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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24

Two groups Of women who
spend q great deal Of time
each year guiding area
school children through the
National Gallery Of Art have
been awarded citations In
recognition Of outstanding
community service and the
possibility Of receiving a ST.
900 Lane Bryant Award.
The groups named by Mr..
John Walker, Director Of the
National Gallery Of Art, are
the Junior League Of Wash
ington and the Montgomery,
Arlington and Prince George
County branches Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24
suit-dress by Forever Young

Suit-dreSS by Forever Dung LIZ
Simple but definitely pretty and feminine lightly priced
wardrobe standby the deo to spond the Forever
Young does Il In hond~oshobe royon with fresh tailored
feeling, esped with seoopsr sdeburoned jacket reloxes
smoN slender skirt Dramatic in black cranberry teal
In sizes for misses and women; 1920 and l2Ia22A.
W&L-Foshon 5h Dress Shop Washington Chevy Chose,
Wheoton Pozd, Corners and Alexandra
All Woodward LOhrOp Stores Open Late Tonight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24

for the woman in fashion,
PaveIle does the simply elegant crepe ZO'OO
Black of course for its sospoken drama, in sofol
blend of ocetote and royon The necne beeomnsN weed;
sleeves have Just the degree of covevp thos oene yet
festive Just bow at the belt and all the other occessozng
is up to you. l2I222I2.
W&L-Women's Fashions =. Washington, Chevy Chose
Wheaton Ploz1 Corners and Aexondio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24

you know where ] might see
a sample Of 1t?
I have q friend who is
publishing q needlework
book, showing many differ
ent kinds Of stitches, and I
asked her II she knew any
thing about the briar stitch
and she had never heard
Of it. I have heard it all my
life, but do not remember
what 1t looks like or how
1t is done. ! am wondering
If it is q southern express
sion.
I know ! am asking q lot
Of questions, but I will ap-
preciate any information
that you may be able to give
me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24
Clarion Music Box

Mrs. r. c. p, Great Falls
I have a large old Clarion
music box that plays per-
forated steel disks. I have
been told that these records
are still being made.
Does anyone know where
I might obtain them? Thank
you for your help.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24
Here's How

Readers Clearing House Is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os q pubIie-ssUies exchange
Of ideos between ersa readers. The
Stor eonnot eeeept phone calls per-
tanning 10 this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full nome and
address. No advertising Is printed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24

When you want the fragrance
in your rooms, bring out
small lots and place them
in open bowls or in the classic
old fashioned jars with
pierced tops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-24
READERS
CLEARING HOUSE
NeedIework Authoress Unfamiliar
With "Briur Stitch"
To Mrs. w. C. L., CheUerly
From Mrs. M. d. M, Arlington

This letter is not about your suggestion about
what to do with old linen table cloths, but about
your reference to "briar" stitch.
Is briar stitch the same as feather stitch, and
do you know why it is called "briar" stitch? Also do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15

Heavy oouee aluminium tubing with
double tube arms. z webs; adjusts TO
5 positions. Firestone webbing in Green
ond White.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15

in the United Nations Sc.
curity Council debate on
Portuguese territories In At
RIGA and the South African
policy of apartheid. +
Other guests at the stag
dinner were Liberian Secre-
tary of the Interior j. Sam
uel Melton; Assistant Secre-
tary of State for African
Affairs G. Mennen Williams;
Mr.. Henry Tasca, Deputy AS
sistant Secretary of State for
African Affairs, and Mr.. Leon
G. DorroS, Deputy Director of
the Office of West Coast g.
Malian Affairs.
Also present were Mrs. Ed
mond C. Hutchinson, Assist
ant Administrator Of the
Bureau for Africa Europe
(AID); Mr.. Ralph Hirsch-
tritt, Special Assistant to the
Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury; Mr.. Bernard
Blankenheimer, Director Of
the African Division, Com
merce Department; Mr.. ].
Charles Hansford, Liberian
E m bassy Counselor; Mr..
Burgess Peal, the Ambassa-
doris brother, and Mr.. r.
Burlington King, First Sec
rotary at the embassy.
Mr.. Grimes was to return
to New York today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15

water boilers, electric hot
air furnaces, electric base
board, and electric ceiling
radiant heat. They are all
clean, comfortable in direct
ratio with care and cost Of
design and installation.
The electric heat pumps
were more expensive, costing
SO per cent as much to oper-
ate and we're only slightly less
expensive than natural gas to
operate.
The District Of Columbia
area requires 20 per cent
more heat, buys electricity at
1.S cents per kilowatt-hour,
and at similar natural gas
costs you can expect electric
resistance heat to cost ap-
proximately four to five times
as much each month. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
Liberion Official
Feted at Dinner

The Liberian Secretary Of
State, Mr.. j. Rudolph Grimes,
was honored here last night
at a dinner in his country's
embassy, given by Liberian
Ambassador s. Edward Peal.
Mr.. Grimes, who called on
Secretary of State Dean Rusk
earlier in the day, has been
in this country for the past
few weeks acting as a spokes-
man for the African states
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
OTIS AIR FORCE BASE.

OTIS AIR FORCE BASE,
Mass. Aug. is (AP)-Ken-
nedy youngsters have been
using the big gym in the
Health Club here as a rainy
day haven on Cape Cod.
They came from their Hy-
aIanis Port home Monday
in plenty Of rain-to roller
skate during the afternoon.
"A foursome, including chill
drsn Of Attorney General
Robert F. Kennedy, spent
about q half hour skating
and then headed for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
READERS CLEARING
HOUSE
A Professional Opinion
On Gas VS.. Electricity
To Miss r. N. B., Alexandria
From d. G. c., Washington

am an air-conditioning engineer newly ar
rived from Knoxville, Tenn.-an area heavily pop
ulated with electrically heated homes. Power pur-
chased at four mills, or four-tenthS of cent per
kilowatt-hour makes this type OF energy competitive
with organic fuels.
have designed and had installed electric hot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
spoon Of alum has been added.

spoon Of alum has been added.
Tenth day-Drain and pour
over one gallon boiling water.
On 18th day, drain and pour
over hot syrup made as fol-
lows: Five pints Of vinegar,
two cups white sugar, heap
ing tablespoon mixed picking
spices and i tablespoon
tumeric.
Twelfth and 18th days
Drain off syrup, reheat, and
pour over pickles.
Fourteenth day-Heat Gu
cumbers and simmer lido not
boil as this softens pickles..
Then pack in sterilized jars
and seal.
This Is a prize-winning rec
ipe and the results are very
crisp and tasty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15

Kennedy Youngsters Use Gym

movies with q young man
who usually takes charge of
their athletic activities.
The Presidents daughter,
Caroline, 51a, was not in the
group. although she has
come at times.
The Kennedy children fire.
quently join youngsters Of
military families at the gym.
1t is just q few minutes drive
from the hospital where Mrs.
John F. Kennedy recuperated
from the birth Of her third
child, which lived less than
two days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
l4-Doy
Sweet Pickles

To Mrs. NJ. E. w., Rockville
From Mrs. F. H., HyGttSDille
Cut two gallons Of cucum-
bers and place in stone jar
and pour over one gallon boil
ing water in which 2 cups Of
salt have been dissolved.
Let stand 7 days. stirring
on the first and second day.
On eighth day drain and
pour over / gallon Of boiling
water. On 9th day drain and
pour over one gallon of boil
ing water in which l table,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15

novelty Of the system would
carry and keep carrying a
very dear price tag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15

SID Monthly, Delivered
REGULAR 1895. Foom filled re-
versibIe cushions, fromes in lovely
leof design. Set includes 3-pc. Sec
tionol Soto, 2 Arm Chairs, Corner
and End TobIe. All cushions floroI
on one side, solid color on the other
side. Pompeion Green or White
frames.
Evening star., 1963-02-15
SUMMER SUITS

1885 Doeron PolyesteF/
Cotton, Doeron PoIyester/ Ray
on/orIon AeyIie Blend Suits.
Nationally advertised brands in
cIuded. Slightly soiIed. $40
I2z-3s.s5 TO 1895 Assorted
Fobrie Blend Suits. Docron-poly-
ester blends of cotton, royon,
orlon-oeylic plus baby cords,
poplins, seersuckers and tropicoI
worsteds. Checks, stripes, solids.
Blue, oroy, olive. brown. block.
$z4
So-4s.o5 TropieeI Suits. Do
cron-polyester and royon blends
in pIoids, checks, stripes, solids.
Natural shoulder included.
Groy, blue, brown, olive. $36
ss-5s.s5 sS/45 Doeron-PoIy-
esteF/WoFsted Blend Suits.
Checks, pIoids, stripes, random
potterns. Groy, brown, olive,
blue, black, medium and dork
shades. 1895
64-S65 Assorted Fobie Blend
Suits. Dublin twists, spring
weight tweeds, docron poly
ester/wooI, wool/silk/ k/doeron-
polyester. Groy, brown or olive
mixtures. $50
85-$75 Suits Of Imported Wor-
sted and Moheir. Luxurious
sheens in black, olive, novy,
eroy. $48
1855 loo9S Duppioni Silk
Suits. Slightly soiIed. Groy, blue,
brown. $50
33-$7s TO Ss5 Suits Of Import
ed Tropical WoVsted. Checks,
ploids, stripes, solid tones. Groy,
olive, block, brown, blue. $40
z6-SIlo HsSM cottisoro Silk
Suits. Navy, block, olive, brown,
eroy. $7e
22-79.o5 TO $3.50 Hort
sehoFfner q Mau Suits. Doeron-
polyester blends OF worsted,
worsted and mohoir, worsted
and silk. S54
l0-$95 TO 500 BrookstFeet
Suits Of doeron-poIyester/wor
sted, doeron polyester/worsted/
mohoir. $50
Evening star., 1963-02-15
Trackers Seek
Lost Syncon1

CAPE CANAvERAL, Fla,
Feb. is (AP).-The United
States worldwide tracking
network today scanned the
skies in search of the Syncom
communications satellite lost
in space.
The 86-pound satellite van
ished vest he rday about five
hours after 1t was launched
from Cape Canaveral toward
an intended synchronous orbit
22,300 miles high in which 1t
would have seemed to hover
stationary over one spot on
earth.
Radio contact was lost with
the satellite seconds after a
small payload rocket fired to
transfer Syncom from a highly
elliptical orbit into a circular
synchronous orbit.
Some officials expresse d
doubt that even II radar or
other tracking devices found
the satellite. 1t could be used
as a communications tool.
The National Aeronautics
and Space Administration has
a backup Syncom and Delta
booster rocket here. The rocket
could be fired within a few
weeks II the limited amount OF
telemetry on yesterdays shot
is able to quickly pinpoint the
trouble.
Evening star., 1963-02-15
FORMAL WEAR

1880 TO 1880 White Dinner
Joekets. Slightly soiIed. $40
l-S75 AII-WooI Block Tuxedos.
Single breasted, peck or shawl
collars. Extra Long l/4o. S44
2-$S5 Block AII-WooI Full
Dress Attire. Long l/46; Reeu-
lor /4o. $40
26-3s.s5 TO $3.50 HsSM and
RoIeish White Dinner Joekets.
All wooIs, doeron-polyester /roy-
on, ocetote/ /royon. All single
breasted, shawl collars, center
Vents. Some slightly soiled. SIT
Evening star., 1963-02-15
SIS Hope States
New York Visit

The hospital ship IS Hope
will arrive in New York March
II for the Hope Week" pro-
claimed by Mayor Robert Wag-
ner. the president Of Project
Hope announced today.
Or. william B. Walsh said
New York's official welcome
will be on March IL.
The ship Is fitted out and
stated 10 train personnel in
other countries In specialized
medical techniques. During It's
two voyages II has treated
$1,000 patients and immunized
or examined nearly 100000 in
Indonesia. South Wet Nam and
Peru. where II is now complet-
ing It's work. It's next trip has
not been announced but the
ship probably will go 10 Africa
or another nation In the Amer
icas.
The non-profit People-to-
People Health Foundation here
operates the ship.
Evening star., 1963-02-15
WINTER SUITS

$3.50 3-Pieee Vested
Natural Shoulder Suits. AL
wool hopsock with reversible
vest. Olive heother mixture.
$24
2o-S6s and $7s Single and
Double Breasted AII-Wool Suits.
Odds and ends in assorted pot
terms and coIors. Some slightly
soiIed. $l9
l0-49.50 to $65 z and 3-Pieee
NotuFoI Shoulder Suits. Coverts,
eobordines, oll-wooI worsteds.
Solid tones or stripes. Olive, ton,
gray. $40
$3.50 Fine RoIeish Suits.
All wooIs, WOOL /silk, eobordines,
worsteds, fIonneIs. Stripes,
checks, pIoids, solid tones.
Groys, browns, blues, block,
olive. 1926
l7-$l00 BrookstFeet Hand
Toilored Suits. AlI-wool Wor-
steds. Groys, browns, blues. In
stripes and solid tones. 1895
$3.50 Hort SehoffneF 9
Marx Suits. FIonnels, worsteds,
shorkskins, all wools. Checks,
pIoids, random potterns, solid
tones. Groys, blues, browns,
olives. $4s
5-Ss5 and $loo Hort Sehoff-
ner g Marx Shorkskin Suits.
Solid tones and neot potterns.
Gray, brown, olive. $S4
S-SIs5 HSSM Gold Trump
eteF Suits Of Imported FGbFies.
Hand toiIored. Stripes, subdued
pIoids. Groys only. $7s
$3.50 to $7s Suits Of Fine
AII-WooI FobFies. New 4-button
Double breasted models. Shork-
skins or unfinished worsteds.
Silk patterns, stripes, solid tones.
Dork tones Of eroy, block, novy.
$3s
I55-69.5o to $S5 Suits Of Fine
Imported and Domestic fobries.
includes mony vested models.
SAC
$500 to Sis Hond- ToiIoF-
ed BFookstreet Suits. Fine i'm
ported and domestic fobric.
Muted pIoids and solid tones.
0roy, brown, navy. $6S
73-7s.5o to $3.50 Hart
SehoffneF g Marx Worsted
Suits. Diagonal weoves, stripes,
pIoids, solid tones. Groys, blues,
Olives, browns, black. $54
Evening star., 1963-02-15
Snow Removal
Bill Backed by
Citizens Group

The Federation Of Citizens
Associations last night voted to
support congressional legisla-
ton to require prompt removal
Of snow and ice from all Dis
trict sidewalks.
The legislation, If passed by
Congress. would subject land
owners to fines II they failed
to clear sidewalks adjoining
their property within eight
hours Of a snowfall.
Last January, a bill was in
troduced in the Senate that
calls for fines Of up to 500 for
failure to comply.
The association opposed a
House bill to abolish the man
datory death sentence in the
District for persons convicted
Of first degree murder.
The federation voted to op-
pose the House legislation,
which would make life impris-
onment mandatory in place Of
death for a first degree convic-
ton, because the change would
not make the death penalty
available where a particularly
heinous murder was commit
ted"
Star Trophy Recipient
In other action, the fedora
ton unanimously named a.
Government public health en-
gineer as recipient Of The Eve
ming Star Trophy for 1852.
John B. Thomas, Of 1881
Thirty-ninth street NV, a
delegate to the federation from
the Burleith Citizens ASsocia-
ton since 1855, was chosen by
a special committee from five
candidates.
Mr.. Thomas helped to plan
the Potomac River interceptor
sewer line, now under con-
struction between Dulles In
ternational Airport and the
District. When completed. the
line will connect with every
sewer waste facility between
and the Blue Plains disposal
plant below Washington, al
lowing the Potomac to flow
relatively unpolluted.
The 62-year-old delegate has
sen we'd during recent years as
chs irman of the federation's
Potomac Pollution Committee.
HIS position required him to
rake frequent lectures and
personal contacts in connec-
ton with his fight to abate
pollution from the Potomac"
last nights citation from the |
federation reported.
On Anti-litter Committee
As chairman Of the fedora
tion's Anti-litter Committee.
Mr.. Thomas was responsible
for the recent distribution of
250.000 litter bags by the
Washington Parking Associa-
ton.
He Is an active member of
the Citizens Council for a
Clean Potomac, the Interstate
Commission on the Potomac |
River Basin and the National
Park Service Keep the Parks
Clean" Committee.
Mr.. Thomas will receive, the I
trophy March 8 at the federa-
tons annual banquet at the
Mayflower Hotel.
Evening star., 1963-02-15
WINTER STACKS

i37-I7.50 TO 22.50 Fine Ro-
leigh Stocks. AIl-wooI eobor-
dimes, fIonnels, hopsoeks, wor-
steds. Plain front or pleoted in
olive, brown, oroy. block. l2.s5
sl-2s.95 TO 27.5o HsSM ond
Brookstreet Sloeks. FlonneIs,
worsteds, oobordines in eroy,
olive, brown, black. 1875
Evening star., 1963-02-15

StVW-HVsyGstSbl WVuStG0 0tGW0
Suits. PIoids, checks, stripes,
solid tones. Blue, eroy. black.
olive. S44
T0Pc0ATS
l2-$65 AII-WoOI Odds and
Ends. Tweeds, oobordines, ehev-
lots. $ls
lists Double Breasted Polo
coots. All wool by Worumbo
in natural tan. 24.95
$3.50 cheviots and Tweeds
Odds and Ends. Mostly oroy or
brown. S29
$3.50 to SIS Topeoots Of
Imported and Domestic Fobries.
Tweeds, cheViots, worsteds,
veIours. $ss
1885 Hart Sehoffner g
Marx Velour TOpeoots. Groy,
navy, brown. $50
ls-$7s TO 1880 HSGM and
Brookstreet TOpeoots. AIl-wooI
tweeds and oobordines. Groy,
blue, black, olive. $5l
6-l3s.5o HsSM Ioo9S Gosh
mere Topeoots. Block, oxford
or noturol. $79
S-$75 Hort SehoFfner g Marx
Tweed or Velour Topeoots.
Gray, brown, olive, heather mix
lures. S44
$500 Cashmere /Wor sted
Topeoats. Set-in sleeve models
in navy or dark brown. $50
ESIIo Brookstreet WooI/
Cashmere Topeoots. RooIon
sleeve in dark navy or medium
oroy. $69
I2-$lI5 Brookstreet Plaid
Back oveFeoots Of Imported
FobEies. Set-in sleeve. Black,
navy, dark brown. S7l
Il-l3s.5o HsSM Silver Trum-
peter Pure Cashmere Topeoots.
Set-in sleeves, h hond-fromed
pockets. Block, navy, oxford
oroy. 500
lists TO 1880 AII-WooI
Whipeord Topeoots. Natural,
olive, block. S53
lo-$3oo Brookstreet Ioo%
Vieuno Topeoots. Set-in sleeve.
Block or vicuno shode. Sl99
WINTER SPORTS COATS
$3.50 Tweed Sports coots.
Wool /orlon-ocVIic and all wooIs
in checks or pIoids. Groy, olive
or brown mixtures. $40
$3.50 and $45 Tweed
Sports coots. All wooIs and
wool /orIon- ocYIie blends.
Checks, ploids, dioeonoIs, solid
tones. 0roys, browns, olives,
heather mixtures. SIG
l9-SS5 Han Sehoffner 8 Marx
Sports Coots. All wooIs, wooI/
olpoeos wooI/orIon-oeyIic.
$24
sos HSSM Pure shetIond
Sports Goats. Fine fobric i'm
ported from England in ploids,
checks, solid tones. Sac
SOS offieioI Redskin Red
BloxeFs. Authorized by NFL,
toiIored by Hart Schoffner 6
Marx Of fine Forstmonn flannel.
SIS
1850 Hand-ToiIored
BFookstreet Sports coots. All
wools in ploids, stripes and solid
tones. 6roys or browns. $40
ss-S55 TO S75 Hs5M Sports
coots OF Imported and Domes-
tic Fobries. All wools, wooI/
orion ocYlie, lombswools in
pIoids, checks, stripes, diooon-
onols. Groys, browns, olives,
S33
52-$75 and SIS Hond- -Toi-
lored Brookstreet Sports coots.
Fine imported and domestic
light worsteds and tweeds in
checks and ploids. Olives, oroys,
browns, heather mixtures. $44
Evening star., 1963-02-15
Fertilizer PurIey

A farmers lime and fertilizer
conference will be held at the
Agricultural Center In West
minister. Md, at 10 am.
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1963-02-15
RAINc0ATS

@2e.95 Gebardine All
WeotheF Coots. 1850
2-52.75 AII-WooI Gobordine
R0ineO0ts. Natural shade. Extra
Long 2/36. SI9
5-$65 Imported ItoIion Val
stor Roineoots. Navy, black,
olive. S2o
l7-$35 and $3.50 Roineoots
Of Imported l0o96 Cotton.
Ploids, checks, solids. S22
25-32.5o Doeron PoIyester/
Cotton Wosh-Weor Roineoots.
Split shoulder models. Checks
or PIoids. Groy or olive. $24
26-42.So Doeron PoIyester/
Cotton Wosh-WeoF Roineoots
with Zip-out Pile Lininss.
PIoids and checks. 6roy or olive.
$32
Evening star., 1963-02-15


an a~~ all
Evening star., 1963-02-15
/. CHEVY CHASE ,
WINTER SUITS

$3.50 to SIS Fine All
Wool Fobrie Suits. Includes new
4-button double breasted mod
els. Shorkskins and unfinished
worsteds. Silk potterns, stripes,
solids. Dark tones Of eroy, navy,
black. $3S
S4-69.5o to $S5 Imported
and Domestic Fabrie Suits. In
cIudes many vested models.
Tweeds, fIonneIs, shorkskins,
eobordines, unfinished wor-
steds. Checks, pIoids, nail heods,
herrinobones, stripes. Groy,
brown, blue, black. olive. $40
l6-$loo to Sis Hond- -Toi-
lored BFookstFeet Suits Of Fine
Imported and Domestic FobFies.
Random weoVes, muted pIoids,
solid tones. Groy, brown, navy.
$6s
1850 TO $3.50 HSGM
Fine WOrsted Suits. Diagonal
weovcs, ploids stripes, solid
tones. 0roys, olives, blues,
browns, block. $54
Evening star., 1963-02-15
ToPcoATS

1855 to SIS Topeoots Of
Imported and Domestic FobFies.
Tweeds, eobordines, eheviots
and velours. Raglan or set-in
sleeve models. Groy, brown,
blue, heather mixtures. $44
lI-l39.50 HS6M Silver
TFumpter Pure Cashmere Top
eoots. Set-in sleeves, hond-
fromed pockets. Black, navy,
oxford grey. 500
Is-$75 g 1880 RoIeish Top
eoots Of Velour OF cheviot.
Some plaid bocks, mostly set-in
sleeves. Groy, brown or blue.
S5A
Evening star., 1963-02-15
RAlNcoATS

2o-32.5o DoeFon PoIyester/
Cotton Wosh- Wear Roineoots.
Split shoulder models in checks
or pIoids. Groy or olive. S24
23-42.5o Zip-out PiIe-Lined
Roineoots. Wosh.weor Doeron-
PolyesterIeotton In ploids or
checks. Groy or olive. S32
Evening star., 1963-02-15

l6-$55 10 $65 HSSM and
Roleish Sports coots OF I'm
ported and Domestic AII-WooI
Fobries. Checks and ploids in
eroys, browns, olives. $50
6-$75 to sos speeioI Group
ing HSGM and Brookstreet
Luxury Blend Sports cOots.
1000 coshmeres, coshmere/
wool blends, comeI hairs. Not
uroI ton, brown, burgundy.
Mostly solids. SAC
1855 HSGM English ViyeIIo
BIoxeFs. PIoids in olives and
blues. including BIockwotch
plaid. S42
$3.50 and $45 AII-wOoI
and WOOL /orIon-AeryIie Blend
Sports coots. DioeonoIs, checks,
ploids in dark tones Of brown,
eroy or olive. $26
Evening star., 1963-02-15
SUMMER SUITS

4l-49.95 Tropieol Suits Of
-POIyester /Royon. Ploids,
checks, stripes. solid tones.
Groy, blue. brown, olive. Not
uroI shoulder models included.
$36
los-5s.Ss 6 $6s Suits Of All
Wool, DoeFon-PoIyester/ Wool,
Doeron-poIyes /WoFsted mo
hoir. 2 or 3-button. Stripes,
checks, pIoids, solid tones. Groy,
blue, brown, olive or black. $44
23-7s.5o Suits Of Fine I'm
ported Tropieol Worsted. Neot
patterns and solid tones of qroy,
brown, blue or olive. $56
1855 Assorted Fobrie Suits.
Dublin twists, spring weight
tweeds, doeron-poIyester/wooI,
docron -poIyester r/wooI /siIk.
Groy, olive mixtures, brown.
$40
Evening star., 1963-02-15
WINTER STACKS

36-$23.9s 8 SIS Han sehoH-
ner o Marx and BFookstFeet
Stocks. FIonneIs, hopsocks, oob-
ordines in medium and dark
shades Of eroy, brown, blue.
1875
Evening star., 1963-02-15
WHEATON PLAZA
WINTER SUITS

so-6S.5o to $75 Suits Of Fine
All-WOOl FobFies. includes new
double breasted 4-button model.
Shorkskins, unfinished worsteds
in stripes, silk patterns, solid
tones. Dark shades of oroy,
navy, black. $3S
$3.50 TO $S5 Suits Of Fine
Imported and Domestic F0bries.
Many vested suits included.
Tweeds, fIonneIs, shorkskins,
eobordines, unfinished wor-
steds. Stripes, checks, pIoids,
nail heads. herrinebones. 6roys
browns, blues, olives, black.
$46
25-$loo to Sis Hond-Toi-
lored Brookstreet Suits Of Fine
Imported and Domestic Fobries.
Subtle weoves, muted pIoids,
solid tones. S6S
Evening star., 1963-02-15
r STREET STORE

ll-79.9S Hart SehoFfner g
Marx DoeFon POlyester /Wor-
sted Suits. Slightly soiIed. Groy,
brown, blue. $50
6o-5S.o5 70 SOS s5/45 Do
eFon-PolyesteF/ /Worsted Blend
Suits. PIoids, checks, stripes,
solid tones. Blue, eroy. black.
olive, $44