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Evening star., 1963-03-31

Historic Garden Week in Virginia; additional. A
andria Charlottesville. Friendly Gardens and Coul
Gardens Tours; Martinsville Garden Fair, II am. :
pm: Mecklenburg, Flower Show noon to pm Norf
Richmond Church Hill House Tour; Roanoke: Staunt
Warrenton Waynesboro; Williamsburg. private hor
(all houses open 10 am. TO $3.50 pm, certain ones
open pm. to 9:30 M; Yorktown
Evening star., 1963-03-31

grimage; 10 to pm; tickets and information AAA
ton Belvedere Hotel Baltimore O. Md Long Green Valley
Baltimore County,
May 3
The 26th annual Maryland House and Garden Pill
grimage 10 am to pm tickets and information, AAA
In washington and Pilgrimage Headquarters in the Shera
ton Belvedere Hotel, Baltimore 2, Md; Anne Arundel
County,
Moy4
The 18th annual Goodwill Embassy and House Tour;
to pm; tickets and information. The Marriott Motor
Hotel Mayfower Hotel the AAA Francis Scott Key Book
shop. Shoreham Hotel, the Goodwill Industries Stores
Embassies of the Philippines Chile the Netherlands vene-
Center; sponsored by the Goodwill Guild; benefit Of the
Davis Memorial Goodwill Industries rehabilitation pro-
gram for the handicapped
May a
The Alexandria Association House Tour; II am. to
pm; tickets and information at Gadsbys Tavern tour
headquarters at the George Mason Hotel the
day. houses include the Duany House owned by Mr. and
Mrs. John Howard Joynt the George William Fairfax
House owned by Mrs. Charles Beatty Moore and homes
of Mrs Charles C. Hartgan, Mr.. and Mrs Louis Robert
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dayton Moore, Mr. James H. johnson.
Mr.. r. Stanley Smith, Mr. Edward C. Plyler Mr. Joseph
r. Cipolar, Col and Mrs. Charles c. Caffrey and Mr..
and Mrs Roland Beers; sponsored by the Alexandria
Association; provide furnishings for the Ramsey House
Nav 4
The 26th annual Maryland House and Garden Pilgrim
age; 10 to pm; tickets and information, AAA in
Washington and Pilgrimage Headquarters in the Sheraton
Nay 4-Moy S
The 10th annual Azaea Gardens Tour; to 10
pm; tickets and information at Landon School, Woodward
and Lohrops Chevy Chase store after April Is and at the
school gate tour days. school grounds featuring
plant sale choral concerts refreshments bene
fit the Landon School Scholarship and Endowment Funds
May 5
The 26th annual Maryland House and Garden Pilgrim
age; 10 to pm: tickets and information, AAA in
Washington and Pilgrimage Headquarters In the Sheraton
Bevedere Hotel Baltimore 2. Md. Talbot County''
Nay 5
Capitol Hill Restoration Society Annual House and
Garden Tour; to pm; tickets and information at VIII
lard Hotel AAA and houses tour day; houses Of Mr.
and Mrs Willard A. Edwards Mrs. James W. Ready, Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin H. jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Allan M. Wilson,
DR.. and Mrs. T. M Odarenko Miss Rhea Radin Mr. and
Mrs Andrew Euston, jr, Mr.. Don King, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Everett Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Francis M Long
champ, Mr. William E. Richards and St Marks Episcopal
Church; tea served from to at Friendship Settle
ment House. proceeds to to benefttng various Capitol
Hill restoration and preservation projects and provide
grant for history scholar selected by the National
for Historic Preservation, to document historic Capitol
Hill sites.
Evening star., 1963-03-31
April 27-ApriI 28
April %

The 26th annual Maryland House and Garden Pilgrim
age 10 am. to pm tickets and information AAA in
Washington and Pilgrimage Headquarters in the Sheraton
Bevedere Hotel, Baltimore 2, Md; Calvert County,
Evening star., 1963-03-31

The 26th annual Maryland House and Garden Pill
grimage 10 am to pm; tickets and information, AAA
in Washington and Pilgrimage Headquarters in the Shera-
ton Belvedere Hotel Baltimore O. Nd Guiford Walking
Tour, Suburban Baltimore.
Evening star., 1963-03-31
It's Spring Tour Tt
April 26

April 26
Historic Garden Week in Virginia; additional Char
lottesve Friendly Gardens and Country Gardens Tours
Chatham Eastern Shore; Gloucester Lexington; Mathews
County; Orange County,
April 27
Historic Garden Week in Virginia. additional Charottes
vile Friendly Gardens Tour Chatham Gloucester Mathews
County, Nansemond County, Orange County; Williamsburg
Colonial Restoration
April u
The 26th annual Maryland House and Garden Pilgrim
age 10 am. to pm; tickets and information AAA in
Washington and Pilgrimage Headquarters in the Sheraton
Belvedere HOTEL Baltimore 2. Md; Charles County,
April 27-ApriI 28
The 9th annual House and Garden Tour of historic
Shepherdstown Martnsburg, Charles Town and Harpers
Ferry, W. Va; 10 am to pm tickets and information
P. o. Box 772 in Martnsburg W. Va, Shenandoah Hotel
in Martinsburg, Court House in Charles Town. Womens
Club In Shepherdstown and all houses tour days. spon
soed by the Garden Council proceeds
will help refurnsh the Robert Harper House. one of the
main buildings being restored by the National Park Service
in Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1963-03-31
April 5

HPrlI
The eighth annual Candleight Tour of Woodlawn
Manson to 10 pm tickets available at the Plantation,
west of Mount Vernon the evening Of the tour cee
brang the l84th birthday anniversary Of the mansions
first mistress, Eleanor Parke Gusts Lewis program of
harp music proceeds used for the maintenance Of the
house and grounds.
April 5-ApriI 6
The 35th annual Georgetown House Tour to $50
both days. tickets and information at the AAA most
shops in Georgetown st. Johns Church In Georgetown
and at houses tour days; Fridays houses all east Of
Wisconsin avenue Deputy Assistant Secretary Of State
and Mrs Robert Lee Special Presidential Advisor and
Mrs Chester Bowles Mrs Louden Mellen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Svard Gen. and Mrs. Charles H. Royce Sir Awyn
and Lady Crow, Mrs Arthur A. Fowler Mr.. and Mrs John
Rails and Miss Genevieve Wmsat Saturdays houses. all
west Of Wisconsin avenue Mr. John Greer Mr. and Mrs.
E. Harrison Clark, Mr.. and Mrs Karl Wagner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank c. WiSner, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Martin Mrs.
Poe Burling Mr. and Mrs. H. Gates Lloyd. Mr.. and Mrs
John Sterling Stiman and the City Tavern Club; tea will
be served from TO pm both days in the parish house
Of st. Johns Church, benefit Of st. Johns Church.
Evening star., 1963-03-31
Nav 3

The 26th annual Maryland House and Garden Pill
grimage 10 am to PM; tickets and information AAA
in Washington and Pilgrimage Headquarters in the Shera
ton Belvedere Hotel, Baltimore 2, Md; Anne Arundel
County
Evening star., 1963-03-31
May 2

The 26th annual Maryland House and Garden Pill
grtmage 10 am. to pm; tickets and information AAA
in Washington and Pilgrimage Headquarters in the Shera
ton Belvedere Hotel Baltimore Nd; Long Green Valley,
Baltimore County,
Evening star., 1963-03-31
April IS

The Fifth Annual Arlington House Tour; $50 to 4:3O
pm: tickets and information from Mrs Roy Haqust or
Mrs Griffin oarnett or at the houses tour days. the
houses OF State Senator and Mrs Charles Fenwck Mr. and
Mrs. JEFF Davis, Capt and Mrs Francis Drake Mr. and
Mrs Henry Pratt and Mr. and Mrs Fred windrdge where
tea will be served sponsored by the Arlington Circle Of the
Florence Crtenton Home 10 benefit the Florence Crtten
ton Home.
Evening star., 1963-03-31

Historic Garden Week in Virginia; additional Char.
ottesvlle Friendly Gardens and Country Gardens Tours
Danvie 10 am. TO pm: Eastern Hanover: Eastern
Shore Essex County: New Kent County; Orange County
Richmond, Westhampton House and Garden Tour; Roa.
noke: Staunton Virginia Beach: Warrenon; Waynesboro
Williamsburg Colonial Restoratons: Yorktown
Evening star., 1963-01-03
high.up names!
lOw-dOwn prices!
shoe sale

800 Prs. Ab-Step Dress Shoes,
suedes and colt. orig. l5.o9-l4,9e,
1890
500 Prs. Life Stride Dress Shoes,
originally l2.ee and 1899 500
400 Prs. Smortoire Dress Shoes,
block suede, orig. 8.9e-9.e9 $50
$50 Prs. Smortoire cosuols, sueded
pieskin, Sootchguord treoted! Orig
inolly 6.9e and 7.99 $50
300 Prs. De Angelo Dress Shoes,
high and nid-hioh heels, block and
brown, suedes and colt, orig 1899
to l6,,99 1870
400 Prs. AMF Bowling Shoes, for
right handed bowlers; variety of
eolors ond styles, broken sizes.
Orig. 9.99 -S So
SHOE SALoN-Washingto & Lanoley
Park. end Floor; Shirlin0ton. fst Floor
1000 Prs, Monnequin Dress Shoes,
high and mid-hieh heels, black suede
and Golf, originally 1926 - 500
BUDGET SHoES-Ist Floor, All Stores
WASHINGTON g SHIRLlNGToN
ONLY
200 Prs. Air-Step CosuoIs, originally
t.99 and l2.99--- $50
LANGLEY PARK g sHIRLINeToN
ONLY
$50 Prs. Life Stride FIots, suede,
orig. 9.9e- ll.e9 $50
Evening star., 1963-01-03
KOffa Accuses
RObt. Kennedy
BY the Associated Press

President James r. Hoffa Of
the Teamsters Union has ac-
cused Attorney General Robert
F. Kennedy of "pressuring" a
Nashville (TennD newspaper
publisher about what the
newspaper should or should not
print" in connection with Mr..
Hoffa's recent Federal court
conspiracy trial.
A TeamSters Union spokes-
man, celebrating on Mr.. Hoffa's
statement. said the publisher
was James @. Stahlman Of the
Nashville Banner The case
resulted in a mistrial December
% when the jury could not
agree on a verdict.
Mr.. Hoffas statement said
II Mr.. Kennedy questions his
statement that Mr. Kennedy
had "pressured" Mr.. Stahlman,
then Mr.. Hoffa would "be glad
10 supply the Attorney General
with a transcript Of the Attor-
ney Generals telephone con-
versation with the publisher 4"
THE recording was made by
the publisher with the full
knowledge Of the Attorney
General" MIR Hoffa's state
ment said.
The union spokesman said
the Attorney General attempted
/ In the call TO have Mr.. Stahl-
man suppress information
which the publisher felt II
was necessary 20 publish IN
the interest Of defending the
Integrity Of the Banner"
Reached in Nashville, last
might, Mr. Stahlman indicated
he might have a statement later
4 Justice Department spokes-
man said "the Attorney General
called Mr. stahlman because
there was concern that an ar
ticle indicating a Juror had
been contacted might prejudice
the case against Mr Hoffa.
The Attorney Generals interest
was 10 see Mr. Hoffa received
a fair trial
Evening star., 1963-01-03
WASHINGTON STORE oNL
IeiSureWear
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN

$50 NyIon Tricot Quilt busters from
O fomous moker! Warm, weiohtless,
washable, deep and posteI tones,
sizes 10 TO l8. Comparable voIues
1923 and 1898 100
ROBES q LEISURgWEAR-Wash
Srd Floor Langley Park, End Floor;
Shirlin0ton, fSt Floor
Evening star., 1963-01-03
lingerie
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK.
SHIRLINGT0N

s. Nylon Tricot Poiomos with .Copri
Trousers. White and postels. Sizes
32-38. Orig. 50 500
100 Nylon Tricot Slips, white, beige,
scorIet, novy, block. Sizes 34-52.
ORIG. S.95-S7-- 3.9S
80 Nylon Tricot Shift ond WoItz-
Length Gowns. White ond postels.
Broken sizes. Orig 50 500
so Nylon Tricot Petticoots, white,
posteIs and hioh-foshion shodes.
S-M-L. Orig. 50 - 2.9s
IS Nylon Tricot ToiIored Briefs,
white ond postels. Sizes 5-6-7. Orig.
79c 59e, z for 81
l20 Acetote Royon Briefs, white,
sizes $50. Orig. SOC 3ee, s for 81
80 Choir-Boy Collar Pojopos with
Copri trousers in cotton flonneIette,
high shades. S-M-l. Orig. S4 l.os
SO NyIon Tricot Bed Jockets, posteI
colors. S-M-L. Orig. 5.95 2.9S
so Oocron Polyester, NyIon and Cot
ton Shodow-Poneled Slips. White,
sizes 32-4o. Orig. 81 2.es
LINGERIE-Wa Washington, Srd Floor:
Langley Park d Shirltn1toT, Ist Floor
Evening star., 1963-01-03
housewares
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGT0N

Ia Bross-Finished Relish Sets with
Serving Rack. Orig. 500 4.s8
l3 Folding Walnut Servers. Orig.
81 Coffee Corofes and Warmers with
Sugar ond Creoner. Orig. 8.9o, 500
Il Corofes and Warmers, turquoise
or coroI. Orig. 4.9e - 2.e9
" Corofe and Wormer Sets, tur-
qooise or coroI Orig. 500 4.sS
81 Chrome Finish Breo dboxes.
Comp. volue l1.e9 7.99
Y Chrome-Finish Step-On Cons.
Comp. voIue 9.9S 500
26-8-Piece West Bend" Aiu-
minum Cookwore Sets. Comp. value
1925 1899
l9-5-Piece T-Fol No-Fot Cook
Sets. Orig. 1895 TIT
29 o'cedor "ss" Sponge Mops.
Orig. 4o5 3.8S
3 Utility Cabinets, 6ox22xl2. Orig.
1899, AS IS -------- 5.ee
Evening star., 1963-01-03
Saskatchewan Medicore
Now Running Smoothly
BY EDDIE KEEN
Special to The Star

EDMONTON Aberta-North Americas first state-spon-
sored medical program-now months old-appears
be operating smoothly in Saskatchewan although opposition
that brought 23day doctors strike entirely dsap
peared.
Saskatchewan still don't like the plan the PROVINCES
Evening star., 1963-01-03
wool remnants
500 off

500 Yords Of One and Two -Yord
Lengths in fine wooIens from our
own foil and winter stocks! 54 inches
wide. Originally 2.98 to 6.e8 yd.,
now Lao 70 3.4s yd.I
FASHION FABRIcS-Washiaeto Srd
Floor LANGLEY Park, Ist Floor,
ShtrIinQton. 2nd Floor
Evening star., 1963-01-03
mems shoes
LANGLEY PARK ONLY

10 Prs. Roblee SIipons and oxfords,
discontinued styles, broken sizes.
Originally 1899 TO 1899 7.s9
MEMS SRoES-LanUiey Park, Ist Floor
Evening star., 1963-01-03

1000 Yords Of Pure Silks, Silk
Blends, Miracle Fobrics, Royons,
Acetotes, in huge assortment of
colors, patterns, textures, weoves!
One to three-yord lengths, originally
S9c to 5.98 yd., now 29e to I. 80 yd. /!
Evening star., 1963-01-03
mems furnishings
WASHIAcroN STOPS oAIY

81 Fomous Make Wash -ond-Weor
Robes. cotton, assorted potterns, bro
ken sizes. Originally 7.9e 800
MEMS Observation-Disclosures,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1963-01-03
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
young teens shops

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARk,
SHIRLlNGToN
20 Young Teen Roincoots, plostic
potent, broken sizes 8 to IA. Orioi-
molly 1899 and 1899 5.99
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
4 Young Teen Skirt Sets, cotton,
broken sizes. Orig. 1899 s.e9
30 Young Teen Cotton Knit Tee
Shirts, broken sizes. Orig. 2.oe, i.99
YOUNG TEEN SHoPs-WGshinpion,
kth Floor: LaHgley Park and
ShirlinOtoH. 2Rd Floor
Evening star., 1963-01-03
WOmen'S gloves
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
BURLINGTON

IS Prs. Cotton Knit Gloves. plain and
fancy trims. Voried eolors. Orig. 81
poir -....--- 99e pE.
SO Prs. DoubIe-Woven Nylon and
Cotton Gloves, shortie lengths, soiled
from handling. Orig. 81 l.49 pr.
IS Prs. Double Woven Cotton Gloves,
S-button lengths, soiIed from hand
ling. White and black. Orig. $4 and
SIS 2.os pr.
WoMEN'S GLOVES-WdSh inptoR,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1963-01-03
rugs
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLiNGToN

400 50. yds. Continuous filoment
nyIon broodloom in O pretty tweedy
blend Of blue and green II feet
wide. Comparable volue sos 50 yd.,
3.53 50. I'd.
RUGS-WdshiHoton, tth Floor,
LANGLEY Park, LotDer LeUel;
Shtrlin0toH, End Floor
Evening star., 1963-01-03
stationery

WA9HINS IVFNI LAN0LtI FAkNI
SHIRLlNGT0N
Special Purchase Sole!
500 Boxed Writing Paper, 100
Sheets, so Envelopes S8e
1000 Gift-Boxed Writing Poper,
z for 81
shingtoH, Street Floor;
Langley Park & Shtrlin0ton, fst Floor
Evening star., 1963-01-03
girls shops
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK
sHlRLINGTON

20 Girls cordioon Sweaters, Orion
ocyIie, broken sizes Z to IL. Comp.
Nolue O.SS --- 5.SS
SO Girls SIock Sets, cotton corduroy
points, knit cotton tee tops, sizes 7
to IA. Comp. 4.ee and 500 -3.o9
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
2 Silk Oroonzo Porty Dresses, size
7. Originally 1929 -- 7.es
2 Hooded Jockets, size 7. Originally
4.ee 2.e9
GIRLS SHOPS-WdshinotoH, 18th Floor;
Langley Park a ShtrlinOtoH, end Floor
Evening star., 1963-01-03
mOfiOnS
WASHINGTON STORE Only

WASHtN1ION stOkE ONLT
IS Prs Lodies' ScuFfs, broken sizes.
Originally 81 --- 81
10 Terry Cotton Muu-Muus, white.
Originally 5.98 --- 2.e9
6 MusicoI JeweIry Boxes. Originally
1898 $40
NoTIoRS-Wcshtn0ton Street Floor
Evening star., 1963-01-03
your choice!
3 patterns i'm famOHS
BOOntOnWaree for B

lnoeine! Complete 45-piece service
for 8 in your choice Of 3 charming
potternsl leof Dance, Poppy, or
Shodow Leofi Every set corries the
fomous Boontonwore ouorontee!
Only le on sole, so hurry!
HOUSEWARES--Washi 6th Floor:
Langley Park q Shtrltn0toH, LoweT LeUel
Evening star., 1963-01-03
popular fashions
SpOrtSWear

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLlNGToN
600 Specially Purchased Misses
Sweaters, BuIkies, novelties, eIossics
in wool, Orion oeylic, mohoir and
wool, Sizes 34-40. Comp. to 5.e9-
1923 ----. 3.99
800 Specially Purchased Misses
SIocks, loo9o wool, washable royon.
PIoids, solids, sizes 1918. Comp. to
5.98-8.98 800
POPULAR FASHIONS SPoRTSWEAR--
Washington and Langley PARK, End Floor;
Shirltnoton, fst Floor
Evening star., 1963-01-03

Persons, who are self-employed
pay $l2 a year. This is in ad-
dition to the $48 for families
and $24 for individuals that
has been paid for many years
to cover the cost of a state
hospital care program. This
program has been in effect
since l947 and costs of the
premium have been rising con-
stantly.
Government officials figure
that for a family such as the
Martins, the various increases
in taxes and the premiums will
cost about $55 just for medi-
cal care. They say this pro-
vides coverage comparable to
that provided by private health
plans for from $50 to 500 a
year.
The plan is compulsory and
If Mr.. Martin doesn't pay his
premium on time, ne is liable
for court action. He could be
fined or even jailed. This COM
pulsion was necessary, the gov
ernment says, to spread the
costs evenly.
Evening star., 1963-01-03
chiIdrem'S
accessories
WASHINGTON. LANGLEY PARK.
EAlDt lAlSFAAI

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SAlRLlN6ToN
10 Tots 2-Piece Brushed Cotton
SIeepers, plostic soles, sizes 3 and 4.
Originally 2.2o Z for S3
500 ChiIdren's Cotton AnkIets,
broken sizes. Comp. volues 39c and
4Se ----.-- -. 4 prs. 81
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
20 Girls Lounoino Poiamos, quilted
nylon tricot tops. cotton corduroy
pants. Broken sizes. Orig. 500
7.9o 3.49
cHILDREN'S ACCESSORIES
Washington, Ith Floor: LdroleV Park
and ShtrliHoton, End Floor
Evening star., 1963-01-03

M. Keen is q stoff writer for the
Edmonton (Alberto) Journal
Evening star., 1963-01-03

Socialist government put into
effect last July /. OF the prov
ince's more than 900 physi-
clans, fewer than l25 are work.
ing directly under the scheme
The Keep-Our-Doctor Com
mittees that spearheaded the
fight against the plan and
Evening star., 1963-01-03
Payment for Services

The Martins have a variety
of ways in which to pay their
bills. If their doctor works di-
rectly under the Medical Care
Commission, they will never see
the bill. The doctor submits it
directly and gets paid.
If their doctor, like the ma
jority of doctors, is not under
the act, he will send them the
bill. They in turn, send it to
the Medical Care Commission
and receive money to pay the
doctor.
The Martins also may choose
to belong to private plans such
as Medical Services. Inc. or
Group Medical Services. For a
fee of about 81 per year, they
can have these agencies collect
money from the government
and pay the bills so that they
are never bothered with mail
ing bills or checks.
But if a member of the fam
lily goes to a specialist without
being referred by a general
practitioner, Mr.. Martin will
have to pay the extra amount.
He also will have to pay the
Is per cent of the bill the doc
tor may demand above the IS
per cent of the schedule of fees
paid by the Medical Care Com
mission.
Evening star., 1963-01-03
mems SpOrtSWear
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

20 Popoyer Cotton Corduroy Vests,
zippered side closing. Red. blue,
black, green, ton, sizes SO to AZ,
but not in oil colors. Originally
T95 @ 3.88
40 Sport Shirts in silky blend Of
Docron polyester and cotton, solid
shodes Of pewter gold, tan. S, N,
|. Orig. $40 = 500
SHIRLlNGToN ONLY
20 Sport Shirts, completely washable,
ploids and patterns IN cotton and
cotton with synthetics. Originally
2.oo --- - ---- 81
MEMS SPoRTSWEAR-fst Floor
at All 5 Stores
Evening star., 1963-01-03
Bills Taken Care OF

But Mrs. Martin doesn't have
to worry about bills in con-
nection with their expected new
arrival. All her visits to doc
tors are paid, delivery costs will
be taken care of, and her stay
in the hospital is covered.
The family doctor can refer
her to a specialist, if necessary,
and his extra charges will be
paid.
There is no limit to the
amount the government will
pay for treatment and no ex-
clusion for pre-exiSting chronic
conditions. None of the family
had to have a medical ex-
animation. The plan even COW
ers psychiatric care.
And the Martins are covered
if they should be taken i'll or
be involved in an accident any,
where in the world. Should
they move to another province,
medicare covers them there for
three months after they settle
into a new home.
Some treatments not covered
are the services of chiroprac-
tors, naturopaths and such al
lied practices. Also excluded are
routine eye examinations,
glasses, drugs when not in the
hospital, treatment by special
lists outside the province, un-
less referred by local doctors,
and routine dental work.
Evening star., 1963-01-03
How II Works

The hypothetical case OF an
average family - the Joe Mar
tins shows what medicare
costs and what II does.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin have
three children and are expect
ing a fourth. Since last Janu-
ary they have been paying In
creased taxes on everything ex-
cept food and some other es-
Sentials.
The sales tax was per cent
but II rose 10 5 per cent 70
cover the cost Of medicare. In
addition, for the last year Joe
has been paying an additional
6 per cent income tax and some
commodities have increased In
price because corporation take,
have been raised.
For next year, and premiums
are due now, the Martin family
must pay a premium Of S24 Il
further cover medicare costs
Evening star., 1963-01-03
draperies and
upholstery
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

300 SonpIe Squores, 24x24", in
print and soId-textured cotton.
Usoble for pillow covers, choir-seots,
etc, Originally 6oc, lSe co., , for soc
n Prs. SonpIe Traverse Droperies,
decorative screen prints on ocetote
and spun royon. Pleoted width 48"
per poir, 90" long. Originally q 90
to 5o.98, now 1879 to i5.49i
Evening star., 1963-01-03
FRIDAY BUYS FOR BOYS

70 BOYS coRURoY PANTS thick and sturdy, ca
Ivy STYLE broken sizes Originally 5.e9----- -
so BOYS SWEAT SHIRTS, cotton fleece lined, hooded,
mutt pockets. dro~strin9 on hood lre9uors = &. So
t5o BOYS KNIT SHIRTS. long sleeves eoIored no
style, toncy patterns. Originally .99-------
IS BOYS SWEATERS puIover styles broken sizes e.
Some slightly soiIed Originally 2,99 ond 800 y
l2o BoYS SWEAT SHIRTS, crew neeks, inset
sleeves, cotton with cotton fleece Innings pouch 81
pockets. Broken sizes lrreos, Of l59 --------
t5o BOYS DRESS PANTS, royon fonnels and oobordnes
lined with cotton fonne. Fomous make, mon GA6o
toilored. Originally 3.99------------------
so BOYS JEANS heavyweight cotton denim, regular and
western styles, broken sizes. Originally l99 T2o
and 2.99 2.99---------------------.- .--------
so BOYS POLO SHIRTS, cotton knit long wmk
sleeves. Broken sizes. ueouIors OF Sl------ ~
80 BOYS sLIcKERs, 6oodyeor rubber, bright mao
yellow, with hoods, Broken sizes Originally 3.99 ~
Evening star., 1963-01-03
imported leather
gloves

WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
SO Prs. Imported Leather Gloves,
some lined. some unlined. Broken
sizes. Now special 3.99 pE.
GLoVES--WGshiHOton, Street Floor
Evening star., 1963-01-03

Royon crepes, cottons, royon chollis!
Sizes 1920, l2h-22h.
DAYTIME DRESSES-Woshinoto Srd
Floor; Ldngley Park, End Floor;
ShirliHgton, fst Floor
Evening star., 1963-01-03
save now ON
daytime dresses

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGT0N