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Evening star., 1962-12-27
BY ALEX r. PRESTON
Star Staff Writer

~NSA SNoAA VtAttA
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, Dec
q The advent of the new
year will bring into being Vir-
= ginia's two biggest cities in area
which, 1t has been said, will
have the largest population OF
wild bears Of any in the Ma
ton.
The word, "rurban," has
been coined to describe their
rural-urban characteristics.
At the stroke of midnight,
Norfolk County, which was
formed In 1886, will cease to
exist when 1t merges with the
city of South Norfolk to be-
come the new city of Chesa-
peake.
At the same instant, the At
lantic Ocean summer resort Of
Virginia Beach will merge with
272-year-old Princess Anne
County and retain the name
Virginia Beach.
BY these mergers, the four
localities will have successfully
walled off the city of Norfolk
(the States largest in popula-
tom and Portsmouth (third
largest) from further annexa-
ton of tax-rich suburbs. In
Virginia, a city cannot annex
from another city.
Tried by Fairfax
The Tidewater communities
will have accomplished a feat
that Fairfax County tried un-
successfully to bring about by
incorporating its Ala square
miles through merger with one
Of its towns.
The new city of Chesapeake
- embracing vast areas Of the
Dismal Swamp, which abounds
in wildlife - will have an area
of 342 square miles and a pop
ulation of about $4,000.
Virginia Beach, now with a
population of 8,091, will sud-
denly grow to $1,000, spread
over 255 square miles. Large
marsh grass-covered sections
of it include the Back Bay re-
gion, world-famouS for its duck
hunting and bass fishing.
The new complex Of four city
governments will have a COM
bined population of about $780,
600 on the south shores Of
Hampton Roads where the
Chesapeake Bay empties into
the Atlantic Ocean.
Yet Chesapeake will have
about 500 farms and more
than 100000 acres Of CONNER
cial forests, while Virginia
Beach will have about 400
farms and $4,000 acres of for
ests.
Must Re-examine Goals
These developments leave
Norfolk, which a few years
ago won an All-American City
award for its progress. with no
place to go. The mergers have
forced planners in both Nor
folk and Portsmouth to re-ex-
anime their goals.
Both cities now find them
selves in q situation very sim
liar to that of the District Of
Columbia - without power to
expand horizontally. Planners
now are putting greater en-
phasis on vertical growth. Sew
eral high-rise apartments and
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Chunukuh Niqht Set

The sisterhood of Young Is
rael Shomrai Emunah, 5701
Eastern avenue NE, will spon-
sor its annual Chanukah Festi.
val Night at 8 o'clock Saturday.
Included will be a show, gamer
and food.
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Estimates Urban Areas

He estimated that about 80
per cent of Virginia Beach will
be urban. The growth Of the
counties has been In their sub
divisions.
For example, 1t took Princess
Anne County $50 years to dou-
BILE In numbers, from 7,793 in
the first census in 1870 to 49,
384 in 1910. Again the county
doubled from 1910 to 1850 and
doubled once more between
1850 and 1860. 1t would have
tripled in the last 10 years II
the area annexed by Norfolk
in 1855 had remained.
The consultations are one
outgrowth Of an idea for metro
government whose chief ex-
ponent is Sidney s. Kellam,
Princess Anne County Demo-
cratic boss. Principal backer OF
Norfolk County South Norfolk
merger has been clerk Of the
court Charles B. Cross, jr., a
former member Of the House Of
Delegates.
When Mr.. Hatchett takes
Evening star., 1962-12-27
LUXURIOUS COTTON PERCALE SHEETS |

Our famous Grant.Maid percales, ter
rifle buys at their modest everyday
prices, are slashed to an unbeatable
low for this great January sale. First
quality; silky-smooth discount. Buy
all you need now!
42x3S1i" Percale Pillow Cases 2 for 81
Arizona tribune., 1962-08-31

Before the vacation days end college students made
back to school party honoring Fred Burton
Front from left Misses Mary Ellen Smith, Olivia Mathews
Patricia Grant and Georgia Mathews, hostess.
Second from left includes Messr Gerald A. Jones' Leo
nard Caldwell, Jr Leonce Long, and Harvey Lindsey Jr.
Photo Bobby Heard
Arizona tribune., 1962-08-31

BUY u. s. SAVINGS
BONDS, INVEST IN YOUR
FUTURE AND COUNTRY
Arizona tribune., 1962-08-31
4 YR. OLD Is
STAR DRUMMER

LOS ANGELES Jimmy Brad
ley, a hot drummer although only
four years old has been signed
by Paramount Television Com
pany for three years.
He will receive $l00 weekly
for the first two years and $500
for the third year.
His parents are both musicians
and they say he has been beat
ing rhythms since he was II
months old.
When asked his name, the small
drummer tells people he Is Gene
Krupa.
Arizona tribune., 1962-08-31
DAVIS ENTERS
FAMOUS CENTER

BETHESDA, Maryland Ernie
Davis, the Cleveland Brown foot
ball prize rookie. who was side
lined with a blood ailment, was
admitted to the clinic at the
National Institute of Health.
Davis. All-American from Sy-
racuse and last years Heisnian
Trophy winner was stricken last
month during practice with the
college All Star football team at
Northwe stern University.
Arizona tribune., 1962-08-31
RACE STRIFE
IN CAIRO CONTINUES

CAIRO. Ill. Racial violence
erupted at q roller skating rink
near Cairo, which has been the
scene of integration demonstra-
tions for several weeks.
Three Negroes were said to
have been admitted to q hos
pital after being beaten by some
white youths.
Two white youths were placed
under arrest.
Sheriff's deputies had been
parked in cars q few hundred
yards from the scene but could
not arrive to break up the fight
in time.
Arizona tribune., 1962-08-31
rs MINISTER'S JAILED
IN ALBANY, GEORGIA

ALBANY, Georgia A group
of IS ministers, composed of
Negro and white religious lead
ers from northern cities, were
arrested for prayer protest
demonstration in front of city
hall.
Police Chief Laurie Pritchett
warned them four times to end
their demonstration against seq
regation and to return to their
own cities and Cleanse the sins
of segregation in your own back
yards"
A group of white citizens
cheered the policemen as the
ministers were led to jail.
Prior to this event, city Off
cials had refused to grant the
ku Klux Klan a pro-segregation
parade permit.
Arizona tribune., 1962-08-31
u. 6. FUNDS
FAIL IN HAITI

PORT-AU- PRINCE Though
Haiti has received $45 million in
United States Point Four funds
and $32 million in loans in the
past decade, the islands aver
age per capita income remains
at $50 year. This Is the same
as 1t was 10 years ago.
Arizona tribune., 1962-08-31
MAHALIA REFUSES
TO SING IN CLUB

Mahalia Jackson turned down
an offer of $4,000 a week to
appear at Las Vegas Flamingo
Hotel. She has refused several
such offers in recent years be =
cause she simply doesn't sing
where alcohol is served"
Arizona tribune., 1962-08-31

Extending hospitality visitor from Panama
group attended reception honorg Gull
lermo Rojas Sucre
Host, Dr. Clarence R. Laing, introduced DR.. Scre Atty
H. B. Daniels, DR.. John Ftt and DR.. Agular.
The reception the home of DR.. and Mrs. c. R. Laing
1901 E. Coronado, last Wednesday night.
Other guests pictured Drs Lowell Worney David NJ Worm
ley Hardin Ortiz Mason Redd Capt Melvin Brown
Herbert Collier Messrs Clayton Lorenzson, A. H. Shaw
William A. Robinson and Edward Banks.
Dr. Scre has been the United States for the three months
studying under the Point Four program.
He chief health officer of the four provinces of Panama
composed of half million persons.
resigned regions gynecoogial
clinic devote himself public health problems and improving
the health conditions of his country.
He related problems of Panama and felt that the US.
Panama, the job and
the liked Americans officially his
Dr. although unable speak English felt home through
the f interpretations of his remarks in Spanish his host
DR.. Laing, born in Panama
Arizona tribune., 1962-08-31
CONSTITUTION
DAY TO BE HOLIDAY

WASHINGTON The Senate
unanimously approved a bill
which would make Sept. II each
year a legal holiday to be known
as Constitution Day"commem-
Grating the signing of the US.
Constitution.
Arizona tribune., 1962-08-31
SLAYER GETS
CHAIR AFTER 6 YRS

CHICAGO. III. James Dukes.
convicted for Staying a police
officer was electrocuted at Cook
County jail. He had been trying
for six years to receive commu-
tation of the death sentence.
Arizona tribune., 1962-08-31
ROWAN TO BE
ON UN DELEGATION

WASHINGTON Carl T. Ro-
wan deputy assistant secretary
of state for public affairs, will
be named a member of the Unit
ed States delegation to the new
United Nations General Assem-
bly,.
Rowan. 36. is top-ranking Ne
gro in the State Department. He
was named to that post by Pres
ident Kennedy on Jan. Is. 1861.
Rowan for IL years was a
copy editor and reporter for Min
neapolis Tribune. He is an author
and lecturer.
Rowan, a native of Ravens
croft, Tenn, was the first Ne
gro to win the Outstanding Young
Man" award of the Minneapolis
Chamber of Commerce.
Arizona tribune., 1962-08-31
WOMEN WON
VOTE AZ YEARS AGO

The 10Th Amendment to the
u. S. Constitution, extending the
right to vote to women was
proclaimed effective on Aug. 26
1920.
Arizona tribune., 1962-08-31
SCHOOL OFFICIAL
ASKS PUPILS TO
LEAVE SCHOOLS

BURAS, La. The superin-
tendent of public schools in Pla-
quemines parish County, has
urged Roman Catholic parents
to take their children out of
parochial schools rather than ac-
cept desegregation.
IL am q Catholic, but when
my church starts fighting me,
l am going to fight back" said
the school official, Sam A.
ella.
Arizona tribune., 1962-08-31

held the House of Prayer Church Of God
l402 S. ii Avenue last Saturday sponsored by Mrs. Mildred
Pete mother. Elder George Johnson
total of STA was contributed to the contest.
first reported $o0 the second had $27
third had SIPS.
First and second place winners received dollars and the third
place enrant received eight dollars.
Mrs. Ruby Stuart mistress of ceremonies places the crown on
the head Maurice McGrif winner Randolph Smith second
and Yvette Relf third.
Others shown above from left Mrs. Andav Smith, Iherman
McGrff and Martha Sanders
Arizona tribune., 1962-08-31

Gee brother that wrist watch is just the thing for school, said
Olivia Allen 10 she admres the tmepece doning her
brothers.
Richard Allen, H. received his award for service carrier
The Arizona Tribune He is sixth grader
the Sullivan School and the Mr. and Mrs. Ely Allen, 250
w. Jefferson
His fifth grader helps him. She hopes
prize
The young sometimes he his money and
sometimes he ust spends 1t.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
VANI-CHEST AND
EXTENSION
1925

ts-3l Beautiful storooe eobinet and
extension shelves to add attractive
storooe for your both accessories. In
decorator White. Block. Pink. Gold or
Sondolwood.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
ALL STEEL
BASE CABINET
1855

1857 Two access doors, two-level stor-
ooe. Roomy drower. White finish with
plostic work top. ls"x5o"x56".
The Heekt co-MetoI Furniture S Stores
Evening star., 1962-09-09
ALL STEEL
WARD ROBE
1888

te-4) Brown enomel finish. Hanger
Dor. hot-porcel shelf, double doors.
64"x30"x24".
Evening star., 1962-09-09
ALL STEEL
STORAGE CABINET
T2.ss

ts-5) Five-Ievel storage. Cleaning
white finish makes II perfect for kitchen,
Ioundry. nursery. 64";x22"xlo".
Evening star., 1962-09-09
PEARLWIck WICKED
HAMPER
6.ss

t9-l2 Attractive enough to use in any
room where homper storage is desired.
eosy to keep eleon with just wipe.
Snooproof interior.
Evening star., 1962-09-09

ts-2l A motchino 3-pe. set to add
functional beouty to your bath. MetoI
woste-bosket and tissue box ond non
breokubIe pIostie tumbIer. Blossom"
pattern in Pink, Blue. Lilac or Yellow.
Evening star., 1962-09-09

The Heeht co-Housew0res- Downtown, Silver Spring,
PARKington. Prince Georges Plaz0. NARROW Heights
Evening star., 1962-09-09
DURAcRESTo
TOILET SEATS

tS-iS) Worp resistant wood heavily
enomeled. In smart decorator eoIors.
Fittings included. Also ovoiIobIe
in smart PeorIized finish, assorted coIors.
5.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-11
ne Of these Wonnt
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Evening star., 1962-04-19
Misses Sportsweor

100 crepe.co-ordinotes of 500
ArnelG triocetote and 509o roYon.
Beige, novy and black. Misses sizes.
Classic cordigon iockets, compare
Bile voIue I7.o5, ll.oo
Slim skirts, comparable value l4.95,
800
IS Wool Knit co-oFdinotes in miss
es' sizes. Slim skirts in navy, COM
parable value 1875, 500
Tops, both cordioon and slipoVer
styles, in novy, some trimmed with
white. Comparable value 6.95 to
l2.e5, 500 to 900
IS Wool Suits in several styles.
Navy, beige ond eroy. Misses sizes.
Comparable value 1926 and l7.95,
so Wool Jersey Joekets, cIossic COR
dieon style in light blue, beige and
novy. Misses sizes. Comparable
value more than double, 100
20 Printed Wool Sweaters, cordieon
style. Comparable value ! .95, 500
so Wool Skirts in peoted, slim and
flored styles. Misses sizes. Com
poroble value 9.99 TO more than
double, 500
80 Wool Skirts in slim, fIored and
pIeoted styles. Plain coIors ond
prints. Misses sizes. Comparable
voIue l4.95 to l7.95, 900
AZ Poirs Of Wool Ponts, some knits.
Glen pIoids and cIeor colors. Misses
sizes. Comparable value 1926 to
1895, 800
10 Suede Jaekets, classic style in
gold, green or ton. Misses sizes.
Comparable value $500, 24.0o
- FIeeee-Lined Cor coats, proper
ly labeled for content. Misses sizes.
Comparable value more than dou-
Bile, 1900
WGL-Misses' Sportsweor,
3rd Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-04-19
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Boys Apparel

IS MiIitory Style Shirts in qroy with
royol blue epouIets, long sleeves. All
cotton. Neck sizes l3 I2-l4. Com
parable value ITS, 48e
35 Cops, cotton, to match miIitory
style shirts. Comparable value 75c,
Sc
II Boys Sport coots, Husky styles.
Novy blue or beige. All royon. Sizes
husky l3, IA, l6, l9, 20. Not all
colcrs in oil sizes. Comparable value
22.95, 6:SS
s Boys Roineoots in tan or natural
color with fly front and flop pockets.
Lined. All IobeIed for fobrie con-
tent. Size 6. Comparable voIue
1873, 6.S8
WGL-The Boys Store, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-04-19
Remnonts-FTdoy Only
Sove More Than
500 on Tope
Recorders and Home
Movie Equipment

Floor so m p les and discontinued
models, oil with original manufoe-
turers worronty. No down poyment,
convenient monthly payments ovoiI-
obIe on purchases Of $500 or more
on our Deferred Payment Plan If
desired.
5 RMB Portable Tope Recorders,
lightweight, rugged cose. Complete
with microphone and carrying cose.
Comparable value 1895, 100
6 Webeor De Luxe Tope Recorders,
2 speeds, fost forward and reverse,
still in original cortons. Comparable
value 1895, $500
3 Projection Screens with tripod
bose. Fold compoctIy to store ond
CORY. Comparable value 1000, 500
IA Mansfield 8mm Movie Editors,
complete with splice kit; still in
originol cartons. Comparable value
1896, 1900
5 Bell 6 Howell 8mm Movie Pro-
ieetors, 500-wott projection. For
word and rewind controls. Still in
original cartons. Comparable value
69.95, 34.oo
W5L-Comeros, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-04-19
Glamour Furs

! BIeoehed White Fox Cope, 1900
! Dyed Squirrel Stole, $500
! BLoek-dyed Persion Lemb Joeket,
1890
3 Dyed Squirrel StoIes, 1890
] BIuek-dyed Persion Lomb jacket,
1890
! BIoek-dyed Persien Lomb coot,
1890
I NoturoI Beaver Jueket, 1890
z Dyed Squirrel Jaekets, lSS.oo
Dyed MuskFot Joeket, l88.oo
z Dyed Muskrot coots, let-out,
$500
z BIoek-dyed Persien Lemb coots,
$500
z EIoek-dyed Persion Lamb Goats,
$500
8 Brown-dyed Persian Lomb coots,
423.oo
I te-BIeoehed Beaver Joeket.
432.oo
! NoturoI Roneh Mink jacket,
4ss.oo
z NoturoI Embe" Autumn Hoze"
Mink coots, "a length, l,lSS.oo
Please odd 1929 Federal tox.
Fur products Iobeled to show country
Of origin Of imported furs.
"Embo TN. Mutotion Mink
Breeders Association
WGL-Fur Salon, Bird Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-04-19
Remnonts-FTdoy Only
Mems Sportsweur

so Pima Cotton Windbreoker Jack
cts by fomous maker. SeIf-seolino
finish is woter-repeIlent and wind
resistont. Washable, neot potterns.
Comparable value 1875, 4.S8
ITS Lons-SIeeved Sport Shirts of
lOO% cotton corduroy or flannel or
royon eobordine. All IobeIed for
fobric content. Patterned and cleor
coIors. Broken sizes. Comparable
value 400 to 5.e9, 1888
$50 Poirs SIoeks, all woods and wool
blends. All labeled for fobric con-
tent. Broken sizes. Comparable
volue l2.e5, 5.ss
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-04-19
The Garden Shop

3 Aluminium Tool Sheds, still in
foctoy- seoIed cortons. Green-color
finish. Comparable value lO9.59,
1896
! PIonter-Stond, comparable value
$50, 3.S6
2 Jeb-Rod PIonter Stonds, compo-
robIe Volue 5.o9, 3.S6
WGL-The Garden Shop, End Floor,
Washington Store, North Building
Evening star., 1962-04-19
The Nursery Corner

IS Infont Girls Cotton Dresses in
pink, green and IiIoc with white cot
ton oroondy pinofores. Comparable
value 500, 800
4S Imported Hondmode Cotton
Dresses, toddler sizes z, 3, 3x in
group. Comparable value 3.99, ZOO
p lnfonts' Robes for girls ond boys
OF imported hecksuede cotton cloth.
Comparable VoIue 6.99, 400
28 Fomous Make Infonts' Tisht
Sets in cotton. Boys and girls styles.
Less than " comparable value,
43 Infont Boys Tights, cotton. Less
than " comparable value, 45e
200 Fomous Moke "Zippee Gro"
Nylon Stretch Garments for sleeping
and doyweor. Comparable voIue
3.ee, z.45
49 lnfont Boys and Girls Topper
Sets, oil cotton. Various styles and
coIors. A few cotton bobby sets for
boby boys in group. Less than v
comparable value, Z.OO
rs Pretty Bonnets and Cops for boby
girls and boys. All cotton, delight
fully detoiled. White and some COL
ors in group. Less thon v compo-
roble value. 45e
9 Edison Hardwood Cribs, discon-
tinued styles with adjustable springs
and double-drop sides. White only.
Comparable value 54.95 to 59.e5,
5000
IS TrimbIe Bothinettes, discontin-
ued styles with droin hose, Plastic
tub with hammock, large utility
shelf, front utility pockets. Compo-
robIe value 1898, 1000
W6L-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-04-19
Steorns & Foster
n".t!s:sG: Do.b!s:si.e 1885

Just IS in q choice Of firmnesses:
regular, medium or extra firm. All
with the fomous S 6 2 de luxe feo-
lures: insulo cushion topped with
cotton felt and seot-edse eonstrue-
tion. Tufted tops.
WGL-The Sleep Shop, 9th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-04-19
Nurses Wotches:

7 IneobIoe 25-JeweI, coIendor,
Swiss movement with sweep second
hand, stoinIess steel back, voter
proof anti moenetic. Comparable
value $500, 1000
3 AutomotieS, stainless steel back,
waterproof, ontimoenetic, Swiss
movement, sweep second hand.
Comparable value 5000, 1000
2-2l-JeweI, stainless steel back
and luminous dioI, waterproof, Swiss
movement. Comparable value 1000,
$500
z lneobloe Swiss Movement Watches,
waterproof, stoinIess steel back.
Comparable value 1000, $500
Mems Watches:
I Elsin, l9-eweI, sweep second
hand, water, shock ond dust resist
ant. Comparable Volue 1882, 24.00
Elsin, 3O-ieWel, self-windino with
sweep second hand, l0K eoId-fiIIed.
Comparable value 8l.36, $500
! EIsin, l7-jeweI, with sweep sec
ond hand and stoinIess steel bock.
Comparable value 24.95, 1900
! HomiIton Automatic, Swiss move
ment with lifetime moinsprino;
sweep second hand, woter and shock
resistont, stoinIess steel back. Com
poroble value 72.27, $500
! BroiIIe Woteh, with black strop.
Comparable value more than dou-
BILE, $500
2 Waterproof and Autom cite
Wotehes, ontimoenetic with stain
less steel books. Comparable value
5000, 1000
8 IneobIoe l7-JeweI, Swiss move
ment with sweep second hand, stoin-
less steel bock. Comparable value
$500, 1000
! Ineobloe l7-JeweI, alarm, ont-
magnetic, waterproof, Swiss move
ment. Comparable value $500,
5000
5 lneobIoe l7-JeweI, Swiss move
ment, second hand. Comparable
value 5000, 1000
3 IneobIoe 25-JeweI, luminous dioI
with sweep second and coIendor,
waterproof and onti-moenetic, stoin-
less steel back. Comparable value
5000. 1000
z-l7-JeweI, second hand, Swiss
movement, l8K gold cose. Compo-
roble voIue 10000, $500
2-25-JeweI, Swiss movement, COL
endor ond sweep second hand, QUITO
motic with l8k gold cose. Compo-
robIe value 1000, $500
2-4I-JeweI, sweep second hand,
outomotic. Comparable value
5000, 10000
PIeose add 1929 Federal tox.
WGL-Fine JeweIy, lst Floor.
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-04-19
Sterling Silver
CompoctS

3 Imported, with FIorentine finish.
Comparable value 1000, 27.oo
; Imported Sterling Silver Cigarette
Cases with FIorentine finish. Com
poroble value 5000, $500
Please odd l09o Federal tox.
WGL-Fine JeweIy, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-04-19
Fine Watches
Moments Watches:

! EIsin l7-jeweI, loK rolled gold
pIote with stainless steel back. Com
parable voIue 3O.68, 1000
I EIsin l7-ieweI, expansion broce-
let. Comparable voIue 1895, 1000
Wittnouer l7-jeweI, rolled gold
plote, stoinIess steel back, Swiss
movement. Comparable value 4l.77,
$500
! HomiIton 22-jeweI, l0K gold filled
Comparable value 63.l8, 1000
I HomiIton l7-ieweI, stoinIess steel
bock, l0K rolled gold plote. Conn.,
porobIe value 54.09, $500
] Lonsins l7-jewel diomond wotch,
lax gold. Comparable value 268.le,
1880
! Lonsine, l7-jewel, stretch bond,
Swiss movement. Comparable value
1927, $500
+l7-JeweI, lax white gold, Swiss
movement. Comparable value 5000,
5000
+l7-JeweI, lax white gold, z
diamonds, Swiss movement. Com
parable value more than double,
1000
Evening star., 1962-04-19
Remnunts-Fridoy Only
Art NeedIework

comparable value Now
! No d ell orsondie
Tea Cloth, white with
white oppIiqued de-
sign, AZ inches square 1900 500
] Model Linen Dou-
BILE Bed Gov erIet
blue embroidery on
cream color ground 1000 $500
Stamped Linen Bed
coveFlet, single size 1899 500
! Stomped Progress
Wedswood Design
Quilt for applique,
double size with
yellow border 1850 SIS
! Model cutwork
Cloth, 52x70" 5000 $500
7 Stamped Cutwork
TobIe Cloths, 54x72" 6.9o 6 5000
and 6Ox8O" 500 400
5.Stomped Quilts for
applique, bridal bou-
quet with pink bor-
der, double bed size 500 400
20 Polished Cotton
RuffIed Pillows
round; beige, ton-
eerine or orange 2.eo 100
King Lounser Bed
Rests, lavender
American B BeoutX
popriko 1000 1000
WGL-Art Needlework,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-04-19
Foshion 5th
Doytime Dresses
200, 300, 600

comparable vdlMe,
U.95 to 1925
$50 cotton shirtwoist styles and COS
uoIs in cotton or blends, properly
IobeIed for content. Mony types
with sheath or full skirts. Sizes 10
to 20 and l4K to 22h.
WGL-Foshion 5th Daytime
Dresses, 5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-04-19
Foshion 5th Shop
Dresses at SoYinqs

A group Of smortIy styled dresses for
every occasion. Included Gre q few
2-pieee styles and the fomous so-so
dress by Stonhope. Choose knits,
ArnelB trioeetotes, Foyon spuns and
erepes. Eoeh dress labeled for fobrie
content.
comparable value Now
$50 ll.95 500
ESQ l4.95 500
S. l7.95 1900
WGL-Foshion Sth Dress Shop
E. Washington, Chevy Chase,
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1962-04-19
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Girls Apparel
comparable 4 n
vaIue 2.25 to 4.99 -

comparable

1870 pieces in group include cotton
blouses, cotton polo shirts, weskits
and miscellaneous items. All lobeIed
for fobrie content. Broken sizes
TIA.
$50 Girls ArneID Trioeetote and
Cotton Skirts in assorted pastel COL
ors. Also some wool skirts in group.
Broken sizes ia. Comparable
value 2.89 to 5.e9, l.5o
WGL-GrIs' Apparel, 4th Floor,
Washington Store