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Evening star., 1963-03-25

The harsh truth about
Castro Cuba is that the more
inter-American conferences
are held on the subject the
more ambiguous appears the
policy of the United States
against this chronic Carib-
bean danger.
Is 1t really a hard policyP
Is 1t a soft policy? Is it some
thing in betweenP 1t is more
difficult TO know in the
afterlight of President Ken
nedy's mission to the six
nation Central American
meeting in Costa Rica than
1t was before.
The journey was an un-
doubted personal diplomatic
success for the President, as
the leader Of the United
States. There is a greater, If
somewhat vague and gen.
eralized, friendship between
those nations and ours.
But it seems fair to say
after careful examination of
what happened and did not
happen, and why-that inso-
far as this conference con-
tributed toward reducing the
capacity for evil of Sovietized
Cuba, it was a small noun
tain that produced only a
fair-Sized mouse.
We have all come out Of it
pledging various steps against
the export of Castro commu-
nism into Latin America. But
most of all we have come out
chanting the same tired old
slogans about meeting the
military menace of interna-
tional communism by social
reforms and economic i'm
provements. The six Central
American nations - Costa
Rica, El Salvador, Honduras,
Guatemala. Nicaragua and
Panama-are represented as
pleased at the results.
Evening star., 1963-03-25
ADVERTISEMENT


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needs repairing, or is hopelessIy
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Ernest Burk beauty treatment or
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

BY BUILDER-52-ft. brick ram
bier z baths, > bedrms., h.-w,h.,
10 min. from Springfield, va.
$4,000. Call Ell. 4-l210 for d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
S. VIM. H. Laughlin
REALTORS
"McLean's First"

MgLehn . FlTbl
5l0l Chain Bridge Rd., Mclean. Va.
McLEAN-Reduced below FHA for
quick sale. 5-bedrm., 2Ia-bath,
l-yr.-old brk. With center hall.
Cony. S27 ,975. OWNER. 356-5572.
MCLEAN - BY OWNER, prestige
area, spac. 4 lev. ANTIQUE brick,
Country setting, tree-shaded over
sized lot close In, on quiet cul-de-
sac, 25-ft family rm., formal din,
I'm. opening to scr. porch, GE
eat-in kit, king-sized bedrms.,
. full baths, bsnlt., much more.
Walk 10 churches. schools, shop.
ping, rec. center, rs Minis, TO
D. c., fast committing GA, Dulles,
PentagOn. Md via Cabin John
bridge. Assume OF loan. Total
price only S2g.50O. $4,000 down,
Call Ell. 6-509s for appointment.
MCLEAN, brick rambler-4 bedrms.,
"a baths, rec, rm. with firepl.
Only 0 yrs, old, new-houss cond.
OF or FHA financing, Immed
oecup. Price only s24.b00. -
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FAIRFAX
HORSES, PONIES

YOUR FAMILY IS INVITED TO
CURTIS j-ACRE EXCLUSIVE
SOUTHERN KNOLL FARMS. !"
9 plus BOX STALL BARN and
NEW 3-story Colonial goes with
parcel B. Skates in order. En-
Joy SCOTT. lake and riding in
snow. Call or turn in at the only
RED BARN" on State Rte. $50
South. Telephone CIR. 3-4575.
CURTIS c. GLEN & ASSOC, INC,
1872 w. Lee Hwy. Fairfax.
ADMINISTRATOR. brick rambler.
custom built on 5-acre lot for Just
S23,950. Liv. I'm. with fireplace,
dining rm., terrific kitchen, 2 full
baths. full basement and carport
FANTASTICl POMPONIO REAL
TY, 22lS Wilson blvd. IA. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
HOME
OF
DISTINCTION

FOR THE
DISCRIMINATING PURCHASER
ALI BRICK construction with:
FIVE BEDROOMS = THREE
FULL COLORED TILE BATHS
= SPACIOUS FORMAL LIV-
ING AREA - HUGE 25xi6
PANELED RECREATION Room
FULL BASEMENT-LhRGF
= y 4 a g H T D GARAGE =
SCREENED PORCH. A truly
distinctive and functional floor
plan affords ideal traffic pat
tern for comfortable and COM
venient living. Special emphasis
on PRIVACY, with each area
having Its own distinct level
-Four bedrooms tincl. / HUGE
24xll room w/dormer) are
located together with two
baths--the fifth bedroom and
one bath are situated off the
recreation room and offer ideal
accommodations for guests or
q maid. Located on stately
tree-shaded corner lot in
PRESTIGE COMMUNITY =
priced appropriately in low
4Os. For details. call NOW,
8 til 8.
WE WELCOME TRADES
MONROE
REALTORS
70. $1,000 CT. 6-s5Ou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
COUNTRY LIVIN'
IN THE CITY

This charming antique brk. rancher
is designed for gracious living and
entertaining. Firepl., glassed in
sunporch, tree studded is-acre lot,
ale only a few Of the features
that will please your eye and
heart. FLA appraised at only
so 500. Cal, for DIRECTIONS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
MCLEAN

We've had people say IAN cur
guests wind up In the Kitchen
Are you one Of these peopie7
Then see this home Immediately
for we have q combination "Pink"
kitchen and family room, vhare
your guests can enjoy Pink
Ladies" before an open firel
All on one floor, there are three
bedrooms, two baths separate
Level Handicapped lot. Call FL. g.
ATHT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

AhLINUIUN
Home and Investment
LIKE-NEW BRICK DUPLEX in ex-
ce. close-in area. Featuring .
separate large apartments, each
apartment having ? spacious bed
rms, large liv. rm., din. rm.,
table-SiZed kit, ceramic bath, .
heating units, full bsmt. Live
rent-free and rent other. Price
only S2S,500, as low as $4,000 dn.
Call now. 533-3234.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
REALTORS WITH 4 LOCATIONS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

3 bedrms., Ia baths, sep. din. rm.
completely equipped kit. Bus serv-
ice almost at door Price only
$4,000 with $3.50 On. FILA.
Other types financing avail.
KING REALTY CO. CIR. 3-OI5s
TOWNE, SI9.O5O-Im-
mac. 3-bedroom brick rambler.
Firepl., sep. din. nm, bsmt., plas-
tered walls, Dashboard INV. heat.
shrubbed. shaded corner lot
Trades considered. CIR. BOAT.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedrm
rambler. Firepl., bsmt.. rec. rm.
extras. Immed. possess. REDUCED.
lOll West Greenwich ST. OWNER
JE. 2-S32S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARL., N.--Cozy brick bungalow with
Ill., . i E@ T Tm snd T. Of SalI bsm It,
w1rec. rm., and bar. Side scr.
porch and patio. Locatec on dead
end ST. In quiet neighborhood.
Conv, to bus lines and shopping
center. Immediate occupancy
FILA appraisal. SlS,500. 603S N
21st st. ia. $1,000.
ARL., NJ, Lorcom lane area-Large
custom brick bi-level in prestige
area. u -acre parklike grounds,
immense liv. rm.-din. rm., 4 lge
bedrms.. on End. level, 4th
bedrm, or firepl. den or. LIST level
Luxurious rec. rm. Fully equip
kit, 3 full baths. owner being
transferred. Priced for immed
sale. $4,000. 524-7S45,
Artist. AGNES
4-bedroom brick-and-stone Cape
Cod within walking distance of all
schools sSl1t,I.: one block 70 bus and
fenced lot with trees, detached
garage. brick patio and many 9TH
er extras. $4,000.
1OWn N country
PROP. INC, REALTORS
OPEN = TO 8
ARLINGTON OFFICE, KE. $4,000
ARL, l135 N. InglewoOd-Brk.
Colonial, excel, loo, Just off Wash
blvd. 3 lge, bedrms,. hall entr.,
lge. lily. rm., extra Ice. din, rm..
del. kit. with sep, breakfast rm.,
attached garage and scr, porch,
this is fine, home priced to sell,
MoRECo.
ARL. HOSPITAL AREA, S2s,5OO-
Custom-built solid brick rambler
the money! Entrance foyer TO 30
II. liv.-din. rm. comb. 3 huge
bedrms. have double closets Com.
plete GE eat-in kit, ia baths,
45-ft. knotty pine rec. rm. al
tach, garage, Misunderstood II,
superb lot. Won't last longl
mickey REALTY ia. 7-O250
ARLINGTON NJ, ENJOY THE QUIET
BEAUTY OF THE COUNTRY
CLUB AREAl-Attractiv and un.
usual rambler offering liv. rm
with firepl. and Cathedral ceiling
modern kit with outside ent. Il
carport and patio, 3 bedrms.,
baths, recreation .rm.. and full
bsmt. Tremendous level lot. S2S,.
$50. Open 2-5. DIR: Military
I'd to left on 35th, right or
Vermont to right on 36th TO sign
HOLLEY REALTY
51s3 Lee Hwy, Arl., KE. s-535C
ARL., NJ, S10.OOO-h acre. An ole
6-rm. farmhouse. Close in. 536
1885 after u pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
For the Birds

Say the two transferred hometown
erS who .air-eommutc home each
ilkesnew 3-bedrm. N5.bath brick
ramblcrs wIfull daylight bsmt.
suitable for rec, fm, 4th bedrm.
and n bath. Located near Belt
way and cony, to CHA, Melpar
Dulles, and future Route 80.
Present loans can be assumed or
open 10 new Gt or FHA terms.
Priced right AZ S2i,bOO. Take
your choice and make an offer
TODAY JAS w, 1sENHOUR,
REAL ESTATE, s35 s Washing
ton az, Falls Church, JE, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
FAIRFAX
ARMY-NAVY

3-bedrm. contemp. brk. rambler.
Country Club Hills, > firepls., eat
in kit, walk-out bsmt., carport,
patio. Vacant. Try FLA or CT.
SKIES REAL ESTATE. JE. 2-O4OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

FALLS CHURCH-Nothing down OF
or $3.50 FHA. 3-bedrm, rambler on
L-acre lot. Si3.bO0. Sn9 mo. PITT.
BROAD ST, REALTY JE 3-Os3s
FAILS CHURCH -- ROOMY RAM
BIER IN convenient West Lawn.
Two comfortable bedroO 3,
ROOMY living area, fenced yard
ONLY SL3,b00. Call NOW, q
IN n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
Loaded with Extras

20-ft. liV. m., separate I3-ft. din
ing ell. all-elect. kit. with break
fast bar. FOUR BEDROOMS, TWO
FULL BATHS. wall-to-wall carr
peting. Priced at S19.950. As
SUNS sqms 81 $1,000 ..U AZ LIST trust,
& CO., INC.
2l60 N. Glebe, Rltrs.. IA. 4-3131
Long, Low and Lovely
Close In and convenient 10 Chain
Bridge this 3-bedrm., 2-bath, ALL
brick rambler has center hall
entrance, 22-ft. liv. rm. with fire.
place, separate din. rm., 0E equip.
Kit. 2l-ft. ialousied family fm.-
porch with fireplace. 160-ft.
frontage provides perfect setting
on wooded lot. Only S29,95O.
& CO., INC.
2l6O N. Glebe, Rltrs., IA, 4.3l3I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
ARTIST. AGNES

4 bedroom brick-and-stone Cape
Cod within walking distance Of all
schools. one block to bus and
minutes to the District Level
fenced lot with trees, detached
garage brick patio and many 9TH
er extras. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

starter home for the young In
heart. bedrooms, large trees.
Near Route z and circumferential
highway Down payment and set
tlement costs $3.50. Full price only
Si2. 800. Call JE. 9-2620, JOSEPH
W. sEAY COMPANY, Realtors.
FALLS CHURCH - Magnificent
brick split-level with 3 bedrms.,
and . full baths for Just S24 900.
Pay $1,000 down and assume
S22, 800 loAnl Beautiful wooded
lot Almost brand-newl POM
PoNio REALTY, 22lS Wilson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
WE WILL TRADE


MOVE RIGHT I'M Buy as you rent
under lease-purchase plan for
responsible party. Beautiful brick
and-frame split level, only / year
old. Immaculate home with family
room, ga baths and many extras
such as new wall-to-wall carpet.
Large lovely lot, convenient to
everything. Full price S24,950.
Laird Realty JE, 2-4700
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

FALLS CHURCH. Broadmont area
. new homes, COW. TO Seven
Corners in fine neighborhood. Brk.
split-leyels and ramhlers on
wooded i4-acre lot. 4 and ; bed
rms . baths living. dining and
S31 800. Corner OF East Colum-
bla and holland SITS. OWNER =
BUILDER, open daily, JE. 1880
or JE. 2-404R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. ram
bier, new stove, new hot-water
heater, stainless steel sink. Just
recently redeeorated. Screened
rear porch, large wooded lot.
Why rent? Buy this house for as
low as $3.50 down and low mo.
pymts. Price .Sl3,g50. FALLFAX
REALTY. IF 4-043a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
IRLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP.
1888 Wilson Blvd. Arl.
IA H-aAdg
BECAUSE you LOVE NICE THINGS
BEAUTIFUL BROYHTLL PARK

BRICK RAMBLER in N. Spring.
field-Liv. rm., din. rm., kit, with
diShwasher, disposal and wall
oven. 3 bedrmS.. 2A baths, full
bsmt. with washer, rec. rm. and
bar, convertible porch-carport,
SCOTT. concrete patio with fire.
place planter, Fenced back yard,
corner lot. S24.500. Call CT. g.
3S44
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
ARLINGTON

51s3 Lee Hwy. Arl., KE. s-5350
ARL., NJ, S1O.OO0-h acre. An old
6-rm. farmhouse. Close in. $780,
1435 after q pm.
The Sidney herald., 1963-08-07
Thirty of 63 Grads AT
43CIass Reunioni Sidney

Thirty of the SO members OF
the Sidney High School Glass
of 1943, attended the class re-
union marking their 10th an
niversary here last weekend
in the Elks Club. Registration
from 5 pm. to 7 pm. opened
the event. followed by an eve
ming banquet. Walter DaSinger
served as POSTMASTER; Fred
Schmitz gave the invocation;
and Walter Reisig was master
of ceremonies.
Each claSSmate introduced
his spouse and told briefly of
his activities since graduation.
Letters from two teachers,
John SaSek and Mark Faw-
cett, were read. Prizes award
ed were as follows: coming the
longest distance, Russell HUI
ingS, birmingham, Mass; first
to marry, Betty Sanders Mil
Ter of Savage; most children,
Dorothy Christensen Dooley of
Sidney; having the youngest
child, Ira Parten of Sidney;
having the youngest child, Ira
Parten of Sidney; and least
hair, Gottlieb Becker, husband
of Anna Schmidt Becker.
A picnic at Central Park ON
Sunday drew a crowd of about
100 classmates with hteir fam
lilies.
Attending from out of town
were Merlin Bouchard and My
rite Parten Bouchard of Glen
dive; Verda Brosten Peterson,
Cartwright, N. OAK; Elaine
Houglum Amestoy and Jane
lSallsberry Steppler, Brockton;
Russell Hulings, birmingham,
Mass; Louise Irigoin Jambur,
Alice Krokum Car
The Sidney herald., 1963-08-07

Schmidt Hamburg and Aud
rey Strand Ruffatto. Walter
Reisig and Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Wilson of Billings and Buster
and Annette Melland Akin
son were guests.
Arrangements for the re-
union were made by commit
tees with Jane Sallaberry Step
pier heading committees for
registration and place cards;
Avis Person Peterson, the
program; Albert Dige, the dec
orations; Verda Brosten Peder-
son, the picnic; Elaine Larson
Blomquist contacted classmates
for the newsletter and Pearl
Schmidt Hamburg was CORES
pondence chairman.
The Sidney herald., 1963-08-07

Glasgow and Helena.
Gloria Buxbaum and Jean
Barber, both of Sidney, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Anderson.
Overnight guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Anderson Saturday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Knut Ho-
versten and Janet of Sidney.
The HoverStenS are Mrs. An
derson's parents.
Mrs. Gerald Raaum and boys
drove ito Crosby, N. Oak. ON
Thursday and spent the even
ing at the Melvin oMrtensons
and returned to their home on
Friday.
Saturday evening dinner
guests at the Glenn Anderson
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
Herbert and son, and Peggy
Weidderich of Sidney.
Mrs. Avis Zoanni, MadeIyn
and Jim visited on Sunday
with Mrs. Myra GustafSon and
family.
Larry and Mike Baker came
back here with their grand
parents, the George Bakers,
who had spent the weekend at
Seeley Lake, Mont.
Gerald Raaum and son, Rol-
land drove to Miles City on
Saturday and visited at the
GUS Glasscock III home and
also took in the steer jerking
contest.
The Sidney herald., 1963-08-07
Cowbelles to
Promote Beef
At County Fair

Ways to use more beef will
be the theme of an information
booth at the Richland County
Fair sponsored by the Cow
bellies, it was decided at the
August meeting of the group
in the Moose Hall Thursday.
The booth will feature pack
cts of beef recipes, bulletins on
beef usage, car stickers and in
formation of a general nature.
The Club also plans to sell
napkins featuring beef promo
tional slogans.
HosteSseS for the meeting
were Mrs. Earl Clyde and Shrr-
ley Obergfell.
The Sidney herald., 1963-08-07
Cherry Creek News

Jim Anderson surprised his
folks on Tuesday afternoon
when he arrived home from
StevenSville, Mont, where he
had been staying with his
brother, Don and family, who
is a pastor in the Assembly of
God Church there.
Monday morning MIR. Arthur
Anderson left for Billings by
car where he took a plane and
flew to Lincoln, Neb., on an
Asses business trip.
Everett Baxter came home
on Wednesday after spending
sometime in the Williston hos
pital.
Pete Christensens brought
their granddaughter, Fay Her
ness, home on Friday. She had
been vacationing with them in
The Sidney herald., 1963-08-07

penter, Newport, Wash; Lynn
McGlynn, Eugene, Ore; Don
diversion, Laurel; Harvey Peter
son, Huntley; Leona Petrik
Klasna, Enid; Betty Sanders
Miller, Savage; Anna Schmidt,
Becker of Billings; Fred
Schmitz, Menl0 Park, Calf;
and Maryan Stewart Schren-
k~endguSt.
Classmates from Sidney
were Frank Brattin, Dorothy
Christensen Dooley, Walt Das-
niger, Albert Dige, Bernice
Ford Brattin, Grace Irigoin,
Julius Klandl, Ethel Larsen
Blomquist, Roy Mitten, Ira
Parten, Avis Person Peterson,
Vernon Robinson, Pearl
The Sidney herald., 1963-08-07
KICK Appoints
Sales Manager

Robert w. Miller, KICK
staff member since August of
1859, was named sales man.
ager of the Sidney office of the
broadcasting firm this week.
Prior to his service at KICK
Miller was on the staff of
KODY in Minot. He is a gradu-
ate of the Brown Institute of
Broadcasting. In addition to
The Sidney herald., 1963-08-07
Young Driver
Through
Board Fence

A solid board fence about
four feet high, surrounding the
rear yard of a dwelling owned
by Floyd Sax, in southwest
Sidney, was damaged consid-
erably about 3 am. Friday
morning, when it was struck
by a car driven by Daniel
Sheehan, 81, of Sidney.
Sheehan had apparently tried
to turn into the alley between
Lincoln Ave. and Seventh
Ave. SW on Second ST. but
was unable TO make the turn.
feet and 10 inch
es of the fence, fastened to
four inch wooden posts. was
Splintered and broken. The car
passed through the fence, but
stopped when it struck
soft dirt inside the barrier,
and before it crashed into the
garage.
Officer Gene Thompson in
vestigated after being called
to the scene, by neighbors, who
heard the crash.
Sheehan was charged with
reckless driving and forfeited
a $25 bond and has also
agreed to pay for the damaged
The Sidney herald., 1963-08-07

his sales and air work, Miller
will be associated with Bud
Bird in the broadcasting of
local sports events.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13
daytime dresses
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN


300 Nylon Jersey Dresses, famous
make! They're born travellers, never
need ironing, peck in no spoce and
spring beck into shope! CoIors dark
or pole, sizes 10 TO 20 and l4h
to 22h in the group! Originally
1898 and 1898 .-----. 50
200 Cotton Pinofores in O pepper
mint-eool orroy Of summer prints!
Sizes 4 to 20 and l4Kz TO 22hl
Special --- z for IS
$50 Cotton Dresses, cool summer
styles Seersuekers! Print BROOD
clothsl Shifts! Sunboeks! Sheoths!
Sizes 0 to 20 and l4Hz TO 2oh!
Originally 6.96 - 81
DAYTIME Observation-Disclosures Third
Floor Ldn0lev Park, Second Floor.
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boys shop
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

9 Prep Boys Stocks. beltless style.
wosh and wear, sizes ~ to 81.
Orig. 7.99 ------ ------- 81
% Boys BonIon nylon short-sleeved
shirts, sizes 8 and 10. Orig. 800
81
9 Boys Dress Hots, N and 1, orig.
2.oo soc
7 Boys Polo Shirts, crew-neek cot
tons, size 10 only. orig. l.99. 81
3 Boys fooled blue cotton sIoeks.
size 6, orig. 800 ---------- 81
4 Prep Boys walk shorts, 81 and
"a. Orig. 800 ------------ 81
4 Prep Boys eosuol sIocks, 81 and
"a. Orig. 4.ee ------------ 81
BOYS sHoP-WsshinVtOn. ItA Floor
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lingerie
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINcToN


20 Stoccoto shirts with shorts in
drip-dry cotton broodeloth. Red
royal, beige, green. 81 to 38 in the
group. Orig. So -------- 800
II Sleepeoots, some 1000 cotton.
some in blend Of Doeron polyester.
nyIon and cotton. Postel prints and
solids. S. NJ L. Orig. $6----3.ss
40 Boby Doll Pts in Doeron poly
ester, nylon and cotton. 1000 cot
ton botste. Postels, white, stripes.
S, N, L in the group. Orig. So
500
10 copri Trouser Poiomos in O blend
of Doeron, cotton and nylon, postel
prints. broken sizes. Orig. So. 800
40 Niohtoowns, fitted and shift
styles, woltz length, cotton prints
and stripes. Broken sizes. Orig. 81
2.Se
15 Sleepeoots, cotton, solids and
prints. S, N, /. Orig. 81 --2.s9
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Langley Pork and ShtTlinoton, fst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13
robes and
leisure wear

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK.
SHIRLlNGToN
200 Cotton Busters and Brunch
Coots in bright, good morning"
eolors! Sizes lo-l6. Orig. 6.9s, 81
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Third Floor Langley Park, Second Floor
Shiriin0toH, FIRST Floor
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LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN
swimsuit splash!
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800 sensational swimsuits from O
famous moker! A whole ooloxy Of
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misses dresses
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLlNGTON

10 Summer Dresses in Arnel tri-
oeetote Jersey, silk, linen and cotton
blends. Sizes s 10 20. Comp. volue
1898 10 SIS - Sl2
$50 Misses Dresses and Costumes
In royons, silks and synthetic blends.
Full and sheath skirts. Sizes 8 TO 20.
Comp. volue SIS 10 SIS SIS
MISSES DRESSES - Washington q
LANGLEY PARK, end Floor ShirliHoton,
lat Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13

WASHINGTON. LANGLEY PARK.
SHIRLINGIoN

80 Girls summer sportsweor, tee
shirts and Jomoico shorts in print
or solid color cottons, broken sizes.
Orig. 80 and 2.9o ------i.z9
GIRLS SHOpS-Wdshington, Ith Floor:
Langley Park a ShtTIinoton, 2Hd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13
wOmen's dresses
WARRINGTON STORE ONLY

rs Dresses In one and two-pieee
styles. Royon erepes and novelties,
cotton knits. Sizes l4h 10 22h.
Orig. 1893 10 22.e9 So
woMERs DRESSES - Washington a
Langley Park, end Floor, ShirliH0ton,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13
mems spOrtswear
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

So Mems Knit Shirts, boseboll COL
lors. light green or ton, 5, N, l.
Org. % ------------- Any
II Mems Knit Beech Shirts, famous
moke, wide stripes or solids with
foney collars. S. N, 1. Orig. S..
2.o9
IS Mems nonow-leo Stocks, sond
or light green, Sizes % 10 "a. Orig.
IVY Gee ------- -------s-- ~
20 Mems Walk Shorts, cotton. sizes
1896. Orig. 500 -------- 1879
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Infants wear
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK.
shIRLINGToN

sUtNLtNoION
300 lnfonts' cotton knit polo
shirts, Ioequorded prints, short
sleeves. broken Sizes. Comp. volue
l.IS --------------- 4 tof ~
90 lnfonts' fomous moke cotton
knit shorts In multi-eolor stripes,
broken sizes. Orig. l.29. z for 81
n Crib pods. cotton. quilted,
34xS2, plostie-eooted on one side.
ORIG. ! 80 1900 -------- 81
u Crib blonkets, cotton, 56xSo.
white with nursery print. " perfect,
would be 800. 1879
INFANTs WEAR = waShington, lth
Ind El0oF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
sHIRiINGToN
ShirtWaiSt dresses
O9O
6p09

Pick your pretties from o noseeoy
Of lolIipop posteIs! Beautifully tot
lored in blend Of $50 Docron
polyester, $3.50 cotton. to wosh and
weor, and weor, and wear! Sizes
10 to 10.
POPULAR FASHION SPoRTSWEAR--
fst Floor at An Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13
costume jeweIry
WASHINGTON AND LANGLEY
PARK

100 Better JeweIy from q fomous
monufoeturerl All OF holt original
prices Of So to SIS. Nov ! so TO
ISO"l --------------- "a price
COSTUME yEWELRY-Washinet
Street Floor
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SHIRLlNGToN
"a Figure Former ESereisers, orig.
o.oS 1900 ---- 4.99
so Leg rests Of tubular plostic on
metol frames. orig. 5.98 80 2.sS
IS Shoe-toiners in green pIostie
to Fold 8 prs. shoes ---- 81
8 Health Cycle Exereisers. orig. 1913
2.99
10 Crome-finished oorment rocks,
orig. 5.98 z.9s
NoTIoNS--First Floor at an Stores