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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-08
p,omlnen, African lsadsr Dies

leone AMP Samuel Erata notts
tng,sbed public nEue the Colony
died Station Hnspn wednesday 10 Of the Am
kfghtea Elizabeth
the acColado during the last birthday hpuGrs hat
graduate Fourth bay College.
lio held posts police magistrate counsel,
81 FsrtpwH Interested athletics
ptcaiaent % Sierra Sports Council
Goose Teton Forms Own Team Plays In S. Louis Nov. IA
So Louis AMP iseae tGooaa ratum win showcase ha
newly formed basketball here. Nov "a
formed recently by the
Harlem Gohctrottsra Harlem will
Dyuplans led by l Bpvey tul Auditorium
be-
ratuns Jim Torksf puausaua
and formerly with the syracuse Nationals
with the Harlem ulobeottrta
card the Totieta
Joined Marques another rrottor
Coz of partnership
however and ratum recently bnoh out ha and formed the
Harlem stars
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-08

BE There. "Da the Isle a May
and Moon Love" Both albums
make Tor fine musical entertain
nent ia q specific area
Prestige Records Releases
win success in the album field
an accomplished fact Prestige Re
cords nov u re popglarxing single
copies with high fidelity quality
The singles are adaptable 70 the
new speeds utilized for LIPS. with
the adjustment made possible BY
advances IN mastering and press
ing tschniques
Featured IN the first groowngs
II these single releases ars"Con-
eorde by the Modern Jazz Quar-
tet Lets Get Away From II
Al by The Billy Taylor trio,
Miles Davis and The Modern
Jazz Giants. and '"Trpmh0ne" BY
Jay Johnson. Kai Winding ard
Bennie Green Look for Prestige 70
STORE ia this Development also
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-08

Golden iee,is % Kindness are 40
Ear ard FEW between that there ia
a world % opportunity and need
For you ta bridge the gap that
separates many people from them
Make YOUR conversation and sc,
ttou to-day ard yea al days be-
yond tomorrow a bridge % Nua
ness Ihat others need and you can
Supply what srr Enlten Eeests rf
Kindness THe very things That
yua yaaFvelf call bv these words
whgr others speas aaa agt in Era.
rtoUs Eten ways toward yaa
Naks other lives. anI yoErs aeb
with tHe true fula o. klafns2 ana
sincere INTEREST fn their welfare
James Herbert Garner
t-usH Next Wees th5s lz tt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-08
WoRLD WIDE News
AT A GLANCE
Erase eosae Bio. Or Rsk lenn ssanse Rase Rabb uaaa

College Bios Or Risk losing Science Rabbi Urges
chicago AMP America
with ituaaia uuess u religious discrimination
The 81 is colleges uuvares leading
spokesman
The warning from benjamin T. Epstein Of New York the
national director Of The Anti Defamation LaaEus
speech before leagues Saturday,
Epstein stated
AN the old requirements
prejudice which yetn eliminated may
becauso Of the Increasing pressure college admission
requires qualified youth regard
iaea 81 capacity be
pUruntty ~ o our
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-08
No. 1856
LAND TITLE MMUNs IN
APPL1t ALTON ron
REGISTRATION OF
LAND

REGIS, nsttoN OF
STATE ON hf@SfsgTA
.,,g,f,,ya.v r.s~ rr,.,s.tvg,,, So
VT mn g,ffssTriy.3E.,r' rgfrBr
FOURTH urDiciGL 5TSPRtGf
ln VOC ''lA'i@i Oh 'Ne epP''S@''g "a
~ arr ~ .sHfAtapu and verona ~
RtaEAfs3H Husband and wire, as
seAHi tenants Z" Feelatsf lhe titts
u the you" Y t1A gee. Fiued rear ga-
L8te situated ln heuHnptn County,
Minnesota namely
A''t Z ana thH Aerfh tb't OF
LOT hlgl * s.featFl7W Terrace.
Nrtt y. '8Ht@ son ana verona d.
1f1aihiae husband and VIE. APP
h'is&htas
vs.
FAtrigLa insurance company
q -19h@e t.tgl Ep2iAit9Hs Worth
western "al ,Muat Aafe i4s4Tahc'
COMPANY, rodney p WAitAges
IN9f a. IhgTa9n ana Irene Is.
4N9f son husband and wife sig
ga =. s'a"'p5ph ana h,ty9tae 81
tFHtenlial lusaTaHge company ot
america. b'nAll " Jgwo!t and
taLHrF g. 5""Hli hHsh@ha ana
Nts1 AaasrA e. Hatfa'apaf ser
Shl NHl4 j. ttaftrn.sbtf ger aHs-
9Aua hHd wire" A11"n VI, NoFI~
3. .'
a1@"ahs 14A VIE 5ehh y. row
~ A"A siaFb q. Crowley hAa-
.AhI ana N.t"r .tFtE"Ey D.
sen tnttt ana Marie p sen mttN.
Hbabahd ana VIE. ~ h4Heth An
HNfEn' ana hALb ~ AhhtfAoH4
HHH H&"A hNd wire Nofthw western
Saliana5 hA9S ~ d3Hu7aE9t
t'"HatA t'ihIgh ana 1iaFitgL II. htA-
.ehs hH h@ha ana ware minnesota
"HgL e. "a II" @na lean As
+"s .asluh marrow Ft1fhelt oman
@h1 hafiotts a. oman hAahahd
eng VIE 'taFe Hea a. Johnson
"h4 EatANF y 5NRhAgn. hAH7An9
anu VIE w&9 ne n AtN @nAa ana
gladys NJ NhHla, husband ana
VIE AatuAt service hits ln@nr.
~" NemP@hF fNgt " JnhF ana
t.dhA = 5AhF. HAanaha ana WIFE
STATE t"pttal 'realt Union Frank
ices eng hth"1 N iasek'
lrn and MILDRED p saIlsn. hus-
pahd bhu VIE, Nsller ?. ROBIN
son Anl "Hmige y Robinson, bus
heAd ana WI" hester = Jphh-
80 w Anl 9slie = i!ehgsoh
husband and wife. Fidelity state
nank Harold Is STANCE and
b@.iy L. stang husband and
wife Aloeft y tpton and Lii
AAn J.. UPTON, husband ard wife,
AIS" All heirs and devtaeea % any
"{ ths NbNNN nAmed persons who
ar" deceased ana all ether per-
gr ~. IA g P eigss , Gntshe~n, eiSita-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-08

llbsra prs,ldsn, susr, semesh reubsl Rs,t ordered

Aonuvia amp President William v Tbman. ~
Republic Liberia 20 take complete
pyalcians Gated
ilberan chief executive trouble
President Gubnan hts Totota
from here q pfeaefhcd
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-08

File No s8Bg7
DtBtR ron uENtttNG PETITION
ron rHOut of WILL LIMITING
rINE 10 EiIE CLAIMS AND ron
... HEARING THEREON
HTATE or httNMEAtI'FA
COUNTY BE HENNEPIN
IN PROBATE COURT
Ia Re Estat" ~ George Bother.
e3out
order fer usRriag Petition 20
Prove VIM
TT iH ORDERED that sll persons
Interested show cause II any they
have before this Court on Monday.
Baearu her end. tHaf, az so O'clock
A ~ iH The Court HouHa ia Mime
apnliR, Minnesota why the petition
herein flled, ~ Geraldine u Bother.
af HennepiH county Minnesota for
porting 60 be the last Will and
Testament % said Daasdeut aud the
probate thereof and for the APP
Upintment ~ herself 90 ExtcHtrlN.
should not be granted
ORDER 10 Ffir Claim. wnd for
Hearing Thereon
IT rs FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof all creditors OF said Dace-
dent file their claims in this Court
Frnofs VIII be heard aud claims sx-
atninsd and adjusted before this
AZ 10 o'clock A NJ in the Court
House in Minneapolis Minnesota
These orders shall be published
ia the Minneapolis Spokesman sna
copies mailed according to law
COURT sEALl
WITNESS Tho HON o. J. AN
hF'itHUN. Acting Judge - Pro-
bate Court this LIST day OF No
Vemhsr 1897
ROSE FOSSEEN
Clerk OF Probate Court
. Ernsruv. Perl & Johnson.
Attorneys
fH6 " " Federal bldg
lSpbkeawaa. Nos, g. SO q zgj
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-08

There are now % million per-
sons In the United states ciAssl-
fled as war veterans. These with
their families account for rs mill
Hon OF the countrys 40 million
population.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-08
No. Igfss
LAND TITLE SUMMONS IN
APPLICATION ron
HFeGIsIH ALTON or


STATE Of MiNNEsOTA }
COUNTY or HEwvEpIN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the matter o. the Application
- ErUastIHe Berry 10 register the
t.tle Co the following described real
estate situated ia Hennepin County
Minnesota. namely.
Lots 8. 2. and rs. 49, Block .
Clevglaudg Subdivision. according
Der tbs map or plat thereof on file
and % record lu the office OF the
Register 81 Deeds In and for said
County ErucBtlne Berry, Appli-
cant.
vs.
Betty Thompson Az "a Betty
Carson Iampiana Lumber Com
uanE, Unknown heirs OF Noah
sfE&srH deceased and an other
pera3ns or parties unknown,
claiming any right 1ltls, estate,
lien or Interest Ia The real estate
described in The application or
amendments her0iu, Defendants
The state 81 Minnesota 90 the
above named defendants
You are hereby summoned and
required t8 answer the application
% the applicant in the above en-
ttusi proceeding and 20 file your
answer 20 the said application In
the office OF the clerk Of said court,
fu said county. within twenty 800
days after the service OF this sum
mons anon you, exclusive Of the day
81 such service and, n YOU fan 20
answer the application within the
time aforesaid, the applicant In this
proceeding will apply 10 the court
for the relief demanded therein.
WITNESS PHILIP e. Schmidt.
CLERK of said court. and the
seal thereof at Minneapolis, In
said county this Ftfh BAy Of
October A. ~ 1857.
fSEALl
Philip g Schmidt, Clerk
by A G Hopper. Deputy
William Merlin.
BalI smith and fedluud.
Attorneys Tor Applicant
7lI Produce Bank HulldlnE
Minneapolis 3, Minnesota
Spokesman. Oct %. Nov. SO
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-08

The courage we desire and
prize is not the courage to die de-
Gently but 10 dive manfully --
Thomas Carlyle,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-08

by hazel
underwood

So many us Us try % impress
Our friends and listeners by talk
Ing too much I read Ia a small
magazine several years ago that
"a Young lady consulted noted
Psychologist and asked him to
help her 80 she would be able 70
Impress her fiance and his learned
friends when she went 10 her first
party with him 20 meet his
friends.
She paid 20 have the psyeholo,
giat 10 tell her this there are two
rules Each time you are iutrodur-
Ell 10 guest mention hts latest
work tell him how much you en-
loyed whatever " Is ha does and
ask him 10 tell you more about
his or her work Look at him or
her when they talk and give your
rapt attention
When you DO get word Ia try
not 70 speak OF yourself az all
Keep him Or her talhnG and they
win say YOU were the most charm
ing guest az the party and they
viii mean a. Charles y Roth
calls utia intelligent listening.
"A you grow older you win
find thia IL true. N we win All be
ourselves and learn 10 listen in.
diligently we need have no fear
Of feeling inferior when speaking
10 people who ara highly educated
because the majority Of well sdu.
Gated men and women like friends
ard they realize the vast ma iority
of people are intelligent In fields
other than through books Each
group has something 10 offer the
other and each Will appreciate
what the other has 10 offer
So, be yourself and make Il
point whenever you talk to any.
- ' '''" ''''''
" ,'''> ''1 f'' '''' az
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-, =, '''N ~ , ,'' ".'' ''''s
~ ''''"h"'" anu
80 VIZ ~ ''' 80 A'' "'''s ]"
WY N'
.
'' "'''" 'a'
-, '.'a ',N.''"
~. $50 '''.'7' 's"A wv
W ',''''
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-08

Worry is to life and progress is
what sand rs ~ the bearings Of
perfect engines Roger w
BabBon
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-08

Kind words and liberal egu.
mates ard generous aeknow
Judgement and uuselnsh delight
ia the excellence % others these
are Tho tulest signs Of a large In
tellcCt and a noble spirit Canon
Fafrar
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-11-08

No man really becomes a feel
until he stops asking questions
Charles p. steinmetz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
Special Purchase
Mems Imported
ItoIion Belts

500 Mems imported ltolion Belts
in colf-on- colt reversibIes, piaskin.
coIfskin, and some olIiootors. tolso
Chevy Chase, I Corners ond Alex
ondriol SpecioI Purchase ----2.so
1900 Silk Ties, imports and domes-
tic in woven ond printed potterns.
Were $50 to $50. 1888 70 5.ss
500 Mems Poiomos. short sleeve
knee length and long sleeVe-lono
leg. Plisse fobries, some broodcloths.
Sizes B, c, D. Were 2.95 to 500.
1888 and z.s3
$500 Fomous- Nome Dress Shirts
in summer Or reouIor fobrics. A
wide variety OF collar styles ond
colors in sizes l412 to II. Were
3.e5 to 500. z.s8
$50 Mems No-Iron Sleep Seps.
rotes. Several eoors and sizes. Were
ZOO TO 295. l.4S
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
Sovings from
The Gorden Shop

~ Heevy Gauge Steel Garden csrts,
u cubic foot copocity. Were 8.96.
sos
81 Steel Wheel BoFFows, 3-cubc-
foot oopocity. Rubber puncture-
proof tires. Were 1885 s.75
Bridgeport SPOT Weed Killer with
control cone. Kills dondeIions, plon-
toin, rooweed. poison ivy ond other
broodleof weeds. Were 96 LAG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
Sovings for Body
$50 Pairs Fomous-NAoke Pajomos

$50 Pairs Fomous-AAoke Peiemos
in summer-weioht cotton mesh. Boys
ond girls styles. in colorful print on
white ground. Sizes |. Z, 3. Were
2.2S l.59
81 Cotton Broodeloth and Seer
sucker Sunsuits. Boys ond girls
styles, in foncy ond tailored models.
Sizes medium, Jorge and extro Jorge.
Were 800 and 4.99 l.99
36S Cotton OF NyIon Sunsuits. Boil
lerino and eon-con styles for girls;
tailored styles for boys, Sizes me
dunn, loroe and extro Jorge. Were
SO and 2.9o Las ond 95e
WGl-The Nursery Corner.
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
Remnonts-Frid0y Only
Junior Cotton
Shirtwoists
Yer, ,,.,, 600
so shirtweists, in checks and
solid eolors. Blue. pink. yell
low, black and brown eOttOns.
Sizes ! to Is.
WJL-Junior Miss, 4th Floor
Sportsweor Reduced
for Clearance

400 Sweaters Of Orion. Full-fosh-
Toned eordioons, mock turtle neck
and classic neck pullons. White,
pink, champagne, charcoal, light
blue. sproy green, dark green, noVy
ond red. Sizes "a TO 40. Regularly
7.99 and 500
80 Skirts in slim and circuIor styles.
OF spun royon and cotton, in beige,
corol, novy. toost and liloc. Sizes
10 to 20. Regularly 500 and more.
400
Al jackets Of cotton poplin ond soil
cloth. with long sleeves. Red, navy,
turquoise. yellow. Sizes 10 to 20.
Less than holt price 800
50 Shirts, sleeveless style with clossic
coIIors. Sand. maize, pink, block.
Sizes 10 TO Is. Regularly 3.9e ond
4.o9 --2.0o
1870 Pairs Shorts and Pedol Pushefs
in soilcloth and poplin. yellow, block.
sond. pink, blue and red. Sizes 10
to 20. Less than holt price 100
W6L-Sportsweor. Bird Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
G-E Automatic
Washers

II General Electric outom0tie clothes
~oshers. featuring the fomoUs CT
AetivotoE woshins cotton end voter
sover control. This low price includes
instoIlotion. delivery and one-yeor
service.
WGL--Moior Appliances. End Floor
North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
Remnonts-FTdoy Only
Summer Apparel
for Boys

IS Summer-Weis Robes, In
broken sizes 4 to 20. Were
1913 - z.S6
IS P0ip Summer eisht
Stocks. Cotton cords, Docron
and cotton cords and spun
royon, in broken sizes 6 TO Is
and so TO 81. Were 4.eS TO
1913 ---2.SS
so Lons-SIeeve Sports Shirts
Of cotton and royon. Sizes s
TO 20. Were 5.9S .----l.Ss
20 Lons-SIeeve Sports Shirts
Of cotton. Were 2.9S---l.sS
10 Prep Summer and Foil
Suits. in assorted fobrics.
Broken sizes Is TO 20. Were
24.95 and 1895 -l2.ss
IS Boys Shorts, in vorious
tobrics ond colors. Broken
sizes s to IL. Were 2.98, 1888
WGL-The Boys Store,
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22

Clearance Mems Summer Suits
No., :, >, ;, 49,, 900
400 suits umona the fabrics woFseds Doeron oyon
blends oil woeds and $50 Doeon 1870 woFsted Toll tob-
RIGS properly obeed content includes poeEns in
oroy blue Sizes resuors shorts and longs
WGL-The Men Store, End Floor
Chevy Chose, 7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
GoFden Hoses

WGL-Gorden Shop. End Floor.
North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
Outstanding Sovinss on
Mems Summer Suits
We're $500 and $3.50

IS mems smuy toored suits from regular stocks
There's both oil wool and wooDoeron blend properly Labelled
as to fobre eontent. See chart for Sizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
Large Selection
Dresses from
Fashion 5th Shops
w.,. 1925 200

$40 In selection, including patio
dresses in halter, square and tiny
strep styles; cotton ShiFtwaists; Benz
berg regions; Foyons; selection for
afternoon and evening wear. Summer
eottons, in wide Fonse Of eolors--
pasteIs and prints. Junior sizes ]
70 IS, misses sizes 10 TO 20, holt
sizes I4M to 22h. Reduced more
then VI.
WGL-Foshion 5th Dress Shops,
5th Floor
-. selections at Chevy Chase,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
Pretty Junior Dresses
We, T;,. IL, ,2;1 7,, 600

so Dresses in shiFtwsiss. dressy ond
eesuoI styles. Mostly cotton. Sizes
7 to IS.
WGL-Junior Miss, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
Clearance Teen
Summer Sportsweor
j, was !; ., a;'' loo to 300

500 pieces in group including cot
ton T-shirts, cotton sleeveless end
scoop neck bIouses, cotton shorts.
Assortment OF eoloFs and styles. Sizes
8 to Is in group.
WGL-Teen Apparel, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
Remn0nts-FHdoy Only
Children's Robes
and CrowIers

weight fobrics. cotton and
terry in group. Foncy end
toilored models, in sizes 3 ond
3x. Were 800 and 4.e9,
l.e9
~ Terry Cloth Robes in sizes
Jorge and extra large. Were
300 - Las
10 Crowler Sets. motchinq
shirt and erowlers with snop
crotch. Postels, in sizes me-
dunn, Jorge ond extro Jorge.
Were 4.99 and 500 I.9o
Ia Poirs coveroIIs of ploid
seersucker One piece style,
in sizes medium, loroe ond
extro Jorge. Were 2.eo, Las
s Imported Strow Body Baskets
with hoods. Pink or blue. Were
2l.95 -l3.95
81 Shirts in boys ond girls
styles. Postel pIoid cotton.
Sizes medium, large and extra
large. Were l.99 49, soc
loz Slumberkins of Cone
pIisse. Three piece set-shirt,
points, FOOTE'S. Elosticized
neck, wrists, onklets, woist.
One size fits child s 10 II
months. Were 2.99 Csc
IS Sleeping Boys OF Cone
pIisse in nursery prints. Grow
lecture. Sizes 3 months 10 )
yeors. Were 2.o9 Csc
IS Boys Cotton Sunsuits on
coIorful print background.
Were LIS soc
WGL-NurseD Corner.
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted

Save " and More
Women's Famous Name Shoes
We're 9.08 and Much More
5000 pairs group hot includes heels. wedges and flats
in many Styles White, flox navy black Golf and potent
Air Step. Joyce. Rhythm Step Monnequns and Town and
Country. (AIso Aexondol Were o98 and much -4eo
W6L-The Center, End Floor
Chevy Chose and 7 Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
Woods, PoweF-Loomed
in the v. S. A.

Woven Nylon Seotter Rugs
Washable.
2S-27"x54". Less thon u price,
2.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
Sove Substantially
on o'xl2' RUGS

Modern Design Royon, natural
ground, frinoed ends. Wos 1880.
1880
Cotton, turquoise with white mop
OF the United Stotes inloid in the
center. Wos 1880 . 1880
] Royon Tweed. gold with block and
white. Wos 6995 1895
Frinsed Royon with red dot and
dosh stripe on noturol ground. Wos
1895 - 1885
3 Modern Design Woods. Were
$500 - 5000
z Reyon snd cottons in modern de-
sign. ! beige with noturoI and brown,
ott-white with cocoa and orange.
Were 1880 $3.50
] Wool Tweed in oroy sondolwood
and noturoI. Wos l2loo $500
Leef Design Wool with corved pile.
beige. Was 1885 $3.50
! csrvsd Scroll Wool. eroy tone-on-
tone. Was 1895 ---Io9.e5
z Woods, 9th Century aeometric
design on black or green. Were
liS.oo -----,- $3.50
z Royon Tweeds, green with black
ond white and white and black. Were
o9.9o --.- 1926
"Neo-CIossie" Hooked
Wool Rugs
Embossed effect in esesheII with
borders OF blue, beige or green.
$50. Were l24.5o 67.So
+S'xlo'. Were lS5.oo---e3.so
7-9xl2'. Were 249.5o --I24.Ss
lNf.1Af m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22

WeL-The Mems Store. End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
RemnOnts-FHdoy Only
Art NeedIework

8 condlewiek BedspFeod Kits,
IN escorted designs. Single ond
double. Were 1898 to 1898,
TBS to 1926
! Model Cotton Applique Quilt,
double size, in poisley design.
Wos $500 5000
z Model Linen Luncheon
Cloths, eross-stltch and con-
ventionol designs. Approx
mate size 50S7o. Were $500,
1895
= Stomped Applique Quilts,
paisley design. Single size.
Were 1895 --5. s5
100 SpoOIs Strow Yorn, u.s.
yard spooIs. in assorted eolors.
Were 79e use
IS Moke : II : Yourself Rose
Petol Hot Kits, white, pink
and blue. Were 3.95 100
II Hat Fromes. in escorted
styles. Pink and blue. Were
va - 9Ue
WGL--At Needlework
5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22

Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Girls Summer
ApporeI
Vas 5.9S 90
to 1925 A.
200 pieces in group Of op-
poFel, including chubby cotton
dresses, girls spun royon and
Foyon toffeto busters, girls
and ehubbies' cotton skirts.
Broken sizes ] 10 l4K1, In
escorted eoloTs.
WGL-Girls' Apporel,
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
Special Purchase
Luxury WooIens
400 and 800 yd.

If in Regular Stock
SIS and Much More
100000 worth Of woolens, in rich
and glowing new eolors. All So"
wide. doomed BY lsodins mills here
oNd obFood.
WGL-FobrieS, 9Th Floor
Montana farmer-stockman., 1957-11-15
ew Cool %

An ENGINEERING VICTORY OVER HEAT AND FRICTION
Mercury entirely Marauder V8s dramatically
wasting heat And MercO Matte Keyboard Controls
self adjusting brakes, $3.50 easier steering many
driving aids that Mercury $50 sporscar handling
Montana farmer-stockman., 1957-11-15
beof heot, run quieter,

achieved in Mauder N8s with Cool PoUr
nboc Combustion Chambers WaterAow Intake Manifold ag
Cooling Coohad
Montana farmer-stockman., 1957-11-15

toHEcoNONY
Merc efficient they permit lower axle ratios The
operation Other advances offered
positive lubcaion Speed Safety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13
PATIENTS TO GET JOB TRAINING
WHILE ON TRANQUILIZER DRUGS

The District government has plans to provide spe-
cia Decentralization help for patients being treated
with tranquizer drugs at st. Elizabeths Hospital.
An experimental program under which job coun-
sellers will aid mentally i'll while they being
treated with the drugs, is chedued to begin at the
hospital November The special service which win
include specific training when necessary is being
financed jointly by the District and Federal Governments
Patients should be able to return to jobs easily
and after their release from the hospital
suit Of the program, according to Norman w. Pier
assistant director of the ctys department of
tona rehabilitation Patients now wait until after release
for such help he said.
$l4.500 item is included in the Districts proposed
1889 budget for this project Congress approved $500
to launch the project this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13
Woman Arrested
AS Hit-Run Driver

A 2s-year-old Vienna Cva.)
woman was arrested in Claren-
don today after her car struck
a road barrier, injuring a Fair
fax County prisoner, accord
ing to Fairfax Police Capt,
Lewis H. Shumate.
Capt. Shumate said the wom-
an will be charged with hit
and-run and leaving the scene
Of a personal injury. Capt,
Shumate said her car struck
the barricade on Route 29-2ll
west of Falls Church, where a
group Of prisoners we're work.
ing on the shoulder. A piece
OF the barricade hit Lewis
Wingfield on the side Of the
head. Wingfield, 81, who is
serving q nine-year sentence
for HOUSEKEEPING, was taken
to Arlington Hospital for ex-
animation. He apparently was
not seriously injured.
The woman was arrested by
Arlington police a short time
later in Clarendon after Fair
fax police broadcast q descrip-
Ition Of the car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13

presented today by officials Of
numerous outdoor sports
groups and conservation or.
CARNATIONS.
During the afternoon a motor
tour Of various nearby park
and recreation assets is sched-
uled. Stretches Of the Cacapon
River, one Of the Potomac's
most scenic tributaries, also
will be visited.
The evening session will be
addressed by DR.. Ira Gabriel
son, president of the Wildlife
MANAGEMENT Institute. Or.
James w. Johnston. jr.. will
discuss the Cacapon wild river
way project at the same meet
ing.
Tomorrow's session will fea-
ture William d. Lawson, Wild
life biologist for the United
States Fish and Wildlife Serv-
ice, who will discuss river basin
surveys Of the Federal agency.