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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31
CITIZENS CALENDAR

Meeting announcements
must be in the hands of
the CiDic Calendar editor By
noon Thursday OF each meek
to insure publication in the
column on Sunday. Those
Tgceiued too late tUiH not be
used separately unless there
Is some special netDs SigniG-
canoe attached to them.
Corporal punishment will b.
discussed by a three-membel
panel at the Woodbridge Civic
Association meeting at 8 pm
Tuesday in the Taft Junior
High School. Eighteenth and
Perry streets NE.
On the panel viii be DR.
Eaphemia L. Haynes, Of the
Hoard Of Education: Miss Sell
ma Borchardt, legislative agent
Of the Teachers Union, Local
No. 6. and DR.. Ellis Haworth,
past president of the Educa-
tional Association of the Dis
trlct.
Other groups meeting this
week at 8 pm. unless noted
Otherwise are:
TOMORROW
The Public Interest Civic Assocla.
tlep, Christ Child House, COS Massa-
c1QSetts avenue NE.
american University Park Citizens
Association, River Road Church, Forty
hEh street and River road. NV.
Dupont CireIe Citizens Assoeia tlon,
yeAersop Room Of the MayfloweF
Hptel, Connecticut avenue and DeSales
st1fet NV $3.50 pm.
titizens Association Of TakOma, Ia
koDa Elementary School library, Dahlia
stItet and Piney Branch road NV,
Nest MOntEOmery Citizens Assocla-
tier, Potomac Elementary School. River
road. Potomac, Nd, s:l5 pm.
Randolph Civic Association, RAN
dQiph Hills Recreation Center, Macon
rdad and Ashley drive, Rockville, Nd
rEildereroft Citizens, Citizens Hail
iiehisan PARK Citisehs Association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31
Tobriner to Describe
FuIIout Shelter Plans

Washington's public fallout
shelter program will be de-
scribed to about zoo local civil
defense officials in the Nation.
tomorrow. by District Commits
sioner Walter N. Tobriner.
Mr.. Tobriner will be the
principal speaker at a lunch
con at pm. in the Sheraton
Park Hotel for the United
States Civil Defense Council.
The council will meet here to-
morrow through Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31

diction of the Civil Rights
Commission.
The new 10-member nonpar-
tisan group is called the Presi-
dents Commission on Regis
tration.
1t is headed by Richard M.
Scammon, director Of the Gen.
sus Bureau and includes as
members Evron M. Kirkpatrick,
of 6812 CRANKY street, Bethes-
da, executive director Of the
Political Science Association,
and a Washington attorney and
civic worker. James B. Min
tener, Of 4763 Berkely terrace
NV.
Mr.. Kennedy noted in a
statement that less than SO per
cent Of the United States pop
ulation over voting age cast
ballots for presidential electors
In 1860.
Other Factors
Responsible Americans are
increasingly concerned with the
widespread failure Of our citi-
Gems to exercise their right to
vote and restrictions which
prevented many Americans
from voting" Mr.. Kennedy
said.
IT have recommended legis-
lation to protect voting rights
against discrimination on the
basis Of race and color in my
message to Congress on civil
rights Of last month. However.
the problems are by no means
linaited to this type Of discrim-
nation"
Mr.. Kennedy cited estimates
that some 8 million Americans
were unable TO vote in the
1860 election because they were
unable to comply with State
and local residence require
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31
Kennedy Names Group
To Probe Voting Loxity
BY the Associated Press

President Kennedy has set commission to find out
why many Americans fail to exercise their right to vote
The executive order creating the commission yesterday
stipulated to avoid consideration Of problems involving
the denial Of registration and voting the basis Of racial
or other discriminatory These within the us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15

II perfect, lA.e5. Antique or
snow white in full size onkl
irregularities do not effect
wear. From Americas best
known mokerl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15

So In. wide, all pond
eroso pine -. and
smooth sunded TO
foke 10 point cosy os
piel A hcndsome
Velue Of this sole
price. IS in. deep, 81
in. high.
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-23
PIeo Made for Funds

When you are in Helena,
Lose visit Montana's Florence
f,-ittenton Home and the gift
'.SoD THE Bear Mouth Coun-
80 store" located in the Reed
IS Alley art and craft devel-
o,ment. The shop is run by vol
',,+eers for the benefit of the
Home.
r5,r,e provides group care for
..--nnarried pregnant girls. 1t
...tsmsyts to remove or post
me community family and
financial pressures in order to
---ovide an atmosphere for ma
are decisions. Although un-
--,srried mothers come from
N levels of society, their prac-
s;cal and emotional needs are
s;~oilsr and must be met to
;,1,re the future well-being
- both mother and child. We
o,a particularly concerned with
~snetition Of such preganacies
md with the need to provide
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-23
Dist. Judge
Gulbrandson
TO Institute

Hon. L. c. Gulbrandson, 7th
Judicial district judge from
Glendive, was named along
with a select group of Juvenile
court judges from northwest
and northcentral states to at
tend a demonstration institute
in Estes Park, Colo.
This is the seventh in a
three-year series of training
institutes being conducted by
the National Council of Juven-
lie Court Judges and financed
under federal grant from the
National Institute of Mental
Health, U. S. Dept.of Health,
Education and elfare.
The Institute will be held
from Sunday, October 20 to
Saturday, October 26. Appro-
ximately 40 judges from nine
states are attending the week
long program. The participants
were selected because of dem
onstrated interest and efforts
in the improvement and activi-
ties of the Juvenile court
bench. The judges will be com
ing from Colorado, Idaho, Kan
sas, Montana, Nebraska, North
Dakota Oklahoma, South Dako-
ia and Wyoming with a few
out-of-the-region guests.
The judges participating in
this program are setting aside
time from busy backbone
schedules to contribute their
energies to an equally busy
Institute program. Intensive
morning, afternoon and eve
ming sessions are planned and
will last throughout the six
day meeting.
According to Judge Joseph
P. FELTON, of Salem, Oregon,
president of the National Coun-
Gil, "the institutes are designed
to test some of the newest con-
ceptS in continuing education
on the post-professional level,
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-23

the best service possible to re-
duce their occurrence.
The Home seeks every pos
slble avenue of assistance in
providing needed service to un-
wed mothers, justified by the
often realized hope that these
girls may become responsible
citizens.
Our gravest problem is how
to finance the Home so that
the doors may continue to be
open for the ever increasing
number of girls needing help.
In November you will re-
ceive letter asking for your
support. We hope that you will
realize how much we need
your help in order to provide
and improve the much needed
services of the Florence Crit
tenton Home.
Wesley w. Wertz, Pres
Board of Directors
Mrs. Dorothy Anthony
Director
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-23
Concert Band to
Play October 80

The Sidney Senior High
School concert band will pre-
sent a concert October 80 at
8 pm. in the high school gym.
Featured on the program will
be Brenda Quilting, singing
my Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice.. A tuba duet will be
offered by Pete Maltese and
Lee Hansen. The band will
perform the following: "1st
Movement of the Beethoven
5th Symphony; 1st movement
from the End symphony, by
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-23

Borodin; lighter numbers on
the program will be 'Chant
and Jubilo" by McBeth; Cal
kewalk for Band, and the
march ''On the Mall' will con-
clude the concert.
Tickets for the concert can
be purchased from the men,
'bers of the band. The concert
is under the direction of How
ard Hunke.
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-23

The original mine is located
on st. Johns Island, in the
Red Sea. Other sources are
Burma, Ceylon, Hawaii and
Australia.
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-23

many Of which have never be-
fore been incorporated in train
ing programs for the judic-
larry"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-23
| MISC. FOR SALE

BICYCLES, new and used, TO-
speed, 3 speed, coaster, expert
repair. Rear 1854 Wis. WO
6-9876, EN- 2-2466.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-23

MAPLE BUFFET & kitchen
cabinet. TV Motorola under $40.
26621 Howard Chapel Drive,
Damascus. Md. after 6 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-23

SUBURBAN PERSONNEL
800 Georgia Ave-, Silver Spring
JU. 9-6196
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-23

P.B.X. PART-TIME
National company in new offices
has opening for part-time opera
tors to work Friday evenings
and Sat.-Sun. days. Prior expert
ence necessary. Call 622-2900
after 10 am. Monday for inter-
view.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-23
CLERK TYPIST
DOCTORS RECEPTIONIST
SILVER SPRING

Are you a sympathetic girl who
can keep patients happy, set up
appointments, answer calls and
type up statements? Do you live
in the general area of Silver
Spring? One of our incest doc.
tors needs you. Five-day week.
Start $40. Graebner's, 8616
Georgia ave-, JU. 1914 (empl.)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-23
TELEPHONE SALES

Interested in the newspaper
field? Montgomery County's
Leading Newspaper is looking
for a person over 81, ambitious,
with a pleasant personality,
good telephone voice and neat
appearance. Must be able to
type As w.p.m. Work full time
in the fast growing want ad
section of our paper. Previous
experience not necessary, we
will train you. Call Mr.. S. Wood,
GA. 4-7744 for appointment and
interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-18
PROUDLY

RUSTIC LODGE tucked away in
native setting Of mature trees.
Overlooking beautiful Lake Jack
son, large living room with. stone
fireplace, sleeps z, furnished, din
ing area, electric kitchen. modern
bath, sliding glass doors to huge
sun deck. Waterfront property.
Owner leaving area. Priced ct
HOMES. RFAGTORS. JE. 3-3737,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-18

LINCOLNIA HILLS

3-bedrm., 3-bath, brick split-level
on lot with trees. garden plot
patio and lots Of shrubs. Kitchen
Is fully equipped and liv. rm
has q fireplace. There Is Q full
basement and rec. rn. and it's
Just been redecorated. Bus Is a.
door. $26, 800. Assume large loar
or refinance.
Miller Real Estate Co.
IA. 4-4252 CT. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-18
WATERFRONT PROP. SAIL
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

MAYO. MD.-shoreham Beach, lO7
Bay Side dr.. Yr.-round home for
rent by week or yr. Open Sat-
Sun. It'll 1, wkdys. call JU. 6-61S6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-18
MANTUA

Pick your lot now for this fabu.
lous rambler. 4 huge bedrooms
finished recreation room, large
separate dining room, full baths
centrally air conditioned anc
split-foyer entrance. Don't miss
this. only $33.950. Call now
check. the extras that are in.
cluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-18
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

CAPITOL AREA s.E.-Solidly built
structure covering over $1,000
i TEom see str rensa ample parking ss
sales, rental agency, car wash,
furniture showroom. funeral home.
etc. Mr.. Fiorenza, FE. $1,000.
after 1880 pm. no. 2-3141.
JAMES L, DIXON a. CO., Realtors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-18
ARLINGTON REALTY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BANKERS
FALLS CHURCH
FIRST OFFERING
A BEDROOMS

ANNANDALE - BANCROFT HILLS.
HouEe to be redecorated when
transferred Colonel vacates early
August. Choose your own colors.
Ample time to get settled before
school begins. Walk to excellent bus
service. Call now. Won't last
LYNCH BROS, INC. REALTORS,
The Adak sun., 1963-04-08
Sunday, IA april:

400 Chapel Of the Air
1870 The Chri stophers
2:OO Big Time Wrestling
2:3O Americ Civil War
1900 nday Sports Spectacular
4:3O Big Picture
500 Parents Ask about School
$3.50 'FRONT.' ers Of KnoW1 edge
900 Harvest
$3.50 Sci ence Fiction Theater
1900 Ed Sullivan
500 US. Steel Hour
900 Lawrence We1k
1880 Sitkin Theater
AFTV CHANNEL 8........
ADAK, MASKA..........
Evening star., 1963-01-13
Deluxe ecEre.FFee
D0eFOn Nim0m
Tailored Curtains

Mochine washable beoUties with luxury
detoiIing in q SNORT selection of styles
by Porker House. All in sheer and airy
white 0ocron ninon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11

ARL., N.--Availabie now, new, 8
beurms.. 2 baths, S17b. Also 4
bedrns., 3 baths 2 rec. rnaaIp
$3.50 VA. 4-401s.
ARL., 2210 wilson blvd. - ffic.
apt, near courthouse, $40. Key
IN apt. 3. THOMAS J. USHER g
CO. 29S-7000.
ARL., NORTH-spacious Centrally
air cond. duplex apt, diversified Mv.
rnig din. Ell. dc luxe kit. 2 b.r.
bath, all on 1 floor. Separate stor-
age-laund. rm. Conv. located. 4O23
18TH I'd. N. S146 mo. FE. 3-6700,
ARL, lclose inl--Attractiye. large,
utils. incl. Ss7.b0. IA. 4-442e.
ARL., mr., Hechts and Kanns--2
ZEE res MS ana 7s TSse CSro. go e..
Or call b.. Il. WELDON. Resltor.
FE. 7-2141 weekdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

6o-Dresses, junior 6 junior petite sizes to IS in
the group assorted styles coIors. Orig. u .9s-lZes.
s.
5oo-Junior Shirts, fomous moke, long or rolled
sleeves solids, checks, prints cottons cotons with
synthetes. Sizes to 5. Orig 3es to 498, z.6s each,
for S.
3oo-Topered SIocks, fully lined, solids, poids,
checks, assorted fobrcs 6 coIors to IS. Orig 7.98
S.
4oo-BuIky Sweaters, light 6 dark coIors Vee-neck
puIovers cordeons, 1909 Orion oenIic, prints g
solids, 81 to 40 Originally ses to 1893 49, IS
l5o-Dresses Junior g Jr. Petite, postes 8 dark
tones in woods, royon crepes wool jersey fIonneI,
shifts, sheoths, blue, pink, oc, white, black, brown
in the group Broken sizes to Is ond to IS Oriei
6o-Roineoots prints Solids some reversible single
8 doube-breosted Styles junior 8 petite sizes to
IS in the group. Originally 1893 to 22.e3-----s.so
JUNIOR AND DEBBIE SHoPS-washinOton and Langley
Park, Second Floor; Shirlin0ton, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
Sub-teen shop
draperieS & upholstery

100 Novelty Tier and Cote Curtains, prints solids, all
in washable cottons, 30" to So" Ionq varied DESIGNS
and coIors Orig 3ee-4ee ------z.ee
100 Volonces to match some of above curtains oriq
1912 --------------------- 99e
20 Sunburst Throw Cushions, royon and ocetote an
tique satin, kopok filled sineh round various coIors
AS is, orig. $50 ------------------
DRAPERIES AND UPHoLSTERY-washinUton Fourth
Floor; Langley Park, Lotoer Lepel; ShhLngton
Second Floor =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
popular fashion spOrtsweal
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
robes & Longing apparel

.1.. ~ &c eG1 1 IN Ps[ %osnGGe ern e;
300-Dusters cotton in prints, checks briliont COL
ors, oil nerriIy washable! Sizes 10 to 8. Originally
599-69e. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT s.
ROBES AND LoUNGING APPAREL-Wushtncton Third
Floor; Langley Park, Second Floor; Shirltngton,
First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
budget coats
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

3o-lmported Cor Goats, oil wool, red, green, grey,
tan, sizes 10 to IT, Originally S35 to $45 ------SIs
BUDGET COATS-Wdshtncton and Langley Park Second
Floor; Shirlington, Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
town & travel shop

l4o-Oresses, woods, royon, winter eottons, one and
twopisce styles dark coIors. Sizes to 8. Originally
l4es to 1913 -
Town 8 TroveI suits and 5-pc styles, solids, tWeeds
Town g TroveI 6 3.pc. suits, cosuoI and dressy
styles S-ls. Comp. $35 to 3e99-------$2S
Double knit wool suits, 6 3-pc. styles, red blue,
green, eroy. a-ls. Orig. $35 to 59.e5--------$zs
TOWN AND TRAVEL SHOP-WGshtnCton and Langley
Park, Second Floor; ShtTlin0ton, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

Juniors untrnmed coots famous makers fobrics.
Sizes SIS. Comp. 3ee8-$45 --------------2eso
Juniors pastel wool fonnes, sheoths, shifts, etc.
Sizes Sis. Orig. ! 80. ----------------
JUNIOR WORLD OF FASHI0N-WGShington and
Langley Park, End; Shtrltngton, 1st
orIs slack sets, cotton corduroy cotton knit cotton
knit tops. TIA. Comp. 4.eo-5.99 ----------3ss
GIRLS SHOP-Wdshinoton, 9TH; langley Park
Shtlngton End
Nylon trcot busters oso in ArneI trocetote. Wash
able. Sizes 1918 Comp 1923. -------------7.70
ROBES AND LEISUREWEAR- Washington, 3rd;
Langley Park, End; ShirlingtoH, 1st
No-iron nylon jersey dresses, 1920 and l2h22h
in group. Comp. 1898 --------------------$
Daytime dresses. cotton clan pIoids, 1870, IN
ZZH. Comp 6.98
Daytime dresses ArneI triocetote 6 cotton, cotton.
1920, l412-22h. Comp. 6e8. --------------$3
400 Misses sweaters, Orion ocnyIic, woods, bukies
and classics. Sizes 34-4o. Comp 7e8-lo.98 SD
DAYTIME Observation-Disclosures, 3rd:
Langley Park, End; ShtrIington, 1st
daytime dresses
6oo-Aprons, charming styles, bib ond hostess type,
cotton Percoes & oreondies originally so ----- 81
DAYTIME DRESSES-WGshington Third Floor; Langley
Park, Second Floor; Shtrltngton, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
art needIeWOrk

Linen TobIeeIoth, stamped to enbroder, lace
trimmed, 72xlo6 Originally 1923 --------- 7.ss
p Linen cloths as above, originally 79e - 4.ss
Linen tobIecIoth, Normondie lace trim, stamped
for embroidery, 52x7o, originally $50 ------ 5.ss
2-Linen toblecloths, stamped for embroidery, Tx
los, orig. e;9s 7-----77------.-.---- 6.ss
i Linen tobeeoth, as above, 7oxeo, orig ees sos
3-Linen toblecIoth, as above, 72xlo6, orig. 1850
S.9S
24-Christmos Stocking Kits by Buco, sequin trim
med toke fur, choice of patterns. Originally 2o8-I.4e
l4-Lid Cover Kits, felt with wool Sonto design to
glue on. Orig. SO 81
l5-Cooster bottle cover SETS wool felt, holly trim
orig. 1893 -------------- ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
3o-PIeste Chair Covers for bosket-se chairs, orig
49e
12-PIostc Hctboxes, front opening, pink. Orig. $40
l.7e
5o-Choirs Pods for dinette or kitchen ehoirs orig
ST ---------- Observation-Disclosures 6Se
2o-Fioure Former Exercisers, originally o.98 - I.49
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
RADIO w. E;H13!l113fH
teIeViSiOm

WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
Zenith q" remote control, danish modern ~
$z77
! Emerson LOBBY style %" console TV, walnut $22s
! Dumont console mahogany color q" TV - $z2S
! Dumont q" American walnut TV, remote control.
S3I9
! Westinghouse TV LOBBY style, mahogany finish
Sway combinations
! curtis-Mothes, q" TV rodio-teIeVison - $2ss
Curtis-Mothes, cherry finish, provincial - 1897
z Demonico q" combinations in walnut, FIN stereo
1856
beautiful color Tvs
| Lonsburah's own color console special - $34s
! Beautiful Zenith upright console color TV - $566
] Maple color teIevision, big screen -------- $4zS
Portable TV sets
z DeInonco big eoht-inch portable TVS - S IS
General Electric portable w. le", top tuning. $l4S
Special Dumont l9" portable sportsmon with UHF:
$l7s
StereO consoles
| Westinghouse stereo console with 4 speakers. S 76
! Emerson stereo CONSOLE speakers, rodio - $3.50
$Is7
| Curtis Mothes stereo combination speakers. $i7s
portable phones
| General Electric portable stereo phono. - SO
! Birch stereo phone ottochoble speakers. - IS
PhonoIo stereo portable, two-tone coIor-----$ 50
tape recorders
| Recordio tape recorder plus extension speakers
S SO
Phono stands, bross to fit tobe record players sse
major appliances
! Whirlpool automatic washer with suds sover $le9
! Maytag washer with 8 voter temperatures - $2lS
] Westinghouse oportment,size automatic washer
500
] Whirlpool deluxe Wrnoer washer on casters $lo9
| Maytag wrineer washer with spotted coors - $Ss
Easy oil fabric electric dryer, temp. selector. $99
! Westinghouse automatic electric dryer - SILT
! Easy electric dryer with fobric seector - $ll9
] Whirlpool electric dryer with 8 cycles, speeds.
Sl6s
Moytoo electric dryer with wosh 6 wear button
Sl44
Westinghouse Is Gu. #. 2-door refrigerator. $3.50
Whirlpool sinole-door l3 Gu #. refrigerator SLIT
Westinghouse 3 GU #. automatic defrost refrieer-
otor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $2Is
Westinghouse all refrigerator, 3 Gu. #. - $z77
! WeIbit 30-inch gas range, top burner. - 500
] Magic Chef, 20" apartment size gas range - $SS
| RCA Whirlpool 80" electric range -------- $l66
MAJOR APPLIANCES Washington only. Sirth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
Drastic reductions designers
Regency Room
Dresses
III tOR off

Dresses tor eosuol afternoon and otter fine
weor, good color selection one and two piece
styles. Misses sizes
REGENCY RooM-Washincton onlv. Second rlooy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

257-oresses, posteIs, prints, pIods, light 6 dark
coors, slim or full skirts, short or "a sleeves Assorted
fobries Sizes 10 to ! g. Originally | 80 ------- IS
l6o-Wool Dresses, originally l.e8 ----------$7
loo-WooI Dresses, checks prints, solids, several
styles, 10 to ls, originally l4.e8--------------$e
POPULAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Langley Park,
Second Floor; Shirltngton, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

400 yds. Dropey Fobdcs, prints and solids In royon
ond ocetote Voried designs ond coIors, 4s" wide.
Orig. l6e-l.eo 81 vd.
10 prs. Tier Curtains, "choIet" royon, embroidered
fruit designs on white. Originally 40 so
l3 Volonces to match above curtoins, ORIG 24o See
prs. Troverse DroPeries, spun royon and ocetote,
lined. Triple width, 90 inches long. Originally 80 80,
1889
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

325-SeomIess Tights, nyIon, various eoIors, snolI
medium, large sizes. Comp value 2.5o---------$
HoSIERY-Fhst Floor at All ) Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

Misses and WOmen'S Dresses
Wool, wool knit, wool crepe and cocktail styles Full
ond sheath skirts. Sizes 8,2o l4h-22k----SI4
Koyon crePes, matte jerseys, woods, nyIon knit in
selection: Sheoths and full skirts. Sizes $40 and
I4T2-ZZH2 in
MISSES AND woMEHS DRESSES-wdshtncton and
Langley Park, Second Floor; Shtrtngton, First Floor
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-11-28
jackie Robinson
Elected President
United Church Men

Indianapolis, Ind. (ANP) -
Jackie Robinson, business execu-
tive and former baseball star was
recently unanimously elected to
three-year term as president of
United Church Men, a nationwide
agency of the National Council of
Churches, at the UCM annual
board meeting at University Cent
er here.
Robinson succeeds William M.
Fox, of Connellsville, Pa, as presi-
dent Of the UCM, which serves an
estimated 10 million Protestant
and Orthodox laymen. His term
begins Jan. 1, 1854.
It was the second high church
honor accorded Robinson this year.
A layman in the United Church
of Christ, Jackie earlier this year
was d"dA OCN I1LdI NC4IOuIL41ldIkO1l .
"Churchmanship Award" for his
untiring efforts on behalf of racial
justice.
Now Nce-president in charge Of
personnel Of the Chock Full O'Nuts
restaurant chain with headquart-
ers in New York City, Robinson in
1862 became the first Negro to be
elected to baseball's coveted Hall
Of Fame in 1852. He was elected
the first year he became eligible
for the honor.
Robinson is the first Negro lay
men to head the UCM.
UCM was established by the
constituting convention of the
NCC in 1850, bringing together the
mems work agencies of 20 denom-
nations.