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ted States trade policy. which
win permit other nations 10
sell in American markets." II
added.
It specifically recommended
that the u. s. Economic De-
velopment Fund. created last
year. be made permanent. and
that II be authorized TO make
grants. as well as loans.
state shuns Soviet Tactics
The state Department study
said IA nations already are re-
ceiving nearly 81 billion IN
Soviet bloc aid.
An lli-page booklet labeled
the Soviet tactics Of economic
aid as "the most dangerous Of
all"-even more dangerous to
the West than the threat Of
war.
The department pamphlet
analysed the Communist eco
nomic offensive in less de-
veloped countries through Feb
ruary /. It emphasized that
world domination Is still the
No. 1 Communist goal. and
said:
"The USSR is the second
greatest economic power In the
world, and It's capabilities In
the economic field, despite re-
cent signs Of difhculty, are still
growing at a rapid rate. More
over, its capabilities are con-
siderably abetted by the m
dustrialized European satellites.
"The total bloc aid program
can, therefore. be expanded
considerably and extended to
still more countries.
Recent Soviet overtures sug-
lgest that the USSR contem-
pilates such expansion By
extending credits to other coun-
tries rather than by substan-
tally increasing commitment
to countries which are already
major recipients"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
SIGHTSEEING !. fun any

SIGHTSEEING is fun any way
you look al il. II becomes fascinating
fun when you get closeup views of the
beautiful city Of Washington. Shenan-
doah National Park. Arlington, Mount
VERNON, Annapolis-places you've al.
ways wanted to see. DC. TRANSIT takes
you to all of them offers you the
most varied and complete sightseeing
tours of Washington, Maryland, Nir-
sinia. Each tour is accompanied BY
an expert driver-suide. For informa.
ton and reservations, phone Federal
$500. Or visit the DC. TRANSIT Ter.
minal at ll2S Pennsylvania Ave. NV
Come see for YOURSELF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16

Neghbors and friends cant really Judge whether good
proder They the house, the the clothes the gifts
But this is only half the picture.
The other half lies hidden may include such things deed
savings books life insurance Things help provide for the
familys future.
The man who life insurance needs knows this he has passed
major Of good provder He knows that he shoudeng
vital responsibility to those who depend on him.
His wife knows And the bond between them stronger for
this knowledge that they alone possess.
INSTITUTE OF LIFE INSURANCE 4OS Madison Avenue New York q
When someone's counting you YOU life insurance
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!"
nations win play q vital role"
Senator Aiken. Republican
Of Vermont. agreed that the
report points UP q need for
policy changes. But he said.
il should have placed more
emphasis on what he called
"the major target" Of higher
wages for foreign workers to
increase their purchasing
power.
Four Major Points
The report. the third Of a
series by the special studies
project Of the Rockefeller Bro
theirs Fund. Inc. among other
things called for:
/. Making the reciprocal
trade agreements program "A
permanent part Of our national
policy" with new discretion to
the President TO allow for con-
sideration Of broad domestic
and foreign policy interests.
2. Long term. low : interest
rate loans. plus tax incentives,
TO induce private enterprise to
increase its investment in de-
velopmeht Of under developed
nations In coordination with
government activities in this
deld.
3. announcement of re :
gional structures aimed at the
progressive elimination Of trade
barriers as a step Gin the di-
rection Of freeing world trade. I"
4. international agreements
10 halt sharp price fluctuations
In exports. especially In cases
where such exports as coffee,
oil or tin play an important
part In the national income OF
Q country.
Would Use q. N. Channel
Regional development banks
and organizations may prove a
most fruitful method Of relat-
ing regional needs Of the vari-
oIs forms of international as
sistance available" the report
said. adding:
Some Of our aid can be most
effectively channeled through
the existing institutions Of the
United Nations. In addition,
consideration could be profit
able given to the establishment
of an, international develop
ment authority to provide add
ed impetus to worldwide eco
nomic growth"
The reports publication COIN
cided with release Of a lengthy
State Department study Of
Russian economic aid programs
already including is countries
The department said the Soviet
economic subversion cam
paign" may be extended 70
other undeveloped countries.
Senator Aiken. like Senator
Humphrey, a member Of the
Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee, said, THE greatest po-
tential wealth Of the world i
the as billion people in the
underdeveloped nations" and
added:
"Our foreign economic pol
icy should place heavy empha-
sis on projects that will pro-
vide jobs calling for decent
wages that will increase living
standards and mass purchasing
power"
Sees Policy as Obsolete
sour foreign economic policy
Of 1858 is geared to the needs
of 1885," Senator Humphre!
said. I'VE need an Eisenhower
doctrine that charts a new
path and helps create a new
epoch Of progress.
This administration. witt
all its businessmen, certainl!
should know how to integral,
private capital with public in
veStment."
The Rockefeller report salt
that "a great deal depends OF
developing an internationa
structure which reflects the in
terdependence Of countries
large and small, industrialize,
and less developed.
"An essential component vii
be an increasingly liberal Uni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Santa Fe
Opera Set

The Santa Fe Opera. pre-
sented BY the Opera Associa-
ton Of New Mexico. opens it,
second season Of concerts and
opera June as. The season runs
through August 10.
A new Opera Theater, en-
larged to seat $50 persons. 10
four miles from Santa Fe. This
season four orchestral concerts
viii be available in the season
subscriptions.
A series Of six chamber
music events also win be pre-
sented In conjunction with the
Chamber Music Society Of
Santa Fe. Webster Aiken,
pianist. viii be soloist at one
|of the events.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
MOMENTS TO REMEMBER
French Pied Pipers
Entice Village Bus

An unintentional royal well
come IN a French village will
remain q long time in the
memory Of Lillian Knoll Of
1880 Tuckerman street NV.
while on q bus tour through
Europe" Miss Knoll writes,
I'VE were passing through q
small French village. Ahead Of
US we saw q group Of people
gathered watching q band Of
musicians dressed in the
French uniform, in the process
Of forming into line.
"Our bus had to stop and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Yellowstone, Grand Teton
Beckon More Travellers

those who are willing to leave
their cars and take to the
trails.
The Tetons. dominated by
Is. 766-foot Grand Teton, are
among the Nations most spec
tacular mountain peaks. The
800. 900 acre park attracts
mountain climbers and mixers
as well as students Of wildlifs.
photographers and fishermen.
The areas history recalls days
of Western fur trappers and
mountain men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Ship, Rail Tour
OF Russia Due

A 44-day ship and rail tour
through Eastern Europe to the
Soviet Union has been planned
BY Tom Maupin Tour Associ-
ates.
There will be two from New
York aboard the Arosa Sky.
August 10 and again on Sep
TENDER 10. The itinerary In
cludes Bremerhaven, Warsaw.
Krakow. Moscow. Leningrad
and Kiev. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Sea Grapes

MIAMI BEACH. Fla.-Sea
grape trees. which flourish
along the beach sands here.
really bear grapes that may be
used for o tasty jelly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Nova Scotia Hotel
Beino Expunded

Canadian National Railways
will build a l0-story addition tc
It's Nova Scotia Hotel in Hail.
fax.
Plans being completed nov
call for air-conditioning Of the
81 million structure. which will
double the hotels accommoda-
tons. There will be a new ball
room, and the present ballroom
will be converted for banqueti
and meetings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

terias win open . month
earlier.
The facilities. as well as the
bus transportation system in
the parks. is operated by the
Utah Parks Co.. o subsidiary
Of Union Pacific Railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
BY JOHN M. KAUFMAN

Two of the Nations most
beautiful and popular national
parks-Yellowstone and Grand
Teton-will offer new facilities
this summer to a record num-
Der of visitors.
In Yellowstone q SIS million
development at Canyon win be
open for the first time this
summer. It will accommodate
1850 guests in multiple-uuit
cabins and will provide dining
and shopping facilities as well.
A park visitor center at
Canyon is scheduled for COM
pletion in June. and an en-
larged and modernized camp
ground at Fishing Bridge is to
be ready by midsummer. New
campfire circles at Mammoth
Hot Springs and West Thumb
have already been finished.
More than 81 million will be
spent on road Improvement in
the park this year.
In Grand Teton National
Park a few miles south Of
Yellowstone up-to-date cabins
at Golfer Bay on jackson Lake
will open for the season on
Memorial Day. Completed last
year, the 700-acre Golfer Bay
development is a self-contained
community providing trailer
and camp sites as well as cabin
accommodations for 400, docks.
and stores.
New Visitor Center
A park visitor center there
Is scheduled for completion in
June, and an amphitheater in
July. At park headquarters at
Moose, work win start this May
on q $4,000 visitor center.
A major road improvement
In Grand Teton National Park
Is the new jackson Hole High
way that routes through traffic
east Of the older road. freeing
it for more leisurely sightsee-
ing. Both roads offer spectac-
ular views Of the Teton peaks.
These park improvements are
part Of the National Park Serv-
ices Mission 66 program to pre-
pare the National Park System
for an estimated 80 million
tourists per year who will be
visiting the areas by 1866.
BY that year. 50th anniver-
sary Of the Service. more than
$50 million will have been spent
by the Federal Government on
park improvements, while park
concessioners will have spent
millions more to accommodate
the public.
EVpOh1E E2EAD
Yellowstone and Grand Te-
ton, third and nth most visited
national parks. had q total o.
nearly 3 million visitors las'
year.
Yellowstone. a 2-million acr'
reserve Astounding a wildlife
Is the most extensive therma
area in the world. Geysers, hot
springs and mud volcanoes
make 1t a wonderland Of nat
ural phenomena. Yellowstone
Falls are higher than Niagara
The park contains vast wilder
ness areas to be enjoyed b!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

Price includes rail fare, Pullman, tax.
planned sightseeing and first-class hotel
accommodations. For complete infor-
nation, see your travel agent. or write
Canadian NATIONAL Railways, S22
18th Street NV, Washington, DC,
or call National 1882.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

wait until they had organized
themselves. Then they started
marching, leading our bus to
the tune Of some French
music.
This continued for about
two blocks. Then the band
turned OF to the left and our
bus turned right to continue
to our destination.
Needless to say. our camera
enthusiasts, with their heads
stuck out Of bus windows,
wasted no time recording this
unintentional French reception
Of an American group In
France"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Opening Dates
For LODGES

Lodge facilities In Zion,
Bryce Canyon and the north
rim Of Grand Canyon National
Park win open June IS. Cafe:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Festival PIunned

The st. Paul Festival Of Ma
tons will be- held May TIL
during Minnesota's 1858 State
hood Week Centennial celebra-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

Do you recall Q particularly
dramatic, humorous or pleas
ant moment from your travels?
Send o brief description 70 the
Travel Editor, The Washington
Star, WashinEtOn Z d. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
Remnonts--Fhd0y Only
CortsF's Infants
Shirts
Were 1855
and I.69

IS Carter T.ShiVts Of cotton
knit. Discontinued shoft and
long sleeve styles.
- cardisan cetten Knit Lsns
Sleeve Sweaters with plaid col
lars. Were 400 - las
81 sIumbeFkins Of cotton pills.
Sc. SIipover, long and short
pants and bootees. Were 2.ee
l.9s
IS Cotton Summer Hats.
Were l.ee------.-----s5s
5o7 Cotton Print Sunsuits,
midgie sizes. Boys toilored,
girls with rhumbo ruffle trim.
Were LIS and 1880
81 Cotton FIGnneI Nitey
Mites. Discontinued style with
snaps, gro feoture. Broken
sizes in posteIs and prints.
Were ITS to 2.o8 ---l.99
80 No-iron ShoFtie PGi0mss
of cotton knit. Prints in broken
sizes. Were l.79 DIE
80 Imported T-Shirts Of
brushed cotton, short-sleVe,
sIipover style. Were 2.29 Las
- Imported csrdisens Of
brushed cotton. Were 800
z.9s
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
Steorns 8 Foster
Foam Rubber Sets
1885

"a sumner spoFt eeass In cotton or
rsyen in broken sizes s, ., 3 and 10.
" Junior Summer Suits in Doeron
and cotton cord or royon. Broken
sizes 6, 7, 8. Were 1895 to 24.95,
7.so
- Fall and Winter Weight Suits
in Ivy style; 1000 wool. Tweeds
and stripes in broken sizes IS to
20. Were 1926 to 1895,
1890 10 1890
~ Fall and Winter Weight Spert
6osts in stripes, checks. pIoids. Bro
ken sizes 10 to II. Were 1895
to 1895 -------- 100 to 1890
~ Junior SpoFt costs in stripes and
checks. Broken sizes s to ] !. Were
l2.e5 to l7.e5-----4.so to $50
~ Student Suits, 1000 wool in
tweeds and stripes; also O few oroy
fIonnels. Broken sizes SO to 40
reeuIors and longs. Were 1895 to
$500 --------20.9o 10 1890
So Student Sport Costs in wool;
stripes. Broken sizes SO to 40 req
uIors and longs. Were 1895 to
34.e5 ------L--l3.Sos to 1890
WGL--The Boys Store, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
Leather Gloves
Reduced

200 Pairs Leather Gloves, imported
kid, some doeskin and pioskin
shorties and 4-button lengths. Mony
one-of-o-kind. Block, brown, navy
tan, beige. Broken sizes, assorted
styles. Were 600 to 7.95----4.Se
WGL-GIoves, LIST Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
Labor Day Photographic Specials

| Bell and Howell 400 ID l6-mm
Electric Eye Mevie camere with cose.
Regularly 359.s5 .-76s.SS
I Bell end Howell I6-mm. Ioo-foot
RoIl Movie csmers with case. Reou-
lorly 359.o5 1895
Esstmsn Sisnet 80 comeFa outfits.
Regularly $500 1895
I Esstmon Sisnet 40 csmsra Outfits.
Regularly $500 --------44.e5
IL Bfownie Movie cemeFas with
eose and filter. Regularly 1000,
1885
s Argus Gao 35-mm camsro Out
fits with fIosh and viewer. Regularly
1926 -----s------ ----z9.S5
5 Argus IS csmeFa Outfits with
case and flash. Regularly $3.50,
1895
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
Fashion Cottons
Much Reduced
yard So
We're Csc and
much m ore a yard

much more a yard
1000 ysFds in . summer eIeoTones
Of femous mskeFs' fsbVies. ldsGI
for that end Of summer dress or
blouse, or fer next summers use,
So" wide.
500 Ysrds Specially Purchased Skin
nsr, Doystsr end oetemsn cFepes,
ocetote and royon and brocodes, cot
ton and ocetote. Also other tobric
beInds. II In reeulor stock, would
be much, much more; yard 100
1000 Yafds Specially Purchased
Gotten chsIlis LSnseloth by Logan
tex, ideal for niohtweor and child
ren's shirts. SO" wide. II in reeuI-
lar stock, would be 7ee; yard Soc
WGL-Fobrics, 9Th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
cameros

I Kodak SteFso cemere Outfit with
stereo viewer and cose. Regularly
1000 ------ 68.SS
I contifIex Zeiss-Ikon with cose.
Regularly $500 -------Io9.eS
l contifIex u Zeiss-lkon with eose.
Regularly 10000 -----l2s.s5
Z centifIex III Zeiss-lkon with
coses. Regularly 2o3.oo---l49.e5
Z contGx III A, Zeiss-Ikon with
coses. Regularly 344.oo-- 1885
I Kodak Medallion S-mm MGsoxins
Movie cGmera. Regularly lo6.5o,
1896
I WolIensak #42 S-mm. Movie
camsFs, Fl.9 lens. Regularly $3.50,
1895
; WoIIenSok #73 s-mm Masoxine,
3-lens TuFFet cemeFos with 8 lens
and cose. Regularly 1895, SS.s5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
Special Purchase
Women's Aero-Wote
Luggage

In Beautiful blue psttefns with Gel
snsse blue Innings and strongly
bound edges, this Iussuse makes q
nice sift for Q lucky someone. ne
very light In weight and hes fine
haFdwaFe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
Save Now During Our
Clearance Of Mems
Summer Suits

Dssssn.esttsn wosh n weor- $500
Desssn -wsnssG. rsoularIY $500 to
5000 ------------------34.00
Cheese frem q line selection Of
eeloFs end patterns. Sizes In sssulGrs.
lsnss, extra longs end steuts. These
suits ere cecil comfortable and
lightweight.
W5L--The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
9,oo

1900 Imported ltolian belts, com.
psFeble 10 belts higher in price.
Choose from anaons alIisetors, pig
skins, esk Or suede. All popuIor
sizes.
W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28

Reductions From Our
Glamour Hot Bar
We're 800 to much more
7.sc to 90
Save VI Dr. more on these party
time hstlsts. Tiny esps, eoektsil
styles, mesh efown eIoehes and shells,
helmet wells end heGd6ehs bends.
The majority in bIsek Fsyon velvet,
but Q few high shsdss ere included.
WGL-Miilinery, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
Men 8 Straw RATS
go, 400,
500, 200

We're 5.9S, 7S5, 1926, 1900
Entire stock Of mems straw hats
reduced .. including PenamGs,
Milons; in browns, tens end sraYs.
Not ell sizes Or eOIoFs in eseh style.
WGL-The Mems Store. End Floor
-. selections at Chevy Chase,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
sportsweor at Servings

"a Lsether Jackets, short and fin
eertip lengths; beige, white. Were
II Jssksts % White Triaestats,
double breasted. "A and 10. Were
7.99 ---- -A-------1--- 600
50 nashins Suits, cotton and eIosti-
eized knits, cleor colors, prints,
stripes. Were 1875 TO $500,
500 TO 7i.oo
10 White Cotton Pique Beech cesta.
lo-l6. SoVe more than a. 400
10 Slack linen Jsekets, lo-l6. Sove
more than Va --------- 500
5 White pseron and Gotten Tennis
Dresses. pleoted overskirts. Were
l7.9S -------------tz.Oo
3 cstten Knit jackets, navy only.
Small, medium, large. Were e.oe,
u Car cssts, looqO wool in notu-
raj. light blue, red. Were 22.95,
IS Wssl Skirts, 1918. Were 1926
and more T.Ou
IS Women's coat Sweaters, EN-
broidered flower trims, black. 3e.46.
Were S.9o ----------6.0o
30 Fomous-maker ce-oFdinates,
Docron and cotton check, brown,
blue and gray. Assorted sizes.
Sleeveless BIeuses. Were 1873 500
Slim Skirts. Were l2.95---- 500
100 Summer Skirts, assorted in
royon linen, linen, cotton, torpoon,
chino. Coral, blue, navy, oronoe,
brown, block, khokl; pIoids, stripes,
prints. Were 500 to ll.e5,
40 to 500
80 coston SIaeks and Pedal PusheEs,
green, beige, solids and stripes. Were
500 to 8.e5--------4.4o 70 500
50 coston Shorts, short, Jomoleo
and Bermuda shorts. Assorted cleor
eoIors ond stripes. Were 2.e9 to
500 400 10 500
100 Assorted Blouses, clear colors,
prints, polka dots; cotton, royon and
silk. Many styles. Were $40 to
1888 ----------4.00 10 500
W6L--sportswsor, Bird Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
Summer Flowers
Reduced More
~" u each 25e

200 pieces, assorted summer flowers
10 complement foshions.
WGL-Hondkerchiefs, lst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28

Remnants Only
Save $40 to 1910
On Mems Fine
Imported and
Domestic
Sweaters
40 Fine Imported Sweaters,
sleeveless and long sleeves in
lightweight wool. Broken sizes
and assorted eoIors. Were
1875 to le.s5-------6.s5
10 Cotton Dursne csrdisens
with the SNORT low-button
styling. Washable; sizes S, M,
L. Choose from block, tan and
light blue. Not every color In
every size. Were 7.e5--4.sS
W6L-The Mems Store,
End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28

WGL-The Mems Store. End Floor
-. also Chevy Chose
Substantial Servings
On Mems Imported
ItoIiun Belts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
important Servings on
Mems Sports Wear

$50 Short Slssved Sport Shirts, oil
from our regular stock. In many
patterns and coIors. These ore finely
styled shirts. Washable, too. S, IA,
|, X. Were 500 to 6.s5--- 3.s5
$50 Shorts in walking. Bermuda ond
play lengths. All from our regular
stock. Many colors in vorious fob
RIGS. Were 4.o5 and 6.e5-- 3.95
At our Washington Store only
II Imported Loden Cloth DuiFsI
coets in eroy or brown. Hooded, with
leather buttons and trim. Well
toiIored for warmth with light weight.
S, M, L. Were 45.oo-----2s.S5
10 Summer Sports costs in broken
sizes. Included ore loeron and
cottons and all silks. Were 500 to
1895 -------- 1000 end 1900
W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor
i. selections Of all except Loden
coots OF Chevy Chase, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28

Remn0nts--Fhd0y Only
Boys Knit Shirts
!, %: Us a'''. QOe
~ Terry Knit Shirts in white
or blue; broken sizes IA, /
and xL. Were $50 to 3.oS,
zoe
10 Terry Knit Shorts in boxer
style, white. S, N, L. Were
$50 zoe
81 Play ShoSis, striped cotton,
boxer style. Sizes 10 to IA.
Were 2.98 --.---. zoe
As Walking Shorts, royon in
beige; brown or yellow. Broken
sizes 1870 and 81. Were
3.oS ---------------I.20
lot Swimsllts in pottemed or
striped boxer style. Broken
sizes 8 to IS. Were 2.98, zoe
40 Summer Poiames, cotton
or cotton knit. Broken sizes
$40 and 1920. Were 2.9e,
100
WGL-Boys' Store, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28

; WoIIensok S-mm with cose and
spIicer. Regularly 1890 loe.95
z Bell end Howell S-mm. Regularly
Bell end Howell S-mm. Regularly
1926 1875
Z Table Screens, less than Va price,
9Se
I 3ox4o" Screen. Regularly 22.95,
1895
I ksreles Tsps Recorder. Regularly
26e.e5 1888
Selection Of outdoted Film OF
VI price
Carrying coses ------I.oo each
Meters with coses for movie, still
and poloroid --------L-3.99 each
Albums
Walk Meter. Regularly e.e5 400
50 Albums for PoIereid or Kodseolor
Film. Regularly 2.e5------l.Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28

40 robes, ell wool, wool blends,
Gotten sndIayen. Choose from light
weight, medium weight and heGvy-
weight robes. These ere sIl from
our regular stock and made by some
Of AmeFied's top robe menufaeturers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28

50 Hand cut beverage sets. Lovely
thistle" pattsrn. Set includes ]
64.ounee pitcher and s tumblers.
Toke edvsnsese Of these savings for
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