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kickoff at 4:30 pm. CWash-
ington time).
The Sooners, who have taken
their humps during the last two
seasons, dumped Syracuse, 7-3,
last week on third-string Full
back Joe Don Looney's 60-yard
gallop with two minutes left.
Notre Dame has not played this
season.
The victory, with five straight
the Sooners won to close out
the 1861 season, pushed the
Oklahoma winning skein to six
straight. This is still q far cry
from the 47-game string Of
Oklahoma victories Notre Dame
stopped in 1857 with a TO
victory.
Like the Sooners, Notre Dame
posted q SIS mark last season.
The Irish record included q 1876
win over Oklahoma, their
fourth victory over the Sooners
in five meetings.
The Irish defeated the
Sooners, 27-21. in their first
meeting in 1852; 1921 in 1858,
and TO in 1857. Oklahoma's
only victory in the series was
a 400 rout in 1856.
Both Teams JOIted
Both teams suffered severe
jolts before the season got
under way.
Oklahoma, which has had
its troubles at quarterback
since falling from its lofty
perch among the Nations top
teams, was shocked when a
sophomore standout, Tom Pan
nell. broke an ankle in fall
practice.
However, Senior Monte
Deere and Sophomore Norman
Smith indicated in the Syra-
cuse game that they can run
Coach Bud Wilkinsons offenSe.
Notre Danes 2O0-pound full
back and captain. Mike Lind.
underwent knee surgery last
summer and is not expected to
see much action against Okla
homa. Gerry Gray, q 1885,
pound senior, is tabled for
first-unit fullback duties.
There are two games tonight
which stick out among q
handful-Alabama at Tulane
and Virginia Military at Rich
mond. In the latter, q South
ern Conference meeting, Quar-
terback Mel Rideout Is ex-
pected to see more service than
his injury allowed him last
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Riders Siqn MYhru

REGINA. Saskatchewan, Sept.
% AP).-Steve Myhra, place.
kicking star with the Balti-
more Colts for the past five
years, signed yesterday with
the Saskatchewan Roughriders
Of the Canadian Football
LeaAue.
Evening star., 1962-09-28

week when Richmond lost At
Southern Mississippi, 2e-s. The
Spiders are still smarting from
the 8-6 shock dealt them BY
VMT q year ago which even-
tually denied them the con-
ference title.
Tulane had a 2-s record In
1851 and lost its 1862 opener
to stanford, 6-3, but last year
had the. distinction Of holding
'Bama to its lowest score, go.
Midwest Openers
Tomorrow, Ohio State,
ranked second in the Nation,
and sixth-ranked Michigan
State open their seasons. North
Carolina visits Ohio State
while Michigan State visits
Stanford.
All other nationally
teams have 10 records for the
season, and each figures to inn
prove Saturday. They include
Texas Qo. 81 at Texas Tech,
Air Force at Penn State ONo.
~. Rice at Louisiana State
ONo. 81, Kentucky at Missis-
sippi (No. -. Georgia Tech
(No. 81 at Florida. Southern
California (No. 81 at Southern
Methodist and Missouri CNo.
l0) at Minnesota.
Among the other major at
fractions are Syracuse VS.. Army
at New York, South Carolina
at Duke, Tulsa at Arkansas and
Illinois at Washington.
Several rugged season OPEN
ers await Big Ten teams TO-
morrow on an eight-game
schedule. Purdue and North
western. which began its sea-
sons last week, are idle.
Toughest test Of all appears
to be Illinois invasion Of Wash
ington, where Purdue was
stalemated, TT, Saturday. The
Illini. trying to forget their
first winless record in history,
are 17-point underdogs.
Minnesota is host to Missouri
in q tossup, Iowa is rated l3
points better than Oregon
State, Michigan State is fa-
vored by Is at Stanford, Mich
igan is a two-touchdown choice
in entertaining Nebraska, Ohio
State figures to be 20 points
in front Of visiting North Caro-
lima. Wisconsin is q heavy pick
to repel travelling New Mexico
State and Indiana has q good
edge at Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Note .Tksso
FREE SERVICES

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speefion on-dons on our
5000 sieetTonies Nsu.
clinsFs, 8 10 Q Monday thru
FridCy.
. Flots fixed for the ItsSf The
tire.
. Tires EoAofed every 5000
miles for tho life Of the tire:
. Brakes checked 9 10 9
MondoY thru FridcY
. Tires Mounted. Free.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
CordiIeone Given
Job With Steelers

PITTSBURGH, Sept. %
(AP).-The Pittsburgh Steelers
said yesterday they have OBJ
tanned Lineman Lou Cordileone
on waivers from the Los
Angeles Rams.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
MagicN Number
Two as Giants,
Dodgers Lose
By the Associated Press

The National League pennant
marathon Is taking on the look
Of q race between two tired
turtles going uphill.
But If they aren't moving
very fast, at least the finish
line is in sight.
For all their speed and verve,
the pace-setting Dodgers have
been backing up. And with a big
burst of drive and determine
ton. the second-place Giants
have been standing still.
The pestiferous Colts applied
the fastest stopper to the
Dodgers with an 8-6 victory
last night at Los Angeles. A
few hours before, the Cardinals
broke in front with q COM
mandfng lead and held on for
q ia decision at San Francisco.
That left the Dodgers still
two games in front Of the Giants
and the magic number at two
meaning any combination of
Dodger wins andIor Giant losses
totaling two in the remaining
three games gives Los Angeles
the flag. The two contenders
now change partners, with the
Cards moving into Los Angeles
for the final three games Of the
season and the Colts going to
San Francisco for the windup
week end.
Evening star., 1962-09-28

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Phone Your Credit Application
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Midwest Openers
Mark Grid Slate
b The Associated prss,

Ambitious Oklahoma Of Syracuse its opener
last week and proud Of xgame winning streak
will be host to untested Notre Dame
from way back In nationally evised CCBS) football game
tomorrow.
seOut crowd of s71s expected to be on hand for the
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P IA.

A.kA.

"DANGER ISLAND" 1888. A weak entry
about an unbeIievabIy clever Oriental sIeuth.
Peter LORE 1:00-5
"PAcIFIc DESTINY 1855. tBritish.) A young
diplomat learns about the tTopic isles the hard
way. DenhoIm Elliott and Susan Stephen.
2:004
AFFAIRS OF D0BIE DILLIS." 1858. Light
comedy with musical numbers about the young
and their carefree antics. Debbie Reynolds
Bobby Van and Bob Fosse. 2:30-7
DANCERS IN THE DARK" 1882. corny melo-
drama about some musicians, dance hall
girl and a couple of crooks. Jack oakie and
Miriam Hopkins. 500
"BENEATH THE l2-MILE REEF" 1853
(CoIor) About modern Romeo and Juliet.
whose respective fathers are captains Of
competing sponse-dNing fleets. Robert
Wagner, Terry Moore, Gilbert Roland and
Richard Boone. 300
"SUEZ." 1898. The story of how the Suez Canal
was built Tyrone Power. Loretta Young and
AnnabeIIa. 11:00-5
CLOSE TO MY HEART" 1851. A couple
adopts the baby of convicted murderer and
proves there's nothing in heredity. Gene
Tierney, Ray Midland and Fay Banter.
11:10+
"M0GAMB0." 1853 tFirst-Run) white
hunter leads a safar into the African gorilla
country CLARK Gable. Ava Gardner. Grace
Kelly. 11:15-7
"THE SOLID GOLD CADILLAC" 1855 First
RUM An inquistNe small stakeholder be-
comes savior to hundreds Of others by ousting
a crooked board Of directors and reinstating
an honest man. Judy Holiday Paul Douglas
and Arthur o'Connell. 11:15-9
"THE INVISIBLE MAN RETURNS" 1910. A
man uses iNisibty to hunt for his brothers
murderer Sir Cedric Hardwicke and Vincent
Price. 1:15-9
D. C.. October "a. 1862 s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28
Thursday
AM.

auSuSSv
BLOOD ON THE MOON" 1913. A eowpoke
fights a girl and her father Good western.
Robert Mitchum. 1905
Thursday PM.
VACATION IN RENO" 1916 Weak comedy.
Jack Haley and Anne Jeffreys. l:00-5
RANGERS OF FORTUNE" 1910. off-beat
western defies convention, but is very con-
fusing film. Fred MacMurray and Albert
Decker. 5:OO-9
"c0UNTER-ATTAcK" l945. Russian para
troopers land behind enemy lines and attack
German headquarters Paul NUM-. Margue-
rite Chapman and Larry Parks. 11:10-5
"UNC0NQUERED." 1s4s. White man VS.. In
dian in 1868. tons Of action in this DeMiIle
production. Gary Cooper and Pauette Cod
dard 12:55@9
Friday AN.
BERLIN EXPRESS" ls4s. Exciting. we'll
written spy thriller Merle oberon. 1905
Friday Pm.
"sINe YOUR WORRIES AWAY" 1912. Anus
ing musical comedy. Bert Lair and June
Havoc 1:00-5
WELCOME STRANGER" le47. A young care
free doctor arrives to take over the practice
of a conservative country doctor. and thereby
hangs this fIimsy story. Bing Crosby Barry
Fitzgerald. 5VU-S
SAHARA" 1e43 American tank with an as
sorted crew outwit the Nazis in the desert.
Frequently exciting war drama. well done.
Humphrey Bogart. Dan 0uryea. 800
PITTSBURGH" 1912. A miners drive for
power costs him his friends and the woman
he loves John Wayne, MarIene Dietrich.
11I0-5
TENSION" 1919. tFirst-run) A man plans
to murder and assumes a double identity.
Richard Basehart. Audrey Totter and Cyd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
The Nursery Corner

IS Infonts' Prom Suits, all nylon or
cotton and nyIon. Some with hoods,
cops or bonnets, detachable mittens
and booties. Less than " compor-
oOle value
40 Infont Girls Cotton veIveteen
Topper Sets. White cotton blouse,
velveteen top and ponties. Less than
v comparable value -----2.85
20 Fomous Kontwet sit-ond -Stond
Car Seats. Adjustable hook over
arms holds seat securely to back Of
cor scot; crotch safety strop; ceIIu-
lose fiber podded scot cushion. Com
porobIe value 5.99---------3.85
IS Fomous coI-Dok High choirs for
tiny tots to 8 years. It's high chair
for body, tots low chair with plastic
troy, youths chair for dining at the
table and juvenile chair for many
other uses. Pedotric contour scot,
tubular steel legs. Comparable value
1926 .l4.95
80 Infonts' Cotton Corduroy Joekets
with Upper and cotton lined in ploids
or clear doors. Comparable value
2.99 and more
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
Toy Store Savings

"a Futuro Tronsistor Rodios. Less
than v comparable value. 2.88
z Wooden Model Boots, rigging in
cIuded. az. Comparable value
1925. 8.S8
z Ploy Ovens. Steel, Is" high. Less
than v comparable value. 1888
Wooden kindergarten Ferry Boots.
Comparable value 4.e8. 2.S8
4S Play Dresses (royon) Less than
VI comparable value. 48e
II Roineoats and Umbrella Sets.
Labeled for fobric content. Com
parable value 3.e8. 2.28
"a Debbie Dolls with carrying cose.
Comparable value o.87. 4.8S
S Wooden Building Sets. Compo-
roble value 4.o8. 2.8S
Remeo Games Notch" Compo-
robIe value 2.98. 1888
Remeo Comes "oId Mold" Com
parable value 2.98. 1888
I Remeo Come picture Binso."
Comparable value 2.e8. 1888
IL Remeo Comes Johnny and the
Pony" Comparable value $50.
SSe
s DoIl-E-Deeto Seoles. Less than v
comparable value. 2.88
4 Wooden Carpenter Sets. Compo-
robIe value $50. 1888
IA Press-Fix Ereetor- Building
Sets. Comparable value 5.o8. 3.28
WGL-The Toy Store, 9th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
Discontinued Styles
And Floor Samples
OF Fine Occasional
Tables and Desks
All subject to prior sole.

All subject to prior sale.
I Henredon Slate top coektoiI
TobIe, fruitwood finish. Comparable
value 1895. 1856
! Norris Round coektoil TobIe,
mahogany. Com parable value
l31.25. $3.50
I TomIinson Lomp TobIe, EmbereIo
finish. Comparable value 1900.
1856
! TomIinson coektoiI TobIe, En-
bergIo finish accented with black
glass. Comparable value ll4.5O.
1886
l Brandt Step Table, French Pro-
vincioI style with cherry finish. Com
parable value, more than double.
1886
! Brandt Step-end TobIe, French
Provincial style with mahogany
finish. Comparable value, more than
double. 1856
! Founders Step TobIe, oiled wolnut.
NomporoDle value, more than
double. 1856
! Founders coektoiI Table, oiled
walnut. Comparable value more
than double. 1856
Mersmon Leother-top Step TobIe,
mahogany finish. Comparable value,
more than double. 1856
% French and Italian Provincial
Style TobIes, topped with leather
or marble. Cherry finish. Comparable
value, more than double to 1926.
1856 and 1856
70 Telephone TobIes with Matching
Bench, mahogany or maple finish.
Comparable value 1895 ---l5.66
8 Leather-top KneehoIe Desks,
mahogany finish. Comparable value
69.95 to more than double. 1856
WGL-Furniture. 9th Floor,
Woshinoton Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
ChiIdren's Apparel

l4o Boys Lined Cotton Corduroy
Stocks. Comparable value 800 to
400
$50 Boys Lined Cotton jeans. CON-
parable value 2.oo----l.88
81 Boys Assorted Cotton Stacks.
Less than " comparable value, 1888
$50 Boys Cotton FIonneI Shirts.
Less than " comparable value, sse
SO Boys Cotton Corduroy Shirts.
Less than v comparable value, Sse
$50 Boys Winter Cops. Labeled for
fobric content. Less than " COM
parable value -S8e
IS Cotton Flannel Shirts for toddIers.
Less than v comparable value, Sse
IS ChiIdren's Snow Points; Ieeeines
and stretch snow pants. Labeled for
fobrc. content. Comparable value
2.99 to 6.9e-----l.ss and 1888
so Girls Knit Hats. Labeled for
fabric content. Less than VI COM
parable value -S8e
100 Wool Mittens and Gloves for
boys and girls. Less than VI COM
poroble value and S8e
lbs Girls Sets Of Points and Tops.
Labeled for fobric content. Conn.,
parable value 400 and 500,
2.88 and 3.S8
IS Sets Of Tops and Points for tod
oilers. Labeled for fobric content.
Comparable value 5.99------3.88
50 Girls Cotton Stocks. cotton fIon-
mel lined. Comparable value 800,
z.4S
Boys and GirIs' sizes to ext;
toddIer sizes "a. Not all sizes in oil
styles.
WGL-ChiIdren's Apparel -.
Washington, Chevy Chase,
Wheaton Plozo, 7 Corners and
Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
Mems Furnishings

$50 Pieces Mems Silk keekweor in
GLIDING many extro-smort imports.
Comparable value $50 and $50.
1888
800 Pieces Mems AII-sHk Neck
weor, stripes. neat foulords, under
the-knot potterns, bold designs.
Comparable value 500 and more.
2.8S
200 Pieces Mems kleekweor, pot
terms, touIords, under-the- knots.
Comparable value ! so. 88e
1000 Fine Linen or Cotton Hand
kerehiefs. large wv" size, white
with assorted cord designs. Labeled
for fabric content. Also available OF
Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo, 7
Corners and Alexandria. Compor-
able value l.OO. 68e
ITO Poirs Mems Hose. lOO9o wool,
cleor colors. regular length; 1000
cotton Isle, ribbed, regular length,
green, broken sizes. Labeled for
fabric content. Comparable value
100. 68e
$50 Mems Fomous Make Shirts in
regular, button down, tob, pin and
medium spread collar styles. White,
clear coIors and neat stripes. Not
every size in every style. Comoo-
rabIe value $50 end 500. Also
available at Chevy Chase, Wheaton
Piozo, 7 Corners and Alexandria.
2.99
IS Mems Fomous Name Leather
Wallets, in assorted styles. All with
Initials. Comparable value 500 and
more. 2.S8"
Is Mems Electric Showers, QUITO
home model in discontinued style.
With Leather cose. Comparable
value 1895. s.88
@PIeose odd 1923 FederoI tax
WGL-The Mems Store
End Floor Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
Wear

100 Fomous Donmoor Cotton Polo
Shirts with long sleeves and stylish
collars. Comparable value us,
Las
100 Fomous Nitey Mite and corter
2-Pieee Cotton Poiomas. Washable,
shrink resistant. Size 0 only. Less
than v comparable value. Las
WGL-The Nursery Corner >.
Washington, Chevy Chase,
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
Boys Coots

IS Soys' Sport coots, lightweight for
spring and summer. Variety Of coIors,
patterns and styles. Labeled for fob
rio content. go, regular. 3 to l9,
husky. Not all sizes in all styles.
Less thon v comparable value,
3.S8 and 9.88
20 Boys Roineoots, various styles.
Checks, ploids and clear coIors. All
labeled for fobric content. Sizes s,
8, 10, IA. Not all styles in all sizes.
Comparable value 1895 to 1895,
S.88 to 1888
WGL-The Boys Store
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
MonteIupo ware
CoverIets, Curtains,
Droperies Reduced

II Fielderest "Foseinotion" Cover
let's, ponsy print. Twin size. Com
porobIe value 9.9o-----6.99
80 Pairs Of FieIderest "Foseinotion"
Cote Curtains, ponsy print. Compor-
able value more than double 80
200 Tr-Tone Droperies, Cote Cur
toins and VoIonees by Louisville.
Droperies, comparable value more
thon double --------3.99
Cote Curtains, comparable value
more than double 100
VoIonees, comparable value l.ee,
s9e
WGl-BIonkets and Bedding,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
ChiIdren's and Teen
Shoes at Sovinqs

ITS Poirs children's Slippers and
Convos Play Shoes. Good selection
in sizes, styles and colors. Com
porobe value $50 to 3.e5---l.so
100 Poirs Teen Shoes. FIots and heel
styles. Good selection Of styles and
sizes. Less thon " comparable
value -l.90
WGL-The Young Shop,
End Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
Cotton Corduroy
Robes for Men
Il 1o.ss

comparable value 1850
IS Mems Cotton Corduroy Robes in
red or blue with block piping. Sizes
N. L, xL only.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
Save on Lightweight
Atlantic Luggage IrreguIors

Small flaws, mony almost invisible bring these outstanding
sovinss on famous Atlantic luggage Eoeh piece easily
cleaned with Damp CLOTH Grohopper for storose
and VoAPoks hang the closet then fold neatly for rove
In blue and brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
Mems Regular and
Lightweight Suits
comparable 10 on
v0iue $500 IT,

80 Suits broken in sizes and pot.
terms in regulars, longs and shorts.
All lobeled for fabric content, re-
dueed from regular stock.
W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
Clearance Of Major
Appliances, Floor
Samples and
Demonstration Models

Some are one-of-o-kind, so come
early.
I Hordwiek So" Cos Range. de luxe
burner, center grill, oven, broier
and fuII-Ieneth storoee---l88.oo
I Dixie De Luxe 80" Cos Ronse.
center eriddIe. full width oven ond
broiIer ----l5S.0o
! RcA Whirlpool FiIterstreom Dish
washer ------l68.00
z KeIvinotor Dishwoshers - $500
G.E. Automatic Dryer $500
l G.E. Automatic Washer 148.00
I Northumberland 2-speed, z
Cycle Top-of-the-Line Automatic
Washer 90
I KeIvinotor Washer. 3 woter tenn
perotures, z cycles---l48.o0
! Kelvinotor Electric Dryer $500
4 RcA Whirlpool Electric Dryers. 8
cycle -----------------138.OO
! Revere GIoss-Lined Cos Water
Heater. 3O-eolIon eopocity- $500
I G.E. 13-cubie-Foot No-Frost
I G.E. Frost Guard 18.8-eubie-foot
Refrigerator Freezer with 2O8-
pound freezer capacity, swing out
shelves $500
! RcA 1l-eubie-foot Refrigerator.
1890
4 RcA l2-eubie-foot Refriserotors
in factory sealed cartons with 81
pound capacity freezer and slide
out shelves 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
discontinued Vudor porch
shades Of bosswood

discontinued dropery fobrie
500 yards in plain coIors, prints and
sheers. Comparable value Ito to
more than double. Yard ------e6e
WGL-Curtoins and Droperies, 7th
Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
Sterling Silver
Butter Spreaders
comparable valmes
more than double

more than double L.
Reed and Borton's Silver Sculpture
and Silver Wheat potterns in but
ter spreoders with hollow hondIes.
176 Pieces Of SiIverpIated FIotwore,
assorted spoons and knives, compo-
roble value 23c. 15e
Pleose odd 1929 Federal tox to oil
items except fotwore.
WGL-The Silver Room, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
Boys Sport Shirts

s ssiss ;'yy 2.ss
100 Boys Long Sleeve Sport
Shirts. Selection Of styles. patterns.
eoIors. Prints, checks. pIoids and
eIeor eoIored fobries in group. All
Labelled for fobrie content. $40.
WGL-The Boys Store Wash
ineton, Chevy Chase, Wheaton
PIozo, 7 Corners and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
Hollywood Bed and
Studio Couch
Cover Sets

plain color combined
with stripes:
5-2-piIIow Hollywood Bed Sets.
3sx7s": z red and sroy, z tur-
quoise and sroy, black and gray.
7-s-pilIow Hollywood Bed Sets.
3ex7e": 5 red and eroy. 2 copper
and groy.
le-2-piIIow Studio Couch Sets.
33x79": 3 black and gray, copper
and eroy, 10 turquoise and eroy.
ll-5-piIIow Studio Couch Sets.
33x79": 4 copper and gray, 7 black
and eroy.
in cIeor coIors:
6-3-piIIow Hollywood Bed Sets: 5
copper, | turquoise.
10-3-piIIow Studio Couch Sets: 9
gray, turquoise.
base covers, cote cuTtoInS:
7-HolIywood Bed Base Covers: z
turquoise. 4 red, gray. Comporo-
BILE value more than double. 4.s6
IS Pairs Of Matching Cote Curtains,
pinch-pIeoted. Striped. 7 gray and
black, 8 copper and gray, 10 tur-
qlIoise and eroy. Comparable value
more than double ----1.96
pIostie hossocks
reduced more than "
5 cobbIers' Benches, 42x22x15",
brown 9.96
5 CoektoiI Hossoeks to use as COCK
toll toble or extra scot, ivory color
or Drown 1870
7 Lightweight Hassoeks, ivory tone.
5.3e
8 Tufted Hossoeks, 4Oxl SHAW,
green or cordovon color $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21

Save 33H9o on Famous Skywoy
Nodded Lusgoee-ReeuIor
Stock, 100 Series"
Attractive lightweight luggage nodded extra strength The
Koroeo finish will resist seufns scratching thousands
Of miles Of kenew appearance In Donube and Jet eroy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21

Remnonts-Thursdoy Only
Mems Foot-PoI and
Winthrop Shoes
comparable value z %
1926 to 1895 ~
126 poirs Of these famous maker
shoes oil reduced from our regular
stock. Included ore wins-tip, moe
eosin toe and plain toe models in
black and brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
Air Conditioners:

z Feeders. 400 BTU per hour, "
h.p., w omp---SS.0o
z Carrier, $500 BTU per hour,
" hip. -----------9S.0o
z Carrier, portable, 5000 BTU per
I Carrier, portable with side extern
sions, 5000 BTU per hour. $500
z Emerson, 1000 BTU per hour,
lis volt, w amp. 1880
2 Carrier 1000 BTU per hour,
lis volt, w omp.----15S.oo
z G.E., 5000 BTU per hour, us
volt, w amp. -----l5S.oo
z c., $500 BTU per hour, rs
volt, w amp. ---l6S.o0
5 Emerson. 1000 BTU per hour,
lis volt -------158.00
z chrysler 10000 BTU per hour,
! Carrier, RE, 1000 BTU per hour lis is
volt, w amp. -----l6s.oo
3 corrier $500 BTU per hour,
23O volt -----178.00.
I e.E.. 5000 BTU per hour, lis
volt, z amp. ---l78.00
G.E. $500 BTU per hour, |
amp. 1890
z &C. $500 BTU per hour, |
amp. with eosy-mount kit. 1890
Emerson, $500 BTU per hour,
II amp, rs volt --178.oo
! chrysIer 1890 BTU per hour,
" h.p., 23O volt $500
! Carrier, 1900 BTU per hour,
" hip. ------25S.00
W6L-Mojor Appliances,
End Floor. Washington Store,
North BuiIdinq
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
Mems CosuoIs and
Slippers at Savings

co IN O01"FS 0,90
500 to 7.99 H.
lo4 pairs in on odds-ond ENDS os-
sortment including leather ond
eonvos upper models. All ore re-
dueed from our regular stock.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
REMNANTS ON SALE THURSDAY ONLY, $780, AM.

Remnonts-Thursdoy Only
Mems Famous Name
Roincoots Reduced
ss;~s ;s!1; go
so Roineoots at great sovinss in
broken sizes. Labeled for fabric
content.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
Mems Motrix and
AIIen-Edmonds Shoes
1870

Comparable value, N.95
80 pairs Of these famous quality
shoes, oil reduced from our regular
stock. Slip-ons, moeeosin toe and
straight tip styles included.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
Remnonts-Thursdoy Only
Mems All Wool
Topcoots Reduced

s Seiss fs.@ 1890
IS Topeoots, olI-wooI models with
raglan sleeves in broken sizes and
patterns. Only a few, come earIy.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store