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Evening star., 1962-05-03

the quality Of schools must be
improved as well.
He questioned the wisdom
and effectiveness" of the COM
missions recommendation that
Federal educational funds be
withheld, in whole or in part.
from schools practicing segre-
cation.
In another talk. Dean John
H. Fischer of Teachers College.
Columbia University, said he is
disturbed about the growing
pressure to locate schools,
draw district lines and organ
ize curricula in order to
achieve q PREDETERMINED racial
pattern Of enrolment"
"In organizing education,
many considerations are i'm
portant, many characteristics
are relevant, but racial differ
ences in themselves are not,
he declared.
Views Of Negro Teachers
Two speakers presented con-
trasting pictures Of the expert
ence of Negro teachers with the
progress Of integration.
Speaking of the South. Dean
J. B. White of the College of
Education, University Of Flor
ida, foreSaw an unemployment
problem for many Negro teach
ers, principals and supervisors.
He said that while there had
been some effort in a number
of States to integrate the Ne
gro teacher into white facilities,
there was considerable evi-
dence" that many of them
eventually would be unem-
ployed.
But DR.. Houston r. jackson,
assistant superintendent for
staff services of the Baltimore
Evening star., 1962-05-03
BY J. A. OTEARH
Star staff Writer

Republicans and Democrats
joined today in denouncing the
charge by Senator Eastland,
Democrat Of Mississippi. that
the Supreme Court has upheld
the position advocated by the
Communist Party or its sympa-
thizers in q majority Of recent
decisions.
Republican Senators Javits
Of New York and Kuchel OF
California and Assistant DEM
ocratic Leader Humphrey de-
plored the Eastland attack.
Senator JavitS said he will
make a detailed reply later to
Senator Eastland's "box score
in which Senator Eastland
sought to show how many times
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maternity shop
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
daytime dresses

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK
SHIRLINGToN
29o-Women's Dresses, cottons.
royons and cool blends in summer
styles and coIors. Broken sizes.
Comparable value, 6.98 to 8.o8, 81
DAYTIME DRgSSES-WashiRgton,
STd Floor; LdHgIeH Park &
ShtTliHOtoH, 2Hd Floor
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Prince Edward Schools

dren have not gone to school
for three years.
Prince Edward Schools
He expressed the hope that
local and State authorities in
Virginia viii take the initiative
to open the schools Of Prince
Edward County.
He said deSegregation is Q
matter of great concern to the
administration. that the Gov
eminent would continue to
make efforts toward desegre-
CATION and ''in this we feel We
have the support Of the major
.ity of the American people"
The Attorney General noted
that the problem is not lin
ited to the South where 1t Il
obvious, but also is present IL
Northern communities, whert
'it is more subtle, but in om
Judgment more sinister. Thi!
is the first conference attended
by Northern educators.
Northern Segregation
John A. Hannah, chairman
Of the Civil Rights Commission
said developments in New
Rochelle. N. Y, and othel
Northern communities have
awakened interest in "segrega.
ton, Northern style"
Sterling M. McMurrin as
sured the educators that thC
educational problems arisint
from school desegregation anC
racial strains, both North anC
South. were getting the mos
serious attention from the Of
flee of Education, which HI
heads.
He warned, however, tina
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WOmeIR'S handbags
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

25-FFeneh coIf HaNdbess, leather
lined, block or navy. Slightly soiled.
Comparable volue. SIS, s.ess
Supported Tapestry Hsndboss,
light background, bone trim. Com
poroble value, $l9, S.s9S
40-LeotheE Wellets, slightly soiled,
Comparable volue, So, SSe"
6-Beoded Sotin Clutches. slightly
soiIed. Comparable VoIue, 3.99,
9Ses
'Plus 1o% Federal tar
LEATHER GOODS
Washington, Street Floor
Evening star., 1962-05-03


public schools, said desegrega-
ton in Baltimore had been
an advantage to Negro teach
ers in many ways.
Since there was a shortage
of teachers, particularly in the
elementary division, many more
Negro teachers we're able to get
jobs, he said.
He expressed surprise, how
ever at the speed Of requests for
transfers Of many white teach
ers from the desegregated
schools as the number Of Negro
pupils has increased.
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bras and girdIes
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

so BFessieFes, drip-dry cottons. Bro
ken sizes. Comparable voIue $50.
I.S9
80 Junior Penty GiFdIes. Compare
BILE voIue 4.95, 2.5S
~ GiFdIes opd Ponty GiFdIes. AS
sorted styles. S. M, L in the group.
Comparable voIue 3.e5, 2.SS
,IS GiFdles, open mesh elastic. S, N,
l. ComoorobIe volue 500, 3.S7
ls Ponty GiFdles, open mesh elostic.
lono-leo style. S, N. /. Comparable
voIue 6.e5, 3.S7
GIRDLES AND BRASSTERS-
Washington, SFd Floor
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cushions.
upholstery
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

2S0-SompIe SquOres, 24x2T,
handsome textured cotton prints and
solid eoIors. Comparable volue, 6oc.
lse co., 3 for soc
lo-ThFow Pillows, oeetote and cot
ton coverings. Kopok filled. Reou-
larry 3.oo, os is 99e
e-Round Pillows, tufted oeetote
simulated fur, foam filled. Regularly
4.99, os is l.S9
+ThFow Cushions, cotton velvet.
kopok filled. Regularly $40, as is,
2.49
DRAPERTES AND UPHOLSTERY
Washtagto1, 4th Floor
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furniture
WASHINGTON sToRE Only

2-Round Dining Reom TebIes with
Ieof, solid cherry. Comparable volue,
1926, 1895
l-Solid Cherry Chine Top. Com
poroble volue, 1926, 1895
Step Teble, cherry, eontem-
porory design. Comparable volue,
53.95, 26.9S
l--Meple Chest, EorIy Americon,
4-drower model. Comparable voIue,
1895, 34.s5
observation-disclosures. sth Floor
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mems tropical
SlackS
mems suits
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

4z-SummeF- Weight TFopieal Suits,
snort checks and ploids. Some with
z points. Broken sizes. Comparable
volue, 1926 to 5e.95, $500
25-PeTma-creoss ALI Wool GabaF-
dine Suits. Brown, navy, tan, grey.
Broken sizes. Comparable volue,
$50, z7.sS
MEMS SUITS-WoshiHgto1 Street Floor
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Rights Gains Needed ,
Robert Kennedy Says
By MIRIAM GUTENBERG
Star staff Writer

Attorney General Robert Kennedy said today that the
world is watching what America does about civil rights
Addressing the Civil Rights Commissions fourth annual
education conference Attorney General warned that m
country cannot assume world leadership in the fight against
the field of civil rights
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WOmem'S shoe salem
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK.
SHIRLINGToN


i5o-Air Step Dress Shoes, Golf
ard potent leother. Comparable
value, l4.9e, 1890
I5o- Air Step cesuoI Shoes, black,
blue. Comparable value, l.9o,
I5o-Life Stride Dress Shoes, COM
porobIe voIue, S.ee, $50
I50-Life Stride cosueI Shoes,
comparable value, 1899, $50
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
6o-Jentine Imported ltoIien cos-
uoI Shoes. Comparable volue, 6.oe
TO 1000, 81
5o-oomphies cesuoI Shoes, sum-
mer convos styles. Comparable
value, 500. Poir, 2.5S, 2 for IS
woMENs SHOE sALoN--washinOtOn
and Langley Park, End Floor;
ShirliHgtoR, 1st Floor
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appliances
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
6-PeEssbIs Transistor Tops Re-
eorder. Comparable voIue. 1926.
$40
3-AM-FM il-TsensistoS Portfolio
Radlos. Comparable voIue, 1926,
26.77
3--pestsbIe Rsdios, S-tronsistor.
Comparable volue, 24.e5, 1888
6-TsbIs Model RediOs, s. tube.
Comparable value, l4.95. SIS
l-Wessinshouss StsFeo Console.
oak. Comparable value, 1895, $s7
io0-Lsetker csrryins csses for
tronsistor portobIes. Comp 70 ble
volue 3.e5, 4Se
l-WebeoF SteFscphoaie Tope Re-
eosder. Comparable voIue, 2s9. .e5.
1885
APPLIARcEs-wssaingtOn. stA Floor
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Sub-teen shops
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN

24-Sub-Tsens' ToppeEs, woshobIe
oeriIon oeVIic. Sizes 8 to IA. Com
porobIe volue, 1929, 7.S9
I2-Sub- Teens Lemineted co0ss,
comparable volue, SIS, l4.ss
I2-Sub-Tesns' WooI Suits, pIeoted
skirts, broken sizes. Comparable
value, 1879, IS
SHIRLINGToN STORE ONLY
S-Sub- Teens Dresses, cottons and
synthetics. Sizes 8 to Ia. Comporo-
BILE voIue, 1899, 3.99
kANGLEY PARK STORE ONLY
3-Sub-Teens Dresses. sleeveless
silk toffeto. Comparable voIue,
8.ee, 81
Sub Teens Wool coets, spring
styles. Comparable value, SIS,
SUB-TEEN SHoPS-WashiHOtoR
1th Floor; Langley Park and
ShtrliRotoR, End Floor
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Infants wear

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLlNGToN
4S-lnfents' coes Sets for boys or
girls. Assorted styles, eolors. Broken
sizes. Comparable value, 1899 70
1899, $50
INFANTS, WgAR-Washinoton
1th Floor, LaaOlep Park and
ShirltRctoR, 2Rd Floor
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dazzling
savings!
CLEARANCE
Of LAMPS
and SHADES

sHIRLINGToN STORE ONLY
z crystoI TobIe Lomps with silk
shades. Comparable value. 5e.9S.
1898
z BFoss TebIs LempG Column
shoped. Comparable value, 1898.
1898
z Bristol Chine TobIs Lamps. Off
white. Comparable value. 1898.
32.Ss
z White Wrousht-IrOn Lamps. Pro-
VincioI, pull down. Comparable
voIue, 34.eS. 1913
I Ships Wheel" PuII-DowR Lomp.
3 globes. Comparable value, 36.9S.
1898
z coIonioI Bruss Well Pulley Lomps.
Comparable VoIue, 1898. SOS
I COLONEL Well Pulley Lomp. Metal
shode. Comparable value, 1898.
1898
I Bruss Pin-Up Lomp. Colonial style.
Comparable Volue. l4.es. 1923
z cOIOnioI Well Pin-Up Lamps.
Bross. Comparable value, e.e8.
sos
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
. EoFIy AmsFieen Desk Lamp. Bross.
Comparable volue, 22.es. 1899
I WuInut TobIs Lomp. Parchment
shode. Comparable value, 1926.
! TFoditionoI TebIe Lamp. Fruitwood
and bross. Comparable value, 1923.
26.9s
s TraditionaI Bristol Chine end
Bross Lamps. Comparable voIue,
1898. 32.95
z French Provincial condIestiek
TobIe Lamps. Comparable volue,
24.e5. 1895
3 French PrOvineioI TebIe Lamps.
Lavender. Comparable VoIue 1898,
1895
! Floor Lsmp with Marble TebIe.
Cherry finish. Comparable voIue,
6e.eS. 1895
5 Hanging Pole Lsmps with 3 frosted
globes. Comparable value, 1898.
z4.9s
! Tosehiere Floor Lamp. Bross.
Comparable value. 1928. 1898
I SHIPS Wheel" PuII-Down Lamp.
lights. Comparable voIue, 36.o8.
1898
z coIeniaI Well Pulley Lamps with
metol shades. Comparable volue,
1898. 1898
z AIobastev and Walnut TobIe
Lsmps. Contemporary. Comparable
value, 1923. 1898
I Modern WoInut TabIs Lamp.
Comparable voIue. 24,es. 1898
z Bross TsbIe Lomps. Block marble
base. Comparable volue. 1928.
1873
LANGLEY PARK STORE ONLY
z coIonieI Bress and Amber Tabls
Lamps. Comparable volue 1898,
1898
z FIorentine cendIestiek TebIe
1898
! Modern ceremie TebIo Lamp.
Comparable voIue, l7.o5. l2.9S
3 Bristol Chine Boudoir Lamps. z
pink. / blue. Comparable voIue,
1888. 1873
Z cSIeaisI Brass TsbIs Lemps.
Comparable volue. 1893. ll.93
! Bress TebIe Lemp with green
globe. Comparable volue, 1923.
1898
! coIoniaI cFaekle Chine Table
Lamp. Blue and white. Comparable
voIue, 1898. 1888
! coionial Kettle Lamp. Bross and
maple, Comparable volue. 1898.
I Bristol Chine Teble Lomp. White.
Comparable volue, 1898. 32.9S
! orientcI Pole Lemp. Cylinder
shade. Comparable voIue, 1898.
1885
I coIoniel Floor Lsmp. Bross with
milk glass globe. Comparable voIue,
1925. 24.sS
WEousht-lren PFovineiol Ceiling
Pulley Lomps. Comparable volue,
34.9S. 27.9e
coIonial Floor Lamp. Block
wrought iron. Comparable voIue,
34.98. 2e.Ss
LAMPS AND SHADgS-
Washington. Sth Floor; LaH0lev Park,
Ist Floor; ShtTlingtoHs eRd Floor
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popular fashion
SpOrtSWear

WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
3o0-Misses' BIouses, spring and
summer styles and tobrics. Sizes
32-3S. Comparable VoIue 5.9s to
4.oS, I.99
5oo-lAisses' PiR-on Flowers, COM
poroble value, ST., z for 81
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY
PARK, SHIRLlNGToN
3oo-Misses' Cotton Skirts, full
styles, self belt, assorted patterns.
Sizes 8 to 10. Comparable value,
SIS, 2.SS
zoo-Misses' 2-Pe. Sets, skirts with
motchine blouses. Sizes l0-l8.
Comparable value, 1923 to 1898,
5.ss
POPULAR FASHION SPoRTSWEAR-
Washington and Langley Park, End Floor;
ShirlinotoH, 1st Floor
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Pure Orion ocyIic with Jewel, club,
or wing coIIors! White, block, pos
tells! Wonderful to shnuo on of O
cool evening. Sizes 34-4o.
WoMENS SPoRTSWEAR-wcshtn
LangleV Park, end Floor;
Shfrlinoton, Ist Floor
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town & travel shop

WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
3o-kAisses' GIenhaVen Suits in
spring styles. Navy and postel
shodes. Comparable volue $35 to
1898 Y Szs
TOWN AND TRAVEL SHOP
WashtRgtoH, ind Floor N-k
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housewares
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLINGToN
4 G-E conisteF Vacuum Cleaners
with floor washers. Comparable
value, 65.e8. 44.ss
Is Crest" Electric Cen opsnsss. >
specially priced. 5.ss
I7-z-Heoded Golden ster Dust
Mops. Comparable volue. 2.9o. q
I.SS
II AII-Purpose DoIIies for moving
heovy Ioods. Comparable voIue,
7.98. 5.9s
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
= Ice crushers. Comparable voIue,
S.e8. 4.4s
RivoI cGn Openers. Comparable
Volue, 4.99. 2.49
! EuFeks Upright Vseuum Cleaner.
Comparable voIue, 74.95. 5s.S5
Eureka Upright Voeuum Cleaner.
Comparable value, 69.95. 1926
z Chrome finished PGnty cobinefs.
Comparable value, 1913. 7.9s
Ssep-on csn. As is; pink. Comp
oroble value, o9S. 4.s9
Deteeto Vonity Hamper. Maize.
Comparable voIue, 1925. S.99
"TFonquiIeose" FIooF Mets. Com
orobIe volue, 3.99. ,i.9e
Towel BeFs. Chrome finished.
Comparable value, 3.e9. ass
IS "cIean Tint" for Frightening up
holsteY. Comparable voIue, 2.99.
Westinghouse Green House. As is.
Comparable volue, 1888. 7.s8
4 Exec Ssainless-Steel Pot Honsins
Racks. Comparable volue, 4.o5.
| Steel Tool House, e'e"xe'eas4;.
Floor sompIe. Comparable yolue,
Bs:s cebinet. Is" size. As As IS.
Comparable volue, l4.eo. 7.es
Bese Cabinet. ~" size. As is.
Comparable voIue, 1895. 1889
Wardrobe. 68x3ox2o", ton. Asis.
Comparable value, 1899. 1899
HoUsEwAREs-weshingsoa. sta Floor;
Langley PARK and Shtrlin0ton. fst Floor
Exec nO-fat
skillet
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN b
Comparable 990
OalWe, 6.4o
72-modern, no-fot skiIIets, 10"
size, cooted with Du Pont Teflon.
Complete with wooden spotuIo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. eta Floor
LaRglev Park and ShiTltRgtoBs
LoiDsT Lepel
!. Nnen s%;I o.30 E.;da,
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LIS going great guns! Better hurry!
LanSburgh's Great 3-StOre
WAREHOUSE
CLEARANCE

We've moved everything from our warehouse to the
floors! We've toeeed $4,000 worth Of be-nome
appliances, radios, TVS, and stereos way low . so
the whole botch will 90 OF mere $50 600! Some ore
in the original foctoY cortons Some floor sompIes
All ore in top condition but out they go to make
room for new stock! Who soves9 you do! But you'd
best be on hand when the doors open!
ALL MERCHANDISE SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE NO
MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS.
APPLIANCES Washington, 9Th Floor;
Langley Park & ShtrIington, Lower Leuel
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jeweIry

WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
2oo-FamouS Moks JsweIFy, many
beautiful styles and eolors. Com
parable value, 81. - z for 99e"
JEWELRY-WashsRgtoH Street Floor
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rugs

rugs
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
I-lzx4'5 Continuous FiIoment
NyIon Pile Rug, sondoIwood. Com
parable voIue, 58.6l, $40
1-l2x4' Continuous FiIement
Nylon Pile Rug, beige. Comparable
voIue, 5o.o5, $40
I-lsxS' Continuous FiIament
NyIon Pile Rug, beige. Comparable
value, s2.ss, $50
I-l2x6'z continuous Element
NyIen Pile Rug, brown. Comparable
value, sl.7e, $40
I-lSx6'6 cOntinuOus FiIGmens
NyIon Pile Rug, gold. Comparable
value, Io7.76, $50
I-I5x7'4 Du Pont "5oI" NyIon
Pile BroadIoom Rug, beige. Com
porobIe voIue, l2l.59, $50
I-IzxI5' Continuous FiIoment
NyIOn Pile Rug. green. Comparable
value, $l39, $40
l-IzxII'6 Bulk "5oI" NyIon Pile
BroodlOom Russ parchment. Com
parable, l52.53, $50
I-l5x9' Bulk "5oI" NyIon Pile
BroedIOom Rug, green. Comparable
voIue, 1925, $50
RUGS-WGshtnSton, Ith Floor
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and Special Purchases Sale Friday Morning: Sorry
mems spOrtSwear
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

mems spOrtSWear
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
2s-cotton Sport Shirts, fomous
moke, long sleeves. Comparable
value, s.e5, 81
6-coston Knit Leisure SIoeks. Com
parable value, 9.95, 81
I5-Lons SIeeved Sport Shirts,
fomous-moke wool knits. Compor-
obIe value, 8.95, So
I43-White Sport Shirts, fomous-
moke, short-sleeVed cottons. CON-
porobIe value, 2.ee, I.2s
MEMS SPoRTsWEAR-WashinUtOn.
Street Floor
mems faInOuS-make
white shirts
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
COMPARABLE O. %
vGIHe, IS to 595 -
400 lmmeeuloteIy tailored pima
eottons end wosh n weoF cotton
bToodeIoths. Medium spEeod golfers
and eenveEtibls or french cuffs.
MEMS RURNISHlNcs-Wa -Washin0ton,
mems faHmOus-Imake
sport shirts
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
Comparable vaIMe, 81 to IS
3 for BIS
SoIids!' Stripes! Foncy pottens!
Short -sleeved sport shirts come in
reeuIor, ivy or continental styles.
2.5o eoch.
MEMS OFOhIO HEAh-W uSttEVtOHs
LGnpley Park and Shtrltn0ton, 1St Floor
mems furnishings
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
200 Short Sleeve White Shirts. COM
parable value $50, z for S.
MEMS FURNISHINGS
Washington, Street Floor
mems tropical
SlaclkS
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN
3oo-SummeE DeeFon PolyesteV and
Rayon SIoeks. Fomous-moke plain
and pIeoted fronts! Sizes 29 to AZ.
SpeeloIIy priced. S.SS
MEMS SLAcKS-At An 5 Stores
Evening star., 1962-05-03
cookies

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN
Ioo-ButteF Cookies poeked in
one-Ib. reusoble tin. Comparable
volue, l.79, l.34 o. z for ass
CANDY-WashiHctoH Street Floor;
LaHgIeT Park and ShirliHgtoR, 1st Floor
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record accessories
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
S0-Rseord- cIssnins Brushes. Com
poroble voIue, ST., 6se
loo-45 RPM Record Adoptors.
Comparable voIue, z5e, Zoe
Io0-cevers for u" Records. Com
porobIe voIue, 95e, Ale
Ioo-Hi-Fl cIssnins Cloths with
siIieone. Comparable volue, 81, 47e
Io0-Aati-Ssetie Record cIesner
Fluid. Comparable voiue, l,.es. s7e
RECORD AccESsoRIEs--
WashtnctoH, 6th Floor
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WOmen's gloves
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

l0o-Womsn's Woven cotton
Gloves, mostly shortie length, soiled
from hondlino. Broken sizes. Com
porobIe volue, 81, Sse
WoMENS GLovES-WGshington,
Street Floor e
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Cope. home
workshops
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN ~

originally OOO
1926 49,
24-Convenient home workshops.
Pistol grip electric drill with oil ot-
tochments. Sove now!
HOUSEWARES-WdShin Sta Floor
Langley Park and ShiTlinptoH,
LotOeT Leuel
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MmRodk,s
WOTmen'S millinery

WOTmen'S millinery
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN
$50 Women'S Summer Hofs, strows,
flowers, novelties. Breton, pilIbox
and brIm styles. Comparable Volue
8.9o to 1899 ---$3
WoMENS MILLINERY-washias and
Langley Park, 2Hd Floor;
h Shtrltn0toH. Ist Floor
WOHaem's hat bar
WASHINGToR,>LAN PARK,
SHIRLlNGToN
1876 Spring Hots, comparable voIue
2.9e TO 5.99 -----------$l
woMgNs HAT BAR--Washtngton
StfeRt FLOOR: Ldn0ley Park q
ShtrsfHetHo, SHd Floor
maternity shop
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
ll-Maternity Suits, 2-Pe. cotton
knits, prints. Broken sizes. Com
porobIe value, 1923 to l4.e8, IS
l2-AFter 5 Foshions, summer
styles, broken sizes. Comparable
voIue, SIS, SIS
8--All-0eeosion Dresses in assorted
styles, eoIors. Broken sizes. Com
porobIe value, l7.98 to 1923, So
MATERNITY SHOP
Washington, End Floor
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wOImen'S SpOrtSWear
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
save 12 ON
beach hats
Colo California Styles With toIent
for looking beautiful under the sum-
ner sun . and making you pref
tier!
Incompatible value $40
2S-ComporobIe value 6.4s
WoMENS SPoRTSWEAR-
Washington, End Floor
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Iearance! misses

clearance! misses
& Junior spOrtSwear
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN
Lightweight wooIs! Docron poly.
esters! Docron polyesters and cot
tonsl Mix and notch in sizes 8 to
I6, "a to 40, 5 to IS.
50 BIouses, Skirts, comparable
value, 6.e8 to 7.e8 ----3.S9
I74 Skirts, Sweaters, comparable
value, S.99 to l.9S 1900 $50
80 Skirts, comparable value, 1898
TO 1893 S.9S
81 Suits, comparable Volue, 1913
to 1923 l4.SS
MISSES AND JUNIOR SPoRTSwEAR-
Washington 4 LdH9leg Park,
End Floor; ShtTltR0toR, 1st Floor
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dren have not gone to school
for three years.
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MISSES AND JUNIOR SPoRTSwEAR-
Washington 4 Langley Park,
2Hd Floor; ShiTliR0ton. 1st Floor
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misses bulky
orion cardigamS

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK.
SHIRLINGT0N
comparable OalHeS OS0
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popular fashion
dresses

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLlNGroN
2oo-Missss', Women Dresses. in
sheath or FuIl-skirted styles. Cot
ton blends and pure silks. Compor-
obIe value, l.98 to 1898, 100
iSo-Misses', Women's Dresses,
prints, solids in lots of styles. Com
ponoble volue, llNs, $50
Ii0-Misses, Women's Dresses,
voriety Of summer styles, fobrics.
Reduced from stock, reg. l4.o8, Sll
POPULAR FASHION DRESSES
Washington and Langley Park,
End Floor; Shtrltn0ton, 1st Floor
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Warren Defended

Senator Humphrey called
Chief Justice Warren a schol-
arly man who is dedicated to
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WOmen's hat bar

2.ee to 500 -----------$l
WoMgNs HAT BAR--WashingtOH,
StfeRt FLOOR: LANGLEY Park q
ShiriinotHo, End Floor
Navajo times., 1962-09-05
Spectators Get
To Eat, TOOH!

Three special contests are being
added this year to the Fry Bread
Contest sponsored by the Hayden
F lour Mills and the Navajo Tribe
at the Annual Navajo ribal f air al
Window Rock, September 6-9, 1862.
4 special contest for Navajo men
and boys viii be held on Friday,
for Navajo women over 90 years
Of age on Saturday: and for Navajo
girls under 20 years of age on
Sunday. Each Of these contests Will
be held at I 90 pm.
First prizes tor the special
contests will be transistor radios.
Other prizes viii pc OF display At
the fry bread ranada. All entr ants
Will receive a 25-pound sack Of
flour and an apron.
In the special contests the en-
trants will be judged On skll-nor
speed. cleanliness in food handling,
safety, and appearance and taste
OF the final product are standards
that will be used. The bread pre-
pared during the contest Will be
served 10 the persons who have
been watching. Navajo people who
wish TO enter the special contests
can register al the fry ranada III
advance Of cooking times.
The regular fry bread contests
for Navajo women WILDE held at
10 am. and 4 p. n. each day. The
preliminary contests will De on
Friday and Saturday and Sunday
morning, the finals on Sunday
afternoon. First and second place
winners in the preliminary con-
tests Wn participate in the finals.
Registration for these contests
viii begin Thur rsday afternoon and
continue until places are filled.
Since there are ten cooking places.
women should register as early as
possible TO be sure to have a place.
MIR. Howard Mckinley, Fl. De
fiance, viii be the announcer Of this
year s contests. Lilly Richards. Fl.
Defiance. Will be in charge Of
registration. Mrs. Barbara Nc
Donald. public health nurritionist.
Window Rock. serves as coordin-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01
Rear Admiral Miller, 55,
San Diego Air Commander

ed the Army Defense Service
Medal, the National Defense
Service Medal, and the Korean
Service Medal.
In 1850, as a captain, he was
sent to help form the staff of
the naval air commander in
Tokyo, and served during the
Korean War as assistant chief
of staff for Plans and Opera
tions.
He was appointed a rear ad-
miral in August, 1858, and went
to San Diego in 1861.
Admiral Miller was married
in Chevy Chase, Md, in 1884 to
the former Dorothy Darrow
Graham of Chevy Chase, who
survives him in San Diego. He
also leaves a son, Frank Miller,
jr., 9, with his mother.
He was a member of the
Chevy Chase Country Club and
of the Army and Navy Country
Club.