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Evening star., 1961-02-15
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TIE pered Hardboard
(12-076). 2'x41a' sheets.
At Stores IL, 4. Reg. .99,
Now .79
UnderIayment (12-075).
Uniform in thickness.
Stores II, 2. 2'x4'-A".
Reg. .88-------NOW SO
Gold Bond Tile (12-178).
Plain surface. Stores #4,
S, 6, 8. Reg. 8.32 ctn.,
Now 5.88
BeveI Siding (1-133). Vel
low pine 5s"x6". All
Stores except IA, 8. Reg.
.14-------------NOW .O9
Fir Studding (1-O86). Ok
4'-7'. All Stores except E8.
Reg. .46--------NOw .35
2-Light Storm Sash.
Many sizes to choose
from. Store IL only. Reg.
3.79 to 8.08,
Now 100 to 4.O4
White Pine Louver Doors
(2-661-664). Stores ~, 4,
5, 8. Reg. 6.45 to 7.95,
Now 4.88 to 5.88
Aluminium Base Screen
(2-891-893). 31A"x13h".
All Stores except rs, 8.
31A"x171a". All Stores
except rs, 8. 81 A"x21 NJ.
All Stores except VI, 2, 4,
8. Reg. 2.49----NOw 1.49
Evening star., 1961-02-15

Ceiling Fixture, (7-4S3).
All stores except ~, 8, 4.
Reg. 8.95------NOw 5.44
Ceiling Fixture (7-501).
4-light. All stores except
$2. Reg. 8.95----NOw 5.8S
Wall PulI-Down Fixture
(7-583). Brass. Stores IL,
4, 5, 7. Reg. 5.95,
Now 2.99
Room Heater (7-642). Gas
Heater by Comforter.
All stores except IA. Reg.
29.95---NOW 1888
Ceiling Fixture, Brass
(7-861). All stores except
$2, S. Chrome (7-862). All
stores except ~, 3, S.
Copper 1853. All stores
except $2, 8, S. Reg. 1895,
Now 6.88
Disappearing Stairway,
(2-446) for attic or ga
rage. 251a"x54" rough
opening. One only at
store #6. Reg. 1895,
Now 1888
Magma ArbOr Saw, a.
1241) 8" fitting. Store fl,
3. Reg. 49.88--Now 34.S8
HOze NozzeI (21-6445).
Chrome-plated. All stores
except rs, 8. Reg. 98c,
Now Acc
Wen Soldering Kit (21-
2187) with gun, solder,
etc. Stores #3, 4, S. Reg.
9.95 -----NOW 1888
Aluminium Solder (21-
2178). On card. All stores.
Reg. 49c-----Now 22c
Skill File (21-333).
"Perma-Grit" All stores.
Reg. 2.25-------NOw CSC
Yale Door Check (3-276).
Stores $3, S, 6, 7. Reg.
1886 -------NOW 1.72
Storm Window VentiI-
atOrs (3-576). All stores
except rs, 8. Reg. 55c,
Now 22c
Sheet Metal Screws g.
553-556), store $3 only.
Reg. 60c to 90c,
Now &c to 42c
Shelfmaker Folding Steel
Legs (14-251). All stores.
Reg. 4. 4.79-------NOw 2.22
Yale Paddock (3-162).
Stores IA, 5. Reg. 100,
Now 45c
Electric Shoepolisher,
(7-857)) Store fl only.
Reg. 16.95-----Now ST.
Wrought Iron Chair
Backs, (14-233). Store
IT only. Reg. Ito,
Now 22c
Book Case Ends, (14-224)
26". Store #6 only. Reg.
2.49----------N Now &c
Evening star., 1961-02-15

) Gu. #. Bale Peat, (6-
j19) Store ~. Reg. 3,99
Now 1.22
1O-lb. Bag 5-1O.5 FertiI-
zer, (6-289) Store #8.
Reg. 1.99 Now 72c
Trim Brite Edge Tape,
851/962) Chrome, cop
Der or gold. All stores ex-
cept rs Reg. 79c,
Now 42c
Sherwin Williams KEN
Wood Finish, gallons only
1t Stores #3, 7. Reg. 4.95
discontinued by SWP)
Now 2.42
Oramex Plaster P ain t,
1852 1853 /567/585) Sill
'er Gray, Peach Blossom,
5eafoam Green, Smoke
Gray. Stores fl, 5, 7, but
Zach color not at each
store. Reg. 2.05 to 5.45
Now TIC
Paint Mitts, (9-427) For
painting pipes, rods, etc.
All stores except ~.
Reg. 1.59-----NOw SIC
Faint Roller Cover, o.
l19). Stores fl, 8, 4, 6.
Reg. Now 42c
?2" x II" x ga (6-62O).
Store 10. Reg. 1893
Now 72C
4" x 8" x 212 (6-623).
Stores ~, 8. Reg, Csc.
Now 12c
Perma-Nest Plant Trays,
20" "x6"x3h" e. 621)
Stores ~, 6, 8, Reg. las,
Now SIC
S"x x1%x2A" (6- 622)
Store ~, Reg. soc,
Now 22c
Crystallite Indoor Green
house (6-610. One at
Store fl. Reg. 1895.
Now 5.22
Evening star., 1961-02-15

Refill For Fire Extin-
guisher, (3-2142) Stores
fl, 8. Reg. 100 Now .22
Sliding Door Hardware,
(3-2133) Stores ~, 4, 6,
8. Reg. 4.49----NOw 2.22
(3-2134) Stores ~, 5, 8.
Reg. 5.39------NOw 2.72
(3-2125) Stores fl, 4, S.
Reg. 3.50------NOw 1.22
Evening star., 1961-02-15
Some SOiIed
Merchandise,
Some Damaged
But many brand
netC items still
in cartons

Hedge Trimmer (4-6525).
Electric. All Stores except
~, 4, 8. Reg. 24.88,
Now 1888
Saber Saw Attachment
(4-1881). For #91OO De-
walt. All stores except ~,
S, 8. Reg. 24.95, Now 1888
"Pryme" Paint Primer,
(9-233) Store fl only.
Reg. 10 pts. Now .22
DO-It-Yourself Steel
Wool, (9-192) Store #3
Reg. .29--------NOw IL
4" Wall Paint Brush, g.
1917 Store fl only. Reg.
3.89 ------NOW 2.22
1a-pt. Paint Remover g.
O53) Store rs only. Reg.
so. Now .22
White Picket Fence, (#7-
48-25) 48"X25' roll. Stores
fl, 2, 3, S, 6. Reg. 1895.
Now 5.22
Iron Rest (8-104).
Prevents scorching
ironing board cover.
All stores. Reg. 35c,
Now &c
"Debutante" Gar
ment Bag (8-311).
All stores except ~.
Reg. 2.49- Now 1.25
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No Mail
Phone
Orders

yale" Corner Brackets,
(3-2124) Stores fl, 4, for
door checks. Reg. 3,15.
Now 1.22
Brass MOrtiSe Bolts, g.
2116) 17s". Store IT.
Reg. 1.25-------NOw .62
Power Snow ThrOwer a.
$500 clear walks, drives
with no effort. Store fl
only. Reg. 109.95,
Now 69.88
Plumbers Friend Oil
314) The sure way to
clear clogged drains.
Store fl only. Reg. 1.99,
Now LAC
Anvils (21-6O6) for a
complete workshop. Store
fl only. Reg. 1876,
Now S8c
KOrdite Handy Bag (8-
527). A plastic bag for
many uses. Store I'll
only. Reg. 38c-- Now 22c
Knife Sharpener (8-517).
A handy kitchen gadget.
Store II only. Reg. 1875,
Now 99c
KOrdite Sandwich Bag
(8-528). For keeping
sandwiches fresh. Store
II only. Reg. ACC,
Now 27c
Rubber Door Stops e.
1851 Hold doors open.
Store fl only. Reg. 29c
each Now 15c
Corduroy Throw Pillows
(8-897. Square or round,
assorted colors. At all
stores. Reg. $1.49,
Now 99c
Dull Brass Chain Bolts,
3" (3-2111) Stores rs, 8.
Reg. 1.10------NOw SO
Aluminium Letter Slot,
(3-2046) Stores ~, 4, 5,
6, 7. Reg. .88----NOw .62
Polished Brass Corners,
(3-1996) Stores fl, 2, 4,
6, 7, 8. Reg. LOS Now so
Square Wood Knobs, 1"
(3-1991) Stores fl, 3, 5,
6. Reg. .12- Now .O6
1z" (3-1992), Store #3.
Reg. Now .06
Round Gum Wood Knobs,
"a" (3-1988) Stores fl, 3,
5. Reg. .06------NOw .O3
IA" (3-1909) Stores fl,
5, 6. Reg. .06---NOw .O3
Metal Easement Weather
strip, (3-1848). Store fl,
3, 4, S. Reg. 1.49 Now ~
Aluminium Threshold, g.
1888 1895" with J
hook. Stores I'll, 8, 4, 7,
8. Reg. 1.19----NOw so
SeaI-O-Frame Weather.
stripping. 90 box g.
1834) Stores #3, 6. Reg.
l.29 ----------NOW .62
%" Inset Steel Hinges,
(3-1637) Stores I'll, 8.
Reg. .73--------NOw .32
Evening star., 1961-02-15

Poultry Netting, (3-24O7)
CO.,, 150' roll, 2" mesh.
Store #3. Reg. 1925.
Now 4.22
(3-24O8) 72" same as
above. Reg. 11.45.
Now 5.22
(3-2411) CO.., 5O' roll, 2"
mesh. Store ~. Reg. 3.89.
Now 2.22
(3-2412) 72" same as
above. Reg. AS. Now 2.22
(3-2415) 49,, 1907 roll, l"
mesh. Stores ~, 3. Reg.
1915 --------NOw 7.22
Bevel Siding (1-132).
Cedar, 12"x6". All Stores
except IA, 8. Reg. .18,
Now .12
Oak Garden Stakes a.
1881. 1"x1"x4"-6'. Stores
~, 3, 5. Reg. 10, Now .O7
Fir Studding (1-087). Ok
49,. All Stores. Reg. .19,
Now 10
Fir Studding (1-O54). Ok
~. All Stores. Reg. .26,
Now Is
Fir Studding (1-O31). Ok
As. All Stores. Reg. 80,
Now is
Fir Studding (1-0O1). Ok
4-6'. All Stores except rs.
Reg. .39-------NOW rs
Register Shields & Fill
tiers, wall model (5-1485).
All stores except is. Reg.
98c, Now CSC. Floor model
(5-1486). Reg. LAG,
Now 99c
"" Hot-Water Radiator
Els, (5-753) Stores I'll,
2, 3, 4, Z, Reg. LOO,
Now 49c
1" Hot-Water Radiator
Ellis, (5-755) Store "a,
Reg. 1.65-------NOw SOC
Ia" HOt-Water Radiator
Ellis, (5-757) Stores IL, 3,
Reg. Now 99c
Hot Water Radiator
Valves, 1" (5-752) Store
fl only, Reg. 3.95,
Now 1.49
Plastic Toilet Seats,
White (5-51O) Stores II,
4, 6; Black (5-511) Stores
II, 4, S; Blue (5-512)
Stores fl, 4, S, 6; Reg.
9.95 Now 6.44
Tumbler & Tooth Brush
Holder, (5-325) Stores
fl, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8. Reg. soc,
Now 39c
Bathroom Soap Dish (5-
323). All stores except
IT. Reg. 59c----Now 39c
SuctiOn-type Soap Dish,
(5-324). All stores ex-
cept IS, 7. Reg. 69c,
Now 49c
Fiberglass Planters,
(Model #25). White.
black, coral or yellow.
Store IA only. Reg. 4.49,
Now W--------2.22
Timers Hammer (21-
416). All stores except
=2, 4. Reg. $40, Now 2.99
Electric Mixer (7-966),
portable, "Mixall". All
stores except fl, 2, 4, 8.
Reg. 12.95----NOW 7.99
Electric Blender (7-969),
chrome, "Ionablend."
Stores #2, 8, 6. Reg.
22.95 --------NOw 1888
Electric Fry Pan e.
973). All stores except
#2, 4, 8. Reg. 9.98,
Now 6.9S
Pull.DOwn Light Fixture
(7-470), French Prov.
style. Stores IT, 8. Reg.
1895 Now 7,T7
Lamp Bulbs (7-135), g.
way 3O/7O/1OO watt. All
stores except IL, 4. Reg.
LOO Now 49c
Clothes Dryer (8-346).
Indoor type, G. size with
% parallel lines. All
stores. Reg. 9.95 Now 4.98
Closet Valet. Keeps
clothes neat and spaced
in closet. SO" (8-574). All
stores except ~. Reg.
65c------------N Now 39c
48" (8-575). All stores
except "a. Reg. 1.05,
Now 59c
"" (8-576). All stores.
Reg. 1.39-------NOw 79c
nhnuss WWunnATur ~
Evening star., 1961-02-15

Now 1.22
AIuma Tags (6-445) for
identifying plants. Stores
10, 4, 6, 8. Reg. 98c
Now 22c
Suet Cake Holder (6-392).
All Stores. Reg. 1.69
Now &c
African Violet Soil C.
$500. l peck. Stores fl,
3, 6, 7. Reg. CSC Now 42c
Michigan Peat (6-337).
~ qt. Stores fl, 3, 7.
Reg. 25c--------NOw 12c
Michigan Peat, 100 lb. e.
ooo). SCOre fl. Reg. 3.90.
Now 2.22
so lb. (6-334) Reg. 2.49.
Now 1.22
Textilem e sh (6-439).
Keeps soil from washing
away new seeds. 15' long,
SO" wide. All stores ex-
cept #3. Reg. CSC.
Now 22c
Garden Insect Sprayer
(6-875). IL OF. Store 1T
only. Reg. 1.59- Now &c
1870 ChlOrdane Ant &
Lawn Grub Killer. 8 OF.
(6-819). Stores #3, 5.
Reg. 99c- Now 22c; 80 OF.
(6-820). Stores #6 only.
Reg. Now &c
StimlOn Pre-Mix Fertil-
izer. 80 OF. (6-814). Store
# only. Reg. 1.19.
Now 22c
Assorted Planter Stands
(6-730 to 742). Stores fl,
3, 4, 6. All styles, sizes
not at each store. 8" to
49,. Reg. 1.09 to 2.95.
Now 22c
Brass Ring Planter
Stands, (6-743 to 745)
Store rs only. 10" to IL"
Reg. 1.69--N Now SIC
8" to 18" Reg. 1.89,
Now 92c
IL" to IS" Reg. 2.29,
Now 1.22
Bonnie Lass Michigan
Peat, (6-332) 100 lb.
Stores fl, 6. Reg. 1893
Now 1.22
2-lb. Steamed Bone Meal,
(6-326) Store #3. Reg.
4Oc Now &c
Fir Plywood Cornices. All
stores except ~. AZ"
(17-1053). Reg. 2.39,
Now 1.2O
4S" (17-1O54). Reg. ,2.79,
Now 1.39
Hollywood" Canvas Sum
shades, 30" (17-961). At
stores, fl, 8, 4, 7. Reg.
1.69 Now 85c
SO" (17-9e2). At stores
fl, 3. Reg. 1.69, Now S5c
Fir Plywood COrnices, "a"
(17-1057). All stores ex-
cept "A, 6. Reg. 5.29,
Now 2.65
72" (17-1O56). All stores
except #3, 4, 6. Reg. 4.29,
Now 2.15
Pedal Exerciser (15-27O).
At stores fl, 2, 5, 6. Reg.
19.95---------NOW 9.98
Hand Warmer (15-377).
Uses lighter fluid. All
stores except #6, 8. Reg.
4.95--NO Now 2.49
Red or Black Upholstery
Tacks, (3-23-58/2365)
Store #2. Reg. 10.
Now .03
Adjustable Closet Bar,
(3-2310) adjusts 72" to
96". Stores #3, 4, 8. Reg.
Ais --NOW 2.22
"Hangrite" Utility Hooks,
(3-2303) Store fl only.
Reg. .29-------NOw IL
"Yale" Door Knockers,
(3-2157/2163) All stores. /
Reg. 4.95-7.75.
Now 1.97-4.82
2l2 gal. Foam Fire Ex-
tinguis er, (3-2140)
Stores IL, 6. Reg. 21.75. |
Now APP
2 Worlds Most UI
Evening star., 1961-02-15

Window Ventilators
1904, 5, g.. Adjustable
sizes %" up to So" in
width, 7" to II" in height,
electroStatic. All stores.
Reg. 3.95 to $40,
Now 1873 to 2.75
Rubber Tips (8-771), for
table, chair legs, 3s" dia.
All stores except ~. Pkg.
of 4. Reg. 19c Now 1Oc
Glid m is for chair,
table legs. White (8-79O),
yellow (8-792), or gray
(8-789). All stores except
is. Pkg. of 8. Reg. SOC,
Now 19c
Children's Spring Horse
(10-350). Stores # 2, 4, 8.
Reg. 1877 Now 1888
Jimmy-PrOOf Door Lock,
(3-181) Stores ~, 6. Reg.
5.79 -NOW 2.22
Garden Rake, (21-6652)
All stores except #3, 8.
Reg. 2.39------NOw 1.88
Continuous Hinge, g.
O96) Brass, 1-1/16x48".
All stores except 1T.
Reg. 1853 Now 2.22
Continuous Hinge, e.
097) Brass, 1A"x48". All
stores except ~, 6, 7.
Reg. 5.04 NOW 2.22
Door Mending Plates, g.
312) 1-1ls"x12", screws
not included. All stores
except rs, 8. Reg. 40.
Now .22
"Press.ette" Board, e.
143) Portable ironing
board for small apart
ments or travelling. At
all stores, 2.98. Now 1.49
Military Ammunition,
(15-562) 6.5 18 rounds, 3
clips per box. All stores
except #3. Reg. 1873.
Now SO
"Glide-Out" Shelves, g.
626-629) All stores except
10, 6, 7. Reg. sos to
10.95----NOw 3.49 to 5.49
Lamp Bulbs, (7-136) s.
way 50/100/15O watt,
med. base. All stores ex-
cept ~, 5. Reg. 1.25.
2 yr. replacement guar
antee, -------NOw SO
Lamp Bulbs, (7-137) g.
way 50/1O0/15O watt,
Mogul base. Store fl, 5,
6, 8. Reg. $50 Now .79
Lamp Bulbs, (7-138) s.
way 100/200/300 watt,
Mogul base. All stores ex-
cept ~, 4, 7. Reg. Its.
2 yr. replacement guar
antee, ---------NOw SO
Ceiling Fixture, (7-442)
Blight. Stores IL, 6, 7,
8. Reg. 1885 Now 1888
Pull-DOwn Light Fixture,
6-471) All stores except
+8. Reg. 1895 Now 1888
Wall PuII-Down Fixture,
(7-476) Stores fl, 5, 6, 7.
Reg. 7.95------NOw 4.S8
Children's Play Auto CO.
1863 Riding wheel toy.
Stores ~, 4. Reg. 27.66,
Now 1899
Bike axle (1O-185) re-
pla mt, German.
stores II, 7. Reg. 40,
Now .25
Bike Axle (1O-186) re-
pla acement, English,
stores fl, 7. Reg .49
Now .25
Bike Brake Cable CO.
1881 front, Phillips. Store
III only. Reg. SO,
Now .S5
Bike Lock (1O-227 Pre-
vents bicycle theft. Stores
IL, 4, 6. Reg. 1.39, Now 20
"Abitibi" PIateboard Pan
cling (12-126) V-grooved,
Natural Walnut finish.
All stores except ", 3, 4,
7. 4X8- "a" sheets. Reg.
500 ------N Now 4.99
"Abitibi Blackboard Pan
cling (12-128) Natural
Walnut finish. All stores
except ~, 7. 4'x4'-A"
sheets. Reg. 3.49,
Now 2.88
Aluminium Sheets, (14-
278) Embossed square
pattern, 36"x36". Stores
fl, 3. Reg. 2.99. Now 1.22
Table Legs, (14-239)
Queen Ann" black
wrought iron, 28". All
stores. Set of 4. Reg. 8.98.
Now 4.22
S For LuInll
l.. F.I n.oN - n. NIL- r.
Evening star., 1961-02-15

Electric Cord Reel, e.
1917 cord a M attic"
Stores extension cord. All
stores except fl, 4, 6.
Reg. 8.95------NOw ATT
Pole Lamps, 1881, 1892
Ultra modern, 3-lt. All
stores except rs. Reg.
37.95 Now 22.88
Round Table, (7-883) Fits
pole lamp, walnut for
mica. All stores except
rs. Reg. 1000. Now 4.44
Sickle Hooks, (14-072) 2"
wood. Stores ~, 3, 7.
Reg. .12--------NOw .O3
Gutter Guard, (14-079)
5H" "Stellco" Stores fl,
5. Reg. Now .22
Glazing Clips, (14-116)
Envelope of "a. Stores fl,
7. Reg. .20-----NOw IL
Dry Wall CeIOtex Nails,
(3-1426), 5 h., 13s", 13
ga. Store rs. Reg. 1.5O.
Now ~
Screwtite Flooring Nails,
(3-1385) y lb. Stores III,
3, 4, 6. Reg. SO Now IL
Saw Horse Brackets, (3-
1237) Store # / only. Reg.
1.79 ------- Now .82
Plain Top Gates, (3-1O92)
So" wide, 48" high. Stores
l, 4. Reg. 9.45 Now 4.22
TOggIe Bolts (3-3O9)
3/16"x3". Store IT. Reg.
.48 Now .22
TOggle Bolt and Utility
Hook (3-8O7) 1s"x3",
card of 2. Stores #3, 6.
Reg. .48-----NOW .22
6" Anchor Safety Latch,
(3-742) Store #3 only.
Reg. .20--------NOw IL
Redi Bolts. All Stores. %"
(3-736) Reg. ITO. Now
.S2. "a" C3-737) Reg. 2.1O.
Now 1.02
Il" Galvanized Wire
Rope Clips, (3-716) Store
+ l only. Reg. Csc.
Now .12
Pic-A.Pac Cotton Pins
(Ass't.), (3-7O4) Store IL
only. Reg. .15---NOw .O7
DremeI or Wen Electric
Sander, (4-320) Store fl
only Reg. 1897, Now S.SS
DremeI Model So Sander,
(4-328) Store. II only.
Reg. 37.50----Now 24.S8
ShOpmate "Twist-LOck"
Jig Saw Attachment, for
"a" drill (4-348) Store fl
only, Reg. 1895,
Now 8.88
Burgess Band Saw, a.
946) Store + only, Reg.
24.95 --------NOw 1888
Circular Saw Blades, up
to g.. Store # l only. Reg.
98c each-------NOw 66c
Skill 8" Abrasive Discs, a.
435) Store fl only. Reg.
9.95 each------NOw 1866
Lawn Sweeper, (4-6533)
Just walk and "rake".
Store # only. Reg. 24.88,
Now 1888
Power Lawn Sweeper, a.
6515. One only at Stores
fl, 8 each. Reg. 5000,
Now $500
Work Shop Vacuum
Cleaner (4-858). All
stores except ~, 8. Reg.
49.50----NOW 24.75
Lathe ChiseI (4-16O3).
Carbide. All stores except
IA, 7, 8. Reg. AS,
Now 1.88
magma" Drill Press
(4-1239). Store #3. Reg.
1895 Now 1888
I'M a G n a" Jig Saw
(4-1242). Stores ~, 5, 6,
7. Reg. 1888 Now 1888
Assorted Auger Bits
(21-O64). Stores fl, 2, 4,
7. Reg. 59c,----NOw 2Sc
Spading Fork (21-6684).
All stores except #3. Reg.
1.99,- 9,----------NOW 1.69
Throw Pillows (8-743).
n ~
Evening star., 1961-02-15
The Worlds Most Unusual Lumber 4 Hardware Stores

Open Monday Thursday Fndoy
NORTHEASTERN and SITS at Bodenburg and Benning Rds
GEORGIA AVE. NW-5925 Co. Ave. at Mtory Rd Missouri Ave-
WISCONSIN AVE. NW4555 Wis., Ave. bet Neb Ave. River Rd
SOUTEAST-l9O5 Nichols Ave. Good Hope Rd Anocoso
Evening star., 1961-02-15

80 Other Doys $50
ALEXANDRIA VA3131 Duke ST. bet Quaker Lane Telegraph Rd
FALLS CHURCH, VA-lee Hwy. and Rts 338
ROCKVILLE MDByPoss and Washington st. Ph Garden $4,000
PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA-HyottsviIe, Maryland
Papago Indian news., 1961-08-01


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Papago Indian news., 1961-08-01
GARCIAts GROCERY

GARCIA'S GROCERY
Visit the only Ppago owned.
grocery store at the east end.
Of Sells. Find all your needs
at GARCIA'S ..Open 8 am. to +.
8 P M. !. Monday thru Friday.
Papago Indian news., 1961-08-01

COVERED WELLS TRADING POST
GROCERIES MEAT PRODUCE DRY
GOODS INDIAN BASKETS
....GAS AND On....
open am. to pm.
Ray Eckhardt.
Evening star., 1961-06-01
Foundation Hit
In Fund Cutoff

BERKELEY, Calf, June /
(AP).-A foundation was under
PROFESSIONAL censure today for
cutting off support to a young
woman after she was arrested
in the San Francisco City Hall
riots in May, 1860.
+ A resolution, made publicly
yesterday, of the Berkeley
Chapter of the American AS
sociation of University Profess
sors, said the Coro Foundations
action violated the Dem
ocratic and academic principles
of freedom of expression"
Miss Jane O'Grady, %, a
social welfare research assist
ant at the University of Cali
fornia, was among 81 arrested
while demonstrating against a
hearing of the House Un-Amer-
lean Activities Committee. The
riot charges later were dropped
Miss O'Grady had a Coro
public affairs internship, equiv
alent to a fellowship study
grant. Last Octob ber, Coro,
"a California organization,
dropped Miss O'Grady as an
intern.
The Berkeley AAUP said un-
less Coro makes amends to Miss
O'Grady it will ask all AAUP
members to refuse to Coop
crate with Coro.
Evening star., 1961-06-01
HOUSEKEEPING
Charges Hold
Youthful Pair

Two youths, II and 18, were
caught by two police officials
and two privates yesterday
afternoon after the pair alleg-
edly attempted to break into an
apartment in the 1900 block of
Twenty-first street NV.
Charged with at m p t e d
housebreaking in that case and
with housebreaking in another
was Richard H. Anderson. 18,
of the 2100 block Of Ward place
NV. The 17-year-old was
turned over to juvenile author
tiles.
The boys alleged entry into
the apartment house yesterday
was reported to 1t. Eugene D.
Gooding of the third precinct
when he stopped to drop off
cleaning at a laundry at Twen-
ty-first and N streets NV. The
lieutenant said he grabbed one
of the youths as he came out
Of the building.
About this time, Inspector
Otto P. Fuss drove up and
chased the other boy into a
back yard. The inspector was
joined by Pvts. George F. Keene
and Martin B. Galyean, who
caught the youth.
Evening star., 1961-06-01
Crucial ak
Called in Gas
Pay Dispute

The Federal Mediation and
Cancellation Service today called
a final labor management bar
gaining session in an attempt to
ward off threatened strike of
1900 Washington Gas Light
Co. employees at midnight to-
night.
The mediation meeting was
scheduled after spokesmen for
the International Chemical
Workers Union local 63) an
nounced yesterday afternoon
they would recommend rejec-
tion of the company's latest
contract offer.
F. w. Amadon, jr., the utility'S
personnel director and chief ne
gotiator, said the gas company
expected to continue service in
the event of a strike.
The utility and it's mainte-
nance and production workers
have failed to agree on wage
terms to replace a contract
which expired last midnight.
Union members are scheduled
to meet at 8 o'clock tonight
for final consideration of a
company offer and union coun-
terproposals.
Also sitting in at today's
mediation session were repre-
eentatives of SIS clerical work
Gs at the gas company Off.
cials of Local 2 of the Office
Employees international Union
met with company negotiators
yesterday but failed to agree
on a new contract.
The office workers contract
also expired last night. Union
members were to hold a meet
ing at 6 pm. today.
Evening star., 1961-06-01
Bid to Raise Payments
Stalls Aged Pension Bill

Increase by 10 per cent the
benefits paid to the widow,
widower, or parents of a re-
tired worker.
Liberalize the length Of time
a person must work in covered
employment to acquire in
surance status for retirement.
To meet the added cost of
these improvements, the bill
would raise the social security
payroll tax in 1862 from 8
per cent each on employer and
employe to 3hs per cent on
each. No change is made in
the provision which limits the
payroll tax to the first $4,000
of annual earnings.
Evening star., 1961-06-01
BY ]. A. O'LEARY
star staff Writer

A last minute effort by Sem
ator Russell Long. Democrat of
Louisiana, to increase the Fed
eFal payment for State relief
prevented the Senate Finance
Committee from acting on a
social security bill today.
Senator Long moved to in
crease from $65 to $40 the
ceiling on the monthly relief
payments the Federal Govern
ment would help to finance.
Senator's disagreed over the
cost of the amendment and
postponed action until June IA.
Under existing law the Fed
eral Government puts up 80
per cent of the first $50 of a
State relief check. 1t also pro-
vides from so to SIS per cent
of the next s35, depending on
the per capita income of a
State. The Long amendment
would have the Government
provide from so to 65 per cent
Of the next $40.
AS the social security bill
came from the House, it dealt
only with changes to nberalize
the contributory old-age re-
tirement system.
The most important change
would give men the same op-
ton already available to
women to retire at 50 instead
OF IS on a reduced annuity
Other changes would:
Increase from $33 to $40 the
minimum monthly benefit of
persons retiring at or after SIS,
and the minimum monthly
disability benefit with propor-
tionate increases in the mini
mum amounts payable to de-
pendents and survivors.
Evening star., 1961-06-01

assistant to the Federal Hous-
ing Commissioner.
These are some of the better
known Howard graduates in
the civil rights field.
University officials point to
the fact that approximately 50
per cent of the Negro surgeons
and physicians and about Is
per cent of the Negro lawyers
in the Nation were trained at
Howard. Howard also has the
largest percentage of foreign
students of any American COL
leee or university.
While Howard today still
takes a leading role in civil
rights, the university's aims
have broadened.
Now" as a professor re-
marked, we're getting a sort
of broader picture. Now we're
equally interested in teaching
what's going on in the rest of
the world, and how this is
going to have an impact on
the students future"
A Look to the Future
OF Howard's future, DR.. Ma
brit looks forward to a day
when race is Of no consequence.
This, however, is a long way
off, he believes.
II spent my whole life fight
ing in this field and I know
that many Of the fights we
won were victories for a princi-
pie" he said. But I'm real
istic enough to know that un-
less people have a disposition
to accept equality there are a
thousand ways a man can bar
and discourage Negroes.
What good does it do the
Negro if he is admitted to
everything in the District of
Columbia if he can't pay?.
First. we have to have COM
plete acceptance from the
American people that race is
Second, we must
have the freedom of opportun-
ity. I would be naive, indeed,