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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-02-25
Adult Education In
Race Relations Is
Subject of Address

The Rev ". shelby Walthall.
rector Of ST Matthews Episcopal
church. Oakland, was the speaker
at the luncheon meeting of the
Oakland Civic club on Tuesday
afternoon At the William-James
hotel.
Mr.. Waltha!l, native Of Alabama.
was educated at the University Of
the South and Birmingham South
ern college Prior to coming TO
Oakland he had parishes in New
Mexico Texas and Queen Anne's
parish in Howard county
I AT present he is special con-
Sultant with the Department Of
Health Education and Welfare,
Washington in adult education
Mr.. Walthall explained his plan
of action which he recently de-
vised and spoke at length on the
plan lie told of four concrete ways
in which this adult education pro-
gram might be brought about.
He listed the four steps first Il
preliminary investigation Of exist
ing adult education programs,
especially in the south; second, a
White House conference with the
President and governors; third
organization of the country into
regions with a bi-racial commits
sion set up as well as in each of
the states; and fourth, after COM
plete preparations were made, the
administration of the Plan of Ac-
ton itself.
He said this included the pro-
gram for re-education Of the adult
population in manners and morals,
vocational guidance, instruction in
the democratic processes of gov
eminent and a fundamental under
standing of ones community re-
sponSibility.
Mr. Walthall told the group that
the basic philosophy underlying
this program was that Of raising
social, economic, cultural stand
ards of living of the Negroes and
lower income whites Of the land,
thereby giving the former an OPP
portunity to assume greater re-
sponsibility in the community. He
said it was to reestablish communi-
cation between the two races that
such a program was being under
taken.
Mr. Walthall was introduced by
Mrs. w. ". Grant. Mrs. II. w. Me
Comas, president, conducted the
business session. Three new mem
bers were presented: Mrs. Stuart
Hamill. ST.. Mrs Charles Briner
and Mrs. Jean Ashby Guests We're
Mrs. William Naylor and Mrs.
Lewis r. Jones.
1t was announced that Mrs. Mar
garet SchWeimert. member of the
House of Delegates Montgomery
county, chairman Of the Commit
tee for the aging in the state,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-02-25
s Deed Transfers
Recorded for Week

Only eight deed transfers were
recorded during the past week in
the office of the County Commits
sioners. The inclemcnt weather
hampcrcd activity in this depart
ment. The transfers included the
following:
James Gillespie Allen and wife
10 william D. Castecl, two lots
and buildings in district lG, Mt
Lake Park
Teresa Ellen Friend TO Russell
Travcrs and wife, HOS acres Of
land in district 6, Sang Run
The Light and Decker company
to William Alvin Wright and wife,
! lot and buildings in district l.,
Swanton
Dale Lee Simpson and wife to
Bobby w Smith and wife. 43 of
an acre of land in district 10, Deer
Park.
Aubrey o. Savage and others
TO Harry Edgar GoOding and wife
track meeting in April, and the
purchase OF All signs for members
The group also voted TO donate
toward the purchase of a layette
for a Korean mother.
1t was announced that Ralph
Bucket. Jr.. and Larry Bucket
would attend training meeting
for officers in Oakland
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HOYES


The weather permitting, Sun
day School will be at 10 a. m. and
worship at ! a. m, this Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Dewitt and
family were Tuesday evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Claude
Bishoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bishoff and
children were Monday dinner
guests Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Emerson Bishoff. the occasion be-
ing his fathers birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bishoff and
children were Saturday afternoon
visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Hauser and family
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Evening star., 1960-09-15
OIDS 80

0LDs 80 "ss" Celebrity 6-windov
sedan; 'brand-new"; hydramatic,
power brakes and steering. Wv.
tires. plus numerous de luxe fea :
lures: priced fof this ad, So .997.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR. "
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
Evening star., 1960-09-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

'57 2-door hit; full
sale price, 81 .095. LEE b. BUT.
LESs;. ll2i 21st at. NV" FE.
Evening star., 1960-09-15
SUBURBAN SUBJ j i;

OLDS 81 super "88" 4-dr, sed ;
auto. trans. power steering, power
brakes. Z; and h.. low mi, one
Evening star., 1960-09-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OPEL SO; like new, sliding sun
roof. =, and h.. 10000 mi, / own
err. Call DANISH EMBASSY. AID.
4-430O.
PACKARD '53 4-door; Butler Bar.
Evening star., 1960-09-15
Art Dennis Motor Co.
.OLMSTEAD

EST. OLDS DEALER SINCE 1885
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-S4OO
Evening star., 1960-09-15

DODGE--DART-S
1928 XIERS MILL RD. LO. 5-3575
OLDS 80 super "S8" Fiesta: beau
tiful blue and white finish; fully
equipped. including power steering
and power brakes; "a real luFurF
station wagon: during our YEAR
end clearance sale, only So. .495.
AUTO TRADE ASSN. WARRANTY
POHANKA OLDS-FIAT
1928 goth ST. NV. FE. S-s3OS
Evening star., 1960-09-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FORD so

FORD SO :
oalaxis hardtoP coupe: VS., auto
tires; Seautifpl royal blue AMI
white fnish;. Ike new.
S1,988
WILL FINANCE 70 YOUR BUDGET
STAR PONTIAC
4o5 FlSTtd9 avg NiE. II, LLr9o,2o s;T2o4
Open Daily 0 TIL 0, Sun. Q Til
FORD so Fairiane 800" con.
vertible; Fordomatic, radio, heat
srE;,.SE!'-yy ssalTEss' ssalTEss' gold and Whit
JACK BLANK
1437 Irving ST. NV. Ap. 4-ssOl
S40G BANK asie On On Mack NjScK 81 BLANK NSkFgo7'
FORD SO station wagon; attrac, ..
tone blue. and white: immaculate
and reconditioned; sI,iS5 value;
buy now, save now; S9SS.
OLMSIEAD
EST. oLDs DEALER SINCE 1895
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl., IA. 7-s40C
GOLIATH $50 station wagon: heat
er, front-wheel drive, careful
owner. Was S195, sale price S695
WIsSINoER CHEVROLET CO..
stif97. seyf9 cHEns!s; JEl sg!ss7;s!s. c. Va 'E.
HaLM4S IgH SiI.,ss ss ssaG sSDy.' saad sns spb5 b
GUY STEUART
1850 EAsT-wEsT. 8, g., MD.
JU. $500 JU. S-l545
HILLMAN SO station wagon; blue,
fully equipped, very clean. special,
S1,290. CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-28OO
IMPERIAL 80 Crown 4-door sedan !;
house car. equipped with factory
air conditioning, power steering,
windows, brakes and power swivel
seats, radio, heater, tordueflite
push-button drive, electric door
locks: solex tinted glass, rear
esoW tres excssiSs dssGSser safety .atarss; z1Sn
new-car warranty: full price,
WHEELER. INC, cHRYsLER CITY
Chrysler Plymouth -Imperial-Valiant
$500 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 3-4SO0
'5s Crown 4-dr.; factory
air cond., auto. power, and h.,
full power; sparkling. forest green
and white finish; like new, fun
ROYAL MOTORS
4I03 R. ]. AVE. BRENTWOOD. MD.
WA. $4,000 OPEN 80
JAGUAR '56 Xxx 14O-MC coupe;
heater, Alpine white with black
leather interior, low mileage; very
clean car. MONROE FORD, 1927
East.West hwy, Silver Spring. Nd.
JAG '54 xK-l4O rdstr.; white, new
topt AL: S1.295. JACK PRY,
JAGUAR '5S Xxx 1907 convert.
red, wire wheels, new tires, r., h.;
excel. cond.; S2,295. OR. 4-9363.
JAGUAR $50 sK-15O conVertiblei
EN-. 2-0S19 or LA. 6-2l0O.
JEEP '5S, 4-wheel drive, ali metal
body: $4,000 actual miles; abso-.
lutely like new. WISSINGER1
CHEVROLET CO., Seven Corners,
r. c., Va. JE. 2-1177, JE. 2-7S7s.i
KARMANN CHA fVOLKSWAdENJ
81; $1,000 mi; / owner; leaving
overseas jmmed.; accept the best
reas. ofier. Call IA. 4-7167.
LARK SO 3-seat sta. wag., with
rack on TOP; r. and h. auto. trans.
S7;sT NAV. y tres; sS, Just like new fully
STANDARD PONTIAC
249o GEO. cHILLUM vSl5Id,UI,N RD;, AZ; 7:5I2o
Oldest and largest
dealer. AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER, 5S5 N. Glebe rd., Arl.,
Va. ia. 7-7722.
Evening star., 1960-09-15

1909 WIS. AVE, BETH. OIL. $4,000
'52 station wagon;
S125 Call RE. 5-2149.
Evening star., 1960-09-15

JAGUAR '56 Xxx l4O-MC coupe;
heater, Alpine white with black
leather interior, low mileage; very
clean car. MONROE FORD, 1927
East:West hwy, Silver Spring. Nd.
Evening star., 1960-09-15

OLDs 80 Classic "9s" starfire
leather int, all the "9s" features
incl. power steering, power brakes,
power windows and 6-way seat
163 actual miles: new-car terms,
service and guarantee: $1,000
value. Buy now, save now, S3,-
Evening star., 1960-09-15
OLMSTEAD

EST; OLDs DEALER SINCE 1885
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-S40O
OLDs. '57 4-door sedan; fully
equip. low mi. one owner, S1,is6.
GUY STETJART
Evening star., 1960-09-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD so Fairlans IS" Tudor;
Fordomatic, radio, heater, 2-tone
finish with matching interior. an
extra clean top quality car week
Evening star., 1960-09-15
HIILMnN Inw nlIe,Ts Ss sooN e0nNyi cdnd and do5k h
Guy Ul''';, STEUA'RT if U'JIS,'R IT

IMPERIAL '5s Crown 4-dr.; factory
air cond., auto. power, and h.,
full power; sparkling forest green
and white finish; like new full
Evening star., 1960-06-16
SPortsweor

40 Roll Sleeve Shirts, Docron poly
ester and cotton for cosy core. Dork
colors; round collors. Less than "a
comparable values. ZOO
So Shirts of imported bleeding
Modros, famous cotton from lndio.
PIoids, roll sleeves. Comparable
values e.9e to 1925. 100
rs Weskits. cordieon style. novy
or toupe royon and cotton. Com
porobIe value l2.95. 900
10 cardison Joekets, wool Jersey.
Beige or putty. Less than " COM
poroble value. 100
7 Linen Jeekets, cropped eordioons
with large buttons. GroPe only.
Comparable VoIue 1896. 1000
IS Cotton Knit Skirts, gold, black
or ereen-ond-white or ton-ond-white
checks. Comparable value 500 400
II PIeoted Skirts, Doeron poIyester
ond royon. White with brown, blue
or green stripes. Comparable value
lI.e5. 500
10 Cotton Cor Coots, popIin with
corduroy collars or cricket cloth with
flop pockets. Green, gold or ton.
Raglan sleeves. Comparable voIues
1l.o5 and l2.o5. 500
5 Cor coats, cotton popIin with
knit collars. Ton or grey. Comporo-
Bile value l4o5. ll.00
AZ Leather jackets, with half belt
or sash. White, beige, hoze green or
lemon. Sizes 1918 in group. Com
porobIe value 26.o5. 1900
II Leather Joekets, classic styles
with leather covered buttons. Com
Parable value 1895. 400
W5L-Sportsweor, Bird Floor
Evening star., 1960-06-16
StoinIess Steel
Flotwore 50-piece
Sets Special
Comparable TA.S7
Value, 1926 -

so StoinIess Steel FIotwoFe Sets, So
piece service for eight. Hollow
handle knives. Comparable value
1895. 2l.S7
90 Utility Cobinets with sliding
doors. Choice Of white, pink or
yellow. Comparable value 4.eo s.S7
IS Utility cobinets with double
sliding doors. White, pink or yell
low. Comparable value 5.99. 4.s7
so Utility cabinets with two sliding
doors. White, pink or yellow. Com
porobIe value 6.o5. 4.S7
IS Utility cebinets, oil chrome
finish. Two sliding doors. Com
parable value 9.99. 1877
$50 Three-woy Poper Dispensers,
oil chrome finish. SpecioI. BIT
IS Both SeeIes by Detecto, black,
white or pink. Comparable value
500. 4.s7
ITS Steok Sets, 6-piece. StoinIess
steel with pIostic handles. Com
poroble value 800. 1873
100 Toilet Seats, sprayed white fin
ish. Comparable value 4.99 3.S7
so Steek Sets, 6-piece, with stoo
handles. Comparable value 9.95.
s.sS
zSz Redi Torches for outdoor light
ing ond repelIino insects. Long burn
ing. 6 cons, 6 wicks and 2 poles to
set, Comparable value 3o8. 2.es
so Barbecue Sets, 3-piece, in
stainless steel. Less than u COM
parable value .9S
IS De Luxe Broziers, 24". Com
poTobe value 1895. l4.45
II Copper Tone Broxiers with hood
and motorized spit. az. Com
porobIe value 1888. 1888
loo-zh ouort WhistIins Tee
Kettle. Comparable value 3.e5,
2.49
WGl-Housewores Center,
lst Floor North Building;
also Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo
and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1960-06-16
Food Specials

RieheIieu Mommoth AlI-6reen As
perosuS Spears, l4h ounces, COM
parable value Csc. Z for Ito
Riehelieu "Ressedy Ann" Halves
ElbeFts Peoehes in extra heovy
syrup. II ounces. Comparable value
45c. 3 for LIT
RieheIieu Yum-Yum Sweet PEGS, II
ounces, comparable value 28c,
4 for 95e
Oregon Finest Vertical Pack Blue
Loke Whole Green Beans, ! 6 ounces,
comparable value 3oc. 3 for Csc
WGL-The Food Shop,
lst Floor, North Building;
Also Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1960-06-16
Remnonts-Fidoy only
Art NeedIework

10 NeedIepoint Samplers, de-
sign finished in oros-point.
"God Bless Our Home" and
"Home Sweet Home" Com
parable value 5.o8. ZOO
z Needlepoint Rug Squores.
Design finished in wool on
cotton convos. Comparable
value 500. 500
Stomped Linen
Embroidery Kits
! Apron. Comparable VoIue
2.3e. l.so
I Dinete Cloth. Comparable
value $50. ZOO
! ToosteF Cover. Comparable
value liz. 75e
9 Tooster Covers. Comparable
value 100 soc
I Stomped Linen Luncheon
Cloth. ScoIIoped edge. Tx
co.. Comparable value $40.
500
36 Toss Pillows, zip-off covers
Of royon and Estron ocetote,
Docron poIyester filled. AS
sorted coIors and shopes.
Comparable value 4.e5.
ZOO
Z Model NeedIepoint Pictures,
fruit design, eroy background,
block and gold frome. Com
parable value 500. 800
! Model Nylon Net Porty
Cloth. Pink with applique de-
sign. 64xl0O. Comparable
value 1000. 1000
| Model Cotton Crib Quilt,
mochine quilted, cross
stitched design. Yellow. COM
parable value 1900. 1850
WGL-Art NeedIework,
5th Floor
Evening star., 1960-06-16
Save More Than u
on Paint and EnomeI

IT'S Cons Of SpFoy EnameI, assorted
coIors. Now SSe
$50 QuoTts Of Paint, assorted coIors.
Now Sse
lS GoIIons Of Paint, choice of coIors.
Nov 2.6S
WGl-tIousewores,
lst Floor, North Building
Evening star., 1960-06-16
Save Generously on
Fine Norris Furniture
Reproductions in
Discontinued Styles

In solid cherry and mahogany woods.
9 prop-Leof TobIes, nnohoeony, AK
42". Now $500
I Drop-Leef PedestoI TobIe, cherry,
36x36" Now $500
z Tilt Top Pedestal TobIes, mo-
hoeony, 36x36". Now 1900
3 Drop-Leof PedesteI TabIes, wal
nut, 36x36". Now $500
J TiIt-Top TobIes, mahogany, Box
36". Now 1900
3 Round PedestoI coektoiI TobIes,
cherry, 42". Now $500
Round PedestoI coektoiI TobIe,
mahogany Az. Now $500
IA Nests Of 3 FootstooIs, cherry and
woInut. Choice Of colors and fobrics.
Now 1895
foam cushioned sofos, choirs
8 Sofos, choice Of fobrics and coIors.
Now 1900
s Chairs, choice Of styles, fobrics
and coIors. Now $500
heodboords
8 FuII-Size, contemporary style.
Now 1000
6 Kins-SiEe Swing Style, Provincial
and contemporary design. Now 1000
WGl-Furniture, 9th Floor
Evening star., 1960-06-16
Loyette Items in
LifeIon Reduced

$50 Doeron polyester and 35%
cotton clothing and sheets.
20 Snop Side Shirts, s months,
yeor, u yeor. Comparable value
1.25. 100
20 Short Sleeve SIipover Shirts with
doper topes, 6 months, ! year, z
yeors. Comparable value LOO, 79e
20 Sleeveless Vests with dioper
topes. Comparable volue 7Sc. 65e
Is kimonos with Snop Fasteners.
White with pink, blue or moize trim.
Comparable value ZOO. l.S0
20 Mitten Sleeve Gowns, drow- string
bottoms. Snop fastener cIosinqs.
White with pink, blue or moize.
Comparable value us l.59
IS Fitted Crib Sheets in white, pink,
blue and noize. Comparable value
800 as
; Edison Cribs in wox birch, double
drop sides, Plastic teethino rolls.
Springs adjust TO different heiahts.
Floor somples. Comparable volue
1895. 1895
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-06-16
On Sale Friday, $50 AM. :.
Junior Dresses
at Sovines

80 Summer CottonS by fomous
manufacturer; sundresses, potio cot
tons, shirtwoist dresses and culottes
included. SIS. Comparable voues
1895 and $500. 1900
40 Group Of Spring Dresses and
Ensembles, royon, silk and cotton
blends, silk shontungs and some cot
tons. 7-l5. Comparable values
1875 and 22.o5. 1900
IS Cocktail Dresses in silk oreonzo
and sheer nyIon prints. PosteIs, !
IS. Comparable values $500 and
1895. 1900
WGL-Junior Dresses, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-06-16
Clearance Of
Summer Rugs

discontinued Treasure Isle"
reduced more than "
MyIor fiber woven with metuIIie
thFeed. Reversible.
l-e'xl5' in gold, white and black.
Now 1926
z-Iz'xl2' in eroy, black and white
or gold, white and block. Now 1895
2-lzxl5' in gold, white and
block. 2l.95
imported mottIed-effect sisoIs
comparable
value Now
I-27"x4s". char
cool and white. 3.95 2.95
lo-3x5, brown
and white, charcoal
and white or green
ond white, 5:95 4.ss
2-exI2', charcoal
and white. 1896 z4.95
l-Io'xI4, char
cool ond white. 47.95 1925
imported sea gross rugs
Hond-Ioomed. Resistont to mois-
ture, soil and wear.
2-3'x6' dark brown
and yellow 4.95 3.95.
l-e'xl2', dork
brown and red. 1895 1895
WGL-Floorcoverines. 9Th Floor
Evening star., 1960-06-16
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Housewares at
Big Reductions

comparable
voIue Now
so Suburbonite Ny less
lon Mitt Mops thon " LAT
80 Steel UndeFbed
Storage Chests 5.e9 5.o7
so Berkeley s-PaiF
Shoe Boys 2.o5 1877
100 SiIieone Ironing
Board Sets, incIud-
ing cover and heavy
triple decker cotton
pad 3.96 z.9S
100 ironing Board
Ped and Cover Sets 2.95 1873
W6L-Housewores, lst Floor,
North Building; oIso Chevy Chose,
Wheaton PIozo and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1960-06-16
Furniture Reduced

lS-4-prower Chests, comparable
value 1900. 1925
l7-s-Drower Chests, comparable
Volue 24.95. I6.e5
l3-6-Drower Desks, comparable
value 33.75. 24.s5
Drop-Front Desk, comparable value
45.25. 1895
Mr.. and Mrs. Chest, comparable
value $500. 1898
E2-Door Top Units, comparable
VoIue 1850. 1895
Corner Chest. comparable value
1920 1895
4 lib Hinged Door Chests, conporo-
bic value $3.50. 1898
W6l-Loroe Housewares, End Floor
North Building
Evening star., 1960-06-16
Fomous-Moke
MopIe TobIes

GS%s'fsS5s GSi"s' 1ys; 74.ss
10 Moeozine End Tobles.
i6 lomp TobIes.
5 CocktoiI TobIes.
10 Wagon Book CoektoiI TobIes.
20 Foam Cushion Chairs, Danish
modern styling, comparable value
z for $500. 1899 eceh
WGL-Loroe Housewares,
End Floor, North Building
Evening star., 1960-06-16
Save Now on
CosuoI Fashions

Group includes eosuol dresses, coats
and knits. FabrieS include wool,
Doeron polyester and cotton, silk,
cotton and royon.
~ Pieces. Comparable value l4,e5,
900
80 Pieces. Comparable values 1875
to 22.e5. 400
80 Pieces. Comparable volue IS 100.
1900
90 Pieces. Comparable value 1895
and $500. z2.oo
80 Pieces. Comparable values 1895
TO $500. 1900
IS Pieces. Comparable values 1926
to 5o.o5. 37.oo
WGL-Cosuol Sportsweor, 3rd Floor;
oIso Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-06-16
Remnonts-FTdoy only
Furniture
Reduced

Bross Desk Unit. Comparable
value 2O.95. s.es
Bridge Choir. comparable val
ue 8.95. 5.9e
Folding Door. Comparable
value 3.e5. I.ee
z Base Kitchen cobinets.
Comparable value 1888.
7.se
Redwood Picnic Set, 5 feet, 5
piece. Comparable value
1895. 1888
Wardrobe cobinet. Compare
Bile value 27.88 1888
Utility cobinet. Comparable
voIue 3l.95. 1888
Chino Cabinet. Comparable
volue 2O.e5. s.ee
cedor Lown Choir. Compare
bic value 7.e5. 4.9e
Wardrobe. Comparable value
Il .88. ll.oo
Under Counter Cabinet. Com
poroble volue 1895. 1895
3-Pieee yellow Dinette Set.
Comparable volue 1895.
1883
TV Stond, bross. Comparable
value 7.95. 3.99
Padded Lawn Choir. Compare
Bile voIue l7.95. 9.S9
4 Ratton Settees. Comparable
value 24.95. 9.99
s Rotton choirs. Comparable
volue 5.99. z.oe
WGl-Loree Housewares,
3rd Floor North Building
Evening star., 1960-06-16
IdeoI for Fathers
Day. " Sovines on
Mems Fine Luggage

Top groin, hend-bordeTed ealfskin,
sobordine lined in mohosony OF
brown eoIors.
81" Companion Coses. Com
parable value $3.50 26.25
5 One Suffers. Comparable voIue
$3.50. ISIS
lS Two Suffers. Comparable value
5000. 5000
Please odd 1923 Federal tox.
WGL-Lue9oge, 7th Floor
Evening star., 1960-06-16
80

$500 poirs in o group Of high
fashion shoes including mid and high
heels, pumps and sondoIs. Potent,
bone, white and posteIs in the srour
WGL-The Shoe Center, End Floor
Evening star., 1960-06-16
Women's Dresses

Group Of dressy and tailored types,
also costumes. Sizes in group
l2h-24h and 3S-44. Fobries in
eIude royon-ond-oeetote, ArHeI tri-
oeetute, royon Enko sheers, cotton
and Daeron poIyester.
IS, comparable values $500 and
more l4.o0
80, comparable values $500 and
more 1900
10, comparable values $500 and
more $500
WGL-Dresses, Bird Floor
also Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-06-16
Gym Sets at
Big Savings

G%%s1yGS5s GSi"s' ;,'5s 27'7
I6-2" tubuIoF steel gym sets with
platform slides. z swings, 2-seeter
glider, tropexe Dor and horizontal
baT.
WGL-The Toy Store, 9th Floor
Evening star., 1960-06-16

Teen-Aee Dresses
Gombara5ie C. m b e, Value, 800
1925 to 1925 -
80 spring cotton and royon teen
age dresses. Broken sizes 7 TO s.
WGL-Teen-Aee Apparel,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-03-02
NeWsWonnen
Set Party
For rActors

Not one, but two, Capt.
Queegs will be on hand at
the American Newspaper
Women's Club reception to
be held from S to z pm. Sun
day in the club headquar-
ters at 1886 Connecticut
avenue NV.
Honored will be two actors
who have portrayed the CEN
tral character in Herman
Wouk's famous sea saga,
THE Caine Mutiny."
The honor guests will be
Lloyd Nolan, who immortal
lied the Navy captains role
in the Broadway production
of 'The Caine Mutiny Court
Martial" and Leon Janney
who currently is starring in
the same role in the Arena
Stage production of the play.
Mr.. Nolan is in Washing
ton to appear in Beverley
Cross "One More River" at
the National Theater. Mr..
Cross, and Mr.. Nolan's CO.
star, Mr.. Alfred Ryder. as
we'll as the plays feature
player, Mr.. Harry GUARDING,
have also been invited as
club guests. Also expected
Evening star., 1960-03-02
DEAR ABBY
She Has Mother in Law Lockiuw
BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

DEAR ABBY: I am sick
and tired of hearing my
mother-in-law tell me what
a wonderful HUSBAND ! have.
Just once I would like to hear
her tell her son what a
wonderful wife he has.
I raised five children. I did
all their barbering, made all
their clothing dncluding
coats) and made all the cur
tains and drapes fcT the
house. I MIXED cows, churned
butter. pitched hay, raised a
garden and canned all my
own fruit and vegetables.
Painted the house (inside and
OUT, mixed concrete. plas-
tered and laid linoleum. I am
A years old and I keep three
foster children besides our
own to bring in extra money.
My husband works eight
hours a day and if I don't
shave him and give him a
haircut, he goes without.
Evening star., 1960-03-02
. . .

Don't you think it's time my
mother-in-law gave me a
little credit?
DAUGHTER-IN-LAW
Your husbands mother
has maternal astigmatism"
and "mOther-in-law lOckjaw."
This is a common aiIment
among mothers of married
sons. Deep down in her heart
she knows what a wonderful
wife her son has, but she's
stumped when il comes to
arranging oral bouquets.
II
DEAR ABBY: I am a girl,
%. and believe it or not, I
have never had a date
Not because I haven't been
asked either. My mother and
dad were divorced when / was
a baby and all my life my
mother has filled me full of
stories about how rotten men
are. She always tells me to
stay single because ] am not
missing anything.
After graduating from high
school I went to a business
school and now l am en-
ployed in a large Office. A very
nice girl with whom / work
has been wanting to Ak me
up with her brother. My
mother won't hear of it.
I am tired of this anti-men
talk, and being watched like
a hawk. How can get my
freedom without defying my
mother? She is good as gold
in other ways. We two live
alone. Please help me, Abby.
DISCOURAGED.
Your mothers intentions
may be good as gOld"-but
they are tarnished. Declare
your independence and tell
your mother that you don't
believe "all men are rotten"
Take the opportunity to meet
Evening star., 1960-03-02

will be Mrs. Mary Frank,
producer of Zone More River"
Attending from the Arena
Stage management will be
Mrs. Thomas Zelda Fich-
andler, producing director of
Arena, and her husband who
is associate producer; Mr.. F.
Coles Strickland, producing
director of Arena, and Mrs.
Strickland. Mr.. Scott Kirk
patrick, manager of the Ma
tionaI Theater, will also be
a guest.
Heading the receiving line
will be the club president
Evening star., 1960-03-02
TwoGroups to Meet

The Kensington-W Wheaton
and Bethesda-Chevy Chase
groups of the Montgomery
County Chapter of Hadassah
will meet March IA at Arena
Stage to witness a production
of "The Iceman Cometh" by
Eugene O'Neill. Mrs. Charles
Potter is in charge of reserva-
tions.