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PAINT BRANCH FARMS

Red barn shingle house Of Early
American design. on approximately
an acre Of ground; about 1 year
old; most attractive living room,
dining room with a picture window
overlooking a lovely wooded lot,
and enormous brick fireplace, 2
bedrooms and Ia baths on first
floor; 2 bedrooms and bath on End;
q delightful community to live in.
Call OR. 6715 till 8 pm.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors Uptown once
460s Wisconsin Ave. OR. b! 10
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BRICK CAPE COD

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SILVER SPRING-close-in . most
desirable de-. brick nome. Featu .es
place. lge. din. rm., screened porch,
breakfast nook, N bath, 1st floor.
Only S17,500. Approx. $4,000 cash,
500 mo. This Is today's outstanding
buy for immediate sale. r. P.
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POTOMAC-'One acre Of living"
New. brick, ranch-type home in
wooded setting with white fence;
bedrms.. 2 baths. separate din rm.,
de luxe kit. bsmt.. 2-car attach.
gar, $35. $50. Ewes, WI. S64S.)
H. KING MULARKEY. OIL. 1885.
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SHEPHERD PARK

Beautiful almost-new det. brick Co
loniai~~with spacious rms. ga
baths. Located just OF 10th st.
owner leaving country. must sell At
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. SH. 1874
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INTERPRETATIONS
INDIAN SPRINGS

Near st. Bernadette's; new brick, A.
bedrm:, 2-bath Cape Cod; S20.500;
sacri, by OWNER: "a blk. to schools
and bus; no AGENTS. 81. f3S3. Is
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1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
POTOMAC

This brick, story and a half home Is
situated on a pleasant acre beyond
the Confessional Club The nicely
finished interior includes 4 bedrooms
and 2 baths. downstairs floors are
and dining rooms have cornice mold
ing and chair rails. Price only
S27.75O.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-NE.
COLORED-FIRST OFFERING
4115 18th ST

Call now to inspect this charming
det. custom-built brick home. It
features a center hall, large liv.
rm. with mirrored firepl., din. rm.
kit, powder rm. and large screened
porch; 2nd floor, 3 large bedrms.
and 2 baths; finished 3rd fl. with
2 bedrms. orz den; lovely rec. rm.
etc; price. S34, 500. Open for in
spection Wed, 3-S; ewes. call ia.
1854.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
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PALISIDE PARK
DETACHED BRICK
PRICE REDUCED

Two story home overlooking Potomac
River; liv. rm.. din. .rm,. kit, den,
2nd A.. 3 bedrms., bath; rec. rm.
gar: ige. lot; S4. 900 cash and bal.
IN 2O-yr,, 81 first trust. Ewes, call
MR. KOLKER, OR. 1879.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1I1R z at. NV. Realtors. NE. 540O
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PLEASANT HILLS


These modern designed semidetached
houses are well placed in this
beautiful rolling development Of
new. homes surrounded by the park
lands of the Catholic University and
the Federal Govt.'s Ft. Totten Park.
The houses have. 8 nicely propor-
toned rooms. beautiful colored
baths large light and airy base
Iment equipped with Q toilet and
laundry trays and some q built-in
garage. There are many of the nice,
modern conveniences, all through
the house that you will enjoy using
Each house has nice lot which
has been sodded and handicapped.
Come out tonight, we will be anxious
to show you our completely fur
nished model home at 10 Victor
st. ne. II is open until Q every night.
To reach: Drive out Michigan ave. to
Harewood rd., then north to First
st., then right to Victor st. and
houses.
J. B. TIFFEY q SON
ia. 6757 RA. 1869
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BrookVille Rambler
lMENT e. INSURAN
cYY onfn
SUMNER
0ON4RN14V
A Miller er-Controlled Community

A Miller Controlled Community
HAS 1st-FLOOR BEDROOM
OR LIBRARY AND BATH
Here's an excellent opportunity to
purchase resale house in this new
est Miller-controlled community. IT'S
only 4 years old and has bedrooms
and bath on End floor; gas heat.
built-in garage.
w. C. g. A. N. Miller, OR. 4464
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Mr.. Conn. Ave. and Leland

ALL TRADES GIVEN PROMPT
CONSIDERATION
New brick Colonial. not Reg. X and
splendid terms can be arranged.
Six rooms and 9 de luxe baths with
den and powder room on 1St. Large
screened side porch, full finished
basement, recreation room and bath,
gas air-cond. heat, built-in garage;
lovely yard. The price is right.
Call us for further particulars and
inSnaction
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ROCKCREEK HILLS. modern ram
bier VI. old; approx. " acre; 3
bedrms., 2 baths, large liv. rm... kit.
garage; space for additional rms.
and bath: excellent financing. Call
OWNER. WI. 6440 or NO. 1904.
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RIJRIEITH

Mr.. GEORGETOWN HOSPITAL
Beautiful modern brick home. Fea-
lures living room with fireplace. Lge.
dining room. Equipped kitchen,
5 bedrooms and full baths, Lovely
sun porch. Full basement with lava
tory. Gas heat Brick garage.
Price, S24,950. Terms. Cali Mr.,
Argonis,
CAMPANELLA & CO.
Elk. 4113 Ewes, FIR. 50sS
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COLORED-WOODRIDGE
VACANT-Only $1,750 Down
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED CORNER
For the most discriminating. this p
story detached stone is in immac-
ulate condition. All hardwood floors,
large modern living rm;, family size
equipped; 3 large bedrms., modern
bath; full basement with built in
garage; h.-w.h.; large front porch:
attractive triangular lot. ENTER
PRISE REALTY CO.. 1924 Eye st..
NV, Elk. 3400; eyes,. GE. 5711.
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ROLLlNGWOOD
AT ROCK CREEK PARK
Large bedroom or den and powder
room on lst. Situated on beautiful
wooded lot, 160-foot frontage, artis-
tic garden, giant oak trees. Center
hall, featuring spacious rooms
throughout. Side screened porch,
modern kitchen. Finished basement
recreation room, and bar; INV. oil
heat, built-in garage. Must be seen
to be appreciated, so call us for
inspection. Live in Rollingwood.
AN. Address with a Mark of Dis
tinction,"
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B-22 THE EVENING STAR

80 Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1852
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MARSTELLER-McCABE
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Five bedrms.. 3h baths. Excellently
located red brick Colonial: large lily.
rm. with f1repl.. screened porch,
fast alcove. paneled den and powder
rm.. large recr nm. with flrepl. and
maids rm. and bath in bsmt. Big
earage. Near public and parochial
schools E. NJ FRY. INC. WI.
S700 till Pm a
Evening star., 1952-10-16
New Heavy Water Technique
Speeds Up Medical Research

hydrogen to lightweight hydro
gen in it. Then, they add a sam
pie OF something to be tested for
water content.
Knowing that the things to be
tested contain virtually no heavy
hydrogen, the scientists figure
that any change between the ra-
ito Of "heavy" and lightweight
hydrogen in the final mixture will
be due entirely to the water con-
tent of the sample under test.
A spectroscope enables them to
determine the ratio Of "heavy''
hydrogen to light" hydrogen in
the solution.
Provides Special Hydrogen.
Heavy" water has potential use
in connection with the projected
hydrogen bomb for this reason:
1t could be used as a source of
deuterium-the fancy name for
double-weight hydrogen - which
some scientists believe would
constitute the principal ingredient
of the H-bomb.
Still another type of heavy
hydrogen, called '.tritium," even
heavier than deuterium, is another
possible H-bomb ingredient.
Some scientists figure tritium
would act faster than deuterium in
touching off the explosion but that
deuterium would be used in much
greater quantities along with it.
Evening star., 1952-10-16
By Fronk Corey

ASsceiotsd Press Science Reporter
Heavy" water-a possible key
material in development of the
hydrogen bomb-has opened up a
new technique in medical, indus
trial and weather research.
Scientists Of the Bureau OF
Standards reported today they are
using the stuff in a new and
quicker method Of determining
such things as the water content
Of the human body. the water sb-
sorption powers of certain chem
ical crystals, and the moisture
content Of the atmosphere.
They said an analysis of any
one of such things could be done
in less than a half-hour with the
aid of heavy" water-as con-
trasted with much longer periods
by analytical methods previously
employed.
Hydrogen Makes it Heavier.
The technique is based on the
fact water can exist in two forms
the ordinary kind that comes
out Of your kitchen faucet. and a
"heavy'' kind which is just the
same chemically, but actually
weighs more. This is because
"heavy' water has a heavier
form OF hydrogen.
The scientists take mixture of
both kinds of water. They know
at the start the ratio of heavy"
Evening star., 1952-10-16

nave LIlS SdIHe GdIeNI UGCdUSG
BinB Mushrooms are the most
flavorful you can buy. You see,
they're the only mushrooms
broiled in pure creamery butter
. then packed in their own
savory broth! With no peeling, no
trimming, and no waste, they save
you time, trouble and money, too
.. 50 keep all 3 kinds handy:
BinB Whole MUskroom Crowns fos
Aambvreess and leftover meats.
BinB Sliced Muskrooms for chicken
Il king and casserole dishes.
BInB Chopped Mushrooms for sps.
9hstti sauce. meat loaf. soups aad
Qr0vies.
Evening star., 1952-10-16

In your home. Well, Eve found the
answer. GENERAL ELECTRIC
has a new bulb designed especial
ly to beautify this type Of fixture.
It's the uniquely shaped GA lamp
that throws most of the light up
wards to give pleasing indirect
lighting effect. The bottom half Of
the bulb is tinted ivory TO soften
the light and show off room fur
nishings at their loveliest GEN.
ERAL ELECTRIC GA lamps are
available in the 50-watt sine for
4Oc and the 100-watt size for 60c,
plus tax. Get some today!
Evening star., 1952-10-16

best of all, it cooks In only "
minute (10 times faster than ever
before!) 10. which means it's prac-
tically an instant cereal! And this
smooth, delicious rice cereal has %
many health benefits for in
stance, it's easier to digest Gad
least likely of all kinds Of cereals
to cause allergic reactions! It gives
quicker nutrition, too, and more
energy . with Vitamins B., b
and Niacin added, plus Iron for
rich, red blood and better growth
Easy to see why many pedia-
tricians recommend flavorful
CREAM OF RICE j.. and why ]
say: serve it every day!
Evening star., 1952-10-16

q penny, TOO just rev SWlsheS
and your nylons are fiower-fresh
and petal-soft. There's just no
other product like it -. 50 get
NYLAST at your Favorite Store
or Supermarket. And tell your
friends about NYLAST they'll
thank you, ] know!
Evening star., 1952-10-16

because ats eSpe-
cially made with vi
tai ingredients (per-
fected by Du Pont)
to strengthen and
protect against snags
and runs -. while il
washes and beaud-
6es! NYLAST doez
all this in less than q
minute, for less than
Evening star., 1952-10-16

when you add LA FRANCE
Bluing. I've tried it! I've seen it!
So I'm telling YOU! Just shake
LA FRANCE Bluing in with any
washday suds and tpdke-up
those "washed-out" colors =. (.
'tired" whites. Exclusive new
Bead-Form guarantees no clogged
soap chutes no soap scum {.
no rust" spots. And only LA
FRANCE gives you LUMINESS,
new discovery that gets clothes
whittier than any soap or detergent
alone can get them-or with any
bleach or other bluing added!
Surprise yourself get new
LA FRANCE Bluing today!
Evening star., 1952-10-16
PLAIN FARE becomes q festive

feast . when you
dress up low-cost
dishes and left
overs with BinB
Broiled in Butter
Mushrooms! And
don't think Just
a ny mushrooms
Evening star., 1952-10-16

it was created by DAGGETT &
RAMSDELL., the House of Quality
Creams, and is one Of the most
delightfully."- light n fluffy creams
I've ever used. II penetrates deep
into each tiny pore-opening too
where it cleanses and lubricates
your skin at the same. time. But
don't take my word for II get
DAGGETT & RAMSDELLS Per-
feet Cleansing Cream and see for
yourself how it leaves your skim
looking and feeling more ex-
quisitely refreshed, more youth
full and alive, with each applica-
ton! The cost? Only s. -. at al
Cosmetic Counters!
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BEAUTY TREATMENT FOR CELL.
GAA RaVRnRREG

ING FIXTURES.
You must have
W o n 4 e r e d
many tim e 8
how you could
improve the
appearance OF
the bare bulb
ceiling fixtures
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WANT 70 MAKE Your NYLoNs

LAST and l-a-s-t cut your
hosiery bill in half? Then ] urge
you to use NYLAST, the won-
drous new "foam-wash" for it
doubles the life of nylons! That's
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BUY-LINES by Nancy Sasser

weekly Advertising coumn of Thiaes Nsw and aessstae
New York, Oct. l6-These crisp October mornings
I'call for" hearty, CHEEKY breakfasts and when
IPOST-TENS is my menu l know l just ean1
miss! That's because this marvellous cereal assors
ment has different treats that delicious 10
They're nutritious your favorite Post Cereals in
10 handy, One-serving, no-wasie packages. But BE-
Evening star., 1952-10-16

Dresses
10 Orig sos s.e5 Summer Dresses,
many cotton fabrics, broken sizes and
styles for misses and women-----$2
20 Orig. 5.o5 Maternity Dresses, cortons,
spun royons, broken sizes for misses,
women
lS Orig. 3.e5-5.o5 Dotted and Dark Print
Royon Bemberes; sizes 48-52----$2
WOmen's Shoes
70 Orig. 4oo Women's Low Heels, Wedge
and Flotties, suede and smooth leoth-
Y Orig. 80 Women's Slippers, many
styles, finishes, eolors. sizes to 9 in
group
Il Orig. 5.oo-6.oo Women's Dress Shoes.
suedes and leothers, sizes 51 to 9 in
group p-----------------
Evening star., 1952-10-16
YOU'LL De HAPPY TO NEAR TINS

now t h q {
CREAM OF RICE
comes in q brand
new package with
a convenient pour
ing spout, it's
extra-eaSy to Use
and keen. 3 u I
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BEAUTY BEGINS WITH A SEAS.

1BFV6 SNBbN . N1lU
for that / recon-
mend DAGGETT &
RAMSDML'S Per-
feet Gle q n s j n 6
Cream. And ! do
mean 4,erfecf for
Evening star., 1952-10-16
Men'S Wear

4vAOAA VvO0NA
Orig. $50 Famous Make Work Shirts.
green herrn9bone, sizes l6-- 40
10 Orig. 24e Short Sleeve Sport Shirts,
khaki, S, M Bee
ID IrreeuIors, Firsts of 80 Sport Shirts,
short sleeves. white, S. M, as is 64c
Irreeulors, 800 Dress SIocks, royon
acetate, as is, 3O-33-4O---------SI
49 IrreeuIor 5-for-Sl White Cotton Work
Hose, sizes lOh-l2-
10 Orig. l.5o Elastic Belts, leather end,
sizes 80 to -20c
40 Orig. 2-for-$1 Knit Ties, solid colors,
l2c
10 Orig. | 80 Cable Knit PIoyshrts, oree,
00c
81 lrreeuIor l2c White Cotton Hondker-
chiefs, large size ze--------------7c
8 Irregular 80 Sport Shirts, long sleeves,
royons, M--------------------$
5 IrreouIors, Firsts of 4.ee-5.ee Gobor-
dine Jockets, royon-oeetote, S. M,
s Irregular l.ee White Dress Shirts,
soiled, sizes Ia, l5--------Sl
4 Orig. 2oo Royon Sport Shirts, royon-
ocetote, long sleeves, M-------1.6
5 Orig. 2.6e Cotton Pojomos, stripes, B.
Home Furnishings
40 Orig. SOC seersucker volonces, hunter
green -------------------
5 Orig. 1872 Loop Twist Rugs, white 81
5 Orig. SIS Ginehom Pillow shoms. l9c
10 Orig. Soc Odd PoneIs Cotton and
Royon Curtains s-----S Sc
SO Orig. soc Cotton Cushions Covers l9c
10 Orig. l.e9 Plastic Glider Covers .-29e
z Orig. sos Cretonne DovenoIo Covers,
] Orig. 80 Red Ginehom Vanity Skirt,
oil
J Orig. 4.ee lrree. 5x5-ft Velour Twist
Nu9 ------------------
Il Orig. ST Clear Plastic Chair Covers,
] Orig. ST soiIed Blanket, 500 cotton,
25oo wool, 20 royon on-------3.00
3 Orig. 80 Cotton Soto Pillows 88c
5 Orig. 2.oo lrree. Ton Velour Twist
Rugs Observation-Disclosures .40
5 Orig 1893 Plastic Cottooe Sets ond
DroPes --------------7So
3 Orig ST Crib Size HobnoiI Spreads,
Soc
10 Orig. .9e-299 Cotton or Royon Cur
tOHlS
| Orig. 7.o8 Royon Satin Comfort, os is,
4.4a
Evening star., 1952-10-16

POSTTENS the only Americas
leading secoated cereals! You contains Krnke the
cereal we'll Sugar Crisp thaa
honey Of pued wheat cereal So take tip
for your best choice make first choice POSTTENS!
Evening star., 1952-10-16
SpOrtswear

SpOrtswear
$50 Orig. 2.5o-2.oo Misses sportsweor
Clearance --------------l.88 .88
s Orig. 3.eo.4.ee Misses Woter-RepeI-
lent Jackets,
7 Orig. 3.85 Misses Flannel Lined
jeans, lO-l4-------7---2.
80 Orig. 3.ee-5.e5 Misses Skirts, royon
CAB and wool (IobeIed for fobrio con-
tent, many styles, coIors, 24-28 81
81 Orig. l.ee-2.eo Misses Cotton and
Royon BIouses, 32-4O------33c
50 Orig. l.oe-2.ee Misses NyIon Pull
over BIouses, 34-4O-------1.28
20 Orig. 3.ee-5.e5 Misses Royon and
Nylon BIouses, 32-40----------$3
Evening star., 1952-10-16

fowl with LaCHOY Bean Sprouts
or LaCHOY Mixed Chinese Vege-
tables following the simple direc-
tions right on the label) ;. heat
and eat! I find LaCHOY Bean
Sprouts ideal for simple dishes,
but for fancy fare ! like LaCHOY
Mixed Chinese Vegetables /.
an exotic combination of bean
sprouts, water chestnuts, bamboo
= shoots, mushrooms and sweet pep.
pers. So keep both on hand !. =.
and don't miss this:
FREE RECIPE sooKlEY ''Tks At
cnd Secrets Of cklsess coo&sy." Wire
Nancy Sssssr. IN Msdisoa AvaA Nsw
York rs, N. Y.
Evening star., 1952-10-16

energy food tonic is wonderful for
building up stamina and resist
anc4 That's because its power
ful nourishment provides
natural AID Vitamins, energy
building natural oil factors and
added minerals your meals may
lack. In fact SCOTS Emulsion
Is such q grand body-builder many
doctors recommend it (mine does)
to help growing youngsters
develop sound teeth, HSfsN
strong bones and sturdy Ga
bodies, too. Make today (paRENIs3
the day you get it! ~.
Evening star., 1952-10-16

NowrS the TIME Cream Parfa Pies Ann Pills
-, burys marvellous dessert discovery that's a
aM heavenly connection" Of JEL-O, ice and
N kA fruit In fact taste and family will be call
EVS RH ing for them all the time because they're lighter
N N pie, smoother than chiffon and boast the
NJ fesh lifting tang of your favorite fruits Takes
~ trouble to out in jify, either teyr
ABC easy and absolutely And think Of all the fun
can have dreaming up different flavor combinations like
this Pneappls example, which just Of the many
c;k. PACKAGE Lime Jello w cups tpasspps from
Add plat ssas
until melted Chill Until feks"sd but .e ss t
70 In into baked PIE
eoosd Chill nsA s 70 m'assl
eanHsh remaining pineapple
FROM NE become expert cook like mdgc How!
BY simply using G. WASHNGTON'S Instant Broth for cSM
seasoning for your soups salads sews and casseroles M
think its miraculous the perks meauess and sS-
short meat dishes with rich hearty goodness ESAA<
Ehe Golden Broth giving tanazing chicken like flavor,
the Rich-Broson Broth savory beef-lke favor But \C
s 4 s sa;e sses md g vsa 5 d.se0u' 'd
A om..o Juice hs eeio: ulss ias wAASI0Sns S go
Ss essa sosGAd Geld vsst Wsa ss*sA SssM sas eA
Evening star., 1952-10-16
A MOTHERS GREATEST REWARD

IS seeing her children
happy and healthy =.
so start protecting
your youngsters noD
against colds and
other ills they'll be
exposed to this
winter. How? Just
give them SCOTS
Emulsion every day
&n~ khs~ h.~h
Evening star., 1952-10-16
WOULD Yov BELIEVE IT

can actually blue
new "life" right
back into your
clothes! Yes .
, the same Lively
Look" that washes
out with dirt is
Evening star., 1952-10-16

Lingerie
$50 Irreoulor 7ec Nylon Tricot Briefs,
white, coIors, 5-6-7---------30c
ITO Irreoulor soc Extro Size Nylon Tri-
cot Briefs, size 8, white onIy-30c
20 Irreeulor ST Buit-up Cotton Knit
Slips, tan, S. N, L-----------59 59c
Il Orig. z for So Cotton FIonneI Gowns,
size II, colors--------------3l
10 Orig. 2os 7-pc. cobbler Cotton Po-
ionos, prints. smoii-
Evening star., 1952-10-16

Boys Wear
70 Irreeu!or 2se Cotton PopIin Joekets.
size 0Oc
36 lrreeuIor ].3o AII-WooI sIipover and
Button Sweotesr, sizes 6-l2---88c
10 Irreeulor 4ec Cotton Gripper Type
Shorts, sizes g.
36 rreeuIor, First Long Sleeve Polo Shirts,
cotton, sizes 6-l4
Ia lrreeuIor 80 Cotton Flannel Sport
Shirts, 6-l8-----------6 6Sc
IS IrreeuIor 2.2e Royon-Acetote Cob
Shirts, 8-l4
q IrreeuIor Cotton White T-shirts, S. M,
/ 1yC
9 Orig. l.3o Cotton Wash Pants, first
quality, 4-6-----------------84
36 IrreouIor 3oc Cotton Knit EIostic Top
Hose. 6-7h----------------- lOc
10 Orig. 1.5e Cotton Sport Shirts. bold
checks, S, IA, 8Sc
Orig. 40 Cotton Sweet Shirts, S, IA,
3 Orig. 1875 Boys Wool-Royon Suits
tlobeIed for fobric content) long and
short pants, size 6------------3.00
Lingerie
Evening star., 1952-10-16
HERE'S A COOKS DELIGHT fos

any busy night .
an easy, "quick-as-a-
wink" way to serve
luscious, homemade
chow mein or chop
suey! All you do Is
combine celery and
1~a~r.~a ~>nA G~A -.
Evening star., 1952-10-16

Accessories
4 Orig. 2.ee Genuine Leather Handbags,
navy onIy---------------
8 Orig so Women's Roincoots, Hood
and Belt, S, IA, smoke coIor---- 20c
16 Orig. 2oe Women's Handbags, foiIIe
and plastic Golf, 4 coIors l.47"
le Orig ST Neck Scorfs, fIorol prints,
royon crepe, hand rolled hens 48c
IS Orig 8oc-$l Women's Gloves, royon-
cotton, posteIs, 6-8 in eroup----33c
5 Orig o7c Jewel Boxes, red and blue,
simulated leather coverine-----68c
81 pois Orig. 80 Women's AII-Wool
Gloves, black, white checks, complete
sizes. o-S S----------------
Evening star., 1952-10-16


IS IrreeuIors, Firsts l.eo Washable
Dresses, sizes l-3-----2 for 81
II Orig. So First Quality Boys Jodhpurs,
81
3 Orig. 2.ee Boys 2-pc. Royon Gobor-
dine Suits, size z 2--------8 88c
5 IrreeuIor 5.95 Infonts' Cord and Royon
Is Irregular and Frsts of 8.e5-lO.o5 In
fonts' and Tots Snowsuits and Coot
and Logging
IS Orig. I.eo Boys lOo9o NyIon cordi-
gan Sweaters, broken sizes--2 for 81
so IreeuIor 3ee Royon and Cotton Pan
ties, 2-4--------------
20 IrreeuIor loe Boys Corduroy Boxer
Longies, broken sizes------2 for 81
q Orig. LIS lnfonts' Botiste Slips, l-3,
70 Orig, l.eo Boys Cotton Flannel Shirts,
"a -----------------2f for $S
10 Orig. 2ee Infonts' Cotton Crib Blon-
IS Orig. ST. Infonts' and Tots Pique and
S. Irreeuor SOC Cotton Knit Polo Shirts,
broken
Is Orig. l.eo Tots 2-Pc. Cotton Flannel
roJdn0S
so rreouIor 3ec Tots AnkIets, broken
sizes 1UC
23 lrreeuIor l.oo Infonts' AII-WooI
Sweaters, sizes l-3--------2 for 81
Pods
Girls Wear
100 Orig. l.oe-2.eo Items, including
dresses, skirts, blduses, pojonos, slips,
etc. ----------------- ---5UC
10 Orig. 500 Cotton Washable Dresses,
sizes
5 Orig. 800 Cotton Print Houseeoots,
sizes 7-l2 l.B8
4 Orig. lo.o5-l3.o5 loo9o Reprocessed
Wool Coots, broken sizes and colors,
10 Orig. 2.25 Cotton Blouse Slips, white
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5 Orig. ITO Ryoon Quilted Housecoots,
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100 Orig 2oc Cotton Ponties. elastic
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fords, leather uppers----------l.00
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-15
Young Men Attend
H-Y Training Camp

Two Ottawa county youths
Dave Petersen and Fred Schneider
arrived in Camp Nelson Dodd
Sunday for the 31st annual ses
sion of the Ohio Hi-Y Camp for
officers and club leaders in the
northern Ohio district.
They will share ideas with 144
Ohio High School boys who dir
ect the Club programs in a 1,OOO
communities in the state.
The Camp will provide fellow
ship, instruction in Hi-Y methods;
inspirational devotional program
and recreation.
James Williams Ohio Hi-Y Sec.
retary will direct the program.
Alvin Deiss, Ohio Youth Secretary
is Camp Director Leigh w. Soule.
Northern Ohio Secretary, will
teach devotional leadership cour-
ses and present National Hi-Y ma.
terials.
DR.. Arthur Wickham of Miami
University, DIR. Samuel Hadley of
Kent State University, and Mr..
George Campell, National known
song leader, will appear on the
program.
The local Hi-Y Club will profit
by the knowledge and training in
Hi-Y Procedures.