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Evening star., 1960-03-23

and at 157 Thad Turner of Le-
high and Jack Zolikod of Pitts
burgh are main threats to
favored Sid Terry of Oklahoma,
along with Al Marion Of Cornell.
Al Rushatz Of Army is ex-
pected to move down from III
to l67 pounds, and should be
outstandi at the lower
weight. Lehigh's jim Detrixhe
was the only man to beat Dave
Campbell of Oklahoma, the
l77-pound favorite.
The 191-pound class, smallest
in number of entries, includes
Eastern champion Tom Hall OF
Pitt. Johnston Oberly of Penn
State is one of the best heavy
weights, but Oklahoma's pow
erful Dale Lewis is a top-heavy
favorite here.
II the above named Eastern
boys come through it is posi-
bic that at least Pitt and Penn
State win give the Midwest
powers a run for the team tro-
ply. Right now, Oklahoma is
a slight favorite over defending
champion Oklahoma State, with
Iowa State not far behind.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Blades Take Lead
For Hockey Title

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. Mar.
% (AP The New Haven
Blades took a 10 lead in their
Semifinal playoff series with
the Charlotte Clippers, 20.
Yvan ChaSle scored for New
Haven in the first period. This
goal held up until the final
minute, when Gordie Stratton
Tailed after the Clippers had
pulled their goal-tender.
The best-of-thr series moves
to Charlotte for a game Friday.
The third game, If necessary,
The third game, If necessary,
will be played here on Sunday.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
By GEORGE HUBER
star star Writer

Wanted, among other things,
at George Washington is a
short. catchy name for the
football system Coach Bill Elias
is introducing.
Two words win do, something
such as the good tags describ-
ing the single wing. split-T,
Notre Dame, T-formation,
double wing and the like.
The Elias system will be on
display for the first time Satur-
day afternoon when the Colo
mails play their spring practice
squad game at Mclean High
School field. Not all the plays,
probably not even half, will use
the new system, because there
hasn't been enough time to
teach 1t. But there will be
enough to whet the appetite
and possibly worry opposition
scouts.
The formation features
tackles and ends spread about
80 inches, with three Of the
backs placed a yard behind the
linemen in any three of the
four "slots" thus created. The
quarterback may be under the
Evening star., 1960-03-23
BASEBALL
Continued From Page D-1

Continued From Page D-1
Pitcher Al Jackson homered
for the Pirates, while Jim
Rivera raped a two-run
homer for the White Sox.
Catcher Frank House drove
in three runs and scored three
with a pair Of home runs and
a double for the Reds who
received five innings of one
hit pitching from Jay Hook.
Joe Amalf1tano's single scored
the winning run for the Giants
after they had twice come
from behind-on Orlando
Cepeda's three-run homer and
Ed Bressoud's two-run blast
to tie it. Art Schult, Ernie
Banks and Earl Averill count
cred with home runs for the
Cubs.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Elliott Drops Hint
OF Another.Swup
By AS and Yonks

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla,
Mar. % (AP).-The Kansas
City Athletics and the New
York Yankees are reported on
the verge Of another player
trade.
Joe McGuff Of the Kansas
City Star said yesterday that
Manager Bob Elliott Of the AS
dropped a hint of a possible
trade. 1t would be the 10th
deal between the teams since
1855.
"The Yankees have an in
fielder I wouldn't mind having,
and he's not playing regularly
either" Elliott was quoted.
The Yanks have three men
who more or less match Ehott's
description-Cletis Boyer, Andy
Carey and Fritz Brickell.
McGuff speculated that the
Athletics would swap one or
more Of their outflelders for an
infelder.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Faces Problem

His professional records speak
for themselves. In 1851 he set
an NIL record of 1895 yards
gained on passes and his IT
touchdown passes equalled the
1912 performance of the great
Don Hutson.
Perhaps his most famous feat
was a catch-an over-the-
shoulder Hirsch speciality from
Waterfield-that went for 81
yards. 1t came against the
Chicago Bears in 1851. 1t led
to the division and eventually
the league championship.
Hirsch says he knows he
faces a problem in signing
players in the undeclared war
with the new American Foot
ball League.
Lets face it: the AFL is
here and it is far better Or
ganized than the old All-Amer-
lea Conference" Hirsch said.
Hirsch knows Of the late
AAC. He played for the Chi
cago Rockets. who died under
the name of Hornets.
We've got more people here
than at some of the games in
Chicago" Hirsch said, laugh
ing, referring to the gathering
at the press conference.
Hell make a helluva general
manager" said Waterfleld, OBJ
viously pleased with the selec-
ton.
Evening star., 1960-03-23

ST. LOUIS, Mar. % (AP).-
The battling Minneapolis
Lakers are just one game from
another Western playoff title
upset and Owner Bob Short
predicts:
I'VE won't be back to st.
Louis. Well wrap it up for the
stockholders in Minneapolis"
Led by Elgin Baylor's 40
points, the Lakers took a 80
lead last night in the best-of-
seven National Basketball AS
sociation Western finals with
a 117-l10 overtime victory over
the favored st. Louis Hawks.
History May Repeat
1t was history repeating it
self. The Lakers won the fifth
game in overtime in st. Louis
last year and took the title the
next day at home. The Lakers
are confident they'll take it all
tomorrow night in Minneapolis.
A seventh game, if needed,
would be in st. Louis Saturday
afternoon.
This year the cast is different.
The Lakers have a different
coach in Jim Pollard and, ex-
cept for Baylor, new personnel,
The playoff victory last year
was credited with saving the
Laker franchise. Now Baylor
and his mates are primed to do
1t again. Short has predicted
the Lakers will have to leave
Minneapolis, but now it may
be a different story.
The Hawks blew leads of IL.
l8 and IA points in the three
games the Lakers won. For the
first time, they're hearing boos
and jibes from their hometown
fans. Bern Kerner, Hawk
owner, who had called this
team my greatest club" never
was more detected.
The Lakers and Hawks were
tied, 47-47, at halftime and
l03-all going into the overtime.
The Lakers never trailed in the
extra period, though tied twice,
as Rudy Larusso scored 5 of
their IA points.
The Hawks threat died when
Bob Petit. who had Is points,
fouled out with las left in
regulation, and Cliff Hagan.
with "a. left in the first IA Sec
anIe 80 ora-k;,.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Carroll Faces
Familiar Field
AT Newport
By BOB HANSON
Star stan Writer

NEWPORT, r. l., Mar. 23.-
The 23d annual Eastern States
Catholic Invitational basket
ball tournament gets under
way here tomorrow at Rogers
High School gym with little
change noted in the script
from last year.
Carroll, from Washington,
defending champion. again is
listed as the team to beat and
Trenton IN. j. Catholic,
which lost to the Lions in the
finals last year. 67-65, is seeded
second.
All Hallow's of New York
City. which defeated st. Peters
of Jersey City, 1882. for third
place last year. is the third
pick this time.
Other entries are DeMatha
Of HyattSville, Md, entered for
the first time; st. Helene's Of
New York City, st. Michaels
Of Union City. N. j., and host
De LaSalle Academy.
Carroll will put its 51-game
winning streak on the line
against st. Michael's in the
opening round tomorrow. The
Lions play at 1880 pm. De-
Matha meets All Hallows in the
nightcap at 9.
Trenton and st. Helene's get
things under way at 3:15, and
st. Peters and De LaSalle play
at 4:30.
Semifinals will be held Fri
day night after the losing
teams play consolation games.
Finals of the consolation
bracket will be played Satur-
day afternoon. The champion
ship game will be played Satur-
day night, preceded by a game
for third place.
In addition to Carroll, three
other teams have won the
event. All Hallows, st. Peters
and De LaSalle. De LaSalle has
been champion three times and
Carroll and All Hallows twice
each. If the Lions or All Hal
lows win this time, they can
retire the Bishop Mckinney
Trophy.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
LAKERS AND WARRIORS WIN
Boyior, Chamberlain
LifesoVers for Clubs

BOSTON, Mar. % (AP).-"It
makes a difference when Wilt
has two hands. Anything can
happen now"
Philadelphia Coach Neil
Johnston was cautiously opti-
mistic today after the Warriors
128-107 National Basketball
Association playoff victory over
Boston last night. The run
away verdict not only saved
Philadelphia from elimination
but put the team in strong
position to knot the best of
seven Eastern division finals at
home tomorrow night.
The Celtics, leading three
games to two, are worried.
wilt Scores 50
Rookie Wilt Chamberlain,
the Warriors 7-foot-2 sensa-
ton having full use of his in
jured right hand for the first
time in three games, scored SO
points. hauled in 35 rebounds
and blocked shots in the early
stages when it counted.
In the previous two games
Chamberlain had scored a
total of Sc.
While Chamberlain drew the
heavy praise, Philadelphia
Owner Eddie Gottlieeb said
beaming: Tom Cola was the
key"
Cola got 10 points in the
first period when Philadelphia
broke away from a 6-6 tie to
a 1918 bulge. He had 20 OF
his % by halftime when the
Warriors were home safe. Ga
Is. Cola also got 16 rebounds
and 10 assists.
Worst We Played
"That was the worst game
we've played in 10 years" Bob
Cousy said in the Celtics
quarters filled with detected
players. II know it was the
worst since I've been here
chimed in Bill Russell, who had
paced the losers with % points
Boston had entered the
game a 10-point favorite to
wrap up the division finals. The
team fell behind quickly
couldn't string together enough
points for a major rally and
was shooting miSerably as
shown by its 7-for-27 first pc
riod.
Virtually all the Boston camp
agreed the series would wind
up in a seventh game in Boston
Saturday afternoon.
The scoring slump OF the
Celtics backcourt gunner
Cousy and Sharman is causing
concern. Both averaged better
than 10 points during the
season. Both are averaging
is in the playoffs with Cousy
getting IA and Sharman a
mere five last night.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
HOCKEY SCORES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Buffalo, 3; Quebec, 3.
EASTERN LEAGUE tPlayOfs)
New Haven. >; Charlotte, 0 New
Haven leads best-of-3 series, l-0).
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Playoffs
wayne leads best-of-S series 1-OI
Minneapolis. .: St Paul, 0 Min
neapolis leads best-of-1 series, l-OJ.
Evening star., 1960-03-23

Totals AZ 81 III Totals 10 IS IlO
Halftime: 57-47. Minneapolis.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
HIRSCH

Continued From Page D-l
because he has a college degree
in business administration,
knowledge of pro football and
excellent public relations tech
nique acquired since he quit
football.
Evening star., 1960-03-23

Haiftime: ifti 2: s5-4s. Phiisdeiphia.
Evening star., 1960-09-16
Fall PIuntinq

AS soon as the soil is work.
able fall planting should be
pushed along in order to keep
within the limits of safety.
Grass seed is probably the first
item to be planted, although
the oriental poppies and Ma
donna lilies should also be
given priority. The evergreens,
both conifers and broadleaved,
should be gotten into the ground
as rapidly as possible in order
to avoid unnecessary risks. The
daffodils and other spring
Towering bulbs are appearing
in stores. Planting time is at
hand for all except the tulips
and Dutch iris. Why not the
latter? Because they are quite
likely to send their foliage
above ground this fall and suf-
fer injury. All Of the other
bulbs behave and do not try to
rush the season.
-YOUNGMAN.
Evening star., 1960-09-16
Oakland Terrace
Flower Show to
Open Tomorrow

A Melody of Flowers" show
will be held tomorrow and Sum-
day by the Oakland Terrace
Garden Club at the Woodward
& Lothrop store in Wheaton
Plaza. Viewing hours will be
from 2::30 to 6 pm. tomorrow
and 2 to 4 pm. Sunday.
Floral classes include agera-
tum, asterS, calendula, celosia,
cosmos, nasturtiums. marigolds,
petunias, phlox, saliva, scabioSa,
snapdragonS. tithonia, zinnias,
other ANIMALS, other perennials,
and collections of five in bowl.
D a hlias, chrysanthemums,
glads, roses, shrub branches and
house plants are listed. Fruits
and vegetables have four and 81
classes, respectively, and canned
goods are classified. There is a
division for juniors.
Artistic arrangements gener-
ally are titled "Old Favorites
and New"
Special exhibits will include
June in January" by Kay
Akers, a display of methods to
preserve garden flowers for use
during winter. The club will
also have a demonstration of
bird feeders.
Evening star., 1960-09-16

KENSiNGTON
McIntire Hurdwore
3733 University Boulevard
LA PLATA
B. B. L. Feed & Hardware
10 Plato, Nd.
LANDOVER HILLS
Bills Hurdwore
743l londover Rood
LAUREL
Fronks Hardware
lovreI Shopping Center
NARROW HEIGHTS
Peoples Hardware
4243 Broneh Avenue
MT. RAINIER
Peoples Hardware
1000 34fh Street
QUEENSTOWN
Peoples Hardware
3l22 Queens chopel Rood
POTOMAC
Potomac Supply Co.
Potomac, Nd.
RlVERDALE
Bucks Hardware
$50 keniIworth Avenue
RITCHlE
Pots Building Supply Company
6672 Richie Rood
ROCKVILLE
Adobe Hardware
8 West Middle Lone
Pooh Hurdwure
Congressional Shopping center
Congressional Lumber
Rockville, Nd.
Rockville Paint & Hardware
327 E. Montgomery Avenue
SILVER SPRING
Montgomery Hardware
Rock Crek Hordwors & Variety
Store
sS23 GrUbb Rood .
Silver Spnn9 Building Supply
s424 Heor9ia Avenue
SUlTLAND
Ernet Hardware
1894 SuifIand Rood
TAk0MA PARK
Centlr Hordwore
1882 New hampshire Avenue
PeopIes Hardware
1858 New Hampshire Avenue
TEMPLE HILLS
BIuih. Hardware
4625 ST. Bornubes Rood
v. |. P. Paint I. Wallpaper Center
44s2 81. l1rnobos Rood
UPPER MARLBORO
Ford Lumoer Company
Upper Marlboro, Md.
Marlboro Hardware
WHEATON
Mclntire Hardware
1000 Viers Mill Rood
PendIeton Hardware
1890 Geordo Avenue
Strosnider 9urdwure
Wheoton PloEo Stopping Center
Strosnider White Oak Hardware
White Oak Shopping Center
TriuneIe HRdwure
lll45 Viers Nil Rood
Wheaton Paint Z HordwuFe
ll4ll Georgia Avenue
Jocks Hur@ure
50 Street, NV.
Jimmie's Huhwure
5l2l Gronf Strst, NE.
Keeeon Supply Company
1884 Macarthur Bid, NV.
Kennedy Hurdt0re
los Kennedy Stree NV.
Meenehons Hurwure
2oo4.l4ih Street NV.
Meenehuns hoF0urs
324l IA Street nv.
Peoples HordwCe
2475. 18th Street, NV.
Peoples Hordwue
1877 Macarthur Blvd, NV.
Peoples Hordwor
35l1 Conn. Ave-. NV.
Sehlossbere Hurdwce
l778 U Street, NV
W. T. Weaver & Sons, inc.
1908 Wisconsin Avenue, wv.
Woodbridge Hurdwurl
23l0 r. !. Ave, NE.
Evening star., 1960-09-16
Shows Helpful

A number Of the garden clubs
and special plant groups will
be holding their flower shows
during the next few weeks.
They are well worth visiting to
see the kinds and varities of
plants that are grown and pro-
duce top-quality results in this
area. Make a list of those kinds
and varities which seem most
nearly to meet your desires.
Evening star., 1960-09-16
18th DohIio Show Set
For September 24-25

2-8l9S), Lloyd C. Dye CWH
2-4129) and Benton ]. Stong
(JE. 3-9042). Other show as
signments include: Mrs. E. L
Gates, Rixey F. Gray, John B
Gilmer, Arthur S. Mason, c
G. Phillip, James w. Browning
Mrs. Ailstock, Willard Lamp
here, Thurston Cash, ]. E. Al
ford, Carl r. Greimel, C. M
Steward, Russell Hill, Benton
j. Stong and James H. Stewart.
Thomas Yano is president OF
the society.
Many Glasses Included
Other show classes include
Baskets and vases, florist
types, miniature types, other
small Towering types, pompons,
n ovice, seedlings specimen
bloom,
Also. specimen large flower
ing bloom limited to growers
of so plants, large type speci-
men open to all, three large
type blooms open to all, speci-
men limited to growers of SO
plants of medium towering
dahlias, specimen bloom lin
tied to growers Of 125 plants
of mediums. specimen bloom of
mediums open to all, three
blooms of mediums open to all.
Advance entries for the
artistic division may be made
through tomorrow by calling
Mrs. Gates (FL. 4-6166). In
this division dahlas must pre-
dominate. Entries are open to
all but only one entry to a class.
Accessories permitted in all
classes. Each class is limited
to six entries.
The classes in the division
include: The Arts (by invita-
ton only Japanese Art (by in
vitation) The Host and Hostess
CMrS. Helena Schneeman tro-
phy); Welcome Guest mills
Gift Shop trophy; Ballroom
HighlightS Junior Guest" a
small design using "poms"
David Quick trophy: Inter-
(Mrs. Emory A. Hop
kins trophy; Punch Bowl CFort
Reno Flower Shop trophy; BY
the Lake MRS. E. L. Gates
trophy; The Tango (Fields g.
Co. Jewellers trophy; Anniver-
sary Waltz (Nosegay Flower
Shop trophy; Grand Finale
Lloyd C. Dye trophy; and
trf-color.
Evening star., 1960-09-16
MiIdew

Mildew was becoming even
more widespread and injurious
to plants but the heavy rains
seemed to have slowed it down
a bit. 1t will take rather strong
measures to keen it under con-
trol-sulphur, Acti-dione, Phal-
tan, etc. Disease control is not
so important for zinnias as it
is for roses and other shrubs
and trees. Disease-weakened
shrubs and trees are more like
ly to suffer winter injury than
healthy ones. The exception to
this rule is the lilacs, which
are practically dormant and
hence will not be weakened by
an attack of mildew at this
late season.
Evening star., 1960-09-16
Glad Corms

A month after the gladioluS
have bloomed their corms may
be dug and dried off prepara-
tory to cleaning and storing for
the winter. The tops should be
cut of Immediately after dig
ging to prevent the thrips from
migrating from the foliage
to the corms,
Evening star., 1960-09-16

The 25th annual show of the
National Capital Dahlia Society
will be held September "a and
rs at the United States Botanic
Garden, Maryland avenue and
First street S.W. Senior Don
Manuel Tello, Ambassador of
Mexico. will open the show at 4
pm. September "a.
Among awards will be The
Evening Star trophy and rosette
given for the best entry limited
to growers of up to 1875 plants
Of large Towering dahlias.
A special exhibit will be flown
here from Holland. Many States
will be represented.
A special silver anniversary
class for 25 or more blooms of
three or more sizes will grant
the Gov. j. Millard Tawes
trophy.
The queen of the show will
be awarded the Trofeo Eva de
Lopez-MateoS. given by the wife
Of the President of Mexico. This
will be seen on the winners
table, which also will contain
the best large Towering dahlia,
John L. Bishop trophy; best
medium, Orman Schneeman
trophy; best florist size, Arthur
S. Mason trophy; best minia-
ture. George A. Hitchcock
trophy; best pompon, Suburban
Dahlia Society trophy; best
small Towering, Parella Dahlia
Gardens trophy: largest bloom
in show. Henry C. Parker
trophy and rosette; best artistic
design and best florist exhibit.
Hours of Viewing
The show will be open to
receive exhibits from all grow
ers from $50 pm. to midnight
next Friday. Next day the will
open at Z am. to 1880 am.
Vitwing hours will be 4 to 10
pm. Saturday and 9 am. to
Z pm. next day. Trophies will
be awarded at $3.50 pm. closing
day.
The Ambassador of Mexico,
Senor Tello. will present the
queen-of-show award.
This is one of the major fall
events in the floral calendar.
Show managers are Harry N.
Stafford and Edward E. Chris
topher. Show chairman is Ver-
non L. Ailstock GA. 5-7170)
assisted by Mark Alger (JE.
Evening star., 1960-09-16
Web Worms

The fall web worms are be-
ginning to show in the suburbs.
They were bad this spring and
are likely to be even worse this
fall unless action is taken to
curb them. Left to their own
devices they will defoliate a
small tree in just a few days.
Any good stomach poison will
kill them. 1t is best to apply the
poison with a duster since spray
noplets seldom penetrate the
webs as effectively.
Evening star., 1960-09-16
StruW Mulch

Newly seeded lawns should
be lightly mulched with straw
to prevent drying, erosion. and
crusting. A bale of clean straw
per 1000 square feet of area is
a safe rule to follow. The straw
should be anchored into place
Evening star., 1960-09-16
THIS WEEK.
IN YOUR GARDEN

with brush, old fence wire, or
better still binder twine and
wire staples. Be sure to get
clean straw free from weed
seed or you will be making
more work for yourself next
season.
Evening star., 1960-09-16
September 16

Last week ends heavy rains
did considerable damage to un-
protected fill and grading. It
brought to attention the COM
ment made some years ago by
one Of our better-known ento-
mologists that "a wet summer
and fall are usually very favor
able to Soil-inhabiting insects
and that they are unusually
bad the next summer" Some
will wonder if it is possible for
the Japanese beetles to be any
more destructive next summer
than they were this one.
Evening star., 1960-09-16
WASHINGTON, D. e.

WASHINGTON, D. e.
Berlin Hurdwure
6o3 Po. Ave-. Sc.
Calvert Hardware
24oe Wisconsin Averue, NV.
Chevy Chose Paint and Hurdwure
56os nonnseticut Avenue, NV.
Coleman Hardware
l3l9-7th Street. NV.
District Lock & Hardware
73l.sfh ST., Sc.
FFuger's Hardware
1901 Psnnsylvanio Avenue, Sc.
Froger's Hardware
Ills PsnnsyIVaio Avenue, Sc.
|. 7. Folk
1882 Wisconsin Avenue, NV.
Hous Bros. Hordwure
l925 Pennsylvonio Avenue, NV.
HumiIton Hardware
SOL Georgia Avenue, NV.
huFdwure & Variety Store
23el.l7'h Street, Sc.
Evening star., 1960-09-16
ATTENTION VIRGINlANS
DEPARTMENT STORES

DEPARTMENT STORES
KOnn & Sons
ARLINGTON VA
VIRGINIA FAIRFAx
ALEXANDRIA George E. WoIk(r, Inc.
Alexandra Paint & Hardware .
39c5 M murphy q AmeSI Inc
Arundio Hardware Little River TurnHks
3s0 MI Vernon IkSTNH
c. N. CoekreI & Sons Hdre. r;I;N. STI
35ls-2o Duke FO,5nS1on rGloNohe
Del Roy Hardware " es ''0l'
2o7 M Vernon Avenue FALLS CHURCH
Dixie Store Boulevard Lumber Company
100 W. Kings Hsh~oy 5s3 Arlington BoUlevGd
{. w. WuIker Company !, .,
3s King Street Meenehons Hord~oe
ANNANDALE o." N,'ns0" S0U''qd
AnnondoIe Paint Center BoI.y cro., sopS sboDns osD,
Stur Supply COMPANY McLEAN VA.
Little River Turnpike Allen Paint & HordwuIe
ARLINGTON Mclean HOrdwore
bruFfev Hardware $500 Old Dominion
Forest Glen Shopping Center MERRTFlELD
Suppetts Hardware LoIor BoyIes
4ZSI North teiroS Drive Lumber Hurdwore
5soI lee Hishway VI Mile West OF MsrfisIdi
Murphy 6 Ames Inc spRINcEIEIn
po,Lwov I'll = ~. r. Springfield Hordwure
il. u;sLI NISLI ~ Xn ~. 1914 Bland ''.-
YeotmonI. Hardware VIENNA
ao2I Wilson Boulevard Vienna Bldg Supply Co., he
EAIPEAX las hopIs Ave.
Furfux Hardware & SUNNY Co. WOODBRIDGE
III WesfM Mon Street Woodbridge Paint Shop
Evening star., 1960-09-16
MARYLAND

BETHESDA
Community Paint & Hardware
725o Wisconsin Avenue
Cunningham Point compuny
1891 Wisconsin Avenue
Peoples Hordwore
5432 West Bard Avenue
Peoples Hardware
lo3ol Old Georgetown RoGd
Simpsons Hardware
72lo Wisconsin Avenue
Strosnider Hardware
1904 Arlington Rood
BLADENSBURG
Peoples Supply Company
3ooA SIND Street
Peoples Hordwure
54+s Annapolis Rood
Suburban Lumberterio
4lo9 46th Street
BRADBURY HEIGHTS
Bradbury Heights Hardware
All Bowen Rood
CAMP SPRINGS
Plye's Lumber Company
$50 Allentown Rood
Underwood Lumber Company
so23 Allentown Rood
CAPITOL HEIGHTS
Stembler & Ford
SOL central Avenue
CHEVY CHASE
Chevy Chose Village Supply
6507 BrookViIle Rood
Mclntire Hardware
$40 Western Avenue
Mclntire Hardware
s54o Connecticut Avenue
CHILLUM
Apple Hardware
59ls Riggs Rood
ChiIIum Paint and Hardware
chilIUm ond Riggs Roods
COLLEGE PARK
College Park Hardware
725o Baltimore Avenue
Kramer Supply Company
82oA Boltimore Avenue
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
Peoples Hordwore
473l Marlboro Pike
Prince George Paint & Wallpaper
7lo5 Marlboro Pike
Suburban Hardware
7lo5 MeJlboro Pike
EASToVER
Meenehuns Hardware
1877 Indion Head Highway
EAST RIVERDAlE
McIntire Hardware
66il RiVerdole Rood
FORESTVILLE
Gruy Building Supply
700 Marlboro Pike
GLENMONT
Meenehuns Hurdwore
1881 Georgia Avenue
HlLLCREST HEIGHTS
Condey Hordwore
234o lverson Street
HYATTSVIllE
Bowmun's Hardware
54o2 Queens Chapel Rood
Hyuttsville Hordwore
5l2l BaI'imere Avenue
Evening star., 1960-04-20
WO1laen'S HOSieru.

Street Floor, Washington Only
5o-l.s5 and I.So Femous-Brand NyTons. Bro
ken size ronoe 7ee
l5o-l.oo FuII-Foshioned Dress Sheers. Fonous
Stunning Stem brond, broken size ronoe--6ee
Evening star., 1960-04-20
TOiIetrieS
Street Floor Both Stores

oUeet FOOT BON Stores
Us Tee Coke" for Feet. Relieves tired, ochino
feet helps smooth rough, dry skin; coos see
Del Rose Moisturzins Gold Cream by WrisIey.
Size 5H-ounce ior 4ee, Z for STE"
Primrose House Toilet Voter or Cologne. Floral
bouquet frooronces. individually boxed, make nice
gifts 5se, Z for l 90"
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