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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-20
Strawberry Fizz

1Ks cups Quik strawberry
favored mix
2 bottles (28 ounces each)
sparkling water
Combine Quik strawberry
favored mix and sparkling
water. Pour into vacuum jug.
Serves eight.
For additional chicken
recipes to carry In your pic
mic hamper, try chicken
broiled in the French man
ner or q special barbecued
chicken that uses molasses In
the sauce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-20
A<hHE MARKET
kYBAsKE7
Food Crops Are Lavish

Beef leads the meat specials parade this week
end in Washington supermarkets with veal, chicken
and turkey following in that order.
Since now is the time for outdoor cooking,
backyard chefs will find an abundance of beef Of
all kinds that lend themselves to the grill
Various beef cuts on the counters will include
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-20
Crispy Fried Chicken Is
Traditional Picnic Fare

should be carefree, informal interlude in back
to-nature setting whether at the beach, in the
woods or in your own back yard.
II you can find rushing stream, banked with
1eafy trees and grassy spot, so much the better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-20

first; add liver last few min
utes Of cooking time. Cook
uncovered Is to IS minutes
on each side, turning only
once. Drain well on absorbent
paper. Serve eight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-20
Picnic Potato SoIod

~ cup evaporated milk
u cup corn oil
3 tablespoons vinegar
Ia teaspoons salt
/ tablespoon prepared mus
tard
/ teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
6 cups diced cooked potatoes
l cup sliced radishes
/ cup diced celery
/ small onion, minced.
Combine evaporated milk
and corn oil in mixing bowl;
beat until blended. Add vine
gar; beat until smooth. Beat
in salt, prepared mustard and
Worcestershire sauce; toss
with potatoes, radishes, cell
cry and onion. Serves eight.
Evening star., 1961-12-14

night. 1t looked very COM
plete although members of
the press were barred from
seeing 1t, with the explana-
tion that it was far from
finished"
The silk wall covering has
been described as French
empire red and the furnish
ings also of the empire pc
riod, most of which have
been given by Secretary of
the Treasury and Mrs. c.
Douglas Dillon.
Probably the most dra-
matte piece of furniture in
the room is a magnificent
desk on the south wall be-
tween the two windows.
The tremendous portrait of
Thomas jefferson is over the
mantel and on one side of
the fireplace is the Dolly
Madison sofa, covered in red
and gold brocade, and on
the other a large arm chair
in matching material and a
large table.
On the east side of the
room is a gold upholstered
couch with a round card table
and side chairs in front of it.
On the north side. thanking
the door, are two side tables
with golden eagle bases and
four small side chairs, again
covered in the red and gold
brocade.
There have been several
reports as to why the room
is not yet officially finished.
One is that the woodwork
still needs painting. The 9TH
er is that Mrs. Kennedy has
two sets of people working on
that room and what one does
one day the other changes
the next-it may never be
done"
Evening star., 1961-12-14

red felt and holly decked
table where members of the
social staff passed out the
remembrances.
These were photographs Of
the south lawn of the White
House taken last spring and
showing Caroline's pet ducks
and yellow tulips in bloom.
Printed at the bottom of each
Evening star., 1961-12-14

in personal handwriting is
With our appreciation and
best wishes for a happy
Christmas, John F. Kennedy
and Jacqueline Kennedy,
1861"
The Red Room, which has
been under wraps to the pub
lie and the press for weeks,
was opened for the party last
Evening star., 1961-12-14

rection of Dean Warner Law
son presented a program.
The Marine band also
played throughout the party.
There were personal
Christmas momentos from
President and Mrs. Kennedy
for each Of the guests at the
party.
In the hallway was a large
Evening star., 1961-12-14

ceiving line with Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennedy. Instead they
chose to mingle with their
guests. They started in the
State Dining Room and
worked their way back
through the Red Room, back
to the Blue Room, the
Green Room and finally the
majestic East Room, where
they heard a musical pro-
gram.
The 68-person Howard Un-
iversity Choir under the di-
Evening star., 1961-12-14
President Honors Staff at Parry
BY DAISY CLELAND
Star Staff Writer

Caroline Kennedy, 4-year-
old daughter of President and
Mrs. Kennedy, beat her par
ents down the stairs Of the
White House last night to
start a Christmas party of
her own.
The bouncy. blond young
lady seemed oblivious to the
1000 or SO guests gathered
at the invitation of her par
ents, as she took Stephen
Smith, her 4-year-old cousin,
by the hand and went in to
see the mammoth children's
tree in the Blue Room.
Here 1t is," said Caroline
joyfully. She was wearing a
white dress trimmed in red,
with q red sash, and two
gray poodles embroidered on
the bodice.
Stephen, dressed in gay red
plaid overalls, seemed to ap-
prove as he looked at the
production fashioned after
the tree in the Nutcracker
Suite. Their escort, Mrs.
Stephen Smith (the Presi-
dents sister, Jean lead the
two from the room. happily
looking for Christm a s
cookies.
The party was about as in
formal and as gay as any
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy have
given in the Executive Man
sion, for this was for their
own.
Those Who Serve
There were walters, chauf-
feurs, pilots of the planes and
helicopters, members of the
crews Of the aircraft, tele-
phone operators, doctors, sig
nal corps and communica-
tions personnel, Secret Serv-
ice. White House police as
well as the secretaries and
staff members. In fact, the
group was so large that there
were no wives or husbands
invited.
President and Mrs. Ken
nedy came in first to the
Blue Room to pose for pic
lures by the tree, although
Caroline and her cousin had
already stolen their own act
for the photographers.
The First Lady looked radi-
ant in a Christmas red bro
cade dress which had a
jacket fashioned with a deep
collar. With it she wore a
three-strand pearl necklace,
a diamond bracelet and black
silk shoes. The dress de-
scribed by Mrs. Kennedy's
press secretary, Miss Pamela
Turnure "iS an old favorite
that has been in her ward
robe for o long time"
Greens and Flowers
Added to the traditional
greens, trees and holly
throughout the mansion were
bowls Of red and white car
nations and white stock, and
in the Green Room arrange
ments of oranges and white
stock and carnations.
Miss Turnure said that
Elmer Young, who has been
connected with the White
House Bouquet Room" die
most of the floral decor and
that Mrs. Kennedy noted his
talent and is now. training
him.
There was no formal re-
Evening star., 1961-06-18

" L " al AASA
teamed wit h
Dick Sargent
and Chick Chandler in
MICS Friday night situa-
ton comedy, "One Happy
Family" talks enough like
Oracle Allen to have once
been mistaken for her-by
none other than George
Burns, Gracie'S husband.
AS a matter of fact,
that's the way the 24-year-
old Jody got her start as a
television actress. Burns
overheard her calling Cen
trail Casting for a job from
a movie set phone booth.
Il would have sworn
mat II was my Wlte IN
there on the phone, e."
Burns said by way of
apology.
She won a small part in
a Burns show and was
given better roles in five
o t h ers. Eventually, she
won the role of newlywed
Penny Cooper in Zone
Happy Family" because
the producers wanted a
girl who looked something
like Lucille Ball and
talked like Oracle Allen.
Sargent, costarring as
her meterologist husband,
actually is a bachelor,
with a variety of movie
and television roles to his
credit.
Evening star., 1961-08-22
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

FORK LIFT, electric. ! ton viii
battery and battery charger. TX
cellent condition. Reasonable. Cal
AP. 7-4174 s am. 70 5 pm.
LOADER, 1853 International T-34(
tractor $50 hours, S4,400; excel
lent condition. May be seen a
$500 Fernvood I'd, Bethesda. OIL
MODEL kip INSLEY CRANE or
sterling 6x6 truck 55-ft boom
15-ft. glib.
Model b A.c. grader; gas powered
and cab, cond. excel.
Model 315 Schram diesel-povereo
compressor on International truck
Model 20 Bucyrus Erie bsckhoe anc
shovel; Cat. 1900 engine. cond
Model IL 90 Lorain backhos; GN
diesel powered, cond. excel.
Bay City a4-yard backhoe; desc
powered, cond. good
Model HID Sc A.C. loader and back
hoe; cond. good
q yard Bantam truck mounted
backhoe; cond very good. Call OF
4-11l6, business hours; call JE
2-651a. nights.
OOOh EdUlfMENl CO,t lNG.
$3.50 s. Glebe Rd., Arlington, Va.
ONE BRAND NEW HD6 FRONT
END LOADER FOR HIRE. RE
5-1199.
TD-JSA, with blade and pan: TDe
leader: TD9 dozer. and TD14
One owner. equipment well-cared
for and lightly used. JE. 2-2257,
liz C. 7. MODEL sos KoEHRING
combination crane shovel. sN
7466, with GIN 6-71 diesel en-.
sine, 125-ft. crane boom, 20-ft
lib and 2 dragline buckets. shovel
front has Ia c. Y. Amsco dipper
A complete exeavating, pile-driv-
ing and erecting rig in good op-
Grating condition, now completinE
construction Of Goose Greek Dam
near Leesburs, virginia. A bar
Sain at S27,5o0. For additional
information or to arrange inSpec-
ticn. call LEWIS CONSTRUCTION
ASSOCIATES, INC, Goldsboro
N. C. Phone RE. 4-2611.
Evening star., 1961-08-22
OUrisn1ana
Chevrolet

CHEV. 81 sta. wag.; green & white,
r. and h., auto. trans, q real nice
car at Sl,09j. BROWN PONTIAC,
l545 Wilson blvd, Arl. IA. 2-5b517,
CHEV. SO 2-dr.: excellent transs
portation. sos. PRIVATE OWNER,
Call after 4 pm. LU. 4-0317,t ~
CHEy. So 2-dr. "21O' sed.; s cyl.
stick shift, r. and h.; runs GOOD.
Sl25 OF make offer. OIL. 6-9674.
CHEVROLET 60 convertible. ali.
over white, with matching red in-
terror, automatic transmission, ra-
dio. heater. Wv. tires: all you
have to do is lust put the. top
down and you have many days
Of enjoyment ahead Of you.
Evening star., 1961-08-22
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

REWARD YOURSELF-viev thiI
gracious brick and stone Colonial
in . top section. Wide center hall
entrance, impressive living room
with firepl., eolumned archuay to
lge. den, formal dining room, beau
tifui new kitchen. 4 bedrms,. 2iz
baths, full bsnt., rec. nm. Vacant.
Completely and tastefully redec-
GRATED. S26,e50. PARKER, SMITH
& DONNELL. REALTORS, JE. A.
OoGG
Evening star., 1961-08-22
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ALL Cash for lots. acreage OF
farms in D. c. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
BUILDER WANTS APARTMENT
ground in D. c. and Maryland.
Please call E. L. TIFFEY, LA. g.
ALL; ewes, OIL. 2-2S5a.
Evening star., 1961-08-22
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

COLONIAL BEACH - Beach-front
cottage and det. units; clean, elec
kit, hot water; pvt. pier; fish, crab
swim; fEe. play area, safe for chill.
dren. CO. 5-0611 Mon, Thurs. ewes
FAIRHAVEN-Attrac. heated home
pvt. beach,, boat; $40. mo. an
nual lease. JU. 9-S0S7 after 9.
Evening star., 1961-08-22
srnREs EnR REM
(cONIlNuEDl
cor PTNFY RRANCu Ann rT0w-

COR. PINEY BRANCH AND FLOW
Err overlooking 3 shop, ctrs.; un
usual 40-ft. display window: ap
proX. 1000 50. It. Parking ir
front. $3.50 mo. JU. 1920.
NE. SHOPPING CTR. Minn. ave
at Benning rd.-2AxS0, suit. re-
tail. D. J. WELTNIAN. LU. $4,000.
STORE INCLUDING APT, 3i2
11th st. s.e.-S1 90 mo-; incl. heat.
suit. any business. Ii. 7-4513.
5I19 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Spacious store whit full bsmt. in
most conv. area. Immed. poss
Sl25 per month.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
2,5OO-SQ.-FT. air-cond. corner
store in shopping center at 3sth
and Hamilton St, W. Hyattsville
Suitable for drug, carpet. toy or
any other type OF retail business.
Call Mr.. Holland ST. $4,000. H.
@. sMITHY Co. s1l 18th st. NV.
18th ST, above Columbia rd.-Dbl.
show window; 22x40 It. with lge.
balcony; 115 per mo. NE. s.
1130; ewes, OIL. 2-4543.
8 BLKS. NORTH of 9th and F st.
n.w.-suitable any business, sis
Eye st. NV. LU. 2-009a.
242O 18th ST. N.W.-1-story- Is
by 50 #, with law: gas hot-air
heat; $3.50 mo- r. R. RUPERT,
l017 7th st. NV. ST. 3-S4S4.
Evening star., 1961-08-22
COMMERCIAL GROUND

APARTMENT SITE, close-in Silver
Spring; approx $1,000 50. II
RADCL1FF REALTY CO., JU
S-7744; open It'll 9.
DOWNTOWN SILVER sPRING-
Over 5000 50. IT. open space.
End Il: vacant. EDWARD P. FRY
Co. OIL. 4-5212; ewes, WO. 6.
1792,
ZoNED C-2, nearly 400 IT. front.
age on Rhode Island ave, Brent.
wood, Nd. over $4,000 So. #. ir
all, Reasonable. EXCLUSIVE will
AARON A. PAULSON REAL ES.
TATE, ST. 3-7SoS, RA. 3-3S33.
15S,00O SO. Fl, LANDOYER RD
10000 So It. Benning I'd.
1000 50. IT. Minnesota ave.
INDUSTRIAL GROUDN
$4,000 50. IT. Bladensburg I'd.
u. j. WHITMAN LU. A-500C
Evening star., 1961-08-22
SEASRoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD.-l-b.r, ant, &C.
com. 4 or 5; avail. AUG. 12-Sept
2. OF, 4-4149, Ell. 6-2242.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Beaut. 2-bed
rn1. apis. Few vacancies. Your las
chance. ia, S-710o, ia. S-3450
OCEAN CITY, MD; 4-bedrm. cot
tage; liv. rm., kit, bath. 500
Call AD. 4-6932 or HE. 4-465S.
Evening star., 1961-08-22
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

AIR CoND. SUITE: sos 50. IT,.
part. reas. rent, incl, all service.
Immed. occup. 1106 Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1961-08-22
IMP0RI-SP0RTS

ANGLIA SO 2-dr.: tan. r. and h..
immaculate condition. S595.
Arlington Ford
Evening star., 1961-08-22

ARLINGTON REALTY CO., INC.
1900 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
JA. T-9300 Open TIL 9
Evening star., 1961-08-22
CHOICE DOWNTOWN
OFFICE SPACE
Albee Bldg.

COR. OF 18th AND G NV.
HEART OF FINANCIAL DISTRICT
Modern choice offices from $50 per
mo-; includes all services.
Central Bldg.
Evening star., 1961-08-22
FLORIDA PROPERTY

M0TEL-12 rentals and apt, On
the worlds most famous Beach
Ultramodern rooms and efficien-
cieS. Air conditioned. free TV:
tile baths; close to shopping
ceffter and restaurants. OWNER
will take 1st trust. For details
RIPLEY coMPANY, REALTORS
Evening star., 1961-08-22
BROWN BUICK
$50 II st. NE.
Ii. 6-7100

Ii. 6-71O0
BUICK '56 Super Riviera hardtop;
2-tone black and white, all leath-
er uphol., p.s., p.b., r and h.,
Wv. tires. 10000 mi Best Of
fer. Call aft. 8 pm. LU. 4-2l73.
CADILLAC SO Sedan de Vile; blue;
fully power equipped; factory air
conditioned; very clean. special
SO 5Ds
Evening star., 1961-08-22
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

SUMMER CAMPS acres in tn,
ings, small bunk houses, lge. barn,
pool. Can be used for hunting
lodge. "a miles west Of Wood
stock, Va. $4,000. For more in
formation call KE. 6-6152 after
8 pm.
Evening star., 1961-08-22
1apitol Cadillac-OldSCo.

CADILLAC '55 DeVille Coupe tyne;
T. and h, power steering and
orskes' Sb95. THACKER MOTORS,
18TH and R. I. ave. ne, LA. e.
Evening star., 1961-08-22
TRurKs EnR sac

CHEVROLET 81 Cleanup Sale
pickup trucks. AERO CHEW, 1101
king St, Alex. XII. 's-s025.
FORD 24-ton custom flat bed
builders special: $500 or best Of
fer. After 6 pm. WA. 4-4242.
SCHOOL BUS 1859 Chevrolet; 54
passenger, in TOP condition. Cal
OIL. 4-2445.
THAMES go English Ford) i4-toI
panel; looks and runs splendid
$685.; terms, $50 down. ROPER
La. 6-27OO.
USED TRUCKS for sale-Two 81
Mack dumps, SS75 each. One 81
z 8 Ford dump, SS25. One 81
P 8 Ford dump, S1,S0O. Three 81
A5lS Mack tandum dumps. On
'56 B42S Mack tandum dump. ON
81 B61T Mack tractor. MACE
TRUCKS INC, 1871 Kenilwortl
ave. Bladensburg. UN. 4-3l1I
Evening star., 1961-08-22

MIG ThH 4-dOor sedan; low mileage.
excellent condition inside and out.
light grew finish. matching leather
Evening star., 1961-08-22
VolksWagens
CLEARANCE SALE

Latest mode sedans. sunroofS. snt
convertibles available for immedi.
ate delivery. Must make room foi
our new models. Bank financing
available with Sl95 down. We
trade any make, IMPORTED OR
AMERICAN CAR, FOREIGN I'M
PORTS, 1924 Wilson boulevard
Arl., Va. ia. S-661s.
Evening star., 1961-08-22

1917 N. MOORE ST. IA. 7-sTss
AUSTIN-HEALEY SO: fully equip
$4,000 mi, excellent condition
CnN pa 2nRAA
Evening star., 1961-08-22
ROOM TO GROW IN

Charming white ramb on fenced Il
acre. Cent. hall, 2 fun baths, 2
firepls., daylight bsmt. vLroughed-
price only S24,500.
Evening star., 1961-08-22
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
$500 Below FHA

The Colonel MUST sell his M
MACULATE 3-year-old brick ram
bier containing 4 TWIN bedrooms
and 3 full baths. Attractive CA
THEDRAL CEILINGED living
room. separate dining room and
modern light kitchen with EATING
SPACE FOR ALL; generous FULL
CENTER HALL affording good
traffic plan. BEAUTIFULLY fin
ished 3S' rec. room with bar. In q
lovely residential area Of con-
S2,100 down FHA.
The BERENS Co.'S, RltrS.
216O N. Glebe Rd. IA. 5-O707
Evening star., 1961-08-22
SCHOOLS
ARE

ARE
Elementary, WILLIAMSBURG
Jr. High. Yorktown High, BishoT
Denis O'Connell High, St. james
Parochial. The home is ram
bier, / VI. old 3 hedrms., . baths,
fully equip. kitchen. din. rm.. full
daylight bsmt. with roughed-in
3rd bath. space for large rec. rm.
The price at S2S.500 Is less than
comparable homes in the area
VA contract acceptable. To see'
RalT
Evening star., 1961-08-22
RETAIL LOCATION

Ladies' wear, Rift shop, fabric shop,
toy shop, and many other retail
uses can acquire a profitable To-
cation in the Hillcrest Shopping
Center. Heart Of thickly populated
area: Murphy's Variety Store.
Ssfeway, A g. P, Rexall Drug Store.
are your prime neiehbors. Size
90X1 no. Fully air conditioned and
for lease for only S400 per month.
The Berens Co.'S, Realtors
Leasing Department
1920 Conn. Ave, NV. FE. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-03-02

mems shoes
Washington, LGnsIey Pork ShiFIinston
were comparable to now
300 Prs Mems Imported Shoes from
France and Spon. Spanish
shoes leather lined Black or
brown Golf or suede. French
Trendsetters with injected
nodded soIes. Broken sizes - 9.ee 500
Washington store only
40 Prs. Mems Porto-Ped Air
Cushion Shoes, black or brown.
Broken sizes ------------ 1925 1888
MEMS SHoES-washtngton. Street Floor; LGnOlsV Psrk
and ShirliHoton, First Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-02
Sale Friday Morning! Sorry No Mail Phone Ordersy

Washington, Langley Park, ShrIinston
special purchase
300 yds. comparable to I!98.398' I'd.
wool Jersey bulky knits
79C yd.
54" wide in new spring coIors. For sports
seporotes, coots, dresses and bIouses
FABRICS-Washinoton, Third Floor; Langley Park,
First Floor; Shirlin0ton Second Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-02
mems Furnishings

Washington. Langley Park. shihnston
were comparable to now
100 Mems Underwear, cotton T
shirts with 0ocron poIyester-re-
inforced neckIine. S, M, l.
Cotton boxer shorts. White. 6ee for
Sizes 30-40 in group ------ 100 ZOO
40 Mems Cotton Corduroy Smoke
Jockets. prints. B, c, b 1925 s.4s
LonsIey Park ond Shihinston only
ZOO Mems Fomous Make Belts,
leather ond fobric. Broken l5Oto
sizes ------------------- $50 4se
Washington store only
us Mems Gift Items ceramic nov l.5oto
elites, mugs, VoIets, deconters 4.95 99e
100 Mems Sox, all cotton bold and 59eto
foney patterns. Broken sizes 79e 2se
LGnOlev Park and ShtrItngton. First Floor
mems clothing
Washington. LsnsIey Park, Shhnsson
were comparable to now
IS Mems Lonsbrook Sport Coots all
wool, Orion oeniie and wool, or
Docron poIyester ond cotton ze.e5to
Assorted Pottems and sizes - 1895 1899
Washington store only
Is Mems Summer Weight SIocks,
many wash and weor. Assorted
shodes and sizes Plain or $500
pIeoted fronts. Broken sizes - 1929 2ss
10 Mems AII-Wool Zip-Lined Top
coots. raglan or set-n sleeves.
Broken sizes 5ee5 1918
sa f;s' E !sSr !zs
Evening star., 1961-03-02

curtains, draperies
Washington store only
were comparable to now
l9 Quilted Floral Cotton Chintz
Twin Bedspreods Eoch- 1898 6.S9
10 Prs Matching EvereIozeD Cotton
Chintz Pinch Peoted Droperies,
90" long. Poir --- S98 3.ss
70 Matching Ruffed Pillow Shoms
------------------- 4.98 I.ss
z Matching RuffIed Vonity Skirts ees 4.ss
4 Permanent Finish White Cotton
Oroondy Bedspreods. Eoch - 500 3.9e
IS Yds. 81" Width Heavy Upho-
stery Fobries. cotton and royon. 4.75to
Yord 4.ss 2.ss
IS Yds. 81 Width Cotton Tweed
Print Upholstery Fobries vorious
coIors Yord " 2eS 100
DRAPgRIES-WashtHston, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-02
mems spOrtSwear
Washington, Langley Park, ShirIinstom

= were comporobIe to now
so Mems Fomous Make Jockets, -
fully lined Upper front, solid
or foncy potterns, bomber style.
Broken sizes z--- 1898 sss
Sc Mems Sport Vests, reversible,
fomous make. Solids or foney 7.e5 TO
potterns, broken sizes - se5 $50
$50 Mems Long Sleeve Sport Shirts,
regular or button-down collar. I.S9,
Checks, pIoids. Broken sizes 2ee 2for So
Washington store only
81 Mems Suburban Coots, fonous
roke, wool, fully lined. Pa
length. Broken sizes ------- 1895 I4ss
40 Mems AII-WooI Knit Shirts,
short sleeves, fuII-foshioned.
Solid coors with embroidered ...
front. Broken sizes -- 1895 500
MEMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Street Floor:
Langley Park and ShirliHoton, First Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-02
Washington, LOnsIey Park, ShirIinsson
l80 WeTs comparable to $50
lamp shades
I.S9

6urIop- -textured lamp shades In beige, green,
red, brown or natural. Drum Shape, ond
floor lomps shodes.
LAMPS-Wdshinoton Fitth Floor; Langley Park
and ShtrInoton, Lower Leuel
Evening star., 1961-03-02
Washington, LonsIey Perk, ShirIinston
800 tCeTe comparable to 399.5.OO
mems shirts
I.99

All cotton shirts in white, stripes or solid CO.
lors. EyeIet, spreod or button-down collar styles
in group. Broken sizes l4-l7; sleeves 32-35.
MEMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Street Floor;
Langley Park and ShtTItn0toH, FtTSt Floor
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-10-20
Seldoyia Gets
 Advance on Water System Grant

An advance of $15,895 for pre- Gminary planning of water sys- tenn Improvements at Seldovia, to cost an estimated $197, ,240, was announced this week by the commissioner of the Community Facilities Administration.
 The applicant, seldovia Public Utility District, plans to repair and replace water pipe and to re- vise the distribution system. It reported that deterioration of the pipe results in heavy loss of water and possible eontamin- ation.
 seldovia estimated the start of construction for May of next year.
 This project is being assisted under the Program of Advances for Public Works Planning, au- thefized by the Housing Act of 1854, as amended. This program provides interest=free advances fer planning essential public works and community facilities. Advances are repayable on start ef cons struction.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-10-20
LEAVING TO OPERATE
 RANCH IN OKLAHOMA

Q. B. and Wanda Thomas, Pidgeway service station operat ators, and family, said goodbye last week to Alaskan friends. Wanda and the children e f | Tuesday by car to drive the Al aska Highway back to their old home at Wewoka, Okla. 0.B. left during the weekend driving a truck loaded with furniture and other possessions they did not want to leave behind. They are returning to Oklahoma to take care of their cattle ranch q n d have leased their home, business and trailer court to Bob and Ray Nordgulen. Thomas had been in Alaska 12 years and had opefat- ed the Peninsula Fuel Co.,, Ridge way, for the past six years.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-10-20
Marriage Vows Repeated Oct. IS
 By Donna Johnson and Dale McGahan

< The First Methodist Church in
 Kenai was the setting Wednesday, Det. IS. for the pm. wedding
 Eff Miss Donna Johnson and Dale
 AIcGahan, both of North Kenai. tThe Rev. Daniel Harlan, pastor Eof the church, read the marriage
 vows.
 ! The bride is the daughter of NIT. Band Mrs. Percy Johnson, North HKenai: MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Me- sGahan, N. kenai, are parents of zthe bridegroom.
 The bride, given in marriage by zher father, was gowned in white Slaee over satin, fashioned in bal- slerina length. Her shoulder length veil fell from a coronet of pearls and she carried a white Bible atop a cascade bouquet of 8lavendar carnations. Miss Irene White, Kenai, was maid of honor. Richard MeGahan served lis brother as best man. Bridesmaids were Miss Ann and Miss Crystal Johnson, sisters of the bride. The brides attendants wore dresses of lace over satin in shades of salmon, pink and turqouise, respectively. All car- ried pink carnations. Traditional nuptial music was played by Miss Pat Rose, organ- ist.
 A reception in the home of Mr.
 and Mrs. Willard Steinauer. Ke-
 mai, immediately followed t h e ceremony with the brides mother
 and Mrs. steinauer as co-hostess-
 es. Mrs. ateinauer is q cousin of
 the bride.
 Following a short wedding trip