Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1937, Page 23

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JOBLESS GENSUS PLANG PREPARED Commerce Department Out- checks were made to determine how the number fluctuated.” | Under the Commerce Department plan, the census would be kept up | to date by “‘sample” counts in various segments of industry after the can- vass had been made. Officials said the census would re- quire 20,000 to 25000 workers and could be completed in two to three months, They expressed opposition to any plan for using relief workers to make THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1937. annA “The Avenuc"=7th, Sth and O Sts- * B—7 BUCILLA" CROCHET KITS s SYe —Each kit contains sufficient cotton to crochet a three-piece chair set, as well as directins for making. Choice of two pat- terns. lines Survey Which May | the count, asserting the detailed study could best be made by persons Cost $15,000,000. iy for chosen especially for the work by BY the Assoctated Press. Kann's—Fourth Floor the Census Bureau. Voluntary Plan Opposed. Suggestions that the census be | ported today they have laid the :akml mmucg \'okl)ugtflry essie ion also were described as not feasible r T $15,- groundwork for s proposed because, it was said. many jobless 000,000 census of the unemployed, probably would not register, which congressional advocates con- | Plans for the census, omcials said, tend would “let us know where we |€nvision the use of forms which would a4 {supply new information on the prev- 1 % S 2 alence of unemployment by age | Several bilis authorizing a Nation-| groups, sexes, regions and_industries. wide jobless count are pending in| In gqdition, it was said, the type‘ Congress, and officials said they Would | of work the now jobless could best | recommend enactment of legislation | 4o would be determined and the num- at this session. r of" “unemployables” defnitely @ 350 pkgs. Ivory Stationery, 50 0 y 2 ea. Representative Kerr, Democrat, °“g;ed folded sheets and 50 envelopes, North Carolina, & member of the| ynder existing law, the Census wrapped in cellophane. Each, 20c. House Census Committee, said an|pyreau is authorized to count the | ® 2 dozen Sixer Pencils . . . No. Pencil Boxes (16 fillings), 20¢ 12 Scratch Pads (3x6 or o 4x6 size) . 20c unemployment canvass would provide |y, 10y in e s Lh e nemployed the general 1940 | 2 lead and good eraser___20c 300 Index Cards, 3x5 size, 20c Mechonical Pencils, use 4-in. relief needs. leads < 20c Sees Cost Justified. “Of course, the cost would be sub- Lever Filling Fountain Pens 2 20c 3 Stenographic Note Books, Multi-loop, wire bound . 20c Commerce Department officials re- | UNUSUAL BARGAINS In Home and Office Needs Choice of These ltems Special Purchase! 50 Sets of CRETONNE Slip Covers are when relief needs are consideres Regularly $7.95 Do —Colorful sets to brighten up faded three-piece living room suites. Eight pieces, consisting of covers for one sofa (state whether 76 or 84 inches long), two chairs (club, wing or button back styles) and five separate cushions. Kann's—Third Floor. census. Bureau authorities said the ca.n-[ vass would cost considerably less | than $15,000,000 in conjunction with | I think |the regular census, but commerce officials asserted it should be made | as soon as possible. | how many unemployed there are, and | If Congress acts at this session, they | the value of a census would be | declared, the census probably could inestimable, particul | 1 pt. Library Paste 2 pt. Le Page’s Mucilage, 20¢ V2 pt. Le Page’s Ink ____.20c Double Ink Eradicator .. 20z 120 Commercial Envelopes (6% size) 20c 1 box Rubber Bands. Grey or colored. Popular size 20c 30 Sheets Carbon Paper 20c 500 Manilla Second Sheets, 20c 1 M. Gem Clips ________.20c stantial” he asserted. “but it would be a wise expenditure. “It is now anybody's guess as to if continuing ! be taken next Fall. 50c to $1.00 BOXED STATIONERY —1 to 215 quire boxes, offer- ing writing paper for every Py bordered papers, folded and flat sheets, correspondence cards. Some Eaton need. Gift boxes, utility boxes, cedar chests, cre- papers and specials from our finest manufacturers. White and colors. e CHILD’s PICTURE TAKEN Have you ever seen the way we take children’s pictures? No fuss — no bother — mo tiring-out~ process. We make it like playing a game . . . the children have fun, and the pictures are splendid ? HOLIDAY SPECIAL ————————————~$225 tonne boxes. Plain and eight by tem pictures . . . and a 3 PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM most attracrively designed with space for eight 8x10 pictures—perfect way to keep & permanent record of those priceless years of childhood! No Appointment Necessary — Downstairs Bookstore 7 ° ann s 9x12 Ft. Size PERSONAL STATIONERY Printed With Your Name and Address 79¢ Writing Paper Specials @ Eaton's Highland Linen. Pound paper in our three most popular sizes. Gladstone, 72 large folded sheets. Whitley, 12 smaller folded sheets. Car- men, 60 large single sheets. Each with two packages (25 each) of Eaciobes RS 89c 200 Single Sheets and 100 Envelepes @ Kann's Special Pound Paper —linen finish. 72 folded or sheets and 50 envelopes. 3 4 100 Folded Sheets and Regularly 45c_ C 100 Envelopes ® Old Mission Vellum, 72 sheets and 50 envelopes in large —Crisp Bond Paper with your folded or single sheets, or 100 name prinfed m dark blue. sheets and 50 envelopes in club No C. 0. D. or Phone Orders size single sheet. 45 —Delivery in two weeks after re- Regularly 59c box.... c ceiving order. —Refreshingly cool looking, colorful rugs for the summer home. The clear, vivid colors are woven in stripes to form a plaid design, and go through the rug, so that they can be used on either side— the ends are fringed and the colors in- clude tan, green, rust, brown and beige. $13.95 $4.45 8x10 ft. 4x7 ft. WOODWARD & LOTHROP 10™11™ F aNp G STREETS Proye DIsmricr 5300 27x54 in. Kann's—Third Floor. SPECIAL PURCHASE “CAPITOL” Inner Spring 3x6 ft. Entertain Effortlessly at & Bridge Luncheon Repay your social obligations easily, charm- ingly, in the delightful atmosphere of a private room adjoining the Tea Room. A delicious luncheon, beautifully served—will be prelude to an afternoon of play. We will even buy prizes, tallies and special decorations for you, if you wish. Arrangements should be made well in advance of the date you select. Maittresses $21.95 Values 1:3.99 —We've just fifty mattresses and they won't last long at this price. Capitol Brand, with tiny resilient coils (221 to full size) under layers of felt. All sizes covered with figured art ticking. TeA RooM, SEVENTH FLOOR. 0nyx Desk sets, 54.79 —Beautiful Mexican onyx sets consisting of foun- tain pen (swivel mounted on onyx base), paper knife, metal perpetual calendar, rocker blotter and 12x19-inch desk pad with gold tooled leather corners. Kann's—Third Floor. 89c Desk Pads a9e —Choice of 12x19, 16x21 and 19x24 sizes with 22-kt. gold Fountain Pens 69e —Black, burgundy, green or gray striped effects with gold- Now at a New Low Price! The Popular Turbolator packs a special kit To Give Your Face a New Spring Look tooled cowhide corners and 3 sheets of blotting paper. Black, brown, green, blue and red. $1.19 Book Ends 94c —Oolonial brass-finished book ends in nine different designs— Blacksmith, Lion, Dog, Horse, Elephant, Ship, etc. filled bands and irridium-tipped 14-kt. gold point. Lever filled. Sizes for men or women. 2 Decks Playing Cards 68 —American Beauty playing cards—discontinued designs—with gilt edge. Two decks in gift box. Paper Napkin Specials 3 Pkgs. 650 25c Per Package EASY Washer DISCONTINUED $89.95 MODEL *69.95 —One of the largest and best of the Turbo- lator models. Equipped with electric pump that empties the washer without tedious labor and many other EASY features in- (Cellophane Wrapped) cluding: @ 1314x13%, napkins, white, pink, C green or yellow; 125 to pkg. G. E. Motor—Requires no Oiling. Large Green Porcelain Enameled Tub Large Heavy-Duty Wringer and Gear Case. Mounted on Rubber casters to prevent marking the floor. 3-Zone Purbolator that washes all the elothes all the time. preparations you need for new-sea- son radiance. In three skin types__ ‘ToaLeTrIEs, "AlsLx 13, Fmst FLoOR. Sun Suited by hand Sandboxgaiety—hand- A less expensive way to buy the five 52 50 L] @ 18x18 napkins, white, green, yel- o low, pink; 100 to pkg. L] ] @ 13%x13%% napkins in reinbow oolor; 125 to & pkg. Kann's—Street and Third Floors @ 100 Composition Poker ) Chips, embossed design. 65c value - =5 57(! ® 50c Score Pads, 12 pads and 6 pencils ____ 39° d . hi @ Suede Bridge Table Covers made—in white or pas- with three-letter monogram. tel cottons with festive fon ) Choice of several col- BQ@ contrast. Sizes 1 to 3. ! - i ors . . < @ 25c Maytime Waxed Paper— $I |5 125 feet of excellent quality @ 50c Indexed Letter File, cor= InvANTS’ FURNISHINGS, .~ 24-Sheet Roll of White Tiesue Paper, reg. 10c roll— 6 rolls for 47¢ 12 rolls for 89¢ ® 25c Kraft or White Wrap- ping Paper—24x36 size, 12 sheets to roll. 190 ® 59¢ “Kann’s” White Bond Typewriter paper. Sheer, Dotted Organdy S3=-Piece Scarf Sets —Dainty sets for your bedroom. Five 5 9 [ waxed paper in cutter respondence size, with s 19¢ @ 19x24 Blotters in mosaic de- sign and various colors. Reg. 10c es. or 6 39 all standard makes of 390 for B0c. Now 6 for c typewriters Stationery Dept. Sireet Floor A ) pieces of crisp, sheer organdy with a small white dot on pastel colored grounds. 36 and 45 inch scarfs and three pieces for the vanity—all for this low price. Kann's—8treet Floor. @ 75¢c Typewriter Ribbons for

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