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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
FARM AND GARDEN
GIANT TREE SALE
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w

GENTLEMAN. private Jewish home,
vic Conn. ave; share shower with
another man AID. 4-1330.
OR. SHERATON Pk.-Lge. rn,
turn, excel. taste Lee. closets ard
windows. pvt bath AID. +-s5tn.
MT. PLEASANT LODGE. 33.5 18th
ST. NV. end OF Mt. Pleas. carline
Rms. day Wk. or mo. AID.
i3t3 l. ST. N.W.--Nice clean, warm,
single room. near bath. Only So 50
week
1890 FILLMORE ST. Nw.-sinsle
bedroom neNt bath Ink, refgr
porch: parsine' S35 monthly. 50
VIC. WALTER REED. 10th st. entr.
PVT. home. lady only Phone
RIA d-65S,
ROOMS, double and single. Tor men.
weekly or monthly rate. HO p
a351. 1875 Park re-. NV
.1il CONN. AVE, NV. Modern.
attrae turn, studio rm,. next 20
bath' carport avail DE .-4i45
SLEEP ON foam mattress, wake Up
TO music clock radio, rcfer.. gTill.
"li1 r 81. nv, Elk 3.66Ji
1853 18th ST. NV. - Business
women sgit dblc rms. clean.
beau, furna mod bths NO 7-Di2 -.
DUPONT CIR. l7l5 Risss pl.---
an so mo DE 1880
conn AVE. AND r. Newly deco.
lgc bedrma pvl. bath, maid ser:
Golo6lDfSS' PARROT 81 81 4! a2.4 c''
18th ST. NV, 1919 Beaut furn.
4 rm in lovely home phone maid.
SO. huS at door DE ".da3O
l5i1 r ST NV. Latge single
room. next bath Also double room.
md floor next bath twin beds.
Maid service
sI.O p ST NV Apt a--Larse
S SSthil0t retei f ReaS NJ iH.ie76n eA'
1891 PARN RD. --spac front room,
shower maid serV; good parking,
gentlemen s7.iu. NJ 7-0s74
orr ST. NV. l;O5---Tircd Of
drab room Wan, modc.a iurn
Free TV7 Maid scryiee2 Sgle.. $40
wk Dblc SIS VIZ co 5-1iSl.
SHOREnAM We, 300. 3.nd St
Lovely oct ntme aaSv parking:
shower gn,lmn $50 FE 3-a5.7.
1870 10Th ST. NV, in former leea-
ton BLDG For employed ladiesy
exceptionally bcautifuli LARGE rms
nest bus STOP grill and iuehux
priyils ample bath and wardrobe
accommodations S"a.Sia.
1858 IRVING n. NV. - warm,
clean riccy iurr lac twin bed.
room rcigt vrill Single, -. 50.
iG.s sisi sT.--Rm next bath. for
discriminating Gentleman Exec.
lent location pt t.ti;0
Continued on Next PassI
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FURNITURE SALE

Tremendous savings on brand
new, better.erade bedrm din. rTn
liv. rm.. bedding: mod. Early Amer
lean, French and Italian Provincial
factory closeouts. samples and sur
plus stocks ut lowest prices. regard
less OF big discounts offered elsewhere.
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
Sl6 18th st. NV. RE. 7-l3lO
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
ATTORNEY

Al 1ORNE1
Under 81, to handle legal
and administrative work in
MORTGAGE loan department of
well established expanding
corporation Several years
residence in this area pref
erred This Is career posi-
tiot onering excellent OPP
portunity for advancement.
Apply personnel ONCE. SIG
18th st. NV.
BEAUTlCAN Man or woman in
busy Silver Spring shop. Can build
excellent following. JU 5-5733
BINDERY HELPERS G2), experience
preferred but not necessary. Cal
Du s-6S0O.
Woman to help in guest
house IN exchange for / DOM and
all meals Tor =, Nondrinsers only
DU. 1-d691.
HAIR STYLIsT, all-arouno, for busy
Silver Spring beauty salon; oppor-
tunities unlimited. Call u. 5-5f33
AMBITIOUS young man or woman
TO manage or train to manage food
concession no drifterS wanted
Apply in person, TO Mr. Schiller
LEE HIGHWAY DRIVEN THEA
TIRE. Merrifleld. Va, after $3.50 u. m.
LAB. TECHNICIANs. skilled in sero-
logical and blood banking tech
niqueS. salary open. with many
Dart RIM I4d. eos5 st nv.
L. c; CHAPTER AMERICAN RED
ROSS
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

LEAVING FOR MIAMI March ..
vii. take "a, share expenses. DE
.-.5 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06

Most stock available in factor,
cartons Prices includes warranty
BLAIR'S TV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06

OR. SHERATON Pk.-Lge. rn,
turn, excel. taste lge. closets ard
inInMS nNt hnAln An 4 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
INSTRUCTION COURSES

MATHEMATICS. high school and
COLLEGE courses individual inslruc.
European professor Practical meth
~ facilitates rapid progress. in
my branch OF this subject Cali
HU a-79l4 for information and
interview
HiGH SCHOOL At HOME stand.
ard text furnished low MONTH,
payments Write for American
School Booklet. Box 90 Blsdcnf
burp Nd or uN i-iS.n
INQUIRE how're. 7..s.s--Ncw
classes TYPING SHORTHAND
service Bep and Rev Min . wks
--rey Positions opcn to Si00 vk. -
BOYD SCHOOL. cor. 18th a. q n "
Welcomt
LEARN RADIO.TV repair. prac eve
alb courses. IS wkly' TEMP, i
SCH 1898 q 81 NV. MA S.i83f
LEARN SHORTHAND In u wks, day
- wkly or ~ vks eves ST. 81
wklyl TEMPLE SCH. MA. S.iG:l0
LEARN TYPING. iS.wk course, 81
WHY Free Ciyil Service and EnRlist
course with typ TEMPLE SCHOOL
l3'Ih q y NV. MA N-i02p
PBX RECEpTIONIgT Courses (TYP.
NO FREE wks,. S35 New
es, ~ yrs COMPARE enroll 10
DAY BOYD. SCHOOL CO 18th a
q NV Welcome RE 5.9s.s
DR.'S ASSISTANTS
mo training eysnins classss
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HELP-WoMEN
SWITCHBOARD
SKIP TRACERS (8l

SINGER, woman. white, young. APP
plv at JOHNNY'S. 800 sth st. Sc,
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slTUATIohs-woMEh
sITUATiohS-coMESTIc

REFINED business lady will baby
SIT and light duties ewes. for boar
and room. Box. 229-Y Star ~
GIRL, colored desires Inv. and
child care, or days work RA
GIRL, colored, wants days work OF
care for children good cleaner
laundry. refs. ST 3-4i37.
DO you NEED HELP?
Cooks, maids, mothers helper
live IN or o,it dayworker NO =
65Ss. MORRIS EMPL. AGENCY.
COLORED WOMAN. reliable. expert.
cnced desires work IN boarding
mouse u to Il am DU. 1-J5s0
COLORED WOMAN wants Inv and
child care, or days work exper
fefs, Ia, G-77s5
.COLORED GIRL wants lob as baby
sitter or housework, expcr. ref. LII
f-SB2O
.COLORED GIRL desires days work
or regular references. RA G-O3a9
COLORED LADY desires DAYS work
or "a day as Al laundresS child
care Or clraner. reliable. Al refs
LC f-1iB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06

49, 49, o. 100" VI ~ NV NE
PAINT, l,5OO salons s3.e5 value.
II ~ gal sh. WINS and others.
J, II GiCHNER
PIANOS Several reconditioned full.
keyboard console and studio pianos
variety OF finishes iully euaran.
'''u CAMPBELL III MUSIC CO CO
i11OS q ST NV Dl i-si6i
PIANOS. used upriehts. Sa5 up
new spinets S3a5. reconditionec
apartment upriehts, $50 w
Dozens OF other bargains ST. =.
$500 PIANO MART, lOl ) eth ST
NV. OPEN THURS Ewes
PIANOS Used iull-keyboard con,
sole; instruments IN ye'S scod
J JoRp ,iIn corner I Ia aid q G's SIS
F; NV open raursday evenings
PIANOs-w We have some real bar.
gains in used Spincts and consoles
Story 4 CLARK winter, oulbrsn.
sen. wurlit7er and BALDWIN Aero
some Phone ST 3.9lun JOR
DAMS corner 18th and q s,s. NV
Open thursday evenings.
PIANO, Gulbransen full keyboard,
CAMPBELL. MUSIC co
ilns q 81 NV ID i.SitA
PIANOS; clearance of finest grand
pianos knabc Stcinway CHECKER.
ing, from 500 Excel cond and
fully guaranteed For better mu-
steal values KITS, 1880 q II
NV RE 1-G2l2.
PIANOS several spinct and console
pianos used for demo IN recent
Home show at great savings Ac,
quickly Tor these tine musical
values KITS. $3.50 q ST NV
Rr i.dgl,
PIANOS, Army. Navy. Air Force
and Marine personnel government
and district employees can save
real money on all kinds OF instru.
ments at the PIANO MART 1913
9TH 81 NV over 100 SpipetS con
Soles and uprights 10 choose from
ST 3-630O PIANO MART iOl5
eth ST NV tiust above the lib
rafyl. OPEN THURS. EWES
PIANOS FOR RENT--N New and used
SpinetS consoles, Strands and up.
rights at moderate rates iror
~ 90 monthly upl Hauling extra
JO4DAN'S THREE STORES cor.
ncr 18th and q sts NV ,phont
AZ Atiinston ,phone KE S-snagl /.
,phone 10 S-iiO5i Suburban
stores open ewes PARK IN front
rIANo. used baby Grand; 500 Call
PIANO. / player. with Is rolls.
o. cL d.uiHl
nNAAn $500. ...,taaf 0,,n -,
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HELP WOMEN
TYPISTS

Do you like variety IN your work
ana position OF responsibility? II
ycu type ~ words per minute. de-
sire an excellent starting salary
with plenty OF room for advance
ment. this is the change and the
chance that YOU have been looking
for
1871 @ 81. NV. Room zoo
,iAITRESSES. white. over p; apply
in person, STRICKS RESTAURANT
$500 Naylor I'd. $ e.
WAITRESS-Chinese-A Amer. Restau-
Iant Apply in person. 24Ol West
University blvd. Wheaton. Md
MATTRESSES. full and part time
twhitel. Apply In person Ia
DONNELL'S SEA GRILL. S30l
Wisconsin ave. Bethesda, Md.
WAITRESS, white; good paw excel
lent tips. Apply SMILING BuDDHA
RESTAURANT, 1925 Wisconsin ave.
OIL. 1924.
MATTRESSES full and part time.
experienced only Apply in person
T32 18th 81. NV.
WAITRESS. white, full or part time
must be exper. Apply in person
ROBIN HOOD RESTAURANT. l422
* 4 NV.
WAITRESS. white, good hours. good
pay Sundays off. Apply in person
BALTIMORE DELlCATESSEN. llOl
Ia 81 ENN
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Rcconditioned TVS Priced From
SID 95

300
Rcconditioned TVS Priced From
SASS
Most stock available in fae'orl
cartons Prices includes warranty
BLAIR'S TV
$iia Wisconsin fssora Hy Ave ~" iii P' N
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. down. 81
wk neW or used all makes; fret
WRITERS VIII 6-5i4a. NOW
TYPEWRITERS - Buy any los;
portable. no money down, 81 pei
wk first payment In April SAVE
80, OF more via UNITED TYPE.
WRITER club plan. Phone day OF
nl2ht RI l-llii for free home
demonstration
TYPrwaITERs-New portables. bis
81 VIZ. CIRCLE. dig 9TH st. nv
TYPEWRITERS Se5 UP your
choice new nr rebuilt No money
Un. ~ a wk free home demon.
Stration and free typinF lessons
Call CLARk's, I'M 1.a53l. NOW
UNIFORMS. reeulation naval Of.
hcerS tailor made; oyetcoat, blue
service. khaki. white service si2t
- good and excellent condition
o. ".O47N between q ard . nm
UNUSUAL BUYS
Entire q rooms OF traditiona
furniture, all like new also porch
den and yard owner leaving town
Will sacrifice son ChalfOnte ar
Beycriv mis- Alexandria. Va Ma,
be seen any time
VACUUM, hand So sun Graft lamp
IS baby carriage SlO; table foi
singer portable 50 10. S.l30I
VACUUM CLEANERS Your choice
new or tebuili no money din 81
n wk Free home demonstration
Call a. ARKs, I'M 1-0i35, NOW
VACuUMS All makes. guaranteed
$50 ~ BALTIC blvd Ap i-.lhi3
VIOI BASS 80 schroettcr excellent
condition $3.50 DE ".2d6u
WASHER Maytac. fully auto Ike
new. S55. IL 7.s0nu -
WASHER. late.model Thor sent.
auto eood WORKING condition sac
IL 1-"3"3 ~
WASHERS Ann DRYERS New ln3t
ers PARAMOUNT co. ..02 Ga
ay, NV HU 3-iSuO
WASHING MACHINE. wesiinehoust
automatic. clotho orier perfect
condition 80 each llE l.H.Si
WASHING MACHINE Kenmore ,Alo.
mate pCfieCi t0nd used
500 10 l-tu.b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
SECRETARY

Excellent opportunity for capable,
intelligent young woman with grow :
lns national business research or
SANITATION. Must be well qualified.
typing and shorthand; interesting
work. modern attractive. Conn. ave
location. excellent starting salary
with periodic increases. Call MRS.
CARTER RE H-SHoS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
TV SALE

Nv SALE
We purchased the bankrupt stool
OF a large ~ dealer You buy a
Sensational Savings
New 1a56-57 Model IA Port. TVi
S68
New 81" Table Models
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06

i3t3 l. ST. N.W.-N!ce. clean, warm.
single room. near bath. Only SO 80
nrft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06

MT. PLEASANT LODGE, 33"5 18th
st. NV, end OF Mt Pleas. carline.
- Rms, day. Wk. or mo AID.
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Cuba Iighfens
TN, Radio Curb

HAVANA. Sept, 2e tR.-The
Cuban government Is cracking
down on hroadcasters and tele-
casters.
A new decree reminds them
they'll have to run their pro-
grams in q way that pleases
the government.
The decree prohibits any
criticism Of governmental au-
thorities.
Furthermore it rules out all
speech or gestures that may
be construed as having a dou-
BILE meaning and all advertis-
ing that naisleads or cheats
the public"
The decree also provides that
the operators of radio and
television programs must devote
at least five per cent Of their
total air time to educational
or cultural affairs 80 as to
comply with the cultural mis-
sion Of broadcaSting services. :"
Ramon Vasconcelos, Minis
ter of Communication, in an
nouncing the highlights Of the
new decree. said:
I'VE must prevent the use
Of vulgar language, expressions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26

Of bad taste and anything
which is detrimental to good
manners ana customs, culture,
public deccrum. or anything
which is immoral or indicates
flouting Of the law"
Teievision stations were
warned not to run films which
lack approval from the film
review board Of the Ministry of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26

made q grab for the gun. The
fatal shot followed.
He was pronounced dead on
the scene.
Mr.. Hearne lived with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Joseph Hearne. at the embassy.
$500 Massachusetts, avenue
NV. He attended Georgetown
Foreign Service School.
Police were called by a Sec
rotary, Mrs. Yolanda Caputo.
So. Of 818 Eighteenth street
NV. who was In an adjoining
room when the shooting oc-
Cured.
Inquest TO Be Held
After preliminary question:
ing at the scene. Mr.. Kieffer
was escorted to Police Head
quarters for further question:
ing. Police later released Mr..
Kieffer in custody Of two at
torneys. Guy Farmer and Rob-
ert j. Gerber.
Police appeared to be con-
WINGED the shooting was acci-
dental and the Irish Ambassa-
dor sorrowfully agreed when he
visited the scene later in the
day.
"The two boys were great
friends" Mr.. Hearne told re-
porters. "Kieffer had been to
our home many times"
Friends at Georgetown
Young Kieffer's father said
the boys were like brothers.
Both had attended classes at
Georgetown University together
Young Kieffer was a graduate
Of Woodrow Wilson High
School in 1883 and attended
West Point until December Of
that year when he flunked out
on mathematics. Later, he at
tended Georgetown until 1855
when he withdrew. His father
until recently was a lieutenant
colonel in the Air Force.
Justin Hearne graduated
from Georgetown Preparatory
School in 1854 and attended
classes at Georgetown's School
Of Arts and Sciences. In 1856,
he transferred to the foreign
service school.
The Hearnes have two other
sons, Maurice and David An
selm. and q daughter, Mary
Elizabeth. Ambassador Hearne
has been here since 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
PutroImun Sends
Own Emergency Coll

LARAMIE. Wyo. tR.-Gene
Curtis had no trouble receiving
assistance when his car caught
fire on the highway south Of
Larimie.
Mr.. Curtis. a Wyoming high
way patrolman. merely used
his two-way police radio to
summon the Laramie rural fire
truck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26

Kieffer. jr. 20. discharged. The
bullet pierced Mr.. Hearne's
right chest and severed the
aorta. the vital artery Of the
heart.
Mr.. Kieffer told police he
was holding the pistol when
Mr.. Hearne reached for it. He
said the pistol went of as he
drew away from his friend.
The shooting occurred in
Suite 221 Of the Dupont
Circle Building where young
Kieffer works for Univer-
sal Research and Consult
ants. Inc. q firm owned by
his father. Police said the
senior Mr.. Kieffer. who lives at
4848 Chevy Chase boulevard,
Chevy Chase. Md. represents
foreign governments in this
country. The son lives at the
home also.
Their clients include the
Batista government Of Cuba,
police said. Two pistols are
registered with police by the
company. Mr.. Kieffer, ST., said
he is q registered foreign agent.
Coroner A. Magruder Mac
Donald said he will decide,
after a study Of all facts and
statements in the case. wheth-
er an inquest will be necessary.
Meanwhile. the body is in
Collins funeral home, 1921
Fourteenth street NV. A
requiem mass will be sung to-
morrow at st. Patrick's Church
by the Most Rev. Phillip M.
Hannah, auxiliary bishop Of
Washington. Funeral arrange
nents were incomplete.
Had Lunch Together
Capt. Richard Felber of the
Homicide Squad and Inspector
Edgar E. Scott. Chief Of De-
tectives. said young Kieffer told
them he had gone out for lunch
around noon and met Mr..
Hearne on the street. After
lunching together. Mr.. Kieffer
said. the two returned to the
three-room ONCE suite to chat.
He told police he reached
into a drawer to get the snub-
nosed pistol he customarily
wore in the ONCE. AS he drew
out the weapon and holster, he
said, Mr.. Hearne asked If the
weapon was loaded. When Mr..
Kieffer said it was, Mr.. Hearne
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Bank Deposits Rise

HONOLULU.-At midyear,
deposits of f1naniial institutions
in Hawaii were estimated at
1915 million. This was $23 mil
lion higher than December 81,
1856, and $50 million above the
June /, 1886. figure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
Weekend
Food Specials

4so Benny Light Fruit cokes. Made
OF the finest ingredients ond pre-
pored with pure rum and brondy. In
reody-to-mol corton Regularly
.85. IVA lbs LAG
$50 coFF's MosNolis Tins Assorted
English Biscuits. Sweet cookies. some
filled Speeiol purchase, 3h-Ib.
rim --.-- 2.s9
WGL-The Food Shop. Isl Floor.
North Building
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Turkey Red Wheat

OMAHA.-Turkey Red, q
wheat that is grown in dry
areas of the Middle West, was
imported originally from Tur.
key by Mennonites. It is Q
hardy reddish-gold wheat that
can stand a lot Of dry weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26

ALLIANCE, Ohio.-A new
portable plastic tubular silo is
being distributed by an Alliance
hrm that says its product will
lessen feed costs and increase
profitN for farmers. The plastic
silo is laid fiat and pulled up
like a stocking as it is filled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
27S Color TV Stations

NEW YORK-Some 27S tele-
vision stations throughout the
Nation are equipped to telecast
programs in color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26

the Interior. Stations also are
required to state before a film
starts whether its subject is
fit for viewing by children.
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Chance Meeting Led
To Death Of Enjoys Son

chance meeting between two friends on downtown
street yesterday led to the accidental Staying Justin Hearne
son Of the Irish Ambassador by former Georgetown
sity classmate.
The 2Oyear-old victim died at lO4 pm within minutes
after snubnosed 50 caber pistol in the John
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Remn0nts-FHd0y Only
Savings from
the Boys Store

100 Short Sleeve Sports Shirts.
Assorted styles and coIors.
Sizes go. Were 2.98, Csc
Is Blue Jeons. Heavyweight
denim in Western cut. Woist
sizes 80 and "a. Were 1913.
1888
so Boys Dress Trousers, royon
and nylon oobordine. Light
grey and light blue; 6-ls.
Were 500 and 7.eS.
3.s5 and SIS
20 Boys' Bulky Knit AII-Wool
Sweaters. Mostly reds. Were
6.e8 and 1925.
ass and SIS
" Boys Cotton Knit Ski Pe-
iomas. Red, in sizes 1920.
Were 3.s8
IS White Dress Shirts, l3h
TO l4lz. Were 2.e8----l.9S
80 Boys Ivy Style Play Shorts
in doeron and cotton. Blue
pin cord in broken sizes 6-l2.
Were 2.9S -------.6se
5 Royon Linen Weave Sports
coots. Sizes ] 3 and lo. Were
1895 --3.S S
I Suit. beige royon. Size l3.
Wos 1896 ----.5 SIS
! Suede Leather Sports Cost.
size IA. Was 1895 9.SS
WGL-The Boys Store.
4th Floor
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Special Purchase
Of Candy

$50 lbs. Each Of coeonut Moeo-
rooms and Assorted coeonut Bon
Bons. " in regular stock. would be
much more S5e. z ior leo
WGL-Conteetionery, Isl Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
Exciting Sovinss
on 5000 Toys
So each & Tor 500
Weve Much More

Included in this extensive group ere
stuffed. mechanical, educational and
iHtonts' toys TO foseinote the young.
Also o wide choice Of comes.
WGL-The Toy Store. 9th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
Roincoots Less
Than Va Price
We're $500 100

~. suitebIs ios rein o. shine. Group
includes drsssy end spevt styles il
5000 voVisty Of teb'ies end eoIoss.
Misses sizes.
WGl-coots, Bird Floor
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Save on Misses
A.Length Coots

81 In weights end styles idesl Ies
tell. Group includes imported wool
twseds BY Q famous msksS. Alse,
PopUleF ShosmooV wOoIeRs In shoEt
sests. In sToup; sFey. beige. brown.
black, blue. navy o. mulii.eoIor;
misses sizes.
, were 5o.OO 400
IS, were $500 ond 1895 3l.oo
u. were $500 and 5e.e5 5000
WGG-Coots, 3rd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
Remnonts-Frid0y Only
Sove on Women's
Shoes and Slippers

ESQ Pairs Monnequins. dressy pumps and evening
shoes. Brown. black, navy; also gold and silver color
Were 800
80 Pors Sbieeo fots and dressy sings. Block brown
navy. Were 1895 and 4.95-----6 $50
400 Pairs Complies in leather and fobrc; wide variety
OF styles and colors. Were 500 to 6o5 800
A Poirs Complies, slippers and eosuoIs in O variety
Of styles, coIors. Were 300 and $50 100
so Peirs GroYfex Golf Shoes; rubber lug or steel
spikes. Were 1926 $50
WGL-The Shoe Center Ind Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
Remnonts-Fid0y Only
Nursery Servings

, Imported Strow Bssksss with
hoods postel trim. Were
[I9S - -lo.9S
$50 Cotton Sunsuits in boys
and girls styles. Foney and
tailored in q variety OF styles
and eolors. Were 100 10
4.99 ---------.So Soc
Is Boys' Gotten Sunsuils in
eolorful prints on white book
grounds. Were LIS Soc
~ FsmOus-Nsms PslsmSs
in summerweioht cotton mesh.
Colorful prints on white book
ground. Girls sizes and 2.
Were 2.25 - 100
lib Fsmous-Msks BOys' end
Girls Psismos in posteI kitten
prints and eorousel prints. Al
on white backgrounds. Were
<'Zo 90
30 HoMdmods DispsS Shivls,
plisse. Were 30 -i.lS
50 poir Topper Sets, shirt end
diopSr cover, cotton Were
~ -------- I.99
WGL--The Nursery Corner.
9TH Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26

10 Cotton coNdlewiek Bed
spread Kits. Assorted desions.
Were 1895 TO 1926,
4.sS 10 SOS
z Model NeedIspoiNt Pictures.
Florol design with beige book
ground. Mahogany finish
fromes. Ovol. llxl5". Were
1850 SOS
; Model NeedIepoini Pictures.
Florol design with mahogany
finished frores. Were $50.
3.sS
8 Model Necdlepoint Pictures.
Were $50. $50
" NeodIepoinl Picture Kits.
6S8" Were 300 100
IS Heavenly SioV Afghan Kits.
5000 wool, 500 nylon in os-
sorted colors. Were !. 20. 7Se
" Stomped NyIoM Aprons.
Pink, green, moize. Were
Z.lo ---- ---. so
WGL-Art Needlework.
9Th Floor
Arizona sun., 1957-07-11
Tavern Operator
Cleared In July
4th Shooting

Eddie (Dad) Young, II, was
exonerated, Monday by the
court, for the fatal shooting,
July 4th of william Johnson, Is.
The jury empaneled by Justice
of the Peace Ida A. WeStfall de-
cided Young fired in self defense
when he twice shot Johnson of
4845 South 21st. Street, in the
Transmission Road tavern.
Young claimed Johnson at
tackled him when the tavern
operator ordered him from the
bar.
Arizona sun., 1957-07-11

The SUN received on Tuesday
an emergency call from a local
official of the NAACP. Tarea
Pittman, one of the three West
Coast regional secretaries of the
NAACP, called the local branch
appealing for help from Arizona
Negroes in the present fight in
the US. Senate on the Civil
Rights bill. The regional official
had been called by Clarence Nit
chell, head of the NAACP'S
Washington Bureau, regarding
the concern of the bureau over
the attitude of Senator Barry
Goldwater of Arizona who is ex-
pected to vote with the south