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served and not going after sharply
angied shots.
Il didn't hurt my knee again
bat I almost did," the Philadel-
phian said. The court vas very
slick and I felt my knee pun Just
IS q did Il Newport. So ] decided
not 10 take any chances.
lie proceeded % lose his service
three tines IN 3 row.
II the Americas win al doubles
a. expected then the second pa.
toon probably VII see action in
the final and meaningless singles
matches Sunday. The subs are
Bernard Bartxen 81 San Angelo.
Texas and Straight Clark II Pas
aoena, Calf.
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tervens. IIe said ne lncident VA
. matter h<tween ne PoiisA dele
gation and the Il. \. Command.
The BED Peiping rpdlo sad q
wriften copy q the letter vas giv.
en- % an Allied halAcn officer Al
Panmunom Friday Tor delivery
10 Clark. The 4. y. Command con.
firmed a letter had been received.
bot would nog Immediately dlyulre
is eontenlz.
Peiplng said wagruwsk pre-
tested against this violation AZ the
rights guaranteed 10 the neutral
nations inspection cans b he
armistice agreement and demand.
"a that Jan HaiaukiewicI be re.
turned 90 the Inspection team.
The commission met for two
hours and IS minutes. took up only
routine matters after Tie pruiesi
then scheduled another session for
Monday.
In Washington. TIE rentaeon re-
leased more names oi ga Amer.
can military personnel believed a.
have been captured In Korea bot
sun unaceounted Ger.
Among the missing prisoners
identified hy the Pentagon Satur.
day was Capt. Harold Fischer Of
Swea City. Iowa. a double iei ace
whom the Reds identified as 4 prs.
and then did not repatriate.
Red news eOrrespondenl Wilfred
hurchett told 1ewsmen FRIDAY
Fischer and other alrmen ne
Communists claim we're shot down
over Chinese Manch0Fia we're not
eassed as prisoners Of war and
their release would have 10 be ne.
COATED through eipl0matic chan.
nals. Burchett did not say how
many prisoners tie Reds held
back.
Allied pilots weFs forbidden 10
cross the Manchurian border from
North Korea but the Air Force
has acknowledged that some may
have paraehuted into Chinese Ter.
Iritory after being shot up IN al
battles with MIG jets Just south Of
the Yalu River boundary.
Meanwhile. the Y. n. Command
continued moving prisoners who
refused 10 return home 30 the de-
miliiarized xone five niles narth.
vest Of Panmuniom.
The second group ~ 1909 anti.
Red Chinese pOWs vas turned
over to the custody Of = tive
nation repatriation commission and
placed under TIE guard 81 Indian
troops.
In eli. is.T0o Chinese and about
: 900 North Koreans wlll Be handed
over b the commlsslon While they
make up their minds where they
ultimately win live.
About 1000 NORTH Koreans al.
ready have been moved into the
demiliiarized gore.
The Chinese delivered Saturday
sang Nationalist Chinese anngs and
waved Nationalist flags a. they
moved from trucks from the al.
led holdlng point guuth of TIE hnf.
Fer zone into the sprawllng In.
dian Village.
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Gun Club Will
Meet On Sunday

The regular Haenihly meeting
81 Ire KEY West Gun clvb will
be held a. ths range co Son.
DAY. September " Of $50 .. m.
This ELL be an lmpestsns meet.
he snd sll aaenhsFs ere Urged
10 asaend.
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Navy Wives Bowl
For Averages

The Navy Wives Bowling League
met AZ l p. m. Thursday, sepet.
10 81 the Naval Station bowling al.
ley for the purpose Of bowling for
averages.
Al Navy wives interested IN
bowling are cordially invited TO be
81 the Naval Station alleys 1t 1
p. m. Thursday. Sept. II.
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Backed For Vinson Post

DENVER "a - U. s. Circuit
Judge ORE L. Philips Of Denver
was unanimously endorsed b. the
Colorado Bar Assn. yesterday for
appointment as chief justice Of the
~. 5. Supreme Court replacing
Fred M. Vinson. who died tbs
week.
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tCoutinued IRON PAGE 0nel
Aly's attorney. Charles loren, IN
Paris.
Crum said loren tnld him that
ln the event Rita turned down TIE
mlllion.dollar proposal, Tnrem
might come here for further dis.
eussion with the actress.
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% euf MofheF. Mfs. MnY Leundefs.
who disd fwo pears ago today
''its been two years ago today
Dear Mother, since you went
away;
But every hour you live anew
In hearts that sadly long for
you"
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS.
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Braves Win; Ruin Dodgers Party
Virgil Trucks
Wins 10Th Came;
Pittsburgh In
Last Place

W#H8HHN @"%HH"H
The handwriting IA on the vel
bug az II Z sndden the Mllwaukee
Braves cant read.
ne stubborn Braves stia seem
90 be operating On tbe theury that
he National League peanani race
10 . two.team affair. And they're
ready 10 smack d0wn any cne
whe says Il isn't
nFookiyn'a dashlng Dodgers De-.
ecendsd upon the brewing center
yesterday primed 10 wrap up their
secnnd straight fiaz. They needed
lust one more slcl0ry. The cele.
bratlon was arranged end the
brass few In from Brooklyn head.
quarters for the whlna ding.
They're sllll waiting Cor The party.
Out at Mflwaukee's County Sta
dun last night one Andy pafko
made the Dodgers realize that
ts0.oo9 vas only money. lie pc .
home run wlth q man on base IN
the sixth inning ard he Won the
game for The Braves with = 10th
lnnlng homer after two we're out.
The score waa 90.
VITA n games 10 play The Braves
now trad the Dodgers b. ~. They
meet for the final time today.
pafk0 was sold By Brooklyn %
the Braves for $50 COO during The
winter and the Dodger officials
went 10 great pains 10 advise the
fans that paiko vas no longer
neceaaary. Since bis departure
Brooklyn has used almost every.
body On tha roster IN left field.
The deal didn't set wen with
Pafko a TIE time and after last
nights gamewlnning homer, PAT.
10 declared.
n hope 0MalIey waiter OVAL.
ley, the Brooklyn pFesideusl saw
that one"
o'MaIIsy I'D. He was there for
the party.
II tho American League, tive
Cop teams beth lost. The New York
Yankees bowed 30 Detroit 81 In
70 innings and Cleveland Lost 20
Washington 81 Chicago kept It's
mathematical pennant chances
alive with = 90 verdict over PM
adelphla.
The Yankees lead Gha indians
~ 10 games and ihe White Sex
hy a. Any combination Of 8 New
Work victories and Cleveland
losses win eive TIE Yankees their
fifth straight pennans.
In ether games yesterday the 81.
Louis Cardinals assured Pittsburgh
IL 3 last place finish with 4 S.
decision, Cincinnatl edged Phila.
delphla e8 and Chicago won it,
sevenlh straight. Sc. ever TIE New
York Giants. The l0Wly 81. Louis
Browns stopped Boston 40.
Ted Gray pitched. batted The
Tigers b victory ever he Yank.
ees. lie scattered slx hits and
scored winning run IN the 10th
when be trip,ed md rode home on
a long Nv b. Harvey Kuenn. Yogi
Berra and joe Collins homered for
the Yankee runs.
AZ Washington TIE Senators sgy-
mled Bob Lemon In his attempt 10
win his 10th game. urapping % the
decision with 4 three run splurge
IN the eighth inning.
Duane pillette thanked the Red
6ox on three singles.
Virgil Trucks az the White Sox
huns ap his iBsh victory ard aided
hls oNn cause a Philadelphia hy
driving IN three runs. two II them
on 4 home run.
The Cubs pounded New York
plichlng Cor II hits and Bob Rush
held the Giants 10 four safeties.
The Cubs hadn't won seven In :
row Ia seven years.
Robin Roberts az the Phllx, who
won bis first 10 games hFeezing
and Who has been struggling ever
since. was beaten again IN his AZ.
tempt % win his End. A six.run
Cincinnati uprising In TIE seventh
kmptnm knefaaA kfsa
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COnreHt AlunInGe
To Meet Monday

a vmeellna 81 re cenvenl
Alumnae viii be held kAondsy
niuhl ~ Q e'eioek - Ire home
81 ire prssldsni. Mrs. Paul
aaswheuse. 61e Esasa So.
AAslheFs 81 cMi ard So.
Joseph's era asked 10 attend
as plans wlil be formulated Fer
shs halloween festival.
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cass Michaels Of he Philadelphia
Athletics has many hobbies. Among
them are basketball, bowling, fish
Ing, hunting and music.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12

ca Hodges Of The Brooklyn Dod.
gers has played in three world Ser
les. His batting average Ia .i03.
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Rslsiivs sismlsIly. y An
as
narsmssss esss Lsvsll, ysee a..
2e.ss ins.--ioiS.3 mbs. a.
Tomoexow's Aimanae
sunrise eslx I'm.
sunset e.t5 Pm.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Wilson About Face
lin Air Force BuiIdup
lis Seen by KiIgore
BY the Associnfed Press

Senator Kilgore, Democrat. of
West Virginia today labeled as
"a change in front" an an
nouncement by Secretary Wilson
that the Defense Department
will ask Congress for funds to
build toward a 127-wing Air
Force by mid-1956.
Mr.. Wilson's statement that
including naval aviation, we
now have the most powerful and
effective air force in the world"
was hailed by Senators Potter.
Republican, of Michigan and
Welker. Republican. of Idaho as
an answer to critics of EiSen-
hover administration cuts in Air
Force funds.
1--WE now have an Air Force
with planes in the air instead
of on the drafting boards" Sen
ator Potter declared.
Senator Welker said in a sepa-
rate interview he believes "the
President and the Secretary Of
Defense have shown what can
be accomplished by sound plan
ming and effective organization
work"
lis Wings by June 30.
Declaring that 1--WE must con-
tinue to have air power second
to none," Mr.. Wilson said in an
Indianapolis speech last night
the Air Force will have lis wings
by next June 80 and can reach
an interim goal of 120 wings
sooner than expected. A wing
ranges in size from 80 long
range bombers to rs fighters.
Senator Kilgore said the pro-
posed request for funds to build
toward 127 wings seemed to him
an almost complete aboutface
Earlier this year the admins
tration abandoned at least tenn
porarily the 143-wing goal which
had been set under the Truman
administration and slashed Air
Force fund requests by SIS bill
lion. Mr.. Wilson said the Air
Force would still have all the
money it could spend effectively,
Glad to See Change.
This is a change in front
which I am very glad to see, "
Senator Kilgore said. "We will
see when Wilson and others
come before the Senate Appro-
priationS Committee whether
this proposed Air Force buildup
is as sound as it appears on the
surface"
Mr.. Wilson gave no figures on
money requests but Senator We'll
ker said the Secretary of De-
fense probably won't have any
difficulties in getting the full
amount he requests.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Action on SIums Pinned
To Dollar Arguments

Col. Giles Evans, Assistant En-
gineer Commissioner, told the
Stanton Park Citizens Associa-
ton last night that the way to
get action on slum clearance is
to discuss it in terms of dollars
and cents.
He gave these figures:
Thirty-three per cent of the
population lives in slumS, 20 per
cent of the homes are slums, SIS
per cent of juvenile delinquency
occurs in the slums, SIS per cent
of tuberculosis is in the slums
and so per cent of all disease is
found in the slums.
"And here is the economic fact
which will get action from the
Commissioners and Congress-
men," he continued. "Only 6 per
cent of the taxes are collected in
the slums, but 46 per cent of the
total revenue is used to pay the
expenses of the slumS."
The meeting was held in the
Peabody School, Fifth and c
streets NE.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Fruit Packers Hopeful
Over New Can Talks
BY the Associated Press

LAKELAND, Fla, Dec. "a
Government call for renewed ne
gotiations in the can workers
strike offered new hope to Flor
ida citrus Gamers today for an
end to their can shortage.
Director Whitley P. Mccoy of
the Federal Mediation Service
called last night for representa-
tives of the American Can Co.
and the CIO Steelworkers' Union
to meet in Chicago tomorrow.
Mr.. Mccoy said the strike was
causing serious concern among
members of Congress and in the
Government.
The strike began last Wednes-
day after contracts expired with
American and Continental Can
Co. The strike has idled $4,000
workers in 68 plants of the two
companies in the United States.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Normons Ate White Breed

LONDON.-White bread, called
wastel. was eaten by the Nor
mans in the Middle Ages.
Evening star., 1953-12-08

rant at Piccadilly Circus. where
Melba. Caruso, Marie Lloyd and
other noted people used to dine.
He says he will carry on tradi-
tionS.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Restaurant Changes Hands

Charles Forte, head Of a milk
bar chain. has taken over the
Monico, famed London restau-
Evening star., 1953-12-08

You and it! Your continued
will
do everything possible o trust.
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Guided Missiles May Destroy
Tornodoes, Scientists Forecast

the air mass overhanging the
funnel will do the job.
The old impression of an up
draft in a tornado's funnel is
created, he told the Associated
Press, by the downdraft jet
striking the ground or water
then bouncing upward outside
the funnel.
Research Support Needed.
Col. Mayer predicted tornado
destruction might be achieved
in five or 10 years if sufficient
support can be mustered for
necessary study and research.
The kind of net he proposes
would consist of mobile anti
tornado stations, assembled at
airports near large cities where
tornadoes might be expected.
Into the net would be fed
tornado forecasts, radar detec-
ton, warning and tracking data.
Jet planes with tornado destruc-
ton missiles could be stand
ing by.
IF only one per cent tornado
damage prevention could be re-
allied, a great advancement in
science will have been made and
the welfare of mankind pro-
noted" Col. Mayer said.
Evening star., 1953-11-12
By the Associated Press

AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. IA
guided missile some day may be
fired into the roaring heart of
a tornado and save a city like
Waco, Tex, from such damage
and death left there last spring
Two scientists believe it COM
pletely practical and possible of
achievement in the near future.
DR.. Fritz o. Rossman, a Ger
man physicist and meteorologist
brought to this country by the
Air Force six months ago, has
opened the door to tornado
destruction through a new theory
that contradicts a 50-year-old
idea about tornado behavior.
Col. Rollins H. Mayer, cleo
tronics scientist at the Air Force
missile test center. Patrick Air
Force Base, Florida, where DR..
RosSmann is working, says the
theory makes possible a national
tornado-damage prevention net
capable of saving millions of dol
lars and thousands of lives.
DOwndraft Indicated.
DR.. RosSmann and Col. Mayer
were here to present papers and
propose the network at the 125th
annual meeting of the American
Meteorological Society.
DR.. Rossmann claims there is
a terrifically powerful downdraft
in the funnel of a tornado-not
an updraft as has long been
believed.
His plan is to pinch off this
funnel from the cloud that is
feeding it its destructive, whirl-
ing, downdraft power. He thinks
- rr,,iloI Vooiccilo ovro1aIaI into
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Read the proof flavor tests Reynolds Wrap GOOD LUCK fresh
the day after weeks! Only GOOD LUCK has M

NTow YOU can serve perfect table
IN spread every time-fresh, sweet and
delicious as the day it was packed! Just
look for GOOD LUCK margarine in this
revolutionary new package made of
shiny Reynolds aluminium foil.
To test this package we put GOOD
LUCK in refrigerator along with other
table spreads wrapped in ordinary
waxed cartons. Next to them we placed
sliced onions-and the strongest cheese
we could find.
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Fresh and Sweet
After Eight Weeks

After eight weeks, GOOD LUCK in its
new alum mum package was still as
fresh. sweet and delicious as the day it
was made! ( ut the other quality mar
garines in the: usual waXed cartons had
lost Rayo, and picked up odors very
quickly, some after only six days.
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Firms Push Spy Probe

HELSINKI, Finland. Nov. II
(P.-Finnish authorities con-
tinued a probe into alleged spy
activities today after announc-
ing the arrest of five men, in
Guiding an officer and an air
force sergeant, on charges of
spying for an unidentified for
oinn YlnXXroHA
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Accountants to Meet

The Washington Institute of
Public Accountants will hold a
special meeting in the Ambas-
sador Hotel at 8 o'clock. The
principal speaker will be Jay A.
Robinson of San Pedro, Calf.
national vice president.
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Engineer Club Gets Plaque

The District Chapter of the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute
Alumni Association yesterday
presented a plaque to the En-
gineer Club of Washington in
its headquarters in the Willard
Hotel,
Evening star., 1953-11-12

If you want to enjoy GOOD LUCK at
its delicious best, always keep it in your
refrigerator. You'll find GOOD LUCK
spreads smoothly euen Jphen cold.
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Fewer colories per slice
Mon hoF a grapefruit!

Here's the reason for the difference:
We wrap each quarter-pound print in
pure Reynolds Wrap, then we put the
quarter pounds in waxed carton for
extra protection, and finally, sOe seal the
wltole carton in shiny aluminium foil.
AS a result, GOOD LUCK not only
tastes delicious when we wrap it, but
stays fresher and better tasting than any
other margarine.
Remember: GOOD LUCK in its new
package is Internationally guaranteed
by Lever Brothers Company, $50 Park
Avenue, New York 22, New York.
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Keep GOOD LUCK in Your
Refrigerator-it Spreads Easily!

The delicate flavor of this fine quality
margarine is perishable. That's why we
carefully refrigerate GOOD LUCK dur
ing processing also while awaiting
shipment, and in transit.
Evening star., 1953-11-12
MISS FRANCES ADAMS
"Eosy" Laundry Specialist

will be in Lonsburoh's Major AppIi-
once Store Fridoy to show you how
cosy it is to wosh with Easy! Special
demonstrations ore ct 1000, | 100
AN. and z 100, 300. 400 PM.
Evening star., 1953-11-12

Come in tomorrow - and watch Miss
Frances Adams show you how to solve
woshdoy problems! And toke home your
free gift of two sparkling notched Gor-
den Club vases! You save 32.l8 on fo-
nous Spindrier thot washes weeks
laundry in less than one hour!
Evening star., 1953-07-23

Crosley 6-cu.-ft. chest model26995 1SS45
Deepfreeze 7-cu.-ft., chest29995 22965
Crosley, 8-cu.-ft. de 36995 23S7O
Deepfreeze 11-cu.-ft. upright
scratched --------------------42245 29s7S
Gibson 10-cu-ft chest, scratched 399.95 229OO
Amana 12-cu.-ft upright, dented 51495 3397O
Quickfreeze 13-cu.-ft. chest- 43995 1880
Deepfreeze 13-cu-ft chest-- 46995 1895
DeepfreeZe 17-cu-ft chest,
scratched ------------5 56995 1880
Evening star., 1953-03-01
WHAT WILL We LOOK LIKE?
COntisss1ed t1OAH page tsOelse

Muchpresent trouble IN the dental
department Is due to another altera-
ton in mans anatomy: steady
diminution IN the size of the jaw.
Our teeth already require more space
than Is available to them. This re-
duction IN the jaw IS proceeding at a
more rapid rate than the reduction
in tooth size. Hence the 10th
centny's plague of impactions, NAL
formations and the emTgence Of a
prosperous new specialist: the orthO-
dontist.
Reduction in the dimensions and
number of teeth Is evolution's way
of adapting to the impasse. By
10000 AD., it can be expected that
mans allotment Of 90 teeth viii
have fallen to az few as 28, "a, or
even 20.
One Of the less fortunate by
products Of the smaller, receding
jaw win be its accentuation, by COM
parison, of the size Of the nose. The
nose Of man. and woman, has ap-
peared to grow larger through the
ages due to the gradual recession of
the face.
Doosn Ssg Sh0 1sa8sy Parker
NEACHRlC its zenith IN the man Of
10000 A.D., the further exaggera-
ton of apparent nose sire win pose
a definite challenge to beauticians
of the future, besides Turing the
unemployed BARRIERS into seeking
their fortune as plastic surgeons.
Evening star., 1953-03-01

Transformations in details Of the
human foot are also Indicated. The
relative size and importance Of TIM
great toes each now carries about
half the weight placed On the foot
will probably increase.
Conversely, those readers with
a sentimental attachment for the
little toe will be saddened to learn
that this little piggy" viii stop
going to market" one day m the
dim, distant future. Already practi-
calIy unemployed, the little toe by
10000 AID. may be q thing Of the
past.
Subject . Change
IHE accuracy Of these predictions
is, Of course, open to some question.
Since evolution in animal forms re-
suits from q process Of adaptation to
their physical environment, we
should know what the future world
win be like before drawing defnitive
portraits of its inhabitants.
An atom bomb war or significant
changes in the ways Of urban living.
and even perhaps new ideas. could
seriously affect mans evolutionary
future.
But whatever happens there win
be no radar ears, perisoope eyes, Or
grasshoppT limbs: the archeologist
of $4,000 AID. win certainly recog-
nize the remains Of today's human
beings az those of man and his close
ancestors. The End
Evening star., 1953-11-08
McGARRY BECOMES A TRIGGER-MAN
Continued from page nine

morning paper. Because you
know something, Gabe? If you
don't take care of this McGarry,
the O-and-O will tell the boys he
brings you into town and they
will take care of you. He has a
few trigger-men on his payroll,
and they will be annoyed at the
way you come in and grab off the
big dough. The O-and-O brings
you here because you have a
high-class reputation, and he
likes to get what he pays for"
Tim leaving right now,"
says Dan, and he runs across the
street.
Kitty opens the door for him
and gives him a cold eye. who
was the platinum-blonde girl
friend?" she says sharply. II was
watching from the window"
Dan mops his forehead. I'VE
- we were talking business" he
says.
"Oh. I'm sure of that!' says
Kitty. you and she were solv-
ing a murder, no Doubt"
''Nor solving one, exactly. Just
talking one over. We =" He
breaks off and sinks into a chair.
Maybe better have some black
coffee" he says. Il am not my
self tonight" he adds, and, of
course, there is a lot of truth in
that.
Il hope" says Kitty, that
you are not getting sick just be-
Evening star., 1953-11-08

fore Aunt Sylvia's wedding to-
morrow.
Wedding? IL may not be
able to make it. sort of thought
I'd stay indoors tomorrow.
"Indoors?" Kitty cries.
What's the matter with you?
They're counting on you to be
best man - with striped trou-
sers and all the trimmings. Why,
I'd die if you didn't show up!"
''AND maybe l will if do"
says Dan. Il mean i mean l
might get pneumonia"
why should you get pneu-
monia? You haven't been sick a
day in years!"
Well" says Dan feebly, 1T
might not be healthy for me to
be there"
You're turning into a hypo-
chondriac. Weddings aren't nee
essarily fatal" She gives him a
sharp look. Il believe you've
been drinking!" she says. you
look little green, I'll call a taxi
for you. Go home and have a
good sleep, and be sure to be at
St. Johns chapel promptly at
noon"
Dan isn't able to sleep until
almost dawn, and it is nine
o'clock when there is a pounding
on his door. He finds Gabe's
bathrobe and puts it on, and
when he pulls back the door in
Continued on page 20
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Philips TABLETS
BRING QUICK
effective Relief!

HERE'S a pleasant way to
get really fast relief from gas,
heartburn, upset stomach,
"fullness" or other symp-
toms of acid indigestion-no
matter when any Of them
come along. just carry Phil
lips Tablets in. your pocket
or purse, wherever you 60.
Peppermint favored Phillips
Tablets are as pleasant to
take as candy mints-and
because they're made from
one of the fastest, most effec-
tive acid neutralizers known,
they bring almost instant
relief. 80 tablets-28t.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

4. "Ns Other Shsmpss euarantses
to remove loose dandruf with one
lathering or money back! So for lus-
trouSly-clean, more manageable hair,
Evening star., 1953-11-08

No Special AfteE-Rinse -
because no dulling soap
filml Your hair IS shin
ing clean, silky, after one
PiaiH-W0feT rinse! What
is this wonderful sham
poo? It's new, improved
Fitch Dandruf Remover
Shampoo!