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Evening star., 1961-03-17
Solid Cherry Dining
Room Furniture

All pieces sold "As Is" Limited Quantities
$500 Chino $500
5000 Corner China $500
$500 Buffet $500
Extension TobIes 1900
Side Arm Chairs lz.47 ca.
Evening star., 1961-03-17
Just 36! PIostie Covered
Sofo SIeepeFS
32.88

IdeoI for den or fonlIy room, II serves duoI
purpose. Comfortable for sitting, the bock-
rest and you have bed for the overnight guest
Covered in sturdy reinforced pIoste in antique
white, persin1mon or turquoise. -Four topered ebony
finish legs.
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Warehouse IN Aser Rd. in nearby MaryIund
SALE OF HQMEFURN|SH|NGSs ssV'Hds sHT*5
SUITES, SECTIONALS

3-see5 z-Pe. Modern Sectional Sofos, sup
ported pIostic covers, ! bisque, toneerine, 64.oo
1855 Seeter Sofos, supported plastic cover,
| bsoue | block 1900
6-5s.sS Seoter Love Scots. supported Plastic
cover, z bisque, | soee ! tonoerine, ! white,
4-34.s5 Arm Chairs, supported postie covers,
z tonoerne, turquoise, ! white
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UNFINISHED
FURNITURE
"AS IS"

l-Is.s5 Drower Mite Chest, knotty pine -5.z4
l-4s.s5 King Size Corner Chine, clear pine,
1897
1895 Gloss Door Corner Chino cebinets, Ioc
quered, floor somples- 1897
l-7s.s5 Corner Chine cGbinet. white enamel
pointed finish 1897
l-6s.s5 Corner Chine, Cathedral gloss 'front.'
3-lsS5 6-DroweE Knotty Pine Desks, all have
domoeed tops
l-24.s5 S-Drower chest-on Chest, knotty pine
I6.97
l-Il.s5 Record Cabinet, | door, compartments
797
l-s.s5 Bookcase. "a" wide, shelves high, 5.97
Simmons 8 Other Fomous Makes
Multi Coil Mattresses
@M mm
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Only ~ Pieess-comporobIs voIus 6e.s5-Foom
Cushioned Lounge choirs, modern ond contem-
poroy styles, assorted fine fobrics in SNORT coIors
44.o0
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Serto, Simmons & EneIonder
Innersprine Mattresses
1A.75 1915

twin or double sizes
An assorted group Of fomous make mattresses and
box springs. Includes medium-frm, firm and extro
firm; some button tufted, some smooth-top. All
have tempered steel coil units, most with stitched
prebut borders. All ore odd lots, discontinued
styles; some soed or 'os is Not oil makes in
every price group . one to five pieces in each
style. A few matching box springs
Evening star., 1961-03-17
Dual Purpose Sleep Furniture
1899 to $IAo

Choose from q group Of pIostic covered lounges,
Soiled or oS is but structuroIy in good condition.
IdeoI for the den or recreation room. Limited
quantities.
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Just l6! 1850 to $3.50
Simmons and Rowe Lounge Chairs
1890 to 1890

Choose from several handsome styles Of Iounoe
chairs. All hove lnnersprine construction; some
hove foam Iotex cushions Each hos ottroetve
fobrie covering.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

DANfAsCUs-Deiiehtfui 3-bedTm.
11z-bath split-level with huge kit
fireplace in liv. rm.. rec. rm.. util
rm.. carport: 1a-acre lot. A real
beauty for $23. 500. Also another
3-bedrm. split and nice wooded
lot for S23.500.
Evening star., 1961-07-16

We have a sales organization that produces sales
We have many properties for sale, but we need
more because Of our high sales volume. If you
want cash for your home call us.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
EAST SPRINGBROOK

1920 BRANTFORD AVENUE
NEW BRICK RAMBLER featuring din. and family
with fireplace win-size bedrms "a baths and
Eysy sornsE lot Tth trees EXCEPTIONAL VALUE TRADES
brooks, right to PEcK'S OPEN SIGN.
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LO. 5-2860
SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES MGT,, INC

PROPERTIES MGT., INC.
1O7O3 Conn. Ave, Kensington, Nd
CAPE COD = FHA APPROVED!
$21,25o. 6-yr.-old quality BRICK;
bedrms.. 2 baths; huge dayliEht
bSmt,; many extras; close-tn Sill
Spg., Ewes. JU. S-303S.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9-124G
CARROLL KNOLLS = Magnificent
brk. rambler on lge. corner lot
PLENTY OF TREES"
Pull bSmt. with rec. rm.; firepl. in
liV. rm.: shaded patio; close to
bus and school,; priced right.
W, J. NICHOLAS LO. 5-0S00
CARROLL KNOLLS-Lge. well-kept
4-bedrm.. 2-bath bIk. Cape Cod
maids rm. in full bsmt, with
outside entrance. tbl. space in kit.
sysl sSS75C {C'' RosERr eGax H. eyS1asfFns KENT
CO., JU, 9-S90O.
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COUNTRY CLUB
MASS AVE EXTENDED
R011 WINNER AGT

OIL WlNNEBAGO
Unusual property of great charm,
Riviera type villa on n acre
secluded grounds. deluxe kit, 2
new baths, S2S,500, extra LOT
avail. OPEN 1905. DIR: Out
Mass, left Sangamore, right
Madawaska, right Wissioming
right Winnebago. Mrs. Bochenski
WO; 6-9145: FE. 7-5300. J. C.
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SLIGO PARK

1002 QUINBY ST.
SILVER sPRINd-MoVE IN WITH DEPOSIT. bedrms, ~
baths pne-paneled fenced lot aluminium porch nea
golf FLA appraised at $2l000. Trades accepted
DIRECTIONS Georgia ave-, left Forest Glen I'd
right on Rednick, left Quinby to PECKS OPEN SIGN
Evening star., 1961-07-16
CHARLES H. JAMIsON

Germantown-3-bedrm.. br. ramb.
ia baths, 16x26 liv. rm., pic
wind, firepl.: dinette. lg. mod
kit, dbl. drainboard sink, cabinets
exhaust fan: full bsmt., rec. area
firepl.; O.H.-W.H.; carport, pvt
drive; house in new eond.; nr. Fed
$IS,500-Terms, 81, 800.
Laytonsville-Br. ramb., 3 bedrms.
bath, liv. rm: 13xl7. firepl;; din
area, mod. kit, beech cabinets
stainless sink, stove. refgr.; full
hsmt., oil heat; carport; nieelS
landscaped la,acre lot. $lS.60o-
GA. Mont. Co. Estates-5-yr. -old
br. ramb., liv. rm. 13x25, tirepl.,
pic. wind; din. rm., pic. wind.
1g. mod. kit, many cabinets, much
counter space; office or den. mas
ter bedrm., bath, g other bedTms.
bath; full attic: lower level rec
I'm, firepl., bar, util. rm. furn.
Im.; new 20x40 horse barn; excel
blue grass, meadow, stream. lake
site. superb view, lg. Handicapped
lawn. 600-ft. frontage, co. I'd. mr.
dual hwy; ideal for lg. family
wanting horses. S34,750-TermS
rs cash; vacant.
9arnesville-Former dr.'s residence
2ha-story white frame house, liv.
rm., din. rm., mod. kit, butler s
pantry. sun porch, 3 bedrms., bath,
fully flrd. attic, full bsmt.. "a
bath, .O.H.-W.H.; picnic area;
horse barn. smoke house, white
board fence. blacktop drive, superb
cond. S25.000-B cash.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
ASPEN HILL PARK

1921 ASPEN HILL RID.
OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL. bedrooms sep. kit
with table space. lovely family with sliding
near schools. FILA applied for. LO $4,000.
DIRECTIONS: Georgia left Aspen Hill II
Pecks sign out vers Mil rd, right Aspen Hill I'd
Evening star., 1961-07-16
BETHESDA
CHEVY CHASE
GLEN HAVEN
1904 DAYTON ST


SAVE UNNECESSARY TRIPS ELSEWHERE Learn how muel
more your money OSsS mere % .a
yard nagstone patio; wall-towa carpets bedrms full
DIRECTIONS: Out Georga right Plyers Mil, ef
PECKS OPEN SIGN
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KENSINGTON-Designed for fam
lily living; spacious 4-bedrm., 2l2,
bath brk. rambler overlooking Rocl
Creek Park. unusual din. rTn.. fire
pl., rec. rm.: S29,950. LO. 5-S630
O. A. 6CHLESINGER co.
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SOUTH WOODSIDE PARK

4l3 ELLSWORTH DR..
cLosE-N SILVER Colonial featur.
Ing bedrms, separate din. fireplace in ly and
TRADES INVITED HE. 4-1700
DIREcTioNs: out cOesyiIs ID, Dale dr. OArS. KayO
right to Ellsworth, left to OPEN SIGN
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DAAGAsCUS-3-bedrm. brk. rambler
on nearly an acre of land; full
basement with garage. partly fin.
ished rec. rm., nice screened porch
in rear; S19,250: $1,000 dn. FLA
plus settlement.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
HOUSES FOR sALe-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

LANGLEY PARK-california Style
rambler with 8 bedrms., liv. rm.-
din. rm. comb. and screened
porch. Sit. on Q beautiful land
scaped wooded lot. HUGH T.
PECK, 1885 New Hamp. Ave.
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ADELPHI
1915 25th AVE.

BEST BUY IN COUNTY. Ramber-styls home with bedrms
taon and Univer;ity q Nd VII TA or assume $1,000
DIRECTIONS: East on University blvd TO- West Park d
dust past Riggs rd left to Kston left to 26th and oPE
Evening star., 1961-12-11
ADVERTISEMENT
i|1'|.!!gls!a
By Helen Ryan
GIFT OF BEAUTY

Every feminine personality
wants to be lovely. TOday's
smart women are constantly
Evening star., 1961-12-11
Delegates Lobby
For Equal Rights

I'm always rather nervous
about how you talk about
women who are active
in politics - whether they
want to be talked about as
women or politicians"
Il want you to know that
we are grateful to have you
as both today" he con-
cluded,
Earlier, the President had
told the women in the rose
garden that he had "a strong
conviction that we should
seek to strengthen the United
Nations and make it the kind
OF instrument which all Of
us hope it will be-"
President Kennedy said
that he did not believe that
the United Nations has in
any sense failed as a con-
cept.
Il think occasionally we
fail it," he declared. And
the more that we can do to
strengthen the idea of a
community of the world, to
seek to develop matters by
which the tensions of the
world and problems of the
world can be solved in an
orderly and peaceful way, I
think that is in the common
interest of ALL"
Noting that the United Ma
tions has survived Is diff
cult years." President Ken
nedy said: Countries once
unknown have come into ex-
Evening star., 1961-12-11
President Replies
CoIqIozier-Yo

Mr.. and Mrs. George F.
Kindley announce the en-
gagement of her daughter,
Miss Sarah Jane Colglazier,
to Mr.. Robert L. Young, jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Young
Of Decatur, Ill, The bride
elect is also the daughter of
the late DR.. Donald L. Col
glazier. A June wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1961-12-11

Homer Gruenther. a staff as
sistant at the White House
curing the Eisenhower ad-
ministration, who has stayed
on during the Kennedy re-
gime.
Mr.. Gruenther explained
TO the women that he was
"pinch-hitting" rs a tour
guide because the White
House is normally closed 10
visitors on Monday, and all
the regular guides were other
wise occupied.
The women found the his
troic Blue Room in charming
disarray. with a ceiling high
Christmas tree in the center
of the room about half
decorated.
A step ladder stood on
either sides Of the tree and
boxes of ornaments, candy
canes, and other tree trim
mings were scattered on the
floor and two card tables
plus a big round table.
Two additional Christmas
trees. in tubs but so far un-
decorated were in the long
transverse corridor, thanking
the doors to the Blue Room.
The women also saw the
newly decorated Green Room,
which was opent to the pub
lie for the first time l"rt
week. The Red Room, which
also is unuergo.rg UnUV~-
ton, was locked Mr.. Gruen-
ther said apologetically.
On the ground floor the
women were taken to the So
called Gold Room" which is
rarely seen by tourists. Mr..
Gruenther told the women
that the gold dinner ware
collection displayed in cabi-
nets in that room had been
valued last year by Tiffany's
at around 81 million.
Evening star., 1961-12-11
BY ISABELLE SHELTON
Star Staff Writer

Women delegates to the
United Nations took the oc-
casion Of their visit to WASH
ington today to do a little
lobbying for women's rights
with the President Of the
United States.
Mrs. Mya Sein Of Burma.
who spoke on behalf Of the
80 women who came here for
the day from New York, told
President Kennedy that the
women regarded his invita-
ton "as a sort of recognition
Of the part that women play
in the affairs of the world.
Il can assure you we are
not women who think we can
move the world without the
help of men," Mrs. Sein
continued.
1--WE just want to be free
and equal partners with YOU
in solving world problems.
I am sure if your great coun-
try one day had a woman
President she would be just
as gracious in receiving men
delegates from the United
Nations"
President Replies
President Kennedy, with a
broad grin, responded: Il
want to say that I had not
expected that the standard
of revolt would be raised in
the royal pavilion here, but
Evening star., 1961-12-11

istence and are playing i'm
portant parts in the United
Nations. 1t has come to the
present day and plays a most
important part in the lives of
all Of u.s."
Assistant Secretary of State
Harlan Cleveland had struck
the women's rights note ear
lier, in welcoming the women
to Washington in brief re-
marks at the Presidents
Guest House. where they
served coffee, sherry and
sandwiches.
The suffragette movement,
or "as the newspapers called
them the 'shrieking sister
hood had staged violent
demonstrations on Pennsyl-
vania avenue which they were
inst about to cross tn see the
President" Mr.. Cleveland
said.
While Woodrow Wilson.
who was then President. had
to put the suffragette leaders
''in jail for a while to cool
off, they had their way as
shrieking sisters sor1"'i"n"7
do Mr.. Cleveland declared.
And es a result. h" Sod
the world saw "one of the
hig movements forward in
the history of democracy"
Political Power
Women today have, in the
opinion Of many political
commentators, 'the larger
political power in the coun-
try"
After leaving President
Kennedy, the women w"re
given a very special guided
tour Of the White House,
which included some spots
that very few visitors get to
see.
The tour was conducted oy
Evening star., 1961-12-11
ENGAGEMENTS

Scott, jr.. of Arlington. an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Susan Ann to
Mr.. Robert Rimmer, son OF
Mrs. Helen Rimmer of Ar
lington, and the late Mr..
Robert Henderson Rimmer,
jr. A January q wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1961-12-11
Scott-Rinnner
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P.
Mrs. Ponnerontz'
Married to
'Judqe Crater

Attending weddings has be-
come a habit with members
of the "Fiorello!" cast, now
playing at The National.
When Doris Marshal who
plays Mrs. PomerantZ"D be-
came the bride of Michael
Paras rJudge Carter yes
terday. it was the sixth time
that a couple in the cast
have been married sir.ce the
musical comedy started its
National tour a year ago las
August.
The ceremony took place in
the Cathedral of st. Sophia
at 5 pm.
Miss Jane Gorin CT Arling-
ton and Miss Gipsie Nuckolls
of Washington, childhood
friends of the bride from her
hometown in Kentucky, were
maid of honor and brides
maid respectively.
The wedding reception was
held at Arlington Towers.
Evening star., 1961-12-11
Aks-Dweck

DR.. and Mrs. Harry AXIS of
Chevy Chase, Md, announce
the engagement of their
daughter Victoria Elliott to
Mr.. Ralph S. Dweck, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel R.
Dweck. A summer wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1961-12-11

why we suggest a Gift OF
Beauty" Every lady on your
gift list will appreciate the
thought. Don't forget to say
''Merry Christmas" in this
delightful way.
During this season profess
sional beauty care really gets
special notice. Say that you
remembered to every lady on
your list with a Gift of Beau
ty." Vogue Hair Fashions by
Helen, 34OO Connecticut Ave-
nue. NV, Washington. Wood
ley 5000.
Evening star., 1961-12-11
Roberts, s-StuIey

Mr.. and Mrs. Erb Clark
Roberts Of Nashville. Tenn,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Louella to Mr..
Henry Pearson Staley, jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Staley OF this
city. A January 6 wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1961-12-11
Buono-Booker

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
Wolfe of Wheaton announce
the engagement of her
daughter. Miss Rosemary
Ann Buono. to Mr.. John A.
Booker ", son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Booker of Riverdale. A
tenn ber wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1961-12-11
McMorris-Lie LietwiIer

Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
McMorris announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Lynne S. to Mr.. Christian w.
Lietwiler. son OF Capt. John
NJ. LietWiler, USN Cretired) +,
and Mrs. Lietwiler of Bethes-
Ga. A March wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1961-12-11
Weiner-T

Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Weiner
announce the engagement of
their daughter Carole to DR..
Leonard Tuchin. son of Mrs.
Sadie Tuchin and the late
Mr.. Max Tuchin.
Evening star., 1961-12-11

good = groom
ing a n d a n
attractive ap-
pearance. 1t
takes profess
siOnal assist
ance to create
the W a n t e d
effect This is
Evening star., 1961-12-11
ShepherdDoyIe

Mr.. and Mrs. James w.
Shepherd announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter
Barbara Ann to Mr.. Ed
ward Tilghman Doyle. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Doyle
of Hyattsville, Md. A Febru-
ary wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1961-06-03
Stort With Windows

Strip windows Of heavy
draperies. Let in the light.
Put up bright white or color
full sheets at the windows by
sliding a curtain rod through
hens or hanging them on
curtain clips. If windows are
better suited to cafe curtains.
use pillow cases. opening the
side seam. Hem and hang
them on curtain clips.
What to do about a messy
sofa? Drape a washable solid
color or striped table cloth
over it, Two may be required.
Pin them in place behind the
sofa and under the cushions.
If you own the place, sum-
mer furniture may be perked
up with paint and new cush-
ions. Rattan should be
cleaned with mineral spirits
to remove dirt, wax and
polish. Sand lightly. If the
original color is darker than
the enamel to be applied,
two coats will probably be
necessary. Load the brush,
flow on following the wood
grain, and thus. without
reloading the brush, cross
stroke. Follow the grain again
with long. free strokes to in
sure even coverage.
Spraying is the best method
for wicker furniture. The aer-
Evening star., 1961-06-03

summer cottage or a week
end haven, don't let your de-
sire to keep UP with perm
anent residents get the best
Of you.
A summer cottage should
be a place where everyone
can take 1t easy-and that
includes the lady Of the house.
You can make the summer
cottage Q Joy with economi-
cal foresight. however, by
putting into 1t only what you
can take out Of it, unless you
own 1t. What you put into
1t should be cheerful and
easily maintained.
Few rented cottages ever
look cozy for the reason that
they lack the warmth of
color. There must be an un-
written law among cottage
landlords that summer cot
tages should be furnished in
muddy brown, inky blue and
very dusty pink to Withstand
summer traffic; that walls
must be covered with art from
the bleak period; and that
rugs should look as If they'd
been steam rolled with moldy
Swiss cheese.
If you walk into one of
those dreary vacationland
set-ups, remedy the situation
before the place gets the en-
tire family afeudin' and afus-
sin,
Evening star., 1961-06-03
Some Chimney Leaks
Are Easy to Fix
By DOUGLAS TUoMEY
Contributing Writer

trouble can only be from
that part of the chimney
which Is outside of the house.
The first thing to do Is ex-
anime the flashings, clean
them and coat them with
roof cement.
The next step is to brush
down the brickwork with a
wire brush, point UP any
plainly open joints with NOR
tar. allow the repairs to dry
and then coat the brickwork
thoroughly with a good sill
cone-based. colorlesS. water
proofing paint.
The final step Is to ex-
anime the chimney cap; the
flat surface Immediately
around the flue-opening on
the top Of the chimney. IN
variable, cracks will be found
in this, and they should be
filled with mortar, allowed to
dry. and then the cap should
be given two coats Of the
same waterproofing.
"a Bell Syndicate Featured
Evening star., 1961-06-03
New Finish Gives
Hond-Rubbed Effect
By D. M. DERWIN
Contributina Writer

other than normal cleaning
and sandpapering is neces-
sary.
Previously, this satin effect
has been obtained by apply
ing a gloss varnish and then
rubbing it down with steel
wool. The operation is diff
cult as we'll as time consum-
ing. But now, with this new
satin, a perfectly uniform ef-
feet can be produced with
utmost simplicity, the maker
says.
Both finishes are available
in regular consumer packages
and in spray cans.
Storage Hooks
Storage Of heavy items In
the home, such as lawn now
ers. lawn sweepers, ladders,
power tools, cleaning ma
Evening star., 1961-06-03

The development of a clear
satin finish for wood which
closely Stimulates a hand
rubbed effect and is suffi-
GENTLY durable for use out
doors was announced recently
by a 112-year-old manufac-
turer of paints and varnishes.
Equally suitable for indoor,
outdoor and marine use, is
this newly perfected finish,
the maker claims.
The new product is q COM
panion to a clear finish gloss
which was introduced last
September by the same man
ufacturer.
The new satin can be re-
coated by itself without any
adhesion, or drying difficult
ties. the maker claims. No
unusual surface preparation
Evening star., 1961-06-03

There appears to be q gen.
eral impression that any
trouble with o chimney Is q
difficult and expensive thing
to remedy.
AS o matter Of fact, the
average chimney Is q fairly
sohd piece Of masonry and
can be made tight against
weather with reasonable
ease.
Many homeowners with
stained wallpaper, spotted
ceilings and other indications
of seeping water are inclined
to blame the roof or the
plumbing rather than the
chimney structure. but the
truth is that q leak is un-
predictable.
The actual leak may be in
one place, and the water may
follow along a beam and ap-
pear on q wall or ceiling Is
or 20 feet away from the
actual source.
When it has been fairly
well established that q leak
is from the chimney, it
stands to reason that the
Evening star., 1961-06-03
BY VIVIAN BROWN
AP NewfeotuFes Writer

osol self spraying enamels
are fine, but are not meant
for larger Jobs.
Before enameling wrought
iron furniture, clean it, and
sand away any traces Of rust.
Touch up bare metal spots
with metal primer and spray
or use q small brush to paint,
Leftover paint may be used
on beat-up lighting fixtures
and lamp bases. These should
be cleaned first and coated
with zincchromate to provide
adhesion for enamel.
Corduroy for Cushions
Corduroy or inexpensive
cotton may be used for cush-
ions. One summer cottage
resident uses q yellow and
white color scheme. She
paints the wicker furniture
white, uses yellow corduroy
cushions, yellow cotton table
cover with white ball fringe.
White pillow cases are at the
window and are kept white
with dry chlorine bleach.
Replace old faded rugs with
washable rugs that may be
used in bathrooms later.
These may be soaked and
hung out to dry over q line
or tossed In a washing ma
chine If one is available
White rugs may be kept
bright with dry bleach also.
Torquoise, yellow and vivid
colors such as orange and
brilliant pink are gay colors
for shore homes. One may
prefer quieter colors at a
mountain retreat-pale yel-
low, French blue and the
Evening star., 1961-06-03
Decor for Summer Place

earth tones-sand and clay
are contrasts with some of
the greens. Decorative items
could include objects made of
wood.
A dreary cottage may take
you by surprise. You can get
instant cheer with geraniums.
Buy the quantity you can
afford. paint the pots white.
and place the geranimus
everywhere, A porch may be
livened up that way also at
little cost. Chose gersniums
in diversified clay pots and
place them around stips and
porch ratings.
Evening star., 1961-06-03

chimes and shovels, is aided
by new storage hooks now
available.
The storage hooks are made
to slip over the top of COM
mon 1x4-foot wood boards,
thus eliminating elaborate in
stallation. In addition. per-
forated wallboard normally
needed for this type of hook
is completely unnecessary.
Evening star., 1961-06-03

Further information about
the articles mentioned above
may be obtained from the
manufacturers. They are:
Satin finish, Pratt Lam.
bert. Inc, Mr.. B. F. Wilkin-
son. Tonawanda street. Buff
falo, N. Y, and storage hooks,
Kerr Wire Products Co., Chi
cago, Ill.
Evening star., 1961-04-27

What makes lacy glass of crisp, clean-cut
Hamm's Beer taste so good?
Our Baltimore people who brew it so carefully
will tell you the sparkling pure water is important.
So is the pedigreed yeast they use to ferment the
brew E. and the select imported and domestic
hops that give Hamm's its zestful flavor Almost
a century of brewing know-how is factor, too.
Time is the reason Hamm's Beer is smoother TO
the taste. Every drop of the beer refreshing is
Evening star., 1961-04-27

slowly and fully aged for extra smoothness. That
what we mean when we say it's aged and aged from
moon to moon.
We inYite you to be curious. Bring your thirs
and a cold bottle of Hamm's together. Pour tn
beer into fresh glass and let that snowy lac
form. Then drink it deep. That's refreshment!
Homms the beer fhof brings you boeboA oosf-fo-eoo
fovOrts bswed uniformly in Baltimore. 81. Paul. Mimi.
Los Angeles 0nd Son francisco, Cohf.
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