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Evening star., 1943-07-27

prlOr 10 neF ell hN'' h' oeehoiaAef'
listment in April. Her brother,
Corpl. Louis H. Steinbraker, is with
the Army engineers.
CAMP BLANDING, Fla.-Aux-
iliary Eileen L. Bankston, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Bankston,
Anacostia, is now a member of a
Women's Army Corps detachment
stationed here to serve with Camp
Headquarters Detachment. She
formerly was stationed at the Army
Administration School at Rich
mond, KY.
WASHINGTON-Pfc. Genevieve
Katherine Windy Fitz-Gerald re-
Gently became the bride of Second
1t. Jack G. Fitz-Gerald, who is
Evening star., 1943-07-27

HUNTER COLLEGE, N. Y
Thirty-two WAVES from the
Washington area will leave Thurs
day for their recruit training here.
They are Ruth Anne Airhart, 221 B
street NE; Zelma Ina Andrews,
1928 Owen place NE; 10 Ann Bon
ner, 1920 First street S.W.; Doris
Mae Brant, 1915 Ella avenue, Cum
berland, Md; Margaret Stimac Co.
metto, 1850 Second street Sc; Eve
lyn Marie Erickson, 1905 Decatur
street NV; Rhoda McVickar Feuer-
file, 1912 North Second street, and
Betty Louise Forester, 5915 North
. Quebec street, of Arlington; Alice
Lucille Marshall, 4403 Fessenden
street NV; Mildred Louise Seifert,
420 Fifth street NE.
Evening star., 1943-07-27
Hostelers Schedule
Two Trips Sundoy

Two bicycle trips, one Of IS miles
and the other of IA miles, have been
scheduled for Sunday by the Po-
tomac Youth Hostelers.
The longer trip. Great Falls by
way Of Lee highway and Old Do
n1inion drive, will begin at $50 am.
from Key Bridge in Rosslyn. Cyclers
are requested to bring a canteen,
Evening star., 1943-07-27
Navy Employe Chosen
To Christen War Vessel

Miss Naomi Gordon, a secretary
in the maintenance division OF the
Bureau of Ships, has been selected
to sponsor the minesweeper Marvel,
at launching ceremonies at the yard
of the American Shipbuilding Co.,
Lorain, Ohio, Saturday.
The honor was accorded to Miss
Gordon. for being the best bond
seller in her division in Fourth of
July Victory Bond campaign. The
drive netted $4,000 in War bonds
purchased in cash, in addition to
those being bought regularly by civil
service and naval personnel.
Evening star., 1943-07-27

lunch and ration books. There will
be parking, swimming and canoeing
charges.
The shorter trip, through Ken
sington and Rock Creek Park, will
meet at the corner Of Calvert street
and Connecticut avenue NV, near
the Shoreham Hotel, at 1890 am.
Those making this trip should bring
their lunch.
For additional information call
Potomac Hostels Office, Executive
$500.
Evening star., 1943-07-27

Connecticut avenue NV; Virginia
Firmadge jacob, Hesketh street,
Chevy Chase, Md; Ada Florence
James, 1130 Neal street NE; Flor
ence Clarissa Mcleod, 200 West
Monroe avenue, Alexandria; Caro-
line Lee McNeill, 2l22 Key boule-
ward, Arlington; Margaret Frances
Milliken, 1745 K street NV; Eliza
beth Sanford, 6707 Forty-sixth
street, Chevy Chase, Md: Iris
Mabel Stevenson, 1751 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV, and Jonabel
Willinette Webb, 1881 Park road
NV.
Rubber may be synthetic, but the
will to victory must be genuine.
Have you bought any War savings
stamps today?
Evening star., 1943-07-27

IN. w. lIdS "CH
receiving h e r
training for the
Marine corps
w o m e MS Re-
serve here. Pvt.
Steinbraker, who
attended Roose-
welt High School
and T e m p | e
S e ere t a r i a l
School, was en-
ployed as a sec
retary in tn e
! a or depart
lnent of the
Solicitors Office
Evening star., 1943-07-27

s I a l ! o neQ at
Quantico, Va,
in the first we'd
ding of a Ma
rine Corps
officer to a men,
ber of the Ma
r / n e C o r p S
w o m e MS Re-
serve. The cere-
mony was per-
formed at Mu-
nicipal Court.
Pfc. Fl t z
Gerald, a native
of Evanston, ILL.,,
- poyyr CT otiny,oS
Evening star., 1943-07-27
Here's One Of the Best Ways
To HeIp Build Up Red Blood!

You girls who suffer from simple ane-
mia or who lose SO much during
monthly periods that you feel tired,
weak, dragged out'-due to low blood
tron-start today-try Lydia e. Pink
hams Compound TABLETS with added
iron)-one OF the greatest blood-iron
tonics you can buy to help build up
red blood to give more strength and
energy-in such cases.
Taken as directed-Ptnkham's Tab.
lets are one OF the Dery best
and quickest home ways to get IS
precious iron into the blood. [NM
Just try them for at least 80 NV
days - then see If you. too. ~
don't remarkably benefit. Fol-
low label directions,
Evening star., 1943-07-27
- DC. WOMEN -
q " UNIFORM s

HUNTER COLLEGE, N. Y.-Pvt.
Mildred Marine Steinbraker, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Steinbraker, 5000 Dana place
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11
Jefferson Statue
Crowns Evans Career
BY LOUIS REID

NEW YORK.
i've worked three years on the statue of
Thomas Jefferson I could have worked MANY
years longer, SO absorbing alive is the subject"
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11

THOMAS Jefferson l could have worked many
years longer absorbing, so alive is the subject" +"
Thus does Washington-born Virginia reared Rudulph
Evans pupil Of Rodn and St Gaudens regard the heroic
which will occupy the rotunda of the new jefferson
Memorial in the nations capital Standing 10 feet high and
facing appropriately the White House and Jefersons
Rive hills the statue represents the crownng achievement
or lifetime devoted largely to sculpturing Americas
mmortas
Il spent many months reading books and papers by
and about third President" said Evans at his
York studio @" studied minutey the portraits by Stuart
and Peae and TrumbuI and Suly. came to know JEFF
ferson.
AT least / came o know something of his humah-
ity his physical attributes his intellectual integrity the
orN,ng lceasm OF tne man we trled 10 mpart THESE
qualities in my work I've tried to show jefferson the
man knew he was
More than 100 sculptors entered the nationwide COM
petition for the statue commission Ellminations gradu
ally reduced to six and then to three Eventually Evans
emerged the victor When shown the original model,
drawn to oneouarter scale President Roosevelt said
TONS"
From this model Evans went to work upon the plaster
The third final statue which after the war will
be recas in bronze was constructed to scale In its present
plaster form it will be unveiled April 13 part of
the ceremonies attending the dedication of the Memorial
years of scupturng Enduring tributes his art stand in
the Hall Of Fame the Metropolitan Museum, the Luxem-
bourg Museum in Paris and other centers of cultural
terest Among the great Americans whose fame he has
commemorated LonSfelow. Whittier Bancroft Poe,
Grover Cleveland and Robert E Lee
Of Welsh ancestry. which for the two US in
his first Evans spent the greater part of his boy
hood at the family home near Front ROYAL Va His apt
tude for art early apparent and while boy knee
breeches he studied in the basement of the Corcoran Art
Gallery in Washington.
And still in knee breecheS when ! received my
first scupturing commission, ne related 1T from
Mrs Phoebe ADDersOn Hearst mother of William Ran
doph Hearst She really started me my She
asked to fashion plaque of her niece Anne Apperson
elated. When finished the work reDember
couldn't make up my mind how much to charge her.
decided, finally, that $50 about right"
When he was 19 Young Evans went to Paris He
mained there IS studying at the Ecoe des Beaux
Arts with Falguiere and later working his studio
Ieceivng instruction from Rodn and ST. Gaudens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Plant in Rows

Seeds may be planted either
in rows or Just sprinkled over
small areas. If rows are used
be sure 70 mark them straight.
using board as a straight
edge.
The very finest seeds-like
petunias may be Just scattered
on the surface of the bed and
pressed into the soil with the
palm Of the hand. Others, not
SO fine may be Sown on the sur
face then sprinkled over with
additional finely screened earth
or sand and pressed down with
the palm or a piece Of wood.
Not only seeds Of annual
vegetables and flowers may bc
started in scedbed Of this
sort but also seeds Of biennial
flowers and perennial oneS-and
II is not TOO early in the sea-
son 10 plant these.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

the most important thing is
10 wear them with an air q.
wear your hair becomlngly .
pull on a perky hat, toss your
head . and away YOU go.
Don't Skirmish!
Hats, by the way, are going 10
play a big part in summer cos
tunes. They're big as all out
doors. for there is no priority
on straw, we are told.
There's nothing about the
WPB order to cause dismay d..
or send you skeltering out 10
buy up enough clothes 70 last
you two years. II you do 4.
come next fall you'll look like
something out of the family
album for you can depend on
IL =. given enough material 10
cover our frames, designers will
see 10 il that styles for the
duration will be worthy of the
Wednesday and Friday fashion
shows and your favorite
store will have enough Of them
10 90 around.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Girl Scouts
To Collect
Waste Fats

GREASE DAY juno = vii
officially open week. In'cn-
sive drive for waste fats. collcc-
ton under The direction Of the
Detroit Girl Scouts according TO
Mrs. Marquis f. Shattuck and
Mrs. Henry Eddy co-chairmen
OF the womens home salvage
division Of the Wayne County
salvage committee.
The drive will be conferred n
public and parochial schools
where large drums have been
installed by the Scouts for
waste fats collection.
All school children Will he
asked 10 urge their parents 10
save their waste fats now for
Grease Day. Children viii bring
the waste fat 10 the school coll
lection center throughout the
week Of June Il
In many schools. contests be-
tween home rooms will be con-
Quoted under the direction Of
the Scouts, 10 see which room
collects the most fat Inter-
school contests will also he held
The drive is part OF the school
fats program which Scouts have
initiated in schools throughout
the city. Individual cans Of
grease are placed n the large
drums and collected by render
ers in trucks designed solely
for school fats collections.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Thank You, Ladie S!

TERRY BANNAN. the tin can
Chicftain. calls 10 tell US that the
TIN can collection 49,. made May
p surpassed his widest
hopes and figures for the
last collection.
From Detroit 1877 tons. as
against 1885 last time.
Wayne County 1851 tons as
against 1909 last timc
All. says Mr. Bannan, due 10
tho splendid cooperation and
hard work on the part Of home
makers.
He wishes me 10 thank all Of
You from the bottom Of his
heart
And then he adds now YOU
can start saving for the next
time. Uncle Sam needs every
available ounce OF TIN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Booklet for Gardeners

a GOOD many city dwelArS
who have so far done gardening
on a window box scale are going
10 be farming in earnest this
year. Beans. corn, carrots, spin
aCh. Wen have them all in our
own backyard.
To help YOU with your garden
ing problems. The Detroit Times
has a Victory Garden booklet.
prepared by Henry Pree, leading
garden authority.
Richly Illustrated, this 36-page
booklet contains every step in
planting your victory garden.
Here are some of the many
topics discussed
Directions for planning
your garden.
Garden soil and how 10
make IL.
digging the garden, hot
bed and cold frame.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

4 Victory garden plans This
includes complete instructions
and illustrations on how 10 plant
gardens ranging from l0xl5 feet
10 50Xl00 feet.
5-Recommcndcd vegetables
for 1913.
The victory garden booklet is
10 cents II called for az the
service counter in the lobby of
The Detroit Time Building, or
Is cents by mail
When ordering, address your
request 10 The Detroit Times
Home Institute, l225 Times
Square. Detroit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Gates Varies
Use of Bow Tie

IF YOU arc young. and ciddy
enough. you might Try trick
that Nancy Gates. soon 10 DC
seen in This Land Is Mine.
has done 10 great effect
She carried out the boW-tie
influence even further than most
of her contemporaries by invest
ing in ribbons and using one Tor
a bow up under her chin--in the
regulation manner-then put
ting two much smaller ones on
the toes of each of her high
heeled black suede pumps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
All Jokes Aside!

All Jokes aside the new order
sounds as though We're going
10 be in stackcloth and ashes.
We all know J., will be no such
thing that there's no prior
lily on imagination, talent or
fashion cOnSCIOuSneSSncSS
and that American designers can
be depended upon 10 turn out
styles as pleasing As they have
ever been styles that If IL
were not wartime would be &C.
copied as the niftiest yet con-
ceived.
Clothes may be palmer, but
there's nothing TO stop YOU from
perchlng flower on your
shoulder -. adding A diamond
clip If YOU have onel a
touch of Iewelry will make IN
for the loops of spaghetti and
look 2 whole lot better.
The thing about clothes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Screen Soil

Your best garden soil.
screened free Of all large coarse
pieces of material will do nicely
for the seed bed. II you have a
compost heap, by all means use
soil from ii.
The big reason for making the
soil fine is that many of the
seeds you wish TO plant are very
tiny and 10 get these in close
contact with soil particles il is
necessary TO have these particles
tiny, too
In filling the soil into the
frame. don't just shovel it all
in at once. Rather put in a layer
and firm il in with any small
block OF wood. Then add an
other layer and firm it-and so
on 10 the top. This gives a good
firm bed with no large air
spaces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Start Flowers,
Vegetables
In Seed Beds
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

FOR THE many gardeners
who do not like TO start plants
in the house and who have no
cold frame, the use of an out
door seed bed is most valuable.
The biggest difficulty with
most outdoor seedbeds is that
the drainage is inadequate.
Therefore I recommend a raised
seed bed And since soil raised
above the ground is all too
likely 10 be leveled off by rain.
the thing 10 do is first to peg
four boards into place, standing
them on their sides, TO make A
sort Of frame work on level
ground. This framework may
then be filed with prepared soil
and will hold it where you want
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

Do We have to look like
this? Nice when you've
nothing else on your mind
but easily sacrificed for the
duration. Taken from a Bon
wit Teller ad from Harper's
Bazaar, November, 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Wednesday, May 26, 1913
Exercises to Prevent
eThat MiddIe-Aqed Spread
BY IDA JEAN KAN

ALL THAT stands between
you and the middle-aged spread
at any age is muscle tone and
backbone. From the southern
most rib TO the pelvic rim there
is nothing to hold you in shape
but the spinal column in back
and interlaclng OF muscles in
front.
This mesh OF muscles forms
your abdominal girdle. II you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

for the job-an extra nutrition,
milk! Every quart contains 400
added units Of Vitamin d..
Every drop contains equal
nourishment! New customers
say they never knew milk
could taste so good.
Buy this super milk from
your grocer or, for regular
delivery, telephone Temple
1900 or Madison 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Coffee S+retcher

DOES YOUR coffee need
stretching? Rcady-to-cat bran
cereal does the trick. Just use
three rounding tablespoons Col-
fee and two rounding table
spoons bran cereal 10 four cups
of water. Brew as usual.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

let il lose tone il can't hold the
abdominal organs in place
against the pull of gravity.
The organs sag and push down
against the muscles in an out
curve that pulls the spinal
column inward until you have a
sway back. So unless you don't
mind having the middle-aged
spread and sway back. you will
keep these important muscles in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

Thousands OF doctors have
received orders to join the
armed forces -creating seri-
Gus shortage at home. Thi, i,
one big reason US. needs Us
strong,.. one big reason your
family needs milk and other
nourishing foods to help them
keep well.
Sealtest Vitamin ID" Homo
seni1ed Milk is a better milk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Keep Back Flat

In doing both Of these exer-
ciSes, be sure 10 keep the SIN
Of the back pressed flat against
the board with the Abdominal
muscles pulled up and in. Be-
tween exercises, rest on the
board with knees flexed and
Rugged 10 chest
To get at those hard-to-reach
muscles which come in on the
bias. fex left leg and rest foot.
on right leg lust above knee
Pull UP and in with the lower
abdominal muscles and push left
knee SldeMand. hard Relax. Re
peat five tines then perform
with right leg flexed and front
resting on left leg
Now. lie on side on board. legs
straight Raise top lee from the
hip high up IN air. lower. Re
peat 10 times, change side and
perform another 10 counts,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Try twisting

No midsection conditioning
program IS complete without a
twlster for the waistline. Lie on
back again and flex knees. keep
!ng them together, with feet
clear Of board. Keep upper part
Of back flat on board and twist
hard az waist 70 touch alternate
thighs 10 edge Of board on each
side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Tabs and EpsuIets!

No more tabs and epaulets on
shoulders they can put
these in the waste basket along
with the frivolous bows and
you'll still have a good looking
suit left or dress.
Peplums These are all right
when they were in fashion .
for slim young things. Now the
plump woman gets a break.
No more spaghetti trimming,
This is no loss. either.
Jabots, frills. furbelows, II
this is our greatest hardship
We re getting through a war
pretty painleSSly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Lie on q Board

To tone and strengthen them
in the shortest time possible,
take some of your exercise in a
position which counteracts the
pull Of gravity. Get out the
ironing board and prop one end
up on a footstool. with the other
end resting on floor. Lie on the
board with your feet elevated
and head down.
Take the first exercise lying
on your back. Flex alternate
knees 10 chest, with other leg
straight up board Then swing
alternate legs, from hip with
knee straight, up 10 right angle
with trunk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

Want IN trim down that hgure
for Victory Slimness Send for
Ida Jean kains new leaflet.
THE Victory Reducing Diet"
plus spot Exercises for Sym
metry." Enclose a stamped. self
addressed envelope and they will
be mailed 10 you e. Simply adj
dress Ida Jean Kahn, Detroit
Times. Detroit. Mich.
Coryv Git. lgA7 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

This costume, chosen from Detroit shop and typical
Of fashions proves WPBs fr slashing edc
for alarm Length uness and trim Of the frock
in accord with latest regulations Pearls wide brmmed
nonraoned hat cotton gloves and fabric bag pro-
vide legal interest. Modelled by Dorothy Pokorny
For shopping information call Cherry $500 Line 347
BetWeen a m. and p. m.-SaturddyS $50 to 4 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
TOSSED SALAD

FOR A quick tossed salad try
oranges in sections. apple
wedges, walnut meats and rn-
maine Serve with avocado salad
dressing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
WPB Cuts Out FriIIs-
Let's Not Get Excited!
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS
wOmen's Editor, The Detroit Times

EVERYBODY, INCLUDING
the city editor, is concerned
over the news story yesterday
that the WPB is shipping frills
off women's dresses. The men
in the place came running 10
the women's department. Hey,
girls. they yelled look here
what do you suppose you're
going 10 be wearing next win
ter? Get some pictures,
Now isn't that just like man
-. get some pictures Of next
winters clothes "a. before the
poor designers have had time
TO pick up their pencils,
So What!
The new order clips off Tex
travagant and excessive frills. -
Well, what Of il, Extravagant
and excessive frills are bad
taste, anyway the most ex-
pensive and best looking clothes
nave always Dctll pam
So far as this reporter is con-
cerned, they can forever remove
the fabulous bows and oceans OF
spangles that have character
lied the clothes OF the past sea-
son or two they're nothing
but gingerbread, calculated 10
make you think you're getting A
lot for your money.
No more culottes, Culottes
have been out Of date for a long
time they were considered
by most women a nuisance -.
too fioppy. If you're going 10
wear pants. let them be trim
pair Of Stacks.
Skating Costumes
No more faring skating cos
tunes. These were seldom worn
by anybody but Sonia Henie in
the Ice Follies Can you imagine
yourself wearing them our AT
Rouge Park with the temporal
ture down TO zero? So, they're
no loss.
No more quilted skirts and
Jackets Just fad al any
time In case you did like them
They're a pretty small sac
rifce IN wartime.
No more double breasted suits.
Out Of seven suits in this office,
only one Is dOuble-breaSted
and the wearcr confeSScS it's
3 years old. Furthermore. she
never stopped 10 consider 1t
WAS double-brcaStcd she
bought II, she says, for the color
scheme.
Evening star., 1943-12-10

Reason Number l:
socks and handkerchiefs. side
BY side, for gift selection
Choose socks that match your previous selection Of shirts
ond necktes j.. .. then odd handkerchief to top it off
think collection allows you plenty of oppor-
tunity Oh yes we have wool mixtures we'll
fine cottons Khaki socks for the army and marines
and black for the navy and coast guard. And hand
kerchefs cottons linens and linen and cotton blends
The group comprses
White Linen and cotton Hondkerchefs Csc to so
Initioed- White Linen---5oe to 81
White Cotton-------25e CoIored
interviewer Plain and Patterned to 81
Westminster Plain and Patterned Hose--65e to ST
interviewer AnkIeeneth Hose------45e, pair. rs
Khaki Hose for the army and marines to 81
Black Hose for the navy and coost to 81
Wool Mixtures Csc to $3.50 Wilson Brothers---65e
Foot Fashion, Csc to 81
Hickok and Pioneer Suspenders to $3.50
Evening star., 1943-12-10

Pipes---------S to S.
Pouches----$l to $8.25
Toboccos-----15e to So
Humidors to SIS
Pipe Racks $3.50 to $3.50
MiddIeton's Blending
Chest ------$6.5O
Hoirbrushes---$3 to $14
Cigarette Holders -$l-$e
Shaving Brushes
$40 to $50
Cuff Links, $l.5o-$6.5o'
Key Chains $3.85 to $11'
Watch Choins$5. .50-$11'
BuckIes--$ to $780,
BiIIfoIds--$ to $3.50
Evening star., 1943-12-10

Toiletries 81 to $3.50
Table Lighters ---Slz.50
Ash Troys----$l to $40
Money CIips--$1 to $1o'
Tie Chains, Sets,
$3.50 to S.
Tie Clips, Sets,
81 to $3.50
Belts ts---------$1 to s.
Tie Rooks----$1, $3.50
Belt 6 Buckle Sets, $2.10
to $6.85
(ineladiss tax on tarable itsms)
Identification Bracelets,
$3.50 to $l5'
'Pias IO9o Federal Tax
Evening star., 1943-12-10

America" Wome"'* Voluntary Sercice ~iH Chritma
nd IN Armed
Evening star., 1943-12-10

Reason Number 2:
ride rariefy of different
gifts for men, II, one place 80.
Gifts to spice mans Christmas extra gift sort
of 'bonus many, many different kinds Of gifts gath
cred in one convenient location for selection in spot
Smoking accessories dress ewey >. belts and
buckles :. shaving accessories. For example,:
Evening star., 1943-12-10

Fox Hole PiIIows----S2
Four-Purpose Kits----S9
RoIE-up Kits $3.50 to S.
Mirrors -75e to $3.50
Shoe Shine Kits 81 to So
Apron Kits s-----S2 to S.
FurIoueh Bags,
$3.50 to $5.95
Duff|e Bags, Sl.50 to $40
Money Belts 81 to 81
Sewing Kits 81 to $3.50
Picture Folders, 81 to S.
Game Sets, SITS to $3.50
V-Moil Stotionery---50e
Army Shirts, S2.65-$S.s5