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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26
Sees MikOyan,
Plans Talks
With Allies
Russian Deputy
Won't Speculate
As to Summit

President johnson today
probed Russian cold war in
tentions in a conference with
Soviet Deputy Premier Anas-
tas Mikoyan.
He also arranged business
meetings with the leaders of
Great Britain, France and
West Germany early next year
in an effort to forge new bonds
of allied unity.
Mr.. Mikoyan, regarded as
Soviet Premier Khrushchev's
right-hand man, spent nearly
an hour in the White House
on a visit that produced no
news Of any change in the So
viet-American relations.
The Soviet Deputy Premier
told reporters that he had a
pleasant conversation" with
President Johnson. discussing
matters of mutual interest"
No Summit Speculation
He refused to speculate on
the possibility of a later sum-
NIT meeting between President
johnson and Premier Khru-
shchev.
But plans for later policy
conferences with British Prime
Minister Sir Alec Douglas
Home. West German Chancel-
Tor Ludwig Erhard, and French
President De Gaulle were made
in brief conferences the new
President held with those allied
leaders today and last night.
Chancellor Erhard. who had
been scheduled to confer with
the slain President Kennedy
yesterday but came here among
a host of other foreign leaders
for his funeral. was the last
of a series of the foreign Wis
itors to confer with the new
President this morning.
President johnson walked
with him out the door Of the
White House office wing and
was heard to say that he
looked forward to seeing the
German chancellor again soon.
Confidence in Johnson
Mr.. Erhard, expressing full
confidence in the new Presi-
dent, said he intended to re-
turn to Washington in a few
weeks for the working visit"
that had been planned with
President Kennedy this week.
The death of President Ken
nedy, he said, gives all the more
reason for the United States
and its Western allies to give
new impulses" to the free
world.
Asked if he were convinced
that President johnson would
be as vigorous in upholding
allied rights in West Berlin and
promoting German unity as
was Mr.. Kennedy. the West
German leader said 81 am fully
convinced"
He added that he is sure the
Western alliance will continue
| in faithful cooperation.
I'VE rely on the United
See JOHNSON, Page A-3
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Trade Heavy,
Stocks Nuke
Sharp Rise

NEW YORK, Nov. 20 (AP),
The stock market rose
sharply today in q reversal Of
the plunge that followed the
assassination Of President Ken
nedy Friday.
The advance began as soon
as trading resumed after a
shutdown yesterday for the
Presidents funeral.
Trading was extremely heavy
with the New York Stock Ex-
change ticker tape trailing
floor transactions throughout
the morning.
Brokers reported they were
swamped with orders to buy
stock.
Trading in some key issues
was delayed beyond noon be-
cause of difficulties in match
ing buy and sell orders.
A. T. & T., which finally
opened at 1857 pm. started
off at $l40 on a block OF
10000 shares.
Some brokers interpreted the
surge of buying as indicating
reinsurance among investors
that the death of President
kennedy will bring no great
change in Government or
business.
The market had regained
most Of the loss it suffered in
the panicky selling Of Friday
afternoon.
At l pm. tn eDow Jones
average of 30 industrials had
spurted 23.42 to 734.91. 1t had
lost 21.16 Friday, when the
market closed early.
Trading in the first hour
scared to 2,210,OOO shares one
Of the biggest ever. 4
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Majesty and Paeeantry Mark
Farewell to John F. Kennedy

route of the cortege following
the slain Presidents body from
the Capitol Rotunda, by the
White House, to st. Matthews
Cathedral, to Arlington.
Another 100000 had walked
by the flag-draped casket in
silent tribute as it lay in state
at the Capitol from Sunday
afternoon until yesterday
morning.
These and millions of other
Americans who could get no
closer to the scene than a tele-
vision set were Joined in
mourning the slain President
by one of the greatest arrays of
foreign statesmen ever assem-
bled.
World Leaders Walk
Kings, a Queen, Princes,
Presidents, Prime Ministers
they came from far away
places to walk with Jacqueline
Kennedy behind the horse
drawn caiSson bearing her hus-
bands body from the White
House to st. Matthews, and
gather in silent tribute to the
slain Preside mt around his
grave in Arlington. Twenty-six
heads Of state or government
were among notables rep
resenting SO foreign nations.
Also walking in the process
sion to the church, at Mrs.
Kennedy's invitation, were sew
|eral mourners whose grief was
more personal than the dis
tinguiShed visitors = White
House telephone operators,
groundskeepers and members
of the household staff.
President Lyndon B. john
son, into whose hands the reins
of government were suddenly
thrust by the untimely death of
Mr.. Kennedy, led American Of
See KENNEDY, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26

HE became. with his young
and beautiful wife, the
symbol Of America as hes
and most Of q, Ike to think
of America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26
Mr.. KENNEDY'S
LIGHTER SIDE

PRESIDENT KENNEDY's keen
ness Of wit first become opporent
to mony Washington reporters at
q NotionoI Press Club toIk in 1860.
For "reminiscences Of the Kennedy
lighter side by The RombleF, George
Kennedy, color ponorumo view Of
yesterdays funeral procession and
other stories, turn to Pose 81.
Have The Stor Delivered
Daily and Sunday
Phone Lincoln $4,000
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President johnson move
into the oval White House of
flee this morning, but he vii
not use the desk Presiden
Kennedy utilized.
The Kennedy desk. which
history minded Jacquelint
Kennedy unearthed in a base.
ment storage room early in thu
Kennedys' tenure in the White
House, was hailed at the time
by Mrs. Kennedy's press sec.
rotary as a startling discov-
cry"
The President was working
today at an unadorned ma
hogany desk. William Meyers
an aide to the President, sale
the desk was taken out Of Gov
eminent storage.
New Desk on Way
The desk will not be there
very long. Late this Afternoon
movers were scheduled to de-
liver the desk Mr.. johnson
used in his office in the Capt..
toll just off the Senate floor
The President acquired thai
office, which formerly had beer
the District of Columbia com
mittee room. several years ago
and moved in new furniture al
that time. He elected to re.
main in the office after hi
became Vice Presidnt.
TIL chair situation had re-
porters and photogr apherS
spinning in confusion.
When photographers were
allowed into the Oval Room
this morning to photograph
the President with the Presi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26

cOIumnist Eric sey q e
noUrns the late President
John E.. Kennedy and sum-
morizes the qu0Iities-fore-
most his directed inteiIeetu-
olity-whieh were the h0H-
mark of his nature.
Page Ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26
By GARRETT d. HORNER
star staff Writer

An eternal flame burns over
the grave of President John
Fitzgerald Kennedy as the
senseless snufftng out Of his
life will burn forever in the
memory of his countrymen.
Mrs. Jacqueline Kenned y
lighted the symbolic torch in
the finale to a majestic tragedy
as her martyred husbands soul
was committed to God and his
body to the hallowed ground of
Arlington National Cemetery
yesterday afternoon.
Eternal rest grant to him, o
Lord" prayed Richard Cardi-
nal Cushing for the young man
whose restless drive to lead
America through new frontiers
was cut short four days ago by
an assasSin's bullet.
Majesty, colorful pageantry
and tugs at the heart beyond
the power of words to describe
marked the worlds farewell to
the man who served as 35th.
President of the United States
for 1896 days.
The picture of his black
gowned young widow, her
beautiful face shielded in its
anguish by a black veil, leading
with queenly dignity a funeral
of men known to the
world as great, and humble
men, will linger long in the
minds of millions.
Sights to Remember
Nor viii there soon fade from
memory such sights and sounds
aS:s
John F.. Kennedy, IT.,
whose third birthday collided
in time with his father'ssfuner-
al bringing his little right hand
up o5his forehead in salute as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26
US. and Texas
Push Probes
Public Promised
Facts on Assassin
BY MIRIAM GUTENBERG
Star Staff Writer

The Nation today had the
assurance of President johnson
that all the facts of the aSsas-
sination of President Kennedy
will be made public.
A similar promise came from
the Attorney General of Texas
rs demands for a congressional
investigation were heard on
Capitol Hill and measures were
drafted to make it a Federal
offense to harm a President.
The White House announced
late yesterday that President
johnson has directed the JUS
tice Department and the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation to
conduct "a prompt and thor
ough investigation of all the
circumstances surrounding the
brutal assassination Of Presi-
dent Kennedy and the murder
of his alleged assassin"
The President said he has
directed all Federal agencies to
Cooperate and "the people of
the Nation may be sure that all
of the facts will be made pub
lie"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26
Probing All Aspects

The Justice Department had
announced earlier that the FBI
is running down every aspect
of the assassination as we'll as
the subsequent murder of Lee
Harvey Oswald, the accused
assassin.
Although no target date was
given for the FBI report to the
White House, it was thought
likely that it would be made
before the end of this week.
More than so FBI agents,
See INQUIRY, Page AS
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Weather Forecast

District and vicinity-Cloudy and not as
cold tonight. low about 80. Considerable
eloudiness tomorrow. high in middle sos.
High today, ~, at ! pm; low. "a, at
5 an.
Full Report On Psss "a
Evening star., 1963-05-26
HEATING-COOLTNG UNITS Is

HEATING-COOLING UNITS (S)
American Standard Remotaire,
lprac, new) S525. Spiral stairway
steps, $3.50. Aeolian Player
organ. Best offer. Phone 44-6036.
HI-FI is" eiectro-voice, co-ax,
speaker with enclosure. S25 90.
Allied Knight, factory wired,
AM-FM tuner, with 10 watt
amplitier S35, 10. 1-32S1.
HI5FI, AM.FM auto. radio to tit
all cars. Blaupunkt, also auto-port.
set: CASH OR CENTRAL CHARGE.
Call TU. 2-3400.
HI Fl, Heath, 7O-watt power amp.
w/match. preamp/and AM tuner
w/case. 500. Lenco 4-spd. man
ual turn-table VICE var. rel. pick
up and base, S35. University spkr
SIS. HA. 2-434s.
H-FI STEREO, Weathers turnta.
BILE, Viking tape deck. Dynakit
amp and pre-amp, Scott FM tun-
er, 2 sets earphones, Electrovoice
mike, misc. records and tapes
All IN excel. cond.. mo. old,
81 900 new. Leaving country, will
take $500. DE. 2-6511 from OF
pm, Ii. 6-3794 ewes. and week
HI Fl, AMPEX, model 1910 with
over $3.50 pre-recorded 4 tr
tapes, no reas. offer refused. Also
Mon. 2-spd. Tandberg and recdr
Model 2-T. OIL. 2-6904.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
-E MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

LAWN BENCH MOWER, hose reel
garden tools. outside shower, pipe
vice. cutter, threader. Carpenter
chest and tools. Ia-inch bench
drill, S-inch bench grinder. DE.
Evening star., 1963-05-26

LAWN MOWERS, Toro, Lawnboy,
new and used, trade-ins. Reas.
| WARE, s5osS' UNIVERSITY rli blvd' nANp, f.
Hyatts., Md. HA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-05-26

LAWN MOWER, Locke. reel 72"
cut, like new. s349. MD. CYCLE,
CIR. 4-6723 Weekdays
Evening star., 1963-05-26
RANGES-ALL SIZES
RANGES
GAS AND ELECTRIC
20 80 and 80 Inches
Sl9.95 UP
BLOCKS

All have been reconditioned and
are guaranteed. Free delivery.
Evening star., 1963-05-26

GUNs-colt snub nose, $40. s and
W. .3S. Spec, S35. 1863 rifle. S57,
:22 pistols. antique pistols. Nazi
items, many others. very reason
able. sP. 3-ss19.
GUNS = Springfield rifle, 3O.06,
converted to sporter. reblued and
In excellent condition with shells.
SOB. Stevens .22 single-shot rifle,
with holster, $3.50. Clocks: An.
tique, iron mantle clock, Seth
Thomas, So. Regular A octagonal
wall clock with pendulum. needs
glass face, Sl2. Gun cabinet,
4-8 gun capacity, glass door and
sides, fine piece, S25. Large port
able swimming pool, To- dia.
cost $50 and used once, sell $50.
Phone gossip bench. $3.50. Coli
shoes, Pinehurst. size 9lh, cost
Sl9.95 and used twice. S12. Gal
vanized yard gate. S4. Large In
dian relic collection. MR.. LEWIS,
Evening star., 1963-05-26

m:TI' n:T ssSS taRs r. EEscoTdST g6Ts, ,AmDeT 1860
HI.FI sTEREO SPECIAL - sony
80 tape deck, Sl40.5O. Fisher
s,, 5O0B, s209: :50. ,ooodman's 3-Way
SG S6G''As5si SPEAKERS so90i yBL ws6cs, ksPcSI
console With FM.AM ar ana S.spSsd SsoSS5
record player, $40 90, Audio EmpirS
arm. S24 80. 0rado arm, Si6. sony
CSJnO stereocorder. 5000 so. Son,
speaker SSA IN. Si4O.b0 Man,
other values. KfTrS washing.
SGns z. h.T. IIEsfsf RE. n.gs9gffe ngs9gff ''ore'' 1896
MDE-A-BED, sealy. early Amer
! 800, excel, cond, other misc
/ Items. Alex. g3i -7704 after 2 pm
sun, weekdays after o,
HOSPITAL RED. muiti-hsight
! mattress, plastic cover, rails, used
mos Original cost S23b. saeri.
lice 500. JU. 3-7@n3.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS -
antique chest OF drawers. cedai
chest single bed and mattress
seyerl chairs. linens, dishes, Mix.
master, nI,,,. 7ei kenncbee ave, Ia
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS-Ma.
| h0gany corner cabinet k75. An.
uque, cherry dfop leaf tabl,
fskaa tOO, b-pe. silver tea sefy,
zee. 500 9Bspc, fiat silver. Hen
tern, SiaO. 4 WedRwood plates !
ass. and gold hand plates. IL
Haylland white and gold plates
all VI ca, . meat plattefs Havi.
land, white and gold, 81 30 and
M.bO. FL. B.30l4
ICE MAKER, Frigldaire, new motor
and gridH, going out OF fountain
business. FE. ss7nS9,
IRONER. electric fronfIte, very Foos
condition, 500, 43i.7B22
KENMORE WASHER '8g model q
cycle normal, wash N wear. dell.
catel, q mo. old. $3.50 Bp. 2-bsf7
LADDERS sale or rent, a. A
LADDER AND SUPPLY CORP
1927 9TH 81, NV Ho. 2-igt0.
LADDtRs, larpe DISCOUNT Oh
alum and nah ext ladders
UNION HDwE co, Ma s.sg6i
LATHE, metal, 6.in., good eondi.
DU b.pi7e
LATIiE, metal g.ln crattsman.
vsePaRays sePRaiai'n after s.lii. sqnosIp PAUL
CREE. 1910 Georgia ave. VIII
LAUREL a HARDY sound movie,
time switeh. i46.2R66
LAWN BOY 21" rotary mover. ex.
sellent condition. reasonable. VIII,
Evening star., 1963-05-26
Swedish
Classic
Infinite Attention to
Fine Detail Marks the
Character of This Group
FURNITURE
Living Room. Bedroom,
Dining Room

On the long. long 4-cushion
sofa. exposed arms in solid
walnut accent the clean Con-
temporary styling. Two deco
rator lamps and thres living
room tables in rich grained
walnut with masterfully deco
rated teak inlays add 10 un-
heard Of beauty and interplay
Of design. Correlated bedroom
and dining room are sculp-
tured in solid Elowinsly alive
oil finish walnut, decorated
with distinctive dieeast pend
ant pulls Of solid brass. su-
perior construction through-
out. including top quality
mattress and box spring.
Evening star., 1963-05-26

DINING ROOM SUITE, 9-piece ma.
hogany buffet and server, china
closet, table, 8 chairs. $50, gooo
cOnd I'M A.Q1ok
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SARAH COVENTRY, INC

Expanding operations. ladies need
ed to assist in merchandising new
Christmas issue. Start earning
Christmas money now. Call Rock
vile 949-6372, Silver Spring 5S9-
$500. Hyattsville WA. 7-09S2, Ar
lington 549-6377, Alexandria TIE.
6-3694. Fairfax 3S5-S44S, Wash
ington 10. Loses, Fredericksburg
659-5S76. Haymarket 754-S534.
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RECEPTIONIST-T - Silver
Spring. Bethesda. S3a0. HAGGER-

Spring Bethesda, $3.50. HAGGER-
TY EMPL. AGENCY, S4S5 Fenton
ST., SILVER Spring, JU. s-6464
RECEPTIONIST GIRL FRIDAY
some typ.ng essential TO secure
this Riverdale Job. Age 20-2S
Call for afternoon appointment.
NATIONAL PERSONNEL CENTER
llO7 Spring st, S. 8 JU $4,000
RECEIPT. -TYPIsT, 40 w.p.m., S34C
mo. DOYLE PERSONNEL. ST. 8.
1855. Room 7O2, 1925 Conn. ave
NV. Elevator at extreme left "
RECEPTIoNIST PBX = Fee REIN,
bursed, $500. HAGGERTY EMPL
AGENCY, S4s5 Fenton St., Silver
Spring. JU S-6t64
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APIS, FURNISHED. Q.
G VIEW APTs.-LarEe at

ATLANTIC ST., 2 bedrm.. choice
sgtEs,;s m modern f tnas. near bus.
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BRAND.NEW FURNITURE in large
best sc. loo. 561-6978, D1. $4,000.
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SECRETARY
SECRETAR'

exciting, challenging
position with educational research
institute. Shorthand l00-l20
w.p.m., type so w.p.m. electric
typewriter. Salary commensurate
with ability and experience. 337-
37S7 An equal opportunity en-
ployer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
oMc miscellaneous FOR sAlE

FURNITURE - Couple transferred
out Of area and we are lookinT
for a responsible party to assume
the. payments of SO per mo. or
their apt. full Of furniture, con.
sists of modern bedroom, sofa
chairs, picture, 2 pillows, tables
lamps, .dinette table and
chairs, including recond. TV al
the ridiculously low balance Of
MARLO'S FURNITURE WORLD
9O1 9TH st NV (Cnr I'm md EvnN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
SECRETARY ANALYST

Established firm in the field Of
medical and dental economics is
in need OF a secretary with knowl-
edge and interest in statistical
work. Excel. opportunity for adj
vancement. Must be neat, person.
able and well spoken. Shorthand
tipping is essential. With good
starting salary. Phone FE, S-3205
for nersnnal interVieW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29

Mon, Thurs, Fri. TIL 9
D. G. Store Closed Sat. July-Aug
PIANO, Story q Clark, spinet
Sacrifice at $500. EN-. 1920.
PIANO, bargain player. Duo-ari
Steck srand with 75 Duo-art
rolls. Operable but not perfect
$3.50. SO. 5-6954
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
ROOMS WITH BOARD
HUI. 3-5432
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

ALEX.-Girl in mid EOS to share
apt. with same. Weekdays after
8, and Sun. call 931-4133.
GIRL-Coll. grad. to share furn.
apt. with other white girl after
September 1. Call 662-3036.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29

demonstrator organs.
GISRIEL PIANO a. ORGAN CO.
Exclusive Baldwin Distributor
925 9 st. NV. MA. s~0423
64S6 Arl. Blvd. Op. 7 Cor. 623-3002
Va Gtora npar -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29

TECHNICAL TYPIsT = Alex. re,
search org. mature minded, es'
tabl. firm, 5 days, 70 $500
Alex. XII. 9-5055. Open 70 8 pm.
TYPIST, age 20-5O. Office neal
18th and II SITS. NV. Hours, $40
TO 5. 5-day week, good SALARY
and increases with experience
Box ll4-C. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29

CAPITOL HILTON bus line, con-
venient to everything, couple only.
S7b mo. Ii. 4-303R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29

The new complete 2-keyboard
Lowrey organ, with full IS note
pedal board. including the exclu-
sive Lowrey glide for Hawaiian
guitar and trombone slide effects
Also free lessons, KITS g con-
venient locationsl. Dntn., 1880 G
st, NV, RE. 1929. Alex, 262l
Mt. Vernon ave. KI. e-6SS3, Con.
gressional Plaza shopping ctr.
Rockville pike, HA. 7-7420. IVA
and Md. stores open daily til q
pm. eXceDt SATURDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29

VIZ" M A0'-I1IEt "
tractive 1-bedrm. apis, beauti-
fully furn., $109 so incl. all utils.
All modern equipment. Liv. rm.
12x19 IT,, Ice. kit. sep. dinette.
bedrm. 11x17 IT. Rental office,
cor. 2nd and Orange SITS. Sc.
20. 2-4270. PoRETsKY q SONS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
FARM AND GARDEN

TOPSOIL. very rich, for lawns and
greenhouse. Very reas. Call RE.
5-ll09 or RE. 6-7Q7G
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SH0P-AI-H0ME

Deeoroting. Fencing. Heating,
Cooling! A trained eonSvItant
will coll at your home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-03
CATALOG DEPT.

See Words exciting. new MERRY
CHRISTMAS 1863! Thousands
Of items from which to choose.
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ACCOMMODATION CENTER

Check eoshins, Money Orders,
Trovslsrs Checks, Postal Service,
lost and found.
Evening star., 1963-05-02
On Sale Friday, $3.50 AN. Was
SpoFtSWeor
Reductions

IS Wool Suits, flonneIs, tweeds and
worsteds in dark and postel shades.
Comparable values l7.9S to 1895.
1900
6 coots, "a length, lightweight. in
$3.50 oeVlie, $3.50 wool. Foom
lined. Ploids. Comparable value
l7.95. 1900
10 Joekets, wool and blends lobeled
for fobric content. cordieon styles
in ploids and cleor eolors. Compo-
robIe value l7.95. 100
40 Wool Skirts, slim or flored, in
cleor coIors and pottens. Postels
and dark eolors. Less thon "
comparable value. 400
Sc Printed Wool cordisons, posteis,
with bross buttons. Comparable
value l.95. 500
AZ Bulky cardisons Of OrlonD oery-
lie. Dork colors, some with coIlors.
Less than "a comparable value.
400
36 Cotton Shirts, roll sleeves. Paisley
pottern on white. Comparable value
7.99. 500
4S Swim Suits, one and two piece.
Good choice Of fobrics, lobeIed for
fobric content. Less than " COM
poroble value. 100 10 400
WGL-Sportsweor, 5rd Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1963-05-02
Foshion Furs

I NotuFol Beaver Joeket. 1880
I NoturoI Mink Stole. fully let out.
$500
5 BIoek-Dyed Red Fox Stoles. $500
3 Dyed Squirrel Ssoles. $500
z BIoek-Dyed BroodtoiI PFOeessed
Lamb Joekets. l8S.oo
z Bloek-Dyed PeFsion Lsmb Joekess.
1880
z BIoek-Dyed PeFsion Lomb Joekets
with noturol leopard collars. 1880
, NOturol Mink StOIes. fully let out.
43S.oo
! BIoek-Dyed PeFsion Lomb cOOt,
full length. 48S.oo
z NotuFoI Roneh Mink Joekets.
$500
I BIeoehed River Otter coot, "a
length. $500
I Noturol Lutetio" Mink coot, full
length. l,3S8.0o
Pleose odd 1923 Federal tox.
TIN EMBA Mink Breeders Associo-
tion. Fur products Iobeled for eoun-
try Of origin Of imported furs.
WGL-Fur SoIon, Bird Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-05-02
Mems Sportsweor

50 Pairs Lightweight Summer SIoeks
in several eosy-core fobrics, both
pleoted and pleotIess styles. All
lobeled for fobrie content. Compor-
able values, 1925, 1926, 22.e5,
5.ss, 8.ss. ll.sS
80 Sport coots of oll-wool and wool
blend fobrics, Iobeled for fobre con-
tent. 3-button styling with center
vent, poteh and flop pockets. All
by fomous maker in handsome color
combinations and patterns. Com
porobIe values. 1895, $500, 1895,
2l.SS
IS LOns-SIeeve Knit Sport Shirts in
on eosy-eore blend Of 8o9o OrlonD
ocYlic and 2o9o fine wool. Pull
over. 3-button plocket styling. S,
N, L. Comparable value, 500, ass
l6o Lightweight. cosuoI Joekets
ideal for golf wear, work around the
house, any worm weather outdoor
oetivity. loo9o cotton with upper
'front.' in several popular shodes.
Sizes SO to 46. Also ovoilobIe OF
Chevy Chose, Wheoton PIozo, 7
Corners and Alexandra. Compor-
able value, l3.95, 7.sS
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-05-02
Spring Millinery

5 Designer Hots. including strows
and fobrics. Less than VI compor-
oble value. 5000
s Millinery Scion Hats, strows and
fobrics with the look OF straw. Com
porobIe voIue $500 and 26.e5,
1900
Spring Hats in excellent assortment
Of strows, flowers and fobrics.
80, less than "a comparable voIue,
500
20, less thon "a comparable value,
800
Is, comparable value 1895. 500
70, comparable value 1925 to more
than double. 500
WGL-MiIIineV, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-05-02
Remn0nts-FHdoy Only
Eoshion 5th Shop
Dresses Reduced
More than "
400 ."s 800

100 pieces, including wooIs, oee-
totes, eottons and mohoiF blends,
lobeIed for fobFie content. Group
includes some suede finished cot
tons. Some cocktail dresses. A
choice Of stripes, eIeor eoIors. prints;
juniors, misses and hoIf sizes in
group.
W6L-Foshion 5th Dress Shop,
5th Floor, Washington Store