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SCIENCE CALENDAR
Tuesday

Tuesday
American Institute of Electrical EngiI
neers-6:30 pm. Dinner-O'DonnelPs,
1907 E street, NV. & pm. Meeting
Pepco Auditorium Guided Missiles
by Col. Robert L. Johnston, USAF as
Sistant director OF research and de-
yelopment once. Deputy Chief OF Stan
Development.
American Institute of Industrial
petuaI building Association Auditorium,
s search BEHIND hin Them ana TSe Probismi
Consistency In Application" by Jerald
B. Bailey, J. D. Woods and Gordon
Co. Management Consultants, De-
yelopers Of BMT and DR.. Harold O.
Davidson. Group Chairman. Operations
Research once and author Of many
articles concerning work measurement
time study and labor relations.
Society Of Plastics Engineers-7
ed BY meeting SIS .pm.-Treatmeni
OF Mold Design Problems" BY Ameiic
Poll. Dow Chemical Company.
Construction Specifications Institute
II, c. Chapters pm. Meeting-Engi-
neers Club in the Hotel Raleigh-
Technical Discussion MANUFACTURER
and Installation Of Gypsum Products
by John Grantham, ir., graduate In
Architecture Catholic University,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

Science and technical society
meetings haze been announced
for this Ueek by the Joint
Committee on Press Relations
of the District OF Columbia
Council OF Engineering and
Architectural Societies and
the Washington Academy OF
Sciences:
Tomorrow
The Institute of Radio EngineerS-6
$40 p.m.-Reception and cocktails
$40 pm: Dinner-0'Donnells Restau
rant. 1907 E street. .N.W.-S pm. Meet
tng-Pepco Auditorium, Tenth and
etfeets, N.W.-"Communicati Net
works in Relation to Management" b,
nr. Bernard ]. Muller Thym, Manage
Iaent consultant in private practice.
American Society of Landscape Archi
tscts-6:3o pm. Dinner-All State
teenth and e streets. NV, followed b.
meeting 7;30 pm. This will be the an
american Society for Metals-Joln
meeting with American Welding So
ciety : $50, pm. Dinner : Nations
Airport, Cloud Room, followed BY meet
Ing. 8 p.m.-"Metallurgical Failures Il
Welded Ships" by William J. Harris, jr
Battelle Memorial Institute.
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'YuIe Dance Set

A reception and Christmas
dance, sponsored by the Com
merce Departments Social Club,
for employees of the department
and their families viii be held
at 10 pm. Thursday in the
Willard Hotel ballroom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

Building, Room 214. Mechanical Prop
suresu Of ships; "Hydrossn: Palladium
Electrode,% By J: :; Hoare; Naval Re
orimetry," BY J. NJ. Sherfey, National Blu
reau Of Standards
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FRIDAY


The Philosophical Society of Washing
ton--S:1b pm, meeting, Cosmos Club
Auditorium Scientists and the Second
ary Schools" by John r. Mayor. Ameri-
can Association for the Advancement Of
Science
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Of an9plasmosis in Jsmaiss, B; W. l.
by Viola Mae Young. Department Of Bac-
teriology WRAIR; 90 The 'nasal-leech'
Dinobdella ferox. from Mayaya," by Bryce
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THURSDAY
washington Academy Of Sciences
S;l5 pm. meeting, Cosmos Club audi
torium. "Genetics is the Service Of
Man" by DR.. H. Bentley Glass professor
of biology. Johns Hopkins University.
Electrochemical Society, Washington-
Baltimore Sections pm, meeting. Ma
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Wonen's Snusfif Vests
Cotton knit, well = -
7, made de- , PINK only for
WoNAEN's BRIEFS
Irress., firsts. run = -
{. g. Z, pastsls, 9, Z for
Wornen's Pettieoufs
Nylon tricot In pasteis. e.
Lace trims. Cotton
crepes. s, M, Z.
kWOMEN'S GLOVES
Irregs., firsts. Double e.
woven cottons. nylons.
Colors. 6la-8.
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Girlss Plastic Jackets
Lined jackets in assorted 50
styles. Colors. Sizes 7-l4. III
kCIRLs' DRESSES
Irregs.. firsts. AS n SR
sorted styles, colors. 7 TOR
fabrics. 7 to Ia.
GIRLSs SWEATERS
Trregs.. firsts. Cardiga1ls
and siipovers In group. HlM
orlons and nylons. Z to
IA.
GlRls' SKIRTS
Iiregs. firsts. Assorted
styles In corduroy, woods, en-
etc. Many styles. Sizes
I to il.
kTOt Boys Lonsies, Stacks
Irregs.. firsts. Cord
uroy and rayon a en-
gabardine. Assorted for
styles. Sizes 2 to 8.
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4 Boys School Pcnts

4 Boys School Ponfs
Irregs. firsts. Rayon CAB 81
ardines, cottons. 6-i6.
a BOYS JACKETS
Reversihles and Melton
cloth Of rayon and re- G.
processed wool. Guilt
lined. 9 to 10.
q BOYS POLO SHIRTS
Long sleeve cottons n . SM
with crew neck. 81 foF
Fast colors. 6-Is.
BoYS' PAJAlAAs
Cotton flannel, coat and 50
middle style. 9 to 10.
4 BOYS SCHOOL PANTS
Chino twin school pants en-
with regular waist. 9 70
Is.
y BoYS' CARGO PANTS
Cotton chino twin, IN SM
cargo pockets. Sizes for
6 to I6.
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kTAiLoRED CURTAINS
Dacrons In 81, 50, II, -
81, COZ lengths. White pr. 2
shade. u
4 MEMS WORK PANTS
Irregs. KHAKI and n e.
grey chino twin. for -
Zip lily. 40 to 70.
q MEMS SPORTS SHIRTS
Long sleeve cotton n !. &M
flannel in assorted "A TOR 81
patterns. 8, M, 4.
Mems Coat Sweosers
Warm cotton knit In as e.
sorted colors. Small, me-
dunn, large.
n MEMS PAJAktAS
Irrees. Cotton broadclotn. en-
Famous make. AID tn
group.
4 MEMS FALL T-SHiRTS
Cotton yarn rib u /. Sm
styles. flylon REIN 1 for
forced neck. RoOniy.
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kBATEs' BEDSPREADS
Plaids and pat = go
terms In twin or for 2
full size. -
Mattrsss Pad and Cover
Pad and cover 90 on In en-
one easy operation. Twin
size. Fun sire, "a.
(savFsenf Bass
suit and jumbo size q for 50
In solids and prints. II "
kDusT RuFFLEs
Gold, green. blue. white, 50
wine, brown chromspun. y
bFELT PADS
sxi2' thick pads for under 81
your rugs.
kVEFSETIAN BLINDS
Airiufne alf perfect q -
blinds. 10 to 36v for "a
wide, 81" long. ~
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CITIZENS
MEETINGS

v =
A panel composed Of District
], school cfsicials and civic leaders
viii discuss ..HoW Do District
public School Graduates Meas
IRE Upqn at o meeting Of the
Chevy Chase Citizens Associa-
ton at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
Chevy Chase Community Center.
Connecticut avenue and Me-
Kinley street NV.
Among the panel members win
be Or. Carl F. Hansen. deputy
superintendent Of schools: Dr.
EMS Hawurth. Of the District
Teachers College; Mrs. Henry Al
Bartlett, past president Of the
Federation Of Citizens AssOcia-|
tions, and Mrs. Hugh jackson.
chairman of the associati on's|
education committee. who win
serve as moderator.
District Commissioner Robert
E. Mclaughlin win address q
meeting Of the Randle Highlands
Citizens Association at 3 pm.
tomorrow at 24O7 Minnesota ave.
nue. Sc.
Other meetings Of civic in-I
terest during the week. all start
ing at 8 pm. unless otherwise ill-I
Dictated. include:
Tomorrow
Connecticut Cleveland Park
Branch Library Connecticut ave.
nue. and Maconab street NV
Arthur z. Scnnenherg. transit
seo=ordinator for the Public util-
tiles Commission. win discuss the |
Transit Problem.
Lincoln Park EpWorth Meth
0dist Church. Thirteenth and
North Carolina avenue NE.
Inter ! Federation Council II
Rcan 52s Of the District B.ald-l
ing. \
shepherd Park Shepherd
Park School, Fourteenth and
Kaimia road NV.
Fort Davis Ryland Methodist
Church. Branch avenue and 81
street Sc.
Chillum Heights Luther Rice
Memorial Baptist Church. 53i5
North Capitol street.
Southeast Civic = EbenezerI|
Methodist Church. Fourth and
D streets Sc.
Tuesday
Anacostia Anacostia Method
list Church parlor. Fourteenth
and q streets Sc.
Petworth - Barnard School,
Fifth and Decatur streets NV.
Cathedral Heights Cleveland
Park Guild Hall. st. Adams
Parish. Massachusetts, and Wis
consin avenues NV.
Central Northeast Civic
Emothers School, Forty fourth
street and Washington place NE.
East Central Civic - Scott
Montgomery Scnool. 4lo & stleesEl
NV Inc group VAL eiectI|
oincers.
hinemam Fark GlVlc-pin-
gnain hign Scnool lMensy-
aixtn ana SEEMING ROAD NE.
wednesday
r.,,.,,,,, .-x,,,, y,yay,c;. r,,,,,oy
rziss, SrhooI I n -fonrth ana
8 ~ sstrssts NV
Eradb,,rv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ryeicbts Methodist church $500
Bnwer, rnad 3 n
Arkansas Avenue - Annual
BANQUET n the Church Of Christi
recreation room sixteenth andlI
Gallatin streets NV.
sasu1
Forum Of Columbia Heignts
1914 Columbia road NV. atI
. pm.
M.-v,a,,S 80 virginia
The Adelphi Citizens Associa-
ton win hold q forum on cityl'
services for unincorporated areas
at 9 pm. Tuesday at the AdeiphiI
Min. Riggs road. north Of Uni-
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MoMEN.s GOWNS

WOMENS GOWNS /
Cotton flannel with long 81
sleeves. Pastels. i6-l7.
Women snusfit panfie|
Cotton knit WITHIN e4
elastic waist. full1 toE
cut. Sizes ~ and 4
WoMEN's kYLoN Hosl
Irregs.. seconds. is q,
denier, 81 gauge. prs.
85k -l0lk.
Wonen's Evening Shoe
Irregs. Brocades, satins, a
hid in silver or gold. 4h-
9 In the group.
Women's PIisss slips ;
Lace trimmed. no-iron ~
cotton plisse ID Whits
only. s2-z4.
kWoMEN's SLIPS ]
Built up cotton slips. hem
stitched. 50 to 50.
kNYLok BRIEFS :
ss .'sss ! s sass' ! - J 4 ior s.
and Z.
] cotton Crepe Gowns :
Reg. pasteis. Square
neckiine. 10 and II.
NEW FALL HANDBAGs
Irregs., firsts. Plastic
caifs. fabrics.
WoAAEN's uAABRELLAs
io-rib styles hi bright
patterns. Imports.
sonssn's Fall Gowns :
Irregs firsts cot ii
tons nyloEls. colors. toF
6ia-8.
WoklEll'S SILK SCARF.
3O-in. squares la n "a
Esy prints. Color for
fiil. =
Z Misses Cotton Blouse.
Irregs., firsts. All sleeve
lengths. In assorted colors.
X Misses Jersey Blouses
Wool, wool and orion jer- SD
sey. Colors. Trims. 32-3S.
4 MISSES SKIRTS
Irregs., firsts. Part woods. S4l
rayon gabardines. 24-3o.
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WoMEN's SLIPPERS

kWoAAEN's SLIPPERS
All styles with leather,
fabric, composition tops. e.
Hand and soft soles. 4 to
? IN group.
Jyemenis Rubber Footwesr
All type boots ii black. e.
red, white. Some fur
kWoMEN's SHOES
Dressy or casual styles In
leather or sim u1ated 60
leather. All heels. ~ to
. In group.
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kToT GIRLS SWEATERS
Irregs., firsts, assorted styles.
osraisa , ], and 4. slip q sor 81
kTot Girls Corduroy Stocks
Sturdy, washable M en-
Stacks In assorted ser
styles. 8 to Ok.
kFLANNEL LINED
GIRLS, PAJAMAS
Irregs.. firsts girls
cotton flannel pa n En-
jamas. Solids, fof
prints. "a to I6.
GiRLS BLoUSES
Irregs. firsts. AS
sorted styles. Cot n en-
tons. nylons, woods. TOR
Sizes Z TO Ii.
kGIRLS' RAllNc COATS
Irregs. Girls rubberized en-
eabardine raincoats. As
sorted styles, prints: 7-14.
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fsfapafeeeast
kWoMEN'S HANDBAGS
Plastic calf, fabrics In En-
many new styles. FAN
colors.
AWonsens Nylon Sfoies
Heavy knit In fall colors. 4A
Some with m etallic
threads.
kDAYTiME DRESSES
Crisp cottons In woven
and printed fabrics. Many &kA
styles. Sizes s-15, 1920,
l4h-2ots.
kWoAAEN'S GOWNS
Cotton flannelette = eM
with long sleeves. for =
Prints. i7-Is. =
kMULTi RAYoN SLIPS
Lace trims top and -
hens. Full cut. for ~
White. pink. 50 to u
40.
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,AEN's T-sHlRTs

-
MEMS T-sHlRTs
Cotton yarn rib
styles. nyloil REIN Gar IL
forced neck. Rooniy. z
8, M. =.
llEN.S SWEATERS
Irregs. Washable orlons
pastels that need no 81
blocking. Also wool and
orion. S, NJ and 4. II
sDuPont's Aefylic Fiber
vlNEN'S T-sliIRTS
Irregs. White cot 81.
ton knit In s. III sor
and 4. Famous
make.
lAEN's SHORTS
Irregs.. firsts. Cot = 80
ton shorts In solids, for
fancies. 30-42. =
kAAEN'S HOSE
Irregs., firSts Of re- : -
inforced rayon cot for
ton hose. lo-l2.
kMen's Hand kaFchiefs
Irregs. Of large - e.
v,l,ita cntta,, e~SU
handkerchiefs. ~
yMEN's ikiYLo ON SHORTS
Irregs. 1907 ny
Ions with roonly tcr Il
cut. Sizes 1910 IN
group.
kMEN'S PAJAAAAs
Irregs. Cotton broad 81
cloth In broken sizes. !
pr. To customer.
klAElN's uNDERSHIRTS
Soft. white cotton -
knit, sizes s6-46.
kAEk's DRESS SHIRTS
Irregs. Famous make cot @
ton broadcioth. white and
solids I4-i7 IN group.
klAEN's LEATHER BELTS
Genuine leather IN 50
with metal tongues tor
and buckles. 30-44.
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clRLs' gLousEs
Cotton plaids, solids
checks. with short and 81.
long sleeves. 2 10 II. Also
cotton knits.
AGIRLs, SWEATERS
Irregs.. firsts. Wool, ny 60
lon. slipovers, cardigans.
COlors. TIA.
GIRLS SLIPS
Irregs., firsts. R1f- -,
q Trim. Fay wash =,
GIRLS SUBTEEN SLIPS
Irregs, firsts. Lace eye
let trim cottons. AS HA
sorted styles. Sizes Z to
Il, 10 to i6.
GlRlS, PAJANIAS
Irregs. firsts. Cotton G.
crepe flannel pajamas.
Colors. 8 to 10.
GIRLS, DuNGAREES
Trregs. firsts. Denim "a
dungarees. Some with
plaid trims. Z to il.
GIRLS PANTIEs
Irregs., firsts. Ray = -
on tricot In assort- for
ed colors. TIA.
kBoYS' UNDERWEAR
Winter weight knit
iindershirts with kar
short sleeves. Mid
way shorts.
BoYS SWEATERS
Cotton and wool pullovers e.
with crew neck. Long
sleeves. Jacquard pat
terns. 1904.
kBoYs. SPORT SHIRTS
Cotton flannel ii plaids.
novelty patterns. . To 10.
BoYs' STRETCH HOSE
ITTegs. Nylcn With = 81
elastic ksps. Flall FOR ,
colors. sises Z 70 ii
BoYs POLO SHIRTS
Irregs. OF long
sleeve poaos with y say 81
crew neck. Fast col
ors, 6 to IA.
kBoYS' BETTER BRIEFS
Dacrons reinforced
cotton briefs with
reinforced crotch. Tar y
Small. medium, z
large.
1kBoYSr COTTON HOSE
Irregs. Elastic top =,
styles with rein : foy
forced he els and q
toes. Z TO i01k.
kBoYs' POLO SHIRTS
Irregs. knit polos with 81
collar style. long sleeve.
Sizes 8 to is.
sDuPonts Polyester Fiber
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MEMS TIES

rIlEN'S TIES
Irregs. Stripes and
all over patterns In ia I'll
rayolls. Famous
make.
MEN.S STACKS
Trregs. Of rayon and cot
ton In broken sizes. As ~
sorted colors, ! pair 70
customer.
klNEN'S KNIT BRIEFS
1 Firsts Of white
] conbed cotton knit for p
briefs. 5. M and 4.
MENsS jenkins
Rayon- gabardine e.
or corduroy fronts with
knit back. s. and M.
kMEN'S SPORT SHIRTS
Irregs. long sleeve wash
able cotton flannels. As 81
sorted colors. Small, me-
di,in1 and large.
klAEN,s SWEAT SHIRTS
Fleece lined In grey. sizes
small. medium, and large.
rMEN'S SPoRTSHIRTs
Irregs. Rayoals, cot
tons with short for
sleeves. s, AZ and L
In group.
Men's Fall Union Suits
Irregs. Fine cotton knit 90
with short sleeves. knee
length trousers. So TO 40.
kMEN'S TURTLENEcK
SWEATERS
Fine cotton knit with 60
long sleeves. Assorted
col0rs. 8. AZ and Il.
MEMS STRETCH HOSE
Irregs DUPONT NY ).
lon that fits any e.
foot. Assorted coli
- s.rl Z :
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kBATH MAT SETS


BATH NAT SETS
Non-skid rugs and match
Ing cover.
kcoTToN BLANKETS
Plaid cotton sheet blan-
kets. 6ox7ss.
snoWER CURTAINS
Heavy duty plastic sxs'.
Assorted colors.
kTAlLoRED CURTAINS
Raven marquisette. As -
sorted lengths. First
quality.
klronins Boasd SETS
silicos non-burning cover
and pad.
Canon rablseIothes
IrreguIsTs. firsts. solid.
plaids Ii say tones.
rlronins Board Covers
Cotton covers for fer
standard board.
sLIP COVERS
Irregs. Assorted cottons. 50
cretonnes. ! to 4 esis-
toner.
k5-Pe. Nylon Scarf Set
| long. ! short. s-pc.
vanity.
tBATH TOWELS
sox4o.. soft cotton for
tsrry cloth.
" k@N0Ie Cases
IrreRs. 42x36~
pretty vashaDie fer
cottons. =
Plastic Table cl6shcs
soxso1 heavy gauge a.,
..fm.ks. -. 49,. W -
kcoT1oA RUGS
Assorted styies, colors.
sizes. washable loop.
kcoTTAGf SETS
White organdie with col
ored trims.
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AAISSES' SKIRTS
New styles In fall fabrics.
Even some jumper styles. SM
Assorted colors. Sizes "a
80.
kkAlSSES' BLouSES
Irregs., firsts. Cot
tons, nylons, da- -
cronss. All styles. for u
White, colors. Sizes Il
1898.
Fonous- Make Girdles
Rayons. nylons,
brocade cottons. -
Some with zippers. far . \
Some pullovers. Is 4 ~
to "a In group.
kCoTToN TEE BLouSES
italian style in big
bold stripes. Varied
necklines. Heavy O SD
bulk cardigans. As "
sorted colors. s, M,
4,
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tcHlLDREN'S SHOES
oxfords. straps. sandals =.
with leather uppers. So
in group.
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kToTs' puNGAREEs

TOTS DuNGAREEs
IrTegs., firsts Or cotton ca
denim, flannel lined. =
6x.
tToTs', GIRLS DRESSES
Irregs.. firsts. Cotton -
dresses IN assorted styles.
Sex.
TOTS SWEATERS
iooS wool cardigans. sf
colors. s-sx.
X TOTS overaIls, Lonsies
Irregs.. firstA Pinwale e.
corduroy overalls. longies.
, to 9.
] Tots' Poiasas. Sleepers
Irregs., firsts. Cotton 90
flannel. Some cotton
ksiits. I-e.
tToTs' POLO SHIRTS
Irregs., firsts. Cot = -
ton knit, long and for
short sleeve. l-6x.
TOT GIRLS GLOVES
wool m assorted colors, 81
Tors SOCKS
Irregs.. firsts. Nyion .
stretch and cotton Snr
Il aIlkletS. 3-Bis In
white, pastels.
kToT BoYs' BRIEFS
Irrees. with elastic !.
waist. fly front. for y
Cotton knit, "a.
kToT BOYS SHIRTS
Trregs. d cotton flannel a.
Or plain cotton shirts.
~.
TOT GIRLS, SLIPS
Irregs.. firsts. Cot
ton or nyion slips e., T
with built up
shoulders. l-5.
tGIRLs' DRESSES
Irregs.. firsts Of assorted 20
styles. Colors, plaids. z
IL.
kGlRLs' SKIRTS
Irregs.. firsts, swing. e.
pleated styles In woods,
rayons, cottons. TIA.
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PLAsTIc MATTRESS
Covers
Irregs. Twin. fun sizes.
Zip closure. Coiors.
Plastic Piilow Protectors
Colored. Fits stan i -
dard size pillows for
ZIP closing.
Fiber Window Shades
Irregs. So wide. 72~ &,
long. OF white.
LAcE CURTAINS
~ OF white IA pretty
pattern. Pr. -----------
NYLoN CURTAINS
Seconds. 81. g. tailored Sf
lengths. OF white.
kDlSH CLOTHES
Multi color Sxsv. < -
LOng-wearinR cot \ far
ton.
kMUsLIN SHEETS
Irress.. seconds. White. Sf
Sturdy.
hPLASTIc DRAPES
sos long. Heavy =.
I ll.,,.. pssssia fers1
tcoTToN SPREADS
Irregulars. firsts. Cotton s4
chenille. ! % ! customer.
PILLoW CASES
White muslin. Ok
e. cases. wash ~
PILLoW PROTECTORS
Zip openings. white Ia, Sf
muslin. Sturdy.
kWINDoM FRILLs
White. gay frills il fancy 81
patterns.
kFEATHER PILLOWS
New chicken feathers. 81
Floral, striped tick.
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tGlRLs' SKIRTS

Irregs., firsts, swing. e.
pleated styles In woods,
rayons, cottons. TIA.
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tGIRLs' DRESSES

Irregs., firsts Of assorted e
styles. Colors, plaids. z
IL.
, 1955-10-01
Lutheran Church TO
Erect $l.5OO,OOO
headquarters in Pa.

The Board of Publication of
the United Lutheran Church
in America announced the
purchase Of a sixteen-acre
tract in the Germantown sec
ton of Philadelphia for the
erection of a ST., 1000 nation
al headquarters.
The board paid $210, 900 for
the land. DR.. H. Torrey Walk
er, executive secretary, said
a semi-circular, two : story
structure of Colonial style
with a number of wings will
be constructed to house the
National headquarters of the
Board of Parish Education,
Luther League of America,
Board of Deaconess Work,
Women's Missionary Society,
Board of Pensions and the
Evangelical Lutheran Minis
terium of Pennsylvania, in adj
dition to the publication
board.
, 1955-10-01
Engineering Firm hos
Mod. Mdchine for
Reprod. Of Drawings

The engineering firm Of
Charles +. Hilborn & Assoc
ciates, Inc, has just received
a new Ozilid duplicating ma
chine. It is now installed and
ready for operation in their
office at Is Church Street.
The new machine should
speed up work tremendously,
and at the same time permit
the firm to provide clients
with cleaner, sharper prints
of architectural drawings and
survey maps than ever before.
Electrically operated, entire
" automatic, the machine eli
inmates the dependency on
bright sunlight and fair wea-
Their for making reproduc-
tons. Also, since the machine
is equipped with a timing de-
vice, controlled positive"
prints are assured.
The machine is available
island who have need for du-
, 1955-10-01
Health- Departmen
Offers New Services
in RudiologY

The addition Of a full time
radiologist to the Health De-
partment staff has made it
possible to offer new and
much needed services in the
diagnosis and treatment of
cancer, certain skin diseases
and other conditions requir-
ing the knowledge and skill
of a specialist in the field of
radiology. Prior to this, pa
tients needing these services
had to be sent to Puerto Rico
or the continent at their own
or at the ~community's ex-
pense.
DR.. E. Nicholas Sargent, APP
pointed to this position as of
July %, is certified by the
American Board Of Radiology.
DR.. Sargent graduated from
the New York University, Col
lege Of Medicine in 1910. He
has done residency in Cancer
and Radiology at Kings Coun-
ty Hospital in Brooklyn and
Bellevue Hospital, and St.
Louis City Hospital. His post
graduate work included cour-
ses in radiology at Mayo Gin
ic and at the Army School Of
Radiology.He served as Cap
tain in the Medical Corps U.
S. Army 1942-46 and is the re-
cipient Of the Asiatic Pacific
Ribbon with two bronze stars
H5#4MAHN So
and of a World War II Vic
tory Medal.
Dr. Sargent will spend a
minimum of two days each
month in st. Croix in consul
tation with the physicians.
The fee schedule for the
taking and reading of X-rays
is being revise d. In the mean
time, DR.. Sargent will read
films on all clinic and ward
patients without extra charge.
Continued on page 4
, 1955-10-01
Dodgers Defects NY.
Ydnkees in Two
Consecutive Comes

The Brooklyn Dodgers yes
terday and today decisively
defeated the New York Yam
KEGS to the tune of 8 8 and
g. 5.
Dodger fans were down
cast even as the Dodgers
themselves must have been
after the Yankees defeated
them in the two first days of
the series.
The Dodgers toasted John
ny Podres, who pitched a
great game on his birthday.
Radio broadcasts indicate that
Jackie Robinson, Roy Cam
PAMELA and Pee Wee Reese
were giving their best to win
the championship.
, 1955-10-01
Vicorp Sponsors
"Cledn- Up Point Up"
Cdmpdign for Emps.

The Virgin Islands Corpora
ton has announced a Clean
Up : Paint : Up Plant Up
Campaign for employees oc-
cupying VICoRP houses and
facilities.
Monetary and other awards
amounting to over $1,000 will
be distributed amongst those
workers who do the best job
in cleaning up and maintain
ing their housing facilities.
Village leaders have been APP
pointed to coordinate the ac-
tivities of each village in this
competition. Awards will be
made several days prior to
the Christmas Holidays.
VICORP is cooperating with
"Clean Up and Identification
Week recently designated by
the Governor of the Virgin
Islands,
, 1955-10-01

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plicate prints; or for other ar
Continued on page a
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-11

Tuesday Of last week
Mr.. and Mrs F. L West ar
the proud parents Of llttl
daughter. Gale Ruth.