davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-15

NEW YORK, febrero IA
(UPI>-Uno no tiene que de-
cirle a Jack Dempsey o Casey
Stengel que la fama es pasaje-
"a y, en- algunos casos, no exis-
te.
Sc cree que TODD ell mundo de
ba conoeer al "Asesino de Ma
nassa" que posey6 81 campeona-
no heavyweight por mas de una
oecada, y al locuaz y famoso
manager de los New York Yam.
KEGS.
Pero ESQ siempre no es ash.
Tomese. por ejemplo la pri-
mavera pasada cuando los Yam.
ees estaban en- ruta al Norte
del campamento de entrena-
mitnto y senalaron un juego
en- una ciudad surena. Cuando
Stengel dej6 en- Florida SUI es-
posa Edna, lie dijo que cuando
llegara a dicha ciudad telefo-
neara a una amiga de la infan-
ella, que era una Hermana en-
un conJento y la saludara.
Stensel cumplio las ordenes.
Cuando t~elefoneo a la HERNIA
ma lie dijo:
"Esto es Casey Stengel".
Hubo una pausa del otro la
do y la Hermana entonces pre-
gunto:
r'SQuien esq"
"Casey Stengel", reitero Ell
photo Yankee.
La Hermana no podia recono-
cerlo, por 10 que va Modesto,
Casey dijo:
listed sabe, ell esposo de Ed.
ma Stengel'.
ESQ tue suficiente para la
Hernana, quien despues de pre-
suntarle por Mrs. Stengel, lie
hizo la sensational pregunta:
"iY listed que hace, senior
Stsngei?"
Stengel no pudo mas y contes.
to:
ESQ Hermana, es ser co.
mo la Madre Superiora".
Soy manager de los New
York Yankees.
Manager? Y ESQ que esp
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-15
BAS Bali
Por JOHN cAFROL

con Ia teoria de que los Piratas
no pueden ir lejos sin otro pit
cher abridor 1urdo.
"Creo que tenemos suficien-
ties pitchers zurdos en- la organi-
sacion ahora mismo", dijo. "Tan
to Don Gross y r. G. Smith Ian
aaron bien como relieves ell ano
pasado y hay un pitcher llama
do Joe Gibson, que reportara en-
Ia %primavera, que nos puede
ayudar mucho."
Personalmente, Friend, ahora
con Is amos, 10 que mas lie gus
TARA es otra campaha de 20
triunfos.
Isl puedo lamar con regula-
ridad, no veo razon para no po-
der sanar 20 Q mas iuegos nue..
vamente este ano. Pero, natural
mente, uno no puede estar ha-
ciendo predieciones a largo pla-
20"
Friend, native de Indiana, re-
cordo uno de sus momentos mas
interesantes de SUI carrera y sur
gi6 con Yin silente espaldarazo
a Branch Hickey ST., ex-adminis-
trador general de los Bucane-
ros.
Fue en- 1855 y 70 estaba de
malas con Mr.. Hickey. Las cosas
no me salian NAL y el me anne
nazaba con enviarme a las Ne
nores."
"Realmente, era I'm eonsejo
pero disfrazado", recuerda Bob
by. "Supe superarme y me "auo-
encontre'. POGO despues, me die
ron la oportunidad de abrir con-
ira los Dodgers y me die a mi
mismo, 'Esta es la OCCASION. 81
no la a%provechas, vas a las Me
nores."
Friend gan6 csc iusso por
SO y tambien obtuvo nueva con-
fianza = ID. eonfianza que desde
ertonces lie ha servido para ga
mar Ell titulo del mejor pitcher
derecho de la. Liga Nacional.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-15

En- Ia Liga International,
Cal Browning, del Rochester,
ponch6 a 173 en- 206 entra.
daS, y Bob Blaylock, que ii.
gur6 en- la Association Norte-
americana, ponch6 a 1913 en-
2l4 entradas.
BALTIMORE. -(UPI- u,
P.I.)--El receptor Myron G
berg firm6 hoy su contrato.
COZ los Orioles de Baltimore
para ia temporada de beisboI
de 1889
Ginsberg, veterano de Is
amos en- Ell beisbol organiza.
do, fue el ~vigesimortercer ju.
gadOr de los 80 de los Orio.
les en- suscribir SD constrato.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-15

PITTSBURGH, febrero IA
(UPD-Bod Friend, sanador de
% juegos de los Piratas de Pitts
burgh en- 1858, estima que 1859
puede ser ell ano en- que ell pen
nant de la iga Nacional ondee
en- Forbes Field, despues de una
ausencia de tres decadas.
"Las cosas estan luciendo bien
para este club, manifesto
Friend tomandose unos minutes
de descanso en- SUI puesto de con
sejero en- su "adoptada" ciudad.
mos establecimos como con
tendencies al pennant Ell aho
pasado y ell team estarS muy me
dorado este ano.. Creo --elimi-
nando lesiones a los iugadores
llaves y siempre y eusndo ten.
gamos un buen comienzo- que
ell team tiene buenas posibili-
dades de triunfar en- toda Ia IL
nea."
Bobby, cuyas 20 victorias con-
ira IA derrotas 10 convirtieron
en- ell primer pitcher de los Pi.
ratas en- llegar a csc "encanta-
dor grupo" desde hurry Dick
son en- 1851, cuando gano 20
juegos, predice que la Lisa Ma
cional sera mas dura que el aho
pasado.
"No hay dudas que 81 Pitts
burgh sera mas fuerte con su
mayor reserva", dijo. Y tene-
mos a pitchers como George
Witt y Curt Raydon, que proba-
ron ser agradables sorpresas ha-
ce I'm aho.
"Debe haber tambien pota.
bles mejoras en- San Francirsco
y Filadelfia, tambien. Milwau-
kee sera mejor, pero no al ex.
tremo de que no puedan ser al
canzados.
Friend NO esta de acuerdo
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-15
Cortas Deportivas

KANSAS CITY, UPT)-
Los Atleticos de Kansas CT.
ty firmaron hoy un contrato
dc Wyane Terwilliger, ell Sc.
gunda base que tratan de re.
cuperar las Ligas Memories por
SUI capacidad defensive.
Tras ingresar en- las Ligas
May0res en- 1913 Terwilliger
jug6 con los CachOrros de Chi.
cagO, los Dodgers de Broo.
klyn, los Senadores de Wa.
shingtOn y los Gigantes de
Nueva York. Son ahora rs los
jugadores que han firmado
sus contracts con los AtlGti.
cos para la pr6xima tempora.
da.
SAN LUIS.-(UPD-Los Car
densles de San Luis, que ell ano
pasado sufrieron de escasez de
buenos lanzadores de relieve, pa.
recen tener ahora un monopolio
de asses del monticello. Los pun
teros de custro de las cinco
principles ligas han sido con.
tratados por los Cardenales o
por uno de sus equipos sucursa.
les.
En- la Liga Nacional, Sc trata
de San Jones, que poncho a 22s
contrarlos en- $50 entradas. M;
hall Bridges encabezo la Ligs
de la Costa del Pacifico con 20s
en- 232 entradas, por Ell Sacra.
mento.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-15
u Naciones Sc
Inscriben en-
FutboI Para
las 0|inlpiadas
EquiPo Rvse Gon6
las olimpiadas
de Melbourne

M febrero IA. (UPI)-
Ell poderoso equipo de futbol
de la Union Sovietica, ganador
del Troneo correspondence en-
las oiimpiadas de Melbourne, Sc
inscricio para la competencia
dc futbol de las Olimpiadas de
1850, que Sc disputaran en- esta
capital.
Hoy Sc inscribieron tambien
Holanda y Tanganywa y asi Sc
elcvo = 10 81 numero de PASSES
inscriptos hasta ahora. Ell plazo
para las inscripciones de futbol
vence Ell viernes de la semana
entrdnte.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-15

descendencia japonesa, conece
a fondo la tecnlca del beisbol,
en- tanto que los chilenos care.
cen de roce international Y los
elementos que la forma no for
man parte de I'm solo club. 2
Brasil Isl sos (15) 81 81 81 /
Chile 600 600 200 3 10
Sakamoto, Toyanasa (5), Nishi.
yana go y Katoaka, Correa,
Witches (5) Henry (6) KIDD Cd
y olavarria, Carvajal (6).
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-15

PARIS, febrero IA. CUPID
= La Federation Internacio.
ma del Automovil accedi6 hoy
a aplazar Ia carrera del Gran
Premio de Sebring (Florida)
del 22 de mario al IL de d.
ciembre. Ell Sc.
xur inform6 un portavoz de
Ia FLA, obedecio a sestiones
que hizo Lance Reventlov, hi.
10 de Ia millionaire Barbara
Hutton, para que sc aplazara
10 carr era con Ell fin de po-
der fabricar un automovil nor.
teamerIcano de rs litros pa
RI participar en- ella.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-15

Los veneZOlanOs abrierOn Ell
juegO con un racimo de cuatro
carreras en- la primera entrada
que hizO saltar del mOnticulo al
lanzador Donnelly, y luego ano-
taron una mas en- ell segundO
act0.
Los p~anamenos trataron de
igualar, y lograron una carrera
en- la segunda entrada y tres
en- la tercera, pero los venezo-
lanos montaron otra ofensiva de
seis anotaciones en- la quinta
entrada, para luegO rematar con
dos mas en- la septima entrada
y una en- Ia novena. Los pana-
mehos eruzaron ell plato una
vez mas en- su mitad del lltimo
inning.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-15
Possible que en- Ell Mes de JUNO
Sc L|eve a Efecfo ell Encuentro
Robinson Pidi6 30 por cisnte.

BEACH, febrero Ia tUPI-Arehie Moore
y Sugar" Roy Robinson Sc enfFentorGn en- IN nAoteh por
ell titulo rnundiel de peso medic pssedo que tiene Moore,
Probeblsmente en- JUNO, 81 llesen a un aeuerdo sobre ls
division de Ia boise. $500.
{ anuneio fue heehe por Trunnon Gibson, Presiden-
re del InterneticneI Boxins Club, que este siendo d.
suelto en- Nueve York.
Anoehe Sc reaIixGrcn Conversations preliminores
oqul entire Gibson, ell eonnpe6n Robinson; Jack Keerns,
nnonoser de Moore; los esesores de Robinson, GEORGE
Geinford y Harold Johnson, y Jim Morris, ex mosnate
del boxeo en- Estodos Unidos. -~
Gibson senolo que Robinson pidie parties isuaIes del
SO pr eiento de la bolsa pare 81 como para Moore, do
tode 10 que Sc obtenso por reeoudoeion en- boIeteria '
dereehos de cine y TV en- teetrcs y en- los hosorss.
ESQ exiseneie, diio Gibson, "eneontr6 fuerte opcsi-
eIen de Keerns, que die que solo Ell tituIo de Moore
esforio en- jueso. Pero Robinson deeIor6 que 81 Is eana-
Peon y tombien sozo de sron popuIaridad. q pesor de no
orriesgor su titulo".
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-15
jueqos de Exhibition en- Miami
Sc celebrardn, como siempre, en- M. Stadium

Baltinore Orioles vs.. Kon ses City 400 PM. do
Baltimore Orioles VS.. Woshinton 500 PM. noehs
B%oltinnore Orioles vs.. Konsas City 200 P.M. die
New York Yenkees vs.. Milwaukee 500 PM. ncehe
New York Yonkees vs.. Milwaukee 200 P.M. de
New York Yonkees VS.. Baltimore 500 P,M. noehe
New York Yankees VS.. BoItimore 400 P.M. die
New York Yankees vs.. Baltimore ZOO P.M. do
New York Yankees VS.. chieoqo 500 PM. ncehs
Baltimore Orioles VS.. Kansas City 500 PM. noehe
Baltimore Orioles VS.. Martins 500 P.M. noehe
Boltimore Orioles VS.. Pittsburgh Zoo PM. da
Baltimore Orioles vs.. Pittsburgh 500 PM, noehe
BeItinore Orioles VS.. FiIodeIfio 500 P.M. nocbe
BoItinore Orioles vs.. FiIodeIfio 500 PM. neche
Baltimore Orioles vs.. San Luis 500 P.M, dio
Baltimore Orioles vs.. San Luis 400 PA. die
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-15

En- ell segundo juegO de la noche, los cubanos anotaron SUI
earrera, que fue de triunfo, en- la primera entrada, mientras
gu lanzador Orlando Peha, limitaba a los puertorriquehos a Gin
60 %inc0gibles.
ANOTACION POR ENTRADAs
VENEZUELA =. E. 4l0 $50 2O1-14 n 2
PANAMA ol3 900 DOL IS l
Boteries: Hopkins y Jones; DonnelIy, Slack (D. cIark
Gl, Arthur t8) y Peden.
CUBA 49,. -. 100 900 ooo-I 3 l
PUERTO RICO 900 900 1000 S I
Batteries: Pene y Brend; Merit y rhones.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-15

Domiso, Mario 9
z Mortes, Mario 10
; Domingo, Mario IS
a Jueves, Mario 10
5 Viernes, Mario 20
& Sdbodo, Mario II
J Domingo, Mario n
8 Lunes, Mario 23
9 Mortes, Mario ~
10 Jueves, Mario rs
IT Sobodo, Mario ~
II Domingo, Mario ~
Is Microbes, AbriI
Ia Jueves, AbriI z
IS viernes, AbriI 3
Is Sobodo, AbriI q
II Domingo, AbriI 5
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-15
..aIl5o Pena Mostr0 su
ierenidad Ante los Pe|iqros
de los Bateadores Boricuas

Venezuela con cPfimismo para salir veneedoro.
= Los p%anamenes han qvedodo eliminates
unique hay que contar con ellos haste eli final
CARACAS, Venezuela, febrero IA eUPD-venezuela Sc
mantuvo en- primer lugar de la Undecima Serie de Beisbol del
Caribe, al derrOtar anoche a Panama ID carreras pOr 5, mientras
Cuba vencfa a Puerto Rico por / a o.
Evening star., 1959-06-18

Is fomous make eo-osdinates in
DeeEon end cotton. Red or blue
end white check. 10 to Is.
Short Sleeve BIouses. Were 9.99. 100
Slim Skirts. Were l2.95---- 800
81 Leather Joekets in finoer-tip
or short styles. Were 1926 10
1895 $500
so Skirts in wool, slim or pIeoted
styles. Dorks and postels. Were
l4.o5 and more -----S 500
10 Wool Weskits in oroy, navy or
block. Were 1926 and more, 100
Is Shorts and Motehins Shirts in
red or yellow cotton print. Short
shorts. Were 9.99 500
Long Sleeve Shirts. Less than Y
IS Tweed-Wsave Cotton Joekets.
bloxer style. Light blue. green. beige.
gold and gray. Were ll.95, 800
so Cotton Roll Sleeve BIouses in
mint, beige. Were 6.99 500
~ Cotton Blouses with metollie
embroidery. White with red, blue or
green trim. Were 500 to 7.9e,
500 to 500
- PoiFs OF Cotton Bermuda Shorts
in blue or gold. Were 9.e9 800
WGL-Sportsweor, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Imported English
Hard Condies
4n!b: s:ss 7Qe !b:

Psseel imported English herd eendiss
including fruit bonbons, fruit drops
and miteem mints.
WGL-Condy, lst Floor
selections at Chevy Chose
and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Save " on Mems S
VitoIon Luggage

A vinyI thot looks like the sturdiest
of Ieothsn. yet Is extremely light
weight and seuH resistsnt. Just 40
pieces evoilobIe, in suntsn OF ginger
eoloFs.
componion coss, reouIorIy 34,95,
l7.45
One Suiter. regularly 37,e5 1875
Two Suffer. regularly 1895 1895
Three Suffer, reouIorly 1895, 24.s5
PIeose odd 1922 FederoI tox.
WGL-luooooe, 7th Floor
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Sovings on
ChiIdren's Apparel

zoo Cotton Shirts for toddIer boys,
assorted sizes z to 4. Were l.79
10 $50 - 49e TO i.50
40 fodder seersuekeE Shorts in
ploid. Sizes z to 4. Were 2.o9, ese
80 Girls Spring Hats. Were 2.99
10 3.o9 --- l.SS TO 1873
IS Girls Summer Shorts. assorted
potterns, broken sizes 3-6x. Were
l.oo 10 3.9o S9e TO 2.99
IS overoIIs, assorted fobries. toddier
sizes z TO 4. Were SO TO 3.99,
9se 70 2.S9
WGL-ChiIdren's Apparel, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Generous Sovines in Fine QuoIity Furniture

I National Cherry Powder Tobls.
TroditionoI styling. Wos 81 90,
1926
; NotionaI Powder Tebles. Sond fin
ish. Were $3.50 ----- $500
Large Assortment Of both twin ond
double beds in vorious styles
and finishes OF IS % to 5o96 savings
! Henredon Troditionol Dining
TobIe. Old omber finish. Was
22400 1890
I Drexel TroditionoI Mohosony Din
ing TobIe. Wos 5000 1900
! Henredon Contemporary Walnut
Dining TobIe. Noturol finish. Wos
207.00 --- ------l52.o0
4 Contemporary BuFfets and Decks
in towney wolnut by HuntIey. Were
1850 ---- 1900
8 Contemporary Chino cobinets in
towney woInut by HuntIey. Were
1860 --------.- 5000
8 Contemporary Bullets and Deck
Tops in towney woInut by Huntley.
Were q LOO 80 $4,000
~ Contemporary Drop-Leof Dining
Tobles in towney walnut by HuntIey.
Were ll7.50 --- 74.00
! Apiece Contemporary Arm and
Side Choir Set. ! arm, sides, in
towney woInut by HuntIey. Wos
1000 ---------.-- $500
Lorse Number OF troditionol and
contemporary dining room side and
arm chairs OF more than
20oo savings
Many oeeosionol Tobles reduced
2o9o TO 1890 by Heritage. Moroon-
town, American Furniture Novelty
Co. ond Kittinoer Modern and Tro-
ditionol styles ovoloble in vorious
finishes.
Odd Mirrors for double and triple
dressers, reduced up to 500 and
more. Contemporary ond troditioacl
styles.
WGl-Furniture 9th Floor
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Sove on Cotton
HoPsoekins Joekets
We're s.'' 3.''
We're 5.99

2Is Cotton Hopsoekins Joekets in
foTal prints; ~ sleeves. Medium
and large. Broken sizes.
1zi Doeron and Cotton Blouses,
short sleeves, button front, tie neck.
Beige, blue, white. Assorted 81 to
SO. Regularly 5.e9--~-----3.ss
W6L-Neekweor ond BIouses,
lst Floor
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Boys Wosh SIocks
we,e 'S 2.2s

as pair, Of wssh sleeks in ivy
style; kheki color eetten twill.
Broken sizes i4-i6-ls.
3fS Oxford Dress Shirts in white or
blue; broken sizes 6-8-lo-l3-l3h.
Were $50 and more i.e8
WGL-The Boys Store, 4th Floor
:. oIso Chevy Chose, 7 Corners and
Alexandra.
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Remnants Only
Sove 5o% or
More on Useful
Housewares
Items

IS StoinIess Steel Range
Hoods. 56xl SKA. Were
1898 -- 4.o0
IS conister Sets, oIuminum
with copper tops. Were 3.98,
l.ss
50 Loundry Bess. Were LOO,
39e
40 ironiss BosEd Ped end
Cover Sets, 81" size. Were
LOO 0--------49e
50 Wooden Cutting Boerds.
Were .00 39e
so Wooden Barbecue Plates.
Were LOO -- 3Se
200 Wooden Soled Fork end
Spoon Sets. Were ] 90 to
los --3ss
36 Wooden SoIed Bowl Sets,
9-piece sets with decorated
walnut finish. Were 7.95, 2.SS
48 Imported Chine Tee Pets.
Were 2.99 and 3.98,
9Se and l.49
3-Pieee Both Sets, tissue box,
brush holder and wostebosket,
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Murroy Bicycles
Specially Priced
Regularly H9S S/'0O

Skies hevs triple truss crown fork,
custom fit crescent tenders. chrome
rims. esntilsver construction, heed
light end Feor reflector. tank end
lussess carrier.
WGL-Ths Toy Store. 9th Floor
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Remnonts-FHdoy only
Save on Window
Shades, Curtains
and Droperies

~ Pieces in this clearance on
cut or domoeed window
shodes. We will not cut these
shades to size. Were us to
5.o5 - ------ o8e
so Pieces in this clearance OF
assorted curtoin rods and sosh
rods. No brockets. Were 30c
TO 69c -L---10e
80 Pieces in this clearance OF
assorted curtain rods. No
brockets. Were l.2o to 2.5O,
soc
10 Gold FIowered, White
Royon Toffeta Spreads. Quilt
ed top. z single, 8 double
styles. Were 24.95 1875
5 Embossed Cotton Floral
Stripe Spreads. White grounds.
z lavender, brown in single
style, ! lavender, ! blue in
double style. Were 1895,
8.o5
s Sotin Droperies, 90" long,
pink on cocoo. Were BIS,
4.95
l2-9o" Stripe Droperies.
Cotton-royon-ocetote tweed.
Seotoom, oroy, beige. Were
lZ9S --------.---... o.95
So" Provincial Cotton Print
Droperies. Pink, green, eroy
on white ground. Were LOS,
7.s5
Floral Sproy on White Ground
Droperies, ocetote:
45". in oauo. Were 5.95, 3.9S
So, in brown or blue. Were
co.. blue. Were 1926 6.e5
WGL-Oroperies, 7th Floor
Evening star., 1959-06-18

! ItoIioa Provineiel Dresser Desk in
wolnut by National. Wos us 90,
10000
I ItoIion ProvineioI Twin-siIe Bed
in Walnut by NotionoI. Wos 77.o0
$500
! Dixie Welnut Triple Dresser. con-
temporory style. Wos 1890,
1880
I Hsnredon Troditionel Hutch Top,
old omber finish. Wos 5000, $500
Z Contemporary 5-Piees WoInut
Bedroom Suites by Century. Butter
nut finish; including ! double bed,
dresser, ! mirror. ! chest ond !
night stond. Were $1,000 $1,000
I Contemporary 5-Pieee Walnut
Bedroom Suite by Century. Butter
nut finish, includes dresser. ! mir
ror. | twin-size bed, ! night stond
ond chest. Wos 462.oo 10000
I HuntIey Modern Roneh Style Cor
ner Bookcase Toble in buckskin
beige finish. Wos IS so 1926
Z Henredon Mobile Carts. Old amber
finish. Were 204.00 1900
3 Modern WeInut venity Tobles by
Dixie. Were 5000 ---- $3.50
I Troditionoi 6-Drower Chest by
National in wolnut' with ebony fin
ish. Wos $3.50 ---------ll7.5o
10 ItoIion Provineiol Cherry Beehe-
Ior Chests by HuntIey. Were 80, SO,
1900
7 ItoIion Provincial, 5-DroweT
Chests by HuntIey. Were III SO,
74.oo
Z Italian Provineiel Triple Dressers
and Mirrors in cherry by Huntley.
Were 227.50 --------- 5000
Z Itolien DoubIs-Sixe Bookcase
Beds in cherry, by Huntley. Were
SO.UO o%'VV
I Georgetown Gallery Cherry Powder
Teble. French Provincial styling. Wos
23l 90 1890
Evening star., 1959-06-18
3 Big Reductions from
Floor Coverings
GROUP |. Clearance on
Room Size Finished RuqS

I7-SxI2' Rugs Of 1929 wool re-
inforced with 3o9o nyIon for oreoter
weor. 3 tweed tones: green and
lndio Moire. sondbork ond brown,
and sondbork and ropIe suoor.
were 1900 ----------- 1900
l4-S'xI2 Rugs Of 8o9o wool
reinforced with 700 nyIU tor
ereo,er weor. Plain plush pile corpet
in 3 shodes. Bomboo gold, ivory ond
French blue. Were 1880 1880
Io-9xI2' obIons AII-Wool
Hooked Rugs. Were 1895, 1926
S-9'xl2' oveI AII-Wool Hooked
Rugs. Were 1895 1895
Summer rugs ot less then u price.
Fine fiber rugs woven with metollie
threods. Reversible in bTownstons,
jade, topaz, sronite or ruby. Not
every color in every size.
4 ~. - OIL D. lara
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Sovin9s on
Art NeedIework

s Quilted chintx Knitting Boss
with fIoroI designs. Were $50,
500
5 Hiowsthe ksedlspoint Pic
tuse Kits, petitpoint designs
and frames. Were 6.98 500
Z Hiswsths NsedIspoint Pic
tures with white fromes. Were
o.o8 - 500
4 Model Hsnd Embroidered
SempIers in fromes. Were
400 -.-- Zoo
Z Model Hend Embroidered
children's Preyer SempIers in
wood frames. Were 1000,
81 Speeds Of Reynolds Ribbon,
two-tone red, blue or block
with white. Were 300, $50
ass I-ouaee Skeins Of CO.
Iumbie Minervs Olympic end
cesuel Dress YeEn. Were 79c
ond 9Oc ---------Z5e
WGL--Art Neediework,
5th Floor
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Remnonts-Frid0y Only
Savings From
The Silver Room

7 SiIVespioted obIons Footed
Tssys. Were 10 90 ond 500,
500 and TOO
5 SiIverploted Lssf Footed
Dishes. Were 700 500
; Silvsrpletsd 5-Piees Coffee
Sets, coffee and teo pots,
suoor and creomer and troy.
Were $500 - 5000
I Large Silverplotsd Serving
Troy with black insert. Wos
l7.50 -i0 1000
8 Sets Iced Beverage Spoons,
8 spoons to o box. Were 500.
500
Z Pewter Mugs, gloss bottom.
Were 700 ----7.oo
Pleose odd 1929 Federal tox
WGL--The Silver Room,
lst Floor
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Cashmere Coots
Special Purchase 20 IN
at $500 OO

80 eoots in essorted eoIor.; sizes Q
TO l6.
Is Wool Toppers in assorted coIors;
sizes 10 to l6. Were $500. 1900
WGL-Foshion 5th Coots and Suit
Shop, 5th Floor also Chevy
Chase, 7 Corners and AIexondrio
Evening star., 1959-06-18
DoubIewoven Cotton
Gloves Reduced
We're $50 and 400 V.14

We're $50 and 400 I'14
800 Pairs Cotton Gloves, hsnd and
moehins sewn. Shorties and some
s-button lengths. Some with rhine
stones. White, block, beige. brown.
pink, navy. Not sIl sizes and eoIors
In seeh style.
WGL-GIoves, lst Floor
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Remnonts-Fnidoy Only
Infonts'
Topper Sets
w>,, 400 10

IS csrter's Topper Sets with
pIostie lined pentie. Cotton
knit. 6 months. !, IA yrs.
IS carter', Leyetts Size Short
Sleeve Jeeket in cotton knit.
Were LIS S5e
IS Fomous Moks Sleepers,
summer weight. Gripper fost-
ener model, s months size.
Were us S5e
50 Midsie Dresses in postel
cotton ond Docron. II and
l8 months. Were 2.99 and
3.oo ----- Las
36 Infsnt Boys' creepess in
Orion and boucle. Were 2.oo,
l.s9
81 Infont BOys' Orion Creep
ers in posteIs; 6-l6 months.
Were 3.9e 2.ss
81 Infont Boys' creepes in
cotton knit ond boucIe. Were
l.e9 and 2.25 --s5e
II crewler Sets with match
ING hots. Chino cotton. Were
5.oo 2.e9
- Midsie Dresses in postels.
sizes IL 10 lS months. Were
S.9o ---2.9 2.9S
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1959-06-18
Mems Cool Summer,
60 .. szs'
S0f0 SuItS .aJ7

Wesh and wear. 7S9s DeeFen, 2Ses
cotton cords in blue, sroy. tea Or
olive. ResuIers, shorts, longs, stsafs.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Fl60F
oIso Chevy Chose. 7 Corners
and AIexondrio iaa1
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-11

ly stolen from the home of Delmar
Dudasik, Hartly, by another man.
Paul Williams, 1s, pleaded gull
ty to a charge of grand larceny or
an automobile owned by William
e. Allen. near Wyoming. on Octo-
ber Z; Percival t. Butler and Paul
Williams pleaded guilty to charge
of breaking and entering the Fire
stone store in Milford on Noyem-
ber IL, and Elmer Hadrick pleaded
similarly to three charges OF for
gerry. Judge Christie ordered pre-
sentence Investigations in all the
cases.
According to the allegations in
the Williams case, he and a IT
year-old Goldsboro. Md, youth
went to the Allen home, requested
that Allen push their car to get
it started. Allen declined, and then
the two youths drove off in Aliens
car. They. were seen driving along
by state police who were inyesti-
eating a complaint at Sandtown.
Police caught up with the car in
Maryland, apprehended the juve-
nile, and Maryland police caught
Williams after he had taken refuge
in a woods.