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Evening star., 1953-02-11
Strous to Continue Public Power Fiqht

tbe made to any top official in the
Reclamation Bureau who wasn't
an engineer.
They might as well have
added and whose first name is
Michael and whose last name is
StrauS," Mr.. Straus said.
Lack of salary didn't bother
Mr.. Straus. He kept on working.
Then his loyalty was attacked.
The Justice Department cleared
him.
"It was the Congress which
went out, not me-" Mr.. Straus
said. "The 81st Congress re-
stored my pay"
Mr.. Straus had friends.
though. When the news got
around that he wasn't being
paid for his job, friends bonn
barded his larder with gifts of
ham. seafood, fruit, jams and
other food.
House Rental Probed.
Congress also looked into the
Interior Departments rental OF
the 166-year-old home on Que
bee street to Mr.. Straus.
They learned that the Govern
ment was in reality making
money by renting to Mr.. Straus.
A tenant had been sought at ST.
500 a year. This effort failed,
and the Government planned to
offer it for rent at $4,000. Mean
time, Mr.. Straus had offered $2,-
200. and this was accepted.
Mr.. Straus was born in Chi
cago, went to public schools
there and finished all but three
months of an electrical engineer
ing course at the University OF
| Wisconsin. World War I inter-
vened, and he entered the Navy,
! When he came back, he went
into newspaper work in the
rough-and-tumble newspaper
town of Chicago. He became a
city editor and later managing
editor. He still looks a little like
the Hollywood prototype of q
city editor.
In 1882, he rode the Roose-
welt campaign train as a cor
respondent for several news
papers.
"I rode the train on in to
| Washington" he said. Il was toe
lazy to get Off"
| In 1888, he Joined the Interior
Department as a public relations
man and personal representative
for Mr.. Ickes. He became assist
ant secretary and in 1945. Mr.
Truman appointed him Commits
sioner of Reclamation.
Mondays resignation was his
sixth since entering Government
service. He thinks this one will
stick.
Mr.. Straus said that if he had
the past 20 years to 60 through
again, he'd do it the same way.
"Ill let the record speak for
! itself " he said.
Evening star., 1953-02-11
By jones 6. Deone

Students of three Southeast
schools have turned thumbs
down on the District school sys-
TENS new cafeteria plate lunches.
Parents polled students at
Anacostia High School and
Kramer and SouSa Junior Highs.
Most students replying said they
don't like the present setup, the
parents reported today.
Many Stop Buying.
Many students have stopped
buying their lunches, preferring
to bring them from home.
A parent committee for the
three schools protested the sit
uation in a letter to the Board
of Education this week. The
committee plans to present de-
tails-including poll results-at
next Wednesdays board meeting.
Parents also are making new
complaints at other schools.
Several PTA presidents told The
Star their associations are con-
cerned.
The school system brought all
38 cafeterias under centralized
management in December. New
standardized plate lunches were
ordered then, and a la carte
sandwiches were banned.
Woodrow Wilson High Schools
student council was the first to
voice a protest to school au-
thorities. The cafeteria manage
ment later restored limited a la
carte sandwich service, but many
students still aren't satisfied.
All Get QuestiOnnaires.
The Parent Committee at the
three Southeast schools handed
queStionnaires to all students.
The questionnaires added up to
these complaints, according to
Mrs. Chester A. Bethke, COM
mittee chairman:
A poor menu plan.
Poor tasting food.
LotOer food quality.
Less GttT1ctiUe food.
Food 1DGSte because students
don't like it.
Smaller servings.
Not enough DGriety OF sand
iDicheS, soups and desserts.
No promised milkSl1GkeS.
Prices too high for the food
serUed.
Students made some blunt
comments. One Anacostia boy
urged, Bring back the old lunch
system" declaring the present
lunch isn't fit for a dog"
Most students made no bones
about not liking the plate lunch
idea.
At Anacostia only 100 students
said they brought their entire
lunch from home before Decem-
Der: 329 said they do now.
Asked whether they liked the
meat and vegetables now served,
438 said no. and only 90 yes. On
desserts. 434 said no. 142 yes.
And the margin against plate
lunches was 427 to 213.
Some Complaints Admitted.
The parents told the school
board each cafeteria should have
its own manager. and that the
manager should be allowed more
dexibility in menu planning.
Now all menus are issued by
the central office, and managers
are shared BY pairs Of schools.
Mrs. Bethke also asserted that
Evening star., 1953-02-11
Two Escaped Prisoners
Surrender in Fairfax

Two escaped prisoners gave
themselves up today in Fairfax
County after being at large over
night.
The conv1cts, who were trustees
and cooks, walked away from
State Prison Camp No. 80 in Fair
fax sometime between $3.50 and
4 pm. yesterday.
The prisoners are Gene l..
Spence, 25, of Lynchburg, Va.
serving three years for forgery,
and Meyer Gardner. 81, of Pu-
laski County, Va, serving five
years for manSlaughter.
They telephoned the camp this
morning and guards picked them
up at a tavern three miles away.
Evening star., 1953-02-11
Pupils at Three Schools Voice;
Dislike of New Lunches in Poll

the new centralized operation is
costing more than when each
school ran its own lunch room.
Miss Aleta Logan, central
cafeteria director. wouldn't dis
cuss the cost matter. But she
admitted that the cafeteria man
agement recognizes many of the
complaints.
"We are working on them" :"
she said.
She added that "some schools
seem to be happy" despite the
complaints from others.
Evening star., 1953-02-11
Party for Hospital Patients

A valentine party viii be Civ
en- at 2 pm. tomorrow for chill
dren in the rheumatic fever
ward In Gallinger Hospital. Mrs.
Morris Goldstein win be chair
man Of the. party. sponsored by
Metropolitan Heart Guild.
Evening star., 1953-02-11
Leoion to Heur BroYhill

Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican, of Virginia will ad-
dress the Fairfax (Va.) Post Of
the American Legion at 8:15
o'clock tonight in the Fairfax
Town Hall.
, 1953-03-14
Shipping News

The SIS 'ALCOA RUNNER
is scheduled to sail from Balti-
more March 9th, New York
March 18th and is due at
Frederiksted, via Puerto Rico
and St. Thomas, March 23rd
accepting freight for Vene
zuela and Paramaribo.
The SIS "FOLKE BERNA
DOTTE," northbound, is du
at Frederiksted March 22nd
accepting freight for st. Tho
mas and New York.
c CO. Inc
Rob't L. Merwin & Co. Inc.
Agents
, 1953-03-14

Savings Bank Book No. 445O
having been reported lost or
stolen, the holder thereof is here
by requested to present it to the
Bank within twelve (12) weeks
from this date as otherwise the
Book will be cancelled and a new
one issued in its place at the expi-
ration of this period.
Virgin Islands National Bank
Christiansted Branch
March 2, 1858
, 1953-03-14

Sealed bids are hereby in
vited for two Duroc Jersey
Bears belonging to the Live
stock Development Fund and
at present in the custody of
the Warden at Richmond Peni
Tertiary. Bids should be sub
mitted in letter form to the
Department Of Finance, Chris
tiansted, not later than 800
pm. March 20, 1858, when
they will be publicly opened.
These animals may be IN
spected upon application to
the Warden. Payment of the
full amount Of the Bid shall be
made to the Warden prior to
removal.
Department 0 f Finance,
Christiansted, St. Croix, Vir
gin Islands of t h u. S.
March 5, 1858.
L. r. Conrad.
Assistant Commissioner of
Finance, st. Croix
, 1953-03-14

NOTICE TO PUBLIC

Because Of the breaking out Of NJ
merous fires in cone fields belonging
to the Virgin Islonds Corporation, i
hos been determined to be necessary
to establish police pdtrols Of oil fields.
Such police dction makes neces-
sqry the closing Of oil cone rdnges
which have been used as public
thoroughfdres.
The public is accordingly wdTned
thdt the use Of the cone 1dnges IS on
act Of trespdss dga1nst tn Onl1eo
Stdtes Government, dnd persons tres
possinq thereupon will be subject to
drrest and prosecution.
Virgin Isldnds Corporation
Golden Grove
Mdrch 8, 1853
, 1953-03-14

This countrY's original and most
Worthwhile endurance records
were SET by IFS pioneers.
Evening star., 1953-03-19
'3-Poinf Plan Offered
Eisenhower 10 Effect
Non-5egregation

The American Council on HUI
man Rights, a cooperative pro-
gram of six national Negro
fraternities and sororities. has
asked President Eisenhower to
follow three specific suggestions
aimed at ending segregation In
the District.
The suggestions are part Of
a nine-point program the coua-
Gil has submitted to the Presi-
dent, which it says is based on
the Republican Party platform
and Gen. Eisenhower's own
pledges.
Proposals For d. c.
Suggestions for the District
are:
/. Issue an Executive proclaim
alton declaring non-Segregation
to be a public policy here.
2. Appoint to the Board Of
Commissioners and other policy
making posts persons who
promise to try to make effective
non-segregation policy.
3. Request all hotels, restau-
rants, theaters and private
schools or colleges to drop racial
bars, and ask all public utilities
to drop discrimination in en-
ployment policies.
Other Suggestions.
. Among the other points COW
cred by the council program
were these:
Appointment of qualified Ne
groes to responsible position in
Federal Government.
Strengthening Of the person.
mel and procedures Of the Fair
Employment Board.
Enforcement Of the non-dis-
elimination clause in all Gov
ernment contracts.
Studying the procedures Of the
Housing and Home Finance
Agency as they relate to Negroes
and other minorities and con-
tinue the race relations service
Of that agency.
Complete abolition Of segre-
cation in the Army.
Planning with congressional
leaders to enact civil rights
pledges Of the Republican plat
form.
Evening star., 1953-03-19
Wonien's all wool
haIf.size suits, 1915
sOere $500 to 1925

80 in the group, oil crepe lined. hove
hond- finished detoils. Also misses royon
suits (5-piees) thet hove q wool lock.
Navy. sray, black. navy and white, black
and white. Sizes 10 to Is and l4h
70 22H.
50 Misses and Women's HoK-Size Un-
lined 1oppers with adjustable sleeves.
buttons at neck, roll coIIor. Navy or
block. Sizes II to ls. l4h to 22h.
Were $50. Now -----------2.35
Misses Fleece coots with warm inter-
lining, classic styles, sizes 10 to l6.
Were 1895. Now 1000
Down Stoirs Store. Coots and Suits,
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-19
famous name flexible
walking shoes, 1.99
0uorD 400
were 4.99

I40 poirs In brown, black, red Or blue.
Ties, strops aHG pumps, sizes 4 to 10;
morrow, medium and wide. Not every
size in every style.
80 Fomous Meme Dress and Arch Type
Shoes in vorious styles and eolors, broken
sizes. Were sos to 9.o5 Now 80
$50 Women's PIastie Stadium Boots,
black with fur trim. SmolI, medium,
Ioree and extra loroe. For medium or
high heels. Were 2.9s. Now----99e
Down Stoirs Store, Women's Shoes,
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-19

$40 pairs in boxer or sripper styles,
slightly irresulor. Solid eoIors end os-
sorted potterns. Some cotton pIisses and
royons included. Sizes - TO a.. All
Senforized lshrinks less thon l%).
l55 Mems Dress Shirts, fused or spreod
collars, some summer Weoves from which
to choose. Sonforized tshrinks less than
1877. White cotton, size "a only. Were
2.29. Now 100
Down stoirs Store, Mems Furnishings,
Main Building ~
Evening star., 1953-03-19
chlIdren's shoes
reduced, 2.59
sOere 4.0S TO 6.0S

100 peirs In broken sizes including
growing sirls' shoes. dress ond school
styles. infant-typs shoes. Some ore
slightly factory domesed.
81 pairs chiIdFen's PIsy Shoes, assorted
coIors and styles. Broken sizes 9 to 3.
Were 100 to ,2.o5. Now------l.49
Down Stoirs Store, Chiidren's Shoes.
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-19
misses and Women's
dresses reduced, 600
tpere 8.95 to 1926

so in the group including Foyon prints
end solid eoIors. cosuol and oftev-five
styles; short or three quarter sleeves.
Sizes II to 20, l4h 70 24h.
Down Stoirs Store,
Misses and Women's Dresses,
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-19
Foirfux Citizens to Meet

The Fairfax County budget,
school bond issue and proposals
to regulate private water and
sewer companies serving Fairfax
County, will be discussed at
a meeting Of the Federation Of
Fairfax County Citizens Asso-
Citations at 8:15. tonight at the
Annandale School on Columbia
pike.
Evening star., 1953-03-19

ing natural oil factors as well
as added, minerals that may be
lacking ih their diet. In fact,
SCOTS is real gold from the
sea" helps develop sturdy,
husky bodies and sound teeth and
bones, too. Easy to see 90
why 50 many doctors A
recommend SCOTS paREMs)
Emulsion ). and why ! ~
cay buy it today!
Evening star., 1953-03-19
boys rayon jackets
at great savings, 2.ss
Uere 4.05

tCeFe 1875
95 in the group including fancy checks and solid eoIo
Koyon yoke. zppsr 'front.' two sash pockets adustobs
button sleeves and elastic back. Sizes to lS.
Down stoirs Store. Boys Furnishings, Main Building
knit rayon bed jackets, l.ss
sCere 205
lsS in the group. easy to Iounder require no ironing
Lace and butterfly applique trim. Pink, blue, moixs
Or aqua Sizes: medium. large and Large but not
in every color
Down stoirs Store. Robes, Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-19

giving them Won-
derful SCOTS
Emulsion go cry
day! It's powerful
nourishnent that
provides natural
AID Vita Minis
and energY-build.
Evening star., 1953-03-19

more energy than other kinds Of
cereals with Vitamins b, B.
and Niacin added, plus Iron for
rich, red blood and better growth.
CREAM OF RICE is almost an In.
etGnt cereal now, too because
It cooks in only " minute, 10 times
faster than ever before. And it
comes in q new package with q
pouring spout >. handy as can be!
Evening star., 1953-03-19


greaseless, STAIN
lie SIS, invisible"
preparation is so
effectively anti
septic . but
n e . eT irritates!
And it can be ap-
piled often during
the day be-
cause IL leaves no
Evening star., 1953-03-19
cllildren's ! d apparel
At great savings
35c 10 &c
.vere 100 to I.95

800 pieces in the group including cotton
play shorts. polo shirts, cotton bros,
beshins trunks and hsts. -~----
Down Stoirs Store. lnfonts' Apparel.
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-19
girls apparel
at savings, $50
sOere 5.9S to 1925

Is pieces In the group Including sub
teen dresses. Girls two-pieee suits, wes-
kit suits, skirts end jackets. Broken
sizes and eoIOrs; J 70 l4 and 10 to H..
IS pisces Of Girls Apparel including
snow suits. suits and storm coats. Broken
sizes J to Ia. Were 9.o5 to 1896.
Now Observation-Disclosures 5.S8
Down Stoirs Store, Girls' ApporeI,
Moin Building
Evening star., 1953-03-19
ilattering straw
hats reduced, 1.98
weye 4.9S to 5.0S

81 In the group, In essortsd styles end
eoloEs including natuFaL Block. navy
end red.
IL Flower Hats in white, navy, black and
purple. Were 7.5o. Now--------l.98
Down stoirs Store, Millinery
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-19

PERPLEXED about your complex.
ion wish you could clear up
pimples, rashes and other exter-
nally caused blemishes quickly?
Then try CUTICURA MEDI-
GATED LIQUID for this
Evening star., 1953-03-19
lingerie greatly reduced, 1.99
sUas 2.95 to 5.9S

80 pieces in the group. oil from regular
stock including royon> slips, cotton slips,
royon toffeta petsieoots, knit EGyon
shorty gowns. Assorted styles. eolors,
broken sizes.
50 Checked Royon Toffeto Pettieoots in
red, blue, black. Were 1875 to 2.95.
Down Stoirs Store. Underwear.
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-19
cotton busters and
brunch coats, 2.88
spere 3.66 to z.9S

80 reduced from our FesuIos stock. As
sorted Styles eoIoFs end prints In broken
sizes.
Down Stoirs Store. Robes. Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-19

many health benefits.
First of all, it's easier
70 digest . as well
as least likely of all
kinds of cereals to
cause allergic reac-
tons. Il also gives
quicker nutrition and
Evening star., 1953-03-19

YOU'RE 70 COOP START than when
begin q meal with COLLEGE INN Tomato Juice Cocktal
That's because it's wonderfully nutritious toast health
CIsS6 Qiteraly packed with vamns well tantaizins
NNLSW treat to TASTE You its than tomato
7 juice it's the original tomato juice cocktail that's made
0|[ from select rich red tomatoes Then JUST
W. right Of pure lemon and celery favor added
which brings out all that true real tomato taste you
enjoy only COLLEGE nm handy shaker Jars
Soor GEocerS why not get one today?
Evening star., 1953-03-19
special purchase -.
over 1000 yards Of spring fabrics

Just in time for your Eoster sewing needs, these out
standing fobrics at low, low prices
500 yards pure silk prints, AZ" wide. Sheers, poper
toffetos, orgondes crepes, woven stripes; imported
pure silk honon poneee prints, SO" wide 10 yoFd
500 yards denim. 36" wide, first quoity, full pieces
Printed stripes, checks and solid colors Wide as
800 yards white terry cloth, slightly Irregular most
y pulled threads, SO" wide. IdeoI for pIoyclothes
towels, beach accessories If perfect would be much
more e----.--------------- yoIo
200 yards bark cloth, ,ideoI for droperes IS" wide
Spun royon and ocetote in novelty weave. Colors
eroy, wine, eogshe, antique, gold. red hunter
green, light blue. chortreuse -------..--SSey yord
800 yords ontique sotin, 45" wide first quoliN
Beautiful for droperies. CoIors: Yellow eroy, rose
ehortreuse, almond green, maroon. red, beige,
SSe yard
$50 yoEds cotton twiIls and sobordines, 36" wide.
first quolity, deol for spring suits. coors: Pink,
black yellow, brown. navy, light blue, beige, aqua,
5oe yard
Down stois Store inexpensive Fobries. North Building
Evening star., 1953-03-19

lingering medicinal odor! It's
grand for teen-agers with oily
skin, too so let me send you q:
Sample Of cUTlcURA INDICATED
llQUlDi ii's yours for only Toe
lust write Nancy Sasser. Dept. y, ~
Madison Ave-, New York Is. n. Y.
Evening star., 1953-03-19
famous name rayon satin
giFdles, 5.99
sCeve 1850

Ss In group. with non-rolI top. slipper
closing end down. stretch sIastie back.
Abdominal control with eIostie inner
piece, light bonins. Averess end long
lengths. Sizes 70 to 81, -. Exeeptionol
VoIu0.
So Bestform Longtime Bros, all pink n.y.
lon. Sizes "a, 20 to IS B; "a to 40, a.
to 45 c. Were 2.95. Now------i.7e
IS PuIIon GirdIes, front royon sotin
ponel, high waist. Pink and white Ii,
cotton and royon. Small size only. Were
)'10' bNoW z.JS
IS Woist Nippsn in white or black
royon sotin. sizes 70 to 36. Were Its.
'SSW --SSe
so Cotton and Royon Sotin Bros, SLIGHTLY
irreeulor. Sizes "a to 46. II perfect.
l.49. Now ITO
Down Stoirs Store, Corsets and Bros,
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-19

'IN LIKE A LION. out like a lamb"
.. unpredictable March weather
Is truly "cold-catching" time. So
help build up your youngsters
stamina and resistance by
Evening star., 1953-03-19

CEREAL IS, A MOST IMPORTANT
part of your children's diet 50
serve them one that child special
lists recommend! mean CREAM
OF RICE the smooth, creamy,
delicious cereal that boasts so
Evening star., 1953-03-19
nylon hose at
great savings
35e pair; 8 pairs 100
svere Sc TO I.65

ZOO pairs, slightly domosed from
hGndlins. Broken sizes and eoloVs
but q good assortment. Sizes Sh
10 ] ] in the group.
Down Stoirs Store, Hosiery,
Main Buildino
Evening star., 1953-03-19
misses and Women's
cotton dresses, 1.M
were 2.99

Just 100 In the group, oil In pretty
prints. Zippsred and teilorsd styles,
sizes II to 20 and l4h 10 24h.
Down Stoirs Store, inexpensive Dresses,
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-19
junior miss dresses greatly
reduced, 500 and 7.50
aOere 1925 to 2205

100 drsssy, sen,i-dressy and eIessie styles
including rayons end woods, one end two
piece styles. ossorted eoIors, to IS.
Were NOW
II Junior Roineoots,
royon oobordine with
ploid trim, junior sizes,
assorted colors ------ 1898 500
las Junior BIouses in
cotton, royon or wool.
Dressy and seFni-dressy
styles. white and eolors, 1885, l.9S
9-l5 -------------- 7.e5 to 3.9s
II cIossic Corduroy Jaek-
cts. assorted eolors, jun
ior sizes ------------ l2.e5 7.so
so Junior Skirts in royon,
wooI,s corduroy, dressy
and elossic styles, vori- sos to I.9S
Gus colors, o-l5----- 1895 10 7.SS
Down Stoirs Store. Junior Appore,
Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-19

pan-browning alone. KITCHEN
BOUQUET never adds any arti.
fetal flavor, either . for It's .
unique blend Of "a choice vege-
tables, herbs and spices that brings
out and steps up the natural good
ness of fowl and meat. So follow
the lead of good cooks and famous
chefs they've been relying on
KITCHEN BOUQUET for perfect
gravy for over Is years!
Evening star., 1953-03-19
sale Of better bIouses, 3'4s
similar styles in regular stock,
3.ss 10 6.s5

500 in the group large selection Of nyIon and
royon bouses ideal for your Eoster suits and
skirts. Assorted styles and coIors from which to
choose, sizes 81 to SO.
Down Stolrs Store Neekweor, Main Building
Evening star., 1953-03-19

CAN Ig16AS VIII
BOUQUET! This
marvellous w
aid rewards with
an eEtrG rich,
brown, delicious
gravy every time
=. something you
can't depend on
with ordinary
Evening star., 1953-03-19

mems SanioFlzed shorts
at savings, SOC; 3 for It's
If perfect sOOMId be &c
Evening star., 1953-03-19
.l1 I3lL ANT so! SALE FRIDAY Al $50
important savings in home furnishing

important savings in home furnishings
2 70, 500
300 new "Downey" feather pillows FeguIorIy much
more. Filled with IS 20 crushed chicken feathers, z5%
crushed turkey feathers. Corded edsins sturdy ticking
Were NOW
200 pairs royon maFquisette eurtoins in
four popular lengths: 63", II" ,8r, 90 189 1.39
IA Number ~" seconds Of Common terry
tub mats, many coors from which to
choose, l8x36". If perfect would be- 2e5 1875
100 famous woven cotton bed
spreads, twin or full many coors and pat
300 fitted bed sheets, twin size only, first for
quoIity, type l40 bIeoched musIin----- 500
IL seconds Of outo sect foam rubber pods,
25x66", use for trimming, cut up as you
IA twin size Hollywood beds including box
spring on six legs and innersPring mat
tress. Regularly much more ---------- 1925
Down stoirs Store, Home Furnishings, North Building
Evening star., 1953-03-19

WHAT'S COOKING for supper to.
night? Whatever IL Is, whether .
prize roast or leftover meatloaf, It
will be doubly-delicious with q
good, rich gravy the kind You
can make with KITCHEN
Evening star., 1953-03-19
seconds Of famous
Cannon towels, 49e to SOC
if perfect, &c to I.l9

$50 in the group, voEious sizes, deep
tones and escorted eolors. Beth size
and hond size in the sroup.
were NOW
50 pairs Bark Cloth Dro-
peFies with center VOL
once, 90" long; hunter
green, ehortreuse, oroy,
vine ---------.-.--. 2.1e l.5a
II poiEs RuffIed Bark
Cloth cuTtains, ruffled tie
books, mony eolors with
white ruffIe --- 2.o5 1874
rs poiEs FIoeked Rayon
ToiloEed cuFtoins ----- 2.o5 1874
3 Royon Satin Comforts,
solid colors --------- 9.95 7.47
Down Stoirs Store. Homefurnishines,
North Building
Evening star., 1953-03-19
BUY-LINES By Nancy susseT

Weekly Advertising colgmA q TANG NSw cad interesting
New York, Mar. l9-Dry skin robs you Of your
beauty {. {. but tell you how to bring radiant
new, pelal.smOoth loveliness to your complexion.
Takes only minute and one face cream alone
flor facial with LADY ESTHER 4.Purpose Face
Cream. You see, this amazing cream leaves pore
openings glOriously free 50 the natural oils in
Evening star., 1953-03-19
save " or more on remnants

Many Reductions More Remnant Day Merchandise sale Friday Morning
Dlmnahs shangea not Cod approval
accepted Some are sohL maed, damaged Otherwise imperfect