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Evening star., 1962-12-27

spent Christmas at Woburn Abb
bey in England with the Duke
and Duchess of Bedford and,
betimes, dated the Duchess's
daughter. Catherine Milinair.
George enjoys the aristocracy-
and the publicity.
Young singer Fabian--He will
be 20 on February 6-signed
with Pat BOOne's Cooga Mooga
recording company. He is one
Of the few to have his acting
option picked up by Daryl
Zanuck at Goth Century Fox
Most Of the players who we're
under contract were dropped
when options time arrived.
Debbie Reynolds was never
poor in the way that MariIyn
Monroe was. but she is de-
termined to be the richest lady
in Hollywood nonetheless. So,
Debbie is going on the road to
sell her movie my Six Loves" "
in which she has a healthy per-
centage Of the profits.
Paul Newman and JOanne
Woodward had hoped they
would get a free trip to Paris
for their picture, "a New Kind
Of Love-" but Producer Mel
ShavelsOn is hoping to prove
that this movie can be made
Evening star., 1962-12-27
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEmAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD NANA-
This town is poorer because OF
Dick POwell's grave illness.
first met Dick at Warner
Brothers in 1896. He was a lead
ing song-and-dance man in
those days. Now, as one OF the
owners Of the Four Star Com
pany. Dick is a very rich man.
I can honestly say that in the
26 years ! have known him,
Dick has not changed from the
charming, helpful person he
was at the beginning Of his
career here except to become
nicer In every department.
! had never thought of Greg
ory Peck as q partying man,
but he Just gave an interview
to a London reporter In which
he lamented the lack of en-
tertaining In Hollywood today
and shed a nostalgia tear for
the parties Of yore, such as
those tossed by ErrOl Flynn and
Humphrey BOgart. I guess none
OF us realized then that we
were living in the era Of the
last Of the big-time Hollywood
characters.
HA
Jill s, John, separated from
Lance ReventlOw, was offered
$500 to do q beauty CONNER
cial for TV. Reminded that 1t
would be good publicity for
her. this frank jill said, "I'm
more interested in the good
money!" George Hamilton
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Over 100000 housewives
throughout America

throughout NneTICO
requested HeIoise's
booklet on rug and corpet care
within q short six weeks!
Women oil over the country
listen-with good reoson-
when HeIoise talks to home
makers in her Sunday column
"Hints From HeIoise"
which-in Woshineton-oppeors
in the color comic section of
The Stor
Heloise, the trusted friend
Of millions Of busy housewives
discovers time-ond-money
sowing shortcuts, takes the
drud9ey out Of housework.
Evening star., 1962-12-27
DINING OUT
At the SkyIine's
Elegant Pinnacle

Capitol Hill is again blessed
The Hill area can boast OF
far too few good restaurants,
so when a worthwhile new
conner arrives it can only meet
with a glad-hand reception.
On top Of that, the spot we
refer to now - the Pinnacle
Restaurant at the spanking
new Skyline Inn, a hotel-motel
complex on South Capitol street
S.E.-is open for business and
ready for arrival Of the new
Congress. That is no small
point. Much Of the business at
Hill dining-out spots (both
lunch and dinner) is credited
to the legislators, their office
personnel, constituents, and
lobbyists holding expense ac-
counts.
The Pinnacle Is right UP their
alley. Just three blocks south
of the Hill on the edge Of the
redevelopment area, the Pin
nacle is swank enough to i'm
press the legislator and his
friends yet reasonable enough
in price to keep both coming
back.
Ultra modern in design and
decor, 1t (not Incidentally
also serves excellently prepared
food.
The Pinnacle, part of the
Skyline building (also ultra
modern) is at ground level
overlooking a beautifully land
patio and when the
weather permits an outdoor
swimming pool. A portion of
the patio again when the
weather permits) will be de-
voted to dancing.
Highlights Of the decor in
clude a 9-foot abstract indoor
fountain, sandstone and glass
walls. chandeliers made Of Ital-
ian glass. and a variety Of
sculpture works.
The Pinnacle Is the under
Of Ernest Goodman, a
gentleman remembered as for
mer owner of the famed Envoy
Restaurant in New York. Here,
Mr.. Goodman offers the diner
q menu Of considerable variety:
Prime filet mignon, $3.50;
broiled Sirloin steak, $3.50;
whole 2-pound broiled Maine
lobster, $3.50; roast prime ribs
Of beef au jus, $5.25; broiled
double spring lamb chops, $4.95;
a special club sirloin steak,
$4.75; Long Island duckling,
$3.50; Hawaiian teriyaki (filet
mignon interlaced with mush-
Evening star., 1962-12-27
At Long Lost
New Years Eve
. BY HARRY MACARTHUR

Trio playing for dancing in the
twist room, Jay White playing
jazz piano in the Escapade
Room, other piano music In the
lounge and In the main dining
room. No cover, no minimum
and no reservations after the
dinner hour.
BayOu-Joe Rinaldi's Foggy
Bottom Six plays Dixieland
with added entertainment by
the Gaslight Trio and the
Bayou Bellies. SO per person
cover charge.
Casino ROyal-Reopened for
New Years eve only, with q
floor show headed by Julie Glib
son. $40 per person cover
charge.
JunkanOO - The regular Ca
ribbean entertainment and
menu will be featured. So per
person cover charge.
Lincoln Inn Joyce Carr
sings and the $5 per person COW
er includes ham and eggs for
breakfast.
MayflOwer H0tel-The Presi-
Dental Room will have its reg
ular entertainment - dance
music by Eric Correa's orches-
ira plus between-sets piano by
Joy Callahan. 50 per person
cover charge.
Neptune Room - Music by
Ralph Hawkins trio, aug
mented for the occasion with a
girl singer; open until 2, with
dancing from $50 to / am. So
per person cover charge.
lie Pigalle-Dancing to Sonny
Evening star., 1962-12-27
By JOHN N. RossoN

room caps and pineapple It'd
bits and broiled), $3.95: broiled
shrimp with rice pilaf, $S.95;
chicken livers Saute, 1895;
lobster and shrimp newburg,
$3.75; barbecued baby spare
ribs and broiled spring chicken,
$3.75: broiled boneless Colum-
bia River salmon steak, $3.50,
and filet Of lemon sole Meuni-
ere, $3.25.
There also is q cold seafood
platter, $4.25, which includes
Maine lobster, jumbo shrimps,
cherrystone clans, lump crab
meat. and topped with a spe-
cial Pinnacle sauce.
We had the roast duck.
With each meal the diner is
served an individual loaf Of hot
bread, a Pinnacle salad bowl, q
baked potato. and Pinnacle's
blend Of coffee. Desserts include
pastries, all Of them made on
the premises.
There also is a wine list, as
well as an elegant bar.
The Pinnacle, however, Is not
the only source Of good food
and drink at the Skyline Inn.
The inn also sports the Topiary
Cocktail Lounge, which seats
100. and the Guv'nor's Grill, a
handsome room available to
guests at both lunch and din
ner who wish to dine quickly.
The Skyline complex is man
aged by the Downing Manage
ment Corporation. The owner
and president is Harold Stein
berg. The managing director is
Richard c. Gee. Dinner at the
Pinnacle is served until almost
midnight. The Skyline also Of
fers breakfast, a feature which
could interest q number Of
Capitol Hill folks who do not
like to cook for themselves.
There is plenty Of free park
ing.
Evening star., 1962-12-27

Seixas' orchestra. The SIS per
person charge includes dinner
from o special menu (along
with suitable wines).
The Place Where Louie
Dwells-Business as usual, but
with q more festive air. No
extra charge because it's New
Years Eve. but remember j. P.
Morgan'S advice about the up
keep Of a yacht: If you have
to ask how much it costs, you
can't afford it.
-
The ShadOws-The currently
headlining Journeymen will
perform three times. SO per
person cover charge, plus q late
breakfast available for those
who care to spring for it.
SheratOn-Park HOteI-Added
attraction will be q pianist In
the Colonial Dining Room, open
until 2 am; Pianist Harvey
Chown will carry on in the
Gilded Cage. No cover, no min
imum in either room.
ShOreham HOtel-The Blue
Room viii have a double show,
with Peter, Paul and Mary
winding up their engagement,
while Professor Backwards
(Jimmy Edmondson) and Sing
er Sandu Scott start theirs,
plus Bob Cross Orchestra and
that regiment of violinists. The
$l7.50 per person charge in
cludes all this plus a filet mig
non dinner. In the Marquee
Lounge the musical chores will
be shared by Steve Kisley's Or
chestra and the Tee Carson
Jazz combo. $5 per person cover
charge.
&$ &&
Skyline Inn-Festivities start
at $3.50 pm. and continue until
time for a lavish hunt break
fast, served from 2 am. until
dawn and included in the $3.50
per person charge.
Statler Hotel - The Lounge
will be the scene of the cele-
bration here, which means live
ly dance music by Rita Ann Ar
tiste's Trio land, If you start
celebrating before Q, piano mu-
sic by Danny Ruslaudcr. $2.50
per person cover charge.
Willard Hotel - Business as
usual IN the handsome Willard
Room. with Ilene Kelly's piano.
Prices as usual, too.
WoOdner HOtel-Pianist Jack
White and orchestra lead the
festivities in the Golden Steer
Room. $3.50 per person cover
charge.
Paul YOung's - Business as
usual, with Bob Austin in the
Safari Lounge. No special tariff
either.
Evening star., 1962-12-27

f. Just as effectively in Hollywood.
And the unions here are ap-
plauding.
David Niven was saying on
the set Of THE Pink Panther"
in Rome that he will probably
star in Nation of Sheep"
owned by his Four Star Com
pany. David has the energy Of
10 men to be able to do all the
movies he does.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
art meedIeWOrk
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

8 Finished Model Embroidered Pure
Linen TobIe Cloths, hond mode and
embroidered, 52x7o", comp. to SIS
S.ss
| Finished Model Hand Made, En-
broidered Pure Linen Tobls Cloth,
6oxSo" size. comp. to S35--i1.ss
8 Women's Hand Knit Sweoters, os-
sorted styles and oolors in oil wool
yorn, medium size only------7.Ss
4 Finished Model Afahono, oil wool
hand knits by Bucillo--------$zS
so Silk OnduIe Decorotor Pillows in
high foshion shodes, TO- squores
and oblono sizes, comp. to Z.9S
I.99
ART NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Third Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30
mems SpOrtSWear
mems California
cabana sets
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

Fomous make styles in beach hoppy
colors, prints and combinations.
lS comparable VoIue, 6.95---3.ss
4 comparable value, 7.95---4.ss
10 comparable Volue, s.95---4.ss
a comparable voIus, Il.e5--e.ss
4 comparable VoIue, 1895 1879
3 comparable Volue, l5.95--S.9s
MEMS Observation-Disclosures,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30

WOImen's SpOrtSWear

wOmen's SpOrtSwear
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN
Sleeveless Shirts, whites, prints,
postels, 30-36.
so comparable VoIues, 2.es----$2
III comparable VoIues. 5.e8---$3
50 comparable voIues, 1885,
LANGLEY PARK AND
SHIRLINGToN ONLY
Misses Jomoico Shorts in assorted
sizes and colors.
1873 comparable voIues, 3.e8--$z
79 comparable vol. 4.o8-5.o8, 2.99
WOMEN SPoRTSWEAR-Lanolev Park
and ShiTliHotoH, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30
misses dresses

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN
Terrific choice Of smart styles for
weor right now and into foil. Lovely
fobrics ond coIors. Sizes $40.
IS comparable VoIues, l4.es-l9.9s,
$ll
IS comparable voIues, l7.98-le.98,
So
MISSES DRESSES-WashiHoto
Langley Park, Second EooT; ShirltH0toH,
First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30
mems sweaters
reduced, clearance
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

WARRINGTON SIOkE ONLI
All fomous mokes! Lost yeor's
models must go! And ot tremen-
dous soVinos to you. Scoop up O
wordrobe Of the colors, fobrics and
styles you like best!
Il Comparable value, 1898 7.ss
y Comparable Volue, 5.e6--3.9s
4 comparable value, l5.e8--s.ss
MEMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30
WOmen'S
leather goods

WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
20 Leather Wallets and Clutch
Purses, assorted colors, slightly
scuffed, comparable to $3---I.So"
IS Leather WoIIets in assorted coIors,
slightly scuffed. comp. to 81 -sse"
30 PIostic Wallets in assorted coIors,
slightly seuffed. comp. to Sl--5oe"
IS Leather Belts in light shodes and
broken sizes, soiIed, comp. to $50,
Las
so Leather, Plastic, Novelty Belts,
nnony colors, broken sizes, soiled,
comparable to $2---------sse
30 Strow Belts in white or bone.
broken sizes, comp. to $l-----4se
sPIHs I0qs Federal Tar
LEATHER GOODS, Washington,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30
cOrSetS and bras
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

% Lycre Spondex High Woist
6irdIes, side ziper, sizes 27-33,
comparable to l25o-----5.ss
IS PuII-on GirdIes with front and
back poneIs. sizes 26-3o. Comp. to
8 puII-on GirdIes with front and boek
poneIs, S. N, 1. Comp. to l2.5o,
4 Contour Cup Bosques, front Upper
cottons, size BIB. Comp. to 1895,
IS Lycro Spondex Girdles with side
Upper, sizes 26-3o, comp. to l2.5o,
I.ss
IA NyIon Loce Bros, size BIB,
comparable to 3.95----------5se
IS Fomous Make Ponty Foundations,
lightweight pull-ons, size 34-B,
comparable to l8.50------7.sS
coRSETS AND BRASSfERES-
Washington, Third Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30
SS&b c
costume jewelry
WAsHINGroN STORE ONLY

6oo-Piece Assortment Of neekloces,
broceIets and eorrines in choIk white
ond lovely postels. Many styles, some
matching sets, comp. to 81 and 81,
see"
sPlus I0% Federal Td1
COSTUME JEWELRY-Washtn0to
Street Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30
WOmem'S shoes
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

$50 Prs. Women's Fomous Moke
Dress and Cosuol Shoes, comparable
value, s.99-l7.9e ----------$5
so Prs. Women's Twist Shoes,
fomous make cosuoIs, comparable
voIues, 7.9e-lo.9e -----3.9o
100 Prs. Wonen's Fomous Convos
CosuoI Shoes, comparable VolUes,
2.oo-4.o9 i.90
POPULAR FASHION SHOES
Washington, Street Floor
WOMEN'S SHOES-WuShtHpton,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30
mems suits
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

IS Fomous Lonsbrook Tropical Suits,
blends of docron polyester and wool
in 3-button lounge model, broken
sizes, comp. to S5o-S55-----$z5
IS Lonsbrook 2-Pont Tropical Suits,
docron poIyester ond wool in broken
sizes, comp. to 59.95------2S.s9
40 Lonsbrook 2-Pont Fall Suits, oil
wool in broken sizes, comp. to 59.95
3s.95
8 lonsbrook AII-WooI Topcoots in
broken sizes, comp. to 59.e5, 1895
MEMS SUITS-WashtHgton FIRST Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30
clearance! 400
W0men'S summer
cotton dresses

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLlNGToN
Comparable ) ~
Ualue, 6.98 "
Shirtwoists! Sheoths! Full skirts!
Sleeveless or short sleeve styles!
Checks, prints and solids in q eoloxy
of summer coIors! Broken sizes IL
20;l2h-24h.
DAYTIME DRESSES-Washingto Third
Floor; LdHoleV Park. Second Floor;
ShirltH1toH, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30
final cIearance!
100 junior shorts
and BermludaS
LANGLEY PARK Only
popular fashion
dresses

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLlN6ToN
300 Special Purchase Summer
Dresses in O veriety of fobrics, styles
ond colors, 1920, comparable vol
ues, ll.9S-l4.eS ----e-- 81
200 All Occasion Dresses reduced
from stock. Misses and holt sizes,
orig. l4e6 ---Slo
POPULAR FASHIoNS-WoshiHpto
Second Floor; Langley Park. Second
Floor; ShiTlfHetoH, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30
rugs
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

I-l5x9 NyIon Pile BroodIoom Rug.
beige, comp. to l49.25------S4o
l-l5x7.8 Continuous FiIoment
Nylon Pile Rug, oquo, comp. to 5 20
$40
I-I5x8.lo Continuous FiIoment
NyIon Pile Rug, beige, irss. Of
1855 -----------------S4o
l-l2x5.6 Acrilon AcriIie Pile
BroodIoom Rug, merinaue, irreo; Of
72.o7 ------S20
l-l5x3.4 Continuous FiIoment
NyIon Pile Rug, beige, irree. Of
i@i5x5.6 Dupont sol" NyIon
Pile BroodIoom Rug, beige, comp;
TO ol.34--------$3 $50
l-l2x6.6 Continuous FiIoment
NyIon Pile Rug, beige, comp. to
66.27 -------------------$3o 80
l-l5x7.e AcriIon AerJic Pile
Broodloom Rug, gold, irres. Of
l-7sx7.s Dupont "5o1" NyIon
Pile BroodIoom Rug. grey, comp. to
$3.50 $40
l-l5x4.3 Continuous FiIoment
NyIon Pile Rug, beige, irree. Of
1924
6-6x9 Cotton eroodcloth Rugs,
foom rubber back, comp. to 1895,
$S
6 Sets Carpet Stoir Treds for l3
steps, comp. to l2.95--------$S
3-oxl2 Cotton Broodloom Rugs.
foom rubber booking, comp. to
1895 -----Se
puCS w..b1,nto1 Fauvtb RIaor
Evening star., 1962-08-30
tots and tOddlerS'
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

so Tot Boys Deck and Beech Pants,
fine cottons, rope belted, broken
sizes, comp. to l.o9----2 for 81
S. fodder Girls Sunsuits in easy
core cottons, broken sizes, comp.
to l.39-l.69 ------2 for 5 !
TOTS & ToDDLERS' SHOP
WdshiHptoH, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30
outstanding savings:

outstanding savings!
misses summer
skirts
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLINGToN
A beVy Of beautiful skirts to finish
the summer ond give you snoppy
stort for next yeor! Cottons, blends
Of cotton and Docron poIyester,
CielIo royon Jerseys in proportioned
lengths, dark and posteI colors.
sizes lo-l6.
200 comparable value 6.9S----S IS
80 comparable VoI., $3.50 9s- -$6
IS comparable voI., 1881 .98. 81
WoMENS -WashiHgtoH,
Second Floor: Langley Park and
ShiTliRptoN. First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30

WAShIN0ION SIOke ONLI
IS Green Plastic Shoe-Toiners, hold
from 9 to ls poirs, comp. to 3 :98-
5.9S .49
20 Beech or Sorden Hats, Pique,
also Aes Pixie hots, comp. to 81
2se
40 Dinette Chair Replacement Books
and Scots, plostic, comp. to 3.99,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Street Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK
SHIRLIN6ToN

SHIRLINGToN
1900 Remnants Of cotton, wool, silk
ond mrocIe blends in l-3 yd.
lengths, comp. to 59c-3 3.99 yd.
Iz Price
500 yds. Fomous Moke Foshion
Fobrcs, loo9o wool flonnei or crepe,
54" wide, gorgeous toll-winter
colors, comp. to 2.9s yd.--l.ss I'd.
FASHION FABRICS-Washtngto
ThiTd Floor: Langley Park, First FlooT5
ShirliHoton, Second Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30
teens & chiIdrem's
canvas caSualS
sHIRLIRGToN, LANGLEY PARK

Comparable values, ID
3.99.4.99 n
Wing 0inesl Summerettes! Kedsl
All the most fomous and populor
mokes in summers fovorite styles
and coIors. Sizes 4h-lo in group.
cHILDRENS SHoES-Lan0ley Park,
Second Floor; ShirIiHGtoH, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30
60 girls cotton
Jamaica sets

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN
Comparable UalueS, ID
3.99.4.99 -
Eosy-core cottons styled with flair
for youthful ond cosuol foshion, in
O multitude Of colors and connbino-
tions. Sizes TIA.
GIRLS WEAR-WdshiHgtoH, Fourth
Floor; Ldnpley Park and ShirliHGtoH,
Second Floor p
special purchase:
school needs
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLlNGToN
88c
I44 Boys of Pencils with cose--sse
200 Packs of Typino Poper, 500
sheets Observation-Disclosures S8e
200 Desk Troys------------SS
l44 Ring Binders ----------sse
$50 Pocks Of Leool Pods, 5 to pock,
sse
100 Stoplers, eoch with 5,4OO
stoples s-------------------eee
100 Clip Boords with carrying en-
veIopes ----- sse
100 Filed Upper Pencil 6oSes--s
IA Spell Rights ts------------sse
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Street
Floor; Langley Park and ShtrtinotoH'
First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30
special purchase:
22S shoe totes
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN
3 n

Comparable ,
rqLue, 298 -
Fashionable nuIti-pUrpose totes 90
bowling, to knitting sessions, CORY
lunches, tote oil sorts of accessories.
Simulated Leather Morocco in black
or bone, or plain black patent. Hove
vide Upper opening, stitched, over
arm handle.
ART EEEDLEWoRK-Wash Third
Floor; LuHoley Park, First Floor
ShirhHetoH, Second Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30

200
famous make junior
transition cOttOnS
SHIRLINGToN ONLY
Comparable ES0
vqIue, ll.98.l4.98 -
FoII fashion scoop for Juniors and
junior petites! Gorgeous prints and
dark colors, full skirted or sheoth
styles in sizes lis, 5-l3.
JUNIOR Observation-Disclosures First
Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30
boys famous make
swim trunks

boys famous make
swim trunks
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN
Comparable values, )
I.99.2.99
800 boxer style knits in wide
assortment of colors and potterns.
All with built-in support, sizes 6-l6.
BOYS CLOTHING Fourth
Floor: Langley Park and ShiTltHstoH.
First Floor
$50 boys
beach & deck pants
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLIN6ToN
Comparable ,
UaLue, 2.99
Sturdy cottons ore we'll tailored for
pIoy or beach, hove rope belts. 6-l4.
BOYS LoTHING-WashtH0toH, Fourth
Floor; LdHoley Park ana ShtrHnstoH'
First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30
mems furnishings
WAsHIheIoN STORE Only

50 Mems Pojonos. cotton broodeloth
or cotton fIonnel with long sleeves,
comp. to 2.e9-$5-----------i.ss
WASHINGTON. LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN
$50 Prs. Mems Fonous Moke Hose,
comp. to 79c-Sl l------------SSe
MEMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Street Floor: Langley Park ana
ShirliH0tOH, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30

In some Instances intermediate reductions
have been taken from the first marked price
Evening star., 1962-08-30
sburehs Friday MOrning Sorry No Mail

800 mems
short sleeve
dress shirts
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK.
SHIRLlNGToN
Comparable values S9
2.99-$4 -
Fine cotton broodcloth in on ossort-
nent Of styles to suit every mons
toste. Complete size range, l4-l7.
NEWS FUREISHINGS-WashtE
Street Floor: Langley Park and
ShiTtiHctoH, First Floor
mems SpOrfSWcar
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN
1000 Mems Short Sleeve Sport
Shirts, assorted styles ond patterns,
comp. to 2.99-S4----l.9 80
WASHINGTON AND
SHIRLINGToN ONLY
800 Mems California Sport Shirts,
comp. TO 5.S5-6.95. Eoch 2.59
Z for IS
NEWS SPoRTSWEAR-Wdsht
Street Floor: Langley Park and
ShirltHetoH, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-08-30

40 mems zip-Iined
cotton FaincOatS
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
Comparable NS0
UaLue, 1926 AO
Handsome cotton poplin with warm
zip-out Orion ocYlic pile liner. Split
shoulder model in black only.
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Sove 4.ee to 500 on dopper strows
to wind up this season and get you
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Friday Buys for Men

40 Mems Cotton Cord Suits in light blue. medium
and dark shades, 36-4o end 46. reg, short. SIN
few longs comp. to 1899 ------------------ ~
IT'S Men, Bomber Juckets with knit collar and CUTS
block, charcoal, olive, navy, 36-46; S. N. l, A88
XL, iress Of 7ss -----------------------
xloo Mems Long Sleeve Boncn Shirts. pustss 291
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+Iso Mems Ties, assorted patterns and g., Coo
l7s Mems Dress SIucks in dark eolors, pre- SO
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$50 Mems White Dress Shirts, long sleeve broodeoth
or oxford cloth in broken sizes, irres' OF g., So
399
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$50 boys
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Jumbo size, lint-tree cotton terries
marvellous for polishing! Hand print
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LINENS-WGshtngton, Third Floor;
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Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
2FromCoast
Reach Final in
Juniors Golf
CROSSE PoINTE WOODS,

CROSSE PoINTE WOODS,
Mich, Aug. 4 (AP).-Two long
hitting youngsters who played
at the same high school adj
vanced to the finals of the
United States Golf Associ-
atoms junior national anna
teur golf tournament today.
Jim Weichers Of Los Altos,
Calf, ousted defending cham
pion Charles Mcdowell of Viz
ginia Beach, Va. 2 and /, in
the semifinaf round. Weichers
won the match with a par 4
on the 371-yard 18th hole, as
Mcdowell hit his third shot
into a sand trap.
Jim Sullivan Of Sacramento,
Calf, scored an amazing come
back on the back nine to defeat
Bob Carson Of Long Beach,
NdAA1', up.
Sullivan won six holes on
the back nine, the last four in
a row. All Of Sullivan's VIC
tories on the last four holes
came on pars. The 15-year-old
Carson was in constant trouble
as he continually pushed his
tee shots to the right Of the
greens.
Sullivan and Weichers were
classmates at Bellarmine High
School in San Jose. Sullivan
will be a senior this year. Wei
cheers attends Santa Clara.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
Committee Named
To Support Shrine
Game August Is

The Redskins Alumni AS
ISOLATION has designated a
committee to support the Al
mas Temple Shrine sponsored
Redskins-Colts exhibition game
August 16 at D. C. Stadium.
Joe Tereshinski, the Associ-
atoms vice president. has been
named chairman Of the COM
mittee, which also includes AL
Fiorentino, Jim Castiglia, Red
KrauSe. Andy Davis, John
(Tree) Adams and Johnny
Allen.
Members of the Redskins
Alumni. their families and
guests will occupy a special Sec
ton and are planning a pre-
game buffet at the stadium.
Cliff Battles will be the guest
OF honor at a football luncheon
Friday sponsored blythe Shrine
at Almas Temple at 1880 pm.