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AUToMcslLEs FOR SALE

ihJoin with r. and % E.: low .n1aHSa mileage; a I'M.
maculate; dark gray finish; like
new. ST ,o45, bank terms. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. ia. 9-4S00. 20
PLYMOUTH 1916 sedan; good low
cost transp.: 1898. TRIANGLE
MOTORS, 3010 R. !. ave. ne. DE.
PLYMOUTH AS Special de luxe cpe.
fully. equip, | owner: If you, really
Neil; priced right: S595. o'BR1EN
Arlington, va. ia. e-OiS0.
PLYMOUTH 80 De luxe 4-dr. sedan;
black orig. finish, : good tires, r
and h.. rebuilt Dodge. motor; in
eXeei: exc SSnd.' Sl"' cash. OWNER
PLYMOuTH 81 Belvedere: two-tone
black and cream and matching in
terror; r. and h., plastic covers, 9TH
er extras and exceptionally low mile
age. 1895. H. J. BROWN PONTIAC,
INC: IN ls5e Wilson blvd Arl"' Va
PLYMOUTH 80 Belvedere: two-tone
extras. This car has been driven
such few miles, 1t has the appear
anee OF a brand-new car inside and
ont $, ,;l95, i; i BROWN pom
TIA TaAC; ia ING. S.,b:, 553o Wilson blvd Arl''
PoNTIACs 1888 station WAGON; de
luxe g light green; . to choose
from; left over: never sold; S2.399
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Connecti-
cut. WO. 6-S400
Ike new: 500. FLOOD PoN-
TIAc. 4c2l Connecticut. Wo
PONTIAC 80 e,dr.; Hydra. radio
inside and out; a beauty. economy
money-back trial. 4-month writer
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. Ii14
Vermont ave. NV. ADA 4-4300. FL
PONTIAC 1882 Catalina S-cylindel
hardtop. A striking "-tone green
with matching 2-tone leather in
terror. set of by Wv. tires; radio
Range Hvdra-Matic. A real sport
OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO.. Northern
Virsinia's Largest Oldsmobile Dealer
1000 Wilson blvd. Arl., IA. 1-SiOo
PONTIAC =" Streamliner s. 4-dr
finish good tires. equipped with r
and h. and Hydra Matte drive q
l-owner car traded in on new
Olds. Sale price. >695. OLMSTEAC
MOTOR CO. Northern Virginia ;
Largest Oldsmobile Dealer .0ut
Wilson blvd. Ari. ia. $500.
PONTIAC 1870 G-cyl, a-door; I, anc
h: sun visor: sreen: mech. perfect
Sa91. MCKEE PONTIAC. 18Th ano
NJ SITS. NV. ST. 81
PONTIAC 1851 G-cyl. 2-door: 7. ant
Si.1ps. 81 Greer" MCKEE TE poNT1Ac' fSSfaIlit"- iStf
and NJ sts. NV. ST. b. loT.
PONTIAC 1851 Chiettain 81 dt
luxe :2-dr.: r. and H.: Wv. tires
gray; very clean; an OUTSTANDING
value; Sl,3295. MCKEE PONTIAC
10th and NJ SITS. NV. ST. 3-1ln,.
PONTlACS 1858 station wagon; biue
with grain: power steering. auto
matte shift. full radio and heater
equipment; left over: never sold
was S3.316: now S2.499, Others
to choose from, FLOOD PONTIAC
422l. Connecticut. WO. 6-S4uo.
PONTIAC AS conv.: r.. h.. Hydra
new cond.; S495; So dn. WO. 8-a1sS
1896 Wisconsin ave: NV. -
PONTIAC 80: for sale by owner;
very good condition. LO. 4-3aso,
PONTIAC 81 as" e-door: Hydra.
Matte. heater. turn sisnals; an out
standing weekend special; only
1905. B. & d. MOTORS, Ss0l oit
Bladensburg rd. lat Piney Branchl
Sill Spg.. Md. JU. 7-1sSS. FL
S425. sTEUART TRUCK. CENTER
.ouI w. Va. ave. ne. LA. 6-sn!o
Evening star., 1954-01-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 4-door
sedan; attractive medium blue FIN
1sh; equipped. radio and heater.
overdrive. For tops in low-cost
transportation. be sure to see this
OLMsTEAD MOTOR Co. Northern
Vireinia's Largest Oldsmobile Dealer.
200n Wilson blvd, Arl., ia. 7-S400.
WILLYS 80 aIl-metal station wagon;
4-cylinder; overdrive. heater. This
is for the party who is economy
minded! Sl,095 B & d MOTORS.
SS0 Old Bladensburs Tc. ,at Piney
Branch. Sill. Spg.. Md, JU. 7-7ssS.
I'll
leather interior. overhead valves, &.
Cyl. eneine; company Official car;
low mileage; Sl.1a5; o-day money
back trial; i-month written guar
antee. HILL e. SANDERS. Wash. IS
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1Il4 Vermont
ave. nv, AID. 4-4300. III
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sALp

PONTIAC SO Custom Catalina. s-eyl:;
with dual range Hydra. r. and h..
Wv. tires. safety tubes, low mile
age; $2.495. Inquire Of Ted Bunting.
ARCADE PONTIAC. 1437 Irving st.
NV. AID: 4-S500: also 1850 18th
st. NV. RA. 3-9670. 80
PONTIAC So Chieftain "s" de luxe
4-dr. sedan; 2-tone green, Hydra,
upholstery to match; diploMat's car:
81 ,695. ARCADE PONTIAC. 1437
Irving ST. NV, AID. 4-S500: also
3460 14th st. NV, RA. 1850
PONTIAC '53 Chieftain de luxe S-cyI
h., Wv, tires; owned by prominent
Wsshington businessman, driven less
than 5000 miles; carries new-car
guar: S",295. ARCADE PONTIAC.
l431 Irving st. NV. AID, 4-S5U0;
also 3460 l4th st. NV. RA. 3-9610.
PONTIAC 81 Chieftain de luxe S-cyl
4-dr. sedan: black: Hydra. r. and
h. We consider this one of our best
buys: 81 .293. ARCADE PONTIAC.
1873, Irving st. NV. AD. l-S300:
also 3id0 14th st. NV. RA. 3-9h70
PONTIAC 80 Chieftain IS" de luxe
owner. See to appreciate. A real buy j..
Ss95. CAITHNESs BUICK. AIS
Hampden lane, Bethesda. Md. Oh
10000 or WO 6-55Sl. -
PONTIAC ~ de hike -" I-dr.: orig
light blue: =. and h.. Hydra Matte
plastic covers. This is an exception
ally clean, one-owner car. 81. .l95.
H. J BROWN PONTIAC, INC. 1850
Wilson blvd. Arl, Va, JA. 3-155a.
PONTIAC 40 Streamliner de luxe %
t-dr.: r. and h.. plastic covers. other
extras. Sold and serviced by us since
new. S165. II. J. BROWN PONTIAC.
INC. 1850 Wilson blvd, Ari.. Va,
Pontiac so Chieftain de luxe "s"
4-dr.: orig. black finish; fully equip:
well-preseryed. owner car: SS95:
H. J. BROWN PONTIAC. INC, ] $50
Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va. JA. 2-5557.
STUDEBAKER 40 4-dr Commander:
r and h. excel. cond.; Si95.
PENNY MOTORS. 1920 R. I. ave.
ne. la. ti-3@OU --3l
STUDEBAKER 1850 Regal de luxe
Champion convertible coupe: +. and
h, overdrive: one-oWner: exception
ally nice. Safetv-tested written
guarantee. S595 PAUL BROS
"Used-Car Fair" Wis, ave. and ELL
colt st. NV. KE. 1-l3os. Open eve
sTTDEBAKER 194l little Special de
luxe beautiful cond;: lookS !9oS,rp and
18th and r. 7. ave. ne. 2o'
Evening star., 1954-10-01
On theAir

We now have had the
4extravaganza" added to the
Spectacular" Hollywood got
into the color television act last
night with the first TV broad
cast OF Shower Of Stars and
there Is one thing that can be
said today. This was the best
original musical comedy yet done
on color television. Since this
is only the second one and the
first was "SatinS and Spurs" !"
this Is not to be construed as
the tossing Of any hats into any
air.
The worst that can be said Of
1t, on the other hand, is that it
did not live up to all the advance
enthusiasm displayed by It's press
agents. II we hadn't been prom
ised the moon. 1t might have
been easier to accept . mere
flashy meteorite.
The first Shower of Stars"
show Git will be on once month
sharing Thursdays at $3.50 pm.
on CBS-TV with a drama series
called "Climax') was a slick and
polished, II hardly inspired. en-
tertainment. It was given some
enjoyable musical moments by
Mario LAMA, Betty Cradle and
Harry James, who are talented
people with faces new to tele-
vision.
AS a sales pitch for color tele-
vision it undoubtedly served q
purpose too. To q somewhat
lesser degree. perhaps. this CHS
musical had the same implica-
ton on q black-and-white set
as Max Liebman's fine Lady in
the Dark" It wasn't wholly seen
unless seen in color.
~ 4 +
This Shower" can thank its
lucky stars that Producer Nat
Perrin had the foresight and
good fortune to hire an actor
named Fred Clark for an i'm
portant role. The sketchy plot
Of the show had to do with q
movie producer planning q Aim
which started out as "the LAMA
Story" became "The Cradle
Story" then "The Grable-James
Story" and wound up as "The
Evening star., 1954-10-01
On the Air
They Promised Us the Moon,
Gave Us q Mere Meteorite
BY Harry Macarthur

le-Lanza- james Story" (If
successful. 1t was to be followed
BY q sequel. ''The Son Of Cradle,
Lama and James.")
AS the producer. It was Mr..
Clark's task to hold things to-
gether while the scintillating
stars were not out there scintil-
lating. One Of the ablest sup
porting players around Holly
wood. he did q yeoman job here.
As an actor. he undoubtedly has
encountered producers for whom
he has less than unbounded adj
miration and he played this role
with relish. There are two kinds
Of movie producers. he grandly
told his assembled yes-men at
one point. There are those who
follow and those who lead.
Those he declared grandly.
"Are the men ! admire - the
leaders so follow them"
Somebody wrote this and his
other lines for, him, Of course.
but it is Mr.. Clark who knows
how tosfire them into 4 micro
| phone.
Incidentally, 1t ought to be
noted in this brief report, there
clearly are all sorts Of strange
compensations at work in the
world. The famed Cradle gains,
when the camera examined them
closely. seemed to have slimmed
Just a bit through the years.
On the other hand, you ought to
see Mario LAMA. II that rotund
figure displaces only the 21D
pounds Hal Humphrey was re-
porting somewhat skeptically
here the other day, somebody
has been pumping Mario full Of
helium when he wasn't looking.
He can still whomp the day
lights out Of a song, though, and
for one don't care II he goes
UP to $40.
Before winding this up 1t
should be added that Producer
Perrin did something in his first
Shower Of Stars" that Max
Lehman neglected to do with
"Satins and Spurs" He got
some widely familiar and vastly
popular songs into the score.
When you have LAMA doing
"Vesti La Giubba" or "Be MY
Love-" or Miss Cradle doing
"One for the Road" you have
yourself a song. even with a GER
tain aloofness between singer
and music which indicated the
prerecording- -playback technique
was used.
The verdict, in brief, is this.
1t was enjoyable enough, but
hardly spectacular or an extrava-
ganza. It left the impression
that almost all involved gave
Evening star., 1954-10-01

(WNBW. 9:30 p.m.), featuring
Jimmy Durante, alternating with
Donald O'Connor unless NBC has
quietly changed its plans. >.
"The George Gobel Show"
(WNBW. 10 p.m.), the long
promised vehicle for the leading
discovery" Of the summer Of
1853. =. (The two first-named
are set for three weeks out of
four. the latter for every week.
This indicates that forthcoming
Saturday night "spectaculars"
on NBC-TV will be battling the
last half-hour of CBS-TV's
Jackie Gleason Show" for
midable opposition.)
Sunday: 1.-THE Jack Benny
Show" (WTOP-Tv, 1880 p.m0,
which this session will be on ev-
cry second week, alternating
with Ann Sothern's Private
Secretary" Pepsi Cola Play
house" (WMAL-TV. 1880 p.m0.
back for the new season with O
new hostess, Polly Bergen. =.
Father Knows Best" (WTOP-
TV, 10 p.m.). Robert Young in
the TV version Of his successful
radio program Of the same
name.
Monday: 1.-THE Burns and Al
len Show" (WTOP-TV, 8 p.m.),
starting the new season with a
color film. "I Love Lucy"
(WTOP-TV, 8 p.m.), also start
ing q new season (about which
you hear Sunday night at 8 on
Ed Sullivan's CBS-TV Toast
of the TOWN.. December
Bride" (WTOP-TV, $3.50 p.m3,
new situation comedy series
starring Spring Byington.
Evening star., 1954-10-01

it the works at dress rehearsal
and were weary Of it by air time.
y \ X y
NEW AND RENEWED-Still
more changes in the program
schedules are coming UP this
week end. The accent will be
largely on comedy. with a drama
slipped in here and there. The
list Of newcomers and returnees
includes the following:
Tonight: 1.-THE Red Buttons
Show" (WNBW, 8 o'clock, fea-
turing the comic moved over
from CHS three weeks out of
four with Jack Carson set for
the fourth week.. Dollar
a Second" (WMAL-TV, 81.
audience participation show con-
Quoted by Jan Murray. "Our
Miss Brooks" (WTOP-TV, $500
new series starring Eve Arden.
"The Wise" (WMAL-TV,
Evening star., 1954-10-01

$500, new series Of filmed half
hour dramas. "The Line
up" (WTOP-TV. 10). mystery
series, on film.
Tomorrow: "The Imogene
Coca Show" (WNBW, 8 p.mo /.
the comedienne ip a show all
her own. "Star T!heater"
Evening star., 1954-10-01
Church Food Sale

The Ladies' Guild Of the Holy
Comforter Episcopal Church will
hold . food sale tomorrow after
noon IN the church hall. TOl
oglethorpe street NV.
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to Israel to receive the honorary
doctorates, long have been sup
porters of Technion, which is the
only engineering college in Israel.
Now more tn a 40 years old,
Technion is harshly overcrowded.
A new Institute of Technology,
known as Greater Technion, is
being built on Mount Carmel,
principally through the efforts of
the American society. One struc-
ture already is finished, and when
the entire new campus has been
completed it is expected Greater
Technion will be able to turn out
sufficient engineers, apple d
scientists and trained technicians
to meet Israeps urgent need for
more chronological experts.
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be held at Princeton, Inn, Prince
ton, N. j., on Sunday, October 3.
Two hundred educators and
Jewish leaders will attend the
ceremony at which j. w. Wunsch,
president of the American Tech
MON Society, will present the de-
grees. This will be followed by a
luncheon under the auspices OF
the Technion society.
Professors EinStein and Franck
who were unable to make the trip
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Augusta, Georgia
EinStein to be HOnOred

The honorary degree of Doctor
of Science in Technology will be
conferred on Professors Albert
Einstein and James Franck at a
special convocation of Technion,
Israel Institute of Technology, to
Evening star., 1954-02-17
Ex-D. {. Policeman
Acquitted on Civil
Liberties Charges

A former District policeman
yesterday was acquitted of de-
priving a Negro prisoner of his
civil rights by a Federal Court
jury which deliberated seven
hours
Paul v. Minnick. 80, now a
member of the Homestead (Fla.)
force had been accused of
breaking the jaw of William H.
Branch. 26, of the 1900 block
Fifth street NV. The incident,
Branch asserted, took place
during a fracaS in the ninth
precinct station house on De-
cember l, 1851.
Charges Denied.
During his trial Minnick testi-
fled he hit Branch to protect
himself after the prisoner ZAP
parently went berserk." The
policeman emphatically denied,
when asked by Defense Attorney
H. Clifford Alder, that he in
tended to deprive Branch of his
civil rights.
Branch, who was charged with
drunk and disorderly conduct,
was acquitted later on both
counts.
The action marks the second
time in Minick's colorful career
as a policeman he has success
fully defended himself on civil
liberties charges.
Was Acquitted in Killing.
He was acquitted in June, 1858,
on a similar count in Miami
Federal Court for killing a Negro
who had crashed through a police
road block set up at Florida City,
35 miles south of Miami.
The Florida policeman served
on the Washington force for 10
years, retiring in 1852. He once
received the Policeman the
Month Award for diving into the
Potomac River to rescue a
drowning man.
The jury hearing the case be-
fore Judge Charles F. McLaugh-
lin OF the U. S. District Court
for the District of Columbia was
comprised of 10 men and two
women. Four were colored.
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Life in u. S.
College Buys
$5,00oWorth
OF Skeletons
Life in u. S.

Iona LINDA, Calf. Sept. Is.
The College of Medical Evan
gelists has received a 5000 ship
ment of IA skeletons from In
dia, a shipment which the med
ical college considers a bargain,
as bones go.
DR.. John E. Hughes, anatomy
teacher, said skeletons are quite
expensive and difficult to pur-
chase in the United States. He
said it took year of negotia-
tons to clear up red tape and ar
range for purchase and shipment
of the skeletons from India.
DR.. Hughes said each fresh
man medical student will be as
signed a skeleton for work in his
first year course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-26

SO" Dress Cottons 8 Yds. 81
All full pieces. perfect quality.
So" BroodcIoth 2h Yds, 81
sanforized big choice. solid colors.
Combed Cottons z Yds. 81
Many patterns colors. 7th & shirl. only.
81" Fall Royon Suitins I'd. 81
Plaids, some solid colors 18th st. only.
Chromespun Dress Fobries
Marvelously fade resistant, z Ids. @W
Miracle Dress Fobrics 81
Nylons orlons. dacrons! Fall coors
Al" Acetate Toffeto z Yds. Sc
Many colors-for dresses. draperies. ETC.
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Boy, z, Has Ulcer

RESEDA, Calf. (P.-Two-
year-old Wayne Higgins may be
destined for big things in the
business world. He has been OPP
Grated on for a peptic ulcer
popularity dubbed the business
mans occupational disease.
Surgeons at Children's Hos
pital removed Wayne's ulcer yes
terday. They said that never In
the hospitals 53-year history
had they discovered a true pep
tic ulcer in so young a patient.
Wayne is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Higgins.
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FuIse Alarm!

SAYRE. Okla. (P).-Alva
Paddock, Al, returned from a
hilarious trip to Oklahoma
City last night to find he had
been the object Of a four
State kidnap alert.
A motorist reported seeing
a hitchhiker pull a gun and
start a wild fight with Mr..
Paddock near Ell Reno.
Mr.. Paddock, a produce
dealer, explained there was a
hitchhiker, but no f1sticuffs.
He said he and his companion
set the car on fire with a
cigarette during a back-slap-
ping joke session and had to
beat out the flames with their
hands.
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Atlantic Union Luncheon

DR.. Donor Lion will discuss
Postwar Norwegian Economic
Policy" at a luncheon of the
Washington Chapter Of the At
lantic Union Committee at the
Sheherazade Restaurant. TOO
Eighteenth street NV, at noon
Wednesday.
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NJ & 3 rs

Short Sleeve Sport Shirts 81
Nylons, lawns, plisses. stubs. g. M. L.
White Sport Shirts z for 81
shortseeves. psse, cotton. g.. M. L.
Heavyweight Sweet Shirts 81
Fleece lined cap sleeves s, M. L.
Elostie Topped AnkIets 5 for 81
Cotton. reinf. heels toes, colors 10 to IL.
Belts with Rustproof Buckles 81
feathers, tan, brown. 30-44. z for
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Famous BroodcIoth Shorts z for 81
sanf. Boxer or gripper. Sizes 1880.
Fomous White Briefs 2 for 81
combed cotton, double-crotch. S. M. L. XII u
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combed cotton. nylon stitching
Wool-Iined Foil Ties z for Sd
Rayons repps satins. Jacquard
Noinsook Union Suits 81
Waffle weave. button front sanf. 3s-46.
Ribbed Knit Union Suits 81
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White Cotton Knit Briefs 8 for
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White Cotton Knit Tee Shirts
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Ribbed. tapped seams. 36-4e. 3 for
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Man Alive

NAPA. Calf. (P.-The case
Of John Henry Flynn, missing
for % years. came up in court
this week.
A petition seeking to have Mr..
Flynn declared legally dead was
to be heard.
A man arose from among the
spectators and walked forward.
I'm not dead" he told the
judge. I'm John Henry Flynn
in fine health. I'll be IS years
old come November T."
Mr.. Flynn said he had worked
for years as lumberman, and
had made his home in San
Francisco since retiring five
years ago.
Superior Judge Mervin c.
Lenhart dismissed the petition.
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Teeth Go Begging

VIRGINIA, Mimi. (P. -
Waino Kortesmaki living in
st. Paul got a letter post
marked Sawyer. Mimi, near
Cloquet. The writer told Mr..
Kortesmaki: my wife found
your wife's teeth in the garden.
Let me know II you will come
after them or whether I should
send them"
The letter was addressed to
Virginia, MINI. Postal au-
thorities traced a Waino
Kortesmaki to st. Paul.
The st. Paul Kortesmaki
could shed no light. I'm not
the man." he said, Dispatch
ing the letter to the Mesabi
Daily News at Virginia in
hopes of the right Kortesmaki
could be located.
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Sturdy, imported, oil wool
eondy stripe pottern. Eoeh Of
the Is steps podded. 1888 for
each odd. step. Slightly more
for curved stairwoys.
9TH st. Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-26

Elostie GirdIes, Ponties z for .
Many styles, some all nylon, front panels !
S. NJ. l..
xxx Elastic GirdIes
Some panty styles, various lengths. xxx.
White NyIon Bros 5 for s
FustS, adj. straps and closngs. 32-3S
National Garter Belts z for s
setins. cottons, nylons, white, pink, black
NotionoI Uplift Bros z for 8
Satin, nylons cottons stitched cups. 32-40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-26

Ape. Spaghetti Service s.
White with floral and gold trim.
3-Qt. Covered Souee Pan s.
Aluminium. Graduated pint" markings.
3-Ess Pooeher 81
Bright, easy-to-clean aluminium.
Pyrex Casserole and Frame s.
"a at. frame fits any baking dish.
Ape. SoIod Set 81
10h" crystal bowl, black fork. spoon.
Crystol Lozy Suson 81
IA" Mate with compartmentsi
Wax Paper, Towel Dispenser 81
Steel construction. sharp tearing edges. l
Jumbo z6-Qt. Waste Basket 81
Tall and slim to save kitchen space.
Dust Mop e.
Removable heavy yarn head. Smooth 81
handle.
22x15" Rubber Door Nat 81
Non-slip underside. Choice of 6 greetings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-26

Plaid Cotton Flannel Shirts 81
Sent, long sleeves Gle; . to customer
Famous Polo or Sport Shirt z for 81
Assorted colors short sleeves, Gle.
Cotton Knit Tee Shirts 8 for 81
Cap sleeves, grey blue maize, tan; 4-16.
Anklets with EIostic Tops S for 81
Reinforced heel toe; asst patterns. 7-lOh.
Winter T-Shirts, Shorts z for 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-26


Infonts Corduroy CrowIers
snap, CROTCH elastic back, first quality. S. -
Tots Polo Shirts z for
Stripes. jacquards. short, long sleeves; 1-3, ST
So.
Girls Rib Knit Vests 2 for 81
Short sleeves. white. RIA.
Toddlers Boxer Lonsies 81
Blue denim. flannel line; SO.
lnfonts' 2-Pe. Diaper Sets
Nylon boucle, corduroy. plastic lined:
NJ, L.. XII, <'. ~
Girls Cotton Knit Ponties 4 for 81
Elastic waist. double CROTCH 2-12.
Girls Cotton Slips z for 81
But-up shoulders lace trim; 2-12.
Tots, Girls Flannel Pojomos
and 2 PC; sripper fasteners. prints solids.