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Evening star., 1953-09-27
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES
STATIONERY
Street Floor, Washington Store

Street Floor. Washington. Spring PARKinOton
5oS Come Sets. carrying cose, 100 poker chips, z
decks cords, pods rules -.----------2.98
Poste cooted Gilt Edged PIoyins Cords, decks for
bridge conosto &c., --------------Set l.29
49 Quilted Poste Bridge Table Cover, reversible eee
ST Gift Stationery --------2 boxes, 81. 59e
5oe Decorated Note PopeFs - boxes 81, 29e co.
59e Poper Napkins. solid coIors, coored border 90
to pkg. Pkes. 81, zee co.
Christmas Cord Cello Packs, 0 cords, design and
envelopes for 81, 25c co.
Miracle $50 Box Christmos Cords -------69e
BUFgoyne LIS Box Christmos Cards s----4oe
Noreross, PoFomount 81 Box chrstmos Cards Soc
Noreross 79e Box Christmas Cords ----39e
Paramount soc and 59e Box Chrstmos Cords 29e
Foil Wrapping Poper, assorted Christmas designs ond
solid coors of rolls, 89c
Evening star., 1953-09-27
MISSES, W0MEN'S
BETTER COATS & SUITS

Srd Floor, Washington Street Floor SlueT Spring;
End Floor, PARKinotoH
6s.95 to 1895 Wool Coots, to l8, l4h to 24K,
$5S
1926 to $l2s Luxury coots in Forstmonn Stroock
and other fobrics tailored by Ieodine makers to l6
l4h to 24Nz $7S
1895 to $l35 Fur Trimmed coots -------- $los
Luxurious fobcs from the countrys Ieodine mills in
beautifully detailed, handsomely tailored coots with
opuent fur trims. 8 to 20; l4h to 221z in the
group.
So 95 TO 1926 Wool Suits. 0 to 18, AZ TO 24K2,
S4s
All turs labeled origin OF imported ta'
JUNIOR MISS COATS & SUITS
Srd Floor, Washington: End Floor, Silver Spring -
70 o5 to 80 95 Fur Trimmed Coofs SOP
40 az - 30 es coo,, and Suits S $50
zze5 to SIS Corduroy end Royon Roneoots. TO
IS in the group. Gobordine, and checks Al tu.y
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LUGGAGE
MEMS SPORTS WEAR

Street Floor, Washington, Spring
and PARKn0on
6s5 TO s.s5 Mems Sport Shirts. small to extra oree
800
1875 Mems QuiIt-Line Sureoots; 81" long! Royon-
ond-nyon she'll, l0h ounce wool lining, eIosticzed
sides, brown, hunter green. grey tan. Sizes 36 to 49,
1888
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4.95 to 5.95 Mems
Famous Dress Shirts
3.33

Huge Voriety! All white, l52x8O counts,
luxurious white-on-white, even piques,
and neot English stripes. Regular, spread,
and round coIlors; French and borrel
cuffs. Sizes IA to IT; 81 to IS sleeves.
Street Floor, Washington, SHver
Spring and PARKtngton
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SPORTING GOODS

Street Floor, Washington and PARKington; Gth FLOOR
Slluer Spring
Footballs, official size, pebble grain leather lined z.oo
Football Helmets, groin leather trim .---2.99
5.S5 Golf Bog club model beige eobordlne, plastic
trim, pqdded shoulder sling ---4 4.99
7se London Golf Bos specially treated paint for duro-
bility - 59e
1895 Gold Sets. irons, woods, Walker Cup style
by Wilson 1895
Football Shoulder Pads, moulded fibre, rubber pad
ding
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HANDKERCHIEFS

Street Floor, Washington StUer Spring and PARKnOton
59e Women's Pure Linen Hondkerehefs, hand rolled
hens, embroidered initials 3 for 81
81 Mems Fine Swiss imported hondkerehefs, hand
rolled hens ----------3 for 81
29e Mems Pure Linen Hondkerehiefs ----5 for 81
5ae Womens Print HondkeEehiefs -----3 3 for ST
81 Women's Extro Size Imported Embroidered Hond-
kerehefs many embroidered coIorfu potterns, for 81
81 Women's Embroidered Linen Hendkerehefs with
wide loce edges for 81
81 Women's Hand Embroidered Linen Hondkerehiefs
for 81
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GIRLS APPAREL

Ind Floor Washington aud Silver Spring.: Sra Floor,
PARkin0ton
1895 to $3.50 AII-Wool coots, 7 to IA 248S
4ss to 5.se Skirts corduroy and wooIs, to H. 3ss
5.ss TITS Honey" Cotton Dresses, to IA, 3.s8
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YOUNG MEMS APPAREL

2nd Floor WASHINGTON md Silrer Spring:
1St Floor, PARKinDton
$35 Zip-Lined Topcoots, "a to 40 1885
$45 Young Mems Suits, all wool worsteds, Fonous
Make, sizes "a to 40 ----------
l.ss Young Mems SIoeks, loo9o wool, eobs, fon-
neIs, Worsteds 28 to 944
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LADIES' KNIT UNDERWEAR

Street Floor. Washington Siuer Spring and PARKn0ton
69e TO 7ee Royon Treot Pontes, briefs, trunks, ond
steP-ins, sizes 5 to 8 ------------2f for 81
l.e5 NyIon Trieot Briefs, sizes 5 to 7 -------s s9e
l.e5 NyIon Trieot Net Trimmed Briefs, 4 to T. l.3e
1925 to 1875 Nylon Trieot Gowns, 81 to 49, 500
1875 NyIon Trieot Poiomos. sizes 81 to SO $50
Evening star., 1953-09-27
INFANTS APPAREL

Floor, Washington Spring;
Srd Floor PARKnoton
3.99-5.99 Hondmode Dress Sets -2.95
4.9s Nyon Crochet Soeque Set, bonnet and matching
299-599 Philippine Hondmodes, ToddIerette dresses
1888
Corduroy crowIer snap crotch. 9, II, l sizes,
1888
z.65 Birdseye Diupers, 27x27", pkg. of l2----l.9o
3.29 Gouxe Diopers, 2ox40", 2 to pke.------2.6S
Evening star., 1953-09-27
UMBR ELIAS
GLOVES
BELTS, HANDBAGS,
LEATHER GOODS

Street Floor Washington. Silver Spring PARKin0toB
1923 to 1880 Colt Hondboes S.e5
50 Tailored and Dressy Hondhoss. simulated feathers
and royon foies
7.e5 Handbass in leather, suedes and fobrics, 5.99
$5 Hondboss in suedes, Golf. royon foes, novelty
fobrcs Observation-Disclosures 3SS
So to $5 Novelty Belts, samples ond discontinued
styles in leather and novelty tobrics --------l.s9
So to 3.o5 Genuine Leather BIIfoIds -----l.e9
3.e5 to IS Genuine Leather BHlfoIds -299
All handbag and btutold prices plus
Evening star., 1953-09-27
WOMEN'S HOSIERY,


Street Floor. Washington. Silver Spring PARKngton
1.s5 IL Dener. 66 Gauge. sizes 8h to II -l.Ie
3 for $50
81 All Wool Ploy Socks. sizes 9h to II - 55e
- z pr 81
81 Tubbies. washable scuffs. snol, med, large, 79e
Csc Cotton Bobby Socks. sizes to II --- s9e
2.49 Moeosox wool with Ieother soes, small, medium,
large Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1953-09-27
COSMETICS & TOILETRIES

Street Floor Washington, Suer Spring PARKinoton
7se to 81 Heeht Co. Cosmetics, shompoos creams,
deodoronts v price for Hecht Month to 81
plus tox
So Hot Water Bottles, z qt size---l.S9
$50 Dresser Sets, 3-pc. metal --------5.e5
5.e5 Mother Of Pearl compoets 3.3e
Imported Manicure Sets. eother coses - ls5 TO 7.e5
Imported Manicure Implements -l.le to 2.le
LIS to $50 Brushes, hair noi complexion etc. 7ee
Electric Hoir Dryers, UCL opproxed ---4.e8
l.7e Hecht Co. lonoIin Soop, ! 5 bors in box l.29
IL Rolls for 2.40 Toilet Tissue II for l.59
Prices plus tar Dhere applicable
Evening star., 1953-09-27
CAMERA ACCESSORIES

CAMERA ACCESSORIES
Street Floor, Washington and PARKnoton; 4th Floor,
Sluer Spring
7.50 Five Section Tripod, extends to 81" -----5.95
9.95 Screen, SO" x So"
12.45 Zephyr Slide File e.------9.9 9.95
$50 Zodix Slide Viewer for z" z" tronsporencies
2.79
575 Thrftmoster z-Lte Unit for still or movie cam
$50 PIostie Godset Bog -----------------l.69
NOTIONS
Street Floor Washington, SlUer Spring and PARKngton
5ee FIeisher's LuIIoby Wool for boby garments.
39e
I.39 Feishers Standard Knitting WOTsteds. o. l.lo
Csc Super Spun Nyon, or. -----49e 49e
Buttons, wide assortment, cord ----3 for 81, 35e
Holt Price! GirdIes, nylon Foyon sotin 81 to 2.98
Tudor Scissors. vorous types wanted sizes l.l9
MetoI Blouse Rack, holds bouses, z for 81, Soc
Metal Skirt Rocks, neto clips for 81, soc co.
5.9S Utility Cabinet. 5 drawers, wood reinforced, 3.99
Wooden Hangers, with bar, swivel hook. for 81
Plastic Shoe Bag. 2 pockets ------- 8ee
Metoi Shoe Rock, holds 9 prs.----------l.6 SO
Plastic Choir ,ond Pod set. enehom check-------$1
Jumbo Gorment Bog, poste, holds s garments 1.99
Glitter" Bullion Motifs s---89e 89e co.
TyIon vol Ioce YoS. rae
Evening star., 1953-09-27
WOMEN'S
NECKWEAR, BLOUSES.

Street Floor. Washington. Siluer Spring PARKngton
3.9S to 4.S8 Larse Pure Silk Seorves, hand rolled,
goy potterns 249
81 to 2.eS Large Seorves Of pure silk crepe and pure
silk sotin 1.59
81 Silk Seorfs. hond rolled ooorful prints ---6ee
5se Flower Boutonnieres for Foil suits ---39e
81 Flower Boutonnieres and corsoses 69e
s.ss Rayon Tissue FoiIe Bousettes. 81 to SO, 2.ze
5.oS Stoies, white and coIors ----- 3.S8
1913 Pure Wool StoIes in knitted designs --2.88
5.98 Fomous Make BIouses, nyIon trcot, pure silk
shontune. silk and orion, hand detoled royon crepes,
sizes 81 to 33 39S
2o8 Fomous Moke Cotton BIouses short sleeves sizes
81 10 80 - I.S0
5.eS to 4.9S NyIon or Royon Tissue FoiIIe BIouses,
sizes 81 to SO
Evening star., 1953-09-27

WOMEN'S 8 MISSES BETTER
DRESSES
Srd Floor Washfngton end Floor Stluer Spring
and PARKington
1895 to SIS SompIs Foil Dresses, one-of-o-kind
l4h and l6h only
2295-$25 Street end Gamour Dresses. 10 to 20, SIS
Evening star., 1953-09-27
REPAIR CENTER, KEYS

Street Floor, Washington Store Only
Regular for 55e cylinder keys, special B for 55G
Third key does not have to be os other two.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS

Street Floor, Washington Siluer Spring PARKn0on
l.5o to 81 Mems Ties. pure silks and royons wool
lined .------.. 99e
1z.95 to SIS Mems Robes famous names in Tortons
3.e5 to 4.95 Mems Poiomos, A TO D -- 2.sS
81 Mems ooeron Hose. ox3 rib, ankle length styles
in solid colors. Sizes lO12 to l3 Zee
LIS to $50 Mems Shorts Sonforized oxford white
on white and broodcoth, 80 to "A 79e
1.65 Dupont AI-Nylon Boxer Shorts, 80 to "A, I.ls
MEMS SHOES
End Floor. Washington and Spring; Floor.
PARKingtoH
1895 to I7.SS Bostonian Shoes oes---Il.ss
S.eS Mems Loofers, famous make, brown eother
upper. neoIitG sole. Sizes s to II. and D widths.
6.ss
Evening star., 1953-09-27
JEWELRY

Street Floor. Washington Stlver Spring and PARKnOon
81 TO IS Lustrous Simulated Peoh Necklaces and
Eorrinss in nony styles
All prices
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OPTICAL SHOP
ROBERT WINSTON CANDIES
WATCHES AND CLOCKS

Street Floor. Washington Silvsr Spring and PARKnOton
Mems and Women's l7-JeweI Wotehes. dozens of
$3.50 llh-ineh high 4oo-Doy Anniversary Clocks,
1875. plus tox
Evening star., 1953-09-27
WATCH REPAIR

Street Floor. Washington. Suer Spring PARKinOton
Mems or lodies' expansion watch bracelet without
extra ehorse with every wotch repoir, cleaning or
overhaul
Evening star., 1953-09-27

MEMS ACCESSORIES
Street Floor Washington, Sluer Spring and PARKtngton
81 to $50 Mems Belts, discontinued styles - ese
Soc Cotton 6 Linen Hondkerehiefs 2se; 4 for 81
$50 to 7.5o Imported Bror Pipes - ese
S. to 7.5o Evans Cigarette Lighters z.s5
75o Mems Umbreos, regular nyIon and ocetote self
openers - 4.88
$40 Mems Fur Felt Hots reeulor and long ovoI
shapes. Grey, willow or brown, ga to w 6.SS
Mems Hats and Umbrellas end Floor Wrsh.uoton.
Street Floor SiUer Spring PARKinoton
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MEMS CLOTHING

End Floor, Washington Street Floor. Sper Spring and
PARKtngton ~ -
1915 All-WooI Worsted Gobordine Topeoots 3e.e5
All wool zip-in lining for your Topcoot $40
1895 to 1875 Mems SIoek.-
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MATERNITY DRESSES

sHu F1oo washington, SIIUeT SpTlng and PARhln0toN
S.9el2.ss Maternity Apparel. 10 to 20, to II, ST
Sss ioequord royon jackets, kangaroo velvet skirts
Evening star., 1953-09-27
EVENING WEAR

and PARktn0ton
22.e5 TO 1895 Glamour FormoIs. to IS, o TO Il
l4R to 24h 81
Evening star., 1953-04-20

Far far better than finding touleat clover eUery single
the thousands and thousands Of lucky buys tty
seventh birthday ceebraon Bargains galore every floor
for you, for your home for euery member of family!
It's the biggest important pardon pride) the BEST
stOre,Uide sale in all history!
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-15
,AntibiOtics i'm
Poultry Feeds

O. have been reading LOT
about antibiofics. I mix my own
feed. How much should I add, If
you think I should add anY?-S.
H. S. Teton County.
A. In the first place it depends
upon what you are raising birds for,
whether any antibiotics should be
added If you are raising broilers,
we do find that the presence of GER
tain antibiotics do stimulate growth
and feathering. Thus the birds can
be marketed earlier. Also birds on
such a ration have lower NOR
tally.
But by the same token birds that
could have been weak and would
have died without the addition of
the antibiotics, live along and then
die at maturity after you have in
vested a big feed bill. Moreover, we
do not find any increase in egg pro-
duction from birds having antibiotic
over those that do not. So it is my
advice, if you are raising birds for
layers, that you use no antibiotics
in the feed.
But if you are raising broi1ers and
do want to use some form of anti
biotics in the feed, think that it
would be impossible for you to mix
it yourself. The reason is that. such
minute amounts are mixed, that it
would be impossible without special
machinery, to get complete mix.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-15
You Run No Risk

Buy package of WoIko TOILETS todoy
at your druggist or poultry supply deoIer.
Use them in the drinking woter to did in
preventing the spread of disease through
contaminated woter. Satisfy yourself os
have thousands of others who depend
upon WoIko TOILETS year otter yeor in
raising their body chicks. You buy Wolko
TOILETS at our risk. We guarantee TO
refund your money promptly if you are
not entirely satisfied with results. The
Waterloo Savings Bank, the Oldest and
strongest oonk in Waterloo, Iowo, stands
back of our guarantee. Sent direct post
poid if your deoler cannot supply you.
Price SOC, $l.20, $3.50 and $500.
Walker Remedy Co. Waterloo, lowe
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-15
Wonderful Results
Raisinq BobY Chicks

Mrs. Rhodes letter will be of utmost
interest to poultry roisers. Read her ex-
perience: "Deor Sir: think must be
one of the very first to use Woko Tob-
lets. Some 35 years ego when ! started
raising chicks | sow Wolko Toblets od-
vertised as on did in preventing the
spreod of disease through contaminated
drinking water. tried q package for
my body chicks with hoppiest results.
hove depended upon Wolko Tablets ever
SINCE" Mrs. Ethel Rhoodess SHENANDOAH
lowe.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-15

KEYsvILLE, Before Ralph
Berry installed his Worthington Verti-
cal Turbine Pump, his turnip yield per
acre depended entirely on the rainfall.
Some dry years, the entire crop failed;
others, it was about half what it should
have been. Now MIR. Berry lets his tur-
nip green's grow to marketable size,
cuts them off, lets them grow again, and
finally harvests the turnips themselves.
This was impossible before the Wor-
Ellington pump was installed.
MIR. Berry says: ''My Worthington
has made the difference between success
and failure on my farm. It's already paid
for itself through increased yields.
Ask your Worthington dealer to show
you the latest Worthington Vertical
Turbine Pump in the newest and broad
est line available. Worthington Corpo-
ration, Succasunna, NewJersey; Denver
16, Colorado.
Your Worthington distributor is listed
oeioW. o.3.I
CARD ENGINEERING WORKS
Helena, Montana
FREIMUTH IMPLEMENT co,
Torrington, Wyoming
MORTIN'S, INC.
Douglas, Wyoming
WYOMING PUMP SERVICE co.
Casper, Wyoming
Renew Your Subscription TODA'
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-15
Ship Chicks
Continued from page 28)

From any way you look at the
figures gathered from the lit flock
owners in 1858, covering 28,169
chicks, it pays to get chicks close
at hand.
In last years report 1898 of the
28,169 chicks were purchased within
the state. These had % per cent
mortality up through the 21st day,
while the 1926 purchased from
outside the state had So per cent
morality. This figure includes all
the good chicks coming from our
close neighbors to the east and west
of us. But when you break down
these figures further, we find a 24.2
per cent loss from the 1926 chicks
shipped from further east than
North Dakota.
Of course you can't do thing
about this if you are already having
trouble with chicks shipped in from
the midwest. But at least you can
keep this in mind when you are
feeling sad about your present losses
and should remember the facts when
you decide to order chicks in 1854.
Study ~ Flocks
This past year, in addition to the
study of 1858 records, we analysed
all of the records of flock owners
who had reported for several years.
There were " of these flocks. The
study of their practices was most
interesting. Of these n, Is of the
owners who had been buying out
of-state chicks turned to local hatch
cries. Only four changed from Mon
tana hatcheries to out-of-state. There
were Is who shifted from one state
hatchery to another. But the bulk
of the folks stayed with the hatchery
they had purchased from previously,
or As out of the " showed repeat
orders.
These n flock owners further
SIlOWSQ us 10 DG CI0dLQIGS VI IidOlls
Or perhaps they had found the most
ideal set-up for their particular
place. Nineteen bought their chicks
earlier. Eighteen changed to a later
date, while 40 of the " received
them on the same date that they
had the previous year. About the
same thing showed up when we
analysed the number of chicks pur-
chased. There were 20 who pur-
chesed fewer chicks, Is with more,
but 80 who ordered the same num-
Der.
Later Chicks Troublesome
The effect of time of the year
chicks were received was also
analysed. The late chicks almost
without exception did not do SO
well.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-15
Later Chicks Troublesome

The effect of time of the year
chicks were received was also
analysed. The late chicks almost
without exception did not do so
well.
For some reason or other some
growers decided not to buy chicks
this year. Now they have a sudden
urge to do so. If you fall into this
category, my advice to you is,
Don't" One is licked before he
starts. AS much as I dislike keep
ing over old hens, I would much
prefer the cream of the 1852 hatch
to doubtful late Matched 1858 pullets.
Before leaving the subject, I
would like to mention again that the
project is being carried again this
year. If you happen to live in one
of the counties which is carrying it,
won't you, please, get your record
up through the 21st day to the
county agent as soon thereafter as
possible.
1t isn't just another QUESTIONABLE.
The findings can mean a great deal
to the poultry industry of the state.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

Of fine quality butcher royon with q rich
nubby look Peter Pan collar with full drope
cut, "a sleeves and full cuff Navy and
black, 10 to TO-
Evening star., 1953-05-17
McKeIdin Declares
World FederaIists
Are Loyal, Patriotic
BY the AsSoeioisd Press

ANNAPOLIS, May 16.-Gov.
McKeldin today described mem
bers of the united World Fed
eralists of Maryland as "patri-
otic, loyal citizens" and said
there was no reason to suspect
the group of diSloyalty or ito
single it out for special investi-
CATION"
His remarks were made in q
letter or reply to Daniel B. Du-
gan, president Of the FederaliStS.
Agents of the anti-subversive
division of the State law depart
ment checked on a Federalist
meeting at the Lyric Theater in
Baltimore last Sunday in q
search for Communists.
Governor Shocked
When the action of the agents
was made public the next day,
the Governor said he was
shocked and distressed"
Mr.. Dugan then wrote to the
Governor asking that, when you
are satisfied that there is no rea-
son to single out the FederalistS
for search, will you make an
appropriate announcement to
that effect"
Today the Governor made
public his letter of reply to Mr..
Dugan.
He wrote in part:
II agree that certain 'Signifi-
cant damage to your organiza-
ton has been left in the wake
of the surveillance over your
meeting at the Lyric Theater
last Sunday and the attendant
publicity.
You are aware that I ex-
pressed my shock and distress
over the action by the anti
Subversive division of the State
law enforcement department
and that I was assured by the
attorney general that he also
disapproves.
No Reason for Suspicion.
1T was agreed between us
that such efforts are not to be
tolerated in the future. How
ever, your present concern is
over the reflections cast On the
loyalty of the members of the
UWF.
You suggested that when I
am satisfied there is no reason
to single out the Federalists for
search that make AN appro-
PIRATE announcement to that
effect
Il am satisfied now, sir, and
always have been, that there is
no reason to suspect your or
ganization of disloyalty or to
single it out for special investi-
cation. :"
Evening star., 1953-05-17
Swimmer Is Fined $50
Trying to Win S. Bet
BY the Assoeiated Press

br the ASSocIoted Press
MONTPELIER, Vt.-A high
dive and a short swim proved
expensive sport for a Norwich
University lad.
A group of friends dared a
l9-year-old student to dive from
Spring Street Bridge into the
North Branch for a IS bet. A
neighbor who saw the fellow
strip to the waist and dive into
the cold water called the police.
The ''law" arrived in time to
assist the swimmer from the
stream and the next morning he
was in court charged with breach
of peace. The fine was $50 and
costs of $500. The judge sug-
gested the friends might raise
the ante to defray the costs.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
GWU 10 Present Awards
For Alumni Achievement

George Washington University
will present alumni achievement
awards next week to Miss Elsie
E. Green, principal of Whittier
Elementary School, and Rear
Admiral Bertram Groesbeck, jr.,
commanding officer of the Be-
theSda Naval Medical Center.
The awards will be presented
at commencement exercises May
81, when 900 degrees will be con-
ferred.
Miss Green. who graduated in
1914, is being cited for her work
Evening star., 1953-05-17

In organizing school safety pa
troll work here. She has been
principal Of the Whittier school
for II years.
Admiral Groesbeck was grad
uated from George Washington's 3
medical school in 1917. He has
commanded the medical center
since last year.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
& Are Graduated
Al Bulls, School

Eighty-two students were grad
uated last night from Bulls
School, Silver Spring. Vice Ad-
miral Oswald S. Colclough, U. s.
N. retired, was the speaker.
The graduates ORC.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

72" RayOn Valance
Fine royon foiIIe. extra wide valance, e.
deep decorator swoes, fIoros, solids p
Ruffled Sheer Curtains
.hod.. t'.st a9797'y 77,7s~ sneer a, e0tt0" poste
Plastic Table Covers
Bright fIoroI printed Plastic, 3N. SR
81" by 54", sove washing 81 for~
and ironing.
NylOn Scarfs
sssi' esf;s sys. d::s" s'" S%; 7e"S S'::* :ss
too. Big sovnes.
Contour Mattress Covers
Full or twin size, eIeor Plastic, contour &W
style with elastic edges.
Bed Pillows
Chicken feather filled, fIoroI feother- G
proof tick, all first quality.
Pillow Cases
bs.s'dstsd bo5s2 So So "p's nses.. soG!sa 42a
SO" size.
DeeptOne Jumbo Towels
lrreeqIors. 72"x44", heavy q for ST
turkish towels, rich dark eoors. % '0'~ y
Tots Jackets & Shirts
~k,I~ .~I~
ordnoted, cool fobres, sizes 81. "
Tots NylOn Shirts
Inees. No,iron, quick drying, puekered g
nylon, cool, short sleeves, 3-8.
Tots Sex Midriffs
Gombed cotton knts, brood % forS
Tots Cotton Skirts
Full circle or gathered skirts, quilted 6
designs, polished eottons, too. Box.
Tots 3-6x LOngies
Irrees. and Frsts., plaid trims, new 6
denims, cotton and royon eob., 3-6x.
Tot Boys Briefs
EIostie EL3s n;,., wost, @ fl, front, rib 1 for $
Tots Id Pajamas
lrrees., l-pieee style. pIisse or broad G
cloth, for boys and girls. $
Tots Boxer Shorts
tsG'es tt'5 s'sy s ~e:Ss5: 5;sSit:d ,.s* ist'"
Tots Al Anklets
IreeuIors, fine eombed knit for$
cotton, white or postels.
Tots 81 Shirts
Short sleeves, sport collar, % to,ST
PlIsses, prints, cotton.
Tots l-6X Dresses
Irrees. and Frsts. ToiIored and dressy, 6
daisy or pnofore styles, cotton.
Tots Sun Suits
eo5b f5'F eq0s O. pIis;s, oG:tS% 1:e* 0''0' Sf0'S
Tots Cool OuterW0ar
lrrees. and Firsts, cobono and wash g
suits, cotton fobries, 2-6x in group.
Tots Dungarees
~oist, , denim, blue, 5-es Sfor"
Tots Training Pants
EIostie wost, double crotch, - e.SE
cotton, white, posteIs, 2-8. % 'O'
Tots Polo Shirts
Irrees, short sleeves, crew 6NcW
neek, fine eombed cotton, SforS