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The Adak sun., 1962-05-21

F'hA MEMOR1 The Fleet Reserve ASSOC ia ti or ices at the breakwa ter aboard t Day, Wednesday, 30 May 1869. I go to the breakwa ter where serv Branch 169 of Adak has lost Shi pnates Vernon Haydon, AE1, a all members of the Branch and All who intend to attend are re 365 or 367 prior to 1900 Monday prepared for the Commanding Off conse nted to take the group to
Evening star., 1962-08-23

tics and Space Administration
clings to the Saturn nomencla-
ture for everything bigger thar
the current series of weapon
derived booster rockets. 1t is as
if General Motors were to des-
ignate everything bigger thar
a Chevrolet by the trade name
Cadillac.
The Saturn on which Mr.
Kennedy is relying to leap-froe
the Russians does not yet exist
A design effort is under way
at the Marshall Space Flight
Center in Huntsville, Ala, and
the Boeing Co. has been select
ed as eventual fabricator.
Popular Confusion On Saturns
Many persons confuse this
Saturn with the Saturn C-l
Super-booSter, which already
exists and which has flown
twice in successful Sub-orbital
tests. While both rockets are
much bigger than anything
in common use they are two
distinctly different breeds OF
birds.
The existing Saturn C-1 can
hardly be expected to wrest
leadership from the Russians,
even though it will develop
power nearly double that
Of the boosters being used
currently in Soviet manned
Evening star., 1962-08-23

The three-man Apollo capsules
to be carried by these boosters
will be unoccupied.
If all goes well, this should
complete the "man-rating" Of
the Saturn system. And the
first three-man orbital flight
(Apollo-A-D might come late
in 1864.
Even this three-year hiatus
does not fully measure the
space gap acknowledged yester-
day by Mr.. Kennedy. If-as his
words seem to indicate-he
was indeed relying on Saturn
.C-5, at least another year will
pass before men will fly in this
rs million pound power
house.
Thus, it will be 1866 or pos
sibly 1867 before this country's
first clear chance to wrest
space supremacy from Russia
will come.
Evening star., 1962-08-23
-INTERPRETIVE REPORT
President Sees Space Lag
Continuing for Some Years

are going to be behind for 6
while. But I believe that before
the end of this decade is out
the United States will be
ahead.
But we just might as well
realize that it is going to take
us quite a while to catch ur
with a very advanced program
which the SovietS are directing
and there is no indication the
SovietS are going to quit :"
We are trying to over
take them, and 1 think by the
end of the decade we will, but
We are in for some further
periods when we are going to be
behind. Anybody who attempts
to suggest that we are not be-
hind misleads the American
people"
Indication of Saturn C-5
Mr.. Kennedy's statement
that by the end of the decade
the United States will overtake
Russia seems to indicate that
the Presidents reliance is be-
ing placed on the Saturn C-5
Super-super-booSter, and on
nothing intermediate.
Up to now. most hopeful talk
has centered on the Saturn"
booster rocket, without dis
elimination as to what kind of
Saturn. The National Aeronau-
Evening star., 1962-08-23

flights. The reason is that or
bital manned flight using Sat.
urn C-1 is about three years
off, given even the best OF
breaks. 1t is expected Russia
will be unveiling something Of
this size or greater by then.
The Booster Outlook
The situation with respect tc
American space boosters big.
ger than Atlas. the $50, ,0O0-
FOUNDER used in Project Mer.
curry. rests on these rockets:
Atlas-Centaur-A version O.
the Mercury booster using 9
high-energy hydrogen fueledl
upper stage. has beer
thoroughly Disappointing 81
far. 1t failed in its only flight
test to date. and maddenins
delays forced NASA to aban.
don hope for its use in the
1862 VenuS-shot program and tc
strip the Venus payloads al.
most to the vanishing point
so another Atlas version, tht
Agena-B, could carry them.
Titan ii - This is only
slightly bigger than the Atlas
and will be used in Project
Gemini in 1964-65 to orbit two
men at a time and to practice
rendezvous missions. 1t does
not exist today in launch-ve-
hicle form, and there have
been only a few test flights
in its weapon configuration
Titan II will not fly as a man.
ned Gemini launch vehicle un-
til a total of 81 test shots have
been made.
Titan III-The Martin-Mar-
ietta Corp. developer of Titan
III, was selected only Monday
as prime contractor for this
vehicle, which will be used for
the Dyna-Soar spaceplane and
other payloadS of the order OF
10 tons. Essentially it will be
a solid-rocket-assisted Titan
Evening star., 1962-08-23

II. 1t probably will not be fly
ing with men aboard before
1865.
Saturn CT - The biggest
rocket reduced to hardware so
far. this eventually will devel-
op is million pounds of
thrust. be capable Of orbiting
payloads up to about IS tons,
and of sending substantial in
strument packages to the
moon. 1t will not be used as
a manned moon-rocket, which
is a popular misconception
nurtured by the Saturn no.
menclatur.
C-l first flew last October
and again in April. The tests
were successful as far as they
went. but they were less than
100 miles up. and fewer than
200 miles downrange. The next
two Saturns, also for sub
orbital flights, are scheduled to
go in October and next jan
uary. These will be numbered
SAB and SA-4.
The fifth test Saturn, ticket
ed for late spring of 1868,
will be of slightly different
configuration and will develop
the full is million pounds of
thrust instead of 1.3 million
as in the first four.
First Live I'd Stage
SA-5 will be the first to fly
with a live" second stage, all
previous ones involving tests
Of the booster rocket only.
Appolo re-entry tests - in
volving the return to earth Of
unnamed operational space
craft-will be undertaken in
Sub-orbital flights of SAT- and
SA-8 in the fall of 1868 and
early 1864, according to pres
ent plans. The first orbital
Saturn flights will be made by
SA-9 and SA-10. probably in
the. summer and fall of 1864.
Evening star., 1962-08-23
L Deaths Listed
In War Games

TAMPA, Fla, Aug. % (AP)
The Swift Strike II" mass
maneuverS held for two weeks
in North and South Carolina
resulted In the deaths Of IL
servicemen, said Gen. Paul D.
Adams, commander Of Strike
Command, q new combat force.
Gen. Adams said the number
Of fatalities was small consider
ing 10000 men were involved.
Strike Command said four
men died as a result of being
struck by vehicles; three
drowned; one was killed in a
jeep accident; two died in a
helicopter crash and one in a
Jet crash. and one died Of a
heart attack.
Evening star., 1962-08-23
BY WILLIAM HINES
Star Science Writer

President Kennedy's CON-
ment that I'VE are behind" III
the space race is by far the
most fortnight statement or
the situation to come out OF
official Washington to date.
Mr.. Kennedy did more than
merely emphasize the obvious
that in the existing space race
the United States is presently
No. 2. He also made clear that
this trailing position is not
one this country will soon be
able to quit.
Warns of Self -DeluSiOn
But possibly most important
of all was his exhortation to
the American people at his
press conference yesterday to
stop deluding themSelves-or
stop being deluded:
1--WE are second to the Soviet
Union in long-range boosters.
have said from the begin
ming we started late. We have
been behind. 1t is a tremendous
job to build a booster of the
size that the Soviet Union is
talking about, and also have
it much larger size, which we
are presently engaged in the
Saturn program.
so We are behind, and we
Evening star., 1962-08-23
linens
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

"~SshsNNSNSEN ShSNS StNsb
45 "Heort's Delight" Both Sheets,
fine quality cotton terry, beautiful
prints. Comp. to 5.e9------I.4S
8 "Heort's Delight" Print Cotton
Both Rugs. Comp. to 3.99---l.se
Is Linen s-Pe. Mot Sets. Comp. to
o'1o IsSS
l23 Woven Scottish Linen Ploce
Mots. Comp. to ACE each 4 for 81
3 Cotton Terry TobIe Cloths, 54x9o
with big rooster prints. Comp. to
1873 -------------------Z.99
7 Cotton Terry TobIe Cloths, 54x54
with big rooster prints. Comp. to
$40 ----------- I.4S
lib Fine Quality WoshcIoths,
brown only. Comp. to 39e----loe
50 Fine Cotton Terry Foee Towels,
prints. Comp. to 10 u for 81
2l5 Cotton Terry Foce Towels,
solid eolors, stripes or prints. Comp.
to 59c -----3 for 81
LENENS-WGshineton. Third Floor;
Evening star., 1962-08-23
draperieS and
upholstery
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

WARRINGTON STORE ONLY
20 Cotton Checked Print VoIonces,
voried coIors. Comp. to 80, 4se ca.
Sc Yds. Solid Color Royon. Docron
polyester ond cotton dropeY fob
RIGS. 48" wide. Comp. to l.79 and
I'|I w. 1900 -3Se Yo.
&c Decorative Print PoneIs, royon
ocetote and cotton, 49" wide, III"
long. Comp. to 7.99 ond 9.9e,
Sss co.
6 Glider Cushion Sets, multicolor
print or green stripe, cotton filled,
6-pc. Comp. to 1899 and 1879,
s.o9 set
z VinN Floral MuIti-Print Cotton
Filled Choir Cushion Sets. Comp. TO
S.o9 and 6.99 1.So SET
DRAPERIES AND UPHOLSTERY-
Washington, Fourth Floor;
Langley Park, LoOer Level:
Shtrltnoton, Second Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23
rugs and carpets
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

Pecon Colored l2xll Bulk "5o1"
Nylon Pile BroodIoom Rug. Comp.
to 1887 ---------$S8
Honey Beige l2xl2.3 Continuous
FiIoment NyIon Pile Rug. Comp. to
l62.4S --------- SSs
! Antique White 1895 Twist
Nylon Pile sroodIoom Rug. Comp.
to l73.34 34---------$Ss
Eorth Beige l5xll Continuous
FiIorent NyIon Pile Rug. Comp. to
crystoI Rose l5xl2 Bulk "5oI"
Nylon Pile BroodIoom Rug. Comp.
] Grey i7xi4.6 oiS Dupont "5oiS
Nylon Pile BroodIoom Rug. Comp.
to 1928 ----------$ss
Parchment l2xl7 Bulk "5ol"
Nylon Pile BroodIoom Rug. Comp.
f0 ! T1a;s4 seios "so4S i5xi6.io Bulk "sof2
NyIon Pile BroodIoom Rug. Comp.
to 1896 ---$l49
! Beige l2xl7,5 Mohowk 6rosvenor
All-Wool Pile Rug. Comp. to
IS 20x32" Reversible Oval Broid
Rugs, Noried coIors. Comparable to
2.99 ---l.99
l3 27x4S" Reversible Oval Broided
Rugs, Voried eoIors. Comparable to
5.SS --------------------Z.S9
RUGS AND CARPETS
Washington, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23
teIeViSiOn
floor samples
w e-Anr 49,,

RCA Victor Color TeIevision,
beautiful American woInut, 1895
! RCA Victor Color TeIevision
hordboord cobinet -S466
] Westinghouse %" TV, in VOL
nut ---------SlsS
] Three-woy Combination TV,
rodlo and stero o------S233
] RCA Victor Big %" N- -S277
! RCA Victor Big le" N, with
remote control -------SIs7
! RCA Victor l9" Portable TV,
sis7
] Fomous-moke Il" N Console,
Siss
] Toble Model 2l" N--Ss8
l-23" Tobh Model TV, in mo
nO9oTv -------- -SlS8
] RCA Victor De Luxe TobIe TV,
$1aI
VISION-Wasbinofo0 S,-,b Fla.
Evening star., 1962-08-23
maternity wear
SHRnN IkIe~AkH

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
40 Maternity PIoysuits, shorts and
sleeveless bIouses. Cotton prints,
plods. Sizes 8-l6. Comparable to
O.7o -------
100 Maternity Shorts, solid cottons
in Voried coIors. Sizes 8-l6. Comp.
to 3.98 1873
MATERNITY SHOP-Wdshinoton and
Langley Park, Second Floor;
Shirlinpton, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23
cIOSe-Out all 1862
tape recorders

! RCA VICTOR Quick-Lood Cor
fridge Recorder SIT
! Webcor Royoite Stereofonic
Tope Recorder -SI37
Telectro De Luxe Stereo Tope
Recorder Sl66
! Recordio De Luxe Two-Speed
NeCoIoeI SSS
J Telectro 3-Speoker Blend Sound
System, Stero Recorder ---S233
RADIOS AND PHoNoGRAPHS-
Washington, SiIth Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23
mems hats
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

80 Fomous- -mokers Strows in our
final cleoronce for summer. Com
poroble to 5.ee-7.95 ---l.ss
NEN'S HATS-Washinston. Street Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23
housewares
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

8 Room DiViders, antique white.
Adjustable height. Comp. to 7.9e,
4.ss
q "CIeon Tint" Fobric Condition.
ers. Comparable to l.e8--25e
] 6-E Rotisserie BroiIer, "os is"
Comparable to 59.e7 -----3e.s7
! Sc Electric Kettle, os is. Com
parable to 500 4A9
2 Westinghouse Con Openers, as is.
Comparable to l6.9o -7e9
z Sunbeom Mixers, os is. Comp. TO
l4.oe - 100
] Sunbeam Dry Iron, os is. Comp.
70 9.99 ------ --4.49
z Hamilton Beech Porto Voc"
os is. Comparable to 1895 -i4.ss
! Sunbeam Electric MuIti-cookers,
comp. to 2l.9o 10 90
] Universal Soup PercoIotor
comp. to l2.9o - 500
HoUSEWARES-WashinOton, Strth F1oo,
Evening star., 1962-08-23
open stock
BOOntOnWarec

WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

282 pieces OF terrific sovinos!
s. Cups, comparable to ST loe
J 40 Soucers, comparable to ST., Zoe
lO2 Plotes, comparable to 3.o5, 25e
5 Plotters, comparable to 6.o5, 35e
HOUSEWARES
Washington Store Only, Sirth Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23
mems shoes
LANGLEY PARK ONLY

100 Pr. Mems Cotton Corduroy
House Slippers. Com. to 3.99, ls9
NEWS SHOP
Langley Park, Street FLOOR
Evening star., 1962-08-23
hosiery
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

100 pr. FuII-Foshioned and Seom-
less Stockings. Slightly snoeoed
from hondlino. Broken sizes. Comp.
to Sl-l.95 ---5oe Or.
HOSIERY
Washington Store Only, Street Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23
cosmetics
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN

IS Metal TroveI Mirrors, for shov-
ing or mokeup. Comparable to
$50 - 49e
48 Glamour CoIoones, imported
from France. Comparable to $50,
4se"
48 Across Hair Tonic or Creme
Hair Dressing. Comparable to ST,
l9e%
sPlus 10es Federal tag
COSMETICS-Wdshin Street Floor:
Langley Park and Shirlin0ton, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23
tots and tOddIerS'
wear

WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
10 Boys and GirIs' Cotton Shorts
and Knit Shirts. Broken sizes. Com
porobIe to l.29----------25e
20 Cotton Hopsockino Skirts and
Jumpers, sizes 3-6. Comparable to
4.9o-7.9o -S1 81
Evening star., 1962-08-23
handbags
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

10 White Leather RombIer Boos
with pockets and Upper comport-
ments. Comparable to $3.50"
8 White Leather Rambler Boos,
smaller sizes. Comparable to S6,
3.ss"
6 PIostic ReptiIe-look Boos In bone
ond red with pIostie potent trim.
Comparable to 50 ----5.sss
20 White Plastic 6ogs, oIso Topestry
Boos with bone trim. Double ond
single hand styles. Comp. to S5
2.s9s
'PIus 1e% Federal tar.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Street Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23
mems sport shirts
3 for SS

lono-sleeved style. voried types,
coIors. Stock up now!
NEWS SPoRTSWEAR-
WaSht1oton, Street Floor:
Langley Park. ShirliR0ton, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23
mems furnishings
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

40 T-Shirts, Shorts. WoIIets, Ties.
Comp. to l.5o-S5 --Sl 81
70 Lone-Sleeved PoIomos, Cotton,
Cotton Flannel. Comp. to 3.ee-$5,
ass
MgN'S FURNISHINGS
Washington Store Only, Street Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23

WOmen'S summer
dresses
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
50-comPdrabLe to S.
1923 cd
PosteI and Dork Summer Dresses.
Sizes l4h-22h in group.
WOMENS DRESSES
Washington Store Only. Second Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23
popular fashion
dresses

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN
400 Dresses in eosy-core fobrics,
mony Styles tobrics, coIors. Misses
ond holt sizes. Comparable to
1913 $50
400 Summer Dresses in ottroctive
eosy-core fobrics. Misses and hoIf
sizes. Comparable to 80 $50
200 Dresses from our regular stock.
For oil occasions. Misses and holt
sizes. Comparable to l4.9S--Sll
POPULAR FASHIONS DRESSES
WASHINGTON and Langley Park,
Second Floor; ShirItH0toR, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23
mems clothing

mems sport shirts
LANGLEY PARK ONLY
100 comparable 7 80
to SIS
Short-sleeved eotton-knit shirts.
the golfers dream bargain! Voried
styles, coIors.
MEMS SPORTSWEAR-
LdHGLep Park Only, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23

. spur SAHHEU IS
LANGLEY PARK ONLY
20 comparable ST.
to I.69 to 2.69 w
Long and short sIeeved STYLES,
voried styles, eoIors. Shop soiIed,
but reoI value!
MEMS SPoRTSWEAR-
Langley Park Only, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23
ale Lansburgh Friday MOrnng Sorry Phone orders
girls dresses
LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLINGToN

girls dresses
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN
l8O specially OS9
purchased! Cd
Girls book to- school dresses in
ecSy-core cotton. Ploids, solids,
prints. Sizes TIA. Fine Velue!
GIRLS WEAR
Washington, Fourth Floor:
Langley Park ShirliR0toH, Second Floor
boys clothing
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLIN6ToN
4o5 Boys Short-sleeved Sport
Shirts, entire stock sizes. Com
parable to 3.oo -A-2.S9
46o Boys Short -SIeeved Sport Shirts,
entire stock sizes s-ls. Com
poroble to 2.eo --I.s9
800 Boys Swim Trunks and Beech
Points. Sizes s to ls irf group. Com
poroble TO 80 and 2.Se- Z for So
BOYS CLOTHING
Washineton. Fourth Floor;
Langley Park, Shirlin0toH, FiTst Floor
mems sport shirts
WASHINGTON AND sHIRLINGToN
200 comparable OS0
to 5.95-6.05 -
Long and short sleeved sport shirts,
by fomous-moker. CeIifornio styI-
ing. SoVe now!
NEWS SPoRTSWEAR-
WGshtngton. Street Floor;
ShirliRgton, FirIt Floor
mems sport shirts
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLlNGToN
900 comparable = 60
to s4-5.95 -
3 for SIS
lona-sleeved style, varied types,
coIors. Stock up now!
NEWS SPoRTSWEAR-
WdShtnoton, Street Floor:
Langley Park. ShirliHoton, First Floor
mems clothing
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
so Fomous Lonsbrook Doeron Poly
ester and Wool Tropical Suits.
Comp. to $5o-$55-----S2S
40 Fomous Lonsbrook 2-Pont
Tropicol Suits. Docron poIyester and
wool. Comp. to 5e.95------zo.9S
SO Fomous Lonsbrook 2-Pont FolI-
Weight Suits. All wool. Como. to
o9.95 ----------3s.95
s Fomous Lonsbrook AII-WooI
Topcoots. Broken sizes. Comp. to
59.S5-79.95 -59.s5
Evening star., 1962-08-23
misses dresses
WASHINGTON. LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN

SHIRLINGToN
100 Misses Dresses in prints, solids.
Sheoth and full skirt styles, many
luxury fobrics. Sizes $40. Com
porobIe to l4.98-l7.98---S9
IS Misses Dresses, voried styles,
fobrics, coIors. Sizes $40. Com
parable to l7.9S-lo.o8-SlI
MISSES Observation-Disclosures and
Langley Park, Second Floor;
ShtTliHotoH, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGTON

$50 Tot Boys Cotton Beech Pants,
sturdy cotton deck or beach pants,
with rope belt. Comparable to ! 80,
Sse
100 Tot and ToddIers' Sunsuits.
Broken sizes. Comparable to l.3e-
~
TOTS AND ToDDLERS' SHOP
Evening star., 1962-08-23
500 record albums
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
81 each
5 for 4.79

MUSIC Mon Duke Ellington
West Side Story Ferronte g
Teicher
sound OF Music Jose MeIis
NY toir lody PeorI BoiIey
Comelot ErroI Corner
Never on Sunday Rudy VoIIee
King and ! Lionel Hompton
OkIohomo Vincent Lopez
Exodus Dukes Of Dixie
land
CornivoI Rosetto Thorpe
RECORD SHOP
Washington, SiIth Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23
dacrOn screen prints
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
$50 ydS. comparable to 2.69 yd.
99c yd.

Docron polyester semi sheer screen
prints in lovely, decorative designs,
colorines. As" wide. Sove Ito vd !
DRAPERIES AND UPHOLSTERY
Washington, Fourth Floor:
Evening star., 1962-08-23

TOTS AND TODDLERS' SHOP
WASHINGTON, Fourth Floor:
Langley Park, Shirlinoton, Second Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23
4 for 81

0old-Color Chains, Beods. Vost
amount Of eorinos in posteI coIors.
Snop up for gifts! -----2se~ each
'PluS IO% Federal tdS
COSTUME JEWELRY-
Washington, Street Floor;
Evening star., 1962-08-23
WASHINGTON, LANGLN PARK,
SHlRLINE0M

300 Misses two-piece BIoUse nnI
Jomoico Shorts sets. Sleeveless
bIouses, matching lined Jomoico
shorts. Sizes 8-l4. Comparable to
0.So --------- .99
400 Misses Shift Dresses in block,
blue, white, beige. Sizes 1918.
in group. Comparable to 3.9o, l.9e
POPULAR FASHIONS SPoRTSWEAR-
Washington, Street Floor:
Langley Park, ShirlinOton, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23
WOmen'S shoes
WASHINGTON SToPE only

ZOO pr. fomous moker's dress and
cosuoI shoes. sondols. Comp. to
8.99-l4.e9 ----$5 pr.
l40 pr. famous moker's dress pot
ents. Comp. TO l2.99-l4.99, $50
WOMENS SHOES-Washinpton and
Langley Park, Second Floor;
ShiTlinotoH, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23
mems hose
WASHINGTON AND
LANGLEY PARK

524 pr. comp0r- O0c -,
able to 1851 OO r
Worried styles, patterns. Terrific
soVinoS, now!
MEMS FURNISHINGS
Washington and Langley Park,
First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23

Richard Hudnut
home permanents
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
S comparable A0c*
to $50 4'
Kits conplete-to give yourself, the
girls in your family lovely permo-
nent right at home.
sPluS I06 Federal tds
Evening star., 1962-08-23

In some instances intermediate
reductions have been taken from
the first marked price
Evening star., 1962-08-23

Girls bock-to-schooI dresses in
ecsy-core cotton. Ploids, solids,
prints. Sizes TIA. Fine value!
GIRLS WEAR
Washington, Fourth Floor:
Langley Park, ShiTliHotoH, Second Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23
clearance
cotton daytime
misses cotton
SeerSucker suits

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLlNGToN
10 100 ,.ss comparable g
ChonneI-type jackets, sheath skirts.
Browns, blues, striped with white.
Sizes 1915.
MISSES SPoRTSWEAR-Washinpton,
Second Floor; Langley Park,
ShtrliH0ton, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23
LANGLEY PARK ONLY

300 Sleeveless BIouses and Jomoico
Shorts. Many styles, potterns. Misses
sizes l0-16, 32-36. Comp. to
2.98-4.99 -SI
Evening star., 1962-08-23
popular fashions
SpOrtSWear
LANGLEY PARK 6
SHIRLINGToN ONLY

ESQ Swimsuits, final clearance Of
entire stock. Cottons, Iostex and
knits. Solids, prints. Sizes 32-38.
Comp. to o.98 to 1913 500
Evening star., 1962-08-23
dOubEe.WOVen
gloves

dOubIe-WOVen
gloves
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
IS pr. comparable
to 81
99e p.
DoubIe-Woven Cotton and NyIon
Shorties counter soiled. Broken
sizes. White, block, beige. Excel
lent voIue!
Washington Store ONLY. Street Floor
stationery
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
3 Two-drower Desks los isl. Comp.
to 1898 ----S.SS
2 Four-drower Desks los isl.
Comp. to 1898 ---I2.ss
4 Desks los isl. Comp. to 1899,
sos
STATIONERY
Washington, Street Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-23

plastic storage bags
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN
s'ss 80 comparable t" 3ss
Full-Lenoth PIostic Boys with sepo-
rote compartment for skirts, sweat
ers, bIouses.
NOTTONS-Washtnoton Street Floor:
Langley Park, First Floor:
ShiTliHotoH, Second Floor
Milford chronicle., 1962-12-07

from 20 European countries after
a Today boat trip. The famous
river, they judged, can now be
used for only two things, shipping
and the transportation of refuse to
the sea.
EXHAUST from the 2.250 tons
of fuel the moon rocket Nova will
burn could have these effects on
our atmosphere, according to the
Institute of Aerospace Sciences:
"a A change in the altitude char
.acteristics of sunlight absorption.
(2) Increased emission of natural
infrared radiation. CD Changes in
atmosphere temperature and COM
position. (4) Modification of the
ionosphere. 60 Changes in atmos-
pheric light phenomena. (6) In
creased electron density surround
ing bodies re-entering earth's at
mosphere.
THE FUROR over alleged sky
larking by u. S. airline pilots
during flight has caused this sign
to be posted in many cockpits:
Fly now, play later"
Milford chronicle., 1962-12-07
Anglo-French Moch-2
Airliner Is Planned

A FRENCH-BRITISH "Con-
corde" jet airliner capable of twice
the speed of sound may threaten
the U. S. hold on the jet market
by 1870 if joint plans by the two
countries come to fruition. French
and British aviation companies,
subsidized by their governments
up to 1870 million, plan to develop
a thin delta-wing craft that will
whisk 80 passengers from London
to New York in less than three
hours. The U. S. is, concerned, but
aviation people here remain in
terested only in developing Mach
3 $1,000 m.p.h9 plane, callin g
Mach 2 a strictly "short-term an
swer."
FINDING NEEDLES in hay
stacks is child's play compared
with isolating the minute traces of
impurity that must be eliminated
in producing ultrapure hydrogen
gas in Chemetron plant in Dallas,
Texas. A chromatographic analy-
ger that is sensitive to / to parts
per million of each possible i'm
purity is used. The hydrogen IS
used in manufacturing and re
search activities for transistors
and other Space Age products. /. !.
A GASOLINE ADDITIVE h s
been developed to eliminate smog
components from auto exhaust
The chemical compound re ct Is
with unburned hydrocarbons to
produce carbon dioxide and water,
eliminating carbon monoxide, a
major part of smOg.
THE DEATH. RATE is higher
than the birth rate in some rural
areas of the U. S., areas that are
extreme examples of the results of
the general exodus from farm to
city, reports the U. S. Department
of Agriculture. Sixty per cent of
2,400 primarily rural counties in
1850 lost population in the ensu-
ing decade and only 1870 absorbed
natural population increases and
attracted migrants as well. /.
THE RHINE RIVER has been pro-
nounced zone Of the dirtiest in the
world" by 40 pollution experts