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after being harasSed for taking
sick leave.
The NPTA called the depart
ment's sick leave Investigations
"barbarous and inhuman treat
ment.p
CAPITAL ROUNDUP - DR..
Burnice Jarman Of George
Washington University will dis
cuss Motivation in Manage
ment" at a luncheon Of the
National Capital Chapter Of the
Public Personnel Association at
noon tomorrow in the Embers
Restaurant, 728 Thirteenth
street NV. Nays Bureau
of Ordnance has presented q
beneficial suggestion award to
William Dichtel and superior
accomplishment awards to Carl
Ballard, Edward Barton. James
Clark, Sol Cooper, Margaret
Costello, Harriet Erickson,
Lawrence Filippelli, Rose Ann
Huberty. Mabel Iddings. John
Kemper, Thomas Kessing. Re-
becca Killough, Daosy Leonard.
Charles MAGGIE, Robert Raleigh,
Paul Shepley. Frank Sire, Eve
Ign Stone, Walter Swain. Marie
Swami and George Wylie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22
GongpIonk Pictured
As Divorces Killer

continues today. and Capt. Fall
Ion said he was calling in more
Boston police to speed 1t up.
The crew consists Of Dutch
officers and 80 Chinese or Indo-
Chinese crewmen.
When the body was found, II
was clad only in shorts and slip
pers. A pair Of panties and 9
housecoat were found on a chair
in the woman's cabin, and the
berth covers were turned down
There were iipstick marks or
a PILLOW.
The owners of the vessel, the
Rotterdam Lloyd, disclosed In
Rotterdam a cable from their
New York agent saying Of Mrs
Kauffman's death:
Police suspect foul play
Captain has no reason to sus-
pect any"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22
Maria CuIlus
Denies Having
Any Romance

ROME, Sept. % (AP).-
Maria Meneghini Callas said
today II have no romance OF
love now with anybody" then
flew of to London for a sing
ing engagement.
Il nave nothing. and I must
work." said the fiery American
born soprano, who recently said
she had definitely broken with
Giovan Battista Meneghini, 81
her Italian industrialist hus-
band who had directed her ca
reer to world fame.
Miss Callas made a quick trip
here from Fiumicino, Mediter-
ranean port town Is miles from
Rome. She came ashore there
from the glistening white
yacht Christina" owned by
Greek shipping tycoon Aris-
totle OnaSsis.
Mr.. ,OnasSis did not accom-
pany her to Rome. Since hi
and the opera star sailed away
from Italy September II, the
wealthy Greek has protested
that all the fuss about him
and Miss Callas was threaten
ing his own marriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22

NEW YORK. Sept. % tAP)
"A gangplank dashed to a
ships side could have been the
actual killer of pretty Lynn
Kaufman, who died myster-
iously at sea near the end Of
a long voyage from the Orient.
The gangplank came into the
picture as Boston Police Capt.
Joseph B. Fallon. questioning
the crew Of the Dutch steamer
from which the divorce disap-
peared, disclosed here that he
was still considering suicide a
possibility.
The battered body Of 23-
year-old Mrs. Kaufman, a
brilliant student of the Orient
and secretary to a professor,
was found In Boston Harbor
Saturday.
DISAPPEARED Friday
She had disappeared from
the. passenger-cargo ship Ut
recht Friday night just after
the ship left Boston bound for
New York.
A Boston medical examiner
said she drowned but had suf-
fered severe injuries all over
her body, including brain in
juries. before she drowned.
1.-THE multiplicity of the in
juries makes me 60 to the con-
clusion that this is a case. of
violence" said examiner Mi
chael Luongo. II don't believe
they could have been caused by
a fall from a ship"
Capt. Fallon, however, told
reporters here yesterday he was
not SO sure the injuries ruled
out suicide.
Then he mentioned the gang
plank. He said the heavy
plank Of metal and wood was
dashed to the side of the ship
just below Mrs. Kauffman'S
stateroom.
Gangplank Theory
He appeared to believe she
could have smashed into the
gangplank as she plunged from
the deck.
Questioning of the ships crew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight 90 Noon %
am. "
8 a.m.-----5S SPIN
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest. 100. on June 90 and 80.
Lowest. IL. on Jan. 6 and IL.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours
High, SO, at 4:30 pm.
Low, so, at 1875 am.
Tide Tables
Furnished by the United States Coast
and Geodetic survey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22

labor organizations into rival
AFL and CLIO camps in 1885.
Plan for Solidity
The peace plan is the real
product and binder of the 1855
AFL-CIO merger. Leaders ex-
pect it to solidify labor as never
before.
1t is the result, they said,
Of the threat implied to other
unions in the continuing steel
strike and business success in
getting Congress to pass the
new labor control law.
In other words the unions
have simply decided to close
ranks.
Under the plan, due to be ap-
proved at the convention here,
a special flve-man committee
is authorized to proceed to
work out details Of a disputes
solution plan based on the ar
bitration principle.
The plan would be submitted
to a special federation conven-
ton in 1860 for required con-
Stitutional changes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22
Press Club to Fete
Walter Lippmunn

Columnist Walter Lippmann
will be honored at a National
Press Club luncheon tomorrow
to celebrate his 10th birthday.
Vice President Nixon and
members Of the cabinet are
expected to attend.
Mr.. Lippmann will speak at
the luncheon on American
journalism during his 48-year
career.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22
Mountbutten Visit Set

LONDON, Sept. % (AP).-
Lord Mountbatten, chief of the
British defense staff, will visit
the United States again october
5-13. AS Britain's member OF
the Central Treaty Organiza-
ton, he will attend a council
meeting opening in Washington
October 8. CENTO is the old
Baghdad Pact organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22

a new solidarity among labor
chiefs in the face Of what they
view as a mounting business
mems battle to weaken or ex-
terminate labor organizations.
So convinced are the ALL
CLIO leaders that they have
found the solution to burying
their conflicts and solidifying
labor forces, they plan to hold
a special convention next year
to implement the peace plan.
A convention next year could
have political implications. Nor
mally the next AFL-CIO con-
vention would be held in 1861.
Quickly Adopted
A closed meeting of the ALL
CLIO Executive Council last
night ratified in the record
time OF 20 minutes a plan to
solve inter-union strife that
has plagued rival organizations
for years and drained them
of financial resources. There
was no discussion.
Basically, the plan requires
unions involved in any sort OF
dispute with a rival-over job
right Jurisdiction, raids be-
tween unions, boycotts or riva
union products. or even organ
izing ethics-to let an outside
neutral judge as to which is
right.
Each dispute would be de-
cided on its merits. without
setting a precedent.
Failure to provide such q
binding judicial terminal point
for frequent union squabbles-
causing constant splits among
unions for decades-was the
root of the trouble that drove
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22

Preliminary reports on vot-
ing in other ports along the
East and Gulf Coasts indi-
Gated a heavy margin in favor
of joining the united labor
movement.
The lila was kicked out OF
the ALL five years ago on
charges 1t was dominated by
racketeers.
The AFL-CIO convention
now under way in San Fran
cisco is expected to invite the
lila back into the ranks, carry
ing out a recommendation Of
the AFL-CIO Executive Com
mittee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22

District and vicinity - Fair
and mild tonight; low about
IS. Some cloudiness and con-
.tinued quite warm tomorrow.
Naryland-Fair and mild to-
hight; low generally in the SOS.
Mostly sunny and warm tomor-
row; high in the 80s.
Vfrginia-Fair tonight; low,
1886 in the east and in the
Sos in the west. Partly cloudy
and continued warm tomorrow.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
.peake Bay-West to southwest
winds of about 10 miles per
hour tonight becoming westerly
at 1920 miles per hour to-
morrow. Fair weather. ViSi-
-bility 10 miles.
Pollen Count
The D. C. Medical Society's
ragweed pollen count for the
"a hours ending at 9 am. today
is Sc grains per cubic yard of
air.
River Report
Potomac River clear at Harpers
Ferry and clear at Great Falls. Shen-
.andoah clear at Harpers Ferry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22

on what they felt was wrong
and could be improved upon in
tlle solicitation of funds in the
United Givers and health
group drives.
The major change is that
Federal employees may now
place their contribution in
their own envelope and need
not put their name or any
other personal identification
on the. envelope.
! Abolished is the system
whereby there was mandatory
distribution of Government
envelopes and where employees
had to put their names on the
envelopes if they used this
means to make their contribu-
ton.
The employees main COM
plant was that as long as
they were forced to put their
names on the envelopes. their
contribution was not anony-
nous.
The new system leaves it up
to an employe to use his own
envelope If he wants to, and
the. only identification will be
his Government department or
unit to insure its safe transmit
tai and its accountability.
Also, many agencies never
passed out official envelopes,
with the result that employees,
who could not use their own
envelopes had no way Of keep
ing their contributions secret.
Actually. Federal officials
don't expect too many employees
to make use of the anonymous
envelope system. But they do
feel those employees who want
to contribute anonymously-or
not at all-and do not want
anyone to know what amount,
If any, they contributed, the
new system will respect their
privacy.
HEALTH PROGRAM ELIGI-
BILITY-All Federal employees
who are on the Government
payroll as of next July / will
be- eligible to participate in the
Federal employe health insur-
aa1ce program along with mem
bers of their families. no mat
ter how little time they have
been in Government.
The only years of service
requirement is in connection
with an employees retirement
after next July l. In order to
continue under the health in
surance program after retire
ment, an employe must have
at least IL years of Federal
service.
Incidentally, President Eisen-
hover will sign the health
insurance bill within the next
few days.
SICK LEAVE RULES-The
National Postal Transport As
ISOLATION charges that in some
instances the Post Office De-
partment has been too harsh
in cracking down on sick leave
use by postal workers in in
stances where the employees &C
tually were i'll. It cited several
cases where postal workers died
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22
ILA Locals Vote
For AffiIiution

NEW YORK. Sept. 20 (AP)
The international Long
shoremen's Association APP
peared today to have approved
affiliation with the AFL-CIO
despite heavy votes against
the move in some New York
area locals.
The vote in New York and
New Jersey locals Of the Port
Of New York yesterday was
1910 to 7.7l9 in favor of affilia-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
New Rules Issued
For Charity Drives
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
star stan Writer

> The Presidents Committee Fund Raising within the
Establishment has issued regulations designed to
meet Government employee complaints of pressure" tactics
Ia the various Government charity drives.
The new put into effect based the suggestions
made by Federal employees Nationwide attitude survey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22
AFL-CIO Adopts Pact
On Jurisdiction Issues

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. % (AP)-Top leaders of the
biennial AFLCIO convention working today historic
to submit disputes between rival unions of whatever
character to arbitration putting conflict to the decision Of
outside neutral
The pact worked out BY federation leaders demonstrates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22

For high and low tides at the
following points subtract times In
dicated from the above
Annapolis, 2 hours Bloody Point
Light, 8 hours: Colonial Beach. bA
hours: Deale, 3 hours: Solomons
Island. hours: Point Lookout. 8
hours
Temperature. Humidity Index
The overwhelmingly index for
the Washington area is based on the
relationship between temperature and
humidity Ten per cent are I'M
comfortable when the index reaches
70; half are uncomfortable Of rs and
theoretically everyone ct 70.
Time Temperature Humidity Index
Noon 50 AZ "a
/ pm. SO 40 70
The Sun and Moon
Rises Sets
Sun today 6:5b am. 7:O6 m.
sun tomorrow $3.50 am. 7:04 pm.
Moon today 1882 pm. 1908 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
Furniture
Third Floor, Washington Only

Miss Bunting 3-Seot Metal Gliders, yellow
or green with white bosket-weoVe trim, co. 1899
>-lI-9.s5 Bunting Metal Chairs and Rockers.
yellow or green with white bosket-weoVe trim,
rocker in yellow only --------------e co. 6.97
1855 Hommoeks, king size with pillow, !
green, and turquoise weave ---------eo. 5.S7
4-2s.s5 AirIite Aluminium Innersprins choise
Lounges, |" alum. tubuIor frame, 5-position beck,
greenfield print plastic cushion with white book
1885 Finkel 7-Ft Lown Umbrella, rib, 6"
fringe, lift tilt crank, green or yellow outer cover,
forol inside cover --~------------.eo. 1897
.2-24.s5 FinkeI Beach or Lounge Umbrella, GIFT.
-" Fringe. Alum. spike pole, yellow outer cover,
~$lorol under cover -------------ea. 1877
I-6e.95 EinkeI Lown Umbrella; f., II rib 6"
fringe, lift tilt cronk, oil alum frome and pole,
yellow outer cover foroI under cover 400
1855 TT. Lawn Umbrella, green outer
cover
Io-l3.s5 Aluminium Folding Cot. heed rest,
green soron poid cover ----ee. S.SS
1885 Wrousht-Iron Club Chors, foam cush-
ion, supported postc cover, z black, eoroL
co. 1897
.S-ll.e5 DeIto Sling Chairs, wroueht-iron frame,
4" supported plastic sip-on covers, pink or blue
ca. $40
1855 Butterfly choirs, wroueht-ron frame,
canvas duck covers; ! coroL | green, ! red,
co., SAT
LASS Rotten Peel Settee S.97
6-l3.95 Folding Aluminium Arm choirs with s.
position back rest, podded cover, rose, floral print
co. S.97
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
(BelowJ End Floor, Washington Only

(Below) 2nd Floor, Washington Only
$500 Cotton Poiumss. Cropped-top style;
foro trim. Broken size ronee 800
1853 Cotton Blend Slips. Shadow poneI
book; size "a only
$3.50 NyIon Trieot Slips. Loee over-skrt
over nylon treot; broken size range
ALSO Woltz Gowns. No-ron cotton botste;
white and postes. Broken size range Z for 800
(BelOw) Street Floor indies, Both Stores
i.s9 and 2.s9 Cotton SIeepweor- for 500
Gowns and baby doll poiomos in drp-dN cotton
botste. Dainty prints. Sizes S, N, and L.
79e Briefs end Panties. Royon, cotton blends and
nyIons; broken assortment for LOO
SpeeieI! Broken Assortment Slips, Pettieoots, 1879
(Below) Street Floor indies, Washington Only
$3.50 NyIon Trieot BGby Dolls. Broken ossort-
ment ---------------L- z for 500
2.99, 500 NyIon TFieot SIeepweor. Gowns, sleep
coots, body doll pojomos- Z for 500. 2.5s each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30

2nd Floor, Washington; Street Floor, arlington
500 ArneI PIeeted Washable Skirts. White; sizes
O-IO --T'SS
7.o9 AmeI Print Sleeveless BIouses. Can be worn
tuck-in or over-bIouse style. White grounds with
n1u-coIor floral print. Perfect with white pIeoted
skirt obove Sizes lO-l6---------.--- -4.99
500 Skirts. Royo1/siIk blend; slim style with kick
peots Black, beige Or toost; broken size range
prints or plain. Sizes l0-l8 in group --- 4.sS
2ss-4.es Sportsweor Collection. Bouses Jonoi-
COS, slocks, skirts, knit tops. Broken size ronees
1918 ----- -- 2.39 and z.97
1855 Cotton Tee Shirts and BIouses. Sizes
S. NJ l. or To- III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
Housewares


z4-Res. s.ss z4-Ineh Barbecue GriIIs, chrome
plated adjustable grid. Rubber tired Wheels 500
35-Res. l.l9 Wooden Indoor Dryers with II feet
Of drying spoee. Smooth ------------ SSe
lo-Res. l4.s5 Good Cook Set. Hard finish
enamel eookwore, dutch oven, 2 souce pans and
fry pan -9.99
14-Res. 2.s8 lnstont TobIe Juieers. Eosy 10
clean, hondy to pour and gets oil the juice. Cost
z4-Res. S.ss AII-chrome Step-on Cons COL
Vonized metal insert 4.ee
3o-Res. 5.eS 6-Pe. Kitchen Tool Sets. Ivory
coIored plastic handles 5 tools plus hanging
rock ..---- -- o, ,s.s9
,e-Rss. I.zs chId's Lunch Boxes. Scotch plaid
design ----------------- Sse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
Mems Clothing
Second Floor, Washington Only

4l-Men's $3.50 Imported Roineoots. Made
Of fine imported Swiss popn, woter4repeI-
lent treoted for showers. Solid oyster-ton shade.
Sinele-breosted. roeIon-s shoulders, lop-pockets,
change pocket, bol-eoIlor All in the new shorter
length Sizes regulars 3/3e, 1898, $40, 3/42,
4I4e; longs 6/36, 2/4o, I/44---l3es
l3-Men's SIS Summer Suits, Docron and royons;
royons ond silks in the ossort Sizes regulars Abs;
short /44; longs, 2/38, 3/39, 2/42; extro Long
lI4o. No o!terotions I4ss
24-Men's $ze.s5 to $3s.o5 Summer Sport coots.
Al silk and docron-cottons in the assortment.
Sizes; Reg. 1916. 2/37, ABB, 1889, 4T4o
2/42, VA; shorts l/37, 2/38, l/4o, lI42;
longs l/37. 1913, l/40- 1899
1919 Poirs-Men's 4.ss ond $5.s5 Wosh and Weor
SIceks Cotton cords, polished sheens and royon
tropicos in the assortment. Coors include blues,
greys, tons in the group. Plain and pIeoted fronts
Z8 to 40 in the group No alterations 23s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
Notions
Street Floor. Washington Only

sos to se5 Pepper Covered Chest A nice selec-
elton Of sturdy frone poper covered chest in neutral
: ~pottern which blends with ony decor. Six, seven
~~or nine-drower size included in the group. You
Twill wont several OF this one-trne reduction 1913
~%Plostie Utility cose. These postic utility eoses
: snnoy be used for business, school or vacation for
~~smoll items. Full Upper closure with easy cory
sing handle lueoooe ton color -------- l.3e
- plus fed. tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
Furniture
Lower Level, arlington Only

I 'i-4s.s5 SIT. Lewn Umbrella, automatic lift.
.sRed tloro interior green exterior -------- 1899
$50 Folding Aluminium ckors, yellow and
white plastic webbing ---------------- co. S.SS
$50 DeIto Sling chors, wrought iron frome,
supported postic covers, white and pink.
co. SGT
I-l6.9S Aluminium Folding Choir. OPPOSITION
book, white Plastic cord scot and book, co. 1877
z-l5.s5 Folding Aluminium choisettes, postc
webbing, red ond green os is ----.-----. co. 5.SS
3-4.s5 Basket chOirs, w. |. bose rotton peel
$3.50 Sunton cobenos for o-yeor-round sun
ION DeOuIy co. I'Sd
1-4s.95 FinkeI Innersprns choise Lounge, ou-
mnum frame, new push-button beck adjustment,
florol cushion cover, os is 1897
$50 Aluminium Folding choise Lounges, plos-
:. tic webbing, ! red green, yellow co. 5.e7
: 1-l9.s5 Aluminium Folding choisette, forol pod
.sl-29.e5 Redwood and Aluminium picnic tobIe,
5, 1893
j t-Rotton Peel Settees, os is---------es. 6.97
I 1850 Shott Metal Rockers, green, red and
]. yellow with white trim ca. BAT
1850 Shoot Metal choirs, green, red ond
yellow with white trim --------------ee. 3.47
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
SiIUeTIUOre

Street Floor, Washington Only
$3.50 susor-creomer Sets Chromium plated,
3.ee
$3.50 SiIver-p plotted Tablespoons 2se
5000 and $500 Ice Buckets. SiIverpIoted;
slightly scratched ~ eoeh, 1882
500 and $50 Sterling FIotwoFe. 9 ice teo-
spoons and fruit spoons in Old Colonial pottern,
now, each ---- 3 oo%
4-ll.oo Sterling Butter Knives Old Colonial
pattern; hollow hondes Now, eoch 500"
plus tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
Blankets and Quilts
Street Floor, Washington Only

1855 RuffIed Patchwork Quilts. Reversible,
both sides alike. 90x84" 500
Sit perfect, 1899 blankets. 7oo6 wool, 259o
orion, so silk. Acetate sotn bound Twin size,
white only
16-Frnsed Robes in Case. Acetote, royon and
orion. Plaid. 5ox6o" -----------------l.ss
s-l2.95 All Wool Blankets. Pink or beige.
66xoo" twin size 7.9e
1875 Orion Blend Blankets. Pink, beige, red with
nyIon binding. 9oxo0"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
Below, Washington Only

BeloU, Washington Only
3l-5.S5 to s.s5 Fomous Make Shirts, soed,
unused 2.69
Io-7.s5 to 1000 Fomous Make Low HoIer
Sweaters
l5-7.95 TO S.95 FomouS Make JoeketS- --3.69
9@l2.95 TO 1925 FomouS Make jackets 6.66
$500 to 7.S5 Eomous Moke Knit Shirts, 3.64
9l-4.oo to SOS Swim Trunks, broken sizes, l.69
1870 to 400 Walk Shorts, broken sizes, 1859
6l-2.99 Sonforized BroodeIoth Peiamas l.66
ll-4.oo to 500 FGmOus Make Short-SIeeve
knee-Lensth Poiomos
1850 Fomous Make JeweIry Sets e9e
$3.50 to $50 Fomous Make Cuff Links or
Tie Ben 66e
- plus tax
l3s-l.o0 to $50 Ties, reduced to clear 29e
3-lz.s5 Femous Make, Terry Lined cobono
$3.50 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts loo
$3.50 Wash-ond-WeoF Short Sleeve Dress
Shirts -------- "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
Clearance of
Summer Fabrics
Street Floor, Washington Only =

1000 yds. 7oe to sse Reyon Dress FabFies,
chromespun joequords, novelty weoves, toffeto
prints - 39e I'd.
500 yds. sse ROyon and Silk Prints, eeometre and
100 yds. 2.95 Cotton VeIveteen, wine only. Twill
back, fine quoIity- I'd.
1000 yds. Polished and Drip-DTy Cotton Prints,
sc" wide 2se I'd.
200 yds. 7se Cotton Denim, plain and stripes, So"
vide 6oo VI. 20, - m n,;,px co,,o, ps;I yc
36" wide -.--- -- --3ee yd.
500 yds. l.4e Printed Cotton Satin I'D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
Misses Budget
SpOrtSiCeUr
(Belop) Street Floor, Washington Only

IBeIOiUJ Street Floor, " dShIngToH UnIY
$3.50 PIoysuits. Checked oinohom button
back pIoysuit with matching boomers. Sizes u
ID; pink, moize or blue
l25-z9s TO 800 Skirts. Cotton in solid coIors
or prints; sheath or Impressed pIeoted styles; some
with self belts Sizes lots in group 80
l75-l.oo-2.e9 Sportsweor Collection. Includes
cotton-knit tubes and cotton cops TO fit sizes TO-
IS; skirts, Capri points; sizes l0-l6, Stripes,
prints, pIods and plain coIors in group 5ee TO l5s
l25-2ee, 800 Cotton Boieros and Joekets
Shorts eeved and sleeveless styles in collection
White, solid coIors and prints; sizes small ond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
GIOUeS, HGndEerchiefS,
Umbrellas
Street Floor, Both Stores

Street Floor, Both Stores
$50 pn.-2.oo Gloves. Fomous brand double
woven nylon or cotton gloves; shortie and spon
styles. White, beige or pink; sizes 68 in group,
l.59
Mems, Women's Soc Handkerehiefs. For women:
SWss-enbroidered cottons, cotton prints Mems
cotton fobric with hand embroidered TV initials
or linen with "" hens ------ 3ee, 8 for 100
Women's 4.S5-5.95 Umbrellas. All have imported
novelty style hondIes and imported French ocetote
royon covers; plain colors or prints
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
79t
TOiLetf'ieS

Street Floor, Washington Only
6o-2ss Imported SunsIosses Several styles,
lao
3l-l.ss SoIinsen Pedieure Nippers- e9e
3s-l.oo SoIinsen Manicure Scissors 4se
1870 Travel Mirrors in Plastic cose 6ee
3s-l.oo Tipette Nail Polish. Selection Of shades,
4ee plus tex