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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-09
Postmaster Day Launches Blair Stamp

Postmaster General J. Ed.
ward Day came to Montgomery
Blair High School in Silver
Spring Friday TO officiate at
first day ceremonies for the
issuance of the Montgomery
Blair Commemorative Air Mail
Stamp.
The stamp celebrates the
Tooth anniversary Of the found
ing Of the Universal Postal I'm.
ion which Blair Travelled to Paris
to initiate in 1861. The Union,
still going strong, is the old.
est international governmental
institution.
Blair, son Of Francis Preston
Blair who named and founded
Silver Spring, was Americas
first Republican Postmaster
General He served from 1861 to
1884.
His plan for an international
postal system came at time
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-09
COlOrfuI
Fair Due
At ClennOnt

Florida will come to Glen
mont School figurativeIy, this
Saturday in the form OF PTA
FLORIDA State Fair" to be held
on the school grounds from 10
am. to 2 pm. The public is
invited to attend the event
which, Chairman Joseph de la
Puente hopes, will be favored
by weather resembling that Of
the Sunshine State. The Fair,
however, will be held rain or
shine.
Because OF the support re.
ceived from Wheaton area ner.
chants, according to de Ia Puen.
Ia, this years PTA Fair prom
ises to be extremely success.
full There will be fun and sur.
prises in store for all Florida
Fair guests.
Colorful names have been
given TO all events, games and
eating spots on the Fair
Ground" all with a state OF
Florida connotation.
chaiTnen Of the various
booths, games and rides are:
Pornpano Beach treasurer
chest, Mrs. Claire Liebling;
Cape Canaveral (surprlse
gaTne), Mrs. Glenn Murphy;
Rodeo PONY rides, Mrs. Robert
Martin; Everglades (plant sale.
Mrs. Paul PLATA; Fountain of
Youth (soft drinks, Mrs. Rob
ert Beigel; Davy Jones Locker
fish pond, Mrs. Robert Perry;
Tampa (pitch til you VIM j.,
Mrs. Robert Schultz; Alligator
Toss (shoot.th e.man). Mrs
Frank Sandman; Ten Thou.
sand Lakes (straw draw, Mrs.
Carol Smith; Sarasota (mov-
les), Mrs. Julia Questal aided
by the audio.visual boys; Or.
ange Blossom Special (train
ride), Mrs. Robert Martin.
Also on the fun list will be
Monkey Jungle kitty cat toss) q,
Mr.. j. d. Cox; Miami (cake
walk), Mrs. Stanley Goray;
Marine Land (gold fish toss) i,
Mrs. Audrey Murphy; Fort
Lauderdale (bake sale), Mrs.
Sally Duncan; Cypress Gardens
(hoop-la), Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Marcus; Fruit Tree (apron and
doll clothes sale), Mrs. p. Dan.
owski; Key West (souvenirs)
Mrs. Marie Marraffa; and Tai.
lahassee general store, Mrs.
Helen Wilkerson.
Seminole Indians In the form
OF Boy Scouts from Troop $50
viii perform Indian dances.
Baby sitting services will be
donated by the Camp Fire
Girls. Lunch will be available.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-09
Early Execution
Date Looms for
Giles Brothers

Time is running out for the Giles brothers Of Spencer
vile who have been sentenced to die for rapng 16year-
old white girl from Hyasyille in the summer Of 1861.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-09
Newspaper Group Offers
Scholarships for Summer

High school and junior high
school journalism teachers and
publications advisors in Mary
land and Delaware are being
offered ten so scholarships for
this summer at the University
Of MaryIands Scholastic Jour.
naHsm Workshop. according to
an announcement by George
Rash. president Of the Mary
land-Delaware Press Associa.
ton.
Subject matter 10 be covered
includes planning and producing
the school newspaper, news and
feature writing, headline writ
ing and layout, headline SEIZED
ule, production schedule. staff
organization and a course out.
line for use in teaching a high
scnool journalism class.
The workshop will be held
daily from July / through 19,
1863, on the College Park, Md,
campus. Three semester hours
OF credit, graduate or under.
graduate, will be given.
The Maryland-Delaware Press
Association is giving the ten
scholarships as part Of a gen.
eral program to encourage
careers in journalism. The
workshop will be directed by
Miss Katherine KILLER and is
co-sponsored by the Journalism
and Public Relations faculty of
the University, the Maryland
Scholastic Press Advisors Asso-
cation, and the Maryland.Dela.
ware Press Association.
Candidates will be selected on
the basis of a letter giving their
teaching background, general
experience and intended use of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-09
Mikado' Opera
To Open May "A

The popular Gilbert and Sui.
Ivan opera, THE Mikado," will
be presented by the Montgom.
cry Light Opera Association
May "a and 25 at the Sligo Jun.
Tor High School in Silver Spring.
A non-profit community en-.
terprise, the light opera group
is affiliated with Montgomery
County Junior College and the
Montgomery County Adult Edu.
cation program. Proceeds of its
newest performance will be de.
voted to the Montgomery Coun.
ty Arts Center.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-09
Auxiliary
Headed By
Mrs. BOstwick

Mrs. Ronald F. Bostwick OF
Aspen Hill Road is the new
president OF the Ladies' Auxil.
larry OF the Wheaton Rescue
Squad. Serving with Mrs. Bost.
wick for the coming year will be
Mrs. William lesser, vice. presl.
dent; Mrs. Steve Kuntz, secre.
tary; and Mrs. Gerald van Sick.
Ter. treasurer.
The annual banquet OF the
Auxiliary will be held May II
at the Park University Motel In
College Park.
Highlights OF Auxiliary activ.
tiles during the past year, ac.
cording TO Mrs. Bostwick, have
been the fall picnic for Auxil.
larry families held at the Home.
wood Recreation Center; the
Snow Ball. held December 8 al
Roscnsteel Hall in Forest Glen;
and the annual banquet staged
for the Montgomery County
Firemen's Association, held in
February at Fire Company 10
In Montgomery Hills.
The Auxiliary is far from a
social group. It's work-a-day ac.
tivities include serving OF coffee
and sandwiches to firemen and
Squad members when the need
arises on emergency calls and
an annual bake sale which is
noted for its financial success.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-09

The boys-unless an unex-
pected repr1eve is granted or
they win cIeTnency from the
gOveTnor-could be led to the
gas chamber in the Maryland
Penitentiary in less than two
weeks.
Formation Of the Giles-JOhn.
son Defense Com m ittee--
formed last summer 10 Try TO
win clenency for John Giles,
%, and James Giles, 21-has
delayed the brothers execution
ordered by Circuit Court Judge
James II. Pugh on Dec. II,
1861.
But on April p the United
States Supreme Court dis
missed a plea that their case be
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-09
Two MEGA
Awards Are
Scheduled

Two Montgomery County
women will receive awards
granted by the Montgomery
County Education Association
at the groups annual dance Fri.
day night at Indian Spring
Country Club.
Mrs. Anne Welsh Guy, author
Of several books and a county
teacher for "a years, now re.
tired, will receive the Broome
Memorial Award for having
published during the past year
the work with the greatest i'm.
pact on children.
The Hornbook Award given
annually to the county citizen
who has made the greatest con.
tribution to education will be
awarded to Mrs. Jeanne Gold.
man, a director in the supple.
mentary language arts program
at Monocacy and Taylor Ele.
mentaries.
Arthur Simonds, executive
secretary of MEGA, said Mrs.
Goldman was being honored for
her work in recruiting volunteer
help to provide outstanding edu.
cational experiences to the chill.
dren she was aiding.
Previous recipients of the
Hornbrook Award are Leslie
Able, Edna p. Cook, and Juve.
nile Court Judge Alfred d.
Moves.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-09

park facilities. mis- will take
place on June n
Thanks to the Sodallty Of st.
GATHERINGS and the occasional
use of the st. Catherine School
bus, the Leisure Club OF this
parish Is quite mobile.
With regularly scheduled
events like bowling and meet.
ings and special events such as
the hobby show scattered
through nearly every month Of
the year, this group always has
something to look forward 10.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-09
(See Letters on Page AID

heard as q test Of MaryIand's
law that jurfes in criminal
cases shall judge both the law
and the fact.
The high court said 1t did not
believe there was a "substan-
fiaI" federal question involved
10 justify their intervening In
the case.
And the Maryland Court Of
Appeals this week knocked
down the brothers last hope
for another trial. The state
high court rejected their APP
peal based on discovery Of new
evidence in the form Of an az.
fidavit signed by girl who
swore the testimony Of an
earlier key witness conflicted
with the story he told her.
The court refused to hear the
appeal on the ground that the
motion for a new trial was not
filed within three days Of re-
ceipt OF the verdict.
The Gile s.Johnson Defense
Committee had commended that
juries are not qualified to de.
termine what laws shall apply
in a criminal case and that this
should be done by a Judge.
They were Joined by the Amer.
lean Civil Liberties Union in
contending the Maryland con.
stitutional provision is a viola.
ton OF the 18th (due process
and equal protection OF the
laws) amendment Of the United
States Constitution.
Mrs. Howard F. Ross, Silver
Spring housewife who is chair.
man Of the integrated Defense
Committee, said her group Is
seeking a meeting with Gov. J.
Millard Tawes 10 plead for
clemency.
II clemency IL granted By the
governor, 1t could reduce their
sentences from death 70 life
imprisonment or a lesser term.
The committee has called
Imposition Of the death penalty
a tragic Injustice
II has said its efforts on the
Giles boys behalf are based on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-09

when mail between nations was
bordering on anarchy" Day
said. There were then as many
as 200 different mailing rates
for international post, he said.
Blair also made a complete
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-09

knOwIedges 70 be Iearned- Let.
ters sk7ouIf be sent to Prof.
Alfred CroEeu. Department Of
Journalism, University Of Mary.
land. College Park, Nd, no later
than Nay Is. Winners will be
selected by Roger Farquhar,
MDPA Scholarship Chairman,
and editor Of the Montgomery
County Sentinel.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-09

reform Of the United States
postal system while in office,
Day said. He is credited with
setting up the money order pro-
gram, and railway post office,
Dav said
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-09
English Head Elected

Allen H Jones. English de-
partment chairman at Mont
gomery Junior College. has
been elected president of the
Middle Atlantic group Of the
College English Association.
Evening star., 1963-04-18
housewares
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
appliances
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

3l-"Add os : you go" grocery
totolIers, originally 81 soc
l2-Soil moisture eouoes, originally
3.98 soc
1-Eorly American dinette set, ovol,
wolnut finish, orig. 1925 5s.9s
l-5-pieee eherrywood dinette set,
originally 1899 ---- 59.9s
4-eleetric heoters with fon blowers,
originally 6.95 2.9e
8-8-piece oluminum cookwore sets,
comp. volue 1899 s.Ss
l53-Assorted plostic tumbIers,
bright eolors, speeiol purehose Sc
4-Clothes dryers, honoino metoI.
Comparable volue so 66e
l7-Holf-ooIlon plostie eontoiners
with lids, originally csc 25s
6-Drop-leof typewriter tobles, grey,
originally 500 2.9e
" Loundy SheIfmokers. block fin
ish, originally 5.99 -------Si
2 Arvin odiustoble Ironing Tobles,
originally 9.95 -----------5.99
IL coseoD FOLDING Bridge choirs,
ehoreooI finish, originally sos, 500
7-4-pieee Conister sets, chrome
finish, comp. value 9.e5 $50
II plostie Stocking Choirs, ossorted
colors, originally 5.99 -----i.99
~ wooden Choir Plonters. orioInol-
k LAG .-------------- zSe
l5 Coke Servers, Lincoln chrome g
snomel finish, orig. 5.9e -l.o9
HouSERARK ga Rlnnr,
Evening star., 1963-04-18
lingerie
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

so Nylon Trieot Briefs, fomous
mokes in hi foshion shodes, broken
sizes, orig. Los 10 $50 I.2e
so Briefs, loee trimmed nylon trieot,
foshIon shodes, broken sizes, orig.
81 .------- 81
"a Pettieoots, pIeoted hem, nylon
trieot, white, novy, black, red, xl
ond XXI, orig. S6 ----.- 800
90 Loee Trim Pettieoots, nylon tri-
cot. black, novy, liloe, white, beige,
X ond XXI, orig S5 ---2.99
Is Slips, nylon trieot, embroidered
bodice, white, 4s-5o-52, orig. SOS,
2.ss
80 Loee Bodice Slips, nylon trieot,
white, oprieot, lilac, 46- -5o-52, orig.
795 400
90 Pes SIeepweor Doeron poIyester,
cotton ond nylon blend sleepeoots,
shift gowns ond body doll poiomos,
), NJ |, IN group, orig. Sc, 4.79
20 Double Sheer peonoir robes. S,
N, l In group, orig. SIS 9.o9
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. srd Floor.
Langley PARK and Shrlinoton, Ist Floor
Evening star., 1963-04-18
furniture e. bedding
wASHINcroN sToRe ONLY

! Sectional Soto, modern wolnut-
arm style. 2-piece, foam cushions,
brown and turquoise stripes. Orig
molly ll9.95------------
| Hutch Top, ook finish, double
door, 48" wide. Originally 69.95,
I Double Bed, oak, bor style, sliding
doors. Originally 79.95-------$39
! Triple Dresser Bose, wolnut, bross
pulls. Originally 1895 ------$4s
! ltolion Provincial Choir, fruitwood
finish, exposed wood arms and legs,
turquoise upholstery. Originally
iOS.SO PIG
Desk, Chinese modern style, wal
nut finish. Originally 8e.95----$48
Bookcase, 24", oak finish, pIostic
top. Originally 44.95--------$l5
Corner Bookcase, oak finish, plos-
tic top. Originally 44.95 -----Sl9.
! Heodboord. double size, wolnut
finish, with storage drower and COM
portments. Originally 1895, $50
FURNITURE q BEDDING
WNahtUaf0o EIaaw
Evening star., 1963-04-18
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
clearance of famous
Simmons sleep sofas
Il studio cOuches!

I Simmons Hide-A-Bed Soto, oport-
ment size, gold upholstery. Floor
somple. Originally 2S9.e5----$l9s
! Simmons Hide-A-Bed Soto, oport-
ment size, Coloniol print cover,
green. Floor sompIe. Originally
224.5o o-----------------$lsS
Simmons Hide-A-Bed, 2-cushion
apartment size, charcoal brown
cover. Floor somple, AS IS. Orig
molly 28e.eS S-------------$lSs
! Simmons Hide-A-Bed, 3-eushion,
full size, sIim-om styling, beige
cover. Floor sompIe. Originally
1850 --.----S -S7lS
Simmons Studio Couch, button
tufted scot and book, light beige
cover. slightly soiled. Floor somple.
Originally S97 STA
BEDDING-WashtnOton kth Floor
Evening star., 1963-04-18

WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

10 coverIets, quilted polished cot
ton, twin size, originally II 80,
3.eS
7 Dust Ruffles, unquilted, to motch,
originally 5.oo ------------l.S9
6 Bedspreods, quilted to the floor,
solid color royon g oeetote antique
sotin, twin and full size. AS IS, orig.
Sl8 ----N-----------4.99
S Same os above, duoI size, as Is,
orig. SIS -------------lo.9S
5 CoNerIets, quilted print polished
cotton, twin size, orig. 1899, 9.99
3 Cote Curtains, 80" length, to
notch coverlets, orig. 6.o9 --2.99
DRARERY 4 UPHoLSTERY-
Evening star., 1963-04-18
LANGLEY PARK ONLY

100 White Shirts, famous s-moke
kodel polyester and cotton, short
sleeves, permanently wosh and weor.
Broken sizes. Originally $4--2.29
MEMS FURNISHINGS-Ist Floor at
All 8 Stores
Evening star., 1963-04-18
fashion accessories
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

IS prs. Seomless and fuII-foshioned
nylons, slightly snoeoed from hond-
ling, broken sizes. Originally 81 to
lbs --- soc
HoSIERY-WdshinOtoH. Street Floor
IS prs. Gloves, double woven nylons
ond cottons, mostly short styles.
White, block, beige. Originally 81,
99e
GLoVES-Wdshin0ton, Street Floor
500 pcs. Costume JewelV, from O
nationally famous maker! Necklaces,
pins, eorrines, broeeIets, many one
ot-o-kind. Comparable voIues 81 to
DO ----- Ivy
Evening star., 1963-04-18
town & travel shop
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

30 All wool suits, solids, tweeds,
sizes 8-l8. Orig. 2e.e8-------$22
80 All wool suits, solids, tweeds,
sizes 8-l8. Orig. 39.o8------$2S
40 All wool double-knit 3-piece
suits. Navy, red, turquoise, 8-l8.
Orig. 1898 -------------$2S
TOWN 4 TRAVEL SHOP WashinOton
and Langley Park Second Floor;
ShiTliROton, First Floor
Evening star., 1963-04-18
IS Mems Beech Joekets, striped
Originally 6.o5 to 8.95------2.l'
SHIRLINCTON STORE ONLY

so Mems Fomous-Moke Sport Shirts,
long sleeves, button down and
spreod collors. Broken sizes. Orig
molly 81 and $5--------l.94
IS Mems Cotton Knit Shirts, famous
moke, some with oetion shoulders,
oil wosh and wear. S, N, l. Orig
inooIIv S4 and SS 2,Io
Evening star., 1963-04-18
ming -. Sorry, m
mems SIackS &
raimWear

30 Wash 6 Wear SIocks in blends
Of royon g ocetote. Broken sizes.
Originally 500. --------- 2.S9
38 Imported Roincoots, oil cotton,
noturoI 6 block. Broken sizes. Spe-
cioIIy purchased. -.----- 500
MEMS SLACKS a RAINWEAR-
Washington, Street Floor
Evening star., 1963-04-18
and SPECIAL PURCHASES
sale Friday morning mail phone orders
infants wear
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

10 lnfonts' Diaper Sets, red cotton
velvet, cotton oroondy top, voter
proof ponties, broken sizes, orig.
4.o9 to 500 ------------Sl
II Infonts' Sleeping Boos with gro
feoture, orig. 3.99-----------$I
IS Infonts' Cotton Flannel Shirts,
button-front, checks, broken sizes,
orig. l.o9 9------------79e
INFANTS WEAR-Washtnoton,
lth Floor; Langley Park and ShirIiRotoH,
End Floor
Evening star., 1963-04-18
LANGLEY PARK ONLY

so Mems Fomous Moke Swim
Trunks. stretch and boxer styles.
Originally $5-----------2.l9
MEMS SPORTSWEAR-
ISt Floor at An s Stores
Evening star., 1963-04-18
wOmen'S spOrtsWear
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLlNGToN

1900 Sprins-Summer Shirts, fomous
make eottons, cotton and Doeron
polyesters, sleeveless or roll sleeve
styles in lovely solids and prints, 10
TO Is. Comp. voues, 5.9s 10 4.98,
81
24oo Misses Cotton Knit Tops, TO-.
nous mokes in mony styles ond COL
ors, S. N, [ sizes, Comp voIues,
599 10 4e8 81
400 Misses Cotton Knit Copri
Stocks 10 moteh tops, block red,
brown, royol and grey, 10 10 10.
Comp. Volue, 1913 IS
WoMEHS SPoRTSWEAR-
WdshiHptoH and LANGLEY PARK, 2nd
Floor. Shiflinoton, iSt Floor
Evening star., 1963-04-18
mems SpOrtSwear
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

Mems Short-SIeeved Sport Shirts,
some loo9o Doeron polyester, mony
fine Pimo cotton, some ltolion woven
cotton! Solid colors, stripes, potterns.
Originally 8.o5 ------ 5.87
80 Mems Vests, lightweight, many
colors. Sizes SO to AZ. Originally
o.So ----------
Evening star., 1963-04-18
MINIS FUkNTSHTNGS-
Lat Elnnr nf Al & SfnReI
mems furnishings

40 Assorted novelty gifts from our
Mems Boutique, deconters, poper-
weights, belI-bonks, cor Visors. All
unusuoI, imaginative gifts. Originally
J 0S n Ga 90
Evening star., 1963-04-18
girls wear

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLlNGToN
80 Girls Cotton Knit T-Shirts, mony
colors, sizes 7 to IA, orig. l.99 TO
2.oo for So
Evening star., 1963-04-18
notions
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRlINGTON
infants furniture
sHIRLINGIoN STORE ONLY

! Crib with doubel drop sides, teeth
ing rails, adjustable springs, floor
somple, orig. 1895 1895
z Cribs With double drop sides,
teethIno rolls, odiustoble springs,
floor somple, orig. S4S - -$35
LANGLEY PARK STORE ONLY
2 Cribs, double drop sides, odiustoble
springs. teethino rolls, floor somple,
orig. 1926 ------------5 1895
Crib, double drop sides, teethino
rolls, odiustoble springs, floor SOM
pie, orig. S4S -.-- $3S
2 Chests, s drowers, white, floor
sompIes Orig. 52.e5 ------39.e5
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
3 Stondord Size Cribs, double drop
sides, teethine rolls, odIustoble
springs, floor somple, orig. S4S, SsS
INFANTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
tth Floor, Langley Park and Shiriia0ton,
and Floor
Evening star., 1963-04-18
In some instances, intermediate
reductions have been taken
from the marked price.
AmeoaA's
Junior SpOrtSwear
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

$50 Jr. Shirts, eottons, Docron poly
ester and cottons, ploids, novelties,
solids, 7 to IS. Orig. 5.o8 to
7.98 ----S4 81
200 Jr. Jonoico Shorts, fomous
mokes in cotton or Docron poIyester
and cotton, 7 to IS. Orig. 3.o8
to 4.o8 -------S3 So
JUNIOR
Evening star., 1963-04-18
SHIRLINGToN STORE ONLY

10 Girls Blouses and Crop Tops,
broken sizes, orig. ! so to SO. 69e
GIRLS SHoPS-WashiR0ton, Ith Floor;
Langley Park and ShiTltngtoH, End Floor
Evening star., 1963-04-18
WASHINGTON AND
LANGLEY PARK

IS Girls Sweet Shirts. heovy eottons
broken sizes, orig. 3.99 -----2.SS
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
20 Girls Cotton Dresses, broken
sizes, orig. 3.99-----------l.59
4 Girls Spring Coots, broken sizes.
Orio. 2O.oo -I0,9o
Evening star., 1963-04-18
children'S IL teens
canvas OXfOrGlS
LANGLEY PARK STORE ONLY
Regularly u %
2.79 -

200 poirs Of nationally popular con-
vos oxfords in bone. block, white or
gold. Children's sizes, Sh to 3;
teens, 4 to 10.
CHILDRENS & TEENS SHOES
Washington, Ith Floor; Ldn0ley Park,
Snd Floor; ShirlinOton. 1st Floor
Evening star., 1963-04-18
popular fashions
SpOrtSWear

IS Misses Bleeding Modros Skirts,
stroioht or wrop-oround cottons,
broken sizes, orig. 7.98 to 8.99,
5.9S
81 Misses Modros Shirts, broken
sizes, orig. 5.99 ----3.99
Evening star., 1963-04-18
Suits For Spring
From Reg. Stock
Orig. Sale Price

BETTER COATS a cShinoton
and Ldnolev Park, Second Floor,
Shirlington, First Floor
Evening star., 1963-04-18
famous make
mems shirts
1000 orig. 3 for $40
4.25 to IS. H.SS each

Wosh g wear cotton broodcloths 6
Oxfords! Whites! Solid colors!
Stripes! Button-down, spreod, snop-
tob or pin-tob colIors! l4h to II,
sleeves 81 to 35, but not oil sizes
in oil fobrics and styles.
NEWS FURNISHINGS
Evening star., 1963-04-18
young teens shops
IANGl EV pAnK STOnE 0NlY

LANGLEY PARK STORE ONLY
IS Young Teens T-Shirts, solid or
print cotton knits, 8 to IA. Orig.
l.99 to 2.9o --- l.39
SHIRLlNeToN STORE ONLY
5 Young Teens Joekets, white cot
ton duck cloth, broken sizes. Orig.
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
4 Young Teens Shirtwoist Dresses,
Arnel trioeetote prints, broken sizes.
Orig. 1899 -------------5.99
4 Young Teens Cotton Dresses,
shirtwoist styles, broken sizes. Orig.
500 TO 8.99 ---------- 3.99
4 Young Teens Coots. lominoted
cotton denins, broken sizes. Orig.
1872 -------- 1879
2 Young Teens Roineoots, potent
plostie, sizes 8 g 10. Orig. 1899.
I.ss
YOUNG TEENS sHoPs-Washington,-
18th Floor. Langley Park and ShirlingtoH,
Rud Floor
Evening star., 1963-04-18
LANGLEY PARK AND
SHIRLINGTON

200 Misses Shorts g PedoI Pushers,
cotton, speciol purchase, comp. VOL,
398 to 5.o8 - 2.oe
POPULAR FASHIONS SPoRTSWEAR-
1st Floor at All Stores
Evening star., 1963-04-18
mems clothing
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

so Suits. nationally advertised g.
button lounge g noturol shoulder
styles, oil wool. Some 2-trouser
suits included. Originally 59.9S TO
pS5. --a---- s-a---- SOW
40 Lonsbrook Wash g Wear Suits,
blended Doeron polyoster g cotton,
broken sizes. Originally 1895.
1895
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLlNGToN
ls5 Lonsbrook Spring g Summer
Weight Suits, Doeron polyester with
wool and wool with mohoir, 5-but-
ton lounge style, broken sizes. Orig
molly S9.95 ---- $500
NEWS cLoTHING--Ist Floor at
All . Stores
Evening star., 1963-04-18
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN

$50 Misses BIouses, many long
sleeve styles, white only, orig. 3.ee
to 6.99 for S.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-08
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE
 INTERIOR

UNITED STATES
 DEPARTMENT OF THE
 INTERIOR
 BUREAU OF LAND
 MANAGEMENT
 Land Office
 Cordova Building
 555 Cordova Street
 Anchorage, Alaska
 Date: Feb. IS, 1868 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Notice is hereby given that Charles L. Parker entryman, of Soldotna, Alaska, together with his witnesses Jess Pope Harbin of Soldotna, Alaska and Jack Condit Farnsworth of Soldotna, Alaska has submitted final proof on his Homestead Second entry Anch- orage Serial Number 050444 for tract of land described as NWA SW14, Sec. 2S, T. 5 N., R. 10 w., SIM,
 containing 40 acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Of flee, Anchorage, Alaska. Any per son, corporation, or association having or asserting any adverse interest in, or claim to, the tract of land or any part thereof sought, may file in the Anchorage Land Office, during the period of publication or within 30 days thereafter, under oath, an adverse claim setting forth the nature and