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4 II Just know 7 haven't q
chance in the world of beating
her." the Richmond City cham
pion said.
Then, as If already trying to
overcome the attitude that could
be her undoing, she added: "But
I'm sure going to try"
Fifteen minutes earlier, Mrs.
Allen. the medalist with a IA,
had sauntered coolly off the 18th
green and into the finals with a
typically clean-cut 6 and S con-
quest of Helen Hicks, Ocean
View dancing instructor.
Entering today's match with
Mrs. Bower, Mrs. Allen hadn't
had to 60 further than the 18th
hole to eliminate any of her
three previous opponents. Yet,
since match play began Tuesday,
Mrs. Bower, who had an 81 in
Mondays qualifying, has been
playing equally fine golf. I
Mrs. Aliens 6 and S triumph
over Miss Hicks in the semi
finals was strictly no contest
after they halved the first two
holes. Starting with No. 3, Mrs.
Allen got her game back in its
old familiar groove and fired
seven pars in succession to move
four up by the turn. She won
No. 10 with a bogey five and No.
IL with a par five. then ended
the agony by halving No. 13
with another par.
Mrs. Bowers 5 and 4 semi
finals victory over Mrs. Egen-
road was almost as decisive.
Mrs. Egenroad won only one
hole all day-No. 10. when Mrs.
Bower lost her touch long
enough to bash her tee shots
into the woods.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Jim Heeon's Young Son
In Hospital With Polio

LYNN, Mass, July 20 (R.-
Pat Hogan, 7-year-old son OF
Catcher Jim Hogan of the In
dians, is reported in fair con-
dition at Lynn Hospital, where
he is being treated for a nom
Iparalytic type of polio.
Pat was visiting his maternal
grandfather, John F. Kennedy,
in Lynn when he was stricken
several days ago.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Disbursement Leeds
Recreation Leuuue

The Treasury Departments
Division Of Disbursement leads
in the second half of the Dis
trict Recreation Department. s
softball league No. 3 today with
a 40 record.
Disbursement scored a 9-S
victory over the Coast Guard
yesterday on the Monument
Grounds in a game called after
five innings because of rain.
Chuck Shadwell homered with
nobody on for the winners in
the fourth inning.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
NOTICES ARE LATE,
BUS BREAKS DOWN,
GOLFERS GIVE UP

The District junior golfers
just weren't supposed to go
to Quantico for their field
day yesterday, it seems.
First the printer mislaid
the notices, and the boys
didn't receive them until too
late.
A few showed up to meet
the bus to take them to
Quantico yesterday morning
but the bus broke down just
over the bridge, so Frank
Emmet, in charge Of the
boys. decided enough was
enough. He postponed the
trip. e
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Walker Agrees
To Join Lions;
'MaIIoy Out

DETROIT. July 20 R.-Th
Detroit Lions announced toda,
that Halfback Doak Walker ha,
agreed to terms and would pla,
a sixth year of professional foot
ball.
Walker came to terms in {
telephone conversation from hi.
home in Dallas. Texas. However
the former All-American from
Southern Methodist told thu
Lions this season would be hi,
last in football.
The announcement followed BY
several hours published report.
that Walker wouldn't play thil
year unless he was paid $50, 900
A source close to the Lions sale
Walker would get around $40. 600
The Lions also got some bac
news. however, when it wa.
learned that Halfback Gordon
Malloy. the Miami University
star. has been told by doctors
that torn ligaments in his knet
will prevent him from playing
football this fall.
Malloy was injured Monday
in the College All-Star training
camp in Evanston, H., in prepa-
ration fors the annual All-Star
game in Chicago August IL
against the Cleveland Browns
His place on the All-Star squad
has been taken by Halfback
Frank Bernardo OF Colorado.
DR.. Carl Badgley of University
Hospital in nearby Ann Arbor
told Malloy that further exami-
nation Of his knee would be made
in an effort to determine whether
he could return to football next
season.
Malloy, Detroit's fourth draft
choice, came to the Lions train
ing camp here following his in
jury. Coach Buddy Parker said
he had planned to use him as
a right halfback. NJ
STEVENS POINT, Wise, July
20 R.-The Green Bay Packers
have announced they are trad
ing Tackle Art Hunter to the
Cleveland Browns in return for
Guard Joe Skibinski and Tackle
Bill Lucky.
Skibinski, just returned from
military service. and Lucky will
report to the Packers training
camp here today. Hunter pres
emily is in military service and
won't be able to join the Browns
for two years.
Hunter, a former Notre Dame
star, was Green Bays No. /
choice in the 1854 league draft
and was the Packers regular Of
fenSive tackle last year,
Evening star., 1955-07-29

AFTER METRIC MILE RECORD-Hesinki- Sand
hor 1haros Qeft) and his Hungarian teammate,
Istvan Rozsavoelgyi, embrace each other after
1haros broke the world record for the 1,500-meter
run in dual meet between Hungary and Finland
before $4,000 fans in the Olympic Stadium here yes
terday. Previously record-setter in the 300O-meter
and 2-mile runs Iharos was clocked in 3:40.8 one
second better than the record set by John Landy.
(Story on Page C-1)-AP Wirephoto
Evening star., 1955-07-29
FIGHTS LAST MIGHT
By the Associated Press

ADMINISTRATIONS Lane, 1884,
Muskegon, Mich. stopped Elmer Lakatos.
1854, YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (Sl.
LOS ANGELES. S.-Zora Foley. 1873,
Phoenix. .Ariz.. stopped Jake Williams,
1S4, Portland. Greg. a..
WARREN, Ohio.-Bobby Hughes, 1874.
Warren. and George Boddie, 1875, Day.
ton, drew tS1.
MONCTON New Brunswick
Durelle, III, Bale Ste. Anne, New Bruns-
wick, knocked out Billy Fiheld, 40.
Evening star., 1955-07-29

windup today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
Hollywood 39-inch Sets.
lnnersprins Mattress, Box
Spring, 6 Blond Legs.
% s:~.' $3.50. $50
o:

GEORGETOWN GALLERIES Tables solid ma
hogany gateleg 14x34 closed, opens to sit g.. Was
500. Now - - ---.------- 49, $3.50
WHITE GREY CHERRY ITALIAN PROVINCIAL
Dining Table, 44-inch round with apron leaves
side and arm chairs. Was 1898. Now S298
ALLIANCE Dining Group wildwood solid cherry,
consists of 54-inch credenza buffet 38x56 extern
sion table, 36-inch glass door china cabinet and
chairs. Was $685.. Now 80 - -- $685.
UNION NATIONAL Directoire Group, cherry &C
cented in ebony and gold, consists Of credenza
buffet with glass and grilled door hutch, oval ex-
tension table and magnificent chairs; Was 81 $685.
NOW ~---.-------- ------r SSS5
STICKLEY Cherry Drop Leaf Table, 42x20, open to
42x46. Was $10450. Now SIS
FRANCHER Credenza Buffet beautifully banded
swirl mahogany, shaped front. Was $685. Now s1S4
EXTENSOLE Console Table, mahogany extension
with 3 12-inch leaves. Was $126. Now SH
ALLIANCE WILDWOOD, 3S-inch cabinets with open
hutch Was $179.50. Now $3.50
FRENCH PROVINCIAL Dinette Tables 30x48 extern
sion with formica top and chairs Was $3.50. Now 500
FRENCH PROVINCIAL 48-inch Junior Buffet with
open hutch. Was $140 Now--------s----------- SIC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
Salvation Army
Auxiliary Elects

Mrs. William Pope Ander-
son III, has been elected
president Of the Salvation
Army Auxiliary. succeeding
Mrs. Harold H Burton. who
served in that capacity for the
last two years.
Other officers elected at q
meeting, held recently in the
Salvation Army Emergency
Home. include: Mrs. John w.
Kern, first vice president;
Mrs. John F. Lillard. jr.. sec
ond vice president: Mrs. Roy
E. Lowe, recording secretary;
Mrs. Rowland F. Kinks. cor
responding secretary: Mrs.
William H. Brockman. as
sistant recording secretary;
Mrs. Sylvan M. Marshall. as
sistant corresponding secre-
tary; Miss Jean O'Brien. treas
urer; Miss Marian L. King. as
sistant treasurer; Mrs. Carl
Wilson. historian, and Mrs.
George D. Nelson. parliament
tartan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
BEALE

Continued From Page B.
with their debutante daughter
Mercedes and good friends,
new Colombian Ambassador
and Sonora de Urrutia. The
Motricos are the most harassed
couple in town at the moment
because they are giving a New
Years eve dance for their
daughter and everybody IN
town is either trying to get to
1t themselves or get a friend In.
The great problem in this city
Is how to win friends If enter
tanning.
The Swedish Ambassador
and Mime. Bohemian were there
and the Gully Darlingtons. who
will leave for two months in
Europe come February: Mar
garet Abel, wearing a big
solitaire diamond on a dia-
mond choker; British Ambas-
sador and Lady Makins, Scott
Kirkpatrick, Taylor Simmons.
the Carl McArdles with their
young daughter Marcia. the
Ethan Strounds and their re-
spective mothers. and Harry
Hoskinson with Nancy and
Deering Mccormick who came
up for Christmas from Coconut
Grove, Fla. Last night the
Buchanans gave another big
party-a dance for their teen
age daughter Bonnie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
72:IxX5 Our
MODERN DEPARTMENT

ERWIN LAMBETH 2-Cushion Sofa. gold and black
texture foam rubber cushions. Was 1919. Now, $l6S
BUDGETREND Loose Pillow Back Love Seat, green
and metallic texture. Was slsl. Now $i2s
ROYAL Lounge Char. 2-Part Sectional Sofa, beige
and brown texture foam rubber cushions Was $459
Now - - $249
BIDGETREND Loose Pillow Back Lounge Chair,
sculptured blond frame, rose and metallic texture
Was s124.5o. Now --S 6950
DREXEL PRESIDENT Dnette Table, silver elm,
36x50" with two 12inch leaves. Was $9450. Now, $5S
DREXEL Drop-leaf Table. 30x40", grey mahogany,
extension with two leaves. Was 1928. Now $S4
FORECASTER 3-Drawer Chest. grey, brass pulls.
Was $3.50 Now--.-------~~---------~ S3S3V
DREXEL Silver Elm Magazine Lamp Table with
Shelf. Was SOS. Now ----.--------- $3.50
FORECASTER Bookcase, 24-inch, gray cherry. Was
IMPERIAL Cocktail Table. Sahara, glass insert.
39x2O sturdy. Was SAT- Now Sl9.95
STERLING Commode Table, formica, walnut and
white 23xl7h", floor sample. Was $3.50 Now, $3.50
WEIMAN Lamp Tables, mist finish, 2Sx18ia", shelf
brass trim unusual design. Was $780, Now $3.50
IMPERIAL steptable coral finish 3ox2O", shelf,
heavy design Was ST. Now $3.50
DUNBAR Cocktail Table, autumn finish, 3ox26",
decorator gallery. Was $l5950. Now $69.50
WIDDICOMB Cocktail Table. bsque, mahogany, "a"
50. shelf, floor sample Was $94. Now $3.50
ROYAL Lounge. arm bumper end, S0-inch sofa
built to floor, / long foam rubber cushion, Was
1928 Now s-.-.---- SlSS
TOMLINSON, Sculptured Back Sofa, foam cushions,
brass legs texture. Was $4l0 Now $225
ROYAL Lounge Tub Chair, Blond Legs, Texture Up
holstery. Was $4,000. Now --------.---- $50
FORECASTER Grey Birch Extension Dinette Table
with leaf. Was $66.00 Now ,.------------. $3.50
ROYAL Lounge Club Chair. foam rubber cushion,
green texture. was $4,000 Now -------.----- $50
DREXEL PRESIDENT Oval Dinette Table, silver
ELM two 12-inch leaves. Were $l19. Now $3.50
ERWIN LAMBETH 2-Cushion 7s-Inch Sofa, button
back, foam rubber cushions green and black tex
ture. Was $685. Now .- 80. ---------- S249.50
FORECASTER Double Bookcase Headboard French
gray Was $50. Now - $3.50
BLOND MAHOGANY CELLARETTE 24x14x36. Was
$l75 Now ------~-- -.--~ =. $3.50
DREXEL Olive Mahogany Double Bed with Foot
board Was $50. Now .-.-------.-.--.--.-. $3.50
ERWIN LAMBETH 3-Part Sectional Sofa, button
back, foam rubber cushions, blond legs, blue and
brown texture. Was $3.50. Now = $4SS
WIDDICOMB Highoack Side Chair, green texture,
was $of. $lSoO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
LAST 3
DAYS
Fi:sSJfII:l<lll SOFAS Owe
SEATS Al CHAIRS

DONOVAN SHOPS. Channel Back Preside Chair,
kick peat, pea green Was $ll9.50 Now $67
REGENT HOUSE. Tufted Back Occasional Chair,
lime green. Was $76. Now 1-=--- SSS
DONOVAN SHOPS, Armless Chair. button tufted
seat and back kick peat SKIRT Hunter green texture
Was $l39. Now .---..,.-.---.---~---,--+e $50
BAKER Lounge Chair. hair spring cushion. lime
green texture kick pleat skirt. Was $2sS. Now, $is6
HOMESTEAD. Early American Wing Chairs, choice
Of green or brown floral print, ruined hounce Were
$ll950. Now ---4..---@.------ ~ Po1
THRIFTAAsTER, Lawson Back Lounge Chairs
prints textures kick pieat hounce, rubber crowned
spring cushion. Were $ils5o. Now s64
DONOVAN SHOPS. Tufted Back swivel Lounge
Chair kick pleat skirt, Pumpkin texture. Was $l49
Now --------- -------------57--+-- = 80
SCHOONBECK, Chppendale Wing Chair, quilted
chintz. Was sass. Now ,-----.----------- sio4
ERWIN LAMBETH Tlfted Back Lounge Chair.
spring-down cushions green texture Was $3.50.
Now a--------------- sios
TOMLTNSoN Tight Seat Occasional Chair, rose and
beige damask. Was $i23. Now ---------- SSs
MGM 72.Inch Wood-Framed French Sofa, one
down cushion gold matelasse. Was $500. Now $SSS
DONOVAN SHOPS Channel Back Preside Chair,
knuckle arm, rose texture Was $i42. Now sSs
TRENDE BY HERITAGE Tv Chair on rollers, kick
pleat skirt, green texture. Was $l45. Now $3.50
HICKORY Button Tnfted Back Lounge Chair. kick
pleat skirt turquoise texture Was $iS25O Now SsssV
ERWIN LAMBETH Deep-Tufted. Kidney-shaped
es-Inch Sofa, spring down cushions, green texture
Was 500. Now ----- - sa@'
ERWIN LAMBETH Button Back Preside Chair
spring down cushion, kick pleat skirt sage green
texture. Was $235. Now ----------r----- si%o
DONOVAN SHOPS Pillow-Back Lounge Chair, kick
pleat skirt brown mateasse. Was $2o7. Now SIS
LAZY BOY Chair and ottoman. brown texture. Was
$3.50 Now ----------------, -~----------t Sio''"
DONOVAN SHOPS Lounge Chair. kick pleat skirt
button back brown matelasse. Was sl5s.50 Now
sl095O
DONOVAN SHOPS, Shaped Arm Loveseats turquoise
matelasse kick pleat skirt. Were 1910. Now SlS4
EARLY AMERICAN. Wing Back Loveseat with box
pleat skirts. floral chintz Were SITS. Now Sis
DONOVAN SHOPS, Tufted Arm Regency Sofa
frineed base dark green mateasse. Was $3ls Now,
1924
THRIFTMAsTER, Lawson Sofas. choice Of textures
and print with kick pleat nounce, rubber crowned
spring cushions. Were sass. Now $l3s
MICHIGAN SHOPS, French Provincial Tuxedo Arm
Sofa green and metallic texture Was 1895. Now. SEA
TRENDE by Heritage Button Tufted Back and Arm
Sofa. red texture. Was $3.50. Now ----------- $lss
BERKLEY SHOPS Chippendale Sofa, , down cush-
IONS gold matelasse. Was 1878. Now $24s
SHAW OF CAMBRIDGE, Button Tufted Sofa
spring down cushions kick pleat founce choice OF
rose toast or green. Were $379 Now SlsS
ERWIN LAMBETH, Tuxedo Arm Sofa. button tufted
seat and back kick pleat nounce; green texture
Was 1856. NoW------------------- ----------' s@So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
Harriet Lowry WEEDS
James Kimball Kinq
Richards

Miss Harriet Richards
Lowry, daughter of the Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Wesley
Lowry. r.. was married last
evening to Mr.. James Kimball
King.
The father of the bride, as
sisted by the Rev. DR.. Edward
L. r. Elson, officiated at the
ceremony in All Saints Epis-
copal Church in Chevy Chase.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her brother, Mr..
Charles Wesley Lowry III, was
attended BY Miss Jeanette
Stathopoulos of Athens,
Greece; Miss Dierdre North
rop winn of Cambridge. Mass;
Miss Mary Louise Lee Of Nor
man, Okla; Miss Jean Arendes
Franklin of Cumberland, Md,
and Mrs. Anthony Wayne
Snyder of Atlanta. Ga.
Mr.. Snyder of Atlanta was
best man and the ushers were
Mr.. Atherton Clark Lowry,
brother of the bride; Mr..
Douglas MscGregor of Ander-
son. Ind; Mr.. William Hooper
Caffey Congdon of Green
wich, Conn Mr.. William
Joseph Casey 1t. Henry Wit
itch III, Mr.. James McHenry
GAlet of Baltimore and the
Messrs. F. Gualdo Ford, jr.,
and Garrett Martin Heller OF
Princeton, N. j.
A reception was held follow
ing the ceremony at the Chevy
Chase Club.
The bride attended the Ma
tional Cathedral School, Vas
sar College. the American
School in Athens, Greece, and
Johns Hopkins University.
The bridegroom, who is the
son of Nj and Mrs. James
Forrest King of Princeton.
attended the Lawrenceville
School, Yale University and
will be graduated in June from
Johns Hopkins University.
The couple will live in Balti-
more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
Chairman NQmed
For '56 AWurd

Miss Betty Gwyer Of Henry
Kaufman g. Associates has
been selected as local chairman
of the 1856 Advertising Woman
of the Year Award Committee,
Mrs. Elinor Lee. president OF
the Women's Advertising Club
of Washington. has announced.
The award, established by
the Council on Advertising
Women's Clubs of the Adver-
Using Federation OF America.
will be presented at the
AFA's convention in Philadel-
phia next June. Nominations
may be proposed by clubs,
business organizations or in
diyiduals through an AFA club
or affiliate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
Mayors Sixty Third Year>End
CLEARANCE


Fooms-No GODS
All items subject sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28

PULLMAN Sleepers, apartment size sleeps
two: just 5, in smart, one of-a-kind covers.
Values $349 to $685. Now S188
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
Liuison Committee

The Pan American Liaison
Committee of Women's Organi-
cations viii hold its monthly
meeting at noon Friday in the
Columbus Room Of the Pan
American Union. The Ambas-
sador of Venezuela to the
Association of American States
will be guest speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
Sorority Officer

Miss Joan Barley, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. F. Latimer
Barley. of 5000 Glenbrook
road NV, was recently elected
president of the Gamma Delta
Chapter of the Delta Zeta,
national sorority. Miss Bark
ley is a junior in the College
of Home Economics at Penn
sylyania State University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
Mrs. DickeY Named
To Crusude Post

Mrs. Allen j. Dickey has
been named campaign chair
man for the 1856 Cancer Cru
SADIE in Arlington.
Mrs. Dickey was recently ap-
pointed to serve on the State
campaign committee of the
Virginia division of the Cancer
Society. She also is on the
board Of directors OF the Wom-
ems division of the Arlington
Chamber of Commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
Many Other Items
Not Listed
REDUCED FOR
CLEARANCE

At Our Spring Talley Store

DREXEL Genuine Mahogany Double Dresser,
Mirror Chest, full size Bed and Night Stand Was
S379 Now .-.- ---- 1919
UNION NATIONAL, 6-piece Directoire group, pear
wood with accents of ebony and gold group consists
of large Double Dresser, Mirror, Chest-on-cheSt,
full-size Bed and 2 commode Night Stands. Was
SLOTS. Now .----.~-.-. S598
JOHNSON-HANDLEY JOHNSON, m gnificent
Sable Mahogany Contemporary Group consisting of
a 72-inch Triple Dresser. large Chest n-Chest,
Now -----.\ $685.
MISREPRESENTATION Early American Maple,
Double Dresser Mirror, Large Chest Chest and
Poster Bed. Were $685. Now - S418
NATIONAL Double Dresser, Mirror, Chest Full Size
Bed, Swirl Mahogany Were $4l6 Now $299
DREXEL, Early American, Bunk Beds pine, ladder
included. Were $14l. Now $50
Killing, 32-nch Chests, solid Maple. Were $88.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -------.--. $68
NATIONAL Powder Tables mahogany, drawers
and nft-up mirror. Were $109. Now SIS
DREXEL, French Provincial 7-Drawer Vanity Base
and Mirror Was $2l7. Now-----.-------S7 SIS
KINDEL, Powder Table, genuine mahogany Was
$1l8 Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
DREXEL, Travis Court, Shaped-front Brides Chest,
mahogany Was $l34.50. Now --.-------. $3.50
DREXEL, Wallace Nuttng Poster Bed, cherry, full
size. Was SIG. Now ----- Recommendation $50
BOUDOIR Platform Rocker, green texture, kick
pleat skirt. Was $6450 Now ~ . - $3.50
NATIONAL Italian Provincial Cherry Full Size Beds
were $68. Now .---.-- $3.50
MT. AIRY Double Bed with footboard antique white
and gold Was $13950. Now $3.50
HABITANT Night Table Win Drawer pine Was
$42.50 Now ----------- SIS
DRExEL Pine Double Bed. Was $28. Now------S1O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
SOLID ROCK MAPLE
DINING GROUP
By Sigh of Grand Rapids

By Sigh of Grand Rapids
42-Inch Bullets. Were $119. Now---- $64
Open Hutches Were $45. Now --- $3.50
Ssx54 Extension Tables. Were $3.50. Now. $50
22x40 Drop Leaf Tables. Were $3.50. Now $50
24x4O Drop Leaf Extension Tables. Were
$l19.50. Now Observation-Disclosures S64
Room Dividers. Were s16s.5O. Now---S $40
Side Chairs Were $50. Now ---S SIS
Make up your own dining group from the
above pieces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28

FAMOUS MAKE 1877 Separate Coil Innerspring Mat
tress and Matching Box Spring, full or twin size.
Were $l39. --------------------------$ SS
RITE Foam Twin-size Foam Rubber Sets. Were
$119.50 Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $68
SEALY Enchanted Mite Full-size Mattress and Box
Spring Sets. Were $l1s. Now ---------, s72
WHITE CLOUD Full-size Extra Firm Innerspring
mattress and Box Spring Sets. Were $139. Now $50
SEALY 30-inch Foam Rubber. Wrought Iron Legs
Diyan with Set of Bosters. Were $3.50. Now $64
SEALY Foam Rubber 30-inch Diyan with Blond Legs
Was $99.50. Now $50
HELLER 30-inch Foam Rubber Divan, ice pink cover
with holsters Was $1l9. Now-------------------$7S
KARPEN Regency Style Sleep Sofa, brown or green
matelasse. Was $685. ow---$ 258
EZRA STORM Famous Make Studio Couches, as
sorted prints or hubby covers. Were $l2950 Now $s4
SURREY Full Size Sleep Sofa, green matelasse. Was
$329,50. Now Observation-Disclosures $18S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28

ARTLOOM 3'x136" Nutria Cotton Kimberly Was
S45 Now SIS
MOHAWK s'x12' Gold Legation Wool Twist Was
GULISTAN 9x12 Gray All Wool Coronation. Was
1929. Now - ..4.--s - ... SI35
ARTLOOM 12x16' Green Carved Design Cotton
Zephyr. Was $239.50 Now ..,-.. S127
FIRTH 12x246" Buckthorn Green Highland Tweed,
Was $461. Now $500 - - $3.50
BARWICK 9x1I6" Rose Rayon Was Sis. Now S4S
BIGELOW 15x7 Sandawood Waikiki Was $780,
Now S79
BARWICK 12x7'8" Moss Green Rayon. Was $685.
Now - S1O9
GULISTAN l2x105" Gray Au-Wool. Was $l95. Now
@'5 SI24
The frontiersman., 1955-08-25
Local Kiwanian
 To Attend Convention

The Kiwanis Club of Palmer will be represented at the 1855 convention of the Pacific North west District of Kiwanis Inter- national at Bellingham, Washing ton, August 28-3O, club president, George Crowthers announced to- day.
 Local delegate to the conven- ti0n will be Mann Leiser.
 Delegates from 230 clubs, re- presenting more than 13,000 business and professional lead CTS, will participate in the vari- GUS sessions. Committee confer enceS, a discussion of plans for the coming year, and election of officers will highlight the con- vention program, Crowthers said.
The frontiersman., 1955-08-25
CREE NHOUSE TOUR SET FOR FRIDAY

A tour through the greenhouse of the Alaska Agricultural Ex- pertinent Station will give green house gardeners a look at re- search into their special needs. Horticulturalists will show visit ors through the Station green house here in Palmer tomorrow afternoon and evening.
 Members of the Station staff will display their tomato and cu- cunber variety trails and discuss cultural methods from 1 to 5 in the afternoon and from 6:30 to 8 in the evening. Extensive tests of varieties have been underway at the Station and the plant scientists will recommend those found to be best adapted to AL askan growing conditions.
 Tomato and cucumber culture will be discussed, including such problems as training and prun- ing, pollinating, fertilizing, and combating plant diseases. There will be opportunity for questions from visitors about other green house crops and individual prob lems.