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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13
PROPERTIES, "a 4.lo.e'

q -ACRE BEAuM0NT-"Start the
New Year right IN this stone Cape
f 81 FS VIII H ofsF Y YOU III? iii iE
viRoNMENT You HAVE BEEN
LOOKING foR. IN WHICH TO
ilyins nm with natural stone IRE
piaee-sEPARATE DINING RM
-kitchen with lots. Of cabling;
space and beautiful yiew-full
bath-his bedrm and den cor
nnd hedfuf lovely secluded
screened porch midst lots Of
trees all OF LIST nooT Two bee :
rms. and bath on md Full base
men, with FINISHED REcREA-
TioN RN and freplsee--eharm-
ing buili-in bar-ouilt IN ga.
race. TIE LOT IS GENTLy
ROLLING WITH ALL KINDS OF
TREES You will be your own
santa Claus BY callinE nov about
this houSel' Another METIlER
exclusive Call IA, b-1595 III
. pm
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HOUSES FoR SALINE.


cOLORED-BUNGALOWi Ssp5 dn
z hr.. rec rn eent, IL s-lSON'
eves.. Ia. 6-0itS. uN. 4-7oo5
CoLORED-lsas WARTS ST. NE
Vacant, S-room brick hunga-
lcw. GOOD financing. Rove u be
fore Xmas cIRTik " TURNER.
COIoRED-ISSs OTIS ST. Ne
Brick home with hedrms. fuil
hSni oil heat, Diet. garaRs nice
yaFu Vacant. be n Tor Xmas
via sl,0OU deposit Cal NJ
OHaxzA. FL A-4SfS. MARSHALL
j WAPLE CO, Ap 4-s0V5
CoL0RED-NEAR ith AND R. I,
AVE-. NE.-HogSe N neE condl-
tton racAnt. MANY extras. 500
10 $500 cash. Also. rev detached
agick mouse large LOT res room
> baths. $500 to 81 .OD1 cash
Many other houses different parts
% the city OWNER. IA 9-70i0
COLORED-eIo CLAIMING ST.
Seyen-rm, brick. gas heat. gar
redec siss On, <aS no. EA
cOLORED-RI6Gs PARK-seni-
Diet hTiek:. I bedrms slpS down.
SIS no, Move in. vacant. TX
a--aOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13
HOUSES TO SHAM
BUSINESS oPPoRIuNIIlts

ARL.. N.---Wiil share my il.rocm
home with working neither, child
care, convenient IA, A-io0O.
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THOS. .. WAISHE, INC
nth Sc NV. tx 1855
DENT WIFI pTrY

RENT WILL BUY
This nne oldes-ktyls home on q
tfee-linec street. = owned by the
Builders dapEhter The owner has
a lge lGt-hT a-oedrm unit The
upstairs and bSmt are rented al
So SO with sep entrances Modest
cash, q bit Of work and your rent,
sl,i Ply MS nne n nome 4 J kEs'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13

OLD GARRETT PIX, i0TOs wey.
mouth 81 Real oppor. TO assuTis
al 4lass loan on 9-yf .-old indy
designed contemporary split-leyel
y rms, perch, patio, % acre, M
excel schools. swimming pool etc
hish beamed ceilings. lac. Window
tacine garden AREA; . bedrms
bath upper level. : rms bath
outdoor enlr. lower level, OWNER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13

aODEL. Lock /" Brand-nev, iust
COMPLETED CUs TOM UILT
RANCHER. Spawning on half acre
OF lovely countryside z large bed
rooms AND = den. PLUS finished
rec rm with fireplace IN fun
basement; separate dining rm. os
luxe equipped kitchen full
baths. attached CARPORT sum-
Hes patio AND ONLY S2i pbn,
PEAR SON PROPERTIES, JE
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4 REDRMS.. 2 BATHS

Ana paReled family room make
this hi-ievel house ideal for the
LARGE family. conv 20 school. PARK
and community pool Assume sI7.-
aAn VA loan with small down
paymt Owner leaving this week
call nov Priced Si9.98n Z p
BLANCHARD RraitoT. Ju $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13

STYLING--outstand.
ingly beautiful and liyAhle. this
3-bedrm. 2-bath new home, on 4
big 33, OOO-sa. 1T. lot bordering a
swiftly running stream kit and
porch which overlooks picturesque
countryside biz bsmt earport
plus rec rm. with entr. 20 out
door concrete patio EXQUISITE
Interior colors, traditional exterior
elevations shown by appi Call
REAL ESTATE sERv. INC IA.
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HOME WITH A VIEW

JAMES C. coRLEY 4 co
DAs5 Oa Ave ~ 9-4lM III !
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N6UsEs 40R sQlE--s.E.
scoNTlHutpl
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
MonIOoMERi cOuGIv

Convenient NH ano
Naval Hospital Quality built
brick rambler with \ bedrmt.,
baths. all-elec Kitchen. full base
ment With finished rec rm,, "a
rage S2d $50, Purchaser car. as,
Aune $4,000 trust al 1iass
kOltzENDORFER. RkALToR. OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13

FOR The SMALL FAMILY, We
offer a different style Of home
low price OF lust Sil,1SO-Nest-
led among trees this contemporary
styled ranehef has = bedrooms
and den, equipped kitchen and
dining Il" living room has fioor-
to-ceiling fireplace wall and ! 4-lt.
OF CHEEKY window area looking into
the wooded yard LIBERIA, FLA
terms available Call LURlA
BROS. REALTOR. IA $500,
9OfS Wilson blvd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13

CHEVY CHASE, in fashionable
Larchmoni, priced In the mid-3Os
One Of the mos attractive and
spacious California ranch homes
you have ever seen 3 hggr bed
rms 3 baths. LARGE living nm
opens onto screened porch and
patio and oyeriooks wooded
grounds . fireplaces 2-car ga
rage This Is charm 2efsonified
a. . low price Cal SHANNON
A LUCHS CO. KE 7-iS00 III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13

NEW sPLIT-LEVEL-e trane iFhts
10 Pentagon or D c 4 bedrns 4,
; full tile baths. psneled rec IN d.
table space isrge lot Priced az
Sai $50 For further details. call
THE DARBY co, Realtors. 23la
Wilson blvd IA s-93sS. oGce
men "a tfi u
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BEDROOMS AND BATHS pro-

vide comfortable llylns Tor the big
family al a low price l5xHl living
room with fireplace and large rec
reation room provide ample space
the kldoies Open besfred re,lings
and floor to-eeiline winoow vail
along with tree-sheltered lot
provide loads OF charm for this
unussAi home Excellent loan bal
ance may be assumed Don't de-
lay call today LURIA BROS
REALTORS, IA 7-s5oo. 2ots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13
Husband Held
'InTrunk SIdyino

ORANGEBURG, S. c., Aug.
13 P.-An Orangeburg man.
whose pregnant wife's body was
found stuffed into an automo-
bile trunk outside a hospital
here last night. was taken into
custody at a hotel at Savannah
Beach, Ga.
The Orangeburg County
sheriff's Office said Fred Liv-
ingston. about IS. was appre-
hended by Chief Deputy B. M
Collins and J. P. Strom, CHIEF
of the South Carolina law en-.
lforcement division.
Livingston waived extraditior
at a brief court hearing anC
left for South Carolina II
custody of the arresting Of
ficers. The Orangeburg County
sheriff's Office said no charges
had been filed.
The body Of Mrs. Livingston
mother of three children anC
expecting another, was foune
by police after a telephoned til
to the hospital. She was claC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13

day, apparently none the worse
for a fall into a 75-to-90-foot
well yesterday.
The boy fell through a trap
door covering a well at the
home of an uncle, Grover C.
Xix. He landed in about 3 or 4
feet of water. but was rescued
within about 20 minutes.
"As l walked onto the porch. -
said an aunt, Miss Matre Xix,
"he lifted the trap and fell
through. I was within 2 feet
of him. but couldn't possibly
catch him.
II ran screaming for help
and my brother was next door
and he came and went down
the pipes that pump the water
out of the well.
He (the brother, Walter
Dove Hix) held the child up
out of the water until we could
get some rope that was strong
enough to pull them out. We
pulled the boy out first and
then my brother. There must
have been a dozen or more
people helping
The hospital where the boy
was taken reported he suffered
only a skinned elbow and a
skinned place on his head. He
was held overnight for obser-
Yation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13

in a maternity dress and had
been shot three times.
Police Chief Harold Hall gave
these details:
An unidentified man tele-
phoned the hospital here late
last night and told the switch
board operator to "get someone
to see If they can do anything
for the person outside in the
car trunk"
The caller gave a partial de-
scription of the car.
Hospital authorities immedi-
ately called police. Officer:
found the car parked near the
hospitals emergency entrance
Detective Ralph Drawdy
found the car keys in the igni-
ton switch and opened the
trunk, finding the body.
Chief Hall said he was ad-
vised the car had been parked
at the hospital since about
noon yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13

1879. His secret for regaining the
lost poundage is simple.
IT Just followed my appetite. :"
he says modestly.
A typical breakfast for the
23-year-old flyer after his es-
cape consisted of hot cereal with
fresh strawberries. flapjacks
with a side order Of bacon. a
double portion of cinnamon
toast and three or four eggs.
His other meals were no less
hearty.
Since he is back in shape. 1t
Sleeves is anxious to get back
on the job.
Most of all, / would like q
chance at the experimental jeI
aircraft, but If a test pilot
billet is not available. / woulC
settle for any of the planes II
the 100 series"
1t. Sleeves has been flooded
with magazine and televisior
bids since his return and hal
about reached the saturatior
point.
Last week I spent every da,
with Leisa CHS l7-month-olC
daughter) - she didn't remem'
Der me at all, and we spen
the whole time getting to know
each other"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13

knowledge concerning the fine
art Of staying alive.
"a sour note in the air.
mans future was reported by
the Associated Press. 1t said
his wife in Fairfield. Conn,
was considering a divorce.
She is counseling with an at
torney about discrepancies"
in the marriage which de-
veloped before 1t. Sleeves
brush with death.
1t. Sleeves said "the decis-
ion is hers" and lit shook me
pretty hard"
He added, There was no
trouble before I went away.
I went through that ordeal
only to be rejected by the one
/ love more than anyone
elSe.")
Regains Weight
When 1t. Sleeves hobbled on
of snowbound Sequoia King
Canyon National Park (botl
ankles had been injured bail
ing out of his 1889 a will,
beard covered his face and h
had dropped so pounds from
his normal weight of 1876.
Today he tips in at a Sturd
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Pilot Who Beat Deoth
Aids Survival Program
BY MICHAEL MOK

Air Force 1t. David Sleeves,
who sports a debonair pencil
line moustache, last night
parked his Jaguar like a man
who might soon become &C
customed to the finer things
in life.
This was the pilot who para
chuted from an exploding jet
and walked out Of the frozen
Sierras 81 days later on the
heels of his death certificate.
1t. Sleeves made it very
clear the hirsute decoration
was no souvenir Of the ordeal
which began on May 9 when
his jet trainer shattered over
the High Sierra.
I've had this moustache on
and OF since / was is. It's no
reminder Of the time in the
mountains simply wouldn't
feel myself without it,"
1t. Sleeves has been assigned
temporarily to Boiling Field to
contribute all he can to the
psychological survival program
OF the Air Force.
From Washington he expects
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LJStlue 9fNa1

will delightful
You will
You will
This beautiful l5e beach dominates Mond Atlantic cLne nearly
public beach, Only will unlimited the
IS miles Here Beech
for lifetime refreshing You
gently Atlantic
with dopof offers enjoyable bathing the children
Big building 100 200 nhof ooob
be arranged budget Invest lifetime fenOment-e finest investment
exHorotne
sparkling miles beautiful sand Have
Beach,
incompatible office
complete detail the
information about Ocean Beech.
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Boy, 5, Is Rescued
After Fall Into
75-Foot Well

MORAVIAN FALLS, N. c.,
Aug. Is R)-Five year old
Phillip Xix Woody wanted to
go home from the hospital to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13
DRIVE TO OCEAN BEACH,
30 Miles South Of Ocean City,

Directions from Woshneton: New York Ave.
TO Baltimore Washington Porkwoy to Route so,
cross the Chesapeake Boy Bridge; then drive n
miles ond turn left on Route 4o4. Follow Route
4o4 thru 6ridoevIIe; then toke Route to
Georgetown and turn right on Route ;. Fol-
low Route ! Is to Berlin. tutn left on Route SO.
continue and turn right on Route Gil.
Representatives on the Property
Every Day until Dark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13

to be detailed to Stead Air
Force Base. near Reno, New.
where he will pass on further
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
Save on Bicycles.
Electric Troins and
Christmos Toys

80 Bsys' Enslish Bieycles, 26", COM
plete with generator lights, hand
broke, 5-speed oeor shift, eooster
broke, tive pump and bog Of tools.
HeoVily ehromed tenders and wheel
rims. Regularly $685.. 54.ee
Is Electric Trsia Sets with irons
former. Regularly 4o.45 If sold
seporotelY 1877
10 Electric Treia Sets with irons
former. Reouioriy 20.55 if sold
seporotely. e.e7
3 Dell Sunk Beds. Were 1898.
so Wssons. Were e.e5. TIT
II Doll High chsirs. Were 5.es.
z.s7
n FOosbsII outfits. Were 1898.
I4Tss Sets. Were 2.es. i.s7
~ Dolls with Plsy Pen. Were 4.ss.
ss7
~ Princess DoIIs in Musicol Baskets.
Were 1923 SIT
~ Peg TsbIs and Blackboard Sets.
Were 5.o9. AT
80 Reyon Plush MusieoI AnimeIs.
Were 6.e8. 4.s7
WGl--Toy Store, 9th Floor
;. selections az Chevy chdse
ond 7 Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
Remn0nts-FhidGy Only
Sove More
Thon VI on
Juniors Coots

40 Springfield AIl-Wool
Tweed Cooss in clutch ond
button-down-front STYLES.
Mostly beige ond postkls. g.
IS. Were 1895 10 1895.
1900
10 Suits, Ger ceoss end Dust
sFs. suits ore cotton. cor coots
Of cotton poplin, busters Of
linen-look royoa. Were 1925
TO i7.s5-S 500 10 100
WGl-Junior coo,s ond Suits,
4th Floor
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Special Purchase
Designer WooIens
500 end 800 yard

In Regular Stock Would Be
S.9S 0nd Mach More
900 ysFds from lesdins woolen mills
in Amesieos FFsRee, SeofIond, Ire
land and England IL q thrilling seIee-
ten Of aovslly weaves. Wide ronse
Of coloFs. Chevy Chose end ! Corners
only.
800 Ysrds Of SpeeiaI-Purehose
Coetinss IN regular stock would be
10 IS and much more. Soft, beouti-
tul blends OF wool and onocro;
wool. onooro ond nylon: wool and
fur fibeE WOOL ond ouonoco. Also
1000 enshreres. All lobeled for
tobric content. Blocks. red, noturols
end nony more oolors. All 50"
wide --S---- Yord, l2.9S
WGL-The Fobre Floor, 9th Floor
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;. Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Misses Bulky Knit
Orion cordisons
Yer. 1928 300

50 sweaters with push-up sleeves,
meek futile neck. Grey - beige.
- 70 40.
s skists end Blouses in tronsifion
cottons. Stripes ond pIoids 10 10
| 8 il the group, Werss5 90 and
much more 400
81 co-esdiassss in Docron ord cot.
ton blend. Full skirts and ivy style
shirts in fell tones. 10 TO s. Were
4.eo ond more 800
81 Pieces Of Summer PIaywsoF IN
eludIpo sleeveless ond lono-sleeved
shirts, holters and shorts. Cottons,
some in selling blues. Broken sizes.
Were 3.9o ond much more 400
IS Blousss in royon or cotton ond
Docron blends. Short and long,
sIesved, White and postels. 80 TO
80 in the group. Less thon "a
ptlce 900
80 BIousss in royon or cotton and
Docron blends. Short sIeeved in toI-
Iored Or rutfle-trim styles. 30 70 3s.
Less thon "a price 800
W5L-SpoHswsor, 3n3 Floor
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Save on Women's Shoes and Slippers
1o7 Pairs Monnequns desy pumps and evening shoes Brown
black navy olso gold ond silver color Were l295---6oo
So pairs sbieeo Hats and drsssy sings Black brown no
Were 10 IS and $50
40 Pairs GroyfIex Colt Shoes rubber lug steel spikes Were
1926 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
wsL-Tbs Shoe Center. End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
Big Savings from the Mems Store
siIverpIoted HoIIowdle

Dig savings from the Mems Store
Mems onkIe Of imported wool 87e 500
Woodhre 2trouser wool suits Regularly A0Z7
SOvs 54s on mems finequoGty felt Regularly 7A
Save 1850 superbI tailored fine Regularly 500
Our exclusive Atkinson mems undershs Regularly LIS 87e 500
Mems b'oadeoFh poiomos RssuIey 27 87s
Los selection of neekies Regularly $50 $50 1 500
Mems imported wool Regularly 5000 2Q
Mems OnssIeeve Regularly 795 1000 a"
II Men ssOr Floor oil o@yG 7carH~d Ao~#h
Sowing from the Housewares Center
windows. Regularly 500 @
Lady Atkins BseU Regularly 1875 5S
White finish toilet with Regularly SOS a."
Berkeley holds pairs Regularly 2sS J."
Imported Regularly 1898 u"
WOODWARD LoTHROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
Junior Cashmere
Sweaters at Servings
1900 ;. 1890

We're 1875 10 2S.W
AIS Cashmere Sweaters. sosdissns.
sIip-sas and drsssmaksr styles. elus.
ssus. pink. isde. beige. Shrimp.
black end white. 34-4o. Net ell
eolOrs In on sizes but good selection.
W6L-Junior Sportsweor. 4th Floor
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Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Art NeedIework

$50 SpooIs Of StFow Yorns,
US yos. TO spool. in assorted
coIors. Were 45c-loe
= Stomped Applique Quilts in
American EooIe design on
white background. We're
lle5 SOS
] Model Bunny LovndFy Bags
in blue. Were 600 $50
] Model Tote Bag OF oroy
PERSON curl yorn. Wos $500.
1900
8 Stamped NyIon Aprons in
postel colors. Were us, l.50
] Model linen Luncheon in
cross-stitch design. 6oxso"
size Was 5000 $3.50
] Model Bog in black ccrds.
Wos 50 s.s5
I Model Hot TO notch boo.
Wos 200 SOS
! Model Cotton Crib Quit in
white with colored applique
border Wos 1000 1925
] Model Cotton Breokfast
Cloth. pink with blue cross
stitch embroidery. Wos PCS.
SOS
WGl-Art Needlework,
5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
Designer Dresses
at Huge Sovinss

50 dresses ct sFsst reductions. la
eIUdss deytims dresses in dark
tFoRsitioR COTTON. Fayoa crepe o.
silk tweed-bloek. navy. brown.
stoy o. beige; end eoektsil end
dinner dresses in silk ehiffen. silk
tsttets, chsHtilly Of eeIsiea lees-
sold. ehemposne, sroy. green, spsi-
Get o. turquoise. 10 70 rs.
5 Were 1880 10 1880 iI4.oo
- Were $500 to $500 74.oo
Were 1895 $500
3 Were 6e.e5 1900
7 Were $500 to 49.95---zs.o 90
~ Were 1895 400
WGL--The Chondelier Room,
3rd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
Clearance Of
BridoI Gowns

rs wedding gowns fer winter %
spring. FlooF length with ehepel ~
eothedral trsia. In pure silk tsfGet0
Or psou Dc Sois with AIsneoa Ises.
o. in seetots satin o. chontiIIy Ioes
With tulIe. MsAy embroidered with
seed pearls o. meteorological 80
gums. 10 end II.
} Were 1000 to 5000 $4,000
; Were 1880 70 1880 II4.oo
z Were 1880 ond $500 S4.oo
5 Were $500 to $500 $500
; Were SO IS 10 1880 64.oo
W6L-The Chondelier Room,
Ord Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10

Sove on Wanted Homefurnishinas
Spieee place linen royon 31
BucIIo printed erYeIoth fnserp towels, suory soc BE
leon Alan" bath and lid regularly 4oS V
Chevy Ud Aoor#o
Peeoe mattress regularly 499 and $50 ~ and Az
DoerOn bed pillows by sunmmsrsods regularly $50 4.N
Chose 1cO.so~ A"odo
Bstolype glass b IomPs, decorated regularly 2495 1917
lpeee cherry wood sOod regularly sell for IL so PSI
Shop Floor Chevy Chose erndA sono
5pieee place settings English onsone eguoy ITS ZH
Swedish hondbown crystal regularly S5 SIC
English bone chino and reguIury us for 00
or 50 Chew ous nd Asudo
GuIstOn ROmoine carpet installed square yurd
cOruns Floor otoc nNycho
MesmOn traditional tobIes with leather regularly Z0U
Gallo wroushin dining groups price 1917 and ~"
Gallo wrOusiOn conversation groups epiees 1897
Gallo wrOushO Of tObIes less than VI price s."
Chew #
SHOP LATE TONIGHT !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
SoVe on Misses
A-Length Coots
For Fall
24.OO :. 5000

We're 1926 TO 1926
IS Fsmous Meke coots In multi
end moaOtoRs imported tweed;
green, blue. srsy. beige. Also soms
shoFt Shesmoos eeets. Misses sizes.
WGl-Coess, Ord Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
Remnonts-FGd0y Only
Decorative Pieces
From Our
Gift Shop

II sovaEiea Chino Ash Treys,
Jorge size. Were 4.9S AS
50 BsvsEioa Chine Ash Troys,
snoli sizes. Were 2.e5 l.95
" Nj n Dh Glass Ash Troys
o. coesteFs. Were 200 9se
] Swiss vsse. Wos 24.So,
1913
Assorted State Ash Troys.
Were LOO 5sss Z fer 100
! Copper French Fish Steomer.
Wos 5000 -3o $3.50
WGL--The Gift Shop.
7th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
Remndbts--FddOy Only
ApPoreI and
Accessories y
For lnfonts

i64 Carers Sleeveless Topper
Sets OF knit pique cotton. Snop
iocket and plostieizsd points
with snop fostsned front.
Boys ohd girls styles Were
500. 1873
3SS Cotton Sunsuits for boys
and girls in many styles ond
eolors. Were LIS 10 4.9S.
75e
50 Fsaous-Moks Psiemos in
summer weight cotton mesh,
Smoll sizes in girls styles.
Were 2.25. soc
lo3 Soft Stuffed Dolls with
embroidered foces, mode in
Switzerland, Were LIS. 7se
~ Diaper Shins. Of plisse.
Hond-mode in the PHILIPPINES.
Were 80. Las
rs Cotton Topper Sets, dioper
shiels with matching pants.
WeFeA2 90. I.9s
II Soft Stuffed Dolls with
voice. embroidered foees.
Wez.2o. i.4s
W0 The Nursery Corner.
4th Floor
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-21
OUR VISIT TO THE
WEATHER STATION

Friday. November Is. the 9th
grade wen, 10 the weather sta.
ton al the barracks We saw
a weather vane which is used to
tell the direction of the wind.
Mr. Stout explained the use Of
the thermometers which are
checked every ,wc",y.:our hours,
The red minimum thermometer
tells the lowest temperature in
;wenty-four hours Every Mon.
day the indicator IS checked. II
tells the temperature at any time
Of the days gone by Another
instrument was a rain gauge
which tells how muc!, rain has
fallen in twenty.:our hours They
have 4 solution 10 keep the rail-!
or STOW from freezing \ re.
cordcr tells the strength Of the
wind
Our class wants TO thank Mr.
Stout for giving Us his time and
telling US abou; the instruments.
Marilyn Gray. Mary Margaret
Mckay Mrs Hughes class
grade s
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-21

~: Donald ! Morgan. son Of
VI: ard Mrs. Chester |. Morgan.
vas recently selected soldier Of
ne month for the month of Octo.
Der He was selected for re.
ce!v!ns the mos; number of
points i: inspection. neat.
::v>> @: appearance and his duties
IL administration work.
The award was a certificate
freeing him from all extra de-
:a!.s for thirty days. and giving
an: ! par; time job in the Chi.
50, Tribune print shop
He vas recently transferred
:.v- For! Lewis. Washington.
H"c:. he took his basic training
- The L S Army Support Cen.
Ter II Chicago. Illinois for ad.
yance raining in administration
work
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-21
NOTICE

NOTICE of Call of Town of
Browning General Fund and
Street and Alley Fund Registered
Warrants.
Town Of Browning registered
warrants issued on the general
fund and bearing the numbers
listed below will be paid with
INTEREST," upon presentation at
the office Of the Town TrraSur.
cr.
NumbcrS-ll42 to lll4 inclu.
Sive: ll65: 1853. 1869: HI: ll72:
ll75 to ll7a inclusive: 1859. 1860;
llS5 to 1897. inclusive: 1871 to
1901 inclusive: 1907: 1923 to 1881
inclusive: 1898: l24O.l2+l. 1912:
1924; 1916
Town Of Browning registered
warrants issued on the Street 4
Alley Fund and bearing the mum,
berS listed below will be paid
with INTEREST," upon presentation
at the office Of the Town Treas.
urer.
Numbcrs-l2os. 1909; 1888 TO
1869. inclusive.
Note-plcaSc do not attempt
10 put these warrants through
regular bank channels upon read.
ing this notice They must be
returned 10 the Town Treasurer
for computation Of interest and
signature before they can be
caShed
Arlene Sessions. Treasurer y: ;hr
Town Of Browning