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Evening star., 1962-10-05

Point Hollow and off cove
Point.
Until the big rock were found
on The Hill, most of the boats
out of Deale had been fishing
the mouth of the Choptank
where fair catches of mixed
rock and blues were being made
| in the early morning. One
trolled near the Poplar Island
bell buoy and came back with
so rock and blues weighing up
to 2 pounds.
Large perch have been plenti-
full in the South and West
River areas and in Herring
Bay. Quite a few small rock
also are in Herring Bay but
half are throwbacks. Casters
have taken some fair-Sized fish
from the Franklin Manor shore
by casting peeler crab.
Above the Bay Bridge, fish
ermen are getting rockfish
varying from pan size to 9 or
10 pounds by trolling. chum-
ming with clans or casting
Ipeelers over the humps.
Channel Bass Scarce
Off Cape Charles, Va, us
ually hot spot for channel
bass at this season, there seem
to be very few, but an occasion
al fish is being taken by surf
casters along the Virginia is
lands or by boats out Of such
ports as Wachapreague. Cape
Charles reports plenty of
speckled trout, pigfish and spot.
Sea trout are biting readily
on the bars off Wachapreague
along with kingfish and some
blues. The latter also are in
the surf in large numbers.
Chincoteague, Va, port s
one channel bass taken in the
surf on Assateague island along
with numbers of kings, trout
and some bluefish. Up to 300
trout a trip can be caught fish
ing Blackfish Slough some 8
miles offshore.
Sea Bass StilI Biting
Ocean City, Md, also. has a
good run Of trout up to 21a
pounds while sea bass up to 4
pounds are still biting for the
party boat patrons. Inlet cast
erS are getting blues up to 3
pounds. Founder fishing con-
tinues fair.
Indian River Inlet shippers
say blues, bonito and alabacore
are offshore but not biting too
readily.
Bottom fishing is good off
Indian River for sea bass. One
haul of 200 trout was made by
two men just off the inlet but
catches have been poor the last
few days.
Evening star., 1962-10-05

New Britain, Conn, who at 81
is the country's No. l ranking
duckpinner with a fabulous rec
ord that m axes him a tor
charter member of the Duckpir
Hall of Fame.
Up to this morning II en-
tries had been received from
throughout the duckpin world
with 80 places the limit, unless
a shift is added, said Tourna-
ment Director Edythe Wollett,
The action will start al
Wheaton triangle with a shift
at 1890 pm. The bowlers in
| this group will start at Twin
brook at S. The second shift at
Wheaton will go at $3.50 and
start at Twinbrook at 8.
In the way Of Wrong foot"
duckpin bowlers, it is doubtful
if any have surpassed Julie
Singer and the late Whip
Litchfield. 1t was quite be-
fitting when, 10 years ago,
Singer established a tourna-
ment in honor of the memory
of his rival and friend.
The 10th edition is slated
Sunday at Greenway Bowl,
where Julie holds forth as one
of the areas most imaginative
and best liked bowlin g
managers.
- -
Open to men and women, the
Litchfield Memorial Handicap
carries guarantees of $210, $50
and $40, with the winner also
to receive the Arena Sport Shop
Trophy.
Computed from a 1876 scratch,
the four-fifths handicapS are
bountiful. Entries will be ac-
cepted from 2 to 10 pm.
A. L. Ebersole undergoes sur
gerry today at Washington Cen
eral Hospital, one day follow
ing the release from George
town University Hospital of
Ray Cross, his longtime crony
in the Masonic League.
Ray, for many years a Ma
sonic League executive, spent
five weeks in the hospital fol-
lowing a car accident near his
Chantilly CVa0 home in which
he suffered multiple injuries,
including a broken hip. He faces
three months on crutches. Rays
address is Lonely Acres, Route
l, Box 95, ChantilD-
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Skish Tourney
Set for Sunday

The National Capital Cast.
ing Club will sponsor a Distrfct
Skish Championship tourna.
ment starting at 9 am. Sun.
day at the east end Of the Lin.
coin Memorial Rejecting Pool
Skish (skilled fishing) fly dis.
tance will be the first event
followed by spinning distance
bait distance, fly accuracy
spinning accuracy and bait ac-
curacy competition.
Trophies will be awarded ir
each event with the presenta-
ton to take place Immediately
after the tournament.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
PEOPLE
BUSINESS

DIR. Otto r.. ReiScher h a S
been named vice president of
Continental Allied Co., Inc,
Washington economic consult
ing firm.
Thomas w. SandOz, president
of Sandoz, Inc, has been elected
to senior membership in tn e
American Society of Appraisers
Harris Shane, former person
mel in the Labor Department
has been appointed director oi
industrial relations for the
Pullman-Standard Division Of
Pullman, Inc.
Gerald w. Harvey has be
come merchandising represent
ative for the Florida Citru
Commission in Washington.
Franklin r.. OeIschlager o
Cheverly, Md, has been nameC
quality control manager for Al.
legheny Airlines.
Walter E. BOek, former as
SiStant director of the Institute
for Advancement of Medical
Communication in New York
City, has been appointed di-
rector of education and re-
search for English Language
Services, Inc, here.
C. r. lockwood has be e n
n anne d corporate marketing
manager in Washington for
Texas Instruments, Inc.
Cashin Co. of Washington
has been named national pub
lie relations counsel for Fuel
Cell Corp. of st. Louis, Mo.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
MUTUAL FUNDS FIGHT-VI
Funds Declare SEC
Is UnfoirIy Critical

after he bought them, such as
within the first year.
The SEC is considering
changes in the law to prevent
conflict-of-interest abuse of a
common situation in the indus
try, where interlocking boards
of directors can influence the
purchase or sale of a stock,
decide on a high rate of turn
over to provide brokerage COM
missions to a favored or sub
sidiary firm or yield high in
vestment analysis and adviser
fees to persons closely affiliated
with the fund executives them
selves.
All these situations lead to .
charges on the fund operation
that reduce the potential flow
of income to the shareholders. nj
However, a decision in the
Wilmington (Del) Chancery
Court on September IL gave
a real victory to mutual funds
by declaring that the half Of
] / per cent fee on average net
asset values paid annually to
an investment management
firm was reasonable.
The trial counsel for Inves-
!, tors Management Co., which re-
! ceived the fee from one of the
, Hugh Long group of mutual
{ funds, called the ruling 9Th e
most important development in
the mutual fund industry in
the last few years" He said the
decision had completely vim
dicated the induStry's structure.
Scaled Down to O.S5 4
In a United States District
Court decision September Z
Judge Charles E. Wyzanski, jr.
approved a settlement un der
which the advisory fee was
scaled down to .35 per cent
on all assets over 5000 million.
The fund in question. Fidelity
Fund, Inc, has twice that
amount. The ruling locks in
the lower rate for seven years.
The Wharton reports find
ing that stockholder could do
as we'll on the market with an
"unmanaged portfolio" as with
a mutual fund brought sharp
denials from the fund industry
and will undoubtedly be a sub
ject of controversy for a long
time to come.
A lot, apparently, depends on
what index is used for COM
parison.
The controversy over a $50
billion industry does not end
overnight, and the battle over
mutual funds will continue with
intensity as more and more
Federal agencies pay more and
more attention to the opera
ltion of this giant on the fl
nancial horizon. -
Evening star., 1962-10-05
RCA Sales Set Mark
In Home Instruments

NEW YORK, Oct. 5 (AP).-
The Radio Corp. of America
said yesterday nine-month sales
of home instruments reached
a new peak this year and ex-
ceeded total for the like period
of 1861 by 36 per cent.
w. Walter Watts, head Of the
RCA Sales Corp. said color
television sales from January
through September were up 1lO
per cent over 1861. Radio sales
by units rose 48 per cent.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Sportsman
Calendar

SILVER SPRING CHAPTER. IZAAK
WALTON LEAGUE = Sighting-in day
from / to pm. Sunday on club
grounds off Briggs CLANCY road.
PRINCE GEORGES FISH AND GAME
CLUB-Meeting at o'clock tonight
at the clubhouse at Mitchellville, Nd.
Movies and refreshments.
NATIONAL CAPITAL GUN CLUB
Cavaliers fall trap shoot today, to-
morrow and Sunday.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
BOWLING
Classic Test
OF Duckpins
By ROD THOMAS

In its previous So years. the Howard Campbell Classic
first tournament of its kind in duckp has attracted
field of such sparkle will fire Sunday in its 37h running
Campbell its founder, bowler in his day, will be
present Wheaton Triangle Lanes and Fair Lanes Twbro
watch the 5game test with eight at Wheaton and
Evening star., 1962-10-05

IHuuStII.
investment in securities, even on
a brokers' or advisers counsel.
1t says it's enemies, one of whom
it lists as the Securities an d
Exchange Commission, h have
taken unfair advantage of it.
1t argues that mutual funds
have played a role in financial
planning to increase the assets
of items of thousands of our
Nations citizens"
It says that its statesmen are
increasingly better trained and
more responsible.
SEC Cites Growth
The SEC, on the other hand
is disturbed that the rapiC
mushrooming of the industry
has far outstripped its present
abilities to give responsible su-
Rervision and regulation.
It's officials agree that the
funds can and do perform a
service for their investors. And
the Wharton School of Finance
and Commences 600-page re-
port to the SEC and to Con-
gress says that competition
among mutual funds has pro-
vided investors with a wide
range of choice as to fun d
type, loading charge Is sales
commission). etc. 1t has slim
ulated efforts to achieve out
standing investm ment per-
formance. -"
However, the Government and
Congress are concerned over
the sales practices that have
gone on in the mutual fund
industry. Not only has the
SEC held hearing on the sub
ject, and more are in prospect,
but Congress will get into the
act, too. The SEC has begun
to query more than l,500 mu-
tual fund shareholders on their
experiences with their pur-
chases.
Changes Questioned
Another area Of dispute con-
Germs the sales charges, which,
in some cases, can go as high
as half the investment.
Admittedly, for this to hap
pen, the shareholder would
have to unload his shares soon
Evening star., 1962-10-05
BY ALAN EMORY
Mouth Arnarirar1 Newsnaner Ailin

The mutual funds industry
contends that recent govern
mental hearings and a lengthy
report prepared at the Govern
ment's request have given it a
punch below the belt.
The industry maintains 1t
does a better job than random
Evening star., 1962-10-05
BOATING PREVUE OF 1868
FAIR WINDS OR FOUL

LOWER POTOMAC AND CHESAPEAKE Bay
Tomorrow: Fair, winds light and yorioble. Sunday
outlook: Fair, winds voroble. less thon 10 knots
Compiled by United Stotes Weother Bureau.
Evening star., 1962-10-05

Lost of the Series on the Mutuol-Fund
Industry.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Big Perch Plentiful

This is mostly heavy trolling
with wire line and big sinkers
although some schools have
been found on top in Cedar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25

. BOURBON STREET BEAT.
Crime. l Hour. Richard Long. tRepeat)
q THE GALLANT MEN.
Adventure. ! Hour. "Fuy in a Quiet
Village" When a group Of trapped Ger
mans announce they are holding Italian
village children hostage. Capt. Benedict
civilian ReynoIds) must decide whether
to gamble the lives of the children.
q RAWHIDE.
Western. Hour. incident Of the ReIuc-
tant Bridegroom" Yates tcIint EASTWOOD
drinks some doped whiskey and wakes up
the next morning to find himself married
to lovely girl tRuta Lee). Arch johnson
is featured
Evening star., 1962-12-02
Count your hOnnen'aA;ing skills
HoUsskHHpINe

SCORING: Count the number of
checks. If your total is over l6 =
lucky you'll You have superior nat
ural housekeeping ability. If it's
between 8 and l6, yOu have aver
age aptitudes. IL it's less than 8,
chances are your home isn't as
well-run as you and your family
would like il to be.
Evening star., 1962-12-02

membering numbers indicates q
knack for Planning and ScheiuI-
ing. A woman without this knack
usually under or over-estimates
her time. She leaves some Jobs
Observation-Disclosures they takelonger
than she expected; and postpones
easy ones because she thinks they'll
take half a day. She is thwarted in
her attempts to coordinate tasks,
such as getting meals on the table
on time and having the family's
clothing ready for q trip.
4. These measure Manual Dex-
terity. The hOusekeeper with this
skill is handy with dustcloths,
pastry tubes, scissors, securing pads
all the tools of her trade. But
woman who is all thumbs gets egg
shells in the omelet. She has trouble
handling knots, vacuum attach
ments, stuck bottle tops and spot
removers.
d. These indicate a basic Interest
In Things = tangible, physical OBJ
jects. Good housekeepers are
genuinely interested in their furni-
ture, appliances, linens, china -
they enjoy taking care Of them. A
woman who is bored by things treats
Evening star., 1962-12-02

TINS WEEK Msss1l"s I Ioses~bsr q. Iss2
Evening star., 1962-12-02
ANSWERS

.. Parking, puzzles and blueprints
test Space Perception, or visualiz-
ing and estimating space. A house
keeper without this aptitude is
severely handicapped. She can't,
for example, get the hang Of dress
pattern, wastes space in closets,
OverlOads the washing-machine, and
is inept with anything mechanical.
2. Recalling what you see daily
tests Observation, the awareness
Of physical details. A meticulous
housekeeper is sharply Observant.
One who isn't, really doesn't see
much Of the dirt and disorder. And
she wastes precious time hunting up
misplaced things.
.. Oddly enough, the talent for re-
Evening star., 1962-11-11

hdrkT
charcoal beige aasnA6
d hhhq Upe
moda4 4n
Aue1o TO
o. @ hmgn nk AhoMof
Ci A k ed bu lonls
wn uebo
White echuooIo .1OnlS
O lined oorcne ekrhem
ed O2O H
Chanel hUudk hruonw Ohmc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
housewares
SHIRLlNGToN STORE ONLY

9 Cosco Red and Chrome Step Stools.
Comparable to 1926 ---6.99
l3 Cosco Serving Corts, charcoal
ond chrome. Comparable to 1895,
s.ss
7 Cosco Step Stools, red and chrome.
Comparable to 5.95------lo.9s
z Cosco Serving Corts, red and
ebony Comparable to 1859
II Towel Goddess, chrome or bross.
Comparable to l.99-----.8Se
! Medicine Cobinet, Comparable TO
9.99 -------------5.s9
7 RuroI MoiIboxes, turquoise ond
white. Comparable to l2.95---5.95
3 TV Snack TobIe Sets. Comparable
to 1888 -----------------6.SS
9-8" T. FoI. GreoseIess Fry Pons,
Comparable to 500 --------2.99
5-8" 6reoseless Fry Pons. Com
poroble to 4.oo 80
Electric Tooster. Comparable TO
Ito -----------------lO.55
z Volor Electric Can Openers. Com
porobe to 8.88 -------6.49
Westinghouse Dutch Oven. Com
poroble to l4.77---------l2.49
Dominion 4-Slice Tooster. Com
porobIe to 1899 -----9.99
2 Dominion Fry Pans. Comparable
70 wy -------------- -o.SS
z Shetland Vocuums los is, COM
plete). Comparable to 1899, 500
S-Shirlinoton store only
Lower Level
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
cosmetics
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGTON

so Pos. Across Rozor BIodes. Dou-
bIe-edoe pockoee of so, injector
type 40 in pkg. Comparable TO 81
pockooe - ------------ oSe
So Across Hot-Woter Bottles, leok-
proof neck construction. Comparable
to 1884 l.ZS
10 Across EIostic Support Hose.
SIN sizes. Comparable to 500 and
IVY IDLY
II Across Elastic Support Hose.
SILK. Comparable to 500 l.S9
coSMETIcS-Washinot Street Floor;
Langley Park. ShirliHgtoH, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
girls wear
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN

so Girls Cool Crop-Tops, sizes 7
IA. Comparable to l.99----l.5o
so Girls One-Piece Jump-Ins of cool
cotton seersucker. Sizes Tia. Com
parable to 80 ----------l.5o
10 Girls AcriIon Acryic White
Washable ToPpers. Broken sizes.
Comparable to 500 --3.99
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
3 Girls Navy Blue Royon FoiIIe
busters. Sizes 7-l2-l4. Comparable
to 7.99 --,- ---~---2.99
2 Girls White All-Wool coots. Sizes
TOTO H. Comparable to 9.9o, 1873
3 Girls Spring dominated Cotton
Royon-Sik Coots. Sizes 8-l2-l4.
Comparable to 1899 -----7.99
z Girls Lominoted Wool Jockets.
Sizes 7 and s. Comparable to 1899,
7.ss
GIRLS WEAR-Wdshtngton Fourth
Floor, Langley Park, ShirlinDtoH,
Second Floor
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California
SpOrtSWear
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
ShIRLlNGTON


2-piece suits, slocks, skirts, blouses,
Jackets, silks, cottons, seersuckers,
posteIs and bright colcrs. Broken
sizes.
37e Sweaters, Skirts, Blouses. Com
porobIe to 5.e8-8.98 --.--3.s9
SO Stocks, Skirts, BIouses. Compo-
roble to 8.e8-l4.98 -------5.es
l23 Two-Piece Suits. Comparable TO
l4.98-l9.98 ---------lo.99
so Skirts and Jockets. Comparable
to 1893 -------------7.99
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
8 sundresses. Comparable to 1888,
1899
3 sundresses. Comparable to 1898.
1899
Y Two-Piece Dresses Comparable to
S45 --------------- ivy
6 Two-Pieee Dresses. Comparable TO
1928 ---------- 1898
4 Two-Pieee Lounge Sets. Compo-
4 Two Piece Lounge Sets. Compo-
NnbIe to 1898 -------39.9S
MISSES SPoRTSWEAR-Washin
Second Floor; Langley Park and
ShtrltH0toH, First Floor
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juniors SpOrtSWear
'ASHIN6ToN, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGTON

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN
California Resort Wear, cottons,
silks, Docron polyester, worried colors.
100 Shirts. Comparable to 1913 81
l23 BIouses, Skirts. Comparable to
5.98-6.98 ----------z.9 s
81 Sweaters, Skirts, Blouses. Com
porobIe to 6.99-8.9o - 500
IS Skirt Jockets. Comparable to
1923 -----------~6.99
20 Skirt Blouses. Comparable to
1913 -4.99
JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR-Washi
and LdH0lev Park, Second Floor;
Shirlinoton, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGT0N

90 Dresses, mostly brown, sizes g.
10. Comparable to l.98 ---$4
270 Dresses, solids, prints, misses 6
holt sizes. Comp. to ll.o8-l4.98,
$50
POPULAR shinoton and
LanCley Park, Second Floor;
ShirlinotoH, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21

l2-42"x66" Reversible Oval
Broided Rugs. Assorted color. Com
porobIe to l2.o9 6.S4
23-3O"x54" Reversible Oval
Broided Rugs. Assorted coIors. Com
porobIe to 500 -------4.S4
l4-22"x42" Reversible Oval
Broided Rugs. Assorted color. Com
poroble to 4.99 ---------2.S4
l2-20"x32" Reversible Oval
Broided Rugs. Assorted coIors. Com
porobe to 2.9o -----l.S4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
Sub-teen shop
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLlNGTON

IS Young Teens Black Shift Dress.
Broken sizes. Comparable to 500,
3.ss
3 Young Teens White AcryIon Acry-
lie Toppers. Broken sizes. Compare
Bile to 1899 ------3.9e
II Young Teens Navy Blue Dresses.
Broken sizes. Comparable to 8.e9-
1899 5,S9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

! Deluxe Style Emerson easement
Air Conditioner. Comparable to
| Feeders 1000 BTU Air Condi-
TONERS. easement style. Comparable
to 1885 -------Sl43
! General Electric l-H.P. Air Con-
ditioner. Comparable to 2l9.95,
STAB
| ChrysIer Sosh Air Conditioner, L.
900 BTU. Comparable to 1895,
SIT
! Feeders Deluxe Type Sosh Air
Conditioner. Comparable to 22o.o5,
SITS
| Emerson Deluxe Dehumidifier on
Costers. Comparable to 1926, $73
| Westinghouse Dehumidifier on
Costers. Comparable to 1895, $65
3 Aire-Drier Electric Dehumidifiers
Comparable to 1895 ---l2.66
! DeIuxe-StyIe 0orboee Disposal.
Comparable to 1895 --S22
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
Washington, StTth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
sHIRLINeToN STORE ONLY
mems IOng-SIeeVed
dress shirts
mems furnishings
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

40 Mems lono-SIeeved Dress Shirts.
Comparable TO 4.25-S5 81
IS Mems Fine Leather Belts by
famous maker. Comparable to $50,
sSe
us Mems all Silk and Silk Worp
Ties. Stripes, solids. Comparable to
l.50-2.50 --------------69e
100 Mems Tie Toes by fomous mok-
err. Comparable to 2.95----2se
MEMS FURNISHTNGS-Wash
store only, Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
LANGLEY PARK STORE ONLY

RUGS-Wdshinoton store only,
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
Mme~Jk's

dOubIe-WOVen
cotton and nylOn
gloves
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
comparable 40
to 50 e So
Shortie and 4-button lengths, soiled
from handling. White or block.
Broken sizes.
GLoVES-WdshtHgton store only,
Street Floor
famOuS-make
jeWeIry
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
comparable to . for $U*
81 - W
see " eoeh
Vost onoy of beautiful eorrines.
Many styles and colors. Buy for
gifts!
'Price plus IOE Federal tar
COSTUME JEWELRY-
Washington store only Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
handbags
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

6 Summer Baskets, trimmed with
flowers. NIL. Comparable TO ST.
1899
8 Summer Baskets, trimmed with
flowers. NIL. Comparable to Sl3,
800"
10 White Strow Boes with white
pIostic potent trims. Slightly soiled.
Comparable to $l2-------8.99"
'Prices plus 1Oss Federal tax.
HANDBAGS
Washington store only, Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
housewares
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

81 Clean Tint9 Fobric Briohtener for
upholstery. Comparable TO 2.oo, 99e
6 Bross Guest Towel Goddess. Com
poroble to l.oo ------ 99e
5 Fobsproye Woterproofer for fob
RIGS. Comparable to 2.9o --I.4s
6 Wood and Ceronic Planter Stonds.
Comparable to So -----99e
SO Porine Knives, Butcher Knives,
walnut hondles. Speciol ----Sse
II Pkos. &c Conister Vacuum Boys
for Model 1910. Comparable TO
2.e5 --------I.ss
] &c Steon and Dry Iron, os is,
Comparable to 80 ---5.S9
| HomiIton Beech Mixette. Pink.
As is. Comparable TO 49, 7.49
2 Westinghouse Steom Sproy and
Dry Irons. As is. Comparable to
1894 SAT
! Slick Tooster Oven. Comparable
to 800 -----------4.o4
! HomiIton Beech 8-Cup Electric
PercoIotor. Comparable to 1899,
SAG
! Westinghouse ImmersibIe s-Cup
Electric PercoIotor. Comparable to
l7.4o s.79
| Westinghouse Deluxe Floor Pol
isher. As is. Comparable to 1895,
1879
8 Power Tool Kits. Comparable to
1895 ----------l2.99
HoUSEWARES-Wdsht store only,
SiIth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
rugs and carpets
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

l-l2x4.6 Continuous FiIoment Ny
lon Pile Rug, beige. Comparable to
1910 IS
l-l2x4 Continuous Filoment Nylon
Pile Rug, beige. Comparable to
5O.O3 --------------- -
l-l2x2.e Dupont "5ol" Nylon
Pile BroodIoom Rug, butternut. Com
porobIe to 1852 ------$5
l-I5x4.e Acrilon Aerylic Pile
BroodIoom, ooId-coIor tweed. Com
porobIe TO 1850 $50
I-I5x2.6 Plush Wool Pile Brood
loom Rug. frosted honey. Irree, of
1858 49, $40
Isis Continuous Filoment NyIon
Pile Rug, brown. Comparable to
8Z.SZ ------------- SIO
Isis Continuous FiIoment Nylon
Pile Rug, beige. Comparable TO
S2.0S ----------- SIU
I-l2x7 "5ol" Nylon Pile Broad
loom Rug. grey. Comparable to
IZ'OO Wv
l-l5x6.7 Bulk "50l" Nylon Pile
Broodloom Rug, beige. Comparable
to lO9. IS $50
3-8.6xll.6 Hond-Hooked Rugs,
obIone, green or beige. Comparable
to 1896 -----28.S4
7-34"x54" Hand Hooked Rugs,
obIono or oval. Assorted coIors. Com
porobie 70 1893 6.34
I6-22"x44" Hand Hooked Rugs,
obIono or oval. Assorted colors. Com
porobIe to $50 ---------3.84
7--42"x66" Reversible Oval Braided
Rugs. Assorted colors. Comparable
to 1899 ------------6.84
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
Junior dresses
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

Y Spring and Summer Dresses.
Sheoths ond full skirts. Sizes us
in the group. Comparable to .98-
l4.98 '-------------------ST
JUNIOR WORLD OF FASHION
Washington store only, Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21

80 handsome suits in beautiful
shades Of grey = brown-oIive-bIock-
noVy. Docron polyester and wool,
Oocron poIyester and wool and mo-
hair blends. Broken sizes in requ-
lors, shorts, longs. Sove now!
MEMS CLoTHING-WGshingt
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
IO.ITEZX.Ia1xE NIE1:I1I s. orr 4:
Washing ion! "
hosiery and underW
Irregs. OF
81 Special Purchase

24o Cotton Slips, trimmed top and bottom. White.
Sizes 32-40.
24o Royon Trcot Slips, Ioce- trimmed top and bot
ton White pink. Sizes 32-40
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-14

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