St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 122

2.1 Sept. 9. 1962 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MAGNUSON LIKELY TO PRIMARY EASILY WN iT-5Li lira OLYMPIA, Sept. 8 tmrnl Come in and see bur brilliant selection of high-fashion fall and winter fabric! Exciting new textures vibrant new autumn color imported and domestic designer fabric from the market of the world. AH, priced unbelievably lowl Come in early for the very best selection.

Unequaled designer woolens from the world's outstanding fashion mills! Reg. $7.99 to $13.99, Woolen and worted in dree, uit glo, Worumbo, Cobb and Jenkins and many others. Luscious mohair blends, broadcloths, fleeces, ottomans, fur fiber blends and boucles. All sponged and pre-shrunk in an array of gorgeous hues; all 54 inches wide. Fabrics Second Downtown, West roads, River Roads N) v.

i (UPI) Senator Warren G. Mag' nuson, a member of Congress since 1937 and of the Senate since 1944, will seek the Demo cratic nomination for a new term next Tuesday in Washington's primary election. Magnuson, chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, faces only token opposition from John Pa trie, a bearded self- styled eccentric who said that he filed for the office "only as a protest." Seeking the Republican nom ination for Magnuson's Senate seat are Richard G. Christen- a a I iitharon minictAt flnrl Ben Larson, a high school prin cipal. Both are making their first campaign for public office, Secretary of State Victor A.

J4eyers predicted a light turn-' I nut of voters because the gov' ernorship is not at stake and the Senate contest is the only state-wide race. All seven of the state's mem' bers of the House of Representa tives are seeking re-election. Five of them. Republicans Thomas Pelly, Jack Westland, Catherine May and Thor C. Tot lefson, and Democrat Julia Butler Hansen, are unopposed for their party's nomination.

Representative Walt Horan, a Republican, will be opposed for the nomination by Don Wessels, a Spokane business man and a political newcomer. Representative Don Magnuson, a Democrat, will face three challengers for the nomination. None has held public office in the past. Don Magnuson is not related to the Senator. Washington's primary law the only one of its kind in the nation permits a voter to split his ticket.

A voter may cast his ballot in the Republican primary for one office and in the Democratic primary for another. QUICK-DRAW CHESS EXPERTS ARE TOLD TO PLAY THE GAME 'STOCKHOLM, Sept. 8 (UPI)-The International Chess Federation Congress ended Thursday with a decision aimed at stopping "grand master draws" in intsr-national matches. In the interzonal world Chess Tournament in Stockholm last winter, and more recently in the Curacao world semifinals, it was not unusual for chess masters to agree on a draw after only 10 moves. The congress has decided that both players may be declared losers if they agree on a draw bftfnrn 30 moves.

Tournament referee may, however, make exceptions. The congress's decision is to be applied at the chess Olympics which open at Varna Sept. 15. A congress spokesman refused to 6ay whether United States delegates suggested the new rule. Informed sources said United States champion Bobby Fischer, who is to take part at Varna, was eager to have the draw decision passed.

CONTRACT BRIDGE LEAGUE WILL HOLD TOURNAMENT A three session bridge tournament will be held by the American Contract Bridge League of Greater St. Louis Saturday and next Sunday at the Coronado and Chase-Park Plaza Hotels. A one-session mixed pair game will be held at the Coronado at 8 p.m. Saturday. A one-session individual game will be held at the Chase-Park Plaza at 9 a.m.

Sunday, followed by a two-session open pair game at 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. Two special pair games will be held at the same 'time for those not wishing to enter the championship event. Proceeds of the tournament will be used to finance a national tournament here next March. PEREGRINE SOCIETY TO HOLD FUND-RAISING CAMPAIGN The St. Louis Peregrine Society's 1962 fund raising drive will open tomorrow, Mrs.

Roy Arthur, campaign chairman, announced yesterday. Door-to-door solicitations will be made for five days beginning Wednesday. In addition, there will be special tag days at shopping centers and other locations Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The fund raising drive is being conducted by 4000 volunteers. The Peregrine Society provides surgical dressings, sickroom furniture, post-operative equipment and prescription medication to home cancer patients in St.

Louis and St. Louis county without charge. The society's headquarters are at 4030 Chouteau avenue. CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S PICNIC A picnic for children under the care of the St. Louis Society for Crippled Children will be held today at Camp Daniel Boone on Highway 94 in St.

Charles county. There will be games, pony rides and refreshments. The picnic, to begin at noon, is sponsored by the men's club of the society. The public is invited to attend. Rich Peau de soie! $199 yd.

Yarn-dyed acetate in black, old gold, red, willow, Kelly, spruce, peacock or bright blue; 50 inches. Reg. $2.99. Fashion-right worsted Attuned to today easy-care living! suits, costumes; in black, red, camel inches. A Luxury Fabric buy.

Regularly $7.99. $499 at yard and coat weight from Forstmann, An Milium coat lining! 1 yd. Warmth without weight for your winter coats, in rayon satin Milium lining; 45 inches wide. Regularly $1.69 yard. Pure silk organza! $1 The most luxurious fabric for those enormously important dressy occasions; 42 inches wide.

Regularly $1.69 yard. Cotton prints! 88c yd. Washable, a resistant prints in cotton satin. Florals, and other designs; 36 inches vide. Regularly $1.49 yard.

Plush fur collars! $1299 Natural ranch mink, black fox, lynx, racoon, for dresses, suits, sweaters. Reg. $16.99. All, plus 10 Fed. tax.

Beautiful 100 Acrilan Machine washable woven acrylic bright red, blue, royal, camel or cognac. So right for fall and winter. 62 inches. Regularly double knit jerseys! For dresses, and others; 60 $l99 yd. double knit jerseys! fibers in black, $099 yd.

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45 inches wide. Regularly $2.59. Black dress crepts! $1 yd. Acetates and acetate rayons for that fall necessity the black crepe dress; 42-45 inches. Reg.

$1.69 to $1.99. Acetate prints! 88c yd. Hand washable Estron acetate prints in subtle and brilliant, fall colors; 45 inches wide. Regularly $1.39. Two-ply suiting! $1 yd.

Washable, crease resistant, water and spot repellent cotton suiting for fall; 44 inches wide. Regularly $1.99 yard. Beautiful nylon net! 29c yd. Black, white, pink, blue, royal, red, Kelly, green, mint, orchid, maize, purple and others; 72 in. Reg.

49c. Fashionable novelty woolens and worsteds! 1 weeds, 6tripes, checks, worsted crepes, plaids and $099 Woven cotton gingham! 69c yd. Transitional dark plaids, guaranteed washable requiring little or no ironing; 45 inches. Regularly $1.19. Sanitized lining! 59c yd.

Hand washable acetate lining for sheaths in your choice of beautiful fall colors; 45 inches wide. Reg. 79c yard. Chantilly lace! $179 yd. A beautiful trim in black, white, beige, pink, blue, red, toast and other beautiful colors.

Regularly $2.99 yard. textured solids; 54 inches wide. Reg. Chic wool flannels for Luxuriously soft wool flannels that have so many uses in the fashion conscious wardrobe. Priced to pamper every budget.

54 inches wide. Reg. $2.99. Washable, wearable pinwale cotton corduroy White, pink, baby blue, maize, shocking pink, leaf, sand, mint, Baltic blue, turquoise, charcoal, gold, orange, black, shrimp, scarlet, American Beauty, avo- cado, emerald, moss, beige, toast, copper, other colors 9C yd- 36 inches wide. Regularly $1.19.

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