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Evening star., 1955-05-11

can liberator, for location in
Washington.
Authorize placing in the Capt.
tol a statue of the late Chief
Justice Edward Douglass White.
of Louisiana.
Provide si25, 900 to the House
Committee On Education and
Labor for Investigations and
work on pension and welfare
funds and school construction.
These measures are expected
to be favorably reported to the
House BY the Committee Chair
man Burleson, Democrat, of
Texas.
Evening star., 1955-05-11

lence" by party members, in
cluding an abortive revolution in
Puerto Rico in 1850. the attempt
to shoot President Truman the
same year, and last years
shooting in Congress.
The court held there was suf-
ficient evidence introduced at
the trial to prove that a con-
tinuous conspiracy to overthrow
the United States Government
in Puerto Rico operated at least
from September, 1850, to May,
1854.
Evening star., 1955-05-11
Four Die in Texas
In Crash of Plane

PADUCAH, Tex, May II (P.-
Three women and a doctor en-
route to a religious meeting in
Minnesota we're killed yesterday
when their light plane crashed
and burned near here
The dead were identified as
DR.. H. J. Lathrop. Carlsbad.
N. Mex, osteopath and pilot of
the single-engine Bonanza: Mrs.
Kathryn Norris. 81, Carlsbad
teacher; Mrs. George Hogan, Al,
of Ell Paso, Tex, and Mary Coo
ley of El Paso.
Friends in Carlsbad said all
four were en- route to Camp
Farthest Out, a religious meeting
at Minneapolis. DR.. Lathrop
was president of the Carlsbad
Gideon Society.
Evening star., 1955-05-11

SIDE PIECE ARRANGEMENT
BENCH t6o"xl5"xls~, z4.5o
BUFFET HUTCH, sliding
gloss doors, 5 drawers and drop
unit t60'xl6h"xl4~, 1880
ALSO in Sliding Wood Doors)
OPEN BOOKCASE, shoIlow
drawer t56"x24"xl4"), $3.50
Evening star., 1955-05-11
BUFFET UNIT

BUFFET HUTCH, sliding
gloss doors, adjustable shelf,
5-drower compartment
t48"xlo h"xl4D, 1880
BUFFET BASE, sliding wood
doors t48"x30"xl8D, $3.50
Evening star., 1955-05-11

flexible Of contemporary furniture which allows you
your good in the selection and arrangement Of units
SuperbN GRATED by Of Americas foremost furniture moke You'll find
to the imaginative design endless variation from the
bosc perfect for living dining and bedrooms dens bachelor
apartments, Throughout you'll find the finest
struction with selected Cherry or birch with
son brass hardware choice of fruwood hand rubbed
Whether you're starting house, fixing adding
Lifetime Furniture really budget prices At both downtown
and Spring Valley budget accounts invited.
Evening star., 1955-05-11

3-Drower CHEST with
legs t24"x50"xlsD, $3.50
3-Drower CHEST with
legs t36"x30"xl8D, 1880
Open BOOKCASE without
legs (2I"x24"xl8D. 1880
t8 different chest sizes available,
z bookcase sizes ovoiloblel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
Top Richmond Pupils
Ito Get College Credit

RICHMOND, Sept: Q fR.-An
experimental program to give
advanced college standing to
superior high school graduates
has been announced by the Rich
lmond public schools and the
University of Virginia.
First-year students this fall
will receive full credit ct the
university for exceptional work
in advanced courses at Thomas
Jefferson and John Marshall
High Schools in Richmond.
The program in some cases
could shorten a students college
career by a year. Even If it did
mot shorten the time in college.
the program would permit q stu
dent to skip various basic courses
and concentrate on more adj
vanced work in college.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
Western Union
|Broudens Credit

"You don't need money to send
|a telegram as long as you have
an honest face or an honest
voice." Western Union said to-
day in announcing q new, easier
credit policy.
The company said its opera
tors viii accept kilograms any.
where. from customers In per-
son or by telephone, and mail
the bill to his home or business
address.
Persons debating a wire from
Ia pay phone no longer need 1ish
for coins to pay for the telegram,
the announcement said.
Until today. the privilege Of
charging kilograms was general
ly limited to persons with exist
ing charge accounts, credit cards
or telephones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
Shepherd College
To Enroll Over6O0

srIEPHERDSTowN. W. Va,
Sept. Q (SpeciaD More than
600 students. forming what IL
believed win be the largest en-
rollment in Shepherd College
history here, will begin arriving
late this week for the start Of
the colleges 64th year next week.
DR.. o. s. Ikenberry. Shepherd
president, predicted the record
number.
The freshman class alone is
expected to contain between 225
and $50.
DR.. Anthony Bodola, a native Of
West Virginia, has joined the
faculty as an assistant professor
Of biology; and DR.. Robert D.
Nesbitt, recently at the Univer-
sity Of Mississippi. has been
added as an associate professor
Of music.
DR.. Bodola succeeds DR.. Ken
meth T. Stringer, who resigned
TO take q post at Towson MD
State Teachers College. DR.. Mes
bitt fills q vacancy left by the
resignation Of Mrs. Dorothy l..
Tillotson. former voice instructor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09

Israel Eubin. 20. $685. 3rd st. NV, ant
Robert Tsyior. IS. 1858 1 ST. Sc ant
Dorothy schlosser. 80, 3el4 18th st
BISON Austin. "A. 400 H st. NV, ane
Edith cummines, %. Greensboro, N. g
Albert Byrun, So. 500 H s.. nv; an Gs
Ann Mecfay. 2s. 1900 Mass ave. NV
BENJAMIN Foster, jr., 22: 500 New Hamp'
shire ave. NV. and Mildred Gatewood
John Grirsby. 81 1915 seth ave. ne
and Catherine shenk. Is, 3o44 Both
Ed E:.s a smyy, 81 TO- R ;sss b.v. ss az
Peter Pacific, 81, SALISBURY. Vt. AND
Grace DIN, 1Ss Landover, Md.
Earl Harrod, "a. T63 Kenyon ct. NV.
and MIRIAM Reid. 23, ISL Newton
bernard "a ~ Butler, IS. and Barbara Ca.
witch, "a, both of New York City, N. Y
John ]. ODonnell. 23. 27es 2sth st: NV.
and Mary schreier. 20, Chevy Chase
Ph 9ssl. ss' e. both d s7 e. ss..a is'
ss a s ss: 81 ssa g sH silver 4 s.s.
c Tsss M sss ass, e Ea. g. ss
Hale Vance, So, Alexandria, and Eleanor
Beall, So. 1871 45th pl. Sc.
Jackie Riedel. %, Wheeler, Mich, and
Pauline. Duerson. 20. l32e q. Sc
Alvin Nickerson. SO. 36l2 Rittenhoust
81. NV. and Alice shaw. 23o4 4isl
Charles Taylor. s3. and Marie Macpon.
aid. 43. both Of Baltimore. Nd
Milton Stanton, 20, Alexandria, and
Jacuueline Baker, 20, 600 Kenilworth
John Spisak, 110s Holbrook ter. ne,
and Sylvia welsh. Brentwood, Nd.
Thomas Sullivan. %, 1885 N. C. ave.
ne, and joyce Beidleman, ID. 27l6
10th st. ne,
Eugene Pearson. %. 1900 independence
ave Sc. and Marearet Fields, 10,
1907 q ct. Sc
Joseph Jason. 9s. Atlanta. Ca. and Ann
MCGEE, &c, Arlington. Va.
John Yuhaniak. 23. Salem. Ohio. and
Donna Elkins. Is. 3ll4 10th st. NV,
Joseph Lawrence, %, 1911 d st. Sc, and
Deiora Tart, %, 1886 Savannah ct.
Robert LAWN, 10. 521i chevy Chase
pkwy. NV. and Patricia Thomas, Is,
MARYLAND Park, Md.
Manasseh Joeey, "a. 113 Thomas st.
NV and Ella Davis. Gas Anacostia
Leroy Holman. 90. utica. N. r., and
Lone Shores, 1891 Newton st. NV.
Robert White. 2s. Falls Church, Va, and
MARY Campbell, LenOir, N. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
*. of c. Plans Picnic

The Rock Creek Council,
Knights Of Columbus, viii hold
its annual family picnic Sunday
on the council grounds. SAT-
West Cedar lane, Bethesda.
Grand knight John q. Conkey
has announced that all members.
prospective members and their
families are invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. C. la,p couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. matt three full days
and TeceiDe the license on the
nth day. Sundays aud hoH-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
Feel Sunk
After Lunch?

Do thiS-to avoid after.lunche0n
"letdown" due to excess stomach
acid. just take 2 Turns when you
feel distressed or logy after eafing.
Turns neutralize excess stomach
acid almost before il starts-give
top-speed relief from gassy FULL
ness. Tums require no mixing, no
waifing. That's why millioos Il.
ways carry Q handy roll b poekss
or purse. Get Turns today.
ssseoas~ieo'-eak l0fsrs -
9-sel 10. 3st A
|! - ] ]! y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
school.bound lasses
love these exciting
PLAID COTTONS

The fod is ploid from tot to
teen-oee and here are two
sure to delight any class bound
lass. fright Black watch
plaid in O torso dress with
Upper and hoIf-beIt at beck.
Crisp white pique collar and
pocket trim. And it has q
stitched-in nylon petticoot to
show off the full skirt. Sizes
7 to Il. 7.09
tfor right Woven clan pIoid
has long torso, loce-edeed
mandarin collar. Holf-belt
snues in waist, tob pockets en-
phosize hip-line. Buttons from
chin to below-woist.: Red or
blue plaid. Sizes 7 TO II.
7.9o
WGL-6irls' Apparel, 4th Floor
-. also Chevy Chose and Aiexondrio
Evening star., 1955-08-29
Joan BENEFITS S Daughter
Receivers, Slips Awoy

NEW YORK, Aug. 90 R.-
Actress Melinda Markey, daugh-
ter Of Movie Star Joan Bennett.
stayed IN seclusion today after
recovering from what police said
was an overdose Of sleeping pills.
The pretty, 21-year-old bru-
nette was discharged from Belle
vue Hospital yesterday and
quietly slipped away with her hus-
band. Donald Hayden. 1t could
not be learned where the couple
went.
Shortly before her departure
became known, the hospital had
reported she was in critical con-
dition and still in a semicomatose
state. After her discharge, the
hospital declined to give further
details of the case.
Miss Markey was found un-
conscious in a friends apart
ment Saturday afternoon. Her
husband told police he and his
wife had quarreled.
On her way out Of the apart
ment a little later. he said, she
showed him a half-empty bottle
of sleeping tablets and told him
she had Just taken IL tablets.
Becomes Worried
Mr.. Hayden told police he at
first thought she was joking, but
later became worried. Knowing
she had a key to the nearby
home of Miss Beverley Sailie.
operator of a model agency, he
went there. Miss Sailie was
away on vacation.
When his pounding on the
door brought no answer, Mr..
Hayden called police. They en-
tered and found Miss Markey
slumped across a bed.
The young actress father,
Gene Markey. Hollywood writer
director, few from the West
Coast to her bedside after talk
ing with Miss Bennett, who Is
now married to Screen Producer
Walter Wanger.
Had Been Upset
Miss Markey's friends said she
had been noticeably upset q
number Of times since Mr.. Wan
gers sensational arrest four
years ago for shooting Agent
Jennings Lang.
Mr.. Wanger. who alleged that
Mr.. Lang was trying to break
up my home" served a short
prison term.
Referring to the episode later,
Melinda said: II simply took
mothers advice which was to
Evening star., 1955-08-29
East German Fugitives
TotuI z Million Since '4o

BONN, Germany, Aug. 20 up,
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's
government said yesterday 2.S
million East Germans have fled
to the west since 1949.
The stream of refugees seek
ing asylum in West Germany
and West Berlin is steadily in
creasing, rejecting growing re-
sistance to East Germany's Com
munist regime. an official gov
ernment bulletin said.
Evening star., 1955-08-29

larrested in connection with 8
grocery robbery.
The men said Mrs. O'Connol
had been recruiting gunmen fol
lholdups, doing the planning and
directing the Jobs. Capt. Possehl
said.
They implicated her in nine
lrobberies, he said, and told OF
meeting other robbers employed
by her and seeing her give direc-
Itions for the crimes.
other information. Capt. Pos
|sehl said, has led police to be-
Ilieve her activities may have ex-
tended to down-State Illinois
and Wisconsin,
Evening star., 1955-08-29
IWomunCuIIe
Gong Leader

CHICAGO. Aug. 90 (R.-A 80
Iyear-old gunwoman is being
sought by police in the belief
she may have engineered nearly
100 robberies in the last year.
Capt. Louis Possehl identi-
fled her yesterday as Mrs. Mar
garet (Maggie) O'Connor and
said her role was uncovered in
the questioning of three men
Evening star., 1955-08-29

A delicate and still somewhat rare operation hos
pitalized Charles E. Barton of Woodland Beach,
Md, last January for Is days. His combined hospi
tai and doctor bills amounted to $1,24760. The
Bartons paid only $3.50 of it. Group Hospitali-
zation, Inc, blue Cross and Medical Service of
D. C. (Blue Shield) covered the remainder in full.
The Bartons are enrolled under Group
Hospitalization- Medical Service family con-
tracts through the Dept of Agriculture
where Mrs. Barton is employed.
Evening star., 1955-08-29
--AP Wirephoto

stay here and go on with my
television career. I tried to keep
in mind that mother had said it
had nothing to do with me. My
real friends were most kind"
Melinda stood by Mr.. Wanger,
but denied there had been any
romance between Mr.. Lang and
her mother.
Evening star., 1955-08-29

"Blue Cross-Blue Shield is the best investment we
ever made-t certainly paid off for us, says Mr..
Barton. eve would be hard-pressed to pay our
hospital and doctor bills without it"
You and your family stand 1 in chance
of facing a. hospital bill within year. Find
out now how you can get low-cost Blue Cross
Blue Shield protection for hospital and doc
tor bills Call Republic $4,000 today! Or
write: Blue Cross-Blue Shield, Transporta-
tion Bldg, Wash. 6, D. c., Dept F-3.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-16
P.r.A. MEETING TUESDAY

The P.T.A. will hold it's month ly meeting tomorrow night in stead of on the last Tuesday of the month, since school will be closed by that time.
 Mrs. Lela Oman will give a talk on her book of Eskimo Legends which is to be published soon. She will tell something of the back ground of the legends and she may also tell a legend which is not included in the book.
 Also on the program will be short history of the XIX Library.
 Election of officers will be held, names having been selected by the nominating committee.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-16
Norwegian Independence Day To Be Observed With Coffee Hour al Lutheran Quonset

All Scandinavians, those of Scandinavian descent and their families are invited to a. Syttni Mai Norwegian Independence Day) coffee hour to be held at the Lutheran quonset on B Street, Tuesday evening at 7:30 pm.
 Mrs. Curtis Johnson will show colored slides taken on a recent trip to the Scandinavian countries.
 Those helping with the affair are Mrs. Christy Waldhelm, Mrs. Kay Handelin and Mrs. Viggo WaltersOn.
 This is the first get-together of this type in this area where many .Scandinavians have settled.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-16
w. w. Laws Retires From FiresDepartment

Chief w. w. Laws, who has served the better part of 20 years as fire chief in Nome, has been retired from active fire fighting duty.
 Chief Laws came to Nome in 1885 from Vancouver, Washing ton, where he had had many years of fire fighting experience.
 One of his first actions on com ing to Nome was to organize the Volunteer Fire Department to aid the department during fires and to assist the police department.
 Laws, who is older than he looks, will not retire to rocking chair, but will remain active here as he has considerable rental pro- perty to take care of. He is also a candidate for delegate to the Alaska Constitutional Convention
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-16
School Band To Present Concert Wednesday Night

The Nome School Band will present its Second Annual Spring Concert on Wednesday evening at 500 PM. The Band has made as- founding growth both in size and ability. There have been new in struments added, too, which has done much to improve tone qual- ty and appearance.
 The Band members have organ ized a club called the Euterpean Society, which meets monthly. It was organized to promote an un- derstanding and appreciation of good music. Members are required to play a solo or duet for the group. Reports on the lives of great composers and recordings of interesting music make the meet ings a high point of the month.
 The concert program, which will appear in Wednesdays Mug get, will consist of light concert music, three marches, two Ste phen Foster favorites, and two well-k known selections from the classical literature. There will also be two solos and two quartet se- lections.
 Your support of the band through your attendance and en- thusiasm will show the Band members that you appreciate their hours of practice to bring you the program. The public is cordially invited. There will be no admission charge.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-16
CITY WILL PICK UP FOR CLEANUP WEEK DRIVE

Local residents are taking ad- vantage of the announcement that the city will provide the transportation and pickup of the winter accumulation of rubbish starting next Monday. Many busi- ness houses and residences have already piled their refuse in stacks near the road. It is recom- mended that the containers be small so that one man can lift them.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-16
MT. and Mrs. Clyde Glass Return After Winter Tn States

MT. and Mrs. Clyde Glass re- turned Friday after a winter spent in travelling to the east and down into Mexico. They were very en- thusiastic over our neighbor south of the border.
 They were in Seattle for the wedding of their only daughter, Leona, and reported that many former Nomeites were present al the ceremony. Maid of honor al the wedding was Mary O'Farrell daughter of Mrs. Hugh O'Farrell formerly of Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-16

MT. and Mrs. Marcell Stirn flew to Candle last week after return ing to the territory from their winter quarters in Los Angeles. Stirn, manager of the Candle op- eration for Havenstrite Oil Co.,, mining division, spent the winter months at the company's South ern California main office.
 From 15 to 25 men are usually employed in the Havenstrite gold placer operation at Candle.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-16
MT. and Mrs. Lester Bronson Home After States Vacation

MT. and Mrs. Lester Bronson returned to Nome Friday after spending some time in the States following the end of the legisla- tive session at Juneau
 MT. Bronson made a trip to California where he visited his childhood home at Vallejo.
 The Bronsons report that their daughter, Tess, is now living in Scotland, where her husband is stationed with US. Air Forces. Son Dean is now in Egypt where he is a mechanic for an American helicopter company.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-16
Daughter Born To Ullrich's

MT. and Mrs. Henry Ullrich are the parents of a daughter, Judith Gail, born May IA. Two little sisters, Carrie Ann and Debby are waiting at home to welcome the baby
 MT. Ullrich is science teacher and athletic coach at Nome High School.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-16
CAP Cadets Cancel Trip To Nome

Twenty-two Cadets from the Anchorage Civil Air Patrol were scheduled to arrive Saturday for a two-day visit with the local group, but due to engine trouble just before flight time, the trip was cancelled.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-16
NOTE OF APPRECIATION

We wish 10 express appreciation 10 our many friends for their kindness to our family during our recent bereavement and for the floral offerings sent 10 Anchor age for the funeral of husband and father Louis Tungwenuk.
 The Tungwenuk Family
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-16
Mayor Andersen Goes To Juneau For School Building Bid Opening

Mayor Steve Andersen left yes terday for Juneau to be present for the opening of the bids on the construction of the addition to the Nome School. The bid open ing is scheduled for Wednesday, May IS.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
.MorriogeLicense
Applications

Under d. C. iaiD couples must
apply tor marriage license on
one day. icdit three full days
and Teceipe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holt
days are counted the same as
other days.
Viyidell Byrd. IS. 6i8 * st. ne.
Archibald Eacoats. 20 300 Quincy st
nv. n.s..,;n ana Nancy Imax. 20. l2le
Wilssr Is bos Sesio oi sio Fords a ny Tntl n'oh
IasIs Anne Doys Sis ss1 1Rsssi g ave. a
Richard PauIy. IS. se2e Georgia ave.
n.Wa and Martha Elbon. 10. 1850
Alssls sa1lsI clssk, = " sse Burn. 4, s.. and
Frances King IL, 1925 1sth 81; NV. !.
Esther siminian, rs. 247 Delaware
Isasc axs. Knisht. siE SO. $40 rarragut St. NV
and Adoiphens Horne. IS. 1886 Blaine
sass s,, Iggs 81 gSss ss. Eess5' s,s nd
Assdoilah Fahimi. 30,. 1896 18Th st: n b
and Edna chynoweth. 81. 1854 Euclid
Sidney Peterson, 28, Aiexandria. Va, and
Ann 10th. "a, Landover, Nd.
ne. and znnsmsris sosnoski. Ss.
oeorse Jones, S7. Si35 Newton st. NV.
ana Betty simmons, 10. l226. q i. n.s.
s.T- and Thirssy Lowry. 10. i2iS
Ingraham st. NV.
Lincoln Pitts. 90. 43O irving q. NV,
and Jean FELTON,. -. 1913 Harvard
EDWARD q Wheeler. 10. 1895 Corcoran u.
NV, and Thelma Hinton. ~, 1885
Meridian pl. INV. q
Evening star., 1955-01-09
Deaths Reported

tBy the D. c. vital statistics section,
kas!.s A9s ssr'aSss; RSss lsts 4sts 4z:a { s
Marsarst wasney. s5, 718 Nd. ave. NE.
Janet Hood. SIS. 1865 Harvard st. nv.
iGssSl isG4snSsl. MssssoS. !, I. sssa ss. z 4 s5a.v
Edwin Holland. 10. 5521 Colorado ave.
Theodore BASQUE, es. 1901 Keniluorth
Maiinats ifat : Nunn. es. 1e4s Primrose Il.
Antonnia onerro, 6s, esl 10th st, NJ
Hazel Fox. 90, 1926 18th st. NV,
Ada Gray, 90. 1874 Connecticut ave.
Nanita ND clark, 81. ssoe Fulton Il, NV.
Albert Schroeder, 81, Brentwood. ND.
Raymond German. 90. 1000 Garrison st.
Alises;N David. 30. 47o7 Connecticut ave.
ivan fueua. IS. Is K st. NV.
craven Almond. SD. Canade. lssS 3
Infant 9hurock, Washington, p. 6.
Velina Diggs. ~, $50 25th ct. ne.
Arthur strinEfsilow, 80. 340s Wafdes
oscar ca 7 scssco. AZ a.. 424s Lane pl. ne.
Maybelle Cunningham. ~. 1910 = g.
Ira Day. eeiI Dousiss st. s,e.
Infant CYNTHIA Mathis. iI23 OATES a.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
Pure Iron Crystals
Are Strongest Known

NEW YORK Perfect crystals
Of pure iron have been devel-
oped that are . hundred times
stronger than any known metal
lie crystal and have an inherent
resistance to rust.
The crystals are metallic whis-
kers about one tiaousandth Of an
inch thick and an inch or 30
long. The crystals are said to
be stronger than any previously
known metal or alloy.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
1.59 NylOn Covered Plastic Pants,
snap sides, pink, blue, maize, white,
0-n0-AA -;------------------ 100
Evenflo Aluminium stsriliser With
bottle rack ---------------4.7o

Ksssis- -TnfsssS Wsw. vosriA 1Som.
Nsshtagtcs: ssoon6 1iooe. Asi,agsos
Gauze Diapers, 2Ox4O. Extrs-soft,
super absorbent, fast drying. Doe,
2.69
$50 Beacon Cloth Blankets Tor 0-yr.
crib. Winter weight, Sin. ribbon
binding. White, pink, blue, yellow.
z.oo
S.99 Estron Beacon Cloth Bahy
Buntings with separate Jacket and
hood. Plastic lining, fun slipper.
Pastels ------------------0.S0 SO
Rubber Pads with double coating Of
flannel. 12xl4 sizs. Pkg. of 4. 100
Cotton Knit Training Pants, triple
crotch. Whits 3 10 g. - for I .OO
$50 Wool and NyIon Bootis Sets.
white and pastels ls-----------2. go
1.99 and B.09 Nylon ShawIs, fringe
and embroidery trims. White, pink,
maize ---v-------- ------- +. 80
Double Coated Flannel Pads
6Sc lbxl6 ------------------ 69c
1.20 18x27 ------------------Sc soc
$50 sex54 -----------------z.co
5Sc Cotton Receiving Blankets, 30x
20, shell stitching, pastels --59e
Evening star., 1955-01-09
dope. LAYETTE
.;s:i!y !, Y, 1900

"a gauze diapers, 8 shirts, 8 gowns,
: lximonos, ! dress, 1 slip, 1 sweater,
! bonnet, pr. booties, ! crib blank
et, 5 receiving blankets, 2 quilted
pads, I flannel pad, pr. plastic
pants, 1 towel, / washcloth. card
pins, 2 bottles, 2 caps, 2 nipples,
oil, / soap. ! powder. j cream, / 10
ton. I box Q-tips.