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Navajo times., 1962-12-20
Indian Post
To Wesley

A former San Carlos Apache
tribal chairman has been named
trib al development officer in
Nevada.
Clarence Wesley, 40, an Ari-
zona leader and cattleman, began
his duties with the Bureau of
Indian Affairs agency office at
Stewart. New, on Dec. 10.
Harry L. Stevens, sist ant
area director of the Phoenix area
Bureau of Indian Affairs office,
said Wesley will help Superintend-
ent Dale Baldwin with tribal opera
tions and economic development of
Indian tribes in Nevada.
Wesley had been a member of
the Arizona State Fair Committee
and Commis ssion of Indian Affairs
and was chairman of the San Carlos
Tribe every term except one since
1871
Navajo times., 1962-12-20

Not since "Spartacus" has the
jut-jawed star appeared to such
effect, the many facets of his full
dim ensioned Characterization
stamping him anew as one of film
lands most formidable talents.
Audience identific alton is in
stant aneous in the powerful adven-
ture drama, in which Douglas,
adamantly remaining an Individual
in world which demands confor-
nifty. pits himself against the
constraints of the jet age.
In keeping with the strength of
his portrayal are the mount ainous
settings against which the story
unfolds, the cameras capturing the
aWesome majesty of the rugged,
tWo-mile high Sandia peaks near
Albuquerque, New Mexico, center
of location filming.
1t comes as no surprise to learn
that at the producing helm OF
Lonely Are The Brave" was the
same film maker who so success
fully guided "Spartacus," Edward
Lewis.
Here is a film which not only
has a different idea, but is unique
from start to finish. Douglas, witt
one arm behind his back, fighting
a one armed man to make a bar
room brawl even, Douglas breaking
out of Jail when he discovers the
friend he broke in for does not
want to escape, Douglas shooting
down helicopter chasing him in
rugged mount tain country by firing
on the tail rotor, are only few
thrills awaiting audiences in this
production
Choice of captivating Gena Row.
Iands--(wife of film director John
Cassavetes )--for leading lady was
truly inspired. She is seen as Jerri,
an artist, and judging from her
arresting performance, breath
taking in its subtle nuances and
sure insight, she is destined for
Navajo times., 1962-12-20
Termination Denial Schedule

Announcement came from The
New Mexico Health Dept. that a
Children's dental clinic will be
opened Jan. 8 at Pennington
DR.. Walter D. Atkins, director
of the departments dental health
division. said children from in
digent families of the county would
be given service at the clinic. 1t
will be located in the county health
department.
Navajo times., 1962-12-20
I'm ogine Moving
Every Night

One night the dazzling Zogi TV
Thrin-Orama with all its fast
moving routines is playing in our
auditorium. The next night it may
be more than 300 miles away, re-
peating the same performance on
different stage.
Yes, every day is moving day
for the Zogi Stage Revue. c. A.
Frank. business manager, empha-
sizes that "All the work IS not on
the STAGE. This is actually an
understatement. The on-stage pro-
fessional polish of more than
quarter century experience over
shadows the mechanics of setting
up and tearing down a show.
According to Frank, the process
of setting up, playing, packing and
moving Production of this size is
an intricate job. An organization
of many skills and talents is re-
quired.
At show time, the curtain goes
up and the show goes on with
smoothneSs and polish and with
such apparent ease that the audi
ence is never aware of the hours of
prepar alton and the back stage
work that continues until the final
curtain.
Back stage. if one we're per
Of
activity as dozens of crates,
trunks and cases are unloaded.
There are drapes to hang, lights
to install and adjust, costumes to
unpack, illusions to assemble, Ger
tain props to buy locally ia
thousand and one little details must
have attention. Not one can be over
looked if the show is to 60 on
Despite the variations of stages
from town TO town, scenery, show
props and illusions must look as if
they had been picked up bodily and
set down on the new stage without
so much as a hair out of place.
Some featured acts to be pre-
sented when the Zogi TV Revue
appears here under the sponsor
ship of Navajo Tribe on Saturday
morning of Dec. p at 10 a. m. at
Navajo Civic Auditorium are the
Chinese Flower Garden, the SIS
900 Houdini Trunk. The Hindu
Sack, Miss Frank and her act,
other TV acts, plus a $4,000
Road Show.
Navajo times., 1962-12-20

The San Juan County Pilot Club
will sponsor and support the clinic
and the San Juan Dental Assn
will furnish clinicians.
First grade age children will be
treated during the first year. then
each succeeding year another
group of first grade children will
be served while children from the
preceding year will get continued
dental maintenance.
Navajo times., 1962-12-20
Virgil |. Yazzie
AIerfed In Crisis

Among the Air Force personnel
serving on alert duty in support of
the President actions in the
Cuban crisis is, Staff Sergeant
Virgil L. Yazzie. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy YazZie, WinsloW, Ari-
ZOna.
Sergeant Yazzie is a supply
specialist. He has been in state
of readiness with his unit since the
initial alert order was given.
Navajo times., 1962-12-20
Kirk Douglas Scores Smash
In Most Provocative MoUie
Outdoor Adventure WAN

Give dynamic Kirk Douglas role into which he can
sink his teeth and the dazzles the senses with
the impact of his portrayal.
Such is the celluloid salvo scored in Universal IS
Lonely Are The Brave which opened in coruscating
brilliance at the Navajo Civic Center, Window Rock
Arizona
Navajo times., 1962-12-20

Roads UnSurfaced
Washington - The United States
has more than 3,5OO,O 900 miles of
roads, IL percent in urban areas.
Almost 900, 600 miles are unsur-
faced.
Navajo times., 1962-12-20

Lovely golden-blonde Cena Row.
ands cO-stars with Kirk DOugla.
in Lonely Are the Brave" modern
adventure drama. The Joel produc,
Aion is Universal international re.
lease.
Coming to Navajo Center Jan. 3.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Beoux
Arts Ball
Tomorrow

Water colors and oil paint
ings of Washington artist
William F. Walter will be
shown tomorrow at the an
nual Beaux Arts Ball given
by The Cotillion Club at the
Belle Haven Country Club.
Guests are invited for the
exhibit and for dancing to
Devron's music following the
dinner and business meeting
of the couples club. accord
ing to Judge and Mrs. John
P. Strauss of Alexandria,
charimen of the event.
Plans for the traditional
Azalea Tea next month and
other summer and winter
social events will be pre-
sented by Mr.. and Mrs. John
L. Harvey Of Arlington,
presidents.
A report Of the nominat-
ing committee will be given
by Mr.. and Mrs. John Frank
lin Armstrong Of Arlington.
Each Spring an outStand-
ing artist from the Wash
ington area is invited to show
paintings. A former news
paper artist and sports
writer, Mr.. Walter was born
in Washington. He is a
former president and member
of the Landscape Club of
Washington. and belongs to
the Society of Washington
Artists, the Arts Club and
the American Art League.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Diplomats
To Dance
At Ball

The fifth annual ball Of
the American Friends Of
Ghana will be held May 5 in
the Hotel Statler Hilton, with
the Ambassador OF Ghana
and Mrs. W. NJ. @. Hahn act
ing as patron and patroness-
In addition to black tie,
national dress will add a rain
bow Of colors to the scene
The event is expected to- at
tract many chiefs Of the
African and other missions.
State Department officials
and outstanding members Of
residential Washington.
Since its founding, the or
ganization has awarded two
scholarships each year to stu
dents in Ghana'S Universities
of Kumasi and Accra and
will continue the tradition
in 1862.
Miss Ruth Sykes, first vice
president, is in charge Of ar
rangements for the dance.
She is being assisted by Of
ficers Of the group, including:
Mrs. Mae H. Skinner, Mrs.
Corinne Brown, Mrs. Barbara
Bartels, Miss Lucille Bum
parus, Mrs. Lille Mae Wise
man, Mr.. Clarence Beck, Miss
Della Martin. DR.. A. Garland
Smyer and Mrs. Marion H.
Jackson. DR.. Willis z. DAN
derlin Of this city is president
Of the organization.
Evening star., 1962-04-26

The third annual horse
show will be held Saturday.
May 5, at Sans Souci, the
River Road home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George DeFranceaux,
for students of Stone Ridge
Country Day School.
The event is intended to be
one which the whole family,
from grandparents to small
youngsters, can attend. Chill
dren from five to eighteen
will put their horses and
ponies through some fancy
PAGES.
There will be eighteen
classes in which young
equeStriennes will demon
strate their horSemanShip,
including novice and junior
hunters, beginners and in
termediate equitation, and
open jumping.
There will be prizes for
first in class and four cham
pionShip awards.
The only admission fee for
spectators will be 81 for park
ing a car within the Sans
Souci grounds. Light refresh
ments and lunch will be
available.
Proceeds of the show will
benefit the Teachers College
in Uganda, a project Just re-
Gently assigned to the Order
Of the Sacred Heart, and
will also enable the purchase
Of additional gym equipment
for the Country Day School
in Bethesda.
Dianne DeFranceaux and
Maria Antonia Cavanagh are
Evening star., 1962-04-26
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT
WRINKLES
by Marie Dovons

New York:-Chemical science
has found a white substance
made with quicksilver that works
wonders on wrinkled, roughened
face and hands. Use it one time
and 1t is entirely possible you
will see improvement next morn
ing. In a few days dry-skin
wrinkles start to vanish. Many
Of the small ones around the
eyes and mouth have already dis
appeared. But that Is not ALL!
"Old-Age" (weatheredD brown
spots on hands and arms-brown
age" darkness on surface Of face
and neck fades awayl Rich oils
lubricate. pores so blackheads
can slip out without squeezing.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
ConVocution Set

Outstanding women stu
dents Of the University Of
Maryland are being honored
at a convocation tonight at
the university's Reckord Ar
mory on the campus.
Miss Nancy Hanschman,
CHS news correspondent Is
the speaker. At the program,
sponsored by the Associated
Women Students organiza-
ton and Diadem, the junior
women's honor society, goods
from the sophomore, junior
and senior classes will be
recognized for demic
achievement, extra curricular
activities and leadership
qualities.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Caroline May Attend
Miss Porter's School

FARMIN NGTON, Conn,
April 26 (AP).-Four-year-
old Caroline Kennedy has
her educational future partly
mapped out for her.
Hollis French, headmaster
Of the fashionable Miss Por-
ter's School here, said last
night an application for ad-
mission has been submitted
in behalf of the Presidents
daughter.
Caroline's mother is an
alumna of Miss Porter's,
which accepts girls between
the ages of IA and 18. The
First Lady entered at the age
Of IS after attending finish
ing schools in Washington,
D. c., and New York City.
Mr.. French emphasized that
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Screening Party

An invited group of Off
cials and legislators attended
a screening at 8 pm. last
evening of "Birdman Of Al
catraz," starring Burt Lam
caster.
Following the screening at
the Georgetown Theater,
guests met Mr.. Lancaster at
a private supper party at
Billy Martins Carriage
House.
Evening star., 1962-04-26

Surface pimples and blemishes
and scars. outwardly caused, dry
up or become less noticeableI But
don't take my word for it. Make
a 6-day test without risking one
penny. Just get a jar Of Pea
cocks Imperial Creme at Drug
Fair. Use this thrilling cream for
6 days-and If you are not de-
lighted with results, full price
will be refunded. No questions
asked. Peacock's Imperial Creme
can work wonders for wrinkles.
lines, brown spots and other
weathered blemishes. You may
obtain Imperial Creme at DRUG
FAIR. Clip this out.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
lingerie
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

I6-Batiste Gowns, wosh-ond-weor
cotton, fitted style, pastel pink and
blue. Broken sizes. Comparable
value Sc, l.99
lo-NyIon Trieot Paiomos, white
tops with posteI trousers, comparable
value S., 2.e9
9-Nylon Trieot Shift Gowns, pastel
pink, blue or yellow Broken sizes
Comparable value 81, 2.s9
75-TaiIored Royon Slips by O
famous manufacturer! Navy and
pink, broken sizes. Comparable
voIue 81, ST
LINGERIE-Wdshinoton Srd Floor
Evening star., 1962-04-26
save R to M ON
cotton knit I
S0DaFateS
misses dresses
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRllNSTON

9o-Dresses in various styles &
fobrics for afternoon ond evening
weor. Sizes 8 to 20. Comparable
value, 2298-$45, SIS
IS Dresses in luxurious fobrics,
styles for street and ofternoon wear.
8 to 20. Comparable value, 1888
$35, sis
80 Dresses in exciting styles, lots Of
new fobrics! Sizes 10 to 20. Com
porobIe value, l7.e8-22.98, Sl2
MISSES DRESSES-Washinoton and
Udnolev Park, end Floor: Shirlinpton,
Ist Floor
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Annual Breakfast

st. Marks Sodality of Col
lege Park will hold its sec
ond annual communion
breakfast at $50 am. next
Sunday at DeMatha High
School.
Miss Patricia McGerr, au-
thor Of the novel, Martha,
Martha" will be the speaker.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Stone Ridge Students
Planning Horse Show

chairmen Of the student COM
mittee. Senior advisers are
Mrs. Benjamin J. Mundell,
Mrs. Ralph Williams, -1rs.
George DeFranceaux and
Mrs. Stephen ]. Mccormick.
The first event will begin
promptly at 8 am. and the
last class Is expected to fin
ish at about 6 pm. In case
of rain the event will be held
the following day, May 6.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Navy Sponsors Group
Sets Annual Meetinq

Members of the Society of
Navy Sponsors will gather
here Sunday for their annual
meeting, to open with a 4
O'Clock service at the Ma
tional Cathedral that after
noon.
The Board Of Trustees will
meet Tuesday afternoon at
the Shoreham Hotel and the
annual business meetings will
be held at the hotel Wednes-
day and Thursday mornings.
Mrs. Armand M. Morgan,
president Of the society, will
Evening star., 1962-04-26

Caroline's application by no
means assures her admission.
He said it was filed more
than q year ago.
People sort Of think it's
fun to get their daughters
names down." Mr.. French
said. 1T doesn't mean. how
ever. that they'll go to the
school, Just that theyn be
considered at the proper age.
"Caroline's on a list with
hundreds Of other names.
She still has to meet our
scholastic qualifications"
Evening star., 1962-04-26

give a tea at historic Tingey
House Of the U. s. Naval
Weapons Plant Wednesday
afternoon.
The final event will be a
luncheon at 1 pm. Thursday
in the Shoreham Blue Room.
Rear Admiral Ignatius j.
Gallantin, director Of Special
Projects in the Office Of the
Secretary Of the Navy, will
speak on the Polaris Project
weapons system, and Mrs.
Fred Korth, wife Of the Sec
retary Of the Navy. will be
an honor guest.
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Mrs. Shouse
Is Hostess

Mrs. Jouett Shouse enter
tanned at a tea yesterday for
committee members Of Ma
tional Music Week and the
International Jazz Festival.
The 3 pm. party took place
at the hostess residence.
Music Week will take place
May 6 to II with a luncheon
planned for the 7th at the
Willard Hotel. The Jazz FeS-
tival will be staged May 81
through June 3.
Evening star., 1962-04-26

WOmen'S shoe salon
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLlNGToN
sale of famous Air Step
and Life Stride dress
and casual shoes
3o0-Air Step Dress Shoes, Golf
and potent Ieother, high or medium
heels, comparable VoIue 1899 6
l4.99, 1890
l5o-Air Step cosuoI Shoes, black
blue, comparable value II 80, $50
3oo-Life Stride Dress Shoes, COM
porobIe value 1899, $50
l5o-Life Stride cosuoI Shoes,
comparable value 500 to 1899,
500
WoMENS SHOE SALoN-Washinoton
and Langley Park. End Floor;
ShirliH0ton, 1st Floor
Evening star., 1962-04-26
boys shops
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

l6-Boys' Sports Vests, broken
sizes, comparable voIue 2.99, soc
l8-Boys' Summer Cops, compor-
oble voIue, l.50 soc
2o-Boys' Lined Joekets, size l6,
comparable value 3.99, 2.99
22-Boys' Lons-SIeeve Sport Shirts,
cotton, sizes l8 ond 20, comparable
value 80, soc
4o-Boys' BonIon Shirts, long
sleeVed styles in textured nyIon,
broken sizes. Comparable Volue
4.oo, 81
BOYS SHoPS-WGshinoton, Ih Floor
Evening star., 1962-04-26
draperies,
upholstery
WASHINGTON STORE Only

$50 yds.-Dropey Prints. Docron
polyester and cotton sheers, compo-
robIe value 80 and 2.3e yd.,
3Se yd.
20 prs.-cotton Botists Tier Cur
toins, comparable value 500 pr,
l.S9 pv.
4o-VoIonees, cotton and ocetote,
comparable value so co., Zoe
Io-Throw Pillows, as is, eomporo-
obIe voIue 3.99, l.9s
Io-ThFow Pillows, os is, eomporo-
Bile value 4.o9, 2.49
Cotton Velvet Throw Cushions,
os Is, comparable value, 2.ss
I-Simuleted Fur Floor Cushion,
comparable value 1929, os is, 4.ss
DRAPERiES AND UPHoLSTERY-
Washington, 18th Floor
Evening star., 1962-04-26
WOmen's gloves
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

IS prs. Double Woven Cotton 6
NyloR Gloves, oil short lengths,
broken sizes, some counter soiIed.
White, black, beige. Comparable
voIue, 81, e9e
WOMEN'S GLOVES
Washington, Street Floor
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Infants furniture
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLlNGToN
l9-Beby Walkers, coIIopsibIe style,
blue only. Comparable value, 4.9e,
ST
@PoEtobIe Cribs, screened, for in
door or outdoor use. ColIopsibIe.
Comparable value, 24.95, $l2
6-cribs, double drop sides, odjust-
obIe springs, teethino rails! Com
porobIe value, 34.e5, z2.ss
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
2-5-Drcwer MopIe Chests, floor
samples, comparable value $50 and
$54, 27.SS
Youth Beds, one white, one
mopIe finish, floor samples, compor-
obIe value $3.50, z2.SS
INFANTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
4th Floor; Ldn0lev Park and
ShiTltnotoT, End Floor
Evening star., 1962-04-26
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
daytime dresses

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLlNST0N
49o-Doytims Dresses, cottons,
royons, blends! PosteIs and dark
city-tones, sizes 10 to 20 and l412
to 22H. Comparable value 500 to
1923, 81
DAYTIME Observation-Disclosures
STd Floor: Langley Park, end Floor;
Shirlinpton, 1st Floor
Evening star., 1962-04-26
mems clothing

WASutNStVN SIONe ONku
47-GoboTdins Suits, oil wool, vori-
Gus shades Of grey, brown, blue, ton.
Broken sizes. Comparable VoIue,
$50, 27.S8
l2-Men's Summer TropieoI Suits,
checks, ploids, plains, assortment Of
sizes. Comparable value $50 to
5o.o5, 27.s9
MEMS SpoFt coots, summer
weights in checks ond ploids, oil
snoll sizes. Comparable value
1895, 9.99
25-Men's Trousers, assorted coIors
in summer fobrics. Mostly small
sizes in the group. Comparable
value 500 to 1899, 2.o9
MEMS CLoTHING-Washingt
Street Floor
Evening star., 1962-04-26
maternity shop
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

ll-2-Pieee Cotton Knit Suits,
moternity styles, prints. Broken
sizes. Comparable value 1923, IS
l2-After-5 Moternity Dresses,
broken sizes, escorted styles. Com
porobIe value SIS, SIS
8-Moternity Dresses for every oc-
cosion, assorted styles ond fobrics,
broken sizes. Comparable value,
1913 6 1898, So
25-Moternity PIayweoE, bIouses,
skirts, pedol-pushers and sIocks,
broken sizes. Comparable voIue
3.98 to 6.98, 81
MATERNITY SHOP
Washington. end Floor
Evening star., 1962-04-26
jeWeIry
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

300 pieces Costume JeweIry, many
eolors and styles, beods, eorrines,
neekloces, brocelets, pinsl Compor-
able value 81, z for 99e"
'plus 10q6 Federal tar
JEWELRY-Washir0ton. Street Floor
Evening star., 1962-04-26
tot girls cotton
cardigan jackets
WARRINGTON STORE ONLY
girls shops

WASHINGTON 8 SHIRLINGToN
STORE ONLY
lo-GirIs' Suits, royon checks,
broken sizes, comparable value
1899, 4.99
l2-GirI's Dresses, eottons and
synthetics, broken sizes 7 to IA.
Comparable voIue 1899, 4.99
II Girls AeriIon Toppers, washable
white ocryIie, broken sizes. Conpor-
able value l4.oe, 4.s9
LANGLEY PARK STORE ONLY
5-White orsondy Dresses, cotton
broken sizes, comparable value
1899, 4.99
lo-orIon sIipons. oeyIie sweaters.
broken sizes, comparable value
3.ee, 81
4-Dressy NyIon Dresses. eomporo-
Bile value 1899, 4.99
GIRLS SHoPS-Washinoton, 4th Floor;
Langley Park and Shirlinotor. 1st Floor
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Infants wear
LANGLEY PARK ONLY

75-cotton cFowIeFs, snop crotch
style for boys or girls. Comparable
VoIue, l.e9, 81
54-WotsTproof Points, ruffIes for
girls, fly-front for boys. Comparable
value l.99, z for 81
76-SIeep-ond-PIoy Sets, 3-pieee,
cool cotton eyeIet knit. Small only.
Comparable Value, l.eo, ST
INFANTS wEAR-LanOlsv Park,
2nd Floor
Evening star., 1962-04-26
misses Orion
cardiganS
Junior SpOrtSWear
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

lo-wooI BIozers in q wide ossort-
ment Of eoIors, good size ronee.
Comparable value, 1893, $40
JUNIOR SPoRTSWEAR-
Washington, End Floor
Evening star., 1962-04-26

WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
I-l2x5'6 AiI-WooI Pile BroodIoom
Rug, beige, irreeuIor. Comparable
value $7e. $40
l-I2x6 Loop Cotton Pile Broad
loom Rug, champagne. Comparable
value 1850, $40
I-Izxe Loop Cotton Pile Rug,
green. Comparable value 5e.4o, $40
I-I2x6's AII-WooI Pile Rug,
green. Comparable volue 53ol, SIS
I-I2x4'l1 Continuous FiIament
Nyion Pile Rug, white. Irregular Of
1910 quoIity. SIS
l-I2x5 AeryIie Pile Rug, mer-
ringue. lrreeulor Of 66.37 quoIity,
Sis
l-llx7 AeyIie Pile Rug, beige
tweed. Comparable value IS. l3, $40
1-l2x7 Continuous FiIoment NyIon
Pile Rug. Beige and brown tweed.
Irregular Of o2.89 quality, $40
I-12x6'6 AeyIie Pile Rug, mer-
rineue. Irregular Of 86-27 quality,
$50
i-I5x5'9 Continuous Filoment
NyIon Pile Rug, brown. IreeuIor Of
o5.32 quoIity, $50
1-l2x7'5 Continuous FiIoment
NyIon Pile Rug, beige. Comparable
value o2.83, $50
l-l5x7'4 Dupont sol NyIon Pile
Rug, aqua. Comparable value
III 50, $40
RUGS-Wdshfnoton, Lth Floor
Evening star., 1962-04-26
wool skirts for
juniors

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLlNGToN
Sheoths, flares or pIeots! Bosie solid
eolors, O few checks! Sizes 7 to IS.
42-Comporoble value 6.o8, 4.99
36-Comporobe value 8.98, 6.ss
z3-ComporobIe value 1913, S.ss
JUNIOR SPoRTSWEAR-Washi
and Langley Park. End Floor:
Shfrltnoton, Ist Floor
Evening star., 1962-04-26

mattress or box
springs
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
.$24 each
Only 25-twin and double size
discontinued covers and floor sam-
pies.
BEDS AND MATTRESsES-
Washington, 5th Floor
Evening star., 1962-04-26
mems furnishings

. WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
3oo-Men's Hose, eottons, blends,
nyIons, brood assortment Of colors
and styles, oil sizes! Comparable
value 79c, now 3 prs. 81
n-Robes, imported royons from
England! Comparable value 1895,
5.ss
MEMS FURNISHINGS
1st Floor at An s Stores
Evening star., 1962-04-26
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
notions

nOtlOmS
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLlNGT0N
5S-chrome Towel Poles, adjust
oble, Dor and 2 rings, comparable
value 800, 81
5o-2-Pieee Car Mot Set, contour
style, l0O9o viseose royon pile,
comparable voIue 2.99, l.29
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
l4-Shoe-Toiners, green pIostie,
holds 9 poirs of shoes. Comparable
value 3.oo, l.ss
NOTIONS-WdShinoton, Street Floor;
Ldnolev Park and Shirlinoton. 1st Floor
Evening star., 1962-04-26
SHIRLIkGToN STORE ONLY
fur.trimmed
cashmere sweaters

Misses sweoters Of kitten-soft GOSH
mere, lace and chiffon Innings, with
dyed or noturol mink or fox collars!
White, beige or black, 36 TO AZ.
WoMEN'S SPoRTSWEAR-
ShtrlinotoH, 1st Floor
Evening star., 1962-04-26

WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
record sale of the
great Gloria Lynne
. Just 100 in group
2ss each = f''4%
The following olbuHs:
This Little Boy Of Mine . He
Needs Ne Day In end Day Out
. I'm GIod There 10 You Try q
Little Tenderness Miss Gioria
Lynne
RECORD SHoP-wGshtnSton. sth Floor
Evening star., 1962-04-26

In some instances intermediate reductions
have been taken from the first marked price
Evening star., 1962-04-26
Suh.teen shops

sub-teen shops
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLlNGToN
l2-Denim coots, dominated, COM
poroble value SIS, l4.S9
LANGLEY PARK ONLY
4-Sub-Teen Dresses, cottons and
syntheties. Comparable voIue 1899,
s.ss
SUB-TEEN SHoPS-Washtngton,
9TH Floor; Langley Park and
Shirlinoton, Ist Floor