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1939-12-14 [P B-11] 900 Being Notified Miss Armour Rites To Be Held Today Of for Funeral services for Miss Mary J. Exceptional opportunities Eligibility Armour, veteran retired employe of the Department of Agriculture, who to SAVEI Security Payments died Tuesday, will be held at 5 p.m. today at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral Four Groups to Gain home, 2901 Fourteenth street N.W. $49.75 and $59.75 Most by Action, Burial is to be at Stillman Valley, 111., birthplace of Miss Armour. SIXTIETH Corson Says ANNIVERSARY— Miss Armour died on the way to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fladd of Emergency Hospital from an ail- Winter 900 Dis- Approximately potential Chase who Coats Chevy Gardens, ment which had caused her retire- trict beneficiaries for monthly old- observed their 60th wedding ment last year. She had been em- Fur-trimmed age and survivors insurance benefits Beautifully anniversary December 3 at ployed by the Department of Agri- are notified of their to to 17 being rights, the of 50 MISSES and JUNIORS—Sizes 14 20,11 home their daughter, culture since 1918 and was serving for the Social Board an- Security Mrs. P. Barton Root. Mr. and as Solicitor Mastin G. to to nounced. secretary to 40 for WOMEN and SHORTER WOMEN—36 44, 33x/l 43Vl Mrs. Fladd, former residents White before her retirement. She Three groups are being informed of Kansas, have two living is survived by a sister, Mrs. Jennie in BLACK with BLACK FURS. Persian Lamb panels to waist or hem, of their eligibility, those who have Van Briesen of Stillman Valley, who Plenty children, three grandchildren l vestee rever shawls! Fox shawls! received under is in Washington for the funeral, wing, scarf, small collars, fronts, Black-dyed lump-sum payments and three great-grandchil- and a Armour, also the original Social Security Act, brother, Dugald With GREY FURS. Kit Fox shawls—Persian chin collars—on grey, blue! dren.—Harris-Ewing Photo. of Stillman Valley. f account holders who have reached With BROWN FURS. chin collars. Fisher-dyed Fitch plastron of 65 the last three Dyed Kolinsky the age during Mink chin collars. On •nave an«4 tVinca tl'fll hoPATYin fronts, collars. Skunk collars, Jap-dyed brown, black, years old next year and become green, wine coats! eligible for benefits immediately on Mosey ond diagonal weaves in woolens—warmly interlined! retirement. their GrandFood Coat Shops, Third Floor However, there are four groups of Gifts account holders with most to gain through this action, John Corson, director of the Bureau of Old-Age Make it a gift that's "so good and Survivors Insurance, said yes- want to eat it!" We mean as: you V -Pocket terday. He lists them Sparkly "Those who have received lump- Light our festive holiday food baskets •um benefits under the old law, and Who expect no further benefits. piled high with good things Frocks! "Those who. because of repeated Dark! Bolero! change of residence, recent unem- to eat and all dressed up with or have lost ployment carelessness, cellophane, ribbons and holly. JUNIORS' touch with their accounts and MISSES' WOMEN'S otherwise have lost several New Print might Wide price range on baskets months' benefits through overlook- Newest Pranks ing their rights. already prepared. Or we'll “Those who wish to remain em- Glitter to taste Festivities ployed after 65, but who will then fill them exactly your undertake part-time or lower-paid and liking. employment. Though these workers For Evening may not be immediately eligible *1295 for payments they may. by prompt application, peg their future month- Pockets are news! benefits to the 1 *1695 Meats ly higher average Fancy Quality \_Fancy Fresh Prints are news! So monthly wrage they had before 65. Producej New on holiday we them "Those who have sometimes failed JUICE light put together PRIME RIB FINEST FLORIDA fashions—- to report their social security ac- Dress in fun frocks for count numbers to their employers. 1 TWO TONES! Juniors— *1695 Light pocket-size These will have ample opportunity '■>- 2ao* 25* 1 shirring scrolls and 9 to 15! Here's one to establish their right to added ROAST 35® Oranges neckline on dark- wage credits and higher benefits,” f high Duco-printed—snow- 4 — he said. er tone! It's this new flaked black Shoulders covered FRESH PHILA. FRESH GREEN BUNCH rayon— In all, 528,575 account holders silhouette—so fitted, with little bolero and with a shower of bril- j Who may be eligible for retirement liant in flash- so flarina, so much Spring hinting white beading benefits next year are being notified >» «• lowor R'up ing colors, or rhine- throughout the country. Distribu- CAPONS 39® Broccoli 15c woicted! collar! stones and white-fire tion of the notices began early this with Imht blue—Moss More Print news in bole- month and is expected to be com- w|th nreen— beads—in little FANCY FRESH WHITE & pleted by December 22. Some claims flowered frocks with ro that a 5P 13 I n <-1- with nn> 'o. tops slimly have been received, it was SWEETBREADS already tucked bodices, long lovely formal gown. said, but the bulk of the returns Jumbo CAjk Rayon crepe in misses' waistlines, stitch Your new "jewel" is not expected until after the first Size Pair Mushr’msb 29c 0*fC Take a at dress of the year. sizes. look pleated skirts—9 to for gala holiday _ the new afternoon 17, $12.95 to $19.95 evenings — in white, No like the for famous black with black or wine rayon tipie holidays serving Magruder's dyed-to- Fourth Floor Robber of Truck Driver Junior Deb Shop, Women's sizes. (^andy and Bakery Specialties match lace, too! crepe. Police Misses' Moderate Price Women's Dress Shop, Sought by Second Floor P.M. Dresses, Second Floor Robbery squad detectives today Open Daily Except Sunday From 8 A.M. to 6 were looking for a colored bandit Who jumped on the running board of an upholstery company truck last MAGRUDER, Inc. D u n h i 11 at Fifth and Neal N.W. Prints! I night place Screen and robbed the driver of $42. 1138 Connecticut Ave. an of the Carroll Brown, employe (Between M and L) Willit Upholstery Co., 406 Tenth I ADr,FR Speeds ■treet N.W., told investigators the bandit jumped oh the truck and you into thrust a pistol in his face when he stopped for a traffic sign at the in- tersection. Print! Mr. Brown said he handed over the money, and the holdup man snatched the truck keys before fleeing. A colored thief who grabbed $13 .24 from the cash register of a laundry in the 1800 block of Four- >$395 teenth street N.W. late yesterday also was being sought by police to- Polka Dot rayon day. The theft occurred when the youth asked the clerk, Mrs. Marian j5. cardigan frocks! Blue, for a pair of trousers, and she went to the clothes rack in a rear TWO-HEAT CHROMIUM Color-charm for Scroll print spun I room in search of them. ^ — rayon with little Mrs. Blue told police the youth MASTER larger sizes GRILL ** had visited the shop a few minutes screened collar! earlier and had left to ‘‘ask his prints 0 Triple plated chrome finish. For sister” the name under which the to a softness “Rie rac" the first time it is now possible stripe trousers were left after the clerk b to have an item which will sup- that's bias- failed to find them under the name wonderfully spun rayon, ply all cooking needs in a single he had given her. Gala skirt unit. This wos becoming. Lacty (sketched; When Mrs. Blue left the front made to sell at a SCs II to wear to don't- 12 to 20). room, she said, the visitor vaulted "Beautiful much higher price. H the cash from dress the counter, scooped holiday par- Monotone the and fled. Was $8.95 rayon register ties. under | |? GrancJ $K buttoned-to-hem! Winter Coats— Flower-Crown A. F. G. E. Will Meet ufc prints on navy, I FeU So gay, so fresh- Tomorrow brown or black V/omanly w. Night 0,,'r" looking you'll the new na- holiday With James B. Burns, r* rayon crepes. See I Hot for Crown want to get into in the *P- tional president, attendance, how this enough District American Fed- subtly Ch-r iust * ((owerI. one right away— department, I ,e" 9 i^hos eration of Government Employes, is fashioned with sottening Viking and for print o hed no V. you can, will meet at 8 o'clock tomorrow night I brown, f —with its block D u n h I at the Hamilton Hotel. Mr. Burns stripes I l Tr W. in Kay i I is expected to speak. BIRCH PORTABLE worked for slim- Dresses fit to per- Results in the annual election of ~ 24, ming ecfect! Sizes fection! 12 to 40 officers were announced today by PHONOGRAPH I b,UCHheadsae ^ion^ Internal Revenue Lodge of the Fed- 40 to 4 8 | Floor in A handsome -fabricoid case in Vi Vi. No¥No* on Third this group. eration. ffhey are: *»••*»■ various colors—speed control range I Better William G. Schutz, president; Women's Dress * Cotton Dress*!, — full-toned sound chamber- Larger Richard C. Vingoe, Guy F. Gloss- all size records. Fifth Floor brenner, Mrs. Irene C. Monroe, Miss plays Shop, Second Floor holds Inez Justus, Fred J. Boiseau, Louis Record case up C. Cyze and Carl A. Baumann, vice to a dozen records.
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