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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
Third OF q Seriesl

? NEW YORK. Jan. Is o.
Charlie Rabe. 23-year-old
southpaw who registered an in
credible two-year total of 474
strikeouts in 432 innings, will
be one Of II rockies trying to
land q regular berth with the
Cincinnati Redlegs at their
spring training camp in Tampa
next month.
Numerous authorities say
Rabe definitely is going to be an
outstanding big league hurler
some day and has a good chance
to make it this year. Rabe was
brought up from Columbia, S. c..
Of the Sally League, where he
won practically every pitching
honor. including the leagues
most valuable player award.
Even though he would not
have been subject to the draft"
said Gabe Paul. general manager
of the Redlegs, I'VE decided to
bring him up. We believe he de-
serves an opportunity to win a
major league job and we think
he may help the Reds climb"
Eluded Richards
Rabe was born in Waxahachie,
Tex, home town of Paul
Richards. the manager of Balti-
more. on May s, 1882. Richards
naturally heard of the fine pitch
ing Rabe was doing in high
school and tried to land him for
the White Sox organization in
1852. After a brief trial with the
st. Louis Browns organization,
the youngster entered the Red
legs organization. In his first
year with Lawton. In the Sooner
League. Rabe won Is games,
tanning 255 batters in 18l in
rings.
I After two years in the Army,
Rabe was assigned to Columbia
and proved a sensation under
Ernie White. former southpaw
star Of the Cardinals. He topped
the league in victories with 81,
an earned-run average of 2.01. In
strikeouts with 219. He was used
only as . starter, pitching %
complete games and 25l innings
in 80 games. suffering only Z
defeats. He also pitched six shut
outs. The only black marks on
his record were 121 bases on balls
and 8 hit batters.
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Sign.
Seven Players

The Senators today had Is
men under contract after sign
ing three mcp coming up again
from Chattanooga and four Of
their young pitchers.
Shortstop Lyle Luttrell. Pitch
Ier Bunky Stewart and Outfielder
Tom Wright. all Of whom served
with the Lcokouts last season.
sent in their contracts today.
Pitchers Pedro Ramos, who
had a SILL record here last
season, and Camilo Psscual
t2-12) Joined the fold yesterday.
as did two Of the hurlers OBJ
tanned in the trade with the
Red Sox, Truman Clevenger
t9-13 at LouisvilleJ and Dick
Brodowski 90 at Boston,.
Stewart, who has had two
whacks at a Job with the Sem
ators. posted a At record with
Chattanooga. The veteran
Wright hit 1893. while Luttrell,
hampered ny breaking his jaw
twice, batted .265.
Elsewhere in the major leagues.
there were these signings:
Indians-Hank Aguirre, highly
regarded rookie southpaw who
was l1-9 at Indianapolis. and
Infielder Billy Harrell, former
Siena College star who batted
.274 at Indianapolis.
Observation-Disclosures Jim Pisoni
and Chuck Oertel, up from San
Antonio.
Redlegs-Pitchers Hershell
Freeman, Jackie Collum, Rudy
Minarcin and rookie Charley
Rabe and Outfielder Bob Thur
man.
Giants-Third Baseman Hank
Thompson, who TOOK a slight cut
from his $4,000 salary because
of his .245 average last year.
when he was plagued by illness
and injuries.
Pirates - Three young bonus
pitchers. Laurin Pepper, Jake
Martin and Art Swanson.
Cubs - Pitchers Bob Thorpe
and John Pyecha. Catcher Joe
Hannah and Infielder Don
Eaddy, all rockies.
Phillies-Third Baseman Will
lie Jones, who got a boost to
$11 900 after hitting .258 and
driving in 81 runs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
MAJOR LEAGUE ROOKIE PROSPECTS
Hot Strikeout Artist
Heads RedIegs' Crop

eff Rabe doesn't make q big
league pitcher" White said, II
don't know what it takes to
make one. He has an excellent
curve. a matching fast ball. is
getting hep to using a change Of
pace and has the right sort Of
spirit"
The Reds, hobbled by an acute
pitching weakness last year,
reached out for a 35-year-old big
league CASTOR for bullpen help,
purchasing lefthanded Bill Ken
nedy from Seattle. The former
American Lacquer, used exclu-
Isively for relief. permitted only
IA hits and walked only 10 In
"a innings, compiling a 1.9l
earned-run average at Seattle,
ScantIebury Impressive
Pat Scantlebury. a 30-year-old
Panama-born southpaw, who
had a 1879 record and an i'm
pressive 100 ERA at Havana
is expected to move some vet
Grams off the staff. Another start.
ing spot may go to Jim Pearce
"a 6-foot-6 30-year-old right
handler, whose 1875 record al
Omaha earned him another
chance with the Reds. Tom
Acker, Is. (l1-8 at Nashville)
Tom Oldham. %, (9-6 at Seattle)
and Jack Taylor. 81. d7-11 al
High Point Thomasville) COM
plete the rookie mound crew.
OF the five remaining rockies
Outfielder Bob Hazel and
Catcher Ed Bailey figure to have
the best chances. Hazel. a 25-
year-old lefthanded slugger from
Nashville, will be given a chance
to fill the void in leftfleld. He led
the Southern Association with %
home runs and 306 total bases
while hitting .3l4. Bailey. back
for the third straight year. had
a good season at San Diego where
he batted .282. slammed le
homers and drove in 60 runs.
Catcher Dutch Dotterer, who
made a good impression on Man.
ager Birdie Tebbetts last spring
is back after a AL season al
Nashville. So is Shortstop Bobby
Durnbaugh, who hit .281 in III
games at Nashville. The Redlegs
brass is confident the 23-year-
old Durnbaugh will be q biz
Lacquer before long.
TOMORROW CLEVELAND
INDIANS
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non, Romania. Britain, Sweden,
South Korea, Japan, Russia,
France. Canada and Switzerland.
Today's arrivals were met by
welcome snow; 8 to IL inches
would make the skiing sur
faces almost perfect.
Meanwhile, bobsled time trials
were suspended after a Belgian
sled hurtled off the course, badly
injuring the driver, Charles De
Sorger. He suffered a fractured
arm. confusion of the spine and
a bruised left knee.
1t was the third bobsled crash
in two days. Norwegian and
French sleds piled up yesterday.
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Russians Sweep Spirits
As u. S. Skaters Troll

DAvOS. Switzerland, Jan. ia
Up. Russians swept the first
three places in an amazing show
Of strength today in the 500
meter sprint opening the four
day Swiss international speed
skating races. Americans were
soundly beaten.
The performance stamped the
Russians as favorites in the win
ter Olympic games.
A 20-year-old Soviet army pri-
vate with no previous record in
international competition. Rafail
Gratch, won first place with the
speedy time of Ali seconds. This
was only three-tenths of a Sec
ond over the world mark.
Second place went to Evgenij
Grishin, who holds the world
record in the 1000 and $500
meter events. In third place
was Jurij Sergeev, who set the
present world mark Of 0:40.8
Americas two Olympic hope
fuls. Ken Henry Of Chicago and
Don McDermott of Englewood
Cliffs, N. j., who were first and
second in the 1852 Olympics at
Oslo, finished far down the list.
Henry wound up in a tie for
18th, timed in 43.4 seconds,
McDermott was in a flve-way
tie for 10th in 0:43.5.
Some speed skating experts
said Gratch. with favorable
conditions, might have gone
Under 40 seconds, the equivalent
Of cracking the 4-minute mile in
track. Rain had fallen a few
hours before the race and the
ice was slow and slushy.
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Teams Of 20 Nations
On Hand for OIympics

-CORTINA D'AMPEzzo. Italy,
Jan. 10 up .-AScores OF athletes
dreamed into little Cortina early
today, raising to 20 the number
OF nations already represented
for the seventh annual Winter
Olympics.
"A 35-member American con-
ttngent arrived along with 81
Films and 20 entries from Swe-
den.
1.-The winter games are set for
January 26 and close February S.
= With little more than a week
70 60. the nations already repre-
sented are the United States,
Austria, Norway, Iceland. Bel
gtum. Finland. West and East
Germany, Italy. Poland. Leba-
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Trabert and Hartwig oppose the
two Panchos in doubles to close
the show.
Big Pancho, who resumes his
series with Trabert in Phila-
ldelphia tonight, is leading his
ex-amateur rival, IL matches to
10. However, Tony has won two
straight and now has high hopes
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sports. You collect only when
you win. and ] don't intend to
let up on T~abert at any time"
Segura holes a 1874 lead over
Hartwig, while another match
ended in a tie. But Hartwig
also seems To be finding himself
as pro, having won four of the
last five matches.
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killing or q top box Office at
traction n Trabert by scoring
so decisively caused Gonzales to
retort: Kramer didn't do me
any favors. and I'm out to win
the SOS, 900 bonus that goes to
the winner of this series.
There's no such. thing as
doing favors In professional
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Trabert and Hartwig have
built up an impressive 1873 lead
over their odd pro" rivals in
the doubles.
Tickets for the pro tennis
show are on sale at Uline Arena
and at the Fairway, 1928 q
street NV.
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Koty Hos Operation
On Injured Knee

SALZBURG. Austria, Jan. 10
R.-United States Olympic
skier Katy Rodolph under
went an operation today in
Salzburg Emergency Hospital on
the left knee in which she SUI
fered a torn ligament last Sat-
urday in the Kitzbuehel tourna-
ment.
Katy also suffered a frac-
tured neck vertebra which keeps
her confined in a plaster cast.
Her condition is relatively
good"
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Of eventually overhauling Con-
zales.
Gonzales intention Of over
towering Trabert as often and
as decisively as possible was en-
phasized earlier in their tour
when he was opening UP a quick
and impressive lead.
Suggestions that he might be
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Continued From Page CT
title originally in 1948, lost 1t
four months later and regained
it in 1850. Since then he's been
unbeatable with the title at
stake. He takes a record of
142 victories. 100 by knockouts,
in 159 fights into the ring to-
night.
Young Elorde is ranked ninth
among the worlds feather
weights with his record Of q
triumphs in 81 bouts.
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Shopping Area
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A & N Trading Co.
Nsr' s Is1I,s,y fSgSase cl0'hins-
500 d 81. NV RE. 7-aSa6
Ambassador Drug Store
Drugs Cosmetics Cameras Giitsl
1890 x s.. NV. Ma. S-st01
Atlas Sports Store
o! ssp2rts;. F,shtins Tackle. Eires srs.a,
Capitol Wall Paper Co.
wallpaper and PAINT
ia 18th 81. NV. Ma. s.eSIO
Carlton Casuals
,s sEi nsss s 3. Lln''ri'S w ssSss
Crosby Shoe Stores
Featuring Mary Jane shoest
ilI5 81: NM; NJ. s-ssal
Ala sth Sc. NV ME. S-SS6I
District Red Cross
Shoe Stores
1908 Y ST NV ME. s-3OS2
Fields Clothes, Inc.
Mems clothing a FuInishings,
Fogeps
dueRaRe, Mems Wear iports Goods
10th & D NV Ex. a-42i2
ForSythe Shoes
ladies Shoes 4 Aecessoriesl
1923 y st. NV. ME. S-Do1z
George w. King
tLeather Goods. umbrells., 6ii.si
5Ii nth St. NV. Ma. S-a2A2
GOOzh Gifts
Sl5 Penna. Ave. NV. d. 1890
Huntsberry's Fashion
Footwear
- Successor to Ed Bean, .so.
6?I nth 81. NV. d. 8-O6SS
lrving's
tsports Goods. sportswsAr. Luggage.
10th b q SITS, NV, Elk. 3-so&o
Joe PittIe's Metropolitan
Haberdashers
525 Iitb 81. NV NE. S-0ll2
KnickerbOcker Fashions
Ladies Millinery Wearing
,... , s s' s% Handicap 81. ,-.o.,
K0tzin
twomens Apparel
feO9 G Street NV EX. 3-0232
Kramer's Mems Wear
tclothins 3 Haberdasheryl ,o,.
1918 G ST. NV. RE. s-iBIe
Lanes Luggage. Inc.
1879 y Sc. NV. Di. 5-695o
Liberty Shops
tWomen.s Aecessoriest
LOO g 81; NV; N NJ s.sa1a
Lynn jewelers.
SOS Y 81. NV. d. 7-4772
Marilyn's
twomen's Lingerie h Asessscrissll.
90f lath st NV Elk. 3-S6Sf
Nelligan's Shoes
Juvenile & Mems Shoes
D22-92S r 81. NV. Ma. S-S37e
Neuman's Inc.
MEMS Wear,
lI22 N. Y. Ave. NV Ma. S-iS3S
New York Trimming Store
pressmakers Supplies. Fabrics. Yarns
8t3 g st NV. DI 1880
Nugent's
,.ro d 4 Il; NV A&gp'Fsl-L'MRHEs NJ. s,s,1,
Plaza Sport Shop
Sports Goods spSrtsweaI; Luggage,
The Princess Shop
HOS p 81. NV liz. 7-sSoO
Rite-Way Auto Top Co.
tseat Covers q Auto Tops)
6O7-9 x 81. NV. RE. 7-i7ei
Rochel's
oI Pris's s. Sso S suits Nc Ne. r sS2ss
Saltz r st.
Mems Clothing a. Furnishings>
i3iI p st. NV ME. S-4fSI
Schmid's Emporium Of Pets
Everything For Your PetsD
vtl-43 Eve 81 NV ME. SINS
Seely Bros.
1919 . st. NV ST 3-3977
Silberg Bros. Mems Wear
Clothing, Furnishings 4 shoesl
we 18th st. NV. Ma. S-71Ss
Sport Center
tsporting ooods--Boy Scout EQUIP!
SOI D 81 NV RE. 1880
Surplus Sales Co.
(Clothing Shoes, Camp Suppliesl
yes Penna Ave. NV RE. 1890
Tall Fashions
fWomen's Wearing Apparell
82O i2tb 81 NV, DI. 7-26O7
Town & Casual Shoes
tAir Step Or. Locke's Shenanigansl
b17 lttb st. NV. Ma. s-83l6
UrdOng Bros, Inc.
Ladies Ready-to- WEAR
1900 2 81. NV MA. 0-DbSB
Vans Mems Shop
i332 q So NV ST. S.S767
Vincent ct Vincent
HairStyliSt
500 18th 81 NV. Ma. s-OS3b
Wales Decorators
Home Furnishingsl
1919 q St NV tx 3-OfO2
1850 N Highland. Ari IA. 10000
Whelan's Drug Agency
Drugs, Cosmetics Cameras 0iftsl
lfOI n. st NV RE ,'7v2S
Wilson's Mems Stores
Nationally Advertised Brandsl
d. Ave- a MA "a II M Me a .nAAr
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FIGHTS LAST MIGHT
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
MIAMI BEACH. Fla.---Jimmy Morris
l54, Miami, outpointed Joe Miceli, 14a,
BROOKLYN. iI0J.
HOUSTON, Tex, Paul Jorgensen. 100,
Houston, outpointed Lauro 5alas. 1919,
Los Angeles, uOl.
HOLYOKE, Mass Sammy walker,
5g, springfeld, Mass, knocked out Bob
Bolton, 1870, Providence. U2).
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/ Shopping Area

Connecticut Ace. :
Shopping Area :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Beyda's Conn. Ave.
'HportSwear & Childrenst
1854 Conn. Ave. NV ST. 3-0203
The BO0tery, Inc.
os a's essn oi as. N.Y. sp0' f e. sss.s
B0rt0n'S
1918 Conc ,chi A.. G wv. o' Va. s-44ss
Casual Corner
tsportsyear a Separately
1000 Conn Ave. NV. ID. 5-3So0
ala wilson Blvd. Arb, Va.
English P0mer0y
Corset Shop
h,as Conn aS,'e ay. an Nv. 10. 1870
Jacque-Lynn
1919 Conn. Ave NV. AID. 2-30I4
Jean Mat0u, Inc.
Ladies Ready.to Wear
IIis Conn Ave. Wv Ma. $3.50
Joan Roberts
100 Conn Ave NV. 81: 3-15'o
MOORE Grear Motors, inc.
Msssury-Lineoln Service ane Repairs
LOO Conn Ave. NV EN- .-s""o
oneida Jewelers.
..Jewelry Watches. Diamonds Etc
Schwab, Inc.
.sos Gem Ave. NV. NE. s.ssss
Snoe ran, Inc. -,
Ioss Conn. et Ave. S'W EX. s.SSs,
1eo Lewis heslaurant
no2 Senn. ave.
E,I Ru co1,r iS 61si h pinnsrs
VanderIo0
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Barnett Fashion Shop
aDIa 18th 81. NV Du 1880
Beyda's
tsportswear & chiIdrens Wear
3sia 18th 81. NV AID. 4-SStS
Crosby Shoe Stores
3I2i-26 iith 81 NV. NO. 7-96O9
Factory Outlet
soI',iS Iiih 81. NV. DE. 2-sol7
Ida Seigel
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Francis & Parsons, Inc.
'Dedgs- Plymouth SAFES Z seryise,
Moe Berg's Paramount
Shoes
I..s Coed Coed HOPE iHs II Ia I 81 Ii. I.isIs
Walther's Dept. Store
1905 Good Hope nd. Sc. LU. i.ie2s
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s Southeast Area
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Brinsfield's Drug Store
3935 south Capitol St. 10. $4,000
The Clothes Mart
MEMS Wear
ss9s Coed Hope Rd- Sc. LU. l-S35i
Grand Paint & Hardware
Paints Hardware Housewares ete.l
221 Penna Ave Sc. Ii. 6-5803
Handles IS and 10"
Dept. Store
s51s Coed Hope Ra. Sc LIZ i-33s3
Kreger's Dress Shop
Ladies Wearing Appsrell
65S Peuna, Ave. Sc IL 6-2iSO
MOrton's Shoe Dept.
tPersonali2ed Fitted Shoes
and Dance Suppliesl
1894 Penna. Ave. S.E. DI. S-52O0
The Suit Shop
Mems clothingl
goo PennA. Ave. Sc. III. 3-4S33
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Adler and Mandel
auto Seat Covers g. Tops .oo,
1909 Woodmont Ave. Oh 4-!99i
Beyda's
wisconsin Ave 81 western OIL. s-s4e2
Jean MatOu
tWomen's WEAR
rms wisconsin Ave. OIL, 2-l5OO
Lee Bord's Bethesda
jewelers.
watch and Jeweiry Repairingl
.iiO wisconsin Ave. Oh. $4,000
Icons Mems Shop
Civilian Clothes AND uniformsl
1884 Wisconsin Ave. Oh. 2-looS
Market Tire Co. Inc.
Tires. Batteries and Seat Covers
aSi8 HAmDden Lane OIL. $4,000
MOnty's Kiddieland
tchiidren's clothtng. Toys, Furniiurel
1917 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. A-oI4z
Nets BOOtery
(CPersonaiized Fitted Shoes
and Dance SupplieSl
7O22 wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-S6O1
Ray KOOntz Mems Wear
.tMen's Clothing ~ Haberdasheryl
si26 wisconsin Ave. Oh H'SasO
Singers jewellers, Inc.
Reg Jew eiers. Amer Gem societyl
$40 Wisconsin Ave OIL. 4-3OSO
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Larry's Mems Shop
Complete. outntters inr Men, ~.
1897 Annapolis Rd. WA. 7-0s9s
Music Time
RECORDS q. Players. Aceessorissl
Ba38 Annapolis Rd. WA. T-0776
Shirley's
ladies Wear a Accessories.
$3.50 Annapolis Rd. WA. '-330o
Waters Shoes
si NspTs U,sna ; sS for IN fs4 aSo
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5 fayetteville, Md. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Deitz Dept. Store
Family Wearing Apparel and Shoes
Gaiistin 81. q Baltic. Ave, WA. 7-3903
Gloria Fashions
tWomen's q Children's Shops
b3t6 Baltimore Ave WA. s-ODlB
;t57 Annapolis nd UN. a.7lO4
Justine Nicholson
OldsmObile
$500 Baltimore Ave AP. $4,000
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s Rockville, Md.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Abode Hardware Co.
Fire Screens a. Accessories
4 w Middle Lane 20. 2.6146
Albee Shoes
,Shoes for the Family
~ n. Washington Ave. PO. 2-03SO
Greta Stevens
lWomen's Wearl
3 h Washington 81. 20. 2-41oS
Jacmar's
Furniture b Housefurnishinssl
~ N Washington ST, 20. 2-9t01
Jaye's BOOtery
,Shoes for the Family
100 Commerce lane 20, 2-66I4
Medley & Co.
tJewelers- Watchma kers -Opticiansl
e.O y. MontEOmery Ave 20 2-iSbS
N0rman's Youth World
The store For Children
4 N Washington st. 20. 2-6232
Worth's Dept. Store
(Women's a. Mems Ready-to-W earb
z. Montgemery q Fayette 81.
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BOwman's Hardware
Garden Supplies Paint Housewarel
biO2 Queens Chapel I'd WA. 1-6O96
Glen Lyle Fashions
ladies Ready to Wearl
aiOS Hamilton street WA. 7.1iS3
The Henrietta Shop
Nationally Advertised Ladies' App
3O2S Hamilton ST. UN. A-93O0
Mel-Ron Fabric Shop
1920 Queens Chapel Rd. TN. 4-79l3
Suburban Shoe Shop
Poll Parrot Shoes
Queens Chapel Shopping Center
31lS Hamilton St UN a-O73S
Wilson's Mems e. Boys
Nationally Advertised BrandsI
3llS Queens Chapel Rd WA 1.3I68
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Junior Mode BoOtery
tPersonaIized Fitted Shoes
and Dance Suppltes1
1889 Indian Head Hwy. 10. 1886
l. d. nj Service
tSeat Covers Auto TopsD
custom ana Factory Nader
i1I5 Biadensburg Road
CoimaT Manor. Md AP, 1880
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Alexandria, Va. :
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Alexandra Auto
Upholstery Co.
1850 South Peyton st. OV. $500
Bendan Motor Sales
Pontiac Sales q Seryicel
1923 Prince ST OV. $1,000
Bradshaw's Shoe Stores
,snoes for the Family
s sis N Mes. B. Broad 81. FaIi. 6 SSsaS
Central Motor Co.
iso, oronoeo s. ss's' . et ov' $1,000
FageIsOn Hardware &
T0yland
13iI-i5 King st. XXI. 9-9a94
herby's Inc.
tlo orr sales d Service
1870 Duke 81 KI. 8-O3s4
Lees Riddle Shop
Infants d Children Wear
700 nins 81 TE. 6-23l3
Linda Lee ShOppe
Ladies Apparel anu Accessories, also
specIaiizing in Tall Women,s Fashions!
90I king st. TIE. 6-2i21
Market Tire Co., Inc.
tIires, Batteries d Seat Coversl
$500 Jefferson Davis Hwy. TIE. 6-8S07
Old Dominion Motors, Inc.
worlds Second Largest Hudson Dealer
1888 N. Pitt St. OV 3-2626
ROsenberg's Dept. Store
. AZ tor Men women Shildssspl
Singers jewelers., Inc.
Res. jewelers. Amer Gem Society
sIY King ST al. $1,000
Turks Mems Shop
$500 Mt vernon Ave XXI. S-5O67
Williams Luggage &
Mems Shop
"a, kins 81. XII. $3.50
Windsor Mems Shop
Wash Vas ANsa asie 81 A,rpor. 81. 1855 $.ss;S
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s Annondole, Va.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Annandale Hardware
& Supply
topen Sunday 1912 PMl
Little River Turnpike CT. 6-1200
Bergen's Mems Shop
Next Door to Post Office JE. a-476O
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s Arlington, Va. I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Alma Shops
Fen 1E1, Accessories b sPor.sysas!
Handles IS and 10"
Dept, Store
aSI9 Columbia Pike IA. e-lI7i
Junior Mode BOOtery
CPersonalized Fitted Shoes
and Dance Suppliesl
31Is Wilson Blvd. "a. 2-9s2O
Lady Hamilton
Ladies Ready to-wear,
2lOa Columbia Pike IA. b-5950
Saltz F Street
Mems Clothing q Furnishingsl
lIsS n Highland JA.7-06OO
Staley's Mems & Boys
Shop
Mems Clothing d FURNISHINGS,
ESQ n Glebe Rd. IA. 2-524B
Waters Shoes
National Brand Shoes for the Family
1878 N Wash. Blvd. IKE. S-6lI2
The Wardrobe
(Women's WearD
1881 Wilson Blvd IA. $4,000
Wynn's Feminine Apparel
Shops
t52S Lee Highway JE 2.2O2l
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
( Falls Church, Va. s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Alma Shops
twomen's Wear g. Family Shoes,
i iSs T sI:as 81 st II, s ;s,sa
r. B. Clark Motor Co.
tChrysler- Plymouth Sales & service)
Complete Service Of All Types
OF Cars.
621 s. Washington 81. JE. 3-110O
Greta Stevens
On, % ., .wensn'' weN}1r ,.,o,,
Jefferson Village
Hardware
61Ots Arlington Blvd. JE. 2-ISs3
Kay Albert, Inc.
lWomens Apparell
ana 5 Washington st. JE. 4-112b
Lord Fairfax ClOthier
Winston VII "s sSSpp !, Center 5E s:sscS
Staley's Mems &
Boys Shop
NATIONALLY Advertised Brandsl
SOC LeeSburE Pike JE 2-R3f?
Town & Country Ladies
Shop
5i2 Leesburs Pike JE. 3.iSa1
Wynn's Feminine
Apparel Shop
go W Broad 81 JE. 2-202I
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I Wheaton, Md.


FASHIONABLE
.!Women's and Children's WearJ
li2i6 Georgia Avenue 10. 5-OSt7
Grubb's Pharmacy
lliSl viers Mil Rd. 10. B-3334
Quality Shoe Store
tRed Goose ShoeSl
ti4ib Georgia Ave LO b-2e39
The Sandman Sleep Shop
tFurniture)
2521 Ennalls Ave. LO. A-6sOO
Seegreen's Toy Fair
Toys Wheel Gopds, School suppliesl
1908 GeorEia Ave. 10. 5-d453
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: Additional :
! Maryland Areas s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Chambers Drugs
sO3; Defense Highway,
Landoyer Hills Md UN. S-83S8
Clinton Tire Center
RI. =. Clinton. ND CY. i-pSOS
3202 BrAnch Ave Silver Hill. Md
10 $4,000
Greta Stevens
(Womcn's Wear
tSt1 Indian Head Hwy. 10. 7-l2SS
Eastover Shopping Center
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
NE. Shopping
Area

Fran's Smartwear
ladies Ready to- Weari
1898 18th 81 NE. LA 6-b0iS
Mardfeldt's, Inc.
tWearing Apparel for the Family
2O18 Rhode Island Ave NE,
3032 18th 81 NE. NO 1-3220
1891 New Hampshire Ave.
Market Tire Co. inc.
Tires Batteries A. Seat Coveret
y3tb Bladensb'G Rd NE. La. 8.3SSb
Michigan Drugs
drugs Il Ioysl
1901 Michigan Ave NE La. $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18

TOMORROW CLEVELAND
INDIANS.
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: Takon1o Park :

center Hardware
6S3? New Hamp Ave. u. 8-4Il0
Hampshire Mems Wear
tClothierS & Haberdashersl
1871 New Hampshire Ave. JU 1-9105
Mardfeldt'S. Inc.
wearing Apparei for the Family
1851 New Ramp Ave.
20lS Rhode Island Ave NE.
3a32 I2th st Nh. No ,-S22Q