davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
A PEsAR
(Viene de la Primera)

johnson ahadi6 que la ayuda
del Congreso a los desempleados
no reflejaria una falta de fe en- ell
future del pals.
Otros acontecimientos relacio-
nados con la situacion fueron:
Ell Presidente Eisenhower tratd
la situaci6n economical con su ga
binete en una reunion de dos no.
ras y 10 minutes. No Sc hizo min.
gun anuncio despues de la eonfe.
rencia.
La Comision de A~signaciones
de la Camara vote I'm credito de
6.549. 900. 900 d6lares, para finan-
ciar a mas de doce organismos off
ciales, durante ell ejercicio que CO.
menzara Ell primero de julio. La
Comision, reflejando ell estado de
Amino del Congreso, ante la depre-
sion temporal, otorg6 al Presiden-
tie Eisenhower 627. SIT. 900 dola.
res mas de 10 que habia solicitado.
Ell Senador democratic, Hubert
H. Humphrey, calific6 de "misera.
BILE v deplorable" 10 hecho por eI
gobierno para eombatir la depre-
sion.
FL ultimo aumento del costo de
la vida, significa un incremento de
salario de uno a dos centavos la
bora para 100000 obreros de las
industries m~etalurgica, de avia.
cion, y de transporte local. Entire
estoS trabajadores estan includes
alrededor de 10000 empleados de
las companies aeronauticas HUI
ghes, Fairchild y Martin.
Ell poder adquisitivo del salario
de los obreros de fabricas, sin en-
barge, bajo en- cuatro decimos de
uno por ciento durante ell mes de
febrero. Los crecientes costos y
una reduction de la semana de ira
bajo, ha afectado este, poder adqui-
sitiyo, hasta un punto equivalence
a cast un cinco por ciento, por de-
bajo de la marca reinante de ha-
ce I'm aho.
Ell salario de los tra~bajadores de
fabrica, despues del descuento de
os impuestos correspondence, Sc
mantuvo cast sin alteration du-
rante ell mes pasado. Ell salario me-
dio de un obrero con familia de
tres miembros fue de 1871 dola-
res semanales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23

(Viene de 10 Pagina ~

esos establecimientos han amplia-
do sus apartamentos. Por la Ra-
diotelevisora Nacional Sc presen-
tan todos los jueves entire seis y
siete de la noche, programs ex-
clusivos sobre Semana Santa en-
Popayan. va termin6 de impri.
mirse ell libro "Popayan y el
w Centenario de sus Profesiones".
Las personas de fuera de Popa-
yam interesadas en- su adquisicion,
deben dirigirse a "Junta Pro-Sema-
ma Santa, PopayAn".
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
SORAYA VIAJARA A
AMERICA LATINA

CoLoNIA, .(UP).-La ex Reina
Zoraya, de Iran, de quien Sc di-
yorcio ell Sha hace una semana,
piensa hacer en- breve un viaje
a Sudamerica, segun dijeron fuen.
ties iranias informadas.
La noticia no fue desmentida
aqui, por Ell personal de la emba-
jada de dicho pals oriental, pero
estos funcionarios dijeron al mis-.
mo tempo que no es "absoluta-
mente SECURE" que Zoraya vaya
a la America del Sur.
Manifestation estos diplomaticos
que la ex Reina piensa visitar
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
CONTROL
DE LA LUNA

LoNDRES, (UP).-Un periodico
del e%jercito russo pide hoy Ell con.
troll international de la luna.
La Radio de MoscG anunci6, que
ell "EStrella Roja" dice que ell con.
troll no solo de la luna sino ode
los asteroideS cercanos a ella" es
ne%cesario para excluir SUI empleo
por las fuerzas capitalists ~reaccio-
narias para fines agresivos."
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
DIARI0 LAS AMERIcAS-Pdu. Is
SHERIFF
. visne de Ia pSgina 6

viene de Ia pSgina 6
bert Hillman, fue suspendido por
tres dfas de empleo y sueldo, tam.
bien, porque no oy6 ell disturbio
que Sc produjo durante la fuga.
La sonora Ruth Christie, de %
amos, fue acusada por ell Comite
Investigator de haber introducido
el pedazo de segueta, en- la carceI,
colocandola entire las suelas, int.
rlor y exterior de un zapato u
entrego a su esposo John o. Chris.
tie, ladr6n convicto.
I'm marcador de metales que SO
uso en- los zapatos que lley6 la
sonora Christie, fall6 en- este case
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
MA0UlNARlAS
USADAS De CkLIDkD

MAuUlNARsAS
USkDAS De CkLIDkD
EN- Ell CENTRIC CATERPILLAR
TRACTOR CAT D8 Serie
203770, cor hoja de EN-
puie angular y control
de cable delantero.
Muy buenas condicio-
TRACTOR CAT D8 serie -'''''
2U13706 o hoia de
empuie angular hidrau-
lea. Completamente
reparada ....... S 10000
CAT DIG Tractor-Serie
9U3164, equipado con
6S HBulldozer" y con-
troll de cable frontal 5 10000
CAT No 6 Pala. Serie
10A684. Paleta de 3
yds. Perfecta ..... S 1880
CAT D4 Calibre 60,'
7U24581, con hoja de
empuie angular hi
draulfca. Completa-
mente garantizado 1000
TRACTOR CAT d. Cali
bre 507, cor hoja de
empuje h~idraulico. ,so
TRAxcAVAToR CAT ess
Serie 11A1844. En- exec
lente estado .,..,... 5 $500
OLIVER OC-3 Tractor.
Serie 10WH184, con
dozer hidraulico. Bue-
ma condicl6n ....... s 1880
CAT 212 Motor Grader.
Serie IR522 con ruedas
delanteras nuevas incli-
william de Is Ton. -'O'0
Trailer Tandem ...... 5 $500
AMERICAN Modelo H6
"Maintainer" Serie
CAT Dss7F Motor Diesel. GOV
"Turbo charged. Com
pletamente reconstrui-
DO 4,9OO
GIN Modelo 8268A. Motor
Diesel Marine. Con
$500 H.P.) con ISL
cambio de reverso Y e
duccion FOB Miami s 8 500
CAT D88OO v CAT D337 Motores
Diesel Marine. Los tenemos
en- Miami.
Pfdanos nuestro boletin de
maquinaria usada regular
mente sin recargo.
Caterpillar, Cat y Traxcavator
son marcas Tegistradas de
Caterpillar Tractoy.
Company Peoria, Illinois.
5 E-LLEY
Tractor 6 Equipi. Co.
1850 BIRD RD.. MIAMI, FLA.
(2QOS) Al
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23

GoMAs 2 TUBos
NUEVAS. SoBRANTES. PARA roDos
LOS AVIONES,
CORNER SUPPLY
620l N. ". % AVE. NE kssas
(332S) so. ~
Smyrna times., 1958-07-31
Clayton

Ewell's-St. Paul Church Notes
The Rev. Guy H. McWilliamS,
pastor, announces services for
Sunday, August 3, as follows:
Church School, 10 am; 6. Fran
els Downes, superintendent.
Morning worship, ii a.m.-To-
days Meditation: In st. PauPs
Cathedral, London, on one of
the pillars, there has been plac-
ed a beautiful tablet in memory
of Canon Burnett, who gave a
life of generous ministry to the
sIums in the east end of Lon
don. On the tablet there is a fig
ure of a sower, striding erect
and briskly across the field,
sowing his seed. Under the fig
ure are the words, Fear not to
sow because of the birds" Can
on Burnett did not hold back his
sowing the seeds of truth on ac-
count of difficulties. Neither
should we. Fear not to SOW. y
for God brings some seeds to
fruit.-The Devotional Reading
for Today: Other seeds fell on
good soil and brought forth
grain, some a hundredfold, some
sixty, some thirty. He who has
ears let his hear.-Matthew 49,
s.
Items-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Kennedy and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Greene were guests al
the wedding of Mrs. Kennedy's
niece, Miss Ann Messick, to MIR
Kentwood Reed, in the Congre.
gational Church of Manhasset,
Long Island, on Saturday. A re.
ception followed at The Swan
Club, Manhasset.-Sgt. William
R. Carrow, L. c. Conaway, Jr.t
Lee Thornton and Sgt. Glenn
Peters were in attendance at the
Phillies-L. A. Dodgers baseball
game in Connie Mack Stadium
on Saturday evening when the
Dodgers took the Phillies by a
1913 score.-Greetings from
Dave Dickerson, who is doing a
six-month training period with
the u. S. Army at Fort Knox
Kentucky.-Mr. Amos Mast anc
sons Paul and Michael, Clarence
Traverse, Lennie Thornton anc
Larry Tush attended the twi
night doubleheader on Monday
evening at Connie Mack Sta
dunn between the San Francis
co Giants and Phillies.-Birth
day candles this week for Pau
Mast, July 27; Mrs. Ruth Ram
bo, July 28; Russell Loder, July
81, and Mrs. Ruth Virdin, Aug
ust |.
The weakly wit: Don't g
around with a chip on you
shoulder. People might think i
came off your head.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-31
Leipsic

LeipSic Sunday School will
hold its picnic at COLCHESTER on
Sunday, August 3. Departing
time is 10 am. Members must
furnish their own transporta-
ton.
Sunday School classes will be
discontinued until September 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pepper
and children attended a barbe-
cue supper at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Heinold and FAM
lily of near Smyrna on Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wiley
have moved to West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Steller
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Carrow at dinner on Saturday
evening in honor of Mrs. Car
rows birthday. They also mo-
tored to the fair at Harrington
Mr.. and Mrs. Newoit of Sum-
Smyrna times., 1958-07-31
MarydeI

Mrs. Charles Covington and
daughter Linda. of Ocean View,
Del, were house guests of MIR.
and Mrs. Lee Leslie for several
days last week.
Master Bobby Thornton of
Greensboro was a guest of his
aunt and family, Mrs. Edgar
Harman, last week.
Miss Charlotte Markley is a
patient in a Baltimore hospital.
Miss Sharon Ware had the
misfortune to fall from her BIZ
cycle and cut her leg. 1t re-
quired several stitches to close
the wound.
Miss Patricia Harman has re-
turned from a weeks stay at
Camp Pe-Co-Meth, where she
had very enjoyable time.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-31

Mrs. Viola Alexander of Jen-
kintown, Pa, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Johnson and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Atkinson
spent the weekend wieh their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Saye in Arden.
Mrs. Ralph Weis and son
spent Sunday with her daughter
Miss Patty Weis at Fair Lee
Manor Camp.
Friendly Neighbor HON
Demonstration Club will have
their picnic Tuesday, Aug. 5th
at 1890 o'clock at the Reed Cot
tage at Pickering Beach. Mrs
Harry Reed hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Newman
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Jerry Unruh and daughters ir
Odessa.
MIR. and Mrs. James Dickinson
spent the weekend with her par
lents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Monroe
in Milford.
Miss Dotty McClain is spend
ing this week at White crystal
Beach.
Miss Sherrie Lancaster spent
several days last week with hel
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Downs.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Bell were
Monday visitors with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Paul Bradley.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-31

The Kenton Sunday School
picnic was held at Riverview
Park on Tuesday.
Three of our All Club girls
entered dresses at the Kent and
Sussex Fair. They were Betty
Alexander, Peggy Alexander
and Peggy Palmer.
Miss Ruth Ranshaw of Har-
rington is visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Hughes, Jr.
Mrs. Agnes Crossley, Miss
Carolyn Crossley and Mrs. ].
Anderson returned home on
Sunday from Rehoboth after
spending a weeks vacation.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-31

MIR. and Mrs. Roland Bosely,
of Irvine, Fla, were house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. R.
Butts from Tuesday until Thurs
day evening. On Thursday even
ing MIR. and Mrs. Butts, Mrs.
Mary Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bosely motored to Media, Pa,
where they were dinner guests
of MIR. and Mrs. Alex Duplicki.
MIR. and Mrs. Bosely remained
with their daughter and family
until Saturday.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-31

mer's Point, N. j., and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Butler of Dover
visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
Parker Monday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. George Jones
and family attended the Jones
reunion at Trappe, Md. Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-31
KentOn

Kenton Methodist Church,
the Rev. Robert Hodgson, pas
tor, announces the following
services: Sunday School, 1000
am; Paul Palmer, superintend-
ent; morning worship, IL am
Message by the pastor.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-31
Taylor's Bridge

Mrs. John D. Steller of Will
mington Manor, is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Delbert Steller.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-31
Smyrna Theatre
SMYRNA. DEL.
Phone 652I

Thurs. Fri. Saf..
July 81. Aug. ]. z
Thurs. & Fri. shows start at 7
Sat. matinee at z pm.
Sat. eve. show starts at 6:45
Smyrna times., 1958-07-31

Imagine engine response that comes
on like the flick of a light switch =.
but with smoothness that keeps you
relaxed and comfortable, always in
full control. That's Turbo- Thrust
V8* teamed with Turboglide* drive
the quickest, slickest power COM
bination in Chevrolet's field And
Chevy rides like no other low-priced
Smyrna times., 1958-07-31

Chevy sOmoOm-w AscTv
10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
Hines Quits
As Head Of
Blue Cross

Joseph II Hines. q founder
of Group disqualification, Inc.
and president Of the Blue Cross
plan since 1884. resigned yes
terday for health reasons.
He win be succeeded by r.
p. Rawlings. IT., director Of
CHI, who has also been as
ISOLATED with the organiza-
ton since 1884. Mr.. Hines
was then named chairman Of
the board of trustees.
Mr.. Hines. who lives at 4524
Garfield street NV, guided
the local Blue Cross pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

Ipayed insurance plan from In
fancy until II reached q total
OF more than three quarters
OF a million subscribers IN
this area.
Last year the expense Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

hospital care for subscribers
amounted 10 nearly sii.B mill
lion II was reported.
Mr. Hines resigned inmedi-
ately after he was reelected "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

his 25th consecutive year a.
president.
Mr.. Rawlings was named d.
rector OF CHI In 1913.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlings live
In Mclean. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

10y mounting plote in position on
window sill and slide Softy-Fost
brackets into place. Level off unit
with built-in adjustment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

Lift air conditioner onto mounting
plate. Unit is positioned properly
in window, inside and out
roek-steody, perfectly sofe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12

1855 loveseos, tubuIor steel white plostic :. SIS
l-l2e5 Arm Choir, tubuor steel ton pIostc 9.95
l-sS Folding Chair, mig. finish, green Plastic. IS
lass Side Choir, mig. finish, wine fcbre 5.95
lass cedGr Chest mopIe by Lone 49, 1895
1855 Chest, 5-druwer, red maple finish 29.95
1885 commode TObIes. mig, marble tops 49, SIS
l-Ss95 Step Tuble. mig. finish. marble top - S25
s-44.s5-6s.s5 Asst. TubIss. mig. leather top S35
1855 DFOp-LsOf TubIes. mhs4 leather tops 29.95
sass Round cocktoi Tabs, French Provincial, BY
Mersmon .----..- S25
3-3s.s5 Mersmon coektui and Step Tobles, Leather
tops and rich mohoeony finishes - SIS
5-A.9s Metsmon Step Tobles, mohosuny tops S25
S-4s.s5es.9s Assorted Donish Walnut Finish Tubes,
S-Ss.s5 Asstd Toblss. gen. mohOsony BY Brondt, S35
6-5s.s5 Bachelor Chests frutvOod. Stiekley 1925
1855 Csloretts, mig finish, with eIosses 39.95
1855 Assorted Tublss. gen. mohosony tops 24.95
s-l2s5 coektoi Tobles tubular steel pIcstie tops, SIS
1855 0rop-Lsof Tobes. mohOsuny finish 1895
1855 DTopLsof Tobles, EKtsnsoe, mig fin. $685.
3-79.s5 Desk mople finish - 1886
Finn Wnah{n nfow nuIv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
MODERN
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE

2-lSs.s5 Sslis Custom Foum Lounge Chairs, 1898
6-l9s.s5 Century Foom Lounge Chairs, eoIors, 1895
mass krOehe' FOom Soto, gold tweed - 1895
l-249e5 Rove Foam 2-PoH Sectional. brown, 1925
2-24ss5 Rove OF WoYnelins 7-Pe. Suites, foom,
1895
l-4Asss Century Custom FOum Soto, charcoal,
249.9S
l-lSss5 cOnont Ball Swivel Choir gold fobrie foom,
1895
0-l6ss5 StTotford Foom Boek and Seat Chair, 1895
4-lssss StrutfOrd Lounge choir, reversible foam
cushions ----------------------- ---II9.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
REDWEAR, SHEETS, PILLOWS

$3.50 Common FlOwer-Funtosy Print Pereols Sheet,
in Slxl0s" size z for S.
eo-l4s5 AI-GOOsedown Ond 500 GoossdOwn and 5osS
Feother Pillows medium soft - - for I4.95
$3.50. 500 Feather and sos GoosedOvn Pillows.
for 50
7llf Perfect 3s9 Cannon PereoIes 90xlOs", 2 for SIS
23--f Perfect 6o9 pepperell Pereoles, osxl22" size
for two twin beds pushed together --5 $40
3s-4.99 Du Pont Doeron Fiber-Filed Pillows - 2.90
3l4.9s Mattress Pod and Cover Combination, double,
3.88
s4-lf Perfect 695 Womsufto Percole Sheets, IobeIed
Penobscot e0xl03" size --------- 800
70--lf PERT l9S KooI Foom King Size Pillow co. 50
1911 Perfect 7s9-3.3s Utieo Psreues, in twin and
doubles siEes, green postel ------- 1893
1850 Lurse Size Doeron Pillows Z for 50
sth Elook. Ranhtnafon Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
TRADITIONAL
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE

Mony one-Of-o-Kind Styles. Mony "As-Is" Pieces
1-2le95 Foom Soto. French Provincial toost, 1895
l-l2995, 2-Pc. Sectional ivory plastic - $685.
1885 Lounge ChoIrs, block, pIusc uphost. 1895
l-244.95 Valentine Seuver Foum Soto, black, SI88
l-l34S5 Valentine Sewer Lounge Choir, gold, 1895
l-l49s5 StrOtolounser Reclining Choir, green 1895
l-22995 BoreolOunser Decorator Reclining Choir in
eoruI fubrie. kick pleots ~ - 1895
1855 FOom Swivel Rocker, tocst - 44.95
3-24ss5 KrOehIsr Foam APE. Suites. charcoal.
s-l9S95 Maple 2-Port SsetOnoIs asst eoIOrs 1895
1885 FOOm 3-Pc. Sectional, French Provincial style
in sage green fobric 299.95
1855 Reclinsr. white pOstc charcoal fobrc 1895
1855 kFoshIer Foom 2-Pc. Dcveno, olive 1895
l-329.s5 Rowe FcOm 2-Pe oOveno Suite, turquoise,
1895
l-26sss Valentine Sewer FOom soic, turquoise; hos
l-l7e.s5 Foom Lawson Soto, black print - 1895
1-24e.S5 Foom Roll Arm Sofu toast tweed SI77
1855 Decorator Foom Soto, rose -- 1925
l-9e.s5 Modem SOfubed. charcoal 1895
1885 kFoehler Plustie-Foom Lounge Choir 1895
l-l3sss krOehIsr Foum Lounge Chair, sold tweed.
1895
1-24s.95 2-Pe. SOfubsd Suite, toast tweed 1895
1855 Kroehler Lounge chuirs. toast tweed 1895
5-59e5 Foam Lounge choirs, assorted eolors S35
1855 Berkline ReelineY with motors 1890 S45
sass Black Swivel Choir, Fun back style 1855
2-llss5 Foom Lounge Chois, charcoal, turq., 59.95
tth Floor, WashiHoton Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
FASHION ACCESSORIES

1851 womsns Printed Linen Hundkerehiets,
30c, for 09e
2s-Ioss VinyI-cOvsrsd chsmiss Handbags - 1882
I-S5 Imported Purse Accessories ---- 1885,
T-l7S-SS Lsothsr Purse Accessories. os u.s. SOe.' So
6oo-Sl.l6s Fsmous-Nsks NyIOns, fashion shudes
osz-tl = TOT ~
2oo-ese combsd Cotton ARkIets, white only, 9-lol3
3 for 99c
l.ooo-Sl. 81 Necklaces, Broeslsts, Eouinss, Pins,
'plus S9e,' 2 for ST.
Street Floor WasnvtoA orH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
SUMMER FURNITURE

SOL 90 Terry Cloth Stack Choir Covers 60e
7o-S9S-99S Peel Chuir. Hommoeks, Bsuch Rolls,
assorted floor samples 3.99
3o-Sss-lseS Assorted Peel Settles, Aluminium chuits,
Cos, Iron Toblss. Wrought Iron chcirs - $50
S-22SS Wrought Iron ChOirs --.----- go
l2-24.9S Garden Umbrellas feet high I4.99
lo-lnnersprins Aluminium Lounges, H. sumpeS l4.99
6-49.eS Redwood and Aluminium Burbeeue Sets, 24.99
1888 Buntns lnnerSprins Choirs. Il. smpls 24.99
1888 Redwood Chuise Lounges ---. 1899
l-S9ss Bunting Glider floor scmpIs 1893
$50 49, lle 80 Wrought Iron Dinettes $500 IS. 30
6-2s9s S Redwood Barbecue Sets. as s------l9.99
LASS White Umbrella Toble, os is 49, -------9.S9
srd Floor Washington Store oHlv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
WALLPAPER. PANT

Soo-Wide assortment Of discontinued famous make vol
paper in lots Of eoloB and designs! Rsudyttrimmed
some plostic coated - double roll 20
1888 l-cooi White Outside House Paint Cal. 5.99
3o-S5 Floor and Deck Paint, baftleship sroy,
Cal, 3.29
$3.50 Green. Brown House Paint ~ Col, 2.99
IN Fioor Washington Store onk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
BLANKETS AND COVERLETS

1858 NyOn Comforts doeron filled ruffIed in smol
foru, 72xs4" 4.99
s-lo9s Reversible covests double yellow only 4.99
6-lS.e5 lightweight Wool Blonkets double size, in
2o-If Peri. 40 csndy Stripe Cotton BIonksts. 2.99
{th Floor. Warrington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
DAYTIME DRESSES,
LOUNGEWEAR

4ol-1e9 Nip n Tuck Dresses. misses. womsn'S styles
$50
Srd ~ MeasaHfHs. Washington Only
$3.50 pustsrs Hop-InA Bruneh cOots. misses sizes
$50
Srd Floor. Warrington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
BOYS' WEAR
63 NEWS DACRON
WOOL SUMNER SUITS
1888
originally were $50 and SIS

Fomous $50 Docron ond $3.50 wool blend
Mony hove extra trousers for just Sl2 oddi-
tonoI. Regular 5/36, 1927, ABB, l/4o,
VA, 4/46, 5/4s, ESQ; short 2/36, 3/37,
1898, 2I42; long 4/46, l/48; extra long
N4o, 2/46; stout VA, 3/46. 2/48 short
stout 2/44, LAG.
END Floor. Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
UNIFORMS, APRONS

32l-S6-SlS Washable Cotton, NyOn ooeron Uniforms,
misses wOmsns sizes Asstd styles end sleeve lengths.
81 50
N-$3 IS Aprons in eobbIer and other asst styles 50
Srd Floor. Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
SUMNER DRAPERIES &
CURTAINS

6-l299 Printed Lined Dropes co." double width $50
1850 Window Treots stretches to fit most Windows
5o-7ss-ss9 Royon RuffIed curtOins, in oil these
lengths, 3d.. 45", So. So, Pr .--- l.99
SOL 80 FbergIos Cofes So, pink and white - 81
30-2ee-5.es Display Curtains. toOred doeron in 81"
TO 90" lengths white ----. I.99
$3.50 Washable Cotton cofes, 36" long - I.99
40-7e9 Heavy Burkeloth Dropes s." or 90" 49, $3.50
25-$l2 Heavy Lined Druperes. assorted eoon-- 500
9Th Floor Washfaoton OHly
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RRANCHELL'S WELWACs
HANDLE STAINLESS

Reg 74e5 l6-pe Set Just Il sets ct this big $40 sowing
Buy TO notch your eoored dnnevo In seveol color
IN Floor. Ws'hfHgfS Store oHy
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LAMPS

l0o-Sss Wsl Pulley Lamps. pOypIOsteK shade. 2.99
43-loss-$l3o Assorted End Tobs Lomps and Shades,
modern, truditionol styles. some pcrs 1873 1898
ll-l7S9-24ss Tobls Lump Boses escorted $50
3-l6ss-22se Single or Triple PolsLites 500 =. 80
S-loss Modern sross Desk Lamps white shades, $50
tn Floor. Washington Store oav
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TOWELS. BATH SETS,
SCATTER RUGS

3l7-2so Chenille Runner Rugs 1880" I 80
22l-2s9 Chenille Scooter Rugs 3ox50"-- I.99
slS-2ee Terry Wush Cloths, postel ------5 for 81
600-4sc Terry Fuee Towels pastel ---------4 for 81
62s-4ec-69e Terry Fuee Towels, posteI --- 3 for 81
so4-l.l0-l 50 Face Towels. posteIs 2 for 81
lS4-lf pert. 5so "Putriciun" Giant Both Towels,
2 for IS
172-lss Common "Eapress" Towels ---I. 100
1889 Scranton Plastic Shower Sets ------- 30
5th Floor. Washington only g.s
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MODERN OCCASIONAL
FURNITURE

lass Lone csdor Chest. ssomst l-druwer 54.95
l-4s.s5 Occasional Chest. red 3-druwst - 29.9S
l-6s.sS Occasional Chest send, 5-druwsr 1895
l-l04e5 Lane CedoF Chest, lined COX finish 1910
l-1e.95 Lone Cedor Chest. pearl finish - 59.95
4-24e5 Desks. pIustie top. lined COX finish - l4.95
l-I9.95 Step Tuble, cherry finish by Gordon 1895
l-79.e5 Coektul Tobls. mink finish. Gordon 1895
4-4s.95-7eS5 Lone Assorted TobIes, seldom 1895
Z-TS.95 Round Cocktail and End TobeS by Gordon in
chinehiu finish 1898
s-7o.e5 Block Lacquer TubIes BY Gordon - 1895
l2-3e95 Assorted Style Tubles. wonut finish 29.95
6-39.95 Assorted Tobles, lined oak finish - 29.95
1855 Mersman Platinum Finish Tables - 29.95
$685. Platinum Finish TubIes by Tonk 29.9S
SASS PoFquet Finish TubeS in wolnut BY famous
Tonk. Plastic top 1888
S-49.e5 Bossett Tobes, horestone finish = S35
oono Walnut Occasional Furniture, American,
1879 oft!
Ith Floor Washington Only
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BEDSPREADS, Grapes,
HASSOCKS

50-l09s Assorted Chenille Bedspreods --.-4 4.99
$3.50 Solid Color Embossed Cotton Spreads 800
36--9.9s-l298 Somple TaioFed Spreads $50
i00-29S-398 Decorator Toss Pillows assorted = 81
4-l4e5 Hussoeks, wine brown und green 80 4.99
lS-l4eS HussOeks, brown. green, blue .-------7.O9
6A Floor, Washington ONLY
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FAN CLEARANCE
35 % TO As % OFF
DUNONT RADIOS

MI. list JSy5-Dumont 3Woy PoFtobe, AC-DC-Bof-
terry, top-groin cowhide eurryine 'eose ---. 24.9S
Mfr. list 3e.e5-oumOnt Toble Rodios, speakers.
tubes, slide-rule tuning. Choice Of color -l9.99
MIR. list 44s5-DumOnt Clock -Rudios. Sleep switch,
rudO ulurm. appliance pus-in ------------ PADS
MIR. list 27,e5 Dumont Tube RodiOs tubes bult-in
ontenno. nterloek. Choice Of eoIors 1873
5tt FL, Washington, 4th FL, SfUer Spring;
Street Floor. PARkinqton