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ing a small local flood protection
project on Bear Creek at Friends
Vile. A preliminary estimate of the
federal cost of the project totals
$4,000.
A major step toward the solution
'of the pollution problem in the Po-
tomac River was taken when the
House, passed the Water Pollution
Bill. If the measure passes the SEN
ate. and | have high hopes it will,
it will speed our cleaning up the
River
l have talked with the members
of the Conference Committee on
the District Appropriation bill with
regard to retaining funds to install
fishways in the Little Falls Dam.
This is a necessary appropriation
to insure this installation while the
dam is under construction.
The House committee has taken
favorable action on the measure
providing for an increase in rail-
road retirement pensions. am
pleased that the bill reported is the
same as the one l introduced.
The Civil Aeronautics Admins
tration has informed me that grants
have been made under the Federal
aid Airport Program to Hagerstown
and Rockville. The grant to Hagers-
town is for the acquisition of land
for clear zones and the construc-
ton of an extension to the runway
and to relocate the highway. 1t is
for $685., 500. The Rockville grant is
for $4,000 and is for the purpose of
acquiring land and clear zones.
On My Calendar: | plan to be in
Cumberland on June % and to be
among the party welcoming the Vir-
ginia Jaycees as they pass through
Western Maryland on their way to
the Jaycce National Convention;
and | plan to attend the other con-
ventions in Cumberland that morn
ing. | will attend the Home Build
crs Association of Metropolitan
Washington annual iamborec in
Bethesda on June IS.
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From time to time l have eX-
pressed my appreciation of the
work of the Soil Conservation Scrv-
ice in tackling and solving the
problems of soil and water conser-
walton. | am particularly pleased
the Major General f. c. Itschner
has told the Senate Agriculture
Committee that the Army Engineer
Corps heartily endorses the land
treatment program and subscribes
to the contention that it will reduce
the loss Of topsoil and increase in
soak, thus lcssening the amount of
sediment in our streams and reser-
voirs. and reducing to minor de-
gree the magnitude of floods"
| am happy to report that the En-
ginccr Corps is proceeding with its
study of the possibility Of construct
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Cumberland were Saturday visit
ors of Mr. and Mrs f. &. Carskad-
on.
Mrs. Paul Graham and grandson,
Paul Shroyer, Mrs. Ethel Nordeck
and daughter, JOY and Gay Shaver
were Saturday visitors of Mrs. Vir-
gle Shaver, Monarch, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graham,
of Washington, ID. c., were week
end guests of relatives.
Mrs. Dale Ellis returned home
last Friday from the Oakland hos
pital where she was surgical pa
tient. Her brother, Wayne Sell, of
Baltimore, spent the weekend with
her
MIR. and Mrs Morgan Adams and
daughter Jean, Cumberland, were
Sunday visitors of Mrs. Stella Adj
ans and son.
Charles Mersing and granddaugh-
ter, Freda Graham, are visiting the
latter's grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Graham, Washington, ID.
c.
A birthday dinner was held last
Sunday in honor of Charles F.
Mersing's seventy-third birthday at
his home here. Present were Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Bowser and fam
lily. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan BOwser
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mersing and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Mersing and family, Russell
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Blauch
and family, Mr. and Mrs Fred
Graham and family. all of Crellin;
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Peck and family,
of Oakland; Mr. and Mrs Charles
Bowser and family, MOrgantown:
Mr. and Mrs Melvin Stemple and
family. Corinth; Mr. and Mrs. Law
renee Hardesty Oakland; Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Mersing, Mrs. William
Anderson and son Billy, of Terra
Alta; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kelly and
son, Fairfax, Va: Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Mersing and family, of Al
bright, w Va; Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Graham, Washington. d. c., and
Mr.. and Mrs julius White and fam
lily. There were eighty-four rela-
tives present
Lawson Henline was the honored
guest at a birthday dinner last Sun
day at his home Present were Mr.
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Terra Alta, w. Va.
Edward Rathbun, of MI. Lake
Park, and Mrs Daisy Smith, Of
Oakland, we're Sunday evening din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dewitt and daughter.
Stanley Ashby and Ralph Weeks
spent a few days this week in
Michigan on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Lewis Bell and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Munson and family, Hagerstown,
this week and relatives in Gerrards-
town, W. Va Mrs. Bells mother,
Mrs. w. f. Gordon, returned home
with them for visit
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Wilt, German,
we're Sunday visitors of Mrs. Ruth
Wilt and family
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Peterson and
son Lavanne, Of McKeesport, Pa,
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and Mrs. Claude Wilhelm, Aurora,
w. Va; Mrs. Ada Nine and Viola
Wilhelm, RoWlesburg, w, Va; Mr..
and Mrs. David Wilhelm, Mrs.
Grace Wilhelm, Eglon, w. Va; Mrs.
Florence Sisler, Kingwood, w. Va;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henline and
family, Mt. Lake Park; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Smith and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Henline and
family Theodore Wakefield and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Henline.
Col and Mrs. James Porter and
Mrs. Bertha White, of Arlington,
Va, were weekend guests of Mrs.
Della Yutzy The latter remained
for a visit. Sunday guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Hahn, Cumberland.
Patty and Allan Dewitt are Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. James Hollis and
family and Mrs Effie Hollis. at
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more and the u S. Navy. Mrs
Bell Pase and Mrs. Dell Bell, of
Cresaptown, returned home with
them for visit.
Oran Mersing is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mersing, at Albright,
w. Va.
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CRELLIN

Jerry Wilt, son of Mrs Ruth Wilt,
remains a patient in Garrett Coun-
ty Memorial hospital. He received
third degree burns about his body
and arms. while burning trash at
school.
a surprise stork shower was held
last Tuesday evening in honor of
Mrs. Milton Fike at the home of
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were weekend visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Slas Sterling.
Mrs James Mcrsing and two
children and Mrs. Olive Rinehart
accompanied the formers son,
Jack Mersing, to Cumberland, last
Monday, where he left for Balti-
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ROOMS HoUstKEEPihe

WALTER REED AREA-Attraetive
rooms. Warm, light, CHEEKY. For
gentlemen. Half block streetcer.
81 and 50. Non-drinkers. RA. D.
2I47 ? N.W.-RefgI.. grin, sink.
clock radio. TV. African mattress.
S7-S14 VIZ. tx, 3-6633
FRONT RoOM-2nd floor: light,
warm: l person, $50 month. 904
q st. Sc. Ii. 3-e6e2. TU. 2-2eb2
1880 18th ST. N.w.-lst floor. bed
pvt. sntr.; sis.7S VIZ. DE. s-iS55.
1863 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-L.H.K.
H m, tus,ss $40 for one sig fSs p
HOME - Conveniently located In
nice nv. section. Lge. private rm.;
8 delicious meals served In din.
rm.; for Q congenial. elderly. re-
fined lady who does not drink or
smoke. no. 2-6331. 10 pm.
1871 18th ST. N.w.-Lge. I'm. with
water; si2.5o VIZ. bU. 1880:
1914 18th ST N.w.-Lss. clean rm.
with refgr., stove. and sink.
c saSiSS S1ikEY ST. NV
or .. Double room. kit: $3.50 ca.
Desirable people. RIA. 0-SS5S. al
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$500 18th ST. NV rms. kit.
and bath. encl. porch. redec,: reas.
Also extra-lge, apt. see janitor.
GE6RGRTT0SHwiN. ESQ S01 Que Ne st--TWo-
=! si%s; ARs: g. ia a-7SS7. any
kit. and bath; convenient shopping
and trensp. RA. 6-0S03. --22
1895 H0LBROOK ST. NE, 2 blks.
north 18th. and II sts.--2nd a.,
modern duplex: 2 large rooms d.
nette screened porch. $3.50 per
PRRseosss fSssil'h d. ' ss4sf Srf 81
8ei MADISON ST. N.w.--3 rms.
Kitchen. bath. utilities included;
DOWNTOWN. Mr. M WHITE WHITE HOUSE
Apply once. THLLY-Ho REsTAU-
Nh. GEokGE WAsHINGfoN g.
Two rms. kit. and bath; utils. Incl.
S1ob. lease. Ma. s-456i. ~, S-46b0.
DOwNTOwN-Attrae. enc. apt. in
tastefuily decorated bldg. Excel
loo. g24 14th at. NV. ST. 3-4b67
r s..s sYr III M egs s.g 80 r.. +;
, TS' iP' IT, UNI sE Ii ssSSlsa ss.drm
sPts. avail. Very nice. vet Isss
asas t ksaSsxs AVE. x.w.-ons S.a.
! nm, liv. rm... dinette. kit. bath;
S4I.B0i tenant furnishes own heat
Call Df. 7-7740. ga
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

Oh Lee hyy.-com-
Portable room with Kitchen priv
ileees. $50 mo. IA. 2-1174. -21
BETHESDA-Two rms. one with
pvt. bath; for discriminate persons
seeking pleasant home environment.
Meals II desired. Call OIL. 1853.
CHEVY CHASE. VI block Conn. M.
eirele-1-2 adj. rms. pvt. bath:
breakfast privils. OIL. 2-9413. ga
N. ARL., nr. Lee hwy. at Loreom
lane-Lge. cor. rm.. sep. entr.
Phone incl; gentleman. IA. s-9l37.
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$500 18th ST. NV.
ONE COMPLETELY REDEcoRATEp
APT. BEDEN.. LIv RAl kI;.
BATH. NO. 7-7o12. 10. legs
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AVAILABLE NOW-Modern- 2-bedrm.
apt: loo. heart Of No. Arl.: walking
dist. to Barrett Elem. Sch, st.
Thomas Moore Catholic Sch,. bus
end shop: $92 so mo. ia. S-1400.
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CORAL HILLS. Garden Apts. at
p. G. hne.-3 bedrms.: Sgb. incl.
gtil: M. school. bus. shops. 20.
ROCKVILLE. Q and 3 bedrooms,
living rm.. dinette. kitchen. bath
and rear screened porch; near
schools and shopping center: S65
to $50. plus utils. Po. 2-4296.
SILVER SPRING AREA-z-bsdrm.
de luxe apts.; $7e.50-te4.60. plus
utilities. Large rms. super-sized
elosets. garbage DISPOSAL. big refrg;
with eross-top freezer. WASH IN
YOUR OWN KITCHEN. Hemlock
$500. Hemlock 4.7733. 30
FAKOMA PARK-Modern 2-bedrm.
apt. oarbage disposal, qttls. Incl
! blk. elementary school, 2 blks.
Y; asEh. Also I.hedTm, apt.
1851. days; ~. 5000. syss.
ROCKVILLE - one bedrm., living
room. Kitchen and bath: SIS mo-:
nr. Naval Hospital and Health
2-BEDRM. APT, liY. rm., din. rm.,
kit. with washer, dryer and bath:
in new apt. bldg. on Silver spring
ave-, Silver Spring $40 unfurn.,
9sss incl. Tx. s-SSe4 OF ~ B.
COLLEGE PARK-s76 mouthiy. incl.
beat. Brand-ney bsmt. apts;: 3
lge. rooms and Ice. mod. Kitchen;
] blk. from stores. churches and
S issRiR e sa1ld! 70. sc1sasHs: ''
30
i k.q41 S gNEuHS %. III; ssSo S %s
S WA' 5.ss4s Blvd e0ilss' Park 20 nd.'
TAKoMA PARK AREA-1.bedrm.
M shopping and transportation.
He. 1-3S9I. 30
F0R ! Oh . MoNTHs-Nsx knotty
US mo. III. S-i442. W1S
BETHESDA. Md and Q bedrms..
and rear screened porch; S60-S80.
SAMUEL 3. BOGLEY. INC. OIL.
1870.
SILVER SPRING, ND, Sligo Park
Hills Apt.-Spacious.. l and 2 bed
rm. apis, in beautiful Sligo Park,
$50 so to $3.50; newly decorated
and modern facilities. utils. incl. !:
near Blair High School and grade
school; COW: to Walter Reed Hos
manager, JU. S-4693. al
SILVER SPRING, 2 blks. Ga. ave-
adults. 10. 4-6450 after Q pm.
all day Sat. or Sun. -22
COLLEGE PARK - Attractive liv.
rm.. bedrm., bath, kit. and dinette;
near stores and bus; all -utilS-
adults only: S66. WA. 7-603O.
TAKOMA PARK-New entire End
floor Of 3 unit BLDG. s rms. and
bath. S126.
In CUNT bldg. 2 bedrms., $50 80
and up. / bedrm.. S76 and up. In
diYidual heat control. utils. incl.
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DOWNTOWN-N.W.
l rm. dressing closet and bath;
S66.l5.
IN. dinstte. separate kit. and bath;
SS6.lb.
Utilities. telephone and switchboard
service included. Modern elevator
bldg. Apply l4l7 N st. NV. -19
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APIS. FURNIsHEp-VA.

2-bedrm. apis, COW.
to Pentagon.. Excel. bus service.
IDEAL for 3 girls. Pets allowed. SLID
S125 mo-. incl. utils. SILLS REAL
ESTATE, IA. $4,000
5744 N. 18th ST.
bedrm.. liy. rm.. kit, bath. In pvt.
home, pvt. entrance. ldry. facils.,
al wills. except phone. sos. KE.
ARLINGTON-spac. 2-bedrm. apt.
excel. cond.: garage; mr.. Westover
.Sl2n. IKE; S:6404. 30
bedrm. apt: loo. heart Of No, ArI..
eonys e bus and shop; sl2b mo
LARGE i-BEDRooM, available Feb
ruary =, with purchase Of furniture:
Arlandria, shopping center. XII.
Observation-Disclosures and i.bed-
room. apartments: ianitor service;
laundry privileges; downtown loca-
ton; all utilities; S7b TO 500 80.
CAL TIE. 5000 between 10 am.
A inc Z PjSi cow to pentaron and
Navy Annex--Large efficiency apt.
Large kit. with dining space. Dress
ing rm. and bath. S9b per mo. incl.
all utils Avail. immed. Call IA.
6-D197 or DU. b-8o73. ga
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HOTEL 144O

144O Rhode Island n.w.--well furn
eieV serv.; s1O.50-s17.b6 wk:
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FARM AND GARDEN
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
ROOMS EURNlsHEp-N.w.

SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD and
kindling delivered anywhere. Ii.
T-44fl6 "a
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

CAPITOL HMI-LaIge ehssFfui sum
week. Ii 1854. 81
lCOLORED -ATTRACTIVELY fufn-
ished room for refined. sober. en-
ployed lady or gentleman; IN auiet
neighborhood. Also. double room
LA 6-4b32. 30
COL0RRD-46I4 HAYES ST. NE.
Attractive sale. and dhle. rms.
reasonable. Furn. or unfurn. Lu.
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1900 18th ST. NV.
Lovely redec. enc. apt, fuTn. In
modern tones: avail; FEB. 1; mod
seey. service. See res. mgr. for
inspection or call NO. 10000. go
1888 ADAMS MILL RID. NV. 1
block 18th and Columbia 70
liv; rm. with piano. Aeeommo-
dates 4.
ALSO large efaciency apt. SIS.
Call NO. 7-27S6 or ME. $500.
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CLIFTON TERRACE. 14th and Cliff
CON e; h'" f.deeorsted; roomy
closets: / bedrm, SIS: Q bedrnhs..
Ss7.5 8 bedrms.. $iO5: eley. serv-
fee and off-street parking. Sec res:
mgr. on premises or call SHANNON
q LUCHS. 723 14th st. NV. CO.
APT. HUNTING MADE EASY:
Cause the owners pay my fee. !
show YOU FREE. excel, selections,
al parts D. c. Call MAEDEL'
4eoi b ST SCI mr.. Ridge I'd. and
Texas ave.-Niee apt. with hy. nm;
dinette kit. and bath. only S57 30
per mo. Key In Apt.NA. Inspect or
call. CO. 5-6222.
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TAKOAGA PARK-New entire Enc
floor Of 8 unit BLDG. s rms. and
bath. S126.
In CUNT bldg. 2 bedrms, $50. 81
and up. ! bedrm.. $7b and up. In.
dividual heat control. utils. incl
Use own washer. JU. S-6106. Home
SP 4-7453. "a
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All Hullows Guilo
To Hold Tea

The All Hallows Guild of
Washington Cath edral has
invited members of the Cathe-
dral Chapter to tea at the
newly remodeled Herb Cottage
tomorrow at $50 pm.
The Cathedral Chapter con-
tributed the funds for the re-
modelling and members are to
see the famous Herb Cottage
as it is now completed.
At the ted, Mrs. w. John
Kenney, president Of the
guild, will be assisted by Mrs.
Guy Campbell. Mrs. g. How
land Chase, Mrs. James II.
Douglas, Mrs. James Spear
Taylor, Mrs. J. Forester
Davidson, and Mrs. William
Mackall.
Among those invited 70 at
tend are Bishop and Mrs. An
gus Dun, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clifford Folger. Mr.. BENJAMIN
Thoron, Mrs. Montgomery
Blair. Senator Mike Monroney,
Mr.. David E. Finley, Mr.. Cole
man Jennings, Mr.. Arthur s.
Flemming, Mr.. Richard Talia-
ferro, Mr.. E. K. Morris and
Dean Francis Sayre.
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WHY GROW oLD9
Marathon
Peptalk
Is Given
BY JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

| BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
+ 1t has been i've weeks since
, we started the eight-week Self
Improvement Marathon. Al
though you had to wait a while
before the booklet reached you.
most of you are well into this
self improvement routine.
Today would like to give
you a little peptalk and a few
suggestions which will be help
full.
Once you haze made that
!, first good start do not allow
yourself to backslide, not even
for day and certainly not
for a week. The first few weeks
are the hardest. The self
. discipline, the lowered rations.
the exercise and other beauty
routines will be easier to follow
all the time, if you win just
keep that beginning deter
mination and enthusiasm.
Perhaps you did not have 20
pounds to lose, maybe only 10
or IL. If this is the case add
200 or 800 calories daily to
your food intake and watch
the scales when you reach
your ideal weight. If you begin
gaining back cut back 100. II
you continue losing add an
extra hundred, and so forth.
You yourself can determine
how much you require by ex-
Fermentation. BUT - don't
guess! Be directed by what
the scales tell you.
Some Of you who had 20
pounds or more to lose may
run into a discouraging time
along here somewhere. You
may have lost most success
fully for quite some time and
then come to a standstill. You
may not lose for a while even
though you continue with your
calorie counting.
Do not let this worry you.
This is natural in weight re-
duction. Continue your diet
and soon the pounds viii be-
gin dropping away again. Just
be sure that you are not kid
ding yourself. Be sure that
you are accurate in counting
the number or calories you
consume. And keep up the
exercises.
If you would like to have
my eight-Week Self Improve
ment Marathon booklet send
10 cents and a stamped. self
addressed envelope with your
request for it to Josephine
Lowman in care of The Eve
ming Star.
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Alpho Comma Delto
Group to Meet

The picturesque beauty Of
the California coastline win
be enjoyed, via the magic Of
color slides. by members OF
the Old Dominion Club Of
Alpha Gamma Delta when they
meet tonight at 500 at the
home of Mrs. William r. Cul-
mer, 1918 N. Underwood street,
Falls Church.
Miss Caroline Legg will give
an illustrated talk about her
recent trip to the West Coast.
Mrs. Charles Walthal OF
Franklin Park and Mrs. James
Nelson Of North Arlington will
assist as cohostesses.
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nyIon briefs, rayon gowns

Toilored knit gowns with v-neck.
"a to 49, Regularly l.ee.
Toilored elastic leg briefs in white, pink.
blue. 5, s. T. Regularly 7oc.
Down Stoirs Store, Underwear
. also Bethesda Budget Store
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irregular cotton, nyIon gloves

Double-woven gloves in loroe assortment
Of styles-ploin and novelty Several
colors II perfect 200 and 300
Down Stors Store. Gloves
also Bethesda Budget Store
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boys cotton socks

Assorted styles reinforced with nyIon OF A nairs
heel and toe Argyle and jacquard pot Fsn
terms. Sizes to l0h Regularly 3oc. .m
Down Stors Store Boys Wear
;. olso Bethesda Budget Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-16

Full fashioned dress and business shee
and non-run hose with self and do
seams. Spring shades in sizes 8Rz to !
II perfect ! IS.
Down Stoirs Store. Hosiery
). also Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-16
assorted novelty ieWeIy

Necklaces, brocelets. eorrings and pins
in gold and silver colored metol Some
with simulated stones Regularly LOO.
Add 1925 Federal tax.
Down Stoirs Store, Costume JeweIY
:. also Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-16

Cottons. linens, blends Of cotton. Docron O.
and cotton in spring colors and styles, ~"
7 to S. Regularly 1899 to l4.o5.
Down Stoirs Store, Junior Miss
also Bethesda Budget Store
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novelty half aprons

Printed cotton percole, washable, fode
resistont White and postels with motch-
ing print. Also bib styles. Regularly 7oc
Down Stoirs Store. Budget Dresses
-. also Bethesda Budget Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-16
chiIdren's cotton pIayweaI

Group includes GROWERS, overolls and
shorts in assorted colors for sizes 9 to
l8 months Regularly 90.
Down Stoirs Store, Infonts and Juveniles
:. also Bethesda Budget Store.
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introducing our own new Atleigh DRESS SHIRTS
rs ! g 6

Will ue edTIIeu In A.
our regular stocks at 1'ss
. Fused collar Of Sonforized brood
cloth with button cuff, white.
. Spreod collar of Sonforized brood
cloth, French cuffs, white only.
. Button down collar Of Sonforized
oxford cloth, button cuff. white only,
. Sizes IA to II.
Rsyen ties in repp stripes and neat foulords,
lined with wool. Regularly LOO for 100
Royoa and cotton flannel sports shirts. Reg
uIofly 800 1.99
Down Stors Store. Mems Furnishings
-. also Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-16
LIST quality cotton blouse.

Short sleeve style with convertible neck
line. White, postels and bright shades,
81 to 49, Regularly 100.
Down Stors Store, Blouses
=. also Bethesda Budget Store
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irregular, famous name |

Bondeou, long line and stropless bros in
group Of irreoulors and discontinued
styles in cotton and nylon. 81 to SO.
Down stoirs Store corsets and Bros
. also Bethesda Budget Store
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Plays to Be Given

The Hamsters, an organiZa-
ton Of employees at the National
Institutes Of Health, will present
two one-act plays at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow and Friday, at the
Clinical Center Auditorium, in
the 5000 block of Wisconsin ave-
nue., Bethesda, Md. They are
Hands Across the Sea" by Noel
Coward and THE Sheriff" by
James M. Arnold.