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The Sidney herald., 1961-05-03
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VSY BY BOB BREWSTER
YXAS Outdoor Editor, Mercury Outboards p
BY BOB BREWSTER
Outdoor Editor, Mercury Out6oards

ing to make a pet of a Bengal
tiger.
The Mercury cupboard on the
transom of your boat can be
the key that opens the door to
the most successful fishing you
have ever done. Mobility is the
reason.
Fish," as my grandfather
used to say, "ain't sittin' in
no rockin' chair, son. They're
out moving around lookin' for
something to eat"
Therefore what was a red
hot fishing spot last year or
last week may be zilch today.
When the food fish leave the
bigger boys follow them.
The seasons are one factor,
because of water temperature,
and there are several others,
but as long as the fisherman
can crank up his Mere motor
and hunt them down he will
continue to astound the boys
at the dock with his catching
skill.
SITTING QUIETLY
To those who hunted deer
last fall, and hunted in vain,
comes the advice of a longtime
guide and hunter himself.
Learn to sit still. He claims
half the deer in the country
that end their travelling days
as a hood ornament for an
automobile are there about
rs percent by mistake.
Says they were shot in spite
of the hunters skill, not be-
cause of it. Further inJects
that if hunters were able to
freeze on a stand and stay
tn - not smoking, not
scratching, not even wiggling
their ears - the elusive deer
would be bagged a whole LOT
easier and considerably quicker
than when the hunters practice
brush-busting.
He claims the first is or 20
minutes are the hardest to
stand and after that a hunter
can sit perfectly still for sew
eral hours if necessary.
Sounds easy.
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-03

gov; Taylor, Glasgow; Lenhart,
Dickinson; Motley, Custer. JAW
ELM: 1911" = Oddly, Custer;
Domagala, Custer; Harper, Sidney;
Johnson, Glasgow; Hawn, Dickin-
son. SHOT PUTT: 47'5A" -
Harper, Sidney; Mcbride, Willis
ten; Richardson, Custer; Peterson,
Custer; Bracken, Glasgow. 22O yd.
dash: 22.9 y Wright, w; tie =
Beagle, S and Fridley, Dick; Cor
den, c.; Pepen, G.. HIGH HUR-
DIES: 1857. Combs, c.; Bjork-
land, G.; Green, D.; Kellog, DI;
Pornish, w; 100 YD. DASH =
10.35-Sundling, D. Wright, W.;
Fridley, D. l.; Erickson, w; Hart
man, S. BROAD JUMP: 20'9Aa"-
Sundling, D.; James, c.; Pornish,
W.; tied with Farrell, d. and
Domagala, c. MEDLEY RELAY:
1855 - Glasgow, Dawson, Dick
inson, Custer, Williston. DISCUS:
140' 2 3-4ths" = Harper, S.; Hal
stead, D.; Wendeloerg, c.; Lers-
loak, c.; Brakken, c.. HIGH
JUMP: $40 3-4bhs" - Sundling,
D.; Hartwig, d. l.; tie: Olsen, G..
7 Combs, B. Combs, c., Palen.,
d. Taylor, D. Pornish, w. 44O YD.
DASH: 52.2-Whiting. D. l.; Frid-
ley, D. l.; Bjorkland, G.; Tuhy. D.
l.; James, c. LOW HURDLES: 21.O
Bjorkland, G.; T. Combs, c.; Cd
dy, c.; Parke, G.; kellogg, y. l.
$40 YD. RELAY = Williston,
Dickinson, Dawson, Sidney, Gus
ter. $50 YD. RUN = 2:04.1 =
Lands, W.; Whiting, D. l.; Pal
mer, S.; Lenhardt, D. l.; Motley,
&C. $50 RELAY: 1878 = Sidney,
Glasgow, Dawson and Williston,
tied; Custer.
GLASS B = POLE VAULT,
1O'6" = Ferdina, WP; Moore
Gull; Penn, Circle; Arpin, Fair
view; Lala, Circle. MILE: 4:54.4-
Shumway. WP; Burch, Elk; Scott
! WP; Edgar, WP; Powell, Elk
JAVELIN; 166'9M"-R. Shumway
WP; Stearns, Nashua; Hegler
Saw; Lala, Circle; cannon. NIL
SHOT PUT: 1894" = Thomp-
son, WP; Hegler, Saw; OVERLY
PWD; O1Connor, Nashua; Rose
land, Circle.
220 YD. DASH: 22.8 = Wright
WP; Colgan, WP; Moline, CIR.
Hegler, S; Baumann, Fair; HIGH
HURDLES: 16.3-Nelson, W.T.
Bjorge, Gull; Beason, Cir; Moline
Cir; Moos, Cir. 100 YD. DASH
1926 = Wright, WP; Colgan, W.T.
Hegler, Saw; tied Baumann, Fair.
Moline, Cir. BROAD JUMP: 20
1894" - Baumann, Fair; Page
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-03
Grade School
Track Meet Set

The Sidney Recreation Depart
ment, Grade School coaches, and
the Sports Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce are put
ting on a track meet for all 18th,
5th, 9th, 7th and 9th grade boys
of Sidney and Rural Sidney on
Saturday, May 6 at 900 o'clock at
Swanson Field. Each boy will
compete with boys in his own
grade in the following events: so
yd. dash, 100 yd. dash, broad
jump, high jump, pole vault, and
shot put. Each boy will be allowed
to enter THREE EVENTS. Rib
bonS will be awarded for the first
fuor places in each event in each
grade. All boys in Sidney and
hural Sidney r urged to attend
and participate in this third annu-
al Junior Olympic Track Meet.
ALI boys are asked to meet n
the grandStand at 8:45 to sign UP
for events.
TIME SCHEDULE:
9TH Grade 800 1925. $3.50. 9:50..IC
Grade
so yd. 100 yd. Hi Shot 3D.. Pole
Dash Dash imp. imp. Wit
18th Grade
900 9:25 $50 $50 1000 1910
5th Grade
9:O5 $50 1000 $40 1910 1920
9th Grade
9:10 9:95 1910 1000 $50 1890
7th Grade
9:I5 GAS 1920 1910 1920 1896
9th Grade
900 9:45 $50 1920 1880 1O:4C
The human race has its prob.
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The Sidney herald., 1961-05-03
GRIZZLY
Sport Column

Missoula - With the first week
of spring practice behind them,
Montana's Grizzlies will switch
from Their offensive drills and de-
vote the remaining time towards
perfecting their defensive ability
in preparation for next fails foot
Dall wars.
Head coach Ray Jenkins report
ed that he was reasonably salts
fled with his squads efforts but
still was looking for ends and
tackles and a guard or two to
fill gaps in Montana's forward
wall left by departing seniors.
Replacing our watchcharm
guard Johnny Matte, ends Dale
Berry and Howie Schwend ano
tackle John Gregor will be nc
easy job. 1 only hope we can fine
some boys before spring practice
is over" the Grizzly mentor com.
mented.
Earl offensive drills indicated
that the Grizzlies will stick t.
their multiple offenSe again al
though Jenkins says he and hi.
staff r planning some deviation.
for next fall.
Another certainty in the Grizz
ly Grid future will be more EN-.
phasiS on the passing game. Las
year the Grizzly machine rolleC
merrily along on the ground. Blu
with troubles expected in devel
oping linemen Montana may b,
forced to take to the air.
The Grizzlies sport some goot
pigskin tossers IN first strin,
quarterback Bobby O'Billovicl
and reserve signal callers JOIN
Schultz and Paul Miller. TW,
years ago Schultz and O'Billovicl
Doth ranked among the Skylin
Conferences top paSSers. Bot
will be seniors this coming fall.
One sure indication of the Griz
zlies' progress was a good Scrim
mage session held last Saturda.
morning. The Tip batted helmet
and traded blocks for two hour
and were pronounced on the wa.
10 Improvement by Jenkins.
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-03

WP; Stearns, Nash, tied Heinke,
Penn, Cir; tied Paschke,
MEDLEY RELAY: 3:57.1 =
Wolf Point, Cu,bertson, Ekalaka,
Circle, Plentywood.
DISCUS: 120' 734" - cannon,
NIL; Loucaner, Nash; Crabtree,
Pep; Thompson, WP; Parsley,
WP. HIGH JUMP: 5'9H" Lar
sen, NIL: Noteboom, Fair, tied La
Counte, Bainville; Bighorn, Brock
ton, tied Corver, PTWD and Mel
SON, WP. 44O YD. DASH: $50 =
Moline, Cir; Heinke, NIL; Sim
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-03

There are possibly others like
it i'll the world, but until the
light of day hits them the
"Three-for-Three Club" of some
Missouri River duck hunters
must be considered unique in
the hunting world.
The membership is not large,
nor is there much hope of it
rivaling Rotary for some time
to come = the entrance exam
is just too tough for most.
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-03

Duck hunters who frequent
S and bars near the Squaw
Creek Federal Migratory
Waterfowl Refuge in northwest
Missouri dreamed it up and
keep it moving onward and
upward.
There are no dues, no meet
ings, no officers and no club
house - only members. To be
a member a duck hunter must
shoot three mallard d k e s
with three consecutive shots,
and if it stopped there half
the hunters in the country
would be eligible.
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-03

mons, Baker; Leondorf, WP; Lam
bert, Elk.
LOW HURDLES: 21.3-Bjorge,
Cul.: Joyse, Baker; Penn. Cir;
Moos, Cir; Nelson WP; 40 YD.
RELAY: 1855 - Wolf Point, Fair
view, Circle, Plentywood. Culbert-
son.
$50 YD. RUN: 2:12 II Shum-
way. WP; Swigart, Baker; Scott,
WP; Powell, Elk; Baxter, Cul.
$50 RELAY - Wolf Point, Circle,
Culbertson, Medicine Lake, Fair
view.
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-03
COMPLICATED

But it is further complicated
by the fact that he must shoot
them as they pass overhead, in
full flight. Pass shooting at
any time is not easy, but shoot
ing three for = three, dropping
only mallards and only brakes,
is about as troublesome as try
Evening star., 1961-09-28
Month-End Dresses For Women

Orig $3.50 Sssss Dresses $40 and SIS. Coofu selections
including Arne oetots jersey print of
print peoted skirt 0ocon poNeer print few navy and block
ocketed dress sheer print Docon poese print
and Arne ocetote ond cotton ersucker costume
Hall sizes in group.
tAbove at Street, Silver Spring and ShrIinoon)
following OF Street ony)
Orig $7ss Dresses. IS. One style in floral smo print in
with silk doped collar Sheath white with pink
green print, hoIf sizes group.
Orig $50 and $40 Dresses SIS and S35 Black navy oyon
with ofeto trim boerod cotton print black cotton yeet
few dressy styles in chiffon and Ioce Hall sizes group
One $50 Silk Print,
brown size 20 and 40, $50
500 Boeo Topped Silk Print novy/~ white "A, $50.
Sls5 Silk Costume black size 3d. S65.
$le5 Wool Costume, blue, size l6R, 800
Jeeffs Womens Dress Shop, Second Floor
Evening star., 1961-09-28
WHY GROW OLD?
Makeup Is q Must,
But Give Face q Rest

day or night. First. cleanse
your face and neck carefully,
and then do not apply any,
thing else.
We sometimes forget that
the complexion reflects the
state of a persons health and
the habits of life. Too little
sleep and exercise show in
the skin. While there is no
one food which will guarantee
you a beautiful complexion, a
we'll balanced diet. with en-
phaSiS on the vitamins, will
give your epidermiS a big
boost.
The important thing is to
eat a well-balanced diet
which includes all of the es-
Sential foods. The yellow and
green vegetables are thought
to be especially helpful in
getting or keeping a lovely
skin.
If you would like to hove my
IeofIet, "CIeor the Way for Beauty" "
which tells you about skin bIemishes.
send stumped.. seIf-uddressed
envelope with your request for
IeofIet No. 4S. Address josephine
Lowmon in care Of The Evening
Stur.
Evening star., 1961-09-28
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
Register and Tribune Syndicate


Sometimes I wonder why
We do not wear our faces out
with all the stuff we put on
them. We use soaps and cir
culation creams, lubricating
and moiSturizing creams,
cleansing creams, eye creams,
astringents and fresheners-
10 mention a few. Then, of
course, we have all sorts of
cosmetics, from powder to
eye shadow.
Not content with that, we
slap ourselves on our jaws
and massage our cheeks. In a
letter I received not long ago
a reader told me about all the
things she does to her face
and neck. I didn't see how
she had time to do anything
else, and it made my face
tired just thinking about it.
AS my readers know, I am
a firm believer in the use of
makeup, and I do not think
any woman who hopes to
keep a youthful skin as she
grows older can afford to be
careless about skin care and,
especially, skin fabrication.
wever, I always have
thought that massage prob
ably does more damage than
good unless it is done by an
expert; and it does seem a
fine idea to give our complex
ions a rest once in a while.
Many experts feel that it
is a good beauty treatment
just to let the skin be itself
for a few hours during the
Evening star., 1961-09-28
School Plan Being Discussed

day. DR.. DougliS has been
active in the study of educa-
tional problems in Montgom-
cry County. Mrs. Scharf is a
former member of the school
board.
On next Thursday, four
teenagers from Kensington
Jr. High School will discuss
the 1874 plan from the stu
dents point of view.
Evening star., 1961-09-28

Mrs. James Stoner, radio
chairman for the Montgom-
cry County League of Wom-
en- Voters, has announced
that pros and cons of the
1874 school plan are being
discussed on the League pro-
gram over Station WDON.
DR.. Marjorie Douglis and
Mrs. Helen Scharf were
guests on the program yester-
Evening star., 1961-09-28
Junior Dress Shops. Fourth Floor,
Money-Sovina Month-End Excitement !

MOney-SOVIn9 MOntn-end excitement!
Orig $17ss to s2s9s Dresses $40 and siz. Find
dresses fuskrted polished cotton prints, dotted postel Of
Oocon poyese jacket dresses buttonbock boeo shirt
woists coto dresses white beige oce hrtwoist do
Oocron poyeste ond dark plaid cotton TO l3 in group
Orig $2sss TO $45 Dresses $40 Lovely group including black
ond white checked enehom, peoted Docon poyester, po
short fooIs silk embroidered oroondy cocko
style in hot pink silk linen. 7 to l3 in group.
JeIIeffs Junior Deb Shop, Fourth Floor Street
selections OF oil branches
At Street ond Silver Spring
Orig TO S4ee Dresses Juniors S. Just 30 Assorted
group Of otton few jacket dresses checked qnohon
group
Jeleff Budget Junior Dresses, Fourth Floor Street.
also Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1961-09-28

volunteers to staff both hos
pltalS.
Mrs. Doud is president of
the Alexandria Mental Hy-
giene Clinic, and a former
president of the League of
Women Voters. She is for
mer chairman of the volun-
teer bureau of the Commu-
nifty Welfare Council.
Evening star., 1961-09-28

Joined the hospital as q Red
Cross Nurses Aide in 1855.
During October of 1859 she
helped to organize and set
up the first coordinated Of
flee of volunteers in the hos
pital.
Today there are over 300
volunteers on the service
roster at the Alexandria Hos
pital who form the second
largest department. The
volunteer program has re-
ceived national and interna-
Evening star., 1961-09-28

Mrs. Sheila Doud has been
appointed director Of volun-
teers at the Alexandria Hos
pital, hospital administrator
Charles M. Golf announced
today.
Mrs. Doud, who was named
Woman of the Year" last
May by the Soroptimist Club
of Alexandria. has previously
served in a volunteer capa-
city as chairman of the Of
flee of volunteers. She first
Evening star., 1961-09-28
Mrs. Doud Appointed Director

tional recognition in maga-
zines and publications for
the unusual services it pro-
vides.
AS volunteer chairman.
Mrs. Doud contributed three
thousand hours of volunteer
service in the personal direc-
ton of the program. She is
now engaged in Stepped-up
volunteer recruitment pro-
gram, to be staged during
the next few months to as
sure an adequate number Of
Evening star., 1961-09-28
To Give Luncheon

The Manor House Chapter
of the OAR will open its new
season with a pm. luncheon
and business meeting Satur-
day at the home of Mrs.
Charles S. Miller, State his
torian.
Evening star., 1961-09-28
MISSES DRESSES
Monfh.End Savines WOrfhphiIe!

MOnfh.End Savings WOrfhtOhie!
Orig Sl7ss $z2ss Dresses IS ond $40 Cocktail dresses
short forno styles ond afternoon dresses Cotton prints,
stripes Doron poyeste Arne troceote jersey cotton pque
Muted to vivid coIors. Misses sizes.
Orig Sl7es $3.50 Dresses S2 and SIS Two lovely groups
including cottons Docron poste Ane oceote jersey
crepes silk oreonzo silk chiffon, stripes prints solids Chic
afternoon styles cocktail and formal styles Fashion lovely
coIos Misses
Orig s2sss TO 5000 Dresses $40 Elegant cocko styles ond
foo in silk chiffon Postes white and other high fohion
coor Misses sizes
JeIeffs Misses Dress Shop Second Floor, Street,
with selections at all JeIeff bronches
Evening star., 1961-09-28
Look, qirIs-Month-End values
SehooI-Coreer Shop
limited and broken lots
concentrated at F STREET, 4th floor

Concentrated at F STREET, 4th floor.
tOreinoy
sl4ss-Slsss A-purpoe coots So and SI. Postel bosc
dorks, prints ond solid coIors Some ored, some slim.
S5ss$7es Skirts 81 ond So. Slim, peoted to blowy coons
and blends, stripes, prints poses beige, black; SIS.
$500 Cotton Bouses 81 and 3d. Shirts Popops some lacey
styles, stripes prints, solid coors; 3O-36
S49s Jomoieo Shorts. 81 and So. SmoI sizes.
$5s9$6.5o Cotton Chino Points So. Gold color.
80 Swim Suits, s. 81, S. Light and bright
tons, kns Iostex Popular styles.
Sllss-Sl2e9 Woo-ond-fur Blend sweoters S3 Se, ST.
Cordieon and puIover styles posteIs.
sI7.es 5000 Pory Dresses S1os2o Short onols silk
slipper son toeto postels and Christ
red; to u.
Following FoIs Church, Silver Spring, we'll as Street,
$500 SIS Summer S. S. $40. Cosuo
cotton ond blends heohs full skirts varied light coor to 5
Jeleffs SchooI-Coreer Shop, Fourth Floor, Street
Evening star., 1961-09-28
elleffs
: Street.
Silver Sptins'
Bslhssde
++73 Connecticut Ave
Shidinsten
EoIs Church

Really steeP-Month-End 4
Mork-downs in FRENCH ROOM I
Originally h
$3.50 Black Coot Dress (cotton/roy SIS. S@aaa
$50. 80 Silk Chiffon in yellow or turquoise, SIS.
S45. Black Royon Matte Jersey, $50.
$40. Short Formal, red silk oreonzo, $35.
$40. Blue Silk Sheath sleeveless, $50.
$50. Costume, Docron poIyester and cotton, $50.
S45. Black Cotton Sheath t50o silk, $55.
$50. 80 Royon jersey, green or black, $50.
Sl25 Long Formal white silk sotin, $50.
5000 Black Royon Matte Jersey, SIS.
SIS. Grey Cotton Costume, $35.
$50 Long Formal, pink nyIon chiffon, S35.
$50 Beige Silk Afternoon Sheath, $35.
Sl45. Long Formal, purple print silk, $50.
SIPS Short Formal, green silk orgonzo. $50.
So Green Silk Chiffon, sleeveless, SIS.
$3.50 Grey Silk Print Suit, sos.
$685. Red Lace Cocktail Dress, Inen/siIk, $le5.
Street Only, JeIeffs French Room, Second Floor
Evening star., 1961-09-28
AN. ond P.M-

The gayety of day clothes.
all bright solid colors and
brilliant plaids, contrasts
against the quiet blacks,
plums, beiges for evening.
Evening star., 1961-09-28
Cotton Shop Month End!

Orig $500 TO $ll.s9 Dresses So and S. Wroporound
poto dresses stripes and prints checked onohom shirt dresses
pod royon sheer prints spun royon heoh baby check
dresses. 10 to 20 in group.
Orig $I799 Dresses Sl. Come pick from cotton voes royon
Bembera prints nyon Jerseys sheohs sheer coon
lawn pose peoted solid cottons; costumes golfers coot
style shirtwos, dessy styles Misses pettes womens in
group.
Orig $229e Dresses SIS. Fashion exciting group Of enbroi
dered sheoths golfers sleeveless styles Prints Solids 10 20
group
JeIeffs Cotton Shop. Fifth Floor, Street
also FoIIs Church, ShirIineon, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1961-09-28
Budget Dresses So. -$8. So.

Originally $Il.ss to SI7ss Dresses se and $s Sove
dresses including cosuo and dressy styles sleeveless
styles Cottons Docron poyeser oyon, silk, sheers
iocke styles boscs in group. Light to dark coIors Misses
and half sizes group
Originally $l4ss Dresses So Summer and transitional styles
including Docon poyester Arne ocetoe cottons, royon
bosic styles jocketed beoutes, drey styles Misses holt
sizes in group.
JeIeffs Budget Dress Shop, Fifth Floor. Street,
also FoIls Church, Shineton, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1961-09-28
Month-End Savings in ChiIdren's Shops
Falls Church, ShirIinqton, Silver Sprin

O''> N''O'C''I O'"' 'S'O''I o''V0' W" ny
Orion ocric ond knit ioyete tem-fomous mokers
discontinued styles
75e TO $3.50 Comp 81 IS 3d. Group includes gowns,
knono shorseeved socque and two-piece socque sets
81 sleeveless undershrts for girls soc
81 pontes for girls, white only broken sizes soc
Boys vests 81 Comp value S299. Cotton pods reversing
solid color "Royo o. plaid with solid bock red ood
to 7 in group.
Knit Hos 81 and slss Comp. voIue 81 80 and $500.
ocDI knits clip scarf styles, solids and poens.
White. red, navy, gold; sizes for to IA yeor
Girls jackets S4es and $500 Comp value $500 and $500
Red plaid wool iockets, stone green blue bozer styles
6x group Juekets, S7.ss Comp value $1,000, in
red pIoid wool; 7 to a.
Evening star., 1961-09-28

Seamless NyIon stoekinss-7se po Discontinued styles Of
famous brand nomes y to !. Orig S. 50 ond S. 95
Street only
Evening star., 1961-09-28
Knits and Sports Dresses.

Originally Ss5 Fall Cotton Costumes Slz Poisey print sheath
with jacket, sizes l6 49, 20.
Originally SIS PIeued Sheath SIS Blend Of Docron poeser
and Avron red or black, 10 to s.,
Originally SIS Shirtwois SlS Fan peoted style Of Docron
poIyester and cotton Blue red plaid. 10 to l6.
Selection ot Street, FoIs Church and Silver Spring
Following OF Street Only
Originally S35 S45 Summer Knit Dresses, $40 and $l2
intermediate norkdowns have been oken Washable Orion
occ styles BEIGE pink, toost to Is in group
JeIeffs Knit Dress Shop, Fifth Floor, Street
Evening star., 1961-09-28
Month-End Savings on
SIeepweor, SLIPS, Pettis

Lnsere-S5eS to Ss.S5 torig $895 to S1695). Nyon
wotz and long nyIon trcot otn Locetrnned
ond tailored styles ivory blue pink white in 81 to 40
Sheath and oed pettis lace trimmed and seritooed slips.
Nyon son nyon tcot Docon poer and cotton 81 to 4o
small, medium, large group.
Three-Peee Poiuma sets-S6 and $500 toro 5000 ond
$3.50 Cotons in red beige blue with plaid trim, 81 38
group
$500 Gowns, Poiomos ea S499 to $500 Cotton flannel
oyon cotton cho granny gowns ski pojomos bobroeons
and royon choIIs. "a to SO in group.
Nyon Teot Gowns and Robe Ensembles $l7s5 tree S329
and S35 Heavenly coIors. 81 to SO group Street only
Jeefs lnoerie-SeIections all stores except noted
Evening star., 1961-09-28
MONTH-END sweep-out of
Sports Shop Odds and Ends!

torieinoy
S4oss 80 Wool Jersey Suits SIS double
knit woos. demi fitted and fitted ockets light coo II to TO-
l4h to 1874.
$50 Costumes $s5 Three piece imported ensembles
beige, blue; 0 to IA.
5000 Blue Wool FIonneI Suit 9, $40
$4s.99 (eoIor) Worsted Suit, size IA, $40.
$500 Cotton Suits pink beige, turquoise l2-l6 $40.
$65 Black -ond-W White Cotton Suit, 10, $40.
$500 Amber Wool Fonne Suit, size IA, $40.
5000 Navy and Block Silk Suits size 40, $40.
$25.e9-$3s.s9 Summer Weothervones, 1913 SIS, SIS.
10 sampe Fall Suits $35 (comporobe voue $1,000. Red,
grey pumpkin beige, ooento block green and teal Mostly
size II, size a. each 2O12 and l45.
Suits, Jeefs Third Floor, Street Only
Evening star., 1961-09-28


ShdineO
def fno Nomolho cod
Evening star., 1961-09-28
Little Sports Shop Finds!

Bouses 81 and So Comp value $298 to $500. An exct
ing group of fobrcs, styles and coors 80 to 38 group
Skirts 81 S6 Comp value $499 to 81 e9l. Peoted or
slim styles prints Solids Docron Poyeser and cotton Beige
and black in group; 10 to l6 in group.
Dresses 81 Comp value $500 $780, Cotton shrtwoists
sheath and dnd styles oc. green pink blue to IA in
JeIIeffs Little Sports Shop Street Floor Street
Evening star., 1961-09-28

Jewery. 81 TO $3.50. CRee s. to Sl25o) Necklaces,
bracelets, earrings CoIored stones and beads some
tailored metal styles. (AI prices plus Fed tox.)
Jeefs JeweIy, Street Floor Street Only
BIouses, 81 TO 81. tReg. 3.99 to $500. Assorted
Styles coIos in cotton cotton blends Arne triocetoe
jersey Docron Poyester; short and 81 sleeves. 81 to
38 in group.
Joekets, 81 to 81. tReo 800 to SIS 99) Cottons in
solids and stripes, "a and short sleeves in group.
JeIeffs Neckweor, Street Floor Street-seectons OF
FoIIs Church, Silver Spring, Shirneton
Hondboes, 81 TO 81. Comp. value SIS to ST. .95.t
Plastic patent strows tapestries and simulated eother
in group
Hondboss, So TO $40. Comp value $l3.95 to
Sl595J Novelty styles, tweeds and feathers, pouch
and obIone designs. (AII prices plus Fed tox.)
Handbags, Street Floor, Street only
Evening star., 1961-10-27
BY the Associated Press

John F. Kennedy, who used
to be a newspaperman and au-
thor before taking some jobs in
another field, got $1,000 today
for a magazine article. He
promptly said it would be do
mated to Washington charities.
The President received the
check for the best and most
challenging article on physical
recreation in the magazine
category last year.
Shortly before he took office
as President. his article The
Soft American" appeared in
Sports Illustrated magazine. In
1t he said that the country was
in danger Of forgetting that
the physical we'll being of the
citizen is an important founda-
tion for the vigor and vitality
OF all activities of the Nation. +"
The award to Mr.. Kennedy is
one Of those sponsored by the
National Recreation Associa-
ton and the American Machine
and Foundry Co.. which makes
recreation equipment.
Il accept this award, as an
opportunity to emphasize again
our great interest in changing
soft Americans into strong, fit
and vigorous Americans" Mr..