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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Second Floor-Washington

Second Floor-WGshtngton
and Arlington
1.99 Creepers, cotton knit or
plisse, 6 mos.-18 mos. LOO
3.99 Cardigan Sweaters, boys,
Atwood, leatherette trim In
brown and green. Sizes 4 to
6x zoo
1.7s-2.9s Little Girls Blue Jeans.
sizes 3-5 9Oc
2.99 Little Girls Skirts, solids,
Maids. 4-6 $50
3.99 Little Girls Quilted Skirts,
navy with applique trim, sizes
Ask zoo
4.99 Corduroy Crawler-Jacket
Set, red or pink, sizes and 2. y
ZOO,
1885 and S.95 Corduroy Crawler
Sets, sizes S, M, L 500
1895 Corduroy Crawler Sets,
pastels, sizes IL and Is months.
500
1.79 Flanpelette Pajamas, one-
De-, sizes 4 to 8-----------1.OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Imprinted
Furniture
Fourth Floor-Washtngton
Store Only

FOuTLH FtOOT-W washington
Store Only
1-S.S5 Bookcase, "a" wide, 80"
high, fl. sample -- 4.S9
LEES Stud int Desk, f.
drawers, fl. sample 9.99
1-6.95 Bedside Table, drawer,
shelf, II. sample = 3.99
1-S.95 Desk Chair, hardwood,
fl. sample AT
1-1S.95 stud lent Desk, f.
drawers, II. sample = 500
1-27.95 KneehOle Desk, Z
drawer style, II. sample 1899
Hiss Chest, knotty pine, A.
drawer style, fl. sample 9.99
1-27.95 MIR. & Mrs. Dresser, g.
drawers, pine, fl. sample 1899
1-12.95 Bookcase, pine, SO"
wide, 30" high, Fl. sample $50
1-10.95 Bookcase, pine, 30"
wide, 80" high, fl. sample 500
1-19.95 Captains Chair, hard
wood, II. sample 11.8S
1-4.95 Youth Chairs, pine, fl.
samples - -. S.47
1-9.95 Modern Captains Chair,
hardwood, fl. sample 4.99
1-9.S5 Captains Chair, hard
fl. sample -4.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Third Floor-Washington
Store OMIT

Store Onlr
1858 Organdy Spreads, white,
some colors -4--- 3.99
1O-12.98 Corduroy Throw
Spreads, assorted colors 4.99
25-7.9S Ready made Draperies,
assorted patterns, white
rounds, 80" long 500
so Yds. 1.19 Ninon Fabric, AZ"
wide, assorted colors I'd. 49c
5e-5.98 Tailored "Fiberglas"
Curtains, white, 80" long 3.99
1OO-s.9s Ruffled "Fiberglas"
Curtains, white, u and 80"
lengths $50
2O-12.98 Roomaker Percale
Spreads, assorted patterns, sim
gle or double .-- 7.99
2O-9.9S Terry Toppers, 6-pc.
glider set, assorted colors 7.99
2O-49c Wood Pot Holders, dec
orative patterns 29c
1888 Seersucker Spreads,
assorted plain colors ----6.99
Lower >Level-Arlington Store
Only.
500 Yds. 1.6S-2.25 Drapery,
Slipcover Fabrics, 2 to lloyd.
lengths, barkcloth, sailcloth,
assorted patterns ---yd. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Second FloW-WGshingtor
and Arlington

Second Floor-WGshi1gton
and Arlington
10-16.95-19.95 Spring Coats,
solids and checks 49, 500
20-5.99-7.99 Rayon, Nylon or
Cotton Dresses -----3.99
25-1.99-2.49 Sport Shirts, cot
ton, sleeveless 1.69
25-2.99 Shortie Pajamas, rose
print seersucker $50
$50 Cotton Skirts, in
between sizes -. 1893
50-1.29-2.29 Play Toys, shorts,
pedal pushers --- 2 for 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Mattresses,
Springs

Third Floor-W1shington
Store Only
1850 Innerspring Mattress,
woven ticking, double size 1888
149.95 Englander Innerspring
Mattress, hair top, double size,
29.99
1-49.50 Simmons 'Kannsleep"
Innerspring Mattress, twin size,
~ 1899
1-37.5O Innerspring Mattress,
prebuilt borders, twin size, 1889
1--S30 Serta Innerspring Mat.
tress, twin size - - 1888
1850 Innerspring Mattress,
striped ticking, twin size, 1889
1-46.50 Simmons Box Spring,
twin size 24.5O
1850 Simmons Box Spring,
twin size :. 27.99
1850 Simmons "Kannsleep"
Box Spring, twin size 27.99
1-109.0O Serta Foam Latex
Mattress, Box Spring Set, twin
1-22.50 Boudoir Chair, wine
and blue covering 11.25
1-19.95 Maple Spring Rocker,
1888
LESS Mahogany Wing back
Cricket Chair --- 1888
1-13.95 Plastic covered Holly
wood Headboard, eggshell, dou-
BILE size, as is 4.95
1-17.95 Plastic covered Holly
wood Headb0ard, eggshell, twin
size, as is SOS
4Irregs. Sos Foam Latex Pill
lows 3.48
1-219.50 Apt. Size Sofa Bed,
modern arm, Simmons inner
spring mattress, sleep 2, floor
sample, soiled 1880
1-49.50 Simmons Sleep Chair,
fl. sample -----x29.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Knit indies
Street Floor-Wdshington

Street FloOT--WGShtngtOn
Store Only
17-6.95 Nylon TricOt Slips,
broken sizes, colors 2.59
22-1.25 Satin Stripe Rayon
Vests -. SEC
1l-1.99 Rayon Gowns, broken
sizes >. ~; 69c
4S-2.99 Acetate Tricet Shorty
Gowns a-------------------1.S9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09

Street Floor-WGshington,
Store Only

T.
75-1.00 Belts for women, as is,
19c
$500 Felt Drawstring Bags.
~. 3.O0*
1-10.95 Brown Calf Shoulder
Bag, as is 500"
21O.95 Tan Leather Box Bags,
as is $685.
3-Men's 500 Pocket Secretaries,
taries - ZOO
lass Blue Calf Bag, leather
lined, as is 5.95"
5-Men's 3.95-5.OO Leather Bill
folds, as is - l.6S"
$500 Bags, assorted styles
2.O0*
75-Men's, WOmen's $50, 500
Leather Billfolds, special, 2.00*
sPius Federal Tag
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
COrSetS
Second Floor-Washington

SSCO7tU FIOO-WU S7ttIyIOH
+1O.95 1850 Famous Make
Corsets, front-lacing, broken
sizes SIS
25-12.5O 1900 Discontinued
Girdles, white tea rose, nylon
and elastic, broken sizes SIS
10 1850 1880 Discontinued
Corselettes, tea rose, broken
sizes SIS
1OO-2.5O-3.5O Discontinued Long
and Short Line Bras, white and
tea rose, broken sizes - 1.39
1880 Bra Tops, to wear with
shorts or Stacks 1.39
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
HUisdkea'clsiefs

Street Ffoor-WGShington
Arlington
$50 Mems 59c Hand embrOid-
cred initiated Kerchiefs, fine
cotton, hand-rolled hens,
3 for 100
$50 Mems Linen Kerchiefs, hem
stitched hens A for LOO
500 Mems, W0men's 18c Ker-
chiefs, colorful cotton prints,
white for men 10 for LOO
800 Mems 1.5O TV Linen Ker-
chiefs, hand-embroidered in
itials, hand-rolled hens SEC
Washington Store Only
IS Mems 200 Linen initiated
Kerchiefs, broken assortment,
79c
50 Women's 100 Linen Prints,
large size, hand-rolled hens, 39c
200 Mems, W0men's 25c-39c
Kerchiefs, perfects, irregulars,
6 for 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Third Floor. Washington

1-39.9S Dinner Set, 90 pcs,
service for IL 1899
400 Candle Sticks, black
metal, 2-light - 75c
1880 Cups and Saucers, LOO
2O-1.OO Imported Figures, SOC
300 California Tea Pots, g.
cups -- ESQ
57-19c, 29c, 39c Assorted Tum-
blers 49, 12c
6-1.O0 Milk Glass Basket, small,
69c
1855 Luncheon Sets, 80 pcs,
service for 6 -----5.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Better Dresses

Second Floor-WGshington
and Arlington
e17.98-25.OO Misses Street
Dresses, navy and black an
tiqued silk shantungs, 2-pc.
faille suits. Sizes IL to Is, 1890
1880 Misses Regular 2-Pc.
Suit Dresses, rayon nubb tweed,
2 styles in gray, brown or navy,
sizes 10 to 10 1883
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
NeckaCeuf
Street Floor-Wdshington,
Arlington

Street Floor-Wdshinston.
Arlington
25O--BlouseS, broken sizes,
sizes, colors ,---~--- 8Sc
1855 Blouses, nylons, ray
ons, broken assortment 3.44
20O-3.99 Cotton Blouses, broken
assortment 2.S8
Street Floor-WGshington
Store Only
26-2.99 White Wool Stoles,
hand-knotted fringe - 1.59
222 Misses 2.99-3.S9 Sweaters,
perfects, irregs., broken sizes.
1.59
1.99-3.99 Sportswear, assorted
types, broken sizes = Sc, 79c
20O-59c, 100 Costume Flowers,
pin-ons, clusters 49,. 4 for LOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Budget Dresses

Second Floor-Woshington:
Store Only
Is Misses and Half-Size 5.98-
1888 CottOns and Nyl0ns 2.99
IL Misses 1O.98-14.9S Dresses,
assorted fabrics - 500
35-Misses' 1898 Classic Coat
Front Dresses - 4.99
SOLOS, Two-Pc. Suits, misses
and half-sizes, washable $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Fourth Floor-Washington

9-18.95 Oval Braided Rugs,
soiled, Axe 1850 ------- 500
6-9.95 Oval Braided Rugs,
soiled, 30x54" 1.99
1-79.95 Reversible cotton, rayon
and fibre rug, 12x15.6 1895
1-119.95 Beige BroadloOm,
soiled, 10.5x10.2 1895
1-144.95 Beige Broadloom, soil
ed, 10x13.5 --~-- 1895
12-12.95 Loop Pile Cotton Rugs,
soiled, 4x6' 500
15O-1.OO & 1.95 Assorted kid
Covers CSC
sass Reversible Rayon, Fibre
and Cotton, 6xy--- - lbs
Sass Wool Blend Hand Hook
Rugs, approx. 6xY- 1888
1856 Cotton Rugs, soiled, 3x5',
2.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
TOiIetf'3eS

TOiIetf'ieS
Street Floor-Washington
Store Only
80 Prs. Women's 100 Sum
42-1.00 Swiss Combs, assorted,
sec
ss-1.2S Courtley Shave Bowls,
49c
21-1.9S Bath Brushes, nylon
UIlStlCS ------- CSC
34-1.00 Woodbury. Shampoo,
sec
29-1.O0 Assorted Colognes, 19cs
H-1.O0 Amelia Nail Treatment,
19c*
26-1.OO Hair Brushes, nylon
br1StleS ----------------
sPlus 1876 Fed. tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
NegIigees

Second Floor-WdShington
Street Floor-Arlington
1OO-3.99 Cotton Denim Torea-
dor Pajamas, 1-pc., sizes 1918.
2.99
$3.50 Cotton Brunch Coats,
sleeveless, Upper fronts, misses
broken sizes 3.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
-IIref'
Street Floor-Wnshington

Street Floor-WGshington
1-29.9S Silverplated Chafin
Dish, scratched -. 1898
1-39.98 Silverplated Tea Kettle,
scratched - 1898
25-1.OO Aluminium Bread Trays,
hn SIC
2-75.O0 Silverplated Tableware
Sets, Rapture. pattern :. 23.75
60-29c Stainless Steel Tea
spoons 19c
$500 william Rogers Dessert
Spoons, plated, Society" pat
tern ------ -----------, 29c
Plus tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Notions
Street Floor-Wdshirgton
Store Ouly

OIUTC GUY
l6-S8c Large Size Cotton Laun-
dry Bags A. --- 6Sc
2-19c Plastic Shoulder Covers,
Sc
l9-1.19-1.35 Fucker Bed Timers,
small sizes -------------19c
$3.50 Skirt Racks, holds 6, 25c
Is Secs. 2.98-3.9S Quilted Dress
Bags, jumbo and reg. sizes, LIT
50-1.00 Plastic Basket Liners,
400
25-1.29 Clear Plastic Suit Bags,
set Of $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
HOSieru

Street Floor-Wdshington
Store Only
1T Prs. Sheer Nylons, broken
sizes. colors, as is--2 prs. LEO
46 Prs. LBS Sheer Nyl0ns, ia
nous makes ------ SIC
IA Prs. 1.65 Run-proof Nylons,
famous name, broken sizes, coll
OrS ---------------- o'o
So Prs. LOO Knee-High Seamless
Nylons -oSc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
GlOCeS
Street Floor-Wdshin0ton
Store Only

Store Only s7r.
"as7
81 Prs. 100 Cotton String
Gloves, black. white, colors,
broken sizes - --- So
149 Prs. 200 Cotton Shorties,
hand-sewn, black, brown, navy,
broken sizes 80 LOO
20 Prs. 800, $50 DOuble-wOvefx,
Fabric Gloves, white, beigss
navy, black, soiled from hand
ling, broken sizes --------l.5O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Daytime Dresses

Second Floor-WGShi71gton
Store Only
25-1O.98 Cotton Dresses, broken
sizes ; -- 7.SS
$3.50 Pinafores, broken sizes,
some boleros included 1893
15-1.99 White Uniforms, brok-
en- sizes 100
1856 Georgiana Summer
Sheers 5.SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Art Goods
Fourth Floor-Washington
Store Only

4O-59c, CSC Odds, Ends Of Knit
ting Wool 80 Soc
1880 Crochet Cotton, size 60
and 80 - -- 10c
2|5.98 Hass0cks, black with
white -. - 2.49
1O-1.98 Knitting or Utility
Bags CSC
14--1.98 Plastic Chair Seat Cow
ers, needlepoint design 89c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09

Fabrics
Street Floor-WGshington
Store Only
1.49 Cotton Corduroy Lengths,
~ to Sgd. pieces I'd. ;79c
2.95 Twill-back Velveteen, l to
4-yd. lengths ---. I'd. 1.S8
S8c-2.95 Remnants, rayons, NY
Ions I'd. 39c to 100
8Sc Washable Rayon, polka dot
prints ~ -yd. 40
1.35 SINNERS Rayon Polka Dot
Prints --------------yd. $50
Blankets, Pads
Street Floor-Washington
Store Only
25-7.95 Reversible Patchwork
Quilts ----- S.S9
@15.S5 American Wooden Blan-
kets, S0xs0" 1889
6-l0.95 Wool-filled Comforts,
72x84s -- 4.SS
5O-2.s5 Quilted Mattress Pads,
twin size 1893
loo-s.s5 Quilted Mattress Pads,
double size ---,------- 2.SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
Teens Apparel

9TH Floor, washington;
End Floor, Arlington
Is Teens 5.99-8.99 Cotton
Dresses, solids, plaids -- 2.S9
20-2.9S Sleeveless Sport Shirts,
colors, plaids, white 1.S9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
1925 Print
RAYoN
FLANNEL.
&C. yd.

Famous make material In
new fall patterns and
colors. Washable and
crease-resistant. 40" wide.
Street Floor, Washington
y and Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
JesUeIry
Street Floor-Washington
Store Only

JesUeIry
Street Floor-Washington
Store Only
12-50c Charms for Bracelets,
disc. styles 29c*
25-2.OO China Lighters for the
home 1.39
800 Four-Way Locket and
Earring Set 1.49'
$3.50, LOO Costume Jewelry
Pieces ---. ----. 29c"
5-1.Oe Cosmetic Kits with COM
pacts --- 39c*
50-1.0O Stone Set Lipstick
Holders, standard size -- 29cs
800 Leather Jewel Box, as is,
1.39
50 Mems 1.so, 200 Cuff Links,
special, pr. ----79c"
'Plus Fed. tes
SpOrtssUear
Second Floor-WaShington;
Street Floor-Arlington
1929 Blouses, Tops, assorted
colors and sizes 100
3.99 Printed Fancy Pants, brok-
en- sizes LOO
S.9S-10.9S Dark Cotton Dresses,
solids, prints, assorted sizes, zoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
6.o5 to o.95 Dress SIocks

Checks, fIonnels, eobordnes, glen pIoids in N
the group Some all wool, others properly
Iobeled os to fobrie content. Sizes rs to 81
waist.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12

"a Aae a Al VA
these, except NATO, are strictly
European Institutions and even
.NATO aims at closer relations
among its European members.
The system was complicated
in one respect by the French
German accord on the Saar, Civ
ing that area a European"
status at least until a peace
treaty is signed for all Germany.
/ The Saar's foreign and de-
lfense policies are to be handled
Iby a neutral" commissioner
named by the WEU council. The
six-nation coal-steel community,
/ first known as the Schuman
Plan, should move its head
quarters to Saarbruecken.
A District of Columbia
Thus, the Saar would be a
sort Of District of Columbia fo1
the coal-steel pool, but, not
apparently, for WEU. The WEI
council is to sit in London, anc
!. its ornaments control agency ir
Paris.
J. Membership Of the pool anc
.of WEU are the same except
that Britain is not a member oi
the pool. However, the British
plan to sign a treaty Of associa.
, ton with the pool in the near
! future.
, The WEU council will repor'
; at least once a year to a specia
assembly composed Of represen
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12

course, the same countries in
both cases. The committee does
some of its work in Paris, some
in Strasbourg and some in Lux
embourg.
Although the new Western
European Union was designed
primarily as a military group
the Brussels treaty does have
many economic, social and cul,
ltural clauses which duplicate in
many ways the work of the
Council of Europe. Until very
recently there was a strong
movement to absorb the Brus
sells accord into the Strasbourl
Organization.
This probably cannot be donr
lnow since the charter of thu
lCounciI Of Europe has a clause
largely ignored in recent year
-forbidding a discussion Of de
. Tense matters. This is becaus
two outstanding neutrals, Swe
den and Ireland, belong to tn
Council Of Europe.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
In Short.

Reported: BY Japanese physi-
cists, more radioactive "hot
rain" over northern Japan from
reported Soviet atomic or hydro
gen bomb tests between Oct. 10
and 20.
HOnOred: Britain's Queen
Mother Elizabeth with a doc
torate of laws, by Columbia Uni
versity, which was chartered 2OC
years ago by her kinsman, King
George II.
Found: The body of Prince
Ali Reza, 80, brother Of Iran!
Shah, near the wreckage Of hi.
private plane on a mountain
northeast Of Tehran.
Ended: BY France, 800 year
of colonial rule in India, b!
handing over to the New Delh
/ government, four small Frencl
settlements: Pondichery, Kari
lkal, Yanaon and Maize.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12

within the NATO system. OEEC,
grew out of the American
Marshall Plan, submits reports
to the Council Of Europe, and it
works closely with the coal
steel community. It has also
helped NATO on economic mat
ters in the past.
In addition to all this, there is
still what is known as the Euro
pean Constitutional Committee
formed by France, West Ger
many, Italy, and. the BeneluX
countries to prepare a charter
for a European continental fed.
Grafton. This was done in antici-
patton of edo and still exist;
despite its death.
Claim on Life
This committee still has Z
claim on life because it wa,
established and financed by thes,
six nations as members of th'
.Schuman Plan rather than a
members Of edo. They are, O.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
Dates
Monday. Nov. 8

Senate recOnvenes to con-
slider censure Of Sen. McCar-
thy.
Southern Medical Assn,
st. Louis.
Anniversary (S5th),
American Legion.
Tuesday, Nov. 8
National Conference of
Christians and Jews, Wash
ington, D. c.
Wednesday, Nov. 10
Catholic School Superin-
tendents, Washington, D. C..
National Grange, Spokane.
Thursday, Nov. II
Armistice Day.
Southern Governors con-
ference, Boca Ration, Fla.
President to dedicate wing
of Eisenhower Foundation
Building, Abilene, Kan.
Saturday, Nov. I3
All Club Achievement
Day.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12

tatives of these seven countries
who sit in the European Con-
sultative Assembly at Stras-
bourg. This assembly is sort
of lower house for the Council
of Europe, a sounding board
with moral force but no real
powers. -
Presumably, the unions as.
sembly will also sit at Stras-
bourg, as does another separate
assembly for the coal-steel pool
Very Thin Tie
The coal-steel pool executive
branch, or High Authority, anC
the pool assembly submit an
nual reports to the whole of tht
European Assembly. This, i
I seems, is to be the only-anC
very thin-tie between the vari
Gus agencies.
NATO has no connection will
the coal-steel community no.
with the Council of Europe. Bu
WEU is to be a componen
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
Steel
Deuih Of a Plant

Death Of a Plant
Gloom descended this week
on the little West Virginia steel
town of Follansbee (pop. 4,5O0l.
Stockholders of the FOllansbee
Steel Corp, the towns major in
dustry, voted to sell the plant
and equipment to Frederick w.
Richmond, New York inancier.
The move stirred fears that the
plant would be shut down and
the machinery sold to Republic
Steel Corp. for removal to Gads-
den, Ala.
Two Other Offers
Follansbee's fate was decided
at a stormy meeting of company
stockholders in Pittsburgh. Mi
nority shareholders, protesting
that the sale would leave Fol
ilansbee a "ghost town" de-
manded postponement Of the
vote so two other offers-each
naming a higher price than
Richmond's $9,286, ,620-could be
considered.
+ But company president Mar
Gus Follansbee turned then
down. He said the last-minute
offers-one from Mrs. Arlene
Warner, "a New York stocl
brokers wife, and the Other
from Cyrus Eaton, Cleveland
Ifinsncier-did not shape up a.
'bona-fide" to the FollansbeC
board Of directors,
/ Folansbee said owners Of 800,
t442 shares voted in favor Of tht
Richmond offer. Those voting
against it held only 25,21.
shares.
Move, a Year Away
Townsfolk might derive som
I consolation from Richmond
l1lth-hoUr promise that Repub
lie would keep the Follansbe
plant going for at least a yeal
The New Yorker also promise
to do all he could to attract ney
industries to the town.
Minority stockholders hinte
at further action in the court
( But Follansbee Mayor Fran
: Basil saw little hope. Said he:
There's nothing much W
can do about it. We put up
good fight and lost"
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
SideIighfs DEFENSE:A New Approach

@ In Van Nuys, Calf, the gall
lantry Of Morris w. Balken, 80,
landed him in Jail. A pretty
UCLA coed burst into tears
when a traffic court judge ruled
that she would have to pay a
SIS fine for speeding or serve
three days. She sobbed she had
no money and the bailiff started
to lead her away when Balken
said, Don't send that girl to
Jail. I'll pay her fine He did.
When Balken's case was called
he was find $35 or seven days
for driving without a license and
failing to signal for a turn.
He didn't. have enough money.
o When Emperor Halle Selas-
/ sic ordered a suit in London re-
Gently this exchange took place
How does his tailor in Ethiopia
/ address him. Emperor or Youl
Royal Highness?" the swanky
British tailor asked a royal aide
AS a matter of fact" confideC
the aide, 'he calls him skinny.
Q In Buffalo, after John Carol
was admitted to a hospital witt
a broken leg, his friends didn'
bring him flowers They brough
4 a special bed. Carroll is 7-feet-4
o In Hollywood, Henry Fonda
doctor said the actor would hav
Ito miss movie work for severa
days because of sunlamp sun
burn. Fonda, trying to acquir
! tan for a film role, fell asleer
under a lamp and suffere
+ severe fall burns.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
Thin Out People


A committee of mayors meet
ing in Chicago this week agreed
the population OF American
cite should be thinned out in
advance of aEy imminent attack
by enemy bombers.
Mayor Frank P. Zeidler of
Milwaukee, chairman, said the
committee would support a new
approach to the civil defense
problem.
Need More Time
Generally, the question of
vulnerability revolves around
the rapid dispersal of people
and the proposed long-range
dispersal of industry" Zeidler
said. I'VE are favorably inclined
to the idea of thinning out peo-
pie but on the question of dis
persal of industry, we will need
lmo4e time for study"
Zeidler said that weapons
! exist which can destroy whole
cities, however large"
The Milwaukee mayor heads
the Committee on Civil Defense
of the American Municipa
Assn. It's Chicago meeting wa
to draft recommendations to b.
submitted to 1000 mayors from
I every state at the conference il
Philadelphia Nov. % to Dec. ]
H-BOmb Tests
Two nuclear scientists mad
suggestions on what to do abou
. America H-bOmb tests.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12

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