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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-18

But that's beside the point. It'll
be the Redskins luck to have
everything go right for Ratter.
man Sunday, and when they
go right for him they're wronf
| for the Redskins.
\ -
Case No. 2 is that of Preston
Carpenter of Arkansas. Every.
body. Brown included. calls tn.
rookie halfback potentially q
great football player"
Hes a colorful fellow" Sauer.
brei says. "and very confident o.
himself. He arrived at training
camp loaded down with lug.
gage. including q baby crib. We
asked why the crib. Wen neet
it, he replied, when my wife
brings the baby to live in Cleve.
land !"
In his very t1rSt exhibition
game against the San Francisco
Forty Miners Carpenter fiielded
Ia bounding punt, one-hand, a la
Duke Snider, and ran 81 yards
for a touchdown. But he fumbled
the next one trying to get a fast
start, and the Forty Miners re-
covered and turned it into q
touchdown.
Brown says Carpenter reminds
him Of Billy Reynolds, now play
ing with Boiling Air Force Base,
"The tougher it gets the better
he likes it." Paul says.
Carpenters brother. Lew, who
plays for the Detroit Lions, is
rated one Of the most solid
players in the league, but they
SAY the kid brother will be even
better. Great" is the word used,
and that makes the Redskins
unhappy because they had him
spotted as their No. draft
choice and let him go for Mary
lands Ed Vereb, who, of course,
lis playing in Canada.
Carpenters college record
didn't get the headlines because
he was q blocking back in Ca
Edillac Bowden Wyatt's single
wing system at Arkansas. Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-18
ATCHISOiN'S.
"A N GLE
By LEWIS +. ATcHlsoN

It probably viii be the luck OF
the victory-starved Redskins
Sunday that the Cleveland
Browns will suddenly regain their
championship form and hit them
with everything in the book. The
Browns have the personnel to do
it, and when Coach Paul Brown
finishes lecturing this week they
should have the desire.
The Browns have several in
teresting personalities. beginning
with piano-playing George Rat
Iterman at quarterback. For years
George was Otto Graham's I'M
|derstudy and the highest-paid
|non-playing quarterback in the
business. He had it real soft. This
year. with Otto in retirement,
Babe Parilli, fresh from q two
year stint in the Army, was sup
posed to take the No. / job,
leaving George free to practice
ibis piano lessons and collect his
pay. But it didn't work out that
way.
Parilli, one-time Kentucky ace
first drafted for pro football by
the Green Bay Packers, couldn't
I'LL Graham's shoes. In three
league games he's called one
play. Ratterman has had to carry
the load, and while he hasn't
been phenomenal he boasts the
highest percentage of compile
tons in the league. Against Pitts
burgh. when he completed IA out
|of II, he hit for IL straight
Cleveland record. Sunday he's
liable to start throwing touch
down passes.
George hasn't taken the
Browns anywhere, so to speak,
but it isn't wholly his fault. AS
Publicity Director Harold Sauer-
brei of the Browns puts it, "Our
difficulties run deeper than the
loss of Graham"
The fact that Ratterman lost
81 yards trying to pass against
the Giants indicates that his
protection was not exactly air.
tight-not the kind Otto got.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-18

i'm his last year. when Otis DOUG
|las gave him q chance to run
the bah, did he attract any atten-
ton, and then virtually every
club in the National Football
League had him either first or
second on its draft list. n
Carpenter hasn't exploded yet,
but there's always q first time
and it1l be the Redskins luck
to have him start making q
name for himself Sunday at
theirsexpense.
~ ~
Our third man, Junior"
Wren, is one Of those rare cases
of a player shifting from base
ball to football and making
good. He's a defensive halfback,
drafted by the Browns in 1852
and lost in the shuttle when he
went from the University Of
Missouri into the Army.
Quite a pitcher, Wren is re-
ported to have received q $685.
900 bonus for signing with the
Chicago White Sox after get
ting out Of the service. They
sent him to their Memphis farm
club in the Southern Association
and he compiled an 8-3 record
in 1855. He went to spring train
ling with the Sox this year, but
again was sent down to Memphis.
The Chicks, suddenly short
handed for outfielders, put him
in the garden, but the parent
club. wanting Wren to polish
his pitching, transferred him toI
Denver. 1t was all right for al
while, and then Wren spent ~
hours riding q bus between Anna
rillo, Tex. and Denver. That was
just Is hours and 80 minutes
too many. He got In touch with
the Browns to determine his
football status. reported toI
camp. and even though he'd
played no football since 1884,
made the squad.
Thus far. Wren has done well
enough in his role. And the
Browns defense--best in the
league last years. tough again,
despite two defeats in three
games. TIN be the Redskins
luck to have Wren and his play
mates put on the greatest de-
fensiye show ever seen here.
That win be bad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-18
'VMl Stresses Defense
In Drill for CoIoniuIs

LEXINGTON, KY. oct. 10 (P)
For the third straight day
VMI held tackling practice yes
|terday, then worked on defensive
scrimmage against George WASH
ington plays for tomorrow nights
game In Washington.
The Keydets also practiced
conversions and had an offensive
dummy scrimmage polishing
plays. 1t was the final heavy
workout, Of the week,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-18
Loput Through PITCHING

RICHMOND, Oct. 10 Dr.
Eddie Lopat has been rehired To
manage the Richmond Virginians
of the International League next
season, but he will do no pitching,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-18

Record to date215 right II wrong IL tied
Pro record to date7 right II wrong tied Percenta9e
y rianEls Publications. Incl
Evening star., 1956-03-15
HOSieru

Street Floor, Washington Only
Ill Prs. "As Is" Sheer Nylons.
Broken sizes and colors 59c
3 Prs. - 2.95 Muk-Luks for
Women. Wool and leather slip
per socks $50
72-1.35 Imperfects of Seamless
NyIons. Reinforced heel and
toe Soc
65 Irregulars of 1.50 Sheer Ny
Ions. Small and medium sizes
only SOC
Evening star., 1956-03-15
Upholstery,
Curtains

Third Floor-Wdshington Only
1888 Lined Draw Draperies,
heavy boucle, 80" long 9.99
1859 Dust Ruffles, for single
beds, taffeta, assorted colors,
3.99
4O-2.79 Terry Topper Play
Pen Pad Covers, assorted colors,
1.99
7-24.98 Loveseat Glider Cush-
ion Sets, Ape. green and red,
1899
35-19.98 Printed "EvergIaze"
Draw Draperies, 4 patterns.
90" long 1899
11-9.9S Plastik Fold Doors 24x
30" also for room dividers. $50
7-13.9S Plastik Fold Doors, 30x
80" also for room dividers S.99
36-1.9S Auto Seat Savers, plaid
design Soc ca.
35-2.9S Ready-made COrnices,
unpainted, 36" wide, 8" deep,
LAC
10O-Prs. 4.9S Kenneth Cafe
Curtains, 36" lengths, printed
failles or Kencord failles 2.SS
25-9.98 Ready-made Draperies,
assorted patterns, colors 3.99
Evening star., 1956-03-15
Bedroom
FURNISHINGS

Lo,Der LeUel-Arlington Only
1-52.5O Serta $50 Coip Mat
tress, extra firm, q size, 1898
1-49.5O Serta Box Spring,
multi-coils, double size, soiled,
29.50
1850 Box Spring, double size.
striped ticking, soiled 1880
1-37.5O Box Spring, fancy
woven ticking, disc. style, double
size 1899
1-37.50 SyIcOn Innerspring
Mattress, prebuilt borders, disc.
ticking, twin size 21.0O
1850 Simmons "Hotel Bit"
Mattress, stitched crush-proof
borders, 8-oz. ticking, twin size,
soiled 29.99
I-37.50 Innerspring Mattress,
stitched, prebuilt borders, disc.
style, twin size, soiled 1899
1850 Simmons Box Spring,
sturdy coils, twin size, soiled,
29.00
1850 Englander Box Spring,
heavy woven ticking, twin size,
1899
1-S9.50 Simmons Sofa Bed,
grey uph., modern arm style,
soiled 1890
1-159.50 Simmons Sofa Bed
Suite, turquoise sofa opens for
sleeping, grey chair, fl. sample,
$500
1-129 Sofa-Bed Suite, inner
springs, green uph. arm sofa,
fl. sample ------ 69.99
Evening star., 1956-03-15
Mattresses and
ROH Spr'iNgS

TIard Floor-Wdslltngton Only
l-49.5O Serta "4O5 CoiP Mat
tress, double size, disc. ticking.
sotled 29.99
1--49.5O Serta Box Spring, multi
coils, double size, disc. ticking,
1888
1-37.50 Englander Box Spring,
double size, heavy woven tick
ing 1875
1-52,5 Serta Box Spring,
sturdy coils, double size, extra
heavy ticking 24.99
1-34.95 Simmons Mattress, pre-
built borders, twin size. sturdy
green-white ticking, floor sam
pie 1899
1-34.95 Simmons Box Spring,
sturdy coils, green-white tick
ing, twin size 1888
1-495O Serta "4O5 coil" mat
tress, stitched prebuilt borders,
twin size, disc. ticking 1888
1850 Innerspring Mattress,
rolled edges, twin size, striped
ticking 1888
1-59.50 Sylcon FOam-tOp Holly
wood Bed Outfit, stitched pre-
built borders, twin size, fancy
woven ticking, sample 39.99
1-52.50 Prebuilt Border Holly
wood Bed Outfit, woven ticking,
twin size, soiled 1899
1-29.50 Box Spring, sturdy coils,
twin size, striped ticking, soiled,
14.99
Evening star., 1956-03-15
3O% to 5O% Off
Furniture CIeoronce
Washington Store Only

l-34ss5 Two-Pieee Sectional Sofa section with orn
with bumper end foom rubber cushions grey metoic obe
sonpIe ----------- ----- 1885
1926 Chrome Dnette Set 5-pc, 36x6o-n red plostie
toble top 4 red ond grey chairs, foam scots 1929
l-59s5 Duncan Phyfe Drop Leof pinete Table mohoeony
veneered, silver drower - 3ZSS
-7ss5 Modern LINED Oak cedor Chest by Lone full width
-z4ess Modern zPe Sectional sofo reversible oifoom
cushions blond legs with bross trim, charcoal neolc tweeoy
fobric ---- ------ 1925
2-445o Modern Occasional chois black and putty Boo
cloth plosc upholstery = 3l.0o
l-Il9.50 Lawson Lounge cho. Ioee square style
versibe oifoom cushion kickpeot trim modern block weove
soge green eze $500
I-Izs5 Black MetaI Choir, red plastic scot and
book, bross trim, small cut in back - Z'9
1895 Chrome Dinette. 5pc grey plastic 3oxeoin tobIe
top, 4 red and grey chairs ~-~------ 47.SS
l-Ies5 Unfinished Knotty Pine Students Desk 4drower
stve -.---- 4.ee
l-42s.e5 Modern 2-Pe. Living Room Suite, Chesterfield
style SOTO and chair, oirfoom seat cushions waffle design
foam bock cushions, turquoise and obc oied, 1895
l-24e.o5 Modern 2-Pe Sectional sofa reversible foam
cushions black hardwood legs boss trim turquoise modern
weove tonestv --Iee.s e.s5
l-59 IS Modern i-Buek Lounge Choir, foam IT. cushion
scot, block legs turquoise fobnc floor sample - 57.SS
649e5 Modern Block Bors, cooses ornamental fronts
1895 Cocktail Tobe, black mahogany bross trim 1897
1895 Occasional TobIes, genuine mohoeony Mooyon
style lamp cocktail ond step, discontinued -- t'.Se
1885 Modern Solid Birch Lomp Tobes, natural finish
undersheIf, glass inserts 1877
I-5se5 coektoI- Dinette Tobe modern style 3on. d.
ometer l8-in high oes to II in modern STYLE mahogany
finish ----------- 1888
l-59e5 Hsh-Boek Maple PIotform Rocker. wing style.
brown Colonial print cover, floor sompes. - 1888
l-l4ee5 Solid Maple living Room Suite, 3pc ettee and
lounge choirs pieces in red in green Colonial poid
fobric S9.S5
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Infants Wear

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
ChiIdren's LOO Cotton Knit Polo
Shirts. Short sleeves, screen
print on front; size 6 only 25c
Children's 100 Roller Brim Hats.
Faded denim Csc
S9c Terrycloth Feeding Bibs.
Screen print on front SOC
2.99 Hand made Dresses for In
fants. Pastels and white 1.25
2.99 Cotton BroadclOth Bobbie
Suits. Light blue, size l only,
1.25
9 Boys 3.99 Corduroy Jackets.
Lined; size 4 and 6 only 200
Toddler Boys and Girls 7,99
and S.99 Corduroy Sets. Hat,
overall and matching jacket;
sizes "a 500
Little Girls 2.99 and 3.99 Cotton
Blouses. Tailored or dressy.
Sizes 4 to 6 200
SOC Cotton Plisse Panties. Nylon
ruffle trim; white; sizes 2-8, 49c
Evening star., 1956-03-15

Street Floor, Washington Only
1.44--1.49 to $50 Assorted Lucite
Hair Brushes. For men and
women. Nylon bristleS. Some
bath brushes included S9c
l Lot SOC Famous Make Tooth
Brushes. Natural bristles; as
sorted shapes and colorS,
3 for LOO
70-1.00 LanOlin Toilet Soap.
For dry skin. Box of 5 cakes. 79c
50-6.95 Famous-Make Shave
Mugs. Old-fashioned scenes
from Gay Nineties" LIS
/ Lot ACC to 200 Assorted Co.'S
metics and Toiletries. Creams,
kiddie novelties, soap, beauty
preparations -------10c to 100
plus tax
Evening star., 1956-03-15
Housewares
Third Floor, Washington
Store Only

$3.50 Stainless Steel Utility
TOngs, use for cooking and
canning, etc. -------- -- lOc
1853 Paper Towel and Wax
Paper Holders, chrome door
with red or black ----- 1893
8-3.15 Wearever Aluminium
Saucepot, with cover ~ l.S9
25-49c to 200 Soft Plastic Con-
diment Dispensers and Cookie
Jares 49, 1Oc to l.49
5O-l.25 Soft Plastic Frozen
Juice Mixer Jugs, bright colors,
Csc
56-2.2O Wearever Saucepans,
bright finished aluminium 99c
4S Sets of 2 for 100 Plastic Pie
Crust Forms, make crust right
size 2 2 for 49c
42-3.98 Utility Horses, sturdy
steel, use boards to turn them
into tables or benches s-----1.S9
Evening star., 1956-03-15
Lingerie

Second Floor, Washington Only
6I3.99 and 4.99 Flannel Shorty
Gowns. Broken size range. 1893
@4.99 Brush Rayon Bed jack
cts. Broken size range 1893
1899 Nylon Brush Gowns.
Broken size and color range,
1889
50-1.29 Cotton Built-up Shpul-
der Slips. Broken size range
for misses: white 100
10 Cotton Crepe Pajamas.
Broken size range for misses.
1.99
1889 Ray0n Crepe Gowns.
Broken size range 200
30-2.99 Challis p la m S.
Broken color and size range;
for misses -----------1 1.99
Evening star., 1956-03-15
GIOceS

Street Floor, Washington Only
1880 Gloves. Double-woven
cotton and nylon. White, navy,
pink or blue; broken size range,
1.50
72-2.O0 Gloves. Double-woven
cotton and nylon. Navy, brown,
white or colors; broken size
range ---------.- 100
16S-1.25 and 1.50 Summer
Weight Nylon Gloves. White or
pink; broken size range zee
Evening star., 1956-03-15
NegIigeeS

Second Floor, Washington Only
2O-S.99 Lounge Pajamas. Rose
rayon quilted jackets, black
rayon faille pants. Broken size
range for misses 300
1850 Cotton Quilted Robes
and Brunch Coats. Wrap and
'coachman styles, Prints; broker
size range for misses and women,
3.99
Evening star., 1956-03-15
China

Third Floor Washington Only
6-4.9S Dacy Crockett Cookie
Jars, large size 2.49
12-50c Toby Novelty Ash
Trays -~ -- EoC
18-1.S8 Black Iron Fruit Trays,
99c
12-1.O0 Imported Boy Figu-
2s-l.S8 Imported Snack Sets.
plate, cup, saucer 100
&5.9S Luncheon Sets, bur-
gundy, 20-pc. 1888
e2.95 Pyrex Baking Sets, cas-
serole, 4 individual dishes. 1.39
$3.50 Crystal Beer Pilsner
Glasses, footed ivory design l5c
4S-49c Individual Colored Ash
Trays ------------ ------ Aoo
Evening star., 1956-03-15
SpOrfSiUeHr
Second Floor, Washington;

DSCUHu tOOyy uoIttHytOH,
Street Floor, Arlington
3.99 to 1888 Bermuda Shorts.
Assorted fabrics and styles:
broken size range 3.49
1895 and 22.95 Cashmere Sweat
ers. Cardigans and slipons in
assorted light or dark shades;
broken size range. Cardigans,
1900; Slipons, 800.
5.98 Stacks. Rayon gabardines;
dark shades; broken sizes, 3.99
1.99 to 3.99 Sportswear. Assorted
playclothes, skirts and blouses.
Broken range of small sizes,
LOO
$500 to 1898 Wool Chenille
Suits. Assorted styles in vari-
Gus light shades. Sizes 10 to Is
IN group ----------------l -lo.VO
Evening star., 1956-03-15
Fabrics

Street Floor-Washington Only
2.95-9.95 Woolen Remnants, l.
Sgd. lengths. 81" wide, plain
and novelties, plaids, tweeds,
I.99-3.99 yd.
59c-1.29 Cotton Remnants, plain
and novelty cottons, famous
makes, many crease resisting
types, SO" wide 29c to CSC yd.
Evening star., 1956-03-15

Fourth f., Washington Only
25-7.99 to 1898 Rayon, Nylon
or Cotton Dresses 600
IL Girls 1888 to $500 White
Dresses 1000
5110.98 Two-Piece Wool Knit
Suits 800
50-1.99 and 2.99 Cotton Knit
Tee Shirts and Shrugs LOO
IS Printed ChaIIie Shortie Pa
jamas 1.99
10 Pre-Teens' 2.99 NyIon Full
Slips ------------ CSC
Evening star., 1956-03-15
Handbags

Street Floor, Washington Only
IL Women's $50 Billfolds. Red
leather 800
1-7.95 "As Is" Saddle Leather
Bag - 500
1-15.0O "As Is" Bag. Large
tote: tan leather 1O.99f
2-12.99 Brown Calfskin Box
Rags 7.99*
1000 "As Is" Black Leather
Pocket Secretary for Men, 1899
75-Women's 100 and 200 Belts,
2 for LOO
$500 Simulated Pearl Eve
ming Bags. "As Is"-----1 1893
1890 Bags ------.----1.99%
'PluS Tar
Evening star., 1956-03-15

Second Floor, Washington,
Arlington
20-17.98 to 22.98 Misses and
Half Sizes Dressy and Street
Dresses --------- ------- 14.00
15-12.98 to 1893 Dresses. Ray
on crepes and wools; pastels
and darks 4.99
25-8.98 to 1898 Dresses for
Misses and Half Sizes. One and
2-piece. Rayon crepes and
prints 3.99
Evening star., 1956-03-15
Teens Wear

Fourth FL, Washington Onlyi
20 Teens 7.99 Sweaters. Orion
cardigans 4OO
6 Teens 4.99 RaincOats and
Hats 2.99
$50 Cotton Quilted Fancy
Pants 2.99
57.99 Cotton Quilted Dotted
Skirts - 49, 4.99
4-4.99 Pre-Teens' Blouses 2.99
IL Teens 3.99 Striped Sports
Shirts --2.SS
6 Pre-Teens' 2.99 Blouses 1.99
Evening star., 1956-03-15

SiIcer.icUre

Street Floor. Washington Only
1000 and 1900 Aluminium
Coffee Servers. One aluminium
champagne bucket, each, 4.9S
75--1.50 Triple Silver-plated
Cold Meat Forks 39c"
1-S9.50 Silver plated Serving
Tray. Large 1850"
1888 Plated Tableware Serv-
vices for 8. 68-piece sets, 1889
5000 King Edward Silver
plated Pie Servers. Hollow
handle e------.--------1.29"
Evening star., 1956-03-15

Street Floor, Washington Only
25-2.0O Jewel Boxes. With lock
hilu hcy y--- rs LOG
20-1.O0 Simulated Tortoise
Compass Of Plastic 29c
1890 Jewelry - ZOO
1-7.50 Simulated Pearl and
Rhinestone Necklace ESQ.,
1000 Rhinestone Necklace.
3.00a
6-Simulated Crystal Necklaces,
59c*
150-1.00 Jewelry. Assorted,
2 for 1.O0*
25-1.00 Earrings for Pierced
Ears 19cN
1-Man's 7.50 Cigarette Case.
Gold color 1.79
"Plus Tar
Evening star., 1956-03-15
Mems 5.o5 and 6.o5 sprinsweisht STACKS

the sacks you'll want right for spring
summer of ongwearing two-py
and rayon gabardnes fers added haperetang
Choice of blues browns
closures and continuous
Wristbands. Sizes % to ~ in the
Main Aisle, Street Floor, Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1956-03-15
Mems Furnishings

Mems Furnishings
Street Floor Washington. Arlington
2.o5 Cotton FIonnel Sport Shirts
Reduced from stock! Long sleeve style
in plads and checks. All sanforized for = AE1
permanent fit after laundering Broken a07
Sizes
Mems sos to 8.o5 Sweaters
Perfects and irregulars in the assortment
All slpover styles in various coors. From 00
famous makers. Broken sizes ne ~
Mems $50 Cotton Sport Shirts
Sanforized cotton shirts in novelty pat
terms. Ali with long sleeves. Reduced to 00e
clear. Broken sizes in the assortment. -
Mems $50 CIip-on Bow Ties
In smart patterns and coors to add in
terest to your appearance. Wide or narrow y 0e
widths, square pointed ends
100 NyIon Stretch Hose
The nen hose that stretch to fit ANY size 1Qe
pastel coors. Reduced to clear!
Street Floor, Washington Only
Mems 1895 Jackets, broken sizes 3ss
II Irregs of SOS UnIned broken sizes------2ss
Tee Shirts soiled -------------------5sc
22 Mems 125 Cotton Tee Shirts, soiled 69c
1855 Dress Shr per1ectS TIegS- musSeu Soleul'VV
30-395-595 Dress Shirts mussed .-- 296
Ss-5O Leather Belts, famous make broken sizes-59c
ALSO Elastic Belts ------------------------4 49c
1-1295 Robe, soied 3S3
2L75O Fur Hats, broken 399
4-39s Corduroy Sport Shirts, soiled
1880 Unlned Jackets broken sizes ------------169
Street Floor, Arlington Only
Al Mems 495 Sport Shirts long sleeves, pastels ---159
1885 Wool Jackets, broken sizes ~-------3. 3.99
Irregs SOS Unlined Jackets broken 2s9
Evening star., 1956-03-15
NecktCeOf'
TJAA -.

Street Floor, Washington Only
Misses and WOmen's 500 to
1888 Blouses. DacronS, nylonS,
cottons. Sizes 1914; broken as
sortnent 3.99
Gloss TO 1.99 Wraps. White
wool, broken size range 500
50-5.9S Wool Jersey Skirts.
Pastels or black; permanent
pleats. Broken size range, 4.49
59c Costume Flowers. Roses,
clusters, field flowers and many
others 39c
1889 Cotton Skirts. Broken
assortment - 1.S8
100-1.99 and 2.99 Imported Col
lars. Embroidery and bead
trim --.--- 1.29
200-2.99 Sweaters. Slip on
styles; orlons and woods. Per-
fects and hTegulars ------1.5s
Evening star., 1956-03-15
Handkerchief

Street Floor. Washington Only
100 Women's LOO Initial Hand
kerchiefs. Broken assortment,
39c
200 Mems 39c and SOC Linen
Initial Handkerchiefs. Broken
assortment for LOO
150-59c Handkerchiefs for Men.
Hand-embroidered initial, nv
or regular; broken assortment,
SOC
300 LOO Handkerchiefs for
Men and Women. Mems: linen
hand d-embroidered initials;
broken assortment. Women's:
imported Irish linen prints and
Swiss sheerS q for 100
Evening star., 1956-03-15

Imported and domestic fabrics in
tweed, chinchilla cloths t100e6 wooD
and others. Famous makes. Black and
pastels; sizes 8-16.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
GRAHAM

Continued From Page e.
national prominence. II you
remember, she's the girl-ac-
cording to her press agent
who loved to dine on rose pc
tails and camellia blossoms,
with q side order of orchids.
Pictures Of Piper masticating
delicately on delphinium
flooded the country.
I'D Just as soon it be for
gotten now" she replied. AT
that time in my career it was
a necessary thing, I suppose. I
was just one of many girls
under contract. and something
had to be done to make me
seem a bit different from ordi-
nary. You must admit that
eating flowers is different. The
publicity served its purpose.
However, Just for the record,
/ love flowers, but I'd rather
eat a steak than a rose petal.
Piper also likes her name by
now. although that took a little
getting used to. ut is q name
that people remember, though.
Actually there's been such a
food Of odd names lately that
Piper sounds almost common.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
This Final Note Ends
The Hollywood Sogo

learners. Who learn in
order to stay alive.
Now around the San Fran
cisco area: One of the liveliest
personalities in Palo Alto life
is Lois Moran, once of the
movies and the stage. And
still occasionally Of the former.
Generally she keeps busy
as the wife of Clarence Young.
one-time Assistant Secretary
of Commerce for Aeronautics.
She last played Washing
ton in "Of Thee / Sing" i.
Still does an occasional part
in Leland Stanford dramatics
at the behest of F. Cowles
Strickland. Stanford. by
the way, is where Warner
Leroy. son of Mervyn. is a
drama major. Direction,
what else. is his favorite sub
ject He would like a shot
at the living theater before
following in the paternal foot
steps in Hollywood.
And Mother Courage"
Another former professional,
now a wife and mother in the
Stanford area is Priscilla New
man, married to Barney Oliver
who is up to his tall neck in
electronics. Her last
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Washington play was Farm Of
Three Echoes" with Ethel
Barrymore and Dean Jaeger.
=. Seems like only yesterday
when she was being called the
most promising of the younger
actresses, who still looks young
enough to be a younger
actress.
There are 40 quality little
theater groups IN Lne -.
Francisco area. most of which
have grown out of Stanford's
drama school or been influ-
enced by it. Most popular
of the current hits being
played around is Bertold
Brecht's Mother Courage"
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Gene doesn't have his divorce.
although the papers have been
signed. But even after he gets
it. he'll have to wait a year
before he can remarry. And a
year Is along time. I like him
better than any man I know.
We have q lot of fun together
and a lot Of interests in COM
mon"
When she isn't working or
riding horseback with Gene,
Piper can be found at her
apartment in the valley. It's
the first time she's ever lived
away from home, and she loves
it. She isn't bothered by the
wolf type.
THE Hollywood wolf is no
different from those you'll find
in any other city In the United
States" she observed. philoso-
phically. "All 1t takes is q
strong will and an equally
strong right arm to handle
them. The fact that a girl
lives alone or with her family
makes little difference to a
man who's intent on being q
problem. He'll be one under
any circumstances"