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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-12

Jordan, Linebackers Dan Currie
and Bill Forester and Corner
Back Herb Adderley.
Y. A. Title, the Giants Bald
Eagle" quarterback. and Del
Shofner, his favorite passing
target. made the offensive team
along with big Rosey Brown
at tackle. Jimmy Patton, vet
eran safety man, was named
on defense.
AS BELTS a club that leads
the league on defense, Detroit
placed four men on that unit,
led by 296-pound Roger Brown
at tackle, Middle Linebacker
Joe Schmidt, Corner Back Dick
Might Train Lane and Safety
Yale Larry.
Two Aces Skipped
Both Jimmy Brown, Cleve-
lands fullback who normally is
a must for any All-Star team,
and Green Bays injured Paul
Hornung, the player Of the
year in 1861. failed to make
the team. Jim Parker of Balti-
more, used both at guard and
tackle, was picked at guard.
Don Perkins of Dallas was
named to a running back job
along with Taylor, who had
scored Is touchdowns, tying
the league record. Bobby
Mitchell, the fleet. back traded
to Washington by Cleveland,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
ROLLING ALONG
Continued from page 20
Give your C.

checking other aspects Of their cars health. even
more neglectful. That's one reason We prepared the
checklist below.
You should be cautious about waiting 5000
miles between oil changes if you do much Of your
driving on dusty roads, or if your motoring is mostly
on very short trips around home. Such short runs,
during which the engine never gets really warmed
Evening star., 1962-08-30
SpohSWeor
Reductions

$50 Skirts Of cotton ond cotton
blends in slim, full ond pleoted
styles. Group includes lndion Mad
ros, ploids, potterns and cleor colors;
all lobled for fobric content. Com
poroble voIue 7.e9 to ll95
now 500
so Fomous- Nome Swim Suits Of cot
ton knit ond Lostex in prints, stripes
and cleor coIors. One ond two-piece
suits, oil labeled for fobne content.
Comparable volue 1895 TO 1895,
now 7.6o TO 1890
36-2-Pises Suits. Cordioon iockets
and slim skirts. Conons, DocronF
poIyester blends and royon- n-ocetote.
Cleor coIors and stripes in light ond
dork shodes, comparable value.
ll.95 TO l7.95, now 500
s. Transitional Seperetss in Doc
ronS- poIyester botiste fobric. Cord
ieon blouse with cop sleeves ond
softly pIeoted skirts.
BlsuSes comparable volue 5.9e,
now 400
Skirts, comparable VoIue 1905,
now 500
20 Shorts in cottons and cotton
blends, Iobled for fobric content.
Cleor coIors, prints, ploids ond
printed patterns. Were 7.99 to
1875, now 500 ond 500
WGl-Sportsweor, Bird Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30
On Sole Friday $3.50 AN.
Foshion Eobries

1850 YsFds Fsmeus Meme cettons
in end-of-seoson cIeoronce.
Finishes include drip-dy ond
wrinkle-resistont. Stock up now on
these nony-occosion prints, includ-
ing some for home decoration. So
to 45" widths. Comparable voIue
! .2e and more O yord. Yard, 7Se
z65 Ysrds Fsmsd MoyseshsI Linens,
imported from lreIond. Woven
stripes and pIoids in Voried colors.
36" wide. Comparable volues 2.e9
and 399 yord. Yord- 100
I35 Ysrds Wool Knit Novelties in
noked wool weight. White, black,
oroy, beige ond royal blue. Com
porobIe voIus 400 yord. Yord 800
ITS Ysrds White TsryeIeth Gotten,
ideol for towels, shifts ond home
decoration. 36". Comparable value
% yord. Yard
WGl-Foshion Febries
Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheaton PIozo and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Fomous Nome
Women's Shoes
Reduced More
Than "
1.'O to $50

Group Of Mid and High Heel Shoes
and Wedges. Assorted coIors and
styles. Sove more than "a. $50
7 Corners Store Only
Assorted cssuoIs, sondoIs and flots.
Sove more than VI. l.so
WGL-The Shoe Center, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Mems Sportsweor
Clearance Priced

so Summer Weight Sport coots
reduced from reouIor stock, in bro
ken sizes ond potterns. lobeled 70
fobric content. Comparable voluc
1895, 1881
100 Sport coets, oil wool ond voc
blend models, oil IobeIed for fohti
content. Hondsore patterns, but nc
oil sizes in every pottern. Also Q
our Chevy Chase store. Comporoolr
volues $500, 1885,
so Imported Wool Sweaters in cs
sorted colors; wee, turtle, crew necE
ond cordeon styles. Sizes 36-4o
42-44. Comparable voIues l3e,
and 1895, 9.St
80 Medres Short-Sleeve Sport Shirt
Of l00oo cotton Hand d-woven IL
India in ottroctive pIolds ond prints
s, N, l, XL sizes. Comparable volu,
1000 ond l)95, 6.st
40 Boating Joekets with desier
taken from international Flag Code
Highly voter resistont nylon on
cotton blend, lobeIed for ex1ct fob
re content. s, N, l, XL sizes b.
not oil letters ovoiIobIe. ComporobI
voIue l695, s.s
WGL-The Mems Store, End FIoo,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30
GirdIes and Bros

so BFcs and 6irdIes in posteI colors,
oil properly IobeIed for fobric con-
tent Less than "a comparable value.
40 and $40
so GirdleS and Bros in light ond
dark prints, oil properly labeled for
fobric content. Less thon n compor-
obIe volue, 2.7o end $40
WGL-Corsets and Bros, Bird Floor,
Washington Store r
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Juniors Dresses
At Sovines

A group Of shirtdFsssss, lseket
dresses, summer eesusls end cock
tell fashions, ell IsbsIsd for febrie
content. Choice Of psstsIs. fIorel
prints end deFk-tonsd clear eoIors.
Sizes Sis. A few styles for petitss.
comparable voIue Now
80 l4.o5 TO 1875 800
20 $500 to 1895 1900
7 $500 1900
IS 1895 TO 22.95 1900
WGL-Juniors' Dresses, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Sovinss Now on
Juniors Sportswear

IS Swimsuits in varied styles TO-
beled for fobric content). One and
2-piece styles, sizes 5-l3. Were
l2.95, now 500
IS Skirts, Ponts end 2-Piees Suits
Tabled for fobric content) In junior
sizes. Were 5.99 to l4.95, now
200 TO 500
WGL-Junior Sportsweor, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Final Reductions on
Mems Strow Hats
From Stock

S6 Strow Hats in assorted potterns
ond weoves. Ideal for cosuoI and
resort wear. Comparable value 4.o5,
100
l69 StFaw Hots in o better ouoIity
group including MiIons and Pono-
mos. All reduced from our reoulor
stock. Comparable values 7.e5 TO
1875, 100
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Silver Room
HoIloWore at
Clearance Prices

comparable value Now
3 SiIveFpIeted Coffee
Sets imported from
England. Include COT
fee pot, creonn pitch .
er, sugar bowl Re-
duced from reoulor
stock. 1000 5000
I-3-Piees Sterling
Silver Tee Set by
Reed ond 6orton in
Town ond Country
pottern Coffee,
creomer and sugar. 222.73 1880
2s SilveFplsted Sets
Of Four Moaosrem-
med Breed and But
Ter PIatss by VIM.
Rogers with initials
~, }, R, e.. 500 800
6 SiIverpIetsd Round
MenosFsmmed TreyS
by VIM. Rogers,
W., with initioI - $50 $50
z Swedish SiIveFpIets
and cTystsl Ash
TFsys. $500 1000
z Swedish Silver and
crystel cisorette
UFna $500 1900
I SiIverpIeted Din
neF Gong. 1000 1900
! Sterling Silver and
cFystsl Vase. 1886 1900
I Sterling silver
Wedding Cup. $3.50 $500
I Sterling Silver Gig
eFetts Box. 66.l6 $500
! Lsrss Pewter
CsHterpiees. 5000" $500"
I Sterling silver
Wedding Coke Knife. 900 500
! Sterling Silver and
GIssS Msyennoiss
Bowl with lodle. 500 500
. SilVeFpIated Col
lsTy TTsyG mono
orommed with initioIs
"A, }, S, N. w, H,
R, NJ. 1850 1000
20 Stos HendIe
CsTVins Knives and
SheTpeneFS. 900 500
30 Serving Pieces
with simulated peorI
hondles mode in
Sheffield, eneIond.
Choose from butter
knives, hors d'oeuve
forks, jon spoons,
relish forks ond
Souce Iodles. $50 l.5o
PIeose odd loeo Federal tox except
for osterisked prices.
WGL-The Silver Room, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Mems Dress Shirts

comparable valne, T,9S
$50 and 500
$50 ns-SIeevs Dress Shirts with
regular, spreod or button down col
IeE. Mostly elections, ell lebeled
for fobFie content. Not oil sizes in
every style.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Summer Hats
comparable vdiHe, TOO
2.99 to S.99

$50 pieces, summer hats in stFewS,
orsenzo; some beech hats snd wells
in group. Assorted eoIors and styles.
WGL-MiIIineY, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30

CoektoiI Fashions
At Savinss
1890 and 1880
comparable vGlHe,
1875 to 2295
80 pieces; in group ere beautiful
styles in chiffon prints, oFssnIo,
cotton lses end RyIens. All properly
labeled for fabFie content. Color
choice Of white, pink, blue end yel-
low. Broken sizes for juniors and
misses.
WGL-Foshion 5th Dress Shop,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Juniors Suits and
Toppers Greatly
Reduced

IS Cotton Seersueker Suits in tron-
sitionoI pIoids. Sizes lis. Compo-
roble value l2.95, 500
Is Toppess in red, navy and white,
properly IobeIed for fobric content.
Sizes lib. Comparable value 22.95,
1000
WGL-Junior's Coots and Suits
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Big Savings
On Daytime Dresses

comparable vGlTe, = 90
1925 and more y
IS Summer cettons end cetten
Blends in Shssth end fell Skirted
styles, properly IobsIed for fcbrie
content. $40 end I4h-22h.
WGL-Foshion 5th Daytime Dresses,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Boys Apparel

$50 Cotton Walk Shorts in cIeor
coIors and foncy potterns. Compo-
robIe value 2.99 TO j SO, s5e
200 Knit Shirts, oil cotton, in Sc
lection Of cIeor coIors and stripes.
Boot neck ond collar styles in group.
Comparable value 2.98, sse
IS Clam Digger Ponts, cotton, cleor
coIors, some with stripes on legs.
Comparable values 299 and 5.o8,
IS Swim Trunks, properly Iobeled
for fobrlc content. Clear coIors.
Comparable value 4.96, l.4s
so Hots, dress styles. Various pot
terms and clear coiors IN group.
Comparable volue 48, Sse
200 Summer PoiomoS in assorted
styles and fobrics, oil properly 10
bled for fobric content. Comparable
value 2.o9, sse
WGL-The BOYS Store, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30
QuoIity Wotches
Women'S Watches:

QuoIity Wotehes
Women's Wotehes:
comparable voIue Now
He miIton Die
mond Weteh, lax
white gold cose and
bracelet with IT.
jewel Swiss move
nnent 10000 $1,000
HemiIton I7-JeweI
Weteh, lax yellow
gold cose ond broce-
let, Swiss movement $4,000 $500
! Lady EIsin Die-
mond Weteh, 23-
Jewel movement,
lax white gold cose
with black cord strop $4,000 $500
I Lady EIsin Die
Wond Watch with
23-jewel movement,
lax white gold cose
and black cord band 1884 $500
z Homilton Wotehes,
l7-jewel movement
with lifetime moin-
spring, onti-moonetic
and leather strop 1928 $500
I Lonsines l7-JeweI
Weteh with l0K
gold filled ovoI-
shaped cose and
stretch bracelet 77.27 5000
3 Movodo l7-JeweI
Wetehes with lax
gold coses, squore
foce and block cord
bond 9O.9l $500
I Mevado i7-JsweI
Weteh with round
diQl, black cord bond 1886 $500
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Mems Summer
Poiomos

comparable vdIne, .8S
3.99 to 500
10 pairs, with knee length trousers
and short sleeve tops. In variety
Of summer-weisht fobries, labeled
for fobrie content. Sizes A and {
only.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Mems Wotehes:

Mems Wotehes:
I EIsin 30 Jewel
Weteh, self-windino,
waterproof, shock
resistont- with stretch
bracelet 81 SO 5000
! WsteFpFoof
Weteh with lum-
nous diol, stretch
broceIet 5000 5000
! Movado l7-JeweI
Watch with ! Ak gold
cose, leather strop, 5000 5000
Automatic CaIen-
dor Woteh with IS
jewel oVement,
sweep second hand,
8K gold cose, 1900 $500
l-l7-Jewel Woteh
with second hond,
l8K gold cose, 10000 5000
Lord EIsin 30
Jewel Watch, self
winding with sweep
second hand, 1886 $500
z HonniIton 22-JeweI
WoteheS, shock re-
siston M and onti-
noonetic with life
time noinsprino and
stretch broceIet, 1886 $500
| Elsin le-JewsI
Watch with stretch
bracelet, sweep sec
ond hond, voter
proof cose. Shock
resistont, 4S.4l 34.0o
2-l7-Jewel Wetehes
with b ock k leather
strops, second hand, 5000 1900
Please odd 1925 Federal tax.
WGL-Wotches, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30
50-Piece FIotwore
Sets in SiIverpIote
by VIM. Rogers
27.so

5 Sets including l6 teaspoons and
each; place spoons, Selod forks,
place knives. place forks; | eseh:
sugar shell, butter knife. Hondsome
wood chest included with purchase.
WGL-The Silver Room, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Save 500o on Famous
Name Slightly
Imperfect Luggage

1t perfect Now
I2-2l" Weekend
coses, white or blue l2.9S 6.45
SIS" Hot Boxes,
oreen or ton 1913 7.So
z Atteehe Cases,
ton 1875 s.s5
2-29" pul lImon
coses, white 1895 S.45
5 TFain coses, blue
or oroy Zo.UU lZ.So
3-2l" Week
Cases, blue or qroy 27.5O 1878
| Atteehe Cose,
brown 5000 1900
Please add 1929 Federal tox.
WGL-Lueooee, 7th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30

Some Discontinued
Styles
10 Woste Beskets, discontinued
styles. Circus print. Comparable
value 2.9e, ZOO
80 FemouS- Make crewlers, oil COT
ton. Various styles ond coIors Com
porobIe value 2.99 and 399, ZOO
50 Peiemos and Gowns. foncy i'm
ports from ltoIy Al cotton. Broken
sizes ID. Less than "a comparable
Volue, 400
so Fomous- -Moke Sunsuits in cot
ton for boys ond girls. Comparable
volue Z 90, 100
80 Fomous Make lnfontS' Sun
suits. Al cotton. Vorlety Of styles.
coIors. For boys and girls Some knlts
included Comparable value 80
ond ! so. las
WGL-The Nursery Corner 4th
Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Fine Jewelry

Fine JeweIry
20 Imported Brooches
Of enamel, ivory
nnorQuisite 1900 100
z imported Sterling
Silver Necklaces $500 1000
Imported FIosen-
tine Finish Sterling
Silver cisorette coses 5000 1000
II Women's lax
White Gold Rings
with cultured peorIs
and diomond clips 5000 27.0o
PIeose add 1929 Federal tox.
W6L-Fine JeweIY. lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30

REMNANTS ON SALE FRIDAY ONLY, $50 AM--
~mm~M~~~m ~mmmmm%
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Mems Furnishings
Reduced " and More
Foshion-Rieht Ties

400 Smart Ties in on eosy-to-
ehoose-from selection thot includes
stripes, foulords and neot designs.
Some imports in the group, too
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30

PIeose odd loeo Federal tox except
for osterisked prices.
WGL-The Silver Room, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted

Savings on Mems
Wash N Wear Suits
comparable vaIue $3.50 10'oo
SO Fine Suits in wosh fobe properly labeled for
febe Broken sizes regular short and long styles
Shop early for best selection
w6L-Wen's Suits p. Washington nd pozo
Mems Suits, One and Two
Trouser Styles at Sovines
comparable value $500 and 1900 SS'VV
200 Smo+ Suits in this group IdeoI for and into foil
All Deerone and woed blends properly labeled for
febre Good size ronse Of regular short and long
WGL-Mens Suits Washington and Wheaton pozo
Evening star., 1962-08-30

80 Bros and 6erteF Belts in broken
sizes. All lobeIsd for febrie content.
W6L-corsets and Bros, 3rd Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
-. such compatible
companions in the family circle .

Make mine maple" "ru take cherry" Tastes in
early American Furnishings Uary, but wkatever our
preferences, one thing is certain: all of it is
easy to look at, easy to live With and so easv to
comedy nowadays in beautifully finished
reproductions. Yours for the choosing
o" conveniently arranged monthly terms
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Red DoyIiIies
Add BriIIiunce
To Perennial Bed
HAROLD H. KIRK

N-o@- SeFANSA OAsAAJ SAA0
Daylilies have reached a high
point on the list of popular
perennials and rightly so. They
are the easiest to grow, and
given an occasional transplant
ing. they will last a lifetime.
With their profusion of blooms
and so many colors they do
much to give a real lift" and
"go" throughout the summer
while so few perennials are in
bloom.
The golden yellow daylilies
are the highlight of the peren-
NAL planting. Add various
shades of orange with the lime
yellows, and your bed has color
carrying power. Now by way
Of subtle contrast, we must
intermingle the bright reds,
deep roses and pinks. Many
fine reds are on the market
now at reasonable prices. Fol-
lowing are two groups of reds
the first for the beginner and
the second for the grower who
likes the more recent introduc-
tions.
This group Of reds may be had
at very nominal prices Display, Gusto
Betsy B, Mrs. Hugh johnson. Midnight,
Black Grimlins. Royal Crown, Red
Top, Red Cup, Revelry, Domino,
Autumn Red. Flanders, Alien-A-Daie,
Fred Stuntz. Royal Ruby, Canyon
Purple. Garnet Robe and Carmelo.
In this group are red varieties for
the collector who wants the very
latest: Premier. Foreman, Applause,
Shining Plumage, War Eagle, West
Point, Scottish Symphony. Ace Of
Hearts, Hearts Afire, Alan, BeSs Ross,
Albright. Blaze of Glory, Buzz Bomb,
Citation, Crimson Glory, Ebony Prince.
Kentucky Colonel: PsseSntry., yasa-
Quinn.
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Stinted AzuIeus

From Mrs. L. v. B., 6233
Eighty-seventh avenue, Hyatts-
vile, Md. My Azaleas are
stunted and do not floom
Please suggest a remedy? An
swer: The azaleas show insect
injury as well as water-logged
soils. Suggest you lift the plants
and reset in a raised bed, in
cooperating very generous
quantities Of peatmoss in Che
soil below and around the
clump. Spray them with mala-
thion three times at weekly
intervals now and again in
August to control the red spider
mites and lacefly. Pruning
might also be advisable to
counteract the root injury.
Evening star., 1962-05-27

From C.C.B., 5211 Carriage
drive. What kind of fertilizer
should be used for the various
kinds of hollies, fruit trees, and
dogwood? Answer - I see no
difference in the kinds of fer
tilizers to be used on the diff
ferent species and varieties of
hollies - an acid forming ma
terial such as is commonly sold
for use on azaleas, camelliaS
and hollies. The same kind
also may be used on dogwoods.
Fruit trees are generally fed
with the common 5-l0-5 in the
spring and in September ap-
Piles may be given nitrate of
soda or ammonium sulphate to
stimulate flower bud forma-
ton,
Evening star., 1962-05-27
CAPITOL HILL WALLED GARDEN

Joanna Hill rose bush2 How
are roses propagated by slips?
Answer: Suggest you write the
Conard-Pyle Co., West Grove,
Pa, and see If they still grow
the Joanna Hill. Slips may be
taken from new growth pre-
ferably after the flower has
faded. Place the cutting in a
flower pot-most gardeners fill
a 3 or 4-inch pot with a good
soil mixture and then punch
a hole in the center with a
broom stick, filling the hole
with clean, sharp builders sand.
Place the cutting in the sand,
water and then place the pot
and cutting in a polyethylene
(freezer) bag. Put in the shade
and leave it alone until new
growth is evident.
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Cherry Tree

From H. l.. B., S62 N. Ohio
street. Arlington, Va. My cherry
tree has developed brown spots
along the edges of the leaves;
they soon dry and fall to the
ground. The tree is planted on
excavated sub-soil and is on a
slight slope; the grass wa S
heavily fertilized about four
weeks ago. Answer: The brown
ing could be caused by a wa
ter-logged soil in the planting
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Euonymus

Mrs. G. B. W., 203o Perry
street NE. What will restore
my Ligustrum to a healthy
condition9 Answer: Your plant
is a euonymus, and it is in
tested with the euonymus scale
Spray with malathion, / tea
spoonful rs per cent emulsion
to the quart Of water. Do this
two or three times at weekly
intervals.
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Fertilizers

drainage.
Evening star., 1962-05-27
QUESTION BOX
FOR GARDENERS

hole; the current drought could
also cause them. I doubt if
the fertilizer had any affect
since that usually works on
the tips of the new growth.
Suggest checking the drainage
in the planting hole. If water
does not drain away quickly it
may be necessary to provide
drainage.
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Shy Iris

From Mrs. E. M. S., 1880
N. Fortieth street, Arlington
Va. My iris, which were divided
last fall, have little or nc
bloom. Any suggestions as to
why? Answer: The Towering OF
an iris rhizome depends some
what upon the growing condi-
tons following replainting. Last
summer seemed hard on them
in some gardens. Also. the di-
visions should have been well
calloused before planting to
avoid checking. Feeding and
watering will have some effect,
either beneficial or retarding
These are the only thoughts
now.
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Doqwood

From Mrs. N. H., IA Wood.
mont rd., Alexandria, Va. Car
you identify the enclosed twie
Of a dogwood (?)? Answer
The flower and twig are def
initely Of the dogwood family
but am not certain just which
one. There are some IS specie:
and varieties in the Nationa
Arboretum. May 1 suggest thai
you visit it and, when the dog
woods are in. bloom, see if you
can pin-point this particular
one.
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Rose Slips

From Miss H. E. B., 709
Fourteenth street, Alexandria,
Va. Where can one buy a
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BOILING LD.-CONGREsS HTS.
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everything. all utils. 500. RE. g.
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41st Anniversary Sale Of new and
used organs. Largest stock IN the
washington Area. KITS q con-
venient locations), Dntn., 1880 g
st. NV. RE. 7-6212. Alex, Z62l
Mt. Vernon ave. XII. S-S6S6 ROCK
VILE Conversational Plaza shopping
ca.far RIA yT-AC0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19

PIANOS-Discount prices and only
SIS down with low monthly pay
ments ct the PIANO MART, 10l5
18th st, NV. (Phone ST. 3-6300)
and $3.50 Lee highway. Arlington,
(Phone 536-6S2D. Large slectton
Of spinets, consoles and uprights
N . wide variety Of finishes and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19

PIANOS-See our display Of recon-
ering. Baldwin, Steiff and others.
Prices range from S795. liberal
terms.
CAMPBELL. ArIaIC co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
CAMPBELL MUSIC co.
HOS q ST. NV. D1. 7-S464

PIANOS-Now in profess K1TTs
4lst Anniversary Sale. Spinets,
consoles and grands from regular
stock sharply marked down; Our
year. KITS (3 convenient loca-
tions): Dntn., 1880 q st. NV. RE.
7-6212. Alex, 1921 Mt. Vernon
ave, XII. S-S6S6. Congressional
Plaza shopping center. Rockville
pike. HA. 7-7420.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
WANTED ROOMS IuM
ROOMS FURNIsHED--N.W.
(coNTlNUED)

BEDROOMS ca with Kitchen privi-
leGes. 9th an ID. Sheridan streets
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AR Turntable

L A4O IA II OCbNAS
Our first large shipment Of .,t the
and should be here By the time
you read this ad.
We are not taking orders.
sPECIAL-LOOK-sEE
II you feel like taking ride
drop by our showroom and see
what we believe is to be largest
display Of J. B. Lansing speakers
and enclosures ever to be shown
By Q dealer in this area.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-10-25
Mrs. Mary A. Hepburn

Mrs. Hepburn, Rockville, a
candidate for the Montgomery
County Council from the Third
District, claims over 20 years
legal experience in both federal
and local government including
private law practice. A resident
of Montgomery County for IA
years, she was appointed to the
County Board of Appeals-the
first woman ever to serve on the
board-and also acted as chair
man. During her three-year ten
ure she says she became aware
of county government problems
of developed a vital interest in
planning and coming. She cites
as major county problems =
urban growth, the annual real
estate tax rise, and a reappraisal
of the coming ordinance.