davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-11-26

seated neither the honor guest
nor the ranking lady guest.
Mrs. Lyndon johnson, on his
right or left. Instead both,
along with other ranking
guests we're made hostesses
or hosts at individual tables.
Evening star., 1961-11-26

have been known to - sit in
stony silence throughout the
dinner without touching their
food; y turn their plates
over and refuse all foo. while
maintaining stony silence;
81 insist on moving their
places, and ~ walk out.
AT THE RECENT PRI-
VATE White House dinner
dance for Princess Stanislas
Radziwill, the President
Evening star., 1961-11-26

feel he has a right to take
offense if he is moved down
a peg to make room for the
citizen he is serving.
1t may come as a surprise
to some people that anyone
would take offense regarding
his or her relative position
to the hostess or host.
But the fact of the matter
is Ambassadors not seated
exactly according to rank
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-06
BOOknobiIe

The Montgomery County De-
partment of Public Libraries
bookmobile is scheduled for the
following locations, during the
week beginning Friday, July z:
Friday, July 7-Burtonsville,
3:15-4:30; Georgetown Village,
3:15-4:30; White Oak, 3:15-4:3O.
Saturday, July-Darnestown,
I9:15-10; Poolesville, 10:30-11:30;
Comus, 11:45-12:15; Clarksburg,
12:30-1; Damascus, "a; Cedar
Grove, 4:15.4:45.
Monday, July 10 Beallsville,
3:15-4:30; Alta Vista, 3:15-4:30;
Rock Creek Gardens, $3.50;
Piney Branch, 3:15-4:30.
Tuesday, July 11-Colesville,
3:15-4:30; Connecticut Avenue
Estates, 3:15-4:30; Oakview,
3:15-S:30.
Wednesday, July 12-Poto-
mac, 3:15-4:30; Rock Creek Pal
isades, 3:15-4:30; North West
Park, 3:15-8:30.
Thursday, July 13-Olney,
3:15-4:30; Laytonsville, AIS
4:45; Chevy Chase, 3:15-8:30;
Glenmont, 3:15-4:30.
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Caithersburg Washington Grove

of Mr.. Nuts aunt and uncle.
They also visited relatives in
Cleveland. Mr.. and Mrs. Mutt
are happy about the arrival of
their first grandson, Robert
Brewster, born June 22nd to
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mutt of
Santa Barbara, Calf.
Washington Grove welcomes
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd G. Kenvjn
and their three children who
have moved into the former
Schmidt house.
Miss Bertha Evans, Mrs.
Refine Hymiller, and Mrs. Mary
Burton of the Asbury Meth
odist Home attended the three
Gay Older Peoples Conference
at Western Maryland College.
A group of young people
from Centre Street Church,
Cumberland, are spendin g
Thursday at the Asbury Home.
Patsy Fink, Melvin Glover,
jr. and Kenneth Stiles, local
All members who are part of
the Maryland group to visit
Minnesota this year, are hav-
ing a wonderful time, accord
ing to their parents reports. On
the way back this week, they
will visit the Rochester Medical
Center and spend the night at
Lake Geneva, arriving home on
Friday.
Mary Kay Pughe has been
visiting friends at Saranac,
New York. Her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Pughe, made
the trip to the Adirondacks
over the holiday to bring her
home.
DR.. and Mrs. James Hundley
have returned from visiting
relatives in Summerville and In
dianapolis, Ind.
The Gaithersburg Business
Associations luncheon will be
held Tuesday, July 18th.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-06
July 18th Is Not Like The Good OF Days
By ELY Bradley

Mother a lady if ever
there were one-tells me it's
never a very good idea for a
gal to talk about the Good
Old Days as though she were
there.
"a woman who tells you
her age viii tell you any
thing" is her pointed advice
but we've a feeling she'll for
give us if we talk about some
good old days that are especi-
ally dear to us and which we
miss like fury every year
about this time.
1t starts in the Spring each
year that we want to start
talking about them, and hits
its peak right about the
Fourth of July.
If you have youngsters, it
hits you especially hard. If
you're still a youngster at
heart, it can be just as bad.
We've never stopped being
thrilled at the news the cir
Gus was coming to town.
That's what it does in the
Spring. Then we remember
there's no more Big Top of
our childhood, under which
the screeching, writhing,
wiggling, squealing, roaring,
growing, sleeping and
stretching and thoroughly
fascinating proud specimens
of the wild animal kingdom
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-06
YMCA Schedules
Swim Classes

The Montgomery County
YMCA is now accepting regis
trations for the second series of
girls and boys swimming
classes.
The beginners and interme-
dates, Z to IA years old, starts
July 18th and extends through
August End.
Classes are to be held three
times a week: Monday, We'd
nesdays, and Fridays, from 9
am. to IL noon.
Mrs. Peggy Sandberg is the
instructor. She will be assisted
by Ken Alderman, Ellen Acker-
man and Lynn Kvernvik.
Early registration is suggest
ed since some of the classes are
already filled.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-06

awaited your feverish inspec-
ton before, during and after
the main show in the three
big rings. These, and that
amazing assortment of undu-
lating, muscle-flexing, SER
peant-wrapped, two headed,
fat, thin, big and little, paint
ed, tawdry am noisy sideshow
performers whose acts lined
the broad midway - these
We're all a part of the Big Top
show that came to town each
spring and which comes to
town no more.
The sawdust is still there,
and most of the wonderful,
strange smells of the old cir
cus--but it's all indoors and
protected now, and it's not the
same, and l watch our little
girl each spring dazzled by
John Ringing North's latest
expensive extravaganza and
just wish l could take her
back one afternoon to the cir
Gus / knew and remember so
differently
Then it's late in June, and
the Fourth of July Is coming!
When / was small, we waited
for weeks for the backyard
spectacular we knew Daddy
would put on, without fail,
for us the minute it turned
dusk. We picnicked, we
swan, we lazied or went visit
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-06
By Sylvia Tate Koran

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Stros-
nider, ST., and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. R. Strosnider, jr., and their
two sons, Russell and Mark of
Rockville, recently spent the
weekend at Hershey, Pa.
At the last meeting of the
Gaithersburg Lions Club at
Washington Grove Methodist
Church, former governor of
District 22C Herb Reichelt in
stalled the following officers:
William E. Norman, president;
William w. Bradley, first vice
president; j. Lawrence Best,
second vice president; William
M. Christie, third vice presi-
dent; James w. Hane. secre-
tary; Richard B. Perry, treas
urer; James A. Federline, Lien
tanner; ]. Roland Ward, tail
twister; Fenton ]. Kephart, Will
liam w. Smith, Harold Morris,
E. Lee Gartner, directors.
Visiting the Robert Millirons
last week were Mrs. Milliron's
brother and sister-in-law, the
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Derhart
ard their two children Kathy
and Mark, from Youngstown,
Ohio. This week, Mr.. Milliron's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin
Milliron are here from Steuben-
vile, Ohio.
The Washington Grove Home
makers Club enjoyed a picnic
recently at the summer cottage
of Mrs. William K. Teepe at
Seneca. Twenty-four members
and guests attended.
+
Miss Linda Largerson re-
Gently graduated from Ameri-
can Airlines College in Ft.
Worth, Texas. Upon her return
to the East Coast, Laguardia
will be her operations base.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mutt
have returned from their trip to
Detroit, where they attended
the 60th wedding anniversary
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-06

ing through the long after
noon, but always with the an
ticipation of that wonderful
half-hour or so when all eyes
would be fixed on the blaze
and sparkle and splendor of
fireworks against a darkening
sky.
Sometimes we had the
neighbors in, with their chill
dren, but usually it was just
us-Mother, Daddy, an aunt
and uncle or two, my sisters
and me-hushed before a dis
play of light and sound we
knew we wouldn't see again
for another whole year.
We were told the fireworks
were dangerous. We knew we
weren't to get near them.
That made it even more ex-
citing. Being girls, it never
entered our heads to defy the
paternal edict against touch
ing them or getting too close.
Boys did, we were told, and
they had terrible accidents.
Some lost their eyes and
others were manned terribly.
We were terrified of the po-
tential danger these beautiful
things held-and loved every
minute of it.
The lawmakers of Mont
gomery County and elsewhere
in this nation acted in wisdom
ord oaA1 I'D IL. -.
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should hop on the

iasss and you should hop on The
beauty band wagon.
Hair eoIorins is for you. There's
no question about IL. Let our
expert heir eoloring specialists do
II for you. Joyee's Studio OF
Beauty. IA E. Montgomery Ave-
nue.. Rockville. Poplar 7-2434.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-06

tered. 7 o U
know how you
long TO make
some sort Of
change once in
q while. Well.
h air eolorins
m sy Just be
the answer. So
m a ny women
are making use
Of IFS advan-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-06
IT'S A
FACT
BY J. l..
jerry" King

Is 1t Easier to Swim in Why Does "Lb" Stand
Deep Water? "POund?"
There is scientific foun. Considering that pound does
daon for the belief that buoy contain either is
orc with tho denth strange to people why h.
' should be the symbol for
ol le "aer ~ - just as easy pound The Latin word Libra
to swim In water ten feet deep pound and it from
a hundred Deep this that the h. originated
THE j. L. KING FLOOR COMPANY RETAIL and
CONTRACT SERVICE :. All our work is GUARANTEED
to please you and your BUDGET CREDIT TERMS are
so convenient . Have that SHINY NEW FLOOR installed
NOW PHONE HA. 1927 1903 N STONESTREET
AVENUE .. j. L. KING FLOOR COMPANY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-06

ne residents Oh dSnlnSLOn
Grove gathered in the park on
July 4th to celebrate indie
pendence Day. The Mayor
organized a softball game and
managed the younger team.
The adult team was managed
by Bob Boardman. Town coun-
Gilman were umpires. After a
picnic supper, the community
sang together and then played
bingo.
Miss Virginia Price gave a
bridal shower for Miss Kay
Demory, who is being married
on July 18th. Miss Virginia
Swanson of New Lexington,
Ohio assisted. Gifts were at
tached to streamers from a
pink and green umbrella CEN
terpiece and the cake was dec
Grated in the same color
scheme. Twenty-three guests
were present, including Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Swanson, who are
spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Arnold Price.
= =
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Hall and
their children, Kendra and
Kelvin, are mentioning. They
left last week for Ames, Iowa,
and will stop in Chicago and
Columbus, Ohio.
Miss Mary Lou Glover was a
recent graduate of the Wash
ington Hospital Center School
of Nursing.
The International Lions Con-
vention at Atlantic City was at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Craigie, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Gil
liam, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Gloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Norman, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Walker and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Griffith.
Mrs. Joseph Richardson, Mrs.
Richard Player and Mrs. Ro-
bert Stevenson were the guests
of Mrs. John Bulman at Deep
Creek Lake for a bridge week
end.
twenty-five Boy Scouts from
Troop 236 left Sunday for a
week at Camp Roosevelt on the
Chesapeake Bay.
st. Luke's Lutheran Church
Vacation Bible School starts
Monday, July 10th. The Rev.
William Mercer and the Com
mittee on Parish Education,
Bruce Weed, Ola Magruder,
Janet Reinhard and David Gro
gan, have planned a program
with the theme, Goods Holy
Law" The morning classes
will be held from 9 to IL for
children from two years
through 10. The adult group
will meet informally on the
church lawn from 8 to 9 pm.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
Fifteen young people of st.
Luke's recently spent a few
days at Camp Wabanna in
Mayo, Md.
Mrs. H. Clark Helms and her
niece, Mrs. John Clephane, left
last week for Mansion, Wis
consin.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lawrence
Best left for three weeks va
cation. They are driving to
Missouri and will spend some
time visiting in Joplin and
Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fred
erick of Washington Grave are
fishing at Deep Creek Lake
this week.
When the new Home Center
of the Gaithersburg Lumber
Yard opens on the 18th, Frank
Cornelius, a student at Amherst
College and Jim LeCompte,
University of North Carolina,
viii be working for the sum-
mer. Elaine Grogan, a recent
Gaithersburg High School grad
uate, is employed in the office,
and William Duvall, a high
school senior, is employed over
the summer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-06
By ELY Bradley

they outlawed private fire
works displays we guess.
Now we must take the young
sters off in the car to Takoma
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-06

Park or Wheaton, where, with
thousands of others Of equal
ly as frustrated, we're sure,
we watch displays on nice,
safe ground where no one can
get too close to the incen+
diaries. It's so sensible,
really.
But, as we say, it isn't like
the Good Old Days.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-06
LouSyLady
By: JOYCE
IT'S ON TOP

Color, that is! And II looks as
though It's there 70 stay. You'll
like The change II creates. Your
current fashions will be compile
menfed and your Appearance flat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14

FURNITURE SAVINGS
Seoy Eclipse Hollywood Bed Outfits Doubeduy sit and
sleep outfits firm construction. Colonial print legs
included twin sets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Belgium Plate Gloss Door MirFors-Mosf Wanted Size
1884. Beautiful polished edges Clips and included
tor cosy hanging
Sove 1879 Afer-SoIe Turner Pane MuraIs. Famous
decorator ponels large size Choice Of various subjects
HormonIzIn9 frones
Trudono Rowe Soto, foam rubber cushions Coil spring
edges fully skirted, quality coverings and wene Lime,
After Sale Price 1895 Pair Of ch6rs Loveseot Danish
modern styles foam cushions Lovely decorator eoors 5seS
6-Pe. Modern Walnut Bedroom by coemen, fown finish
You get dresser mirror chest ponel bed and night stands
Grocetu, modern lines
S-Pe ltoon Provincial Cherry Dining Set Bosett crofted
Suite includes so" chino, oval tobIe eo side chairs,
Imported Philippine Mohosony Seat Folding Doors. After
Sole Price 1899 Fit any opening up to &c. wide. Trock
ond hodwore included. Many uses!-
CAMERAS, TAPE RECORDERS
Reg. 1926 Rondo 3-Lens Automatic Electric Eye Movie
Reg. 1888 WoIensok 1854 4Troek stereo Tape Re-
CAMERAS, TAPE REcoRDERS-ALL STORES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14

FIELDcREST BREATH OF SPRING" TOWELS, z4x4e"
IN coLoRS. Print in pink, turquoise beige. First auo,
fost coIors After Sale Price e9------------sse
WALL-To-WALL BATH cARPETlNG. ioos6 NYLoN,
MATCHING LID COVER; 5x6' size, do-it-yoursef cosy
instructions included available in nine coIors Set 1898.
COTTON FLANNEL-BAcK PLASTIC CLOTHS, 52x52",
if pert. $50 Assorted styles, coors- 1873
52x7o" If peri 4.5o, ca. 2.se; 52xeo" tf pert 5s9l,
60. 3.ss; TO" rounds (if pert. 4.ee), co. 2ss.
Surety Doeron9 Filled Pillows. Washable Odor-Free
Non-oeeenic Filled with DoeronS Poyester Choice Of solid
color tickinos. After Sole Price. 2/loe8 ------2/s.ss
FedeFess Jsequord Weave Mosaic Stripe Bsdspreod. twin
full Choice of red blue brown stripe combinations Of
coors. Completely washable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14
FASHION FABRICS

Special Cuts Of Fine Fashion FobHes. Dark tones
prints Many fobrcs and coors -------.. 4
AFteT-SoIe Price i.59 Famous Name "AeeIe"B
Prints and DaeronG PoIyester Prints. 45"---
After-SoIe Price l.29-l.5s Miracle Blend Fobries.
prints, crease resstont As" wide --------
FASHION FABRIcs-ALL S STORES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14
BOYS WEAR

Reg 4.ss BOys Lined Jaeksts woter repeIen zip front
$40 3.33
Reg 3ss Boys LsmbswooII oFone seryIie end 1909 Or
len Sweaters, 6-l6 1.s9
Res 3ss-4.es Beys Levi PineoFd Stacks, Ivy model Sims
and huskies in the group
MEMS WEAR
Meas Regular 5Soo-5ssS Fall Suits From Our Stocks.
Hord finished worsteds and wool fonnels in olive blue
oil the best colos potterns-
Regular I6s5ls.s5 Mems Sheldon AFstOero Sseks. Our
exclusive obel in worsted flannel and sheen oobordne.
Sizes 1912 in wanted coors ------------------lz.s9
Regular SOS Mems Polished Cotton Stacks with Zelon
finish Sunton olive in % &c. PeotIess front. Resss
voter, wrinkles, dirt. pors 850---------------4. 49,
After Sale Price 100 Mems Boxer Shorts. Shirts Ath
lese Shirts White, solid foney boxer athletic shirts,
cotton shirts. Poly. peck Of 3 for 225------77e
Mems After Sole Price 90 Hose Poerns oroyIes looqo
oon9 ocryc patterns, combed cotton oroyes, patterns;
wv 10
Mems After Sale Price 400 Dress Shirts in wanted col
or styles White wash m broodcloh and button down
oxfords; also stripes and checks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14
cHILpREN'S APPAREL

Reg 500 Headnsr Shoes for boys and girls, sA5 in the
Res 80 No. rs Shoes 4-s and s-3 in the group,
Ass
Reg 500 Teen Patch Saddss black nyon velvet black
white Leather, 4h-o
Rec $40 chidrens Leather Side Gore Slippers, 65--24s
cHILDRERS SHoES-ALL STORES
After Sale Price 1899 Todder sno Suits boys and girls
After Sale Price Tot, Sleek Sets with otchne shirts. and
After Sole Price USELESS Tots sno Suits. boys ond
orIs woshoble, Box Neutrality-suspicious.
TOTS AND ToDoLERs-ALL STORES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14

ALL ALUMlNUM COFFEE URN, so-cUP CAPACITY
Keeps coffee hot offer perino Bews Il to 80 cups.
I'LL
WESTINGHOUSE TWIN SIZE, SINGLE CONTROL BLAN-
kET Completely washable Choice of coors, l277
THERMoWARE BUFFET STYLE ELECTRIC SKILLET
Completely nmersibIe Price includes cover, control
s.44
ALL ALUMINUM STORAGE SHED s'x5'xe' Eosy to os-
sembe Peo-boord on DOORS $50
AI-AIuminum STORM and Screen Windows 2Goss, J.
Screen insert min. order, windows Measured in
stoed l-Yeor Service Up to OF united in. 1888
A-AIun,inum Storm and Screen Doors Installation
gloss and z screen inserts
Wiltshire s-Pe. Fireplace Ensemble Heavy Brcss Plate.
38"x31" Screen Pr Of Androns Stond Poker, Shovel
Brush, Log Bosket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14

Mems After Sale Price 1898 Lshtwssht Outdoor Jssks
From top maker. Doerone poyester/eotton washable
lightweight jackets in
Mems After Sale Price s.so-5.oo Fsmous Moks JswsIy
Sets. Matching links and tie clip from the No. maker in
this field Many styles to choose for $4--i.37 plus tox
ResueF 1898 She'll cordcvsn ShOes-PIain Toe Wing
Tip. Burgundy black eompus fovote with double sole
and f,,lv Ieother lined -------i3Se
Luggage for Men snd Women After Sale Price 1885
zls5-Any Size One Price, Soft couo eorboo type and
wonens viny foshion lueoooe-tron coses and ~ ss6
plus tax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14

1901" NyIOn Fses Twist cOrpst With 6uorontee-Aher
Sole Price 1885 Heo-se nyon foce for onow cosy
6uoroneed 10 years against wearing out--SSs So Yd
9xl2 NyIon Foee Twist Bro0doom Rugs on Foam Rubber
Beck need other rug pod Heotset nyon foee yarns
in tight twist fresh coors for
After Sale Price ss.s5-lisoo Hooked Rugs Imported
From the Orient Decote foros and intricate designs
exclusive best quality hond-hooked ruos------7s.s7
RssuIor 1926 sxI2 ovel Broided Rugs Reversible for
Wear Our exclusive import in red ovun brown, green,
blue, nuIticoor Matching sizes ovoIobIe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14
FASHIONS AT SAVINGS

FASHIONS AT SAVINGS
Sompe Sale Of ccots Trimmed and untrin1ed Every
foshion. Misses sizes only ---------5s.s7 to 1887
Ioo9S Cashmere coats moed down from reeuor stock
Button or clutch. Many coors. 1918 - SIS and sos
MISSES COASTAL STORES
Just 200 Faous Msks Dresses in TronsOnos and
TOWN AND COUNTRY sHoPs-ALL S STORES
Fur Blend Sweaters 1922 lambs WOOL 2oqo onooro, 1919
nlon dressnokers. SO TO 40 $50
Imported 1909 Cashmere Sweaters. Classic eordeons in
Fomous Make 1907 Wool Skirts and SIoeks Peots
sheoths topper leg points. 1918 --------------S.So
BETTER SpoRTsWEAR-ALL STORES
Wrinkle Resistant Cotton Knit Ensembles. Black with fiesta
stripe focines. 1918, 9-l7 80 -----------------Ss
AFter-soIs Price 7.ss Eomous Moke Washable Reyon
SIoeks, 1918 in the group S.SS
After-sos Price Sss-sss Dresssksr csrdsuns and Pull
overs. 1000 Orion ocnyc acknowledgements .SS
Sope Fur Trimmed coots Fine fobrcs lavish noturo ond
dyed fur trims. Misses -IS.ST
Sompe Untrimmed costs Misses sizes. All wool tweeds,
zibelnes pushes. Many styles sSsI
Reg 1888 pei-Ft Wool Suits in brown Plum block, blue
and mooento
Reg 1898 Wool Fubrie coots, including chnchios ond
POGO points Sizes to 10 1887
Req 1898 Rain or Shine coots. Cotton popn with
BOULEVARD COATS AND syiTs-ALL STORES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14

TEENSy PNE- EENSS SONIONS
ktsrsue Price zss-s.ss Girls Cotton Bouses. la 1877
Afersos Price 500 Girls orIOn/WoOl Skirts, peoted
woshoble. olso some wools-
Price 1899 Girls Dress coots, many with OonS
ocylie pile Innings fur trims, 7-l4-------------lsT
Reg. 5.Ss-7.ss Girls Fsmous Moks Dresses, Fall color
Reg $3.50 Miss ArstOerot" Cotton Ponties, Ais 6$3
Reg 5.ss-6.sS j.. Deb Sweaters, cordoons and pull
overs, 34-4o 3.ss
AteSae Price 7ss J Deb Wool Skirts, Sims and peos
Afss-SsIs Price 7ss-IoSs j. Nj Dresses, cotton shirt
styles, 6-l4
Roneoos Assorted Styles fobrcs colors Some reversible
Prints and solids. to IS
untrmed coots in tweeds Solids lomnoed tobries Asst
STYLES ond coIors 5 to IS -$56
AFterSeIe Price $I5-I79s Junior Dresses Asst styles,
colors Daytime and ofter-FWe styles. -t2so
AerSaIe Price 5ss-ess Seeks and Swsotsrs Woods and
blends Assorted coIors. 7 to $50
YOUNG WAsHlNGToNIAN SHops-ALL STORES
BETTER BLoUSES-ALL STORES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14
INFANTS WEAR, FURNISHINGS

AfterSoIe Price 500 3Pe. Corduroy cowIer Sets medium
Ioroe extro-oroe 4.44
Reg. 1899 Pima Cotton, oronS lined Proms zippers
r. l8, "a mos - ------ S.44
After-SeIe Price 3os-4se Hondmode Beby Dresses, Of
fine cotton Iown------- --------------277
AfteFSoIe Price AS 2Pe. Knit SIeepen, double knit
soes; mos. to
INFANTS WEAR-ALL S STORES
StoFkne Infants Crib and Mattress. Crib, White
Woxed Birch Mattress with Wetproof Tick II 1898
StrOee Of California Folding Stroller Book and scot pod
Of coorful Plastic. Front swivel casters -----l7.ss
PoyFoom Crib Mattress by the Makers Of KontWet Firm
supporting poyoom Heovy gauge proof tick, 1872
Navajo times., 1961-11-01

we'll where earlier this year about
$4,000 cubic feet of gas was lost to
obtain one barrel of oil We are in
formed that Humble has voluntarily
Shut the we'll in, as of Wednesday,
October 18. We are glad that your
Commi S sion noticed the situation,
but we were, however, somewhat
startled by press reports of your
September meeting indicating that
a gas pipeline connection was con-
templated. Perhaps you would en-
Tighten US further on this possibil-
ity today.
However, the Texas-Pacific de-
velopment shows promise of being
a stable, if small producer. We look
with great anticipation to the cur
rent drilling program being con-
Quoted in northeast Arizona, be-
cause while there have been num-
ber of significant shows of oil and
gas in the area, there have been few
small pools discovered. We hope to
have some new discoveries yet this
year.
ElsWhere on our Reservation,
we notice an increased tempo of
geophysical exploration. Numerous
companies have suggested areas in
Arizona for competitive bid lease
sale. These are under study and re-
vision. We can tell you that we are
seeking Bureau of Indian Affairs
approval to offer for competitive
bidding an exclusive prospecting
permit, with right to lease, of some
900 acres in the extreme south
eastern corner of the Reservation,
near Leupp, Arizona. Apparently
the Bureau is giving the matter
careful study, because they have
been considering it S since early