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Evening star., 1963-01-07
STOP KILLING YOURSELF
High Pressure
At Age u?
: By DR.. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: I
have been married to a man
of % for two years. A few
months ago my husband
went to a doctor because of
suffering severe headaches.
He was greatly surprised to
learn that his blood pressure
is very high. Isn't that un-
usual for HIS age2 The doc
tor is giving him some tran
quilizers and wants to see
him again in a few weeks.
Is 1t serious at his age2-.
Mrs. B.
IN OVER 80 per cent Of
the cases Of high blood pres
sure we don't know the cause.
We call these cases Of "es-
sential apprehension" Us
ually they begin IN later life.
When we come across a
patient in his 20's, like your
husband. who has a high
pressure, 1t is advisable to
make a few tests TO find the
cause.
In his case 1t may not be
essential apprehension: the
cause may be due to disease
OF one kidney; to coarctation
(narrowing) Of the aorta
(large blood vessel leading
from the heart) to a tumor
we call a pheochromocitoma
Be sure that your husband
returns TO keep his appoint
ment. II his blood pressure
hasn't returned TO normal.
the doctor will want TO be-
gin taking special tests to
rule out the conditions /
have mentioned.
once the diagnosis. has
been made, removal OF the
cause often brings the blood
pressure down 10 normal as
II by magic. Whereas, In the
essential apprehension type.
the treatment is long, drawn
out and consists mainly In
the use OF the new anti-hy-
pertensive drugs.
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: For
some dozen years q friend
has been using saccharin as
a sugar substitute. I have
understood that It's use
would prove injurious TO the
eyes, and have noticed that
my friend has been hav-
ing impaired vision. Is II
dangerous 10 use2-Mrs. r.
HAVE NOT heard Of any
contraindication 10 It's use.
Your friends trouble with
vision may be coincidental.
With all you have been
Evening star., 1963-01-07
TuiIor's Friend
Is Cary Grant
By LEONARD LYONS

layed 10 minutes - because
Mineo tried to smuggle his bull
dog on board John House
man, the Broadway and Holly
wood producer will return to
TV work, with a series for CHS.
Max Gordon, who has pro-
duced more Broadway hits than
any other Snowman, now spends
his time lecturing at colleges
throughout America. One OF
his stories is Of locating Walter
Huston In Ft. Myer, where the
star was filming an Army story.
Gordon rushed up to Huston,
who was astride a horse, and
said: Hey, I have a good script
for you" Huston took the
script, read it that night and
agreed to star in it - the mem
orable "Dodsworth."
Gordon, incidentally, says
about w. c. Fields: "He could
walk through a door and get
his hat knocked off better than
any other comic / ever saw"
Evening star., 1963-01-07
DEAR ABBY

DEAR ABBY: I am mar
ried to a man who gives
me the silent treatment for
weeks at a time. Sometimes
I don't even know what he's
mad at me for. His whole
family is that way. They can
hold a grudge for years. We
have been married for 33
years, and I think that out
of every month he has been
silent for two weeks. Our
children are married and
gone and it gets very lone
some around here. Is there
some way / can make this
man get over his pout and
talk to me?
LONESOME
II your husband has been
silent for two weeks out Of
every month, during your 33
years Of marriage, he has ac-
cumulated a suIking record
Of more than 16 years! Il
know a lot Of women who
would be OverjOyed by such
a blessing of peace and
qulet.) If you can't kid, coax
or humOr him out Of hiber-
nation, let him sulk. A half a
bear Is better than none.
- %&
DEAR ABBY: I am IA and
think should have the pri-
vacy of my own trouser
pockets. Every night If I
have over 25 cents my mother
takes it to pay the paper boy
or something. 1 earn my own
money delivering groceries
after school. How can I keep
my mother out of my pock-
ct? She never pays me back
either.
EIGHTH-GRADER
It's probably an old habit
she acquired going through
your fathers pockets, but
that doesn't make 1t right.
II your mother needs your
Evening star., 1963-01-07
Is Silence Golden
Over This Span?
BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,
money, perhaps you ought to
offer it to her so she won't
have to help herself.
DEAR ABBY: We let our
son have q fourteenth birth
day party and he invited 10 Of
his schoolmates to the house
for supper. We left the house
for q few hours. When we
returned the boys were weak
from hysterical laughter. 1t
seems one Of them got the
bright idea to make a long
distance telephone call to
The White House! They got
through, too, but didn't get
to talk to anyone of any i'm
portance.
Perhaps ! have no sense
of humor, but / don't see
anything funny in calls like
that. AS a punishment I
have forbidden our son to
use our telephone without
permission for a month. My
husband says I am being too
strict. DO you think so?
MOTHER
Nuisance telephone calls
are not funny, and 1 think
your punishment was justi-
fled. (P.S. Whom were they
hoping TO get? CarOline?)
DEAR ABBY: I am the
kind of wife who tells her
husband everything. And he
is the kind Of son who tells
his mother everything. His
mother is the kind of person
who tells her friends every
thing. Now everyone in town
knows all my business. How
do you get q man to keep
his mouth shut? Or should !
tell his mother to keep hers
shut?
BLABBED ABOUT
Why don't YOU just keep
YOURS shut?
CMeNaught Syndicate, Ine.)
Evening star., 1963-01-07
Unionists Seek Culture
In Leadership School

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. ].
(AP).-Union leaders are back
in college for a course that In
cludes going 10 the theater and
reading such books as Eugene
ONeal's "The Hairy Ape" and
THE Plays OF Ibsen."
The studies are part OF an IL
week pilot training program bet
up at the suggestion OF the
Communications Workers OF
America by the Rutgers Uni
versity institute Of management
and labor relations. Other top
les are art. sociology and pol
itics.
Evening star., 1963-01-07
WORLD ECHOES
BY Bob Donovan
lorth Amerlean Newapaper Alllar


odd items from the world
press:
GEORGES SIMENON has
probably written more books
than anybody. But when his
son was asked II he intends
10 follow in his fathers pro-
fessional footsteps. the boy
replied: "Oh. mol When I
graduate from school, I want
TO work"
Gazette, Lausanne).
TOURISTS VISITING Oh
braltar are warned not TO
carry their passports In out
side pockets. because they
are easily stolen. IT'S not a
gang Of international thieves
that is picking pockets. It's
the monkies who inhabit the
rock.
(Baleares, Palma de Majorca)
Evening star., 1963-01-07
THE LYONS. DEN

NEW YORK. - Cary Grant
learned that Sol Schwartz, pro-
duction boss at Columbia Pic
lures, was flying to Hong Kong.
Grant warned him: Don't go
to any tailor there, except
mine" The film star then
showed Schwartz how well his
Hong Kong jacket looked on
him. Cary" Schwartz
sighed, that's not a fair test.
You're Cary Grant-and on
you even a burlap bag would
look good"
Yehudi Menuhin, the violin
list, just recorded Berlioz's
Harold in Italy" It's a virtu-
oso work for the viola, and
Menuhin played the viola part
too. The last major violinist
who did this was Paganini &.
Honolulu will have its first dog
track soon. On May l
Frank Sinatra will start filming
"Robbol," the screenplay he
commissioned from Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Condor. 1t will be
the first musical he'll do with
Dean Martin and Sammy Davis,
jr.
TObe Davis, the merchandise
ing consultant who died last
week, was one of New York's
great ladies. Despite her years
she lived a full, active life to
the end. Last September, after
she was 10. I watched her in
sist on riding and then climb
ing to the top of Mount Blanc
Nothing ever seemed to
phase her. She explained: MY
father taught me never to be
surprised at anything = except
perhaps only when a man has
a baby"
HermiOne GingOld has COM
pleted, in longhand, her auto
biography, Sirens Should Be
Seen and Not Hearda
James Baldwin, the novelist, is
returning to Paris to complete
his first play for Broadway
In 1868 Sinclair Lewis and
Dor Schary collaborated on a
screenplay for MGM. 1t was a
Western, but an allegory about
Hitler. MGM never filmed It,.
This 20 year old screenplay
now will see light-as a book
published by Stern and Day.
James p. McGranery, who
was Truman's Attorney Gen.
eral, once told me Of his 1910
election bet, for $1,000. with
Emil Hurja. McGranery won
the bet. and weeks later Hurja
blandly asked II he'd received
the money, left for him In an
envelope with the manager Of
the Mayflower Hotel. The man
ager had Just died, McGranery
was suspicious-because when
a man dies and cash found
In his possession automatically
would 90 10 his estate.
A few weeks later, at the
Mayflower McGranery was
asked by an employee: did
you ever pick up that envelope
the manager left for your"
They found 1t in the vault, the
envelope was from Hurja, with
McGranery's name on II. II
contained $1,000.
NEH
The American Airlines flight
10 Los Angeles, carrying Sal
MineO, Peter Mann and others
returning TO film "The Great
est Story Ever Told" was de-
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Remnonts-FridOy Only
Varied Housewares
At Big Sovings

I5s Gems Of "Eosy 6lomoF" Rug
and Upholstery coneensrate. Use on
wool, nyIon, leather and synthesies.
odOvIess and fast-dFyins. Mixes
costly with voter. Group includes:
l44 cons In lz-ounee size. Makes
" oollon. Enough for O g by IL
rug. Comparable value 98e. 3Se
IS Gems In 22-ounee size. Makes
oollon. Comparable volue l.79.
z Rural MoiI Boxes. Attroctlveb de-
signed. For letters and magazines.
Comparable volue 1925. 4.96
" RotisseFie Covers. Varied colors
including white. Comparable volue
2.95. S6e
Imported Meet SIleer. clomps to
toble. hos adjustment for thickness.
Comparable voIue l4.95. 2.o6
81 qusFts Of discontinued and pre-
mixed points. ldeol for undereootinq.
Comparable volue 2.2o. sSe
IS Toostsr Covers. Cotton. Eorly
American design. Red or blue.
Comparable value Liz. 46e
6 pFism-shoped I5-ineh cendIes.
Varied coIors, ldeol for eenterpieees.
Comparable value $50. 9oe
l4S BoEoqus 6h inch cendIes.
Raspberry color. Comparable voIue
l.o5 dozen. dozen 46e
WGL-tiousewores Center,
lst Floor, Washington Store,
North Building
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Remnunts-Fid0y Only
Completed Models in
Fine Art NeedIework

3 crsweI Handbess In different
styles, beautifully worked, compor-
oble volue 1000. 1000
4 cFeweI WaII Hsnsinss In assorted
500
PoiF cgewel Pictures, o''xlS"
comparable volues 600 Set of z
500
cFeweI Picture, l7"xl7", COM
poroble volue 600. 500
IS Linen Guest Towels In O voriety
Of potterns, comparable volue 2.25.
eoeh 100
5 Linen and Cotton chinsx Aprons,
in O choice Of eolors, comparable
volues 400 and 500.
400 end 500
z Linen Luncheon Cloths, loop stitch
design, 5o"x7o", comparable volue
1900. 500
z Poin Guest Towels, comparable
volue 400. polr ZOO
Set coIored Linen Guest Towels,
comparable volue 1000. Set Of 3.
500
6 Cotton and Linen Kitchen Towels,
comparable voIue $50. eseh 100
WGL-Art NeedIework, 5th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Remn0nts-Frid0y Only at
Sove on Boys,
Goats, Suits, Poiomos

IS Sport cosss in ploids and white;
lobeled for fobrie content. Two
style choices, but not In oil sizes.
7, II, Ia, IS, 10. II, ls. 20.
comparable voIues 1926 to 1926,
4.S8 and 7.SS
II Prep Suits In good color selee-
tion; lobeIed for fobrie content.
Not oil sizes in oil styles. l3, IS,
l6, ", l8, 20. Comparable values
24.e5 to 1895, 1888 and I4.sa
50 Relneooss in choice Of ploids
and eleor colors; lobeIed for fobric
content. Not oil styles in oil sizes
6-20. Comparable volue l2.o5 to
22.o5 SIS, 7.SS and 9.sS
IS Palomas In cotton broodeIoth.
Ploids ond eleor eoIor In group.
Size 8. Comparable volues 2e9 TO
800, Sse
WGL-The Boys Store, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Remnunts-FidOy Only
Mems Sportsweor

s. ushtwslsht zippsEsd cOk Jsek-
sss Of loo96 cotton with double
woke shoulder, full front RIPPER
stretch wolst, side pockets. SeveroI
hondsone eoIors. Even sizes 1916.
Comparable volus. 1925. SIS
1876 Fomous-MOksT Short Sleeve
Shirts In O group Of assorted pat
terms with either button-down or
reoulor eoIIon. Lobeled for fobrie
content. Comparable Volue. 3.99,
500 and s.e5. l.SS and 3.ss
~ Short Sleeve Sport Shirts In pull
over l-button plocket style with
ltollon eoIlor treatment, 2-loeket-
type pockets. colorful prints In
loo96 cotton or blend Of 6S9o
lute. 35q6 cotton. Lobeled for fob
rIe content. S,ML, sizes. compor-
obIs voIue, 1875 and 1895.
S.ss end 7.ss
~ Fomous-Moksr cobona Sets Of
loo96 cotton. Nylon mesh-llned
trunks and motehino beech shirt.
s,M,L,M sizes. Comparable volus.
1925. s.ss
WGL-The Mems Store, End
Floor. Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Excellent Selection Of
Leading Foshion
Shoes at Servings

1000 PoiFs Of FiEsf-line Fsshion
Shoes now ct generous savings.
Come IN and choose from Q wide
selection Of Styles eolOES, moteriels
and models.
Hieh end Mid-HeeI Dress Styles
(not ovoiloble ot Wheaton PIozo or
AIexondriol, comparable va olues
l4.o5 to 1925, 1870
High, Mid end Stocked Heel Styles
in spring and summer colors ond
styles. Comparable VoIues 1899 TO
1899, 1890
High and Mid-HeeI Dress Shoes
including potent bone and mesh
white. Comparable voIues 1929 to
1898. $50
cosusl Wedge and Low Stocked
Heel Styles in Voriety OF models
and colors. Comparable Volues 1899
to 1899, $50
Flats In bone, natural, block and
white. Comparable voIues S.es to
1899, $50
W5L-The Shoe Center
Washington, Chevy Chose.
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Remnonts-Frid0y Only
CIose-out Glassware
in Discontinued
PotteFnS

3-4o-Pieee Stemwora Sets in
"Morooret" pattern. Set includes
ooblets, sherbets, wines, eocki us
ond cordiols. Comparable voIue
1926. 1896
22-40-Piece Sets In "Arsto' pot
terms. some pieces os above. Comp.
Volus 1898. $50
224 West Virsinio lee cresm Bowls,
eleor color. Comparable voIue 49e.
ice
4s ceFmen EmeFuId Green Footed
Juice Closes. Comparable volue
l.5e. 46e
~ Germsn EmeFoId Green coek,oiI
cIosses. Comparable volue | 50.
46e
S6 Vosss. Swedish type. Comparable
voIue s6e. 43e
WGL-6losswors, 5th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-07-04
CIeoFonce-Prieed
Voried Housewares

Il Wasner $500" Blue Carpet
Sweepers. Dust pons ore cosy to
empty. Comparable volue 7.99, 4.Ss
2s "AirfIits" NyIon Dust Mops.
Washable heods. Voried coloTs.
Comparable value 2.98, 1879
10 RoIl-obouf Hond Trucks. For
MOVING boxes and small pieces OF
furniture. Bottom folds for cosy stor-
ooe. Comparable volus 4.98, as
8 Sturdy LoundEy ceFts. Mounted
on costers and equipped with liners.
Comparable volue 6.4o, s.SS
80 Striped Pot HoIdeFs. Comparable
value 8 for 59c, each Zoe
81 Wicker Utility Baskets. For Ioun-
dry or general use. Comparable
value more than double. 3se
WGL-Housewores Center,
lst Floor, Washington Store,
North Building
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Foshion 5th Shop
Coots, Roineoots,
Suits and ToppeFS

" Spring Goats In neutral ond
postel colors; IobeIed for fobrie
content. Less than VI comparable
Volue, 1900
80 Rsineoots in a variety Of fob
RIGS and colors; lobeIed for fobrie
content. Comparable volus l7.o5,
500
8 pieces Of wool toppeFs and suits,
lobeIed for fobric content. Compor-
oble value l7.o5, 800
WSL-Foshion 5th Coot
and Suit Shop,
Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheaton Plozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Remn0nts-Fnid0y Only
Generous Sovings on
Mems Furnishings

so Poln Pine Cotton Boxsr-typs
Shorts, fully cut with extro length.
Sizes 30, 40 and AZ. Comparable
value, LIS. SSs
IS Pine Cotton Tee Shirts with
topped shoulder seems, longer length.
Comparable volue, LIS. Sse
IS PeiB imported Seeks. WooIs
and silks In eleor eolors or oll-wool
oroyles. Sizes ! IA, IL and l3 but
not oil styles In oil sizes. Labeled
for fobrie content. Comparable
volue, 5.95 and 500 I.sS
20 BoF Pitchers Of heavy eeromie
with beefeoter ouord decoration.
Comparable voIue, 5.e9 sSs
$50 Pois Meas kyIon Hose In flot
or ribbed knits, with cotton foot.
Mostly eIeor eolor, size l3. Com
poroble volue, rs ASs
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Remn0nts-Fridoy Only
Save " and More
On Housewares

~ Barbecue Grill TsbIes. Comporo-
Bile Volue 4.95. 2.46
3 Barbecue Grill TebIss. Comparable
volue 7.o5. $40
IL EoFthenwoFs SoIt or Pepper
Smokers. Comparable volue 5oc, .o6e
5 cosssFoIes with Covers. Compor-
able value 4.99. Lao
~ Casserole Fromes. Comparable
volue 2.25. See
2 stsp-on Cons. Comparable volue
sos. 3.46
- Tried Trey Sets. Comparable
value 7.95. e6e
! Empress Stool. Comparable volue
1923. 4.96
! Empress Stool. Comparable voIue
800. 4.s6
2 Dutehsss Stools. Comparable voIue
1913. 4.o6
. T-Fel Frying PonS. cooted with
Teflonde. Comparable voIues 7.98
and s.e9. 3.46
10 cosssFoIes. copoeity Va quarts.
Comparable volue 3.4o. l.66
so SeaI Soc Place Mats and Napkin
Holders. Comparable volue 2e8.
See
! Electric Hot Troy. Comparable
volue y.99. 4.46
, Ice Buckets. Comparable volue
l2.e5 3.e6
WGL-tiousewores Center,
Bird Floor, Washington Store,
North Building
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Fashion FuFs
Reduced for
Import0nt Savings

. Bloek-dyed Red Fox Stoles. 1900
! BIaek-dyed Persiou Lamb Jacket
with noturol leopord collar. 1880
I Blaek-dyed BroodtolI PFoeessed
Lamb Jaekee. 1880
z Natural Mink StoIss, fully let
out. Z6b.VU
3 NasuraI Autumn HOxs' Mink
SteIes, fully Iet-out. $500
I NaturoI Autumn Hoxe' Mink
Stole, fully let-out. $4,000
! NesuFeI Reneh Mink Stole, fully
let-out. S3S.Ou
I NsturoI Down' Mink Stole, fully
let-out. S5S.VV
I NaturoI Mink Stole, fully let
out. $500
I NosuruI Romeh Mink Stole. fully
let-out. $500
z NotuFoI TourmoIinsS Mink StoIes,
fully iet-out. $500
! NotuFoI AeoIions Mink Stole,
fully let-out. $500
z NstursI Mink StoIss, fully let
out. 45S.UO
z NOturoI Roneh Mink Jeekets,
designers originals. 1880
Fur products IobeIed for country Of
origin.
Pleose add 1925 Federal tax. TIN
EMBA Mink Breeders Association.
WGL-Fur Salon,
Bird Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Home and Vocation
Items from Notions

s FiFmtex Wssk-EndeF Travel Bags,
for thot extro Vocotion pockine, 54"
long, rugged pIostie. Hunter
oroy, brown, comparable voIue
4.99@. 3.75%
II FiFmtex TFoveI BGss, a." and
So" long, eoch with hanger lock.
Hunter oroY, brown, comparable
voIue 5.9s". Aso"
8 chiIdFen's cIoses Sets, eoeh set
containing 3-poir shoe bag, skirt
rock and trouser rack for 6 items,
comparable value 4.9e. set 2.5o
400 AFiFieioI BGybeny Candies,
comparable VoIue more than double.
I0e
II Gardeners Knee Rests, with
pockets for tools, comparable VoIue
5.e9. $50
Pleose odd 1929 Federal tax.
WGL-Notions, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Men, Save Now on
CosuoI Hats, Shoes

so PGin cosusI Shoes, 5-eyeIet
style with moeeosin toe, soft glove
leather uppes with balloon crepe
soIes. Spanish moss and eoetus col
ors. Comparable Volue s.e5, $50
"a Pairs MOeeasin Toe cSsuol
Shoes. leather uppers, crepe soIes.
In compatible ton color. Comparable
VoIue e.95, $50
IS HGnd- Woven SsFow Hess Of i'm
ported Italian and SWISS roffio. As
sorted eoIors and sizes. Comparable
volue more than double, 100
WGL-The Mems Store,
End Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Shower CuFtoins
2.s6 to 6.66
comparable OaIWes

comparable O0lWeS
39S to S.95
1880 assorted Shower cuFsains IN
varied eOloFs. DFopeFies TO notch
some Of them alsO are avoiIObIe
and are simiIoFIy priced for sole in
edition to the shower eutoins.
Group includes:
$50, comparable voIue 3.e5 2.s6
$50, comparable value 4.e5 3.66
z36, comparable volue 7.e5 500
Il4, comparable VoIue s.e5 6.66
WGL-Fiousewores Center,
Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheoton Plozo and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Remnonts-Fndoy Only
Toys for Girls

z Wolverine ReFHseFotors, oil metol,
36" high, completely assembled.
Pink. Comparable voIue 1898. 6.iS
z WoIverins cebiness, 50" high.
Comparable volue 1898. 6.is
Z Wolverine Sinks, 27A" high.
pink. Comparable value 9.l8. 4.ls
6 WoIvsFins Washers, 2s" high.
Comparable value 1875. 7.se
IS ReFFissroton OF fiberboord by
Toymoster. White or pink. Com
poroble volue 4.o8. I.ss
cupbooFds Of fiberboord by Toy
moster. Comparable value 4.oe.
l.ss
WGL-The Toy Store, 9th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Potomac Shop
Summer Dresses

IS Pieces, in group are shirtdresses,
sunboeks with buiIt-in bros, cotton
knits and Anel@ trioeetote shork-
skin. All Iobeled for fobrie content.
Comparable voIue l4.95. 900
10 Gotten knits, shirtdresses and
cosuol foshions/ Labeled for fobrie
content. Comparable value l1.95,
100
IS Better cotton end silk shirt
dresses. Doeron9 poIyester styles.
cotton denins and textured royon
suits. Comparable volues 22.95 to
$500, 1900
WGL-Potomoe Shop >.
Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheaton Plozo, 7 Corners
and Alexondrio
Evening star., 1963-07-04
BIouses, Joekets,
Shirts, Neckweor

500 Blouses, knit shirts, fun-tops
and jockets in DocronD polyester and
cotton. Assorted prints and styles.
32-3e. Comparable voIues 2.9o
to 7.oe. ZOO to 500
zoo White Wrep-srOund Skirts.
Comparable value 6.ee. 400
500 In q group Of collars. smoke
rings, seaFfs end stoIes. Comparable
voIues | 80 to 7.e9. 100 10 400
WGL-Neckweor and BIouses :.
Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Subteen Dresses
and Sweaters

IS Stylish Dresses In cotton and
blends, Iobeled for fobrie content.
Comparable value 8.o9, 500
Is SweoteEs in OrIon9 oeNlie. Com
poroble volue 6.oo, 200
WGL-Subteen ApporeI,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Mems Fine Neekties
comparable 00e
v0INe $50 20

500 Ties In this fine assortment Of
oII-siIk and silk blend models.
Choose from an excellent selection
Of potteFns and color eomblnotioRs.
All labeled for fabric eontsnt.
4 Heavy Leather Wosts Baskets
crufted from English shot buckets
with coot of orns decoration, eorry-
ino handle. Comparable Volue,
1895. S.SS
W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Remnonts-Frid0y Only
Sove VI on Fomous
Name Luggage for
Vacation Use

Rugged AoIded-styIe eoses stend Up
to tFoveI knocks, wipe eIeon with
Q domp cloth.
comparable Volue New
4 Round hot Boxes,
charcoal color. 1875 SOS
Square Hst Box,
white. $3.50 1913
l-26" coss, red. 44.e5 22.45
Tote cese, red. 1895 s.sS
Mans componion
Case, tan. 27.50 I3.75
2-zI" cosss. oroy. 1926 s.4S
lis" coss, ehor-
cool. 1895 9.4S
! Troln cess, blue. 1895 l4.sS
Pleose odd 1875 FederoI tox.
W5L-Lupooee, 7th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Better Coots
and Suits

Outstanding group of untrimned
coots in fashionable fobhes, colors.
Choose wooIs and royon foille blends.
All Iobeled for fobrie content.
comparable voIue New
- pieces 6e.e5 and more $500
10 pieces 1926 $500
l9 smart fashion suits In beautiful
fobries and colors. All Iobeled for
fobrie content. Less than Va COM
porobIe value. 1900
W5L-Better Coots and Suits,
Third Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Remn0nts-FidOy Only
Juniors Wool
Sheofhs Reduced
comparable values = m
1875 and 22.0S D.

Only 50 st this supsF-sixe reduction.
Shesths with long or short sleeves In
wool Or wooI blends, ell IobeIed for
febsie content. Limited size and
eOIoF Fense.
WGL--Juniors' Dresses, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Jrs'. BIouses
200 10 400

comparable values
S.99 to 799
IS smart blouses In white and voEi-
Gus attractive patterns; labeled for
fobFie content. Short or thFee-quoF-
Ter sleeve styles 10 wear with pents
or skirts.
WGL-JFs'. Sportsweor, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-07-04
RemnOnts -Friduy Only
Jrs'. SPortsweoF
200 +" 200
mbarabIs values

com parable values
S.99 to 1926
so pieces, shh excellent assortment
includes bIousss, shifts end suitsi
an IobeIed for fobEie content.
WGL-Jrs'. Sportsweor. 4th Floor
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-07-04
Foshion Fobries in
Fomous Name
Cottons and Blends
yard IS

comparable paIass 100 to
much more than double yard
1878 yoEds, cotton oII-oveF end
border prints, SO" cotton huek,
iced Cotton" and texture cotton
prints, eottons with DoeFonG poly
ESTER FuYon boueIe, embroidered
cotton ehombFoy, blends Of Foyon,
flax, seesote, limited amOunt Of
block oeetote crepe, oeetote and
cotton seersuekeF. Mony One-Of-o-
kind lengths.
WGL-Foshion Fobrics,
Washington Chevy Chose,
Wheoton Plozo and
7 Corners