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Evening star., 1961-05-11
Cancer Clue
Discovered
In Magnetism

Two United States Geolog-
ical Survey physicists have dis
covered that cancerous liver
tissue in rats is less magnetic
than normal tissue.
The discovery provides med
ical men with another possible
means of identifying cancer,
and suggests a new approach in
arresting the spread of the
disease, the Interior Depart
ment reported.
The physicists, Frank E.
Semitic of 3619 Glenmoor drive,
North Chevy Chase, Md, and
Arthur N. Thorpe of 1862 Six
Iteenth street NE, worked with
Morris Belkin of the National
Cancer Institute on the in
vestigation.
The physicists discovered the
marked difference in the mag
netism of cancerous and normal
cells while they were seeking
new uses for a sensitive gauge
they had developed. The gauge
had been developed to measure
the magnetic properties OF
minute mineral crystals.
The scientists discovered that
normal and cancerous cells
were about equally magnetic at
room temperature, but that
malignant tissue grew steadily
less magnetic as the tempera-
ture dropped.
Mr.. Thorpe is working with
survey scientists as part Of his
doctorate program in physics
at Howard University.
The Geological Survey said
this is not the first time mag
netic fields have been used in
the study of cancer. DR.. j. M.
Barnothy of the University Of
Budapest reported several years
ago that mice innoculated with
cancer had been cured when
placed in a moderately high
magnetic field.
That study, the survey said,
indicated a high magnetic field
hinders the process Of growth
through body cell division.
Evening star., 1961-05-11
Fresh Shrubbery Just Received!

LigWsfrUm LWcidwm. A beautiful brood
Ieot evergreen thot stoys green all winter.
99e co.
II for $40
Pyroeonfho. BeoutifuI upright red plants.
A strong fost grower with large dark green
Leaves; lorge berries in profusion retoined
many months in the Fall. Blooming and beorino
now 3-ff toll l.98 co.
for IS 7for $40
Large Specimen Evergreens. Berck,
mons Golden Arbovitoe, Arbovitoe Globe,
French Spikes. Pfitzer Juniper, Hetzi Juniper,
and Spiny Greek Juniper 3.98 co.
2 for 81
Special 9ee Sale! Apple trees, pink dou.
wood. loree grope vines. all Towering
shrubs peoch trees. 10 privet in bundle
9Qe co.
8 for IS
Lower Level, Arlington Only
Evening star., 1961-05-11
77.95

MeInor's Swing Lawn
Sproyer E. hos permo-
nently seoled motor. At
toches eosily 10 gorden
hose. Covers 1000 SO. #.
Of lawn.
Evening star., 1961-05-11
] 80

Gasoline Can with
flexible metal pouring
spout. Handy for your
power mower Cos. Lorqe
2-goI. size.
1-sGI. size 100
Third Floor. Woshin
Evening star., 1961-05-11
'Ortho' Rose-Food Special Offer
new illustrated rose
pruning book plus a
quart Of ortho Liquid
Rose Food only
l.59

This new book, Rose Pruning with
Pictures has So pages Of step-by-
step pictures. showing how TO
prune for beautiful roses; demon
strotes how to prune all varieties;
e~pIoins every stage Of pruning
care, from handling young and
mature bushes 10 post pruning
core. Plus q quart of fast acting
Ortho Liquid Rose Food. Limited
time offer. so don't delay.
Third Floor. Washington;
Lower Level. Arlington
Evening star., 1961-05-11

Flower and corden Fence
is Vinyl-cIod and rust
proof. Green or white vinyI
bonded 10 govonized
wire. l4"x25-ft.
Evening star., 1961-05-11
: -17797|I||-|1
2.99

SOFT. Cehring Gorden
Hose Of lightweight
vinyl pIostic. Sturdy solid
bross couplings.
Solid BFoSS Hose NoEEiA,
Use
Papago Indian news., 1961-08-01

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-03
And Next Sunday

Football takes over the spotlight
fol the TV schedule Sunday, Septem-
ber 10. with San Diego facing Dallas
in the season premiere of the Ameri-
can Football League. This list is
compiled from available information
Baseball q pm. to conclusion,
WTOP-9. Washington VS.. Baltimore.
Football $3.50 pm. to conclusion,
WMAL-D. San Diego at Dallas Jack
Buck and George Ratterman at the
mikes. The all-pro scoreboard at the
conclusion of the game will be re-
layed by Jim Mckay and Bob Wolff.
Twentieth Century Is pm, WTOP-
81. The story of Hitler's second in
command, Goering.
LasSie q pm, WTOP-9). In the
season opener, Jimmy gets too close
The Sunday Stor TV Magazine, "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-03

to the Grand Canyon and freezes in
fright.
Maverick 7:3O pm, WMAL-O.
Part two of The DEVILS Necklace"
with Jack Kelly starring.
Ed Sullivan g pm, WTOP-9). Ed
repeats his tribute to Lerner and
Loewe, with songs and scenes from
My Fair Lady" "Camelot" and
"Brigadoon." Richard Burton, Julie
Andrews, Robert Goulet and others.
G.E. Theater 20 pm, WTOP-9.
Charles Bickford and Jean Hagen
costar in THE Golden Years"
Editors Choice G0:30 pm,
WMAL-0. Fendal Yerxa is the an
chorman on weekly news series. Anal
ysis, predictions and interviews.
Ishinston, D. c.. September 3. 1861 So
Evening star., 1961-05-28
Artistic Club Members
Plan Unusual Event

tings, arranged by Mrs. Clair
Engle, wife of the Senator
from California.
A George Washington at
Mount Vernon" table, featur-
ing the Spode Washington
service made to order for the
first President for his use at
Mount Vernon, is being ar
ranged as a special exhibit.
Mrs. Joel T. Broyhill, wife
of the Representative from
Virginia, will act as hostess
for this display because the
district her husband repre-
Sents includes the Mount
Vernon area.
The club members respons-
ible for original settings
include two cabinet wives
Mrs. C. Douglas Dillon who
will arrange a formal tea
table" and Mrs. Arthur J.
Goldberg who will provide
the informal buffet setting"
Other hostesses, with their
subjects, are Mrs. Everett M.
Dirksen, wife of the Illinois
Senator, formal family din
ner;;" Mrs. John Sherman
Cooper, wife of the Kentucky
Senator, small tea table,"
Mrs. Richard E. Landlord,
wife of the Representative
from Maryland, breakfast
table," and Mrs. Harold H.
Burton, wife of the retired
Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court, formal
luncheon"
MaSterminding the show Is
Mr.. Richard Alexander Sc
bastian, ST., whose late wife
was a member of the club,
being the daughter of Thom-
as Albert Chandler who was
a Representative from Okla
homa in the 65th and 9th
Congresses.
More than 5000 invitations
have been issued for the
showings which are sched-
uled from II am. to 4 pm.
and from 7 to 9 pm. each Of
the three days.
The general chairman is
Mrs. Richard M. Simpson.
widow of the well known
Represe tive from
Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
Governors
Daughter
To Wed

Governor and Mrs. Michael
v. Di Sale of Ohio announce
the engagement of their
daughter Barbara Joan to Mr..
John Eric Lindskold, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Lind
SKIOLD of Poplar Grove, H.,
formerly of Rockford, III.
Miss Di Sale received a
BIS. degree in elementary
education from st. Mary's
College, Notre Dame, Ind.
Now living in Georgetown. she
teaches the second grade at
Woodside School in Silver
Spring.
Mr.. Lindskold was grad
uated from the University of
Illinois with a BIS. in geology.
He took his MS. degree in
geology from George Wash
ington University. He is with
the Department Of Interior,
United States Geologic Sur
vey.
A July 20 wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
DR.. AIPert
Heads List

DR.. Seymour Alpert, past
chairman Of the Washington
Committee for Israel, has
been named chairman of the
Diplomatic Ball, which is
under the patronage of
Israeli Ambassador and Mrs.
Harman.
The event is to take place
at 8 pm, June IL, at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
General.


Gen. Albert c. Wedemeyer
is scheduled to speak to the
chevy Chase Republican
Women'S Club at its Memo
rial Day ceremonies. The
program will be held at 10
am. Tuesday at AL Marah,
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Garvin E. Tankersley.
The four-star general is
now writing his memoirs at
his Maryland farm. Drawing
on his experience as back
ground, Gen. Wedemeyer will
give an appraisal of Amer
ican policy and strategy in
Cuba and the Far East.
Mrs. Thomas A. Tharp,
club president, has an
nounced that guests are in
vited to attend the program.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
BY FRANCES LIDE
Star Staff Writer

Washington hostesses in
vited to the Congressional
Club this week for a pres
entation Of Delightful Din
ing Room Decor" will think
they have strolled into a
gallery Of silverware, crystal
and fine china.
More than 100000 worth
Of merchandise is being as
sembled for a three-day ex-
hibit - Wednesday through
Friday-for the benefit of
the clubs Building Expan-
sion Fund Drive.
Evening star., 1961-05-28

Both the first and second
floors Of the clubhouse on
New Hampshire avenue will
be utilized for the exhibits,
many of which will be dis
played in Illuminated cases
built especially for the event.
Artistic Ability
Ten prominent members Of
the club known for their
artistic ability will be respon-
Sible for one of the special
features-10 table settings
for different types of
occasions.
From Dawn to Dusk" is
the overall theme of the
Delightful Dining Decor"
show, so the tables will pro-
vide tips for settings starting
with breakfast and ranging
on up to an informal buffet
and a formal banquet.
Some museum items are to
be included in the presenta-
ton. Also a highlight will be
a Great Ladies Display" in
which First Ladies from
Mary Todd Lincoln to Mrs.
Kennedy will be portrayed by
dolls in authentic First Lady
gowns.
Mrs. Lyndon johnson, wife
of the Vice President, has
agreed to arrange the setting
for an informal breakfast"
and her display on Table No.
/ will be in the center of the
Second-floor ballroom.
The alcove off the ball
room, generally used for the
tea table at afternoon events,
will provide the background
complete with chandelier)
for the formal banquet set
ting arranged by Mrs. Carlos
P. Romulo. wife of the Phil
ippine Ambassador.
(MrS. Romulo became a
member of the club when
her husband served on Capt.
tol Hill as Resident Com
missioner Of The Philippines
to the United States0
Patio Table
The first-floor Hawaiian
room has been chosen for a
patio table, with four set
Evening star., 1961-05-28
RequIur Meetinq

The Police Wives Club Of
the District of Columbia will
hold its regular monthly
meeting at 8:15 pm. June 5
at the Veterans Of Foreign
Wars Building.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
Problem Pipe

rToDtem ripe
@. We have a plastic pipe.
80 feet long, running about
3 inches underground from
the basement sump pump to
the street gutter. During the
coldest spell, the water froze,
and we had to empty the
sump pump by bailing by
hand. Is there any way to
unfreeze the pipe without
digging up the lawn? What
can we do during the sum-
mer to prevent this from
happening again next winter?
Milwaukee, Wis.
A. Sorry, but unless the
pipe is relocated below frost
line there is no way to guar
antee freezing won't occur
again.
Removing Wall Tile
@. How can l remove old
Evening star., 1961-09-30
Extra Cabinets
Add to Closets
By ROGER WHITMAN
Contributins Writer

plastic tile from a bathroom
wall?
A. To remove the present
plastic tile, consult the
manufacturer or the tile
dealer, for the particular
solvent recommended for the
adhesive used. Use this SOL
vent to soften the adhesive.
then pry the tile loose. This
will keep damage to the sur
face underneath at a mini
mum.
Chimney Seepose
@. We now have a gas
boiler; before, we had a hot
water furnace, burning coal
or wood. Our trouble now is
the brick chimney. This is
lined with an 8-inch flue tile,
exposed inside the house. The
chimney is plastered and
papered.
There is a brown, liquid
substance oozing through the
brick. The plaster and wall
paper have been removed but
oozing continues. At the top
Of the chimney. on the out
side, solid ice formed. When
the ice disappeared, ozzing
continued inside the house,
running ceiling and side walls.
Tne chimney is built from
the ground up. running
through the second floor in
the center of the house.
Is there a way to eliminate
this brown liquid substance
from seeping through?
A. When gas is used as a
fuel, a special flue lining is
necessary. Was this installed
when the gas boiler was put
in? Recommend consulting
your local gas utility COM
pany about recommended
flue lining in the chimney.
Be sure this is an acid-reSist-
ant type.
Installing a draft hood will
prevent downward air cur
rents and help keep moisture
from condenSing in the Chin
ney.
(Released by Consolidated
News Features, Inc.)
Evening star., 1961-09-30
Berens
Handles
FILA Loan

The Berens Companies has
placed the first Federal
Housing Administration
insured, multi-family reha-
bilitation loan in the Wash
ington area under Section
207 Of the new Housing Act.
The loan of $225,200 was
placed for the John Marshall
Apartments. IL Second street
NE, which are being re-
modelled by the owners Jerry
and Murray Silverman. into
80 air-conditioned, efficiency
units. according to Hector
Hollister, Berens executive
vice president for mortgages.
Frank Bruce is architect for
the remodeling.
The Berens Companies also
are exclusive management
agents for the John Marshall.
Evening star., 1961-09-30

O: I've been thinking OF
trying a plastic-finish varnish
on my oak pafnuet floor. in
stead of wax. Would this
affect the wood in any way.
or should continue to use
wax?
A: The varnish finish could
be applied to the floor. But
wax should be used anyway
to protect the varnish finish;
the wax takes the dirt and
wear.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
Lift-Strop Operation Set Monday

The unusual lift-slab tech
nique of raising a bdilding
will be used in Arlington
Monday.
The operation will be per-
formed as part of the erec-
ton of the Highland Build
ing, 3041 Columbia pike,
which is being constructed by
the Columbia Construction
Corp.
The lift-slap technique in
wolves raising concrete slabs,
poured at ground level, to the
heights they will occupy in
Evening star., 1961-09-30
Ceilings

Ceilings don't have to be
white.
If your ceiling is high,
lower" it by painting it a
darker shade than your wall
color. If it is low, raise" it
by using a lighter tint of the
wall color.
Evening star., 1961-09-30

technique will be given at
the Arlington building site
at 2 m. Monday, a spokesman
for the builder said.
Evening star., 1961-09-30

the finished building by use
OF a special hydraulic de-
vice.
A demonstration of the
Evening star., 1961-03-30
Girls Wear
Infants Wear
Below Washington Only

2-3ss Beacon Blankets, size 36x5o, slightly
soed ZOO
2-l4.ss Two-Pe. Suits for little girls, sizes
and Ok ~ --- ---. 9.99
Girls Orion AeryIe ToppeEs. Size 6x, soled. 400
Little Boys Cotton Corduroy Sport Joekets, size
4 only -------- -4.ss
Is ToddIers' Fomous-Mske ShoEt-SIeeve Polo
Shirts, sizes | ond only 9 99e
4 Little Boys 1929 Wool and Orion AeryIie Fo-
mous-Meke Sport Jackets. Soft pIods fancy roy
on Innings. Sizes S and 7.SS
4 Little Girls 6.99 Wool Plaid BIoxeVs 5.sS
Evening star., 1961-03-30

Misses White Cotton Bobby Socks, reinforced
nyon toe and heel 9 to H. prs. 100
Sizes S1 to | in group 59e Or.
BeIow-Woshineton Only
40 prs. l.ls SeomIess Stretch Knee High NyIons.
Broken assortment 69e pr.
l2o prs. LBS TO l.65 FOmous Make NyIons. Dis
continued coors, broken assortment. Z prs. 100
Evening star., 1961-03-30
a5I1s51sISIa a2AIA2NN.l1 sESSIsASs 1E3AIRslslsl
SpOrfSGUeGr
Second Floor, Washington; Street Floor. Arlington
Misses Wool SIocks

Mony ore fully lined for extro COM
fort and permanent fit. Light ond @o2%
dark coIors Broken sizes 10 to Is.
Evening star., 1961-03-30
Housewares

Third Floor, Washington Only
1898 Spot Ferris Wheel PIsnters. Complete
with pots 2.49
6-S.9S chromed Finish Clothes Rack with cosy
rolling costers 100
6-l9.95 De Luxe l2-Ft Extension Ladder with
sofety hand rolls and seIf-leveIino feet l4.Se
1913 3-Seetion LoundFy Cart. Anodized tu-
buIor legs on easy rolling costers .-.-----l.e9
l5-4.98 6aIIons Of SeIf-POIishins Wox 2.4o
2o-2.6s "a GoIIons Of SeIf-PoIishins Wax, l.34
27-l.4s ouorts Of SeIf-PoIishins Wox =. ia
Evening star., 1961-03-30
Misses 7.99 to 1899
Spring Wool Skirts
A.99

6ored, slim ond pIeoted styles in assorted tweeds,
checks and solids. Many ore scot lined, some have
leather or self belts. Sizes 10 TO Is.
BeIOIC-WaSIIingtOn Only
Misses 1899 cuIotte Dresses, small sizes 500
Misses 2.Ss to 3.9S SporsweoF, small sizes 10
and II 90
Evening star., 1961-03-30
China Dent.

''"S ''SS'T 'SS''"'S'N'I S"NS' ''NN'f '"'''S'Ot'
s-6.sS Lsrse SoIod Bowls with fork and spoon,
s.9S
1913 cOsserOIs with bross coIored condIe
500 Gloss PIotes, l4-in. diometer $50
1913 Large cOIored Pottery cOsseFoIes with
bross coored stond - 3.9S
s-I.Ss Leof-shoped Pottery Dishes -----I 100
l2-4.9s Decorated Chip and Dip Dishes - 2.98
l7-l.oo Hanging Pottery SissOrs or Notch Hold
4o-l.oo Blue Gloss condy Dishes - soc
IL Originally 9.9S S-Pe. Imported Wine Sets, 4.9S
5 Originally 22.So 4S-Pe. Decorated Dinner Sets,
service for l4.9S
Rugs
Third Floor Washington Only
LASS Bsiss and Brown Tweed loo9S ReyOn
Pile Rugs, 9xl2----- -----2 1000
s-I7.s5 7oH AeryIie. 3oS NyIOn Areo Rugs,
4x6 .---.---------- 6.e9
s-I4.s5 loo36 NyIOn Pile Scatter Rugs, 3x5,
500
le-4.ss White 1902 Cotton Pile Rugs, Fix
4s" - ..-------...- .-----. 100
500
5000 1902 Wool Pile Rug, os is, 9xl2, 1000
l-ls4.sS Grey loo9O NyIon Pile Rug. os is, ex
u 5000
l-I3S.OO Grey Tweed AI-Wool Pile Rug, 2xo. 5,
$500
rl-l54.ss Beige Plush AII-Woo Pile Rug, l2x9.6s
$500
I-I6S.S5 Beige Al-Wool Loop Pile Rug, 2x9es
5000
z-64.s5 Hcnd-HOoked Rugs, domoeed, 9xl2,
1000
800 Yds: SOS to 7.s5 HoII and stoir corpet, oIIl
wool pile. IT." Hd 90
Evening star., 1961-03-30
Furniture

Lower Level, Arlington Only
l-lS.oo 80" Round Dinette TobIe, on-ook top;
bross ond ton trim, is e97
l-Ss.sS 7-Pe. Dinette. brown top foroI, bronze
ond bross trim, somple $500
I-los.s5 7-Pe. Dinette, bronze and BROS O
brown ond ton tobIe top. walnut, sompIe, 1900
I-sS.SS 7-Pe. Dinette, chorcooI-white plantation
pottern, somple 60 Oo
I-Ss.9S 5-Pe. Dinette Set, blossom white and
gold pottern, somple ~ 60 90
iey' brown tobIe top, bross trim, sompIe $500
I-SS.SS Provincial Lounge Chair, green foom
Iuooer cushion, os is torn in back 1897
i-ZZs.S5 Soto, tufted foom-fiIed, curved book.
toom cushion, toost, os is 1890
l-2z9.Ss Soto, gold tufted back, self decked,
toom cushions, Provincial, os is - 1890
I-49.S5 EoFly American Guest Choir, mooe per
summon, floor somple az OF
l-z7s.s5 Wing Back sofa, foom back, tufted.
toom cushions, roll orms, blue sompIe Ie7O0
i-I73.S5 Wins-Boek Love Seat, foom filled
00eN' room cushions, red opple tweed, sompIe,
l-lzs.ss Wins-Boek Swivel Rocker, foam filled
Dock, toom cushion, turquoise sompIe o7OO
I-IOS.SS Z-Pe. Sectional Sofo. white supported
PlostIe tobrc. walnut legs, sompIe 77oo
I-eS.S5 Soto, turquoise supported plostc, woI-
l-224.sS 3-Pe. Charlton MopIe Livino Room
sompe IA M
-4s'So Round Provincial coekto TobIe, Ieoth-
er top, truitwood finish. sompe 1900
l-4s'ss oyoI Step Table. leather top, mahogany
yeneer semP'e $500
I-4S.SS Round Cocktail TobIe, costers. Leather
~ AZ S1 ar rr"oonoeony' somPIe $500
'-4S'S5 Commods Toble, leather top, mohooony
'e''ee'' Somp'e ------ $500
Fourth Floor. Washington Only
oS-.es.s5 Kins-Sixe FOom Cushioned LouUae
Sha''s; semi-detoehed pillow backs, nyIon foced
covers N escorted eoIors. Eo. 6O.oo
2-5S.S5 PuII-up coptoins chors with unI
noustered scots ond backs; supported plostd
cover, turquoise. tonoerine, with woInut fin
ao 'eIneo ar 'eeS TO. 1900
4-4S:S5 EerIy American Style Open Arm Plat,
.OIm .oi Eoekers; print or tweed covers, solid mope
4-zS.S5 EoTly American Style Arm choirs, print
Or tweed cover, solid mople trim Eo. I4.oT
S-IS.s5 Foam-cushioned ProvineoI Style Lounoe
Choin with sef-decked plotfoms and arm covers
assorted deeorotor fobrie covers Eo $500
3-SS.S5 King Size Loose Cushion Sect and Boek
Lounge ChsiTs, poly Docron filled pillow bock,
natural. Eo. SS ~
3-5 r. 7.p~ Nn.~
Evening star., 1961-03-30
E.O.M. Clearance of
FABRICS

ZOO Yds. l.lS Cotton VoiIle Prints see yd.
1000 Yds. 6se Crisp Reyon TGffetG, As"
wide, Is colors ------- 49e yd.
1000 Tds. SSe NyIon oFgondy, As" wide,
" SOiOTS - - - 9SG y0s
500 Yds. sse FIOeked NyIOn orsGndy, AZ"
wide, postels ----- 6se yd.
zoo Ids. 2.9S Embroidered Silk orsonxo,
40'' wide, pcsteIs -. -I.e9
400 Yds. Lac Insulated MiIium Sosin Lin
ing -- 69e yd.
500 Yds. MiroeIe Blend Spring Prints, wosh-
oble, cosy to core for see yd.
1000 Yds. DFip-DFy cottons > yds. 90
Third Floor, Washington Only
Evening star., 1961-03-30

cIeoFonee! Fomous Moke NyIon Trieot Lingerie
comparable TO 5.e5 to 1925 VoIues. Slips, petit
eoots and sIeepweor in the group, Some only
one-of-o-kind. 3.99 to 6.S9
Street FIoor-Both Stores
BeIow-Street Floor, Washington Only
1000 Fomous Make Bed Joekets, broken
assortment. l.49
2S-4.s5 Royon Strype SIeepeOOts. broken ossort-
ment 500
so-5es and s.9s Bouffont Pettieoots, broken
assortment. 3.99
Briefs and Pontfes. royon and cotton in the group.
for 100
Evening star., 1961-03-30
Foundations
second Floor, Woshinoton

To0TI TusT1HTgTOH O711y
4s-lo.95 to 1850 Fomous-Mske corselettes.
White and pink in various fobries, broken sizes.
s.ss
tobres. White, broken sizes - 4.99
$3.50 Eomous-Moke Long Line Bros. White
cotton Broken sizes 2.o9
$3.50 White Nylon TorsoIettes. Sizes 81 B and
c cups -- $780, 100
10000 20 $50 White Cotton Bondeoux
Sizes 32A to 4oC I.39
3-l3.5o Block NyIOn TOrsoIettes, size 81 only,
299
Evening star., 1961-03-30
l5-5 6 7-Pe. Decorator and
Chrome Dinette Sets
Comparable 70 60 QS 70 90 oS

Toble hos Nevonor pIostic top san =.
in assorted coIors and desions.
Motehno chairs have heavy vinyI cue
wy SIS :,
Lower Level. Arlington Only
Evening star., 1961-03-30
Li1IenS-DOmleSticS
Chenille and Novelty Spreads

Assorted potterns and styles and COL
ors; some ore slightly soiIed ond a MM
domooed. Twin or double sizes; not k8O@8h8
oil sizes in each style or color
Street Floor, Washington Only
2.99 to 500 Quilted Mattress Pods
Assorted fIot mottress pods with clos
ticized bonds to hold to mottress.
SoiIed sompIes Of regulars and rree- a -
uIors. Twin and double sizes in COT &o@@
ton and Acrilon ocDfe filled. Not all
sizes in each. Limited quantities.
Street Floor. Washington Only
Wamsutto Boxed Towel Sets
Four-piece towel sets in assorted COL
ors. Sets consist Of ! bath towel, 00
hand towel and wosh cloths ~SS~
Street Floor, Both Stores
Imported Royon and
Cotton Domosk Sets
Fomous Stoe pottern in sizes Of 64x
Gain, 70xoO-in. ovos, and 70-in. R2
rounds. All perfect sets with napkins.
Street Floor, Washington Only
Evening star., 1961-03-30
Boys Clothing

a. Second Floor, Washington Only
35-27.sS Boys TeOr Round Husky Suits. size 20,
500
s-I7.s5 to 24.ss Boys WoshobIs Blue Cotton
Cord Suits, sizes reouIors WI. 3/ls, lNe, lI36,
!IIe. AI9 -.-------- 800
1850 TO 1899 Spring Suits for junior boys,
sizes s to
$3.50 Reversible Vests, sizes 8 to II LA
539.95 Students Wool Suits, sizes reoulors
H36, l/37, 1913; long l/35 5----------l2.os
fz-24.o5 Roin-or-Shine Zip-Lined Topeocts.
size IA - 1898
$3.50 Husky Sport coots in severoI fobrics,
sizes l3, Ia, IS and II 1898
I2-l9.99 end 24.S5 Al-Wool Blue Flonnnel
DeubIe-BFeosted Sport Coots, sizes l3, IA, l6,
r8, SO, 81, 3s---- - 1873
1o-lS.s9 Junior Boys Roin-oT-Shine Zip-Lined
coots; sizes 10 and II 1898
SASS and 1895 Students' Wool Sport coOts,
sizes IS to 38
Evening star., 1961-03-30
Seamless NyIons
73t p.

Micro mesh weave in good selection Of
Spring colors. All perfect. Sizes 8h to w..
Evening star., 1961-03-30

Notions
Street Floor, Washington Only
z.SS TO 5.9S SoFon Choir RepIoeements for alum
num chairs - -l.49 to 2.9o
$50 AIIon LUssose Covers, g in.----l.25
100 5-ce flashlights 3S 3Se
l.49 Sewing and Embroidery Scissors ---- sse
5.98 Pedol ExeEeseT
2.SS PIoste Troy Met t9 99e
1.69 cUddIe Foster BunnieS - 99e
2.sS Jumbo and ResuIoT Suit Bags
Mems HondkeFehiefs
Comparable values 2oc White linen
hondkerchiefs with hemsttched g., 81
hens. Just 400!
Street Floor, Both Stores
HOSIERY
Street FIoor-Both Stores