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Evening star., 1959-02-15
IT'S DATE
TOMORROW
Informal Modelling of Ger

Informal Modelling of Ger
rick. women's fashions at
Julius Garf1nckel & Co., 3rd
floor. from 10 TO 6 pm. Also
on Tuesday.
Hildegarde earns, Eliza
beth Arden's beauty ennis
sary, begins a week long visit
to Jelleff's F Street store
with Pure Pink" news.
JelIeff fashions star at the
Mayflower Hotels's informal
luncheon fashion show week
ly in the Presidential Room.
Jelleff's presents a spring
fashion show for the Busi-
ness and Professional Wom-
ems Group of the National
Presbyterian Church at 8:15
pm. at the church. Tickets
at the door.
TUESDAY
.Hecht's presents the in
formal fashion show between
8 and 8 pm. in the Embassy
Room of the Statler-Hilton
Angeles of Silver Spring
Evening star., 1959-02-15
WEDNESDAY

-POntellO, Inc, presents the
fashions during the informal
modelling in the Colonial
Room. Town Room and Ter
race Lounge of the Sheraton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Sassy Mez0 partner for
AMERICAS tavOrIte spaghetti

Bravo! Nuovo American Italian Style Spaghetti
transation: cts greatly
The sauce nice and nppy Made with special seasoning
three fine cheeses-Romano. Parmesan and Cheddar.
Italian style.
This new Italian Style Spaghetti makes perfect partn
Spaghetti in Tomato Sauce with Cheese
lunch favote kids seem to get enough of
smart mothers keep both kinds handy
Evening star., 1959-11-18

certainly center on the budget
for the fiscal year starting next
July /.
First, there are many MILL
tsry decisions wrapped up in
any budget, and the President
may want to hear personally
about these from the officers in
command of the Army, Navy,
Air Force and Marine Corps.
The budget, which would per-
NIT the Pentagon to spend
about SAL billion in the next
fiscal year, is virtually nailed
down by this time. 1t is sched-
uled to go to the National
Security Council in two days.
But there may be a few decisions
yet to be made, and the Pres
ident may want the help of the
service chiefs.
Also, he probably wants to
explain some of his own de-
cisions to them and question
them on their budget views.
Each member of the Joint
Chiefs, Of course, wants more
money for his respective Serv-
ices than the administrator S
budget ceiling will allow.
i A second reason for the visit,
1t is speculated, could be poll
tical. This year the Joint Chiefs
probably will not be asked to
sign a statement saying they
support the administrations
budget, as was done last year.
This trip could be a substitute
"a public demonstration that
the President did not give his
final approval to the defense
budget without a private con-
sultation with the Joint Chiefs
Of Staff.
The visit by the Joint Chiefs
Evening star., 1959-11-18

is in a way unprecedented,
They are a part Of the budget
making process, and their views
are always made known to the
President. They talk privately
with him on occasion.
But the fact that Defense
Secretary McElroy talked with
the President about the budget
on Monday and that upon his
return to Washington the
Joint Chiefs were called down
for a talk without their i'm
mediate civilian boss indicates
this is not Just a routine con-
verSation.
There is nothing to indicate,
however, that Mr.. McElroy was
deliberately excluded.
Taking part in the talks are
the chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Nathan
F. Twining; the Army Chief of
Staff, Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer;
the Chief Of Naval Operations,
Admiral Arleigh Burke; the Air
Force Chief of Staff, Gen.
Thomas D. White, and the
Commandant of the Marine
Corps, Gen. Randolph McC.
Pate.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Goth Reunion
Held by oAIumni
OF Eastern Hiqh

Nine m e m bers of Eastern
High Schools class of 1899 held
the alumni associations 60th
reunion yesterday at the Jeffer-
son Hotel, Sixteenth and o
streets NV.
The class vice president, Mrs
Mae Phelps Mitchell, was in
strumental in arranging the re-
union with the assistance of
her husband, Herbert F. Mitch
ell, a former teacher at Busi-
ness High School; Richard T.
Evans of the '99 class, and
Miss Pauline Lohmann, who
once directed the alumni asso-
ciation activities.
Other 1899 class members
present were Mrs. Louise Stark
weather Browning, Mrs. Mar
jorie Clements Gayle, Mrs.
Clara E. Hinzen Mack, Mrs.
Marion Davies Mergell, Miss
Maud E. Mcpherson, Miss Ella
z. Merritt and Miss Josephine
@. Murphy.
Two other class members,
unable to attend because of
disability, are John Ford and
Charles Smell.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Joint Chiefs, President
Conferon Arms Buduet
BY RICHARD FRYKLUND
Star star Writer

The Joint Chiefs of staff few to Augusta Ca today to
talk about the defense budget with President Eisenhower
Neither the ocia spokesman for the President the
vacation White House official Penagon spokesmen would
explain the purpose of trip Penagon
offered this informed speculation:
could be good the chats which most
Evening star., 1959-11-18

A. L. Bradford, Motive
Of Manassas, will mon-
age the new store. Mr..
Bradford hos been with
Mr.. Cedric Bornes for
l3 years.
Evening star., 1959-06-24

the various Government de-
partmentS) to keep up to
date on administration ac-
complishments so they could
"go home and talk about our
Republican assets"
With the guests including
wives of Republicans in Con-
gress, there was opportunity
for some on-the-spot polit-
ical huddles.
New States HOnOred
For the most part. how
ever. the group relaxed in the
garden setting and enjoyed a
program honoring the new
States of Alaska and Hawaii.
Receiving a warm welcome
on all sides was Mrs. Lewis
L. Strauss, who was accom-
panied by her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Lewis H. Strauss,
over from Baltimore for the
day.
Although she refused to
Evening star., 1959-06-24

Flag" which was sung by
Paul Hume.
For most Of the guests, this
musical salute was their In
PRODUCTION to the official song
Of the 10th State.
The lyrics, as jotted down
from the one copy the host
ess could find, 60 like this:
Eight stars Of gold on a field
OF blue-Alaska's flag.
May 1t mean TO you the blue
OF the seas, the evening
sky,
The mountains, lakes and the
flowers nearby
Evening star., 1959-06-24
GO. P.Ted Ends Season
ButNOt Work for PQrty

stand in the receiving line
with the other cabinet wives.
Mrs. Strauss readily discussed
the future, now that the
Senate has rejected Admiral
Strauss as Secretary of Com
merce.
They will keep their apart
ment here for the present,
she said. And she expects her
husband will do some writing.
But there's no hurry TO make
any definite plans. she added.
Il don't know whether TO
extend congratulations or
not" Mrs. William B. FRANKIE.
wife of the new Secretary of
the Navy, candidly COM
mented.
Cabinet Wines
cit should be a little of
both, l think" Mrs. Strauss
replied with equal candor.
Mrs. Ezra Taft Benson. wife
Of the Secretary of Agricul-
Evening star., 1959-06-24
By FRANCES LIDE
star stan Writer

1t was goodby "for the
summer" but not goodby to
work for the G. O.P. at the
garden tea held yesterday at
the Georgetown home of Mrs.
Malcolm Ames MacIntyre.
Of1cially. the party ended
the season for the Admins
tration Liaison Committee of
the National Federation of
Republican Women which is
made up Of cabinet and little
cabinet wives.
But Mrs. Peter Gibson, the
federation president, said her
summer program will consist
of such non-vacation pur-
suits as Campaigning, max
ing speeches and hard work"
And Mrs. MacIntyre re-
minded committee members,
(who devote their monthly
sessions to reports on work Of
Evening star., 1959-06-24

C. Finucane. Mrs. WILDER
Brucker. Mrs. Whitney Gil
lilland. Mrs. George Moore,
Mrs. David Kendall and Mrs.
William Strand.
The hostess, whose husband
is Undersecretary of the Air
Force, was assisted by her
two daughters. Clare and
Pam MacIntyre. Pam kept
the guest book while her older
sister, an accomplished mu-
sician, played accordion Sc
lections. alternating with an
Hawaiian trio which also
provided music.
Clare also played the ac-
compartment for a highlight
Of the program - Alaska
Evening star., 1959-06-24
gbe Epering Star
HS2az N Rzs WOMEN,S WORLD
WASHINGTON. D. C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE "a, 1859 XXX c.

present in a dual role was
Mrs. Carroll D. Kearns, wife
Of the Representative from
Pennsylvania and a former
federation president.
Mrs. Kearns also is a
former president Of the
League Of Republican Women
and at one point formed q
trio with the new president,
Mrs. Paul Hatch. and another
past president, Mrs. william
F. Burdick.
Still others at the garden
gathering included Mrs. Dom
aid Quarles. Mrs. Alb Her
mann. Mrs. Alice X. Leopold.
Judge Mildred Reeves. Mrs.
Maurice STAINS, Mrs. Charles
Evening star., 1959-06-24

ture. put in a brief appear
ance at the party and others
there from the cabinet in
cluded Mrs. Neil McElroy.
wife Of the Defense Secre-
tary; Mrs. William P. Rogers,
wife Of the Attorney Gen.
eral: Mrs. Arthur s. Flem-
ming, wife of the Secretary Of
Health. Education and We'll
fare, and Mrs. James P.
Mitchell, wife Of the Secre-
tary of Labor.
Mrs. Leverett Saltonstall,
Mrs. John Sherman Cooper.
Mrs. Everett Dirksen. Mrs.
Alexander Wiley and Mrs.
Hugh Scott, we're among the
Senate wives attending and
Evening star., 1959-06-24

The gold Of the early sour
dough's dreams
The precious gold Of the hills
and streams
The brilliant stars in the
Northern sky
The bear. the dipper. and
shining high
The great North Star with It's
steady light
Over land and sea, a beacon
bright.
Alaska's flag, TO Alaskans
dear
The simple nag Of o Ast
frontier"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
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Console TV with every super set perform
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channels, controls volume and turns TV
off. 3speoker panoramic FIN sound,
"One-Set" eIectronic fine tuning. Lighted
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mohogony grained finish. Also available
in walnut or lined oak.
WGl-Home Entertainment Center, lst Floor,
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See the rich antique coIorines and in
terestine border effects: plus special
block Potterns in obIong style only Use
these imports as occasional rugs in bed
rooms, halls, living rooms and dens.
Deep dyed shades Of rose, beige, blue,
green and black thot keep color longer.
, 1959-12-21

WHEREAS r. HI. Amphlett Leader was born in
Christiansted, Saint Croix, Virgin Islands, and received
his early education here; and
WHEREAS today he is the dean Of Virgin Islands
lawyers, as member Of the bars of the Wayne Circuit
Court Of Indiana. the Supreme Court of the State of Ir
diana, the District Ccurt Of the Virgin Islands, the United
States Court Of Appeals for the Third Circuit and the SUI
preme Court of the United States; and
WHEREAS Attorney Leader has served the people
Of the island Of Saint Croix and of the Virgin Islands in
an outstanding astonishing number Of capacities bringing
to his public service a sense of inspired civic duty, a pro
foundity Of vision and 8 sound wit and ~erudition; and
WHEREAS he has organized, let and participated in
virtually every aspect Of community activity and pro
gress; and
WHEREAS he has organized, led and participated IN
, 1959-12-21

1S1duuS.
That R. H. Amphlett Leader, brilliant advocate,
exemplary civic leader, unselfh public servant and dis
tnguShed citizen, be and he is hereby cited by the LegiS-
lature Of the Virgin Islands for his outstanding and de-
voted dedication Of q lifetime Of service to the people Of
the Virgin Islands.
N BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. that u framed
copy Of this Resolution be presented to r. H. Amphlett
Leader by an authorized representative Of this Legisla-
ture.
DR., ANDUZE ...ss....... .. E
MIR. DE LUGO ........ E
MR. GOMEZ ....=... .......... YEA
Mr.. G~UADELOUPE ,.....s..e. YEA
Mr. HODGE ...s... p
MR. IAWAETZ tss.....,.... YEA
III. MADUR 5000. - 81
MRS. MILLIN ...s.... YEA ri
MR. ........... YEA s
Mr.. OTTLEY 6. ..........s. YEA
Mr.. REESE .......s.s YEA
BILL No. 1904
THIRD LEGISLATURE OF TIL VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF II UNITED STATES
Regular Session
1859
Resolution to Create q Special committee Of the Legis-
lature on Air Transportation Service and Facilities in
the Virgin Islands, and for Other Purposes.
WHERE ii is imperative that the Virgin Islands
keep pace with the sweep into the future of the Air-Age;
and
WHEREAS geographically these islands are peculiar
" dependent upon air transportation as a medium Of
nter-comnnunication with the world; and
WHEREA the progress and prosperity Of the Virgin
Islands requires an enlightened and f~arsighted approach
to the development and expansion Of air transportation
service and facilities, and to that end, that the Legisla-
ture and all other responsible agencies Of Government be
constantly advised and conversant with all factors and
considerations relevant thereto; now therefore
BE IT RESOLVED by the Legislature Of the Virgin
Islands:
That q Special Committee Of the Legislature, to be
designated the Special Committee on Air Transports
ton Service and Facilities" is hereby established, to con-
sst Of three members Of the Legislature appointedby the
President Of the Legislature. The functions and duty Of
the Committee shall be to conduct 3 thorough study and
examination Of all data and factor relevant to the develop
ment and expansion Of air transportation services and
facilities in the Virgin Islands.
The Committee shall select two citizen advisers to as
sst in the work Of the Committee.
, 1959-12-21
LEGISLATIVE RECORD Continued
BILL No 1908
THIRD LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
Regular Session
1859
To Provide n Appropriation for the Payment Of Claim Of
Alberto Alveras Against the Government:
BE- II ENACTED ~ the Legiglatue Of the virgin Isl.

DE II EIVIACILD Uy ZIG LEgISIdIWEU q Ut Vigil oIdIU5
SECTION /. There is hereby appropriated to the
Department 81 Public Works, out Of any funds available
III the GENERAL FUND Of the Treasury Of the Virgin Is
lands, the amount Of One Hundred & Ninety Nine dollars
and Ninety Four cents $4,000 to be paid to Alberto Al
veras Of Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands, for expenditure
during the fiscal year July /, 1858 to- June SO, 1859, for
damages claimed by the said Alberto Alveras.
SECTION .. Settlement Of the said claim shall be
, 1959-12-21

public recognition be given to r. II. Amphlett Leader for
his remarkable and outstanding record of service to the
people Of the Virgin Islands, Now therefore
BE IT RESOLVED by the Legislature Of the Virgin
Islands:
, 1959-12-21
BILL No. 999

BML No. yyy
HIR LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
Regular Session
1859
Resolution to Cite the Outstanding Record Of Public Ser
vice to the People Of the Virgin Islands Of
R. H. Anphett Leader.
, 1959-12-21

That II. II. AmphIett Z
exemplary civic leader, unselt
tinguished citizen, be and he is
lature Of the Virgin Islands f
voted dedication Of a lifetime
the Virgin Islands.
AND BE IT FURTHER 3
copy Of this Resolution be pre-
Leader by an authorized repr
ture.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-20
PLUMBERS
SEWERS AND a

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Plumbing and Repair Work
$500 w. Broad st. FIR. 1882
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EXPERT INSTALLATION of
custom floors. linoleum, plastic
wall tile, counter tops. Free
estimates.
IHAGAN'S FURNITURE, Danville
o. Phone 1913 Open Evenings
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Mental

Mental Washington Missionary College is a fully
accredited liberal arts senior college, one of
Is operated by Seventh-day AdventiStS in
North America It offers formal training in
81 major fields including one of the finest
nurses training programs in the country, with
the well-known Washington Sanitarium and
Hospital serving in its clinical division.
Physical Besides regularly scheduled gymnasium and
swimming classes and other recreational ia
cilities College industries also provide a con-
structve means of training the physical
capabilities of the student.
Spiritual Believing that the we-balanced education
must include also the development Of the in
dividual spiritually, the College makes avail
able classes in Bible, holds daily worship pc
RODS, special week of spiritual emphasis
each spring and fall, and promotes in general
high spiritual atmosphere which points the
student to the wider goal Of attainment not
alone in this world, but also in the world to
1t provides quiet confidence in God
for men who must face cropping world.
Though founded originally for the specific purpose of
preparing Seventh day Adventist youth for mission
service the College offers wide latitude In sub
jectS and open to high caiber students of all faiths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

STAR MAGAZINE, C.
Arizona tribune., 1959-10-23

the night of Jack Olanterns, high
children of all Halloween still the time for energetic
ste let loose become pranksers with all the fun and
but it also have serious meaning At the time that
children dressed like clowns hobo ring door bells and shout
Trick Treat they hold helping hand for UNICEF
Omitted Nations Chdren FUND.- In addition giving pennies
for this worthy callers with golden
zesty beverage just right for Halloween.
of A
delicious thirst quencher ideal quick pickup It's
tray with pitcher of cold stack
paper this peppy drink Make needed
Just rounded blended into of water makes
youngster very happy indeed.
Arizona tribune., 1959-10-23
VICTIM STILL ALIVE
SAYS ACCUSED MAN

WALTER JOHNSON, %, for.
merly Of lll7 E. Washington, re.
fused the advice Of q court.ap.
pointed attorney during q prelimi.
nary hearing on the first-desreA
murder charge, and declared he
wants no lawyer at all.
The hearing was conducted be.
fore Justice Of the Peace Ida
Westfall.
johnson was brought back to
Phoenix after he surrendered In
Washington, DC, to. face the
charge of shooting Lynward A.
Sims, n, of 1913 S. Seventh St.,
last Nov. l3. Sims died Dec. q.
OFFICERS SAID johnson and
another man had quarreled over
a woman, and johnson apparently
was aiming at the other man when
Sims, a bystander. was hit BY
two rifle sluss. The shooting oc-
CURED outside the Honeylove
Cafe, 1929 E. Jefferson.
Arizona tribune., 1959-10-23
PHOENIX FUN LIFE

There is a new sound at
the ElkS Club, Elois Delaney
one of the beauty queen en-
trants of 1859 is knocking
out the melodies every week
end as Tyrone and his combo
render beautiful background
music.
Walter Brown and his quin-
tet are holding down the
bandstand at the Non-Com
Club at Luke Air Base.
Leonard Calderon is bring
ing top talent to the ballroom.
He will present Cal Tjader
and his quintet, Sunday. Oct.
25th. Tjader will appear at
the Memorial Hall, Arizona
State University at Tempe on
Friday, Oct. %. Earl Bostic
will star at Calderon's on
Nov. 18th.
Joe Griffin reports the
crowds still jump when
Tricky and the Tricksters
tune up and blow at the
SkyvieW Club.
Arizona tribune., 1959-10-23
COMING AND GOING

Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. B. DaW-
son, Jr., and their two child
rem, Marya and Denison, are
vacationing in Houston, Tex.
They motored to Texas with
Mrs. DawSon'S parents, Mr.
and Mrs. DeniSOn Allen of
North Hollywood, California.
Mrs, Maude Jewel has re-
turned from her California
Sojourn.
Mrs, Maybelle Haynes of
Sacramento, Calf. is visit
ing her sister, Mrs VIM.
Wilson, $50 W. Mohave st.
Mrs. Thelma B. Williams of
San Francisco, Calf. is the
houSegueSt of Mrs. Idella
Agnew, 1915 S. 18th Ave.
GIVE THE UNITED WAY
HELP 41 AGENCIES
Evening star., 1959-05-26

Toilet scot, white, first
quoIity nodded wood,
Corrugated steel window
wells ----------$ $4.22
GFotes for window wells of
basement window $4.S9
l6" Woven GoIv. Flower
Border. IS roII--$2.44
Keep q gallon at home oil
the time. Pure gum fur
pentine. Gal.
A top erode exterior white
paint. Majestic House e
Point. Col.
Your choice Of white or
orange SHELLAc. Per
gallon $Z.99
Tub coulk, seol around the
bothtub, shower or sink,
tube be-------------8S 8Sc
Pofio blocks in colored
concrete, 8"xl6". Eo.,
ssc
Evening star., 1959-05-26
OPEN TO PM EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK, CLOSED SATURDAY

lxl2" pine shelving, per
foot (speeiol). Per it,,
"Stor-A-Woy" screen
and storm sosh hanger
holds 20 windows So. 80
Garden Hose VI" tuffIite
transparent green with g.
ply nyIon cord reinforcing
and solid bross fittings,
$6.ss
6orden hose. IS it,; with
5-yeor guarantee, bross
IutiIl9S -----------T1e
File-a-D Desk, combination
metoI office with 3 drow-
ers, typewriter desk and
combination lock sofe
storage compartment oll-
in-one 1926
Block frome metoI Bridge
table, double broced. re-
movable top------$ $6.66
Evening star., 1959-05-26

2-drower metoI Filing
Cabinet. letter size, nom
suspension with roller
bearing drawers, side
locking foIIoWbIocks, ton,
$ls.ss
4-drower metal Filing
cobinets, letter size,
4-drower, full suspension
metal Filing Cabinet with
roller and ball beorine
drawers, tan
Evening star., 1959-05-26

Imprinted night Chest in
knotty pine with 2 drow-
ers l5"xl2"x27" high,
$7.sS
Imprinted Bookcase in
cleor pine. 8 shelves.
2oh"x9 V" "x36" high,
1896
Imprinted Record Cobi-
net complete with legs in
clear pine, 26"xl6"x35"
high ----------$l4.66
Pennsylvania slote Flag
stone for potios, walk
ways, eorports. Black rec
t IN g e approximately
l2"xl8". Eoch-----37c
Evening star., 1959-05-26

For trosh or osh, complete
with lid, 20-ooI trash con,
$z.z2
Aluminium lawn trim ede-
ing, keep edges around
lown, trees or shrubs neot.
40x4" silly
Roof coating. TO prevent
leaks and refinish the sur
face, 5 gals.
Rotory, power mower, 26"
cut, 3-h.p. motor, l-yeor
worronty $45.97
Sturdy wheeIborrow with
semi-pneumotic tires,
SPl50 ----------$6.S8
Evening star., 1959-05-26

2 play Bodminton Set. In
cludes 2 roquets, net,
shuttIecock and carrying
cose silly
Evening star., 1959-05-26

Gorden Cart, deep, TO
hold trosh or dirt, No.
55/53 ----------$6.88
Folding Aluminium
choise, adjusts to 5 posi-
tions, full 23h"x72",
70" tubular oIuminum
with Soron webbing. yell
low or white with red,
$3.50
Evening star., 1959-05-26

Golf BoIIs, Wilson, K-28.
Regular $l.25 eoch.
$I0.66 dozen
Life presever Boot cush-
ions, u. S. Coost 6uord
approved. Kopok sealed
in a separate waterproof
yinyI inserts. Red with
blue and white - $z.S8
Evening star., 1959-05-26

Non rustino. Beautiful
Aluminium Railing; easy
to instoll inside or outside.
Per running fool. 4 #. or
s #. sections---$l.S5
s. flot column----sS.5s
s. corner column. $3.50
All fittings ovoilobIe
Evening star., 1959-05-26

PIostic covered Garden
Wiekets, Il" toll, II"
wide, Va" thick, rust re-
sistont, green. lnterIocked
TO hold firmly in any de-
sired layout. Dozen $l.99
Buo-repeIlent Garden n
Torch burns with O bright
omber flame for q soft
light OF your barbecue,
lawn or pool. Polished
aluminium with g. sec
tionol steel pole $5.95
Philippine Luon Mohos-
any plywood in 4'x8'xH"
sheets ----------S5.45
Evening star., 1959-05-26
lAII Stofes Except AnocOstial

Strong wire Trosh Burner
with cover 27" high. top
l8" bottom Az, $I.66
Peat Moss for muIchino
and retaining ground
moisture.
Large boIe-------$3.66
Small boIe------$z.4S
Evening star., 1959-05-26

Sold Bond Ceiling Tile.
install your own with eose.
Carton packed covers, "a
SO. #. Choice of l2x24"
or l6x32" tiles. Corton,
$3.32
Evening star., 1959-05-26

HordWood Tennis Press
will keep your racquet
stroieht and true between
sets s--------------ne
Az foot steel utility"
Feneh Posts, Galvanized,
79c
Evening star., 1959-05-26

Redwood picnic tnbies b
mode from 2" stock,
$ls.44
Sherwin Williams Red
wood stoin., quort $l.7o
Your Choice
BusheI of enrich e d,
screened topsoiI or we'll
rotted munure -$l.l9
BuIIetin Boord. cork
foced. ook fromed. 24x
SO" -----------$3.S9
Stump remover-the cosy,
simple sofe woy to destroy
stumps! Just pour into
stumps, odd kerosene and
il eats the stump away.
8 OF. -----------$l.35
~
Evening star., 1959-05-26

T-PoIa for CIothesIine.
Use multiple lines in same
ground space as one line.
| h"x84" long, 30" cross
arm. 4 hooks. Pr. .-$5.22
2"xo0" long, AZ" cross
arm, 6 hooks. Pr.--$S.9S