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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23
Dies When Loaded
Coal Truck Upsets

a 21-year-old Serviceman of the
Bloomington area, who was home
on furlough, died Friday afternoon,
June II, as a result of injuries
sustained when loaded coal truck
he was driving went out of control
and upset, throwing him from the
cab.
Escaping injury was a passenger
in the truck who leaped to safety
Killed in the accident which oc-
Cured about 100 p. m, two miles
west Of Bloomington on Route 1876,
was Pfc. Daniel Lewis Bever, of
Bloomington.
The owner of the truck and pas
senger in the cab was Carroll j.
Jeffries, of Piedmont, w Va. Bever
was pronounced dead on arrival
at Potomac Valley hospital, Key
ser by DR.. Paul r. Wilson, Pied
mont physician.
Died of Fractured Skull
Dir. f. l. Baumgartner, deputy
state medical examiner, said death
was due to a fractured skull.
The fatal accident occurred as
Bever was driving the loaded coal
truck down grade along Backbone
mountain. State Police said some
thing happened to the gear system,
and as il went out of control, Jeff
RIGS called TO Bever to jump TO
safety but he remained at the COZ
trolls.
Jeffrics leaped from the cab and
apparently escaped injury, The
heavily loaded truck plummeted
down the highway and carcencd to
the left and turned over. Authori-
ties said Bever was thrown from
the vehicle for a distance of about
20 feet. The bed of the truck was
torn off by the impact and the load
of coal scattered along the road.
Ironically Bever's father, Daniel
L. Bever, was killed in similar
accident in about the same Ioca-
ton as last Fridays mishap.
Pfc Bever was stationed at Fort
Campbell, Ky, and arrived home
on furlough on June IA He was to
report back on the 29th of this
month.
He had been in the service for
about Is months and saw service
in Alaska with the 18th Airborne
division.
Surviving are his mother, Mrs
Nellie Jose Bever, Piedmont; a
brother, James Bever, Piedmont
and two half-sisters, Miss Beatrice
Haggerty and Miss jeanne Hag
gerty, both of Westernport.
Cpl. Samuel Conrad. of Oakland,
investigated for the State Police
Funeral services for Pfc. Bever
were conducted Monday afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the Bloomington
Methodist church with Rev. Edwin
Smith, pastor, officiating. Inter
ment was in Bethel cemetery in
this county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23
Oakland Native
Is New Head Of
Republic Steel

T. M Girdlcr stepped aside
Tuesday as the chief executive Of
ficer of Republic Steel Corpora
ton and turned over that task to
the firms president Charles M.
Fritz" White
Although GirdIcr retained his
title Of board chairman, it was
understood that White now would
be at the active helm Of Republics
management He rclinquished his
duties at directors meeting and
White Immediately took over.
The 78-year-oId Girdler, coun-
try doctors son born in Clarke
county, Ind. had been board chair
man OF Republic ever since several
independent steel companies in
Midwest states we're being CONSOLE
dated into the Republic Steel
corporation in 1929 From 1890 to
1887 he also served as Republics
president.
White. 81. became assistant vice
president in charge of operations
for Republic at its inception in
1890 He is son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Charles F. White His
father was lumberman White got
his grammar school education in
Hutton and later was graduated
from the University of Maryland as
a mechanical engineer.
He took his first steel job in 1913
as machinist helper with the
American Bridge company He
later got a job as millWright help
er i'll a sintering plant owned by
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp,
and in two years was plant super
intcndcnt.
In 1927 he was appointed assist
ant general superintendent of the
j and L. Aliquippa Works and be-
came its superintendent two years
later
White became Republics presi-
dent in 1915. He also is director
of the Cleveland Trust company
and the Sherwin Williams Paint
company.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23
Six Enter Air Force

T sgt. Joseph Talerico and S :
SGT. William c. Staples, local Air
Force Recruiting Sergeants an
nounced the enlistment of six men
in the United States Air Force.
They were Norman d. Rcckart,
son of Mr.. and Mrs Theodore NJ.
Reckart, of Deer Park; Dallas NJ.
Uphold, son of MIR. and Mrs Thco-
dore A. Uphold of Oakland; How
ard Scott Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William II. Bell, Of Ri 2, Oakland;
Harry Talmadge Johnson, Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry I. Johnson,
Of Mt. Lake Park; Thomas Upton
Cuppett, son of Mrs Bessie Wilson
Cuppett of Mt Lake Park; and
Lonnie Sterling Bray, son of Mr..
and Mrs. TIMBER w. Bray of Rt.
1, Swanton
They have departed for Sampson
Air Force Base, New York, where
they will receive II weeks basic
training. Upon completion of in
doctrination training they will en-
ter one of 1879 technical courses of
fered in the Air Force
The Air Force has opportunities
for qualified men between II and
"a years of age Information may
be obtained from the Air Force
representative who will be at the
Post Office Building in Oakland
every Wednesday between II a. m.
and l p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23
Supervisors Organize

At a meeting of the Board of Su-
pervisors of Elections last Friday,
William l.. Gibson, Republican
was reelected president Other
members Of the board are William
o. Treacy Democrat and Francis
w. Sanders, Republican. all Of Oak
land
The board re-appointed Robert
B. Sincell as clerk and Walter w.
Dawson as attorney
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23
Jury Called Back To
Hear Condemnation Case

Jurors for the March Term of
Court have been asked to return
next Tuesday June Is, to hear a
condemnation case involving the
State Roads commission and Mil
ton w. Race, concerning some
property along us. route 40 in
district No 8
On Wednesday the jury will hear
case involving the State Indus
trial Accident Commission versus
the Kelly Springfield Tire compa-
ny which has been removed from
Allegany county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23
Falls From Haymow

Cheston H. Browning, ST., is a
patient in Garrett County Memori-
al hospital after having injured
himself in a fall from a haymow at
Eagle Rock yesterday evening
about o'clock.
MIR. Browning fell about ten feet,
striking his shoulder and head on
a rock. He was in a semi-conscious
condition. X-rays have been taken
to determine the extent of his in
juries.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23
Women Golfers Meet

At the Wednesday meeting of
the Women golfers, Mrs Pat Brook
hart won first in the poker tourna-
ment with Mrs. Elda Whetsell sec
ond. The 18-hole round was won by
Mrs. Ellen Seefeld, with Mrs. Dor
othy Glotfelty second
Prizes are to be awarded next
week for low net score and low
putting score.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23
Charges Dismissed

At hearing before Trial Magis-
trate w. O. Bitter yesterday after
noon, the charges of assault with
a deadly weapon lodged against
Charles Bud" Moorehouse, OF
Bloomington, we're dismissed after
hearing the evidence in the case.
The charges were brought by
George Moon.
The magistrate said there was in
sufficient evidence in the proceed
ings to hold the man.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23
Firemen Plan July 4
Picnic At Accident

The Accident Volunteer Fire
company has arranged for its an
nual Fourth of July picnic, to be
held in Spoerleins grove at Acct
dent on Monday, July a.
A parade is scheduled on that
day at 1890 with prizes to be
awarded. There will be dinner. re-
freshments, band concert at 2:30
and rides for children. All are well
come.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23
Probe Underway
In Shooting Spree
Two Men Fire Pistol Shots
At Motorists Sunday On
u. S. Route Forty

Further investigation is under
way of a wild shooting spree by
two men on us. route 40, near
Gorleys Lake Sunday night which
injured two Allegany county resi-
dents
Sheriff Jacob Echard of Fayette
County, Pa, said the two gun
wielders, William w. Jackson, So
of Denver. and Samuel p. John
son, 80, of Houston, Texas, were
being held in Uniontown Jail where
charges were expected to be filed
against the pair who took potshots
at passing automobiles on the high
way. The two men were in panel
truck parked off the highway and
fired upon at least II cars which
passed by within matter of three
or four minutes the sheriff said,
adding traffic was exceptionally
heavy at that time.
Lyman M. Zeller, 80, Cumber-
land, was treated at Memorial hos
pital Monday for glass and metal
splinters in his right arm head
and right leg. A bullet struck his
windshield as he and his family
we're returning from visit with
relatives at HopWood, Pa.
Paul Kiddy, of Frostburg, was
driving to Detroit where he is en-
ployed when the incident occurred.
Nine other cars were struck by bull
lets during the melee with one man
being struck in the neck and arm.
Kiddy was treated at Union
town hospital and then returned to
his home.
Constable Earl Savage, of Whar-
ton, Pa, Township, and a friend,
| Lloyd T. Kerr, were returning from
visit when they arrived ON the
scene of the shooting Savage was
able to halt the truck and as he APP
preached the truck one of the men
threatened to pull gun on him,
police said. Savage then disarmcd
i the two men and handcuffcd them.
Constable Savage said the side
of the panel truck bore this printed
matter: "Hoodlums may be idcnti-
| fled by their use of bright focus
light in use of car horn to signal
the pack yellow ours always run
in packs. Hoodlums are traitors to
the American way of life; Dcport
these hoodlums back to where they
came from-Will have 80 percent
less crime in the U.S.A"
Inside the truck which bore New
Mexico license plates, were two
pistols, a % calibrc and 30 cali
bre. two beds, kerosene stove and
a quantity of food.
Held Under Bond
Charged with assault with intent
to kill and a violation of the uni
form Firearms Act before Justice
of the Peace Victor Holt in Farm
ington Tuesday the pair was
placed in the Fayette county jail
in default of 4,500 bond each.
Jackson alone was armed with
% calibre revolver and 80 cal
ibre automatic His pockets were
filled with ammunition for the
weapons, police said. Johnson was
not armed. Johnson denied the
charges, claiming that Jackson had
picked him up as hitchiker near
Columbus He said Jackson had
forced him at gunpoint to remain
in the truck.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23
Firemen Called Sunday

Oakland firemen were called
last Sunday afternoon about 4:30
o'clock to extinguish the flames of
an automobile that had ignitcd
near the Weber Greenhouses, south
of town
Firemen did not know who
owned the car Damage was not
heavy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-23
ENJOY COLLEGE WEEK

ENJOY COLLEGE T6sss Sect s0s"y
Short Course June 10 to 10 on the University of
Maryland campus This is the 18th year Maryland
homemakers have had the opportunity to enjoy
college week for women"-liVing in dormtores,
eating in a dining hall, attending scheduled classes
and assemblies just for them and discussing COM
mon problems in homemaking living and world at
fairs Pictured are, front row. left to right: Mrs.
Asa Lewis Oakland; Mrs. Martin Tressler, Grants
vile; Mrs. Demar Martin, kitzmer Mrs. SaIley
Mcintyre kitzmiIler; Mrs. D. w. KIotz GrantsVllle;
Mrs Mary g. Cesnick, Erie, Pa Second row. Mrs.
Ralph Bucket, Bittnger; Mrs. Allen Baker, Grants
Evening star., 1955-01-18

Tots SIeepers, Pajamaas
lrees., pefects, eotten fIonnel or knit. 5
one and two piece. 1-s-----------S
Tots Sweaters
lreos., wool or nyIon puIIcves, eordi- s.
oons. 3-6x IN the group -------
Tots Polo Shirts
Irreos., perfeets. Ions-sIeeve D Gar 3
cotton knit polo shirts. i-6x - II
Tots Dressy Skirts
Dirndl waist orlons and royon or royon @M
toffeto skirts. 3-6x-
FDu Pcnt AcnIic Fiber
Clhildren's Slippers
$50 prs. Hard or soft soles Pump or :
scuH. Fobrie uppers. 81 to in group
Girls Sweaters
lreos.. perfects, wool. orlon', nyIon ST
sweoters. Sizes
Girls Skirts
lrreos.. perfeets, corduroy, royon, port 81
wool tproperly iobeledI. 7-l4-
Girls Slips
lrreos.. perfeets, nyIon toffeto Or cotton 81
con-con slips. 8-l4, Io-i4--
Girls BIOuses
lrrsos.. perfects. cotton, royon. wool 81
Jersey bouses 7-i4-------
Girls Slips
Cotton slips. built-up top, lace O 81
trim. Sizes 6-l4-
Girls Pajamas
Dointy royon tricot ponties with fancy S.
top. Sizes 8-l4----------------
Girls HOnsecOats
lrreouIors. perfeets. cotton housecoots. e.
Prints and tweeds. 7-l2--
Girls RayOn Panties
Ireouiors, perfects, royon
ponties. Al eIostie we'st prs. y
Girls NyIOn Pamties
lreoulors, perfeets, nyIon - e.
..',s pGn''es. 20 easy TO wosh' foney s prs. =
Teen Slips
lrreoulors, perfeets, Teen cotton slips e.
Adiustoble straps, white and green
siEes lo-l6 -------------------
Girls AmIkIefs
lrreoulors Of white, postel mrs
cotton knits. e-loh-- e.
Boys Sweaters
irreoulors loob wool or orIons long, @M
sleeve pullover sweaters. Sizes 6-l6
'oo pont Aegie FIBRE
Boys Stretch Hose
IrreouIors. One size fits IN - O.
70. IoH s.. .oo.; o. lH.auIa'''s. will prs.
Boys Sport Shirts
Cotton broodeloth, long sleeve. Checks 8
ard cowboy styles. Sizes 6-is----- u
Boys Denim Caps
Cotton Denim Cops. cotton a., en-
flonnel lining, cor flaps. Sizes FOR y
AL -
Boys Gloves, NIittens
loo% wool Gloves and Mt % prs.
tens. Solid eclors. Sizes AT -
Boys Winter Caps
Winter cops, warm ear flaps, said
cclors. sizes eNa-7----r---------- -
Boys Sport Shirts
lrress., perfects, Of cotton fIonnei Long eW
sleeve, novelty postens and pIoids v
9txes 0-io. -----------
Evening star., 1955-01-18

WOmen's Misses Shoes
lrreos. Of cosuo, some dress type. &1
Fobric and leother uppers. Block, blue,
red Sizes So in group p---------
WOmen's Bedroom Slippers
Hcrd. soft soles, seuh or pump styles. 81
Fobre uppers Assorted coIors. Sizes
So in group
WOlmem's Hats
Wool feits, royon veIvets and novelty. 81
CoIors and block, oil styles, sizes II
Cotton Dresses
Dresses, bcckwrops, hooverettes IN 81
ossorted colors, styles. Misses and
won1ents sizes --- ------
Misses Sweaters
lueos.. pefeets. wool or nyion slip
over swedters Sizes 54-4o -
Misses Cotton BlOuses
Ireos., perfeets, long or short sleeve
STYLES, sizes 1898 8----- -
Misses Skirts
Ireos.. perfeets. corduroy or royon
foiIIe skirts, IL
Misses Jerseys
Irreos., perfecfs, of wool; wool and &W
Orion" jerseys. sizes 52-58. Limited
quonfify ..-------------
sDu Points AcyIie Fiber
WOmem's Gowns
lrreos. of oee-trinrned or N. &H
tailored royon jersey Pink, foF
blue Sizes 32-44 -----
Cotton Plfsse Slips
White trimmed, no-iron plisse
slips. White, pink, blue, 32-4o------
WOlmen's Slips
Irreos, Of built-up cotton hemstitehed
slips 56-44 and extra loroe--------
RayOn Slips
lrreos, perfeets. Of white. pastel lace
trimmed slips, 32-4o o- -
WOmen's NylOm Briefs
lrreos of white. postel nyIon % q,
tricot briefs. Sc. 7------ - IL
WOmem's PetticOats
Roycn toffeto bouffont pettlcocts, 3
navy. block, white. N, L-----
WOmen's X-SiZe Undies
lrreos. Of white, pink. royon ser
ponties, step-ins, TX, 3x IL
Misses Brassieres
irrees. Of royon sotins or cot ~ O.
tons. a. cups, 524o in for
group -
WOmen's Jersey Gowns
lrreos Of ioee-trinmed royon Jersey B
gowns 34-52 "
RayOn Briefs
Misses. wonen's fuII-eut ray ~. B
ons. S. M. L u
Cotton PetticOats
Wide. nffied bottom. cotton crepe. Sd
White. S, M,
ssSnugfit'' Panties
Worm cotton knit teorose o n,. 81
Ponties. S. M. l-- e
X-Size PetticOafs
lrrees of extro loroe size a.
;ssss %s's. Jersey si't blue, - fers
WOmen's NylOn Hose
Irreos., seconds Of l5-denier, - o.
sh.sFoS sshI:ssys.' .,.t 's'l-'s'S'en's = p".sl
Seamless NylOm Hose
IS: ';;ss'' '.s'... :. ,s;':' .;',.: u Z 2,sl
WOmen's NylOns
Seconds Of knee -isnoth seom- % mrs
less nyions. 6h-loh----- - -
Savings. &
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Royon ond nylon morqusette tailored s
curtains, ossorted lengths
Chenille Spreads
lrreos., perfects, no-iron cotton che
nile spreods one TO o customer u
Fancy Pillow Cases
ssss;.d E'ss: Pi''is'' p'iiss ss's' sss'' 4ss
36"
Rubber Utility Pads
14si5". ideoI for knee pod, z sor$
chair pad, both tub mot.
Flock NinOn DOilies
lrreoulors. escorted sizes. for >
shapes, postel colors ~
Pillow Protectors
Upper opening, frosty white - for y
muslin. 42xse size ------- -
5.Pc. Scarf Sets
One long scorf, one shor seorf. 3-piees
vonity set, pretty coiors -
Muslin Pillow Cases
Irreouors. Big white bite musIl" for$
Window FriIls q
Foncy patterns, assorted coors. white.
COY frilIs to brighten any window 80 IL
FamOus.Malxe Towels
Soft absorbent cotton terry ~. On
towels, famous make. for@
2o"x40" ---------------
Cotton Rugs,
Bath Mat Sets
Assorted styles and sizes, woshoble
cotton loop rugs. mony eoors
Plaid Wash Cloths
11s.st,..s Thirsty cotton terry plaid 2fers
NimOm Scarfs
lrreouors. Pretty flocked pot O-
tern nylon seorfs, ossorted for
coiors ----- -----3-l-- -----
Plastic Mattress Covers
Irreoulors. twin and full sizs postIe >
noffFess covers ----~-------------
Huck Towels
lrreouIors, lintIess cotton huck ser D
towels for honds or dishes "
Feather Pillows
All new chicken feother pillows with 3
flcro or striped ticking IL
Slip Covers
Assorted cotton cretonnes and twllls, ET
limited quantity, one to O Customer
dupont Aerylie Fiber.
Zip Sofa Pillow Cases
&; s;;' s,s; ss''f:' % 'ss s'' So; = % :
Jumbo Tea Towels
= e. e., s';s: 7:sss 4, Il: ''i' sss' 1S's ''
Evening star., 1955-01-18

Cimch Belts
Foney buckles. Mony eolors 70 . for
choose from. S. M, L- -
WOmen's NeclxWear
lrreos., peFfects, Iodies' neck - -
weor. Nylon, sotin. piqus and for y
velvet -
Handbags
lHeos., perfects. winter styles, pIostie e. 4
Golf skin, patent Or eroin Leather.
Many with inside fittings
WOmem's Gloves
lnecs, perfects, "suededs
royon. double woven cotton or - ga
nyIon knit. Many coIors, y prs. y
styles. Sizes 6-SK -
School Rags
Boys or girls piostie, oil voter re- 81
pellent. Solid eoIors or ploids -
Wallets, Key Cases,
Coin Purses
lrreos., perfects for lodies,
men. Genuine leather or nov ~ e. Z,
city plostic. Inside zippers. for
sPlus 1879 Federal tox. -
Infants Gowns. kiImOmOS
Cotton knit gowns and XII 80
nonos, royon satin ties, bind for y
ing, w1ife-
Quilted Pads
lrreoulors, quilted crib pods,
lT"xlS". Also 1884" style for y
ot for 81 l-
Tots LOmgies
lrreos., perfeets, corduroy
cncies. elastic boxer woist. prs. y
Sizes Z-S- S--------------- - -
Tots Beacon Robes
Cotton flonnel with embroidered trim. S.
Sizes Z-e------------------
Tots UmdeFShirts
irreos. perfects, cotton knit. O for 3
short sleeves Sizes Ia -
Tot Boys Suits
Boys cotton suits, one and two piece. s.
Sizes -------------------
Tots Slips
lrreos., perfects, cotton slips.
built-up top. loce trim. Sizes for
z-S ------ ---4----------- - n
Tots CIallis Pants
lrrees., perfeets, worm cotton
stsal snalIl: POINTS, EIo'tie woist. prs. ,
Tots Lined Dungarees
,,.feos. perfects denim, cotton fIonnel lT
.,neo dunsorees, boxer woists. Sizes v
Tot Girls Dresses
Irreos, perfects, tu-skirted cotton 81 /
dresses, puff sleeves l-6x --
Tot Boys Stacks
lrreos. Of rcyon oobordins, cotton twill, g.
5-ox IN group ---------------
Tots Shirts
Cotton flonnei. long sleeve. - o.
Checks plo'ds. cartoon print. for y
~ ~ v - --------- -
Tots AmkIets
Irreos.. pefse's foney top N prs. 81
nylon knit onkIets, IL NJ
Tots Pamties
Irreos, perfeeta double - s.
crotch, eostic woist. 2-8-- Cd
+
Tots Wool NIittens
Ail-wool mittens, rib-knit - a.
cuffs. solid eolor:. Sizes l-5 prs.
IN group --------- - -
Tots OveraIIs, LOngies
lrreos.. perfsets. boxer-wuist Ionoies. 81
suspender-styis oyerolIs, pnwels cor
Tot Boys Briefs
lrrees., elostic waist briefs, - o.
white eonbed cotton knit. prs.
40 - -
Evening star., 1955-01-18
Wednesday, Is Dollar Day

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Boys Dumgarees
Cotton denim dunoorees. 81 O.
triple stitched for strength. for
Boys Polo Shirts
Ireoulors Iono-seeve polo
shirts Color style. Stripes ~ e.
and novelty patterns. Sizes for y
Oslo -----------------
Boys Briefs
First quolity COTTON knit briefs. % e., 5
Elostic waist. Sizes 6-l6.--- q
Mems Leather Belts
Genuine lecther belts with o for ,
netoI-tonoue buckle, 3o-44 - IL
Mems Sweat Shirts
Cotton. feece-iined cotton knit sweet
shirts. S, M, -
Mems Dress Shirts
H
lrreos. Of fomous-moke cotton broad
cloth. white. solids. l4-l7--------
Mems MuffIers
Irreos. solid color royon and - for ,
ocesote frinoed mufflers---- -
Mems WoOI Gloves
AlI-wooI dress and driving 6A CT
gloves. smoll. medium large SP"
Mems Sport Shirts
Ireos, big eoIorful cotton flonnel sport
shirts. S. NJ, L--------------
Mems Work Shirts
trrens Of smooth cotton ehombroy.
blue. l4h-l7 in the group ----- u
Mems Hose
lrress., pereets, reinforced prs.
roycn cotton hose, lo-i2-- u
Mems Midway Shorts
Winterweioht, nylon rein % nrs
forced cotton knit. S. M. L. -
Mems T.Shirts
lrreos., firsts winterweoht, "a. &M
white cotton knit with nylcn fof#
reinforced neck S, M, L---
Mems Winter Ties
49,. ..,n. 81 al
potterns, colors ----- -
Mems Shorts
Irreos.. perfecfs Of cotton D mrs.
shorts, 3o-42 -------- -
NyIOn Stretch Hose
lrreos. Of nyion socks thot fit - prs. )
any foot ---------------
Mems HaniIkerchiefs
Irress., Ioroe white cot Oh hfor$
ton hondkerehiefs ~ IL
Mems Knit Briefs
irress. white eombed knit o mrs.
cotton briefs. S, IA, L IL
Mems UmderShirtS
Soft Soft white lite cotton knit UNDER q for$
Mems Union Suits
lrreos. fomous-roke cotton knit union 8
suits. Sizes $3.50 in group IL
Plastic Drapes
Plastic bedroom and dinetfe - -
dropes you con wipe eieon. prs.
II long ---+---------
Cotton Blankets
Ploid cotton sheet bIonkets, fine quoI- 81
ity. 66"x76"
Shower Curtains
HeoY-du'y plostie in stondord 6'x6 Sd
size. Assorted coIcrs and patterns IL
Evening star., 1955-01-18
Mems Irregular
STACKS
81

Royon and oeetote eobordine sloeks
for men, broken sizes; one to
customer. Assorted coIors and pot
terms. Limited quantity.
Evening star., 1955-01-18
Irregulars
BOys' s'Pajalllas
81.

Cotton knit ski poionos for boys.
Completely washable. cclor-fost.
Crew neck. Knit cuffs and unklets,
solids and prints. Sizes 6-ls.
Evening star., 1955-01-18
Irregs. of l.90 to 2.99
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sizes Tia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Polio Vaccine
Curbs Eased
By the Associated Press


Salk anti-polio vaccine has
become sufficiently plentiful for
one State to expand It's vac
cination program. and present
age limits Of S to 8 may be
broadened elsewhere.
This word came yesterday
from DR.. Jack G. Haldeman,
chief Of the Division of General
Health Services of the Welfare
Department. after the Wash
ington State Health Department
announced 1t was broadening
priority to all persons month
to 20 years of age, and to preg-
nant women.
The National Advisory Com
mittee on Vaccine Distribution
makes recommendations con-,
corning the priority use Of vac
cine, but State officials decide
regarding its distribution, after
State ALLEGATIONS have been
made.
May Broaden Age Limit
Or. Haldeman said the COM
mittee is expected to be polled
shortly on the question Of broad
ening age limits from the pres-
ent S to Q years, because various
States have reported sufficient
supplies for extending coverage.
He added that the WASH
ington state expansion was the
first Of which he had heard.
DR.. Haldeman was asked to
comment on a report In Okla
honia that about 81 million more
cubic centimeters, or shots. Of
vaccine soon would be released
to private physicians, and the
priority age limits would be
broadened from birth to the age
of ID.
Distribution Increased
He said. "It looks like they
jumped the gun" on q report
that may come from the We'll
fare Department after the adj
visory committee has been polled
on the idea Of extending age
limits.
But I don't know about the
~ million cubic centimeters," he
added.