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Evening star., 1961-04-13
ENGINEER AND
MAINTENANCE MAN

To take complete charge Of staff
IN large modern air-Cond. apt
BLDG in NV. Washington. MUS
be fully experienced. dependable
and sober Good references re,
ouired Excel opportunity snt
good future for the right man
Top salary, plus lovely apt. Reply
to Box 31S-V, Star.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
ROCKVILLE MD

Sealed proposals addressed to the
City of Rockville, Md. for the con-
struction OF approximately $500
iineal feet OF Sin. gravity sewer
man and 900 lineal feet OF Gin.
water main in various streets in
the City of Rockville, Md, will
be received by the mayor and
GGouncil Of Rockville, Md, l20 s..
Friday, April Tsi, II, 1sef. i Bid open open.
ing will be held at the City Of
Rockville Civic Center Mansion,
Baltimore rd. and Edmonston dr.,
Rockville, Nd. Plans and specs
are on file at the office of the
director Of public works at city
hall in Rockville, Nd. Bids must
be accompanied by certified check
or bid bonds for SO Of the amount
OF proposal made payable to the
Md. The city Of Rockville reserves
the right to reject any or all bids
" GENE r. HoRNEcK. Clerk
for the mayor and council
DISTRICT OF COLUMRIA.-Cover
Contract.-Dept. of Highways &
covERiNG d1IEisi ID vXRfous fh5bas RoAp%AYs Ro; tSSa
WITH ASPHALTIC SURFACE AT
VARIOUS LOCATIONS WITHIN
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
EMERGENCY PROGRAM. 1861
COVER CONTRACT, Invitation
No. C-61ll5-HD, consisting Of ap-
proX. 7.400 tons asphaltic con-
crete surface, Glass D. tWage rates
have been predetermined by Lsbor
Dept.l Bid forms and specifica-
tionS are now available from Su-
pervisor. Bid & Contract Division,
Procurement Office, d. c., Room
posit required. GPhone NA. $4,000,
Ext. 44S.) SEALED BIDS to be
opened 3 PM, E. s. T., April II,
1861. in Room 424. 400 Penna.
Ave. NV. apl0,11,12,13,14,16
Evening star., 1961-04-13
CARPET
SALESMAN

SEARS Arlington store has . open
ings in the floor covering depart
ment. In and outside selling with
liberal mileage allowance for the
use of your car. Drawer versus
commission. Good earnings, DO
tential plus SEARS many famous
company benefits when you quail
ify. Apply in person.
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
$500 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
CHEF and cook needed for both
shifts, day and night, exper
Italian food. VINEYARD TER.
RACE. 1880 Lee hwy. Arl., Va
CLAIMS TRAINEES, white, college
grads; aptitude for figures; out Oi
service pref, to 30 yrs. Will train
at $4,000 quick raises. Immediate
V. WOOD PERSONNEL, sos 18th
st. NV at H. Southern Bldg
Suite 3O3. DI. 7-5752.
CLERICAI-Top sal, 51a-day wk,,
advancement oppor., fringe bene
Apply HERSoNS, Sth and o NV.
to %. HIS. grad. Some
typing required. Hyattsville area.
Call Mr.. Chapman. UN. 4-5656
between q am. and 4 pm.
CONS CTION SUPERIN-
TEEDENT-Thoroughly eXper in
high-riSe type commercial anc
apt projects. Will accept q work
ing CE with 10 yrs. exp. Perma-
nent position with old eStab. firm
Local refs. and resume REQUIRED.
Salary open. WA. 7-0640, MR.
EADIE.
CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN, ex-
perienced for sanitary sewer and
water mains. 10. 7-0625.
COOK, experienced; apply in per-
son, HOUSE OF HENLEY RES
TAURANT, 7109 Marlboro pike,
District Hts. MIR M
ITALIAN-AMER1CAN
EXPERIENCED. CALL CL. 6-6767
COST ACCOUNTANT
FOR expanding real estate and con-
struction firm involving several
corporations. Desire young, ag-
gressive, and imaginative man
with some experience. Send resu-
me and salary requirements to
DOA pOo-N' 6ldI.
CREDIT TRAINEE, commercial
credit office, no outside work,
5-day week. good starting SAL
ary and excellent opportunity TO
advance TO responsible paying
position. We are not a loan COM
pany. ST. $4,000, ask for MR..
HENRY.
DETAILER
National concern requires man, 22-
rs, h.s.g., call on dentists in Metro
area. Openings also in Miami and
Detroit. Neat appearing, articu-
late in speech. Co. car and, ex-
$500.
EMPLOYMENT SERV.
A DIVISION OF NESINC
1912 K st. NV. Elk. 3-7270
Evening star., 1961-04-13
HOGAN AND HARRISON; Attorneys

400 Colorado Building
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 1O2,4S3,
Administration Is TO Give
Notice: That the subscriber, OF the
District Of Columbia, has obtained
from the Probate Court of the
District OF Columbia, Letters Tes-
tamentary on the estate OF ADA
7. WAGENHORST, late of the
District of Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to eX-
hibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to
the subscriber. on or before the
2Ath day Of September. AID. 1861;
otherwise they may by law be eX-
cluded from all benefit Of said es-
tate. Given under its hand this
5th day Of April, 1861. THE
RIGGS NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON, D. c. BY: LEON
ARD MARBURY, Vice President.
lSealD Attest: ARTHUR p. SMITH,
Deputy Register of Wills for the
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. ap6,l3,2O
Evening star., 1961-04-13
HAMILTON AND HAMILTON,
Attorneys,


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court No. lOl "a q.
Administration Is to Give
Notice That the subscriber, Of the
District OF Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court of the Dis
trlct Of Columbia, Letters Of Al
ministration on the estate OF
ISABELLE S. HURD, late of the
District Of Columbia. deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated, 10
the subscriber. on or before the
7th day of August. AID. 1861:
otherwise they may by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said es-
tate. Given under my hand this
9th day OF April. 1861. GEORGE
E. HAMILTON III, 916 Union
Trust Building. Seal Attest.
ARTHUR P. SMITH. Deputy Reg
lister of Wills for the District OF
Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court. ap6,l3,2O
Evening star., 1961-04-13
ENGINEER
FLOOR MANAGER

FLORIST DESIGNER-Experienced,
reliable: permanent position. Ap-
ply Mr.. Crosby, CHAMBERS
FLOWER CENTER, 1900 Bladens-
burg I'd. ne.
FURNITURE FINISHER, permanent
position, apply r. J. JOHNSON
rear 1890 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring, Md. JU. 9-sS3l.
GROCERY CLERK. meat market
experience; local refs. Apply 26Ol
l4th st: NV. DU. 1850.
Evening star., 1961-04-13

AUTO MECHANICS, 2 line me-
GIN. eXper. preferred. 5-day-wk
Plenty of work. Good working
cond. Paid on 5000 plan. See
Bill Harris at MANN MOTORS.
INC, a25 Jesup Blair DIR. SIS.
Nd III E.guIn
Evening star., 1961-04-13
PERSONALS
ALL TAX RETURNS
Is years experience. s am. to II
pm RE. 5-4466.
Ar EDEAc r1V cEUyTCr
ALL AREAS TAX SERVICE

Through April 18th
Former Internal Revenue Agent
~ yrs tax experience
a A-n1s "a MA St Snn
Evening star., 1961-04-13
AUTO MECHANICS

We need . men with experience;
good working conds. and guaran-
teed pay. Call Mr.. Mullikin, JAY s
CHEVROLET, INC. MA. G-2SSS,
IIrnrnnr AInrlhnrn Nh
Evening star., 1961-04-13
MEAT MEN
MECHANICS

White, age 2O-40; work on ma
chimes, electronlc equipment: ex-
cellent future. See Mr.. Black to-
day, MA. S-2340.
.BOYD'S, COR. 18th AND G.
The Adak sun., 1961-05-01

?W MAN OF MONTH
 Mel A. WHITE, CN, UsN has been selected as the Public Works Man of the Month for March. WHITE reported to transportation during Oc tober 1860 and has worked as mechanic since that time. Prior to being assi igned to Adak he saw duty wi tn NCB II in Guam and Okinawa. Successfully competing in the February exami t. ons for advan- cement in rate he will be advanced to CNA3 on Is May. Tn recoqni tion of his achievement of selection of Man of the Month WHITE was awarded short R & R trip to Anchorage.
 Congra tulations, :cN WHITE OPS S2ONJS DESK
 wi tn Delari cheliere, YN3
 In an effort to encourcage partic- ipation in intramuh and vars. ty sports, the Operations Depar tment has formed an athletic Commi ttee wi thin the De- partment.
 GCA held an inter -divisi ion bowl ina tournament whi oh found TRUMBLE, ACl. the only participant from the tower, walking away with singles honors. LCDR DEMS TER and Chief HACKNEY took the dou- bles crown and the GCA team has chal- lenged other divi sions to take away these titles.
 The GCA team, as of 18 April were only 2 games out of lst place in the Captains Trophy League. Scheduled to play MilPefs on 25 April they lost 2 games to the 70 YO's plus ONE but are determined to spring back and get to the top.
 Two OPS personnel, CAST, ACl and LEARN, ET1 were victoriou in the ro1l- off for the NavSta bowling team and will go to KODIAK for the 17th ND playoffs. :,
The Adak sun., 1961-05-01

ENSIGN V. E. BREWER, the Depar tment Athletic Officer wants every man who desires to play ball in the Opera tinns Depar tment to give him call. Mean- while the Wea ther Cues ssers, although looking for pi tcher are also looking for practice games, so call THORPE at l24 to arrange your first defeat of the season.
The Adak sun., 1961-05-01

19 way l9Ol aT NaVota, KOdlak. Prospective members of the Adak team who are hard at work to qualify for the competition are:
 It. John K. TRIMBLE John G. KRClM'E, NNCM
 William J. DORRITTY
 Donald G. tIEWKINS, Yl2
 Monte R. BOURCtAARD, RING
 James D. HAAER, CEC h.. Marvin L. BANBURY, BTl
 David M. HANTULLA, ETl
 Thomas W. RATHBURN, ET3
 Johnny H. CURRY, FTP
 Thomas J. LIJEWsKI, AMI
 J. I. ANDERSON From the results of the matches at Kodiak personnel will be selected to repre- sent the 17lJD in the Pacific Fleet Champi onship to be held 5-lO June l9ol at Camp Elliott, San Diego, Calif.
 NN U N C E ME ITS NOTIC All Masons. The Adak Masonic Club will meet Tuesday, 2 May at lo3O in the R Building Adjacent to the Bering Chapel. NOTICE: Adak PTA Monthly meeting will be held Monday May lst 7:3O P.M. First Grade students will furnish the enter tainment. Electi ion of new officers will be held. Please attend. NOTICE: The Protestant Women's Group will meet May 9 at 8 P.M. in the Bldg. Plese any old sheets or pillow cases you may have.
The Adak sun., 1961-05-01
DEL. PRACTICE

COMl7 Noti ice 359O of IT April l96l announces the detaile concerning the SEVENTEENTH Naval District Rifle and Pistol matches which will be held IT, l9 May l9ol at NavSta, Kodiak.
 Prospective members of the Adak team who are hard at work to qualify for the competit tion are:
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-15
Income Taxpayers Have Only Two Forms to Choose from on '61 Returns

Individual federal income tax payers will have only two return forms to choose from when they file their 1861 return next year. according to Commerce Clearing House.
 They still can use the familiar Form 1040 or the punch-card Form 1040A. But the buff-color- led "wage-earner's" Form 1040W, which was not used as universally as the Treasury Department ex- pected, has been dropped.
 Form 1040 has been reduced from four pages to two. Support ing schedules may be attached according to the needs of par ticular taxpayer.
 But taxpayer who has any amount of income from salary and wages, and not more than $20O in interest and dividends need only file the single 12-page sheet Form 1040, whether he takes the standard deduction or itemizes his deductions. Such dividends and interest are entered on line 5 of page 1.
 On the other hand, punch-card Form l040A may be used if CD gross income was less than $l0,- GOO. all from wares reported on Form WIZ withholding state ments, and O not more than $200 was from interest, dividends, and wages not subject to withholding.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-15
Out of Swaddling Clothes ]. ].

TTHE JET AGE of air travel has just reached it's third birthday. But it certainly came out of its swaddling clothes in hurry
 Pam American World Arways, which inaugurated flag jet service, that it has flown 120- 021, 300 jet miles and carried almost 100000 pas sengers since its planes entered service in 1858
 Translated into space terms this means that Pam Am's jet clippers of which there are g. with the greatest jet experience in the industry could have carried the entire population of the city of Philadel phia to t11e moon and back 237 times.
 The Jet Clipper America, which made the first US-f flag jet flight from New York to Paris, has logged more than 4000 900 miles or 5000 hours in the air And the jet powerplants used by Pan Am have proven to be models of reliability An n-fght failre has occurred only in approximately every 40000 hours This that jet captain, flying an average of 900 hours year. could fly more than 40 years without ever experiencing engine failure.
 To up, single jet clipper in a month's opera lions covers about 160,000 miles. That fact would Startle even Jules Verne.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-15
Civil Defense
 Program to Cost US. $7OO Million

WASHINGTON A1 The Fed leral Civil Defense program to be 1 sent to Congress next month will cost about $70O million and in- clude incentive payments for construction of fallout shelters in schools, hospitals, and public welfare institutions.
 Deputy Secretary of Defense Roswell Gilpatric disclosed de- tails in a news conference yes terday.
 The program provides federal guidance but no money for indi- vidual home shelters.
 The federal incentive program, Gilpatric said in a statement. is planned on the basis of aid for construction of shelter spaces for about 20 million persons in the fiscal year. beginning next July 1. It would make eligible for in centive payments projects start led after next Jan. 1.
 A booklet on fallout shelters will be available to the public in |early January and to news media sooner, he said.
 A fact sheet issued in con- nection with the news conference gave look at the governments philosophy about the possibility |of all-out attack on this country. "The likelihood Of such an at- tack is very small, but 1t is pos |sible the sheet said. "If 1t comes, we know it's consequences would be terrible. Therefore, we must |t take what steps we can to protect
 ourselves through an organized long-range, sensible program oi Civil Defense"
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-15

KENMEpY To LIGHT UP |ctzH18TMAs TREE DEC. 20
 WASHINGTON R President Kennedy will wish the nation a Merry Christmas next "Wednesday and then set aglow the big nation al community Christmas tree.
 The Dec. 20 date for the tra- ditional ceremony was announced Wednesday by the White House.
 The ceremony will be televised from 5 to 5:30 pm. EST. The President will turn on the 4 1000 lights that adorn the 75-foot Christmas tree.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-15
WIEN PLANE TRAFFIC

From Kotzebue: Trygve and Dana Jorgenson, Grafton Berg man and Frank Gregory.
 To Kotzebue: R. Miller, R. Gar win, Grafton Bergman, Laura Wright, Arnold Dives.
 From Fairbanks: Mrs. Jane Calvin, Cherie Calvin, George |Spratz and Bob Blodgett.
 To Fairbanks: Barbara McKin- his, Roy Jenkins, E. s. Leasby, Fred Garner, Oscar Webber, L. |Proesch, c. Canson, B. Brady, R. Bridenburg, R. Seidel, c. Ulirick- son, L. West, M. Leonard, Gene Joiner, Ut. Anderson. E. Grissom, I R. C. Thomas, F. Wien, N. Wien, Bud Hagberg, Marsha Broyles, E. F. Dyer, F. J. Parsons, c. w. Greedy, MT, and Mrs. Bob Grant, David, Jeffrey and Debra Grant, Carl Hillstead, D. Jasper, Arlene Muller, R. Levy, Don Mangan, Mrs. Clara 0degard, Mir. and Mrs. M. Powers.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-15
AN INVITATION

Gov. and Mrs. William A. Egan and their son Dennis. today ex- tended an invitation for all AL |askans and visitors who are in Juneau to attend Yuletide Open House reception at the Cover nor's House on the evening of Tuesday, Dec, l9 from ' pm. un- |til g pm.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-15

Greta Garbo was once father girl in a Swedish barber snop. And Benito Mussolini at one time ran five-chair sfioe-shine parlor.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-15
|NANooKs TO TRAVEL

The Nome High School Nanooks will make their first trip to Una lakleet on Dec. 29 to play two evening games against the Cove nant High School team. The team will travel via Wien's and with Roa1d Amundsen. Unalakleet will play the Nanooks here later in January. Both games at Una lakleet will be broadcast by
Evening star., 1961-01-05
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WOMEN'S DRESSES

Orig. $l7.99 TO SIS, $l2. Royon erepes,
wool Jerseys, pure silks, sotin sheoths,
ArneI and royon combinations in one and
two piece styles. Sizes l4h to 22k.
Orig. SIS to $3.50, SIS. Two piece
royon suit-type dresses in grey, blue,
brown One-piece royon crepes, some
sotin ond lace trimmed in black, blue,
rose, purple. Sizes l4Hz to 22K.
Orig. $29.99 to $3s.9S. SIS. .Dressy
crepes in blue. green, plum, One-pieee
wool Jerseys indiIoe and beige. Pure silk
prints inblue, green, grey. Sizes f4A
TO 22Jt ond a3S to a. 7 p ~5.
Orig. S39.eS 10 $50, SIS and S2s. One
and two piece wool jerseys in blue,
green, red, royal. Royon crepes in grey,
toost. Sizes l4h to 22H.
Orig. $50 TO $40 Romney Room Dresses,
S3S to $50. Silk brocodes, silk foIIes in
different styles and coIors. Print eholIis
in blue. A few woods in one-pieee and
jacket styles in blue and wine. Broken
sizes.
Women's Dresses, Second Floor, Street.
ond oil JeIeff branch stores.
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MISSES DRESSES !

cosuol, dressy dresses - $40 (con-
porobIe voIues $l7.oo and $le.99);
wooIs, royon crepes, royon-ond-D Doeron
poIyester, Orion oeyIie prints; brown,
green, blue, beige, navy. block.
coektoH, Daytime Dresses - $l2 and
SIS. comparable Volues Sle.oo TO
$25O-lovely prints in vorious fobrics-
royon, .Oocron polyester, royon satin,
silk See oIso wooIs, Arnel trioeetote
jersey ond other fobries in many diff
ferent styles and eoIors. r
wordrobe selections! Sls. (comporboIe
values SIS and S35.) toiIored, ofter-
noon, coektoiI and evening dresses in
this variety! Chiffons Of silk or nyIon
prints, brocodes, foites, toffetos Of
royon Jewel tones, white, dark eolors.
black and navy
Second Floor, r street-seIeetions OF oil bronehes.
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Sportsweor Ord floor

BIouses-$5 und S.. torieinoy $7.es to
$llee) Nylon= tricot Docron PoNester crepe,
silk, cotton; beige, gold, liIoc, eorol, blue, gray.
Also prints. 81 TO 38.
Sweaters SIS; S., 81. 'torionoIIy 1899 to
$i4.ee) Orion ocrdie eordioons trimmed with
ribbon and embroidery. some fur blend slipons
Broken Sizes colors
Wool Skirts Sl0, Sl2. torisinoIH
$3.50 to S25) Plaid woods, slim ond full, slim
doeskin wool fIonneIs In some coses, motchino
stoles ovoiIobIe! Beige, blue, brown. 10 to g.
Wool SIucks-$9 torieinoIy Sll,ss) Beige
or blue novelty weoves.
AI-Purpose Couts-$l0. and $ls. torioinoIIy
$leee to $2e.ee). Prints, plods checks and
solid eolors in vored fobrcs. 10 to ls.'
Third Floor Street, and Falls Church,
ShirIneton, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Indonesiun
Envoy Is
In Doubt

No official word has been
received from Djakarta, In
donesia, naming a successor
to Nine. Supeni, originally
scheduled to become Ambas-
sador to Washington.
The prominent member Of
the Indonesian Parliament, q
43-year-old divorcee with
four children. became Moslem
wife No. 3 Of Achmad Ma
takusumah, q senior govern
ment official of the Ministry
Of Industry. whom she re-
Gently married.
Protocol problems concern
ing wives were discounted by
Indonesian Embassy officials,
who report Mime. Supeni has
been named by President
Sukarno to be a rowing am
bassador so he must think
highly Of her."
I'VE can only guess as to
why she isn't coming to
Washington" said Press At
tache Sjamsoe Soegito.
The man whom it is thought
m ay succeed Ambassador
Moekarto Notowidigo, who
became Ambassador to India
last August, Is Zairin Zain,
for the past six years Am
bassador to Western Ger
many. Before that he was q
former Minister at the In
donesian Embassy here in
Washington.
The wife of one of the EN-
bassy officials declared she
was sorry Nine. Supeni
would not be coming to
Washington. She is kept in
high esteem by all Indonesian
women. I don't believe this
marriage is the reason for
President Sukarno's changing
her appointment. Rather, I
believe, that the President
felt Washington Is a most
important post and needs q
career man."
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Blame it on the pre- Christmas suoa0s and
other business -a6sctng factors this past season
the fact of The s0atteysis
Lust reduce our stocks!

fashion dresses
millinery, lingerie!
felt felt duybomd of the big
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JUNIOR DRESSES!

$22.S9 and SIS. Dresses-$l5. Joeketed
wooIs and knits, posteI wool jersey, porty
brocodes. chiffons-myriod eoIors and
styles but broken sizes.
Size 7 Red Wool Costumes with leop-
ord collar, resvIorIy $685., r Street
only.
Choice Group $3.50 to $50. Foshons-
SIS. Costumes and dresses, wool pIoid,
wool jersey. dressy black wooIs. Street
only.
$ll.s9 to $l7.99 Dresses $6. and 50.
Mostly wooIs--fIonneIs, knits, jerseys;
q few cotton knits One and two pe styles,
7 to IS.
Fourth Floor. Street; selections ot all bronehes.
Evening star., 1961-01-05

dry skim milk to be an in
tereSting change in texture.
Unsweetened (frozen) cocoa
nut or currants instead of
nuts or maybe even bits Of
dried fruit would provide
change.
I can't bear the thought Of
leaving out the chocolate,
but maybe substituting or
adding some instant coffee
would be an idea.
In other words, In contrast
to the lady who wrote In re-
Gently advising cooks for dia-
betics to give up reading rec
ipes. I suggest reading them
more than ever. One can
adapt, modify or in many in
tances, use them exactly. So
many people are now weight
watchers that almost every
one enjoys our low calorie
menus.
Now for one request. and
then the recipe: Does anyone
have Q low sugar. low fat.
really successful cookie rec
ipe?
For chocolate-nut marsh
mallows use: 2 tablespoons
Cor envelopes) unflavored gel
attn: 3 tablespoons sucaryl
solution; u teaspoon salt; /
cup boiling water; 2 ounces
unsweetened chocolate: "
teaspoon vanilla; u cup
chopped walnuts.
In a saucepan combine gel
attn, sucaryl and salt. Gradu-
ally add boiling water. Heat,
stirring until mixture boils.
Remove from heat. stir In
chocolate until melted. Beat
with rotary beater until
smooth (probably unneces-
sary). Add vanilla and nuts.
Pour into creased 9 : inch
square pan. Chill until set. Cut
( into SO squares. Each square
contains only IS calories!
Evening star., 1961-01-05
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SLIPS, SLEEPWEAR!

$5.s5 to $l2.95 NyIon trieot slips and
petticoots, white, eoIors, Ioees, enbroi-
deries. 81 to A. $3.s5 to Ss.ss
ss.s5 to s5.ss Lostex eirdIes, white,
black, pink; small, medium, large.
; Sz.s5 to $3.ss
$500 Deeron/ Cotton PaneIed Slips, white
only. 32-40. $500
Peiamas-Res. $3.50 { oslo.s5. includ-
ing nyIon tricot and cotton bobrioeon,
long, capri and baby doll styles. 81 to SO,
small, medium, Ioree. $3.50 TO $7.ss
$5.s5 to Sl4.s5 Gowns-Ione and woItz
length nyIon tricots. White, block, blue,
pink, Ioees and embroideries. 32-4O.
S3.e5 to $s.95
,$l6.95 to S2e.95 NyIon Trieot Gown En-
sembIes $s.s9 TO Sl6.s5. IF St. only
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Editors Note

Readers Clearing House operates
os q public service exehonss Of ideas
between Washington oreo reode's
Of The Stor. II is conducted entirely
through the moil. An letters must.
beer the writer's full nome end
address. Please send replies &C.
eordins 10 subject motter. NOT
initiols. Letters received in response
to queries will either be published
or forworded to the person mokins
the inquiry.
Evening star., 1961-01-05
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School I-Coreer Apparel p!

School-Coreer Apparel!
$35. TO $4s.s9 Winter coots-S2s. to
$s6. Wool tweeds, ehinehiIIo-type wool,
worsteds, luxury blend cootines, black
and rich coIors. 5 to IS.
$l7.99 to $3.50 Dresses-$ll. and
$l2. White and eolorful wooIs. One piece
and two-piece styles, 5 to IS. ..
$3.50 Wool Suits-$25. Pleoted or
straight skirts, cropped ioekets. Red. pur-
pie, bross, green.
$500 TO $i7.S9 Wool Skirts-$6. and
50. Tweeds, pIoids. tlonneIs. pleots and
sheoths. -...s 49,, .a-
$H.ss Sweoters-S5. 80. Fur blends and
brushed wooIs, varied styles, eoIors, "a to
40. g..
Slz.ss Foke Leopard Joekets. Small, me-
dunn, loree So.
$3.50 Corduroy Ponts-$4. Deck style.
Block, green. brown.
$l4.o9 Cor coots. Tackle twill with quilt
lining. Brown, olive, black. 10 to lo. $40.
Fourth floor street-seIeetion OF bronch stores