davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-11-17
X selection Of
chlIdren's toys
So, z te' 100

1900 toys in large assortment inelud-
ing boots, dishes. Zip Hop game, pull
toys and many others.
Down Stoirs Store, Toys. North Bldg.
-. oIso Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1955-11-17
savings On gowns
and paiamas

l6o fIonneiette gowns in assortment
OF styles and eolors. Broken sizes.
Regularly $50, Now i.es
$50 pairs cotton plisse baby doll
poioHas in assorted prints. Regularly
1.99. Nov 100
Down stobs Store. Underwear
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Yemnanfs-Friday only
misses suits and coats
reduced for clearance

Is fired sGits 10 o voriety Of
first quolity fobries. Several
colors, Sizes s TO l6. Were
1895. Nov r 1900
II ioos6 wool coats in assorted
colors. Sizes 10 to Is. Were
1900. Nov 400
Down stoirs Store, coots g Suits
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Federation to Elect

The District Federation Of
Civic Associations will hold its
election of officers at meeting
at 8 pm. tomorrow in the Board
Room Of the District Building.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
remnants Friday only
1si.quaIity nyIon hose
&c., z ps''. 100

tCere I.35 and I.50
400 pairs Isl aueIisy famous
name nylon hose In several een-
stFaetions with self o. dark seams.
PropoFtionsd 10 Fif lengths. Dis.
continued coIors. Broken sizes.
500 paiFs naiseeIlsneous nylons,
some snoooed from handling.
SsveroI constructions IN proup.
Broken sizes. Were S9c TO IS.
Nov ------- 39e, ; pais 100
Down Ssoirs Store, Hosiery
Evening star., 1955-11-17
X rayon taffeia and
satin bedspreads
regularly 1929

80 one e-end -two-of-e-kind spreeds in
fIorols, stripes end solid eoIoFs. Twin
and full sizes.
so Euffled nylon eurtains, wide flow
ING ruftles. 81" wide to the poir, So"
long. ReouIorly 4.9o. Nov 3.99
soo-pisee group Of faney domessies
including 5-pieee vonity sets, cotton
seoNes, 3-pieee Ioce dolly sets, en-
broidered chair book sets. oppIiqued
guest towels. Regularly LOO. Now
98e
Down Stoirs Store, Linens and Bedding.
North Building also
New Bethesda Budget Store. 5rd Floor
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Genealogical Meeting

The National Genealogical So
ciety will meet at 8 pm. Satur-
day in the lecture room Of the
Mount Pleasant Branch Library.
Sixteenth and Lamont streets
NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
4 smart fall handbags
IL perfect 800 'ss

800 bandbsss In large selection 81
Stimulated leather and foiIle sesehels
end pouehes. Inssslass, discontinued
siyIas and samples In eveap.
Please Add i0ot Federal TAG
Down Stclrs Store, Hondboos
=. oIso New Dethesdo Budget Store
Evening star., 1955-11-17
remnanfS-Friday only
floor and table lamps

30 decorative table lomps, COM
pIete with shode. Mostly pink,
Some blue. Regularly 500. Nov,
Z for 500
IS silver finished entique-type
fIoor lamps with imported onyx
base. IS six-woy floor models and
10 three-woy bridge ionps. Were
1888. Now -- ---S.SS
Down Stoirs Store, lomps 6 Rugs,
North Building
Evening star., 1955-11-17
ysmn0nfs-FyidGy only
Fayon and cotton
undles reduced

WW B0t5Ubat SuVWM
300 pairs reyon ponsies with
nylon trim. We're 2oe. Now,
Yas9 4fss 100
100 poirs cotton puekev pansies.
Were LIS. Nov e8e
Broken sizes end styles In Iarss
sreup.
Down Stoirs Store, Underwear
Evening star., 1955-11-17
if perfect 3.20 to ,5.99
4 costume Iewelry
So, z TOO
regalarlp LOO

fegWt0rty l.UV
1000 pieces In group Of pins, neek-
leees, bracelets and eevfinss. Gold and
silver eelered mefal, many with sinsu-
lated stones. Add lo% fsdsFsl rag.
Down Stoirs Store, Costume JewelH
:. ;. also New Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1955-11-17

< mems nationally advertised dress shirts
if perfect 2.95 to 595 200
100 irregular shirts Of sonorzed broodeloth oxfords
cloth.
soft slotted regular button down. short medium regular
fused round button down. and round eyeet collar styles
in group.
white, solid eolors and potterns in sizes "a to H.
Down Stos Store Mems Furnishings New Bethesda
359 robes OF Sonorxed cotton bocode ooborne and
pods Small to extra loree Regularly 500 to 7e9 Now 4A
600 pairs cnesixe stretch socks of Honco stretch yarn
OF Dupont nyon Rib kns and fancy patterns Regularly &c.
Down stoin Store Mems Furnishings
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Juniors sweaters
if perfect S.90

800 Femoas irrssuIes swesters
Of eFlon, Aerilen. csrdisans end
pulIons In assensd eeless. Sizes -
10 40.
Down Stoirs Store. Junior Miss
Evening star., 1955-11-17
girls fIanneIeite shirts
II, 2 for 800

regularly 299
$50 plaid esstea Hannel shirts ond
pleid sinshsm sport blsusss. In seed
selection Of eelers. All first euelity.
Sizes 8 70 is.
zoo denim blue ieans with side upper
closing, Sizes to IA. lrreouIors. II
perfect l.99. Now i.S9, Z fos 800
Down stoirs Store. Girls Apparel
Evening star., 1955-11-17
seconds Of famous nyIons
II perteef LIS
So, z Tor 100

f2oo peiss syloA hose In ssveroI con-
ssruetions. Mostly dark seams in new
shades. Sizes ga 10 ~.
Down Stoirs Store, Hosiery
Evening star., 1955-11-17
remnants-Fviday only
plain and novelty belts
vs,. $50 So
80
.0ere I.sO

100 genuine leather belts in plain
and novelty styles. colovs include
black. navy, brown. red.
Down, Stoirs Store, Hondbcos
Evening star., 1955-11-17
4 doubIe-Woven Gotten
and nyIon gloves
firgf QM0Hfy,

firSf qtt0lify, ,ZS
discontinued styles
and irregMiars
400 peirs gloves from wsli-knewn
maker In classic end novelty styles.
White, bleek, beige end some eelen.
Sizes 6H 10 ms Not oelI styles IN
oil eeloss -end sizes. Some discontinued
styles. end 'iFsssulsrs 10 group.
Down Stoirs Store, Cloves Z
:. also New Beshesdo Budget Store
Evening star., 1955-11-17
remn6nfs--Fyiday only
Junior misses dresses
p.,e 1929 800
wers 1929

100 II. dresses in ploids, solid
eoiors and stripes, severoi fabrics.
Skies ] 10 IS,
800 piece group Of sportswecf
including orion or wool sweaters.
cotton or wool bIouses in dressy
and clossie styles. We're 3.o9.
Nov - i.99
Down Ssoifs Store, Junior Miss
Evening star., 1955-11-17
ysmnants--Friday only
Princess Peggy dresses
were 3.2o 'V'

100 xipper style printed cotton
pIisss dresses with flared skirt.
spomy poekess, sleeveless. Wesh-
shIe. Sizes II TO 10.
Down sfoirs Store, Buoet Dresses
Evening star., 1955-11-17
1st-quallty printed seuifs
regularly 100 So

400 pairs esstoa- printed seuffs with
feam rubber innsssele. Vevi-eeIered
prints en- white ground. Small. me-
divm and large.
Down Stoirs Store, Hosiery
also New Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1955-11-17
boys stretch belts
regularly 100

z4O stretch belts In assorted solid
eoless and weven NauItieoIov eombin-
etiens. Sizes smell, medium end large.
Down Stoirs Store, Boys Wear
80. also New Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1955-11-17
remnanfs-Friday only
misses and I
Women's dresses
800 and 500

tOPFe 6.yy ana WV
100 dresses In fell styles end
fabrics Including Feyoas, eottons,
rayoa and eeelote, taSseto snd
oshafs. Select from ssvsFel eeIoss.
PIsids end psinss.
Down Stairs Store,
Misses and Women's Dresses
Evening star., 1955-11-17
remmanfs-Friday only
girls dresses
and raincOats
.pere L.99 to 3.99

were I.99 to 3.99 80
800 pieces 10 sseup cf eppssel
Including EsbbsFissd eetten tweed
Faineoafs; eettew dresses end
sweaters, velvst hsss- sSd eetsoR
skirts. fs
Down stoirs Store cids Apporei
Evening star., 1955-11-17

irregular fanous-kams bIousss
if perfect 329 to 5.99 'Si
500 bouss group nyon wools and royon Te
lored and dresy styles White and solid eoo Sizes 81 to 3d.
500 first quality cotton blouses with short sleeves convertible
necknes Mostly solid whites and coIos Sizes 81 to 3d. Reeu
IorIy SO Now s.a.#.a l5o; for 800
s,ois Store sIojses eso Behesdo Budget
Evening star., 1955-11-17

women's iamous-nams special purchase
Women's casual shoes
i in resalG, stock S:9s and 7SS SO
500 pairs famous easuo assortment Of coors and ,e.
including wedges oofer sadde shoes Good range sizes
Down Stos Store Woens Bethesda eudoe. so.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
semnanfs-Friday only
childFen's dress or
school shoes
icere 500 and more

were jay ana more
100 pairs ehildssn's shoes. Choose
brown end white ssddie shoes,
bSewn o. red leather shoes with
one stvap, patent ieethefs fos
girls. infenss, sizes 5M 70 Q,
rhildrsn's sizes eh 70 ,. Not oil
styles In oil sixss.
Down Stoirs Store,
Children's Shoes
Evening star., 1955-11-17
remtk1MfS--FTfday OF
misses and
haIi.size dresses
were 6.yI
and m ore

i25 dresses ef cotton end reyen
in good sssetmeHt Of styles end
eeleEs. BFoken sizes.
400 lambs wool end orion blend,
lambs weel end fur bland, and
Orion eeFdisans end puIlons in
sizes "a to 40. Were 3.99 to
5,o9. Now -~----z.4s
Down Stairs Store, Sportsweor
Evening star., 1955-11-17
pique coffee coat
regularly S.99

60 striped cotton piaue eefiss eosts
with full skirts, deep peekets. COM
pIetsiy wesheble.. =.
80 sayen dresses IN half sizes. As
serted styles and eolors. Sizes l4h 10
24h. Nov --- 500
Down stoirs Store. Budget Dresses
:
Evening star., 1955-11-17
remnants fs-Friday only
welnen's casual and
dress shoes

icere f.99 NY
50 pairs easuol and dress shoes
IN en- assortment Of styies end
eoless. Broken sizes.
so pairs evening shoes In gold
and sikef-eolor kid and mesh.
Broken sizes. l.sS
Down Ssoirs Store. Woren's Shoes
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Remnants sxehangeab GOD APPROVAL mail phone

misses and Women's dresses
regularly S.99 to 1926 7WU
200 dresses foil fobes styles and eolo cosua and
dressy styles, solid eolors and prints f
Down stoin stote Misses and Wonens Dresses -
Evening star., 1955-11-17
remnGnfs--Friday only
misses FaIneoais
,Osrs 1900

rs raineoots In assorted neveIty
febries, crease and wates resist
ant. Broksn sizes. mostly u.
Down Stoirs Store. coots 8 Suits
Evening star., 1955-11-17

retnnGnfs--FridGv only
assortment winter hats
Dsre 500 to S.oo 1'S
220 wool felt, velour end Fayon
vslves hats h assortment Of styles
end eelers. -
30 Feyea vslvss hell hsss in os-
sortment Of eolors. Were 2.9o.
NOW ----------- 9Se
Down Stols Store. Millinery
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19
NL RECEIVES
} s. AND GRANTS

nd grnis for Na'nc
y totallne Si9l66 were
c.cnNN uy lhc Dcfot
o Education
~ol.ege of Medicine received
~ .ol3 from various agencies Tor
q 'eerch development ond to-
N hips. Medical School con'r.-
. ers we're. Department Of The
= n.y. 1886 for leukoderma and
v ''i1c research, us. Public
q 9Th Service. National ln'ii-
I" Of Health. S2.S92 Tor &c.
.erch iellowships and $500 for
Y m9iologY research; Max C.
Frndicr $500: The George d.
4 burn Foundation $500 and
r'arderd Electric Co.. $500 for re-
'"areh and development; $4,000
. establish The ROY FRUEHAUF
FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIP.
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dcmgS.Gsf EEi
Gil AIlI.RBO\
~ ALAN ABRAMs

These VINO attended last has
days talk 81 Marygrove College
By one Of the Midwest tore
mcsi authorities or Negro sp.fii.
uals NJ S. ANNE George sure =
are MOI going 10 forget ineir
experience Tor long while.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19
WAYNE U. SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA TO GIVE FALL
CONCERT. NOV. %

alter Poole Will direct Waync
Nffsiiv 75-piccc symphony
'.iia IN lhcu fsll concert
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19

lIf iiflt- l -
This world famous student
choral ensemble Directed by
the noted American musician.
recorded for Westminster last
William L. Dd Vsou was re-
March while they were in New
York for the United Negro col.
lege Fund C3nvocahon al ihe
Metropolitan Opera House
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19

YNE U. CLEE CLUB
JNCERT. NOV. % 10
AZURE NATIONALLY
soWN HARPEST

Phillips first hsrplsi with
aaclphia Orchestra for l6
w.ll be guest artist 81 the
Fall concert oi Wayne
Ys l09.voioe men and
giee clubs tud4Y Ne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19

TR!BUNE-sATURDAY NO
Evening star., 1955-02-25
Bill Offered 10 Preserve
Veterinarian 5 License
axa sior s.uff corra,pondani

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. 25.-Two
Montgomery County delegates
have introduced legislation in
the Maryland General Assembly
to enable a veterinarian from
GAINESVILLE to continue to prac-
tice without a degree.
The veterinarian. Charles Gar
rett Cooley. has been doctoring
animals in Upper Montgomery
County for 80 years but cannot
qualify for a license under a new
State law because he has never
received a degree from an ap-
proved college Of veterinary
medicine.
Under a bill introduced yes
terday by Delegates Blair Lee
III and Charles w. Woodward.
| jr.. Democrats. of Montgomery,
persons who have practiced vet
erinary medicine in Maryland
for 20 years would not be re-
quired to have degrees.
, Mr.. Lee said he had several
letters from upper county resi-
dents urging legislative action
to allow Mr.. Cooley to practice.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
12-F|oor Fall Traps Youth;
Wall Battered for Rescue
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-
Screaming in pain. a 20-year-old
youth was rescued today from a
narrow airshaft down which he
had plunged almost II stories IL
hours earlier.
Get me out of here" he cried
pitifully as police emergency
squadsmen battered frantically
at walls Of the shaft between the
first and second floors. They
finally freed him some three
hours after they began their
efforts.
The youth, who identified him
self as James Anderson, found
himself wedged behind pipes in
the tiny airshaft-18 inches by
S feet-after his plunge about
9 O'Clock last night.
He said a companion bent on
burglarizing the office and stor-
age building had forced him at
gunpoint to jump through a sky
light atop the building, which
they had reached by way of fire
escapes.
But instead Of landing on a
floor underneath the skylight.
he said, he hurtled downward
into black space. ri ia
Evening star., 1955-02-25
Traffic Signals Fail.
In Northwest Area

A traffic signal failure in most
of Northwest Washington puzzled
work bound motorists this
morning.
Lights at many intersections,
including much of the down.
town area, failed to function
properly. Some were flashing
and others were stuck on red or
green.
A Potomac Electric Power Co.
spokesman said the difficulty
might stem from yesterdays
early morning five-alarm fire at
709-711 d street NV, when
power at a Pepco substation
nearby was cut off to protect
flremen battling the blaze.
Another theory was that the
difficulty was in one of 13 main
switch blocks somewhere in the
city. A spokesman for the Dis
trict Electrical Division said fail
ure of one such switch block
could cause failure of those next
in line.
Motorists encountering stuck
red lights this morning drove
through them, and officials said
no tieupS developed.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
QuadrupIe Truck Crash
Kills One, Closes HighWa,
By the Assoeiaisd Press

BELLE GLADE, Fla, Feb. IS.
Three big tractor-trailer trucks
crashed 20 miles south of Belle
Glade today and a truck carry
ing 10 farm workers smashed
into a line of cars stalled by the
first accident.
At least one man was dead
and IL injured in the crashes.
Police closed State Highway q,
a main traffic artery between
Miami and the Lake Okeechobee
area, because Of wreckage strewn
over it.
Eight ambulances took the in
jured to hospitals.
Wrecking crews guided by po-
lice were attempting to remove
the dead mans body from the
wreckage and to untangle the
heavy vehicles so traffic could
be resumed. The highway pa
troll said several hours would be
required to clear the highway.
Cars were lined up for several
miles on each side Of the acci-
dent.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
House Passes Bill Urging
Easier Voting by GIs
BY the Assoei1ted Press

The House has passed a bill
recommending-but not requir-
ing-that the States have alb
sentee voting laws making it
Gays for servicemen away from
home to vote.
The measure suggests that
State laws should be broad
enough so absent GIs and their
families can register and apply
for a ballot by filling out a special
federally-printed postcard.
The Defense Department fig
ures about half the States al
ready have voting laws liberal
enough to fit the recommended
tionS.
House leaders gave priority
to the bill, which was sent to the
Senate by voice vote, so it could
be communicated to the A State
Legislatures meeting during the
first few months of this year.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
Drive Carefully,
Trooper Lectures,
Then Hits Auto
By the Asseeia,sd Press

LINTHICUM HEIGHTS. Md,
Feb. 25.-State Trooper Joseph
White lectured to the Linthicum
Heights Methodist Mems Club
last night on the dangers OF
reckless driving.
He showed the SO members q
safety film and emphasized in
his talk that 80 per cent of high
way accidents are caused by
defective drivers.
Mr.. White left but returned
suddenly.
"This; is embarrassing" he
told Frederick Lang, Il just
knocked a dent in your door,"
The safety lecturer had backed
his cruiser into the club men,
ber's car. Mr.. White made
arrangements for repairs.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
Singer Eddy Arnold
Gives 80 MHIionth
Record to Library

Eddy Arnold, the country
music exponent, presented his
thirty -millionth recording to the
Library of Congress yesterday.
The gift enriched the library's
collection of folk lore with his
renditions Of such songs as
Tennessee Waltz" "Cold, Cold
Heart" "Slow Poke" Shame on
You," "I Love You So Much It
Hurts" and others.
Mr.. Arnold, here for the Home
Show at the National Guard
Armory. was accompanied to the
library by Representatives Priest,
Murray and Bass, Democrats of
Tennessee, and Representative
Gregory. Democrat ok Kentuckys
The singer presented the re-
cording to Yerner w. Clapp.
acting librarisn.. a4d serenaded
the small assemblage, including
several library staff members,
with a live version Of "Tennes-
Bee Waltz" i at3
Evening star., 1955-02-25
MoseIey
CONTINUED From First Paqe.l

guish right from wrong" when
she killed her half-sister.
He said her accounts of "hear-
ing voices in the woods" indicat-
ed a mental unbalance.
Questioned on a reported sui
eide attempt she made, the psy-
chiatrist said II would not be
surprised if she made a suicide
attempt at any time"
But cross-examination brought
forth his opinion she is legally
sane now.
Question of Authority.
DR.. j. w. Bird of Olney was
summoned to testify on her SAN
fity. But after more than an
hour, her lawyers still had not
managed Ito qualifF him as q
legal authority on the matter.
Judges Charles w. Woodward
and Stedman Prescott then called
recess to check on Maryland
ruling on requirements Of a doc
tor testifyi1g, as m expert on
Insanity. s III g4
Evening star., 1955-02-25
Tuxes
!; B.
y
Continued From First Page }

justice for the 5low-income tax
payer of this country"
Informal and incomplete polls
showed that at least a dozen
Democrats. including seven Of
the eight Virginians, would op-
pose the proposal.
Similar unofficial soundings,
likewise subject to last-minute
revision or reversals, indicated
that between 10 and 20 Repub-
licans might swing over to the
tax cutting plan. The House has
232 Democrats and 203 Repub-
licans. Whether all will be on
hand for decisive votes this
afternoon was question worry
ing both camps.
Wrangle Seen.
Although four hours Of general
debate ended at 6 pm. yester-
day. the House seemed likely to
wrangle for some time today on
the strike-out amendment before
putting it to a vote. Still later,
there probably will be roll calls
on opposition efforts to return
the bill to the Ways and Means
Committee for rewriting, and
finally on the question of pass
age of the bill itself.
AS the House launched into
debate, the Senate Republican
leadership started build-up in
the hope Of beating the tax cut
provision If it passes the House.
Senator Bridges of New
Hampshire, chairman Of the Re-
publican Policy Committee, said
the issue was discussed at
luncheon meeting attended also
by freshman Republican Sena-
tors.
Warning that the Govern
ment's fiscal policy might be
placed in jeopardy" If the tax
cut were voted at this time. he
said he believed most Republic
can and enough Democratic
Senators will vote to kill the
proposal if it comes to the Sen
ate.
Other Taxes Involved.
Non-controversial sections Of
the bill would extend for one
year the 50 per cent corporation
income tax rate which otherwise
would drop to Al per cent on
April /, and the present excise
tax rates also due to decrease
on liquor, cigarettes, gasoline.
automobiles a nd automotive
parts,
The two tax extensions re-
quested by the Eisenhower ad-
ministration would enable the
Treasury to retain about $2.8
billion in revenue in a full year.
The $40 tax cut advocated by
the House Democrats would re-
suit in o loss of between $2.1
and $2.3 billion during a full
year. and approximately $815
million in the fiscal year ending
next June 80.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
Navy Plane Spans
u. 5. in s Hours
speeiol Di.paieh TO The Sior

PATUXENT NAVAL AIR STA
TION, Md, Feb. 25.-The worlds
fastest water-based transport,
the turbo- prop powered Convair
R3Y Tradewind, few nonstop
across the United States in six
hours yesterday.
The 80-ton Navy plane took
off from San Diego, Calf, at
4:34 am. Pacific time) for the
2,400-mile flight to Patuxent,
and 1t arrived there at 1.34 pm.
eastern time). But because Of
bad weather, there was a IL
minute delay in landing the air.
craft. The plane averaged 403
Evening star., 1955-02-25
ZAP Wirephoto.

miles an hour on the long fight
Convair pilot Don Germeraad
an engineering test pilot, flew
the big seaplane at $1,000 feet
altitude on its first cross-country
hop. His crew included John
Knebel and 1t. Comdr. w. C.
Bergstedt, co-pilots. Flight en-
gineers were r. M. Bloom, j. H
Mason and w. c. Robinson.
The plane is the first of a
series of pressurized air-condi-
toned Tradewind transports to
be delivered to Patuxent for
flight evaluation.