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Evening star., 1961-08-31
Mog-Hobs Stor
RurIs No-Hitter

Continuing a string of re-
markable pitching in the
Greenbelt invitation Softball
tournament. Wally FarneS
struck out 13 and hurled a no.
hitter as Mag -HabS defeated
Enterprise Inn, 40, last night.
Earlier in the tournament
Joe Louis Abney pitched a per-
feet game for the Jerry Wolman
Construction Co.. and George
LCCkeS famed l9 and permitted
only one hit for NSA.
In the second game last
night Lucky Corner defeated
Grcenbelt A. c.. 6-5, despite
a grand-slam homer by Terry
Collins. The 16-team, double
elimination tournament con-
tinues tonight at Braden Field
with another double header.
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Pro-Junior
Tourney Set

Fifty-four Middle Atlantic
golf pros will have three junior
partners each in the annual
Pro-Junior tournament tomor-
row at the Turf Valley Club
in Ellicott City.
Pairings of the District area
pros:
First tee. S.4q-Bo Estridge; 500
Tommy Daily, g:3O-Ward Burgess.
9:43-Jimmv Bellizzi: 957-Llyod
Kelley: 10:25-George Diffenbaueh.
/ :43-Bobby Bowers; 2:O4-Stan
MouSer
Tenth tee-S.4q-Gordon Murray;
q.O2-Charley Bassler: 9.l6-Henry
Gilbert: g:43-Frank Tenney; 1904
Stevens; l0:lS-George
oigott, 1:2@-Carl Rasnic.
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Two-Women TitIists

Mrs. Harold Price and Mrs.
Nick Hollander elaborated
yesterday to win the two
women team championship of
the Kenwood Golf and Country
Club. 3 up on par. Mrs. E. H. F..
Dutton and her daughter,
Daphne, were second, 2 up.
Low gross went to Mrs. Betty
MeCkley and Mrs. Edward Fox
with an 81
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SPORT
BRIEFS
SDoWnes Hurts Thumb

BOSTON, Aug. 81 CAP).-
The middleWeight title bout
between Champion Terry
'Downes of Britain and Paul
Pender of Brookline, Mass,
scheduled here September 23,
has been postponed because of
an injury to Downes' left
thumb. Promoter Sam Sill
verman said he hoped to set
a new date over the week end
probably early in Novem-
ber. DoWneS is recognized as
champion in Europe, MaSsa-
ChuSettS and Now Work
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Angling Mark Set

BALBOA, Canal Zone, Aug.
81 lAP).-Mrs. Helen Robin
son heads back to her Key
West, Fla, home today claim
ing a world fishing record for
women.
Mrs. Robinson landed a
796-pound black marlin in
Pinas Bay off the Panama
Pacific Coast. Her catch eX-
ceeds by 76 pounds the world
record for a fish caught on
an 80-pound line by a woman.
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BRUNEI BREAKS
HIGH JUMP MARK

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Aug.
81 oAP)-Valery Brunei
of Russia today bettered
his own world record for
the high jump, clearing 7
feet, Az inches CPS
meters on his third at
tempt at the World Student
Games here.
Brumels old world mark
was 7-4i2 indoors, where
records are not recognized,
and IA in the open.
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Racing Results
Belmont
BY the Associated Press
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
1st-S3,5O0; cling; mdn. 2-yr: fur
Cherylene tROtZ) 2I.1O II2O 6.6I
One Note (ValenZuels) $40 I9(
Pesty Nanette (CombeSt) BIZ
Tinybit, RullahrOse, Kozy Kate, New
Muir, Flag Call, Our Helene, Suz-za-la
Rose Medallion, Pat Mulligan, Comic
Opera, Smooth Move Time, I:l3ts.
Field
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Close Linemen

Detroit Lions Harley Sewell
"a guard) and Ollie Spencer "a
tackle) who play side by side
were born one day apart, April
II and 18 in 1881.
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Lopez Denies
Being Offered
Orioles Post

DETROIT, Aug. 81 (AP).-
Al Lopez, who managed the
White Sox to their first pennant
in 30 years in 1859, is reported
under consideration as Paul
Richards successor as manager
of the Orioles. Richards has
accepted the general manager
ship at Houston.
A reliable source said last
night that Lopez was contacted
by Richards himself regarding
the Baltimore post.
The source said Richards.
who quit Baltimore Tuesday,
was signed six weeks ago as
general manager of the Houston
team which enters the Ma
tional League next year.
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IHOkNI MOOSE won earIier IN the meeting and
finsher and rates good figure. NAOMI is on The
improve and could upset
pounds, x ) pounds apprentice allowance.
Evening star., 1961-08-31
JOE KELLY,S SELECTIONS
sINTB RAGE.Pgrss: $1,000: claiming CsIeOO; A.

a.. OIiCk WIRE has world of speed and should lead
TINS tleld. HI Sly KEY for
ana VIII be arguing. DENNY'S Girl,
IN last try and beat the others here. ~ "
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X-Faced two men in 7th,
WP- POdres. -Donatelh. "anzon, Sc
cory, Sudol. T-2:22. A-1l,292.
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Wager Proves
Irish Soldier
Has Stamina
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va,
Aug. 81 - History is vague
about the breeding of Paul
Revere's horse. but he must
have been related to a long
Winded thoroughbred who won
at Shenandoah Downs last
Saturday.
Irish Soldier is the name of
the West Virginia iron horse,
who is owned end trained by
Stephen E. Rice CT Fairfax, Va.
an American University senior.
The fact tnaL Irish Soldier.
a seven-year-old gelding, won
the seventh race here last Sat-
urday was not too startling as
he was the $500 favorite of
the week end crowd. But if
many Of his hackers had been
aware of Irish Soldiers activi-
ties a few days before the race
he might have gone off at SOL.
Takes Wager
Six days before the race.
OWner-Trainer Rice became
involved IN a wager with a
friend that Irish Soldier could
not run to farm in Hillsboro,
Va, about l8 miles from Shen-
andoah Downs across the Blue
Ridge range, within three
hours.
Rice, having hunted the
horse through the field as we'll
as in distance races at the fair
meetings, took the bet, which
amounted to about $3.50.
Irish Soldier, with the %
year-old Rice aboard, took off
on his cross-country journey at
$50 pm. The pair logged down
the only road which leads out
of the track to Route $40. They
took the River Road through
Charles Town and crossed the
Shenandoah River via the
Route 9 Bridge.
From there they started
climbing the Blue Ridge Noun
tain.
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Roadside Route

II knew a trail for part of
the way and used that, but
most of the time we stuck to
the roadside. He was wearing
aluminium plates and they were
nearly worn off when we reach
ed the farm. But we got there
well in advance of the three
hour deadline, pulling in about
7:45 p,m.,' Rice relates.
Il guess I might have been
a little foolish, but wanted
to give my horse a few days at
the farm since he frets when
he is in a stall at the race
track"
Irish Soldier. a son of
Swashbuckler and Nita Jean.
who is a daughter of Preakness-
winner Mate, got his rest for
five days on the farm.
Fitted with a new set of
shoes, Irish Soldier was vanned
back to Shenandoah Downs last
Saturday and few hours later
ran as the crowd expected.
scampering home by a length
and a half in a mile allowance
race and picking up a winners
share of $3.50 from the purse.
Nine persons selected five
winners and received $500 last
night in the Big Bonanza.
Fifty-one had four winners and
received a return of $52.
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W!nner-Bell (9-14). Loser-Gabler
C3-7D.
WP-Gabler, Klippstein C2).
T-2:l2. At, 72O.
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ath--S3.S clme: 3-yo; 1,s mi.
zSantOlina 112 Reflective 115
Small Flush 1i5 sherw'd Miss liz
X a Avalanche 100 Capt. Freddie -
Dunfield l15 2 Brother Hen II5
aW G Morton-T F Brittingham
III Cut.
"a; Ks; XXI; xxx-1O lbs aac.
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DODGERS, 5; CUBS, 2
THIrAGn
Los ANGELES

v
Totals 35S75 Totals 332 an
Singled for Ellsworth in 5th; b
Grounded out for Spencer in 9th C
Struck out for Drott in 9TH; d d-Grounded
out for Heist in 9TH.
Los Angeles .............. O2O 7Ol O0o-5
Chicago ................ 900 100 1907
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Approached by Others

A member of the White Sox
front office said he also had
heard Richards was signed
several weeks ago by Houston
but that he understood Balti-
more hadn't approached Lopez
recently.
Lopez said he had not been
queried by the Orioles. But he
said he had been approached a
couple of times by other clubs
since leaving Cleveland and go
ing to Chicago in 1857.
Joseph A. w. Iglehart, Bal
timore's board chairman, said
in Baltimore neither he nor
President Lee MacPhail had
contacted Lopez. But he had
said earlier he considered Lopez
one of the ablest managers in
the major leagues.
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Undecided on Plans

MacPhail said he doesn't ex-
pect to name Richards success
Sor soon.
Lopez said he was undecided
on his plans for next year. Il
usually don't make up my mind
until the last few days of the
season." Lopez said.
He said it's doubtful if he'll
retire after the 1861 campaign,
his 18th as a major league
manager.
1t was also reported Rich
ards had attempted to get Fred
Hutchinson of Cincinnati as
manager for Houston. Hutch-
inson, whose Reds lead the Ma
tional League, was signed to a
tWo-year contract earlier this
week by Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1961-08-31
WASHINGTON

E-OConneI Held PO-A-Cleve-
land, 27-lO: Washington. 27-l9. DIP
Cottier to johnson to Zipfel LOB
Cleveland. s; Washington. s.
2b - Cottier, Francona. 3b - Kirk
land t2), Cottier. SB-Kirkand
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E Gonzalez, c. Smith. PO-A- St. Louis
24-9, Philadelphia 27-l2. DP-C. Smith,
Taylor and Herrera Amaro, Taylor and
Herrera. LOB St Louis 7, Philadelphia
g. 2B Demeter 2, White, Herrera. HR-
Callison. ST Musial
sadecki q, III 8 -
Sullivan 5l-3 3 3 S
Ferrarese wv, 3-9) 32-3 } 0 o 2 2
HIP BY Sullivan CMusiaD. PB
Schaffer U-Barlick, Jackowski, Vargo,
Crawford. T-2:l6. A-4,952.
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f Banks. PO-A-Los Angeles 27-q, Chi
cago 27-l3. DIP Spencer, Neal and Hod-
ges. LOB Los Angeles 4, Chicago g. 2B
thinner, Bertell. 3B Neal. HR Neal, N.
Sherry, SantO.
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Day Hunts Job

ChuSettS and Now York.
Evening star., 1961-08-31

EN- QUEUE closed with a hang In last for 200
to be second and is due for brackets now DEFENSELESS
Is rounding to top form and figures BONNYS
CHOICE is capable Of upSetting
Evening star., 1961-08-31
At Shenandoah
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Tme-1:l5 pm.
Scratches Been Deleted
FIRST RACE-PuTSc. ,O0O claiming Is 5OOD; maiden
I-yeaT-OdS; furIOngs.

=, BROMLEY Just missed for $1,000 and should han
Die this field. CORAL SKY made sharp try $1,000
TOMkE should be in money
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MILWAUKEE

X-Faced one man in 9th.
Ian. T-2:SO. A-l4,277.
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PILLS, 4; CARDS, 3

Totals 81 Totals ~ 4
Walked for Sawatski in 9th; b.
Singled for Grammas in 9th; Ran for
Schoendienst in 9th; Grounded into
double play for Sadecki in 9th.
st. Louis ................ 900 003 000-3
Philadelphia .............. 200 00l 01X-4
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oUkIH IA. RRdACE-Purse $1,000; claiming CsI,2OO) /.

Dig FINE Is one OF the most consistent
odS at this track and should another TAKE 1T was
SharD winner for $4,000 in and might he tough
t" beat DANCING SHIP get up for third
Evening star., 1961-08-31
: : Purse, $1,000; claiming $4,000 to

LUCKY MILLY gets top figure in this sprint TOP
UNION will be right there for of it, WAY LOWE
sharp. ~
Evening star., 1961-08-31

~ +'UNioh 'oSlullllls'' VIZ
Hunkel 2. U-Paparella, Runge, Carrigan,
Drummond, T-2:27. A-5,C52.
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GlOIIO has been losing close lately but
well placed in this field. DESBOROUGH is on the inn
prove with third for $1,000. GRAND CHIEFS last
not true.
Evening star., 1961-08-31

in last. SING LYNN'S last was game second and is
formidable here. FANCY BINGO is on The imnToye
and is good money chance.
Evening star., 1961-08-31

Games Tomorrow
Chicago at Washington, 2,
6 pm.
Kansas City at Los Angeles.
Detroit at New York Cn).
Cleveland at Baltimore Cn).
Boston at Minnesota (n).
Evening star., 1961-03-29
It'sCherry Blossom Time

who with her dancing part
ner, has won 10 prizes,
mostly firsts, in dancing
contests in high school at
Fort Recovery. Ohio.
She also was a third place
winner in bowling at the
Fort Wayne international
Business College. She also
played basketball.
The daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Bechtol, she
now works here with the
Department Of Navy.
Evening star., 1961-03-29

Miss Alice Mae Capouch,
North Dak0ta'S Princess for
the upcoming Cherry Bios
som Festival, is in tune with
the jet age. Formerly an air.
line hostess she has served
on Boeing TOT airliners, DC
IS, DC-7Bs and on Viscounts.
But she is now back in
her hometown Of Grand
Forks, as she wishes to be
near her fiance who is at
tending college there.
The daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Capouch, the
81 year : old princess was
Evening star., 1961-03-29

graduated from Park River
Agriculture School and from
AakeYs' Business College in
Grand Forks. She also was a
nurses aid at Deaconess
Hospital in Grand Forks.
Alice's hobby is sewing.
She makes her own clothes
and also enjoys knitting.
She also ice skates and plays
hockey and basketball.
-
Miss Jacqueline De'Andre
Bechtol, OhiO'S Princess in
the 1861 Cherry Blossom
Festival, Is q dance expert,
Evening star., 1961-09-28
18 Reds Aiding Guinea
Reported Under Arrest

be what he termed a break
through toward a peaceful
world.
He said he feels the chances
are against outbreak of war
over Berlin, but that it is pos
sible a war could erupt by mis-
calculation. rather than by in
tent of either side.
The official did not give de-
tails about the reported falling
of Soviet technicians in Guinea,
a newly independent African
country receiving large amounts
of Communist aid.
He listed this incident, how
ever, in saying that Red aid
personnel there have been
making a number of mistakes.
He said they are acting too
oStentatiously and committing
other errors which American
officials had been criticized for
earlier in the United States
overseas aid program.
Evening star., 1961-09-28

adopted through the amend
Varig said the flight origin
ated at Porto Allegro. capital of
CIV. 7ri7ola's home state, and
that Rio de Janeiro was a stop
-.-r point.
Informants in Brasilia said
Gabriel Passos. Minister of
Mines and Energy. and Estacio
Souto Major, Minister of Health.
also were on the plane. Earlier
reports listed Ullises Guimarses.
Minister of Industry and Com
merce, as still another pass
enger.
Other sources said number
of congressman and an army
general also were on the
French-built airliner.
An airline spokesman said
the passenger list included the
name Oliveira Brito. Antonio
Oliveira Brito is Minister of
Education.
Cabinet members were re-
ported to have been gathering
in the capital for the Prime
Minister'S presentation of a new
government program in Con-
greSS.
Evening star., 1961-09-28

did not mention the reports OF
landing gear trouble but con-
firmed that an engine caught
fire after the craft touched
down.
Passengers and crew MEM
berS filed out quickly in orderly
fashion after the craft came to
a halt, the company said.
Controversial Figure
Gov. Brizola was a contro-
verSial figure during Brazifs
recent crisis in which top mill
tary leaders tried to prevent
Mr.. Goulart from succeeding
President Janio Quadros, who
resigned August 25.
Congress amended the con-
stitution and named Mr.,
Goulart as figurehead Presi-
dent with limited powers. The
legislative body then named
Tancredo Neves as Prime Min
lister and the nations chief
executive.
Gov. Brizola had been on q
speaking tour in the Rio de
Janeiro area attacking what hi
called coup makers and Brazil:
new parliamentary syst e n
Evening star., 1961-09-28
Savings from the
Nursery Corner

IS Poirs Fomous-Moke Points, pIo;-
tic lined. NJ, L and XL. Comparable
value ! 80, soc
100 InFonts' Cotton Knit Polo Shirts
with short sleeves, crew neck. Com
porobIe value more than double, soc
Is Italian Sports Car Bonks. cerc-
mic Light blue. Comparable vo'ue
more than double, soc
z Discontinued Style Peterson TT
Tri-choirs. Comparable value Ia o5.
s.95
4 Discontinued Style Rose Derry
Roek-A-Lounses. Comparable value
1895, $50
s. Discontinued Orion AeryIie BIon-
kets. Comparable value 799, 4.s9
! Thoyer Crib, floor sample in woxed
birch. Comparable value 44.95,
! Crib in discontinued style in woxed
birch, Comparable value 44.95,
1887
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4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-09-28
BY the Associated Press

A high United States official
says he had received word that
18 Soviet technicians have been
jailed in Guinea for pocketing
diamonds they were supposed
to be mining for the Guineans.
The official. who spoke under
circumstances not allowing use
of his name. cited this as an
example of troubles he said the
Reds have been running into
in their international under
takings.
While the West has had it's
Setbacks and problems, he de-
clared, the Communists have
failed to gain most of what
they hope would fall to them
after a strife-torn world
emerged from World War II.
He said the next few weeks
and months loom as crucial in
determining whether there will
Evening star., 1961-09-28
Remnonts-F;d1y Only
Great Sovines on
Boys Apparel

35 Poiomos OF cotton broodcIoth
with long sleeves, long leg style,
coot style. Sizes s to TO- Comporo-
bic voIue 3.99, l.ss
10 Windbreeker Joekets. Select un-
lined or reversible styles. All woist-
length with eIosticized woist band
and front slash pockets. Labeled for
tobric content. Size 6 only. Compo-
robIe value 800 TO 7.99, l.sS
7 Boys Flannel Robes. In navy color
with red trim on collar and cuffs.
Crest on breast pocket. Labeled for
tobric content. Size 8 only. Compo-
robIe value 7.99, l.ss
so PersonoIized Honkie Sets. Each
set consists of three honkies with
names embroidered in three differ
ent colors. All cotton. Comparable
volue 50, So
WGL-The Boys Store, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
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Remnonts--Frdoy Only
Smart Savings On
Mems Wear

81 Holf-SIeeve Dress Shirts in os-
sorted collar styles. Most 1000
wosh and wear cotton, oil IobeIed
for fabric content. Comparable value
395 to 500, l.ss
$40 Mems Fine Searfs, including
some imports. All wool and blends
represented, oil labeled for fobric
content Comparable value 3.95 to
sos and more, 1888, 2.ss and 4.ss
WGL-The Mems Store,
End Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-09-28

oil l1llC AAoNNN P0
aboard the Caravelle twin-en-
CINE airliner which skidded and
burst into flames upon touch
ing down on a flight from Rio
de Janeiro.
All aboard were believed to
be Brazilians, the company said.
It identified Gov. Brizola, OF
the state of Rio Grande do Sui,
as a passenger but did not i'm
mediately release the complete
passenger list. Tnformants said
at least two cabinet members
and possibly other high govern
ment officials also were on the
plane.
There were no reports of
Evening star., 1961-09-28
Savings From
The Mems Store

Il Washable Robes blended Of IS %
royon, $3.50 cotton. S, N, | sizes
only. Comparable value 1875,
1888
2S5 Mems Dress Shirts in assorted
collar styles. Most cotton broodcIoth,
oil labeled for fobric content. Com
parable voIue $50, 2.SS
WGL-The Mems Store,
End Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-09-28

serious injuries although all
were reported shaken up.
The Department of Public
Safety said in a dispatch car
ried by the government news
agency that there was "a small
accident in the landing gear"
as the plane settled on the
runway.
One passenger, Army Col.
Genesio Nitrini, said in a radio
broadcast from Brasilia that it
appeared to him the landing
gear collapsed.
The plane is a total loss. "
an airline statement said. 1t
Evening star., 1961-09-28
Save on Fomous-moke
Mattresses,
Box Springs

In this VoTied selection ore srooth,
tufted and quilted top types in ex-
tro firm, firm ond regular styles.
BY Steorns g Foster, Simmons and
SeoIy.
Evening star., 1961-09-28
BroziI Aide, 70 Others
Escape Burning PIone

RIO DE JANEIRO Sept. % (AP).-A jet airlner with
state Gov Leone and 10 other aboard caught
fire and burned yesterday landing at Brasa Brazns
hnterland capital Varig Arnes said Gov Bzola brother
nw of President Gouar and all the others escaped
from the flaming wreckage.
Evening star., 1961-09-28
Clearance Of Men 8
FoIl-Weieht Suits
were $500

30 Mems worsted suits oil reduced from regular stock
Choose from mony eoors and patterns oil oil
oors patterns Selection includes both conventional and
notura shoulder models Come early for selection
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-09-28
Clearance On Mems S
Better Shoes
$3.50
icere 25.95 to 29.9S

pere 25.95 to 29.9S
All ore reduced from our regular
stock. Selection includes brown and
black stroisht tip. moeeosir toe
ond plain toe models. Check ehort
for your size.
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Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-09-28
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Mems S Corduroy Ponts
~e,> $500 $50

IS Poirs All Cotton Corduroy SIoeks
in subtle tottersaI check. Compound
olive color in slim continentol styling.
W5L-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-09-28

Small Appliances at
Major Sovines
| G-E steom and Dry Iron, e.4s
! G-E Steam and Dry Iron, F5ox,
6.ss
4 Proctor Sproy. Steom and Dry
Irons, 4.e5
| Universal TroveI Iron, 2.95
! Proctor 4-SIiee Tooster, Il.ss
| West Bend Toaster, e.e5
Z Slick Tooster-BroiIers, S.45
Z RivoI Wool Tone con-o- Moties,
l1.4s
! RivoI Con o. Motto, white, ll.4s
Z Ferberwore Electric Con Openers,
s.e5
Universal Push Button Con Open
er, 1895
! Universal 2-Burner Hot Plate,
7.45
Sunbeam Frypon, small size, 7.ss
Z G-E Soueepens, e.45
Fototo Boxer, AIS
Rival Meet SIieer. 1925
! Buffet Moster, 1895
10 SundioI Electric Heaters, e.ee
) Dormeyer Air Purifiers, 9.99
! Sunbeam Kitchen Clock, 5.45
! Sunbeam nk-Awake Clock,
e.e5
Z Miro Buffet Servers, ll.es
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3rd Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-09-28
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Outstanding Savings on Radios,
Photographs, Organs and
Record Cabinets
Floor sompIes and Demonstrotor Models

I Voice Of Music 4-Speed Turn
table, 1900
4 AIWA 4-Speed Tronsistor Mon-
uIo Phonosroph, 800
Record Cobinets:
9 Decorator Series Universal cobi-
net, II.0o
IA Universal Record cobinets, un-
assembled, 500
7 Universal "Hi-Hot" Record Cobb
nets, Eory Amercon style, 3l.oo
~ Universal "Hi-Hot" Contempt
rory Cobinets, 27.00
5 Universal End -TobIe Record Cob
inets, 1900
5 UniversoI "LiH-Top" Record
Cabinets, l7.Go
Organs:
Z Mosrus 800 Portfolio Chord
Organs, $500
Moenus 400 Table Model Chord
orson with pIostic cose, 1900
Mosnus $50 TobIe Model Chord
oreon in wood cabinet, $500
| Mosnus 100 Chord Organ Con-
sole, 5000
TobIe and Clock Radios:
RcA Victor 4-Tube Table Radio,
100
II RcA Victor Twin-Speoker Table
Radios, 1900
Zenith Table Radio, 1900
! RcA Victor Clock Rodio, 400
Zenith cloek-Radio, 1900
d Center, st Floor Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-09-28
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Savings Of 500o on
IrreeuIors Of Famous
Make Luggage

8 Troin coses, blue, ton, white,
green. Comparable voIue if per-
feet 1895, S.45
e-zI" Weekend coses, blue, tan,
green, Comparable value if perfect
12.95, e.45
6-26" Pullmon coses, blue.
Comparable value if perfect 1893.
s.4s
s-Is" cony-ou coses. blue.
ReeuorIY 22.00, ll.oo
e-22" corry-on coses, blue or
oroy. ReouorIy 27.5o. l3.75
6 Werdrobers, blue Comparable
VoIue if perfect 1000, 1000
Pleose odd 1929 Federal tox
WGL-Luggoge,
7th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-09-28
mattresses:

WGL-The Sleep Shop, oh Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-09-28

value Now
29 Soto Pillows, cot
ton and royon zip
off covers, Kopok 800 $50
ond foom rubber and and
filled 400 ZOO
| Model Cotton Crib
Quilt, applique de-
sign, green border $500 400
z Model Cotton Crib
Quilts, cross-stitched
designs 1900 100
Model Linen
Luncheon Cloth, loop
stitch design, SIX
TO- 5000 $500
Z Model Linen
Luncheon Cloths
cross-stitch design,
52x70", 6ox8O" 1900 900
7 Stomped Linen
Luncheon Cloths
52x70" 4.39 ZOO
8 Stomped Linen
Luncheon Cloths,
1890" $50 400
4 Stamped Linen
Luncheon Cloths,
72xlO8" 1919 500
81 Skeins OF Lustro
Yarn, 500 wool,
500 royon, assorted
eolors, 2-ounee skein S5c sse
WGL-Art Needlework,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-09-28

I.99 tOI29S
80 Sweaters, lOO9o woods and
blends. Labeled for fabric content.
Boteou, large collar, tie necklines
and seni-turtIe neck styles. Blue,
green, gold ond brown. Comparable
value l2,o5, 500
100 Pieces in group OF shorts, tee
shirts, bIouses and skirts. Assorted
coIors. Sizes s to IS in the group.
Comparable voIues l.o9 to $50,
soc to 800
WGL-Juniors' Sportsweor
4th Floor Washington Store