davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-22

peri6dicos. FL diario comu-
nista Hoy, flu asaltado y
clausurado. Empleados de los
ministerios de Gobernacion
e Information y Propagan-
da asumieron ell triste y YER
gonzoso papel de ser verdu-
gos de la libertad de Prem
sa. Sc instalaron en- las re-
vistas, periodicos y estaciones
de radio para chequear, pre-
viamente, TODD ell material ne
eesario destinado a la publi-
cidad. En- la MEDIA Sc in
cluyeron a los anuncios CO.
merciales. Las empresas in.
formativas e~xtranjeras como
la Prensa Asociada, la Prem
sa Unida y la international
News Service no ouedaron
excluidas de la medida in
quistorial. :,
AL establecerse la censura'
Miguel Angel Quevedo, direc-
tor Y propietario de la revis-
ia Bohemia y ell doctor Raul
Alfonso Gonse, a la saxon sub.
director de Ell Mundo, envia-
ron, desde La Habana, cables
de protesta a la Sociedad In
teramericana de Prensa. FL
Presidente de esta organiza-
ci6n interamericana, Mr..
John Knight, envio inmedia-
tamente otro cable al Dicta-
dor p~idiendole la suspension
de Ia censura. Otro tanto hi
cieron los dirigentes del Co
legio de Periodistas y ell Bio
que Cubano de Prensa, los
cuales incluso visitaron al
Dictator pero este, en- SUI So
berbia, Sc neg6 a acceder. Ell
Gobierno de la dictadura ha.
bia reprimido ell brote insu-
rrecional. Hacia constantes
alardes de su triunfo en- la
forma inmisericorde y des-
piadada con que trat6 a los
prisioneros con que hizo juz-
gar a los que lograron esca-
par de su brutal represalia,
con la sentencia a preside
que obtuvo en- los Tribunal
les mientras los autores de
tanto asesinato obtenian pre-
Rasa q h P&sina ~
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-22
tai Ola COMO HOY
E v % DE E

JUEvES, % DE ENERO
1532-Martin Alfonso de Sousa
fund6 a San Vicente
(Brasil).
1788-Nacio Lord Byron (poeta
ingles).
1891-M urio Benjamin Cons
tant. brasileho beneme-
rito.
1895--Renuncio a la Presiden-
cha argentina Don Luis
Saenz Peha.
19O0-Murio David Eduardo
Hughes, inventor del tele-
grafo.
t949-Rindese Peiping a las
huestes rojas chinas.
1957-Retirase Israel de terri
torio egipcio que ocupa-
h.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-22
e. ANcucIsNo EN- FL EspANoL
c0NTEAAPoRANEo

Con el prcpostO de eontribuir al mantenlmiento de la pureza d
nuestro ioiomA, diaRiAments publcaremos en- sta pagina u a aticuIo
e mterssnts } nOvedosO DiceionariO de AngHcismo del eminsnts
, hlOloEO panamsAO doctor Ricardo J. Alfaro.
AMERICANA, MA Continuation
Ultimamente Sc ha difundido ell neologismo estadounidenss.
algunas Veces tranSformado en- estadinense, por haplopogia no
exenta oe eiegancia. Halo acceptable Ell neologismo. 81 Estados
UnidOs eS Ell verdadero nombre de la naci6n, es natural que
de Ell Sc derive directamente ell gentiIicio.
Yanqui no es voz acceptable en- Ell lenguaje general. oca.
slonalmente tiene cabida como termino familiar, festive e hipo.
coristico. Fuera de estos casos, es despectivo o peyoratiyo, "
pr ende' offensive. LO mismo cabe decir de Yanquilandia.
v. Yanqui.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-22

Miami Springs, Fla, JUEyES ~ de Enero de 1859
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-22

Acogido . Ia franquicia postal como correspondence Dc
segunds eIass en- Ell Correo de Miami Springs. Florida
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-06
plus these specials from top makers

reinforced of
blue yellow Small (o8 Medium VS.
(34 -----.--
moze 9 8mos.-
So $50 fot Boys Cotton Knit ceepe CROTCH shoulder
adjustable shoulder Light Blue
moize pink red noy Srol medium large, X o9e -
teycoh sipo and bottles Pink
o
fonneee with neckbond
blue --''
se
thing baby needs to get off to good fot ~
BIS chix highly absorbent wrneee Size
Standard crib
36x5O"- -
b Bs 7 a W H Ges s% S Crib sA''"s IL
Utility and fully insulated closures Pink
blue red %
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Body Aristoerot Soeque in soft
combed cotton with shirred,
embroidered neckIine.
Solid posteIs, Sse; prints. LIS
Infonts' SIip-on Shirt. 6
months to 3 yrs. - 69e
lnfonts' Abdominal Binders
45e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-06

Body Aristoerot Kimono with
eosy-snop front, ribbon trim.
Soft cotton knit with stitched
detoiI. Solid posteIs, lbs;
prints, l.55
lnfonts' Printed Bosinette Sheet,
pink, blue, maize -------: 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-06

Baby Aristocrot Gown with snap
front, drowstrine bottom and
long sleeves. Comfortable COT
ton knit. Solid postels, Las;
prints, LOS
Infants Fitted Crib Sheets,
solids, l.99; prints ---.-z.z5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-06

Body Aristoerot Diopers of
wrinkle-resistont, highly OBJ
sorbent surgical type cotton
oouze. No hem; pinked sell
vooes ore soft for baby. Wash
costly, dry quickly. Fold to fit
any size baby. Size 2lx4o".
Box of IL. 3.49
Sanforixed Quilted Pods,
l7xl8", 59e; size 1884,
l.lS; size 27x52", z.6S
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30

loan organization since its IN
ception and under his guild
ance, Hebrew Loan h a d
grown to be one of the most
respected welfare agencies in
the city.
He was active in other COM
munity organizations, includ-
ing Congregation Anshei Is
rael. 1t was his generous con-
tributions that made possible
the establishing of the Ber-
nard Rackoff Memorial Ii
brary at the congregation.
The library was established
in memory of the Rackoffs
son.
Mr.. Rackoff, retired jew
eler from New York City,
had lived in Tucson since
1943.
Survivors include his wife,
Ray; a daughter, Mrs. Her
man Goldstein, of Tucson;
two grandchildren, Sandra
and Bernard and a sister, liv-
ing in Israel.
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30
Nuzi History
Is Now In
Textbooks

BONN, (JTA) - Thous-
ands of West German chill
dren returning to school
will read for the first time
about NaZi concentration
camps and the massacres of
millions of Jews and other
civilians, in new history
books distributed to the
schools.
The significant feature of
the new school books is that
they officially confirm, for
he first time, the existence
of concentration camps and
throw the onus for the
Reichstag fire on Marshal
Hermann Goering.
They also describe how
Germany, under the Nazis,
sank into a period of hor-
ror greater than she ever
experienced before"
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30

SdIldl dIlO AID 4Ndl1OlId1ASAAA-
DIR. Neal ID. HOughtOn, dean
emeritus of the University of
Arizona political science de-
partment, will be the con-
sultant for the disarmament
discussion. Mrs. Harold Less
ner will be discussion leader.
DR.. Charles 0. Hucker, chair
man of the department of or
iental studies at the univerSi-
ty will be consultant for the
China discussion with Gerald
Dulgov as discussion leader.
The round table on Israel
and Arab Nationalism will
have a panel including an
Israeli and Arab student
Morton Freilich will lead the
discussion and Mrs. George
GoIdmark will be recorder.
The Fireside Club meeting
is open to the public without
charge.
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30

Variety, the entertainment
weekly, reported.
The book was a best sell
Ter and the play ran in 102
theaters with more than
5000 performances, Variety
reported, adding that "spe-
cial attention" was being gi-
ven to premiers of the film
"in an attempt to accent the
fall of NaZism and the rise
of democratic attitudes to-
ward the Jews in Ger
many"
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30
Anne Frank
Is Hit In
Germany

NEW YORK, (JTA) -
German audiences, zap
parently want to feel re-
morseful' for the deeds of
the film version of "The
Diary of Anne Frank" just
as they did with the Ger
man translation of the book
and of the stage version,
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30

LONDON, (JTA) - About
1000 Jews crowded into Mos
cows synagogue during the
Rosh Hashanah services, ac-
cording to press reports re-
ceived here from the Soviet
capital.
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30
United Nutions Is Theme
Of Fireside Club Panel

United Nations Week will be the theme of the Firesde
Clubs program of "Coexsence NonExistence' on Nov
1 at pm at the Center
panel will lead the discussion such vital topics
disarmament China and the United Nations and ISraeSueZ
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30
Charitable Leader
Leo Ruckoff Dies

Leo Rackoff, of the founders of Tucsons Hebre"
Free Loan Association, died here SUDDENLY Oct u.
passing of the community leader had farreaching
effect the Jewish community.
Mr. Rackoff had been of the nonsectarian
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30

Funeral services were held
at the Arizona Mortuary cha
pei and the body was shipped
to New York City for burial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET "a Bel Air a.door
tsk.taxDi powernlids 7, and ~
yinyl interior. excellent bargain
for service car or ~ transporta-
ton: S44b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05
Research Unit
Head Named

Charles Louis Critchfield. a
physicist who directs the re-
search program Of a big air.
craft company, is the new head
Of the Pentagon's Advanced
Research Projects Agency.
Mr.. Critchfield. 40, will take
over the ARPA job November
l6 from Roy w. johnson, a
former General Electric Co.
executive who announced his
resignation a month ago.
Since 1855 Mr.. Critchfield
has been director of scientific
research for the Convair Divi-
sion Of General Dynamics Corp.
At one time he was on the
faculty of the University Of
Minnesota. From 1943 to
1916 he was a mathematical
physicist at the important
atomic bomb laboratories at
Los Alamos. N. Mex. For part
Of 1916 he was principal physi-
cist for the Clinton Engineer
ing Works at Oak Ridge. Tenn.
He returned then as a pro-
fessor of physics to George
Washington University here.
where he had been a student.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05

patients given oral penicillin
where q reaction rate Of UP To
2 per cent was noted. The rate
is even higher with penicillin
given by injection.
Or. Cronk said that he doubts
any new species Of resistant
bacteria will develop because
of the use Of Syncillin. The
studies, however, are prelimi-
nary and many more patients
must be tried before allergy
can be ruled out, he added.
So far the synthesis has been
used successfully in cases OF
tonsilitis, gingivitis, middle ear
infections, pneumonia. gonor-
rhea, eye infections and acute
bronchitis.
Syncillin. it was reported. is
twice as effective in achieving
high concentrations in the blood
serum as other penicillins.
1t may be effective against
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05

infections due TO the staphy-
lococcus aureus bacteria against
which few antibiotics are sue
cessful. This is the strain which
causes hospital pneumonia
hard to treat boils and other
troubles sometimes resistant to
the modern wonder drugs"
An FDA report cited. held
that Syncillin is effective
against more strains Of the sta
|phylococcus bacteria. II is
effective against so strains. ac-
cording to the report, whereas
7enicillin G-the original type
lis effective against "a; peni-
cillin o effective against 20, and
penicillin v against 20.
The price Of the new drug
should be. company research
ers said, in line with that OF
oral penicillin on the market
today.
In another report. DR.. sgd
ney Ross Of Children's Hospi-
tai here, said the new antibiotic,
colistin. seems to show good
results against certain forms Of
gastro-enteritis and the less
common salmonella enteritis,
an Inflammation caused by
food poisoning.
While encouraged about the
new drug. DR.. Ross said that
the Children's Hospital Re-
search Foundation plans to
work with 1t for another year
before any enthusiasm can be
confirmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05

and anti-cancer drugs. Henry
WEIGH, Ph.D., chief Of the Food
and Drug Administrators
Antibiotic Division. told the
group. The three-day symposi-
UNI, which ends tomorrow, is
being held at the Mayfiower
Hotel.
A group of researchers from
Bristol Laboratories told repre-
sentatives Of % nations that
the synthetic penicillin. known
as Syncillin. should be on the
market within the next few
weeks.
A major factor in its use is
the apparent lack Of allergic
reaction on the part Of patients
so far. DR.. c. A. Cronk OF
Syracuse University noted that
in a study of LAG patients
given the new drug there have
been no untoward reactions,
This. he said, is in contrast
to a study of some $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05

arrangement that he will have
nothing TO do with convair
contracts. ~ ~
A Pentagon spokesman said
the Secretary Of Defense is au-
thorized by law to pick up to 10
men who are leaders In their
fields to serve under similar ar
arrangements. Convair did not
say what Mr.. Critchfield's sal
airy is. Mr.. johnson was paid
$4,000 a year by the Govern
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05
Barber Shop Quurtets
Stage Show Saturday

The Society for the Preserv-
alton and Encouragement OF
Barber Shop Quartet In Amer
lea gives its 18th annual show
at $3.50 pm. Saturday in Con-
stitution Hall.
In addition to local quartets
and a number Of out-of-town
groups, there will be specially
numbers including "76 from
bones" sung by 76 men and the
Precisionists, a 25-voice special
chorus Of the chapter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05

He also had been an instructor
at Harvard.
The announcement yesterday
by Secretary of Defense Nc
Elroy said Mr.. Critchfield's
main work has been in the
cries and investigations of nu-
clear reactions and forces. nu-
clear theory and stellar energy"
Mr.. Critchfield will serve
without compensation as ARPA
chief, but will remain on the
Convair payroll under an ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05

Cartography Division Of the
American Congress on Survey
ing and Mapping.
The meeting, open to the
public, will be held at 8 pm.
in the Interior Department
auditorium. Eighteenth and c
streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05
Synthetic PeniciIIin
Watched las Cancer Drug
BY CHARLES G. BROOKS
star star Writer

The FIRST synthetic penclin will open new world for
Of Infections the seventh annual symposium on anti
biotics told yesterday.
The substance-made by changing the molecular structure
OF chemicals making up conventional pencnmay the
neninp of the door To breakthrough into effective
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05

CHEYENNE. - Thousands of
tons of jade are believed depos-
tied in various parts OF Wyo-
ming and also in California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05
SipIe Will Letcure
To photographers

DR.. Paul A. Siple. polar ex-
plorer and military geographer
will lecture on the Antarctic at
the fall meeting today of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-05

during this Sears biggest Home
Furnishing Sale of the season!

COLOR and Nth
notwithstanding no~mheth@ its drenes
Xn preads
Evening star., 1959-06-18

II choin with duck-covered foom scot, bock ~
II Aluminium Buntins Bridge TebIe, Redwood Picnic Set,
Aluminium choise Lounge. Redwood choirs ---- SSS
II Peel Bssket chsi Floor Sompss Floral Circle Covers.
Green and White Beach UmbFelIos 399
II Peel low-Boek cheis Black wrought iron eos--lZSS
BIoek Wrought Iron Mesh Bench 1872
Redwood end Aluminium choses Teak and hotu'e Retten
coektou Table. 1899
Bunting De Luxe Inneaprins chsiss Lounges. Aluminium
frore Extro-Ioroe size 3ooo
Inneprins and Aluminium chese Lounges. Floor samples,
i4e9
3-S-Pe Roofu OF Furniture Black wrought with white
postt nnersprino scots. end and ! toble 500
Green end Yellow Aluminium Contour Postel Peel Besket
Chain 1852
oarden Furntws-srd Eoor Washington Only
Evening star., 1959-06-18

Seconds Of Fesus ak@ psasvwass. Cups only for Sse
Scenic oseawsre. ovenpToofsd serving Blue yellow
white Chocs of cosseots cosseroe sugar and
creomers salt ond per9e SET Of individual eosseroes
60 -.-.--~- -. l.99
washtseon: &ts Floor sIrsr sgrtns and
SAVINGS ON PAINT AND WALLPAPER
100 Lstsx Paint. Jode green brown
buercup, smoke grey, Provincial blue. COL 24s
200 Outside and Inside Psnt White House point
'' 2se
100 Msrv.Iss s.es White Ensm.I. Limit to customer.
i, pint =. ------ .-------------. l9e
$50 Reody Trimmed Wallpaper potterns Double
Patnts-7h Floor, Washington onv.
CLOTHES FOR YOUTH
4,-3ss-e.ss Teens FIot Hsesd Shoes, discontinued pot
terms Broken sizes 10y
Ioo-4ss Girls, Sun Dresses washable Assorted styles ond
color sizes 70 IA - -------------2 2.9e
lSo-2ss Subtssns Peds Puhsrs plods ond solids Sizes
3 TO "a ----- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
lSo-zos subteens Cotton Skirts, SLIM buckle back style,
mostly pIods Sizes to Ia l.99
Ioo-1ss subteens' BIousss. Broken and eoors ss
Syer Sgrine srS Floor PARKH0o":
Upper Levsi Prince Georges Pa1d
Evening star., 1959-06-18
CLOTHES FOR YOUTH
CLOTHES FOR YOUTH
WASHINGTON ONLY

I3o-SI-iss Tots Poywssr shorts Tshrts and pIoy suits.
Broken sizes BOX x----.-------- -------------- ese
Iso-3Ss-Sss Tots Summer Dresses woshobIe assorted
STYLES and colors. Sizes 3 and 36x l.5S, tor So
Ioo-isS Girls Cotton Shorts solids, prints and stripes Sizes
10 49,. 1,.,o,,,,.d .o,,oo. h,ood oo.,S.
sizes 70 oI5 39e
io6-Iss-2es Boys' Slssysd Shirts, sport and dress
models foncieS and white Broken sizes e ----- 99e
50 Special! Beys Swsote wooIs and blends ossored styles
Broken sizes ond 6 -------l.SS
9Se
$50 Jr. Boys Cotton Flonne Robes, size sse
so-299 Boys Raineoots BunoS rubber vent bock ornsh-
proof metal closure. Sizes to IA .-l l.S9
so-4Ss-6ss Prs chdrsns Shoes and Loofers. discontinued
potterns Broken sizes ~
81 Prs 4ss chIdrsns oxfords, smooth eothers and bucks
nd Floor, Washington Only
Evening star., 1959-06-18

S7-sxI2 BroodIoom Rugs 1000 nyon or oil wool u
perfect 50 | and Two for 500 ------- S4S5
400 Yds-loooo Royon BrOodIOom. With otoehed toom
rubber boek-no other pod needed and " in SIX snort
coors but oil in oil widths. ------. SO. yd 3SS
s4-zse5-SssS 46"x6 Rugs. Discontinued sompe OF brood
loom ue-mony woos, nyons in group Plain solid cooIs.
tweeds ond textures BY tonous mills. - co. lSUV
s-6t Floor Washington Only.
Evening star., 1959-06-18
SAVE ON GARDEN FURNITURE

6-PC. GLIDER CUSHION
REPLACEMENT SETS
RssuIory 1898. Just 100! reversible
bock cushions, 3 scot cushions with VOL - 90
once. Punpy filled with cotton felt, Gov /"|I
cred with woshobe plostc. Green-ond-
white red and white
Srd Floor, Washinoton Jh Surer Spring and
PARKtHgtoH: Lower LspeL Prince Georges Plaza
Evening star., 1959-06-18
SAVINGS ON BLANKETS, QUILTS

4s-7Ss Ae,sn BI.nd BIankess 12xso" Woven Of Acdon
nylon and royon for longer for 99o
36-9ee Pssehwo Quilts Coonio print Woshobe eoorfost
500
~ Fitted Contour Bankst Double ebed size Washable royon
ond nNon. feoT-round weight 33S
3S-io.ss-l2sS NyIon cemfors doeron filled Assorted
coIos. potterns. Washable -------S77
BIankets-5h Floor. Washnston onlv.
Evening star., 1959-06-18
MEMS SHOE CLEARANCE

2oo-Summer Shoes Woven leather Golf with ripple
sole or perforated black leather with crepe sole l0SS
225-l3e5 to 1875 Summer and Year round
Shoes -s----.- e'S
lso-lo.eS Nothing" Shoes. flexible ecthers 4ss
MEMS shos-snd F Washington; FL. StlUer Spring
and PARKfnoton Mall Lerel Prince Georges Plaza
Evening star., 1959-06-18
BUDGET AND BETTER
LINGERIE REDUCED

lSo-6se Cotton Knit Briefs, pink blue ond white,
Sizes ,, and in the group .----------- Tor Z.Se
1o-1ss Cotton Lsns Gowns in fIorcl prints Pink. blue
9les p W, wv
9S-2.99 end 800 Cotton Slips and Cotton or kyon
Pstsieoets. White pink blue. Loee eyeIet trims
Sizes 34-4o IN the group p---------------------l,s
lS0-69e Nylon THeot Briefs, elosticized legs ond
woistbond White only. Sizes to 7-------z for 81
BUDGET Lsssre street Floor wsshIn0tos slger Sprins
and PARkH0toH: haH Lepel Prince GEORGES Plasa
$3.50 Cotton Robes, clossic types, solid, pink
5I-3.Ss Cotton SIeepwssE Assorted sizes and coIors
in florols and solids. S, N, L in group 2.S9
3oo-$l 70 81 kylon Trieot Pants includes Hollywood
briefs bond-lee briefs, trunks and fored styles,
2oas OFF
Better Lingerie ird Floor WashnetoH Floor Sper
Spring and PARkH0ton; Mall LsUe Prince Georges Plaza
Evening star., 1959-06-18
GLASSWARE SAVINGS
TOWELS AND LINENS

-
So-$i Guest Towels ---------------2 for 81
loo-l7s Bun Cory end Basket --------------- set
1855 s4s,o4 Cotton end Roye" eIoti Il N.pta, Set.
lz-zs9 Meehs pIs.,ie ees,.d Cloths. 52&5z" i.4s
So-l49-24o Odd Lot Dresser Seers sSe
too-3se-5se ODD Lot Asserted Napkins ---4 for 81
loo-sss e4xs4" Cotton end Rsyo" Cloth. Nspkins, Set.
so u perfect I9s Beech Towels 60. 81
so-9Se-l9s Odd Lot Lid Covers 2se-sSe
ZOO Special! Wosh Cloths notch ----------5 for 81
200 speeiaI Face Cloths to match for 81
ss-Iss-zsS ODD Lot Shower eurtun' end Dropss. s.
5o-l.4s-2.4S Mixer and Tooste' Covers 81
'o-s ehT' Line" % tss9 as"s"s %s1SS,s. TSS: or, Soc
SAVE NOW ON LAMPS
Assorted Tobs Lamps and shods MODERN traditional Some
SLACK wrousht o" Modern Floor Lamp and Shade. Boss
bullet -'''1 '''' 4ss
Polished Wall Pulley Lamps. seoIOped top and bottom
Hond- -esvsG I.siso AIabo,t.r Tob. Lamp and shsd.
SLIGHTLY domooed -----.-------- 49, 1899
cendsobrs- Style Pole Lsmp Block and bro Floor-to-ee
ino STYLE - - - - 1899
Imported vene,en Clos. smot. ss... Trimmed in green
Brushed bross netoI mounting. Shodes extro S.99
Ldmp'-iih FicOr. PARKnOtOH oHiV.
DRAPERIES AND CURTAINS
zoi2Ss Printed Antique Ssti" oops' Single width Green
Io-l1sssPrintsd Antique sot" Chinese Mo'f Draps' Red
so-zsS-5Ss Assorted Di.pIsy 1oosd cuoin.. 81" 90
long. 0oeron ond fibereIos. Pr -:-------1--lS
5o-7Se- 80 Woshobe Cotton Veonees. Prints solids 4se
1859 Stretch Window TFeo Red, yellow green l.s9
$3.50 Fberses Shorty D'opsris' So only Assorted
Prints Pr 1873
6-Isso Triple Width BY 90" Long chromspun Acetate Dra
pe,ies Gold ,,rex threod Pr 1899
$3.50 Antique Sotin po~ propsrs'. Single width by e3
Rose Pr l.0
ss Iss:e %s:G::T l @ ~ ' s E- ss' and
WADING POOLS AND SANDBOXES
Ss-6-Foot Round wsdins Pools. Blue liner W. deep V
ooIIon copocity White wrewoI Ground o-viny liner ess
6S-4ox4o" cenopisd Redwood Sendbox. Metol bottom
legs double odustobe eonopy Holds 100 lbs OF sond
redwood .--- oc
Play Eoupmentsa FLOOR ws,hngto. h Floor ssg., Spring
and PARKRoton; Level Prince Geor0es Pidsd'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
Administration Loser
In Senate Roll Tests

jority OF the Republicans failed
to back up the President only
once when they supported a
compromise version Of an area
redevelopment bill.
Bennett, Bush Lead
Republican Senators Bennett
Of Utah and Bush Of Connecti-
cut voted for the Presidents po-
sition on "a of the 35 roll calls,
scoring OF per cent. Democratic
Senator Lausche Of Ohio sup
ported the President on 81 per
cent Of the roll calls.
Highest scorers in the opposi-
ton were Senator Morse. Demo-
crat of Oregon, who voted
against the Presidents position
II per cent of the time and
Senator LANCER. Republican Of
North Dakota, who did likewise
on SO per cent Of the test votes.
The publication explained
that 1t selected the 35 test votes
from a total Of 81 roll calls on
the basis of q clear indication
Of the Presidents position. The
IS included three foreign policy
questions. a supplemental APP
preparation for the Develop
ment Loan Fund, an increase
in the United States subscrip-
ton to the International None
tary Fund and the World Bank.
and a minor treaty. 1t included
also, the 79-11 vote for con-
firmation of Mrs. Clare Booth
Luce as Ambassador to Brazil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
z Galleries Here
Send Art Works
To Moscow Show

Two Washington galleries
have contributed to the 40
work art show that viii be
shipped from New York tomor-
row for the American National
Exhibition in Moscow this
summer.
The Phillips Gallery has
donated William De Kooning's
oil painting "Asheville H." Mr..
De Kooning is one Of the
country's leading abstract ex-
pressionsits.
The Corcoran Gallery has
lent Raphael Soyer's waiting
Room" a prize-winning oil
from one of the Corcoran's
earlier biennial exhibitions. Mr..
Soyer is an outstanding ex-
ponent Of the realist school Of
art.
The art show. which includes
20 sculpture works, is COM
prised Of distinguished ex-
amples Of American art pro-
duced since 1918. The six
week exhibition in Moscow
opens July rs.