davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Reductions From
The Nursery Corner

some discontinued styles
II Fomous-AAoker's Sportsweor for
Infant, Boys and Girls. Coot styles
ore Of fine cotton pinroy cord by
Crompton. Colors for the boby set.
Coots with windbreoker collar, fully
fored styles, lined with quilted
checked cotton and racing type
helmet hat with eorflops. Sizes M,
|, XL. Not oil styles in oil sizes.
Comparable value 1895. $50
II Cotton Pleysets for Boys and
Girls. Sets with grow features have
vest top with cotton knit sleeves,
topered slocks and long sleeved
shirts for boys. Girls sets with
butcher opron, sIocks and long,
sleeved shirt. Both fully lined with
checked cotton. Comparable value
1925 for girls sets; S.e9 for boys
sets. Eoch, 5.ss
le Dress-Up Don River Cotton Sets
for Boys and Girls. For girls, checked
oinehom dress with puIl-up points
and tie.on apron; boys sets have
pinroy cord vest, short checked pants
and shirt. Comparable value 8.99.
s.ss
z Three-Pieee Infont Sets for Boys
and Girls. Nylon stretch points, long,
sIeeved nyIon stretch shirt and ou-
thentic cotton veIveteen hunt coat.
Comparable value 1895. 1895
Is Two-Pieee Dioper Sets for Boys
and Girls. White shirts with block
topered sIocks for girls; short
topered ponts for boys. Labeled for
fobric content. Comparable Volue
7.ee. 4.9s
II Blue Jeon Cotton VeIveteeN Sets
for Girls and Boys. Girls outfit hos
veIveteen apron puIlover top, long,
sleeve shirt; boys set with VeIVeteen
jeons and veIveteen vest. ComPor-
oble voIue l4.95 for girls set;
l2.95 for boys set. Eoch, S.99
50 Fomous- -Moke NyIon Prom Suits.
One-piece styles with 2 side zippers;
detachable booties and mittens; hot
included. lnfont sizes. Pastel colors.
Both boys ond girls styles; COM
pIeteIy washable. Comparable value
1875. l3.46
IS Prom Suits Of Cotton and NyIon.
One-piece styles with front Upper
and extra crotch Upper; detachable
booties, mttens and hood. Infant
sizes. PosteI coIors. Styles for boys
and girls; washable. Comparable
voIue l4.o5. 1885
IS Prom Suits Of Cotton and NyIon.
Styles for boys and girls hove de-
tochobIe booties, mittens and front
Upper. Pastel coIors; infant sizes.
Comparable value l2.95. s.S5
W5L-The Nursery Corner.
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Wonderful Sovines
On Boys Apparel

l6 Boys Poiomos in cotton brood-
cloth coat styles with long sleeves
and long legs. Sizes l2-l4-l6-2o.
Comparable value 800. 8Se
43 Boys Dress Shirts. all cotton in
white and foney potterns. Various
collar styles. Not oil styles in oil
sizes. Comparable value 2.e5 to
3.ee sse
20 Prep Boys Sport coots. Small
checks and bold plaid patterns in the
group. All labeled for fobric content.
Sizes: Regular IA, IS, Is, II, l8,
le; husky l3, II, l8. le. Com
poroble value 2l.e5 to 1895.
&.sS and 7.ss
W6L-The Boys Store, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Doytime Dresses
Greatly Reduced

IS Doytime Dresses in q variety Of
interesting styles and color combi-
nations. All cotton and cotton-roy-
on blends. Each dress labeled for
fabric content. Sizes 1918. Com
parable value 9.e9 and more. 500
WGL-Foshion 5th Daytime Dresses,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-12-28
FIoor-Beoutifyins
Appliances Reduced

z Sunbecm De Luxe conisteF
Voeuum cIeeners, | u h.p., Model
$50. 1895
! ShetIond Electric Broom, Model
1902. 9.99
7 Twin-BFush Cleaners with Dis
penseF, Model $40. l7.95
s ShetIand PoIisheF-SeFubbers,
Model 55. S.ss
I ShetIond d PoIisher- -ScrubbeF-
Sh0mpooeF, Model Al. l4.95
WGL-Moior Appliances, End Floor,
Washington Store, North Building
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Prep Boys Suits
At Sovings

IS Prep Boys Suits in seoson-rieht
pottens and colors. All with noturoI
shoulder styling. Eoch lobeIed for
fabric content. Sizes reoulor Bit;
husky bis. Comparable value
34.95 to $500. 24.6S TO 1883
WGL-The Boys Store, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Greet Savings on
Dresses From Our
Fashion 5th
Dress Shop
comparable value,
u95 to 1875
400

IS dresses in variety Of styles,
colors and sizes. Fobries include
eottons, rayons and blends. Eoeh
dress labeled for fobrie content.
Sizes for misses, Juniors and women.
WGl-Foshion 5th Dress Shop,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-12-28
5-in-1 Wood Ladders
At Timely Reductions

95 Lodders from 4 feet to 8 feet,
octuolly give you 5 arrangements
from ladder, comparable values
1875 to 1925. 5.e7 to s.97
Sycamore Mower, comparable
value 1895 1895
81 ToOI Holders, comparable value
4.o8 2.ss
WGL-6orden Shop, End Floor,
Washington Store, North Building
Evening star., 1961-12-28
French Quimper Pottery Dinnerwore
At Savings Of More Than u

2e Dinner PIotes Comparable value 25O Now e6e
"a Sood Plates. Comparable value ZOO Now S6e
"a Cups and Soueers. Comparable value 2o9. Now e6e
49 Soup Cereal Bowls Comparable value Zoo Now 96e
53 individual covered soups Comparable value 49, Now 1856
Bean Pots. Comparable value 1000 Now 4e6
Round Salad Bowls. Comparable value 69o Now 3.o6
Squore Salad Bowls. Comparable value 7e9 Now 3.e6
16 Round Boxers Comparable value 299 Now 96e
Chop Plates. Comparable value 5.99 Now zo6
II creomers Comparable value $50. Now e6e
Covered Sugars. Comparable value 49, Now l.26
II Covered CosseroIes. Comparable value 59o Now 2S6
4Nnesor and Oil cuet Sets Comparable value 499 Now e6c
Covered Cosseroles. Comparable value 699 Now 3.o6
s Coffee Pots. Comparable value 8.ee Now 3.o6
W6L-The Gift Shop 7th Floor Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-12-28

Mems Imported
Wool Hose
7.1s 3 pair, 500
comparable vaIne
pair, I.99
ResuIor length hose with "Stoy-Up"
tops thot need no sorters. NyIon
reinforced heel and toe for longer
wear. 6x3 rib with neet eII-over
patterns in popuIor eoIors. Sizes:
l0h to -.
WGL-The Mems Store
Washington, Chevy Chose, Wheaton
Plozo, 7 Corners, and Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-12-28

Big Savings In Our
Foshion 5th Dress Shop
Reduced from resuIo stock good selection Of and
foil dresses to be from doy evening" Fobres include
woos broeodes eoon jerseys royon erepes. Snort styles
TO suit tue and sizes for misses Juniors and Eoeh
dress labeled for fobrie content.
ESQ Comparable value l.95 to l295. Now 500
so Comparable value l4o5. Now 900
100 Comparable value 1875 to 1895. Now 1900
WGL-Foshon 5th Dress Shop Washington, Chevy Chase
Wheaton PIozo, Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-12-28

z General Electric Tooster-ovens,
l4.s5
! Proctor Completely Automotie
Tooster Gas
Universal 2-SIies Auto m cite
Toaster $50
General Electric 2-Sliee Automatic
Tooster S.s5
z Toostmoster 2-SIiee Toosters 9.s5
Sunbeam z-SIiee Autom cite
Tooster 9.95
] Sunbeem Powermetie Tooster,
1895
! Universal Hair Dryer 7.5o
Dormeyer Hair Dryer s.e5
General Electric Hair Dryer I2.e5
Sunbeam Hair Dryer l2.s5
4 KEN HandmixeTs TIT
z HomiIton Beach Mixettes $50
Universal Hondmixer with UT
beoters $50
I Universal Waffle and Grill COM
binotion with erids 4.95
I Toostmoster Grill and WoffIe-
mokeF l2.95
I Universal Grill and WofFIer l2.95
z Mosie Maid Grill and Wofflers,
$50
! Thermoware Fry Pan, complete,
4.e5
I Universal Fry Pan with control 2.95
Universal TOT Fry Pons, complete.
4.s5
z Sunbeam Fry Pons, complete, me-
dunn size 9.99
l Ferberwere Fry Pan, complete
9.99
z Presto Fry Pens with control s.99
z Thermowore Dutch Ovens TIT
! Universal Two.Burner HotpIote,
500
l Dominion Two-Burner HotpIote.
500
Crest Automatic Con Openers.
$50
Lancer Automatic Con Opener.
$50
z Velour Completely Automatic Con
Openers $50
Dormeyer Automatic Con Opener,
$50
8 Universal Con Openers with
stonds $50
z RivoI con-o-Moties and stonds.
$50
3 Rival Con -IAaties, model 757,
7.5o
I RivoI Completely Automatic Con
Opener $50
I Eorberwore Completely Automotie
Con Opener $50
z General Electric Automatic Con
Openers $50
ToostmosteF Auto m cite Con
Opener, chrome finish. $50
2 Slick Knife and Scissor Shorpeners,
$50
3 Masie Hostess Meet SIieers,
l4.s5
Washington Store, North Building
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Sovings on
Storfrost Luggage

Lussose by the MokeFs Of Lady
Baltimore in blue or white.
comparable voIue now
8 Train CoseS --lO.95 7.95
IA II" Weekender 1926 S.95
81 Is" PuIImons 1896 li.9S
2S -" PuIImons 1895 1925
Not every size in each style.
Please odd 1929 Federal tox
W6L-Lueeoee, 7th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Clearance of
Fine Foshion Fobries

289 Yards Of cottons and Cotton
Blends, properly labeled for content.
Many one.of-o-kind. Border prints,
woven stripes and novelties and
prints. Comparable value 100 TO
more than double. Yard, 60e
36s Yords Of cottons, Royons and
Blends, Iobeled for content. Woven
cotton einehom borders, novelty
weave cottons, royon suitines and
royon crepes. Many one -of-o-kind.
Comparable value l.l9 to more
than double. Yord, soc
267 Yords Of cottons, Silks and
Blends, labeled for content. Woven
design, embroidered type cottons,
cotton novelties, textured Docron
poIyester stripes, cotton tapestries
and silk prints. Many one -of-o-kind.
Comparable value l.99 to more
than double. Yord, l.5o
II Yords Of Fomous- -Moke Cotton
Broeodes, imported from Holland,
with white design on bright grounds.
Limited choice Of colors. As" wide.
Comparable value 4.98. Yord, 800
l2e Yords Of Fine Silk Prints in
light and dark tones. Dry cIeonobIe.
Comparable value $50 TO 4.99.
Yords, $50
255 Yerds Of Silk BroodeIoth from
Jopon in joequords and woven pIoids
Hand washable. For opulent dresses,
bIouses and Innings. 40" wide. Com
parable value $50. Yard, ZOO
Mobilization Fobrics, 9th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Small Appliances at
Great Reductions

20 Dozey Manual Con Openers soc
9 Slick Tooster BroiIers 2.es
4 SundioI Portable Heaters, 4
speeds 4.95
6 Avin Portable Heaters, z
speeds with thernostot $50
z Arvin Fon-foreed Heaters with
thermostot 9.99
Arvin Portable Heater. rodont
heot $50
z Toostmoster Portable Heoters, a
speed fon. rodiont heot 1850
z Proctor Steom end Dry Irons,
with handles 6.99
3 Proctor SteGm and Dry Irons,
$50
z General Electric Dry Irons, 4.95
s Lody Dover Irons $50
! Universal SeIeeto Steom Iron,
io.45
I Westinghouse Sproy steom and
Dry Iron 1875
West Bend Sc cup PereoIotor.
2.s5
z West Bend s-eup PereoIotors,
4.e5
! Universal TOT PereoIotor 500
4 Westinghouse PereoIotors 7.s5
! Universal L. cup PereoIotor,
500
3 LobeIIe l2-eup PereoIotors, 4.s5
West Bend IL cup PereoIotor,
9.e5
West Bend 10 cup StoinIess
Steel Pereelotor S.s5
I KGM Voeuum cOffeemoker,
4.95
| Lobelle BIendeF TIT
3 General Electric Portable GriIIs,
TIT
z Thermo- Hot Plates 4.e5
Buffet Server 9.95
Sunbeam GriddIe with cover, 9.e5
! Universal lo-cup PeFeoIotor TIT
3 General Electric Peek q Brew
lo-Cup PeFeoIotors TIT
General Electric I2-cup Coffee
maker 9.77
I Leipzig TroVel CoffeenokeP 4.95
z ForberwoFe Soup StoinIess Steel
PeFeolotors S.e5
z Forberwore I2-cup StoinIess Steel
PeFeolotors 1875
| Toostmoster Model sol Pereo-
lotoF 7.95
Sunbeam lo-cup coffeemoker,
$50
Westinghouse lo-cup Coffee
mokeF $50
! HomiIton Beech Io-cup Coffee
mokeF 7.5O
West Bend 4o-cup Porty Per-
eolator 7,77
kord 2-SIiee Tooster 3.e5
z Proctor Automatic 2-SIiee
Toosters 4.e5
! Proctor 2-SIiee ToosteF, Model
2O32O 500
z Proctor 2-SIiee Automotie
TooSteFS $50
WGL-SmoII AppIionces, 3rd FIoc
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Occasional Furniture
Clearance Priced

comparable value now
! TV Stond, bross 500 4.ss
! Step.TobIe, walnut 1875 s.69
I CoektoiI Table,
lime. 1895 9.69
I Buffet. walnut 1895 1895
I Chino Cabinet 1895 1895
I Hordwood Chest,
4 drawers. 34.95 24.95
I Hordwood Chest,
6 drowers. 5495 34.95
Hordwood Corner
Desk. 1895 1925
! Hardwood Sliding
Door cobinet. 3l95 1895
Hardwood Chest,
5 drawers. 4495 1895
coektoiI TobIe. 1898 1888
Dinette Table,
3Ox6o" 59.e5 44.s6
Chest, 4 drawers. l4.e5 1899
oetosOn TobIe 1926 s.ss
I Round Picnic
Toble. 25.95 1875
! Adaptable 1898 9.sS
II Outside Electric
Welcome Lights, re-
duced more than
". 3.s9 and 400
WGL-loree Housewares,
End Floor, Washington Store,
North Building
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Semi-AnnuoI
Reductions Women's
Foshion Shoes
go to 1890

regularly 799
to 1926
Now thot our famous foshion shoes
ore priced TO save you money, why
not indulge yourself in several poirs
in your fovorite styles. The group
includes suedes, Ieothers and novel;
ties. Mid-heeIs, stocked heels, high
heels dress, woIkins and eosuoI
styles. Block, brown, green, red and
srGy in the group.
|. Miller and Pondoro Shoes, reou-
IorIy 1906. 1890
PoIizzio Shoes, regularly 24.e5 and
26.e5. 1890
DeLiso Debs and Hill and Dale Shoes,
regularly 1895. 1890
ceIIini Shoes. regularly 1875.
1890
Porodise Shoes, regularly 1893 and
1898. 1890
Rhythm Step Shoes, regularly 1895
and 1875. 1870
Air Step Shoes, regularly 1899 to
l4.e9. $50
Joyce Shoes, regularly 1923 to
1893. $50 and $50
Town and Country Shoes. regularly
9.99 to 1893. $50 to $50
Life Stride Shoes, regularly 7.e9 to
l2.99. $50 and $50
WGL-Shoe Center T.. Washington,
7 Corners and Alexandria
Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo,
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Clearance Priced
Bros, GirdIes, TorsoIettes

Some discontinued styles.
100 Discontinued Style White Bros Labeled for fabric content
A. B. cups 32 "a and 36 Comparable value $50 and 3Oo
Now 100
200 Bros with straps white Broken sizes in choice group
Labeled for fabric Comparable value 395 and 49,
Now $50
100 PuII-on Style GirdIes white few panty edes in this
group All labeled for fabric content S. NJ l. Comparable
value SOS, 695 and more Now 800
40 TorsoIette white stropess Group Of broken sizes All
labeled for fabric content Comparable value than DOUBLE
Now 400
WGL-corsets and Bros, 3rd Floor Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Wicker Sewing Stands
Clearance Priced
comparable Il m
value 32.29 EO'~~

s Untitled Sewing Stonds with royon
lining. Floor style.
] Leother-Topped Sewing Box Of
wicker with royon lining. Slightly
Damaged. Comparable value, 1889,
$50
so Genii Eleetronie Room DeodoF-
izers to freshen room dir. Com
parable value 3.95. ZOO
WGL-Notions, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-12-28
His and Her
Sports Shirts
Greatly Reduced
comparable
vaIue 500

sS%s':as5' Ssi%s s.eS 2.ss
500 long sleeve shirts in hondsome
Botik potterns. Wesh and wear cot
ton. His sizes: S, M, / end xL. Her
sizes: IL 10 l6. All lobeIed for
fabrie content.
WGL-The Mems Store
Washington and Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Floor Samples,
Demonstration
Models and
Some Incomplete
Vacuum Cleaners

I Hoover conister, Model 81, floor
sample. 1895
Hoover Floor WosheF, Model $500,
floor sompIe. 1895
! 6-E conister Vacuum, Model C6,
1895
z G-E conister Voeuums, Model CO,
34.s5
3 G-E Upright Voeuums. Model
>U1. 24.s5
! G-E conister Vacuum, Model CO,
34.95
z G-E conister Voeuums, Model Ct,
34.s5
I Lewyt conister. Model l2o, s.ss
Lewyt cenister Stor Dust, 1895
Lewyt "EIeetronie" Revolving
Floor Brush. 1895
3 Sunbeam Floor PoIisheEs l4.95
Eureko cGnister, Model $50,
s.ss
W6L-Moior Appliances, End Floor,
Washington Store, North Building
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Clearance Of Cotton
and Cotton Blend
Foshion Fobrics

2o3 Yords Of Fomous-Nome. Knit
Type Cotton Prints for making cos
uoI sportsweor and for home dec
oroting. Unusual designs on dork
grounds. Washable, "A" wide. Conn.,
parable voIue 80. Yord, 100
le7 Yords Of Leading Make Cotton
and Royon Jacquard with woven
designs on dark grounds. Especially
sutobIe for cropped tops, over
oIouses, pants or decorating. as"
wide. Comparable value 80. Yord,
l.5o
WGl-Foshon Fobrics
Washington, Chevy Chase,
Wheoton PIozo and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1961-12-28

Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Evening star., 1961-12-28

W5LSmo Appliances 3d Floor Washington sore North Building
Evening star., 1961-12-28
REMNANTS ON SALE FRIDAY ONLY, $50 AN.

return exehonseob sent on oppova No mo or
Evening star., 1961-12-28

!, morred or otherwise imperfect.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-26
Four Corners
Citizens Group
Studies Shelters

What the citizen can DO ard
must DO IL the hot war comes 70
protect himself, his family and
his community occupied most
Of the discussion a. the Octo-
Der meeting Of the -Four Cor
ners Association
The discussion, led By Walter
Butcher, Silver Spring architect,
touched questions Of morality,
costs, types Of shelters, indiv1d-
usl versus community shelters,
and many pertinent problems
which would arise after an
atomic attack.
Members present instructed
Bernard Radack, president Of
the association, to appoint q
committee TO study the problem
further and to report back ras
soon as possible"
The November meeting Of the
association win be held at the
-Four Corners Recreation Center
At $50 pm November 20.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-26
Sorority Pledge

Patty Bouic, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William v. Bouic, 12s
South Washington st., Rockville,
has been pledged to Kappa AL,
pha Theta national sorority at
Denison University, Granville,
Ohio, wher she is a sophomore.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-26
Hume to Address
Democratic Club

DAVID Hume, Democratic
gubeTnstorisI candidate ard out
spoken critic Of the Tawes adj
minigtrstiOn, win speak TO the
70 WCnen's Democratic Club
a. 10 am November /, at the
home Of Mrs. Leon Zftver, 6502
East Hsibert I'd, bethesda.
MrL Stanley Sigel. club pres.
dent, announced the passage
By the group Of a resolution
urging the County Council to
pass an ordnance preventing
racial or religious discrinina-
ton IN places Of public accom-
mediation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-26

q god. hit not good enough
/ %, hG,weyes. SSnt 70 congrst.
Dlafe fsse ls61es To- their fine
support 80 TIRE residential divi.
son, Il really puts Is business.
men 70 soznse. and ! hope their
record WIN inspire al business
division WORKERS 70 make z b;g
push in the nex1 week, and pct
out snd cal On their prospects.
@Our goal this year is the
highest in UCF history he con.
tinued, @snd comes fne closest
10 meeting the actual needs of
our 14S agencies which admins.
TER help % the siek. the needy.
the aged, the troubled and the
youth Of our community. ANY.
one VINO lives o. works In Mont.
gomery County has . response.
bility to support these voIun.
tary health, welfare and recrea.
ton agencies which do 50 much
for the community"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-26

@z5276 quota. Rockville was
Leading with s1,ZJ5 collected
followe6 By Wheaton with 500.
Silver Spring reported $s51,
while bethesda came in with
$50.
we are way ahead 81 the
Montgomery County report
nz6e At this time last year,
when only s1OS5s had been col
lected - seven per cent Of the
s15O0O goal" Haley said This
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-26
Takes ROTC Training

Cadet n. Charles Spring. son
Of Mr. snd Mrs. Charles -.
Spring, lry Of KensiDgton, has
been enrolled IN the basic
course Of the Air Force Re.
serve Officers Training Corps
~ the University Of North
Carolina. Cadet Spring IL q
1861 graduate OF Walter John,
son High School,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-26

1-- rae EaeErg51E-z1 ara was
Sz.1slG5 81 = PER ee1f Of TIE
ESD9B grsL
2 csEzE1o1 Mon ! g01ezy
County reE51e1s1 wsS Iea1ng
81 fne rouufy w5Ea TO pledges
and ; t0Ezl Ct E56s7, according
% LK Bes1y Philips. essalr-
Ezl TniS is . per cent Of its
ga0ts-
The 5zEz1eEs cSs1xon report
e IN pledges for = total 81
ZZ2G O. I've PER cent Of Is
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-26

MONTREAL CUPD-The lat
est types Of fueIing equipment
can fill the tanks Of a jetliner at
a rate Of $50 gallons a minute,
according to the international
Air Transport Association. A
fun load Of 1900 gallons can
be pumped on board in % min
utes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-26
County Reaches III of Coal
In United Givers Fund Drive

NgntgoneEy County has reached II per cent 81 us
$1610O gal II the United Giyerg Fund drive according
. Warren D Hsey. Montgomery County chairman
Workers reported total Of So2 pledges for $17965Sl
II the secgnd repor4 nc1eon last weekend Total pledges
Evening star., 1961-06-25

tended in the air to the rear,
the body movements are re-
versed with the weight now be-
ing transferred from the right
to the left foot. The forward
rocking motion Of the body as
sists the takeoff and gets the
lure under way. The launch
ing ramp Is further extended
and the application Of force is
more prolonged If the rod is
brought over in q 45-degree
plane and not on the vertical.
"At the extreme point Of the
backcast, the reel is on the
side with the spool axis per-
pendicular and the handles
down. AS the rod is moved for
ward to the point where maxi
mum thrust is applied, the reel
is reeled from the position on
its side to where it is directly
under the rod. permitting the
thumb to thrust directly
against the spool axis.
THUS, the thumb is In the
best position to assist the
thrusting action Of the right
hand.
1.-THE casters thumb, by and
arge, controls backlashes and
Evening star., 1961-06-25

often run across young wild
creatures seemingly "or-
phaned." It's misplaced SYM
pathy if you try to pick them
up.
Such acts are inhumane and
wasteful because creatures
taken from their natural
mother often die in captivity.
If a bear cub Is involved the
supposed act Of kindness can
react very quickly on the
would-be benefactor. nam q
bruin is usually very close by
and in no pleasant mooG.
Rare instances do occur
where an act Of mercy, though
usually futile, is permissible
Once this writer's youngsters
found q mama 'possum that
had just been hit by q car.
With her were several new
born babies that the boys
brought home and which we
tried to save with nests OF
grass and feelings with q
medicine droppe-. 1t just didn't
work.
In the best interest Of all
concerned, wiodlife people
strongly recommend: Don't
kill birds and animals with
kindness. Don't take "aban-
doned" creatures or eggs from
temporarily unguarded nests
found in the open. Young
game birds and animals are
much more likely to survive If
left in natural surroundings.
Look and enjoy; but don't
touch.
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Virginia boat owners using
the Potomac River are re-
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grip but proven most effective.
Lightweight spools are q must.
AS for lines, it is often
necessary to use at least a
36-pound test line to pull
sinker and bait from the sod
banks found along some of
the Maryland and Virginia
Eastern Shore islands.
How to Cast
Now for the all-important
casting technique. With about
a 4-foot overhang of line,
Rogers says, start with the
weight Of the body on the left
foot. the right being used only
to maintain a balanced posi-
ton.
Prom this position the
caster pivots the body without
moving the feet and in one
continuous rocking motion
shifts the weight Of the body
from the left to right foot as
the rod is brought around, the
arms extending and thrusting
the rod and lure up and back.
To maintain balance, avoid go
ing too far to the right.
Then, with the lure fully ex-
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each Of two different chemi-
Gals, provides approximately 8
cubic feet Of polyurethane
foam. This amount will sup
port approximately 1S0 pounds.
Unlike cork, balsa and kapok,
foamed plastic will not decay
or become water-logged. The
'polyurethane foam is somewhat
more costly than performed
foam flotation blocks that cost
16 to 18 cents a board foot. A
two-quart polyurethane foam
kit retails for $40 to SIS.
However, pour-in-place flo
tation is far. simpler to install
t hi an pre- formed flotation
blocks. Polyurethane foam will
not dissolve in contact with
resins as will procured foam
blocks Of polystyrene. AS a re-
suit, polyurethane foam flota-
ton can be coated with resin
or resin-impregnated fiberglass
cloth to form a tough surface