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Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1963-09-05

Indian Wars are over, forever.
"All of the program which |
have outlined, the proposals that
will make specifically at a later
date, and even the underlying ideal
of them all, the development of
the individual Navajo are, men,
bers of the Council, in your hands
to advance or to hold back. With
out you | can do very little. You
will in my admin stration receive
honest advice, and to the best of
my ability true information on
the issues before you. My admin
istration will not make deals be-
hind your back and rush your
confirmation by one sided pre-
sensations. 1t would be hypocritical
indeed if the chief of an admins
tration founded on the dignity of
the individual did not respect the
dignity of the delegates selected
by the Navajo people to make their
laws. l respect your dignity. |
ask your help, Naval C ouncilmen.
And | ask your help, your
good wishes and your prayers, all
of my Navajo people. Without you
| would not be here now, without
your confidence will not remain.
To all who made my election
possible ! express my undying
gratitude. ask your help, too,
those of you who voted against
me, and hope my admin stration
may be such that it will yet win
your good wishes.
ITO the Navajo women who sup
ported me in my long crusade for
Navajo democracy. express my
deep appreciation, and to my wife
without whose help could not
have won
invite those nominal leaders
who find that their consc ience
camO be squared, with the groping
and the failure Of their party lead
er TO join hands with US here and
nov
Nov as new work.
men, we enter the great
unfinished edifice of tn e
N vajo Tribe. We must
repair the damages we find
but the great task of build
ing leaves no time for in
quests over every crooked
board. tits a better world
we have to build, the one
where every Navajo shall
STAND erect beside his
fellow Americans as an
equal among equals. Coun-
cilors and friends, the
tools are ready and the
task s tremendous LET
US NOW GO TO WORK TO-
GETHER. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16
Miss DuenkeI, Robyn Clash
In AAU Swimming Feature

SC sSS,, 4,-a:r: sgcggtsRia oGystt;: Be:
sogSh q 6 6TssSEd' .E sstd@q &c
tt ommsTe: csi i24 ssS. Nists
FoOthiIi Ac. Los Altos. Calf, 2: IS. 8;
Park. Calf. 1883.
3-meter diving: Jeanne Collier
Dick Smith, Sc, Phoenix, 450. so points.
madge, Dick Smith. Sc, 434.25; A.
Joel Lenzi o,Connell. Santa Glars
sc, 40S.S5: 6E-Sue Gossick, Mestlakt
&C, ChsitsEorths Calf. 4os '755j "a
Calf. 3s6.35.
2OQneter backstroke: l-dinni'
1908. 2scathy FerSuson. Los An
Es ssDer A &C. 2 PSIissa.lGSalN iRa ss ssr4er
S:ss.5. sunny osrdt, riviera club
Indianapolis, 1880. Garcia Pearce
K. Of c. Orchards, Baltimore, 2 80 3
7"Alice siglers unattached. Oak Park
t tcslifJ Sim T eam e9 NpS' A Hmsfi
can and championship meet record
old American meet record. 2:32.l
by Miss DuenKel. 1862.
4OO-meter individual medley: l.
Donna de- Varona, Santa Clara sc
5:24.b. 2-Sharon Finneran, un'
attached, Los Angeles, 300. 3-qinl
Ambrose, Commerce Calf 1881 .
4-carolyn House. Los Angeles ,AC
sc, sacramento. Calf, -5:36.b... g.
Martha Randall, Vesper BE, Philadel'
phia, $500. sally Current, Sum-
NIT IN. j. YMcA. 5:41.s. S-Lynn
Los meet Ang Teeord Gid record
5:26.4 By Miss Flnneran, 1862.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16

Terri Stickles Of the Santa
Clara squad, and Marilyn
Ramenofsky Of Phoenix's Dick
Smith Swim Gym.
All Near Chris Mark
All six of the top contenders
have been within seven seconds
of Chris Won Saltza's world
mark of 4:44.5 set in 1860.
Miss De Varona passed up the
expected big battle in the 200
backstroke yesterday to concen-
trate on the 400 medley and her
arch rival, Miss Finneran.
In addition to Miss Duenkel,
Miss De Varona and Miss john
sons triumphs yesterday, titles
also went to Jean Ann Dele
kamp Of Indianapolis. in the
200 breaststroke. and Jeanne
Collier of the Dick Smith Sc
in the 3-meter diving.
Final summaries:
l0O-meter freestyle: 1--Robyn john
son, Northern Virginia &C, ;O1.5; J.
Kathy Ellis, unattached, Indianapolis.
1901 81 3-Cathy Ferguson Los Angeles
ca Cara CAM sc. Yo S$Ss!'OPS E sHniai
Stickles, Santa Clara. Calf. sc. 1903 o:
8-Sharon Strouder, Commerce lCalifJ
SC, 1:03.l; Elisabeth McCleary. K.
Susie Resseguie, Johnson Memorial
g KIN z Cha. charlotte, y; G., l:O3;4
1901, g by Chris Won Saltza, 1900.
.200-meter breaststroke; 1--,Jean Ann
Bellekamp. Inattached, Indianapolis,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16
WEARY BUT HAPPY MARKSMAN
Retarded Children
Will Benefit From
Annual Grab Feast

A leisure-time affair In q
good cause will be held at
Pope's Creek. Md, AugdSt %.
That will be the second an
nual Crab Feast for the benefit
of the Charles County Associa-
ton for Handicapped and Re-
tarded Children, Inc.
The Crab Feast again is
sponsored by the Hotel, Rest
aurant and Tavern Association
of Charles County, and it will
be held at Captain Drinks
Crab House, beginning at noon
and running until II pm.
The association, known as
HARE, was formed in 1861 by
a small group of parents and
dedicated to 400 handicapped
children of the county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16
Virqinio Asks Hunters
To Help Make Choice

States hunters as possible be-
fore making their decision on
the 1963-64 season.
Last year, the commission
scheduled a public hearing so
hunters could have their say on
the season and limits. Only a
handful showed up and these
were from the Richmond area.
This was the first time the
commission had tried to hold
a hearing on the matter. Now
it is trying again. The hearing
August "a will be held at $3.50
am. in the commission hearing
room, 7 North Second street,
Richmond.
The commission Is urging
the waterfowl hunters to take
enough interest to have the
sportsmen themselves well rep
resented at the hearing. Those
unable to attend may submit
written requests or suggestions
as guidelines for action of
choice Of q season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16
BY WHEELER JOHNSON
Outdoor Editor

The liberalized regulations
for shooting ducks, geese, brant
and coots. are greeted with
some satisfaction by Maryland
and Virginia hunters, but they
came as no surprise.
Surveys Of the water fowl
breeding grounds indicated that
heavy rains in the spring and
early summer had made breed
ing conditions the best since
1857.
The formula hberalizing the
waterfowl shooting regulations
takes several different forms,
but the Atlantic Flyway, which
includes Maryland and Virginia
comes out with the largest
basic bag limit for ducks and
coots.
The same basic number Of
days of shooting will be al
lowed for ducks and coots, while
the goose season will be 20
days, 10 days longer than last
season. The bag limit for geese
remains the same.
Virginia and MARYLAND now
must select their shooting days
within the limits prescribed by
the Federal regulations. For
duck and coots this will be be-
tween October S through Janu-
airy 5, 1864. On the Atlantic
Flyway, the outside dates for
the goose season will be Octo-
Der 5 through January Is, 1864.
All of the States on the At
lantic Flyway may select con-
current open seasons on ducks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16

Virginia wants its hunters to
help decide how the States sea-
son shall be arranged within
the limits Of the Federal Water
fowl regulations. So it has set
a public hearing for August "a.
The Commission of Game
and Inland Fisheries feels that
the waterfowl hunters adopt a
defeatist attitude, assuming
that the seasons are passed
down cut and dried from the
Fish and Wildlife Service.
Actually the waterfowl sea-
son frameworks for recent sea-
sons, although restrictive, have
offered States a great deal OF
choice in just what type Of sea-
son they wanted to adopt, .
T. D. watkins, commission
chairman said.
With such a wide choice as
that offered this year the COM
missioners want to get the
opinions Of as many Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16
USED BOAT SPECIALS

90 Sport Craft Imperial de luxe
cabin cruiser with 60-h.p.
Scott electric engine and
trailer.
l9 Scottie Craft aluminium
cruiser, Key-Largo model,
with 60-h.p. Scott electric
engine and long heavy-duty
trailer -------S 1,695
49, Scottie-Craft Fiberglas. with
40-h.p. Scott electric motor
and new trailer ---.-- 1,096
16 Skee-Craft. with 35-h.p.
Evinrude and trailer -- 695
IA Whitehouse Fiberglas, with
25-h.p. Scott and trailer.
IA Wagemaker. with 32-h.p.
Scott. almost-new trailer 375
ALL ABOVE ITEMS WITH A
30-DAY GUARANTEE
Bethesda Boat Center
1919 Old GEORGETOWN Rd.
Bethesda IA. Md.
OIL. 4-4S0O Closed Sun. OIL. 4-4S13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16
HUNTERS OFFERED
GUIDE ON DUCKS

Waterfowl regulations
increasingly demand that
the hunter be a good nat
uralist. Wardens are not
likely to listen kindly to
the story that the shooter
misidentified that can
vasback he has in his bag.
But the Interior Depart
ment is trying to be help
full to this years crop Of
hunters.
1t has produced a "a
page, full color, water
fowl Identification guide,
Ducks at a Distance"
hoping that uncertain
gunners will buy it and
study it. Copies are avail
able from the Superin-
tendent Of Documents,
Government Printing Of
flee, Washington, D. c.,
20402. And the price is
right. 1t is only Is cents a
copy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16

16' CENTURY RESORTER, 11O-h.p
Graymarine. Ideal ski boat. Sacrifice,
$500. Call Annapolis 301-956-2S04
after 8.
GLAssPAR 14-ft. Lido, int trailer. new
'63 4O-h.p. Evinrude, never used. $500
cash, firm. Call III. $4,000 or DOL
RUNAB0UT, mahogany, IA #, 30-h.p.
Eyinrude, cleo, starter, Mastercraft
tilt trailer, equip w/skis. $500, make
offer. 772-2l24.
go OWENS Express Cruiser, 145 hip,
depth finder, excel. shape, many ex-
tras, 81, 400. JE. 4-4267 or SOL
13-FT. RUNABOUT, mahog. lapstrake,
2 cockpits, windshield, running lights,
anchor, trailer and 712-h.p. Elgin. All
44 1928 CONC SSoo or best Oiier' FL
USED l5 FIBERGLAS RUNAROUT
with windshield and steering. Excel
cond. $3.50. CAP'N STAINS BOAT
CENTER, S236 Ga. ave, JU. 5-7773.
BOSTON WHALER fiberslas boats, 10
4. and 10 IT,, all models on display.
JOHNSON cupboard motors CAP'N
STAINS BOAT CENTER, S236 Ga.
ave-, Silver Spring, JU. 5-7773.
a. FIBERGLAs RUNABOUT, back
to-back seats. steering, windshield,
COHN' JOpI OO-u.p. eleC.-SIhTtluk JOIlH-
son motor. rigged on Tee-Nee trailer.
Special, 81, 095. CAP'N STAINS BOAT
CENTER. S236 Ga. ave, JU. 5-7773.
RUNABOUT, 16' Jersey 1861, 40-hp.
johnson cupboard; cleo. starter and
controls; convertible top and cover.
Like new. $1,400. Call 671-1499.
SACRIFICE 22' cabin cruiser, Broad
water, Mere, hit, 20-gal. perm. tank,
s. and b. curtains, extras. owner
trsnsf. 354-S206.
ROWBOATs co, wooden, both good
condition, 10 It. and IL it., $50 and
S45. Call 354-025S.
HOGAN'S GOAT-Group outings, pic
MICS, fishing (up to 81 people,. An
napolis. WA. 7-4192, VIII. $4,000.
24-FT. FISHING CRUISER, 1856, 100
h.p. Chris-Craft. fresh-water cooled,
sleeps 3; head, galley, many extras.
Good cond. $3.50 or best offer.
671-435S.
I8' THOMPSON, Windshield and con-
vertible top, 40-h.p. Evinrude cleo.
starting. Tilt trailer, other acces.
10. 7-792b.
I4-FT. RUNABOUT, 7h-h.p. motor,
$3.50. Win sell separately. Call AP.
7-7S56 Fri. or Sun.
JET IA, No. 325, mahoR. hull, dacron
sails, racing accessories, trailer, out
fit. in superb condition. Asking S725.
Call 762-0692.
CHRIs-CRAFT ls-ft. cabin cruiser.
Fully equipped. Best offer over ST.
600. Call RE. 6-6097.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16
FORE AND AFT
Unlisted Boats
Face Breakdown

manufacturers and boating Or
CARNATIONS. The department
will use them as ready refer
ence manuals for enforcement
personnel, Manning said.
The first Of the lists is ex-
pected to be available in about
two weeks.
S. IS
One Of the big events in the
sailing world is coming to the
Chesapeake Bay area for the
first time this year and will be
sailed in Bay-built boats.
The 1868 Mallory Cup Regat-
ia, which is emblematic of the
Mems Sailing Championship OF
North America, will start on
September 9. The Chesapeake
Bay Yacht Racing Association,
as sponsoring organization, has
chosen Mobjacks for the COM
petion Of the eight crews who
gained the right to come to
Annapolis by first winning
their own club Examinations, as
ISOLATION eliminations, and area
semi finals and finals.
The Mobjack is a one-design
class sloop with its own ma
tional organization. It is a IT.
foot, self-bailing fiberglass
centerboarded. 1t was designed
by Roger Norman and is built
at Gloucester, Va.
The Annapolis Yacht Club
the Gibson Island Yacht Squad
ron, the Naval Academy Sail
ing Squadron, and the Severn
Sailing Association are co-hosts
for the series.
]. Willis Martin is general
chairman Of the event and c.
Gather Scott is assistant
chairman. Committee heads in
clude Stuart H. Walker, race;
E. Bates Mckee, hospitality and
housing; Benjamin We'll, enter
tainment; 1t. John c. Sterling
USN, boat procurement; Walter
Lawson, boat operation, and
Mrs. Joseph L. Fuller, publicity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16

:XSI: !gsI.I s|:l:l;aIs|.
'62 CRUISERS, INC, Gift. Sea Skip.
Interceptor inboard-outboard power,
nsS Depth SO sSand sh will I'll SCI. sfq Pr n nS
paid balance, 656-4797 after 8 pm.
sTEwART ri ER 'f Boat sU spes sSSas
N Stss S psp1r LipiteG time ony
ave. s.w.. DI. 7-4010.
1915, sPEEDLINER RUNABOUT, wheel.
motor, 1865. HART, 5S1s Reno I'd.
NV, EN-. 3-0133 ewes.
ENGINE, 671 GIN diesel, good cond.,
mel. oil filters, shaft wheel, ETC., ST.
500. 301-CL. 9-2424.
16-FT. BARBOUR, 50-h.p johnson,
canvas convertible top. extras. CT.
o-20OS.
1s-FT. BAY-BUILT outboard cabin
runabout, 35-h.p. cleo. start. Evin-
rude controls, tanks, battery, S525 or
best offer Rear 1928 Kennedy st.
NV, TU. 2-3s13.
LIGHT IA RUNABOUT, trailer, t.
hip. motor, remote controls Complete
set, S195. 525-7343.
25O-H.P. VS. MARINE ENGINE, compi.
oyerhauled. new manifolds, ETC.;
choice OF direct drive or 2-to-1 re-
verse; S475, will accept trade-in. so.
5-S456 or XII. S-23Ol aft. z only
lift; ALUMINUM CREsTLNER, 40:
acces. Reas. CHI. S-755S.
28-FT. rs. CABIN CRUISER, late
model excellent condition, loaded
with extras. will accept trade. Dol
sG7-0225.
14-FT. LONE STAR RUNABOUT, fiber
glas, 4O-h.p. Evinrude elcc. start
heavy-duty tilt trailer, storage cover,
skis, life jackets, etc. Like-new con-
clifton. Sl,70O value. Sl'1a5. Bank
MARYLAND MARINE
4703 Suitlsnd Rd. RE. 0-2s00
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S236 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring
NEW LUHRS 2S' SEDAN, I. b., dual
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New Luhrs 26' cabin -$4,635
New Luhrs "a caoin S3,q75
Luhrs 81 I. b., extras --- 1926
New Ulrichsen 81 (. b.. sleeps 6, cleo.
refgr., many extras S9,745
3S, bay cruiser -----------S2 ,475
33' bay cruiser $3.50
81 cruiser, as h.p. S1,195
l9 Century, Gray 20 h.p. ----S1,150
49, Shepherd speedboat --- $685.
IS FeathercTaft, motor. trailer S795
Many Others to Choose From
POTOMAC MAPTNE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16

HIGH POINT, N. c., Aug. IS
(AP). - II 16-year-old GIMME
Guenkel of the Summit IN. j.
YMCA wants to take home the
individual high point trophy
from the National AAU Senior
Women's swimming and diving
championships, she couldn't
ask for a better position in
which to do 1t.
Already the winner Of two
events, the 1,500-meter free
style and the 200-meter back
stroke, Miss Duenkel today
meets her top two rivals for
the meets outstanding SWIM
mer trophy.
She'll face Robyn johnson Of
the Northern Virginia AC in
the 400-meter freestyle and
tomorrow she takes on Donna
De Varona, the Santa Clara
sc star, in the 100-meter
backstroke.
Win In Record Time
Each of these posted their
initial triumphs in yesterdays
competition, each In meet rec
ord time. Miss johnson won her
third straight 100 freestyle
title while Miss De Varona took
tho gruelling 400-meter in6t-
vidual medley.
Were shooting for It," said
Ginnie's coach, Frank Elm, who
also tutors the Rutgers Uni
versity swim squad.
I'm q little worried about
Robyn in the 400, as she looked
real tough in the l00." Elm
said.
The 400 freestyle is rapidly
shaping up as the top race Of
the meet. In addition TO GIMME
and Robyn, the field also will
include Carolyn House, the de-
Tending champion from the Los
Angeles &C; Sharon Finneran,
unattached from Los Angeles,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16

and coots of so consecutive
days, or a split season totaling
As days within basic limits on
duck collectively of three daily
and six in possession. An option
offered is 40 consecutive days,
or a split season totaling SO
days with basic limit on ducks
collectively Of four daily and
eight in possession.
Last years limits on the At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16
Waterfowl Hunters Gettino
Better Break This Year

lantic Flyway were two and
four and three and six In the
daily bag and possession limits,
according to the season option
selected.
Regardless of the option,
chosen by a state this year, the
daily bag limit on coots is eight
and the possession limit is Is.
The Interior Department en-
phasized that the open season
on ducks does not include
canvasbacks and redheads.
Although canvasback and
redhead ducks continue to show
signs of recovery from danger
ously low population levels,
their numbers have not in
creased enough to warrant
opening a season on them" the
departm emit said. Special
limits on wood ducks of two in
the bag and two in possession
and on hooded merganser of
one in the bag and two in pos
session were again prescribed
for all flyways.
The regulations this year al
low a daily bag limit Of five
and a possession limit Of 10
American and redbreasted mer-
gangsers, singly or in the ag-
gregate of both kinds. in addi-
ton to the basic limits on
ducks collectively.
The daily bag limit on ducks
has several limitations. 1t may
not include more of the follow
ing species than: (a) one hood
ed merganser; (b) two wood
ducks; (c) two mallards or
black ducks, singly or in the
aggregate of both kinds.
The possession limit may not
include more Of the following
species than: (a) two hooded
mergansers; (b) two wood
ducks; (c) four mallard or
black ducks, singly or in the
aggregate of both kinds.
States on all of the flyways
may select concurrent open sea-
sons on geese, except snow
geese, and brant Of 10 consecu-
tive days, with a daily bag
limit of two and possession
limit of four geese, and a daily
bag and possession limit Of six
brant.
Shooting hours on ducks and
cootS in the Atlantic, Missis-
sippi and Central Flyways will
be from sunrise to sunset. In
the Pacific Flyway they will be
from one-half hour before sun
rise to sunset.
On the opening day Of the
season for ducks and coots in
all flyways, including both
opening days of a split season,
shooting will begin at noon,
standard time.
In the Mississippi and Gen.
trail Flyways the basic season
will be IS days for ducks and
coots-10 days longer than
last year-and the basic bag
and possession for ducks will
be double those of last season,
or four and eight.
In the Central Flyway,
States will be allowed a 35-day
duck and coot season which
can be split with the usual 10
per cent penalty. Basic daily
bag and possession limits on
ducks also will be doubled to
four and eight.
States in the Pacific Fly
way can exercise several OPP
tons for their duck and coot
seasons. With a season length
of rs consecutive days, the
basic daily bag and possession
limits on ducks can be either
five and 10 or six and six. With
optional season Of 80 consecu-
tive days, the basic daily bag
and possession limits will be
four and eight or five and
five. Although the optional bag
limits remain the same as last
year, the length of the season
may be extended by is days
under each option. A split sea-
son may be selected with the
usual 10 per cent penalty on
season length.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16

Boat owners using Maryland
waters had better be certain
their registration is in order.
Joseph Manning. director OF
the Tidewater Fisheries Depart
ment, has Just ordered a crack
down. The departments patrol
craft have been directed to is
sue Summonses to all owners
who cannot show positive proof
that they have mailed an ap-
plication and SIS fee to the de-
partment for a license renewal.
Earlier, the department had
announced there were 45,150
boats registered in Maryland as
of June 80 of this year. That
was a decrease of 1927 boats
registered as Of December 81,
1862.
The certificates of all boats
expired at that time. Although
every boat owner had been
mailed a renewal application on
November is, 1862, more than
80 per cent apparently did not
re-regiSter.
Manning also announced the
department is preparing to
publish a list of all boats regis
tered in Maryland. There will
be seven different booklets,
each covering a different area.
The directories will show the
boats owner, its registration
mum b er, length, propulsion,
type of construction and the
year it was built.
The seven different booklets
will include the Upper Eastern
Shore, the Lower Shore, Balti-
more Metropolitan area, Wash
ington Metropolitan area and
Virginia, Southern Maryland,
Western Maryland and Out-of-
State.
The public can buy the lists
at 2 cents per name. Manning
said they are of particular in
terest to marina operators, boat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16

CONE IN. Let US tell you about
-WARNER'S boat speedom-
N Stss s pep1Ajr I Lipited time only
ave. SR. DI 1.4n1n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-16

IH CENTURY kESOKTEk, 110-h. D.
Ideal ski boat. Sacrifice,
$500. Call Annapolis 30l-956-2s04
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08
Plastic
Curtain
Washes

Most information about
automatic washers concerns
what fabrics to wash and
how to wash them.
But did you know that
there are some non-fabric
items around the house that
can also get the automatic
treatment in your waSher7
Plastics, for example, can
be washed automatically.
That includes shower cur
tains and bathroom window
curtains.
Plastics may be laundered
the same way one would
wash q wool sweater, accord
ing to a national manufac-
turer's home laundry center.
1t must be done in cold
water with q liquid or pre-
dissolved granular detergent
and two minutes Of gentle
agitation followed by an
eight-minute soak.
Unbelieveably, even plas-
tics will dry in a dryer with
out harm. Simply put them
in with a few big bath tow
els to absorb the moisture
and help them tumble.
Use q no-heat setting on
the dryer. Avoiding heat is
important, since many plas-
tics melt easily.
It takes but q few minutes
to complete another house,
hold task such as this. easily
and automatically.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08
Inside...

a virtually indestructible pump. A
power unit proven In millions Of May
tag automatic washers. A perforated
tub for swirlaway draining action to
remove sand and heavy soil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08
Pack Sweaters

Always air sweaters thor
oroughly after each wearing
before packing them away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08
Outside.

zinc-coated steel cabinet with porce-
lain top and lid, defies rust and corro-
sion. Full cycle safety id-stops action
in seconds.