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Evening star., 1960-01-14

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Hourly Sales on the Exchange
l1:0O am 71o 600 Noon 400 600
100 pm 2 o7o 600 200 pm. 2 A7o 600
unit Of trading 10 shares on sales in
full. Rates of dividends in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual deCla-
ration. Unless otherwise noted, special
or extra dividends are not included
Also extra or extras. b Annual rate
plus stock dividend. Declared or paid
in 1859 plus stock dividend Declared
or paid so far this year, I Payable in
stock during 1859 estimated cash value
on ex-dvidend or redistribution date.
Paid last year. Declared or paid
after stock dividend OF spitup DE.
Clared or paid this year, an accumula.
tive issue with dividends in arrears.
Paid this year, dividend omitted de.
ferred or no action taken at last dividend
meeting. r Declared OF paid In 1860 plus
stock dividend Payable in stock curing
1860, estimated cash value, on ex-dividend
or redistribution date y Liquidating div.
idend. cid Called. Ex dividend. kids EN
distribution. XT EN rights. XIV Without
warrants. WV With warrants. wd When
distributed wi When issued nd Next day
delivery. q In bankruptcy or receivership
or being reorganiZed under the Bank
ruptcy Act, or securities assumed by
such companies.
Evening star., 1960-01-14
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK, Jan "A tAP)-The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd-lot transactions by
principal dealers for January -: Pur-
ChaseS of 4H2,gl6 shares. Sales Of
2Ss,946 shares including 1,476 shares
sold short.
Evening star., 1960-01-14
GE Units Split

NEW YORK, Jan. IA CAP).-
General Electric Co. yesterday
split its apparatus and indus
trial division into two sections,
an industrial group and an
electric utility group.
Evening star., 1960-01-14
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Bank CIearings in 26 le.

Bank Clearings in 26 leading
cities in the week ended jan
uary l3 totaled S25,512, ,689 900
compared with S25,37l.3l4,OOO
in the previous week and SPA
I9l8,l06,000 in the like week a
year ago.-Dun g. Bradstreet.
Business Loans by member
banks in the week ended Janu-
airy 6 totaled S30,l7l,OO0. 900.
down 1924 million from the
previous week-Federal Re-
serve Board.
Heavy Construction con-
tracts awarded in 1859 totaled
S2o.3 billion, up Sl.l billion
from 1858 and exceeded only
by the S2l.7 billion in 1856
Engineering News-Record.
Crude Petroleum Production
in the week ended January 8
averaged 7.111,925 barrels
daily. up 44,100 for the week
and compared with 7,05l.835 in
the like week a year ago.
American Petroleum Institute.
Sheraton Corp. of America
announced it had agreed to
manage a hotel scheduled to
open this fall in Tel Avlv,
Israel.
Metropolitan BrOadcaSting
acquired Prairie Television Co,
owner of TV Station WTVP.
Decatur, III.
! G. c. Murphy Co. December
sales totaled s43,464,696, up
1900 from 1858; for II months
$23S,839,444 up l4.3% from
1858.
! Interstate Dept. Stores De-
cember sales totaled $l5,O69,-
723, up 5000 from 1858; IL
months $84,429,926, up 1929
from 1858.
A. S. Beck Shoe Corp. De-
cember sales totaled S7,174 $50,
= up 1870 from 1858; II months
S59,07l,642. up 4.7Go from 1858.
Earnings
Armour g. Co. in So weeks
ended October 81 earned Sl4.-
O66,73l or S2.73 a share VS..
$5,559,542 or $1.O8 in 1858.
Carrier Corp. in year ended
: October 81 earned $8,266, 900
or S3.62 a share VS.. $7,548,0 900
or 1927 in 1858.
Van Water & Rogers in year
> ended November 80 earned
S1,756.000 or S3.75 a share VS..
S1,373,0OO or S3.05 in 1858.
d Skill Corp. in year ended De-
cember 81 earned $1,660,000 or
S2.96 a share VS.. $l,309,903 or
S242 in 1858.
Collins & Aikman Corp. in 8
months ended November %
S earned $944 $40 or Sl.82 a
share VS.. S684.18O or $1.3l in
1858 period.
Evening star., 1960-09-04

80 CUSTOMED OLDS; r. and h.,
parts for further customizing;
$500 or best offer. Call LENNY
GERMAN at ia. 7-3687.
GO CARTS-1 Acer Racer, prac-
tically new. cost $249, viii sac
rif1ce, SITS; / smaller 60 cart,
$35. Phone HA. 2-2373.
14-ET. MOTOR BOAT, 30-h.p.
Evinrude motor, trailer; $3.50
complete or best offer. Call
TOM, 10. 5-0798.
40 NERO custom convertible; 81
Nero. bloc. full house: needs
interior and fender repair; $3.50
or best offer. OF. 4-642O.
TRAINS, mechanical, good con-
dition; IL curved pcs, Z straight
pcs, 1 left switch. / right, 5
cars, q engines. Make me an
offer, please. Cali MARK, JU.
5-826O.
BOAT, Aft. runabout with
Fiberglas bottom, trailer anG
Evinrude motor. All in good
condition. AID. 2-06l9.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
Notices

MUSICeBY LENNY-THE ROCK
SOUNDS for your dances and
parties. Recorded sound, equip.
provided. HE. 4-0989.
KITTEN, male; free. Also yr.-old
female. Needs good home. Oh
6-7515.
NO BUBBLES IN THE WINE"
with the GALAXIES. Just
swinging music at its rockin'
best. Cali BLAINE SMITH,
Oliver 2-o720.
THE EMERALDS, q rock n roll
band VIII play for teen clubs,
dances, parties; special rate for
parties. Call LARRY BORTON
at JE. 3-7956.
FOR THE COOLEST rock and
roll in town. get the new
Noyicaines. Call GREG. OIL.
4-5466.
LIKE THE OLD STYLE rock
and roll? Give the Resumes
o ring. Low rates. EN-. 5 $50.
BACK-TO-SCHOOL PAR. Z or
homecoming dance? Hi the
low rates and popular n X n
roll songs Of the SOVERETGNS.
JIM, EN-. 3-527O.
Evening star., 1960-09-04

MANS WATCH, wittnauer,
steel: Speidel band: clean;
$14.50. Juniper 9-1758.
ENGINE, B.&S.. az h.p.; runs
very well; best offer over SIS.
ROGER, OIL. 2-8725.
HO, Northern Pacific, IS; HO
cars, some SOC, some 75c; 3 B&O
lighted tyco passenger cars. $13;
l miniature streetcar, s.; /
Fleischmann tender, $50; /
5-gal. fish tank with every
thing, SO; 1 Roadmaster 26-in.
bike, $40. RICHARD WARNER,
TU. 2-1642. :
ACCORDION, 100 bass, black,
with case: excellent cond.; $50
or best offer. 10. 2-OO11 after
6 pm.
MOTOR. Craftsman, V h.p.,
lis volts. so cycle, good cond. /;
sell for y price. $7.25. Call
MARK, JU. 5-8260.
BIKE, boys 26"; new tires, paint
Good condition. $l8. BARRY,
OIL. 2-4270.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
Greetings

PATRICK RAWLNGS-Happy
Birthday tomorrow from your
best friend. Love, NANCY.
WELCOME HOME to Pat, Mike.
Dorothy, Richie and Mrs. Cady.
From BOBBY, HELEN and
MR.. CADY.
HAPPY FIRST BIRTHDAY,
JOSEPH, the 9th. We all love
you. ANGIE, VIRGINIA. JUN
IOR. AGNES. JOSIE. ROSIE,
JOHNNY, MOMMY and
DADDY.
ROWLAND SCHULTZ - Happy
18th Birthday today. Good
Luck. DAVID.
DENNIS LEE = You are the
sweetest lover" q girl could
have. love you, SYLVIA.
NANCY ROLLISON - Happy
Birthday on September 9Th.
From NON, DAD, BARBARA
and GEORGE.
BEST WISHES for a happy fu-
ture to ANN and LENNY MER-
RYMAN, who were married
Saturday at the Congress Hts.
Methodist Church. E. L. and
C. B.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Bobby.
With Love, DARLYN.
HAPPY 14th BIRTHDAY to
Lowell, on Sept. 9. Hope you
have the best birthday ever.
With all our love. MOTHER
and DAD.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY on Septem-
Der Z, to my dearest brother,
Billy. Love, LINDA.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Darling.
To Eileen, with all my love.
BOB.
CHARLIE-Happy 14th birthday.
The best Of luck always. Love,
RICKY AND FAMILY.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
Miscellaneous
Wunted

1S52-s5e CHEW. FORD, ETC;
most any make considered:
must be in good running con.
dition Qnterior unimportant)
at good price, and with std.
trans. Can BILL. Temple g.
5O44.
1910 PONTIAC COUPE in abso-
lutely any condition whatSo.
ever. Also need l. door. l. run
ming board and l. rear fender.
BOB. OF. 4-5433.
CUSHATAN MOTOR SCOOTER
PARTS. LARRY, so. 8-9295.
RADIO for 1858 Ford; LARRY,
so. e-e295.
SPORTS GIRL needs horseback
riding equip, archery equip.
If you have, call PO. 2-43l2.
PONTIAC, '51-53: wrecked or in
very poor cond. Phone MA.
2-0112.
OLD LARGE TOY TRAINS, be-
fore 80, any condition. JE.
4-37O7.
Evening star., 1960-09-04

Christine BOttamilIer, IA, has recently re-
turned from dancing at the Steel Pier in
Atlantic City, NJ. She performed an unusual
and difficult tap dance routine while jumping
rope. Christine is student at Francis Scott
Key Junior High in District Heights, Md.
She has studied dancing for II years and has
performed for the d. C. Recreation Depart
ment and on teIeviSiOn.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADLNE:
Wednesday PM. for Sunday following
Ads received too late win appear week later
RATES:
lines Csc. 10c each additional line You can figure
the cost yourself. Allow average words per line.
TO PLACE:
Write ad and figure cost. Give your name, address,
telephone number and send your ad plus payment to
TEEN-ADS. The Sunday Star. Washington 3, D. C.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
Help Wunted
GUITAR-vOCALIST in Mary
land area for swinging new
band. Call CHRIS. EN-. 5-1690.
Miscellaneous
For Sale

EXPERIENCED DANCE BAND
for hire; college students; rea-
sonable rates. FE. $3.50.
FORD 1855 PICKUP; customized
inside and out. Call JU. 5-3655.
CHEVROLET IS VS. converti-
bic; tan and white; r. and h.,
auto. trans, WV. tires; body
and top good condition, engine
needs some work. BE s T
OFFER, IA. 5-8137.
MERC. 81; o.h.v., Cadillac en-
gine, professional installation;
new rings, valve job, battery,
plugs, clutch and PIP. Rebuilt
starter motor, fuel pump. dis
tributor, generator, carb.; r.
and h., w.-w.; just passed Va.
insp., much custom work; 81, 200
invested; going in college, must
sell. Offer over $500. Consider
mild rod with cash. KE. 6-8561.
MARRIED, must sell toys-$125
of chem. equip; $35 magnetic
jigsaw, small printing press;
roller skates. boys 6 and 10,
girls Z; assorted games, boys
magazines, comics. Make offer.
Call JOHNNY, SP. 3-5201.
press; roller skates, boys 6 and
10, girls z; assorted games,
boys magazines, comics. Make
offer. Call JOHNNY, SP.
3-52O1.
CHEW. 49 cl. cpe.; Cory. eng; !;
low mileage, floor shift, Pont.
rear, new met. blue paint; Cory.
tail lights, clean int. Call
Empire 8-5658, Manassas.
1851 AND 1852 FORD-Both cars
to be sold Sunday to best offer
reasonable; 8703 Gilbert place,
Apt. No. 2, TAX. PIX, Md, HE.
4-0811. Call early.
AMPLIFIER, 2 channels, 3 in
puts, separate tone and volume
controls, big 12-in. speaker,
tremolo with speed and
strength, plus footswitch; ex-
cellent condition; $65. IA.
2-5777.
CUSTOM SPORTS CAR on Eng.
Ford frame; fiberglass body,
dual carbs, four good tires,
new battery, rings and other
parts; extremely light. Took
six mos. work; must sell at
sacrifice, $685.; needs finishing
touches. JE. 3-8841.
FOOTBALL SHOES, regulation.
Size 10-E; worn once, $40.
RANDY, IA. 8-3992, Sun. and
after $50.
SONIC 45-R.P.M. HI-FI record
player with changer, on-off,
tone control, like new, $22; As
rpm. records - Don't Be
Cruel" Rainbow" "Tequila, !"
'Rebel Rouser" and others
20 cents apiece. Call VIII. g.
5127.
ONE PR. MAJORETTE BOOTS,
like new, size Z, $5. AP. 1896.
49 FORD with good engine and
rebuilt transmission; $50, and
tow 1t away. LO. 5-8605.
MODEL "a" COUPE, also '49
Chew, both good running
shape, both reas. See at 5420
55th pl. E. Riverdale, Apt. 203,
Sunday, 1876.
RADIO, portable transistor with
case, Zenith Royal 200; good
cond., $50. Call CLIFF, JE.
4-6265.
POTTED HOUSE PLANTS from
cuttings-Coleus, begonia, ETC.,
75c each or 3 for 50. Will de-
liver orders of $4 or more. Your
choice. Call CIR. 4-5073,
HARVEY
PONTIAC PARTS, 1910 Hood
radiator, transmission, rear-end
parts, others; some early Ford
parts. I can locate many pre-
war parts. BOB. OF. 4-5433.
MITCHELL SPINNING REEL,
light action rod, fly box; used
twice; $23. JU. 9-8346.
Evening star., 1960-09-04

4SOV VIM, LtlOucl t4t1 CUSC @AzO,
good cond.; 500. IA. 2-8425.
ENGLISH RIDING COAT, girls;
brand-new, pre-teeR size o:
brown tweed and q bargain at
$25. Call SHIRLEY, IA. 7-7351.
ENGINES-B.-S., 2 h.p., excel
: lent cond,, $25; BIS. parts,
good, not running, in good
cond.. SIS. IA. 2-6l90, AL.
BOYS 26-inch bike, in good con-
dition, So. Come to 1916 17th
st. ne.
OLDS so Super SO 4-dr.: metallic
silver blue, hydra, radio and
heater; tinted glass all around;
just rebuilt the engine, trans,
generator, starter and brakes,
including master and wheel
cylinders. Also installed new
U-joints, voltage regulator, and
q 50-month heayy-duty bat
tery. Absolutely perfect me-
chanically and q good locker
as well. Tires are u. s. Royal
tubeless white-walls with good
tread. No rattles. Asking $3.50
or best offer; must sell immedi-
ately so make offer-yours may
be tops. Union 1896.
MONITORADIO, Model MAO;
adjustable band police receiver,
IL "; underdash complete
mounting. $120 new; sell for
$85 with whip antenna, or $40
without. Call STEVE, JU.
$500.
FORD '49. V-8 engine, $35; rear
end, SO; doors, tenders, radi-
ator, gen., starter motor, all S.;
tire and wheel, $4. Other parts.
HA. 2-3668.
RUNABOUT, smart 12-ft., with
all accessories, $220; Wizard
Super 10" outboard, $110; boat
trailer, $65. Buy separately or
complete for only $375. All in
excellent cond. Call LO. 7-9153.
BICYCLE, boys 26-in. Schwinn;
3-speed gears; like new. LU.
1-0874.
FORD ENGINE, 81, complete,
$28; new 81 Fordomatic trans,
$50; At Ford trans, steering,
grille and rear pan; 80 Chev.
engine and trans, $1,000 orig.
miles; 80 Chev. trans. and
head; '37 Chev. floor shift; 40
Nash grille and gen.; 80 Chev.
wheels, not spoke; 80 Chew,
spoke. Call PHIL, IA. 7-0860.
TRANSMISSION, 4S Chevy:
also starter motor. IA. 8-o03O.
HUB CAPS, set Of 4 IA" chrome
moons, used only one week.
Were $14; sell for So. JU. 5-4S03.
MODEL AIRPEANES with mo-
tors: combat, stunt, scale with
tanks, wheels, etc. Veco, Fox
and K. B. 20 and IS motors.
Well built, reasonable. 10.
S-5723 and ask for "SWEDE."
1859 OLDS "9S" CONv., body
and engine in very good shape,
new white top. 5 excellent WV.
tires, r. and h., pS, power
windows and seat, many new
parts just installed. Forced to
sell: Need money; $500. IA.
2-4420.
81 PONT., std. trans, Wv, r.
and h. Trade considered; 81, 100
or best offer. HE. 4-3861.
SPORT-KART, metal body, horn
and light; plus pulleys and
belts to build your own ratios
for speed and power; 500.
Call BILL, OIL. 4-5650.
COCKER SPANIEL, Axe reg
istered, male, year old, silver
buff, IA champions in pedigree,
gentle, affectionate, loves chill
dren, needs fenced yard; all
shots; $40 or trade. SW. 8-3492.
DRUM SET in beautiful gold
sparkle" finish; like new with
all the extras. SP. 3-2850.
GO-KART, almost new, David
Bradley % h.p., still under 90
day guarantee: $37 7.50. KE.
Evening star., 1960-09-04

CA6AA4Cs bOGy CACCA. COAlu. O61l
after II. Granite 4-554o.
ENGLISH RACER, Raleigh 26~:
good cond., yr. old; $45. Also
hamster cage with acc; rife
cleaning Kit, brand new; misc.
games and sled. Cali JOHN,
RA. 6-S221.
| ATTENTION SCIENCE STU
DENTS-Scientific American,
u issues. 81; Sky and Tele-
scope mag, II issues 81; also
science fiction books and mags.
SP. 2-7064.
SHOES, size 71z A, black, 1-inch
heel, good condition. Call JU.
S-5272.
BIKE, boys 26-inch- Hurry; In
good condition; $1S. DU. 5-6S63.
PORTABLE RECORD PLAYER,
Motorola, 1855; new motor and
changer, $50. VIII trade on
stero. DU. 5-6649.
lSOLID SMvER-PLATED ALTO
SAX and wood clarinet; good
cond.; excel. buy. UN. 4-2916.
GIRLS WINTER CLOTHES
Wool skirts and suits; also
yellow ballerina formal with
jacket. Very reasonable. Can
KATHY, WA. 7-4199.
FORD 1851 v-S Tudor: r. and h.,
floor shift; body stock and in
excellent cond.; $3.50. Call
PIERCE, Wo. 6-0536.
FOR SALE-Rolled and pleated
black and white Naugahyde
upholstery for SO Nero. conv.;
will probably fit 80 and 40
Ford conv. or later models;
500 or best offer. This includes
seats, front-door panels and
back side panels and kick pads.
For more information call ME.
5-4772 between 10 am. and 6
pm. Ask for GREG CASA
ROTTI or DAGO. 1 will de-
liver within q 70-mile radius Of
Front Royal, Va.
PONTIAC 1855 custom trophy
winner, $50 baked enamel
paint (1959 Chevrolet Alpine
white): loaded: $40 hand
painted pin-striping; special
hubcaps and tail lights; ass
rear end; hand-tooled hydra
floor shift, custom carpeting;
tear-drop spotlights. None
cleaner; must be seen to be ap-
preciated. DON, KE. 8-7099,
Arlington, Virginia.
buick TRANS, 1897 Road
master; floor shift; brand-new
casing, top, forks, ETC.; excel
lent cond.; $45. Also 1899 Ford
box, SIS; 1895 Ford front fen
ders, 81 each. CAN OIL. 2-5z74
after 6 pm.
GOLF CLUBS, 2 sets-Wilson,
Sam Snead Blue Ridge, 4 irons
and putter, SIS; SpaIding auto
graph, 4 irons, putter, two
woods and good bag. $28. All
clubs In good condition. JE.
| 2-367I.
40 FORD coupe. THIS Is THE
CAR YOU'VE BEEN LOOK
ING FOR-Immaculately clean
throughout; interior roll and
pleat; OldS powered, much
chrome, glade green paint, Is
In. wheels, good skins; floor
shift; new running boards;
many extra parts; best offer
over $500. BILL, BU. 3-2436.
ENG. BIKE, rec. changer, rec.
player, tape recorder. NIKE,
IA. 1899.
GRILLE, SO Chevy tubular, SIS:
SO Chevy skirts, SO; set Of 4
IA" Plymouth hubcapS, SIS; one
right dummy spotlight, best Of
fer. Call STEVE, JU. $500.
PLYMOUTH 1852 4-door; good
cond. Must sell; make offer.
Call HE. 4-8948.
CAMERA, DeJur 35-mm., f28
lens, plus flash: like new; $25.
Binoculars, 7x50, pigskin case,
SIS. Solid brass book ends,
best offer. SP. 2-7197.
Evening star., 1960-07-10

You may accept the monthly selection for
your Division . take any of the wide variety
Of other records offered in all Divisions . . . or
take NO record in any particular month.
Your only obligation as member is to pur
chase five selections from the more than 200
Columbia and Epic records to be offered in the
coming IL months. Thereafter, you have no
further obligation to buy any additional records
-. and you may discontinue your membership
at any time.
FREE BONUS RECORDS GIVEN REGULARLY: If
you wish to continue as member after pur-
chasing records, you will receive Columbia
or Epic Bonus record of your choice free for
every selections you buy = 50% dividend.
The records you want are mailed and billed
to you at the regular list price, generally $398
classical A.98), plus a small mailing and
handling charge.
THIS SPECIAL 5th ANNIVERSARY OFFER may
never be repeated So mail the coupon today
to receive your five records for only $l97.
Evening star., 1960-07-10

TO CELEBRATE IT'S sth ANNIVERSARY the
Columbia Record Club now makes the most
extraordinary offer in its history. As a new
member, you may have ANY 5 Of these high
fidelity IL" IongpIaying records-up to $24.90
retail value-ALL S for only $l.97.
And what tremendous selection you have
to choose from -48 records in ALL Whether
you prefer classical or popular music, Broad
way hit shows or jazz - you're to sure to find
five records to suit your musical taste.
TO RECEIVE YOUR S RECORDS FOR $1.s7 -
fill in and mail the coupon today. Be sure to
indicate which one of the Clubs four musical
Divisions you wish to join: Classical; Listening
and Dancing Broadway, Movies, Television and
Musical Comedies; Jazz.
now TINE CLUB OPERATES: Each month the
Clubs staff of music experts selects outstand-
ing recordings for all four Divisions. These
selections are fully described in the Clubs in
formative and entertaining music Magazine,
which you receive free each month.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

= Apprentice. Full time
work. Must have art school back
Eround or be attending same
BASIC TALENT A MUST. Race is
Evening star., 1960-10-09
HELP MEN

ARTISTS, free lancers-production
to work in art shop week ends
and ewes. Rate commensurate. Box
1876, Star,
Evening star., 1960-10-09
HELP MEN

COLLEGE GRADUATE - oppor-
tunity for young college man to
start in growing company. Must
have a good level of intelligence
and reasoning ability. Consider
ably above average starting sal
ary. This is not q sales position.
Send resume 70 Box 228-G. Star.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
HELP MEN

CRAFTSMEN, experienced. for ore
namental iron work; steady work,
immediate openings. Contact Mr..
Raymond 1. Wilburn or write to
FRED S. GfCHNER IRONW ORKS,
INC. l214 oath st. NV. Wash.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
HELP MEN
ALTO MECHANIC

Silver Sprins's only Plymouth, De-
Soto and Valiant dealer needs one
1st-class mechanic; 51a-day wk.
ana paid holidays, usual CO. bene-
FITS, only sober and reliable per-
sons need apply. Contact Mr..
Temple. L. P STEUART SILVER
SPRING, INC, JU a-1434
Evening star., 1960-10-09
AUTO PAINTER

Immediate opening for 1st class
reliable painter, permanent posi-
tion with all usual benefits. See
B. A. Johnson.
Evening star., 1960-09-18

W6L-The Nursery Corner,
ChiIdren's Apparel, Girls Apparel,
Subteen ApporeI, 4th Floor
also Chevy Chase, Wheoton Plozo,
7 Corners and Alexandria
Evening star., 1960-09-18

: q 81; IS ss 'S' ss ss ss ss q y ss Ss 4!
Monday, see the new
high and mighty fIot-
terry in hots, in q Mil
Iinery Foshion Show,
End Floor, Washington
Store. 300 and 7::3O
pm.
Monday, you ore in
Vited to an Autograph
Porty for Casper Man.
mes, author of "PoIi-
tics in the American
Dromo". The Book
Store, lst Floor, Wosh-
ineton, at 200 and
again at 500 pm.
Monday and Tuesday,
!. Doctor sends q
representative for q
Trunk Showing Of foil
fashions in Women's
Dresses, 3rd Floor,
Washington. |. Doctor
dresses will be modelled
in the Teo Room, Mon
doy through Wednes-
doy, during luncheon.
Monday and Wednes.
doy, see our MiIIiken-
Mccall Musical Fash
ion Show. Monday in
our VIII oton PIozo
Store auditorium at
300 and 7::30 pm
Wednesday at Chevy
Chase, 300 pm. The
co-stors, MiIIiken fob
RIGS and Mccall pot
terms.
Tuesday, our big an
nuoI Career Girl Fosh-
ion Show will be held
at the Hotel Willard,
Grand Ballroom, at
7:30 pm. Ask for your
complimentary ticket
at the Information
Desk, lst Floor, or at
Noshlers office at
Chevy Chase, Wheoton
PIozo, 7 Corners or
Alexandria.
Thursday and Friday,
Betmor's Miss Peggy
comes to show you live
Iy young hots with the
Thigh and mighty"
look. Town n TroveI
Hot Bor, End Floor,
Washington. Thursday,
300 to 500 end
600 to 800 ond Fri
day, 1000 to 300
and | :Oo to 400.
Thursday for Juniors,
q Showing Of Betty Bor-
clay Fashions at 200
and 700 p.m., in our
Downstairs Store,
Washington.
Friday and Saturday,
from CoIumbio-Miner-
va Yarns, Mr.. Henry
BortIeson demonstrates
how to hook rugs. Con-
suit him in Art Needle
work, 5th Floor.
Saturday, outumn-rich
colors in our Roma
Fashion Show. See it in
Misses Dresses, 3rd
Floor, Washington at
200. Or in feature
shoWines on the fosh-
ion floors at Chevy
Chase, Wheaton PIozo,
7 Corners and AIexon-
drio, at 300, 200
and 400. Informal
modelling at all five
stores, 100 am. to
500 pm.
Saturday, the AIexon-
drio Harvest Art Mart
Of the Alexandria
Evening star., 1960-09-18

Every girls fovorite the
boy coat. $3.50 wool and
l59o camel hair. Camel
red, novy and gray. Sizes
7 to IA. 1895. Sizes 4 to
Ok in camel only. $500
All wool tweed boostinq
eight buttons and q lux
urious dyed mouton-pro-
cessed lamb collar. Beige
tweed. Sizes 7 to IA. $500
The tiny miss in this pic
ture is SO pretty in her wosh-
able cotton veIVeteen coot
set. Upper Ieeeines, adjust
obIe shoulder strops end q
brimmed bonnet completes
this cunning outfit. The coot
is fully lined lOOqo (royon)
ond interIined (ocetote).
Blue or dusty rose. Sizes
z and 3. $500
Plaid sets the poce in q Coy
trim on this subteen coot.
All wool with plaid lining
Charcoal eroy. Sizes s to 4.
3. 1925
So grown up is the miss who
sports this smortIy styled
coot Of wool. Chin-chin COL
lar buttons high, slit pockets
keep fingers toosty. Blue.
Sizes 8 to IA. $500
ToddIer girls tweed coot of
wool with veIveteen collar.
PredominoteIy gold with
shading OF pink and green.
Double breasted fitted style.
Leeeines and matching hat.
Sizes z to 4. 1925
Double breasted wool coot
with brown fur collar. Fit
ted effect with belt in back.
Cocoa. Sizes 3 to 6x. 2o.95
Brown felt hat with streom-
mers and ear flaps. 5.99.
, 1960-10-15
PUBLICATION

It is hereby brought to
public notice that the Gov
eminent Of the Virgin Is
lands Of the United States
h a 5 authorized Reverend
Joseph Bertrand Of the Ro-
man Catholic Church h,
Charlotte Amalie, st. Tho
mas, Virgin Islands, to per
form civil-religious cere-
monies in the Virgin Island.
Govt. Of the Virgin Islands
Of the United States
Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas,
October 8, 1860
Roy w. Bornp
Government Secretary