davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-06
NOTICE!

Plastering and interior finishing,
remodel and patch work given
prompt attention. Witt & Taylor.
Phone Milford 1852 or 47O4.
1-16-tf
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-06
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Il Because my farm is being sold. 7
P,1,,e.,ll T5Irl compelled to sell my Personal
known as Spencer Farm. on ~ Il'aS ti,Is -
i.S,s rGad leading from Frederick to Harl lar
ians5!ton-9 iIlllst ton-9 foot road to black ton road
IHSS3aolng HS35!g from Canterbury to I9ws
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-06
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

Pursuant to 1858, Sec. 81, Article e
Chapter II, Revised Code of Delaware
1888, the Board of Education of Sea-
ford Special School District, Sussex
County, Delaware, will expose to sale,
by way of public auction, on
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-06
Q. s. MAM SCHEDULE FOR
MILFORD, DELAWARE
NOTICEl

No dumping by anyone on my
place. Arthur King, Lincoln. Del.
2-27-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-06
PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
HOUSEHOLDGOODS

The undersigned win sell at Public
4ueCion at the residence of the late
belle Derrickson on Delaware Ave-
nue. near p. r. r. Station, Harring-
ton, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 7th, 1858
AT 100 O'CLOCK p. M.
SIX beds, 6 bureaus. wash stands.
antique chairs, ANTIQUE stands.
0io on lamps, several electric lanDs
l Phlleo refrigerator, old clocks 7
meal chest, lot of dishes, pots and
pSanS, kSal PllloWs, rugs odd rockers, chairs
DIankets' Old settee, / Singer sewing
machine, and many other article" toe toe
to mention. 'OO
TERMS: CASH day of sale.
ESTELLA PETERSON
xry.,.o No., EXecutrix
2-27-2t
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-06
NOTICEi

For Roofing and Water PrOofng
service call A. H. Short and Son,
Glendale. Phone Greenwood 7745.
1-5-tf
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-06

CLASSIFIED Aus Sc. results
Evening star., 1953-11-29

A. Stieff Rose sterling pattern knife
and fork ------Zp pcs. Ills
tTeospoon, not shown ------2.75)
B. TowIe Modeiro Sterling pottern
knife and fork 2 PCS, l1.85
Teaspoon, not shown $500
c. Movodo Iody's wotch. ! Ak gold set
with diamonds $4,000
D. Cultured peorI ond diomond Iody's
lax white gold woteh by Lueien
Piccoro 59O.OO
E. Diamond ond pIotnum heort pin,
10000
2. Cultured peorI and lax white gold
eorrines $500
6. Cultured peoh and lax white
gold. three.strond brocelet- = 5000
n. Jode and Diamond ring set in ! Ak
yellow gold 2 $4,000
!. Cultured peorI and diomond ring
set in Ak white gold -275.00
J. Diomond ond sapphire foreet-me-
not ring set in platinum S75. 90
K. Diomond ond lax white gold odd
o.link bracelet 200 90
1. Mons l7-jeweI Girord Perreooux
automatic woteh. Stoiness steel, 7l.50
N. Potek Philippe l8K yellow gold
wotch tor men 475.0o
n. Ak gold tie Dor may be person.
Matching cuff links --pr. 4S.oo
o. lax gold on Sterling belt buckle
with spoce for initiols --I4.50
P. Ruby Bohemion gloss lamp. Gold
filoeree bose, Hond-sewn noturoi pom
gee silk shode -47.5o
Q. Sterling silver condeIobro which
moy be used 4 woys -pr. $3.50
R. Stieff sterling 3-piece coffee set
in famous rose pottern- 1000
S. leother trove 8-doy alarm clock,
green. red. brown, ton 27.5o
7. 5-piece plotted silver teo service,
mode and hand enoroved in Sheffield,
en9lond 10000
All prices include Federal tox, where
applicable Mail, Phone Orders Filled.
-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-23
Guest Speaker
ToPreach At
Old Stone N. Z.

The guest speaker Iii the morn.
ms worship heEvice IL she Firss
Methodist tod Stonel Church WIN
bs d. ). N. Robinson 81 the Cen
eraI Hoard IL Evangelism q he
Methodist Church. d. Robinson
has served Ab area director Ok the
Jacksonville Area 81 ri, church
during the recGnk United Evanee-
llstic MlsslDh. EYangeliSsie mis-
sions have been held throughout
the southeastern part Of the Unl6sa
States and III Cuba. Reports com.
Ing d from the Jacksonville Area
Offices AIiG al over TIE inrlkdle-
ton are most encoura gins.
This area reports 8o92 commit
ments while fhe whole Southeast
eFn Jurisdiction reports 81 ,201
making commitment to. accept
Christ for the first time 0f g
transfer membership ID some
church neaFby. Sunday Nay 81
win be lll6mhar1hip Sunday With
4 nice GlaSB uf new inembefs eo,n.
Inc 1s result Of vIaitation and
work connected with the nlaasion
recently held Il First AelhodIs.
Tho Nhlek reason f0r hi. Holm.
Hen coming " Ks Vert u u
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-23
mo ClHAAGED

Continued From P " One
eiseiIns onsIE Illlsn srdeged her
h % II no lax Al 4 kepl N
eeneY Naa illtsfvleNee
oslienFs u ii aey1 ie1aI !.
psFfInerl WEslla e0NnfY sellelaer
Allan =. cIeasa Mss els fsUl6 -
tise hsaFIng.
When El0sra heard ~ sktsss
llos.suiIsY plsa ~ said e Old
HAmllA iisAE loY NleFN sasi1sled
HAT tlla SlsosN asaieglassf u e1r
ssInef aaWaFe ala,eeMtef MS
arUe ana issSY muDld peseaFe No
ease for hoarinu and arial. clsare
asked Sheriff spelsseed - 80
ills y6tinssesp Ell rUeerABs 4
any, inslno lastit.
Mooney the loss spokesman,
said:
Wen set Witnesses when we
talk q our lawyer. =
Since Clears e ted Up in f1ll
days sessions of Jury trials a
Criminal court I'll naxt week, the
two boys and girl will undoubtedly
have to await hearing untn the fol-
lowing week.
Rocco said BE was born In Phil
adeiphix. Shirley 1Ess said she
came from Elkhorn, West Virgins,
eklsinAlly
Newcomers car was stolen Il
front OE llOa Olivia SseNet between
i:sO AnA I 1. h tuesday nleEn'
ilas.
Ha APPEARED iA eOaFs Mt IA ncl
iNstiky Sln0e tie MT enllsy Pies
preelndsd i tAll haAlln a thas
time
he trlo were singing and talk.
liz nAaFrily III eollAky iall thla
morning a thls reporter Malkl
Newcomers sINnad afflanvIl
charged ne thkes young poopls
tinllY with hEoa Ae AND ehtatlnr
kIl AAlton0biie With Intent b 1t1Al.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-23
LAKE (HARLEs
kcQntinesa from Pase onel


piled llp 81 mlIes 81 swainplands
north q he tltS
The waters crested at 9.76 teei@
las FEET above food stage ht tlIe
Lhke Charles docks here. they
were moving slowly almost within
river banks through the city and
pu1hlng out Into wild marshlands
10 the south.
A one-mile wide belt Of the city
and business district bordering the
river we're safe On lIgh ground.
Aftef Cook predicted the sabine
crest 81 Orange would Be only eight
and one.haH to nine feet, flood
fighter there skId they were very
hopeful that TIE battle against The
river WIN Be won. Meanwhile, the
river had already gone into some
100 homes.
ID LAke Charles, for two days
sti6 south winds had pushed hack
IT the h00A heading dawn toward
the Gull 81 Mexico and while at
crest, the water spraWled out, inch
ing % and up il low residential
areas a the east side.
Sheri& II Az Raid il, said II, go
persons Mora driven from their
homes. He estimated the damage
at 10 million dollars. Lake Charles
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-23

o G1ln pa ona
akemens fefa0hs ~ 61vtlU
tlnaer q yaAkA g Dnetnl1
6snini IDOLS
Ih1 cEE. msanw ~, kIaslo1 ~
Y1oonls ID eeElal d ssa1A anny
lnbaN unisnbuls lss nnrs y
tfe rEsaenl law Clio G1E1l
CuanGef Arihn y. uesabRa nal1
rrall4snl Eixelor Ina1u 4 e1fas
palm rlenA 80 tk0 lAM o
~ ns fSt.ass - ihhf
tha eofnmiEiss di1 sI6na
llktnlIv eHAter q aae pxo1 4
a11uk6nee q 1ifaaE ~ letloD
Al or iaoe 1as
AsisaIIy, eye ~ -
isalk q changes B ely ! oEnn1
p9Ene writes u ~ DtAae 0 ~
lnnae eanln Chtfn1n
Aloah61r Saifh f.fs1l nl1 IN
diaAvo ~ l1ntfon t1a
she5 eald - eos n 4
amn 16rAs \ - E1ls
~ ovexe1 * seee -
lnsolaA olll i6A ~ ne
Eratle e1 fn - 800
ns hlpt Inflas
10 changes aamnk IA
- Ne nerOefats a - Go
: - ssetIssH - - - -. s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-23
FINE BEAD DRAWN
glsti1lued From psgA ohel

ghtinued From pasA one,
a. urayea emphasized that i Was
llnpoftans = lei ii agent.
'ile'g he man who sakes care
q IA business end, but ycd have
y Do some work yourssll. / used
u call Oh my agent every dav.
You hays Is teep II constant
touch. Even work IS IN axtrn
when yusl ere b1ninnine, REQUIRES
daily contact with 81 agent. And
Won have to believe III yourself \,
II his lais tNoniios, Grspes
thinks An asieF dsSanst roelIp hil
hls stgide Until Is y 4. MI eNfIv
ihirfie1. N tl.1t ilnio, - kro
moro hsaSsre Aisa vo,s nf4 klto
n H. ~ sAisse which pl6stSs
nj oslY tie younaar aenorntion
bUa - middle and elaar not,n
q fhns. Ard kolioxn M, q ~.
On hseAa Ms NAli e ~ I'll
Z ~ slOdle TAKES ehfo " roo
~ Yovr pvhlleity md ihstss
who're No man ana twossan N
ne street. eeEns h. TheN aro
~ eEaes Who - M pietvras.
rid Absvl aslofl kl1 sofla nv
btelbss.s q yssF ssseosa, Il
Ally.
0Eavls' nrni stAae isa6 ~ =
a MnnllbhnAM Il eeItimhla
theAter pro1tniAlien. ~ k11 I
nEllieA Aoeens nnd al, ha lnaSls-
d II think Little Theatre nr6,irs
aFe aoo1 zee henlnnars9 NJ ~.
one VIC taxa { movie earnst
baeloukly In u ~ enrol,l 80
thAy don't acquire To- mneh a 1
eood thlne .fhAt io s7atfl1
kAentte altitude. Mind Non /
think kt1h nfoups aro wonderful
~ 4 community ana ~ r niIl.
tllknl vnillt ~ Sl1t that voine
nlAge On aim mind oople 1houl2
b ndtlno1 tat oxp1ElonSo a euak
NAh d Allpe eellnNe eotfrnoo
should net ihlnk ~ ~ 1871.
flt4 q Dlop A ard etnr. Yes have
- hsht yolik wy N ana iIr|Ik Y
SAY A1to MIN ~ yooR akAlty
Jiiel lhNA tAo hoAk nWnSo1 - nj
fkNnn& nf1kM $3.50 a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-23
1.l.a re ~ Wlls sl4l.lll ss.s,aln aly 4. ~
Demand Made For Release Oh
Names OF British Ships n
Red China Troop Transport
CT .. ILToll KHLLYI,

5sssS " 4sAAANAAMA@AA VII - &1%Akh &AMAAAh
Sd1 said today be WIN demand
Aat Tie Eisenhower administration
take cff the blintiers Oh UarseIyes''
ane reveal the NAMES IL British
slpB alleged % have transported
Chinese Communist troops.
IA. Mcclellan lD.Arkl promptly
announced Ne win back Mundt'e
movs q demand cancellation Of aIl5
eae mixing ne ship names IN
cial secres
Both are members Of the Senate
vestigations subcommittee which
heard testimony Wednesday, that
tWo Og more Bfilish-oWnad shiDsl
we're used ID troop transports
along The China Coast and may
still be b used.
The subcommittee, which hAs A.
nosinced sending d demand ID.
lDenhoWef hat 80 stats publicly
what he thinks 81 lhiD, said last
nifhk such ! demand Mas never
sent and may never be.
FranciD .. EIAnasan. fibdOIIl.
Miitteo chief counsel o01llFnied ~
p0Etk hat tie letter had hesn with.
held o. orders nom ChAirfnan Ne
Carthy Oh
lana Gan, WlIen t0ld that word
had leaked out that he White
N0uae lsttek wae belne Withheld,
anlas asen. Mccarthy wants u dis
GUS i fIirtSr Nth ~ snhsOrAs
lsts
ary dictated tAe 1etlef
Wednesday, shortly hafDHe ~ 6ns
tered tae Navy adlc1l Contsf Is
Bethesda Md 1aE : eAsal
II tenlimoY stn60dns ne
Whetlook lkArdon COMPANY n
H0A el va mentioned a osss
at6f * e loast one ship Nhioh
allans oaffl1t Eed iaa upi6.
elafR1 And ~ NfHliS besfhf UT
hst called r ! skAf1tl 8 slIA
eeesln1ys
sn. natn gl3slskslIl iAkl|t
o ( 8KIiAin Al .ilo william Is II
pisn II Red Chlnt irkes dllklhN
ekillme DaS addE6ss 81 los
Angelica vA1aAk
irk Il t5fosfa nskIot alch
Ne eonzldsk allies o.|Ap aeelI cke
earsr q trade viii OH Communist
entmlsa tan d trade WIN a Z
nlls0n Is
6nden oft Ulglce
zpfe1 atlRs kofaAEe4 & Vas
u elEIk ~ t0nllsleilt ~ i report
~ 81 shils q lAINlIl
Aa Carl ls4 AIM
S s. soeaals Il i 1nts
e8n beNs Na
6 Ei1 1I,ai1 tlss
1lA Nk lls
r1 e aesNt Nti atI1fe III
e + 3 M
M Ai declared
lank ~ bod1 & siEn X f...s
~ e GAins eEth tom
hsNfo1 cr a llsa 6
hut saIae 81 8 gnl4 BE-
N1
n1ala el iIle e1S
as ~ o|fIt Me- "a order
ENtEI1tA 80 ~ N&k&i&& &MSfs4n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-23

A quarter II sho i've boy babies
horn Il 100 Il ne united States
0loa bcloeo they we're IS years
tl1; o1ay 1 qlnfltr 81 &c Doy
hhkLo6 koln ne not likely % de
.tnl1 tAe, ~ mora han s. Year,
id.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-23

Wien ne oa Iis| NE IGb
w11t An0ztein eeA1t s. 6fl11 ~
Mle Il lloa AlouA Il h Will
hilgn lIAs ] e1hhlt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-23

A4 "a pnx m N KIM
49, q srlliS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-23

s anlen ID CITY Ulll0o
Key West lyk,, lEay q, 1bsS
so IL ksT
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-23

We a. abW helAN rlaeeA n
III IS { ntlers. Rhl|n ~ 81 -.
lase 4 8 a. lIEls IkE1A el. u
~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-23

6tlsln l|lNl viii @ ~
t1leG 4 Ill M
~ n. Is no koakN 81
f' Ma e 11Tr kili1k
she oMhtfao az nklta q
tntSaI& u ho ll|As Il
l1ft 3 4 nst ttn6t A6v6nkne IS &
"A lllAd aAlpl1s a - ooI1 40
xaetlsa II 1ellln.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-23

M
Evening star., 1953-04-26

7 The Home BIBLE. superbIy pro-
dueed, oversized gift edition, moe-
nificentIy illustrated with outstanding
reproductions of WiIIiom BIoke's
immortal drawings and hundreds Of
marginal decorations in mono-
chrome. Nearly 400 large (7bx
loA) beautiful pages Of clear reod-
obIe type, two-coIor end d-poper mops
Of the Holy Land, rich buckrom bind
ing stomped in gold. The King jones
text expenIy edited for modern fom-
lIy reodne, indorsed by Ieodine
bbIicoI scholors. A truly exceptional
value.
Pub. at $500 SoIe-S2.98
, EUROPE SINCE 1870. BY S. H.
ZebeI. A comprehensive ee2-poee
history, profuseIy illustrated, Of oil
the momentous changes that have
transformed Europe, from Bismorck
to the United Motions.
Pub. at $3.50 Sole-S1
} THE UNITED STATES NAVY. BY
- c. S. Alden and A. Westcott. The
exciting history Of our Navy: its
bottles and great heroes from Revo-
IutionoN doys-John Paul Jones,
Forroout, Dewey, Nimitz, ETC.
vividIy told in 476 fascinating pooes.
Illus.
Pub. at $3.50 SoIe-S1
I BIoLoGY-Its HumGn implications.
BY G. Hardin. 635 pages, profuseIy
Illustrated. The whole web Of life
man, plants and verterbrotes and
how they developed and function.
Pub. at $500 Sole-SI
Evening star., 1953-04-26

16. A SOLDIERS STORY by omor Brod-
ley. A greet eeneroI and greet
human being tells his own story of
the war in Europe with froSkk opprois-
oIs of the officers and their men,
including Potion, Montgomery and
Eisenhower. etc. 6l8 pages. mops
and photos.
Pub. at $500 SoIe-SI 40
~. MASTERPIECES OF SCULPTURE
From the Notionol Art CELERY.
Nearly so exceptionally fine gro
vure plates in a large moenficentIy
bound volume of the worlds greatest
sculpture by Rodin, Ghiberti, Dono-
teIIo, CeIlini, Verrocchio and many
other masters. With illuminating
comment by Charles Seymour, Jr.,
the noted expert.
Pub. at $o.75 SoIe-S5 90
7R. Plots Of Greet Books - CAPSULE
CLASSICS, by Borboro L. Wilson.
Expert summaries Of more thon 10 of
hstory's greatest books by Dostoy-
evsky, Melville, Cervontes, Shokes-
peore, Bolzoc and other eeniuses Of
world literature.
Pub. at $2o5 SoIe-SI
10 MlcHELANGELo-The PouIins
Chapel Freseoes, by R. de Compos.
~ brilliant color plotes Of The Con-
version Of Saul and The Crucifixion
Of St. Peter.
Pub at $500 SoIe-S2 90
2O. DICTIONARY OF WORD ORIGINS,
by }. T. ShipIey. An authoritative
reference guide TO the history and
background Of thousands Of words In
the English language, with their os-
socioted terms, psychological os we'll
os foetuoI meanings and correct
usage.
Pub. at $500 Sole-S1 90
21. THE BUSY WoMAN's COOK BOOK.
by Ann WilIioms-HeIIer. For the
woman pressed for time-boIonced
and delicious meals in 10 to 80 min
utes! Hundreds Of excellent recipes
plus complete information on nIon-
ming, marketing, storing, cooking and
serving.
Pub. at $2.e5 soIs-SI.49
Evening star., 1953-04-26

80 THE GOLD RUSH ALBUM. ed. by
Joseph Henry Jackson. The epic
story Of the. oreotest Treasure hunt
in histoy-the California Gold Rush
Of ls49-briIIiontIy depicted in 352
rare contemporary prints and Illus
trotions and exeitinne narrative text.
7h"xl1", moonificentIy printed
and bound, pictorial sIipeose.
Pub. at $1,000 SoIe-S3 80
IN ENCYCLOPEDIA. OF SEX EDUcA-
TON. The ideal reference guide for
porents, teoehers, and odolescents-
over 1900 entries covering the
biological, psychological, socioI, legal
and medical aspects of sexual de-
velopment, with the emphosis on
adjustment and on ethical approach
to sexual notters. Authoritative, up
to-dote, written by n. 6. BeioeI, Of
the National Council on Family
Relations and the Amer. Psychology
icoi Assn.
Pub. ot $4o5 Sole-S3 SO
IL WORLD HISTORY OF THE DANCE.
by Curt Sochs. A monumental
history OF the art form in all
periods of human offoirs, including
detoied explanations of solo, couple,
and group dances in all countries,
their symbolic meanings, rhythms
and melodies, their cultural inf'u-
enee, etc. With unusuol photo
illustrations
Pub. at $3.50 SoIe-SA 90
62. POCKET ENCYCLOPEDIA OF
AToMlc ENERGY. BY Frank Coy
nor. Authoritative, comprehensive
manuel with over 1000 entries.
Illus. with ehorts and diccrons.
Pub. eo $50 Sole-S2.9S
Evening star., 1953-04-26
Amerieon Arts and Antiques

NuSSsSOu NbsS 0U0 SAUusQ0SS
These beautiful volumes, handsomely
illustrated with scores Of color plates
and vivid photos give the history Of
our most popular orts and crofts and
their makers, with expert informo-
ton on collecting.
7.3. AMERICAN GLASS. BY Koth-
orine M. McCInton. Author
itotive introduction. 8 color
pIotes, scores in black and
white.
Speciol-79e
II AMERICAN RUGS. BY EsteIIe
H. Ries. From Colonial doys
to the present. 8 color plotes,
81 others in monochrome.
SpeeioI-79e
zS AMERICAN SILVER. BY
Kothyn c. BuhIer. From
eorIiest Days to the eros end.
10 color pIotes, IS others in
black and white.
SpeeioI-79e
76 EARLY AMERICAN FIRE
AKMS. by koDert ADeIS. PIS-
tolls and rifles. 9 Illustrations
in color, IS in block and white
Speciol-7oc
r. cURRIER 8 IVES. BY r. A.
Cunningham. Their colorful
history. 8 illustrations in color,
81 in black and white.
SpecioI-7oe
78. PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH
ART. BY Ruth Adams. All its
charm and beauty. 10 illus
trotions in color, II. in black
and white. Speciol-79e
SpeeioI!
All Six Volumes for $3.90!
Evening star., 1953-04-26
cHILDREN's BOOKS

SEVENTEEN TO SING. BY
6. Adsheod. Tuneful songs
for holiday occasions. Illus.
foll oees.)
oRLANDo'S HOME LIFE.
BY K. Hole. Amusing od-
ventures Of a clever cot.
Illus. In color. "a to ~
HENRIETTA THE FAITH
Full HEN. BY K. Hale. The
hoppiest hen in the poultry
world. Illus. in color. "a
to n.
JUNGLE JINGLE. BY }.
MocIsooc. The way oninols
look, with wonderful color
pictures. t3 to 81
GRANDMA. BY J. Moclsooc.
Tender and glowing tribute
to the post and old ooe.
Illus. in color. q to 81
FOR A PENNY. BY }. Moe-
lsooc. The world Of wonder
thot owoits the tiny spender.
Illus. in color. t3 to 81
THE DONKEY. BY J. Moe
lsooc. A little donkey and
the part he ployed in the
Christmas Story. Illus. In
Color. g to 6.
Evening star., 1953-04-26

f. Fsmous Flower Poinsi"S' -sov.
DUET. BY G. S. Whittet. 4e vivid,
fuIl-poee reproductions in glowing
full color OF masterpieces by Cezonne,
ChoeoII, Van Gooh, Hotisse, We:
ninek, ETC., in q Ioroe 9"xlI VA
Pub. at $4.e5 soIe-sl.eS
y A Sportsmon's Treasury - GOOD
SHoTI BY Bob, Dan, 6 Roy Hollond.
l72 exceptionally beautiful eroVure
photos and mony stories OF hunting
and fishing. Unique cIoseups Of
birds, game, fish; action photos, etc.
Handsomely printed and bound.
Pub. at $500 sole-S1.98
q SPORTS PHOTO ALBUM. Hundreds
Of closeups and action pictures OF
stor athletes in every sport with in
terestino focts on each. An exciting
book for sports lovers OF all ooes:
Pub. at So 90 Sole-SI
q MID-cENTURY AMERICAN POETS,
ed. by John Ciordi. IS major con-
Temporary poets select their own best
work: Lowell, Viereck, SchWortz.
NOkSySStT O'I0PHSI O'S'INPI 49,
IN The Gourmet's Cookbook - LOVE
~" AND DISHES, by NJ de Quottroeioe-
chi. Hundreds Of exciting, exotic
dishes from Ell Borroeho, Lndy's, Ell
Morocco, Chicoeo's Ambassador
Pump Room, the Vieux Cone in New
OrIeons and other fomous eotino
places both here ond obrood. Com
plete recipes and instructions.
Pub. at 400 Sole-S1.9S
~ PANORAMA OF AMERICAN lit
ERATURE. BY T. Withom. A unique
invaluable guide, with more thon 300
photographs and drowinos Of famous
outhors and ploywriohts from John
Smith through SondbuFo, Eliot, Hem
inowoy, Soroyon and John Hersey
thot ore alone worth the price OF the
book. Plus biographies and excerpts
from their works.
Pub. at $3.50 S0Ie-SZ.S8
10 Childbirth Through the Ases-THe
ETERNAL EVE, by Harvey Grohom.
The whole eoIorful and dramatic his
toN of obstetrics from the ancient
Eoyptons to the medicol miroces Of
todoy 500 fascinating pooes Of
primitive rituals and proctices, me-
dievoI mdwives, chorlotons, quocks,
greet pioneers, revolutionary discov-
cries, etc. Scores Of unusuoi illus
trotions.
Pub. at $1,000 soIe-S2.98
TT 10th CENTURY POLITICAL
THOUGHT, ed. by J. S. Roueek. An
oII-incIusive 65o-poee survey Of
contemporary political ideolooies,
communism, foseism, democracy, so
cioIisn, etc, clearly described and
onoIyzed by leading authorities.
Pub. at $500 Sole-$Z.9S
ID WAKE UP TO ART, by H. 6. BeieeI.
Beautifully iIIustroted with l58 full
pooe plates in color and monochrome.
Troces the development of pointing
and sculpture from prehistoric times
to the Abstroctionists
Pub. at $3.50 Sole-S1 ,98
*. Science Eietion-WoRL OF WON
DER, ed. by Fletcher Prott. Il grip
ping masterpieces Of imaginative lit
eroture by BrodbuY. Bond, Kofko,
Asimcv, kiplino and others. AS
ppoes.
Evening star., 1953-04-26
Originally priced
Beautiful Color Print Portfolios
pub. Mb to $500 SALE g.. $1OO to S.. .o8
:32 EARLY AMERICAN TROLLEY

:33 EARLY AMERICAN TROLLEY
CARS. 8 charming and nostoI-
eic color prints Of old troIleys:
the open horse car, double
decker, eobIe cor, etc. sk"x
5k", ideoI for framing.
Pub. at $3.50 SoIe-Sl
20 EARLY AMERICAN CAR
RIAGES, in Color. prints,
Sk"x5K", boxed. A chorm-
in collection of old coaches,
phoetons, borouches and "the
surrey with the fringe on top"
Pub. at $3.50
All 8 prints now-S1
an. EARLY AMERICAN FIRE EN-
GlNES, in Color. 8 prints,
Sh"x5h", boxed. Here is
choice variety Of richly
ennbeIIished fovorites in their
original coIors and construe-
tion-the 1880 Red Rover
Howard, 1855 Pearl Hose. Big
Six Americas, etc.
Pub. at $3.50
All 8 prints now-SI
d. EARLY AMERICAN AUTOS,
in Color. 8 prints, 6Iz"x5K", 8
boxed. You'll foil in love with
these antique prints the mo-
nnent you see then-you'll
frame them, hang them sineIy
or in groups. StonIey Steomer,
Model T Ford, Maxwell, etc.
49,. Pub. at $3.50
All 8 prints now-S1
~. EARLY AMERICAN LOCO
MOTIVES, in Color. 8 prints,
5h"x5h". boxed. Authentic
enqrovines Of 1.-THE Iron
Horse" and his noble brethren
especially ottroctive in group
arrangements for thot foyer,
den or office!
Pub. at $3.50
All 8 prints now-Sl
43. TOULOUSE LAUTREc'S
MOULIN ROUGE" POSTERS,
in Color. s superb siIk-screen
reproductions Of the ortists
impressions Of Porision night
life, including the famous jane
Avril, Divon Joponois, Artstide
Bruont and others. llxl4.
Pub. at $500
All 6 prints now-S2.98
H. HUMMING BIRD PRINTS, by
John Gould. Set Of s noeni-
fieent full color prints in q
1870" portfolio. A voriety
of beautiful humminq birds
perehed on deIieoteIy portrayed
flowers-onone the crownng
achievements Of the greet
ornitholoest-ortist. Reody to
fronne, perfect for all decors.
Pub. at $500 Sole-Sl.98
45 HORSES IN SPORT. BY John
Groth. An exciting set Of four
magnificent action packed
prints in glowing color Of trot-
tiers, roeine horses, polo ponies,
etc, eminentIy suitable for
ironing. l1"xl4.
Pub. at $500 soIe-S1.98
46. cHILDREN's BALLET PRINTS.
Set Of 4, in 9h"xll" port
folio. You and your children
will love and Treasure these
charming, deIicoteIy eoIored
prints. Of child boIIerinos.
They're just right for the woIs
Of the chiIdren's bedroom or
den.
Pub. at $3.50 SoIe-Sl
~ LEcLAIR FLOWER PRINTS in
Color. Six exquisite l4"xl8"
prints "a joyous, eye-fillino
variety Of bouquets in full
bloom masterpieces Of the
,-.-.-,,. floral pointers ort thot cop
ture the sunny freshness and
chorm Of Il species with
bursting realism and rodionce.
Pub. at $500 SoIe-Sl