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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19

$500 Grey dyed Bassarisk 4-Skin Scarf $500
60.Oo Dyed MOutOn PrOcessed Lamb TOppers,
$500
1890 Ranch Mink 4-Skin Scarf - 39OOs
5000 Grey-dyed Bassarisk 4-Skin Scarf $4,000
10000 Dyed MarmOt Stole . $500
10000 Dyed MusIErat Pocket Stole $500
1890 Dyed Muskrat Coat, So, size IA llS.OOs
So000 Dyed Squirrel Stole, large : --I390Os
zVVVV Beige-dyed Muskrat Coat, size 12- $4,000
10000 Ranch Mink Pocket Stole, let-out- 259OOs
-. -. 'Plas Tag
imported furs. v
Second Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19

Preparing for q closed-door
meeting Of leaders from six
States. Mr.. Butler called for
obtaining contributions on a
broader base. He wants finan-
cial offerings from q large
number Of small contributors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19
Draperies. Curtains

1HtT0 FLOOR, washington Only
so-5Ss and SIS Printed Draperies, textured
and failIe fabrics. n and 9O-in. lengths. assorted
colors. Pair ----.--- 399
eO-1.9e Solid Color FOrtisan Fabrics, white, 4S
IN. WIDE Yard ------------------------ TO
35-s.se Ready MADE Sofa Covers, assorted pat
terms, colors Each 2.99
5O-l.Ss and 2S8 valances, for dinettes, bed
rooms, assorted fabrics and colors. Each - s9c
15-12.S8-lA98 Hollywood Bed Covers, without
pillows, discont'd styles, assorted fabrics, 9s9
SASS Chints Bedspreads, floral pattern, as
ooAsC CotN4o -4-----------+ S.89
80 in. long. Pair II 81
S-l6-Se Ruffled Dacron Curtains, double width,
" In long. FAR $50
lS-lSSs CustOmagic Chair Covers, discontinued
FeteCAAo 49, .S.o8
lo-29Ss Customagic Sofa Covers, Discontinued
patterns ---------------------- 1889
6O-2.SS-9.SS Curtains, Draperies Cafes, assorted
sizes and colors, as Is. Panel -------59c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19
Infants to Teens Wear
Reduced

SASS to 1888 Pram Suits, poplin or nylon.
size IL months and IS months - 1900
5SS Buntings, 1000 nylon interlined, pastel print
IN blue, maize or mint ------.-.3.O 300
1.S9 Boxer Blue Jeans, sizes 3-6 LA
SSS Corduroy Stacks for Boys, with double knee,
size 3 only aAe
I.Oo Polo Shirts, long sleeves, sizes 3-6 soc
z.SS Magic Crepe" Receiving Blankets, flannel
lined IA
fodder Boys 14S Flannel Shirts, sizes "a. 100
Boys 1888 Beacon Robes, size 6x only 1884
Infants Wear. Fourth Floor, Washington Onlv
10 Girls sss to 1899 Cotton Dresses, two-piece
style N
IL Girls sSs to $50 Skirts, printed or solid cot
ton "A
% Girls 7.ss to 1893 Spring Suits. Coats ', or
aOppeIs .---- 500
30 Girls 1.ss and 2.S9 Cotton Crepe Gowns. SScs
% Girls s!S9 POplin Jackets, unlined sizes
and 8 only esc
80 Girls l.SS to 2.ss BIOuses or sports Shirts.
Cot1on ana rayon ---------------.1 5O
Girls Wear, Fourth Floor, Washington:
Second Floor, Arlington
80 Teens 2s9 White Duck Stacks ssc
% Teens or Pre-Teens' 2.29 and 20 2Ss Shorts
OF ropnn Stacks -----.-.-.-.-.- - SOC
Is Teens and Pre-Teens' $50 to 1888 Dresses.
CottonS or rayons - 500
20 Pre-Teens' ss9 to 1899 Spring Toppers and
Suits Ena
80 Teens and Pre-Teens' 5ss Cotton skirts
800
Teens Wear, Fourth Floor, Washington:
Second Floor. Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19
zoe Lace Trim Briefs
Size. $40 2 TO, 81
TOyIaa1d
Fourth Floor. Washington only

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
1-1l95 Sand Box metal bottom, floor sample
as is -.-- 81. Il. - 500
l-5I.95 DE Luxe colin. Boys Bicycle, floor sam
1888 Pool Table, folding, floor sample, as is,
1899
2-4.9S Folding Doll Carriages, as is 2.A9
1-1395 Table and Chair Set, pieces, wax fin
ish, top split ----.-.--.-.6. 99
LASS Fire Chief Auto, floor sample $3.50 7.9s
1-22.S5 Fire Truck, pedal type, floor sample,
1888
2-llSs Plastic Covered Rockers, yellow, floor
sample -.-.-.-- -.. 500
6-6.9b "Cals Colt" Spring Horses, floor samples
3A
I-Sl.95 De Luxe 26-In. Imported Girls Bicycle.
3 speeds, hand brake - 2g.99
s-22.sS WrOught-IrOn Table Sets, formica top,
lloor sample --------------------------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19
Street Floor, Washington onlv

Street Floor, Washington Only
6-12.5O Silver plated FIatware Services for g.
80 pieces TO set -----.-.-.-----------.6.2 SIS
$50 Silver-plated Coffee Pots. slightly
oSihCtLicu . 49,
2.7S Holmes and Edwards Baby Sets, 2-piece
Bright Future" and May Queen" patterns
1.5O
1--lS0OO Holmes and Edwards FIatware Service
for II, set Is short salad forks, Spring Garden"
patVeIh -------------------------- $3.50
'Put Taz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19
Bake Shop
40c Rum Delight

A real treat combination
Of yellow and chocolate cake
with fruit and rum flavor;
chocolate iced. Look for our O0n
daily specialist OO
Street Floor. Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19
6.08 to 2I.O8 Dolls
1888 to 1899

q wonderful assortment Of dolls. Group in
cludes; Brides, Little Girl, Walking, Baby and
Drinking or Wetting Dolls. Dolls are II inches
TO Is inches in height.
Fourth Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19
Fabrics

Fabrics
Street Floor. Both Stores
LOO Washable NyIOn Chiffon
Very soft :. Grapes beautifully: a"
wide: 10 moSt-wanted colors; ideal
for frocks, formals, blouses, sari ga
dresses etc. DOC va
lbs Heavy slipper Satin
Very heavy quality Rayon and ace
tate blend: a" wide; in 10 wanted
colors; ideal for street frocks, nm
bouses, lingerie, bedspreads. etc. OOC 70
Street Floor, Washington Only
Remnants Of NylOn, RayOm
Good desirable lengths OF fine fab
RIGS in good color assortment, SOL
ids and prints. Ideal for street SIC 10
dresses, suits, Innings. etc. 1000 yards = en-
in this group. 1sOO w.
50c 10 LES Cotton Remnants
Desirable lengths Of fine quality cot 0OO -
tons; plains or prints; SO inches -
WIDE NC ys.
2.05.3.05 Tubular Wool Jersey
Is beautiful fall shades, including
black, white, bright red. dark green
and many others; non-sag; 50 m
inches wide. 1sOO ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19
Boys Wear
Second Floor. Washington Only

~~''~ A'~~'S W~Sf|"tbSOb OHty
1853 Orion Sweaters long sleeves, Ivy stripe,
"a, So, SO ------------------------- 3.9S
6-4.99 Orion Sweaters, long sleeves, 8. TO- ass
l2-S.SS Ivy Style Jackets, washable, a. Is, 10,
20 .--------------- I9e
iss
Q Youths 24.S5-s4.S5 Year-ROund Suits, Is. is.
10, 10, 20 . IA aa
Students 1895 Year-Round Suits "a, 81. 80.
1898
2-l2.s5 and 1895 Suburban Coats, all wool,
and 10 only ----------.-- 500
8 Youths Ss.sS An-WOOI 2-TrOuser suits, Is.
5 Jr. Boys 1895 and SIS zip-LIned Trench sDSS
3-17.95 Wash-'n-Wear RaincOats, II, IA .59S
1S-2.S5 Corduroy sport Shirts, size IL only,
samples --- l9S
4-29.95 and s4.SS Year-'ROund Husky" Suits,
II Youths 1885 and 1895 Atwood Sport Coats,
1855 and Sos Dress Stacks, size to IS in
group $3.50 ------4 ----- 3.9B
2S-l499 Corduroy Car Coats, washable, plaid
lining, 800 -.--.--.----. communicated 6.Ss
70 Youths 1895 All-WOOl Flannel Stacks, Ivy
style, 26-32 IN the group .-.--- 1913
25-l.99 and $50 Blue Denim Jeans size IA. 99c
1lO-79c White Tee shirts, size 8, 10, IA,
SOC, for 81
$3.50 NylOn Stretch Hose, fit sizes 6 to ga,
29c, for ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19

Lingerie, Foundations,
NeUIiUeeS


1889 and s.s9 Cotton Shorty Pajamas, broken
size range ---- 199
$3.50 Rayon Taffeta PettIcOats, broken size
range . l9g
6-4.ss Cotton Shorty Gowns broken size range,
299
25-7.ss Cotton s-Pieee Pajama Sets, broken
2o-2.ss Cotton SlIp-Panties, broken size range,
1893
1889 Cotton Print Waltz Gowns, broken size
range ------------------------ LIB
Second Floor, Washington Only
s5O-8.5O Longtime
ssBreafhim.Bras''
All-elastic bra that breathes with YOU m
Nylon trim. Sizes 34-4O 4sJJ
1855 Famous-NIake Longtime Bras, white.
sizes a. ~ and A 299
24-s.S5 TO 1909 White Cotton Waist Nippers,
1880 to 1AOo Surgical COrsets. slightly soiled.
$50
2S-5.95 Jantzen Toppers, white, navy or red
broken size range ----.---------------- 99c
$500 Short Breathin-Bras all elastic, nylon
hLtl, S<-So ---------s $780, Z.SS
Second Floor Washington Only
$3.50 DriP.Dry Brunch Coats
Cotton brunch coats by famous YOU . m
theme. Broken range of sizes for misses. OeOO
NeOliOees, Second Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19
Bramd.NeW
Sample Dresses
300

Manufacturers show pieces in dressy or
casual Fall dresses. Sheaths or full skirts:
many styles and fabrics. 1914 only.
Budget Dresses, Second Floor, Both Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19
PerfectS and IrreguIars Of
I.35 to I.65 NyIOnS
50c poi.

Full-fashioned and seamless styles in the group.
Good assortment Of colors. Sizes 8ls-l0h,
Street Floor, Both Stores
aO-1.25 Wool Knee-Hi Socks, broken size range.
nc
2OO-l.S5 Walking Sheer Nylons, dark shades,
broken size range --------. 6gc
Misses LOO Argyle Socks, sizes ell --------- SOC
Misses Csc Plain Color Socks, sizes ell SEQ
Street Floor, Washington ONLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19
Art NeedIeSUOrIs

Street Floor, Washington only
l.40 NylOm-WOOl
Knit yarns Of 500 nylon, 500 wool;
Germantown type that is completely
washable and mothproof. In silver grey,
yellow, white. navy scarlet, light blue, nm
sandtone and black. OJC
I.09.5.08 NeedlePOint
Picture MOdeIs
Needlepoint picture models in many
scenes Of seasons, scenic views, flow m
ers, etchings and animals Framed SSC 10
In light dark, white and gold wood q an
In oval or square shapes. <s4O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19

Mems CIOtIbi1sq
Second Floor, Washington Only
Mems Reg. $3.50
Wool Sport Goats
1899
Just 80 in this groupl Tweeds in rugged-looking
patterns. Perfect for office or leisure wearl
Choice Of greys. tans and browns Sizes: Reg
ulars, each IS, 49, a. A: 2 each 36 40 a..
Shorts, each g. 40. a; each 49, 80; Longs.
each 50, 80. 40; each "A. As.
Mems 1898 AII.WoOI Stacks
Tweeds, worsteds and flanneIs in SOL
ids, patterns. Pleated fronts, ripper
closures, all seams bartacked at points
OF strain. Sizes 40 $50, 4-3I, s-33 N m
1886; 1888; $40; 1912. 0sJJ
Mems Furnishings
Street Floor, Both Stores
200 10 500 Stretch Belts
Assortment Of famous-make stretch 40
belts for men. Broken sizes - QUO
$50 to 500 Wallets
Famous-make wallets in browns and II
y ~--OO'e -AO'ii' Plus tar
Sueet floor, washington Only
6.05 To 1890 Sweaters
Famous-make, quality sweaters In slip
over styles, some cardigans, perfects n m
and irregulars, broken size assortment. 0eSS
3.05 to 5.95 Sport Shirts
Long-sleeve sport shirts in a variety
Of patterns and colors Only 100! Bro = m
&C" 04AeS ------------------------- AsOO
LOO 10 l.25 Athletic Shirts
and Cotton Shorts
Whites. fancieS, boxer style shorts only. nm
broken size assortment Shop early, OJC
1880 and SIS Shirts. mussed----.2Ss
500 NO-IrOn Cotton Pajamas -----269
2-s.S5 Cotton Pajamas, soiled -l.s9
$500 Chefmaster Shirts With Matching Chef
nat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100
s-l.95 Tee Shirts, $50 dacron, $50 cotton.
l5-2.5O All-DacrOn Boxer Shorts -99c
t-7.95 Sport Shirts. dacron-cotton, mussed. long
and short sleeve styles ---3S9
u-2S9 Dress Shirts, mussed --l.OO
1S-4.09 DacrOn- Cotton Dress Shirts blue, l29
s7-2.sS shOrt-sIeeve, Knee-Length Pajamas,
l39
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19

$50 to 7.09 Sweaters
1888
Famous-make sweaters in orion nylon vcera
or wool blends. Long-sleeved cardigans and
short or long-seeved slipons Variety of styles.
Sizes 34-38 in the group.
Budget Sportsman. Street Floor Both Stores
25o-Sss TO $50 BIOuses. nylon dacron or cot
ton, short or y sleeves, sizes 1898 in group.
2.59, for 500
$50 BlOuses-SPECIAI. PURCHASE, cotton
broadcloth with various necklines, tasteful self
trims, sizes 1898 -.---------.--- LOO
1OO-199 and 2.99 Capri Pants, long, tapered legs,
upper side, prints, sizes 1916 in group loo
1889 BlOuses, cotton, sleeveless. white or
pastels sizes 1898 in group - 1.59, for 800
2SO-59c Custume Flowers, pin-on or cluster
style ---.--.----.----- ---------3 for 100
Budget SportsUeGr. Street Floor,
Washington Only
zoe Lace Trim Briefs
Sizes $40 2@$
Rayon acetate briefs with style variety in lace
trims. White, pink or blue: sizes 5-lO.
Street Floor, Both Stores
5O-1.S9 and 299 Cotton Sleepwear, Panties, Slips
broken assortment ------------.-- - 100
2S-lss and 2So Cotton Slips, broken size range
100
2.SO DaerOn-C OttOn-NylOn Panty Slip, broken as
7Sc NyIOn TricOt Briefs, broken size range,
for LOO
Street Floor indies Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19
GIOUeS Reduced

6O-4.O0 and 500 GIace Leather Gloves. shorty
slipon style. black or navy, small sizes only 100
$500 Mercerized Cotton String Gloves. grey
small or medium sizes " l29
26O-s.oo and $50 Fabric Gloves, novelty slipon
styles, black, navy, brown, beige and some white
NAA SA1SS ----------------------- l.JS
Street Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19
Coats, Suits
CNSalML Dresses

ElsS.OO Imported Cashmere Coats, blue only.
$500
N-ll0OO Imported Cashmere Coats, aqua only.
600
ls-l7.Ss to 22.ss Casual Dresses, mostly darks,
misses sizes 90
12-l7.9S to 22.9s Misses Rain and Shine Goats
500
2o-4S.SS to $500 Misses Suits. Tweeds and
solids, assorted colors -----------slO 90
Second Floor Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19

Second Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19

Street Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19

Budget Sportsman. Street Floor,
Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
EVENING

500
5-BiIly Johnson Show.
7-BuffoIo Bill, Jr. Kids
9-cisco Kid. Western.
$50
4-News. Weather. Sports.
Rash. Strlnqet Gibbons
Stun House. Billy Johnson.
7-Town and Country Time.
9-SpotIieht. News. Weather.
GoIlohcr. Cushing Doueios.
6:45
9-Doue Edwords. News.
$50
4-Scr end Friends.
Foul Af7old ond Muppets
e:55
7-Louis Allen. Weather.
700
Avid Bill Hickok. Western
5-Dongerous Assignment.
"8nefcase Story
7-Bocksto9e. Sports, News.
Strong. Malone. MoIkie.
9-Code 3. Crime.
Junk Detail" Richard TroVis.
7:l5
7-John Dolly. News
1870
4-Dinoh Shore. Songs
S-The Whistler. Dron1n.
1.-The Lone Ranger. Western
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
March ID

4:30
5-The Eorly Show. Movie.
Hour. IS Mn. Straw Nor"
Cerr1ot Welsh.
ledge OF Night. Serial.
4:45
4-Modern Romonees. Scroll.
500
4-Comedy Time. Scroll
mickey Mouse Club. Kids.
Circus Ooy; The Corssons. Jug
Oilers Snow Country" George
Noooto, the Joponese foreign
correspondent. nouotes visit to
Jopon.
9-Amos m Andy. Comedy.
$50
4-FootIisht Theoter. Comedy.
Hour Susie end The Lone
Wof Films Al Boss host
9-My Little Moraie. Comedy
5:55
5-News. Motthew Warren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
THURSDAY

Irish rebellion. 0ee6eN No.
Roe, Potriclo Morrison. MuslU ~
Victor Herbert, book ard hrt6
by Henry Blossom.
5-Wrestline. Copitol Arena.
lair Time ST. Variety.
Storing Vaughn Monroe with
guest toIent
1880
7-Studio 7. Drama.
1900
4-News and LocoI News.
Horkness. Sproaue
5-News.
Motthew Worren.
7-News. Weather. Sports.
McCoffrey. Allen. Pickett.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
RIchords Douplos Daniels.
ll:lo
5-Feotureite. Short Subjects.
4-Weother. Sports.
Strireer Simpson
o-The Late Show. Movie.
la Hours "one- Way Ticket"
1888 A girl leovss fer college
end discovers ti1ot her convict
sweetheart hes escooed in the
trunk Of her cor Lloyd Nolan
1.-The Night Show. Movie.
Hour, . Mn The Master
Plan. 1855. Wayne Norris.
4-Som ond Friends.
ll:30
4-Tonieht. Jock LescouIie.
= Hours Arerrco Af'ct
DARK
5-Woshinaton hovietime.
Hour Crooked Nuts" Esrt
Wheeler. Robert Woolsey.
1880
5-Thcueht. lns7irotionoI
lz:45
1.-The Lords Prayer.
100
A. lns-iFotion.
9-Mcdi.ation. Weotker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Program Listines

9-Sereeont Preston. Action.
A prospecting En9lshn1on ond
his elderly sourdoueh portne'
strike Il rich in the Yukon but
il costs the old-tin1 his life.
7:45
4-NBC News.
Dovid BrinkIey. Chef Huntley.
500
4-You Bet Your Life.
Groucho Morx
5-Movietime USA.
! Hour, IS Min. Two Alone"
1884. Jeon Parker.
7-cireus Time. Variety.
Sob Cummings. Comedy
Bonto Gronville will be feotured
$50
4-Droenet. Jock Webb
A necktie solesnon reports the
theft a. his volu1bie stock ond
accuses former enpIoye
9-Shower Of Stors. Color.
Hour. Storing Jock Benny
with guest stors Gale Storm.
Jacques d'Anboise. Sid krofft.
Hedy Lororr, Lawrence Week
500
4-The Peoples Choice.
Sock ond his secret BRIDE. a.
tempting to slip o~oy FOR week
Of skiing ond honeyrooonn9.
ind themselves IN the wrong
trends Goblin
7-Donny Thomos Show.
The Model Danny is dsop-
pointed when douqhter Terry
Leaves school TO become o model
Guests joi Lons,n1 Borbor1 To-
gan ord EIoine Ed~ofds.
9:25
5-hotthcw Warren. News.
4-The Ford Show. VorietY.
George Gobel viii visit Ernie
5-The Folcon. Adventure
"Folse Foces Charles McGrow
7-Boid Journey. Document ny
A dortn1 underwater execution
to photograph ISL ard other IN
derscd creatures
o-P!oyhcuse 80. Drono
| "A Hours The Lost Tycoon
A genius in the motion picture
business struggles to nointoin
control Of his studio. Jock Pal
once, Viveco lindtors, Keenon
IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
500
4-The Peoples Choice.

Sock ond his secret bude, q
tempting TO slip o~oy FOR week
Of skiing ond honeymoonrn9.
lind themselves in the wrong
"friend. { rnhin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Danny Thomos Show.

The Model, Danny is dlsop-
pointed when douqhter Terry
Leaves school TO become o model
Guests. jo Lonsn1. Borboro To-
gan ond Eloine Edwofds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21
Brooklyn's Dim Hopes
Sink in Finance Maze

NEW YORK, Sept. q Dr.
Whatever chance Brooklyn had
Of keeping Its beloved Dodgers
appeared today to have van
ished in a maze Of high finance
figures.
With the rejection by Dodger
President Walter O'Malley of q
new offer by multimillionaire
Nelson Rockefeller. the path to
Los Angeles-once strewn with
pitfalls-was all but cleared.
Rockefeller, himself. refused
TO give up hope Of holding the
Dodgers in Brooklyn.
An unusual combination of
circumstances still could keep
the team in Brooklyn" he said.
Welcome Plans
But while an impasse de-
veloped here, Los Angeles ON
Gals gleefully went ahead with
plans to welcome the Brooks.
Conferences were being held
with Dodgers officials there and
contracts were being drawn up
TO be presented to O'Malley.
Los Angeles city attorney
sounded a. note of caution,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21
Belmont D oubIe-Heoder
Heads Turf Card 7 odoy

one-sixteenth at Hawthorne
Park. drew a bulky field Of 10.
The River Divide Farms De-
cathon. under 1872 pounds,
heads a field Of six in the 500
0O0-added, Z furlones Longport
Handicap at Atlantic City: a
dozen 2-year-olds were named
for the 16,00O-added New Eng
land Futurity at Rockingham
Park. and 10 West Coast q
FLIES we're entered for
the $l0.00O-added Tanforan
Lassie Stakes.
Although the two Belmont
features may not settle the title
scramble in those divisions. the
record shows that since lo41
10 Matron winners have been
voted the best 2-year-old fillies.
while eight winners Of the Bel
dame won honors for older
mares. II all start in the Bel
dame. and most Of them are
stake winners, the pot will total
$60, 800. with the winner netting
ISL, 200. The Matron gross
would be s63.6l0. with $4,000
for the winner.
Two Race at 122 Pounds
T. A. Grissom's Nonnie 10.
winner Of the 1856 Michigan
mile. and Kenneth Kelman's
Grand Canyon. each must pack
high weight Of l22 pounds.
Nonnie 10 Is half Of the Girls
ZEE BELMONT. Page Ala
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21
Be Tests Navy Power
Before $4,000 Today

season trip, provided they have
q good season and beat Army.
Opposing T quarterbacks had
key roles today. For Navy. that
would be Tom Forrestal, the
handsome Cleveland youngster
who has a full year Of expert
ence in running the No. unit.
For Be it was Don Allard, who
saw considerable action last
year and. like Forrestal. is re-
garded as q poised signal-caller
and able passer.
Both teams have big lines
and good runners. notably. Ned
Oldham, Harry Hurst and Dick
Dagempat for Navy and Alan
Miller. Tommy Joe Sullivan
and Larry Plenty for the Eagles.
Both head coaches spent the
past week telling everybody
they had nothing but conf
dence in their teams. Coach
Eddie Erdelatz in seven pre-
vious seasons at Navy never
moved into an opener with more
optimism. Coach Steve Holo-
yak. no doubt relishing the role
of underdog, promised an in
teresting afternoon for the visi-
tors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21
By the Associated Press

Sixteen Older fillies and
mares, and 10 2-year-old
misses display their racing
forms today in rich Belmont
Park double-header-the $780,
0OO-added Beldame Handicap
and the $50. 000-added Matron
Stakes.
Fucker Up. 1875 pounds top
weight, owned by Mrs. Ada l..
Rice: a tough Calumet Farm
entry Of Princess Turia. l24,
Amoret. lit, and Beyond. ia;
Mrs. E. d. Jacobs Searching,
i24, and King Ranch's Dotted
Line, III, are outstanding in
the 10th running Of the mile
and-one-eighth Beldame.
Mrs. S. George Zauderer's
Poly Hi, winner Of six major
stakes for 2-year-old fillies;
the Powhatan Stables Poca-
hontas and Mrs. c. Ulrick
Bays Idun are expected to get
the most attention In the 51st
Matron. This race is 8 furlones
on the Widener straightaway.
II In Detroit Race
At Detroit a field OF II was
entered for the S50.000-added
Michigan mile and one-six-
tenth when the heavily, ia
vored Swoon's Son was with
drawn due 10 rain and mud.
The S25.00O-added Illinois
owhers' Handicap, q mile and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21
BY DICK STAY
star staff Correspondant

MoRGANTowN. w. va,
Sept. 2l.-A pair Of natural
yet infrequent--footbal rivals
squared OF today at Noun
taineer Field. as the West Vir-
ginia team entertained Virginia
and an expected crowd of
$4,000 for the season kickoff
The Mountaineers we're IA
vored by 1914 points to win
this 18th meeting of the schools
since 1898. Their last game
was in 1854. when West vir-
ginia won l4-10. leaving the
Cavaliers with an 81 margin
OF victories In the rivalry.
West Virginia fields a heavier
starting lineup. averaging EOS
pounds TO 1893 for Virginia. with
the advantage 2l4 to 204 in the
lines Sophomore Mike Riley.
1856. moves up TO No. / right
end for Virginia to replace the
injured Fred Polzer and brings
up the Cavalier average
slightly.
Polzer. the Atlantic Coast
Conferences leading pass re-
ceiver in 1856. is a serious loss,
however, II his bruised right
leg keeps him on the sidelines
all afternoon. Experience and
depth, especially in the line,
figure as West Virginia edges
today.
The game has shaped UP as
q battle Of fullbacks, inasmuch
as both offenses are built
around the power runners. Jim
Bakhtiar. the Peerless Per-
sian" who attended Washing
tons Western High School and
Bulls Prep. is the Virginia
squad captain after churning
for 1912 yards in two seasons.
He also uses his 1893 pounds as
q side lineAacker on defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21
By BILL FUCHS
Star staff Correspondent

BOSTON, Sept. 21.-For the
first time since 1928 and the
second time ever. Navy and
Boston College were meeting
here today in football. and it
figured to be quite an occasion.
A full house Of $4,000 fans
was expected. as Be officially
dedicated its new on-campus
stadium! Archbishop Edward j.
Cushing and Rear Admiral VIII
liam r. Smedburg. III, super
intendent Of the Naval Acad-
envy. were among those listed
as speakers in pre-game cere-
monies.
Navy was a l3-point favor
tie TO get even with the Eagles
for winning that 1923 meeting.
60. That was the year &c won
all nine Of its games to rank
No. l in the East.
This year, Navy Is being
touted as an Eastern and Ma
tional power and the Middies
have high hopes Of wrapping
UP a bid to q bowl game.
Academy officials have given
them the green light on a post