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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
BurWe|I Gains
In Seniors Net

Rain washed out all but two
doubles matches and the COM
pletion of one singles yesterday
in the Middle Atlantic seniors
tennis championships at Wash
ington Golf and Country Club.
Ted Burwell won two straight
games to complete his quarter
final victory over Harry Valid,
6-l, rs. Burwell meets Bob
AtW God of Richmond and C.
Alphonso Smith plays Col. Fred
Moore in semifinalS at 1890
am. today. The final will be
played this afternoon.
In doubles quarter-finals yes
terday, DR.. Jim Shafer and Bill
BaSSett defeated Barney Welsh
and Moore, 81, 6-3. and Joe
Fisher and Ward Stewart de-
feated Smokey Miller and Ski
Arnold, 60, Ga.
Doubles play continues today
out will be completed next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Perky CuIIinune
French Amateur
.Quurter-FinuIist

PARIS, June 10 (AP).-Perky
Cullinane of Bethesda. Nd. was
one of five Americans who
gained the quarter-finals of
the French Amateur golf cham
pionship today.
Cullinane advanced by beat
ing Michael Louis Of Chicago,
7 and 5, in the second round
and eliminating Peter Flaherty
Of Great Britain, up, in a 20
hole thriller.
Other Americans who Joined
two British golfers and one
Frenchman in the round of
eight were Harold Gardner Of
Mendoza, H.; James Ward Of
jamestown, N. c.; Ashley
Moore Of Dallas, Tex, and Paul
Coste Of jamestown. R. I.
Other quarter-flnalists are
Henri de Lamaze of France and
Leonard Crawley and H. G.
Benka Of Britain.
Col. Ken Smith OF Washing
ton, D. c., was ousted by Craw-
ley, 7 and 6, in the second
round.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14

The American Corvette and
the British Lotus automobiles
appeared to dominate the field
as entries closed last night for
next Sundays fourth running
of the six-hour sports car race
at Marlboro.
At least six Lotus cars are
expected to be on the starting
line for the 4 pm. start, in
Guiding a three-car team of
Mark XI models entered by
Louis Delaney of Elkins Park.
Pa.
The Corvette contingent has
a dominant Baltimore flavor
with the Bob Mouat-Bill King
and Vince Tamburo-Lawrence
Sans twosomes entering modi-
fed versions. Bob Samm and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Blood Pressure, Impaired Vision
Caused Reifsnyder to Leave Navy

flight to get a commission and
right now I'm not.
II don't think having high
blood pressure will interfere
with my playing pro football.
1t never has bothered me be-
fore and ! guess I've had 1t for
some time"
Doctors for the Rams re-
stricted their examination to
Reifsnyder's leg. He suffered
the injury near the heel in pre-
season practice last fall. 1t
did not respond to treatment,
though he was sent to several
well-known specialists. and he
made only brief appearances
against Notre Dame and Army
last season, which was expected
to be his greatest. He made
practically everybody's ALL
America the previous year and
won the Maxwell Trophy as
"the outstanding college foot
ball player of the year,
After the honeymoon. Reif-
snyder and his bride plan to
60 to Los Angeles, where Bob
hopes to get into some type Of
off season business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Corvettes and Lotuses Head
Field for Marlboro Car Race

AL Forsythe Of Pittsburgh will
co-drive a stock Corvette.
Winning drivers from all
three previous Marlboro six
hours are returning. Duncan
Black, who won in 1857 with
Jim Robinson, and Otto Linton,
VINO shared victory last year
with Harry Beck in an OSCA,
will trade the wheel in Black
Lotus-Bristol.
Pinkie Windridge. who with
her husband. Fred, won the
inaugural in 1856, will CO.
drive with Toni Cappiello in
one of two Fiat-Abarths en-
tered by Roosevelt Automobiles,
Inc.
A series Of sprint races will
open the program at II am.
next Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
MeduIists Ousted
In Quorter-FinoIs
At Brooke Manor

MedalistS Paul Sapourn and
Bill Kelly were ousted from the
two-man team championship
golf tournament at Brooke
Manor yesterday after Kelly
had to leave town on business.
Bill Borklund and Charles
Moore beat Sapourn in the
quarter finals, 6 and 5. Dock
Jew and Bill Frank eliminated
Gene Banks and Bob Parker.
2 up on the Goth hole; Sid
Blair and Blair Hubbard de-
feated Johnny Johns and
Gerry Parker, 6 and S, and
Dick Rooster and Bill Notz
ousted Charles Skates and Dick
Full, 3 and 2, in other quarter
finals.
Seminal pairings this morn
ing in the championship flight
list Blair Hubbard against Jew
Frank and Borklund- Moore
against Koester- Notz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
0|rledo, Hard
Take Titles in
Kent Tennis

BECKENHhM, England
June Is (AP).--Alex Olmedo
the United States Davis Cup
star from Peru, turned on his
full power in the crucial mo-
ments today TO beat Kurt Mel
sen Of Denmark, 8-6, 3-6. g.
4. for the Kent tennis cham
pionship.
The womens title went To
favored Darlene Hard OF Mon
tebello, Calf, who also en-
ployed power tactics to con-
quer Sally Moore Of Bakers
field. Calf, 81, rs.
Olmedo had 10 double
faults in the minute match
TO two for Nielsen. But the
second one for the Dane came
at match point.
The 23-year-old Peruvian.
making his seasons debut on
grass courts as a tuneup fol-
Wimbledon, experimental with
his powerful serve. He blew
hot and cold but he had control
when he needed it most.
With the score tied at 4-all In
the decisive third set, Alex
whipped across four service
aces to go ahead.
Nielsen, a hard server him
self, blasted two aces for a 80
o lead. He then lost the next
three points and double-faulted
at match point.
Olmedo's victory made him
almost a cinch to be top-seeded
for the Wimbledon champion
ships starting June %. The
last warm-up tournament for
Wimbledon-the Queens Club
starts Monday.
Miss Hard and Jeanne Arth
Of st. Paul. Mimi. won the
women's doubles with a 6-3,
Ga victory over Janet Hops
Of Seattle and Pat Ward. Brit
ish Wightman Cup player.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Hummond Hires
~
Two Coaches

Milton c. Simpson. jr., who
graduated from William and
Mary in February. has been
named head track coach al
Hammond High School.
Simpson replaces Keith Kish-
paugh, who will remain as an
assistant coach in baseball and
basketball. Herbert Holt, who
has been head football and
basketball coach at Mckenzie,
Tenn. High. has been hired as
an assistant to Football Coach
Red Caughron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14

him to a contract and he hopes
to make a career Of pro foot
bali.
IT wanted my commission, "
the bulky. 6-foot-2 star said.
81 wanted to be a pilot, but it
didn't work out. ! was real
disappointed, but now I'm look
ing forward to playing pro
football.
II had an operation for my
leg and it's going to be all
right, though it is still not up
to par. But I'm overweight and
I have high blood pressure and
my eyes aren't up to par.
Don't misunderstood me:
I'm not a physical or nervous
wreck. but you have to be top
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Marlboro Books
Thrill Drivers

Jack Kochman's Partisan
He'll Drivers. billed as the Or
iginal imported car thrill show,
have been booked into Marl-
boro Motor Raceway Thursday
night and Old Dominion Speed
way Friday night, both at $50.
The group contains some OF
the stuntmen who have per-
formed previously at Marlboro
with the Canadian Thunder
birds and Ford He'll Drivers
The show will offer % COM
petitions and exhibitions, many
using the troupe's stock of l3
Simca cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
BY BILL FUCHS
star stan Writer

High blood pressure and i'm
paired vision, not a leg dam
aged in football, have cost
Tackle Bob Reifsnyder his Navy
commission.
The Naval Academy under
standably withheld this infor-
nation from the public, con-
sidering it personal business
between the former All-Amer-
ica and the Navy.
But Reifsnyder, who was
married yesterday to Miss
Sandy Turner in Baldwin, N, Y,
freely admitted to The Star
that his leg ailment was the
least of the obstacles to COM
mission. He was graduated
from the academy recently, but
released for physical reasons.
Wanted to Be Pilot
The Los Angeles Rams. after
examination Of ReifSnyder'S
much-publicized leg, signed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Top Seeds Upset
In Parks Tennis

King Lambert and Ed Ben
nett, seeded third, upset top
seeded Eddie Beale and jack
son Yang, GO. 60, in a semi
final doubles match of the Pub
lie Parks tennis tournament
yesterday at East Potomac.
Rain forced postponement of
all other matches. Singles semi
finals are scheduled at IL am.
today and the remaining dou-
bleS seminal at 2 pm. Finals
will be played later in the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
IntercIub Golf
Sturts Today

The fourth season Of the In
terclub Golf League begins to-
day with two matches in the
new Southern Division at
Westbriar.
Army Navy plays Belle
Haven and Court House plays
Goose Creek. with host West
briar given a bye. The West
ern, Central and Eastern Di-
visions will open a week from
today at Woodmont, Kenwood
and Indian Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Congress-Novy Golf
Token By WestIund

Representative Jack West
land from Washington State,
former National Amateur
champion, shot a one-under-
par 81 to win the third annual
Congress-Navy Golf Day yes
terday at Bethesda Naval
Medical Center.
Runnerup for the gross prize
was Representative william H.
Bates Of Massachusetts, with a
70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
K. of 6. Booters
Oppose Cowell

The Central Valet-Knights
Of Columbus soccer team. UNI
beaten in Arnold Trophy Cup
competition, meets 1858 cham
pion Myron Cowell at 2:30 to-
day at Twenty-third street and
Constitution avenue NV.
Central Valet-K. Of c. plays
the once-beaten B altim ore
kickerS next Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14

PENDLETON's HARDWARE
1890 Georgia Ave. Whso'on-lO. $1,000
POTOMAC SUPPLY
l0lo3 River Rd., Potomoe-Ax. $3.50
Pooh HARDWARE
Cong. PloIo, Roekvills-hA. 7-74l5
CANDEY HARDWARE
2340 lveyon ST., HillcTest Heights
RE. 6-3232
j. II. SMALL 4 SONS
Jones Mill Rd., Oh. Ch.-Ol. 5000
SOPER'S ESQ
e24o Wisconsin Ave, Beihesdo-Ol. A-282l
STANCLIFFE HARDWARE
lonhom-SP. $500
STEMBLER & FORD
Central Ave-. Cop hgiS.-Re. $500
STROSNIDER'S HARDWARE
Arlington Rd., Bsihesdo-Ot. 1858
SPfNCERNILLE SUPPLY co,
Spenesrville-SP. 1893
L. W. WHITE A son
Norbsek, Md.-WA. ann
wOODMOOR HARDWARE
lol0l ColeSvils Rood
Silver Spring. Md-JU s945e
WOODWARD A. L0THROP
Wis. Ave. & West Ave, Bsih.-oL. 1900
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AMERICAN PLANT FOOD co
525s River Rd.. Beihssdo-Ot. 6-3377
ANDERSON SUPPLY
BoYds-Dl. 1887
ABODE HARDWARE
Q W. Middle To-, Rockvills-PO. 2.6l45
HERBERT BRYANT, INC.
~ e. Diomond, Goithsrsbq.-PO. 2-6222
BILLS HARDWARE
743l Annapolis Rd., Id. Hills-SP. 5000
J. II. BURTON & SONS. INC.
$3.50 Assr Rd. hyotisville-WA. 7-I207
WIN. G. BURTON LANDsCAPING
ol0o Aesr Rd., HYotisNills-hA. 1880
BOWMAN'S HARDWARE
54o2 Queens Chapel Rd. Hyh.-WA. .7-6o96
COLLEGE PARK CYCLE SHOP
2502 Univ. Blvd. Hyoiisvl-HA 2-2le5
COLLEGE PARK PAINT 4 HDW.
1850 eolto. Ave, College PUN. A-lls5
COMMUNITY PAINT a HARDWARE
7250 Wise. Ave, Bsthesdo-Ol. 1900
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE SUPPLY
$500 srookvilIs Rd.. Oh. Ch.-Ol. A-72sI
CENTER HARDWARE
1892 New Homp. Ave, TX. Pk-JU. $500
FRANKS LAWN MOWER SERVICE
$500 Riggs Rd., ChillVm HgS.-HA 2-3444
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GUSIN GAhDENS
Old Georgetown 8 Mon'rose RdS.
RoekvilIs-WH. $500
La Plata
RALPH GARDINER
HUGH c. GARDINER, INC.
FoUlknsr
HECHINGER
ROCKVILLE, MD.-By PosS and
Washington Si.-Phons Garden 1900
KINSEY'S SHARPENING SERVICE
703 Mo'isr Ave. Frederick-MO. 3.326l
KENSINGTON BICYCLE SHOP
l05lo Conn. Ave, ksnSineion-lO. 5-l332
LOVING OUTDOOR SPORTS SALES, Inc.
$500 Go. Ave, Silver Spring-JU. 1880
MARYLAND CYCLE
5003 Grsenbeit Rd., College PHO. 9.6522
MCINTYRE HARDWARE
5440 Western Ave, Oh. Chose-Ol 1850
1898 Uni. Blvd. w., ken.-Ol. $1,000
$50 Conn. Ave. Oh. Chose-ol. A2A25
1000 viss Mill Rd., Roekville-GA 4-9l0o
ooll RiVerdole Rd, Riverdols-AP. 7.4373
ALLEN &. QUYNN & co
IL {. Putriek ST., Frederick-MO. 2-24ll
MEENHAN'S HARDWARE
1877 Ind. Hid. Hwy. eosiover-lO. 10000
MT. AIRY FURNITURE &
APPLIANCE co.
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WASHINGTON, D. c.

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1923 4ih 81. N.E.-DE. 2.050I
BOwMAN's HARDWARE
1905 Michigon Ave. N.F,-lA. 6-5669
CHEVY CHASE BICYCLE SERVICE
5ol4 Conn. Ave. k.W.-WO. 6-2705
DISTRICT LOCK a HARDWARE
73l 9Th 81. Sell. 1895
HECHINGER
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at BlodensbUrg--ll. 1900
GEORGIA AVE. NV
5925 Georgia Ave.
al Military Rood-ll. 1900
WISCONSIN AVE. NW.-A555 Wisconsin
Ave. between Nebroska Ave. and
River Rood-lI 1900
MEENEHAN's HARDWARE
2oo4 18th 81. NW.-NO. 1890
3241 N 81. NW.-NO. 1890
WOODWARD a LOTHROP
llfh & G Sis. N.W.-Dl. $500
MARYLAND
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z5os Univ. Blvd. HyotiIvl.-HA. 1000
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Here's the Too rotary that picks up where others leave Off The
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
February rs


WV
4-Doush-Re-Mi. Quiz.
5-Ten O'Clock Movie.
Va Hours. "Bio Shot," 1882.
Moureen O'SuIIivon.
7-TroubIe With Father.
o-Mornins Playhouse. Dr'mo.
1920
4-Treosure Hunt. Quiz.
Jan Murray. host.
7-My Little Morsie. Comedy.
9-Arthur Godfrey. Variety.
l11:O0
4-Price Is Right. Contest.
7-Our Miss Brooks. Comedy.
81 Love Lucy. Comedy.
Il:30
Augmentation. Game.
Slime for Science. Educ't'nI.
7-Peter Lind Hoyes. Variety.
! Hour. Featuring Mary Heoly.
Stop Dollar. Quiz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
WEDNESDAY Program Listings

$50
9-CIossFoom 9. Russion..
Beginning Russian. Vlodimir
TolstoY, lecturer.
6:45
4-Todoy on the Form.
$50
4-Look TO This Day. Prayer.
700
4-Todoy. Variety.
9-The Morning Show.
Hour. Fovorite comedies. News
at TBS with Scott Sutton and
7:55 with Julien Borber.
1850
7-News.
7:55
Thoughts OF God. Religion.
500
7-Pete and His Polls. Kids.
Ia Hours. Cartoons.
9-Coptoin Kangaroo. Kids.
IS Min. Stories and cartoons.
S:45
5-Thousht for the Doy.
Stronger Hal. Kids.
800
4-Todoy With lingo.
5-KoFtoon KIub. Kids.
9:05
4-Montose. Variety.
SO Min. Mac McGorY, m. c.
$3.50
Hopper. Comedy.
$3.50
9-MoFk Time. ToIk.
Featuring Mark Evons.
9:55
4-lnso's Angle.
, 1959-12-10
DovesD Defect Clippers:
Satellites Win Over
CHS Lost Night

E-.
The Doves made it two
straight games over the Clip
pers Yolleyball team last night
on the Christiansted Court.
The scores are 1913 and 1910.
The SiIhouettes also defeat
ed the Lancers by scores of
1915 and 1916.
IN the boys game, Satellites
won the two best Of three
Continued on page y
, 1959-12-10
congressman Powell
Corninq Here for
Butler Dinner

Congressman Adam Clayton
Powell Of New York hes ac-
copied an invitation Of the
local Democratic Club to at
tend the dinner that will be
given in honor of National
Democratic Chairman Paul
Butler.
The dinner will be held at
the Buccaneer Hotel on Tues
day. December 18th.
, 1959-12-10
Grupetree Boy Hotel
TO Howe Open House
On Sunday Afternoon

So as to give everyone an
opportunity to inspect the
many excellent facilities at the
new Grapetree Bay Hotel, the
management will hold @Open
House" on Sunday afternoon
from 2 to 5 O'Clock, it was an
nounced BY Ralph Breshears,
Vice President and General
Manager.
Every Friday and Saturday
night from 8 to 100, the steel
band, known as "a Bunch Of
Grapes" will furnish music for
dancing.
, 1959-12-10
Burgler Enters
Rus1nussen's Grocery
Steuls Grocery, Gosh

A burglar broke into Ras-
mussn's Grocery last night and
off with a large amount
Of groceries and SIS. in cash.
The entry was made frem
The back Of the store.
, 1959-12-10
Dept. Of Agriculture
Officials Inspecting
Lunch Program

Martin CARRIER, director of
the Food Distribution division
Of the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture from
Washington, D. c., Russell H.
James,, Thomas j. Wilson and
Virgila Rabainner, arrived in
st. Croix yesterday for an in
spection tour Of the School
Lunch program.
The officials met with Albert
Fabio, Administrative Assis-
tant in the Department Of
Education and Mrs. Pearl Byrd
Larsen. After the meeting they
went with John Stevens, on
on inspection of warehouses
and the Charles Emanuel and
Claude o. Markoe schools.
, 1959-12-10

ed to attend are; Governor
John D. Merwin, Ward M.
canaday, b. Victor Bornn,
and DR.. Archer A. Ciaytor.
The group from Washington
will arrive in st. Thomas on
Continued on page 4,
Evening star., 1959-06-18
girls furnishings
WoshiHston end LensIsy Psrk
Infants wear
Washington and LonsIey Pork

orig. now
SO Three section PorceIon Feed
ing Dishes, some with sep 1920
orote covers =------- 5.oo 2.S9
so Infant Boys Docrontt {, Pique
Dioper Sets, blue noze.
smoIl to Jorge --4----- 800 ZOO
INFANTS WEAR-WashiHgtoH, Fourth Floor:
Langley Park. Second Floor
Evening star., 1959-06-18

l45 P-Womsns Irress. Of 2se3ss Shoes Dress, cosuoI
skinner styles Leather uppers and composition soles Mony
styles coors Broken sizes ---~-- -.-- 89e
I5o-Infans, Tots. ToddIers' $l2ss Gorments Under
shirts bIouses, slips ponties doper SETS shorts in this group
OK .----- ..------------------.- 25e
loo-Tot Boys 3se Stretch Sox Nyon in many pottems
coors One size fits oil ----------.---- 80 25e
I5o-Tot Girls 2.s9-3.9S Dresses. Cotons Solids prints
pods. Many styles Broken sizes BOX lss
2oo-TOts TOddes' zse-sse Cotton Knt Pantis'. White.
ooor. 2-8 ---.------ Zoe
Ioo-Tot Girls 81 skirts and boues. Royon fole, butcher
royon Navy brown, beige; broken sizes Box 33e
2oo-29e Feee Cloths, Prints white Mony coors Zoe
2o-Tot Boys oS-299 Jsekets Some Upper eIosnes 58.
66e
Ioo-Girs SI-2s9 Wear. Con-con slips polo shirts, hond
Dogs otneT items. I-If %Se
lSo-Gs sS-z9s Dresses PIoysuits soeks skirts jackets,
skirt sets, poomos in group LA ------------ 66e
z0o-Girs 29e- 39e Pone Cotton, white, coors 84 iSe
Ioo-6irIs l5s Cotton Slips. White eoors. sl4--- 6se
6o-GrIs' 39sS9s Suits ond 3peee styles. linenlook
butcher royon Beige. Broken sizes s-l4 ------- l.ss
25o-GiE zss5.s9 Dresses Cottons royons school ond
porty styles
Evening star., 1959-06-18

4 1z0-Misses, Womens 2ss Dresses, Pineto'e. Orp-dy
tonon prints poisIey and flool prints. Z-Zo, I42-Z42
0O-Mses Womsns 2se Brunch coots. tool ond border
BRIT designs washable cottons, 12-2O, I4h-Z42 IN
1oo-Misses 100 Boby Doll Poiomos. 2-pe styles, cool
5ovon Sizes medium Ioroe 69e
e5WM,,s,; Wow.n' l,see,. and lists. Of ls9-zso wo1
Gowns NyIon tricot Sizes 81 TO "a -----------lo LOO
eo-Msses, Womens LOO Petteoos First quoity, royon
tricot. Medium, Ioroe --.------------- 69e
Io-Msses. Womens zes Bouont Psieoots. NyIon SnoII
I.99
2oo-Msss' Sportswsor-bousss, skirts, ponss for LOO
iSo-Msses Irress. and Frts Of ios Bouse Many styles
ard all wanted coors 32-38 Lao
I0O-Msses' 800 Propoioned Chino Sceks Many coors
Washable chino l0-l8 z.3S
so--kisses sSs-lo.Ss Postie Joeke Woshobe severol
smart styles and color Sizes l2-l8 4.9e
1So-Msses' l99 Jemoee Short Sets Coy poids in several
sotofs Grond for summer sports lo-18 l.69
IS Prs lFreos. Of 29S-3S9 Womenss Flo Shoes-Poin
toncy yes with eother uppers, composition soes Assorted
eoors Sizes 40 in group l.6S
izs Pn-Womsn's Irrsss Of 500 Sport Shoes 4-buckIe
style with fIot heels Crepe soes Severo coors Sizes 49
N group
Evening star., 1959-06-18

<~V saSaFs Ss'd
Luxurious IL eorpet from such famous
Mills as Roxbuy ond Berwick. Groy and
woodtons.
RUGs-LaHpIev Park. Lowsr Level
Evening star., 1959-06-18

loo-SubTssn 3Ss Dresses Cottons. nyons royons Prints
ploid solids l0-l4 in group. -..----lsS
ioo-Boys ess Of l.ss-2.sS Polo Shirts. 64 ----7Ss
So-BOys lsS Cowboy Hets. Western style Mony eoors
o'oken sizes -------0'S
3S-Boy Irrsss 6.ss-lo99 Sport costs. Inside breo
pocket tul-cut. Broken sizes
5o-Boy insss Of lSs Cotton SIaeks. Ivy style. ton or
black. Clio -----------------l 100
2oo-Boys lrrsss Of 4se Athletic end T-Shirts Combed
cotton knit Ala ---..----~-- -----lSs
Assorted styles and coIos Broken sizes l09
oo-Boys irrsss Of 2se-3se Sox Cotton elostc top M
W -''e
$50 Pn.-Mens usss. Of 2ss-5Ss Sondnls Slippers.
Many foou bonds Leather padded composition
soIes sizes 6-l2 in group. Black brown on etc. 2eS
- Pu-Tsens' 5.9s Skinner Shoes. Plain fancy styles
leother uppers. composition soles. 40 in IA
l7s-chldrens irress. ss Slippers Fancy styles seveol
colors Sizes e12-2 in group
3o-Msns lrrsss Of lss-2ss Sport Shirts Cotton, oyons.
Also cotton broodcloth dress shirts l4h16 ------- 6se
36-Mens usss Of 6se Undsrshorts. Cotton broodcoh.
Boxer orpper styles Broken
Evening star., 1959-06-18

S. NJ ll9
7o-ens Irrss, Of lso Poioms Pieces. Cotton Broken
36-Msns Ies, Of sse Hose Cotton. reinforced ond
heel. loh-ll .-------------l5e pr.
2-Msns Irress. Of 4.Ss Dress sIoeks. Royon ocetoes
s6-Msns Irress. Of 6se T-shrts. Cotton knit nyon rein
forced S, M, ----------- 2Se
36-Msns Irress Of 4Se Athletic Shirts Cotton knit Broken
e-Msns lrrsss. Of l.ss sonorized Shirts. Chonbroy
36-Mens Irrees. OF 81 Mdweys. Durene Sno ICE
loo-2Se Domesk Napkins. Summer colors Tor 25e
3S-lress Of 4.SS WoIl-toWs Bath Rugs. Many coors,
2s9
oo2se curton Bows Tie Backs For kitchen cuons Sc
$3.50 Strow Rugs. lists Orento designs --------loo
$3.50 Throw Rugs. Mony coors .--------- 6se
$3.50 Studio Covers. Limited quontity Wine only 24s
$3.50 Shortie Droperes. 54 and As" lengths for So
2s-l.oo Poid Rugs. Imported washable. muti-coored
for 69e
Ioo-oo Dresser Many coorfu poerns 10 for 6ss
loo-6se csrpst Pieces Small Of good corpetno
For stolT heods tor 6Ss
Evening star., 1959-06-18
curtains and draperieS

Washington store only
orig. now
II poirs CoIorfuI Cotton COTE
curtoins., 56" long - 29e I.eS
II Volonces TO match above cur
toins ----.------------- lse sss
4 Poirs Somple Curtoins os is 1870
5.ee l.ss
! Poir 90" Embossed Docrontt
Morqusette Ruffled Curtains,
triple width, os is --- 269o l499
1896
z Pors Somple Droperies, os is 9.o9 4.ee
z Poirs Sompe Double Width Dro-
peres, os is 22.e9 1899
! Pair SompIe Double Width
Printed Droperies, lined, os is 1899 1899
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1959-06-18
mems spOrfwear
Woshinston store only

orig. now
40 Mems Sport Shirts. short and
long sleeves. Broken sizes. z.S9 100
40 Mems Swim Trunks. one size
streteh-ype fobric. Boxer style.
Fomous makes included l.69 100
80 Mems Stocks. Acetotes, denims
and corduroy. -.-------- 3.SS LOO
Evening star., 1959-06-18

Washington end LsnsIey PoSk
Orig Now
200 Mems Cotton Cops, Ivy STYLE
Mony eolors. Sizes 63479s. 2oS i.es
800 Mems Shirts, white, some
wosh n weor, borrel cuffs.
Broken sizes l3h-l7; 4.00to
sleeves 32-36 - 500 I.es
400 Mems Wosh g Weor Ties l.5o S9s
Docrons in new light summer Z tor
shodes --- 100
MEMS URNfSRINGS-Washfn0toH Street Floor
Langley Park, First Floor