davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Richest Grand National
Coming Up Saturday

LONDON, Mar. 1S (AP).-
Three Russian horSemen in
black hunting caps will make
next Saturdays Grand Ma
tional Steeplechase the most
exotic ever.
It also will be the richest Of
all Grand Nationals since the
famous race was first run in
1887. There's about $4,000 in
prize money in the kitty.
Officials Of Aintree race
track say it will be the safest,
too. They have made lew ap-
proaches to some of the jumps.
Those jumps have brought
down AIT horses out of the 554
which have competed in the
Grand National in the last is
years. Even the hard-riding
Russians admit that it's the
toughest and grimmest horse
race In the worId-a constant
target Of criticism by animal
protection societies. 1t usually
results in at least one horse
being killed.
But the Russian jockeys and
trainers. who have been in
England nearly q week, are not
diSmayed. They've inspected
the course and say they'll fin
ish its 4 miles. 856 yards.
The Russian horseS-Epi-
graft II, Grifel and Relief
have even come into the
bookies' reckoning. Odds Of 80
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Swim Titles
ToVirginians,
CoIIeqePar

The College Park Swim Club
and the Northern Virginia
Aquatic Club scored easy VIC
tories in the 1861 senior indoor
District AAU swimming cham
pionships last night at the
University Of Maryland.
The College Park team scored
153 points to take first place in
the mems division. Northern
Virginia was second with 80.
The Northern Virginia team
far outdistanced the field in
the women's division, piling up
1902 points. Congressional
was a distant second with 7412.
other team scores in the
mems division we're: Congress
sional, Sc; Jewish Community
Center, IL; Silver Spring
YMCA, 5; and Naval Receiving
Station, /. Unattached SWIM
mers accounted for % points.
Following Northern Virginia
and Congressional among the
women were Jewish Commu-
nifty Center, 90; Silver Spring
YMCA, IA; and YWCA. 8. Un-
attached swimmers had 80
points.
MEMS EVENTS
Northern Va. Aquatic Club; 2, Tom
Murphy, Congressional; 3, Kevin OIL
son, College Park; 4, A. DeLuca, Con-
gressional Time $50 (nsW record. old
lsfN5S i9S-yaTd ard 'bre.ststrOk. l. TED
Lupien College Park; 2. Mike schae-
berle, College. Park; 8. Alan Dickson,
North ,, Va a. jim n. EdmSnsSn' T.oosS1 North
omeris. College Park. 2, Dick Dahl,
College Park; 8, Bill Spann, Silver
Spring; 4. Dick Donahue, North Va.
Time; 2:23.s (neW record old record
ioo:yard bgttertlya-1, Dave Flem-
COLLEGE Park; 3, sheldon Arey, Con-
gressicnal: 4, Andy Grinstead, North
Va. Time. b7.2 new record. old record
44o-ysrd treestylsz1. Tom Murphy.
College Park: 8, Jay southard, North
Va; 4, Tim Miller. Congressional:
Time, 1881 (new record old record
400!2yard medley relay. College
Park A tom Calomerts, T. Lupien'
Dave Fleming, Kevin QilSon1; 2,
College Park B; 8, North Va: 4, Con-
sressional; Time, s:57.s (neW record
OLD recOfp woTES's a;SfS1 EVENTS
North rGST Va: 3. Kathleen Smith. North
va: 3, Candy Antosz, North Va: 4,
Sandy Miller. North Va. Time. SIS
new record. old record 500.
llO-yard breaststroke-1. D. Barn
hard, Congressional: 2, Eileen Cirtllo,
Spring, :ts f. carOs Pennifill' North Va.
200 S9S-ySFS Nd, SSck.trOksNTla a,,! ysHst 9ost
5sSheda Fia., a:ss.b.. 4 !. IA'0000k Congressional
HrSt Io0t-yard i butterfly-1. Candy An
man, Conversational, and Sandy Miller.
tCYMcA). Time. 1861.
5OO-yard freestyle-1. Kathy Hen
nessey; North Va: 2, Suzanne Card
Iional: 4 D. Barnhard' Confessional.
4oo-yard medley relay. North
Hennesey, x. SMITH: 2. Congressional
A: 3. North Va. B: 4 Jewish &C B.
Time, 1880 (new record. old record
4:41.0).
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BEARCATS
Continued From Page G-1

Continued From Page G-1
cause Of excessive fouls, the
BearcatS from the Missouri
Valley Conference just seemed
to make up their minds they
would win.
They pulled even at 48-all
with 10 minutes left on O Jump
shot by sophomore Tommy
Thacker. They got their first
lead Ia minutes later on q
turn-aroupd jump shot by Carl
Bouldin.
Once in front, they weren't
to be caught. Thacker and
hulking Wiesenhahn controlled
the backboards and their precise
patterns started to mesh.
Kansas State. with Larry
Comley and Ced Price doing
most Of the work, stayed within
two points for the next few
minutes. Then Hogue, who sat
out much 70 the game with four
fouls, slipped through for a
.layup, and Bouldin hit two free
throws for a 60-54 Bearcat
lead.
Cincinnati went into a semi
stall with $3.50 remaining and
managed to stay at least four
points in front the rest Of the
way.
The BearcatS, who play the
winner of tonight'S Utah-Ari-
zona State game in the ma
tional semifinalS, haven't lost
since they dropped q road game
to Bradley. 1888 in December.
Overall they've won rs Of 2S
games.
Wiesenhahn, a ga. 220-
FOUNDER who uses every ounce
of his muscle, led Cincinnati
with % points and grabbed IL
rebounds. Thacker hit l6 points
and also had IL rebounds.
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GrumbIinq
Wins NAIA.

KANSAS CITY, Mar. 1S (AP)
.-Grambling La0 Colleges
Tigers bombarded Georgetown
Ry.) College. s5-75. tonight
for the championship Of the
National intercollegiate CNAIAl
Basketball Tournament.
Northern Michigan Of Mar
quette, seeded No. 2 in the 81
team !weeklong small college
meet, defeated top-seeded
Westminster of New Whining
ton, Pa, 101-84. for third place.
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BETTOR COLLECTS
$25,736 IN POOL

LINCOLN, r. L, Mar. 1S
(AP).-One unideified bet
tor collected $25,136.20 on a
50 wager at Lincoln Downs
race track today.
The big winner correctly
forecast five Of the last six
winners in the Papeleta-
Cuadro pool, q pool betting
device on the last six races.
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GULFSTREAM
Continued From Page G-1

COutlnucu GEOm rage U~A
$4,000 for third, $1,000 for
fourth and $4,000 for fifth.
Hartack said Tudor Way was
running easily when Don Pog-
gio challenged.
II was very confident all
along and at the end we were
only coasting," Hartack said.
Naturally, having won two big
ones with this horse, I'd like
to stay with him"
D'AgoStino said he plans to
run Tudor Way in the Southern
Cross Handicap at GulfStream
next month.
Today's crowd sent $1,851,-
582 through the pari-mutuel
machines for a total Of $20,-
288,188 during the first 13 days
Of GulfStream racing, q 6.5
per cent decline from last year.
Attendance is up 1.3 per cent.
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1 are now being offered
against them. Until last week
they were rated at 100-1 each.
Current favorite at 10-1 is
Merryman II, a runaway victor
in last years race. Badanloch,
the runnerup, is next on the
bookies' list at Ill.
Also highly fancied are Oxo,
winner in 1859, and Mr.. What,
the victor in 1858.
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GuIfstreum Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; S-yesr-oldS; a igrlongs. 80
IL sI hSiS scSa BurrS 1915 SS SS S
% Concert Tour Mr. Tnk. Isle 0'SS q
Acres, Topical, Trojan Khan, Duchess
COCO. For Keeps, Last Sweep. Time,
1:25as.
SECOND RACE - Purse. $500:
claiming; 4-year-Olds up IN miles;
Fire Call (Hin0JOsa) 1l.5O 6.1O
FoFhss &insl. :S'isTs Pasr chsrocativs IyS:ho SSo
Square. Hay Roger. Mon Key Do.
Happy Hunting. Time, 1889.
DAILY DOUBLE (2-4l PAID sac 90
THIRD RAcE-Purse, 50. 400; han
S8iISSp' 8Ia.s' BrSCf. BsysSF10d' up peaS siS nis' 500
Cam6aiaehe tHartack) z.5O $40
PondeEinS Eve, EdEswater. Happy
Lisa, Ramblin Ronnie, Tidivate, Hy-
clsr, Count B.; Brigand Rio, Falcon
Flight. Time, 1:b9Ss.
FOURTH RACE. - Purse, $500:
Massacre (BuFrl 40.60 1870 1000
SlamstoWn (Sellers) 40 $50
MoSby (BrOOkS) 1880
Lite Dare. Bull Hero. Scenic, Anne
Louise, Red Cent, Covington II, Sarah
james, Twofold. Harvest Neon. Time,
1:23h.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; 3-year-olds: 8 furlonKS.
Glass House (BroOksl ESQ 4.40 3.1(
Second PAymt Wisel'nl 1850 $40
JOe's Man (DeveP) 4.4O
Henry County, June's Book. Queer
Venus, Admiral r., Wise Command
Winning Effort, jazz PLAYER, DandS
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: al.
, lowances; 3-year-olds; 8 furlongS.
BelaiF Road (Hartaek) $40 $50 2.0(
InnerglO (Burr) $50 $50
Dream On (MOnacelli) 4.1(
Mac-Win, Admiral Eddie, Jetolet
Solar Flare, Count Eric. Star K. Time
1:11M.
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OpeningsSet
Tomorrow at
7 n. Y. Tracks

NEW YORK, Mar. Is (AP)
Racing, both the runners
the trotters, opens Monday at
Aqueduct and YonkerS Race
way for q season runnig un-
tiI'the end Of November.
All records for attendance
and betting were broken in
1860, and racing officials are
cautious about new marks be-
ing set because Of economic
conditions.
New York City turned out a
total Of 10,726, ,496 fans tor the
sport last season. Jamaica
closed a year ago to the run
nerS, and only Aqueduct and
Belmont Park remain. Belmont
opens June /. In addition to
Yonkers, Roosevelt Raceway
In Long Island is q haven for
the harness fans on alternate
dates.
''Flats" Outdraw TrOtters
Thoroughbreds drew $751;
496 fans last year, the trotters
5.134,872 in the metropolitan
area.
Aqueduct opens with the
$25,000-added Swift Stakes for
3-year-olds, who may be seen
later in the Kentucky Derby
and other sophomore classics.
There are three more major
stakes for horses of this age
at Aqueduct before the May 6
Derby.
The, $4,000 Bay Shore is
scheduled Wednesday, March
20; the. $4,000 Gotham Sat-
urday, April 8; and the SIS, 900
Wood Memorial April 20. A top
Derby candidate usually
emerges from this series.
The New York Racing AS
Sociation, operators Of Aque-
duct, Belmont and Saratoga,
have announced the most am
bilious stakes schedule in his
tory. There are 80 stakes on
the dirt or grass courses worth
more than $4,150,0 900 In added
money, Nine will be worth
100000 or more, the Belmont
and Champagne heading the
list at $125,000-added. The
Belmont June 3 is the Triple
Crown finale, following the
Derby and the S150,000 Freak
ness May 20.
Swift Nominees
Ogden Phipps' Hitting Away,
Louis CheSler'S Kings Song,
Leonard P. SaSso's Globemas-
ter and the Boncrist Farms
Nashua Blue head q list of
20 nominated for Mondays
Swift Stakes at 6 furlongS.
European horses will invade
Yonkers for the invitational
$4,000 United Nations Trot at
Yonkers April 20. The $50, 900
international Pace with horses
from Australia and New Zea-
land will be held May 4. Roose-
velt Raceway will stage its big
International Trot July is.
In addition, there are races
worth in excess Of 100000 for
2-year-old and 3-year-old har-
ness horses on the schedules
Of the two huge New York
trotting tracks.
The customers wagered
$505, 100000 at AQueduct and
Belmont, and 1891. 900. 900 at
Yonkers and Roosevelt last
season. From all New York
running and trotting tracks
last year, the State received
SIT 900 in taxes.
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Cowboys Sign Three

DALLAS. Tex, Mar. 10 (AP) =.
The Dallas Cowboys an
nounced today the signing OF
three free agents. Signed were
Dick Evans, VMI, end; Terry
Huxhold, Wisconsin, tackle, and
Warren Livingston, Arizona,
halfback.
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SteeIers Sign Pair

+. PITTSBURGH. Mar. 1S (AP) .
The Pittsburgh SteelerS an
nounced today signed contracts
for the coming season have
been received from Quarter
back Rudy Bukich and Tackle
Dick Greatorex. a free agent,
who played at New Hampshire.
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CHARTS OF BOWIE RACES

lcopyright, 1851, by Triangle Publications, Ine)
FIRST EASE-PuEse' cIeamniine; A-yeaTooids and
driving Winner, D. O. Neumans ch 9. BY Pineboom-
snn sib1' ms i27sL c1oSdyy and TAT @ooo'
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Chort Of Gulfstrsam HondieOp
Elsewhere on Poes

EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
lowances; 3-year-olds up: Lie miles
Volcanic (Chambers) 44.2O 13.4O 7.2C
Ebelde CFieselman) 1S.4O TAG
FIaviO (SOlOmOne) 4.1O
Sea Jet. Encanto. Catapult, Lohen-
grin II, Cyere Gyuri Time, 1929
NINTH RACE-Purse, S3,400; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; lie miles
MilaErO ii (Sellers) $40 $50 2.SC
PleniluniO II (BrOOks) 4.9O 3.2C
ShannOndaIe (Batchellerl 4,3C
Top Sarge, Sir Langborne, Our
Dread. Piconero II, Denta. Time
1:45sa.
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SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000
up; 8 furlongs. Post, 3:55; off
den out. Winner, r. M. Davis
Roses. Trainer, owner. Values
Time, LIN,
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allowance: 4-year-olds and
3:56; start good; won rid
en-. I. 4 by Half Crown
-S2,925, $500. S460, $22S.
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NINTH s.,sS1 EAGERpr.S PA .sOCO claiming 0s,SOO,

aE Melocon-A. J. zuppardo entry
BAD MAN boasts = consistent record in New Or
leans and should beat rather cheap field. ICBMAN
fit and might upset.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
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w 4HyI0F behthefbury entry.
A., PATSY ". lost q lot Of grOund when forced 10
the outside In her last race and finished second She
mnsesg beIter here but should win Q late rally,
EhiESSLILESS CLOUD has been idle long time but Is
Towly beaten In his last. " t ' ""
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BEST BET-THE DRAKER

BLUE OUT was narrowly beaten in his seasonal bow
and with slight Improvement should win here. RUSTIC
BILLY Just edged out In the mud and will battle
the wire. BLUE MEASURE breaks fast and might last
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THE DRAKER tuFnea In eSedabs effort in his
first start of the and figures to improve HARD
ICE has Nnshed second twice and probably will be
favored RAYS HILL seems 70 have aversion -
winning but 10 eOnsstsntly In the money.
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500, claiming (S5OOOl. A.
yeaF-Ods and :. miles '~''

z Mrs j. Z. Beatte-qeorgS Hammerschmidt entry.
Double A Stable entry
BAKER STREET ran an improved race and was
closeup thtra IN his last. AMBOR REICH Is much
improved, winning his last easily 1000 ADhlIALS
JET not far back when fourth for $4,000
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JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS
AT BOWIE
Selections Made for Slow Track
Post Time, 1870 PM.

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claiming (9a,0OO)i maid
3-yeaF-olds; furlongs.
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BOTH WAYS has had emily tive races ana rates
another change here against weak opposition. FOLLY
VALE finished third In the mud for $500 and looks
like the one to beat. VALOR NATIVE disappointed
when favored.
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Totals 26l7 SO Totals 20 Q 81
Halftims: 36-27, Texas Tech.
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STAR HANNA, favored By an inside post, should
establish long enough lead TO- Outrun this field MR..
SWING rahsd for third In bis last and will be running
late REBEL FIRE is capable Of upSetting,
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the year and should 30 ready for . top effort. He
might surprise at SlEeabe odds, MISSY r. q
stretch rnnner NET BALL ven earlier fer S11OO0 and
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Two-dollar mutuels paid PRIAAsToNE S4. 80, So sO
81 60. BLOW GUN, $3.50. $3.50. POST FIVE. S34O
FIFTH RAcE-Purse $4,000; allowance 4-year-oids and
UP; fuTongs: Post 3:2S: off At start good won
Push. Trainer; A. A. Fishbsck, Values S2,925, $780,
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hUN BULLY NHs , moyinE ta.t n hi. ISst When
k.tnS
in her last.
THTRn RAcEpur.. a. Soo, ,n.,a.n a,..,o,S .o,,.
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Tyo-dollar mutuels paid = RICH TALK $500, S1S.6(
81 so. DISPERSE, S640 S3.40. YES YOU WILL, $3.50.
Handle-S1SS,209
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SECOND RACE - Purse $4,000; claiming; 3-year- -old
isS; furiongs Pest 2;o4; off 204: start good wor
Again Trainer owner. values$195O 5000, $500, Sl50
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Two-dollar mutuels paid - SHE'S IT, S29.S0, S11.St
y 20. STAFF PARTY S420 $500. GALLANT HOSTESS
HSndls-S121.5ss. Daily double handls-$1e1,714
DAILY DOUBLE q AND 4 pam S20s 90
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Two-dollsr mutuels paid-PINERY, $3.50, $500, $2t
NULL AND VOID, so, $3.50. PESTER. $4.20
Handle-S107,662
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Nursery Corner
Reductions
Some Samples ond
Discontinued Styles

Some Samples ond
Discontinued Styles
I NstionsIIy Advertised Stroller In
O discontinued pottern. Floor somple.
Comparable VoIue 1895. i2.sS
Il Imported Weseo BoSksts. Com
poroble value 7.99. 4.Ss
5 Play Pen Pods In q wood eeIIulose
fiber. Comparable value 3.99. l.s9
z MeteI Troy TobIss with two shelves
ond costers. White. Comparable
value ] .95. 500
I Ger Bed with pad. Comparable
value 1913. 500
] Bsby Both in slightly soiIed eondi-
tion. Floor somple. Comparable voIue
more than double. 8.o9
3 Bsby Baths, discontinued style.
Comparable value 1895. I6.S5
20 Psekssss Of Femous Boby Atkins
Soft end Absorbent Gouze DiepeFs.
Twelve diopers in O package. Com
poroble voIue $50 o dozen.
1855 O dozen
so Eomous MeksV Rubber PonSs with
pIostie lining, elostic woist bond and
snop fostener sides. lobeled for fob
rie content. Comparable value l.69.
sse
z costumeFs in horse and olroffe de-
sign. Floor sompIeS. Comparable
value 500. 3.9S
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1961-02-16
Special Sovings
On Housewares

~ Blonket Storage Boxes, in ossort-
ed coIors. Comparable value 6.98,
$40
IS Hot Storage Boxes TO keep hots
c!eon, out Of the way without crush
ing. StockobIe. Comparable voIue
4.98, 2.4s
81 Rolling SheIfmokers, size 2Ox
TO-. Shelves roll out for cosy access,
neat storage. Comparable VoIue
3.98, z.e9
2e Rolling SheIfmckers, size 2ox
IS" for larger oreos. Comparable
value 4.e8, 800
81 Ironing Ped and Cover Sets to fit
stondord 54" boards. Comparable
value 2.98, LAO
1S Laundry Carts with removable,
washable bins. Corts sturdiIy built
for rugged wear. Comparable value
6.98, 4.99
50 Sofe- -Guord Window VentiIotors
for spring and summer.
II to 20" opening; comparable
value 3.49, l.79
y to AZ" opening comparable
value 4.98, 2.49
l8" to "a" opening;
comparable value. 3.e8 1.s9
36" to 54" opening;
comparable VoIue, 6.9S $40
WGL-HouseWores Center, lst Floor
Evening star., 1961-02-16

At UnuSuoI Savings
King dining pieces in
solid maple
comparable voIue now
7 Thumb-Boek Side
ChoiFs 22.00 1850
s Notes chsirs s4.oo 1900
s coptoins' choirs $3.50 $500
z Round TsbIss $500 1880
4 DrOp-LssF TsbIes l43.oo lo7.oo
z ReetonsUIoT
Toblss l0S.o0 1880
! Buffet and Welsh
Desk, SO" 1900 I34.oo
I Buffet end Chine
Deck. a" $500 Iss.oo
z Buffets and Chine
Decks, 81" $500 249.o0
SoIid osk Drop.
Lssf Dining TsbIs l4o.5o 7o.2S
Lounge Chairs
I kroehIeV Lounge
ChoiE, foam cush-
ioned. Wolnut finish
tonoerine cover ---205.00 loz.50
! Lounge Choir with
tufted bock and
orms, spring down
cushions, beige cover
ond kick-pleot skirt 3o6.oo 1890
WGL-Furniture, 9Th Floor
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Ne ms telephone orders ~ mursd imperfect
Items marked Rsnnanss fUrnob sxhusub COD

Mems 2-TrouserSuits Specially Priced
Comparable vGlMe $500
400 medium weight suits in $50 DuerOn poIyester 35%
Foyon Washable EtrO pair Of you Of longer
and neoter opPeorunee Glen pods cheeks stripes and
clear eOIO Groys, olive browns and blues The group
WeL-The Mems Store End Floor oIso Chevy Chose,
Wheaton PIozo Corners and Alexandra
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Mems Imported
TyroIeon Hats
Comparable vaIme - an
1926 A

Comparable value - an
1926 AN
80 TyroIeon Hats in rich velour,
mode in Austrio for Woodward 9
Lothrop. AvoiiobIs in brown, sroy
or olive. 6h to IA.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Mems Robes and
T Coots
12.ss, 1888 o"s 22.ss
Comparable value
1926 to 1926
80 wool, wooI-eotton and ether
fobrie blends. All Iobeled for fobrie
content. Select from pIoids, checks,
eIeor eolors and other neet petterns.
Not oil sizes in each style. S, N, /
and xL.
W6L-The Mems Store. End Floor
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RemnOnts-FridGy Only
Generous Sovines
on Housewares

100 PIastie Shower cu4Gins.
Comparable value, 2.98 to
7.e5. sSe
so Aeetete Reyon Shower
cuHoins. Comparable value,
1895 to 6.9s. I.sS
20 BFoss Frame FiFsseFssns
with block mesh pull-eholn
curtoins. Comparable values,
1925 to 1895. 7.sS 70 s.sS
7 PoiF Solid Bress Andirons.
Comparable Volues, 1895 TO
1896. SOS 70 7.sS
3 PoiV Block end Bross And
irons. Comparable voIue.
l6.e5. 4.sS
II TV Trsys end Stonds.
Comparable value, 3.e5. 1875
10 Dozey Ice crushsrs, woII
model. Comparable voIue,
e.e5. 3.sS
20 FibeFsIss Serving TFoys,
round. Comparable value,
3.e5. Csc
25 Wooden SoIed Bowls, for
individual serving. Compor-
obIs value, 2.6s. 7Ss
20 Aluminium 3-PiseO coGFes
Services. Comparable value,
5.s9. I.4s
10 Double Beth Shelves, COM
porobIs VoIus, 5.75. sss
100 Wooden Towel Rseks.
comparable value. sse. Iss
Is Wooden rswsl Rollers,
comparable voIus. 1893. 4se
20 Imported Round csks
Pens. Comparable value, l.2s.
~ Sse
90 Wooden POstFy BosVds.
comparable VoIue. l.2s to
2.2e. zsc 10 4se
20 Pottery cssssFoIes with
stonds. Comparable voIue,
4.49. I.sS
20 Pottery csFGfes with worm-
ers. Comparable value. 4.4e.
1893
WGL-Housewores, 5rd Floor,
North Building
Evening star., 1961-02-16
Toy Store Reductions


! Tsy Plane. Comparable value
l4.s5. 7.sS
6 Plush ARimols. Comparable voIue
2.9S to 7.es. l.S0 10 4.Ss
! chiId's Typewriter. Comparable
voIue 5.e8. z.sS
! chiid's Adding Msehine. Compor-
oble Volue more than double. 1888
Cement Mixer. Comparable value
3.9s. ass
] Sports Ger. Comparable value
2.e8. l.SS
! AstrS BsSs. Comparable value
l4.95. 7.SS
! Service StotiOn. Comparable value
more thon double. 2.SS
! Spinning DGFt Gene. Comparable
VoIue 2.66. 1888
So Flesh Cords for mothemotics and
word pronunciation. Comparable
VoIue LOO. 5se
Telescope. Comparable value ee5.
SIS
W5L-The Toy Store,
Chevy Chose Only
Evening star., 1961-02-16

Comparable vGlMe $500
$50 Suits, In o selection Of wool
woFsteds, eheviOts, HGnneIs end
tweeds. Grey, blue, brown end olive.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor;
olso Chevy Chose, Wheaton PIozo,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-02-16
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
chiIdren's AppcreI
Reduced

IS Dresses iobeIed for fobric content.
Broken sizes to 4 and to 6x.
Comparable Volues 5.9e to l7.e5.
3.S9 to 1925
so Cotton Flonnel ShiHS for boys.
Sizes 3 to Ok. Comparable value
ESQ. i.So
so SIoeks for boys. LobeIed for fobrie
content. Broken sizes 8 TO 5. Compo-
robIe value $50 to 5.ee.
$50 TO 500
50 Ski Cops for boys. Labeled for
fobric content. Sizes 8 to 6x and
toddleT sizes. Comparable value
more than double. 99e to l.99
W6L-ChiIdren's Apparel, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1961-02-16
Remn0nts-Frid0y Only
Reductions on
Art NeedIework


n Sof4 PaIswst with cotton
ond silk covers, Kopok and
Docron poIyester Filings. Com
porobIs VoIues, 5.es TO 500.
$50 70 ZOO
g. 4 "a ssst a..
. ModdI Linen slI ssmpIsrs.
eross-stitcH design. compor-
obIe value. 400. 400
5 Model eOston PiIIsw cesss.
assorted designs. Comparable
VoIues, $50 to 500. 200
Z Model Red Rsyon Luncheon
Cloth, 52x7o" in cross stitch
design. Comparable voIue,
1900. 500
IS BaIIs loo9S Wool Beby
Yarn, ossorted coIors, l-ounce
boIIs. Comparable value, 75c.
Z for 100
100 Bells Chiffon WoFsted
Yarn Of loo9o wool. 3-pIy
in 2-ounce boIIs. Assorted
coIors. Comparable voIue, o8c.
Csc
WGL-Art NeedIework,
5th Floor
Evening star., 1961-02-16
Remn0nts-Frid0y Only
Servings for BOby

SSVuBSS sV DODy
20 Famous MekeF Gotten
Corduroy Robes with moteh-
ing booties. Broken sizes z
to 3x. Comparable voIues
9.e5 to 1925. 800
50 Topper Tite Sets for in
font girls. Three-piece set
with white cotton blouse, cot
ton Veiveteen top and points.
Broken sizes M, L, and xL.
Comparable voIue, 5.e9. 3.9s
81 Imported Wool Soeques for
bodies. loyette size. Com
porobIe VoIue 2.99. 95e
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1961-02-16
Mems Imported
Scorfs
4.ss, 6.ss end 8.ss
Mems Sportsweor
Sovings

Sovings
100 Orion AeryIie Knit Sport Shirts.
Comparable value l2.e5. 4.SS
SO Cotton Sport Shirts In cIeor coIors
ond patterns. Comparable voIue
500 TO 5.95. BAT. 3 for 1000
200 Long Sleeve Cotton Sport
Shirts in prints, cIeor coIors and
pIoids. Comparable VolueS 400 to
l2.s5. z.sS
81 Outer jackets, lined and unlined,
some imports in the group.
s.ss. 1883 end 24.ss
IS Sport cOots in wool, wool ond
AIpoeo blends. Handsome patterns.
Broken sizes. Comparable value
$500. - 1888
90 Imported Sweoters, wool ond wool
blends. s.sS, 1888 and z4.sS
All merchandise IobeIed for fobrie
content.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor