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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Bob Anderson VS. Oil Jobs;
ELIGIBLE Males Increasing
BY BETTY BEALE

Baltimore. grass widower;
"Ho" Kelland, bachelor son
of writer Clarence Buddington
Kelland, who lives at the
Anchorage. and handsome Joe
Bryan, grass widower and
writer, who has house in
Georgetown. All are extremely
attractive and could dine free
every night if they >choSe.
shortage or no shortage Of
eligible males.
FROM MILES AWAY -
There's talk from France that
some redecorating at SHAPE
headquarters caused the re-
moval of a historic rug, much
to the sorrow of the citizenry.
1t was the rug that had COW
cred the floor of the Office once
occupied by Dwight D. Eisen-
hover. According to the tale,
what made it historic was the
worn streak caused by the gen.
erals practice swings.
Wonder if he kept the door
closed on such occasions. and
if so, who it was who peeped
through the keyhole?
Bill ODwyer, former Mayor
of New York and ex-Ambassa-
dor to Mexico has a strong sup
porter in Dolores Del Rio. I
bumped into the queenly Mex
lean actress in Los Angeles
and she said she felt sure time
would prove his innocence I.
Dolores. who's returning to
Hollywood this winter to make
q picture, is still so beautiful
she had everybody wondering
how she does it. The story
going the rounds was that she
keeps young and wrinkle LESS
by getting IA hours rest daily.
II you ask me. that's the kind
of magic that would do 1t, not
beauty creams, etc.
CHECKING IN DEPART
MENT-Marjorie Merriweath-
er Post arrived in town yester-
day, is stopping at the Shore
ham. Her house won't be ready
for months. The Robert
Guggenheims are crossing the
country now en- route back
from Hong Kong. will check
in on Tuesday. Polly says that
Homer and Myrtle Ferguson
gave them q whirl in Manila
and that their ambassadorial
residence is comfortable and
attractive. That sounds better
than some reports Of diplo-
matte housing emanating from
Manila. -.
Gwen Cafritz. back from
Europe less than a week, left
Wednesday with husband
Morris and the children for 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11

days Gin the country" Z.
Former Ambassador Augusta
Rosso took of last week for his
villa in Florence, won't be back
for q year. His wife Frances
will join him in q few weeks
after renting their Massa-
chusetts avenue house here
and seeing her son, George
Bunker, and his wife settled
in Philadelphia. The son Of
investment banker Arthur
Bunker Of New York and
nephew of Ellsworth Bunker.
former Ambassador to Italy,
George is an artist who has
just sold his villa in Aiken
Provence to teach at the
Philadelphia Museum of Art
School.
Marguerite Tyson may go to
London to meet her sister
Perle Mesta on the tail end
of her round he-world trip.
:. Bachelor George Williams.
an old friend of Perle's, due
back this week end from his
globe encircling. couldn't re-
sist in a recent letter COM
pairing his trip to hers:
II don't believe now that !
am on any good will tour. No
one seems to know that ] am
here. I have not been in
vited to make one speech and
there have been no demon
STATIONS either for me or
against me. / am a flop So
cially. ! got invited to one
embassy dinner and when !
said / didn't have a tuxedo.
they recalled the invitation"
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June Drummond Rightor
WEEDS w. Allan SaYlor

Miss June Drummond Righ-
tor, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. E. Rightor of Chevy Chase.
Md, became the bride yester-
day of Mr.. w. Allan Saylor.
He is the son of Mrs. Lambert
Saylor of Washington and the
late Mr.. Saylor.
The ceremony took place at
the Westmoreland Congrega-
tional Church with the Rev.
Philip Gordon Scott officiat-
ing. A reception followed at
the Rightors' residence.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore we'd
ding dress of organdy trimmed
with rose point lace from her
mothers wedding dress. Her
veil was of Duchesse lace and
she carried a bouquet of fulfil
NUNS and a cluster Of gar
deniaS.
Miss Virginia Rightor was
her sisters maid of honor. The
bridal attendants were Mrs.
J. Miles Carter Of Westgate.
Md. 1t. Joan F. Adams Of
Patuxent Naval Air Station.
Md, and Mrs. Robert M. Han
son. Margaret Ann Loos was
the flower girl.
The bride attended National
Park Junior College and the
University of Maryland. Mr..
Saylor attended Tri-State in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11

COVERING THE TOWN:
Former Deputy Secretary of
Defense Bob Anderson has re-
fused the presidency of several
major oil companies. He turned
them down, I understand, be-
cause he felt it was too soon
after leaving the Defense De-
partment, which does a ire
mendous business with oil
companies. Since oil was his
pre-Government business, that
is being ultra ethical :. His
new job. that's been the best
kept secret in Washington.
will not take him to Texas.
though he will keep his legal
residence there and his house
in Vernon. Tex. He will also
keep an apartment here,
though Washington won't be
his headquarters. But holding
onto his Texas citizenship
means no political plans what
Soever, says Mr.. A.
The former patronage chief
at the White House, Charlie
Willis, writes that his flame
haired wife Elizabeth will pre-
sent him with a redheaded
piano player in March" Now
assistant to the president of
w. r. Grace 81 Co. in New
York, when Charlie met the
daughter Of the Harvey Fire
stone. jr.'s, she already had
several piano compositions to
her credit.
Kay Rodgers Denckla. an
Adlai Stevenson admirer and
oil heiress from New York.
Philadelphia. Long Island and
Hobe Sound, has decided to
move into her house here after
all. She bought the Harry
Frelinghuysens' George t o W n
abode last spring. later de-
cided she didn't want 1t and
put it up for sale, blew into
town two weeks ago and put
architects and decorators
right to work. She says she's
going to move in october 4,
even If she has to have her
meals OF q tray upstairs.
So another attractive grass
widow comes to Washington
and 1t makes you wonder how
the extra man situation is in
other towns. Come to think of
it. it couldn't be so bad in
Washington after all, what
with such eligible gents on the
scene this year as Assistant
Secretary of Defense Gordon
Gray. widower, who's Just
bought a house on Tilden
street; Dewitt Sage from
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Mr.. de Sibour, Jr.
Engaged to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis l.. Du.
gan announce the engagement
Of their daughter Joan Marie
to MIR. Henri Louis Jacques de
Sibour, jr. He is the son Of
Mr.. de Sibour and Mrs. RAN
dolph Pietsch.
The bride ELECT is a graduate
of Georgetown Visitation Con-
vent and Georgetown Vista
ton Junior College.
Recently discharged from
the United States Air Force.
Mr.. de Sibour is presently as
ISOLATED with the National In
stitutes of Health.
The wedding will take place
in February.
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Beohons Feted

Mrs. Rebecca N. Sager en-.
tertained at cocktails yester-
day In honor of newly weds Mi!
and Mrs. Robert Beahan.
Mrs. Beahan is the former
Mrs, Edmund Kocnersperger,
prominent clubwoman who
completed a two-year term this
spring as president Of the D. G.
League of Republican Women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11

Indiana and Kent State Uni
versity in Ohio. They will re-
side in Silver Spring.
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HUMOROUS HIGHLIGHT-Two wives who root for
the Army get together for joke at recent reception
They are tIeft) Mrs George II. Roderck wife Of the
Assistant Secretary Of the Army. and Mrs sonuel D.
stureis, wife of It. Gen. Sturois. chief Of the Army
Enoineers-U. S. Army Signal Photo.
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LASALLE PARK
SULLIVAN RROS

bOA41 I'M DItOOs
1920 K st. NV. NE. 1885,
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BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

Az Northwest drive-A new. brick,
rms, . baths, liv. rm. with frepl.,
sep. din. rm.. larse kit. breezeway,
garage and bsmt; beautifully To-
Gated on lot tl00-ft. 'front.'. Priced
at only $4,000. Open from 10
daily.
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OPEN sim z TIL 6

KENsINoToN BRICK COLONIAL
FIRST roor: Nv. rm. and frepl., powder
rm..- full din. rm., mod. kit. and
breakfast bar. End floor: 3 large
hedrms.. full bath and shower:
plenty Of closet SPACE. English bsmt.
with outside entrance and half bath.
Deep. level lot. ahuttinE kensington
to TRANSPORTATION. shopping. SCHOOLS
and churches. Finaneins to suit pur-
Directions: Out Conn, ave-. left on
WASHINGTON st. to 3716 and our
Open House.
Leach & Cronin, Inc.
10 $1,000 10. 4-S546
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
al COMFORTABLE HOME

s rooms, larse porches. in a grove
Of trees sitting back about a city
block from the highway: 3-room
servants quarters or lodge, as you
may care to use 1t; q 30xs0-ft. to-
bacco barn We have chickens.
fruit, garden and q 7is-aere to-
bacco allotment. We can sell with
2. or IL acres OF land. few
out at your convenience; "a. miles
80. OF waldorf on US. Rte. g. See
sign and our NAH boz. THE ROB
ERTeON FARM.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
Colored-Open Sun, as
AanS Gfsf CT NJ

Park-BeautifuI neighbor-
hood. attractive detached brick
home. Six rms. and bath, center
hall entrance. Living nm. with
fireplace. full bsmt. with lavatory.
exceptional recr. rm., gas heat.
level fenced lot; mr. schools and
shopping; terms or trade. Direc-
tons: Out Michigan ave. to Var
mum, continue on VGrnum 70 21xt
Call Mr.. Slower.
cAMPANELLA q COMPANY
tx. 3-4113 Ewes, 10. 5-I149
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CORRECTION

COLORED VACANT - s495 down
newly decorated s-rm- house; auto
mstice hhoo.nw.h,: mr.. 1ith and c sts
CoLoRED-6-ROoM, bath house;
good eond.; saIags; net cash; Sl o,
500. Sold by OWNER. Lu' 4-siS3.
COLoRED-e-FAMILY BRICK home.
1892 4th st. ne; new cond. Drive
by and take a look. Call Mr.. Adams.
ROGER MOSS, Realtor. no. 2-6o20,
r9 81 siIS6Si Dun sale
bedrms, incl; porch, all on A.; full
bsmt., new heating system. All of
this for S11,450, with 81 $50 On.
Call Mr.. Adams. ROGER MOSS
Realtor, Ho, 10000. UN. 4-5665.
coLoRED RIVER TERRACE-Va-
S Sant B spsa s S. ns Gompletey re-
auto. hot-air, tull bsmt., fenced
ments. DEMATATIs REALTY CO,
st st oI 3fSS56l RA S5Gs aassnpN 10,
t Gn Newton eRce st. t. ns e Can 'l 5oHS
coLORED-BGNGALoW. corner slst
and E. Capitol: large lot: 6 rms
May go commercial. 81 ,000-S2. 900
cash, OWNER. IA; aa!0i0. -
N XsS d Sst CO GO F s 3 s3t' Us sa' 4S45
rOLORED-23Ol End sT.-vacant,
semidet. brick; s rms bath, full
nsmt., gar. CO. 5-S293, UN. 4-7U45.
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HOUSES FOR SALl=Mn.
Rambler and Income

PINE WORKSHOP AND GARAGE
Close to Flower ave. shopptng; mod
brick; 8 rooms, Ia baths, Gas h--U.
heat; nrepL: fenced yAra and sep:
hv.-bedrm.. hit. and bath: G1 or
easy terms: Sl6.S50. u. 6-43os.
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Now. last but not least. If you want
a home for less than $4,000, in
with large Nv. rm. and firepl., din
rm., kit, util. rm., 3 bedrms., ia
baths, breezeway and garage, on a
large fenced lot-come out Coles
Vile I'd. past Four Corners about
mile to the Village sign. turn left
to the houses and or my ONCE. ROB-
ERT Z. HEATER. Exclusive Agent,
~. 9-002l; after :, call Mr.. Hen
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DIXON HILL - 3-bedroom. 6-room
rambler; liv. rm., din. rm.. kit:
storm windows, stove and refRr.:
Owens rd. Selling price, S26,g50,'
terms and trade PYLES REALTY
CO.. INC. 1914 Silver Hill I'd, 10.
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rambler was built for gracious living,
has center hail. large liv. rm. with
firepl., family-sized din. rm., spa
cious ail-elec. kit, laundry rm,, 3
twin-size bedrmS., ga baths, large
closets. inclosed porch. breezeway.
2-car garage and recr. rm. with
frepl. in bsmt. Price, $4,000.
Open Sunday, / til dark.
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BETHESDA. 6O05 Johnson ave
OPEN SUNDAY. TILL ONLY
Cape Cod, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths Il
bedrm.. bath, den on LIST NJ: lge.
liy. rm., din. rm., both with pic
wind. mod. cleo. kit. soft. porch:
90-ft. level lot. fenced. Must be
sold by April i or will be rented
ESTELLE PEARCE, EN-. 3-SSS4,
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Bradley Hills Grove
$50 Acres

This custom built Georgian Colonial
home in beautiful setting of trees
and garden, affording complete pri-
vacy. offered for sale for the FIRST
time. The house consists of center
hall, large living room: opening tt
screened living porch, dining room
powder room, breakfas: room anc
kitchen. There are 5 master-sizt
bedrooms, : baths and loyely
screened sleeping porch on the Enc
floor; > large rooms and bath on
3rd floor. Out-ot-ground recrea.
ton ruom with open fireplace and
car, attached garage with large
servants room and bath on md
floor. Priced for immediate sale
at S57. 500. Call Mr.. Leish, Ma
$4,000: eyes. anG week ends. OIL
$3.50. BOSS g. PHELPS. INC.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

Four men were injured in q
spectacular accident on Shirley
highway late yesterday when
their car went out of control
and tumbled $50 feet down a
slope in the Pentagon road net
work, finally coming to rest at
the edge of Jefferson Davis high
way in Arlington.
The occupants, all colored,
were taken to Arlington Hos
pital. All but one were admitted
in undetermined condition. Their
names were listed by hospital Of
ficials as Joe Harris, 90, driver
of the car, 1929 New Hampshire
avenue NV; Bernard Farrior
%. and Russell Jackson, %, also
of the New Hampshire avenue
address and Levi Frederick, rs
whose address is not Immediately
determined. Farrior was not in
jured seriously. He told a re-
porter he was thrown clear
when the car rolled over the
first time.
Traffic from the District into
Virginia was backed up from the
Pentagon central heating plant
Evening star., 1955-01-30
4 Hurt as Car Rolls $50 Feet
Down Slope Near Pentugon
-star star Photo.

across the Fourteenth Street
Bridge and to the Jefferson Me-
mortal. The jam was caused by
motorists who stopped to view
the demolished vehicle or to
render assistance. Police required
about an hour to get traffic flow-
ing smoothly again.
The wrecked car, travelling
toward Washington, left a trail
of debris in the long swathe
through the grassy slope. Cloth
ing, tools, tires and tubes were
strewn along the ground.
Witnesses said the vehicle
turned "over and over again. .
The cars top was crushed in
when the vehicle came to a stop
with its wheels in the air.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
Lincoln Birthday
Helps 6. O. P.
In MARYLAND
Stof Stuff Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS. Jan. 2s.--Lin-
coin is still doing his bit for the
Republican Party.
Because Montgomery County
Republicans set aside Wednesday
night to commemorate the Great
Eniancipator's birthday, the
county's Democratic delegation
to the Maryland legislature has
had to postpone an important
hearing set originally for that
night.
The hearing. which is to be
held in the House chamber Of
the State House at 8 pm. Thurs
day, will be on the bill increasing
the Washington Suburban Sani-
tary Commission from three TO
six members and providing for
local appointment of four Of
them.
The Sanitary Commission is
now under the control Of Repub-
licans who will find themselves
In the minority If the bill goes
through. When Democratic lead
ers of the Montgomery and
Prince Georges delegation an
nounced that the hearing would
be held Wednesday night. Re-
publicans shouted. FOUL"
The Democrats postponed the
hearing one night.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

ior colleges" but noted vPI would
have to expand considerably it
self to meet the need for tech
nical and scientific education.
Admiral Chandler went a step
further. He said he believed it
would be feasible to see new
schools In urban areas offer full.
four-year courses.
All three agreed any new di-
visions or institutions should be
operated under the administra-
ton of the existing State COLI
leges.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
Maryland LaWmaker
Pushes Bills 10 End
Capital Punishment
BY The Assosios.d Pres.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Jan. 29.--
State Senator Anthony F. Dido
menico. Democrat Of Baltimore.
who has always been against
capital punishment. is attempt
ing in the general assembly to
remove it from some crimes in
Maryland or eliminate it alto
gether.
He introduced eight bills last
week aimed at this end. Usually
such proposed legislation is con-
tanned In q single measure.
The loquacious. stern-looking
legislator feels his fellow law
makers win see at to go along
with at least some Of his pro-
posals.
A single measure to eliminate
the death penalty was intro
duced in the House by five dele
gates the day after Didomenico
made his move across the hall.
His bills. in order. would do
this:
Remove death as a possible
penalty for assault with intent
to commit rape.
Substitute life imprisonment
| for death as the penalty for kid
mapping.
Substitute life Imprisonment
| for death as the penalty for kid
mapping children under is years
of age.
Abolish death as a possible
penalty for first-degree murder.
Repeal all sections OF the code
providing the death penalty for
crimes.
Remove death as a possible
penalty for rape.
Remove death as the possible
penalty for carnal knowledge.
Provide that the estate Of a
person who has been executed
shall not be used to pay the costs
of prosecuting him.
"I have always been against
capital punishment" he said.
''It is barbaric."
He said 1.-THE trend is away
from it, not only in the United
States, but all over the world
England at one time had the
death penalty for more than 800
crimes. It now has it only for
first-degree murder"
He believes life Imprisonment
is worse than death especially
| if man has some years left"
Two bills, meanwhile, have
been introduced to change the
States method of execution. One
would substitute the electric
chair for hanging. Another would
! use the gas chamber.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

broadcast by Presidents Colgate
w. Darden. jr., Of the University
of Virginia. Or. Walter D. New
man Of Virginia Tech and Rear
Admiral Alvin Duke Chandler Of
the College Of William and Mary.
Mr.. Darden said it would be
too costly to enlarge existing in
stitutions to take care Of the
Three Nearby vissinie Areos Fight fer
University Branck. Poee A-33
increased number of students.
He suggested the State set up
schools that would offer two
year junior college courses and
have the students move on into
State colleges after the two
years If they desired.
DR.. Newman indorsed Mr..
Dardens position on new '.jun-
Evening star., 1955-01-30
Virginia Educators
Concur on Demand
For Junior Colleges
b ihs A,.esIsl.s -.

RICHMOND. Jan. 2s-Three
State college presidents agreed
here tonight Virginia's best solu-
tion for dealing with an expected
so per cent increase In college
enrollments by 1870 is the crea-
ton of new community colleges
in urban areas.
The general problems and out
look of higher education were dis
cussed in an informal radio
Evening star., 1955-01-30
SIG Million Aid SOUGHT

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y, Jan.
20 R.-A United Nations ad-
visory committee on refugees has
proposed a target figure of SIC
million to settle over the next
four years the $4,000 refugees
still remaining in Europe. The
money would be sought through
voluntary contributions.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
Arkcnsuns Here Name
Cherry Blossom Girl

The Arkansas State Society
here last night announced the
selection Of Miss Sue Farrar. 19-
year-old student at Southern
State College. Magnolia, Ark.
as Arkansas Cherry Blossom
Princess.
The Cherry Blossom Festival
viii be held March 20 to April 5
Evening star., 1955-01-30
IDEALLY LOCATED
SPECIAL FEATURES:

, All outside kitchens
with eshoust fons
, Automatic dish~oshers
in oil apartments
, Fully eorpeted corridors
; Ample porkins foeili-
ties for tenants and
guests on property
, Sun deck
Evening star., 1955-01-30
BuckneII Alumni Dinner

Bucknell University alumni
will celebrate the schools 109th
anniversary at q dinner at 6:15
pm. Tuesday in the Fairfax
Hotel. Speaker for the evening
will be John H. Shott, alumni
secretary.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
Lost Ring Is Found

James Reed found the signet
ring he lost seven years ago while
digging in his garden at North
SHELTON, England.
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Warm Sleepwear
at Servings
We're 5.95 to 1925
20 to 7.s5

50 gowns and peiomos in warm cotton
fobries. Varied styles and eoIors. BEoken
sizes.
80 NyIon Trieot Slips with lace and
pleotino trim. Brown only. Broken sizes.
Were 1925. Now 4.89
WGL-Knit Underwear, 3rd Floor
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Big Savings on Famous
Name Women's Shoes
Yer. 1925 200
We're 1925

81 poir women's famous name shoes in.
GLIDING beech Golf. block patent, black and
blue suede and mesh. Not oil sizes in oil
styles.
WGL-Shoe Center, End Floor
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Weekend Food Specials
on Moyonnoise and Ham

Potriot brand pure moyonnoise for salads.
sandwiches. Just the right tongy flavor to
please the toste. Pink jor, regularly 55c,
39e; 4 for $50
Bib Holland cooked hams with natural
juice. Ready to serve or remove from can
and heat. Keep q reserve for summer out
ines, unexpected guests. Needs no refrie-
Grafton. 2-pound can, regularly BIS, 2.69
WGL-Food Shop. lst Floor, North Building
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NyIon Hose IrreguIors
IF perfect, I.55 pair ~
8 Poirs us

Troubadour business sheer nylon in 81
ssuss, 80 denier, proportioned sizes in
the group. Sizes 8h-li.
IS poirs Cotton Socks. elastic roll cuffs.
nylon reinforced heel and toe. Were 8oc,
WGL-Hosiery, First Floor
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Docron Topper Sets
Greatly Reduced
Regularly 500

so with snop-on. plastic Lined ponties. Boys
and girls styles in white with blue or red
DOTS. IA to Xl.
60 NyIon or Cotton PIisse Comforts with
floral print on white or pastel grounds Were
400 and 500. Now - 3.99 and 4.99
40 Essron "Slumber-Gro" Sleeping Bogs,
white and postels. Were 6oo. Now 4.o9
50 lfolion Speekled Pottery Lamps with
hond-pointed designs. Were 4oo. Now,
2.99
wsL-rh. Nursery 4 ,n.,. 4,h Floor
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Save on Gloves

so pairs Doeron String
Gloves, medium size; black
and brown
200 pairs Double-woven
Cotton Gloves, hondsewn
shortie styles in white, pink,
beige, navy and toast;
broken size-------
IS poirs DoubIe-woven
Cotton Gloves; shorties and
8-button lengths. Grey, pink,
white, navy; broken sizes
81 pairs DoubIe-woven
Nylon Gloves, shorties and
4-button lengths: white,
corol. navy, brown, eerise-
rs poirs Leather Gloves,
mostly shortie styles, kid,
doeskin and chomois. Black,
navy and brown ---------
W6L-GIoves. First Floor
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Huge Savings from
our Nursery Corner

50 Hondmede Midsie
Dresses imported from
the Philippines. Botistes
and cotton broodcloths
in postels
50 imported Wool Showls
in white, postels
s Imported Wool Len
Air-cel Blonkets mode
in Scotland. Slope and
color : retaining. White,
postels -----------
80 Imported Wrapper
Sets and Long Wrappers.
lacy wool knits. From
England -
20 imported Wool Soc
ques and Saeque Sets.
white and posteIs
IS Infents' Wool Knit
Bonnets, white
4 Riot and Cold" Food
Boes, a coIors
- Rolls Of 100 SheIlie
Dispose Bottles. 4 ounce
80 Boxes Of z Shellie
Nipples -----
z Toy Strollers. white
enamel finish. Covered
pad and pillow $780,
! Meple-finish Crib
with single drop sides.
Scored ---------
! FIeekstone Grey Crib,
scored ------
! Body coFriose with
simulated leather body
and hood. Scored
I High Choir, woxed
birch finish -----
IS "Beor Hugs" Wool
cuddIe Toys -------
WGL--The Nursery Corne