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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

Mrs. r. M.-Unlike that OF
most mothers Of l6-year-old
girls my problem is my daugh-
ter takes no interest at all In
boys. Sylvia is attractive and
has many girl friends. but as
soon as the boys come around
she walks away.
I have tried 10 explain to her
she must get used to being in
the company of boys, but ]
haven't been able to make much
Roadway. She says that boys
are stupid and habyish and
she can't talk 20 them. I tell
her this Is no attitude 70 take
and she1l find herself on the
cheh one Of these days.
! haveasked some Of Sylvia's
I'Rnds to arrange dates for
NEf. but she refused TO 60 on
t1em once the boys called. She
wasn't invited to one Of the
school dances recently. SO I had
her father bring her and call
for her. She said nobody asked
her 70 dance ana she hid III
the lounge al evening What
can ] do for herr
SyIvia MI don't care what
anyone says Those bows af
school really are stupid and
babyish. I used q enjoy heinn
with my girl friends. but now
when the boys came around.
the girls start acting Is silly
and stupid as the boys and I
hate to be with any Of them.
Mother has embarrassed me
90 In front Of ail my friends.
and even the whole school. ]
wish I could die. nv friends an
pity me and look at me as II !
was q freak OF something.
When mother made me 60 70
that dance. the boys all looked
at me as II ! had escaped from
the BOBBY hatch. Who ever
heard Of a girl going to . dance
without an escort?
! don't care II ! get left on
the shelf ! don't care II I
become an old maidi I'm not
going to act like an idiot just
to make boys like me and take
me out! Dances are stupid and
dates are rottenl ! have the
best times when I'm by myself.
THE COUNCILS VIEWS
Mrs. r. M. asks what she can
do for Sylvia. but she should
ask first what she can do for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03
Beyond Death
there is Life
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03
FOR YOU
Payments
ForWomen
Are Listed
BY RAY HENRY

Dear Mr.. Henry: I used to
have a fairly clear understands
ING Of social security. But In
recent years there have been
so many changes that ! have
lost track. Could you summar-
lie for me just how women may
benefit from social security?
Mrs. c. B."
The best way for a woman TO
understand her rights Is TO list
those which she might be en-
titled TO ID before she reaches
81 and ca when she Is 50 or
over.
A woman may be entitled
to social security payments at
50 or over in four different
ways:
cas- . woman who has
worked long enough under So
cial security TO qualify for pay
ments IN her own right. Her
payments may range from s2l
TO slos.50 q month. depending
on her age at retirement; how
long she worked under social
security and her earnings while
she was working.
cor. Is 4 vie of a worker
who has reached IS and who
is eligible for payments. The
total payments for her and
her husband may range from
e4i.30 to $l62.e0 q month, the
amount dependine on her age
at Retirement. how long her
husband worked under social
security and hi searnings for
that work.
oAs q widow Of q deceased
worker. A widows payments
may range from $50 to SCI. 40
q month, the amount depend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

child may depend upon your
own measures that actually
prevent him from fracturing
his skull or accidentally
swallowing poison.
Dear Or. GteincrDhn; IL II
possible for . man 81 IS 70
set psofiasisf Il Il catching7
Il Il inherited? Nobody in
our family ever had Il. And
! never had . blemlsh Or
plmple In my life. Sincerely,
q. IN.
II Il possible 10 get psoriasis
ct IS. I believe that Il Is not
catching or inherited.
I can't 90 into treatment
here except TO say that scores
Of remedies have been suggested
without uniform effectiveness.
In other words. sunshine win
help some but aggravate 9TH
ers: and drug z win not help
one patient. but the next win
swear by It.
Psoriasis has been the cause
Of much emotional turmoil. /
have known many young girls
with psoriasis who would never
get into q bathing suit. ! re-
member q pretty girl in her
30's who at last confessed that
the reason she had never mar
ried was her psoriasis. All she
ever had was q spot the size
Of q half dollar on one knee
Somehow. she associated II
with uncIeanliness. ! like 10
think that she got married be-
cause Of the talk we had one
day. She Is now the happy
mother Of three.
! think that the first step
In overcoming psoriasis is not
being 50 ashamed Of it, And
don't become discouraged pre-
maturely. Keep trying. II
your doctor can't always cure
1t he can often help.
released ey The Bell syndicate, ine.D
Temonow: Stopping heart skips''
81 Falarina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03
Ezzvaz RcE
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Saving Your cMId's Life-ot Home
81 Or. PETER J. sTEINcRoNN

Il don't suppose you can do
anything about most accidents.
That's about what the word
means. isn't II: something that
was bound TO happen" The
answer Is that they can be pre-
vented.
From q recent review in the
American Medical Association
Journal OF an article by Drs.
+. II. Losing and n. B. Coy
cite. which appeared in the
Canadian Journal Of Public
Health come these findings:
'Environmental hazards, such
as faulty design and construc-
ton Of houses. inadequate re-
pairs and maintenance. land
careless and haphazard house.
keeping. all contribute their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

ing on how long her husband
worked under social security
and his wages while he worked
cor, as the mother Of q de-
ceased worker who was furnish.
ing at least half Of his mothers
support and who left no widow
or child entitled to payments
The payments may range from
$50 70 esl.40 q month, depend.
ing on how long her son worked
under social security and his
wages while he worked.
II q woman qualities for pay
ments in more than one Of the
ways listed above. she can coll
lect under only the one which
would give her the highest pay
ments.
For example: Suppose a wom-
an worked under social security
long enough to be entitled "a
payments as q worker. And,
suppose she Is also q widow
of q deceased worker. She could
receive payments as q working
woman or as a widow-which
ever way her payments would
be higher-but she couldn't col
lect as a widow and as q work.
ing woman.
There are two different ways
which q woman may receive
social security payments before
reaching age 50:
cas- q working woman COW
cred by social security If she
is between so and IS and il
she becomes severely disabled
In order to qualify she must
have worked under social Sc
curity for q certain length Of
time.
The size Of her payments
may range from $50 to slOe.5O
q month depending on how
long she worked under social
security and her wages while
she was working.
sAs q wife. widow or depend
ent divorced wife Of a de-
ceased worker II she is caring
for = child under 10 or a dis
abled child who was disabled
before reaching Is. Payments
may range from $50 to $500 q
month. depending on the num-
Der Of children q woman Is car
ing for. the length Of time that
the father worked under social
security and the amount Of his
wages while he was working.
Payments based on being
qualified under this category
will stop after the child or chill
dren reach Is. unless the wife,
widow or dependent divorced
wife has reached 50.
lYou may prtte Ray Henry
In care Of The Star about your
orn Social Security or retire
ment problem. Please inclose
a stamped. self-addressed en-
Delope and IS cents in coin.l
prom Associated Press NeWsfeaturesl
Monday: Social Security is The
6odssnd which sovss q neither Of 10
when her husboad dies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

BEIRUT, Lebanon. Oct. 3
R.Hamif Frangieh. IS. q
leading candidate for President
in Lebanon's next election. suf-
fered q brain hemorrhage yes
terday. He Is leading the oppo-
sition parties fighting the pro-
Western regime headed by
President Camille Glamour
and Premier Sami el-Solh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

s--------->->----~->--
herself in order TO help Sylvia.
The answer Is she should first
get over the notion that her
daughters life must follow Z
set pattern and schedule: sec
ondly. she should set over the
notion that courtship and mar
rage are institutions set UP
for the purpose Of saving girls
from "the shelf: and thirdly,
she should recognize her daueh.
ter Is . human being with feel
ines and 9 right to dignity and
self-respect.
Mrs. n M. has approached
her daughters problems in the
spirit 81 ) person who tears
open 4 rosebud IA order to
make !, into : fnll. blown rose.
She has brutaily Inundated
sylvia N front Of her friends
and frlGhttned the girl into a
panic with h threats Of being
left on the SHELF Nowhere
does Mrs. +. ~. Indicate she
believes or wants Sylvia 70 be-
'lieve social relationships in.
volving both sexes are fun.
that they are q new, more
grownup form Of play.
Sylvia Is . little slow In de-
veioping an active interest IN
boys as such. but she probably
has many interests which would
bring her into contact with
boys in a simple. natural way.
She should be encouraged to
exercise her abilities In music.
hobbies. club work-anything
that would distract her from
her self-consciousness.
Mrs. r. NJ. should cease
stressing the boy problem. II
Sylvia Is left free from fear
and humiliation. and allowed
TO develop as q person. she viii
find her way to happier rela-
tionships with boys and girls.
tcopyrisht 1857. General Features
corpD
Tomorou: 4 husbond refuses 70
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Ths Fsmily csuaeil consists Of Judge,
{ psyehiaiThl. lhses clsrsymsn, .
newspaper etilor. . vomen's editor
end I've writers. Eock orticla Is .
summary u en- actuol eose history.
The eoanell reports on problems ihof
have been deels With By responsible
eseneieA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03
MEMORIAL 10 ABSENTNINDEDNEss
The FAMILY COUNCIL
Girl, Is, Likes Shelf,
Finds Boys Plain Silly
THE PROBLEM
THE DETAILS

MRS F. M-Sylvia will be left on the shelf
SYLVIA M.-Dances are stupid and dates are rottenl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

Monday; Social Security is the
6odssnd which soxss . mother Of 10
vhea her husbond dies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

TOmorov: Stepping "hssf-skips'
by FsIaxino.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-03

Mrs. r. M. asks what she can
DO for Sylvia. but she should
ask first what she can do for
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China

Third Floor, Washington Only
l-1y.9S Decorated bar lhenAare
scope. Dinner set. Service lol
y. meg. H. ~ y.yS
1--S9.9S Ivory and Green Eartn-
enware S2-pc. Dinner Set, Sery-
ice Tor IL 1898
3O--Sl Gold Decorated Pilsner
Beer Glasses. Eath 4Sc
4-6.J8 Metal Console Set, 7-pl.
includes bowl ana b canale
holderS 1913
5--7.9S 3-Pc. Decorated Pottery
lCOnsO,e set '4.9S
! Black Metal Stand 4.9S
IL Pr.--2.l8 Decorated Pottery
Sugar and Dreamer set 81
3--9,98 Decorated China Break
fast Set for z sos
8--30S Davy Crockett Cookie
Jars Lao
lib Decorated Pottery Pitch
ers ~ 69c
25--1.0S 7-Pc. COlOred alumni.
mum Juice Set -4.- 49, 100
l0--i.0S Revolving Trays 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor. AYlinotnn

OECUHU FtUOT, w 0SiLlNDtOH5
Street Floor, Arlington
WOmen's 7.99 Coat Sweaters.
Black, navy, rose or blue. sizes
40-46 in the group 5.99
$500 Capeskin Leather Jackets.
TWO styles; assorted colors.
Sizes 1915 In group 1000
5.99-7.99 Wool Bermuda Shorts.
Stripes and solids; sizes l0-l6
in group 2.49
29S and $50 Famous make Cot
ton BlOuseS. Soiled. Assorted
styles: sizes 1898 in group 2.19
1899 to 1899 Imported Wool
Skirts. Tweeds and solids. sizes
l0-l6 in group 5.88
500 RayOn Stacks in Proper
toned Lengths. Sizes 1920, but
not every length in every size or
color, Black, navy. grey, brown
included 4.D9
7.99 Wool Flannel Proportioned
Skirts. With leather belt. Black,
navy, grey or brown; sizes 10
20. but not in every length and
color 5.SS
1899 1899 Famous name
Skirts. Imported and domestic
tweeds and solids; sizes 1913
in group 1888
$500 Knit Suits. ape. styles,
broken sizes - 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
Mattresses and
Box Springs

Third Floor. Washington Only
l-59.95 Serta Posture Box
Spring, heavy woven ticking
soiled, double size 2S.SS
l-29.50 Box Spring. blue and
white striped ticking, soiled.
double size 1899
l-69.95 Serta Posture DE Luxe
Box Spring. multi-coil con-
Struction. d amask ticking.
double size 1896
1895 Serta Posture Ease
Mattress, rose and charcoal
stripe. stitched sag-proof bor-
der, soiled. twin size 24.99
$3.50 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, extra firm. smooth top
with heavy damask woven tick
ing. soiled, twin size 1888
1880 Innerspring Mattress.
blue and white stripped ticking,
soiled. twin size 1899
l--37.5O SyIcOn Box Spring,
heavy woven cotton ticking,
sturdy coil construction, twin
size 1888
1--49.5O Simmons Mattress. 3l2
coil construction. heavy woven
ticking, as is, twin size PATS
1880 Sylcon Mattress. heavy
BOZ. ticking, extra firm soiled.
double size 29.95
1880 simmons Box Spring,
hardwood base frame, damask
ticking, soiled, double size 42.75
1850 Highlander Box Spring.
firm with heavy cotton ticking.
soiled, double size 1899
1-29.5O Roll-a-way Cot with
Innerspring Mattress, 80 inches
wide. floor sample, soiled 1899
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
Linens and
UOIIleSficS

Street Floor, Washington Only
2-l5.99 kayOn and Cotton
Damasn Sets, 66x60 with d
AdphIlla ia
lU-o.YY 10 6.99 Cotton Scatter
hugs. 52x48 or 3bX4o o.o3
l0--o.9J 10 5.9y Iuco beu
DOaiGs. Assorted sizes. SIIgut.y
oalnased Lou
ABB Linen Printed Tea sets.
D pc. -.s I..2
I0-l.SS 5-pc. BRUCE seas.
MusSeu ---.-- soc
7-7.95 Lace Dinner Cloths. "
III tOunu -s- +.~ 3.44
Il-7.Y5 Linen Damask SEES. O4x
"a win Il napAiiis. Solleu 3.29
S---i9.So AppI.4ue Dinner Cloths.
b4X84" Win y napkins - H.by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
Mattresses and
Box Springs

Lower Leuel, Arlington Only
$3.50 Sylc0n Inncrspring
Mattress, discontinued ticking,
prebuilt border, double size,
1875
1-79.5O Simmons Box Spring,
extra firm coil construction,
double size 44.75
$3.50 Foster white swan"
Innerspring Mattress, stitched
prebuilt border, heavy striped
ticking, twin size $500
l-37.59 Serta Foam Top Inner
spring Mattress, nylon REM
forced ticking, twin size 1875
l-3i.95 Highlander Innerspring
Mattress, heavy woven ticking,
discontinued style, twin size,
l7.49
l-169.50 Sertapedic Foam Mat
tress and Box Spring Set, dis
continued ticking, soiled, floor
sample. twin size 1888
l-149.5O Lifetime Foam Mat
tress and Box Spring Set, soilcd,
floor sample, twin size 1915
1850 Serta Box Spring, extra
firm coil construction, twin size,
1888
l---49.5O Serta Box Spring sur
dy coil construction twin size,
1899
l--7y.50 simmons Extra Firm
box Spring iiool sample soileG
twin size ..,. "A 7b
l--.-69.5O Spring Ar Hollywood
Bed ON Legs, Soiied, liooc sam
pie twin size 49, ... 1890
i.--44.95 Hollywood Bed OH Legs.
80 inches widc SINAI teai Il,
mattress as it - 1888
l--34.95 EngIandCl Innerspring
Mattress. Heavy woven ticking
disc. style. twin size .l749
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
Upholstery

Third Floor, Washington Only
35-4.93 Sheer Cotton C0lored
Curtains, SO" long in assorted
colorS. Pr. 2.99
60-59S to S.9S Printed and
Solid Color Draperies in as
sorted sizes and lengths. Pr.
3.99
55-4.98 Printed Faille Cafe
Curtains, SO" long, assorted pat
terms. Pr. 2.88
SO-l.9S Printed Valances, o.
deep, 81" long assorted patterns.
Each -~- 99c
75-49c Curtain Bow Tie Backs
in soliG colors. Each - 29c
3l-S.9S Plain and Printed Seer.
sucker Draperies, 80" long. Pr,
500
21-7.9S Pricilla Curtains, go
long in chronapun. Pr. ass
12--7.98 Solid Color Taffeta
Dust Rufiies III assorted coiorS.
Each $50
5-9.9S Organdy Bedspreads III
white only Each 4.99
24--4.49 and ass Tailored Col
0red Chromspun Draperies IN
~ and 81" lengths. Pr. 2.99
30-5.0S to 1.9S Ruffled Chr0m-
spun in white 10, 81. VI"
lengths. Pr. $3.50
42--7.98 SiA-piece Glider Slip
cover sets in red. Each 4.g9
52--l.98 Printed Chromspun
DraperieS, ga long. Pr. z.9y
l5O-l.49 Evergiazed Chintz, 80
wide, assorted patterns. I'd,
SIC
25--2.98 TO 4.98 Plastic SiipcOy-
erS Tor chairs and sofa, assorted
styles. Ali are ventilated Tor
air circulation. Lacn l.59
l5-l9.98 10 2l.98 Ready made
Stu0IoS Covers IN assorted pat
terms ana colors some Without
pillows sonic with 2 ana s p1I-
lows. Eacn 1900
15--lO.98 10 1898 Assorted
Sample Spreads. Some solleu.
Each -.--.--------- 6.98
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Better Dress Shop
Second Floor. Washington onlv

Second Floor. Washington Only
$500 Short Satin Gowns.
Jeweled chiffon bodice. White
with pink or taupe. Sizes 10
and 10 $500
2-49.9s Long BrOcade Sheaths.
Black velvet trim. white.
Si7cs 10 and l6 1898
3--39.9S White NylOn Chiffon
Dresses. Grocian styled bead
trimmed. Sizes 10, IL, Ia, $500
1-65.0O Long Satin Sheath
Gown. Bead trimmed; white.
size 10 $500
l-49.9S Taffeta Gown. Inter
mission length. Green, size IL.
1898
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14

a member OF the Appropriations
Committee.
He has a wide background Of
knowledge of District problems,
since he served on the Senate
District Committee when he first
came to the Senate in December,
1850.
AS chairman of the District
Appropriations Subcommittee. he
succeeds Senator Stennis. Demo-
crat of Mississippi. who becomes
chairman of the Subcommittee
on Legislative Appropriations.
Senator Pastore has a long
background of Government serv-
ice. Before coming to the Senate,
he served two terms in the Rhode
Island House of Representatives,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
Street Floor
indies
" N3lgI0N OnIt

2.g9 and $50 Nylon rricot Petit
oats. Broken assortment l.99
$50 and $500 Nylon rricot
Gowns. Farous maize. sizes 81
and 81 onls d.9a
a.J9 and 30 Slcepwcar Nyior
teicot. Dfokcp assortment, 200
395 and ADS Cotton Challis
Slecpwcar. Sroten assortment
269 ~ 2 for 800
$50 and 400 Brushed RayOn
Gowns Or Pajanas. Broken as
sortrlent $50 or 2 for 800
G.09 and $50 Arhel Slips and
Slcepwear. Broken assortment.
l.4Sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
Comforts and
Blankets

street Floc5. lgn5ntl2ioN oa'p
ll---l205 Dacron Filled Com
fortcrs. 72xS4" 100
PISS and 795 Patchwork
Quilts. Reversible S0xS4' 4.Og
Ia Sec. Of ABS ana 5.95 Quilted
Mattress Pads. 5i@TC" double
Deu size g,9q
$3.50 Kenwoud All-Wooi
Blankets. 8ox0o. ..-..- 1929
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then two years as assistant at
torney general OF the State and
was Rhode Island Governor from
l945 to 1850. Regarding his new
assignment, he said:
Work on affairs of the District
will not be a strange experience
for me, inasmuch as l served
an apprenticeship on the con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
Clinic Moderator

George W. Fogg. director OF
personnel at the University Of
Maryland, will moderate a prob
lem clinic at winter regional
workshop OF the Eastern Group
OF the College and University
Personnel Association. The work.
shop will be held on February
is on the campus of Rutgers
University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
NecktceMr

Street Floor, Washington Only
l5O--l. 80 and 2.99 Orion Sweat
crs. Cardigans and sllpons. Sizes
1888 in group, l.59 or 2 for 900
l7O--1.00 = Ia mple Neckwear.
White collars and films; NY
Ions or piquc 59c
75--2.9g StOlcs. Nylon OF wool.
Hand-knotted fringe, white.
100
l5G--S.99 10 800 BiOusCs. Dac-
ron, nyloa D. cotton-plus. Dress"
Of tailored. Broken size range,
2.99
lOO--l.99 Cotton Print crazy
Pants. Broken size raryc l. on
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Girls Wear
Fourth Floor. Washington;
c, r-Ja. ..t.,atA

Fourth Floor. washington,
Second Floor, Arlington
20-Girls' 1893 Sports Shirts.
Plaid or striped cotton flannel.
99c
$3.50 Sports Jackets. Cotton
poplin 200
l2--l6.99 All : Weather Storm
Goats. Rayon eabardine 500
4--19.g8 Nylon Net and Lace
White Dresses. Slightly soiled.
1900
30 Teens or Girls 100 Novelty
Belts sec
II Girls 2.99 10 1893 Winter
Hats l.49
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stree Floor Washington 0Nlp
$50 Yds. -79c FlOckcd Organdy
permanent finish. White ground
With colorea dos, 30" wide. I'd.
40u
l2N YdS.. -2.v6 Printed irish
Linen 80" vide. Yd. Lao
lO0 Yds.--Sl Printed Dotted
Swiss 80" wide. ID. 500
1000 Yds SOC to LIE Remnants
Of Fashion Cottons. PLAIN and
prints IN | to yd. lengths. I'd.
ave " 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
SsIcerirHre

Street Floor. Washington Only
5000 Holmes and Edward
silver plated Spring Garden
pattern, round bowl soups,
each 75c
Pes Holmes and Edward
Ice Tablespoons, Spring Car
den; silver plated. Slightly
scratched 100
50-l.95 Holmes and Edward
Ice Teaspoons. Spring Garden"
pattern: silver-plateo. Slightly
scratched 4. S9c
2--25.0O Stainless Steel Services
for I. l6-piece flatware sets.
Each 9.99
5-4.99 TwO-Light Candelabras.
Non matching, scratched.
Each .-.--- 2.a9s
'pius tax
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schooi--and it costs The city
money. Abe Stark, president Of
the City Council says it cost
New YORK at least $50 million
yerly IN additional State aid.
because such sid is based on a
formula of classroom attendance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14

duct OF affairs Of Washington
when / first came here and was
assigned to the Senate District
Committee. I enjoyed my work
then tremendously.
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Foundations

Second Floor. Washington oply
1885 Figure Builder Girdles.
White or pink; size 40, l6"
length 6.99
5O--7.95 Figure Builder Girdles.
White nylon, sizes $685. 400
1850 Camp Surgical support.
Pink, size ia 1899
5000 Camp Maternity Sup
ports. Sizes 81 and IS; pink.
$50
1856 White Cotton Strapicss
Bras. Sizes 80 anG "a LOO
800 500 Discontinued Bras.
Sizes 32. white 10
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Hockey Players Costly

NEW YORK, Feb. Ia (H9.--
More than 5000 New York mop
pets daily roam streets, stores.
movie houses. parks and ZOOS
when they're supposed to be in
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Coats and Suits
Second Floor. Both Stores

Second FLOOR, Both Stores
i5-39.9S-55.0O Suits. Silks and
woods 2l.OO
6 Cashmere Goats. Sizes ala,
$500
32 Misses 69.9S Wool Coats.
Famed fabrics 5000
2O--l7.9S RaincoatS. Misses
sizes 500
4--S9,9S Fur-trimmcd Coats.
$500
5--S9.9s 10 99.9s High-iashiOn
Coats, Famous names. sizes
STA J4.O0
,l2--59.9S Goats. Tweccs and
solids - 1900
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IinNeric

Sccoaa Floor, WASHINGTON OMg
10. 81 FLANNEL Cap and Bottle
Sets SOC
HC---, 80 Brushed RayOn Gowns.
Broken size range S.99
l5--5.9S Striped Flannel shorty
Gowns. Broken size range. 2.g1
lj.--l0.90 BruslcdNyion Gowns.
Broken size range 500
!0-l.99 Cotton Knit Pettic0ats.
Broken size rangn SOC
g0---5.99 Flannel PaiamaS. Bro.
ken size ;angc 3.99
l5---S.9a Cotton Slips. Broken
size range ---.-..-..-.- x ~
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Notions

Street Floor, Washington Only
49--l.98 Chrome Slack Rack.
aolds six pairs I.69
30--6.9y Chrome Garment Racn,
J.6J
2O-3.9S Fur Stole Bags i.o3
=a---i.96 Floral Chintz, blanAet
bag y9c
5U--79c Blouse Rack. Holds ave
garments - 39c
z5--l.S6 Famous-make Girdies,
yyc