davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04
PIeven Renunciu
Formur Gobierno

PARIS. mayo 3-(UP).-Confu-
sion y tenor poi Ell future de la
democracla parlamentaria en- Fran
cia acosan hoy a los dirigentes de
todas las facciones politicas con la
exception de los mas extremistas.
La causa Immediate de esa situa-
cion fue Ell anuncio de Rene Pie.
ven, al P"esidente Rene Coty, de
que abandonaba su intento de for
mar nuevo gobierno.
Coty no acepto la renuncia, pc
70 no Sc sabe con certeza 81 Pleven
podra continuar con sus esfuer-
EOS. Pleven centrista y norteame-
ricanista fue condenado al fracaso
por los Socialistas, ell mas podero.
so de los. partidos politicos no CO.
munistas
Los socialistas hicieron saber
que votarian por Pleyen como Pre-.
sidente del Consejo, pefo que Sc
negarian a p%roporcionar minis.
tros para su gabinete o ell de cual.
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04

de Abogados, en- pro de una solu-
clon incruenta de la crisis institu-
cional de la Republica, ha sido ca
lificada de subversiva por los per-
soneros del Regimen y en- SUI virtud
Sc me persigue, no obstante haber-
Sc deJado sin efecto la orden de
detencion librada por los Tribuna-
les.
La s~ituacion que dejo expresada
me plantea I'm dilema: abjurar de
mis- ideas o adoptar la posicion de
beligerante. Lo he resuelto a favor
de Cuba. Ell cuadro desolador que
ofrece la Nacion 10 reclama con
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04

tos PreSldenclaleS de la RepuDll-
ca Arabe Unida declare, en- una
entrevista difundida por la Ra-
dio Ell Cairo, que ell estado jul
dio es un instrumental de agre-
sion militar y economical.
Sus palabras han sido considera-
das paft;cularmente significativas
por los observadores politicos, en-
vista de las noticlas de Moscu Sc
gun las cuales ell Presidente Canal
Abdel Nasser esta tratando de To-
grar ell apoyo ~sovietico para las
reclamaciones arabes, sobre Pales-
tina.
Rifaat dijo quo Ia ayuda econo-
mica norteamericsna a Israel es
uno de los princlpales factories que
-(Pasa a la Pagina 10)
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04
LA VIA BLANCA

Ell Ministerio de Obras Publicas
jnform6 que en- breve tempo sera
terminate ell tramo final de la Via
Blanca, que va desde La Habana
hasta la playa de Varadero. Sc
agrego que ell tramo tiene una ex-
tension de So Kilometres y es ell
que va desde la Boca de Jaruco
hasta la bahia de Matanzas, siendo
Ell de mas dificil construction de la
via desde Ell punto de vista de la
ingenieria por los puentes que ha
ha sido necesario contruir y las d.
ficultades topograficas de la region
que atraviesa. Igualmente Sc EXPIRE
so que en- los cruces con otra carrie
leras Sc han evitado los pasos a nj
vel, para lograr el objective de que
sea una via rapida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04

la antigua tarifa del arancel. Tam
bien Sc nego a acceder a la solicit
tud de que Sc extendiera despues
del rs de abril, ell plazo para i'm
portar merrancias al amparo del
anterior regimen arancelario ale
gando que en- ess fecha vencieron
los efectos legales de la del IA
de Mario de 1885.
COSECHA DEL TABACO
Con ell Ministro de Agriculture
Sc reunieron representatives de los
cosecheros de tabaco del Fondo de
Estabilizacion Tabacalera, Y de la
Comision de Defensa del Tabaco
Habano, informandose luego que
Sc habia acordado congelar la CO.
secha del presente ano, para evitar
que un aumento en- la production
deprima los precios en- perjucio de
los cosecheros.
CUBA EN- NUEVA YORK
La Sra. Florence P. Smith. espo-
Sa del Embajador norteamericano
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04
Foster Dulles en- Dinamarca

COPENHAGUE, Mayo 8.
(UP). = Ell Secretario de
Estado n-orteamericano, John
Foster Dulles, llega hoy aqui
para realizar ura ser5e de
re%uniones con los Ministries
de Relaciones Exteriores de
los paises de la OTAN, que
los diplomaticos europeos es-
peran senalara otro paso en-
ell canine hacia la reunion
de jefes de gobierno.
Dulles llega para asistir a
la reunion de cancilleres de
la OTAN que comenzara aqui
ell lunes. La reunion ha CO.
brado mayor importancia de-
Dido a los esfuerzos que Sc
hacen para concertar una
conferencia de jefes de 60
bierno con los sovieticos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04

sus primeras eIecciones presiden.
ciales en- ocho amos.
Una docena de oficiales de la po-
lieia y de la policia militar Sc ha-
'llan detenidos, a la espera de com
parecer ante I'm Consejo de Cue
que los iuzgara, pero Ell jefe de
la revuelta, coronel fernando Fo-
zero Gomez, sc encuentra asilado
en- la Embajada de Ell Salvador.
La Junta Militar, reunida anochs
con ell Consejo de Ministries, acor
do s%uspender temporalm ante ell de.
srecho ae habeas corpus a fin de
poder ps;acticar arrestos por sim.
(Pasa a la Pagins 13)
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04
Ola DE LAS MISIONES

Ell Nuncio Apostolico de Su San
tidad Ell Papa Monsenor Luis Cen
tos formula una exbortacion a TODD
FL Catoliclsmo cubano para que
contribuya a la colecta nacional
que Sc efecturara hoy domingo en-
todas las iglesias de la republica,
al celebrarse Ell dia de ais Misiones
Parroquiales, destacando la impor-
tancia de las mismas en- la extern
sion de ia fe catolica en- Cuba.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04

rio de Sesiones Congressional Re-
cord), Porter afirmo que cualquier
intento para convertir uno cual-
quiera de esos territories en- un
Estado Libre Asociado Common
wealth. seria Unconstitutional.
emeninORl {
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04
Intentona SediGosa
en- Bogotd Forta|eee
de Gobierno

BOGOTA. mayo 8. -(UP)-Co-
lombia gozaba esta manana de abb
soluta tranquilidad, "a horas des-
pues de la abortada rebellion de la
politica militar y "a horas antes de
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04

WASHINGTON, mayo 8. (PU).
= Ell representante Charles O..
Porter (D.-Oregon) ha expresado
al Congreso que quien trate de
-organizar a Alaska y Hawaii a ina
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04

LA HABANA, Cuba, mayo 8. -
(Por radiotelefono)-Los Magistra-
dos de la Audiencia de La llabana,
doctores Juan More Benitez y Jorge
A. Cowley, Ell Juez de Primera ms
tancia del Oeste doctor Felipe L.
Luaces y ell Juez Municipal Suplen-
te, doctor Juan Francisco Rodri-
guez Soriano, ambos de La Habana,
fueron instruidos de cargos poi ell
Magistrate de la Sala de 10 Con-
tencioso doctor Augusta Vidaurreta
en- Ell expediente de separation de
Sus cargos que Sc les sigue.
Anteriormente Sc sigui6 expe-
diente de separation a los Magis-
trados doctores Juan Exposito Ca
sasus, Alfredo Herrera Estrada y
Fernando Alvarez Tabio, Presiden-
ties respecticamente, de las SaEas
Primera y Segun-
da de 10 civil Y
3HN Segunda de 10
Criminal de la
Audiencia d e
La Habana, y contra cl Magis-
trado de Ia Sala Segunda de 10
Civil, doctor Enrique Hart Ramf-
rez, actuando como jueces instruc-
torres los Magistrates del Tribu-
nal Supreme, doctores Mario Qui-
ros Macias Y Raul Lopez Ibaiez.
A estos Magistrates sc les inicio
expediente por la firma de un do
cumento en- que expresaron que
solicitaban medidas para salvaguar-
dar la acci6n de la justicia Y pi-
dieron jueces especiales en- causas
por muertes violentas con fecha s
de mario.
Fueron acusados de haber indu-
cido a otros firmantes del docu-
mento para que Sc adhirieran al
mismo y pidieron ante los jueces
Instructors la prueba testiffcal de
que Sc citara a los demas fir
nantes para que declararan 81 ha-
bian sido inducidos a la firma por
ellos, pero la peticion fue dene-
gada.
Entonces, los doctores More Be-
nitez, Cowley Luaces y Rodriguez
Soriano, %elevaron a los jueces ms
tructores Yin documento senalando
que habian firmado espontanea-
mente Ell %documento, por 10 cual
Sc inicio Ell expediente contra ellos
tambien.
: SOLICITAN EXENCIONES
Distintas empresas han solicita-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04
Ministro Egipeio Dice Israel no
LENA Requisites Para Ser Estado

Ell CAIRO. Mayo 3. -(UP)- I'm ministro egipcio declare ano-
che, que Israel no nena los requisites para la formation de un
estado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04
LA REFORMA ARANCELARIA

La Comision de la Reforma
Arancelaria dicto una resolution
disponiendo q las mercancias que
hayan sido importadas hasta ell 26
de abril pasado, pagaran los dere-
chos aduansles correspondence a
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04
POr WILLIAM

conferencia de Ministries de Re-
l~aciones Exteriores que, a SUI vez,
senalaria la feehs y otros deta-
lies de la reunion de jefes de es-
tado.
"Las tres pOtencias no han
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04

gen de Puerto
Rico es "falso
o esta NAL in
tornado.
En- una de-
claracion inser
tada en- ell Dia-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04

LAS PRUEBAS ATOMICAS.-A la carcel de Honolulu fueron a
parar, Albert Bigelow (centro) photo del veIero Golden Rule" y
SUI compahero, William Huntington Gzquierda). Intentaron nave.
gar en- SUI pequeha embarcaci6n hasta dentro de la esfera de &C..
cHn de las pruebas at6micas, en- sehal de protesta contra los ex.
perimentos nucleares. Los conduce q IA prisi6n 81 asuacil fede.
raj Charles Geflaeh tdereehaa. NoAo UP.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04
Il TEMPO
Ell TEMPO

Buen tempo ell domingo,
cou alguna probabilidad de llu-
Was mananeras. Temperatures,
en- los 81 grades F. Vientos
frescOs del Este.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04
CIAITEcIc
IBEROAMERIcA en-
DIN l E0I0
ESPERAN NO Sc AUMENTEN
TARIFAS SOBRE Ell ARROZ

WASHINGTON. Tres legisla.
dores de Louisiana dijeron al en-
bajador cubano en- esta capital, que
esperan que ell gobierno cubano NO
aumentara las tarifas sobre ell
arroz norteamericano.
Los senadores Allen J. Ellender
y Russell B. Long y ell representa-.
tie T. A. Thompson, todos democra-
tas, hicieron saber sus puntos de
vista en- una nota al Embajador,
Nicolas Arroyo Marquee.
Los legislatures manifestation,
que las oudiencias publicas que
realiza ahora ell gobierno cubano
"podrian resultar en- la imposition
de tarifas mas atlas sobre ell arroz
norteamericano'. Louisiana es un
Estado arrocero de Estados Unldos.
La nots dice que los legislatures
de Louisiana esperan que ia armo-
MIA" en- ell concrete arrocero cuba
no-norteamericano continuara So
bre los actuales terminus.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04
ASOCIACION LATINA DE
TRANSFORMATIONS AEREOS

LIMA. -(UP)- Qued6 creada
aqui la Association Latinoamerica-
ma de Transportadores Aereos, in
tegrada por ocho companies de
(Pasa a la Pagina 10Y
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04
%Instruyen de Cargos a Jueees Por
SoIieitar Medidas Que Sa|vaguarden
la Acei6n de Ia Justicia en- Cuba
Serie de IrasIadc Y Nombramientcs de Nuevs Magistrates
de Teros = soHeton Benhdos de ExadonA oneAodo.- Dedoodones del Doctor
cu San Martin. = No Hond Nvevu convoenoiaa Ekdones> = oMw Nohcos Lmporunte

Repo1ii6n de Tierus. : Sohehon Benefcios de Exenci6n AronaAoro. = De
crou Son Manhn : No Habrd Nvevo convoeotoria q ELeeiones. = otrus
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04

MembFs De IA Seeiedad
~lRieFamefieaNa De pFeasa
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04

La Sra. Florence P. Smith, espo-
sa del Embajador norteamericano
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
CONTINUED,

ARLINGTONs PRIME UNITs-e-
lI-l0-24.32; choice close-in ioea-
lions: all showing 10es or better
rsivrns;, Y9r further thsr particulars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
WISCONSIN AVE.

"~N<4NO44N AVE-.
.29 900 %. Il. Of ground in the
zSVO ek Of wis, he. on the east
sac q ne street: eft. frontase
m,re3s a ~ "a eeegI zoned LIST COM
nnest bldg, sites on the ave ana
immed. adj 70 2 brand-nev hldes.
under eonst. for lee. nationsi
accounts. Call Pat GreER. with
yA Ne L. DIXON & Co. ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

'S.EsE Y ;;s;:| AZ STfg;5;|
100 BLOCK n. CAPITOL ST
SSSS SSoi o Ssbss iP "a s sLss7oA 'tin'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
INVESTMENT PROP. Tor SALE

sPECIAI,-4-f family e-bedrm. apt.
hne rental loo, nr. Boiling An.
drews, reas., S.2.05O, 10 1-2QSO
sTORE AND . APIS. in good bus
mess section. Price S21,b0O. Mr..
HAselN Ma, s-17as. III . pm.
TWO I-BEDRM. APTs.-Income.
81 900; $4,000 down; mr.. Green
way shopplng center Lu, 2-dad2
f-FAMILY APT. mr.. 8. Capitol and
Forester. fully rented; nice cond
easy terms JOHN L. SHELTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27

Chrome-pIoted TobIe Lighters
Very Specially Priced
% zto,s 500
900 in your choice Of four hondsome styles All triple chrome
plotted and seored for long e SNORT enough
for any room.
Is English Import Wool Ribbed Hose sizes lo to g.
Good color choice Were 90 po- 6oe poir; pors ZOO
WGL-The Mems Store End Floor
. !. . lighters o Chevy Chose Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
Sove on Cotton
and Leather Gloves

$50 Peirs DoubIe-Woven Cotton
Gloves, shortie and 8-button length,
hond and machine sewn. Some with
Ehinestones. Block, white, beige,
pink, some high colors. Were 400
and more 2.89
$50 Pcirs Double Woven Cotton
Shorties, hand and nnochine sewn.
White, beige. block. Were 300 ond
$50 1873
so Pairs I6-Butson Cotton Evening
Gloves, pink, some blue. Were 6.95.
3.99
so Pairs Gauntlet Style Gloves. mo-
chine sewn, white, black. brown,
beige. Were 500 3.S9
800 Pairs Leather Gloves, kid and
doeskin, shortie a and 8-button
styles. Many one-of-o-kind Block.
brown, beige, navy. Were CPS 10
O.So ~
WGL-Gloves, lst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
Teen Shoes Reduced
For Clearance

It's pairs Of teen shoes including
dress flots and oxfords. A good
selection in styles end eolovs inelud-
ing blue, red, block and brown.
Sizes ava to 9. All weIl-known
bFonds included, some discontinued
styles.
WGL-The Young Shoe Shop,
End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
SportSWeoF at
Savings

40 Cotton Corduroy Pants and Pedol
Pushers, blue, red, black. SmoIl
only. Were 500 400
so Slim Wool Skirts, tweed or flon-
mel. 1918. Were 1875 TO $500,
500 to 1900
20 LeotheF Joekets, white, beige,
rust. lo-l6 in the group. Were
$500 and 1923 $500 and $500
so Blouses in docron, silk or royon
crepe; lo-lS. Were 7.99 to 1900.
400 to 900
II Golf Joekets, cotton poplin, beige
or red; l0-l4. Were 1925 TOO
20 imported Skirts. woven design
wool or cotton flored 1918. Sove
V and more - TOO TO 1900
80 Cotton Shirts, long or "a sleeves,
good color selection; 1913. Were
3.o9 to ll.o5 ZOO 70 500
W0L-Sportsweor, 3rd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
Sove on Goats
and Roincoots

coIoEful toppeEs. wool .ond wool end
cashmere blends, cotton poplins. g.
10.
81 Toppers. Were $500 to 1926.
$500
s Car coots. Were 1875 1900
n TOppeEs. Less than " price.
$500
10 Woter- Repellent Corduroy Rain
coats. Broken sizes. Were 1875 ond
more 800
35-lo0% wool eoots, broken sizes:
10 WoFumbo coots. Were $685.,
$500
IS Winter coots. Were 1895 und
much more -- $500
WGL-Foshion 5th Coot Shop,
5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
Mems Sprinsweieht
Fur Felt Hats
Regularly 1925

Sove BIT and have O new spring
hot Of fine fur felt. Choose from
pinch front and stylish center crease
types. Three shades Of sroy and
ehoreool brown in group, but NOT
oil eolors or sizes in eoeh style.
Only 81 hats, so come early.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
On Sale Friday. $3.50 am. :. Washington
Remnonts--Fid0y Only
Sovings on
Art NeedIework

i70-l-ox. Bells Of Home
spun Roby Yarn, light blue and
green. Were 6oc ----37e
l5o-i-ozl Bells Bernat Shell
tiesie lingering Yarns. Were
55e 3 FOR LOO
IoS-h-ox. Skeins Of Mu-
settle Sweater Yarn, yellow,
oroy mix and turquoise. Were
55c 25e
3 Stomped Linen TobleeIOths.
54x72" and 6ox8o" size.
Were 7.o5 and e.o5,
5.25 and 6.65
350-i-0z. Skeins Of Drifts
Rug Yarn. Were 45c = i9e
IS Skeins Of Reynolds Sym
phonie Dress Yorn in gold
threaded ivory, pink or blue.
Were CSC -60e
WGL-Art Needlework. 5th
Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
Pre-Eoster Clearance
Of Spring Suits

All famous nome suits in o group
that includes imported tweeds end
wcssteds, oil wool cgepes, wool Hem
neIs. sheer. splosh and checked woods.
pure silk, wool jersey, matte woolen
weoves and looped woolens. Black
navy. blue. gray. red, green. brown.
beige, toupe and ehosxool. Misses
sizes SIS, petite $40. women's
I4h 70 22h. Not oil sizes and
eolors in oil styles.
ioI Suits we're 1926 to $500.
$500
II Suits we're 5e.o5 to $500. 44.o0
Il Suits were 1926 $500
Is Suits were $500 to 1895, $500
50 Suits were 80. $500
II Suits were 1895 ----76.00
.l6 Suits were l25.oo------Se.0 90
10 Suits we're 1880 to 1895.
$500
4 Suits were l4o.e5--io 1880
8 Suits were 1895 to $500.
1880
WGL-Misses' and Women's Goats
and Suits, Bird Floor Selections
at Chevy Chose. 7 Corners and
Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
Fomous-Moke
VoI-A-Poks

IS big, Toomy voI-A-Poks for men
and women. Sturdy, rigid stond-up
fromes make for cosy poekins, UNI
packing. Permanently attractive
royon, MoelAunoy plaid with russell
trim. Mems 40 inch lons--holds
4 suits. Women's 50 inch long
holds 10 dresses.
Pleose odd 1929 Federal tox
WGL--Luooooe, 7th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Infunts'
Pojomos
We're I.99 40

As FIonneIette Poiomos in
snop fastener style. Prints in
? sizes l-2-3-4
IS Flonnelette Gowns and Po-
iomos in .postels, sizes 3 and
4. Were 2.oo l.99
As Cotton BothFobes, mode in
England and Belgium. Sizes J
ond z. Were 6. 80 2.99
las Riddle KIeoners. Terry
Bath Mits with elosticized
wrists. Were 100 soc
s Extension Gotes, 33" TO
81. Were $40 4.99
70 Gardner NyIon Prom Suits.
one piece style in blue; me-
dunn sizes. Were 1913. 5.99
II Enomel Bath Tubs, we're
500 and $50 l.99
8 Walk On Scales. Junior size.
Were 1000 - 1923
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
Special -. 1000 Mems
Sprineweight Suits

Smor suits in regular stock have sold for 5000 These
smot spring spring suits ore from one Of
leading to OF ypco Woodward Lohrop
quoty Awool fobries; shokns, woed twists, ehevots
and onnes in many patterns and eoors ResuIors shorts
longs, stouts and short stouts in group.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
also Chevy Chose Corners and Aexonddo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
Servings on Fobrics

500 YoFds Of Pure Silk Shentuns.
imported lightweight silk in your
choice OF Ia colors. Hond-woshoble,
40" width. Regularly 1913 yord.
Yord - 100
5000 Yerds Of courturieF Cotsons
including iocquords, limo sotins and
clipped cottons. SO to Al" widths.
Regularly LIZ to l.e8 yord. SpecioI
WGL-Fobrics, 9th Floor
:. also Chevy Chose and Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Sweaters and
Cotton Shirts
at Servings

so Orion Sweaters, sIip-ons,
"a sleeve. Turquoise and
$50
40 Orion Scoop Neck Sweat
ers. "a sleeves. 34-4o. Were
500 500
IS ltolion Cotton Shirts, long
and "a sleeves; white ond COL
ors. 32-38. Were $40 and
7.o9 800
80 Lons-Sleeve Cotton Knit
T-ShiFts, tweed potterns. Red,
eroy. beige. Small, medium,
Ioroe. Were 4.e9' $50
20 Silk Chiffon Fichus, white
and posteIs. Were 800. ZOO
so Assorted Ribbon ScorFs.
i. Were 800 to 500,
ZOO to 400
WGL-Neckweor and BIouses,
LIST Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
Sove VI or More on
Feotherweisht
Felt Hats

40 lightweight fur felt, ideol for
trovel or between seasons. Good
voEiety OF tlotteFins silhouetses,
eosu0I. semi-dressy and dressy.
Assorted postels end dark eolors.
WGl-MiIlnery, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27

WGL-Electric Appliances,
Bird Floor. North Building
selections OF Chevy Chase, Corners
and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27
Sove Over "a
on Foshion Fifth
Dresses

40 Aeetote and Royon Sheoth
Dresses, lined with three-quorter
sleeves and scooped necklines.
Misses sizes in block and royol. Less
than " price TOO
IS Cotton Knit Sheoths with COM
ponion bolero jockets. Groy only in
Junior sizes. Less than " price, 100
WGL-Fnshion 5th Dresses.
5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-27

Kemn0nts-FHd0y Only
Sove on
Provincial
Print Droperies
$50
i55 pairs Of So" eottons. IS
in green, 81 in red. AZ in blue,
3 in brown.
So" and IS"
DropeFies
Textured cotton with floFoI
Provincial potteEn. Pinch
pleoted.
Were Now
So pairs So,
IS moize, l8
green 4.25 $50
~ pairs IS"
9 moize, 5
green - 4.e5 z.ss
Bedroom CooFdinotes
lS Cotton PopIin coveEIets
with quilted top. ruffIed edge.
Dot design. Single size; 5
turquoise on white, 3 black
on white. Double size: 8 tur-
quoise on white, 4 black on
white. Were l2.95. Now,
~ Cotton PopIin coverIettes
with quilted top. Plain color.
Single size: 5 turquoise, 10
green, 3 brown. Double size.
3 brown. Were l2.95. Now,
7.95
"a Dust Ruffles Of cotton pop
lin. Plain color. Single size:
8 green, 8 turquoise, 3 rose.
Double size: 3 rose, 8 tur-
quoise, a green. Were e.o5.
Now 4.o5
IS Dust RuffIes OF cotton pop
lin. Dots or stripes. Single
size: S turquoise, ! green,
rose. Double size: 3 green,
7 turquoise, 5 brown, 3 rose.
Were e.95. Now 4.95
70 Pairs Cote curtoins OF cot
ton poplin. SO" in stripes.
6 turquoise, s green, IL
brown. Were 4.e5. Now, $50
So Poirs cofe Curtains OF cot
ton popIin. Dots on white
ground. So. 4 turquoise,
IA brown, IL green, 8 rose.
Were 4.o5. Now $50
Redwood CoFniees
Were Now
80 'fIot
curved 2.o9 l.49
$50" flot
curved $40 Ala
so" flot
curved 5.ee z.eo
100" fIot
curved 7.ee 800
3-l32" fIot
curved ll.ee 500
9-l09T flot
curved $500 8.99 4.99
WGL-Curtoins and
Droperies, 7th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
Headquarters
To Be Opened
On ApriI9

The Colonial Danes Of the
XVII century will formally
open their headquarters at
1900 New Hampshire avenue
NV. on April 9 with dedica-
ton services at II am. un.
der the direction of Mrs.
Edward @. Longman of Flor.
ida.
A tea will be held from Z
to Z pm. in honor Of nation.
al and honorary officers, to
which members and friends
are invited.
The convention opens at
8 am. April 10 and will con-
tinue through the 18th, with
the president general. Mrs.
Thomas E. Merritt of Ten.
nesSee. presiding at all BUSH
ness sessions.
On the 10th, the luncheon
speaker will be Mrs. French
B. Harrington. past president
general of California.
Her subject will be THE
Influence If the nth l.
fury on our Republic To-Day"
The banquet will be htI- at
1880 pm. that evening at the
Mayflower with artist Elaine
Ladin Of New York present.
ing a musical program.
A memorial service will be
held on the 18th at noon.
conducted by the chaplain
general. Mrs. Robert A. Stat.
ford of Louisiana, and the
pages ball will be held that
night.
Mrs. Benjamin L. Haram,
State president of Indiana,
is general convention chair.
man,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

seaIy Jamestown" Early
American bookcase bed with slid
ing panels. Charming Early
American design. Wooden, ma
ple-finish headboard holds redo,
books, accessories. Extra space
behind panels. SeaH bUtton-free
mattress and box spring feature
. matched colonial pattern. e.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

sesN ELITE" Twin bed with
Bolta-tUff headboard. So easy 10
care forl The headboard's wash
able, fUfted Boltaflex plastic. So
comfortable! You sleep relaxed
on q smooth Sealy Mattress, So
n1odernl Mattress ticking matches
fhe headboard design. includes
box spring and fren1e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

sssIy "FAsHIoNAIRE." Wash.
able grey plastic Hollywood head
board. A lovely ensemble at fine
savings. Upholstered grey head
board is washable plastic. Very
smart. Dsmssk covered mattress
features delicate snowflake de-
sign on wide stripes.