davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

Totals 80 ara Totals 80 311 2
1-Homered for jay in 9TH; Gran
for Tore in Sth: 3-Walked for Nc
Mahon In 9th. 4-At bat for Maye when
wild pitch ended game.
CHICAGO -------010 0l0 OO0-2
MILWAUKEE, 1000 DOL 1913
DARK; Po-A-chicago 24-16:
ming run scored. pPSsanks to T.
TAYLOR to Marshall. q; Jay to Avila to
Tore. LOB-Chicago a; Milwaukee 8.
2B4Noren, Schult, Bruton, Mathews,
Avila. Terre. HR-Vernon. S-Hillman.
H,l,m.n ~ h rasa 3 = So
I: .!HIisSa 80" ! ! 3 ! g.
IM Isy Mb------3 2 z ] g
Elston pitched to 3 in eth. '
=. Henry pitched to 1 in 9th.
Winner-McMahon Old. Loser n
Wf-Henry. U-Landes, German.
sudol. Jackowski. TAB. A-36,-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

winner-.worthington (2-2l. Loser
Owens OLD.
UEconian. Donatelli, Burkhart.
Venzon. T-2:1S. A-o,SSS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-06
Defendant Cleared
In Trial for Rope

A man was acquitted yester.
day by a District Court Jury Of
a charge Of raping a s5-year-
old married woman last octo-
Der 20.
The man cleared is Melvin
C. Mcneil. %. The complain
ant in the case said Mr.. Nc
Neil had forced her to accom-
pany him to his room In the
TOO block Of C street NE. and
attacked her.
Mr.. Mcneil testified that the
woman had accompanied him
TO his room voluntarily. While
admitting he had been intimate
with her, Mr.. Mcneil said she
had consented.
The jury deliberated more
than three hours In reaching
its verdict.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-06

child sees the purpose Of
phonics. then you're accom-
plished something"
Crash Program Pays on
Mr.. Rucker instituted a
crash program" of reading
instruction at his school last
year which resulted in an aver
age rise Of Ia school years in
reading skill in four months
teaching time.
Mrs. Frank Perkins, an ele-
mentary school teacher and
remedial reading coach here,
said she has achieved notable
gains in students reading abil-
ity with q system emphasizing
phonics.
Both she and Mrs. Pauline
Hord, now director of funda-
mendal education for a Mem
phis tTennJ educational tele-
vision station and for many
years a first grade. teacher,
said they favored q method of
phonics because 1t was a formal,
organized system and there
fore, they felt, children learned
from 1t more quickly and thor
oughly than from unsystem-
lied teaching.
Julian Barber Of WTOP-TV
moderated the discussion in st.
Marks Church. Third and A
streets Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-06

lnSJrucLlOn Dy teacnlng SOUNDS
Of particular letters, then show.
ing students how to put these
sounds together Into words.
About three decades ago the
sight reading" method-learn-
ing to recognize entire words
became popular. The relative
merits Of the two systems have
been debated for the past few
years.
All three panel members from
the District school system has
tened to assure the audience
that-"contrary to public opin-
ion," as Reading Clinic Director
Harry Lewis put it-phonic
reading is taught here.
Phonics Inescapable
Every system in use here
has a built-in system Of
phonics. It's impossible. for a
child to pass through the Dis
trict schools without phonics. .
said Mrs. Bessie Cramer, direc-
tor Of supervision and instruc-
ton for the schools.
Phonics. sight reading and
other methods are all used To-
cally. the speakers said. IN
dividual schools and teachers
use their own judgment and
experience in determining how
they will teach reading.
Countering the obvious pro-
phonics slant Of the audience.
panel members insisted that no
one Institutional system will
teach every Johnny to read
perfectly.
"Phonics for phonics' sake
in my estimation is idiotic,"
said Henry Rucker. principal
Of the Marriott School in st.
Stephens Church. Va. IF the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-06
z Hikes Scheduled
By Parks Office

National Capital Parks ma
turualists will conduct two
hikes this week end as part Of
its early spring hike program
A hike through Rock Greek
park will begin at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the Rock Greek
Trail Center on Beach drive. A
second hike along the Gao
Canal towpath viii begin at 2
pm. Sunday at Macarthur
boulevard and Cornell avenue
in Glen Echo. Both hikes will
end at 5 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-06


the same as other days.
FREDERICK Williams. I1ol Talbot st
ST. ne.
Raymond J. GLADDEN.. -, 34l2 lstl
kins. 81, 3S4 18th 81. Sc. nav"
james H. .VestaL rs, l0ls Bryan st
re-; and vernell :. Wesley. 81, eeI
srs SSiIsa = =. a Rs "a, Arnold. Md
81. Clair. Nd. ~ - ''D'
Alfredo O. Asero, %. HyattsvilIe, anc
Dolores NJ. A. candelieri. 20, 522S
Marvin asa I D. n aaissy, s2, Arlington, anc
Elem NJ Adams. ls, waldorf. Nd.
Tony Mcdaniel. As, and Henrietts
Presley. AZ, both Of 1909 Wallaeh
Anthony nth rs" t. washington. 90. 4soi Ed.
son pl. ne, and Barbara b. Brown,
Georse A Coates, IS. sos Tennessee
aye ne: and Dolores P. VIM. 20,
James mes WOOD ID 30 81. sos NJ st. ne. and
Lester Mccluney. 81, is4s Bennei
Robert K. Kinslsy. 81. 1000 LIVINGSTON
I'd Sc; and aNncy L. sehatz 20,
srs 1000 Liv R1ysS, 70 81 sc; sna p..u
Green. 20. both Of fsi5 Calvert
st. NV.
Oliver r. Mccloud, 30. 1920 varnum
st. NV, and Gladys Z. Jones, 20.
l447 Cedar st, Sc
and Pastora G. Reoeura, "a. 1927 q
st. nv
Norman s Dryer. 81, 1928 Sd st. NV.
and Valerie A. sartorius. 90. 59l5
tn Seo W AYE aye. nv nv n,.. Il.
Peggy z. Rupert. 10. Baltimore.
Everett Watkins, jra 10. New orleans.
and Sylvia D. Thomas. 10. 35l5
2Ist 81 Sc
Andrew Tzafferis. "a. Silver Spring,
and aMrgareL Auser. IS, l7il Massa-
ohusetts ave nv
Dean T. Trevorrov, 81. and Barbara
A. Coleman, 81, both Of Rockville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-06
Phonics Reading Plan
Permeotes DC. Schools

Phonics certainly are taught In the District schools
This emphatic point made last night by panel Of
educators at conference entitled More Phoncs?"
by the District school system and the District Congress of
ents and Teachers.
PHONES" Is the name used for method of reading
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-06
PETER PAN
GRIZZLIES
and BRAS
2'5o :. 7's5

A. Pickup" underscore bro
has self adjusting crescent
shoped she'll to support and
lift. Concealed no-curI lecture.
A 32-36; B and c, 32-38. $50
B. Hidden Treasure Honey
comb" bee free bro. Airy clos
to net is cool and comfortable,
adjusts to natural changes.
A 1926; B ond c 32-38. 3.95
c. Tiger" oirdIe and pontie
eirdle, woven-in control in the
new fobric. FirmoIostic stripes,
woven through the nyIon power
net. S, M, L, XII. 7.s5
0ownstoirs Store, Budget Corsets
and Bros also Bethesda Budget
and Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-06
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. C. laW couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. ,Dait three
tuH days and receiue the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-06

Or a method of reading
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05

Washington Store Open Tomorrow $50
to 800; Silver Spring and PARKington.
1000 to $50; Prince Georges PIozo.
1890 to $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05

81 speeisI! ceofH- Filled Beby Pillows 81
$3.50 Sleep -BIenket WeIkes ooetote blend 800
$3.50 Inlont Terry Sleep and Play Sets, nue spoVer,
-on points and bootIets -. ----I .o9
l5nl % Infnnts, cn.durnx cnnxeEs Medium lnrcs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
SAVE ON CLOTHES FOR YOUTH

81 Special! ceIofiI-FiIed seby Pillows s.
$3.50 niants Terry Sleep and Play Sets. 'ncue spove
puI-on points and bootIets l.99
Iso-i9s Inou.s' Corduroy c,s~Ien. Medium Jorge exro
I1S Prs z9s-ssS Children. Slippers. girls potercs velvet
ond assorted fobncs Broken 81
Broken sizes 299
ITS speeioI! Tot Boys. Femou.-Moke Lined Pop" jackets
woshobe zip front poids or solids Sizes 3-6x 299
800 spses Tot Girls Spring Cotton Dresses. ~oshobe A.
sorted prints ond solids. Sizes Box 800
2oo-I2ssI4Ss Tot Boys end Girls Snow Suits some
~oshobe Pile ond Quilted Innings in group All with sepo9ts
hoods asserted styles in sizes go" 50
sI4 ond SIS
'ooLess Tot Girls Cor e0o'', Dopin quilted lined Sep:
39-e9e Girls wo,hobIs Tub-Ums Assorted colors Broken
zlo-sse soy. and Girls sampIs so.. Wide selection Of
Sos sV e 's ooy and red check Sizes
zozsssss5 Girl, Better Winter coor Broken sizes.
1850 Girl. Cotton Dresses, plods solids ond prints
lzs-ess-ss9 sub-Teer Dresses and Jumpers. few ehub
4o-ss9 sub-reen popIn Co, coo .noIl sizes only 2s9
7s-ssslz.9S sub-Teens Better Cor coot' broken coors
6o-s2sss5 sub-1eeu. Winter coot, t"eeds solids blends
Broken sizes ond coors $40
7s-s''599 subTs.". Skirt. woods and eotons in
4z-sss-Io9s J. Deb Cor coots sturdy fobrcs Broken
sizes 1916 in group --- -----.- 500
s7-s2s-2s99 H. Deb eoot. assorted styles nony
6o-SSS-IS Deb S~eofen Dukes, snetond types ond
orlons Sizes 34-4o group 4.5s, for 50
4-499-599 j. Deb Skirts assorted styles and sizes 1879
400 Speea Boys outewesV includes Tooae Coots Suburban
Goats, Tweed Joeket wool cotton shells Broken sizes
$40 ---- ...--. ------.--..-----. IS
eoo-2ss Boys Cotton Broodeoh Sport Shirts. conventional
and button eolors long sleeves Sizes $40 eeeh
for So
zoo-1.ss Boy. Broodeoh Dress Shirts. Sizes 6-l2, 49,
for So
o,sf; do gGgptsssss Fq0, waH0toE . snS STIR s1O
MISSES BUDGET sPORTsWEAR
e4-s99 Mon TeO Slips with oce tlounces. White Sizes
AZ and "a only. -------- 70, IS
10000 hyIon Teo Slips assorted styles ond eoIors
34-40 "a,
$3.50 Winter seepweo styles ond Broken
1900 -----------. ----. Z for S.
$3.50 cotto" Slips with ororound poneI White Sizes
32-40 2.sS
SrS Floor Washington
Mall LereL PrtHce GEORGES Plaza
BUDGET sPoRTsWEAR REDUCED
2oo-3.ss-5.Ss Fomous Mske Corduroy Cotton Skirts.
1000 WOOL Sims, pIeo Solids pods Sizes 10 TO IS
group ------ 299
Street Floor WASHINGTON. sarsr Spring sEd
Mall Leuel Prince Georges Plaza
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
DRApERiEs AND CURTAINS AT SAVINGS

l5o-Woshebe cefes end voIonee assorted tobrcs 4Se
so-Antique Son Dropes. rose ond green So long ISS
23-chromspun properes with lurex, So" long T- 1Ss
49-Doeson Tier curtons 36" long, green ond pink 'Se
29-Heavy Textured Drew Dtspes, 50" long ------l9S
S-orsondy RuFed cuneins. 81" long .---------- zSS
ls-Rufeled poeor cvrto;o, double width 90" long 500
22chomspun osapss. w/Iurex, double width 90 green
rose, nnocho gold
sth Floo, WASHINGTON ONLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
LOUNGEWEAR AND UNIFORMS

zoo-Ioss-I2ss Double Nyon busters. oil hand washable
Assorted styles. Misses sS7
26o-S1-$l5 Fomous Make Uniforms, white; docron and
docron-cotton blends Short "a sleeves Assorted styles
Juniors and Misses sizes ------------- 50
Lom MEANING, Washington
and PARKHOtoH; Mall Leuel Prince GEORGES Plaza
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
coRNIces, SCREENS, BLINDS, DOORS

s-lSs Redwood corniess. SO" vide, s. toce 1850 SSe
lS-4e9 Redwood Corness, u" wide 8" toce----- 2ss
500 Redwood cornees, 81 WIDE g. toce----- 3S9
1850 Redwood cosniees 90" vide 8" face 4ss
$3.50 Redwood Confess l08" wide s" toce s9S
1850 Redwood cornees, 40" wide, g. foce--- 69S
$3.50 Redwood corness. l44" wide. 8" foee---- 1873
40 ss so.swood RoII.u, Floor Screen ~ 800
lso-269-2ss Venetisn Blinds, ronoe OF sizes --- 80
1880 Postie Folding Doors. 32n80 grey, beige zS9
1850 Postic Folding Doors, 36x6O. grey, beige 1920
Floor. WASHINGTON ONLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
SAVE ON JR. DEB SPORTSWEAR
CLOTHES FOR YOUTH

CLOTHES FOR YOUTH
$3.50 lnfon Beacon Cloth Buutinss pIostic lined 81
50 Ps-2.9S4SS Teens Royon Velvet and Fobrie Slippers.
eother scuffs Broken sizes i.4S
AZ P-speeo Youths and Boys Boske.bsH Shoes block
67-Pr 7ss-s7s Girl. cenve. co.uol Shoes. Broken sizes,
I4o-sS-zS9 Tots FonneI Lined PIoywear boys and girls
styles Boxer sock corduroy socks eon ond onne shirts
group Broken sizes 3-6s ----------- 81
~ Pn-z9s Girls. Cotton Poomo. and Gowns, novelty styles
N pink or blue Sizes 5, NJ l see; for 81
ls-lsss-s25 Girls Winter coots wormy lined Broken
5o-lo99-,zs9 Girls. Cor coot., some pile lined, some With
hoods -------------- --------------------$7
2zS4 Girls Flannel Dusters pink blue some with corduroy
254ss5.ss Girls Skirts assorted styles and fobcs Broken
zz-I4s9zz,ss it, Deb Formal. and Poy Dresses, brokeH
styles o nd ;,1 ss :. -, -, $40
" '~'''' WV ''''''''' ON@' 7ss
Ioo-spesie Boys we''.'" s'oet'. eovoy twill eho'ooo
loo-speeioI! Boys, shorsIeeved Sport Shirts Broken sizes
go I5s e.; Z 70, So
$3.50 soy. Shirt and Sleek Sets. fonneI lined sIocks
Sizes 6-l2 -----.- ---- 500
els 0'' winner "s's"' '"''' 'eo Only" broken ',I e
so-'4.Ss-I6ss Boy. AI-wooI sIo.er., green only IT,
$3.50 Young Mems Knit Poomos Size A only co. ls9
Ioo-lss-29s Boys Long, eeved Knit Shirts crew and
SO 50 husky EIo""e Lined Icons Sizes 3 g. s6 7ss
So-Sl Boys Terry Cops, Ivy Beech Cops -------- 25e
6o-ls9 Boys Swim Trunks. stretch boxer models Sizes
OIL .----- 99e
1880 Young Mems Top cOots. zip-ou Innings. Sizes
Rnd Floor WASHINGTON ONLY
SAVE ON WOMEN's HOSIERY
$40 Prs. l.3S-l65 Famous-No 6ond Nyons Full fosh-
Toned seor'ess and dentoe styles Sizes 6l7-l but not
oil styles ond coIors every size ------2 for 1879
Street Floor, WASHINGTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
SAVE ON WOMEN'S HOSIERY
DRESSES, LINGERIE REDUCED

5.s9-loss Misses and Women's Eomous Moks Doytims
Dresses, washable cottons and royons assorted styles and
eoIors. Misses and holt ---------3.S7 10 5s7
LeUe, Prince Georges Plaza ~ ~
36-5.eS NyOn Treot Psteoots mermaid print and white
Size S. M. l 49, 2Se
56l5o Maternity Stretch Pennies. White only Sizes Smo
ond loroe only in group ----------- soe
Sd Floor Washington Spring PARKnoton;
Mall LereI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-09
chiIdrem's aUenr accessories

speciaI boys lined wool suburban coats: Sl8---1OS9
boys 800 corduroy pants. Elastic inserts; 6l2---2S9
boys I.9S2.S9 cotton flannel corduroy sport shirts,
for So
boys 699 aI-WOOI flannel pants cotton ned 6I2, 4S9
prep boys 6.S9 heavy corduroy pants: 2832----3SS
boys 399.5.98 OrIOnt and Orion -and-l a m oil
boys 1899 sport coats i'm 3buttOn Styng 1920, 1899
boys 29.99 wool WOO-andnylOn suits: l42O----l999
Willis Infants childS misses 6.5O799 shOeS--499
chiIds, misses 7.5O-9.5O famous make
Infants $3.50 "patch quilt crib comforter
$50 DacrOn-fiIIed crib blanket, 36x5On.------448
Infants 1925 cotton pram suits, 1913
Infants 225 brushed cotton sIeepers; l. 80 for S3
special! crib, double drop sidcs----$25
special! standardsize innerspring crib mattressS7
tOddIer girls 499-S.99 cotton dresses, 36x-29S
tOddIer boys 8.99lO99 wool sport cOatS-------599
tOddIer boys 2.99 rayOn flannel SacS sizes Sex, 299
girls 24.9S-2999 aI-wOOI and Ieggngs, 1897
girls 7.99 cotton sheen COATS sizes 36x--499
tots 2.29 brushed cotton 2pc. Sleepers for $50
girls 3.99499 cotton quilted busters; Ala 100
chiIdren'S CSC kneehi socks; cOttOn 6-IO2 S8c
girls $2S-2999 famOus-make aWOOI coats: 7-I4 1897
girls 399-599 skirts; wool, corduroy, quiIts---299
girls 299-3.99 bOuseS cotton
girls 4997.99 dresses cOttOnS affetaS---3S7
girls 399 lined Stacks; pIadS SOLIDS 7A------2S7
girls I299l4.99 coats; POpIins Others----IO99
girls I992.99 cotton tee shirts; 7I4 --------I59
Suh-teens' 599.7.99 wool skirts 8-I4---------3.99
suh-teens' 3994.99 Orion sIipOver sweaters---299
sub-teens' 4.99 OrIOn+ cardgans; 8l4 ---------3S9
ir debs' 3.99 cotton bIOuses sizes
jr debs' $3.50. 80 aIIWOOI cOatS
jr debS' 5.99-7.99 a-wOOI Skirts 7-15------L--3SS
jr debs' 500 bulky and classic cardigans; 1910 $3.50
CHILDRENS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-09

SIS mirrOred trays; metal lucie trims
dresser gOId-tOne frames----299
So perfume bottles. Hand.cut crystal
81 china bottle and Jar
So hand mirrors i'm pastel and picture
for $I*
81 busting powder; floral bouquet fragrance
81 bubble bath i'm apOthecary jar------------69 c*
specia throw pillows; plain and fancy for l4S
81 plastic dress (set of g. 10 suit bags, 59c
specials Dinefte plastic chair set of
special plastic drOpcIOth for floors, furniture --59c
specia hardwood hangers for mems pants 3 for 94c
395 S. leather wallets for and women 1893
WOmens $2-$3 leather and novelty belts; 1880 99c
wOmens 1893 jewel boxes i'm simulated leather 288
WOmens SIS leather plastic and fabric handbags 1885
81 lib. Candy Cupboard assorted fudge candies; H. 84c
69c
Il9 twO-pOund fruit cake i'm reusable
89c lib. walnut and amOnd-tOpped dates;
89c H. chocolate raspberry candy delight; b----69c
58c lib. fresh-rOasted Spanish peanuts;
misses 4.S8S.98 better-quaIity
wOmens 81 Swiss and linen handkerchiefs---2 for 81
wOmens 39c printed cotton handkerchies- for 81
wOmens, mems umbrellas Sims, pagOdas -------3.SS
81 simulated pearls; necklaces earrings, bracelets
for So
S4.S8 rhinestone pins, earrings ---2.SO* and 4.5O*
WOmenS 81 gay WOOI gOVeS-asO for children ----7Sc
wOmens 81 shOrte stretch nyIOn Gloves size--69c
wOmens 2.99 DOranne tights; full fashiOned-----lS9
WOmens Csc tripe-rOlI-cuff ankletS; Whe--2 for 81
SMALLWARES ACCESSORIES
and ShrHngon First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-09
housewares

1888 heating pad 6Owatt, 3heat switch; lOxl2n., 288
708 General Electric dinette wall clock 4.99%
I9 braSS-finished butter with butter dish, 88c
I4S mutipurpOse ironing caddy clothes rack-----98c
1898 wall cabinet singles, double door, lI99
1888 blade chrOmepated food sIicer, adjustable
1898
498 milk glass spice set with rack 10 Pieces--299
1888 IOpiece covered gourmet SETS milk gIass---299
1893
1888 wood canister sets; Apiece, decOratiVe---299
1895 aluminium folding picnic tables drOp-Ieaf, 1893
IO.45 Flint Ape. knife set; PappawOOds handIes-588
3.98 persOnaIized mat, assemble
899 braSS-finished tea cart I5Kx24x23-in.----6
1875 ready-tO-pain work bench with drawer--l299
4.98 Tri-State ice buckets black oyster
229 wishing-weIl planters brass
695 high gloss cake by KrOmex, II-in-----399
A.9S "KWickee' hand-size vacuum cIeaner-----7SS
HOUSEWARES Washington Strth Floor; Langley Park
Shrlngon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-09
aUO11eele'S fashions

special misses petiteS' wool aIpacabIend 1880
specia misses peteS FURTHER blend, wool coats 1890
Juniors 4.98 wool. cotton dresses 7-I5- SD
WOmenS IL 98 haIfSiZe dresses, rayOnS Sl4
juniors 8.95I4.95 aEI.WOO fashion skirts; 7I5 -5.97
juniors 2.9949 shirts and bOuSes; 3O-38---IS7
juniors 595 fuIIfaShiOned OrIOn
misses 1898 casual, street, cocktail dresses $I4
complete stock of misses r haIf-Sze SUITS 25 off
misses lO.95-I4.9j famOuS.make fur-bend sweaters.
6.99
misses I49S-l795 inerned cotton cOatS---IO.S7
misses 7S5-lO.95 bulky cardiganS OrIOn wool, 5.97
misses 5.97 tapered wde-waIe corduroy sIacks-3.97
misses 7S5-89S alI-wOO Stacks; pIaids, fanneIs
misses wOmen's budget dresses, rayOn blends, 1888.
II98 CT
misses orig. S35-s55 aII-wccI better dresses-S28
misses SSS washable duSters samples others; 1920
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-09

l29l98 festive holiday fabrics famOusname; yd Use
1853 acetate crepe holiday prnts As in wide; yd, SSc
298.498 designer silks and bens 40, As in.; yd, l.9S
II9l.98 miracle fabrics many popular types 45 in;
yd. Csc
2984 98 woods and wool bends 1854 in wide; yd, LIB
498698 designer woods and wOrsfedS; S4in wide; yd,
I.l9
$50 1907 Acriane Jersey; washable nO-Sag 10 cOIOrs;
yd, $50
comparable to 1853 printed corduroy; fineWaIe wash
abIe
comparable 2.98 imported tWiIIback VeIveteen yd,
1873
89c sOIutiOn-dyed taffea, holiday cOIOrs; y
48c
for $50
499 stamped linen tabecOths, 52x52 i'm. size ---2.79
599-52X7O in.---3.79 7.99-6OX8O in.---4.89
999-72x9O in.---689 1O.99-72XlO8 in 1913
Park First Floor; Shhtngton, Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-09
mems clothing, furnishings

mems I295 alI-wOOl dress Stacks; 2S.42-------S.SS
mems 2995 to $35 all-wOOl sport coats; 37-46-22SS
mems 1895 imported Orion ziplined raincOats, 249S
mems 5995 twO-pantS, a-WOOl suits sizes 37.46 SAB
mems 5995 all-wOOl zp-lined tOpcOats 3746----3SSO
mems 395 oxford cloth dress Shirts for IS
mems 2.99 wash. '-wear cotton brOadclOth shirts,
:. for IS
mems 4.25 and SIS coat MILDLY cotton Pajamas
-. prs. S.
underwear; 85c undershirts 81 undershOrtS 5Sc
3 for 2.2O
1881 and stretch nylOn sOcks--2 81
mems so lined rayOn ties stripes meats, others.
: for 81
mems 399 to S. leather gloves, lined and unlined
mems SIS tie clip and cuff link
S4.S5 lOng-sleeve washable sport shirts----2SS
mems 7.99 1909 IambswOOl cardigan sweaters
mems 5.99.695 WaShn'wear casual Stacks; $685. 1888
9.99
8.95 imported fur felt dress hats, 63-738 5SS
mems 5.95 cOmbed cotton corduroy sport shrtS--36S
mems S25.325O famOuS-make zp-frOnt jackets; $685.
1888
1852 IS famOuS-make dress shoes; 742, 1898
MEMS SHOPS-Washington, Street Floor; Langley Park
Shrlngon
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IOUeIy lingerie

wOmen's 3.SS nylOn trcOt slips; famOus-name, 32-44,
299
5.95.895 nylOn tricOt Slips 32.42- $3.50
wOmen's 5988S5 nylOn gowns; IavishIy trimmed 324O,
$3.50
wOmen's $50 waltz long gowns; Iace-trim 32.44,
299
WOmen's $3.50 fanneIette granny gowns 34-4O, 42.48,
2.99
wOmen's 399 fIanneIette Pajamas; 2.pc. 1910
WOmen's 3.99.S.99 famOuS-malxe pajamas 32.4O--299
wOmens Soc tailored briefs. White pink blue, sd, 39c
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rags, SIipcOUerS

discontinued 795IO.95 nyIOn brOadlOOm: So y. 4.88
l.25 So. yd rubberized rug padding IL ft. widths;
So. yd, 98c
8.95.9.95 wool, wOOI-and-nyIOn brOadIOOm carpet,
So. yd $50
1893 SpcOVers daVenO; 9.99
I2.9 matching SpcOverS for Hollywood bed; ea.-7.99
798 matching sIipcOvers for bolster; 4.9S
SLLPCOVERS- Floor; Langley
ShHtnqton,
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5.98 leather pillows ---------------------3S
special 3pc cotton chenille contour bath sets--29S
comparable 80 herIOOm-type reversible bespreads,
fuI twin $50
1898 1000 Acrilane blankets. 72xSO.in 6-in bind
ing SSS
comparable to 1888 rayOn and Acriaho blend blankets
z2x9O inches 2 for Sill
pillow Upper type. SanfOrized* 5Sc
81 zip.cIOsng pillow tick, featherp
if perfect $50 Martex bath towels printed borders
l2S
If perfect 59c washcIOths finger towels each29c
dish towels; imported linen with cotton stripe,
3 for 81
498 lace tabIecOthS, 54x72.in size----2S9
698 imported cOttOn-andrayOn dinner sets, pes, 4SS
798-998 comforts: samples, WOOIS 72X84 i'm, $50
If perfect 349 Springmaid printed border Sheets Tx
20 i'm.
If perfect 449 Springmaid printed border Sheets Six
IO4 290
perfect II9 Sprngmaid printed border piIIOWcases,
42X3812 in;
Floor
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at all 8 stores
every member of faily this store,vide erenf:
exciting savimgs for the hOme-fOr eUt

misses, haIfsizes 599.698, daytime cOtOns-------4
wOmens $3.50 fine wool felt hats, styles
wOmens $IO$l5 fine feather hats pheasans Others 81
SI5-S99 French Room hats-hgh fashion " off
comparable 699-999 casual shoes for wOmen---499
comparable to I8.95-I995 alligator alligator lizard
WOMENS
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policemen came up and asked
her where she got 1t.
When the actress said she
just bought 1t from a milkman
the officers climbed into their
car and drove OF.
Then, said Mr.. Cunningham,
another policeman approached
and started deliberately bait
ing and provoking me into
punching him"
The three other officers re-
turned, bundled Mr.. Cunning
ham into the squad car, and
drove him of to the police
station.
Police Constable Arthur Cook
testified that Mr.. Cunningham
had to be sorcibly held across
the knees Of two constables as
they drove to the station.
when we got him out of the
car he became very violent
again and 1t was necessary to
carry him bodily into. the
charge ROOM" Constable Cook
said.