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Evening star., 1960-04-13
SILVER SPRING


den. . fireplaces. rec. rm., II;
paths, storm wind, carpeting
FENCED yard, driveway. Nr. St. Ber.
nadette and transp. Must be seer
to be appreciated. SlS,gOO. ResS
cash. OWNER. JU. 5-2247.
Sill. SPG.-LiVe on the park, closI
70 eYerything. Fully air-cond. split.
leVel. Mid-2Os. LO. 4-S32s.
SPRINGFIELD-Very first offerinS
on this pink brick Georgian Colo
NAL situated on q tree-studded LOT
within walking distance Of Little
Flower Church and Kenwood Club.
The house contains a beaut. center
nail with winding staircase to 4
twln-size bedrmS. and > tile baths.
puH-down stairway to floored attic:
lst moor has roomy family-size kit
with Colonial V-ioint. cherry WOOD
cabinets; roomy liv. rm., lge sep
din. rm. with French doors open
ing onto rear screened porch: pan
elled study with built-in bookcases
and desk, powder rm.; lower Level
mas diversified finished rec. rm. with
nrepl., bar with sink and running
water, att. gar. This is the incest
mouse TO hit the spring market
Don't wait until the week end to
see this house-it will be sold
FF[nleeo Fn IN mic sos. VIM. D. LUCAS
ST. JUDE'S = CENTRALLY AIR.
COND. .3-bedrm.. 2Iz-bath split.
'evei; pine-paneled rec. rm.: huge
carport: lovely corner, fenced lot
excel: financing. PO. 2-3l4O.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
ST. MICHAEL'S PARISH-LEe =
rm.,. 2-bath brick Colonial. Attic.
osmt;, all hot-water heat. shady
IoI, l45 IT. deep. Price slashed I:
BROTHERS, JU. 5-76IO.
SUMNER AREA = Attrac. split
level, large level lot, mod. equip.
Kit; with breakfast space. porch,
oeorms; baths. plus maid s
nr, all schools. transp' and shop.
ping Call KE. 1870 (eves.,
OIL. 6-4429). STUART d MAURY
INC, REALTORS, 5207 Wis. ave.
NV.
TAKOMA PARK; INCOME PROP
ERTY-3 apts., close to shopping
and transp. Owner will consider
taking back 1st deed Of trust.
Call for information.
HUGH T. PECK
1928 Georgia Ave 10. 5-2990
TWINBROOK = 4 bedrms., ~
baths. firepl., washer. fenced cor
ner lot; mr.. schools. shops, transp.
$500 down. Vacant.
- R: /. SMITH REALTY
Ga. 4-1711 GA. 4-S795
VACANT, move right into this de-
Slrable 3-b.r. brk. home: kit. has
table space and adjoining full sep.
gin; rm.; bsmt;; S16,95O and
KEN DRUsKIN 4 CO. 10. 5-33s6
VALLEY VIEW, 1890 dn., no
settlement, to move right
into these brand-new s.
bedrm., 112-bath brick
rancherS, with full sep.
din. rm. and de luxe kit.
with table sp. Full bright
bSmt. has walk-out exit to
level shaded yard with a
true VALLEY VIEW:
$18,450 and "OK'D 4
TRADE" KEN DRUSKIN
& CO., LO. 1896.
Evening star., 1960-04-13
ANNANDALE AREA
,
S23.a5n
LUCILLE COOK

JE. 2-3212 Realtor JE. 2-4664
ARLINGTON, N. = Air cond, solic
brick rambler offers 3 lse. bedrms
u baths, sep. din. rm., firepl. In
Nv. rm., mod. elec. kit. bsmt. rec
corner lot cow. to everything
Selling at low FHA appraisal ot
S23,500; S3,100 cash will handle
for summer comfort. Call OAR.
WIN REALTY INC, ia. 1853
Evening star., 1960-04-13
OUR BEST

-Four bedroom, 1ia-bath Cape Cod
in Garret Park Estates Living
room with fireplace. dining room,
equipped kitchen and lovely yard
for active family; close to schools
and transportation. $4,000 loan
can be assumed. All that q grow
ing family could ask for. SlS,b00
Evening star., 1960-04-13
BETHEsDA-PARKWOOD = 3-bed

rm. brick rambler: air condi
toned. separate din. rm., all-elec.
trio kit, rec. rm: large lot: Sla.
500; balance OF 4es trust may b.
assumed.
Evening star., 1960-04-13

CHEVY CHAsE-RIRKSIDE-Brick;
4 bedrms., " baths. all on End
floor, den. powder rm,; lovely lot .
S30,000. Mrs. Klean, WO. 6-29S5
or AID. o-54n4
Evening star., 1960-04-13

ARLINGToN-sMALL home for the
SMALL family with a SMALL
budget, but the neighborhood is
big g"-biR in esteem, bis in schls
liamSburg JT. HiEh), big In
'friendliness. Charming white
brick rambler with 8 bedrooms and
fireplace in living room. All for
only Sl6,500. Pick up the phone
now. don't wait. and dial IA. =
5000, ARLINGTON REALTY co.
23O0 Wilson blvd. Multiple List
Evening star., 1960-04-13

BURNT MILLS VILLAGE-Bav win
dow, white-trim red brick home;
full din. rm;: sink kit. stainless
rms. . tiled baths: fin, hsmt. rec.
rm. with fireplace. additional rm.
and lavatory: S3O.250: a. financ-
ing avail. at 81. CHESTER KELL-
ER WooDMooR AGENCY CORP
Evening star., 1960-04-13
BURNING TREE ESTATES = Ideal

for industry representative or any
one who must entertain On the
grand scale. Lovely rsnch-type
home on ) acres. includes a living
room 25x36 with left. ceiling;
banquet-Size dining room 16x20,
indescribable clubroom approx.
oOx40: 3-car garage. Will consider
S25,OOO down! Call Mr.. Rhodes
with. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC.
Evening star., 1960-04-13

GLIDING THE (EASTER) LHY7
doth say tbs a ridicu-
lous excess! As useless indeed as
my trying to describe this Jewel OF
a house Located on n acre OF
ground in beautiful Potomac Hunt
Club country, 1t is unequaled al
its price in the upper sos. James
town Colonial in architecture, 1t
has spac. cent. hall. hv. rm. with
flrepl.. formal din. rm., den, powd
rm., all-elec. kit. on lst A: End A
has 4 bedrmS., . full baths. Full
VIM d I.uCAS co OIL R-SSRS
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BETHESDA oUICKIEi s14,950!-
Charming 2-bedrm. brk. bunga-
for NH and Naval Med. Center;
huge semifinished End floor: nice
level lot. Will consider S1,5O0
down! FRANK s PHILLIPS, INC,
III z IL nI A-AAOE
Evening star., 1960-04-13

BETHESDA - Luxury WILLIAMSBURG
Colonial. in beaut. surroundines
Huge rms. offer fine entertaining
potential. Hard-to-find. plan with
bedrm. and bath, plus paneled den
on lst fir.; 3 lge. bedrms. and
baths up Huge dogwood- studded
lot. A real buy in the low sos. c.
B. WYVELL, Real Estate, OIL
R-Q11S
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I1e4s eEoRaiA AVE. 10. 5000

l1246 GEORGIA AVE. Lo. 5000
BI-LEVEL BEAUTY in popular Con-
necticut Ave. Estates-In immae,
cond. and offering 3 sunny bed
rooms, den and powder room, de-
lightful family room and kitchen
fenced lot with patio for summer
fun. Full price, ONLY SS2,750.
Call SHANNON & LUCHS, Mary
land office, LO. 5-0S44: evenings,
Mo ~sQln
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HYATTSVnJE
MT. RAINIER
THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.
REALToR wa 7.45oo

BEST BUY-Do your own painting
sno save on this 5-rm. home in
tlmore pkwy.: full basement, fire-
place; vacant. Price. SIl,95O.
Only S40n dn. Call till 9 pm,
WA 7-39n0, ROBERT s. DAVIS
Evening star., 1960-04-13

NoRTHwOoD VILLAGE; SI6,95O;
S3.150 cash. Assume first mort
gage at 4hee or refinance. g
bedrm. brick rambler: liv. rm.
with fireplace, din. rm.. COM
pletely eouip. kit. with dishwasher
and disposal, full bsmt. Partly
GHEsTER Bissfd rfsi KELLSS ISRm wooDMo0s eSsI I9t
AGENCY CORP, JU. 5-71OO, 8
To y
Evening star., 1960-04-13

Dt uESDh' hiLLuEhDL-N llst'
ing. see the others. then compare;
white brick rambler. 3 bedrms., .
avail now; S24,5OO. ONONDAGA
REALTY. OIL. 4-slO4; Ewes. OIL
A.lTgg
Evening star., 1960-04-13

BETHESDA-Only SI7.95O. name
your terms on this 3-bedrm. spot
Evening star., 1960-04-13

CONTEMPORARY
5 BedroomS-3 Baths
l5-acre lot with trees. surrounded
by split rail fence: center hall.
beautiful paneling. cathedral cell
ing, sliding glass doors to screened
porch; ground-level rec. rm. with
glass doors to lovely patio: wall
to-wall carpeting and custom
drapes included. Excellent financ-
ing with high 54es loan.
Evening star., 1960-04-13

rambler, on choice lot. Three bed
rms. and lge. family rm. on main
floor window wall. liv. rm.: offers
complete privacy; huge garage
lower 30s. Ewes, JU. S-303S.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9-l240
ali, -nc ~. .rz. : Y r, - - - -.
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GRAHAM co.
III EnTn

COUNTRY LIVING; S27,5OO-20
minutes to Bethesda and Silver
spTins; bnSrr S1a SGreS; Ss3Si Colonial nSa Win
den. spacious living room, dining
room and kitchen: beautiful
grounds; best buy Of the year.
EN-. 2-S206. DISTRICT-MARY-
LAND REALTY, INC, ewes. OIL.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Miss Wheeler
ToWed

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry La
mont Wheeler, jr., Of Eliza
beth, N. j., announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter Anne Harrison to Mr..
william Edward Buchanan
of Olney, Md, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Buch-
anan.
Miss Wheeler. who is with
the National Broadcasting
Company, was graduated
from the Vail-Deane School
for Girls and attended Con-
necticut College and Drake
Business School. She is a
former member of the Junior
League Of Elizabeth.
Mr. Buchanan is a gradu-
ate Of the Johns Hopkins
University and received his
MA. degree from its faculty
of philosophy. He is now on
the staff of the Johns Hop
kins University Applied Phys
les Laboratory in Silver
Spring.
A member Of the West
Evening star., 1960-01-17

DEAR ABBY: Who is re-
sponSible for the care of a
widowed mother? Three of
her children are married ano
have families of their owr.
The remaining daughter,
who is in her early 4Os is
single, has a good job and
q nice nest egg in the bank
She feels that we should all
pitch in equally and support
Mother.
We married children have
families to raise and educate
and mortgages to pay off.
The single daughter has an
apartment full of beautiful
furniture, is debt-free and
has no one to worry about
but herself We think it is
her place to take care of
Mother. Are we wrong?
THE OTHER THREE
Think again. The reSpOn-
sibility of caring for aged
parents should be shared
equally by all the children.
Because your sister saved her
money and chose to remain
single and debt. free is no
reason why she should as.
sumo a greater share of the
responsibility. It's too bad
that children must quarrel
about meeting an obligation
which should be a privilege
\ y y y
DEAR ABBY: Will you
please advise me on how to
cope with a very embarras-
sing situation that has facrr
me for years?
When I am with people
who don't know much about
Evening star., 1960-01-17
DEAR ABBY
You Certainly Are!
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

me someone will make a very
nasty remark about my race
or nationality They don't
mean it as an insult to me
because they don't know that
I am of that race. / would
like to speak up, but what
could I say and still remain
friends? HURT.
What a magnificent OppOr-
tunity for you to point out
the stupidity and ignorance
of people who make sweeping
generaliZatiOnS about races
or natiOnalitieS. Simply an
nOunce that you are of that
race. And why would you
want to remain friends with
people like that?
u
DEAR ABBY: I am in high
school. My parents set a cur
few hour at midnight on date
nights, except for special oc-
caSions like the prom. Some
of my girl friends stay out
until the wee hours of the
morning. They think I have
strange ideas because I'd
rather be home safely in bed
than necking up a storm in
a parked car somewhere.
Abby, did my mother raise
me too strictly? Don't you
think boys respect you more
when you say good night
early?
OLD-FASHIONED GIRL
You are the answer to
many a boys dream. Hang
on to those high standards
and you'll never regret 1t.
CReleased by Mcknight Syndicate. Inc
Evening star., 1960-01-17

River Sailing Club in Gales.
vile. Nd, and the Johns
Hopkins Club of New York,
Mr.. Buchanan served in the
Army Medical Department
from 1945 to 1947.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

for the midwinter benefit
dance the club will sponsor
on January 20 at the Coral
Hills Ballroom.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

ton at 6 pm. tomorrow in
the Touchdown Club.
Final plans will also be
made at the dinner meeting
Evening star., 1960-04-18
EXHIBITION
BASEBALL

RESULTS YESTERDAY
BOSTON 100 100 OO0-2 5 /
NEW YORK 600 900 OOO-O 4 /
Bowsfeld, ?. Sullivan "a, Casale
% and H. Sullivan: Gabler, Terry (5D,
klpo 80 and Howard. W-Bowsfeld
.L-Gsbler
CLEVELAND OlO 100 OOO-2 4 O
CHICAGO 0lO 900 000-l 5 q
Stigman, Grant (3D, Thomas (5).
Staley (S). Garcia (9) and Lollar, W
Grant. donovan
Homo runs-Cleveland, Colavito.
Evening star., 1960-04-18
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star StaI Writer

Don Mincher, a 2l-year -old
stranger to the more than
$4,000 fans who converged on
Griffith Stadium today for the
American League opener be-
tween the Red Sox and Sena-
tors, is being picked by his
manager to be Washington's
leading hitter.
'Mincher looks the ball over
real good" Cookie Lavagetto
said, land I think he'll be the
best hitter on the club from the
standpoint of average. He has
a chance to be an outstanding
hitter. He has an excellent
stroke, and he won't be taking
too many pitches. Don loves to
swing that bat"
OS0A WV WIN A1ohB
Lavagetto isn't concerned
about Mincher'S fielding. The
6 = foot 3 Alabaman appears
awkward at times, but Cookie
says, Hes not polished, but
he's adequate around first base.
There could be times when he'll
hurt us due to inexperience, but
so far he's done an acceptable
job"
Mincher cracked a pair of
home runs and a single in his
first exhibition appearance with
the Senators after being ac-
quired from the White Sox with
Catcher Earl Battey and $780,
900 for Roy Sievers. There has
been little slackening since.
Mincher and other Senators
worked out briefly yesterday at
Griffith Stadium. The only
time Don had been in the ball
park previously was when he
visited the Capital with his
Huntsville. Ala, high school
class several years ago.
ChampiOned by Mccullough
Today was to be different.
The kid who dreamed of being
on the field was on the field,
the object of thousands of eyes
and undoubtedly nervous about
it all. He was playing his first
major league game after little
more than three years in the
minors and was keenly aware
Evening star., 1960-04-18
Lewis Quits
As West Va.
Grid Coach

MORGANTOWN, w. Va.
April 18 (AP) P).-President Elvis
j. Stahr, jr., of West Virginia
University announced today
that Art Lewis has resigned as
head football coach of the
Mcuntaineers.
Stahr said Gene Corum of
the present football staff will
serve as acting head coach.
Corum, from Huntington,
w. Va, became an assistant
here when Lewis took the head
job in 1850.
West Virginia compiled a
record of So victories. 38 losses
and two ties in Lewis 10 sea-
sons. Lewis 1853 team played
in the Sugar Bowl. losing to
Georgia Tech, following an 81
season.
Lewis is from near Middle
port, Ohio. and was a Little
All-America tackle for Ohio
University. He acquired the
nickname "Pappy" because he
was 21-year-old freshman at
Ohio U.
There have been rumors that
Lewis will take an assistant
coach post with the Pittsburgh
Steelers.
A spokesman for the Pitts
burgh Steelers said Lewis will
join the National Football
League club about July /. He
will divide his duties between
coaching and scouting.
Lewis is a long time personal
friend Of Buddy Parker, the
Steelers' head coach.
Evening star., 1960-04-18
BY a star Staf Writer

Billy Gardner finally was ac-
Iuired by the Senators today
but the cost will not be deter
mined for some time.
Gardner, veteran second
)aseman obtained from the
Baltimore Orioles two weeks
ago for Catcher Clint Courtney
and Inf1elder Ron Sanford,
definitely will stay with Wash
ington. but an adjustment of
the deal may be made later.
In frantic teletype exchanges
between President Cal Griffith
of the Senators and General
Manager Lee MacPhail of the
Orioles, it was decided less than
two hours before today's open
er with the Red Sox that the
trade will stand if Courtney
is able to play by an undis-
closed date.
Should Courtney's infected
right index finger fail to heal
to the Orioles satisfaction, the
Senators have agreed to give
Baltimore another player ac-
.ceptable to the Orioles or S25,-
900 cash.
Ford Frick, baseball commits
sioner, apparently voided an
arrangement between Mac
Phail and Griffith which would
have given Courtney until May
10 to get in playing condition.
Frick repeatedly wanted the
terms spelled out more def
Evening star., 1960-04-18
SENATORS MAY HAVE NEW STAR
Boss Picks Mincher
To Pace Club Hitters

Of what he means to the Sen
atorS.
For more than two weeks
Mincher has been ripping all
sorts of pitching as if accus-
toned to it. Unknown and un-
heralded, he was championed
by Coach Clyde Mccullough,
who saw him in action last
year in the Sally League and
insisted that the Senators in
clude him in any deal with the
White Sox.
The Senators main objective
in the Chicago transaction was
Battey, deemed the man who
could be their No. catcher
for years. Mincher was the
parsley on the steak, but the
Senators bosses feel the gar
nish may be as tasty as the
entree.
1t could develop that the
Senators will be thankful that
they were able to deal with
the White Sox even though
Chicago wouldn't. part with
Shortstop Sam Esposito. Cal
Griffith kept talking, deter
mined to come up with a
catcher. He did, and Battey
figures to be an asset, but Min
cher could be the surprise in
the package.
If Mincher lives up to Lava
getto's appraisal, the Senators
will have another leading can
didate for rookie-of the-year
honors, won the past two years
by their Albie Pearson Qater
traded to Baltimore) and Bob
Allison. Mincher hits with
See SENATOR'S, Page Ais
Evening star., 1960-04-18

Box Scores on Poee Ais
The 30-year-old relief ace not
only hurled three hitless and
runless innings but also singled
in the bottom of the 14th and
scored the run that gave the
Giants a 4-3 triumph over the
Cubs.
Third Baseman Jim Daven-
port, whose late-season injury
was a big factor in the Giants
1859 collapse. drove in Loes
with a single off Ben John
son.
The victory enabled the
Giants to remain in a first
place deadlock with Los An
geles. The defending champion
Dodgers defeated the Cardinals.
rs, for their third consecutive
victory and fourth in five
games The defeat was the fifth
for the Winless Cards.
Milwaukee remained a half
game behind the leaders by
walloping the Phillies, 8-4, for
its third success in four starts.
Pirates Take Two
Pittsburgh go jumped
into fourth place by sweeping
a double header from Cincin-
natl. The Pirates won the
opener, SO, behind the four
hit pitching of Bob Friend,
then came from behind with a
six-run rally in the bottom
of the ninth to nip the Reds,
6-5, in the nightcap.
Loes was the fourth Giant
pitcher, following Mike Nc
See NATIONAL, Page A-19
Evening star., 1960-04-18
FRICK OKAYS ARRANGEMENT
Gardner Stoys Here;
Price Still Unknown

nitely to conform with baseball
law.
While Griffith refused to di-
vulge the new date for the ORR
oles' acceptance or refusal of
Courtney, it was learned that
it will extend beyond May 10.
I'm glad that's over" Gard
ner said. Il wanted to stay
with Washington. I think we
have a chance to come up with
a good club, and I want to be
part of it. l didn't like the idea
Of going back to Baltimore and
sitting on the bench"
HAWKINS.
Evening star., 1960-04-18

Box Scores on Poee Ais
Evening star., 1960-04-18
Deal Gets
AL off to Exciting Opening
Cleveland Fans
In Uproor Over
Lanes Latest
BY the Associated Press

Belatedly grabbing the spot
light from the early-starting
National League, two pennant-
hungry American League clubs
have pulled of the biggest
star-for-Star trade in many
seasons and created a wave Of
excitement ABOUT tomorrow's
full round of opening games.
Frank Lane stood Cleveland
fandom on its ears yesterday
when he traded Rocky Colavito,
the Tribes home run slugger,
to Detroit for Harvey Kuenn,
the leagues 1859 batting cham
pion at 1853.
No cash was involved in the
swap of the two outfielders. who
will report to their new clubs
Just in time to meet head-on in
tomorrow's opener before a
crowd of 10000 at Cleveland.
Lineup for Tomorrow
The starting pitchers in that
battle will be Jim Bunning
u7-l3 last year. for Detroit
and Gary Bell 16-1D for the
Indians.
In tomorrow'S other openers,
the Senators will start Pete
Ramos tl3-19) against Jerry
Walker ql-10 before a turn
out of 10000 at Baltimore; the
Yankees will rely on Jim Coates
GID against the Red Sox Tom
Brewer l0-l2) before $4,000
in Boston, and the White Sox
will open their drive for a sec
ond straight pennant when
they send Early Wynn C22-1OD
against Kansas City's Bud
Daley 1913 before 10000 Gus
toners at Comiskey Park.
Swap JOItS League
The entire league was sur
prised when President Bill De-
Witt of the Tigers persuaded
Lane to give up the slugging
Colavito, 26, for Kuenn, 30.
Colavito parked AZ homers
last year to tie Washingtons
Harmon Killebrew for the lead.
He should do even better in
Detroit's Briggs Stadium, with
its friendly leftfield wall only
$40 feet from home. He had
a .257 batting average COM
pared to Kuenn's title-winninF
1853. But Kuenn hit only nine
homers.
The home run is over
rated" Lane said, in explain
ing why he gave up one of
the games finest young power
hitters for one of its more
consistent hitters. Look at
See AMERICAN, Page ALI
Evening star., 1960-04-18
Yunks Drop Three

NEW YORK. April 18 (AP).
The Yankees today optioned
Outf1elder Deron johnson, first
B seman Frank Leja and
Pitcher Eli Grba to Richmond.
Evening star., 1960-04-18
NATIONAL
LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY
None scheduled.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Milwaukee, z: Philadelphia. 4.
Los Angeles, T. St. Louis, 3.
Pittsburgh, ST. Cincinnati 0-5.
San Francisco, 4, Chicago. 3 IA in
nings.
SATURDAY GAME
Los Angeles, 3; St. Louis, = might.
Evening star., 1960-04-18

BALTIMORE O3O 2O1 o1O-9 Is !
RICHMOND 100 01O OOO-2 & 4
Wilhelm. Fisher C7) and Triandos:
Ginsberg (S). Stafford, Bethel (5J,
Dunn tS) and Gonder. Shantz - W
Wilhelm. stafford.
Home runs Baltimore, Tosby
Breeding. Richmond Meisner.
Evening star., 1960-04-18

KANs. CITY 600 O1o 100 o. 8 1
DETROIT 100 600 100 Is 10 /
Herbert. Hall t6). Kiely (a) and
Daley; FoileS t6): Bunning. Aguirre
%, Morgan 10) and Berberet Will
son ca. w-Morgan. L-Kiely.
Home runs-Detroit, Cash, Chrisley
Evening star., 1960-04-18
loes Provides
Giants First
Profit on Deal
BY the Associated Press

San FranciSco's major win
ter trade that sent Outfielder
Jackie Brandt to Baltimore for
Pitchers Billy ODell and Billy
Loes has paid its first dividend
of the infant National League
season.
LoeS the unpredictable was
Loes the Magnificent yesterday.
Evening star., 1960-06-29

Charcoal cooking without charring or smog. =. the
hbachi has draft control door, You can cook right at
the table tantalize your guests with delicious and
unusual foods. Cast iron grill and rebox for long last
ing USE Cast aluminium shell is lightweight, durable
and cannot rust
Evening star., 1960-06-29

Features the new flat stream lined
padding in both the thumb and
little finger. full welted seams, COW.
hide lining and lnner,Creased
deep Well" pocket that is skip
laced with a hinged break. New
modified double-cross tie down V
Anchor web. Laced heel
Evening star., 1960-06-29
JULY 4th SALE
FOR A SAFE, SANE HOLIDAY

Star California Candle. ! Giant Hornets Nest,
Gold California Candle, Large Red Box
Fire, Sierra Cone Fountain, Giant Volcano
in Eruption. 10 Ten Inch Gold Spsrklers, 0
Ten Inch Red Sparklers, Olympus Cone
Oriental Handle Fountain, Mos aic Spike
Silver Sparklers. Little Giant Olympus Foun
Magic Snakes, Clan, Mystery Ceyser, Me.
suvus Fountain, | Celestial Spike Fount ain,
6Fourteen Inch Sparklers, 5 Punk for Lighting
Evening star., 1960-03-06
March 8


4-News. Weather. Sports.
COLOR. Rosh. Forester. Simpson.
9-The Late Show. Movie.
ia Hours. "CosobIonco." 1912.
The owner of COTE in Ceso-
blanca becomes involved with
refugees fleeing NozI tyranny.
Humphrey Boeort, lnsrid Berg
mon, Peter Lore.
ll:25
7-Boekstuse. Bunny Wneek.
Il:30
4-Joek Pear Show. Variety.
IA Hours. Storing Jack Poor.
7-Meet MeGTow. Crime.
1900
7-city Detective. Crime.
1890
1.-The Lords Proyer.
100
4-InspiFotion.
9-Meditotion. Weather.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
fur drenche


you choose the style you
choose the fur =. you choose
the color -. and you've created
"a coat individually, indisputably
you! All we do is finish it to your
very own measurements. And, if
you cannot find your size among
the 80 in our large stock, we will
make it to order at no extra cost.
Every coat extensively hand-tai-
.lored.
Choose from 80 sizes Misses
6 to 20; Petites 2 to 20; Juniors 3 to
17; Women's Sc to 46; Half Sizes
.1212 to 2413.