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Evening star., 1942-04-23
Rutland DepIores Lag
In Cancer Clinic Visits

Failure Of Washington residents
10 take full advantage Of the can
Ger diagnostic clinics being oper-
sted this month In connection with
the national cancer control program
was deplored yesterday by Health
Officer George c. Rutland.
He reported that 50 far but liz
persons had presented themselves
for examination at the special
clinics opened April In eight
Washington hospitals. as compared
with about 80 persons in former
yeark
DR.. Rnhland emphasized that
early diagnosis was the greatest
hops OF reducing the high cancer
mortality rate prevailing In the
District. which causes the death OF
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Art Needlework
Reduced

Model Bed Jacket embroidered In
wool on cotton net with rayon lining
Medium size. Was 81. Now - s4.5e
6 Hand-crocheted Bedspreads. Made
in China" cotton with wheel pattern.
s0x10s-inch size. Were $l3s5. Now
S10.2s
! Needlepoint Chair Seat and Back
with finished design on cotton canvas.
Background to be filed In. Seat 29x29,
back 22x22. Was SO. Now s6.50
Neediepoint Bench Piece. Design
finished on cotton canvas. Background
to be filled in. Size 23x38. Was s1l.50.
NOW ---------------- ---------- %
1 NeedIep0int Bench Piece. Design
finished on cotton canvas. Back
ground to be filled In gros and petit
point. 22x41-inch size. Was $40.
NOW ---A-----,$ ~
Bed Jacket Outfits. Packages con-
tain cotton net, rayon lining and wool
for embroidery. Pink with blue trim
or tearose. Medium size. Was $3.50.
NOW -------------------- --------- -
Evening star., 1942-04-23

about / 900 persons per year. The
time schedules for the clinics At
the different hospitals may be ob-
tanned by writing or paontng the
Health Department. he explained
He urged the public to attend a
cancer control rally to be held at
sis O'Clock tonight In the Audi
torium OF the Medical Society Build
ing. i7is NJ street NV. under aus
pices OF the District Medical So
ciety and the Health Department
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Dr.. Voter to Deliver
Moyo Lecture

DR.. wallace NJ. Yater Of George
town University viii deliver the
Mayo Foundation Lecture at the
Rochester Mimi institution to-
night.
His topic is The History and Pres
ent Day Concept Of the Cardiac
Conduction Test" The lecture viii
be given before the staff and fellows
of the Mayo Clinic
DR.. Yater is head of the depart
ment of medicine of the George
town Medical School and also Of the
university hospital A few years ago
Evening star., 1942-04-23
YoIe War Council Picks
Ex-Educotion Aide

Charles r Walker. formerly with
the American Council Of Education
here, has been named secretary Of
the newly-created Yale University
War Council and placed in charge
of the public relations program at
the university. II was announced to-
day In New Haven. Conn. by uni
versity officials. The council viii
coordinate and supervise Yale's
war effort.
Mr.. Walker. Yale graduate, will
have charge Of the university's pub
lie relations through press, maga-
zines, motion pictures and radio and
will also supervise the university
news bureau directed by Allen Buck.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Girls Sports Shoes, '5'9'

We're $50 to SS.95
80 pairs including Hill and Dale Sports
Shoes of tan cafskin with bootmaker
finish and white Edwards CorecTred
Oxfords. Sizes:
AAAA 61a, 7, 712, 8.
AAA 51a, s. 7, ia, 81, Q.
AA 51a. ga, 8. ga.
IS. 51a, 8, ia, s15.
B S, 51z, 6, Z, ia, 8.
40 pairs 'Teen-Age Dress Shoes Of
black patent leather and blue calfskin;
open toe pumps and straps In variety
of styles; broken sizes to o. Less
than half price. Now S2.95
Is pairs Play Shoes Of cotton fabrics
in red, beige and white: broken sizes
4 to 8. Were $295. Now -- s1.9S
JUNIOR MISSES AND CH1IpREN's SHoEs,
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Bedroom Furniture
Reduced b and More

Bedroom Suite Of solid cherry Federal American
with mirror vanity with mirror single
beds vanity bench, Originally s2667s. Now s177
Chippendae design Mirror walnut
hardwood Originally s745o. Now $3.50
Matching Chest Of Drawers. Originally $3.50. Now As
I Matching Bench. Originally S2250 Now Sl4T5
Slipper Chair channel-back figured blue cotton Glo
Sheen Originally s22 sl2so
slipper reversible cushion figured
Glo-Sheen Originally s2275 NOW s1475
Snge-size Spring cotton damask Originally
Boudor Chairs, button seat and back cotton and rayon
cotton Originally STATS. Now 1918
Double-siz Bed mahogany hardwood. Originally
Boudoir Chair wing channel back style and cotton
figured Originally s325o. s1s.75
Solid Cedar Chest for storage be placed under bed
low shelf, Originally sll.75. Now SS75
Solid Cedar hardwood Chest for under bed shelf
Originally se75. Now s5Ts
BEDROOM FuRNrruRt BEDDING. FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Imported Swedish Glass
TumbIers, IS
We're 40c

w ere 4Uc
$50 colored and clear crystal glass
tumblers, 12-ounce size.
/ Imported Decorated Glass Beverage
Set Of pitcher and eight glasses. Less
than "a price. Now IS
800 Imported Decorated Glass Tum-
blers, and l2-ounce size. Less than
II price. Now. each 35e
Oblong Table Piateaux, imperfect.
Were IS. Now ----- S2.50
IL Imported Decorated Glass Tomato
Juice TumbIers. Were ST. Now - soc
l Square Glass Table Plateau, imper-
feet. Was $3.50. Now S1.75
IL Cut Crystal Glass High sherbets.
Less than "a price. Now, each-S2
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Boys Stacks, $3.50
Wa~1 eS ou1 ssox1

20 pairs smart slacks. sizes rs 10 20
waist, in fancy patterns Of blue. green
and brown.
10 Boys Sports Coats In green's and
browns, sizes II to l6; some match the
above slacks. Were s1o.75. Now $5.ss
A Boys Polo Shirts Of cotton in plain
colors and stripes, with cool short
sleeves. Sizes 8 TO 10. Were 81. Now 75e
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Junior Misses Suits, slI's'
We're S22.9S

Rayon and wool gabardine suits with tie front or
tailored styles in blue brown navy and beige brown
and black Sizes from II to Is all specially priced.
Untrimmed Wool Winter Coats Of Junior Misses In
brown green Sizes II to Is Were $22 SASS
Leopard Trimmed Winter Coats Of black green wool.
Sizes II tn IA Less than half price S34.T5
30 Long Length Corn Necklaces lapel pins Half price
(Plus 1919 taxi
Misses Sports and Street Dresses Greatly Reduced
Wooens spun rayons cotton corduroy cotton velveteen
rsyon gabarine the materials for sizes II to Is
90 Dresses Less than half price $395
80 Dresses. Were s1o95 and
s12 295 and s7S5
a0 Dresses Were s1s e5 and more Now sI09s
Velveteen 2one Jkns several colors and styles
Less than half price $50
10 Wool Crepe contrasting wool crepe blouses
Sizes to than half price Each
Is and Jenkins Skirts of rayon checked flannel
rayon moire cotton veveeen In several coors and styles for
sizes than half price
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Women's Spring Shoes, s4.''
Were S6.95 and more

We're S6.95 and more
206 pairs including calfskin, gabardne. suede and
patent leather in styles for street. dress and sports
black brown. tan and blue sizes to GA and widths
AAAA to c in the group
liz pairs Women Matrx Arnold Pandora Shoes in dis
continued styles and broken Celfskn. crushed
kdskin and suede black brown and tan, sizes to O.
widths AAAA TO B. Less than II price s5S5
woMrNs SHOES SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
'Teen-age Frocks, SIS
HaIf-brice

IS colorful cotton sheer dresses for
girls. Prints and dots In navy and
copen or combination white blouse
and navy skirt. Sizes 10 TO Is.
40 Girls Cotton Dresses In assorted
dots, stripes and prints. Sizes 2 to IA.
Were $1.95. $1.45
Is Girls Cotton Dresses In prints and
stripes. Sizes to "a. Half price $I.s5
GIRLS AND TEEN-AeE APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Girls and Juniors Hats
~ We're 81 and more

40 hats for girls and juniors in q
variety Of styles and materials, includ-
ing fur felt. wool felt and faille Calots.
sailors and turbans In black, navy,
white, brown and powder blue. Sizes
2l1s to 221a. Also group Of French
style berets in wool flannel in beige,
small sizes.
GIRLS AND JUNIORS MILLINERY,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
CIose-out English
Earthenware, 10 Price and Less

Cobalt Blue rim earthenware with colorful floral
center los pieces included in this coseout presenta
ton.
sepiece Dinner service Less than half price
30 Luncheon Plates Half price Each Soc
20 Tea Plates Less than half price 3se
Butter 5Sc each Now soc
20 Rim Soups Half price Soc
Is Tea Cups and Saucerx. Half sse
Chop Plate. Less than half price S2A
faineh Platter. Less than half
Tea Pots Less than half price ice--------------t7 t7ss
cHrNa FrrH FIoos
Evening star., 1942-04-23
he was honored by the Kober
Foundation Of Georgetown for his
work In preventive medicine.

So he left you waiting at the
altar Then send that trunkful Of
old love letters 10 the junk dealer
for waste paper salvage.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Misses FornaIs Reduced

Lovely dinner and evening dresses of rayon lace,
chiffon net, crepe. lame and velvet in chartreuse
blue gold, white. green. black, navy. pink, and
prints. Sizes 10 to 90
10 less than half price. ---------- 1918
Ia S22 e5 higher S145e
s $2s75. Now-------------- -----------s1s so
MISSES FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Misses Spring Suits, '26'7'

We're US
IL dreSsmaker suits of wool twill Two-piece styles
in navy. black tan. brown and blue Sizes II to co.
Is Casual Wool Suits in black navy, blue beige and paids
Sizes IL 90 s35 Now-------------------- s22
Tailored Twopiece Suits including made England
Combination fabrics sharkkin and plaid worseds navy
black grey blue and green Sizes l216l642 $50 rs
Now S49.75
20 Spring Goats Forstmann fabrics
and fitted styles Beige gold pink, blue green navy and
black. Sizes 10 to ls Were s3s75 Now------ s2s.15
CoATs Surrs FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-04-23

Saturdays from II am. to noon and
from to pm. and on Sundays
from 3 to 4 pm.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Group Of Games
HaIf-price
I oddIers' Dresses, sl's'
Were S2.95

" STE SGIC
4s toddlers' broadcloth and sheer
dresses In pastel colors. Sizes and 8.
6 Cotton Suits in rose or aqua Size 2.
Were s1.95. Now --- ~ $1.45
2 Handmade "YoIande" Dresses of dot
ted swiss. Pink, in size 3. Blue In
size 2. Were s595. Now s3.s5
1 1oeee Wool Wrapping Blanket, white
with pink silk satin binding. Damaged.
Less than half price s1.s5
/ Blue Rayon Crepe Coat and Bonnet
Set. Size /. Faded. Was s8e5. Now
S.95
a Handmade In China Silk Bottle
Covers IN pink or blue. Less than half
fNYANrS' FURNISHINGS, FouxrH FLoo2.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Girls Cotton BIouses
OU Less than VI price

so durable cotton blouses in white with
bright colored trim and short sleeves.
Sizes z to IA.
Is Girls Cotton Blouses In white with
red and blue trim. Sizes Z to Il. Were
$1.65. Now S115
GIRLS SPORTSMAN, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-04-23

OF the organization. viii preside at
tomorrow nights meeting.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Fur Jackets Greatly Reduced

10 fur jackets greatly reduced, including blue fox,
skunk, wolf and kidskin. Listed below are the in
dividual pieces.
Pocessed Dyed Lamb Jackets in grey tan brown Sizes
ls and 90 Were s195 S118
Black Dyed Kidkin Jacket size 20. Was ss5 so
Kidskin 32nch Jacket with Hat and
Mun. Size IL. Less than half price S5S
Natural Blue Fox Jacket size l6 Was s225 Now $l2250
Black Dyed Kidskin Jacket size 16 Was SITS Now sss
/ Tipped Skunk Jacket size 16 Was s198 $14S
/ Beige Dyed Guanaco Jacket size IS Less than half
Polar Dyed Wolf Jacket 16 Less than half price S3S
(i-Skin Mink Dyed Kolinsky Scarfs Were s5. Now
SIS
A-Skin Mink k-dyed Kolinsky Scarf Was s7ss5. Now $S
1 (5-Skin) Dyed Kolnsky $50 Now $3S
(4-Skin) Dyed Kolnsky Scarf. $685. Now s44
All Prices Plus 1917 Tex
FTx Slfo Tryrnn Fi0o
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Sports Dresses, s7,''

We're SI0.95 and more
IS good-looking rayon and wool sports dresses In
beige, blue, green, brown. and black. Each dress
properly labeled to fabric content Sizes II to 90
Rayon Sports Dresses blue aqua beige
properly labeled fabric
Sizes 10 TO 20. Were s1ss and more Now Sl2ss
Sports Skirts of wool jersey beige brown gray and
black Each skirt properly labeled fabric content.
price e--------------.-S S1.s5
13 pairs Cotton Riding Pants in yellow white brown and
green Sizes a. 3 49, a. 40 A and Is cotton riding shirts
stripes and plain colors Sizes 80 to 40 than half
Blouses Suede luggage,
beige and blue Sizes Il 90 Each
properly labeled 95 and
SPosrswKAR TH1sD F1ooR.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Misses Dresses Reduced

Large group of clevery styled dresses for afternoon
and street wear. Jacket dresses one-piece frocks,
and smart ensembles of WOOL rayon, and silk Sizes
- to %
Evening star., 1942-04-23
EnameIware
Less than k Price i.

! Double Boiler. Now s5c
2 Sauce Pans. Now ow-----------50 soc
1 Large Size Coffee Pot. Now s5c
Dish Pan. Now SOC
. Travel-size Ironing Boards. Less
than half price. Now Soc
/ Metal Sanette Basket, large size, ivory
color. Was sl.5o. Now----------7sc
1 Metal Sanette Basket, medium size.
red finished Less than half price.
Now -------------oo QUO
Is Bolts Of Oilcloth Shelf Edging. Less
than half price. Now w-------------5e
IL Rubberized Dish Racks. Were OIL.
Now -5Oc
HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH FLOOR
Express Elevator Service
Evening star., 1942-04-23

Pack up your troubles I'm yeur old
kit bag--but dent waste wrapping
paper on them.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Women's Dresses Reduced

Attractive rayon crepe dresses in semi-tailored or
dressy styles. including few with jackets or long
coats Prints solid colors in navy, black. brown,
blue and green. Sizes 141a to 24la and 16 to A.
:, mare els OK and more Mon; 1888
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Trinity PIons Junior Prom

The Trinity College Junior Prom
win be held at 0 pm. tomorrow at
the Shoreham Hotel with proceeds
to 20 to the college defense fund.
Doris Petit Is general chairman.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Women's Formal Dresses
Reduced

Attractive dinner and evening dresses Of rayon
crepe rayon velvet. and rayon lace. Some styled
with jackets. others have bead braid trim Blue,
aqua black. and purple Sizes 18 to A. 42h to 501.
IA less than half price. $3.50
s16s5. $3.50
less than half price.
10 SIS and $s75
IA were $2e rs and more Now-------- --------- s22
woMzN's FORMAL FASHIONS THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-04-23

less than half price Now $575
16 less than half price S7.75
is S16s and higher. Now---------------.$ $9.75
10 s22 95 and higher.
20 were s25 and higher $3.50
were $2s75. $3.50
S2975 ow------------------ S22
IL s35 and higher. $A
10 $50 rs and higher $29
$45 and higher $34
Ia s5s7 rs and higher Now $50
10 were s5e75 and higher. Now------------------sR sR
$50 rs and higher $40
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-04-23

HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH FLOOk-~~
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Misses Walnut Room
Dresses Reduced

Individually selected group of afternoon dresses
including Jacket styles two and three-piece suits,
and long coat ensembles of rayons and sheer woods.
n
Evening star., 1942-04-23
Knitted Curtains
Specially purchased

CURTAINS AND DHAPERfxs,
SEvErrH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-12-18
D. c. Sergeont's Note to Santa
Asking Victory Wins Contest

II am like so many thousands
of persons in these United States.
I like to read and write what I
please; I have always voted the
straight Republican ticket and read
the funny papers on Sunday. I be-
lieve in God and go to church, not
because it is the conventional thing
to dol find peace and solace in
church. Just Mr.. Average American!
My way of life is simple, but in its
simplicity lies its charm"
Sergt. Nyberg wanted:
l. The war to end Immediately.
2. The United States to be vic
torious. 3. A world congress to in
sure everlasting peace. 4. A true,
workable, democratic United States.
S. Universal brotherly love.
He won a three-day pass and a
chance to visit a Hollywood movie
studio.
Pvt. Benjamin L. Rush, address
ungiven, the runnerup, expressed
the desire to visit wonder girl in
Hollyood-his wife-and added:
MY feet are fiat, amt got no gas,
but shore would like that three
day pass"
Evening star., 1942-12-18
War Work Of University
Shown in Virginia Film
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Dec
18.-Wartime activities of the Uni
versity of Virginia are pictured in a
film. THE Campus on the March. )"
which has just been released by the
moving picture division of the Office
of War Information.
The film was given a private
showing in the Naval ROTC Build
ing last night before a group of per-
sons who aided in making the pro-
duction possible.
THE Campus on the March )"
which will be loaned for showing tn
schools and clubs throughout the
University Of Virginia's Extension
Division, also shows some of the war
efforts OF Cornell University. Dart
mouth College, Harvard University
Hampton Institute, Purdue Univer-
slty, Texas A. and M. College. T,,-
lane University and the Universities
OF California, North Carolina and
Texas.
The film, which was directed by
Francis Lyon, who went to Holly
wood from Washington to make war
pictures. also will be shown in movie
theaters throughout the Nation.
Evening star., 1942-12-18
1y the Associated Press.


! LUKE FIELD, Ariz., Dec. 49,
Some of the boys at this huge Army
air field would like to find the
scalps of Hitler, Hirohito and Mus
solini in their Christmas stockings,
and others want everything from
breakfast in bed to an introduction
to Gen. Douglas Macarthur, but the
great majority of them are far more
serious
Ninety-eight per cent gave as
their first choice of Christmas gift.
peace-with victory.
Public relations officers wonder
Ing just what men in the ranks
would choose as the gift of gifts.
conducted Santa contest.
and found the average soldier sur
prisingly serious-minded.
He's grown somewhat bevond
cartons Of cigarettes and pairs of
sox," Maj. Fred r. Donaldson said
Instead he's thinking about the rest
Of the world.
Winner of the contest was Seret
Louis E. Nyberg Of Washington, a
squadron clerk. He started off his
list with bit of philosophizinp.
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Bus Driver Gives Life
To Protect PASSENGERS
By the Associated Press,

oS tne Associated Press
WINCHESTER, Va, Dec. 1s-
Collision of a passenger bus with
parked truck west of here yesterday
caused the death of c. H. Farmhouse
OF Clarksburg, driver of the bus.
Mr.. Farmhouse apparently rammed
INTO the truck rather than swerve to
the side of the highway and risk
rolling the bus over a 75-foot en-
hankment. James B. Wills West
Virginia State trooper. said the pas
senger vehicle, Capitol Greyhound
bus, was headed eastward to VIM
chester and Washington.
The driver, pinned behind the
wheel and mortally injured, told his
passengers to get off the bus and
call for help. AS far as was learned
here. none of the passengers was
injured.
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Wife Gets Cos Book
In Divorce Award

By the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY.-The Judge
awarded Mrs. Helen M. Kuhler a
divorce from Herman ]. Kuhler.
plus
One feed store, three automo-
biles, one motorboat and the family
gasoline rationing book.
Evening star., 1942-12-18
What is the Beveridge Report?

It is blueprint of the future-an indication of
the shape of things to come 1t deals with the or
ganization of society after the war 1t points the
way which mankind must 90 to avoid chaos
and ruin
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Hattaa
10 whom is il addressed?

10 Whon IS n addressed?
To the world at large. True, it was specifically
prepared by an English economist and govern.
ment planner, but it is global in importance. In
all essential particulars it is as American in
values as it is English. The ideas which it pro.
mulgates know no national boundaries.
When was the Beveridge Report writfen7
For the past eighteen months, at the request
OF the Prime Minister of England, Winston
Churchill, Sir William Beveridge, the distin.
gushed author of the report, has been Assem-.
bling his material 1t has just been completed,
and has been rushed into print.
Evening star., 1942-12-18

HE SOLUTION of our social and economic problems
permanent victory for way Of life after the war.
Evening star., 1942-11-10

Discounting the suggestion that
tractors and bulldozers had been
used to fill up bomb holes, one ma
rine said, I'VE can do lot of that
with shovels, too," you know.
Hide From u. S. Bombs.
September 80 was the big day for
Capt. Smith and Carl. On that
day the former got four Zeros
and the latter three. The Japs
have learned about the accuracy of
the American bombs and guns, and
now the people on the ground hide
in the bushes, these marines said.
Dangerous things down there?"
they were asked.
INC just a flot Of flies and mo-
squitf ,. Then there are the lizards
millions of them-but they are
handy little things and they eat
both flies and mosquitoes.
These flyers would not claim all
the 119 planes they are officially
credited with downing. Some were
shot down by visiting pilots" they
say, who just flew over the territory
to get crack at the enemy.
OF the future of it all the men
say only, 1--WE expect to get back
there. There's lot of work down
there to do"
Evening star., 1942-11-10
Marine Flyers Credit
Constant Flying
For Saving Planes
GuuduIcunuI AirfieId
Never Decommissioned
By japanese Bombs

Three marine flyers whose unit
has shot down 119 japanese planes
In the Guadalcanal area sat in the
Navy press room yesterday and told
the simple expedient by which the
marines keep their planes from de-
struction there.
I'VE are always flying them," he
said. Nobody can hit them on the
ground If you are flying them"
The marines were 1t. Col. Charles
Mangrum, Maj John Lucian Smith
and Capt. Marion E. Carl. They
were accompanied by Brig. Gen.
Ralph j. Mitchell, and they spoke
in mixed exclamations.
OF the dense jungles, they said,
THAT makes it good place to
hide, either for the enemy or u.s."
OF the report that the Japs were
at last using an armored plane, they
said they didn't know, but "if it
went down, that was all we needed
to know"
Carl 'Chuted to Safety.
Capt. Carl, a reticent person, was
finally drawn out about the time he
bailed from a plane following a Jap
attack. Eight or nine Zeroes were
coming at his group, he said, and
he was hit by one that he hadn't
seen at all. 1t shot him in the tail
and he went over the side. for his
first parachute jump.
Il landed two or three miles Off
shore and was brought in by
native in a canoe he said. "The
tide was going out and I was going
out with it,
Pressed for details about the
valued Henderson airf1eld on Quad
alcanal. the marines said it had
never been out of commission since
we captured it from the Japs. Its
damages have been patched up
swiftly, they said. and the planes
have been able to keep on operating.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
Girl Born to Brenda Joyce

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 10 R.-A
daughter, weighing six pounds, seven
ounces, was born yesterday to Act
ress Brenda Joyce and her husband,
It. Owen Ward Of the U. s. Army.
The child will be named Pamela.
Evening star., 1942-11-10

Uncle Sam needs your waste
bacon grease, drippinss, vegetable
shortening. Take them to your
meat dealer.
Evening star., 1942-11-10

For the outdoor man who prefers I
heavier garment for warmth - yet does
not require wool-They're full cut-very
we'll tailored for 6t and comfort Button
front-closed crotch style-lont slsevss-
ankle lsntth. Si1ss IS . 46.
Iannb-aaanb 0teee-16oee X.ooe.