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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21


TRUTHS IMMORTAL IDEA
This is the age in which
Truths immortal idea is
sweeping down the centuries.
gathering beneath its wing
the sick and SHINING. Ny
weary hope tries TO realize
that happy day, when man
shall recognize the Science of
Christ and love his neighbor
as himseIf,-whcn he shall
realize Gods omnipotenee
and the healing power Of the
divine Love in what it has
done and is doing for man.
kind" MARY Baker Eddy,
S&H, p. 55)
DAVID EXPORTED
when Israel went out of
Egypt, the house of Jacob
from a people of strong
language;
Judah was his sanctuary,
and Israel his dominion.
The sea saw il, and fled:
Jordan was driven back.
THE mountains skipped
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21

like rams. and the little hills
like lambs.
What allied thee, o thou
sea, that thou fleddest? thou
Jordan, that thou vast driven
back?" Psalms Halls.
PROPHETS VISIONED
In ages past the men and
women who depended upon
Gods guidance, through the
storms of life, came safely
through. And through the in.
telligent one Mind, they were
always victorious.
WE NEED MORE
CONFIDENCE
And in this age, the Chris.
iian world should have more
confidence in Truth and Love
than in fear of material
things. We should trust in
the power Of Spirit TO guide
and keep US that all things
be made right. that good may
hold dominion. Gods perfect
ideas are forever under his
Continued On PAGE q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
IMAM. Head Sees Dietation Trend

IN OPENING SESSION KEYNOTE, sWcERT WARNS
OF FEDERAL RECOMMENDATION OF LIVES
BY Will Lissner my. Tmes)
Americans are drifting into absolute RECOMMENDATION OF
their daily lives Ernest G. Swiserf president Of the Ma
tonaI Association Of Manufacturers declared Yesterday
he delivered the keynote address Of the sxiy-second
congress OF American Industry the annual meeting of the
22oeo-member business organization.
tsee NJ A. M HEAD SEES. Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
Gil Ii ISTMAS
Gods Precious Gift To You
by Andrew 4. Euehauk CS. +++

mooeru Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our father Mother God, all
harmonious" (pl6, Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with . world
message and mission, who wildly the grace of God
And how! Science & Health, textbook, is Gods
Liberator OF The Bible.
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
TOOL
Jesus 'loved righteousness and hated iniquity"i
The "qukewarm" live in fools paradiss."i
generation less than fwo mIennivms ago. the MYTH
lcAL, DEvILsH, ANTI-cHRIST. ADAMEvE MURDERoUS
CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvES AND FOOLS PSEUDO ma
TERiAL" CREATION AWAKENED TO DIVINE REAL
LILY Externally HARMONIOUS. FLEsHLESs. MAT
TERLEss. SPIRITUAL cHRISTLIkE.
MARY. THE vIRcIN-MoTHER
Msrys awakening only partial in large
subeoneous but her awakening ample TO have eonee
ton by the divine Ego, infinite Spirit omnpoten divine
Love, "our FafherMoiher God, a-hsrmonious."
METAPHYSICS BASIS OF ALL REALITY
Marys environment may have had some support from
Greek philosophical thought Of 100000 &c. Greek thinking
asserting that matter merely mental phenomenon and
that we live in exclusively mental universe!
Centuries Of moral spiritual evolution Of pos
terty Of Judah eliminated in Msrys moral and spiritual
be receptive the angelic revelation that her
Holy Ghost conceived Son would be the Messiah.
Conception by carnaI male ego would moi suffice
Not for Gods ncomparab able Prophet Messiah Son Who
much 70 that wicked and aduferous genera
ton" |. oosd not bear the many things Jesus
had reveal The Savior. the wsv, the truth and the
life" must demonstrate the omnpotence Of divine Love,
Ills Father, your Father and Father, the REAL
PARENT in and off, the entire universe! Hence His triumph
the most diaboica aspect Of the Adam-Eve Cain,
Judas MY tn murder and death
tSee CHRISTMAS. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
Soviet Presidents Letter 10
Pres. Ike Heads Of Great Britain,
France, And All UN Nations,

is IN THE PATTERN OF sATANS DUPES SEEKING
TO HINDER NEHEMAHS LEADERSHIP IN REBUILD
ING THE WALLS or JERUSALEM -
FALSE ACCUSATIONS, VAIN VACCINATIONS" 10. t..
THREATS. AND INTIMIDATlON-BUT NEHEMIAH
HELD ON. DOING GREAT WORK FOR THE LORD
divine Lovel. REFUSING TO WASTE TIME ON
KNAvES AND FOOLS
WORKERS HAD ARMS AT THEIR SIDE CONSTANTLY
WHILE WORKING ON THE WALL. AND WERE ALERTED
TO ANY BATTLE CRY THAT MIGHT BE SOUNDED
tSee the book Of Nehemiah for yovrsef).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
The Big RoadbIotk To Conservative
Victory"

BY Raymond MoIey, Contributing Editor, Newswee
'ExeerPts reprinted from HUMAN EvENTs)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
Argentine Air|iner Crash Takes 81
To Dealt"
Windsor Daily Star. l2/lo'

Windsor Daily Star. l2/lt
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
ARcENTINE'S DEVILS r. {. DEsPoTisM IS
BEARING FRUIT AFTER ITS KIND"i tcen)
THE U. s. HAS MORE THAN IT'S SHARE or SUCH
DISAsTERs-AND THEY ARE LIKEWISE CAUSED BY
THE DEVILS r. C., THE DEVILS CHRIST VOID,
ANTI-cHRIsT JUDAISM !, THE DEVILS MATERIA
tses ARGENTINE AlRLiNER, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
The Unions Road To Power"
The Communist Wolf In Sheep S
Clothing! -A.F.F., C.S.

Three major factors contributed to the rising strength
OF The unions in politics:
FIRST there was the patronage Of dominant poliL
es' regime IN washington with sympathetic laws and kind
red spirits in strategic spots such as the NLRB the various
war industry boards and fhe DEPARTMENT. of Labor;
lses THE BIG RoADBLocK, Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
= FEAR NO EVIL '
Unto Us A Savior Is Born
] Godss Love Is Complete

Jesus said "Ye shall know the truth and the truth
shall make you free" John 1892
In this atomic and spvtnk age. II is the Truth and
nothing but the real Truth that make free from fear
of world chaos.
PURIFYING POWER
1t through the purifying power of God that the hearts
of may be made strong in faith hope, and freedom
from aar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
US. Ideals - 0mnipotent!

THE SOVIET LUNATIC ASYLUM Is NOT TO
RECEIVE ANY COMFORT OR ENCOURAGEMENT
FROM THE FoREcolNc-THAT is. NOT IN SIN
AND ERROR
BUT SATAN WILL TREMBLE IN HIS 'BOoTS'-AS
GOLIATH BEGAN TO GET NERVOUS WHEN THE
YOUNG MAN. DAVID. DEFIED HIS BOASTFUL.
DEvILIsH EcOTlsM. AND DECLARED:
THOU HAST DEFED THE ARMIES OF THE LIVING
GOD, AND GOD WILL DELIVER TO US YOUR
CARCASS THIS VERY DAY!
tsee PRESIDENT EISENHOWER, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
Every Mortal A Liar!
The NY. Times Is A Prisoner Of II
Devil! Via

l. THE DEVILS JUDAS. CHRIST VOID, ANTI.
CHRIST JUDAISM
4 THE DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLIC, MATERIAL.
IsTIc PERvERsIoNs OF THE NoN.REcIMENTED
PoPELEss, iNFALLIBLE. SPIRITUAL HEALING
AND HEALTH PRESERVING CHRISTIANITY OF THE
c-H-LL.D-L-E-ss CHRIST JESUS. THE WAY, THE
TRUTH, AND THE LIFE"
lsse SUPPRESSED Page I'D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21

lo32-THE DEVIL so HARD up FOR WHITE
HOUSE CONTROL THAT THE DEMOCRATS TRAIT.
oRoUSLY SABoTAGED THE LAST TWO YEARS OF
HOOVER. AND THEN TRADED ON THE GOOD NAME
OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. THE cREAT-AND
GAVE POWER TO A MORAL, SPIRITUAL, INTEL.
LEcTUAL, AND PHYSICAL CRIPPLE = THE
WAGES or SIM HENCE. EARLIER DEATH THAN
STAIN AND CHURCHILL is STILL ACTIVE!
tsee FULL TIME PRESIDENT, Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
The US. Moon 'Dud'!-
Sloppy Thinking, Discipline, Prayer.
Of the "Satan Bound, The
Non-Christian Scientists!

COD ADDITIONALLY, TO HIS DETROIT TRiBul
EXPERIENCE IS THE VICTOR NEVER II
vANoUIsHED OUT OF DEFEAT SPRINGS THE
SECRET OF VICTORY" Second" Mary, Bal
70 you M W..
JESUS BE YE THEREFORE PERFECT, EvI
YOUR FATHER WHICH IS IN HEAVEN [-oMl
PRESENT-lIs PERFECT!
HEBREWS, ROMAN CATHOLICS, PROTEST
ALL OF THE HUMAN RACES EXCEPT MY, cor
CHOSEN PEOPLE, cHRiSTLIkE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS |, HAVE MUCH NEEDLESS HEARTH
FRuSTRATiON, DIsAPPOiNTMENTS-BUT :
DO LEARN THAT THEIR FALSE MASTER, THE
DEvIL-ANMAL MAGNETISM-Is A M-Y-T
"A MURDERER. A LIAR. WHO ABiDES NOT IN 7
TRUTH BECAUSE THERE IS NO TRUTH IN
Mo REALITY!
AND. PROGRESS AND GROWTH ARE THE
ETERNAL MANDATES or THE ONE MIND-oi
OTENT. DIVINE LOVE. YOUR "FATHER-M
GOD, ALL-HARMONIOUs"
tsee v. S. MOON. Page ~
ppEclNEMT OE tINtON TLEOt NcIrA Al cEAu
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Suppressed By NY. Times

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE NJ Y. TIMES BOAST OF "ALL THE NEWS
THAT'S FIT TO PRINT" MERITS MY 'DlcTATIoN TO
ST. PAUL. AFTER BEING LIBERATED FROM M.
MURDERoUs HEBREW SPIRITUAL LuNAcY AS SAUL
OF TARsUs. APPRENTICE FOR THE HEBREW
RABBiNATE-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
Pres. Eisenhower In France: NATO

WE HAVE BEEN SAYING THAT THE VERY
PRESENCE OF GODS HIGHEST POLITICAL REPRE-
SENTATIVE OF TODAY WILL GIVE MORALE.
COURAGE. FAITH. OPTIMISM. THE iNvINcIBLE.
TRIUMPHANT CHRISTIAN SPIRIT TO THE FREE
PEOPLES AROUND THE GLOBE. AND GIVE HOPE
AND ENCOURAGEMENT TO ENsLAvED PEOPLES
EVERYWHERE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
The Bible and Shakespeare

THERE IS A DESTINY. DIVINITY, OR DIVINE
THAT SHAPES OUR ENDS, RoUcHHEv
THEM HOW WE WILL!
tsee sovIET'S PRESIDENT, Page ln
IS SEN. KENNEDY, DEMOCRAT AND ROMAN
CATHOLIC, PERMITTING WALTER REUTER-
AND HIS REPRESENTATIVE,
Jack Conway and a Mr.. Burke
AN INSIDE TRACK ON THE INVESTIGATION
OF THE DEVILS UAW-ClO
ATTEMPTED STEAL OF CONTROL OF
KOHLER Wisconsin,?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Churches Back
Safety Drive

washington area churches
and synagogues will observe
November as ''Traific Safety
Crusade Month In co-opera-.
ltion with the Metropolitan Area
Trafic Council.
Clergymen viii deliver SER
mons during the period on the
theme Thou Shalt Not XIII"
DR.. Frederick &. Reissig. ex-
ecutive secretary for the Ma
tional Capital Area Council Of
Churches. said I'VE are ap-
palled and saddened by the
number Of people manned and
killed by traiiic accidents In the
washington Metropolitan Area.
We are convinced that this
number can be reduced con-
siderably. and every effort in
that direction Is the response
hiiity Of all Of us"
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
OBoyle. Archbishop Of WASH
ington. declared "Our conduct
IN driving as well as in walking
through trafac involves an ohli-
cation Of moral law. Respect |
Tor the lives Of others must be |
bur predominant concern as
we drive. Our striving to |
make the laws Of charity and |
the Golden Rule as our per-
sonal trafiic regulation win
serve best the cause Of God and
country"
Rabbi Txvi II. Porath. presi-
dent Of the Washington Board
Of Rabbis. asserted The sense
less and needless destruction |
by trafiic accidents Of human |
life must be seriously reduced.
Every individual has not only |
Q legal but q moral and spir-
itual responsibility to do his
share IN cutting down traffac |
fatalities"
A. Julian Brylawski. chair
man Of the trafilc safety edu-
cation committee. Metropolitan
Area Trafic Council. said
clergymen have been requested
10 ask their parishioners to sign
crusade pledge stickers.
The green circular gummed
pledges are to be pasted on the
upper rear glass window Of cars.
They have been approved BY
the commissioners Of motor
vehicles of Maryland and vir-
einia and by the director Of
motor vehicles in the District
of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

Cannon both towels, first quality,
22x44" size in pink, blue, green,
yellow, white, oquo. Regularly
6oc. z for LOO
Matching l2xl2" wosheloths.
Regularly zoe. s for LOO
Printed cotton piIIoweoses, first
quality, 80 square, assorted prints
and colors, 42x36" size. Reeu-
lorIy 6oc. z for LOO
Mesh disheIoths, first quality
multistripe cotton. Regularly
l5e each. u for LOO
ple,tie tobIeeIoths. 52x52V,
y z for 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
all Items advertised a all three Stores unless Otherwise indicated
homewares, linens and bedding
Washington Bethesda Budget . Corners

Zippered white muslin pillow pro-
teetors. Regularly soc. z for LOO
Group Of pure linen dish towels.
reouIorly 6oc. z Tor LOO
Lamp shodes, 8" solid eolors and
novelty. loo
PIostie pillow protectors, zippered,
Regularly 3oe. 3 TOR loo
Noteo rubberlike stair treods, for
basement steps. 3 TOR 90
Giftwore group Of planters, tea
pots, serving bowls, dishes,
kitchen oids, decorator cups and
soucers, silver plotted salt and
pepper shakers. 700
Down stoirs Store. Honewores, Linens
and Bedding, North BuiIdiF9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

Washable chenille both mot set,
1894" size. Regularly ! so. 100
Fancy imported linens and cot
tons: 80, AZ" scores and 5-pc.
vanity sets, 5-pe. Bridge sets, s.
pc. teo sets, linen seoNes, 2-pc.
napkin sets, domosk toblecloth
5ox5o", hemstitched 5-pc. guest
towel sets, embroidered and cut
work piIIowcoses, 5-pc. choir book
sets, 2-pc. napkin sets, 2-pc. bun
and breed basket with roll cover,
5-pe. Romie kitchsn towel sets.
Regularly Lao to 1879. Zoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
mems apparel and accessories
Washington Bs,hssda Budget Icsrnsrs

combed cotton T-shiFts, irreou-
lor, reinforced neck of Nylon or
Docron. z for 100
Cotton bFoodeloth shorts, Son.
forized. boxer or eripper styles.
z for ! 90
Mems linen hondkeFehieis. Reg
ulorIy 35c. 4 for LOO
Mems Plastic roineoofs, populor
smoke shade, will not crock or
stick. Fold into plostic cose.
Small, Medium, Large. LOO
Mems eombed cotton hondker-
chiefs, coIored borders. Reou-
lorIy 25c. s for LOO
White cotton hondkerehiefs.
10 for ] 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

Save on mems dress shorss--Son-
forized oxford cloth and brood
cloth dress shirts in fused, button
down and slotted eoIIor styles.
White and eoIors. broken sizes.
100
One size stretch hose. WOOD
leigh" 1000 stretch Nylon, fits
any foot. Regularly soc.
, pairs 100
Mems eII-wooI muffIeFs. navy.
Z for 100
Mems vinyl slippers with hondy
cose. 100
Reyon fouIerd neekties. Reeu-
IorIy LOO. z for 100
Down stohs Store, Mems Furnishings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. ldp couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day, matt three
fun days and Yecetre the
license on the nth day. SuR-'
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Bernard n. Dickens. %. and Gertrude
c. Jederies. 81. both Of o16 iOth 81.
Robert smalllns. 90; ,,: s5sl . 4 81 e;
0 x PavliE n. 10th q i5i5 osdsn g.
csrTrins.On R. cOnisy. -. Richmond,
c,y rE0H 3 n Ma nis 81. ao4 p st. nv.
and yirginia A. B. Sanders. 30.
1o HDsn < Venue wslnb.rser. as. $500 Quebec
Il. NV. and MARLIN hoffman. %.
xuefie Y f fSonsSSss rs. sfa Hollywood pl
me- and Nanora Jones, 81, 203 8
Theodore 4. Thomas. 81, 4ee Ord 4.
Bobby O. Henry, 20, 47Ob jay 81. n.e.'
and Polly A. Peterson, 10. Rose Hiil.
John p. schramm. 81, Baltimore. and
Pansy L. silman. 81, Glen Burnie.
Herbert o. Knisht. AZ, and Eva L.
Morris, so, both Of College Park.
Howell p. Gosneli, mr., "a, 1uitlnnd,
Nd, and Janice Warner, 10. 2723
P.si:S 4 BsEisEe; "a s!;.i lSss lst4 81 4
Gales st. ne.
Ma and Lille IA. Lyons, %. JoO5
Jossp6 3. Norris. 80. and Charlotte :.
Ralph . isaekson, 3s. Bay City, Mich
and Roberta Z. Parsons. %. i747
Richard Z. Neisinser. %. ssob Ksat-
ing 81. Sc. and Frances Y. Parker,
is, O44 14th 81. sc.
John Franklin Jones, o., liz Bates o..
NV, and Mary Osborne, 81. Balti-
chsrlss Tvyman, 20, 1924 ssth a.
Both st. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

women's mosehins lug
sese. l-pc. frome, We
neer top and bottom,
scuff-resistont cover.
Troin coses, l8" Over
mites, n" Weekend, rs"
Pullman. Choose o set
in blue, qroy or tan. Reg.
ulorly 1875 eoch. $50
Pleose odd 1895 Federal tox.
5-pe. chenille bath mot
ensembles Oh emile
both mot sets including
I eoch 1924" bath
mot. lid cover, woste-
basket, wostebosket COW
er and 0'xo' shower cur
toin in pink, blue. green,
oroy, turquoise, yellow,
brown, rose. Regularly
3.88 O set. z sets 500
Beautifully designed
brass lamps. with gold
tone parchment Paper
shades, all with 3-woy
lighting. Regularly
l2,95. TBS
Down Stolrs Store, Homewores,
Linens and Bedding, luoooee.
North Building. olso Bethesda
Budget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Washington

underwear sreetIy redueed-Boby doll royon po-
jonas, woItz gowns and Sonforized fIcnnelette
busters, sleeveless cotton brunch coots Assorted
colors and prints. Sizes Small. Medium, loroe
Regularly 80 and more 100
seconds Of nyIon hose-Seconds Of three fon,ous
brond nylons in dress sheers, business sheers,
service weight. Also cotton foot hose IN the
group. New foshion shades, sizes ga to ". II
perfect 8oc and more. FOR 100
Down Stoirs Store, Hosiery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
infants and children's wear
washington . ss.hssda Budget Corners

Girls semple blouses and cot
ton flonnelette shirts, wosh-
oble, in assorted styles. Sizes
7 to IA. Regularly l.oo. LOO
Girls wool knit hats. mony
styles. Regularly l.9o. 100
Girls blue jsons. boxer style,
sizes 3 to s. 100
Girls cotton knit ponties, white
only, s to l6. ; for 100
Down Siois Store Infonts
Girls Polo shirts. stripes and
solids. sizes 3 to Ok. z for 100
Down s,oln Store. Girls Apporel
Boys' T-shirts, irreouIor white
combed cotton, reinforced
neck. Sizes s to 10. II per-
feet 79c. ; for LOO
Boys' white cotton socks. ir-
reoulors Of well-kncwn moke,
heavy crew style. Sizes 9 to
II. II perfect soc pair.
, pairs LOO
Boys' leather belts. assorted
colors and designs. sizes p to
q. Regularly 100.
z for 100
Down S,ois Store. Boys Clothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Women's underwear, foundations and hosiery
Bethesda Budget

group Of underwear, royon gowns, cotton body
doll pojomos, nylon petticoots and slips, cotton
or royon briefs. Assorted styles and colors broken
sizes Less than " price. Tor LOO
Down stoirs Store. Underwear. Robes ond Houseeoots
.. ond Bethesda Budget
sirdIes and ponty sirdles-PuIl- style in srnolt
medium and large Regularly ZOO Loo
Down stoirs Store, corets Washington Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

GOLDEN WEDDING
The Rev. Charles A.
Shreve and Mrs. Shreve
Of S72O Forty-first avenue,
Brentwood, recently cele-
brated their 50th wedding
anniversary at q dinner
given by members Of st.
pAuls Presbyterian
Church. Brentwood. Mr..
Shreve Is pastor Of the
church. The couple has
one son. two daughters
and six grandchildren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

Monday i. in the Down Stairs Store
Washington, Bethesda Budget, I Corners
womsn's, misses, jr.s
accessories and apparel
wasAIngisn . Bsshssda Budgsi
I ceEnsrs

cotton dresses washable, color
fost prints and checks. button
front and side zip style In sizes
IL to 20 and l4K7 to 24Vz. Reg
ulorly much more. 100
savings for iunioTs--Sonforized
cotton flonneI shirts, assorted
ploids. sizes "A and l6 Regularly
l.oo. LOO
Down sicirs Store. Junior Miss
and Teen-ooe Apporel
misses ENTHUSIASTICALLY ire
oulor pull on. sweaters, Orion,
bosic and novelty styles. Reou-
lorly 2.oo and more. LOO
Down ssoIrs Store. Spotsweor
women's bIouses-First quolity
cotton bIouses, sleeveless styles
in prints, solids, stripes. Sizes 81
to A In the group. not every style
and color in eoeh size. Regularly
80 and more. LOO
Down siclrs ssoref eIouses
haIf oprons-Printed and dotted
holt oprons, washable and color.
fost, with bios binding trim and
srolI pocket. z for 100
Down sscirs Store. inexpensive Dresses
elisabeth post eosmeties-lip-
sticks, creoms, lotions, face pow
der, skin freshener, Foundation
Clio. Regularly 2ec and 3oc.
4 for 100
PIeose odd 1896 Federol tox.
printed head squeres Silk blend
and royon cholIis heed squares,
COY prints on solid backgrounds.
Regularly 8oc. 3 for LOO
Down Stoirs Store. Neckweor
women's sloves-Wool k n I
gloves in white and coIors. Coy
contrasting wool or beod trim.
Sizes Small. Medium. loree. LOO
Down stoirs Store. Gloves
costume iewelry-6oId and silver
coIored naetoI necklaces, broce-
lets and eorrinos, toilored and
dressy styles, mony trimmed with
simulated stones. Regularly 90.
z for LOO
pleose odd loe6 FederoI tox.>
Down Stoirs Store. Jewslry
hondboss-Loroe selection OF
women's hondboos in simulated
leather and royon foiIle. Pouches,
sotchels and clutches in block,
navy and brown. Regularly much
more. i.VU
PIeose odd 1926 Federal tox.
Genuine leother wolIets. wide
selection Of styles. some with in
side upper compartment, some
with chonoe purse ottoched.
Block, navy, red, tan, brown. loo
pIeose odd loe6 Fe6erol sox.
Genuine Leather belts, good seIee-
ton in assorted colors. Sizes Z4
to 81. l.Uu
Down Stoirs Store. Hondboos
plostie roineoots, with hood. eleor
or green in Medium or Loroe. LOO
Down sioirs Store, Umbrellas
Special group Of hots-Velvet
berets, .foke leopard berets and
cloches, also pilIboxes, shells,
befets, cIoches in block, navy,
red, green, sapphire. LOO
Down sioirs Store, Millinery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Engineer Unit to Meet

Courtney r. Sunday Of the
Portland Cement Association
win be the guest speaker at
the Potomac Chapter Of the
Maryland Society Of Profess
sional Engineers monthly din
ner, 6 pm. Tuesday at the
Langley Park Hot Shoppe, New.
Hampshire avenue and Uni
versity lane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

IrresuIer cotton knit sIespers.
2 piece. sizes ! to 4. II perfect
l.6o. 100
Cotton knit undevshiFss. tob
shoulder, short sleeve. Sizes
2to8. z for LOO
Boys' cotton knit T-shlrts. sizes
2 to 8. 2 for LOO
lnfents' shirts, tie side and slip
over, infonts' to l8 months.
z for 100
Troinins pants. cotton knit. u
months only. 4 for 100
Corduroy erewIers. snop crotch,
9, II, Is months. LOO
overolIs. sizes 2 to A. assorted
colors. LOO
helones Orion yoEn stretch On
kIets. sizes s to 8 and 8 to ! !,
white only. , for LOO
Cotton knit gowns and ki-
moncs. white and pcstels. loo
Fitted crib sheets. white ond
postels. 100
Group Of ehildren's shoes and
slippers. some tennis shoes.
100
Down sioirs Store. children's Shoes.
Washington only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

IT'S fun TO 90 barefoot at
the beach, but you need shoes
for school. Give through the
UGF to support the Shoe and
Rubber Fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

Fa m o Y s-n q m Q dress
pumps. sondols, walking
and c m fort shoes
casual styles, wedges,
flots and novelty shoes.
Not every style in eoch
size. Some shoes slightly
soiIed. Regularly much
more. 2.90
Down Stoirs Store,
Women's Shoes
Ploystep cosuols. COM
fortoble wedges in sling
pump. instep strop. r
strop and oxford styles,
suede or eolfskln IN
black, brown, gray. red.
Sizes Marrow and Me-
dunn. 1879
Down Stois Store, Women's
Shoes, Washington only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

eII-wooI eoots-Tweeds,
cords. pushes and mar
tiniques in 7 styles,
block, brown, blue
tweeds. red, peocoek,
oroy, blue, black, toupe
in Misses Petite and
Holt sizes. Regularly
$500 to 1926. $500
Atwood tweed cor eoots
with $3.50 wool. l5s6
NyIon quilted lining.
Detachable belted back.
Block and white tweed,
sizes 10 to l6. Sove
over "a. 1890
Down Stoirs Store. coots
misses and WON ems
dresses-A wide ossort-
ment Of styles ond COL
ors in sizes 10 to 20 and
l4Dz to 24N2. Sove "a
to Va. 5.sS
Down Stoirs Store.
Misses and Women's Dresses
misses skirts. slim styles
with kick pleot, in
tweeds and solids. AS
sorted colors, sizes 10 to
l8. Regularly 4.9o. 800
Misses Foneh points end
jeons, irreoulors. AS
sorted coIors, broken
sizes. II perfect, 2.o9
and 800. 1888
Heloneo sweaters of
Helonco yarn in novelty
ond clossic styles. Choice
of many shades. II per-
feet 800 to 500. $40
Down stoirs Store. Sportweor
garter siFdIes-Pull-on
style, wide apron book.
with power net. Small,
medium, lorce. Reou-
lorly much more. Its
Panel front garter belts,
small, m edium and
large. Regularly $50.
Its
Down Stoirs Store, Corsets
Washington Store Only