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Navajo times., 1963-01-31
PROBATE

PROBATE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS a1 :
In the Probate Court of the Navajo Judicial
District of Chinle, Arizona
ESTATE OF STANLEY KEE YAZZlE,
DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Hilda K Yazzie. Admin stratrix of the Estate OF
Stanley Kee Yazzie. deceased. to the creditors
of and all persons having claims against the said
deceased. to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within two months after the first
public alton of this notice to the said Hilda K.
Yazzie. at the Navajo Legal Aid Service. Window
Rock Arizona. the same being the place for the
TT ans action of the business of said estate.
Hi Ida K. Y azzie. Admin stratrix OF the Estate
of Stanley Kee Yazzie. Deceased.
Dated this 18th day Of January. 1858.
Published: January "a. 81. and February L.
IA. Il. 1868.
Navajo times., 1963-01-31
PROBATE

NOINE ~ OKEOl ! ONo
In the Probate Court of the Navajo Judicial
District Of Fort Defiance. Arizona.
ESTATE OF WOOD CLEVELAND,
DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Phoebe Cleveland Administr atrix. of the Estste
of Wood Cleveland. deceased. to the creditors
of and all persons having claims against the
said deceased. 70 exhibit them with the neces-
Sary vouchers. within two months after the first
public alton of this notice to the said Phoebe
Cleveland at the Navajo Legal Aid Service. Win
dow Rock. Arizona the same being the place
for the trans action of the business of said
estate.
Phoebe Cleveland. Administr arrix Of the
Estate Of Wood Cleveland Deceased.
Dated this 18th day of January. 1868.
Published: January "a. 81. 1868. February
7. IA. II. 1868.
MIR. Tom James, C#46558 from
Bird Spring area, District III is
to contact Robert Fulton, Chair
man of District VIZ Grazing Com
mittee at the Tribal Oil 6 Gas
Office, Shiprock. New Mexico. as
soon as possible.
MIR. Tom James. C#46558 from
Bird Spring area, District 1T is
to contact Robert Fulton, Chair
man of District VIZ Grazing Com
mittee at the Tribal Oil 6 Gas
Office. Shiprock. New Mexico, as
soon .as possible.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
BY the Associated Press

The Skybolt missile program
has gotten the AK officially but
the argument seems destined tc
linger on.
The Defense Department said
yesterday that the Air Force is
taking steps TO cut off all pro-
duction linked to development
Of the controversial air-to-
ground missile. And, the Pent-
agon added, the Air Force will
come up with a plan by next
Monday for wrapping up the
project. But a number of
Congress members seem in a
mood to try to unwrap it.
Senator Russell, Democrat Of
Georgia, has said the Senate
Armed Services Committee
which he heads will investigate
the Skybolt program and sub
sequent cancellation.
And yesterday - before the
announcement Senator Prox-
mire. Democrat Of Wisconsin,
predicted Congress will vote
funds for continued work on
Skybolt, despite opposition from
the Kennedy administration.
The Pentagon announcement
was no surprise. President
Kennedy told British Prime
Minister Macmillan at Nassau
on December 81 that Skybolt
would be dropped.
British Sought 100
The British had planned to
buy 100 of the missiles for
their Vulcan Jet bomber, build
ing their nuclear weapons
strategy around the system
The missiles, with a range of
1000 miles, were TO have been
carried aloft by bombers and
then launched at ground
targets.
Both British and Unite d
States Air Force officials felt
a successful Skybolt would pro-
Evening star., 1963-01-01
SkyboIt Officially Axed,
But Row Lingers On

long the life of Vulcan and
United States B-52 jet bomb
ers by 5 to 10 years.
Secretary of Defense McNa-
mara, supported by Mr.. Ken
nedy, took the position that de-
lays, mounting development
costs, unreliability of the weap-
ons system, and advances in
other nuclear deterrent weap-
ons made Skybolt unfeasible.
The project has already cost
$3.50 million and $307 million
more had been appropriated for
it. 1t was estimated by Pent-
agon officials that at least So.
billion additional would be
needed to produce 1,l00 opera
tional Skybolts for Unite d
States and British bombers.
Joint Chiefs in Favor
The British weren't the only
ones disappointed by the de-
cision to drop Skybolt. The
Joint Chiefs of Staff were
unanimously in favor Of con-
tinued development.
And yesterday Air Force
Magazine, which frequently re-
fleets the unofficial positions
of high-ranking Air Force Of
ficers, said cancellation of the
project would reduce the nu-
clear deterrent options avail
able to the President in time
of crisis.
The magazine said placing
main reliance on a nuclear
punch delivered by United
States-based Minuteman mis-
siles and submarine-laun
Polaris missiles might be dan
gerous If the Russians should
score a scientific breakthrough
in anti-missile defense.
There will be no further
Skybolt tests, the Pentagon
said.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
Drugs Bought Freedom
Only for Cuba Coptives

Cubans will get the equivalent
value in basic foods for chill
dren.
1t was part Of the agreement
that several representatives Of
the Cuban Red Cross would go
to Miami to inspect the first
shipment with representatives
of the American Red Cross and
the Cuban Families Committee.
Balance by July
Mr.. Donovan, under the
agreement, stayed in Havana
long enough to complete ar
rangements to make effective
the letter Of credit under which
the Red Cross guaranteed to de-
liver the balance of the supplies
by July, 1868.
The memorandum was de-
scribed as a further assurance
to the Cuban government that
the Cuban Families Committee
was acting in good faith.
While Mr.. Donovan was COM
pleting the negotiations CENTER
ing on the memorandum Of
agreement, he obviously talked
with Mr.. Castro and other top
Cubans on other issues. These
are the verbal agreements he
has made reference to in state
ments since his return from Ha-
vana.
On the question Of the rela-
tives, Mr.. Donovan told Off
cials here that Mr.. Castro had
contended he never kept the
relatives from leaving. Acting
as the catalyst, Mr.. Donovan
proposed that Mr.. Castro meet
with the Cuban Mothers Com
mittee, which presented a petit
ton asking for permission to
leave Cuba.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
Pledged Review on %

AS for the % or more Ameri-
cans imprisoned in Cuba, Mr..
Donovan was using his good Of
ficeS in the same way as the
Swiss government and the Red
Cross have done.
Mr.. Donovan reported to Of
ficials here that Mr.. Castro told
him that if the ransom deal
went through in good faith and
the supplies were arriving as
promised, he would review the
cases of the Americans with a
view toward possible amnesty.
Mr.. Castro, according to Mr..
Donovan, indicated that he
would not necessarily wait until
all the supplies were delivered
before acting on the cases of
the Americans.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
Charges Included

The memorandum of agree
ment, it was learned, makes il
clear that Castro is not going
to get $50 million worth OF
drugs and food. 1t was agreed
that is per cent of the $50 mil
lion should be deducted to COW
er the costs of transportation
insurance, overseas packing and
other charges. Like the supplies
themselves, these costs were do
mated.
The agreement also provides
leeway in supplying the items
listed by the Cuban govern
ment in its telephone-book- size
list of ransom goods.
Where the Cuban Families
Committee certifies that it can
not supply items on the Cuban
list, the Cuban government can
specify alternatives. If these
substitutions cannot be made,
according to the agreement, the
Evening star., 1963-01-01
BY MIRIAM GUTENBERG
Star Staff Writer

SsNA 1saAA "AhNA
Although Attorney James B.
Donovan discussed with Fidel
Castro the question of releasing
more Cubans as we'll as impris-
oned Americans, the only writ
ten agreement deals with the
exchange of drugs and food for
the Bay of Pigs captives.
Officials close to Mr.. Donovan
said today the $50 million drug
and food ransom for the lib
Cuban prisoners of the Bay of
Pigs invasion was completely
separate from the other ques-
tions.
In other words, Mr.. Castro
does not have to release rela-
tives Of the prisoners to get the
rest of the ransom supplies, and
the American Red Cross, which
is handling the shipments, can
not hold up the supplies.
The maximum hope is that
Cuban relatives can go to the
United States on the return
voyages Of ships bringing the
ransom drugs and food to Ha-
vana.
The text of the agreement
signed by Cuban officials and
by Mr.. Donovan as general
counsel for the Cuban Families
Committee has not been made
public, but it was learned that
the Castro government specified
that the supplies promised un-
der the agreement would salts
fy the indemnity fixed by the
revolutionary tribunals judging
the happenings Of the Bay of
Pigs"
Evening star., 1963-01-01

Long sleeves washable cotton knit
shirts in solids, stripes and checks.
Many coIors, many models. Sizes
$40 in the group.
The Heeht Co.-Boys Weor-
Evening star., 1963-12-27
Mems SpOrtSWear

200 Mems Lone-SIeeved
SPortshirts, 5osS wool 5oss
royon. Smart checks, S-M-L-
XL Orig. 5.95 3.ee
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zoos FOREST HILL DR..

FIRST PRESENTATION of this sparkling rambler in on oreo of
custom built homes. lectures include Jorge bedrooms
eehs, separate dining ond ROOM Bult-n
$40 $50.
DIRECTIONS; Out Nsu Hemphe to Ra right to
sion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-01
Architects Sketehbook
Build a Dinghy
By BILL MEYERRlEcKS
Ca. c...s.l Mia

the main item on the lumber
bill. Only other substantial
items in the boat shopping
list are a pint Of waterproof
glue and a large quantity Of
brass screws.
With this outlay and a
week ends carpentry, you get
a broad-beamed, snub-noSed
pram with an overall length
Of z feet 10 inches and q
beam amidships of as inches.
1t will accommodate up to
three adults or more chill
dren. II you don't like to
row, you can put a small
kicker (up to Ia horse on
the stern.
The boat weights only go
pounds; one man can pick 1t
up. 1t slides easily into the
rear Of, a station wagon or
rides lightly on the roof Of
a sedan, You can launch 1t
with one quick heave wher-.
ever you find some water.
The secret Of its simplicity
and speed Of construction is
the foolproof jig on which
it's built. The Sketchbook
plan, a real bargain on this
project at only SO cents, tells
you exactly how to prepare
1t and takes you through the
boat assembly step by step
in language everyone can
understand.
If you want a boat for fish
ing or just for fun, here's
your chance to get afloat at
a remarkably low price In
money and In time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-01

Virginia residents for nearly a century.
With this background and experience,
you are certain to receive practical,
personalized thinking on your problem,
and home-fnancing plan that is tailor
made for you.
Whether you are interested in buying
a new home, an older home, or in building
a home to your own specifications, few
hours devoted to investigating home
financing no'O may save you much trouble
and cost over the years.
Come in any weekday between 9 AM
and PM and talk the matter over with
us. 1t will be pleasure to help you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-01

Choose any week end and
put 1t to good use construct
ing your own sturdy dinghy
for summer fun and relaxa-
ton. Sounds difficult? It's
not at all when you follow
the procedure detailed In the
Sketchbook dinghy plan,
S-1l3.
This plan has proved to
be one of the most popular
of the Sketchbook series with
many thousands Of requests
to its record.
Its popularity is obvious.
Starting from scratch, we
built the pilot model pram
from the plan In one week
end. That doesn't include
painting, since you have to
let the paint dry between
coats. But you can be in the
water one week after you buy
your lumber. The only power
tools used to make the boat
were a portable saw and ro-
tary sander. Hand tools, of
course, can be used to do the
same job at a slower pace.
What's more, the boat ma
terialS can be purchased for
between $50 and $35, depend
ing mainly on what the
charge is in your area for
the two sheets of h4-inch ex-
terror plywood which form
the sides and bottom. In the
high-priced New York area,
we had to pay $14.OS for ply
wood alone. In many areas
1t will sell for less.
The two plywood sheets are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-01
A message to
prospective home buyers

Perhaps you, like many prospective home
buyers, haven't realized just how impor-
tant it can be to get the right home
financing arrangements before you buy.
There are, of course, variety of
home financing plans available to you,
but one is more likely to suit your own
particular needs and budget better than
the Others. This one could well be First
e. Citizens Conventional Home Mort
gage Loan.
We say this because First & Citizens
is full-service bank that has been serv-
ing the home financing needs of Northern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
RemnOnts-Frid0y Only
Comeros, Screens, Projectors
and Related Equipment

Kodak StorIet comero Outfit.
Comparable value l4.95. TOO
z Weston Moster w Exposure
Meters. Comparable volue $500.
400
z Movie Editors with built-in splicers,
eoses. Comparable volue 100.
! General Electric Portable Movie
Light. Comparable value 5000.
$500
] Kodak Electric Eye smm Movie
comero. Comparable value 5000.
$500
! PoIoroid Electric Eye comeFo with
cose: Comparable volue loS.o0.
$500
] Mansfield custometie smm Movie
Protector with screen. Comparable
volue 59.95. $500
! Mansfield smm Movie camero
with eose ond light bor. Comparable
Volue 1000. 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
Save at Least $50
On Mems Sportsweor

20 Lishtweisht Selling Joekess of
1000 cotton with full Upper front,
knit collar, slosh pockets. S, M, {,
Xl sizes. Comparable value 1000.
6.ss
IS Mems Golf Joekets Of loo96
cotton, highly woter-repeIIenE
shrinkooe controlled. Sizes a. ard
46. Comparable VoIue 1898. 1888
10 Mems Golf Joekets Of Iooss
nylon. Corries in own pouch. Conn
poroble Volue 1925. 6.se
IS Short Sleeve Sport Shirts OF
1000 cotton with regular and but
tondown collar styles. Choice Of
snort patterns. M, |, xL sizes.
Comparable volues, 400 to more
than double, z.ss
10 Lishtweisht Sport coots in o
handsome selection of patterns.
Fobric is q blend Of Docron@ poly.
ester and cotton, lobeIed for exoct
fobrc content. Sizes SO, AZ, a,
46. Comparable voIue 1895. zs.ss
so Short Sleeve Cotton Knit Shirts
with fuIl-foshioned collar. Selection
Of patterns and eolors. S, M, XII
sizes. Comparable values 500 and
$50. 2.Ss and 4.SS
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
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Save VI And More
On Housewares
Bathroom Accessories:

Bathroom Accessories:
Is brush holders with brushes. AS.
sorted eolors. Comparable voIues
SOS to 6.95. 2.46
IS top-of-tank vonitFoys. Assorted
colors. Comparable value 4.99. 2.46
" adjustable towel poles with z
rings. Chrome or bross color. Conn
poroble value 6.l9. ais
so chrome SheIfmokeFs0 with ;
shelves. Fit above toilet tonk ond
extend to ceiling Comparable yolde
3.e8. I.oS
81 metal eobiness with z shelves
ond towel bor.. Comparable value
7.9s. $50
81 tissue holders. Assorted eolops-
Comparable volue 2.98. i.46
~ escorted shelves. Single, double
or corner type. Worried eolors. Com.
poroble values 3.79 10 6.98.
l.76 to 3.36
IS round wsstsbssksls. Comparable
value $40. 7.66
II ehFoma eesssEoIes with eondie
wormer. Comparable volue l2.oS!
AS
IS oluUinum trey sets lneludind
suoor bowl ond ereomer. Compof-
able volue 5.e5. .46
4o-S-Piaes Lsxy Susan condlmshe
Sets. Comparable Volue 500. z.46
$40 Asserted Pieces Of stelnIess
Steel FlotwaFe. Worried designs ord
potterns, Comparable value much
more thon double. Ice
9 Wooden cheeseboords with tile
inserts. Comparable volue 6.es.
z.4e
8 Soele Plonsers. Comparable voluss
SOS TO l4.95. 4.46
A.s
WGL-Housewores Center
Bird Floor, Washington Store 81
North Building ~
81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
Save on Notions

so Cans Window Cleaner, Brond
"X, helps prevent smear, eompor-
able value more than double. 100
"a Upper Hat Boxes round vnyI
plostic with handle, assorted coIors,
sizes, comparable value, 4.ee to
6.oo." $50 TO $50"
so Shoe Bags in Viny Plastic, II
pocket, hunter green or pink, COM
poroble value 800. z for 400
IS Choir Covers, bosk-ette type in
striped cotton, comparable voIue
4.o8. z for 500
s Gardeners Knee Rest with tool
compartment, corNino handles, COM
poroble value 5.oo. $50
~ Beech Bags, comparable voIue
300 to 100" $50 to $50"
4 chiId's Closet Ensemble in vinyI
Plastic, 3-poir shoe bag, 6-skirt
rack, trouser rock, comparable value
4.o9. $50
PIeose odd 1929 Federal tax
WGL-Notions, lst Floor
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15

No down payment, convenient
monthly payments on purchase OF
$500 or more. Pleose note separate
store locations.
Chevy Chose Store Only:
I PoIorOid EIeterie Eye comers with
cose. Comparable value 5000.
! Kodak Automatic Thread Smm
Movie Protector. Comparable volue
5000. $500
z Kodok smm Movie cemeFos with
eoses. Comparable value 1000.
! sowyer Slide Protector. Comparable
value 400. 2z.o0
! Bell 8 Howell Electric Eye Zoom
Lens 8mm Movie cameEo. Compo-
roble value 1000. 5000
z Weston Moster w Exposure
Meters. Comparable value $500.
400
I Bell g Howell Director Series
Duel Electric Eye Zoom Lens smm
Movie cameFo. Comparable volue
1895. 5000
I Pair 7x50 BinoeuIoFs with cose.
Comparable value $500. 400"
4 Mansfield Movie Editors. Compo-
roble value l4.9S. 100
I PoIoFoid Electric Eye comeFs with
eose. Comparable value 1000.
$500
I Mobilize Movie Light Set with
Sylvonio lamp. Comparable volue
1000. 1000
"PIeose odd 1875 Federal tox
Wheaton PIozo Store Only:
3 Sawyer Slide Projectors. compo-
roble 44.oo. 400
! Kodek Automotie- ThFeed smm
Movie Protector. Comparable yolue
5000. $500
WGL-comeros Chevy Che
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
Foshion 5th Shop
Coots and Suits

70 Summer Suits in light and dark
coIors. Smart 2-ond 3-piece styles.
Lobeled for fobric content. Com
porobIe value l4.95. 300
IA Toppen, IobeIed for fobric con-
tent. Comparable value ll.95 to
25.o5. TOO to 1900
II Roineoots and busters, lobeled
for fobric content. Comparable value
ll.o5 to 1926. TOO TO 1900
10 Spring co0ts. mostly dark colors.
Lobeled for fobric content. Com
poroble value 1895. 1900
Mobilization 5th Coot and Suit
Shop, 5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
Stationery Articles

- Pairs Of Bookends with chiIdren's
motif. Imported from West Ger
many. Comparable value 500.
BITS
80 Small Bonks topped with coNed
figures. Imported from ItoIy. Com
porobIe value 2.9o. 2.I9
I Cloth Woste Basket, EorIy Amer
icon design. Comparable value
1000. 1900
3 Imported FIoFentine- design waste-
baskets. Comparable value ll.50.
beasf $50
9 Magnetic Letter and choIk Boards.
Comparable volue 4.9o. 3.39
coIe-SteeI Portable Typewriter
with case. Beige color. Comparable
voIue 1890. 55.42
cole-SteeI Portfolio Typewriter
without case. Beige color. Com
poroble VoIue Cts. 1917
z Royal Portable TypewFiters with
travel cases. Two-toned oroy. Com
poroble value 1850. $500
WGL-Stotioney, LIST Floor
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
7 Corners Store Only:

! POisroid Electric Eye comero with
cose and winklite. Uses new color
film without adaptation. Comparable
value 5000. 5000
] PsiF 7x35 BinoeuIors with eose.
Comparable volue $500. 400"
l--sox5o" Projection Screen. Com
poroble volue $500. TOO
z Bell o Howell Zoom Lens, Electric
Eye Smm Movie comeFes with eoses.
Comparable volue 1000. 5000
! PoIorOid Electric Eye cemero with
eose. Comparable volue 5000.
1000
] MlnoIto MinietuFe comero with
eose. Comparable volue 1000.
"PIeose add 1895 Federal tax
Wheaton PIozo and 7 Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
Misses Mid-Seoson
Dresses at Servings

Group of dresses and costumes in
, 659o DoeronG poIyester and 356
, AuonG royon in ploids. 1870.
10, comparable value 1926. 1900
20, comparable voIues 22.95 and
$500. 1900
3 WGL-Misses' Dresses, Bird Floor
90 Washington Store
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Remn0nts-FHd0y Only
Big Servings On
Girls Sportsweor

400 pieces, group includes shorts,
Jomoieos, polo shirts, cotton skirts
and miscellaneous items. All labeled
for fabric content. TIA.
W6L-Girls' Apparel, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
Remnonts- Only
HousedFesses
Greatly Reduced
$50 and 400

comparable vGlas
6.99 and 7.00
400 pieces In This wonderful group
Of attractive cotton housedFesses in
light eolou. Choice Of pIoids. checks
and few prints. Sizes 1910, but
mostly l2h-22h.
WGL-Foshion 5th Daytime Dresses,
9Th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15

so Sport coots in O hondsome Sc
lection Of ploids and clear eolors.
All styled for the younger mon.
Labeled for fubFie content.
W6L-The Mems Store. End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
Remnonts-FidOy Only
SoVe on Notions

3 ZippeFed TFovoIets for men and
women, Trovel-poek organizers to
use in your Iuooooe. comparable
value 500. 800
Is Cosmetic 1coses In cotton cord
duroy prints, comparable volue
l.00.S soc"
Bosket Choir Cover In turquoise
cotton corduroy, podded, eompor-
oble value 100. $50
"PIeose odd 1875 Federal Tex
WGL-Notions, LIST Floor
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
Boys Deck Pants
2.Hs or 2 for 400

comparable
vGIMe 2.99
500 Deck Points, cotton. With side
piping and rope belt. Good color
selection.
W6L-The Boys Store
Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
eurnabIe GOD sppOva NO ma o. teIephc
Remn0nts-FidOy Only
Mems Golf Stacks

30 PoiFs Lightweight Golf SIeeks
in q wosh and wear blend Of
DoeFon@ poIyesteF and cotton.
Labeled for fabric content.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
Remn0nts-FHdOy Only
Silver Room Savings

Silver Room Savings
In SiIveTpIote
Epersnes in gloss and siIverpIote,
comparable value 5000. 1000
Relish Dish, comparable value
300. 400
IS Butter Dishes. comparable value
300. $50
! Troy, comparable voIue 4.e5. 400
] Casserole Server, comparable value
S.o5. 400
6 Coffee Pots (orioinoIIy belonging
to vorious English estotesl compor-
oble value $500. 1850
6 Tea Pots torioinolIy belonging to
vorious English estotes) comparable
value 1000. 1000
s creom and Sugar Sets, originally
English, comparable value 1900.
Pie Dish, comparable volue 27.27.
1900
SoIt and Peppermint Set, eompor-
oble value 600. 800
J Revere Bowl, comparable voIue
10. 10. 500
! Dip Dish. comparable value SOS.
400
poiT condeIobFe from on English
estote, comparable volue 5000.
1000
2 Voter Pitchers. comparable voIue
ops. 400
z Voter Pitchers. comparable value
l2.eS. 500
eoektoiI Shaker. comparable vo'ue
1000. 500
Shell Dip Dish. comparable voIue
8.95. 400
Cigarette Box, comparable VoIue
1850. 500
cendy Dish, comparable voIue
1853. 400
In Sterling Silver
pair Toll Consoles. comparable
volue 1895. 900
pair Consoles. comparable value
$3.50. 1900
Formiea Trey, trimmed In sterling
silver, comparable voIue 1850.
500
2 pair Consoles, comparable volue
1925. 500
Vase. comparable value 1895.
400
Completes, comparable value
1925. 500
poir condeIobFo. comparable voIue
$500. 1900
Pleose odd loq6 Federal tox
WGL-The Silver Room, LIST Floor
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15
Top Assortment OF
Mems Neckties
comparable CO.
vaIMe $50 OOS

$50 Ties to choose from in a wide
Fonse OF eoloFs, potterns including
stripes, neets, spaced figures and
under-the-knots.
70 Short-SIeeve Dress Shirts in sew
erol collar styles but not all sizes
in every collar style. Mostly bonono
color. Sizes l4h-l5-l6-I7. Com
poroble value, $50 to more than
double. 3.SS
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Washington Store