davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DRAPERIES

Fiber gloss droperes, pinch pleoted two lengths.
63" length, regularly l5.95. 1925: 90" length.
regularly 1875 1895
Quilted coverlets with motching droPeries, ball
fringe trim. Single or double coverlet regularly
1875. 1895. Matching 90" droperies, regularly
1926. 1926
Tailored style in nine lengths, SO" to loS". Reg
uIorIy 2.e5 to $50. $50 to 495
WGL-Curtoins and Dropenes 7h Floor
also Chevy Chase and AIexondrio
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FLOORCOVERINGS

A sturdy Apply wool twist, tightly twisted with four
individual stronds to give exceptional strength and
thicker richer pile Beige, groy, nutrio, mint
green, silver green. Widths: g, II and S.
Imported hond-hooked rugs, sizes 2x3' to l2'xl8'.
Regularly 7.o5 to 1895. SOS to 1915
Our own wool Woodiston rugs. loomed in America
in rich coIornes and patterns inspired by the Orient
Sizes 22"x4' to lO'6"xl6' Regularly 1926 to
$1,000. 1895 to 256.0O
W6L-Floorcovernos, 9Th Floor
olso Chevy Chose
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Milk gloss dresser or night tobIe lomp, condlewiek
shode, stands Il" high Regularly $50. SOS
Milk glass vanity lamps, condIewck. shade, stond
Is" high. Regularly, pair, 100. pair SIS
Hand pointed white china tobe lamp, groceful
pedestoI shape base, white Ceonese toffeto shade,
stands 26" high. Regularly 1895. 995
Bross table lamp, replica Of an old opotheeoy oil
lamp, finished in Flemish bronze. Gouze covered,
gold" foil shade, stonds IS" high. Regularly loo5:
Bristol type toble lamp, pink fromed in gold,
white CeIonese shode, stands II" high. Three-woy
switch. Regularly 24.95. 1926
Hand sewn Italian Dupponi silk shontung lomp
shades, 9 sizes and coIors. Regularly 695. $50
WGL-Lomps and Shodes, 7th Floor
:. also Chevy Chose and Alexandra
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CHINA. GLASSWARE

Johnson Bros we'll known eorthenwore in so and
53-pieee dinner sets. 1895 to 3405
CrooksviIIe 5O-piece eorthernwore dinner set in
Tiffony pottern. 1895
Imported from England square deconter of hand cut
polished gloss Regularly 1895. l405
Penny CANDY" gloss canister jors. Sizes: 3 ounces
to 5-pound Zoe to 165
WGL-Chino, GIossweor, 5th Floor
. also Chevy Chase and Alexandria
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PICTURES, MIRRORS

Plate gloss 6x48' door mirror, cooper booking.
Regularly 1000. SIS
Beautifully fromed pictures !. fIorols, portroits,
scenes and birds Regularly so to 5000.
45G OFF
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GIFTS

"Lozy Leoves" lozy susan in green, gray or Choir
treuse. Cos
Everost ice basket with troy keep foods hot and
hold ice cubes up to 10 hours ESQ
WGL-Fhe Gift Shop. 5th Floor Gifts
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WHY'S Cuts Prices
For Two IS Models
By the Associcfed Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 8.-Using a
21-city closed television hookup,
Kaiser WHY'S today showed its
1855 line of utility and passenger
vehicles to its dealers in the
United States and Canada.
Hickman Price, jr., vice presi-
dent in charge of sales, told the
dealers the civilian jeep and re-
lated four wheel-drive utility
models will be their profit line
for 1865. These models go on
dealer display tomorrow.
Announcing that Kaiser
WHY'S will have fewer passenger
car models in the lineup for
1855, Mr.. Price said two Of them
will carry sharply reduced price
tags when they are presented
publicly January 6. The new
WHY'S Bermuda, q hardtop
model, will have an advertised
delivered price of $1,795. This
is approximately $400 under the
price of the 1854 Eagle model,
which the Bermuda replaces.
The WHY'S Custom, a new
four-door sedan, replaces the
1854 Ace model. It will have an
advertised delivered price of
$1,725, about $500 under the
price of the 1854 Ace.
There will be no price change
| in the Kaiser Manhattan, also
! planned for the 1855 line.
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w the Assoeiaisd prsss

Sample newspaper editorial
comment on Senator McC1r-
thy's break Nth President
Eisenhower: b
New York Times: 81. This at
tack on the President Is ulti-
mate proof. II any more were
needed. of the folly OF all the
previous efforts Of the admins
tration to appease Mr. Me- arthy.
Whatever may develop from.
Mr.. McCarthy's denunciation of
the President, the declaration
itself Is so full of malice and dis
tortion that one can only con-
clude Mr.. Mccarthy was beside
himself when he composed the
document.
New York Herald Tribune: !.
Conceivably he Senator Nc
Carthy) may go on to some
desperate attempts to form
a third party, but the STRAIT
egg behind the statement
appears more to be one of des-
peration-the last outcray Of q
reckless and defeated man j.
This extremism, naked and UNI
abashed, must surely meet firm
reaction even from those who
have hitherto been Senator Nc
Carthy's supporters. Any who
choose to go with him from here
on will have to know that they
tread a dangerous path that
leads to demagoguery, to. the
undermining Of democratic in
situations and to tyranny.
Baltimore Sun: Senator
Nc arthy's denunciation
achieved the purpose he had
| chiefly in mind. It got him his
headlines. But it also provided
additional evidence in support
of a belief which has been creep
ing into the minds of many
Americans. Senator Mccarthy
is driven by a strangely illogical
compulsion, one not wholly I'M
| precedented in history. It Is
the compulsion which drives
men to self destruction. Senator
Mccarthy has not yet wholly
destroyed himself. But he has
moved a long way toward that
end.
Atlanta Constitution: :. Once
again this man Senator Nc
Carthy). of great ego and vanity,
this man whoaputs himself and
his own poisonous ambition
above welfare Sof his own coun-
try, has revealed the true Nc
/ Carthy-and the sickness which
has become a cancer in the po-
/ litical life stream of the Nation
/ McC arthyism..
| Look well, America-the Nc
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Mccarthy Attack on President
'Stirs Sharp Editorial Comment

Carthy cancer must be surgicaliy.
excised by our votes and our
opinion-or the decline and fall
Of this Nation are inevitable.
Cleveland Plain Dealer: u.
The record of the Eisenhower
administration for prosecuting
Communists and invoking, de-
naturalization and deportat ton
| proceedings against suspected
subversives Is a complete refuta-
ton Of McCarthy,s charge and
an exposure Of its righteousness.
Philadelphia Inquirer:
Whatever the reason for Senator
McCarthy's outburst. it has its
welcome feature in at last bring
ing out into the full light Of day
what had been an undercover but
incessant campaign Of sniping
and sneering at the Eisenhower
administration. Senator Nc
Carthy has made his bitter hos
tility to the President mani
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fest. &. In his reference TO the
Red China situation Mccarthy
lis. Of course. making o play to
(senator William F.) KnoWland
and endeayoring to extend and
solidify the differences between
the Senate Republican leader and
the President.
San Francisco Chronicle: SEN
ator McCarthy's performance
/. was vile, outrageous and In
character. His right to be
numbered In the ranks of the
Republican Party 80. Is voided.
His mask is of. He has read
himself out Of the forum of two
party politics. His next obvious,
foreordained step Is to pick up
his shabby banner and rally the
fanatic Mccarthy Firsters into
an ephemeral mob and. after a
momentary furry in the stream
Of American history. sink into
oblivion.
The Nashville Tennessean: -.
Nothing new in the below-the-
belt blow save that the voice
! from the sewer Is now directed
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yer: Senator Mccarthy acts as II
he were determined to isolate
himself entirely. not only from
the majority Of the Republican
Party, but even from the friends
who fought to exonerate him
from the censure recently voted
by the Senate -. The Senator
has imputed to honorable men
motives for which he knows
there is no scintilla of founda-
ton. He has not made Q case.
He simply has blown his stack.
Chattanooga News-Free Press;
The important issue Is not
whether it was good or bad for
Senator Mccarthy to speak out,
but whether the things he said
have validity. And unfortunately
they do.
Senator Mccarthy charged
the President with congratu.
lating Senators who hamper
"the exposure Of Communism"
while putting up a \"shrinking
show of weakness" toward Red
Chinese who are "torturing and
brainwashing American uni
formed men," The President Is
guilty on both counts.
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Foreign
Continued From First Page.)

said, would benefit the United
States.
The President said he also
knows that a balanced budget is
good for the country. But he
mentioned that there also is a
question of how high taxes could
go and still be good for the
country. He said, for example,
that sometimes reduction of
taxes would so stimulate bust
ness that total revenues would
be greater.
The President summed up by
saying that he did not think he
could reconcile his mutual
security program and the un-.
balanced budget except In the
terms that he had just given.
Reds Morally Wrong.
On other foreign policy prob
lens, Gen. Eisenhower said:
l. The Chinese Communists
are morally wrong in holding
American airmen as spies. He
commented when. told that the
Chinese Reds were saying that
they never signed q Korean
armistice and therefore could
not be charged with violating
the agreement even though they
held captured American airmen
on charges Of espionage. Gen.
Eisenhower said the Reds might
be arguing a technical point
that has no application in the
moral field. Morally, he said,
the situation is as clear as 1t
can be.
2. His atoms-for-peace pro-
posal, made just one year ago
today, has progressed consider
ably although obviously not rs
much as he had expected and
hoped when he outlined the pro-
gram to the United Nations. He
said he had asked Secretary of
State Dulles, however. to publish
a record Of what has been done
to further the program during
the last year.
3. He needs some oneas an
administrative assistant on for
eign policy. He added that no
definite decision as to who
should fill the job has been made
but that there will be an an
nouncement at the proper time.
The New York Times reported
| today that Gen. Eisenhower viii
appoint Nelson A. Rockefeller
former Assistant Secretary OIL
State for Latin American Al.
fairs. TO the post.
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bate. But Mccarthy weakens his
position decidedly when he takes
In too much territory and In
wolves foreign policy in his quar-
rel.
The Buffalo Courier-Express:
Mccarthy, club in hand. facing
Eisenhower, is less dangerous
than Mccarthy. knife in hand
at Eisenhower's back.
Neither the President nor, we
believe. a majority of the Amer
lean people. can forgive or forget
cCarthy's outrageous charge
that Gen. Eisenhower urges
patience. tolerance and niceties
to those who are torturing Amer.
lean uniformed men," If you
want to realize the full con.
temptibility of McCarthy's mis-.
representation of the President
just compare the World War Z
records of the two men.
Hartford Comm Courant;
Any one who wondered whether
the censure vote was going tc
change Senator Mccarthy now
has his answer.
Rocky Mountain News, Den.
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ut the Republican President !.
fortunately, no amount Of Nc
Carthy vilification can weaken
Mr.. McCarthy's position as q
patriot ", Something DEFINITE
has been achieved. however. by
Mr.. McCarthy's discordant
swan song In the pursuit Of
his disgraceful career. he not
only has hit bottom: he has gone
completely through It. And there
in the slime. he can be expected
to remain.
Newark IN. - Star-Ledger:
Senator Joseph r. Mccarthy is
UNDERSTANDABLE resentful Of
President Eisenhower's public
commentator of Senator Wat
kins. but he takes in quite a bit
of territory in his omnibus at
tack on the Presidents domestic
and foreign handling Of the
Communist problem. Nc
Carthy has every right to retail
ate in the free-for-all that has
been raging about him in the
Senate, and the White House
does not remain sacrosanct If 1t
/ injects itself into this ugly de-
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The Clothes Mart
Mems Weerb
1921 Q. Capitol S. Sc. 10. S-6OS4
Darling Dress Shop
lwomen's Wearl
100 9Th st Sc. IL 4-3600
Grand Paint & Hardware
paints. Hardware, Housewares. Etc.l
22s Penna. Ave. Sc. III. 6-6S93
Handles Dept. Store
280S Good HOPE Rd. Sc LU l-33s3s
Kreger's Dress Shop
90. Ladies, wesrins AppareD o.e.
NaylOr Kiddie Land
2s28 Alabama Ave Sc. LU 1880
Naylor Rexall Pharmacy
prescriptions. Cosmetics. Giftsl
5000 Naylor Road Sc. LU. 2-26O0
Sandy Sue Riddle Shop
(Children's Wear Shop
1889 savannah St, S.E.
6 Elmira 81. S.W 10. 3-4111
Schwarzman'S Mems Shop
featuring National Brand Clothes
for Mem
4O5 9Th st. Sc. Ii. 4-964S
The Suit Shop
Mems Clothingl
eos penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. S-433S
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Viers Mill Hardware
.iOrsn g'3n to 600; Sundays
0.30-i :30
viefs Mill Shopping Center 10. e-38SS
q %%4H%%%&%%%%AA&A%%A%AS&%%4
: w. HyattsUille, Md. ;
SaAAA&~NAA%%%NA%N%%NNAANAA

C, & w Sport Center
(Sporting Goods e. Xmas Toys)
Queens Chapel Shopping Center
3C26 Hamilton St. AP. 7-121S
Children's Shop
fChildren's Wearl
3108 Queens Chapel Rd. WA. T-2640
CARROTS Dress Shop
Especially shopl
1908 Hamilton st. .UN, 4-6S3I
Glen Lyle Fashions
Ladies Ready-to-Wearl
340S Hamilton 81. WA. 7.l4SS
The Henrietta Shop
Nationally Advertised Ladies' App.l
3028 Hamilton st. UN. 4-9SO0
LebOw's Riddles Wear
tShoes, Infants and Children's Wear,
Queens Chapel Shopping Center
Sl02 Hamilton st. UN 4-s31S
Mel-Ron Fabric Shop
5i20 Queens Chapel Road UN. 4-7els
Suburban Shoe Shop
tPoll Parrot shoesl
Queens Chapel Shopping Center
S11a Hamilton 81 UN. 4-97Ss
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Shopping Center
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Barnett Fashion Shop
.sls ,4.h d 4 NV AD0arsbb 30. 1880
Beyda's
sli sDGIz4s sS e. NV enildrsn a. ~ssasa4s
Crosby Shoe Stores
featuring Mary Jane Shoes
Ida Seigel
sess p4ss AppssFs and A AS
Irving Music g. Radio
Records-Music--R
Photography
Irving Shop, Inc.
3I12 I4th 81. NV AID, 4-lsO4
KraSner'S
.eao 14.a irs Il. NV. ApDaFfb5lE 81. aires
Levitan's Mems Wear
suSs IAN 81. INV. 60. 5-iis4
Perry Nelson
f Rs,. icy, z.s g. NV no. s-s''s
.,oa ,.. Ins Z. s.E ra'niosHsS , ,..,se
The Sally Shops
sss4 l4t Sss u wv 's'n'0aaiD AZ. 4.ssse
Wolpe Jewellers
SAGA rStS 81. NV. CO. S.ol1s
xS>~>\%SAse>%>>>ssS%%ssss>$
5 Other Northwest 5
{ Areas {
+ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bellies Dress Shoppe
.s,, t assai;fs a. RsaS NJ Ra ss.eo
Bowman Motor Sales
1880 s S.sss. z,: s' NV s r. $4,000
Dolls e. Danes
s4.. o.. ,ssni z4s s HgRaffas,a .4s4s
Handley Motor Co.
ss.s cs sSss s Ave. ~ 'ryfiizs' $1,000
Lad Il LasSie Shop
,sio pt Gas:,.s.s ss " az sRDssE:s!s ss
Meyers Shop
Gadies wearing Apparel,
3O6l M Sc. NV. AD. 4-2741
MT. Vernon Cycle d
Sport Shop
601a Wisconsin, Ave- NV EN-. S-762A
Peake Motor Company
tDe soto-Plymouth sales & Ssryicel
45OS Wisconsin Ave. NV. EN-. $4,000
Royal Motors, Inc.
tChrysler- Plymouth Sales q servics)
n III m. A.22llN M.
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A~,AAN%%As%%>~A<%s%A%%%%<%>;
s Rockville, Md. s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Abode Hardware Co.
Open Sunday. 10 til
W Middle Lane PO 2-6i46
Greta Stevens
tWomen's WEAR
3 N. Washington Sc 20 2-4f9S
Jaye's BOOtery
tShoes for the Family
100 Commerce Lane Pc. 2-6Sl4
Medley & Co.
Jewellers Watchmakers Opticiansl
eco East Montgomery Avenue
Pc. 2-4555
NOrman's Youth World
fThe Store For Childrenl
: 4 N. Washington st. PO. 2-6232
WOrth's Dept. Store
(Women's & Mems Ready-to- Wesr)
e. Montgomery & Fayette s..
20 2-3474
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Bendall Motor Sales
1928 FTIns. 81, Sales q ss65y ~. s.,soo
Fagelson Hardware &
T0yland
topen- til o Every Night,
1311-I5 King st. ri. 9-94s4
Herby's, Inc.
anna Ir9Td Sales and serx,sss o,,.
Lees Riddle Shop
700 '1 Kins :, & children' ny E's s-as,,
Linda Lee Shoppe
Ladies' Apparel and Accessories, also
a sDecRsl,i ah IN TAN Womsns Eas alsis
Market Tire Co., Inc.
tTires. Batteries and Seat CoverO
$500 'ene re e. Sss;' Highway
Ladies' Ready-to- Wear-speciai
100 Kins Sc. Kl. e-023o
Priscilla Fashions
Madies. Apparel and AccessortesI
hah''hs iV ~. ss ssHsP'ns 's"'s
Rosenberg's Dept. Store
!op k iS, Men, r. Women T eh sssa
Singers jewelers., Inc.
!Resi Jewelers. Amer Gem sSc nsX1
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Is Arlington, Va. :
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Alma Shops
feminine Accessories d sportswearl
3I66 Wilson Blvd. IA. 5.S37s
Curtain & Drapery Shop
Custom Slip Covers a prapsriss!
1915 Wilson BLVD. IA. 2-4S4S
Father & Son Shop
Mems Mems, 4 BOYS ciothinp ....
Handles Dept. Store
2619 Columbia Pike IA. s.l1f9
The Hub Mems Shop
Mems Clothing b Furnishingsl
1880 NJ Highland St. IA. 1898
Lady Hamilton
ladies Ready-te-wesrl
24O6 Columbia Pike IA. $3.50
Morris B00tery
S. a s:S. s sssi' for III j. r :sqg
SaltZ F Street
Mems Clothing d Furnishingsl
I11S N. Highland "A. 7-95O0
Staley's Mems & Boys Shop
Mems Clothing. d Furnishingsl
$50 N. Glebe Road IA. 2-S24S
The Wardrobe
tWomen's wsarl
3Is1 Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000
Wynn's Feminine Apparel
Shops
$A%S%S~%s%%~As%s~%$S%>%sN~x
s Falls Church, Va.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Alma Shops
twomen's Wear q Shoes for the
1873 8. wash.nrton ii. yE. s-sss.
r. B. Clark Motor Co.
(Chrysler- Plymouth Sales q Service.
824 s. washington Sc. 5E. 3-I100
Greta Stevens
twomen's weafl
2O7 W. Broad 81. JE. 2.12is
Jefferson village Hardware
61Ols Arlington Blva. il. 2.13SS
Juvenile Fashions
foutfitters to Children from Birth
s4ss AriinEtsp Blvd %. a-a44s
kr0Sin Kasuals
twomsa's APP. Acknowledgements s;.:gp
6437 Arl Blvd. JE. 4-0044
Lord Fairfax Clothier
fAQ n RrnnA ~ tn 9-40An
winston Shopping Center IL. $500
Rogers Toy Shop
(Willstop shoppins centerl
64s5 Arlington Blvd. JE. 2-34ss
Shirts Ladies Shop
Ladies' Ready-to-Wearr
6f09 Arlington Blvd. il. 4-0044
Staley's Mems b
Boys Shop
sos ...sPsIs r Asy'rsi''d Rras sass,.
Town & Country Ladies shop
B12 Leesburs Pike il 3-fs6o
Wynn's Feminine
Apparel Shop
$50 w. Broad 90. "a. 1890
The Yarn d Fabric Center
GAIT Ariinsten Blvd. u. s-966s
<sss~%s%%s~%sA%s%sssA<ssss%
: Ann0ndale, Va.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bergen's Mems Shop
Next Door to Pest Once JR. 4-4706
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| Vienna, Va.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Buddy's Style Shop
tNationaily Known Mems Wear
Maple Avenue Dunkirk S-s1le
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Sacks Mems Wear
Nationally known .Brandsl
,5a32 Annspoiis I'd. wa. 7-3iOe
Tippett jewelers.
Jewellery, Watches q Giftsl
4S15-A Annapolis Road. WA. 7-1252
Waters Shoes
(Natioal Brand Shoes for the Family
Prince GeSrse Shopping N Center INS5oo
<ss,sss~~%Ns%<>s%%A~%>>%~~%<
s College Park, Md.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
College Park Paint &
Hardware
tGarden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tackled
1850 Baltimore Ave. UN. elias
Nelson Motors
80 !studebaker Sales and Service sso.
1918 Baltimore Ave. UN. 4.S6OO
Standard Pontiac, Inc.
Pontiac sales and Service,
1l2H Baltimore Ave. AP. 7-42S2
WOlpe jewelers.
1915 Baltimore Avenue UN. 4-O444
S~AA%%%~Ns$ss~%s%S%s>~sN>N$
5 Coral Hills, Md.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Coral Hills Firestone Store
4,s E ms4iSa1e PRE-. % sssoo
Coral Riddle Shop
Infants q Children's WEAR
4510 Marlboro Pike 10. S-7097
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
& East RiUerddle, Md. I
+ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ben Mar Children's Shop
Tots to. Teens
Sun Dial Shoes
1904 EAmOnston Ave. WA. 7-6600
PatFiCk'S Pharmacy
ssso Edm oss 'i Ave tn s-aI4I
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: HyattsUille, Md.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Deit7 Dept. Store
tshoes- Wearing Apparel for the
GAiiatin 3 Balto Ave-. wa. 7-SD08
Gloria Fashions
tWomen's q Children's Shops
1915 Baltimore Ave. WA. 7-00I6
| s4b1 Annapolis Road UN. a-1104
Justine Nicholson
OldsmObile
500 Baifimors ave. Ar. 10000
Quality Shop
1913 Baltimore Ave.
G ksss,.' w sas'' AZ AZ: . .-ssss
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SilUer Spring, Md.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A q A Hardware Co.
itsPRED SATIN PAINTl
s441 G eosai sa Awe. ~ y ~. s-5sIo
Boy's-Ville Boys Shop
Ioutfttins Boys Is Our Businessl
$500 Georgia Ave- JU. z-T517
Bradley's
!. sclothiers and Haberdeshe..s,! an.
S340 Georgia Ave. JU. b-4O@0
Capitol Appliance Co.
$50, ss .psl.i. as. . T'lsv iH ss4oo
Capitol Motor Co.
packard Sales & serviceD
82S Philadelphia Ave. JU. $4,000
Darling Dress Shop
sO32 New Hampshire Ave.
langley Park HE 4-30SS
GlOria'S
ladies Sportsweai & Lingeriel
$3.50 Georgia Ave. IU 9-6262
Kopy Kat
1907 s .ss.f. 1 Essa'-T0-Tffii !s.ssss
Langley Mems Wear
500 New Hampshire Ave. HE. 4-SOi0
MATT UgenS
ladies Ready-to- Wear
1861 Fenton st. JU. S-l160
Montgomery Hardware
housewares. Paint & Hardwarel r.
8545 Georgia Ave. JU. 9.55S0
Mt. Vernon Cycle &
Sport Shop
1928 Georgia Ave. 10 6-3232
Nan Richards
Dresses. Suits. Coats. Spor.swearl
$685. sColesvilie ROAD JU b-6S2S
Paylner & Phillips, Inc.
(Auto Tops and Seat Gayers--
Auto Painting and Body Work.
1880 Ripley Street 10. S-37S7
The Quality Shop
tJuvenile q Adult Furniture & Toys
S429-33 Georgia Ave. u. 0-S52o
Robert S. Thomas
(Guns. Binoculars, Evinrude Out
board Motors Archery
S4O2 Fenton st. JU. B-3030
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-08
Cheese Center

TORONTO. Seventy-five per
cent OF Canada's cheese produce
ton comes from Ontario.
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I Shopping Area
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
English Pomeroy
Corset Shop
tcorsets and Brassieresl
t540 Conn. Ave. NV. NO. 1-21e0
Evalyn's
t55S Conn, Ave. NV no 2-s97s
Farnswofth- Reed, Ltd
SIS i iH'a 81. Nv aa0efofSsaasf sS.,soe
The Harmony Shops
(Reeords, Sheet Music. phonographs)
SAIL Conn. Ave. NV EM. 3-3H7i
Jacque-Lynn
millinery q Distincticnl
1919 Conn. Ave. NV. AID. 2-SO14
Jean Matou, inc.
f149 Gem. Ave. NV. Ma. s-273S
The Jenny Shop
1928 Conn. Ave NV. 81. s-i7ss
Joan Roberts
80. Ladies, Resdy-so-wssr, ....
hEVU GOMmt hVE. NV "a O~B0s0
Oneida Jewellers
(Jewelry, Watches. Diamends. 1te.l
COS l7th g. NV MA. S-36S9
RObinson's
(Wonien's Ready-to- WEAR
1889 Conn. Ave. NV. NO. 7.SS63
Shoe Fair Inc.
Ladies' Better Cancellation Ghoesl
lore Conn. Ave. NV. Elk. 3-0687
Ted Lewis Restaurant
"Just Wonderful Food"
1856 Conn. Ave.
Reputed for Popular Priced
Full Course. Quality Dinners
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Befhesda-
Chevy Chase, Md.

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5 Chevy Chase, Md.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Adler and Mandel
tAuto Seat Covers b Tops,
1909 W0odmont Ave. OIL. 4.T001
Airport Book Shop
90 Wisconsin Circle OIL. 4.OS0O
Beyda's
tChildren's Apparell
Wisconsin Ave at Western OIL. 6-8422
Curtain & Drapery Shop
Custom Slipcovers g. Draperiesl
1899 Wisconsin Ave, OIL. 2-4446
Fortuna, Inc.
luggage g. EsathergoodsJ
i2O2 wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4-2S3S
Icons Mems Shop
Civilian Clothes a. uniformsl I
1894 Wisconsin Ave, OIL. 2-1553
MOnty's Kiddieland
tChildren's Clothing. Toys. Furniturel
1917 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4-6142
Ray KO0ntz Mems Wear
Mems Clothing & Haberdasheryt
s426 Wisconsin Ave OIL. 2-0590
Singers jewelers., Inc.
,Reg. jewelers.. Amer. Gem Society
S420 wisconsin ave. Oh. 4eOU0U
Vicar Ca mera b
Hobby Shops
~ Wisconsin Circle. OIL. $4,000
1899 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. s-1S21.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
David's Style Shop
(Women's q Children's Wearl
1901 Annapolis Road AP. 7-13Si
Larry'S Mems Shop
mems Clothing q Furntshingsl
1897 Annapolis Ro1d IVA. -O40e