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81 OPEN FIRE TWO GUITARS Mr.
Valentine BY. By: 81 ;l:IIl: more
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APIS, FURNlSHED-MD.

COLMAR MANOR, liv. rm., bedrm. :.
kit. pvt. bath and entrance, utilS.
incl: $50 per mo. 1912 Both ave,
WA. 7-3213.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

25th PLACE N.E.-Colored: Q rms,
kit. priv: conV. transp. Elk. g.
62Sb.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators,
sod cutters. rollers. etc. RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP. CO., JU. 5-5040.
Evening star., 1961-05-18

MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-LarEest
selection in Washington All lead
ing brands at lowest prices. Easy
terms. Special rental and trial
purchase plans. KITS. wash
ing tons largest music Store) 1890
n 81 =, NJ DE rRp1O
Evening star., 1961-05-18
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL desires DAYS work. full or
part time; exper. HU. 3-S732.
WOMAN wants gen. house work
COOK, or days work. Ii. 4-0932. .
Al ABLE DOMEsTICS-Daywork-
ers. 81 and fare. Maids, live in/
out. $50 week Up. Health card,
refs QUALITY, 51s N. Y. ave.
NV. y years service to homes.
Evening star., 1961-05-18

SHOTGUN. HARRINGTON and Rich
ardson, .4l0 gauge, slide action.
brand new, won in drawing; re-
tails for $685.. sell for $50. WO
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ORGAN
ORGAN
Be a Hammond Owner
VERY SPECIAL-For $3.50
down plus bench, be .
Happy Hammond owner.
CALL DI. 7-s464
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.

ORGAN, Electronic; used; beautiful
Only S3a5. Internationally guar.
PIANO a. ORGAN FOUNDATION,
Alex, Va, KI. 9-lS5O. Beth, Nd,
OIL 6-l45O
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
PA 14th ct. NV.
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STENOGRAPHER

~ 4H4NOO4V444 n 44I1V
Excellent opportunity with
with large real estate com
pany. interesting and varied
work. tipping and shorthand
Of average speeds required.
5-day wk.. CO. benefits. Call
Mrs. Farris, MA. S-2345
Evening star., 1961-12-29

government are Susan Shut,
president of the Student
Council; Pamela Cross, vice
president; Barree Hopfen-
maier, secretary-treasurer,
and Dee Dunnington, chief
justice Of the Student Court.
All the students participat-
ed in the Christmas play,
why the Chimes Rang" In
the spring, there are piano
and dance recitalS, a May
Day program and two grad
uation ceremonies.
AS a little historical fact,
the tree-shaded campus of
Cynthia Warner School and
the surrounding countryside
were an original grant from
King George III to Lord
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1961-12-29

Diane Wood and Caroline
Light, both juniors. They
were among the winners Of
the magazines teen model
search conducted last sum-
mer.
Barbara Saragovitz, 13, an
eighth grader at Paul Junior
High in the District, was
honored recently at the 25th
anniversary meeting Of the
Prevention Of Blindness So
ciety at the Shoreham Hotel.
Barbara is the youngest of
a group Of volunteers who
have contributed 100 or more
hours Of service to the So
ciety. Her lot hours were
compiled mostly last summer.
But during the Christmas
vacation. she will again be
working in the society's office
at 917 Fifteenth street NV.
+ y + =
Claire Brossard, a for
eign exchange student from
France who goes to Madison
High. (Va.) spoke to the
French Club Of OsbOurn High,
Manassas, Va, on school and
social customs Of France.
E& =
The students of Elizabeth
Seton High, Bladensburg,
Md. collected 13 buShel
baskets of food which were
given to the clinic at Provi-
dence Hospital.
Evening star., 1961-12-29
Phyllis Recounts the Troubles
Of Locating Size 72AA Shoes

ford Junior High in Arling-
ton, has made the honor roll
and been awarded a silver
star for scholarship at VAL
ley Forge Military Academy
in Wayne, Pa.
\ +
Linda Bryce, a student at
Bladensburg Senior High, has
been named one of the ma
tional winners in the annual
achievement awards competi-
tion sponsored by the Ma
tional Council of Teachers of
English.
&* **
Wheaton High School SEN
ior Pam Stover was crowned
queen of the 1861 Christmas
Ball when the annual dance
was held in the school gym.
The theme was Wonderland
in White"
Bill Doyle has been elected
president of the Varsity Club
at High Point High School
in Beltsville, Md. Other Of
ficers are Ricky Henning, vice
president; James King, Sec
retary-treasurer. and Robert
Thomas, sergeant-at-arms.
y 4 4 \
Three girls at Mclean (Va.)
High are pictured in the De-
cember issue of Ingenue, a
national magazine for teen
age girls. Modelling the lat
est white dresses are Susan
Holloway, a sophomore, and
Evening star., 1961-12-29

tenor sax. The musicians
played a head" arrange
ment. which means none of
the music was written down.
This actually is the Sensa-
tionS' second record for Argo.
The first was Music, Music"
to which Let Me In" is a
sort Of sequel. The lyrics tell
Of someone standing outside
listening to music and asking
Evening star., 1961-12-29

Kenneth Cohen, William Con-
ard. Louisa Flanningam, Judy
Gerber, Nancy Goubleman,
Betsy Gorb, William Haw-
kinS, Betty Helfert.
Also, Judy Hermanson,
Evin Hirsh. Jill Karro, Eileen
L. Kelly, Dee Ann Kittner,
Carl Pope. Margaret Sarles,
Diane Stewart. Molly Van
Nice, Cathy Vito, Doris Wal
ton and Frances Wolfenstein.
The fourth annual high
school heart research pro-
gram, sponsored by the Wash
ington Heart Association, will
open at 10:30 am. January
6 at the District of Colum-
bia Medical Society Audito-
rum. 1718 M street NV, for
students who have been ac-
cepted.
The program includes a
series of three Saturday
morning classes taught by
distinguished heart special
lists, a tour on January "a Of
some of the areas medical
research laboratories and an
examination on January 81.
Participants in the program
will vie for ten 5000 awards.
Winners will work full-time
during July and August in re-
search laboratories of some
of the Washington area hos
pitalS and medical schools.
The lectures at 10:30 am.
January 6, 13 and 20 are
also open to those who do
not qualify for an award, but
who want to attend as spec
tatorS.
The music department at
st. Anthony High School,
Hyattsville, Md, has made a
souvenir long-play record
featuring the concert choir,
the concert band and the
Antonaires. The SO record
was custom pressed in high
fidelity by RCA-Victor. Funds
from sale of the record will
be used to pay for new jack
cts for the Antonaires.
On the first side of the
record, the concert choir sings
Madame Jeanette" "Alle-
lula, 30, Come All Ye Faith
full" and Silent Night"
The freshman glee club sings
Jingle Bells" and the COM
bined choirs sing 1.-THE Gov
entry Carol" The choir then
sings two arrangements by
its director, Gerald F. Muller.
They are I'm the Still of
the Night" and Alma
Mater"
On the second side, the
concert band plays the
Theme from Exodus" selec-
tions from "Gigi" and when
the Saints Go Marching In"
The Antonaires play MY
Funny Valentine" Wood
choppers Ball" and might
Train"
= 4 4
Malcolm Mccoy, who grad
uated last June from STRAIT
Evening star., 1961-12-29

to be let inside to join the
fun.
Besides managing the Sem
sations and holding his full
time radio job, Kae Williams
does some writing. A former
professional singer, he has
written a number Of songs
for other singers, including
Get a job" the recent hit
record by the Silhouettes.
Evening star., 1961-12-29
TEEN BRIEFS

There's a 16-year-old Sill
yer Spring, Md girl who's
willing to travel as much as
10 miles for a pair of shoes
and then she's lucky if she
finds them.
Phyllis Mudrick, a Junior
at Montgomery Blair High,
confesses good-naturedly that
her Feet Don't Fit" in a
by-lined article she sold to
Seventeen Magazine.
Appearing in the January
issue, Phyllis article is her
humorous revelation of some
Of the unfunny problems be-
setting a girl with 12AA size
shoes.
Her search for shoes of any
type-heels, flats. sneakers,
saddles, golf. overshoes or
bedroom slippers-often en-
tails spending from three days
to three months research, 70
miles in travel and innum-
cradle phone calls in between.
During her routine shoe
scouting maneuvers, Phyllis
recounts in the article, the
conversation with the clerks
often goes like this:
DO you carry any shoes
in a 12AA?"
I'm sorry, madam, we car
ry no mems or children's
shoes"
Although optimistic about
her shoe situation, the s.
foot -10-inch teen-ager does
admit that it can be quite
discouraging.
Il look at 1t this way"
she says. II want to be an
actress. Jimmy Durante used
his nose; Martha Raye, her
mouth. I'll just use my feet"
&& H&
Wheaton High Schools
majorettes have added five
new baton twirlers to their
group. They are Jackie Boni-
FAINT, Connie Godfrey, Paula
Gordon, Linda Salvarrio and
Frances Hollar.
## *&
John Dyer, 13, an eighth
grader at Leland Junior High,
Bethesda. Md, has been
awarded the Eagle Scout rank
by America Troop 241, Chevy
Chase Ward, Church of Jesus
Christ of the Latter-Day
Saints. John is the young
est Scout in Troop 241 to
nave acnleVeQ the Eagle rank.
= = 4
Masaru Danbara is this
years exchange student at
Bethesda Chevy Chase High.
He is from Nagano, Japan,
and would have been a senior
this year at Nagano High,
a preparatory school with l.,
800 students.
= 4 4 \
Twenty-four new members
have been inducted into the
Walter johnson High chapter
Of Quill and Scroll. and hon.
orary. journalistic society.
New members are Thomas
Beers, Sue Braymer, Janet
S. Brown, Becki Campbell,
Evening star., 1961-12-29

French Caught from kinder
garten though high SCHOOL,,
Latin, algebra. histories,
math. geography, English.
biology. science, art, music.
and optional dramatic art
and ballroom dancing.
The physical education
program includes swimming
in one Of our two outdoor
pools. archery, tennis, gym
nastics, softball, modern
dance and horseback riding.
Cynthia Warner high
school girls can be distin-
guished by their smart uni
forms composed of white
blouses. navy blue skirts,
white socks, saddle oxfords
Evening star., 1961-12-29
TOP TUNES
Sensations Get Together Again
For Their New Hit, Let Ne In
By HARRY BAcAS
Star Staff Writer

Let Me In" by the Sensa-
tions brings back to the hit
lists a group that first began
recording seven years ago.
The group-three men and
a girl-broke up several years
ago when the lead singer,
Yvonne Baker, got married.
This year they reformed.
They are from Philadel-
phia, but their early records,
starting with "Yes, Sir, That's
My Baby" were on Atco, a
New York label, and their
current recording is for Argo,
q Chicago firm.
Kae Williams, disc jockey
at Philadelphia Radio Station
WDAS. manages the group
and supervises its recordings.
The finished tapes are sup
piled to the recording COM
panieS on q lease arrange
ment.
"Let Me In" was written
by the Sensations themselves.
Yvonne is the lead singer and
musical director, but the
three men all contribute
ideas.
With Kae Williams SUPER
vising, the group recorded the
song two months ago at Re-
corded Publications in Cam
den, N. j., across the river
from Philadelphia.
The singers were backed
by bass, drums, piano and
Evening star., 1961-12-29

and blue blazers with the
schools crest and motto,
Development Through JOY
GUS Living" The five acorns
on the aquartaarine and gold
crest represent our develop
ment spiritually. socially,
mentally, emotionally and
physically.
Disciplinary easures,
complaints and school ac-
tivities are discussed in the
two branches Of the student
government. The schools
business is presented in the
Student Council, while dis
ciplinary measures are dis
cuSsed and enforced in the
Student Court.
The officers of the student
Evening star., 1961-12-29
SCHOOL OF THE WEEK
Cynthia Warner
By PATTY HARRISON, DEE DUNNlNGToN,
ELAINE COOPER ond SANDY WoRTHINGT0N
cynthia Warner School Reporters

school pupils, the library,
cafeteria, science laboratory,
store and the administrative
offices.
Five other buildings COM
pose the campus. The kin
dergarteners. first and Sec
ond graders occupy the
Little Red School House"
with its old Navy ships bell
in the belfry and brand
new" addition of two rooms.
The other ele m entary
classes are located in "Cindy
Hall" which has four class
rooms and an auditorium.
The stage was originally the
stable for the Warmers sad
die horses. Other buildings
include an art cabin, a new
storage building, dubbed
Waterloo" and a paper sup
ply building.
For % years. Cynthia War;
ner School was a primary
school only. In 1856, at the
request Of the parents, Mrs.
Brooker founded the junior
high. This year the 10th
grade was added. Next year
an 18th grade will be added,
and finally a 18th grade in
1868.
Although the lower grades
are coeducational, the junior
and senior high grades are
all girls. The high school
consists of q staff Of five
teachers and Mrs. Brooker,
the principal.
The curriculum consists of
Evening star., 1961-12-29

Every school day through
out the year, Mrs. Robert M.
Brooker, the director of Gym
thia Warner School, has her
beautiful white house and
sparkling green campus in
vaded by more than 100 stu
dents ranging from kinder
garten through the 10th
grade.
Cynthia Warner School
was founded in 1894. In q
large Southern style house
with huge Colonial pillars in
downtown Washington, Mrs.
Brooker and her late hus-
band. DR.. Harold E. Warner,
opened their doors to the
first class of Cynthia Warner
School.
That class consisted of one
little boy-a little boy who
was to become famous, for
he was Tom Tonseth, one Of
the first commissioned Off
GERS Of the USS Nautilus,
first atomic submarine ever
to go under the North Pole.
BY 1910, the house had
become too small, so the
school and the Warner fam
lily moved lock, stock and
school books to q pictur-
esque 107-year-old Civil War
home located on acreage in
Takoma Park. Md. 1t is
called "Old Main" and now
accom- m OF dates the high
Evening star., 1961-12-29
Special Events

GALA "HOLIDATE": A concert
dance combination special will be
held at the Bethesda Youth Cen
ter on Walsh street off Wisconsin
avenue at 1880 O'Clock ton.ght and
Saturday night sponsored by the
Montgomery County Arts Center.
The Metropolitan Brass Quintet,
directed by Morton Cutoff, will
SsTiSsm; Ssnss with and n1es.st,. .Is Ti
nSS foiiow ~'n Al $50 S'negA p.m TisRet. Ss @ for
the concert are 75 cents, and for
the concert dance combination
tickets are 81.
NOVICE WRESTLING: The Central
Branch Of the YMCA, 1885 @
streets NV. will sponsor its sec
ond annual novice wrestling
tournament, open to all boys OF
secondary school age. at 7:30
o'clock tonight and at 2 pm.
Saturday.
NATURE ADVENTURE CLUB: The
Gy soGy in the %ashinsson SGa yeal' area 81 Win viii
in the Rocks" and Walt Disney's
Creek Park Nature Center on
Glover road Just off Military
road NV, at 1890 am, 1870
and $3.50 pm. Saturday.
YEARS END PARTY: The Greater
Washington Christian Youth Cru
party T At 7:sS :SSnIoi pm. saturday e1t at
the Adelphi Mills Recreation Cen
ter, s402 RiEgs road. Adelphi,
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Notices
IlllllIlIIIIllllllInlllIlIlIlIlIIIIIIIInInHllalu

ACCORDING TO OUR teen.tssted and
requested survey this is: The Jazz
Alix "Teen-A-Thon" top twelve Of
ID Please Mr.. Postman 9Th. Marvel.
{s} 5ossin' and Tprnin' eBobby Levis,.
Runaway CDel Shannon).
t5( Shop Around (The Miracles).
t6) Inc Mountains High Dick and
{7) Mother:in-Law (Ernie K-Doe).
~ Big Bad John Jimmy Dean).
I'D Runaround Sue (Dion).
do) paddy's Home (shep and the
q1l Like It Like That tchris Kenner).
I1Z( Lovers Island (The Blue Jays).
Holiday Hops Tonight (Sacred Heart)
and tomorrow: st. Thomas Apostle.
BUCKET SEATS-We have a limited
W1spI SuppIIS mst.i 81 haId hs to get bucket seats
will upholster with any material, in
sIaH in your car with your own de-
sign II possible. RICKY'S AUTO up
HOLSTERERS, 772-27S2.
HAPPY NEW YEAR from the Jack Alix
specIsi tb,Ds rse05S ya, hop pD 4. shows W.:
supporters through the past year. club
members. area disc jockeys Especially
Milt Grant. Dean Griffith, Don Dill
ard and Fred Gale(. the Hot Tamaies.
many more. Dan Poole and Fiji
Gorska Of Teen Magazine. Area
CYO clubs, and each and everyone Of
you responsible for the success OF our
New Year" to ali Of YOU. SSse'a' AA'O'
THE EMBERS-The band that caters
to your taste in music. BOB NERI, LA,
6-3950. after 8. Reasonable.
THE EXCITING NEWPORTS-HAPPY
NEW YEAR from the NEWPORTE. In
exactly one year the NEWPORTS have
risen risen e e.. the the. area. ,ss. most DopulsE
BHRRY fTe ie RicH&sbss DEAN dR1FtFRR. dRRH1htAFR.
and MILT GRANT in Wash, and
and BUDDY DEANE and LES ALEX
ANDER in Baltimore. We have been
billed with such stars as FREDDY
CANNON, the BELLMONTS, the HOT
TAMALES. LINK WRAY, RAY VER-
NON. JAMES RAY, the IMPALAE, TAB
HUNTER, and many, many more, In
the last four months we have had
over. 40 engagements. We thank the
public for accepting US so well, and
1862 promises to be even 4 bigger
year for the EXCITING NEWPORTp
and for FILTER-T1P MUSIC! BLAINE
SMITH, OIL, 2-0045, OIL. 2-O72O.
Evening star., 1961-12-29
HOW TO PLACE
A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE: Wednesday P M.
for Friday following. Ads
received too late will ap-
pear a week later.
RATES: 3 lines soc. zoe
each additional line. You
can figure the cost yourself.
Allow 5 average words per
line.
TO PLACE: Write ad and
figure cost. Give your name,
address, telephone number
and send your ad plus
payment to TEEN-ADS,
The Evening Star, WASH
ington 8. D. c. .
Evening star., 1961-12-29
Dance.

RECORD HOP: The st. Anthony's
Teen Club at North Beach. Nd,
will hold . christmas-New Years
dance at the church hall from
Disc Jockey Dean Griffin viii
emcee the coat-snd-tie dance.
Evening star., 1961-12-29
: Teen tOTeen
80 Use Teen.Ads 70 sxoa Tel and Sell

SELL '34 FORD-Three window coupe.
Chopped and channeled. juice brakes,
Ford FIathead engine. $50 LO. 7-7522.
MOTORCYCLE '55 small hid. 126 &C.;
Endshld;, GaI1 kRriSR 81 bags, Excl; eOnd; SIs5:
wkdys. VIII. 2-72O0. Ext. 223l.
STUDE. SO coupe VS. for parts m.
gine S45, complete excl. cond. All
parts priced right. Call BRUCE wknds
IA ,3-2OS1: wkdys.. VIII. 2-72OO, Ext.
Evening star., 1961-12-29

TEEN Go-Pdd is phere
you'll find out what's going
on in the Washington area
today. Saturday and Sunday.
Evening star., 1961-12-29
Miscellaneous
For Sole
IIllIlIlInllIIlIuIrIlIIIIIInlIuulllIIIIInlluIln

LIONEL OFT TRAINS. 8 engines, IL
irsight irssa cars. lot Of track, pairs Of
fair or good shape. Motorbike with
LOU. OIL. 1851.
NERO. so 2-door; floor shift, 2 carb.,
elec: fuel pump, good tires, radio and
heater: $3.50. Call L.. 7-2357.
FORD 40 coupe; body in good shape,
ay4sa aaeT tres new interior. Sl75. OIL
MODEL A PARTS-Front ends, radia-
tors and shells. bumpers, headlights;
all excellent cond. WI. 6-05O6.
si5. Or best tsSSs offer. RE. 5ls4bi. ass49isn racer
LACE DREsSES-Size l3. One white
off-shoulder, one blue w/silver, one
rose; Worn only several hours. RA.
MPERcURY P51;s N..1a ,47 ,sGnV;; engine just Re;
brakes; $50 or best offer. JU. 5-sssS.
cruise-omatic trans. Complete. 300
DU. 7-i602. week end.
FORD '55 Tudor hardtop; $3.50 or best
81 4iresi sk one oz 4sbs5Eel 5 ssrb and manifold
e6sSGN bsS 94 EnHcT cd GTrAE sso ds hnS S6 Ell
4-I496. o''' ~ ~ NA'
GO KART, Apache 8 h.p., b. and $.
Just overhauled: chain drive; cent.
clutch, $50. Lionel train net, $50. Cali
BILL, HE. 9-37I4.
MG '53 TT; wonderful condition. green,
jazz sssner ssSnSs4s sSsRSn9ss45sry' good rubber Call
FORD AZ; peri. body, good radio and
heater. good tires and interior. 80
Ford engine, many good parts but
bearings shot. New battery and gen.
462-3970. sat. morning.
OLDS complete 1854; Super "sS" en-
gine wLhydramatic trans. Also radio
with $40 in new tubes: radiator; seats;
new battery and dozens Of other per-
feet parts. Best offer. Call TIRANA,
EN- 3-4592.
NERO, '57 cony.;, 4 bbl., dual exhaust:
36S engine, white; radio. 8 speakers;
$500. OR. 4-7332.
Evening star., 1961-12-29
NEW EAGLE SCOUTS

award, the coveted Eagle rank at Troop 775's
Court of Honor in Silver Spring, Md, recently.
Evening star., 1961-12-29
AREA DISC JOCKEYS PICK TOP TEN RECORDS
Consensus of the Ratings of Nine Local D. US

RsesFa
!. Cont Help FoIIin' in Love
z. Let Ne In
8. Lost Someone
4. Gypsy Women
5. The Peppermint Twist
s. I'm Blue
7. ! Know
8. The Twist
8. II Will Stond
10. Hoppy Birthdoy Sweet Is
Evening star., 1961-12-29
Miscellaneous
Wanted

ENGINES '56-'5s olds, chrysler, Buick
or Chey. Pay cash. VIII. 6-O5O6.
HARDT0P for '55 Third, will nay IN
to $3.50. SP. 3-9445. '-' 1S
ELECTRIC BASS Player and /
Toll band; Call PAT. before s pm,
OLD LARGE TOY TRAINS Wante6
before 80. Any condition. JE. 4-3SO7.
Evening star., 1961-08-10
Boys Wear

Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
Evening star., 1961-08-10

7.sO 10 i2.s5 BethFOom HsmpeFs. Various
styles and eoIors. Floor somples, s.75 to $50
Evening star., 1961-08-10
Special Purehose! Tots
Boxer Corduroy Lonsies

Fon1ous-noke cotton corduroy
boxer-woist styles for both boys
and girls. Red. navy, grey, brown.
3 to 6x,.
Evening star., 1961-08-10
Summer Fass.asi itsgf.e
Fourth Floor Washington
Lower Level, Arlington

summer E1e1eApeEegfsG
Fourth Floor, Washington s
Lower levei, Arlington
"" Lightweight Folding Cots
High Strength n Alcoo cIu-.
,n,lrum frone AwItI, ottroctive
green cotton duck corvos covers = $50
Eosiy portfolio. Sofety euords pre- Sa2
vent legs from folding under
when muse.
Presidential Rockers
Just ~ originally 1899
folding Andrew Jockson'
!, rockers. Aluminium frome with
rustic redwood slotted scot - a.
and bock a" wide redwood nAsH
orns. ls" deep, 20" wide, aSst
81" high. overall; ~
Bunting Folding Porch Choir
/" polished drown tubulor oIu- .,~
nainum legs and frome, double -
oms;. cross webs, 4 long webs 4a23
Of woven sSoFon. 6reeneor yellow
with white =. t&fc
Evening star., 1961-08-10
Housewares
Third Floor, Washington Only

Iz-s.sS Pr. Adjustable Metal Windew
Shutters. Prime cooted oluminum finish; IA"
wide, adjusts from II" TO 3o"-----pT. 1.99
a--5.eS Outdoor FIoov SeFubber with deter
gent chamber; ottoehes to oorden hose, 2.95
la-l3.sS Modern Folding Screen; 3 sec
tjons Of block poles and reody-to-point mo-
hoo6ny sections S.SS
24--i.OO TO $50 Discontinued Styles Plain
AlumjMum Molds. Includes ring, melon and
shamrock shapes s----------49e to 74e
2.9S 20 e.99 Discontinued Styles FIooE-to-
ceilins Poles for room dviders Bross or VOL
nut poles, shelves and plont holders,
Evening star., 1961-08-10
Beach Towels
Half Price
were 1893
90s
were 2.99
1.A9

Assorted stripes and prints Of fancy
make beach towels. All l0o9o cotton
terry in popular size. First and second
quolity towels in group. Assorted colors.
Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1961-08-10
Linens G DOs,sestics
Street Floor, Washington Only

Cotton Rus Runners. All-cotton rug runners in
assorted eolors with corved design top. Books
ore foam rubber for sofety and to use as mot
otter shower or bath. 24x60" and 24x48"
4.99 Summer SpFeeds. Twin or double size
lightweight summer spreods with tlorol overall
pottern on white background. Choice OF liIoc,
yellow or pink. All eolors not ovoilcble in
eoCn. size -@.ss
Seconds Of Wamsutta Debueole White Sheets.
Fine cotton pereole sheets CLOSED os seconds
due to slight misweoves that do not impor
their weorine. 72xloS-in. only-------l.S4
Assorted Tableeloshs. A Jorge selection of plos-
tic linen and royon tobleeIoths in solid colors,
novelty weoves and prints. Sizes 52x52 in. up
to oONIO6 in.- ---SSe 70 Z.ff
l.69 Barbecue Aprons. Great for the outdoor
man who likes to cook out. Assorted patterns
from which to choose SSe
Seconds Of 7.Ss chashom Print Blonkets. At
troctive print florol on white background. Of
9o9o royon, 1875 rylon. Popular 1880 in.
size suitobIe for twin or double bed----4.44
Evening star., 1961-08-10
foundations
Second FIoor, .Woshlnoton Only

1895 70 1875 Famous Make combiaetioas.
Assorted styles ond. Fobries: White and pink.
Smutl sizes ,-----------l---- S.SS
$50 Discontinued Style Surprise BEas. Cot
ton, Broken sizes - -z.S9
400 Discontinued Style Surprise BsHdsssx.
White cotton Broken sizes = @zi.5s
500 FaHseus Make White NyleN BFss. Bro
2.SS; To- 3.9S Fences Make RnII.on GirdIes
end Pansies. Broken sizes. - 40 TO I.6e
500 Fsmous Meke PufI-on GiFdles with z"
Woistbond S and -z.99