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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
Doesn't Love Parents

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
/ am a 15-year-Old girl make
average grades In school, enjoy
social activities and have . won
derfuI group of friends. Anyone
who knows me would think 1
would be the last person TO have
problems. But my problem Is an
old one. / am quite sure that
whatever answer you give me
will not help but / felt that just
had TO write to you.
My problem begins and ends
with my parents. IL isn't that
they don't treat me right or any
thing like that. IT'S just that /
have NO special love or affection
for them. I'D even 60 IS far As to
say my friends and people / know
in general mean more TO me than
my very own parents! Every 50
often i fly of the handle and tell
them so. 1 know II hurts them,
but II is forgotten in q couple Of
weeks.
/ long for the day when HI be
out Of their sight, working and
earning my own money TO pay
them back for the food, clothing,
shelter and education they gave
me. Well, that's that-nOw it's
up TO you 70 try 70 figure this out.
Believe me If you can, III be about
the happiest girl in the world
because this problem makes me
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MILT-PIease ded. MY One and Only
Love- to my steady, Johnny g.,
from his steady, CAROLE N.
MILF GRANT-Please ded. Twelfth
of Never" to Johnny s. and Carole
@. Theirs viii last till the Twelfth
Of Never" because it is Lasting
Love-" Best luckl CUPID.
AIILT GRANT-Please play Happy,
Happy Birthday Baby at 8 pm,
September %. to Barbara, from,
BOBBY.
MLT GRANT-Please ded "On Ny
Mind Again TO Brent W., from
DONNA p.
DEAR MILT-Please play Losing
Came" by Vernon Taylor, for the
gang in Burtonsville and Kensing-
ton. We feel sure this win be big
HIT
DON DILLARD, please dedicate
'Plaything" to Karen from
MICKEY.
DON DILLARD, please play Rebel"
for all the rebels. especially @Sam
and Eddie" From PAM and
ETHEL.
DON DILLARD. please play Lolita
Lovin'" by Gene Vincent for Kathy
and Ted. BETTY and JERRY.
JACK AND LORRY, please plug for
real neat kids loving YOU"
KATHY p.
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Ricker-Teen-Aee Mail
cOa.iuSed From Pose =

cOatiaued From Pose =
unreasonable and very childish.
After all. If q boy breaks up with
a girl does that mean he must re-
main dateless the rest of his life?
Such a girl is being purely selfish.
of course, believing IL she can't
have him nobody else should have
him either!
Since you were not responsible for
Shirley and Jim breaking up and
she is going with another boy. !
agree with Jim, she never was q
real friend. You say you have tried
to be friendly toward her and she
was not interested so my advice
is to be pleasant when you see her
but try not to let her attitude
bother you. Even If you did stop
going with Jim he wouldn't go
back to Shirley. So why even con-
slider such a thing just to appease
girl who is behaving like a spoiled,
unreasonable baby?
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PHYLLIS FADEN-"A very happy
birthday Love, HOWARD AND
JOEL.
JOE-Happy anniversary to the most
wonderful guy in the world. Let's
make it 1000 more. ok? All my
love, YOUR LITTLE ONE"
DAVID - Happy, Happy Birthday
Baby'l You know it. Won't you
please come back and be my baby2
P.S. Hope your birthday on the
18th was super. Your EVIL AN
GEL"
LUCILLE-Have real swell time on
your 18th birthday Thursday.
JULIE.
ANNE MacLEAN-Happy 18th BIRTH
day today. Hope you get what you
want. CUPIE.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY. LARRY-From
Mother. Daddy and Don.
DEAR CHIP hope you have q
happy birthday. Love, JANET.
A LATE BIRTHDAY WISH to Karen
A., a great gal and real friend.
Love, 10 N.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the best
mother in the worldl Love and
xxx. LEWIS AND PAULA. P.S.
BUTTONS, too.
JUDI-Happy birthday to q cool kid
but what you wanted. ANN.
TO CHARLOTTE ALLEN-"T1appy,
Happy Birthday Baby" Love,
MOTHER AND FATHER. AUNT
FAYE AND UNCLE FRED.
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MILT-Please dedicate Long Lonely
Nights" to Bobby c., from someone
who still cares, JEAN.
MTLT-Please dedicate Lasting Love"
and MY One and Only" to Jay,
and also TO Bob B., from LYREE.
MILT-PIease ded. Chances Are to
Johnny s. and Carole NJ, who have
Lasting Love-"
MILT-Please ded. NY Favorite An
gelv to Johnny Severson and Carole
~.
MILF G.-Please play "Just Between
You and Me" for r. b. and J. W.,
from T. L. and G. ID.
MILF GRANT-Please dedicate MY
One and Only Love-" by Ricky Nell
son, to my one and only love.
Mile" Love, REGGIE.
MILT-Please play for Ray, My One
and Only Love- from his Evil
Angel" BOBBIE.
MILTON Sept. %, please dedicate
Happy. Happy Birthday Baby" TO
my wife and daughter, both named
Charlotte. Thanks FRED ALLEN.
MILT GRANT-For Sept. 20, please
say and play Happy. Happy Birth
day Baby" for Charlotte Allen.
BUTCH.
MILT-Please ded. Lolita L0vin' to
Nanci N. and her secret boy friend,
at NJ. v. H. S. CUPID.
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81 Use Teen-Ads to
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AUDIo EQUIPMENT FOR SALE

AUDKO EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
Used, in good condition; l2-in.
speaker and cabinet. SI2: Bogen Is
watt amplifier. SIS. Call DICK. JE.
2-3921.
i AM GOING TO GIVE the rest Of
my puppies away, since they are
eating me out Of house and home.
They are lovable and will make
good pets and pals. but unless you
have fenced-in yard or q farm,
don't call Ask for DOTTY, Emer-,
son 1-3035.
BIKE FOR SALE-105l model, size
%. girls; excellent condition. Color
Is light blue. Make Is Schwinn.
Asking price Is $40. Please call
WA. 7-9O6e and ask for PAT.
ANN F.-Thanks for the wonderful
time at the dance Phi. See you
Mon. A. N. Q.
DOvY-Come on over to Arl. There's
q whole lot Of shaking going on.
JUDY.
PIANO wANTED-Must have good
tone: spinet. console or apt. size
preferred. Call HA. 2-373O.
FLEUR-It won't be very long and
then It will be Lasting Love" for
ever and Forever" miss you very
much. BAAGBT.
GENE WINTERS-Please play Last
ing Love" for Dorla and Doug. Best
Of everything to q real cute couple.
HEY TEENS! Holy Trinity High
Soph. are having q fashion show.
The Hecht Co. Is sponsoring it
Oct. II, pm: adm, SOC. All
invited.
COME TO SIGMA PHI Fraternity's
big November dance; big name en-
tertainment appearing, such as Bo
Diddley, The Cloyers, and you can
dance all night to the music of
Buddy johnson and his band, fea-
turing Ella johnson and Floyd Roll
Inns, November 16, 1857, Q pm. to
1880 am, willard Hotel, Main
Ballroom; $500 drag, $40 stag.
Tickets to be sold at the door, or
contact BOB LEVY. RIA. 6-5359.
ON SEPT. 2l-The Columbian Squires
and Squirettes Of Mory Of Silver
Spring, Maryland. held dance and
q good time was had by all who
attended.
FOR SALE Custom built. French,
ultra-Iight- weight racing bike; new
tires, recent overhaul; cost $l25 two
years ago; now $50. Call JE. 3-9O42.
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Miscellaneous

FOR SALE, winter coat. size Fifteen,
cashmere, turquoise; excellent con-
ditiOn; $50 or best offer. IA. 1887.
Just BETWEEN YOU AND ME-"
"IIoneycomb" misses her Special
Angel"
FOR SALE. boys black shoe, rink
skates. size Z; worn once; $40. Call
LA. 6-6642
BOYS GRAY flannel suit, excellent
condition, size 81: inseam about 80
inches. $40. Dresses, also. JU.
5-752O
OLDS ~ Rocket re-; porta. walls;
runs good; $50. JU. 5000.
FOR SALE, boys Stacks, suit, sport
jacket, size 1918; excellent condi-
ton; cheap. 10. 4-O228.
SALE-Buffet; wood clarinet: cost
$50; in excel. cond.; take best offer.
Call JE. 2-7679
SIC SPAULDING football shoes, size
8, IS, SIS camel hair boy coats,
Size 10. SIS. JE. 2-l513.
WANTED, ride to Archbishop Carroll
High daily from Wheaton, Nd,
area. JU. 9-7e9e
ITS A LOSIN' GAME" for tummy,
hips and leg bulges when you dis
GOtCE N4CLEN 4 > 0ltAH- ACCm RAO-
gram. Call IA. 5-65l5. ~. $1,000.
AD 2-O0O2.
ron SALE. girls 26-in. J. c. Higgins
bike. in good condition: price. SIS.
Call WA. 7-2l53.
WANTED--Wnl pay cash for a set OF
good soap box derby wheels and
nxles. HE. 4-7645.
MOCK N ROLL quartet contest open
10 all vocal groups. Grand prize:
Appearance at Howard. Pick up
registration forms at area play
grounds or call AID. 2-2321 between
TO pm. Mon. through Fri.
LIONAL electric freight-train track,
~ straight. IS curved: engine. 8
ears. station, fioodiight tower,
bridge, tunnel; S45. IA. 7-6S30.
FOR SALE-78-r.p.m.- record player;
good condition: best offer. Call
LA. e-305O.
MERBIE F.-The 9th IL the lucky
date: good luck in the service. Your
friend. HARRIET.
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feel as IL something mas gene
wrong in my life.
ANONYMOUS.
Dear Anonymous:
II your letter can be taken at face
value, think your problem begins
and ends" with you rather than
your parents. Something HAS gone
wrong in your life and it seems TO
be your attitude toward them.
Some people are born with q
greater capacity to love than others,
but if Gas you say) you have no
complaints about your parents IL h
difficult to understand why friends,
and even acquaintance. mean more
to you than Nom and Dad.
You write that you know 1t hurts
your parents when you tell them
you don't love them but you tel.
them just the same. So. it appears
to me that you are behaving like
selfish. spoiled brat who obviously
has little if any consideration for
your parents.
I doubt that this letter will make
you "the happiest girl in the world"
But am hoping it will, perhaps,
start you thinking in the right di-
rection and make you see your par
ents in different highland as q
result you will become happier.
more lovable girl.
If you we're in serious trouble or
very i'll just how many of your
friends and acquaintance would
come to your rescue? How long
would their friendship last IL you
talked to them as you do to your
parents?
wish you could spend just one
day with me reading some Of the
letters receive from teen-agers.
Some of these youngsters parents
are cruel. abusive, neglectful, UNI
reasonable and obviously do not
love them. yet many boys and girls
say, In effect, IT love my parents
dearly, I just wish they would be
different" You have a lot to learn,
my dear. and I think it should start
with learning to appreciate, under--
stand and be thankful that you
have kind and loving parents.
This column Is conducted for
teen-agers. Letters can be an
swered through the column only
las soon as time and space per.
init. Write your problem to Dor.
Othy Kicker in care Of TEEN,
ORhe Washington Star, Washing I
tom A N n
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Record Requests

MILT, please dedicate "That1l Be
The Day" to Tommy. q real special
guy. BETTY II.
DEAR MILF, please play Chances
Are" for Joanie and Johnny. A
FRIEND.
MILF GRANT, play Loving You" to
my ever-lovin' Sandy from DON
MILF, please dedicate Send For Me"
for Smokey D. From girl that
really cares.
MILT, please play "A Teenagers
Romance" for Scott and Pam.
KATHY p.
DEAR MILT, please dedicate my
One and Only Love" for Buddy p.
and Mile Z.
MILF, please dedicate "Honeycomb"
to Judy A.. Molly R., Sue c., Judy
f. and Rita b. Send for me,
CAROL.
MILT-Please play Miss Ann" by
Little Richard, for my Miss Ann.
Thanks. X.
MILT REAL COOL CAT GRANT
Please play One Sin" for q girl
that is very nice, and am de-
lighted to be q friend Of hers for
now and for q lifetime to come.
JOHN r.
MILT GRANT-Please play Happy
Birthday, Baby" for "Honeycomb."
SPECIAL ANGEL"
AIILT-Please play Wake Up Little
Suzie." PAT d. and RONNIE F.
DEAR MILT-Please play My One
and Only" from DICK M. to Mar
rianne r.
MILT-Please play "Honeycomb" and
whole Lolita Shakin'" on Sept.
%, from KENNY to lovely Mari
anne
MILT-Please play Chances Are" for
Hetty and Pete, and Charlene and
George. ELVIS.
DEAR MILT-Please ded. Chances
Are" for Pete, from someone who
likes him very much. LINDA.
MILT-Please play MY One and
Only Love" for Matt on his BIRTH.
day, the 23rd.
MILT-Please dedicate Lolita Lovin'
to Dicky S.
MILT GRANT Please dedicate
Wake Up Little Susie for Diana
and Buck, Phyllis and Joe, Maggie
and Jake, Leonora and Dewey-on
September %.
MILT GRANT Please dedicate
wake Up Little Suzie." by the
Everly Bros, for all the sleepy
sophomores at Wilson HIGH Bonnie,
Linda, Pauline, Linda w.
MILT REAL COOL CAT GRANT
Please play Zip, Zip" Honey
comb" Chances Are" "That1l Be
the Day." Lolita Lovin'" and "Di-
ana - for a oirl 7 khix,k If n,,ffa
often, Candy, from JOHN r.
MILT-Please dedicate Special AM
gel" for j. Schneider. Love, JEAN
NETTE G.
DEAR MILT-Please wish Charlotte
Allen a happy nth birthday for
Sept. 20. Dedicate Happy, Happy
Birthday Baby" to her, from us.
Thanks. BOOTS and FRED.
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Teens Wanting Jobs

HIGH SCHOOL GIRL desires SAT-
urday daywork. Call THERESA,
WO. o-0O2o.
DEPENDABLE colored girl wants
baby sitting after school and week
ends. Call Ii. Asst.
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Greetings

HAPPY 18th WEDDING ANNIvER-
sARY, on Sept a. 10 q couple Of
great sports. From the r. U. M. A.
Kid. Love, JOHN AUSTIN.
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HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE: following Ads received
viii following Sunday.
RATES. lines Csc additional figure
yourself. per
TO PLACE: Write address and
telephone
ADS. The Sunday Star. Washington. d c.
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mems apparel and accessories
Washington . Bethesda Budget Corners

NyIon toilet kits, fully rubber
lined. Top grain Leather name
plate and Upper tobs, nyIon
handles. 100
Mems pocket secretary in sim
uloted leather plastic, complete
with pen, index and memo pod.
100
Fine eombed cotton hondker-
chiefs, colored borders.
s for 100
VinyI slippers, electrically
welded VinyI, with handy cose.
100
Plostie Foineoots, popular
smoke shade. Will not crock or
stick, folds into matching cose.
Small, medium, large. 100
Neekties, irreouIors from fom-
Gus maker. Greet variety Of
colors and fobrics, including
rePp stripes, wovens and foul
ords. 3 for 100
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CITIZENS
MEETINGS

Meeting announcements
must be in the hands of the
Ciuic Calendar editor By noon
Thursday OF each Ueek to
insure publication in the
column on Sunday. Those
received too late will not be
used separately unless there
Is some special neDS sig
ntfcdnce attached to Them
Col. Alvin C. yelling, District
Engineer Commissioner. will be
the guest speaker at the month
ly meeting of the Georgetown
Citizens Association, at 8 pm.
tomorrow, st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Potomac and o streets
NV.
The Rev. Smallwood Will
liams of the Bible Way Church
will address the Oldest Inhabi-
tants, Inc, at 8 pm. tomorrow
in the Odd Fellows Hall, Ninth
and T streets NV.
The East Central and Gen.
trail Northwest Civic Associa-
tons will hold a Joint meeting
to discuss recent developments
in urban renewal plans for the
northwest area at 8 pm. Tues
day in the Scott Montgomery
School, AIS P street NV.
Other meetings of civic in
terest. all starting at 8 pm.
unless otherwise noted. include:
Tomorrow
Mid City Citizens AsSocia-
tion-Board Room. National
Savings and Trust Co., Fiji
teenth street and New York
avenue NV.
Northwest Boundary Civic
Observation-Disclosures Jun
Tor High School, Iowa avenue
and Webster street NV.
Northwest Council Of Citi-
zen's Associations-4650 Broad
Branch road NV.
Tuesday
Fort Gaines Citizens Associa-
tion-Temple Baptist Church,
1850 Nebraska avenue NV.
Deanwood Civic Association
Carver School. Wilmington
place and Sheriff road NV.
Maryland
Monday
Allied Civic Group of Mont
gomery County-Maryland-Na-
tional Capital Park and Plan
ning Commission Building,
Georgia avenue and Spring
street. Silver Spring.
Tuesday
Owens Road Citizens AsSocia-
tion-2263 owens road. Prince
Georges County. Md.
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Morse AssaiIs
Administration
As Comp|acent

BOSTON, Nov. % (R.-Sen-
ator Morse. Democrat of Ore
gon, tonight blasted the Eisen-
hover administration as one
"preoccupied with self-congrat-
ulation."
1t is dedicated. he said, ito
the proposition that the less
done by the Government the
better of we are"
In a speech prepared for a
dinner meeting of the Massa-
chusetts Federation of Labor,
Senator Morse declared, "Eisen-
hower's part-time presidency
has been a bust-as some of
us predicted"
Having him undertake the
presidency as a full-time job
is an experiment that has not
been made during his almost
five years in the White House."
he said.
Comment on Sputniks
Senator Morse took some side
shots at Senator Saltonstall,
Republican of Massachusetts
and Secretary of Commerce
Weeks, also from Massachu-
sets.
Regarding the Soviet launch
ings of earth satellites, Senator
Morse said 1T is bad enough
that we were beaten in the
very fields in which our pre-
eminence was complacently as
sumed-science and technol-
ogy. The setback to the free
world has been compounded by
the reaction of the spokesman
for our Nation.
1.-The President and Secre-
tary of State have responded
only in terms of the military
threat posed Millions of
neutralS and even friends
around the world are not in
terested in satellites and rock
cts because of their military
value. They are impressed and
intrigued by the new horizons
of outer space and their con-
quest by man -"
Senator Morse cited various
proposals to hold down on de-
Tense spending since 1858 and
added:
Hits Massachusetts, Leaders
1T may be of interest to the
people Of Massachusetts, that |
your senior Senator (Salton-
stalD. in each case, voted for
the cuts and against adequate
defense.
On domestic issues generally, |
Senator Morse accused Admin
istration leaders of pouring out |
tremendous doses of double !
talk" and said Secretary Weeks
lis now calling our present |
economic difficulties a side
wise unconventional a recess
sion, mind you"
THE Eisenhower cabinet"
Mr.. Morse said. should get IA
in creative writing and be
hunked in economics"
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Mems dress shirts-Sonforized
oxford cloth and broodcIoth
shirts in fused, button-down
and slotted colIor styles. White
and coIors, broken sizes. 100
Mems tee shirts, fine combed
cotton with reinforced neck of
nyIon or Docron. Small, me-
dunn, large. z for 100
Cotton bFoodeIoth shorts, Son.
torized. Boxer or eripper styles,
broken sizes. z for 100
Mems pojomo seporotes, to
mix or match, coots and pants.
Each piece 100
White cotton hondkerehiefs.
10 for 100
Wool muffIeFs, navy. z for 100
Linen hondkerehiefs.
4 for 100
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lnfonts' cotton knits, irreou-
lars OF famous make polo shirts,
cordieons and assorted knit
wear. 100
lnfonts' wool sIippersox. sizes
5 to 6. 100
chiIdren's wool gloves, sizes
z to a. 100
lnfonts' hondmodes, including
dresses, slips. 100
Nylon stretch hose, white only,
sizes 6 to 8I2 and 9 to II. 100
lnfont's toys, including blocks,
educational toys. 100
Girls cotton knit ponties, white
and Postels in group, sizes a
to Ia. 8 for 100
ChiIden's undeFshirts, for in
fonts and sizes z to 6, slipover
style. z for 100
Infonts' kimonos and gowns.
white and .postels. 100
Trainins pants, sizes II to SO
months. ; for 100
Down Stoirs Store, lnfonts' Wear
childFen's Strid-exe shoes, for
school and play. Not every size
in each style, sizes 8Ha to 8.
100
Down Stoirs Store, ChIdren's Shoes
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women's, misses,
and Juniors

ohu NHivtS
Misses Orion pulIovers and
eoFdisons. 100
Misses ieons and ranch pants,
irreoulors. 100
Down Stoirs Store, Sportsweor
Women's hats, velvets and wool
felts in assorted styles and
colors. 100
Down stoirs Store, Millinery
Women's underwear, reduced
from stock and specially pur-
chased, assorted styles and
colors, broken sizes. Boby
dolls and woltz length gowns.
100
Cotton piisse boby dolls, cot
ton knit briefs, royon briefs;
postels and coIors.
see, z for 100
Down Stoirs Store, Underwear
Cotton bros, famous make,
populor styles. Some with
circular stitching and dual lift.
A cup, 81 to So; B, 81 to 38;
c, "a to 40. 100
Down stoirs Store, corsets and Bros
Women's wedges and easuoI
shoes, reduced from our stock.
Many styles and coIors, broken
sizes but an excellent selec-
ton. 100
Down Stoirs Store, Women's Shoes
Washington only
Juniors shirts, Sonforized cot
ton flonneI, assorted pIoids and
stripes, sizes "a to l6. 100
Down Stoirs Store,
Jr. Miss and Teen Age Apparel
Seconds Of women's nyIon hose,
daytime and dress sheers, bust
ness sheers; heavy service
weight in small sizes only.
Popular shades, sizes 8H2 to
~. z for 100
Down Stoirs Store. Hosiery
Elizabeth Post cosmetics, lip
sticks, lotions, creams, face
powders, shampoo. 4 for LOO
NEGLECTED hand balm, in pIos-
tic bottle. Bath powder in box
with puff. z for 100
Down Stoirs Store,
Neckweor and Hondkerchiefs
Women's wool gloves, imported
tailored and fancy styles, as
sorted coIors. Small, medium,
large. 100
Down stoirs Store, Gloves
Costume ieweI!y. gold and sill
yer coIored metoI necklaces,
bracelets, earrings and pins;
tailored and fancy styles with
rhinestones, simulated pearls,
simulated stones. Many set in
the group. 59e. z for 100
PIeose odd 1929 Federal tox
Women's pIostie roineoots,
handy for home or office.
Small, medium, large. 100
Down stoirs Store, Umbrellas
Women's hondboss, irregulors
and discontinued styles in sim
uloted leather and foilIe, as
sorted styles and coIors. 100
Women's leather wallets, many
styles. Red, black, Antique
white, navy, blue. 100
Women's leather belts, narrow
and wide tailored styles. Black,
brown, red, tan; not all sizes
in oil styles, sizes "a to 81 in
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Cotton dresses, washable prints
and checks in sizes Il to 20,
l41z TO 24Hz. 100
Aprons, plaid einehoms, plain
broodcIoth, postel organizes.
100
Holt aprons, cotton prints, with
pockets. see, z for LOO
Down Stoirs Store, inexpensive Dresses
Women's bIouses, lst quality
and irreoulors Of famous brand
cotton prints, stripes and pos
tells. Sizes 81 to SO in the
group, not every style in eoch
size. 100
Down stoirs Store. eIouses
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infants and chiIdren's wear
Washington . Bethesda Budget Corners

Girls wool knit hats and gloves,
assorted styles and colors.
Some gloves with fancy trim.
Eoch 100
Girls sample bIouses, wash
able cottons and blends, as
sorted styles and colors, sizes
7 to Ia. 100
Girls fIonneI shirts, striped
cotton, sizes 8 to Ia. 100
Girls dresses, washable cot
tons and blends, assorted styles
and colors, sizes 4 to Ok. 100
Down stors Store. Girls Apparel
Boys sports shirts, pre-shrunk.
cotton flannel, washable. Va
riety Of pIoids, sizes s to Is.
100
Boys cotton briefs, irreeuIors,
shrink-resistont combed cot
ton. sizes 6 to l8. 3 for 100
Boys cotton tee shirts, ire
9ulors Of eohnbed cotton, re-
inforced neck. 3 for 100
Boys poekosed hose, nylon
reinforced heel and toe, as
sorted stripes and patterns.
sizes 7 to l0H. 4 for |. 90
Down Stors Store, Boys Clothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

Women's quilted robes, COT
tons, nylons, royons in q good
selection of styles. Samples,
closeouts, irreouIors. IL to 20
in the group. 100
Down Stoirs Store, Robes
Misses and Women's Foil
dresses, many lovely styles in
q wide assortment of colors and
fobrics. Sizes II to 20 and
l41z to 24Hz. 500
Down Stoirs Store, Misses and
Women's Dresses
Women's dress and casual
shoes, pumps and novelties,
sandals, strop styles. comfort
and walking shoes. Foil shades
and styles. 2.9s
Women's eosuoI shoes, flots,
pancakes, wedges, Ivy type OK
fords. Sorry, not every size in
each style. 2.99
Down Stoirs Store, Women's Shoes
Misses casual dresses, many
styles, colors and fobrics. 500
Women's cotton shirts, little
iron solids, prints, dots, stripes,
poilsey and miniature pIoids.
Sizes 30 to "a, but not in every
style. l.69. 3 for 500
Misses veIveteen points. twill
back, black only. 3.ee
Misses sweaters, Orion, large
selection of styles and eolors.
First quality and irreouIors.
$40
Misses wool skirts, assorted
styles and colors. 3.99
Down Stoirs Store. Sportsweor
StropIess eorselettes and for
soIettes, irreouIors and discon-
tinued styles. Docron, with
front Upper, B and c cup, good
size range. 4.99
Down Stoirs Store. corsets and Bros