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Evening star., 1961-02-21
At Chevy. Chose Store Only
Model Room Z.
Accessories Reduced
from W to Va
and More

Psh IteIisN SeOneeS, wood, blue
ond gold color. Comparable Voiue,
1000. j.. Pair, $500
Pierced BFaSa HaMsiMs Lentefn,
unwired. Comparable voiue more
thon double. $500
itsIism Well Console TsbIs, red
and eold@tons harlequin ,notif with
white morble top. Comparable
VoIue, $500. $500
I FIereMEiMs Desk Set. comparable
VoIue. l7.5o. Il.70
Z DeLues Crown PIaateSs, red ond
gold. Comparable VoIue, more thon
double. 'Ff 5000
Z SmeH. DeLuea crewM Plenters,
red ond gold. Comparable value
more tEon double. ,, 1000
I osiaHtSt consOls TobIs loequered
in red. Comparable voIue, 5000.
$500
4.Yord Piece Of Cotton Velvet,
crimson red, 54" wide. Comporo-
bic voIue more thon double, $500
lM.YaFd' Piece Of Printed cosseM
Ticking e34"' wide. comporobie
volue more than double. 800
I DfSpesy end cosnies Set ineIud-
ing ooldrtone droperies Of silk, ond
Fostison. 96"- wide by s7l2". long,
with n,otehino shirred-styIe covered
eorniee. soTz" wide by l2M"
long with 5h" returns. cofnpo-
robIe voIue more thon' double,
I Psiv Dseperies with VsIsMee,
oold-tone ond white striped cotton
chintz, 4s" wide by SO" Iono.
Lined Comparable value more
thon double. Set. 26.le
I Pair Dlsperies Of Doeron PoIy-
ester end Linen, blue. 4s" wide by
IS" long. Lined. Comparable Volue,
1858. ., ll.S4
Peis DFoperies Of DoevoM Pob-
ester and Linen, pink, "a" wide By
Ill" long. UnIined, Comparable
voIue more thon double: $500
Z SsmpIs crsweI-Ewbreidsry. Bell
Pulls, comparable voIue, 5000.
Eoch, $500
WGl-lnterior Decorating Studio,
End Floor
Evening star., 1961-02-21
emnonts-Wednesdoy Only
Kemnonts-Wednesd0y Only
GoId-fiIIed,
Sterling Silver
and l4Kf. Gold
JeweIry

I Sterling Silver Swirl Pin.
Comparable VoIue, l2.5o,
500
! Moreosite Ribbon Pin.
Comparable volue, $500,
400
! MeFeosiee BEaeeIet. Compo-
roble VoIue, 1000. $500
! Morcosite and Cultured
Pearl Neekloee. Comparable
VoIue, $500. 5000
! MeTeosite Necklace. Com
porobIe voIue. $500, 5000
I Pair Gsrnet Hoop EeVrinss,
lo-kt. gold, from Germany.
Comparable VoIue, $500.
1900
- Sterling Key Chains, photo
heart ottoched. Comparable
value, 500. ZOO
I Peir Sterling Hoop Ear
rings. Comparable VoIue,
$50. 800
10 Se0Fsb Pins, ooId-tilIed.
Comparable value, BIS, r..
I GoId-EiIIed Identification
BFeeeleH. Comparable Volue,
$50. ZOO
Z Ivory Necklaces from Ger
mony. Comparable voIue,
1000. 500
Z l4-ks. Gold Identification
BseeeIets for children. Com
porobIe voIue. 200, 500
! GoId-FiIIed Seorsb Breee-
let. Comparable voIue. 1000;
500
! Garnet BreeeIet with oor-
net chorms, l4-kt. gold.
Comparable voIue, II so.
1900
7 Psir Tortoise Shelf and
Cultured Peorl EeFVinss.
Comparable volue, 1900.
500
I6oId-FiIIed Disc Pin. Com
porobIe voiue, 1000. 500
I Sterling Silver Disc Pin.
Comparable value, $50,
800
z Birthstone Rings, one for
September, one for Novem-
Der. sComporobIe value,
22.50. 1000
r Sterling ItoIion compeet
end Lipstiek Holder. Compo-
robIe value, 1900. TOO
I SmaII Itslion Sterling Jew
eFry Box, velvet lined. Com
parable voIue, 5000, 1900
r Sterling ciso'etts coss
from ltoly. Comporob
value, 1000. 1000
; l4-Kt. Geld chains with
cultured peorl with initials
r or w. Comparable voIue.
6.o5. 800
. ! MeVeosite HeoVt on l4-kt.
gold choin. Comparable VOL
ue, 500. 400
I 6oId-FiIIed Heort BrseeIet.
Comparable voIue, 1000.
: 500
4 AK. Loeket, slightly
Z dented. Comparable value.
900. 400
! GoId-FiIIsd Bridesmaids
Brooch. Comparable value,
100. 800
I chiId's Amethyst Ring. IA
kt. gold. Comparable value,
100. 500
7 child's AK. Gold Ring.
Comparable value, 600,
800
q Poirs GoId-FiIIed Eorrinss.
Comparable value, 900,
400
so Assorted Pieces Winerd
Gold-Filled Jewelry, Includ-
ing brooches. eorrines, some
with cultured peorls, coIored
stones. Many one-of-o-kind.
PIeose odd 1929 Federal tax.
10 WGL-Fine JeweIry,
let EioOr
Evening star., 1961-02-21
Maternity Wear
At Sovings

70 Cotton ShoFts. Comparable value
more than double. 100
20 Cotton Blouses. In tailored and
dressy styles. White and postels.
Comparable value more thdh double.
LOO end ZOO
10 One and Two-Pieee Wool and
Cotton Dresses. In cosuoI and dressy
styles. Comparable value more than
double. 800 10 500
~ Psnty GirdIes. Properly labeled
for fobric content Comparable value
more than double. 100
WGL-Moternity, 5th Floor
Evening star., 1961-02-21
Remnonts-Wednesdoy Only
Art NeedIework
Reduced

rs SoFG Pillows, foom rubber
filled with cotton Zip-off COW
ers. Round and square in os-
sorted colors. Comparable
volue, $50. l.So
36 Stsmped Linen LunehsOn
Cloth, cross stitch design in
52x70" to 72xl0S". Com
porobIe volue. $40 to S.e9.
$50 TO 500
! Model Linen Luncheon
Cloths, cross-stitch design in
shades of brown, 50x7o. Com
porobIe volue, $500. 22.5o
I Model NesdIspOint Hand-
beg, pouch style with strow-
berry design, ooId-coIored
background. Comparable VOL
ue. 5000, $500
WGL-Art NeedIework,
.5th Floor
Evening star., 1961-02-21
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Millinery at
Greet SovinqS
90

Comparable valMeS, . m
3.99 and more ="
30 in coed choice Of fslts end
velouFS.
so Fvr Felt end Sotin Hets. Conn
poroble value 1875 and more. 100
WGL-MiIiinery, End Floor;
oIso Chevy Chose, Wheaton PIozo
and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1961-02-21
San Francisco Area
Like Space Age Detroit
By WILLIAM HINES
Star Science Writer

( PALo ALTO Caf-A type of industrial complex
sort Detroit of the space agehaS sprung UP in the last
decade in this fertile south Of San Francisco.
It If the aboratoryype research companies ringing
Washington to be Joined by manufacturers Of mis-
es compuers factories producing smaller eectronc
Evening star., 1961-02-21
Special Purchase
ToIe Type Lamps
1000

Choose from 4 styles: table, HOOV,
student desk and student SlooT.
BIeek or white with sold-tone dec
oretion. All with Sless VsfleetOEs.
WGL-Lomps, 7th Floor;
oIso Chevy Chose, Wheoton PIozo
and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1961-02-21
Remnonts-Wednesdoy Only
Comero Floor
SompIes and
Discontinued
Models

I Bell @ Howell model ITO
slide protector. Comparable
value 69.s5. $500
! Kodek covolesde ire
peoter" model $40 slide
protector. Comparable value
1895 $500
! MenSfieId Movie Editor.
Comparable volue 1895 I7.0o
! Kodok electric eye movie
esmera. Comparable VoIue'
74.o5. $500
! Kedok zoOm electric eye
Smm esmeFo. Comparable
value 1895. S7.0o
! Keystone KS electric eye
Smm three lens tuTFet movie
eomero. Comparable volue
1895 67.oo
I Keystone K-4c 3-Lens EIee-
trie Eye Movie cemero. Com
poroble voIue 1895. 47.oo
4 WoIz exposure meters.
Comparable value 7.95. ZOO
z PoIoroid wink lights. Com
porobIe value l4.o5. 100
z Refine SC 35mm comeros.
Comparable value 1895.
$500
Z UltFobIitx Mono Jet EIee-
tronie flash, 0ne-pieee units.
Comparable value 69.o5.
$500
100 power telescopes.
Z Minox D comeres. Com
porobIe VoIues 1895 to
1895. 5000
4 PoIoToid minute timers.
Comparable voIue SOS. ZOO
I Kodok movie eomere, f2.3
lens. Comparable voIue 1895.
100
z Complete De Luxe Develop
ing kits. Film tonk, troys,
poper, chemicals, ferrotype
tins, etc. Everything needed
for processing film and
prints. l2.95
! SkyIark slide protector.
Comparable value 1895.
$ MonsfieId Kedet slide
protector. Comparable voIue
22.o5. 500
! Pentoeon Single Lens Re-
fIex with deluxe leather cose.
1900
! Stuzzi portable tspe re-
eordev. Comparable value
10000. $500
] Argus c-s with cose ond
flash. 1900
I Kodek ceyoIeode Model so
Slide Proieetov. Comparable
value 1895. $500
! kodok C0voIeode Model
$40 Slide Protector. Comporo-
BILE volue 1895. $500
z Records Tepe Recorders.
Comparable value 1895,
..A $500
WGL-Comeros, lst Floor
Evening star., 1961-02-21
Decorator Items from Our Model
Rooms, Model Home and Apartment
Rooms Reduced "a to W and More

I Antique English ceOI SeustIe.
Block and gold color. Comparable
svohe more than double. $500
'oFientel eross LaRteFR. Compor-
obIe VoIue $500. 1900
lfalisn PlenFeE Crown. Gold Ieof.
Comparable value more thorS double.
1000
I Itelisn Direeasirs Well censoIe.
Block ond gold leaf. Comparable
volue more thon double. $500
ltalien chaUdsIisE. SIX condIe,
gold Ieot with postel oceents. Dom
ooed. Comparable value more than
double. $500
I Antique English Teepos. Blue and
white. Comparable voIue 5000.
1900
! Psh Bress Well LaNtsrms. Repro
ductions of 18th Century cooch
lonterns. Comparable voIue more
than double Palt 10000
IteIiGM Regency Sconcs. Five, light, !
beige with peocoek and gold aeof
touches. Comparable value more
than double. I'd. 1000
i..Psb BIseksmeoV Fisurines. Silver
Ieof. Comparable. velue more thon
double. PaiC 5000
I PsiT Antique English Seeness.
eross, Comparable veIus more than
double. = 5000
I PaiT Antique, sFsSneh Seoaees. Z
Brosss Comfortable value more thon
double. ,. .s $500
I Console cabinst. Loequered. in
SEQ blue with bross hordwore, l6x
64hx32", Comparable voIue
$4,000. 5000
DFapeFies
Set Of DFsPeriss end VoIsnees.
Including two poirs OF stotionory
pIeoted droperies in green ond ivory
printed ItoIion cotton, 100" long,
and matching IA" volonces with
cotton velvet trim. Comparable value
more than double. Set 1880
! Peir Custom medS DFGperies. OF
CeIodon silk ond Fortison, so" long,
l8"' wide. Comparable yoIue 40.00.
Psis 1000
PaiE Printed FoEtissn RGyen Drsp-
cries. So" long, in French blue.
Comparable voIue 5000. pr. 1900
4 Contemporary WatereOlors
by Q local artist.
comporoble volue Now
Evening star., 1961-02-21

The result has transformed
the pleasant. agricultural. sub
urban San Francisco peninsula
into q booming economic en-
tity. The products of the area
are in a fair way Of transform
ing the world.
Polaris, the sui m arine-
latanched strategic missile, was
Evening star., 1961-02-21
Girls Robes at
a Sovinqs

81 NyIon Robss for girls and pre-
teens. Broken sizes. Comparable
voIue, 1926 and l2.e5. 500
los NyIen Robes for girls. Broken
sizes. Comparable value, 7.eo and
500. 500
WGL-ChiIdren's Furnishings, 4th
Floor; also Chevy Chase.
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandria
Evening star., 1961-02-21
RemnOpt'-wednssdO Only
SNORT SoVings on
Sotionery Items

200 Boxes Stationery, in
cludino notes and letter
Paper in ossorted sizes. Com
poroble voIue, soc TO $50.
soc 10 Its
II Dets Serop Beoks, COM
porobIe VoIue, 800. LOO
"a csnvos Covered Ring
Binders, comparable voIue.
liz. 60e
l Pink Leather Desk Set with
l2xl9" pod, round letter
bosket ond desk .eolendor.
Comparable Volue. $50.
6 Combination Memo Ped.
Pencil Well with gay print
decoration. Comparable VOL
We. 2.e5. $50
! LestheT Covered Double
Pen Bese, brown. Comparable
value. 1000. 500
WGL-StotioneN. lst Floor
Evening star., 1961-02-21
Sovinss from the
Gift Shop -.

Brown DinneFwoEe
With nstuFsI green IeoE seeeRt.
Cheese for Q complete buffet set
from:
Evening star., 1961-11-12

Eneld rifles ammunition and other stores at WoOlwich is
not impossible that this vessel will be escorted by
shps Of The rifles intended for the Canadian military
and strong reinOrcemens Of field artillery will be dispatched
forthwith The London Times City article Of the 3Oth says
he position Of the Federal States Of America almost iden
teal every commercial point Of view with that which
cupied by Russia before the Cmean War; Russia
had hostile tariff while looked her for large portion
o our general supply Of but there Is this peculiar
iv in our that the would be by
up blockade Of the Southern ports
our industry from the anxiety of cotton famine and send pros
pery Lancashire through the winter At the time
shall open trade to eight million in the Confederate States
who desire nothing better than to be our customers
privy council Saturday order issued prohib
ting export from the United Kingdom the carrying coast
wise npowder satpetre nitrate Of soda and birthstone
The has hope that the Federal government will
comply with the demands Of England.
The English journals very bitter and hostile cOnnu
Ing to treat the affair int0lerable insult
Charges and c0WnteTch0VDes Uoud fly the Allan
tic for days. Tension moGnted daily BrOns pondeTed
uheher serious enough to justify Nth the
Federal Government decision OOud be reached before the
end Of the year.
The Evening Star. Friday November g. 1851
Evening star., 1961-11-12

DIXIELAND newspapers filtering into Washington
- supplied provocative grSt for editorial mills.
STRANGE STORY-A reliable secesh) gentleman" just
escaped the Federal Metropolis according TO
the Memphis Appeal other equally reliable" secesh jour
nas telling wonderful tales Of the condition Of things here
Among his disclosures saying that Mr. Secre
tary Seward owing dreadful state Of American public
affairs has become nOtoriOus common drunkard
full Of whisky night and day and that his
example effect OF turning nearly all the employees
of Department into common drunkards aso 50 that
enter its portals will the stencil Of whisky
breaths stie all visitors there and, further
that in alleged drunken spells Secretary Seward
so nSuted Lord Lyons Rchard p Lyons British Minister
to the United Staes diplomat packed bag and bag
gage New York wait expected leave Govern
ment to "cuss and quit" the United States
Upon atrocious lies Is that popular creduliy In
fed to keep the secesh bubble there
AppopOs visit the State Department necessarily IN the
work Of gathering daily for than de-
cade that never before was
as much hard all its employees at Few
uNDAY THE STAR MAGAZINE. WASHINGTON D. G" NOVEMBER
Evening star., 1961-11-12
THE FORTS AT PORT ROYAL CERTAIN"
LIZ TAKEN AND BEAUFORT IN
OUR HANDS.
BETWEEN CHARLESTON, Sc,
AND SAVANNAH, GA.
RAILROAD BRIDGES DESTROYED FOR
TWENTY MILES.
Especial Dispatch to The star.l

Especial Dispatch to The Starl
OLD POINT Nov lO-0elegraph from Baltimore this llth
Of The Star In the Of to-day we have
accounts from the and Shermans invading army from
three Inlet via deseers to our force
there from Norfolk those coming with the days nag
port News.
They all agree upon important points First in saying
that the Union troops had effected landing Next that the
two forts Port Royal had been taken by our brave Nays
work Next that Beaufort in hands Next again we nave
marched the interior and railroad commun
cation between Charleston and Savannah And last that ne
most intense excitement exists Georgia North and South
Evening star., 1961-11-12

Carolina and Virginia the belief Gen. sherman Is
fastening to 50 miles from Beaufort
marches.
All but the last story In all probability was Of
immense importance to the Ofhe expedition destroy
the series Of four five large railroad bridges within
70 miles Of Beaufort, In different directions
With those destroyed by dashes gap quite miles can
De made In the railroad communication Charleston
and the country for that 10 miles pretty much
swamp The COnfeds will be terribly bothered troops
through 1t to attack the works Shermans force s
doubtless rapidly building on Port Royal Island.
Ny belief Is that the enemy have mistaken the marching
perhaps three burn bridges TO fan back
on Beaufort quickly for general advance Shermans army
in three divisions Charleston.
The steamer s just about to star-sO close here
Commander Of the Federal landing forces Wos Brig Cem
Thomas West Sherman Of Rhode Island By occupying the
hGsbOr including the port city Of BeGvovt s. c. the
Federal blO0din0 fleet had GROthsT 0 operations
to srnn6Ie southern seoOOinO commerce.
From The Evening Star Friday. November 1851
THE ENGAGEMENT AT BELMONT,
MISSOURI
CAIRO I'LL, Nov THE expedition of Gems Grant and Nc
Clernand landed a Belmont three miles above Columbus
eight O'Clock this morning Their troops
They engaged the 1000 Of them at ii o'clock
The battle continued till sundOwn.
NEXT SUNDAY: AbOu
Evening star., 1961-11-12
ALanding Effected at Beaufort, 8 c.
A BOmbardment COmmenced:'
The Rebels Commanded by the Trai.
tor TatmalI!

Especial Dispatch to the Starl
BALTIMORE, Nov. 8-The boat Is just in from Old Point
fortress Monroe Val and reports that the expedition had
entered Royal Bay SOund landed troops Beaufort and
bOmbardment had commenced. The Rebel forces are
under Commodore Tatna late Of the u Navy but Of
the Rebel Navy
Capt Josiah TdttnGu Of Georgia commanded only the
tiny Rebel fleet hch mode only token appearances BE-
fore overwhelming force led b. FIog Officer S0mueI
FFanes D POnt Of Ne Jersey nephew Of the founder ohe
giant chemical firm Du Potts task silence Forts
BeoGYe0aTd Walker Ue guarded opposite sides Of POt
Royal HGyb0r He accomplished bv keeping his HsenOC0T
ecEnO in the hGTbOr and firing bTOadsdes at each Ot
each pass.
From The Evening Star Monday. November II, 1851:
Evening star., 1961-11-12

The rebels driven from entrenchmen across
the river with great loss Their camp burned and their
stores with all their baggage horses mules and 100
prisoners taken.
The Federal troops then retired the rebels having Ieceived
renforcements from Columbus -.
The rebel loss not known but that the Federals from
800 TO 500
Grants force 0 osownd 5000 sliOhv SMALLER thon
that of his opponent, Brig Gen. Gideon Johnson Pillow @
TeRnessee. Brig GeH John Alexander McCsvMond
Illinois IGsCveT and pohcGR TIE fight Confederate
TOU GR Essovcemsmts crossed the rueT from Columbus
and ne0siv tTupped the FedeVa tev made their wav back
to their transports three miles above BelMOwt.
From The Evening Star Saturday. NOvernbers D. 1881:
The War I'm Missouri
FURTHER PARTICULARS or TME BATTLE AT
CHICAGO Nov IA special Cairo dispatch that the
Federal cut step Of their into the rebel camp
doing sad havoc the capturing twelve pieces Of
two Of which brought away After the destruction
Ohe rebel camp ascened that another force Orebels
crossing from Kentucky to attack troops In the
when they commenced rereatng Whilst retiring they
countered the from the Kentucky shore causing
q severe loss...
The campaign coaId hardly be called swecess, but t
demonstrated thing the aggressive n0uEe Of the rising
Ynmkee general from ILhm0is.
Evening star., 1961-09-08
WIN AENIH M-H
STEREO PHONOGRAPH

No skill or talent needed Just come in and write your
name and address on an official Fair Lanes entry
blank. If your name is drawn you can win beautiful
Zenith Stereophonic Console or one of many other
great prizes!
Evening star., 1961-09-08

gag from stage to TV for this
show is very nearly the seasons
prize object lesson on the diff
ference in the media.
Another miss: Ronnie Gra-
hams first skit.
The balance. however. is plus,
and if you're a Ghostley fan
which l ann you owe yourself
the treat. She's simply tre-.
mendous.
ON THE RUN:
Pick Temples Rifleman seq
ment Tin which he plays a
troubadour) may be delayed q.
Pick called from the West Coast
yesterday to say that the
shooting schedule was held up
oweing to the illness of Johnny
Crawford, who plays the Rifle
mans son Johnny's illness,
we hear, is more serious than
first thought.
Accent, the excellent Sunday
evening CHS series, shifts to
Saturday afternoons beginning
September % and the hope, Jim
Perrin vas saying here yester-
day, is that it may return to its
regular hour once the football
season is out of the way We
hope so, too-and more about
this bright young fellow who
played a key role in Accents
overseas shows this Summer) in
a subsequent column.
That's a fantastic variety OF
talk artists David Susskind has
gathered for his first Open End
show Sunday - pm, WTTG-
81 from Jackie Gleason to
Marya Names, and what do
you want to bet the yackety
veers from stated subject. the
Sinatra clan, at least 10 times
before the first hour is up?
80 -
The TV watch: CBS's han
ding of the new discussion Sc
ries Joint Appearance) last
night was the best yet from
a technical point of view.
The sepulchral note struck
in the hall at the outset by
host Stuart Novins was soon
dispelled in the friendly, in
formal setting of the meeting
room and flashes of humor
h | p e d. Representative
Judd's statement to the effect
that he had rule of thumb
whenever suggestion was
made by a member of your
honorable profession" he said,
waving to the newsmen, "or
one of my colleagues
That's a fine distinction
you make" Senator Symington
interrupted with a laugh. .
There are no easy answers, to
Evening star., 1961-09-08

. Alice's Boston Beguine'
(which Dody Goodman and
others have performed or her
April in Fairbanks?'
Q Graham's superb hammock
side vignette of a sick south
ern writer?
. Lynde's report on the Afri-
can trip he won as a prize? Or
the skit in which he plays an
embittered crook whose son
player by Rounie Graham is
growing up straight (sob) and
true? Jerry Lewis bought this
skit and performed it on one
of his specials, but it's mucn
more amusing here.
Q Robert Clary's I'm in Love
with Miss Logan?"
There are numbers, too, that
don't come off at all, or badly
and While part OF 1t may be
due to the fact that the points
of satire seem dull now or too
distant, part of it is due to the
entire productions lack of
unity and some rather wooden
staging.
The hostess (and friend OF
the producer)' who introduces
the acts and keeps trying to do
a number is one of those ideas
that are good only "a wnen
they're fresh and Cb) when
they're perfectly staged. The
transference of this running
Evening star., 1961-09-08

stereotyped views Of what
kind of television they like
and understand.
11:2O, WTOP (S) The Late
Show. South of st. Louis. a"
Plunderers during the Civil
War try to take the property
of the ranchers. Joel Nc
Crea. q948).
1881, WMAL (1 -First-Run
Movie. "Carbine Williams. +"
The story of the man who
invented the carbine rifle
James Stewart, Wendell
Corey, James ArnesS. 1882
1900, WTTG (5-PM West.
Evening star., 1961-09-08
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTTG (5) - Capital
Movie. THE Devil and Miss
Jones'" A department store
tycoon takes a job in his
own store incognito to in
vestigate labor troubles.
Charles Coburn, Jean Arthur.
(1949).
Hoo, WTTG (5D-PM East. A
panel of six 12-year-old boys
and girls demolish the
Evening star., 1961-09-08
ON THE AIR
New Faces Shine
On Play of Week
ON THE AIR
By BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

The Play of the Week presents hghights from two Of
the brightest Of New Faces tomorrow night u5
o'clock wMAL- and. for the most part it's fun to watch
pros Ronnie Graham Alice Ghostley and Paul Lynde
recreae the brought Broadway
nn
Evening star., 1961-09-08

be sure, to the Berlin situation
but in an informal discussion,
sweeping observations seem to
be too much the rule, and the
newsmen, while quick with the
question, were letting major
points go unchallenged.
Evening star., 1961-09-08

Late Show. Mine Lives Are
Not Enough" A young re-
porter suspects that a mil
Evening star., 1961-09-08

why Do Singing Groups
Break Up?" Bud DashieIl. |
1:00, WTOP (9)-The Late,
Evening star., 1961-09-08

lionaire's suicide is really 0
murder. Ronald Reagan.
(l94D.
Evening star., 1961-09-08

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Q 81 DUcKPIN-l6 TENPiN LANES
o c0UNTRY-CLuB ATMOSPHERE
. MODERN INDIRECT LIGHTING.
o MAGNIFICENT FURNISHINGS
. B0WLERS GIFT n GEAR SHOP
Evening star., 1961-09-08
SEE BOWLING STARS
SHIRLEY CAIRNS
AND TOOTS BARCER

You'll spectacular exhibitions of duckpn and tenpin
bowling by. two of the nations top-rated women
bowlers. Shirley Garms, member of the Brunswick
Advisory Staff, established womens world record in
1861 by rolling 2O22 nine-game total in tenpins.
Toots Barger has been the nations number one dista
duckpin bowler 10 times in the last 13 years. Shirley
and Toos will also give valuable instruction in tenpin
and duckpin bowling to individual bowlers.
Evening star., 1961-09-08
COUNTRY CLUB ELEGANCE FOR ALL

QUIET yTHUL r UT Lanes Jel
Q AUTOMATIC PINSETTERS
Q ELEcTR0NIC PINFlNDERS
0 CONVENIENT TEL-E-Sc0RES
o LUXURIOUS LOUNGES
0 INVITING SNACK BAR
Q PLUSH WALL.T0-WALL cARPETINe
o REFRESHINGlY AIR CONDITIONED
Q BOWLING PARTY PLANS
Evening star., 1961-09-08
ALL GAMES FREE

Bring the whole family! 1t won't cost cent to bowl
at Fair Lanes tomorrow Free lessons! Free use of
bowling shoes! Free orchids for the ladies! All day
tomorrow, September 9Th