The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 23, Ed. 1 Monday, July 5, 1954 Page: 3 of 12
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fA«4- THtUTTOVm SI
Auto Workers
Guarani
Walter Reuther got pushed
line of fire in the CIO's fight
teed annual wage this week
Steelworkers signed titeir
with the steel industry.
The steelworkers, in eoir.j
tivps 0:
lives was the guaranteed am
when the sew contract was
dsv no mention was made *
Reuther, as GO preside:
has been leading the annul
But steelworkers President
STARTS TOMORROW ALL OVER THIS COUNTRY! THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS OF BLANKETS
BOUGHT FROM AMERICA'S FINEST MAKERS! PENNEY'S PAID CASH ON THE BARREL HEAD FOR
ENOUGH TO STOCK OVER 1600 STORES AND THEY ARE SHIPPED DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY TO
US! OTHER BLANKET EVENTS MAY COME AND GO -BUT MOST PEOPLE WAIT FOR PENNEY'S!
SUN SLANTS
HELP WHERE IT HELPED
THERE IS hardly a handful of Te
ers who won't make more mon*
next term than they made last ter
The one man who had more to
any other dne peraor. tn the atate ii
Cr*.
He it the only person Sn the s
authority to call the State L^gia.at
aion. Texas haa 6.000.000 folk* rr.or
governor is the only one who has
Gov. Sbivert did call the ieg'.sl
aeesion last March, and the Segi
to the governor"! urging and did
lor teacher# making the minimum
and what ia more important the
at the urging of thia same govern
taxe* to provide the money to pay
Ta n.AiilsI aa«m fn er* fhlft ^-VPFT-
Sensational offer launches
Penney’s July Blanket Event!
' It would »e*m to me that every
Texas wouid he appreciative of t
tior. and would reward him with U
port on July 24.
gfiOO DEBACLE BEST FORGOTT
THE ALTERNATIVE is to vote a
didate who never has done anyth!
ers of Texas. He hasn't had a chi
never been in position tbxia so.
There may be tome in the teachii
are still rankled about that W
an earlier regular .session but wi
aary taxes to furnish fftc money. T
have the support of Gov. Shiver
friends at that time, particularly
lng fraternity.
DURAFLEECE FASHION
BLANKETS MO
tAJLVunu: uarmvai geen, sun name, h ■ p^i gg»
cariooa red, marigold, tropic blue, sea 7r WMe
mist, candy pink, Acafata-iafin bound! tti Lbs.
Thai* are Pennty'i big succass-story blankats—bought up by tb*
hundreds from their vary first introduction to our cuitomtrsl
Durafleece is no ordinary bland. To 10% wool, Pannay's adds
90% of a vary special rayon, a rayon sat in a permenmant wav#!
Subject this rayon to water and it doesn't flatten, lose its spring,
comas out curly as aver Result—Pannay's Durafleece blankets
CHOOSE Carnival Green, Sun Flame,
Carloca Red, Marigold, Tropic Blue,
Candy Pink, Lsfae, Sea Mist, Acetate-
satin bound.
I SIZE
7*xM”
LOOKING A'
Take the beauty of rayon! The strength of nylon! Weave them
together, you get a truly magnificent blanket, a rare buy at Pen-
nay's fantastic low price. Not only does nylon contribute its
famous long-wearing quality to your blanket, but actually makes
it possible to hap it to a new richness of depth without losing any
of the strength necessary for long wear. You get luxury, warmth,
and year-after-year of lovely service. 90% rayon, 10% nylon.
3 lb. ALL)
Blanket
Although my correepondent dor
take It from her letter that ahe wi
think one of her chores la mllkin
ahe doesn’t make it quite clear.
The milkmaid’s life la made mi
out ip Hollywood there la
cause c— t -----------
cars and sables and swimming
her.
MY NEW YC
in rich clear
decorator colors!
NEW YORK - Had not Beverly
the movies one night laat year and
an improbable production about li
she would not have been in my o
me to help her dig up IS women
Read on. . . .
MU* Putnam is a tall, dark-n
few months ago. after having *
maybe It was just because *»>• »
ited the much-publicised all-fir
Africa. I looked her up because
discover how 13 girU ever stuck
thick and thin in the Jungle. Wh
today, however, in a snappy Clairi
and skirt designed for safari tri
had forgotten the aafarl. Now *1
all-girl elephant hunt, already ye
"8o if you know any females, p
tween 28 and 48. who have *S,1»
hunt elephants in Africa thU Sef
m# know,” «he tald briikly. We 1
plete with Inner-spring beds, tel
laundry and ironing, a chef of our
lzea in antelope soups, refrigerator
everything else." I told her If I
-«**«#*• HmwP h?r own I'd «
GUARANTEED 2 YEARS!
Penney's Luxury Electric
BLANKETS
ALL WOOL 90" LONG
BLANKETS
Youri with unconditional 2*
yaar guarantee against me-
chanical defects and moth
damaga
It’s aaiy to »a# why thrifty-mindad modarm comidar Pannay's
•loctric blankat a tramandoui aconomy! With tha alactrie blan-
ket you dial your most comfortabla tampertaura . . . santHrva
tharmostati maintain that tamparatura all night long! It's tho
Single Centre!
IWi"
Thick fleecy nap shields you from deep
winter cold. Full 90" length gives you
lots of tuck-in room. Choose from car-
nival green, sun flame, others. All
acetate satin bound. Unconditional 5-
yoar guarantee against moth damaga.
Behind
the
Muuuj
This It tSfind of value Hurt makes Tu!y the mbtttti ta hay blankets
at Penney's! Think of it-only 1M for this 3 lb. beauty-every
strand, every bach of It port resilient wool! Here’* warm comfort for
tboss chill nights ahead... strength to see yon thrn Winter-utter
Winter of wonderful wear! Here are colors to eontribate rich decora-
tive secent shades to your bedroom decor. Pastel, vibrant*, deeptone*
—perfect for children's or mater bodroens, for gncet blankets, for
Blanketing is 50% wool, 25% cotton, 25%
Sun Flam*, Carloca Rad, Candy Pink, Tro|
FLORAL DESIGN
JACQUARD
BLANKETS
valna-spaeially offered la brunch
mail Buy enough now, SAVE If
LAY-AWAY, bold year soiectiou
soee Carnival Green, Sun Please
A, Sea Mist, Tropie BHml Acetal*
DATELINE: H
JAPANESE MOVIES, most of tl
Invade the art theaters of the U. 8
Other foreign films, a Japanese m
revealed
Maaaaichl Nagala last year sen
bomon”. as a test around the wort
first Japanese film exported to W
won an academy award In Hollyw
prises at European film festival*.
“I decided that artistically am
picture* could be exported and ^
United State* and Europe would
films," explained the balding prod
Interpreter.
TWa trip b* previewed to mor
here, “Hail. <J*te". »d "Upeteu",
lenaed soon In this country.
Colorful flora! design makes
•has# thick, vwarm jacquard
blankets a good buy so
many ways! Us* them as
blankets . . . as eovarfats
... os outdoor blankats
too! Thoy'r* soft 10%
rayon, 50% cotton, with
hammod ends; 70"*I0."
Kua, rod; win#, hunter,
’ .....
■ Hugs your mattraM Ilk# •
I fiiiiod shoat, yat gives you
I plenty room! Penney's fit-
I ted blanket is a warm bland
W. of 10% cotton, 45% ray-
on, 1% wool. Aeotata sat-
in kaund... and tha mitrad
comae* art reinforced, wfl!
• '.JMfr 1 1 wAasw wdtkinrtt
Iff wwfivm 1 m*n7
r.,u.
PAY CASH OR USE OUR EASY PLAN
WAY OR THE OTHER BUY THEM NO
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AND WHOSOEVER wu not
In book of Ilf* wu cut I
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 23, Ed. 1 Monday, July 5, 1954, newspaper, July 5, 1954; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1042051/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.