davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Neckweor Reduced

75 Rayon and Rayon Satin
Dickeys; white cotton collar o. Il to 75c 70
collar and cun sets ------------ $696 S3
125 Assorted Ties In cotton cor 60c to 3oc to
duroy. rayon. cotton or silk - 1886 81
80 Wool Jersey and Rayon Satin
Blousettes o. Cotton Corduroy
and Rayon Velvet Vests. Broken $295 to
sizes -------------------- $5o5 -
10 Blousettes In nylon and rayon
crepe. Broken sizes and colors 35.95 $3.75
40 Scaffs, silk twill and silk $695
chiffon ------------------an $895 q
13 silk Scarfs --------------$ $10.95 $3.50
20 Silk Scarfs ---$14.95t to SIS $40
W&L-Neckwear, Aisle is and II. First Floor
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Gowns and Pojomos
Greatly Reduced

Lace trimmed and tailored styles. Gowns
and pajamas in rayon crepes rayon satins.
nylon crepes. Pink, blue, yellow. Sizes 81
to So.
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Slips Greatly Reduced

Tailored, lace-trim or sheer embroidery trim
styles-bias and straight-cut skirts. Rayon
crepes, rayon satins, lk-rayon satins, nylon-
rayon satins, nylon crepes. White, pink.
Sizes 80 to 36.
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Art Needlework Reduced


600 Balls Baby Yarn. Shrink
resistant, all wool. One-ounce
balls, white, blue, yellow. Special
35c 3 for I
Is Skeins Beehive lingering
Yarn. One-ounce skeins, all
wool Tan color -------------- Csc 4Oc
800 Skeins Homespun Tapestry
Yarn, 40-yard skein, all wool. AS
sorted colors ors------ zSc Hc
So Skeins Columbia Lustre
Yarn, all wool. 2-ounce skeins,
Assorted colors ors------- SOC 35c
$50 Skeins Columbia German
town Yarn, all WOOL 2-ounce
skeins Assorted colors- 98c Csc
"a Skeins Knitting Worsted, all
wool. 4-ounce skeins. Assorted
COlorS $l.S 7oc
66 Stamped Cotton Aprons.
Rose green, blue. Special 1890 95c
IS Stamped Linen Guest Towels
in assorted designs. Special 2 for 75c
20 Skeins Touchdown Yarn. All
wool, one-ounce skeins. Aqua
color -------------------------- soc 4oc
IL Cotton Snuggle Dolls to be
made Filling not included in
package o0C EoC
72 Balls sillateen Mercerized
Crochet Cotton. 2lo-yard balls.
Pink 20c 10c
2 Stamped Linen Luncheon
Cloths in cut-work design. 52x70 $8.95 $3.50
1s pairs Stamped Cotton Pillow
cases. Cross-stitch design------ $3.50 $165
pairs Stamped Cotton Pillow
cases. Conventional design $1.65 $1.15
u Balls Sugar-n-Cream Cotton.
125-yard balls. Assorted colors- 35c 25c
W6sL-Art Needlework. Eighth Floor
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Misses Dresses Reduced

Afternoon dresses in rayon crepes woods ray.
on satins few rayOn velyets. A group Of for.
mails in rayon taffeta satins tissue faille. As.
sorted coIors. Sizes 10 to 20.
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Were
Step-in GirdIes, $1.95

W&L-Underwear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Sportsweor Reduced

Is Two-piece Corduroy Sport
Suits, red, biege, navy and
rust Sizes 10 to 18-- $1695
and 1895
$22s5
IA Corduroy Vest -Blouses. As
sorted colors Sizes 10 to 16 $695 $4.95
II Gabardine Suits, wool and
rayon. Gray, brown and
green. Sizes 10 to 18 - 1855 $12.25
II Cotton Chambray Sport
Dresses and Wool Sport
Dresses. Assorted colors
and sizes $ $12.95
to $3.50
$1795
10 Wool Plaid Sport Dresses.
Assorted plaids, sizes 10 to
16 $500 $1,000
Evening star., 1950-01-05
BIouses, $2.95

We're y4.95 to y7.95
$50 blouses in . varied & 'luding ray
ons, cottons and woods in and Dress
maker styles. Woods are s.. SIS with man.
DARN neckline and buttoned shoulder closing.
White, red, maize, blue, brown, lilac, navy,
black. Sizes 80 to 80.
W6I-Blouses Aisle Is, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Misses and Women's S
Wool Suits Reduced

Many styles - strictly tailored, semi tailored,
and dressmaker types. All-wool fabrics,
gabardines, worsteds, novelty weaves, some
imported woolens. Good selection of colors.
Misses sizes.
Evening star., 1950-01-05

inexpensive Dresses > We're spgs to SIPS
Misses sandSh Women Sizes u Price and less
wool mixtures Plain cors In dark shades
Third Floor
Dresses in Summer Fobrcs, Now $295 Wee sS9S sH9S
in
n to
IL Dreses
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Nursery Corner Reductions

IS North Star Wool Buntings,
pink or blue. Rayon satin
ribbon trim. zip-fastened,
detachable hood ---------
IL Byrd Cloth Buntings, 100%
wool-lined. Pink or blue
II Cotton Twill Snowsuits,
moisture repellent. One
piece styles in red, blue, gray,
royal, luggage; sizes ! to 3x.
Two-piece styles in sizes 2
and 3, in gray, green or green
and red Observation-Disclosures
IL One and Two-Piece Cot
ton Poplin Snowsuits, wind
resistant and water repellent.
Green, red or gray. Sizes 2,
3 and 4 In two-piece styles.
Size I in one-piece style =. :
II Wool Soakers with ini-
tials. Not all letters avail
able. White or blue ------
II Atwood Knit Soakers,
white with pink, blue or yell
low trim
IL All-wooI Afghans, in blue,
maize or white. Some are
rayon- lined
is Plastic Shelf Bags, Zip
fastened. In pink or blue
W&L-Nursery Corner, Fourt
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Handkerchief Reduced

Were Now
$50 Women's Initial Handker-
chiefs, in white or white
with colored initial. Cot
ton and linen - $1-$125 CSC
S. Women's Initial Handker-
chiefs In white or white
with colored initial Cotton
and linen -- $50 81
200 Women's Print Handker-
chiefs Ia linen or cotton,
S5 Mems Initial Handkerchiefs
In linen and cotton --- 81 CSC
100 Mems Linen Handkerchief
hand rolled. Cotton and
linen -----------------4--- Toc SIC
Not All Initials In Eusry Group
w&L-Handkerchiefs Aisle Is, First Floor
IrresuIors Of NyIon Lingerie
nperfect
would be Now
~ Irregular Nyion Slips, tai
lored style. In white or brown.
Sizes 80, 36, % and 40, al
though not all sizes In all
colors. Irregularities viii not
impair wear --------------- $595 M.25
rs Tailored White Tricot Knit
Nylon Slips, In women's sizes
A and rs -- $6o5 $3.75
20 Tricot Knit Nylon Half
Slips, sizes "a to 40- 1895 $3.50
rs Tailored Nylon Slips, white
or pink. Sizes 81, a. SO, 40
and a $495 $3.50
W6L-Knit Underwear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Women's Dresses Reduced
Repnlar and Half Sizes

Women's dresses in solid color rayon crepes
a few rayon satins-a group Of dinner dresses
too. Blue, black, aqua. gray, toast. Sizes
1619 to 241z; and 16 to A.
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Women's Royon and kyIon
Underwear Greatly Reduced

Were Now
Is One and Two-Piece Shorty
Pajamas, of rayon jersey Pink,
white or blue Sizes 80 and "a $3.50
only to $1.25
$4.95
10 Nylon TricOt Panties,
straight-leg style. Sizes and
10 acknowledgements $3.50 s2.45
20 Rayon Jersey .Brassieres,
black in sizes 80 to "a -- - $150 Csc
10 Black Rayon Jersey Half
slips, small size ------,---------ss5o s2.45
W8sLKnit Underwear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Women's Shoes Reduced

W&E-Corsets, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-01-05

W&L-Women's Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-11-26
Civic Calendar
Society Of Natives
To Hear FonduhI

Inspector John z. Fondahl, act
ing District director of civil de-
fense, this week will tell group
of Washington citizens how they
can prepare for a possible enemy
attack.
This time it will be the Society
of Natives who will hear the in
spector at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
Mayf1oWer Hotel. The group will
also vote on admitting new men,
bers.
Mrs. Louise Thomson, supervisor
of the Georgetown branch of the
Instructive Visiting Nurses So
ciety. will address the Georgetown
Citizens Association at the same
time tomorrow at st. Johns Par
ish Hall. Potomac and o streets
NV.
The Mid-City group will vote on
amending its constitution tomor-
row at the Thomson School,
Twelfth and L streets NV.
The weeks schedule follows:
Tomorrow.
GeorgetoWn-St. Johns Parish
Hall. Potomac and o streets NV,
I8 pm.
Mid-City - Thomson School,
Twelfth and L streets NV, 8p.m.
North Capitol-Atonement Lu-
theran Church. North Capitol and
Rhode Island avenue. 8 pm.
Northwest Council - Palisades
Field House, Dana and Sherrier
places NV. 8 pm.
Society of Natives-Mayflower
Hotel. 8 pm.
Shipley Terrace-Oxon Terrace
Apartments, 1903 Southern avenue
Sc, 8 pm.
Tuesday.
Southeast Washington-Friend-
ship House, 6l0 D street Sc, 8
pm.
Wednesday.
Burroughs-Taft Junior High
School, Eighteenth and Perry
streets NE. 8 pm.
River Terrace-River Terrace
Church. Anacostia avenue and
Clay street NE. 8 pm.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

nual ski bargain comes in the
form of a series Of Learn to ski
weeks. Nine full sessions of the
$75 package" are scheduled for
1851. Four one week periods have
been announced between January
7 and February 8. The second
series will open March 4 and run
for five consecutive weeks.
The fiat s75 rate wraps up a
vacation that includes six days of
instruction in Sun Valleys widely
known ski school, passes good on
any of the resorts eight ski lifts,
a bunk bed in the Swiss-style cha
let and three meals daily in the
SkierS' Cafe.
If they prefer. "ski-weekers''
may use ski school coupons for
ice skating instruction. Available
also are the resorts two outdoor,
heated swimming pools, the lodge
game room, the opera house and
Sun Valley night spots.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
Jewish War Veteruns

Post No. 553 Is planning an or
ange sale campaign for their hos-
pital fund. All orders will be de-
livered December II. Mrs. Char
lotte Krensky is chairman. All
interested are requested to contact
Mrs. Darlene Dreyer. Glebe 3156.
Morris Sandhaus, department
national chaplain. has been elected
president of Military Chaplain AS
sociation of the Washington Chap
ter.
Post No. 386 will meet at 3147
Sixteenth street NV, Tuesday
night when an anti-subversive fllm
will be shown. All members are
invited.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
Continued From Page B-sO

CONTINUED From Page B-8)
bound trains and has set the date
for return of the Orange Blossom
Special as December IA.
This all-Pullman luxury train
will leave Washington at 6:05 pm.
and arrive in Miami the next
afternoon at 3:15.
The Silver Star and the Silver
Meteor streamliners will continue
to serve both coasts of Florida
daily. The Silver Star will leave
Washington at 2:10 pm, instead
of 1:50 pm. commencing Friday.
The Silver Meteor will leave Wash
ington at tbs pm, instead of sos
pm, commencing December IA
These streamliners offer a wide Sc
lection of accommodations, from
reserved coach seats to private
rooms. Included in the train per-
sonnel on the streamliners is a
registered nurse and a passenger
service agent.
The Palmland will leave Wash
ington at Ito am, instead of
1905 am, beginning Friday, and
will continue to serve the Caro-
linas. Georgia and both coasts OF
Florida. Also on Friday, the Sun
land will leave Washington at 3:15
pm, instead of $3.50 pm, and will
serve the Carolinas. Georgia and
both coasts of Florida.
X n
New Colonial Schedules-Sig-
mund Janas, president of Colonial
Airlines, last week announced
streamlining of its schedules to
better meet the needs of passengers
on heavily travelled routes. Wash
ington service is affected on the
lines operations to Reading, Pa;
to Canada and to Bermuda.
In announcing that the changes
would be effective on Tuesday of
this week, Mr.. Janas said faster
one-stop service would link the
Evening star., 1950-11-26
The Travellers Notebook

capitals of the United States and
Canada. Nearly one and one-half
hours will be clipped off the fight
by designating Syracuse, N. Y, as
the sole stop between Washington
and Ottawa. This also results,
the announcement pointed out, in
non stop air service between
Washington and Syracuse and be-
tween Ottawa and Syracuse.
The revamped schedules also
give Washington nonstop service
to Reading. Pa. The new flying
time is listed at 10 minutes.
A concession to those who wish
an air view of Bermuda, with the
convenience of ample time to taxi
to ones holiday hotel before dusk,
has been made by advancing the
departure times of Bermuda
bound planes from New York and
Washington. The new northbound
trip from Bermuda will leave at
Sis pm, affording better con-
nections from Washington and
New York to outlying points.
X X X y
Ski Planes Again - Celonial's S
schedule changes come as a prel-
ude to it's 18th year of operating
ski planes. The lines newly in
stituted family plan, as well as q
20 per cent fare reduction on mid
week flights, will be available this
winter season for skiers.
One daily round-trip service
operates between Washington,
Ottawa and Montreal. This brings
the famed ski slopes of the Lau-
rentians, north of Montreal. and
the Gatineaus. near Ottawa. with
in few hours of Washington.
Ski plane connections also open
up some of the best trails and
slopes in New York and New Eng
land, tapping such areas as Mad
River. Glen, Stowe, Pico Peak and
Big Bromley in Vermont, and
North Greek and Gore Mountain,
reached from Colonials Glens
Falls IN. " station.
Special winter sports package
tours will be available at Colonial
Offices for as little as $65 a week
on a four-day basis.
Colonials ski planes are de-
signed to carry the long boards,
with a 40-pound limit on baggage.
Many skiers follow the lines sug-
gestion that they make the flight
in their sports togs.
X II X II
Other Ski Packages-One hours
fight beyond Montreal is Quebec,
which claims the heaviest snowfall
in Canada east of the Rockies
The average for the winter is more
than 10 feet of the white stuff
that skiers yearn for. Again for
1851, the famed Chateau From
tenac has arranged a ski "pack-
age" of it's own.
Previous recordings of snow have
set the date opening the package.
It's January /. Visits will be on
the basis of three. seven and 10
days. The price will include room
and meals at the Chateau, trans
portation to and from the hotel on
arrival and departure, bus trips
over the 8 miles between the hotel
and the Lac BEAUFORT ski bowl.
instruction at Fritz Loosli's ski
school. use of the Alpine lift and
all ski tows, admission to the
hotels skating rink and rides on
the Dufferin Terrace toboggan
slide.
The packaged rates have been
announced as $40 per person
(double) for the three-day stay
$110 for the seven-day stay and
$151 for 10 days. Single rooms
with bath are slightly higher un-
der the plan.
In Idaho's Sun Valley. the an
Evening star., 1950-11-26


courageous dsfranchSed citizen of the District
offices which the payment of Federal country
suppose He then expans"In order to his
set aside the appropriate Federal
and deposit the special
United States Treasurer he has obtained full citizenship
serious flaw in the scheme above
their directly would partici
patton the much greater number
tax is paid through the withholding provision which
probability would be
direct taxpayers with willingness participate
The whole idea
when Nathan Loughborough, prominent weo-do
District of Columbia believing that taxation without
tyranny declined direct tax levied by Congress legal
proceedings this Circuit
ct OF Columbia by appeal the Supreme Court of the United
States The question involved challenge of the Con-
direct District of Columbia
handed by Chief Justice John Marshall
Loughborough follows:
Congress has authority to direct the District
Of Columbia in proportion the directed taken the
Constitution
The Congress levy collect duties
and with territory
THE of Congress to exercise exclusive jurisdiction in
all whatsoever within the District Columbia includes
power of taxing"
While the organizing and putting into effect Of District
rebellion
individual participants and trouble there
likelihood that consummaon Of
fellow Americans
Congress the submission the State Legislatures
unrepesened Of the District Columbia would the
right and privilege of voting national elections for their
Senators and Representatives we'll presidential electors
This would be
the Government public
courage to such movement
Evening star., 1950-11-26

these-"I am not suggesting we Of the District
should secede from the United States. tempting
as this prospect seems to some I do. however,
believe that nothing short of an act of civil dis
obedience on our part will succeed in shocking our
voting countrymen into realizing the ndignity OF
our position and bring them to put through con-
stitutional amendment to give us our rights"
That letter writer then suggests that the
citizens of the District organize in order that they
may carry out the necessary rebellion and asks
IS to what form such an act should preferably
AXE. He would raise the holy slogan of our fore
athers, mo taxation without representation"
He believes that if it right for them it should
DE right for us.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
DAX Activities

Meetings this week, at 1701
Eighteenth street NV, are:
Post Office Chapter. Monday.
Washington Dugout, National
Order of Trench Rats. Tuesday.
Interior Chapter, Friday.
National Service Chapter. Fri
day. 419 Seventh street NV.
The annual Pearl Harbor ball,
sponsored by National Service
Chapter. will be held in the Coral
Hill ballroom. Southern avenue
and Bowen road Sc. Bradbury
Heights, from $50 pm. to 1890
am.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

In the great international tour
nament at Amsterdam the Ameri-
can representative. Samuel Re-
shevsky, drew in the fifth round
with DR.. Max Euwe, and won in
the sixth and seventh from Jan
Foltys and Nicholas Rossolimo. He
stood in a triple bracket for first
place with Miguel Najdorf and
Gideon Stahlberg. all having
512-1h. and was pawn up in
his adjourned game with H.
Kramer in round 8.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
Chess
By Donald H. Muaridoe

The fourth round Of the Dis
trist League team tournament has
brought some very interesting re-
suits. The hitherto victorious
Naval Communications. Club met
the Washington Chess Divan's A
team and lost to the tune of 8R-
"a. These teams are now tied,
with match scores Of 81 each,
but Divan A has the better point
score, 30la-712 as against 31h-
171a. The Divan B team, with a
match score Of 2h-1a, can claim
a better percentage than either.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
Our Long Woit for Part in National Government

The District Of cOumoia which the assembling Of Congress
then contained two municipal
The first LEGISLATION by Congress for the OF
s this act failed Ill M set up local
existing to be in force in the portions of the District ceded by the
created two counties Washington County being the area out
side Of the cities Of Washington and GEORGETOWN the MARYLAND
limits Of the city Alexandria Virginia side also created
the circuit the office marshal of District the ONCE Of
Judge orphans
Mayor m e S the und States sn
Council elected the people the city This under the Charter
were made in the local until 1911 Under each Of these
local participation provided and the number of off,
cials elected increased
interested brief the
the
form in the current Congressional Directory and also in the latest
ferred D''''''' :" "l'' l'"0e'' Al'
Through all of periods
current of dissatisfaction the denial District
dents of the rights privileges participating national
country This feeling Of dissatisfaction was entertained BY
early members the Senate and House OF
Columbia. ~0o ~00'''
In 1901 1902 and 1903 there were published in the local news
and later pamphlet eight able
Bevoor Woodward entitled Considerations the
political status the citizens Of the
District Columbia and the pertinent
present-day conditions as they current writings
Woodward that there could be political equity hs
people the District Columbia nationally locally
out the enactment of enabling the Constitution under
which these people would be in both houses the Con-
To him due the honor and credit Of formulating the
amendment Constitution
occurred in Appendix No. II the pamphlet which contained
first four of his discussions The form amendment which he would
have added to the Constitution follows: *
The Territory of Columbia shall be entitled
the Senate of the United States
House OF Representatives propoonate
shall have attained population sufficient entitled
sentative 1t shall be entitled to member shall
deliberate
eecto President
until shall have attained population
Representatives and then shall be entitled
for every Representative
slightly accepted forms OF amend
National Representation
men introduced by Representative On
Joint Resolution 390 following article
OF amendment to the Constitution
1.-THE provide that there shall be in
the Congress- the
members elected by the the constituting
the Government of the United States
such the
under shall be subject to amendment and repeal"
The form of amendment recommended of the
Senate Judiciary Committee in October 945
nearly in terms with the Woodward form
Section l. The shall
people the District con-
sung the of Government of the such
shall
bers shall exceed the Senate
which
District would be entitled number
the of the number of members which the
such District Senate
ves All legislation hereunder shall
repeal"
Thus celebration Of the
150th of Columbia the
the National Government remains unsolved
solutions offered supported
hde citizens Of the District of Columbia
Evening star., 1950-11-26

Messrs. Knapp and Wigginton
Of the Divan and Dawson and
Arnould of Navcom all have
league scores of 3h-h, and Kurtz
Of the Divan has SO. The follow
ing brevity was won on board
three by Washington's veteran
master, Albert w. Fox, whose
chess career spans the whole
Goth century. and who is mani
feStly as foxy as ever:
Evening star., 1950-11-26


The game on first board was a
lively specimen of attack and
counter attack, with the more in
secure king position determining
the outcome.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
D. c. Toxpoyers Suggest Rebellion;
Ask Part in National Government
Would District Toxpoyer Strike Arouse Motion?
By Jesse c. Suter

Some voteless and Americans of the District Of
Columbia letters The Star expressed belief that they
will obtain their following example
lean cooniss
Evening star., 1950-11-26
TRAVEL.

History goes bsek to
Roman times around
cities like Zurich-Swit.
zerland's largest. You'll
find castles and dcabarets,
opera and theatre. Res
taurants and hotels vie
for your appetite and
you must try the wine,
for Switzerland is one
of the worlds famous
wine.producing areas.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

Look cut your window
you'll see a ski slope!
So-sit back in the sun
and watch the skiers--
or be one yourself! You
can rent equipment any.
where and Swiss ski in.
structors are theworld's
besti There are wonder.
full places to stay-and
you can live as economi.
cally here as at home!
Evening star., 1950-11-26

The Paragon team lost its first
and the Library of Congress won
its first match when they met on
Nov. II.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

On Cdnudon Pucifcs Cruise [neF-EMPRESS OF SC0TLANl
r. and 14Doy Winter Cruises
Cruise south this Canadian Pacifcs luxury liner
Empress of Scotland Your adventureed itinerary includes
visits to fabulous Jamaica La Guaira Venezuela with
its spectacular mountain horelne Curacao Crsoba
Panama Canal Zone, and exciting Havana
Shipboard life relaxing luxurious. Large, airy state
rooms modern accommodations superb food graciousy
served. fully ar-conditoned dining Your choice Of
two swimming pools deck sports dancing and night
club entertainment,
Evening star., 1950-11-26

No passports or visds required.
I2.Day Cruises, departing New York
Dec. ~, Jan. 5
VISIT: Kingston, Jamaica; La Guaira, Vene-
Uuela; Havana, Cuba. Fares from N. Y
Minimum S30000.'
14.Day Cruises. deportins New York
Jan. 10, Feb. 4, Feb. 20. Mar. 8, Mar. a.
VISIT, above ports. plus Curacao, Dutch West
Indies and Cristobal Panama Canal Zone.
Fares from N. Y.-Minimum s350.00.'
sket subject to U.S Transpertotien Tex