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H. Tatlow w, brother of the
bride; Mr.. Robin Ritchie,
brother Of the bridegroom;
Mr.. William Ludlow Ritchie,
jr., Mr.. Donald Van Wart.
Mr.. John OLeary, Mr.. Rob-
ert Kranske. Mr.. George Gist
and Mr.. John Floyd.
A graduate of Dana Hall.
Wellesley, Mass, the bride
attended Sweet Briar College
and was graduated from the
University of Colorado She
was presented to society in
1854 at the WeStchester Co.
tillion in Rye. She is a mem
ber of the ScarSdale Junior
League and of the National
Society of Colonial Danes of
America.
The bridegroom attended
Rice Institute and the Uni
verSity of Houston, and is in
the Engineers Reserve Unit.
USA. Mr.. Ritchie is vice pres
ident and treasurer of Prod
uct and Industrial Engineer
ing Corporation of Arlington.
The couple will make their
home here.
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CIRCLING THE COUNTRYSIDE

and Nancy Jean. Loudoun
pony-clubberS, have all next
summer to ride with Mrs.
Sturrock, since she has Of
fered to instruct the club
during their out-of school
season.
Mrs. Sturrock. who has
hunted in England, Germany
and Egypt. goes out with
the area hunts. although
some zines under. or over,
mounted. Word of her ex-
pert handling of refractory
hunters has gotten around.
Bad Day
Some of these same area
hunts had a bad day last
week end when the snow
started falling lightly around
noon Saturday. Middleburg
stayed out later than they
thought, with hounds work.
ing both sides of Goose Greek.
One van had to be aban-
doned at Missy Sabin's, after
being emptied of its load.
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AAUW Branch
Forms Panel

Children, Books and TV"
will be the title of a panel
discussion, Tuesday, at the 8
pm. meeting of the Oxon Hill
Branch. AAUW.
Panel participants will in
clude Miss Elizabeth Hage,
county librarian; Mrs. Lou
Use Bennett. supervisor of
school Libraries, and Miss
Mary Elizabeth Kerby. a
teacher. Serving as modera-
tor VIII be Mrs. Maybelle Hall,
mass media chairman for
the branch. The group will
meet at Forest Heights Ele-
mentary School.
A new activity of the Oxon
Hill Branch is the formation
OF a new study group on The
Gifted and Education"
Other AAUW groups par
ticipating in this program in
clude the College Park, Lau-
rel and Lanham branches.
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MINK REDUCED

/ Natural Cerulean" Mink Clutch
Cape. Reduced to 1890
Natural Ranch and Cerulean* Mink
Clutch Capes. Reduced to 258.OO
l Natural Demi-Buff Mink Capelet.
Finest quality. Reduced to 288.OO
Natural Diadem Let-Out Mink
Stole. Reduced to-----3 358.OO
2 Natural Autumn Haze and Ceru-
leanF Mink Cape Jackets. Reduced
to 4aB. 90
l Extra Deep Large COllared Autumn
Haze Mink Stole. Finest custom
quality. Reduced to ---- $500
l Natural Ranch Mink Jacket. Large
collar. Size IA. Reduced to $500
l Natural Canadian Wild Mink Three
Quarter Length Coat. Size 49, Re
duced tO-------------- IJ88. 90
l Natural Autumn Haze" Mink Full
Length Tailored Coat. Finest quality
Size IA. Reduced 1888. 90
l Natural Canadian Wild Mink Full
Length Coat. Spiral sleeves. Size IA.
Reduced to ---------------24 -2495.O 90
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DRESSES

33 Cotton DresSe. Broken sizes. Orig.
8,95 to 1896 ----------. 95c
40 Cotton and Silk Dresses. Broken
sizes. Orig. 1896 to 1895 3.95
% Cotton Print Sunback Dresses.
Sizes 7, 8, 9, 10, H. Orig, 1895 to
25OO 5.95
l3 Cotton Dresses. Sizes 8, 10. II.
Orig. 1895 to 1895 5.95
sc Cotton and Eyelct Dresses. Broken
sizes. Orig. 1895 to $500 -- 7.9S
3 Orion and Wool 2-Pc. Dresses. Sizes
10, II, a. Orig $500 9.95
81 Better Dresses. Cotton and a few
silks. Broken sizes. Orig. 1895 to
1895 ~ lax
l Silk and Cotton Dress. Navy and
white. Size 10. Orig. $685. 1898
l Black Silk Crepe Dress. Size l2
Orig. 6995 I8.95
Black/White Check Silk Cocktail
Dresses. Sizes 10. u. Orig. 1896 22.95
/ Charcoal Silk PeSante Dress. Size
II. Orig. 1896 ---------- 1885
Second Floor
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FUR-TRIMMED
COATS

2 Dress Coats. Mink trimmed. Beige
and taupe. Sizes 10, ID Orig. 14900,
1900
l Dress Coat. Silver Fox trimmed.
Red. Size 10. Orig. 12900 90
Black Dress Coat. Mink trimmed.
Size l6. Orig. 1900 1890
l Black Dress Coat. Mink trimmed.
Bellciette design. Size 16 Orig. 1900,
$500
l Black White Tweed Coat. Black
dyed fox collar. Size IA. Orig. 1890,
1900
l Sudan Designer Dress Coat. Golden
glow dyed silver fox collar. Size IA.
Orig. 210.00--- 1890
5 Black Imported Ottoman Designer
Goats. Black dyed mink trim. Sizes
8, 10, IA. Orig. 1850 to $1,000 I28.OO
Third Floor
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SPORTSMAN

81 Cotton Skirts. Sizes 10 to l8,
solids and prints Orig. 395 I.88
9 Evening Skirts. Taffeta and velvet
Sizes 10 to 16. Orig. 1895 to 1895,
2.88
81 Cotton Shorts. Broken sizes. Orig.
395 and sos I.88
48 LeOtards. Assorted colors. Small,
and medium sizes. Orig 295 88c
So Cotton Skirts. Full and straight.
Sizes 8 to Is. Were 5.95 to 1895,
2.88 to 3.88
13 TwO-Piece Cotton and DacrOn
Dresses. Broken sizes. Orig 1925,
3.88
Denim Patio Dresses. Sizes 8 to
IA. Orig. 1895 3.88
Ii Printed Sun Dresses. Sizes 10 to
l8. Orig. 895 to 1895 -.-- 5.88
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120 Cotton Shirts
& BIouses Reduced
Orig. 1855 nn
Broken Sizes. OVV

Is TwO-Piece Evening Separates.
Sizes 10 to Is. Orig. $500 to $500,
4.88
25 VeIveteen and Wool Stacks. Orig.
895 to 1895 5.88
81 Cotton and Silk BlOuses. Orig. 595
and 695 2.88 and 3.88
81 Beaded Orion Cardigan Sweaters
Orig. 1895 and 1895 5.88
% Wool Skirts. (Solid colorS). Sizes
8 to l8. Orig. sos to 1900 3.88
Is Wool Bermuda Shorts. Broken
sizes. PlaidS and solids. Orig. 795,
3.88
Is Silk Shirts. Roll sleeves, convert
ible collar. Sizes 10 to 18. Orig 895,
5.88
q Bulky Knit Cardigan Sweaters.
Orig 1895 ----------- 5.88
Evening star., 1960-02-21
DOLORES PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer

HAMILTON, Va.-Mrs. Jan
Sturrock, whose husband
fights a British battle of the
Pentagon every day. left her
billet at the Joseph Rogers
in Hamilton last Sunday
after spending two weeks in
Structing members of the
Loudoun Hunt, and of the
Loudoun Hunt Pony Club. in
dressage and other fine
points of riding.
Mrs. Sturrock has done her
bit in a handS-acroSS-the-
saddle way to further British
and American relationship,
even though it has been
through the stable door.
Holding an instructors GER
tificate from the British
Horse Society. she has used
her authoritative background
in gay, friendly but very
thorough way, starting with
the judging of the Orange
County Hunts one-day-event
last fall.
Divided Interests
The Sturrocks. who live
in Mclean, have a divided
interest on what to do with a
fine week end. Col. Stur-
rocks affinity lies with sail
ing boats, while Mrs. Stur-
rocks obviously follows the
horses. With two years
dreSsage training in France
behind her. her free moments
are counted for in advance
among her widening circle of
Virginia and Maryland d
friends.
Joe and Pat Rogers, Caro-
lyn Rogers and daughter
Lynn and young Nancy
Cocroft worked with Mrs.
Sturrock at Joe's farm near
Hamilton, riding everything
from Joe's point-to-point
horse. Star Salome, to Caro-
lyn Rogers we'll known
show horse, Halo Miss. Lynn
Evening star., 1960-02-21

5 Wool Knit Dresses. Sizes 8, u, 16.
e. alsft
8 Cotton Knit Dresses. One-and- two
piece styles. Sizes IA to 20. Orig.
1895 and $500 7.88 and 1888
13 One-Piece Orion Knit Dresses.
Sizes 10 to 20. Orig 1895 1893
9 Leather Jackets. Broken sizes and
colorS. Orig 1895 -------- 24,OO
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Royal Blue Dress Coat. As is. Size
II. Orig. 1900 ------------ 1898
8 Dress and Casual Coats. Forstmann
and imported tWeedS. Sizes $40.
Orig. 1895 28. on
s Spring Suits. Dress and casual
styles. Sizes II, Is, 18. Orig. $500 to
90OO --------.-------.-- .------38.O 90
l Lilac Tweed Designer Coat. Size 10.
orig. 98O0------------ 1900
l FOrStmann Designer Dress Suit.
Toast color Size 16. Orig. 1000,
1890
Third Floor
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SUMMER SUITS

3S Fine Cotton Cord Summer Suits.
Sizes 10 to 20 and half sizes. Orig.
17.95-l9.95 ---- 800
20 RayOn and Cotton Print Summer
Suits. Broken sizes. Orig. 1895 to
Third Floor
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to Rummo9e Lows You'll find every worthy Of the Zir-
KIN Io0el Zrkn quality in every stitch Note the savings.
ran 10 be here eory when the doors at 800 AM All
fuS subject to 1920 tax Furs ond held on reasonable
deposit
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EVERY COMPARATIVE PRICE ABSOLUTELY FORMER SELLING PRICE
Evening star., 1960-02-21

Just Beautiful postel ond Ceru-
lean" Iet-out mink stoIes. All
reduced from our requIor higher
priced stock.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

Products Labeled Show Country Of Origin Of Imported Fu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

MSA 1850 roadster: Ssrs.eus are
irsssss; 5000 '1 actual At os.iovS Der
driven miles. Car delivered new
July 90. Absolutely without nav.
showroom appearance. Must sac
ftfee, Owner leaving city: S2,1e6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
=s5.::ssILEs FOR SALE

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02

PONTIAC 1855 star chief haEdtep;
excel. eond., one owner; Sez6 or
make offer. OIL. 6-e103.
PONTIAC '5s "s' eonv.; hydra, 2.
ana b.. excel. eond., must sell;
$3.50. he. 4-O76i.
PONTIAC I52 sta. VaEJ hydF1,
or best otier. AP. 7-4767.
PONTIAC 1854 hardtop; fully
equip; best ofIeF. JU. 9.4eD4.
PONTIAC '5e chieftain station
wason: hydramatie. power steer
ing ana brakes. r. and h.; low
mileage, like new throughout; was
Msspb. Clearance sale price,
1895, WIssudKR CHEVRO-
LET, Y Corners, Pals Church, Va.
". 2-1177. JE. 2-7S7s.
PONTIAC rs; runs Ike new: looks
and tires fair; good transp.; S126
or best offer. LA. e-7S24.
PONTIAC 80 z-df.; IKE new: r,
h.. fully equipped; best reas. efer.
VIII. e-s53S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02

PONTIAC '5s eonysTtlbls: radio,
brakes. Alpine white with black
tops can finance With sos down.
WILLIAMS AUTO, INC.
20th and K SITS. NV. FL. 7-6353
PONTIAC 1906; 20ss reduction
choose iron, factory iresh ears s.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 4221 Conn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02

roN,TiAcs, nsy q Hssd. ''TOr tie
MCNEIL PONTIAC
af is TIL VIZ, H axe or s 81; tsisSSSS
PONTIAC ,53 2-dooTi stYsight ShIit;
SSSoo1O. AZ M.ooD PONTIAC 1871
PONTIAC '56 Star Chief Custom
Catalina coupe: hydrsmatie, power
Ss .stsTs RoTts r.. 9rEHSccfisRY a SiS
CONDITIONED; turauoise; week
end special S1,7B0.
JACK BLANK
1887 Irving 81. NV. AID. 4-sSoo
S4SC sh AM d On s JACK EEL A NaESes7O
PONTIAC 80; fully equipped; 3
tone: sale price, $685.. LEE d.
BUTTER, t121 21st ct. NV. FE.
PONTIAC 80 cow. auto, trans. !,
Z. and h., power steering and
guaranteed; S2.se6.
STANDARD PONTIAC
5000 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 2-bI16
PONTIAC '65 Star Chief coupe;
one owner. $4,000 miles; immaeu-
4s2i Conn. ave. -"O'
PONTIAC SO etaFchief safari Wae-
on: auto, r. and h.y p g., .. b.,
atone. Wv. tires, fully guar, 10
to choose from; 81 ,O0b,
STANDARD PONTIAC
SeassnItssn shoppins Gu" ~
PONTIAC $50 star chief l-dr.
hsrdtop; full power; one owner;
$500 FLOOD PONTIAC. 4221
PONTIAC $50 Star Chief custom
Safafi WAGON; hydlamatie, power
Steering. power brakes, radio. heat
eH, Wv. tires; blue and white;
weekend special: Sse5.
JACK BLANK
1897 Irving g. EsoSET NV AID. 4.ssoO
s40C sk stfe 81 oN MACK JACK B sAi NSKse07O
PONTIAC '66 star chief custom
.tsH-j .svk: NJ ISaS' poEst
heater. Wv. tires; Blue and white;
weekend special. $685..
JACK BLANK
1897 IryinE d. NV. AID. $500
s4eCp a ltte 81 cS E jSck s EAi aero
PONTIAC 80 Bonnevills convert ;
yet black yImateh. black top;
Wv tires, fact. tri-earb. engine,
hydra trans; Wonderbar radio:
heatsr, .. brakes. ,. steer. .. win
SSSF.s' cru. sTTisso D..Ei Tinted gl,sS. !.
o. best oder. can WI. 2-7S7a.
PONTIAC 80 starehisf cdr, Sc
dan; auto, 7. and b.. .. s.. Wv.
sssS.r SssSi t Tisn .u.r nsstss sss
STANDARD PONTIAC
SoussnstSxn shcppinE ctr" -
RQNTIAC 1888; seed condition
and 8 pm. u. 2-e416.
PONTIAC 80 Bonneville: h.t., 3
70. s.sSsS. '
PONTIAC AS, z Dr.. Q eyI. GOOD
. sfis A afc . oSssssoss5" '00d s0nd'
PONTIAC 1855 4.dooF; 800. =
SO 0THERs 10 CHOOSE FROM
HERSON'S 9th & o
CASH. TRADE, TERMS
DE. 2-4700
PoNTIAC 20; q; and :. Or.
PONTIAC 80 gtaFchiei; hydro
sood condition. sSas. cH. s1sses'
f0 Q NJ e. SS ''tstIOn .sEon auto.
BOB b, PECK
cHEvRoLEr-coRvAiR
1855 Wilson Blvd, Arl., ia. 2-e004
PONTIAC 1850. Bonneyiiie, full
power, equip, original owner
a MSs. 'i Mo. Hss .sses OhsF &C.
PONTIAC go 4-door sedan: com
peny omeial car. nev-ear titls.
6O.O00-mtle guarantee. 3 TO
choose from: :. and b.. auto,
r sRPsTi' ssas VS'T 4. 'ts:ssTssp i I'D
trade for your car; bank terms
10 AZ your budget.
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1890 WIS. AVE. OIL. $4,000
I'M THE HART or BETHEsDH"
PONTIAC 1883 4-dF. sedan; good
i SSadi sss5. q. sfd a. e. sSssssss S steer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02

6LD5. ~. "ssE holiday sedan
Ssfs:. sSs:Dtionsi isF'n ssood 0HSS us
S2,IeB. CCC guar.
Capitol Ca dillac- OldS Co.
1879 22nd ct. NV. FL. $4,000
OLDS 81 "es" Holiday sedan
orig. owner; low nj; excel. eond.
fully , EQUIP: best ger ,ssyyscE
Nh. NICHOLAS:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
AuToMoBILEs FoR SALE

PONTIAC 80 Bonneville Vista
power stserins and brakes: excel
eond:; S2,e7b or best osffer. IL.
o-491S.
P0RsCHE
80 1880" Super; radio and heat
eI: perfect; 1886. OIL. 4-b22e.
PORsCHE 1885 "i6O0S COUPE
rearene body and engine. dam.
aged VIII sell parts. 70. 2-2262,
Great Mills, Nd.
P0ReCHE 1888 super coupe: IN
hauled: 1928. Cal WH. S-SaS3'
RAABLER ~ Super station Wagon;
the economy king. straight shift.
d-cylinder. aqua and white, radio,
heater. Wv. tires, exceptionally
clean your best buy today: $1,0e5.
TRI-COUNTY RAMBLER
Opposite Laurel Shopping Center
Route /, Laurel. Nd.
TO. e-707l TO. e-6ie3
No Toll Charge from Metro. Area
70 Other Clean Cars 10 Choose From
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02

P IIII1S!uT va s;aocT hsIdtog: 3
white nnish, interior IKE brand.
new. reconditionsd and Gvaiap.
TED; ,,Jt yp nries 81 ;os6: TONS
6-O0l3, 10. b.2lOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

strdsoS: s.aSt. soi iissss Wit. 1I AZ.
ish, auto. trans 7. and h.; excel.
eond. low mi. Only e75 down,
payments ct bank. L. P. sTEUART,
INC. 34th and Benning I'd. ne.
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I0NfIAC '5S eonv. s-eyI.; !, and B.,
zee sifsG PS Sm. i6 S.s S- S:ssSs: IL and
Evening star., 1960-01-07
Virginia Moist, l8, Dies
From Fall at College

A Falls Church girl died
yesterday at Radford College
in Southwest Virginia after a
fall on the steps Of a campus
building.
She was Virginia Claranne
Moist, Is, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John M. Moist Of 507
South Meadow lane, Falls
Church, a lifelong resident
there.
Miss Moist, a graduate of
Falls Church High School last
June, was a freshman student
at Radford, majoring in physi-
cal education.
She fell on the steps of
Founders Hall.
DR.. Charles Duncan. Radford
medical examiner, ordered the
body sent to Roanoke for an
autopsy which disclosed that
Miss Moist died from a frac-
tured skull and other head in
juries. DR.. Duncan said the
girl apparently stumbled and
struck her head. There was a
deep cash in her forehead.
At Radford Miss Moist was a
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Louis M. WoIford,
Sufety Engineer

Louis M. Wolford, 81. a safe
ty engineer with the Labor De-
partment for over IL years,
died yesterday in George
Washington Hospital.
A native of Pittsburgh, Mr..
Wolford studied at Carnegie
Technical Institute. He served
in the Navy during World
War I.
Mr.. Wolford joined the La
Dor Department as safety en-
gineer in 1947.
He was a Mason and men,
Der of the Scottish Rite, a
Shriner and a member Of the
American Society of Safety
Engineers and Of the American
Legion.
He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Frances S. Wolford, of the
home address, 6010 Melvern
drive, Bethesda; his mother,
Mrs. Eta Wolford of WayneS-
boro, Va. and two sisters, Mrs.
George D. Brown Of Waynes-
boro and Mrs. c. F. Davidson
Of Pittsburgh.
Funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
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the University of California. He
had been engaged in research
and teaching projects at Cali
forniA and Yale.
DR.. YoShioka also worked for
the New York Public Health
Department and the Public
Health Service. He came to
Washington in 1899.
DR.. Yoshioka entered the
Psychological Warfare Section
of the once of Naval Intelli-
gence in World War II. He was
also q consultant to the Special
Languages Division Of the De-
partment of State.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Ruby
Yoshioka, and a daughter, Miss
Sylvia Yoshioka, both Of the
home address, 60l6 Conway
road, Bethesda, Md.
A memorial service will be
held at 3 pm. tomorrow in
the Robert Pumphrey Funeral
Home, 1857 Wisconsin avenue,
Bethesda, Md. Burial will be
private.
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high school she had been a
member of the American His
tory Honor Society and the stu
dent staff. She was q clinic as
Sistant and played girls soft
ball.
Besides her parents, she
leaves a sister, Margaret
Moist, Is.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm, tomorrow at Luther
Place Memorial Church, Four
teenth and N streets NV. Bu-
rial will be in Delaware, Ohio.
the family home Of Virginia's
father.
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M. 6. HeroId, Sr.

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 7 CAP).-
Mathew G. Herold, ST., IS, New
York lawyer and officer of nu-
merous corporations. died yes
terday of a heart attack while
vacationing on q yacht in the
Bahamas. He was senior part
ner in the firm Of Nudge,
Stern, Baldwin & Todd.
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JIG. Yoshioku,
Ex-PsychoIoeist
With Government

Joseph G. Yoshioka, 10, a
former Government psycholo-
gist, died Tuesday at Suburban
Hospital.
He had worked for the past
Is years with the Chemical Alb
Stracts Division of the Ameri-
can Chemical Society.
Born in Japan, he earned his
doctor of philosophy degree at
Evening star., 1960-01-07
Mrs. Murphy, 36,
Ex-ArmyNurse

Mrs. John G. Murphy. 36. an
Army nurse during World War
II, died January 2 in a veterans
hospital In Richmond, Va.
The former Peggy Grum-
bach, she served in the Philip
pines after she was graduated
from the Gallinger Hospital
Nursing School in 1914. After
the war. she worked at GAL
linger-now District General
and the Prince Georges General
Hospital until 1858.
She leaves her husband,
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Leather Gloves
Reduced

- PsiFs l2-Butten Length Imported
Suede Gloves with 3-button open
ing at wrist. White, beige, black,
novy. brown, pink, light blue. Were
1895 -- -- $50
20 PsiFs French DOsskin Gloves, g.
button length. Brown, ton, beige.
Were l2.SS ---- $50
81 PsiFs Assorted Kid snd Suede
Gloves, mostly s-button length. A
few poirs OF white l6-button suede
in the group. Were 995 to l2.e5
and more 49, - $50
- Psirs Shortis Gloves in kid, suede,
pieskin; black, red, orange, beige
Were 500 ond 6.eS $50
Broken sizes in oil groups.
WGl-Gloves, lst Floor
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ToddIer OveroIls
Regularly 399
.p.s'o' 90

200 pairs OF fodder boys end
girls plsid corduroy everolIs.
50 ToddIer BoyS' Lined oVeEslIs in
sizes z TO 4. Were ago. 2.s9
100 ToddIer Beys' ovsrsIIs in ViyeIIo.
$50 wool, 1870 cotton. Sizes Z
TO a. Were 6.99 - -3.Ss
50 Toddlsr Boys' Sport Shirts in
sizes z TO 4. Were l.7e and ! 80,
sse end 99e
50 fodder Girls end Girls Cotton
BIouses in sizes z to 4 and 3 TO Ok.
Were $50 and 800, $50 end i.ss
IS Bsys' Weel Plaid ShsFts in sizes
3 10 6S. Were 800 -I.e9
WGL-Chiidren's Apparel, 4th Floor,
selections OF Chevy Chose
and 7 Corners
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Imported Golf and
Hunting Joekets

IS Golf ysekets - Imported from
Enolond voter resistont cotton
jockets with elastic sleeves and woist
bonds. In red, eroy ond ten. S, M,
L ond XL. Not oil sizes in oil coiors,
but on excellent selection. Were
1926 5--lASo
20 Hunting JeeketS-Cotton ioekets
imported from England. In ton
with solid red or red pIoid lining and
collar. SoVe more than one holt on
these ioekets -Is.So
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
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THE EVENING STAR B-9
WsshinStsn, o. c. tx
ThBrSSey, Jss1orY 7, 1860

John. of the home address, s404
DuBarry avenue, Lanham, Nd.
and two sisters, Mrs. Samuel
Murphy Of the home and Mrs.
Alfred Rodman Of Bedford.
Mass.
Services viii be at 1880 am.
tomorrow at Chambers Funeral
Home, 5S01 Cleveland avenue.
Riverdale, Md. Burial viii be In
Arlington Cemetery.
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Clearance OF
Table Lamps

4 Contemporary cendsIsbrum-styIs
Were $500 ---<- 1850
3 Contemporary csndIsstiek-ssyIss.
We're 1895 --.i 1850
! CIsssie Column style, white and
ooId-eolor. Wes 1895 - 1850
5 Modsrn White cersmie Lsmps.
Were 1895 .---s.6o
J S~sdish-s'yIs in eIess end woInut.
Were 1895 -------- 1850
Z orisntoI-styls Lamps in chino and
woInut. Were 1895 --. 1850
, 6less Lemps in white ond gold
color. Were 24e5 -- 1850
- Modern Desk Lsmps in white ond
block or bross. Were 1895 ond
2I.e5 " 1850
WGL-Lomps, 7th Floor
Evening star., 1960-01-07
Sove On Mems
Underwear

$500 cotten BresdeIoth BexeF
SheERs-Hieh count, shrink resist
ont fobrie, with heot reSistont woist-
bond. Were LIS, Sse, ; fer $50
800 Knit cStton T-Shirts-Rein-
forced collar, shrink resistont. Were
! IS ---- .. 0Se. ; fos $50
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1960-01-07
Lung CopucitY

BALTIMORE.-It is generally
estimated that human lungs
take in about 25 ounces Of oxy-
gen in every "a hours.
Evening star., 1960-01-07

member of the Luther Student
Association, YWCA, Athletic
Association, and the Curtain
Clan, college dramatic club. In
Evening star., 1960-01-07
Teens BIouses
Reduced

$50 Dresses snd Jumpers in wool.
White and colors. Were o.9S TO
$500 ---6.oo TO 1900
100 Swsster in bulky cordioon
style, white Orion. Deeoroted. S, NJ
L. Were 7.99--6. 500
400 BIeusss in embroidered long
sleeve shirt style. White, ton ond
oroy. Also some brocodes in beige.
Assorted fobrics in sizes 9 to s.
Were 4.99 800
WGL-Teen-oee Apporel,
Ath Floor
Evening star., 1960-01-07
Girls Apparel
300 :" 1000
Vas S.9o 10 $500

vas S.It 10 ES.W
200 pieces in Q group thSt includes
dresses, skirts, Jumpers end skstins
skirts. Gotten, wSel end silk in the
sFeup. Sizes 7 10 -.
WGL-GirIs' Apporel, 4'h Floor,
selections OF Chevy Chose,
Corners ond kleSondrio
Evening star., 1960-01-07
Sovinss on Mems
Sport Coots
$3.50 and $3.50

We're $500 and 5000
200 finely toiIoTed reductions frsm
eur resuIor stock. In checks and
stripes. Browns and sroys. Broken
sizes, SO 10 36, in resulOE, short
snd iens.
WGl-The Mems Store, End Floor,
also Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-01-07
Pre-lnventory
Clearance of Fine
Foshion Fabrics
7Qe yard

We're 100 TO 1.49 yard
Reductions f.om stock Of Fsmous-
nsme auelity febVies. Limited eoIer
rsRse. LsFse assortment eosy-eore
eSttons and blends included. So"
70 ~" vide.
1000 yards Amsritex cotton / /ArnsI
checks, AmeFitex woven cotton
novelties, Lossntsx Esst Indion
cotton prints, Dan River woven cot
tons, Dumori GiNshsHs, cremptOn
cotton prints.
5000 ysFds cOhamo Dseron Cot
ton Novelties, ATeVitsH Quilted Get
tens, AmsFitex woven Cotton Novel;
ties, Queen Anne Cotton GinshsmS,
Burlington PIoid csttsn ShGsbsrk,
Chino Prints, WiIIiom Anderson
cstson PIoids, Hope SkilImsn Cotton
Novelties, 36" to a." wide. Were
! so to 2.o6 yord - 100 yord
SpseioI Purchase, Sprins end Resort
WooIs and Blends 400 ysrd
1000 Yords OF High Foshion Fobrics
in new ond beautiful eoIors and tex
lures. Many one.of-o-kind. All
marked for fobric content.
WGL-Foshion Fobhcs, 9th Floor,
also Chevy Chose and Alexandra