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Evening star., 1961-11-17
By CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

Young John Himmelberg has
stepped into the thick of the
tight Catholic League football
race as Gonzaga High Schools
No, quarterback, but there is
little to indicate the 15-year-
old sophomore will wilt under
pressure.
Himmelberg viii, start at
quarterback for the Eagles in
Sundays game against arch
rival st. Johns at Griffith
Stadium. Kickoff for the 34th
annual game between the two
Catholic League schools is set
for 2 pm. Gonzaga leads the
series, 1914. There have been
three ties.
st. Johns currently leads the
league with a POL record and
can wrap up the title and tire
right to meet Eastern in the
city ch pionship game
Thanksgiving morning at D. C.
Stadium with a victory over
Gonzaga.
Carroll, with a 81 record
can stay in the running by de-
feating DeMatha in tomorrow's
league contest at Northwestern
The game will be played at
8 o'clock.
Need His Help
But the Lions, who defeated
Eastern, 7-6, in last years city
title game, must get help from
Himmelberg and Gonzaga if
they are to wind up on top of
the heap. Coach Moss Collins
teams loss in the league was
a 60 defeat at the hands of
st. Johns. The Cadets scored
in the final minute to take the
decision three weeks ago at
Griffith Stadium.
Himmelberg, a left-handed
passer who was the Touchdown
Clubs selection as schoolboy
player of the year two years
ago, won the top quarterback
spot at Gonzaga two weeks ago.
He gave good accounts of him
self in a 1912 decision over
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-12
Ike Says We
 Should Stand Firm On Berlin Crisis

GETTYSBURG, Pa. R - For mer President Dwight Eisen- hover said yesterday the United States must stand firmly in Berlin and not let anybody scare us out"
 Berlin has always been an ex- plosive situation" Eisenhower said, "but Americas spirit and courage are up to it. The United States is strong and we shouldn't scare ourselves to death. We should keep confident and strong and keep our powder dry"
 The former President said he had no quarrel with the Kennedy Administration over its stand on Berlin. "We must stand by our rights and stand with our allies" he added. He indicated, too, that Americans should be united be- hind the President on foreign aid and defense.
 Eisenhower made his com ments at a doorstep news confer ence at his office, at Gettysburg College after a 70-minute meet ing with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York.
 1t was the first meeting be- tween the two men since late in the 1860 campaign. The governor, who had requested the meeting, said most of the discussion centered around politics and par ticularly the developing race for mayor of New York.
 In response to question, Rockefeller said he had not asked Eisenhower to speak in that cam paign, "but it would mean an awful lot to us if he did"
 Rockefeller said his discussion with Eisenhower included mo talk of 1864" Rockefeller is ex- pected to be a candidate for the Presidential nomination in that year.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-12
The Missing Link |.

4 N EMBARRASSING privately owned airplane con- lA pany has seen the need of route from Nome to Bethel and has made application with CAB for such a route to be established and approved.
 This link in the communications and transporta- ton is important to the development of the Kusko- kwim and that little known area between these two points and is strange that existing airnes who have been operating in that have not sought this nection before.
 This route would facilitate travel for individuals and business people who will be able to generate busi with this backward and aid greatly in it's development. direct route would busi- for Nome we'll better understanding among the people who inhabit this part of Northern Alaska Local civic groups should urge the CAB to take action that such a route be established.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-12
Military Awards $2,276,OOO Contract For USibelli Coal

WASHINGTON (SpeciaD-Four coal contracts with an aggregate value of $4,221 ,220 have been awarded by the U. s. Navy for fis- cal year 1862 to supply five mili- tary installations in Alaska, the Alaska Congressional delegation was in formed last week.
 The total amount of coal con- tracted for is 577,000 tons. The Usibelli Coal Mine, Inc, of Fair banks has a $2,276,720 contract to supply 382,O0O tons to Fort Jona- than Wainwright, Eielson Air Force Base, and the Air Force installation at Clear.
 The Evan Jones Coal Co.,, Inc, of Anchorage, has a $1,287 ,000 contract for 130,000 tons of coal; the Marak Coal Go. of Sutton has a $517,0O0 contract for 45,000 tons and the Cripple Creek Coal Co. of Fairbanks has a $140,G00 con- tract for 10000 tons, the coal to be supplied to Elmendorf Air Force Base and Fort Richardson.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-12
Negroes and Whites Stage Protest Rally Against
 South African Government

CAPE TOWN, South Africa R' A thousand negroes and whites staged a protest rally Monday night against a government ban on the South African colored convention in Cape Town last weekend.
 Taking part in the demonstra- tion were the Roman Catholic Bishop of Cape Town, the Most Rev Owen McCann, and for mer justice, H. A. Pagan.
 More than 200 delegates to the banned convention meanwhile met in a farm shed 45 miles from Cape Town and issued a call to all South Africans to get together "in the near future" and hold a non-racial national convention.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-12
53-Year-Old One-Legged Man Survives a Week In the Mojave Desert

CAMP IRWIN, Calf. R - A 53-year-old man with an arti- ficial leg, stranded for a week without food in soaring desert heat, says his dog saved his life.
 Ramon C. Miller, a furniture buyer from Fresno, was found Monday by two ordnance inspec- tors in a remote section of the Camp Irwin military reservation, 85 miles northeast of San Bernar- dino.
 He said he took shortcut across the Mojave Desert July 1, then ran out of gas south of Death Valley and northeast of BarstoW.
 Doctors at the camp hospital said both Miller and his dog, Gretchen, were in remarkably good condition.
 "I was just about ready to give up," Miller said. q never would have made it if it hadn't been for Gretchen" He said the dog defended him from coyotes as he fled to a desert cave.
 Miller estimated he walked 15 miles. He had bruises on the stump of his left leg, lost in an auto accident. The dog was bruised and scared from fights with animals.
 Temperatures in the area where Miller was found often exceed 120 degrees, said Mai John Waters, executive officer of the Irwin Army Hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-12
N o T I C E

A cash reward of Sl00 will be paid for information leading 10 the arrest and conviction of the person or persons molesting. damaging. breaking and shooting into the old NAT Red Hanger" north of Nome. and aircraft stored therein. 85
 Munz AirwaYs
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-12

Not all cancers are alike. They differ in type, rate of growth and response to treatment. But, the American Cancer Society eX- plains, most cancers have one thing in common: they're most curable when diagnosed and treated early.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-12
CRISP AND CLEAN ;.

TOKYO LY - A safe washed away by a flood three days ago was found Monday buried in the dry bed of the Kano River 100 miles southwest of Tokyo.
 Inside, crisp and clean, were $3,50O worth of Japanese cur rency and stock certificates.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-12
To parents
 of children from 3 to IS

Which disease do you think is the single greatest killer of children under Is? Shockingly and tragically, the answer is- cancer.
 But there is hope. The Amer ican Cancer Society is support ing 1900 research scientists in hospitals, institutions and lab- oratories, working to find the cause of cancer-and ways of preventing it.
 Your gift to the Amer ican Cancer Society can help speed the conquest of cancer. Can help guard your children.
 Fight cancer with R checkup and send a @QS check to your Unit of the S AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
Evening star., 1961-08-26

FORD 80 Fairlane 800" 4-door
gine. For6on1atic Transmission
power steering. power brakes. Ia
dio, heater, Wv. tires, popular
light blue finish with matching .
tone blue interior: immaculate
Evening star., 1961-08-26
VTTI1-so,Ii TooS.6 La
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
COMMERCIAL GROUND

ALL CASE fer lots, acreage or
farms IN D: c. or nearby Nd
Evening star., 1961-08-26

FORD 81 convertible; r. and h.,
iin!s6; low Price ice, BURROWS 5fISt5Vt RAM RAM
BIER. 900 M st. Sc. Ii. 4-S3OO.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
AIS Motors

aliant-Plymouth- -chrysler- Imperial
1910 Wilson Blvd, Arl, Va.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
OUr.OF.ToWN REAL ESTATE

5 MI. EAST of Inwood, w. Va, nr.
Rte. 51-6-rm. brick home: 2s
acres land; pond, hunting ground,
garage. oil heat, bath, hardwood
flrS., full bsmt. Apply HAINES'
MARKET, on Rte. 81. Possession
Oct. ] Or call Martinsburg W.
Va, 229-27S5.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
NoRBECK.LAYHILL AREA, MD
OFF LoRC0M LANE = Heavi

wooded domestic, 1O0-ft. frontage,
260 It. deep, S14,600. IA. 2-39s4
POTOMAC RIVER-7.3 acres va,
/ mi. to Chain Bridge: 700 It. on
Chain Bridge rd., approx. so IT.
on river. Land has been improved
at great expense but trees spared.
Inspect this choice land at any
aot subdivide. Sl26. 600. $4,000
dn.. bal. 10 yrs. OWNER. SP T.
1864, LeesburE, Va, or see own
hrnEer
Evening star., 1961-08-26

FORD SO Tudor club coupe: r and
h., standard shift v/o.d.; good
cond.: SIa5. Call so. s-4367
FORD '34 5 window coupe; original
paint, excel driving cond, driven
10 and from work every day. Com
plete with every orie. details.
S4OO, or best cash offer. Contact
BILL, NO. 7-S422 or IA. 1854
or Al o-qSR5
Evening star., 1961-08-26
ROUND HOMES
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

NORTH BEACH-Clean Arm. cot
taee, path. scr. porch, mod cow. I:
$40 wk. WA. 1882, WA. 7-725n,
SHADYSIDE-2-b -bedrm. furn. cot
taEe; TV, shower; nr. beach; water
view. Avail. now. JU. 1851
WOODLAND BEACH, % mi, D. C
CottaGes, netted pvt. bch, $50 VIZ,
up. 1mmed. poSs. Colonial S-2172.
Evening star., 1961-08-26

ANGLIA 1859; green, 10000 mi,
T. and h., whitewalls, safety belts,
mounted snow tires. other extras.
clean; 1925. Extra rebuilt en-
Eine, 500. Both for S675. Also
anglia and Escort parts. Call
Evening star., 1961-08-26

BAY RlDGE-Waterfront. Rapa-
rambler: ceramic tile bath, jail
ousied porch, modern kitchen, hot
air heat, hardwood floors. insu.
lated. Lot S0x250, directly on
Lake Oseltcn. Price S1p.500. C..
A. REMALEY, Real Estate, Anna
polls, Colonial 7-7T00, nishts
Colonial 3-46OO
Evening star., 1961-08-26
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
FLORIDA PROPERTY
VACATION PLACES
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

WAITSFIELD, VT. - Vermont Is
best in fall. Mt. cabin. 4 rms,
$40 wk. or 500 mo. WI. S-a17l.
Evening star., 1961-08-26

FORD '54 Tudor Custom 800: clean.
r. and h, extra snow tires; 5000
Prac new seat covers LII o-14QQ
Evening star., 1961-08-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYM. '56 Plaza 4-dr.: auto, ons
owner; new battery, snow tires,
ntc. S21h IL R-Ey64
Evening star., 1961-08-26
JACK BLANK

KAMbLER -bI, IoWest prices. Z,
P. Stafford, INC, S507 Coles
vile I'd, 8. s., Nd JU. 9-e400.
RAMBLER 80 American 4-door;
automatic transmission. heaters
one owner low mileage, SHOVE
Evening star., 1961-08-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

IMPERIAL 81 Crown southamp-
ton 4-dr; all power, air eond. I;
81 2ab. so. s-4566.
LARK SO Regal a-door hardtop
spotless vinyl interior, auto. T.
ana h., etc: Sl,295; trades, bank
financing.
Evening star., 1961-08-26

FORD '53 Victoria hardtop; excel.
and h.: 5000. 10. 2-025O.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
MONROE
FORD.
1887 Esst-West Hwy, s S., Nd.
III uh-ISO4

Ju 5-1S04
RAMBLER 1851 custom convertible:
auto, trans, power steering, ktr.
Wv. tires, 5000 miles. inmae,
cont. Owner leaving country. Best
offer. OIL. 4-0jG9, or HA. 1881,
Ext. 1900, Sat. or Sun. DIAL
3O1-C0 3-54.S
Evening star., 1961-08-26

HUDSON 81 WASP; fine cond, r,
and h., low mi, hvramatic, 4-dr.
Price S295. Call il. 1880.
Evening star., 1961-08-26

FORD 50 Galsxie cow; turquoise
w/new white. top; r. and h., auto.
trans, excel. cond., low mi. :
81 ,Sa5. IA. S-56S1.
Evening star., 1961-08-26

1910 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va.
IA. 2-4l02
FORD '57 300" club sedan; auto
matte transmission, radio, heater.
beautiful. Butler Bonded. S795'
LEE D: BUTLER, 1I21 21st st
NV. FE. 7-3246,
FORD 81 sunliner Gaiaxie copv.;
S cyls., Corinthian white, blue
int, p.s., padded dash and visorS,
7. and h, Wv. tires, cruiseomatic:
hardly any mileage, | owner. So,
59h or best offer. Phone JA. s.
7242 Sat. and Sun. all day; ether
wise after u pm.
FORD 50 Galsxie cow; TURQUOISE
w/new white. top; T. and h., auto.
ST sos. ia. $685.. ~" ~
FORD SO Victoria hardtop; excel.
and h: 5000. 10. 2-O25O.
FORD 81 convertible; r. and h.,
+, auto, p.s., p.,b., beautiful 2-tone
finish; low price. BURROWS RAM
BIER. 300 M St. sc. Ii. 4-s30O.
FORD 80 Tudor Custom 800; clean,
r. and h, extra snow tires; 5000
Prac. new seat covers. LU. "-44a9
FORD '55 Ctry. Sedan Fordor: r.
and h, Fordomatic: S-cyl.. peri.
cond. thruout: S475. WA. 7-O636
FORD 40 with SO Buick engine:
sood mechanical condition; $3.50.
Call after g pm. oV. 3-3sa3.
FORD ,s6 Fordor; stand trans,
big Third eng, r. and h. excel.
clean: Wo, 6-3223, Z am, to
IL y. m.
Evening star., 1961-08-26

FORD s6 Fordor; stand, trans.
big Third eng, r. and h. excel.
clean: WO. 6-3223. 7 am. To
Evening star., 1961-08-26
IMP0RT-SP0RTS
ABARTH go $50 &C. Zassto eoupe;
BEST offer. TIE. 6-S00S.

ABARTH 80 $50 &C, Zasato eoupe
best offer. TIE. 6-S00S.
ALFA-ROMEo '5S Giuiietta Spider;
white; one owner: excellent cond ,,
ana n, new tires, battery: make
ANGLIA 1859; green, 10000 mi
r. and h., whitewalls, safety belts
mounted snow tires, other extras
clean T625, Extra rebuilt en-
Eine;, 500. Both for S675. Alsc
Wia Wxnaha saI6 and Escort parts. Cal
AUSTIN HEALEY '6I 5000.
mos. old, has 1900 mi S2,s6O
Call WI. 2-4s57.
AUSTIN -HEALEY 81 $1,000: Cd
Sgrss7nW SSglrs wheels. ne h.,. hs;attsr' ;t. 5000 n, p
AUsTIN-HEALEY 80 5000; peTi
Gond 5000 mi. fully equip. JE
2-9607; ewes. and Sun, JE. 1890
AUSTN.HEALEY go 5000; VirI
wheels, cd, excel. cond. DE, Q
1894 week ends
AUSTIN: :HEALEY sprite 1861, new
cend.,. less than 1000 orig. mi
ssat ssas. blue ? tops s1'7aS' FL 4,
AUSTN.HEALEY SPRTTE 1850
perfect condition; 81. $50. Cal
BENTLEY '53 4-dr.; 81, 900: traded
on rolls: immaculate. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. ave.
COMET 81 de luxe Sultana; white,
4-or.. auto. trans, big engine. r.
ana h; excel, cond. EN-. 3-5743.
CORVETTE 80: powerglide: silver
blue; must sell, make offer. FE.
1850 til 3 or FE. s-6322.
CORVETTE 80; 4-speed box, 900
engine, .positraction, radio. Niche
lin X tires, . tops, excel. cond.
CL. 6-2043 ewes.
CORVETTE 81; 27O eng. maroon
and white, Q tops, fully euuip,
5000 mi. must sell. MA. 2-I2S9.
g45: MCLEAN MOTORS INC, IO47
FIAT 1858 model "11OO": fully
equipped. exceptionally clean. Best
offer. HE. 4-2S17.
FIAT 81 station wagon; 5000.
Good condition. 1854 Ranawhs
st, Hyatts., HE. 4-705a.
FLAT 1881 100 de luxe; excel.
cord.; no down payment, assume
payments. Call CH. S-4672.
HMLMAN 'o1 HUSKY 2-door sta
was; front bucket seats, 1900
Leaving immed. fSs-S7Ss, IA. % o.
1855. Rlght-hand drive.
JAGuAR 1858 4:dr. sedan; Al
JAGUAR 1860 as; peri. cond., Brit.
ish racing green, orig. cost $4,000
$1,000 cash. Call 549-S256.
JAGUAR 1857 Mark VII: excellent
eondition. Must sell. Sa95. EN-
JAGUAR
80 Marx VII. S195. JU. $3.50.
JAGUAR 40 a Mark II sedan;
cornish gray, red leather, manual
shift overdrive, radio mobile.
LODGED 5000 mi. Perfect condition
Imported by owner Dec. 1890.
JAGUAR "a roadster: red, Al
condition; S1.195. JACK PRY
9th and Pa. Sc; est. 1929.
MERCEDES-BENZ '55 "3OO-C" black
4-dr. sedan: hydra. w/sidewalls.
r. and h.. reclining seats. Excel
cond Stealing price S2,450. KE
7-062".
MERCEDES ZOOS 81; blue wIrsc
leather int; w.-wS: 10000 mi.
AM-FM radio: 81 .395. NO. 7-5669
MERCEDES BENZ 1859 $50" 4 :
Or. sedan: black, I owner, low mi
Perfect cond. $1,000. EN-. 3-27Sl
wERCEDEs.BENZ-'6I model 100
fully. equip. spare parts kit, Rea
sonable. BU. 3-20sa.
Evening star., 1961-08-26
TRAILERS

rs front 1Egso IT, .sriy sliylO .rfssn Ssa
furniture, amminum exterior.
washer and many other extras;
S4,195, bank financing. KRAMER
TOLSON MOBILE HOMES, 1855
g. Capitol St. 10. 1-b500. Open
Evening star., 1961-08-26

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1865
Lustine's Final Count Down G99l
CorvairS. BiscayneS, 81 .aa9! Be
Air. $1,000; Impals, S@.19a: Wag-
on, $500; Convertible, 50 500. Al
models, 6-cylinder engines. Fully
factory equipped including heater
Also IS company demonstratorS
GusTiEE Gqffss eAEERofiATi sAEE EYE Rf.' SA'i, /
HvattsYille. Nd. WA. T.12nn.
Evening star., 1961-08-17
Save on Toys

S Bowling and ShuffIette Combine
fions. Comparable value more than
double, 4.SS
IA GGs-Powered "curtiss Pusher"
AirpIanes. Comparable value 1000,
5.SS
7 cooster-Broke Bicycles for girls
ond boys, 26". Comparable value
1895, 1888
I6 Drink and Wet Dolls with bot
ties, and pink dress with matching
bonnet. Dolls ore 10" toll and fully
iointed. Comparable value 2.98,
3 Bye Bye Boby Dolls in muIti-pur-
pose scot. Comparable value Il .88,
9 Lown Swings, potio-Npe. Com
parable value 24.o5, 1888
II Flesh Cords to teach word sound
ines and mathematics. Comparable
value LOO, 5Se
9 FutuFo TronsisfoF Radios with ear
phone, volume control and buitt-in
ontenno. Botteries additional. Com
porobIe value 9.e8, 7.48
s DoII-E-Deteeto Scales for weigh
ing boby dolls. Comparable value
more than double, 2.SS
WGL-The Toy Store, 9th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-17
SaVings From the
NuFsey Corner

7 cOet and Hat Sets in moize eye
let cotton with white cotton lining.
Sizes 9, IL and l8 months. Com
poroble value l4.95, 7.s9
70 Sunsuits. The group includes
girls eyeIet cotton styles, girls cot
ton bIoomer styles in red or blue
and boys white linen styles with
red trim. Sizes II and l9 months.
Comparable value more than dou-
Bile, l.99
8 Boys Dioper Covers in cotton
pIisse with cotton lining. Blue. Sizes
small. Comparable value 2.ee, l.9s
I8 Girls DiopeF Covers in cotton
pIisse with cotton lining. Pink. Size
small. Comparable value 2.99, l.ss
10 Boys and Girls Sunsuits in cot
ton terYcIoth or cotton styles. Com
parable value $50, Las
so Girls Sleeveless Dresses properly
IobeIed for fabric content. PosteI
shades. Sizes IL and I8 months.
Comparable value more than dou-
Bile, 95e
20 Infonts' Two-Piees Sets with
cotton terrycIoth sunsuits and cotton
hooded jacket with cotton terry
cloth lining. Stripes. Comparable
value more than double, l.Ss
45 Sunsuits in matching cotton
troin design styles for sister and
brother. Sizes M, l and XL. Com
parable value 2.oo, l.es
so lnfonfs' SunsUitS in ossorte d
styles and fobrics. Properly labeled
for fobric content. Sizes S, M, L
and xL. Comparable value more
than double, S5e
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-17
Motions at Sovinss

so Jumbo-Size BIGnket Storage BGss,
heavy vinYI plastic. Comparable
value 1913, l.5s, z for 500
80 VinyI PIostie Suit Bags, full
length Upper. Comparable value
$50, at
100 Foshion Combs and BuekIoiFes
to wear in the hair. Comparable
value 100 to 300, soc" to. $50"
%PIeose odd 1929 Federal tax
WGL-Notions lst Floor,
Washington Store
so Cotton Terry Muu Mus with
belt. Use for beach or pool, for
Iouneine or for otter showerinq.
Pink, yellow, white or turquoise.
Comparable value 6.e9, $50
WGL-Notions Washington,
Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo
and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1961-08-17
Misses Sportsweor

95 Famous Make Swimsuits, ossort-
ed fabrics (oIl labeled for content).
Variety Of weoves. CIeor coIors and
patterns. 1910. Comparable 1875
to 1895, $50 to 1890
so Beach Accessories, includes fan
cy beach hats and bags. Comparable
values 7.e9 to 1926. 400 to 1000
II Beach Joekets, Howoiion prints
and patterns In cotton, waist length,
short and long sleeves, 9.S9 to I2.S5
e5 Cotton PopIin co-ordinotes,
stripes, clear coIors and prints. Full
and slim skirts, dyed to notch
shirts. Comparable values 7.ee to
more than double, 400 TO 100
SO Skirts, full and slim, patterns
and solid coIors. Cotton popIins and
Docron polyester and royon blends.
Comparable values 7.e9 and more,
500
167 Shorts, BermudG, JomuieG,
short lengths in shorts and skirts.
Cotton popIins and denims, and
blends of Doeron@ poIyester and
cotton. Comparable value 7.e5 and
more, 400 to 500
II Cotton and Ruyon Suits, cIeor
coIors and checks. Navy, blue, yeI-
low, green. Comparable values
l1.e5 to 1895, 500 to 1900
ITO Shirts, cotton and royon and
cotton blends. Clear coIors and pot
terms; short and rolled sleeves. Com
parable values 4.e9 and more, 500
So Points, cotton, in cIeor coIors and
patterns. Comparable values 7.e9
to 1875, 400 TO 500
W5L-Misses' Sportsweor,
3rd Floor Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-17
Boys Apparel
Reduced

100 Boys Summer Sport coots in
assorted cotton pIoids and white
royon styles. Sizes 6 to 20 reuuIor
and 3 to 20 husky. Not all styles
in all sizes. Comparable value more
than double. 3.8S 70 9.SS
20 Boys Lightweight Summer Suits.
Cord styles in cotton and DocronG
poIyester and cotton, royon and
ChromspunS ocetote. Sizes I3, IA,
l6, l8 and 20. Comparable values
more than double. 5.ss TO s.ss
10 Boys Lightweight Summer Robes
in drip dry cotton. Assorted coIors.
Sizes 8, II. l6 and 20. Comparable
values more than double. 2.ss
W6L-The Boys Store, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-17
Discontinued Styles
Of Fomous Name
Foundations

400 Bros in discontinued loce and
morquisette styles. Properly lobeled
for fobric content. Turquoise, white
and beige in the group. Comparable
value 3.e5, 2.s5
so Longtime Lace Bros in discon-
tinued styles. White and black in the
group. Bros properly labeled for
fobric content. Comparable value
SOS, 4.95
IS Longtime Cotton Bros in diseon-
tinued style. Properly Iobeled for
fobrie content. Comparable volue
3.o5, 2.SS
so Lace and EIostie Bros In discon-
tinued style. Properly IobeIed for
fobric content. White and block In
the group. Comparable value 300,
1875
IS StrapIess TorsoIetfes with con-
toured cups in discontinued style.
Properly labeled for fobric content.
Comparable value 1880, s.9S
WGL-corsets and Bros
Washington, Chevy Chase,
Wheaton Plozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-08-17
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Art NeedIeWork
Reduced

I Model Crib Quilt, cotton
with opPliques and green
border. Comparable value
22.50, 1900
l Model Crib Quilt, cotton
with machine quilting and
cross-stitch design. Compare
Bile value 1900, 1000
l Model Bridge Cloth, pink
nyIon net with cotton felt
trim. Comparable voIue 1000,
500
l Model Linen Luncheon
Cloth, cross-stitch design in
tones of green. 50x7o". Com
parable value $500, 1900
I Model Quilt, cotton with
blue cross stitch design.
Double size. Comparable value
$500, 5000
z Stamped Bridge Sets, cross
stitch design with finished
scolIoPed edge. Comparable
value 4.49, 800
"a BueiIIo Stomped Embroi-
derry Kits including bibs,
towels and pillows. Comporo-
bic value ZOO, 100
7 Pure Silk Accent Pillows,
Docron polyester filled. Choice
Of colors. Comparable value
SOS, 800
W5L-Art NeedIework,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-17
Reductions From
The Gorden Shop

I Sunbeam Rotary Mower, COM
parable value 1895, 1895
I Sunbeam ReeI-Typs Electric
Mower, seIf-propeIIed, comparable
value more than double, 1925
Sunbeam Mover, comparable
value 1895, 1895
Sunbeam Mover, comparable
value 1895, 74.s5
! Sunbeom Mower, comparable
value 74.95, 59.95
400 60-Foot Garden Hose, COM
parable value 2.99, l.99
WolI and Tobie PIonters, q good
selection in copper, bross and black
color finishes. Comparable values,
2.l5 and 2.45, LIS and LAS
II Sturdy Steel Frame Work
Benches with solid work surfoces,
comparable value more than double,
1895
W6L-The Garden Shop, End Floor,
.. Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-08-17
Save on Occasional

Save on Occasional
and Summer
Furniture
4 Electric Outdoor Welcome Lights.
Comparable values 9.99 and l2.99,
5.99 and 7.ss
II Portable Stoir Gates. Comparable
value 4.o9, 3.SS
3 Metal Desk Groups. Comparable
value, more than double, S.98
3 oetoson Metal Cord TobIes. Com
parable values 1898, 9.98
z oetoson Metal Card TobIes. Com
parable value 24.98, 1913
s Chairs. Comparable value 1925,
s.s6
10 Umbrella Tubles. Comparable
value l.88, $50
10 Umbrellas. Comparable voIue
1898, 1896
WGL-Loree Housewares,
End Floor, Washington Store