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Teens Slips

Tots Cotton Slips
ss;;sn' sss: trim; in ''t.'s ~s,,:' ct . ST
Sizes 2-8. - for
Evening star., 1952-12-02
Girls BlOuses

Firsts, irreeulors, fine cotton 6D -
or royon bIouses. Dressy or sp
toiIored; TIA in group.
Evening star., 1952-12-02
Misses Gabardime
Skirts

Royon. striking vo- "
riety Of sizes and -. n
eoIors; 24-30. ~ for
Evening star., 1952-12-02
Chenille Spreads

Just 100, irreguIors! Solid q ~
coIors in -wovy tuftine on ep
cotton groups. Limit, 2.
Evening star., 1952-12-02
Extra Size Sims

Irreeulors. BuIt-up shouI- @ -
ders, hemstitehed trim, full eD
cut, we'll made; 4O-52.
Evening star., 1952-12-02

Girls Cotton Slips
Firsts, irreeuIors, a &1
eyelet trim m e d. ~
White cotton. 8-l4. - for
Evening star., 1952-12-02

Apiece Cottage Sets
Embossed s',eS, sd,u, n,ost's. stls: % s
roted borders. 49, fer -
Evening star., 1952-12-02

RayOn Crepe Slips
Irreoulors, firsts. Multi O.
royon, loee trimmed; 81 to eD
40. white. pink, blue.
Evening star., 1952-12-02
Boys Dress Shirts

Irreeulors. Long sleeve, &1
Sonforized" cotton brood W
cloth, white, colors. Il
Evening star., 1952-12-02
Girls PantieS

Firsts, irrees.! Ny A c.
lonized cotton and SD
nylon knit. Double O
crotch. 8-l4. TOT
Evening star., 1952-12-02
BOYS Wool Gloves

Warm wool gloves, solid &1
eoIors, novelty potterns. S, ~
M, L. Perfect gifts.
Evening star., 1952-12-02
Bows Flannel Shirts

IreeuIors. Warm washable &
cotton flannel, pIoids and ~
novelty patterns. 6-l6. -
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.tA AND E S7R1ENS NM.-N
Terry Wash Cloths
Soft cotton terry,
extro large. l3xl5".
In poste colors. " for -
Apiece Cottage Sets
Embossed pIostie. o. g.
Bright, floroI deco ~ @
roted borders. - fer L.
Girls BlOuses
Firsts, irreeulors, fine cotton 6D II
or royon bIouses. Dressy or elp
tailored; TIA in group.
Girls Cotton Slips
Firsts, irreeuIors, q G
eyelet trimmed. - ~
White cotton. 8-l4. - for
Girls Cotton Panties
Perfect quality. with - e
eIostie woistbond. -
White only. 8-l4. ~ for IL
Teens Slips
'Freos. Shoulder O Ct
strop styles. eottons, sD
royons. 1915. ~ for
Tots Cotton Slips
loce trim, ruffIe at a @
bottom, in white. - p
Sizes 2-8. - for
Tot Boys Briefs
IN
whit: white. with With: s';of'ss sorted 4 =
prints. 2-8. l. for IL
Chenille Spreads
Just 100, irreeuIors! Solid &T
eolors in -wovy tuftine on sp
cotton groups. Limit, z.
Imperfect Blankets
$3.50 cotton, so wool; &1
bright pIoids, rose or blue; sD
full, single and junior size.
WOmen'S Slippers
Closed or open back, moe c.
cosins, sling bocks, STEP sp
ins; blue. red; 4K-9.
WOmen'S Fall Gloves
IrreeuIors, firsts; " c.
royons, black, %
brown, white. ~ for II.
WOmen'S Handbags
lrreeulors. firsts. Genuine X
leather, plastic Golf, fob Stp
RIGS; black. brown, navy.
Slackie Bags
s.'' '.s',, sets: ''' s's'''s ss: . 81 II
Golf, eroins. ~ for
Men'S-Wnlm'S Wallets
-: ;::::'' !;:;::: ;';::::: ::;:;: ? $ 81
designs. 49, for
#Plus Federal Tox.
N DOLL
Acetate Satin {
Foam Rubber.
. for Sc
:A: Sof% ehreA4eJ f01oo =, ,hI
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Millinery

Feather, foke jewel and veil G.
ing trims, dressy and eosuol; <p
u and %.
Evening star., 1952-12-02

Til Christmas
S.Pc. Scarf Sets
Long seorf, short seorf. s. CO.
piece vanity set. Lace Up
trimmed. PosteI coIors.
Mattress Covers
Contour style. with elastic c.
edges. Full or twin bed sizes. Up
Clear, Ione-weorine plastic.
Mesh Dish Cloths
Woven cotton, - A o.
dish cloths, with -
bright, fost- T."
color borders. - " '0'
Irr'eg. Turkish Towels
Thick, soft, terry N G.
foee ond hond K %
towels. Fast colors. ~ for
RayOn Crepe Slips
Irreoulors, frsts. Multi @T
royon, loee trimmed; 81 to sp
40, white. pink, blue.
Extra Size Slips
lrreeulors. BuiIt-up shoul- @T
ders, hemstitched trim, full e4Ap
cut, we'll made; 4O-52.
Snug Fit Briefs
EIostie woist. teo- % c.
rose, white. blue. N
maize. S, M, L: ~ for
Snugfit Pants & Vests
7596 cotton 259o % $V
wool; eIostie woist, x Sp
Sizes, S, m. L. - for
Misses Bobby Socks
IrreeuIors. Royon " c.
and nylon; white. x ~
8H to II. ~ for
Tots Knit Polo Shirts
Firsts and irreos.. O c.
cotton. long or short - %
sleeves. IA, 3-6x. - for
Tots NylOn Panties
Irrees., nyIon net a c.
trim. White or pos - ~
tells. 2-S. for
Tots Training Pants
Cotton knit elastic - 90
waist, double crotch. ~ W
White. 2-s. ~ for
Tots Boxer LOmgieS
Irreos., cotton eob- " q
ordine or broodeIoth. =
Solids. 2-s. - for
Cotton Knit AnkIetS
Whit: ':.,s" and ,,,st se't:';, s& = ST
to loh. ~ fo'
Full-Fash. NylOns
Seconds. thirds, full O s.
fashioned nyIons. <
Sizes 8h to II. - for
Q! !8!lZa
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Tot Boys Briefs

Irrees Cotton briefs, &
prints. 2-8. for -
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Fancy Gift Aprons

Rjek'oek, oroondy % $
trim percoIes. print ~
finish oreondies. ~ for -
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Imperfect Blankets

$3.50 cotton, so wool; 0E
bright pIoids, rose or blue; sD
full, single and junior size.
Evening star., 1952-12-02
Tots OVeralIS

Firsts, irrees. Tots corduroy q II
lonoies and overoIIs. Sizes stP
3 to s.
Evening star., 1952-12-02
Famous BraSSiereS

lrreeuIors, eloseouts On
and c cups. ~ for
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Mesh Dish Cloths
$::;; e.: :;: e.: e.: e: =: =: 10 81
h'reg. Turkish Towels

Thick, soft, terry a @W
.s;: t:".,:. iss i::, s;:s s:;;;: ;:s y .
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Mems Hose
cotton, new n
Sizes l0-l2. " prs. -
Mems Wool Gloves

Boys Polo Shirts
IrreeuIors. Long A CO.
sleeve, cotton knit, - SD
crew necks. Sizes s - g..
to Is. TOT
Evening star., 1952-12-02
Terry Wash Cloths

Soft cotton terry.
extro large, l3xl5".
In postel colors. " for -
Evening star., 1952-12-02
WOmnen's Shoes

Pumps, strops, sondols, dress G.
and cosuoI, leather or fobric y
uppers; black, brown, red. -
Evening star., 1952-12-02

= S!!,'AS\ I1
Imported Gloves
First quoIity. Warm, On
soft Aneorette; col -
ors; washable. prs.
Washable Gloves
First quoIity. Nylons. doubIe-
woven cotton; many beau <R
tifuI styles and lengths.
Misses BlOuseS
IrreeuIors firsts. O
Cotton and royon. -.
sizes 32-4o. ~ for -
Misses Sweaters
Ireeuiors, firsts. sIip-ons. c.
oil wool or nyIon, assorted "
colors and sizes. -
Misses BlOuSeS
IrreouIors. Trimmed or toi-
lored, cottons or royon ~
erepes, white. eoIors; 32-4o. -
Misses Gabardine
Skirts
Royon. striking vo- q e
riety Of sizes and -.
coIors; 24-3O. - for -
Cotton Dresses
First ouoIity, broodcIoths, c.
percoles, erinkIe cottons; ~HrP
misses and women's sizes.
Fancy Gift Aprons
Riekroek, oroondy O g.
trim percoIes. print -
Millinery
Feather, fake jewel and veil c.
ing trims, dressy and casual; "
u and %.
WOnen'S Shoes
Pumps. strops, sondoIs, dress c.
and cosuol, leather or fobric <+tp
uppers; black, brown, red. -
WOmen's RayOn
indies
Firsts, irrees. Briefs, q &
tailored and lace x
trim; postel; NJ, L. ~ for IL
Extra Size indies
Seconds. Pink, blue, q c.
white; extra and II
double extra sizes. u FOR
WOmen'S PetticOatS
PosteI nuti-royon crepe. &T
lovishIy trimmed hens. sW
SnoIl. Medium, Loroe. IL
WOmen's Cotton Slips
Firsts. Eyelet-trimned cot &H
ton slips, adjustable straps. sp
36 to a..
] RI Day! !!
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Girls Win
l2
washable. ToiIored, fIored, {
>er. many coIors. Sizes
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.RIST
!. XY KZ |
st l8 Shopping Days
RayOn Jersey Gowns
lrreeulors. Reg. and extra q n
size; pink, blue, moize; "a Up
2 a., long and sleeveless.
NylOn Briefs
Seconds. Quick " c.
drying nyIons, white. - ~
posteIs. 5. 6, 7. - for
Cotton PetticOats
White eyeiet trimmed. small, q II
medium, large, extra large sHtp
sizes ovoilobie.
Boxed Tea Towels
5 Snort cotton striped bor- Ct
der towels in clear plostic slp
gift box. Good quality.
Kitchen Curtains
Heavy plastic in your fovor- c.
ite fIoroI pottern. Choice Of stP
cottoee sets or dinette styles.
~
42x36" Pillow Cases
Fine SoxSo" threod A @W
weave, perfect quail SD
ity. Buy several ot ~ s..
this low price. - TOR
Children's Slippers
Felt booties with plotform d,
soIes, Upper fronts. Plush SD
step-ins. Infonts 3 to
child's 3.
ChiIdren'S Shoes
Oxfords. strop. ties! Leather q -
uppers. Black. brown, white. s
5h to z.
Girls Panties
Firsts, irrees.! N.Y. q c.
lonized cotton and ~
nylon knit. Double O &.
crotch. 8-l4. TOT
Girls BlOuses
Firsts, irrees.! Girls a c.
and teens cotton -
ond royon bIouses. ~ g..
7-l4, lO-l6. '0'
Tots Sweaters
Firsts and Irrees., oII-wooI, c.
nylon sweaters. Cordieon, "
sipover. l-3. 3-6x. --
Tots BIOuSeS
Cotton or royon bfouses, C
Ioee and eyelet trim. Long <H+'
or short sleeves Sizes Box.
Tots AnkletS
Irseulor cotton knit onkIets @H
in assorted eoIors, motchino slp
trim on cuffs. 3h to IN.
Tots OverallS
Firsts, irrees. Tots corduroy &1
lonees and overoIIs. Sizes stp
to6.
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WOmen's Cotton Slips
Firsts. Eyelet- trimmed cot O.
ton slips, odustobIe straps. Up
36 to a..
Evening star., 1952-06-03

These special money saving rates should
be reason enough for enrolling today at
Arthur Murray's. But, there's another big
advantage in knowing how to dance we'll -.
dancing keeps you young! And that's some.
thing that should interest everyone. It's q
fact, too, doctors agree that dancing is per-
feet exercise for all ages. 1t tones up mus.
cles, helps posture and aids balance. Why
not come in and see for yourself, though.
You'll be delighted how well you feel after
just one lesson.
Our delightfully."- air-conditioned studios
are open from 10 am. to 10 pm. But if you
want to be doubly sure of on.the-minute
attention fill out the coupon below and send
it to US. There is no obligation. of course.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
4 Ays@ g. ts+s
SAVE 500 ot|ss'sAyE M::ss:


Yes, people who thought they never could
learn, now are able to glide about the floor
with easy grace and confidence.
Not only is learning to dance lot simpler
and quicker now, but for limited time two
can learn for the price of one. This means
that you and your husband or wife or friend
can learn all the latest steps together for
half price. You'll be delighted how easy
and pleasant it is to learn as couple. Every
lesson seems like party!
Wait TIL you hear the compliments you
both will get, too. Some of our pupils who
have learned this way say that when they
get up to dance the floor is cleared and
everybody watches them enviously. So if
you have favorite partner, plan to take
lessons together and save.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
Read how others won new
popularity almost overnight

'For many years learning to
dance was one Of my great.
est desires, but shyness
always kept me from doing
it. Now dancing is my ia.
vorite pastime. Life may be-
gin at forty for some. 1t
BEGAN at Arthur Murray's
for mel"
ANTON ERICKSON
Evening star., 1952-06-03

"My dancing has progressed
so rapidly since my first visit
to your studio that I'm
amazed. l find dancing not
only wonderful exercise but
being able to do all the latest
steps has given me added /.
self-confidence."
FLORENCE MOORE
Evening star., 1952-06-03
Mr M@
$45@ 45z2zk,l

Ask about our special Pay-As. .You.Go
Plan. For as little as $3.50 week you now
can become really expert dancer "The
New Arthur Murray Way" And, you get
the same expert instruction with the same
talented teachers. Yes, everything is the
same but the price -. you pay as you 90.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
Want 70 60 dancing tonight?
ONE LESSON At ARTHUR MuRRAYS
ISALL YOU NEED!
Arthur Murray discovery
"1he First Step to Popularity"
makes learning easier. faster!

TIAVE YOU ever had to leave the dance
l. L floor because the music changed and
you didn't know how to dance to it? Well,
you can say goodbye to those embarrassing
moments now. Arthur Murray has dis
covered new step, "The First Step To
Popularity" that is the basis for all dances.
Whether you want to Rumba, Tango, Fox
Trot, Waltz or Samba you will find that all
these dances develop out of this one key
step. And it's so easy to learn that most
people master it in just few minutes -.
even beginners. How thrilled they are, toe,
when they realize that at last they are dance
ing. Z
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I e unit es & a p iteI
Nad Haris

8r1nner 1pollte an ienem Mbenb
nod aGerlei NIT mir reben. 8egreif.
libertpeiIe NOR icb aber ni9t in Ser
Stimmung Die SpaBe oes 8uri6en
an5uboren, Ser offenbar cine quite
Slaibe fir iid erobert batte.
~Bas ion i6 tun? gSie ion oas
enoen?" fragte i6 mid INNER unb
INNER pieoer, midi auf meinem 2ager
bin uno ber tpal5eno. gnoli6 beI6lob
i6, ben Weierbof m0glibIt rai6,
alei6 am na6lten Worgen, au per-
lailen. uSSiabeaa miro ni6t our &ube
selansen, iolanee id nit ibr unter
oemlelben Oad tpobne," iaste id
mir. ~Iu6 lit es bodite 3eit, oaB id
nad Baris fomme uno &ougebine
aufiude. 8ir n1iiiien banoeIn, bebor
oieier Baron Bat nit ieinen 8erbiin.
oeten uns ourd leinen linnloien Blan
oas Spiel perbirbt."
Damn oa6te idb an meine Wutter
uno betete ettpas, uno 6abei fam min
ser quite @eoanfe, nein @e,piiien nod
einmal in Sronung 5u bringen, bebo,
i6 midi in Die Soble bes Eigers ooer,
pie Ser @roBridter &epier 5u iagen
pfleste, ~in ben &erenfeiiel bon Ba'
RIG" bineinpagte. Mbbe Magnin mon.
te in aller 5riibe Die beiIige Meiie
lelen, 81 Der Die &ausbetpobner ein
gelaoen tparen. Wit oieiem @ntihluf
ihlief i6 en6lib Elm.
Bapa Wartin pedte mid re6t
5eitig, ba id tpie getp0bnlif Mbbt
Magnin Die Meiie oienen 1pollte. Sd
legte linn meine Beibte ab unb fragte
i'm Inn &at iiber meine Nfli6t beaiig
lid Berenas unb siabe1as. Ct iagts
mir, es lei gar fein 3ueifel, 6af
meme Berlobung in beioen J6lIer
geloit lei, un6 bob ib mitbin pontom'
meme Greibeit babe. Gerner biIIigte el
meiuen gntfdIub. ben Hahtbof ntog
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gfadt beroebrt iie fiib lit bitteret gor.
ipiirfen ,ino in 5ebniuht nah Sbnen
Sbre graurigfeit, ibre Mufregung III
mir nod unb nod beberrflih geiDor.
ben; if) fiirdtete eine ernlte &ranf-
belt, unb Der 4r5t, BEN id) an Mote
sog, bat meine 8efiir6tung fei1es-
negs 5erItreut. CT abnte iofort Die
l1rlade bieier franfbaften @rideinnn-
gen uno iagte mir geraoe5u, iDenn
oieieIbe ni9t redt5eitig beboben,
meroe, 10 i6reibe er ieinen araneien
feline Seilfraft BEL, uno es itebe Elm
ernites broniibes 2eioen bepor.
Mt], mein lieber Muos, tperben sic
nun mir nod langer 5iirnen, oaB id
Sic nidt BLOB 5llr &ettung oes ao-
nigs, ionbern au6 Inn meiner arnen
Sbpelter tpiIen berbeirief9 llno oaB
i6 mid fir Die arme Bella an Sbre
@roBmut tpenoe? SD bin gans iiber-
5eugt, baB bie @eiunobeit, nienei6t
oas 2eben meiner Sbmeiter BON
Sbrer ebelnliitigen 8erseibung OBJ
bGnst Sbenfen sic Sbrem tori6ten
8rdutben Die alte 2iebe tpie6er, uno
Slabellas franfes &er5 miro balo ge-
nelen!"
Sief betpeate mid ,oiele idmeiter-
lide 8itte Wartbas, Inn 10 i6mers-
Iider, ba i9 iie nidt ge,pdbren fonnte.
Was ioate ib tun? Sd e,tldloB mid,
meine Gage often Wartba ein5uge-
lteben; benn iopobl BON ibtem Ser
gem als bon ibrem 8eritano batte i6
ltets bie bo6ite Meinung.
Sd er5dblte ibr alio Die fr,r5e &C.
i6idte neiner Sueenoliebe uno tpel>
6e 8epeggriinoe midi bamals be-
lpogen batten, mid oennob NIT SID
bella gu perloben. Isle begreifen NIT
bin" idloB id3, ~oab ib i'm @runoe
frob mar, als mir Sbre S6peiter
mein Beripre6en 5uriidgab nno oab
i6 gleib na6 n1einer &eimfebr I'm
sic Sanb 8erenas tparb. Oie alte, aus
gflidtgefiibl nieoersefdnrpfte 2iebe
looerte in nteinem Ser5en 1pieber bea
auf. Selfen sic mir nun, Die Sreue
sesen meine 8raut 81 betpabren uno
glei65eitig Sbrer Sbtpeiter moglibit
menig S6mer5 gu bereiten."
rSie iino allo enti6loien, oieIem
Sdmei5er WGo9en Ser5 unb Sano
5u idenfen?" fragte Weartba.
"8erena gebort mein gan5es Ser5. p"
r4rme Bella! - Sod mas lit
oas?"
sSiabella mar bel meinen Ietten
8orten eineetreten uno bate tie ber-
itanben. Deit einem 8ebruf ia,tf iis
in Die anie, blaB tpie cine 2eide.
,l1m @ottes milIen, tpieoer Elm In=
fail" rief Wsartba, oie Obnmddtise
in ibren armen auffangenb. u@e-
I6ipino, oas 5lai6den nit ben Srop-
FEM"
sluBer mir Dor 5hreden lief i9
nah 5ilfe uno balo paren Die alte
8abterin uno einige Mdgoe 5l1r
Stelle. Wan bate oie &ranfe auf elm
gett geboben, unb Wartba fl0Bte ibr
Die Sropfen elm. @ott lei Danf febrte
oos 8etpuBtiein raid 5l1riid, uno oa
iie midi erblidte, lterdte tie ibre 5it-
ternbe Sano bin uno itammelte:
v9amian, ber5eib!"
0ait 8rGnen ersriff i6 iie uno
laste: r8on Ser5en!" ooer 10 ettpas.
Sd fann mild oer 8orte nidt mebr
entlinnen, aber ite batten cine quite
Birfllng. au6 nannte ib Tie uliebe,
quite Siabeaa", ein idtpades 2ddeln
5udte babel Inn ibre bleiden 2ippen.
Sobalo als n0sli6 sog i6 MIDI 5l1.
rid. 0ie itumme 8itte in ibren
slugen perfolgte midi 1po6en- unb
monatelang in einiamen Stunoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-01

ltern an, oaB ite ii6 MIR aus Sofli9-
felt ibren @diten anbequemten. Sd
iagte bas leiie meiner No6barin. Sic
ntdte uno fliiiterte mir gu: SD muB
Sic beute abenb nod allein ipreben.
Sapa Martin miro Sbnen etnen @inf
geben." gtatiirlib mar i6 iebr auf
oieies 3nieeeiprdb geipan,1t unb ber-
mo6te nun nit Weiibe meine l1ngeoulo
5u berbergen.
Evening star., 1952-09-26

stalwart went on. he is sure "that
Gen. Eisenhower today does not
know what he is-Democrat or
Republican"
Mr.. Donohue warned against
voting in a military regime. -
Gen. Eisenhower. he said, "even
has a brigadier general to head
his fifth team of ghost writer's"
This led him to comparisons.
Our candidate" the Commits
sioner said, writes out every
speech he makes, says words he
understands, words from the
heart"
If this Republican gang" gets
in, Mr.. Donohue declared, "they
will begin chiseling away at the
high standards of America. whit
Ting away at the Truman plan,
the Marshall Plan and Point
Four"
Democrats must pick up the
challenge, Mr.. Donohue urged his
partisans.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
Boiling Base 10 Be Host
To so High School Students

About so Washington area
senior high school students will be
guests at Boiling Air Force Base
tomorrow and Sunday.
The air base will play host in
cooperation with KiWanis Inter-
national and National Kids Day
Foundation. The young people,
selected by the Kiwanis, are
Honor Society students, various
editors and co-editors of their
school publications, Student Coun-
Gil members, Key Club members,
and so on,
The schedule of entertainment
offered by Boiling will, in part,
include inspection and rides on
the craSh-reScue boats and inspec-
tion and instruction on the flight
line. There will be visits to the
hospital, hangers and demonstra-
tions of the crash-fire fighting
equipment.
The students will eat in Air
Force dining halls and will be
quartered in military barracks.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
Hartman Will Lead
Rally Here tuesday,
Donohue DiscIoses

The District Democratic Party
will hold a rally in the Hotel
Statler on Tuesday with w.
Averell Hartman at the helm.
The announcement was made
last night by F. Joseph Donohue,
Democrat and District Commits
sioner, at a meeting of the local
Stevenson Sparkman Club. It
had been touted in advance as a
mysterious big announcement
of the meeting.
Mr.. Donohue did make it the
climax of a pep talk to nearly
200 Of the party faithful at club
headquarters, 1408 New York ave-
nue. NV. He said it will be held
from $50 to pm. He said he
hopes the crowds will be so great
that even the Statler lobby will
overflow with Democrats. Fund
raising for the ticket is the chief
objective.
Prior to breaking this piece of
news, Mr.. Donohue held his
audience rapt with party war
cries.
Lining his sights on Republican
Presidential Candidate Eisen-
hover. Mr.. Donohue declared that
the last Republican general to be
President-U. S. Grant-was a
miserable failure"
At that, the local Democratic
Evening star., 1952-09-26
Boxer Bears Gifts
For 'Pinup Girl
Polio Victim, Aqe 7
BY the Assoeioted Press

ALAMEDA, Calf, Sept. 26.-
AS the war-scarred carrier Boxer
sailed into port yesterday from
Korea, a line of sailors on her
deck strung out a banner reading
Hello Barbara Gay!"
Seven-year-old Barbara, polio
victim. was sitting on a box in
front of a huge crowd greeting the
carrier.
She smiled, stood and waved a
crutch.
When the ship docked, Barbara,
little brother Frederick, and their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Ward
of San Leandro. Calf, went
aboard.
The Boxers 29-man Repair
Group 8, who chose Barbara as
their "pin-up girl" handed the
wards $405 for Barbara. They
heaped presents on her. And they
gave Freddie a toy boat.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
Week End Tours Include
WestmoreIand Park Trip

A Sunday tour of Westmoreland
State Park and George Washing
toms birthplace in Virginia is
scheduled by the National Capital
Parks Office, among various week.
end activities.
Buses will leave 1416 F street
NV. at 8 am. on the caravan into
the Virginia county famous for
more great names in history than
any other small area in the
United States. Naturalist Evan
Haynes will lead a short walk
through the park to the picnic
area on the Potomac River. Lunch
baskets should be brought.
In the afternoon. the party will
visit the Washington mansion at
Wakefield and the Washington
family burying ground. The party
will return to Washington about
6 pm.
Tomorrow a nature walk will be
conducted on Theodore Roosevelt
Island. A ferry boat will leave the
landing near Wisconsin avenue
and K street NV. at 2::30 pm.
A bird walk is scheduled in Fort
Dupont Park from 7 am. to $50
am. tomorrow, from Ridge road
and Ely place NE.
The mule-drawn barge trips on
the c. & 0. Canal continue to be
popular weekend expeditions. The
barges leave at 2 pm. tomorrow
and Sunday from the. lock at the
end of Thirtieth street below M
street NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
One New Case Of Polio
Reported in D. {. Area

Only one new case of polio was
reported today in the Metropolitan
Area, which now has a total of
1858. There were 172 recorded
cases at this time last year.
The victim, Alexandria SD of
the season, is a 6-year- r-old girl of
the 400 block of Wilkes street. She
was admitted to Fort Belvoir Hos
pital with "non-paralytic" polio.
Alexandria had six victims at this
time last year.
District, Arlington, Fairfax.
Montgomery and Prince Georges
County health departments report
no new occurrences. Their re-
spective current totals are: Ito, As,
so, AZ and IS. Their respective
totals at the same time last year
were 81, II, 20, 48 and q.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
K. of G. Dinner-Dunce

The Potomac Council, knights
Iof Columbus, will commemorate
Its 53rd anniversary with a dinner
and dance at 7:30 pm. tomorrow
in the Hamilton Hotel. Grand
Knight Anthony r. Bayer and
other officers will honor past
Grand Knight Joseph Huck and
his wife.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
Science Topic Announced

Mrs. Mary c. Holloway. Chris
tian Sciene lecturer of Shreveport.
La, will lecture at II am. tomor-
row in the Penn Theater, $50
Pennsylvania avenue Sc. Her
subject will be Christian Science:
The Meeting of the Letter and the
Spirit"