush base -- 24.97
2-l4.95 Solid Maple Coffee
Tables. Turned legs. Salem fin
ish --.----- TAT
1--44.95 Cherry Veneered Drop
Leaf Cocktail Table. Traditional
style 1891
PASS Solid Maple Cocktail
Table. Two-shelf style. Turned
legs. Warm duxbury finish.
Damaged 9.97
1895 Step End Table. Gem
uine mahogany veneered. I'm
dershelf - 9.97
l--167.75 Five-piece Dinette.
Table is Duncan Phyfe two
pedestal style. Arm chair and
three side chairs in regency
style - ~ $500
1-39.95 Modern Style Cocktail
Table. Genuine mahogany in
cordovan finish - 1897
1-13l.95 Five-piece Solid Maple
Dinette. Drop-leaf center ex-
tension table with concealed
leaf and four ladder-back
chairs. Duxbury finish 1897
1875 Unfinished 30" Hard
wood Bar Stool. Soiled floor
sample - 97c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07

Third Floor. Washington Only
LASS Cotton Hand Hooked
Rug. Soiled, Approximate size
8x10' 21.99
10-l1.95 Wool and Rayon
Hand Hooked Rugs. Approx
mate size 3x5' 6.99
12-4.95 Wool and Rayon Hand
Hooked Rugs. Approximate size
2x3' $500 l.99
16-29.95 TO 1895 BroadIoom
Remnants. 1879 to 5x9' $40
424.95 Reversible Rayon Fiber
Rugs. 6x9' - 8.99
lao Yds. 4.95 to 7.95 Carpet
Remnants. q" wide. Yd. -1.SS
SASS to 1895 Cotton Sample
Rugs. Axe ----.---.-7.95
8-I6.e5 to 24.95 Rayon Sample
Rugs. Axe M..9.95
12--18.95 to s4.95 Wool Sample
Rugs. 4x6' 1885
40 Yds. 7.95 Per Yd. Cotton
Runner, So. Yd. 1893
4-49.95 Tone on Tone Cotton
Rugs. 9xl2' ------24.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
Infants Wear

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
1.99 Handmade Babe Dresses.
Pastels --- LOO
Boys 2.99 and 4.99 Western and
Corduroy Jackets. Assorted COL
orS; sizes 4-6 200
Girls 1893 Blue Jeans. Double
knee; size 5 only 100
l.49 Cotton Flannel Plaid Shirts.
Sizes 3 and 4 only SOC
Infants 2.99 White Angora
BOnnetS -------..- 100
Infants 1.29 to 1.79 Knit Caps.
Edstc46 80 ~--e-. SOc
1.S9 Flannelette Pajamas. One
piece. self-belt, drop seat. Sizes
1 to 8 LOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
Lingerie

Second Floor, Washington Only
1850 Flannel Pajamas. Bro
ken size range $780, 2.99
4-3.99 Nyl0n Waltz Gowns,
Broken size range 100
1919 Flannel Cap-and- Boo
tie Sets 100
$50 Nylon TricOt Shorty Pa
jamas. Broken size range 2.99
10-10.99 Brushed NyIon Gowns.
Broken size range 5.49
$3.50 Flannel Shorty Gowns.
Broken size range -. 2.99
25-3.98 RayOn Slips. Navy or
black; broken size range 3.39
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
Blankets and
Comforts

Street Floor. Washington Only
12-4.95 Sanforized Mattress
Pads. Twin size - 2.99
28-4.95 Comfort Covers.
Printed, 80 square percale. Tx
"a inches -- 2.99
SO-7.95 to 22.95 Blankets. Sam.
piles and soiled. Twin and dou-
bic sizes -----------4.99 to 14.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
NegIigeeS

Second Floor, Washington Only
$3.50 Brunch Coats and.
Busters. Drip-dry cotton prints;
broken size range for misses
and women ~ 3.99
20-6.99 Plaid FlanneIette
Robes. Wrap style; broken size
range for women -3.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
SiIres.acasre

Street Floor, Washington Only
3O-5.2S international Sterling
Luncheon Knives. Discontinued
Serenity" patterns $780, -2.69*
3O-S.45 international Sterling
Luncheon Forks. Discontinued
Serenity" pattern --.- 2.75s
12-4.55 International Sterling
Cream Soup Spoons. Discon-
tinued Serenity" pattern 2.29'
1--15.0O. Serving Tray 7.5O+
l-l5.00 Water Pitcher 7.5Os
2O--4.25 3-pc. Child Set. BY
Holmes and Edward, each, 2.25
'Dias tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
NeckiceUr

Street Floor, Washington Only
1850 Cotton Blouses. Many
styles; solids, stripes, plaids:
sizes 1898 in group l.49
20O-l.99 and 2.99 Sweaters. Or
lon cardigans and slipons; bro
ken size range l.59 or 2 for 800
225-3.99 to 500 Sweaters. Or
Ions and woods; cardigans and
slipons. Sizes 34-38 In group,
2.99
20O--59c to 100 Costume Flow
ers. Pin-on or cluster styles,
4 for 100
l25--l.0O Cuddle Caps. Wool jer-
sey, tie under chin -.----- soc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
Foundations

Street Floor, Washington Only
15--1650 Famous make Torso
lettes. Sizes 1924, b; white,
1926
25-l2.50 FamOus-makc Waist
Nippers with Straps. Sizes 20
and "a 500
5--l2.5O "COIuettcs'. Crystal
blue. snail sizes $50
5000 Discontinued Straplcss
Bras. Sizes 1896 $50
25-7.05 20 1895 Discontinued
Girdles. Boneless and l,oned.
Broken size range 500
l--lO.95 FamOus-n MAKE Glrdle.
pull-on style: size &c -. 5.45
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
Fabrics

Street Floor Boih Storcs
1873 Per Pair Easy TO- Make Cot
ton Cafe Curtains. No sewing
necessary. Per panel l9c
100 Yards l.29 TOpsan Cotton
Prints. SO inches wide. Yd.. 39e
1000 Yards Remnants OF 5yc 10
lib COttOns --------29e 70 79c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
Jr. Misses Wear

Second Floor. Both Stores
$3.50 to S.99 Separates 300
12-Il.98 Wool Dresses 900
522.98-25.0O Formals 1000
$500 Cocktail Print Dresses,
1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
SpOrfSice0T.
Second Floor, Washington; .
Street Elnnr drIinnfnn

StTeet floor, Arlington
7.99 to 1899 Jackets. Corduroy
wool tweed and plastic. 10 to
is in group. Assorted styles.
1893 to 600
WOmen's 7.99 Coat Sweaters.
Black, navy, rose or blue; sizes
40-46 4-.---- 500
$500 Capeskin Leather Jackets.
Two styles: assorted colors,
broken range of sizes 1916.
Zoo
5.99-7.99 Sweaters Cardigans
and slipons. Assorted colors:
sizes 1910 -----------3.99
$500 Knit Suits. Two-piece
style; broken sizes ------ 1900
5.99-7.99 Wool Bermuda Shorts.
Stripes and solids in group;
sizes 1916 2.49
$50 Rayon Stacks. Proportioned
lengths - short, medium and
tall in sizes 1920. Black, navy,
grey or brown, but not in each
size and length 400
2.98 and $50 Famous make Cot
ton BlOuses. Soiled. Assorted
styles; sizes 1898 in group,
2.Iq
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
Mems Furnishings
Street Floor-Both Stores
Mems 22.95-29.o5 jackets

Assortment of famouS-nake subur-
ban coats, cord-coatS wool leisure = n ~~
coats reduced from stock for clear Xxx
ance Broken Sizes
12-29.95 McGregor Jackets. 500 Dacron, 500
Cotton; reduced from stock 2245
$500 Mems Nylon Reversible Jackets ------ 1888
1855 McGregor Corduroy Sport Shirts 5.99
36-l.95 & 1893 Mems Knit Gloves LA
Street Floor, Washington Only
5000 & $50 Ties, reduced from stock - ssc
9-1795 Suede Jackets Broken sizes 500
2-1250 California Style Jackets --- 596
2-S295 McGregor Suede Jackets Slightly
soled ...--------.. - 1888
$500 McCregor Suburban Jacket. Hood at
tached ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1888
1895 Suburban Coat. Size AZ, tan - 1888
1-15OO 1000 Cashmere Sleeveless Sweater
Black --------------- ------------- 1888
2-25OO 1000 Cashmere PullOver Sweaters - 1lSS
20-7.95 & 8.95 FamOuS-Make Union Suits. Short
sleeves; 209o wool, 500 cotton 40Gc WOOL
500 cotton --------- --.------ 499
5O-3.95 FamOuS-Ma NeCkband Shirts. Broken @
sizes 2.5S ca, $500
1855 Wool and Ivy League caps. ---l69
48-1.35 Medium weight midway length shorts SIC
22-l.5O Night caps - 69c
12-1.25 e. $50 Briefs and midways :. soiIed- 69c
1O-75c Handkerchiefs mussed- 19c
1855 SIS gloves -------------------------
o4-1oO q 500 oeits
66-175 suspenders ------------- soc
S-l.5O mufflerS musSed--
6-.95 irregular raincoats --------------I96
7-4.S5 Khaki pants, small sizes----------------1sS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
HOSieru

Street Floor, Washington Only
Irregulars and Seconds OF 1.35
to 1875 Nyl0ns. Famous brands:
sizes 8ls-1l ----2 pairs 100
SOC White Bobby Socks. Sizes
ell -----.--------3 pairs 100
l.35 Famous make Stretch NY
Ions. Broken assortment; all
first quality 69c or 3 pairs ZOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
Boys Wear

Boys Wear
Second Floor. Washington; Loper Lepel Arlington
3.99 Flonnel Lined Duneorees
Boys winterized heavy duty denim west
ern cut jeans Reinforced at all points z.60
OF strain. Cotton flannel lining Sizes
to IA. $500
3.99 Double Knee corduroys
Solid blue and brown corduroy with q N
double knee, Upper front, cuffs and AsA1
elastic back Sizes to H. 1850
l.99 and 2.99 SompIe Sport Shirts
Just l1ol Manufacturers samples in sizes
70 and Il in fine quality long sleeve sport 00e
ihirts. Plaids and stripes. ~
4.99 Flannel Lined PopIin jackets
Wash and wear popln jackets with cotton
flannel ivy stripe lining. Adjustable cuffs 4 90
Feo, charcoal TAM navy, green and S'//
powder blue in group
Washington Only
SIS Zip-Lined Trench Coots
l5-Students regulation style rayon
gabardine coat with all-woo zip-out ~ 90
lining. Sizes SO to 40. uAsOO
32-1.69 to 299 Long-sIeev Knit Shirts broken sizes
. las
1-399 and 4.99 Corduroy Sport Shirts Broken sizes
1888
l7-JunOr Boys $3.50 All-wool Sport Coats, sizes 6,
H-Junor Boys $3.50 Heavy Denim Wash Stacks. sizes
3l~5o Ivy League Striped Cans Adjustable s,ze SSc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
Kitchen BIender
Used in Skin Graft

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Feb. 9 (P)
"A kitchen blender is the sur
Igeon's newest tool.
Three doctors from the surgi-
cal research laboratories at the
University Of California School
Of Medicine disclosed that today
in the last session Of the 18th
annual meeting of the Society
of University Surgeons.
They are Drs. John S. Ma
jarian, jackson T. Crane and
H. J. McCorkie. They told how
the kitchen utensil is used tc
make a portion Of skin graft &c
10 times as far. Here's how:
The blender divides a small
skin graft into tiny particles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

Cleveland, was killed and one
passenger was slightly injured
when the fastener. en- route
from Cleveland to Albany.
crashed into the side OF q west
bound freight train at a switch
ing point.
The company said its new
electronic traffic control system
"functioned properly and was in
no way involved in the accident. "
In q brief statement, the COM
pany declared Had these rules
been complied with. the accident
could not have happened"
OfIicials said this conclusion
was reached after preliminary
Investigation" They declined to
comment on the nature Of the
rules which they said the en-
gineer failed to observe.
At the time 1t was put into
operation. the company said that
under the automatic system, a
train would stop II the engineer
failed to observe q signal.
Ofiicials also declined COM
ment when asked about this in
light of the latest statement.
Only last month the railroad
inaugurated the So million auto
matte traffic control system be-
tween Cleveland and Buffalo.
The section was converted
from four-track to a two-track
operation with an electronic
control and signal system oper-
ated from a panel board in
Erie. Pa.
Railroad spokesman at the
time hailed the system as vir-
tually foolproof.
President Alfred E. Perlman
called Il thu worlds safest"
Investigators reported that all
equipment and signals were
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suspended In . salt solution. The
suspension Of skin particles Is
applied over the area needing
new skin.
The doctors indicated the
graft was successful in IS per
cent of the experiment cases on
animals--and that the amount
of donor skin needed averaged
about 10 per cent Of the area to
he covered.
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working properly at the time of
the collision.
Meanwhile. wrecking crews
cleared the wreckage Of the de-
rallied cars and laid new tracks.
The railroad said service would
be restored on both tracks to-
night.