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in the Down Stairs Store
and :|3!'|Ss!! Budget Store
fallle and simulated leather
HANDBAGS ,..uls,l, 500

1.''
Clutch. tote, pouch and sotcheI style
hondboos Of ruyon foills or simulated
leother. Block, brown, navy, red and
other foil colors.
Add 1875 Federal tcx.
Down Stoirs Store, Hondboos
-. also Bethesda Budget Store
quick drying rayon, acetate
UMBRELLAS r.suIs,Iy 500
2.ss
Slim and regular Is rib umbrellas with
attractive plastic and wooden handles.
Select from plain eolors, pIoids and
color combinations.
Down Ssoirs Store, Umbrellas
80. else Bethesda Budget Store
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wash and hang tailored
FIBREGLASS CURTAINS

regularly 3.S9 to 4.s9
Bright, light curtains thot wash and
dry in seven minutes; will not wrinkle,
shrink, stretch, burn, rot.
Acetate and royon bedspreods with
Eastman color locked IN. Prints and
solids; quilted tops, full II" drop.
Regularly 7.o9. SIS
French crepe floral covered COM
soreTs, 72xS4. Regularly $50. 1888
Irreoulors Of Koofoom Rubber Pillows.
Were 4.e9. 3.99
Printed royon dropsries, completely
lined, pinch pleoted, washable, co.
long. ReguIoFIy 500. ass
Down Stairs Store. Linens and Bedding,
North Building
7. oIso Bethesda Budget Store
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dress sheer Topaz nyIon
HOSE 3 pairs, ZOO

Dress sheer nylons with plain or dark
seams have the stretch comfy top.
Short, medium and long in sizes 6lz
to IL. Mist and honey beige.
Down Stairs Store, Hosiery
-. also Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-05
ihFss-piecs bedroom
LAMP ENSEMBLE
rssuIorIy 1898

Chornning miIkoloss set Of two boudoir
lamps and night toble lamp with white
pom pom shodes.
Down Stairs Store, Lamps and Rugs,
North Building also Bethesda Budget Store
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large plastic bottle
Elizabeth Post
Deep Pore Cleaner and
Foundation GIo-boIh So

During Purse Sowing Days you can pur-
chose Elizabeth Post deep pore
cleanser and foundation Clio at greet
sovines. Foundation Clio in natural,
medium, rosetone, bronze tone or sun
tan. Cleanser regularly 69c, fcundo-
tion Clio reouIorIy zee.
Add 1925 Federal tax.
Down stoirs Store, Neckwecr
also Bethesda Budget Store
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double woven cotton, nyIon
GLOVES
rssuIerIy 100 and $50

The light, feminine touch for fall ~.
double woven cotton or nylon gloves in
white and light colors. Shortie and
classic styles.
Down Stoirs Store, Gloves
80. also Bethesda Budget Store
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high.IOW COTTON RUGS

Zi%4o, Z.U4 4xo, Dos
Washable, coIorfost, pre-shrunk rugs
with roIIor coated non-skid books;
twelve decorator coIors.
Down StoIrs Store, Lonaps ond Rugs,
North Building also Bethesda Budget Store
service for four, earthenwaFe
STARTER SET
resuIorIy $40 80
Choose from four potterns-croy linen
effect, ookIeof, flower twig. sprinetine
pink. Set includes four each cups,
soucers, plates, breed and butter
plates, fruit dishes.
Down Stairs Store, Housewares, North Building
-. also Bethesda Budget Store
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girls and boys school
SHOES

Good assortment Of styles including
moccosin toe oxfords, Straps and nov
city styles for boys. Sizes SH to 3.
Down stois Store, chiIdrsn's Shoes
-. also Bethesda Budget Store
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exciting fall accents
COSTUME JEWELRY

Exciting new costume jewelry for foil
In gold and silver colored metoI set
with jet, red, ounmetol and iridescent
coIors. Select pins, earrings. bracelets
and necklaces.
Add 1925 Federal tax.
Down stolrs Store, Costume JeweIry
Il. also Bethesda Budget Store
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girls back.to-schoOI
DRESSES
resuIorIy s.oo to 7.o9
2.'' .na 3.''

Coy and pretty cotton dresses for
the school age miss. Select from os-
sorted nationally advertised styles and
some samples; ; TO IA.
Down Stoirs Store, Girls ApporeI
:. also Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08
Eisenhower Goes Back Stage
For Chat With Bob Hope

President Eisenhower couldn't
Irepember when he had spent
such an enjoyable evening. he
told Comedian Bob Hope after
the White House News Photog-
lraphers Association dinner last
might.
The two chatted before and
after the dinner. the second
coming back stage as Mr.. Eisen-
hover was leaving the Sheraton
Park Hotel.
Mr.. Eisenhower thanked the
Ifast-talking gagster for enter
tanning him a second time at
this event. Mr.. Hope was here
three years ago. He also played
twice to Presidents Roosevelt
and Truman.
AFTER all, they have a sort Of
kindred association" said Mack
Miller, Mr.. Hopes press repre-
sentative. They have met many
times, on the golf course, in
Africa during World War II, and
elsewhere. They are old friends
Mr.. Miller said Mr.. Hope "had
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janice Of his duties" he would
mo longer be there in the Job OF
! wouldn't be available for the
job"
A reporter followed up that
remark at a March Z news con-
ference by asking Mr.. Eisen-
hover If it meant that he would
withdraw from his second-term
race If at any time he felt that
his health was not up to carry
ing the burden of the presidency.
Emphasizing that he was talk
ing about his general organic
fitness for the job" the Presi-
dent replied that "any time that
I believe that has failed to the
point Of inability to perform the
Job properly, then that goes be-
fore the American people in
stantly."
But. at the same time, he
said:
Don't hold me down If I get
a weeks case Of the flu or some
thing else"
First reports of the Presidents
affection today fitted into the
category of the something else"
that would not interfere with
his bid for a second term in the
White House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08
g. o. P. Views
Are Cautious
Ry the Asaoeiated Prem

Immediate Republican reaction
was cautious today after the
White House announced that
President Eisenhower had sui.
fered an upset stomach and
headache"
Leonard w. Hall, Republican
national chairman. said White
House Press Secretary James C.
Hagerty called him at about the
time Mr.. Hagerty announced
the Presidents illness to news
men.
"Hagerty's statement speaks
for ITSELF" Mr.. Hall said.
Chairman Bridges Of the SEN
ate @. q p. Policy Committee
said he. has :.'sorry to hear the
Presidenk is indisposed," but
added felt there was nothing
serious. about the illness.
Senate Republican Leader
Knowland of California reserved
CONNIE spending further word
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08

lof Key West. Fla. resuming his
White House duties on January Q,
DR.. White joined the Presi-
dents other doctors In q COM
plete examination Of Mr.
Eisenhower February IA. He re-
ported then that all the find
Iings showed that "the Presi-
dent has made a good recovery"
AS to the future, DR.. White said
then:
Fully aware Of the hazards
and uncertainties that lie ahead,
we believe that medically the
President should be able to carry
on an active life satisfactorily
for another five to 10 years" He
explained in response to ques-
ton that he meant an active
life in the presidency.
Tested His Feelings
With that medical encourage
ment, Mr.. Eisenhower tested his
own feelings in a golfing and
quail hunting vacation at Thorn
asville, Ca, and came back to
Washington to announce Febru-
airy 90 that he would accept
nomination for a second term.
He conceded then that as a
recovered heart patient he may
possibly be a greater risk than
is the normal person Of my age"
but said he felt "as well as be-
fore the attack occurred"
He asserted confidence that he
could carry indefinitely" the
duties of president. At the same
time. he said he was determined
to follow the regime Of ordered
activity, interspersed with regu-
lar amounts of exercise, recrea-
ton and rest" prescribed by his
doctors.
In line with that. he has been
playing golf frequently. taking a
daily swim in the White House
pool and extending his lunch
period to about two hours in or
der to lie down for a brief rest
after lunch.
Forgot His Illness
In a recent talk to the Ma
tional Citizens for Eisenhower
here, the President remarked
that the only way he knew he
had been i'll was that his doctors
kept reminding him.
At a couple of news confer
ences following his second term
announcement, Mr.. Eisenhower
was asked what would happen
in regard to a second-term cam
|paign if he found out before the
Republican convention meets
August 20 that his physical con-
dition was below the par that he
Expected.
The President asserted fatty
that the second he did not feel
absolutely up to the perform
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08
President Enters Hospital
With intestinal Attack

Continued From First Page
reaction to his illness and how
he is feeling. Mr.. Hagerty said
II have not asked the doctor. "
He told questioners that SO
far as medication goes the Presi-
dent had been given one intra-
venous shot of dextroSe sugar.
He could not explain the pur-
pose Of this.
Parallels Denver News
First announcement of the
Presidents illness came in an
luminous parallel to the first
news of what turned out to be a
heart attack when the President
wa son vacation in Denver last
September 20, although Mr..
Hagerty insisted from the first
today that there was nothing
wrong" with the Presidents
heart.
First news of the Denver ILL
ness was that the President had
suffered a digestive upset. To-
day the first report was an
upset stomach and headache. -
Mr.. Hagerty's brief announce
ment at $50 am. was:
THE President has an upset
stomach and headache this
morning.
I'VE have postponed his sched-
ule for the day.
"Dr. Howard M. Snyder has
been with him since early this
morning.
There is nothing wrong with
his heart"
He added that DR.. Snyder had
been with the President since
2 am.
Mr.. Hagerty was asked if DR.
Snyder was concerned about tee
Presidents condition. mo, he is
not" he replied.
The press secretary said Mr..
Eisenhower felt fine. SO far as
know" last night.
Mrs. Eisenhower was with her
husband.
Mr.. Hagerty at his regular
1890 am. news conference
parted most of a large number
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08
Helen Hayes Accepts
IG. O. P. Cumpuiun Post

NEW YORK. June 8 tR.-
Actress Helen Hayes has accept
ed the post Of women's finance
chairman Of the Natiopal Citi-
zens for Eisenhower.
At the official opening yester-
day Of the women's division
headquarters Miss Hayes, COM
|menting on her Craftsmanship.
said:
Il have never accepted any
role in so years in the theater
with greater dedication, enthu-
|siasm or gratitude"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08

Denver last fan after Mr.. Eisen
mowers heart attack there. Hi
Boston ONCE reported that DR.
White had. not been consulted
this morning.
Mr.. Eisenhower has been des.
|cribed by his doctors as having
made q good recovery from {
heart attack he suffered in Den.
yer last September "a. That at.
tack first was reported publicl,
las an attack Of indigestion.
Mr.. Eisenhower attended the
annual White House News Pho
|tographers Association dinner al
the Sheraton-Park Hotel last
might, where he had a specially
prepared steak dinner. He left
the hotel before II pm. to re-
turn to the White House.
Planned Trip to Farm
The postponed appointment
included a cabinet meeting this
morning. attending a swearing.
in ceremony for Fred Seaton
who had been scheduled tt
take the oath as Secretary
|of Interior; a conference
with Theodore c. Streibert anc
one with Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby
former Secretary of Health
Education and Welfare.
Mr.. Eisenhower had planned
to leave Washington about mid
day for his Gettysburg. Pa. farm
home, to spend the weekend
there.
The press secretary said HI
first was informed by telephone
|of the Presidents upset thi:
morning about 7:15 or 1880 am
He came on to the White House
and got in touch personally witt
DR.. Snyder, he said.
So far as he knows, Mr.
Hagerty said, this is the frs
stomach upset Mr.. Eisenhower
has had since his heart attack.
Sticking to Diet
The President has been stick.
ing closely to an 1,S00-calorie-a
day diet prescribed by his doc.
tors, Mr.. Hagerty said.
AS for alcohol, Mr.. Hagerty
said he thinks the President
takes a drink occasionally" but
did not know whether he had &
drink before dinner last night o.
drank the wine served with hi
dinner.
The Secretary said he in.
formed Vice President Nixon's
office Of the Presidents upset
shortly before he announced il
publicly.
The President underwent {
complete physical examination
at Walter Reed Hospital MAJ
1912. The doctors reported theI
that his general condition con
tinueS good"
The report also said his diges
ton was excellent" It notet
that the scar on his heart re
sulting from last September
attack was well healed" ant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08

OF questions put to him by re-
porters.
Asked the basis for his earlier
statement that there is nothing
wrong with the Presidents heart,
Mr.. Hagerty said "that is what
the doctor told me-"
the doctor told me-" He added
that DR.. Snyder did not go into
details about how he determined
the Presidents heart was all
right.
In response to another ques-
ton. Mr.. Hagerty said DR.. Sny-
der has not consulted or called
in any heart specialists or other
doctors. He said there was nc
thought of calling in any.
DR.. Paul Dudley White, Boston
heart specialist, was called to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08

There were no symptoms Of hear
muscle weakness or coronary in
lsuficiency.
Health Appears Good
Mr.. Eisenhower has appeared
in good health recently and hal
Emphasized that he felt read,
to tackle "cheerfuIly and enthu'
siastically" the responsibilities o
his Office for another four years,
There appeared to be no rea'
son to attach any ominous signi.
ficance to the similarity between
the announcement of his Attic.
ton this morning and first re-
ports of his illness last Septem.
Der "a that turned out to be {
heart attack.
In the midst of his Colorado
vacation, the President returned
Ito Denver early on the morning
of last September % from {
weeks fishing trip to Frazer
Colo. He then played 81 hole
of golf at Cherry Hills Country
Club, eating for lunch a ham.
burger with onion.
He awoke with severe pain il
his chest early in the morning
of September "a at the Denver
home of his mother-in-law
Mrs. John S. Doud. Thinking o.
the onion he had eaten. he anc
Mrs. Eisenhower at first at.
tributed his illness to indiges.
ltion.
DR.. Snyder was called to the
Doud home about 2 am. that
morning-the same time he was
called to the White House thi:
morning.
On the call at Denver, the
doctor Immediately suspected 9
coronary thrombosis and gave
the President a morphine injec-
ton to ease the pain and induce
sleep.
Murray Snyder, assistant
White House press secretary, an
nounced at 8 am. on September
"a that "the President suffered
a digestive upset in the NIGH
and if he comes in (to his vaca-
ton office) it will not be until
considerably later"
Heart Attack Revealed
Shortly after noon on thai
Saturday in Denver, Mr.. Snyder
said he had just talked with DR.
Snyder and she said this indi.
gestion is not serious"
But at 2:40 pm. the same day
Mr.. Snyder announced that "tht
President has had a mild corO.
nary thrombosis"
Mr.. Eisenhower then already
had been taken to Fitzsimoni
Army Hospital in Denver wher'
he remained for seven weeks.
It later was explained that DR.
Snyder withheld any public wore
that the President had suffered
a heart attack until his dag
nosis could be confirmed b.
electrocardiogram examination
latter the President awoke late
lin the morning.
Gave Frank Reports
After those first few hours o
the Denver illness, there wer,
frequent and apparently ex
Itrenely detailed and frank med
Iical reports on the President
condition as he made general.
STEADY progress toward recovery
Mr.. Eisenhower few back t,
Washington on November II
and then went to his Gettys
burg farm for several weeks o
recuperation. He wound up tn
recuperative period with a 10
lday stay in the warm sunshin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08

mot slept for three days" due
to a picture he was making and
the quick trip east to the dinner.
The comedian slept late today
and did not learn Of the Presi-
dents illness until after noon.
He expressed deep concern be-
fore making plans for returning
to the West Coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08

from the White House. Senator
Knowland withdrew as q candi.
date for his party's presidential
nomination after Mr.. Eisenhowef
announced on February 20 that
he would seek reelection.
Earlier today he discIaimed
knowledge Of q movement in
California to boom him for the
nomination in the event Mr..
Eisenhower were to change his
mind about running.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08

SOFA WINGS FOR VERTICAL LANDINGS
With fully lowered double flaps the wings the new Ryan
Vertpane in this artists conception suggests inverted
sofa The plane to be built for the Army for where
akeof and landing space is limited is said to be able
take off land vertically to hover like heicopter
Two propeers driven by single gas turbine planned
for the aisontype craft which the adjustable flaps
be leveled for conventional flight lowered fully
9Odgree DETECTION of the propeller spstream cushion
vertical landngs-AP Wirephoto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-21
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

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kitchen, full bsmt. and lovely Ar.
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WESTGATE, MD.

4 BEDROOMS. . BATHS.
Excellent white brick Colonial
in beautiful condition. Lovely
fenced yard. Screened porch
and patio. Electric kitchen
with table space. First week
on the market for this house
and won't last in this desir-
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school, block to Maryland
bus: S2S.5 Ewes. call OIL.
4-5413.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
8 BEDROOMS-2ls BATHS

Excellent aIl-brick corner home
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living room. full scaled dining room
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Only 81 .OO0 DOWN

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3 large bedrms.. . baths. sep. din
rm,. scr. porch, hot-weater-heat
large level lot CALDWELL REALTY
SILVER SPRING. close in woodsid,
( Park-New. 4 lge. bedrms. ane
! den, today's kit, lovely scr. sum-
mer porch. bsmt with rec. rm.
! Sear-round air conditioning op'
tional. CHESTER H. KELLER
7 JU. 5-7100.
SILVER SPRING--Out-of-t he-coun-
/ try owner says, Sell my house iol
! $1,000 less than a CT appraisal. =
! This house has 3 bedrooms and
| baths. with | bedroom and bath or
| LIST floor, large living room witt
| mirrored fireplace. gas hot-watel
| heat, side screened porch, dish.
washer and Bendix washer: need,
some redecorating. You will not fint
comparable priced house On tn.
market today; $l6,g50; e, F
! BLANCHARD. JU. $4,000 TILL 9 2; m