davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-12-29

decrease under the industry
estimates for 1860 but the reg
istrations on which they are
based are incomplete.
Of the 38 States with Coast
Guard approved numbering
systems as of June 80, only
three had laws requiring the
numbering of all boats, the
organizations said. Actual reg
istrations totaled almost 3 mil
lion, mostly motorboats of more
than 10 horsepower.
The 7,l75,000 estimated boats
break down to 100000 inboards,
including auxiliary powered
sailboats and $500 documented
yachts, 3,880.000 outboards,
465,000 sailboats and 2,070,-
900 rowboats. canoes, dinghies,
prams and other miscellaneous
craft.
The number of persons who
went boating more than twice
during 1861 was estimated at
35.s75,000. They spent, the
figures show. 1924 million for
new and used boats, motors, &C
cessories. safety equipment,
fuel, insurance, dockage, MAIN
tenance, launching and storing
fees, repairs and club member
ships.
The report includes these
other figures: 869, 900 inboard
gasoline and diesel marine en-
gines in use, 6.1 million out
board motors, 1000 marinas
and boatyards and 1,150 yacht
clubs.
Boat show time is near and
one of the trends to be noted
at the SD National Motor Boat
Show January 1921 in the
New York Coliseum will be
plush appointments in the
outboard field.
In hulls of aluminium, fiber
glas and wood, builders are in
stalling as standard equipment
such features as convertible
lounge seats, rakiSh hardware,
complete steering systems, syn
thetic deck coverings, fancy up
holstery and built-in gasoline
tanks.
Evening star., 1961-12-29
Chum Found in Sharks
Saturati0n Fishing Tried
FORE and AFT

Based on boat registration figures National Association
c @ anu oa' nah!acturers and the Outboard Boating
Club now estimate that 75OO pleasure craft are owned in
the United States. " ~ Al
In their joint compilation of Just released the two
organizations point out that estimates represent
Evening star., 1961-12-29
Fans Chart for Sundays
NIL Championship Game

GREEN BAY, Wis, Dec. 29 (APJ-Here are the player
numbers for Sundays National Football League champion
ship game betWeen the Green Bay Packers and New York
Evening star., 1961-12-29

~ YOU CAN'T FREEZE A TROPHY
MAob uNskINNED, WITH ITS cAPEp
UNTIL IT REACHES A TAxDERMlsT.
oU SHOULD SoN THE HEAD AlN0
CHOP OUT NNTLERS ON 1 PIECE OF
SKULL. BUT FIRST USE A STEE.
TAPE 10 MEASURE THIS FOR TAXI
oeRM'ST: EYE FROM nose TIP q.
RIGHT ANTLER NOSE O., LEFT
AkTlR TO NOSE g, NECK AND
BODY clRcuMFERalcES. DISCARD
SKINNED HEAD; TAMpERMlST WILL.
SUBSTITUTE A RAFeRMAcHE FORM.
Evening star., 1961-12-29
BOATS and MARINE

CARBURETORs, generators, fuel pumps,
speedometers, starters. windshield
wipers. BUELL's SERVICE. S11 10th
st. NV, NE. 8-57To. -
Evening star., 1961-12-29
MBA STANDINGS

BY the Associated Press
EASTERN DIVISION
Evening star., 1961-07-24
HynnS Singing
Brunch FeQture

An old-fashioned hymn
singing topped off the Sum-
day brunch given yesterday
for Mrs. Elizabeth Carpen-
ter, executive assistant to
Vice President Lyndon john
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Wire were hosts at the party
held at Wirelawn, their
home in Chevy Chase.
Selections were chosen
from Mrs. Carpenters treas
ured copy of the Cokesbury
Methodist Hymnal.
For those who didn't know
the words, mimeographed
copies we're available.
"Choirmaster" James Pip
kin led the singing, with Mr..
Robert LeBaron playing the
piano accompaniment. The
piano. by the way, is one
originally made for the
Evening star., 1961-07-24
Ores Has
Longer
Skirts

PARIS, July "a (AP). =
Longer, flaring skirts and
dark browns opened the Paris
fall and winter fashion show
ingS today when Ores led off
the collections.
Diagonal draping is the
main idea of the new Ores
show, which she calls the
"oblique line" The show
failed to live up to its excit-
ing billing as "a revolt, al
most a revolution" It was
hardly an uprising.
The skirt drop amounted
to no more than two or three
inches. and Ores clothes, as
always. are anything but &C.
centric.
The tiny, elderly designer
who invariably wears a tight
fitting turban, is as much a
claSsicist as Coco Chanel. In
effect, Paris is still in the
dark about new fashion
trends to emerge in the next
few days.
The most original part of
the Ores show was provided
by the lead off numbers
called intimacy dresses, Gre
ated for the secret" This
sounded as if it would turn
out to be maternity wear but
it was dreSSy at-home harem
skirts and pants covered with
a short of brocade sandwich
board suspended from the
shoulders.
Other versions were loosely
covered with short capeS like
priests veStments.
Nine. Ores certainly must
have fallen into a brown
study while dreaming up her
1862 creations, but she did
throw in some purples and
reds to brighten the picture.
Even a little red riding
hood outfit turned UP in
brown suede. although the
designer later sent out a
bright red. hooded coat. Suits
were a bit Sloppy Joe, with
long untitled jackets and
flaring or wide pleated skirts.
Draped jersey dresses were
slim and trim by contrast.
Ores is crazy about leather
ensembles, two colors of fur
used together Invariably
brown and beige, hoods, and
a barely softened version of
mems fedora hats. These
were worn straight on the
back Of the head, with
slightly rolled brims and
flatened crowns.
Evening star., 1961-07-24

American statesman, John
Hay, who took it to London
during his tour as United
States Minister there, and
had it decorated by a French
artist.
Guests who didn't want
to assemble around the pi-
ano in the living room, could
enjoy the harmony from the
garden room porch.
For the most part, how
ever. the list of so or so, had
been selected from those
known to share the honor's
guest enthusiasm for old
hymns.
Representatives Omar Bur-
leson and Oren Harris, with
their wives, and Mrs. Perle
Mesta were among those at
tending.
Evening star., 1961-07-24
Hundreds Attend UAR
Revolution Day Fete

More than 800 guests at
tended the reception at the
Embassy of the United Arab
Republic yesterday in cele-
bration Of "the ninth ami
versary Of Revolution Day."
Hosts for the party which
marked the anniversary Of
the Egyptian Revolution,
were the UAR Military At
tache and Mrs. A. A. Youssef
and the Air Attache and Mrs.
M. F. Dessouky.
The date observed at the
reception was Egypt's ma
tional day until the formation
Of the United Arab Republic.
Now it has become an
armed forces day event, with
military attaches invited from
the various diplomatic mis-
sions to join in the celebra-
ton.
Mrs. Dean Rusk, wife of the
Secretary of State. attended
Evening star., 1961-07-24
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

Register and Tribune Syndicate
In his Informative book,
THE Truth About Cancer"
prentice HalD DR.. Charles
S. Cameron, Medical and
Scientific Director of The
American Cancer Society,
says, Cancer is about twice
as durable as the present
overall-all cure rates indi-
cate.
I'm no other disease does
the patient himself bear so
large a share of RESPONSE
bility for recognizing the sub
tie first signs of cancer, and
for realizing that they are
worth investigating. In no
other disease does the patient
alone influence the outcome
to so great a degree"
1t seems clear that twice
as many people could be
saved as are being saved if
they would go to a doctor
soon enough. If anything
connected with cancer can be
called lucky, we might say
that women are fortunate
because breast cancer and
uterine cancer are the two
Evening star., 1961-07-24

and United States VIPs in
cluded the Air Force Chief of
Staff and Mrs. Curtis LeMay.
DR.. Mostafa Kamel, am
basSador of the UAR, was
there to greet a number of
his colleagues from Embassy
Row.
Many members of the Arab
community in Washington
also were included at the
party.
BuffetS were set up on both
the first and second floors of
the Embassy. The menu fea-
tured stuffed lamb. and other
Arab dishes.
Evening star., 1961-07-24
WHY GROW OLD?
Cancer More CurobIe
BY Finding Early Signs

most prevalent feminine
cancers and both can be dis
covered in the early stages.
In my estimation, a woman
is very foolish unless she
takes advantage of the Pa
panicolaou test at least
every six months. This is a
Evening star., 1961-07-24

very simple procedure and
sometimes discovers cancer
cells long before a physician
can feel the smallest lump
in the uterus.
The American Cancer So
ciety will gladly send you
their booklet, SELF Examina-
ton Of The Breasts" free Of
charge if you will write for
it. Their address is The
American Cancer Society, 52l
West 57th street, New York.
Evening star., 1961-07-24
VSNA Meetino

The July meeting Of the
Virginia State Nurses As
sociation, District VIII, will
be held at $50 pm. Wednes-
day at Hogate'S in Arlington.
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Clearance Of Clocks

Z EnsIish MonteI Clocks, woInut fin
ish, 8-doy keywound. Comparable
voIue Is So. 900
! English MonteI Clock. woInut
finish, electric. Comparable Vojue,
16 sd 900
z German MonteI Clocks, bross fin
ish, swivel style, keywound. Com
porobIe value 2750, $500
Z Gerr,an MenteI Clocks, bross fin
ish, swivel style, pedestoI bose, key
wound. Comparable value more thon
double, S.oo
z English MonteI Clocks, modern
styling, walnut finish, electric. Com
porobIe voIue 1850, 500
| English Montel Clock, red ond
white, 8-doy keywound. ComporobIe
voIue $500, $500
! English MonteI Clock, n7ohogonY
finish, electric. Comparable volue
II So 900
z ENGLISH MonteI Clocks, bross fin
ish, pedestoI bose, electric. Compor-
able volue 900, 800
I English MenteI Clock. r7ohoQonY
finish, electric. Comparable Volue
is 90. 900
IS MusieoI Alorms, florol design,
Green or blue. Comparable voue
IS 90, 7II
3 EnqIish Alarms, electrically ilIuTl-
noted foce. Comparable voIue $50,
900
Pleose odd 1905 Federal tox
WGL-Clock Corner,
lst Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Sportsweor Reduced

4s ArneIH Trioeetote coordinotes in
rose and lime print. Misses sizes.
Short -sIeeved overblouses, compor-
able VoIue $50. 500
Permanently pIeoted skirts, compor-
oble value 1925. 500
200 Pairs of Ponts and Shorts in
cottons, cotton cords and drip-dy
fobrics labeled for content). Clear
coIors, stripes and prints. Misses
sizes. Comparable value 500 TO
more thon double 400
"a SienoI-flas Joekets of washable,
woter-repellent cotton. Blue or red
with white. Misses sizes. Compor-
able voIue I4.95. 500
IS Skirts in full and slim styles. Cot
tons and drip-dry blends Of cotton
ond other fobrics labeled for con-
tent). Patterns and clear coIors.
Misses sizes. Comparable Volue
go to more thon double. 500
IL Two-pieee Suits OF imported cot
ton cord. Magenta or green. Misses
sizes. Comparable value 1895.
1900
WGL-Misses' Sportsweor, 3rd floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Nursery Corner
some discontinued STYLES


zs BIonkets, looQ0 Virgin OrIona.
discontinued style. Comparable
voIue 7.99. 4.ee
l Famous Edison Wox Birch Crib.
discontinued style. Comparable
voIue 44.95. 1887
IS Infonts' s-Pieee Cotton crowIer
Sets in sizes M, l and XL. Conpo-
robIe value 7.99. 5.S9
6 Famous Paul Mccobb Cribs in
handsome cherry wood. Comparable
voIue 1898. e7.4e
5 Famous Paul Mecobb Chests in
fire cherry wood. Comparable voIue
94.o5. T.zl
Fomous corters' Discontinued Style
orIonR AeNIie Loyette Items for
lnfonts:
100 Kimonos, pink, nooize, ozure,
white pink, white /moize and white
blue. Comparable volue 200. l.29
Al carters' Shirts with tobs. Size 6
months 70 3 yeors. Comparable
value 100. 59e
81 corters' Shirts without tobs. Size
6 months to 3 yeors. Comparable
volue 69c. 49e
IS Baby Shirts, sleeveless. Size 6
months to 3 years. Comparable value
89c. 4se
W5L-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Smart Savings on
Mems Wear and
Gift Items

42o Mems Dress Shirts, mostly
broodcIoth in white and colors. Sizes
l412, 10. l6l2 ond IT, assorted
collar styles. Labeled for fabric
content. Comparable voIue, 45O
and more.
1888
81 Mems Gift Items including fIosks,
jewel boxes, cieor boxes, key rings,
mony Others Some slightly soiIed
from dispIoy. Comparable values,
LOO TO 27.5O, 3Sc TO 1888
Some plus 1929 Federal tox
2s Mems Robes in washable IS %
cotton, $3.50 royon blend. Compo-
robIe value, 1875, 6.SS
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Toys at Great Savings
Less Than " Price

7 Curtis Pusher" AirpIones, Cos
powered. Reody to be assembled.
Comparable value 1000. 4.Ss
a Future Two-Tronsistor Rodios with
eorphone, volume control and built
in ontenno. Battery additional. Com
porobIe value 9.89. 4.S8
9 DoII-E Deteeto Seoles for weighing
baby dolls. Comparable value $50,
z.ss
6 Puek-A-0ot Tote Bags. Comporo-
Bile value 2o8. l.48
II Stomp n Stitch Sets. Com
porobIe value 39S. l.4S
WGL-The Toy Store, Sth Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Imported Foshion
Fobrics at
Big Sovings

81 Yords Of sooO WooI-2ooo An
soro from England with yellow or
red roses printed on cream ground.
Comparable VoIue 1898.
Yord II.oo
56 Yords Of Swiss Topesty-effeet
Woven Cotton with dark background.
COMPARABLE value 6.98. Tord 400
Is Yords OF O Swiss Blend Of 5loo
spun royon, 1870 royon and 24oo
cotton. Modern floroI in brown,
Green or blue. Comparable value
7.98. Iord 500
IIs Yords Of 1920 Wool 3ooo Fur
Fibers from ItoIy in hond-screened
floral designs. Comparable voIue
1923. Tord 600
so Yords Of French Woven Suitins
blended OF $50 wool, 37oo oce-
tote and 80 Orlon4 ocryIic. Com
binotions Of green, rust, block ond
white. Comparable value 6.98.
Yord 400
IS Yords Of French Woven Broeode
blended of 500 royon, 24oo wool
and 1870 spun royon 0roy or
brown. Comparable volue 998.
Yord 500
- Yords Of Woven Geometrie from
France, blended Of $3.50 ocetote,
1880 wool, 1890 royon ond SO
Orion ocrylic. Red or block. Com
porobIe voIue 798. Tord 500
IS Yords Of French Woven Design,
blended Of 81 % wool, go undeter-
mined fiber. Brown or turquoise.
Comparable value 1898. Yord 600
l6 Yords Of French Fobrie blended
Of 47oo ocetote, $3.50 wool, 1879
rovon and 90 Orion ocYIcr Com
porobe voIue 798. 4ord 500
WGL-Foshion Fobrics, 8th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Kopok-fiIIed Pillows
200 to 2.so

comparable vdIHeS,
2.99 to 3.95
So with cotton xip-oF covers in O
wide ronee OF assorted eolors.
9 Contempt NeedIepoint Pieces, os-
sorted designs ond yorn TO complete
the background. Comparable VoIues
80 TO q so, 500 TO 1880
WGL-Art Needlework, 5th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Final Clearance on
Lown Mowers

Sove at Ieost y on fine selee-
ton OF lawn mowers from our Gor-
den Shop. Many powered models in
the group.
WGL-The Sorden Shop, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Friday Washington Store Only Except Where Noted

Savings Of 504o or
More on Large
Housewares and
Utility Pieces
Utility cobinets 5.s4
I Utility cobinet 1924
3 Bose Cobinets 5.S4
I Bose Cabinet 1894
z Chino cobinets 22.44
z Broom Closets 5.s4
s Wordrobe cqbinets S.44
4 Metal Desk /cobinets 9.99
z Step TobIes l2.47
Drop-leof Dinette Toble 1877
3 80" Bed Boards 2.e7
Rocking Choir 2.s7
Vonity Choir 2.s7
! ChiId's Wardrobe, blue S.44
Bross Mosozine Racks 1873
3 Adop- TobIes 3.es
Wooden Stool z.97
3 FulI-SiEe Rocking Chairs SAT
! Scoop Chair, block l2.47
| Scoop Choir l2.47
! choise Lounge l2.47
4 Bress TV Stonds 3.97
z Folding Cots s.s7
Hommoek, green 5.s7
I Umbrella, red and white $40
z 5-Drower Chests l2.47
I Corner Chest 1880
I Bookcase Heedboord l2.47
4 Tv Stands 2.l2
! Corner Desk l2.47
WGL-Loroe Housewares, 3rd Floor
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Remnonts-Fnidoy Only
Clearance on
Mems Sport and
Casual Wear

200 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts in reg
uIor and button down collar styles.
Clear colors and smart prints in
broken sizes and patterns. Compo-
robIe voIue 500 to 8.95.
2.8S ond 3.sS
29 Poir Mems Slaeks of $3.50
ZefronB ocYIic and $3.50 wool in
oroy or brown checks. Sizes 32-38,
not oil sizes in oil coIors. Comparable
value l495, 9.88
AZ Imported Outer Jockets in broken
sizes and coIors. Comparable voIues
22.95 to $500, 9.ss to 1888
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26

Refrigerator r-Freezers:
/ RcA Whirlpool l2.8 cubic foot
with 65-pound freezer, 1855
G.E. with 5 cubic foot refrieero-
tor, 175-pound copocity bottom
freezer with adjustable shelves, ice
cube troys, 4s5.oo
! KeIvinotor Y cubic foot refrieero-
tor with 5O-pound copocity freezer,
1895
G.E. Frost Guord l3.2 cubic foot
refrigerator with II lO5-pound copocity
freezer bottom. 44e.95
| KeIvinotor 0 cubic foot retriqero-
tor with 5l-pound copoclty freezer.
"a" wide, turquoise COLOR 1895
Woshers and Dryers:
I G.E. Io-pound automatic wosher
with porcelain work top, $500
I G.E. Motehins Dryer 5000
! KeIvinetor 9-pound, 2-eyele QUITO
motto wosher, 1895
! KelvinotoF automatic electric dryer
with fobric guide, 1895
RCA Whirlpool top of-the-line To-
cycle automatic wosheT, 1926
Leonard 2-speed, 2-eyele, 3-woter
Temperature wosher, 1890
| KeIvinotor automatic dryer, lo9.95
WGL-Mojor Appliances,
End Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Clearance Of Fine
Shrubs at the Chevy
Chose Gorden Shop

A wide selection Of first -sVede
shrubs, oil reduced 500. The group
includes Juniper FIowerins Peoeh,
Norwoy Maple. Hex. Conudion Hem
lock ond mory others.
WGL-The 0orden Shop,
Chevy Chase Store only
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Girls Apparel
Reduced for
Clearance
200 and 300

Regularly 2.99 to $50
$50 pieces in group that includes
blouses, sIoeks, sweeters and other
apparel. Eoeh item labeled for fobrie
content. Broken sizes, TIA.
WGL-GlrIs' ApporeI. 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
TAX Gold, GoId-fiIIed and
Sterling Silver Fine JeweIry

comparable '
Z lax Gold and
PeorI Boil chorms.
l40.
I Pair lax Gold,
PeorI and Garnet
Drop Eorrinss, screw
back. ITO,
! Pair lax Gold
and Garnet Drop
Eorrinss. 100
! Poir lax Gold,
Garnet and Peorl
Drop Eorrinss. 81
3 lax Gold ond
opoI Rings for 90.
women. ~,
! lax Gold String
Instrument chorm. 36
! lax Gold ond
PeorI BroeeIet. 50
l lSK Gold and
Sapphire Brooch. l4O
| ISK Gold FIoren-
time Brooe h, Ieot
design, with rubies
ond sopphires. l4O
l lax Gold Brooch. 40
| Amethyst and lax
Gold Brooch. 100
! Poir lax Gold,
PeorI ond Sapphire
Eorrinss. 54
I Poir lSK Gold
FIorentine finish
Eorrines, clip back. so
l IsK Gold FIoren-
fine finish Brooch. sc
I l8K Gold and
Amethyst Brooe c h.
lao
! TAX Gold, Pearl
and Sapphire Pin. sc
I lSK Gold Charm
with coral. Us
! l8K Gold Charm,
dog house with NAL
ochite dog. 7C
! lSK Gold Stein
Charm, with blue en-
omeI. ! SO
IS l8K 6 o d
Antique Charms. 4C
l3C
I lSK Gold Loco
motive Charm. Sc
l9 Assorted Antique
Chorms. Il
sc
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Sove 500 and
More on Famous
Make Luggage

comparable value Now
! Troin cose, white 1895 5.45
6 corry-AIIs, eroy 27.50 500
II Troin cases, bur-
oundy color 1880 9.25
5 Wordrobe coses,
blue 1000 1000
PIeose odd 1929 FederoI tox.
WGL-Luoeooe, 7th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26

4 Poirs Sterling Sill
yer Eorrinss. 4.5o ZOO
$50 500
4 Sterlins Silver
Broeelets, te other
motif l4.OO 800
5 GoId-fiIIed Brece-
lets, feather motif. 1900 400
l Pair Sterling Sill
yer and Pearl Ear
rings, feather motif. $50 800
Poir GoId-fiIIed
Eorrins% feather
motif. 500 800
Earnings. r"ss 0'''S' 900 800
100 e 100 e.
Col filled Pin
with scorob. 500 ZOO
Gold filled Pin
with PeorIs. l4.OO 100
l Gold filled Circle
Pin with PeorIs. l2,OO 600
lPair Gold filled
Drop Earrings. $50 500
Gold filled
Money Clip. 500 ZOO
I Sterling Silver
Disk Pin. ZOO soc
5 Imported Sterling
Silver chorms. 4.5O LOO
Ivory Feather Pin,
donooed. 400 LOO
| Sterling Silver
Robbit Charm. 800 100
z Gold filled Disk
Chorms. 100 LOO
z GoId-fiIIed SiIhou-
cites. ZOO LOO
! Sterling Silver and
Pearl Fan Chorrs. ZOO 800
3 lax Gold Boy
Chorms. 1000 ZOO
! lax Gold Golf
chorm. 1900 500
4 lax Gold Drum
Moiorette Charms. 600 100
! Sterling Silver I'm
ported Compact
doroeed. 1900 500
IS Sterling Silver
Imported chorms. ZOO 100
Please odd 1929 Federal Tox
WGL-Fine JeweIY, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26

4 Tourist Wotehes
with light in dioI, re-
choreeobe in pIostic
wallet. 1895 1000
z Mems Wotehes,
4 Jewels, sweep
second hand, coen-
dor, stainless steel
bock k, woter-resist-
ont, Swiss move
ments, yellow gold
filled cose, alligator
strop. 5000 $500
! Mons Watch, COL
endor, sweep second
hond, automatic,
stainless steel, foces
of the moon, Ieoth-
er strop. 6O.OO 5000
I Mons Watch, COL
endor with faces of
the m n,. sweep
second hand, outo-
motic, stonIess steel
back, yellow gold
filled case, alligator
strop. i0.UU SS.uo
3 N ems Wotehes,
stoinIess steel bock,
Swiss movement,
nti-moenetic, wot-
er-res tont. z in
stainless steel cose
ond ! in filled gold
cose. 6O.OU 5000
z Mems Wotehes
with coIendor, sweep
second hand, stain
less steel bock, stoin-
less steel case, Swiss
movement. 5000 $500
! Mons Woteh,
woter-resstont, ou-
tomotic, stoinless
steel back, stoin-
less steel, black foce
with luminous dol
Swiss movement.
5000 $500
PIeose odd 1929 Federal tox.
WGL-Fine JeweIry and Watches,
lst Floor Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Save on Juniors
Sportsweor
200 to 500

comparable vaIue
5.99 to 1925
A group Of IS pieces including
skirts, bIouses, ioekets and two-pieee
unIined suits. Good choice Of eolors.
Sizes 5 TO l5 in the group.
W5L-Juniors' Sportsweor.
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Remnonts-Fndoy Only
Sove " and More
on Art NeedIework

comparable value Now
3 FIoroI Mock Jew
eIed NyIon Net
TabIeeIoth Kits, pink
or white, 74xl06". 5000 1900
I No del Linen
Bridge Cloth, cross
stitch ponsy design. 1900 500
I Sweater Kit
1000 wool, gold
color and stone COM
bination. 300 $50
100 BoIIs Of Boby
5-PIy Yorn, l0Ooo
wool, blue or white;
l-oz. boIl 69c 45e
Pair Linen Sam
pies, nursery design.
walnut finished
fromes, SKI. 700 $50
I Dress Kit. green.
l0Oo6 wool. 500 400
IS Skeins Of Fec
ther weight yoEn,
1COo3 wool os-
sorted coIors, odd
dye lots. 2-ounce
skein. Csc 45e
W5L-Art Needework, 5th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Juniors Better Suits
$500 and 48.OO

comparable UdlHes
1926 to 1925
Just 20 regular length and walking
suits in fine wooIens. Red, beige or
green. Sizes 5 to l3.
WGL-Juniors' Coots ond Suits,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Sovines on Notions

comparable value Now
6 Scissors Sets, pIos-
nc cose. ! LOO soc
z ToyoeoTd Sewing
Boskets. 500 $50
Sewing Box. cord
boord construction,
fIoroI cotton cover
ing, puII-out drower
with lift lid. $50 500
z Violet Rocks,
mopIe and mo-
hooony. 1875 6.S5
4 Violet Rocks, wal
nut or mahogany. 1875 5.9s
IS Plostie = Coated
oiIeloth Clothes
Bosket Liners to be
used in busheI
basket. soc 25e
IS SeIeet-A-Stomp,
for marking house
hold items ond
printed motter. soc 25e
WGL-Notions, 1st Floor,
Washington Store
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Remnonts-Fnidoy Only
Save 500 and More
on a Wide Selection
OF Record Cobinets
go TO 34.oo

comparable valueS,
H.95 to 1926
An outstanding collection of floor
sampIe and demonstrotor model rec
ord eobinets in mony sizes, shapes
and styles. There's one sure TO meet
your specific requirements. Choose
from mohosonN walnut cherry,
lined oak and mopIe veneers on
selected hardwood fromes. All with
solid bross appointments.
WGL-Record Cobnets, 3rd Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Terry Muu-Muus
at Special Savings

so Muu-Muus for Iounsine, otter
bothins, or os sports dresses. One
size fits oil. White, yellow, pink or
turquoise cotton terrycloth.
48 FeothereooI GirdIes, white only,
OF textured ~ b Der perforoted for
comfort. Six adjustable supporters.
Small, medium, large ond estro-
lorqe. Comparable voIue 4.98, 2.99
WGL-Notons, ST Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Mems Watches

comparable value Now
Evening star., 1961-10-26
Clearance Savings on
Major Appliances
Refrigerator or-Freezers:

Please monthly with payment aVoobI
R below.
Evening star., 1961-10-26

comparable vGlHe
S.99 TO 1875
$50 pieces Of Subteen Apporsl. In
eluded in this group ore dresses,
skirts and weskits. All labeled for
fabrie content. Broken sizes S-l4.
WGL-Subteen Apparel, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26

294 poirs OF shoes in on assortment
OF styles and eoIors.
WGL-The Shoe Center, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-10-26

" telephone orders. some remnant, sod imperfect