davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-06-02

ican Academy of Dramatic Art
with top honors. is back home
briefly where she used to ap-
pear with the Mt. Vernon Play.
ers E. She was with the group
four years. played leads in foul
of its greatest successes Anc
now what? "I'll go back to
New York and make rounds
like everyone else" Jean says
Add drama desk luncheon
dates: Carol Charming, june
13, Shoreham, pm. :. Carol
one of the desks favbrite girls
opens the following night at
Carter Barron amphitheater
Opens the big bowls season,
indeed Arena Stages stall
wart, Phil Bosco, will be play
ing Shakespeare again this
summer, as Angelo in New
York's Joe Papp festival pro-
duction of Measure for Meas
ure." The Bard was Phil's
speciality in his Catholic uni
versity days.
Evening star., 1960-06-02

ldentlfled MIN as the man who
made Some Like 1t Hot,
which goes to show that not
everyone thinks of that comedy
As the one with Marilyn Mon
roe and Jack Lennon.
Mr.. Wilder whose English
still shows a trace of his ma
tive Vienna, continues also to
show flecks of his European
newspaper training, mostly in
Berlin. These are evident in the
circumstance that he would as
soon, maybe sooner, listen than
talk.
At such times as he was an
active, instead of a passive,
participant in the conversation,
Mr.. Wilder talked visibly like
the man who makes such a
high percentage of notable
movies.
He is pleased, of course, to
have been the producer-d -direc-
tor-co-writer of the most prof.
liable comedy Hollywood ever
made, Some Like It Hot" But,
mo, its popularity does not
make it my most satisfying pic
ture. Although I don't think of
pictures comparatively - my
own, especially-a rather old
one is close to my favorite.
This one is Double Indemnity
II got a lot of satisfaction
Evening star., 1960-06-02

seem to bother Mickey Rooney
who opens tomorrow at the
Shrine Auditorium in Los An.
geles, headlining a 150-minute
vaudeville show. Wen have
a bash with bongos, Mickey
promised.
+ +
The jet age makes everything
possible for an actor today
Peter Graves, now starring in
the "Whiplash" series in Aus
tralia, writes, I'm taking a
mouth off mid-July to jet to
London for the Edgar Allan Poe
thriller, Mask of the Red
Death. then over to Hollywood
Evening star., 1960-06-02
WHERE
AND WHEN
Screen
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Screen
Ambassador - THE RAJ
Race; 1:30, $3.50, 5:35. 7:3C
and $40 pm.
Apex-"Illicit Interlude";; /
3:55, $50 and 9:55 pm.
Capitol-"The Giant of Mar
athon";; IL, 1855, 1855, 5:55
7:55 and 9:55 pm.
DupOnt-"A Lesson in Love-;
l. 2;45, 4:40, $50, 8:25 and
1920 pm.
Keith's - Sergeant Rut-
ledge" 1925 am; 1:30, 3:35,
$40, 7:45 and $50 pm.
MacArthur-"The Man in a
Cooked Hat; sos, 8 and 9:55
pm.
Metropolitan - THE Rat
Race; 1880 am, 1870, 3:35,
$40, TAO and GAS pm.
Ontario - Battle of the
Sexes; lis, 8, 4:45, $50, 8:15
and 10 pm.
Palace-"Wild River; Ills
am, lis. 3:2O, $50, TAO and
9:50 pm.
Playhouse - "Expresso Bon
co.; II, las, 3:45, $40, TAO
and $50 pm.
Plaza - Private Property:
l1:45 am. Ills. 2::30. $50, $40,
$50, 8:25 and 9:55 pm.
TOwn-"Killers of Killimau-
jaro"; 4:10, ITO and 1915 pm.
TranS-Lux - Suddenly Last
summer; 11:50 am, 2:10, 4:30,
$50 and 9:15 pm.
Uptown - "Can-Can";; $3.50
pm.
Warner-"Ben Hur";; 8 pm.
Evening star., 1960-06-02

out of that one, for which,
incidentally, I got the idea out
of the experience of holding
the head of a dying man whom
had just seen hit by an au-
tomobile in a Los Angeles
street"
Mr.. Wilder reflected another
moment or two: Yes" he
went on, II also liked Sunset
Boulevard and 'Stalag IT. and
one that was a success with the
critics, but not at the box
Office. Ace in the Hole"
The latter was a sardonic,
almost savage, comment on the
carnival aspect of the attempted
rescue Of Floyd Collins, a Ken
tuckian, trapped in a cave and
"a maker of sensational head
lines back in the 192os.
NO SECOND GUESSER:
Another thought Mr.. Wilder
injected into the chat was re-
vealing Of the artist imbedded
in his obvious professionalism.
When I've finished a picture,
I've literally finished with it, "
he says. Il don't want to see
it again for the very good
reason that I would see ways
in which I could have done
certain things better. No, I
haven't a basement full of To-
millimeter prints of my pictures,
which I might invite my friends
to see, or even be tempted to
look at again myself"
y y -
OF MARHYN: 1t is newt
able that directors who have
worked with Marilyn Monroe
shall be questioned about the
experience. AS the man who
directed her greatest comedy
performance-in Some Like 1t
Hot"-Mr. Wilder is clearly
prepared for the question.
1t is all right with him, at
least in retrospect, that Mari
lyn is always late for work.
This, he philosophers. again in
retrospect, is part of her being
a comedienne with a
useful and highly p2rsonalized
He might have said "un-
ique" save that his journalism
taught him a dis
trust of eXtravagant speech.
Something just happens be-
tween Marilyn, the emulsion on
the screen and audiences" Mr..
Wilder says. Its not some
thing you analyze, you're just
glad it's there. A funny thing
about it is that other women
don't resent its effect upon
Evening star., 1960-06-02
HOLLYWOOD:
Perry's D. A. Is Out
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

stage. Mostel won't keep DASH
ing into the bathroom to do
the transformation piecemeal,
as in London.
Looks like Anne Jeffreys with
John Raitt for the national
touring company of "Destry
Rides Again" Someone was
suggesting that Jackie Gleason
and OrsOn Welles pool their
talents and appear in the same
teleplay. 1t would be an inter-
eSting, if shattering. experience.
Orson has a spec date on TV
as Julius Caesar"
Ella Kazan, ace director of
stage and screen, has agreed to
head the repertory theater at
the new Lincoln Center in New
York when it is ready in 1862.
Ella will devote himself exclu-
sively to the project. and hopes
to sign some of his favorite
actors, especially Marion Bran
do. 1t has been years since
Marion stopped making movie
money and plowed some of it
back into the theater he says
he loves.
=
Far from retiring, as rumored,
Eva GabOr has taken on a man.
ager and is going full blast
ahead with her career. She is
IN Europe now for three months,
complete with a dozen multi
colored wigs and husband. Eva
charges the latter rent for oc-
cupancy of her apartment on
Fifth avenue in Manhattan.
Good for her! It's the duty of
every husband to support the
little woman.
The writer's strike doesn't
Evening star., 1960-06-02

and back to Sydney by Qantas
jet"
Arlene Dahl insists on hus-
band Fernando Lamas wear
ing Ivy League suits, shirts and
shoes. But I won't go for the
crew cut" says Fernando, who
believes he's the head of his
household.
Evening star., 1960-06-02
THE PASSING SHOW
Some Like ItHot'
Not WiIder's Pet
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama EDITOR of The Star

Billy Wilder who used to be old newspaperman himself
dropped into Washington yesterday discuss his journalism
after-life with occupants of the local drama desks
Mr. Wilder, of spent the last than
decades in the movies first writer recently
director and producer The Carlton hotel
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-10-26
Adult Evening
Class to Start
At Nome School

Evening adult classes are sched-
uled to start here soon stated
Superintendent Conrad Potter,
possibly four in all.
First on the list offered is per-
sonal tipping. A series of IL two
hour sessions are planned with
IA High School credit given. If
demand warrants, the course will
be extended to "a sessions. The
anticipated charge for the course
will be SIS and is limited to 49,
year-olds and up.
The second course is Home Ec-
onomics which will be a series of
10 3-hour sessions with no credit
and will include meal planning,
hostess helps; sewing classes
which will include clothing con-
struction; remaking and remodel
ling of children's clothing and the
making of accessories. The fee
will cover the purchase of food
supplies.
Later it is planned to have a
couple of classes of interest to
men and will be in marine motor
maintenance and carpenter skill
extension.
Glass meeting times will be
jointly planned by the instruc-
tors and the participants. Anyone
interested in registering may call
Main A from to o'clock for
details.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-10-26
CAMPBELL
NEWS LETTER
By CLARENCE IRRIGOO
ESKIMO VOTERS
Fall, 1860


ESKIMO VOTERS
Not long after 1910 the Eski-
mos on st. Lawrence Island were
permitted to vote for the first
time. Only few were aware that
two parties neutrality-suspicious.
and Democrats. Shortly before
election day-these people were
told that the Republicans are no
good, and only the Democrats are
good. Everyone was told to vote
for the Democrats and all did ex-
cept for a few, because the bal
lots for the Democratic party
were used up. Few remaining
voters had to use the Republican
ballots and the writer of this news
is one of them, and that is how
the Republicans in Gambell be-
gan!
1860 voters in Gambell are diff
ferent. They are going to choose
for themselves men and women
they think will really carry on
the load our government faces.
And it is no time to vote for an
unframed man or woman in this
time of unsettled world condition.
Right thinking people of Am
erica is going to vote for Mr..
Nixon for President But if MIR.
Kennedy wins, we will know and
learn now and always that major
ity of Americans are mentally
sick!
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-10-26

SELL - Those surplus items that
you don't need. Just let a
Nugget Classified Ad convert
them into cash for you.
Smyrna times., 1960-03-17

contemplated this offering" Mr..
Maybee said. Up to this time
the extended benefits coverage
has been offered only to groups
who qualified for enrolment in
this plan which is designed to
help members meet the costs of
long-term illnesses, major acci-
dents, and operations with long
recovery periods.
Now the following categories
of Blue Cross-Blue Shield sub
scribers will be offered extend,
ed benefits coverage:
1. Pensioners of Blue Cross
Blue Shield groups with, extend
ed benefits who have had to
give up this special coverage
when they retired from the
group. Pensioners who remit
their Blue Cross-Blue Shield
dues through a group are elig-
ible for the coverage.
2. Those former employees of
extended benefit groups whose
extended coverage was termin-
ated when they left the group.
Smyrna times., 1960-03-17

3. Non-group members under
age 65 who pay their dues di-
rectly to the Blue Cross-Blue
Shield office.
A. Student contract holders.
5. Nineteen-year-olds who had
extended benefits on their par
ents' family contract. Children
remain under their parents fam
lily contract up to their 10Th
birthdays.
Extended benefits membership
to groups will be offered on the
same basis as in the past. There
are now over 300 extended ben
efits groups in the state with
92,4 members with extended
coverage. In the state there are
over 1000 Blue Cross-Blue
Shield groups; most of the 28l,-
770 members of the Delaware
Blue Cross-Blue Shield Plan be-
long through groups where they
work. About $4,000 of them
belong through the non-group
plan since they are not eligible
to belong to a group.
Smyrna times., 1960-03-17
Navy Recruiter
Arrives At Dover

The Navy Recruiting Station
in Dover has announced the ar
rival of Chief Aviation Store
keeper Julian FLIP as Navy Re-
cruiter for this area. He has
been in the Navy for 20 years
and is a veteran of WV II and
the Korean Conflict.
Throughout most of his long
Naval career Chief FLIP has
been stationed aboard aircraft
carriers. His last duty station
was with Air Anti-Submarine
Squadron 81 at Naval Air Sta
ton, Quonset Point, Rhode Is
land. Among his medals he
holds the Navy Good Conduct
Medal with a silver star and
World War II Victory Medal.
He will reside in Dover with
his wife Maria and their two
John, IL, and Halina, 5.
Smyrna times., 1960-03-17

on the total veterans popula-
ton figures as well as an auth
oritative bench mark when vet
Grams services or legislation
come under consideration.
Census takers will not ask
this information on their visit
to each household. Instead they
will leave at every fourth house
hold a special QUESTIONABLE for
each person residing there. A
box, numbered "P-35" on this
QUESTIONABLE, supplies space to
check off whether or not the in
dividual is a veteran and in
which war period he served.
Leon Fields, manager of the
Wilmington Regional Office said
that veterans organizations are
joining with the VA in asking
that each veteran, in every
fourth household selected, fill
out the form promptly and cor
rectly and see that it is mailed
back to the designated address.
Smyrna times., 1960-03-17
73O-Day Extended
Coverage Offered
Under Blue Cross

The board of trustees of the
Group Hospital Service, Inc, has
approved the offering of the
''730-Day" coverage of extend
ed benefits to an additional num-
Der of categories of subscribers,
ID. v. Maybee, managing direc-
tor of the Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Plan announced yesterday.
This is an advancement of
the Blue Cross program which
was adopted in 1855, he said,
and has proved to be a success
full operation. 1t is hoped that
this will be accepted as well as
other programs which have been
offered by the Blue Cross Blue
Shield Plan in the past Is years.
For some time the board has
Smyrna times., 1960-03-17

The Chief and Mrs. FLIP are in
terested in PTA work and scout
ing activities. Mr.. FLIP will be
available to serve with local
scouting activities.
Chief FLIP said that from
March through June the Navy
is opening its doors to young
men who are interested in going
to technical or specialists
school. For more information on
these and other programs the
Navy has to offer, he can be
contacted at the Police Station
Building in Dover. The telephone
is Redfield 4-73l9.
Smyrna times., 1960-03-17

This offering will, however,
permit those group members
with extended benefits coverage
who leave the group for one
reason or another to continue
this added protection.
The rates to the categories of
members listed above will be
$l.50 per month for an individ-
ual and SO a month for other
types of contracts.
Announcement of this board
action has been mailed to each
extended benefits group. All
subscribers in the "direct-pay-
ment" category who are under
age 65 will receive an individ-
ual notification that coverage
will be made available to them
with an effective date of mem
bership April l, 1860.
Smyrna times., 1960-03-17
Census To Note
Vet Population

The 1860 census, starting
April l, will be of more than
usual interest to veterans and
their families for it will seek
the latest accurate information
Smyrna times., 1960-03-17

Source of Frankincense
Frankincense, important in an
cient trade, is a resin obtained
from certain trees in Arabia.
, 1960-10-06

Page2 THE ST. CEe
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued from yesterday
Mr.. DE LUGO: MI. Chairman.
THE PRESIDENT: Senator, you are not recognized.
You have spoken before ..
MR.. DE LUGO: have spoken once
THE PRESIDENT: Roll Call vote .4
MR.. DE LUGO: MI. Chairman W..
THE PRESIDENT: On Bill No. 1918
Mr.. DELUG Mr.. Chairman, don't ! have .,
Il PRESIDENT: Roll Call Vote, please.
Mr.. DE LUGO: have spoken once
THE PRESIDENT: Take your seat
Mr. u would like to answer Senator OFT
1v We have not even debated this bill
PRESIDENT: Take your seat, Senator. You
are out Of order. THE Roll Call commenced9
BILL No. 1918
THIRD LEGISLATURE OF H VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
Regular Session
Act 10 Amend Title 8 Of the Virgin Islands Code
Pr TT ENACTED by the Legislature OF the Virgin ISLANDS,
SECTION i Title 8, Chapter /, of the Virgin IS
lands Code is hereby amended by the addition OF q new
section as follows:
"s4. The Office of the Director OF the Budget, WITH
ia the Office Of the Governor, shall secure andfeeeVe ING
BUDGETS Of the executive departments, and prepare ana
submit to the Governor the annual budget TOT tne Sngm
Islands and any proposed supplemental or oenclency dP-
preparations and, to these ends, have authority to assem-
bic correlate, revise, reduce, or increase the requests 1or
appropriations of the several executive departments as o-
rected by the Governor, and assist the Governor II Duu-
get-making, control, and auditing
SECTION D. Title 8, Chapter 3, Of the Virgin Islands
Code Is amended by the addition Of the addition OF the fol
lowing:
"S41 (a). The Virgin Islands Board Of Control OF Al
coholic Beverages, as heretofore established within the
Department of Finance, is continued within the Otlee OF
the Government Secretary.
SD loA The Ranking Board Of the Virgin islands, as
, 1960-10-06

banks, trust, companies, building ald. loan
associations, CORPORATIONS, partnerships,
business associations, and other commercial
business operations;
Co Administer and enforce the laws relating to
the sale and transfer Of stocks and secu-
rites;
O Administer the laws relating to the manu-
facture, sale, and taxation OF alcoholic and
non-alcoholc beverages
SECTION a Section IT'S cal, (b), (cl, I'D, (e); Sec
ton 176 (al, (h, (cl, I'D, (e), and Subsections (a) t6,Na)
E7).(a). ca III: az 19) and () COO Of Section 1T of Title
3, Virgin Islands Code, be and the same are hereby re-
DR. ANDuzE Not Voting
MT. DE IIJGO Not Voting
MR. GOMEZ ......s,.....- YEA
Mr. GIIADAIIJPE YEA
Mr.. 1EA
MR.. LAWAETZ ....s. YEA
Mr.. MADURO .... YEA
MRS. MILLN ..,,.......... Not Voting
Mr.. MOOREHEAD ..........: Not Voting
MR.. OTTLEY ......... YEA
MR. REESE .........,..... YEA
THE PRESIDENTS: The bill is passed and will be
ent to the Executive for final sanction and approval.
AT this time the Chair would like to announce
DR.. ANDUZE: Mr.. Chairman
THE PRESIDENT: just a moment
DR.. ANDUZE: This is in connection with the
/ THE PRESIDENT: You have voted neither YEA
nor nay" It's just as good as if you were absent. You
have no vote to explain.
DR.. ANDUZE: just want q chance to speak for the
Record
THE PRESIDENT: am not giving you a chance to
speak. You cannot speak on this question now because
you've voted neither YEA nor nay
The Rule specifically says that when q member votes
"yea' or may he shall explain his vote. You have not
voted.
DR.. NDUZE: Will you let me explain my silence,
then.
THE PRESIDENT: Please take your seat!
Dr.. ANDUZE: Alright, Mr.. President. I just want
to. be sure you've denied me a chance to explain my
silence =.
THE PRESIDENT: Do that under Privileges of the
Floor ..
DR.. ANDUZE: okay.
THE PRESIDENT: You have your right under Pri-
Evening star., 1960-08-04
Furniture Clearance
Lower Level, Arlington Only

Lower Lever, FNHn9tOn OnIv
3-34.s5 chose Lounges. vny covered inner
spring cushions ouminum tromeS rubber-tred
wheels, fIot arm, 5-postion adjustment --22.47
tobIe, curved benches, heovy stock 1897
z-34.95 Aluminium chsses by Airlte, 4" foom
cushion, 4 adjustment book, rubber tire wheels,
2l.s7
s-il.s5 Bunting Metal cheirs, steel scots, books,
olurninum orms and legs. 6 green white, corol-
white
2-34.s5 Modern cheisettes, yellow eordino, mo-
hooony- STONED orms 4-position adjustment 2l.s7
2-37.sS Double GIiders. hardwood slot scots,
folding oIuminum frame, hardwood orms ! not
urol vornished. ! mohosony STONED, os is. 22.S7
s-27.ss AirIite Innersprirs chess Lounges.
florol viny covers, rubber tired wheels, oIuminum
l-44.sS Lawn Umbrella, tilt adjustment, outo-
motto cronk lift and lock, reeose device. yellow
vny exterior. tIorol interior. 8ribs. fringe trim,
24.s7
l-$l6s Lewsen Sofo, key orrn, cushion style
with reversible foam lotex cushions, motelosse
fobric, in turquoise, II. sompie-
l-Sl69 Sofe, early American wing boek, roll
orms, heoVy persmnon- coIored upholstery, kick
pleots, reversible foam lotex cushions, II. somple
Sll9
l-$I6s Provineiol Sofe; chor brown rnoteIosse
roorIC, TeNeTSipie roam cuSnonS rrultWoo0-flnShe0
legs, scrotched
Below Fourth Floor Washington Only
l-4s.s5 Drop Leof Dining TobIe, 36x2
top, single pedesto Duncon Phyfe bose, rohoo.
veneered finish, fl. somple 36.97
$3.50 Drop Leef Extension Dining TobIe,
42x24x5sx70" size, nohoe. veneered Fl. sompe,
6s.47
i-7s.sS Lane cedor Chest, full cedor lined,
lowered front, lower silver drower. wolnut finish,
floor sompIe- S4.S7
1855 3-Drewer BoeheIor Chests, pIoste top
sides grey mist finish, bross-Ploted hordwore, 60.
l9.47
lass Corner Bookcase, nnohoo. finish, COM
portments, pIostic top, os is s-------24.s7
4-44.95 Bookcases, nnohoe. finish, pIostic top,
3 compartments with odjustobIe lower shelf, 36.95
l-7s.95 Lone cedor Chest, inoy front design,
lined ook finish, lower silver drower, lock, H.
Sompie -94.S1
4-49.s5 Step-end Tebles, Hommory traditional
style with solid mahogany top. Gold fooled hond-
podded leather inset, bronze costers ond side
hondles. Disc. style -2647
1-34s.sS Dining Room Suite, pcs. walnut fin
sh, Oriental design. Extension tobIe, side choirs,
padded gold striped scots. chino eobinet with slid
ing gloss door, spacious buffet. bross hordwore,
floor sompIe 1887
Evening star., 1960-08-04
2.99-5.eo Sportswear
1.Qq-2.QQ

Jsmoee Shorts in solid eoIors, prints; sizes ol6.
Sleeveless BIouses cotton or blends in postes; 81
36 sizes
Sheott Skirts, assorted fobries solid colos; sizes
lo-l6 in the group.
Cotton Pedal Pushers, zip-sde, seIfbelts, pocket,
sizes lo-l4.
Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1960-08-04
Many 1-of-a-Kind
Publishers Hurt Books
2.25 to 1861

Reeuor 5,e5 to 1850 stock. Loree assortment
Of titles. Also Webster's international Dictionary,
Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, CosseIFs Gernnon
Dictionary, Fashion Dictionary and other reference
books.
Downstairs Book Dept, Washington Only
Evening star., 1960-08-04
Clearance! Notions

Street Floor Washington Only
2.29 cIeeF Plostie Rain Coots, large, extra large
2.6s-3.9s PIestie Garment Boss, regular, jumbo
sizes t'%1 oHo &'SS
100 ReoIistie Hond-Pointed Artificial Fruit 7se
3.9S Leather Shoe Shine Kits, equipped ----l.es
plus tax
z.ss Assorted Bressieres, broken sizes ------sse
sse Air Treed Rubber Sondals, small, medium,
Ioroe 44e
Evening star., 1960-08-04
100 Summer Jewelry
z t, LOO ,.s S's'
Hosiery Clearance!

Street Floor, Both Stores
Misses Bobby Socks, triple roll, white; sizes
Below Street Floor, Washington Only
100 Prs. lrFess. Of Seamless Nylons, broken
IS Prs. Knee-Hish NyIons. broken sizes ----5se
40 Prs. Fomous Moks Nyons. sizes " only. sse
Evening star., 1960-08-04
NyIon Trieot Lingerie
2.59 = 800 q,

only. Broken sizes
Nyon Treot and Reyon Aeetets Briefs, broken
Drip-Dry Cotton Slips. SIsepweer broken ossort-
nent; l.5o for 500
Assorted Pettieosts, broken assortment t-----l.oo
Street Floor Washington Only
Evening star., 1960-08-04
Ralq Clearance!

Third Floor, Washington Only
lo-ls.s5 Broided Chenille Rugs, oval 4x6-ft,
1899
l25 So. I'd. 1925 White AeriIon tAeryIie). IL
#. yd., 6.99
l-l44.5o Beige Twist Rug. $500 wool, l59o
nylon, soIed, l2xl4.l $500
5-6s.95 Rayon Plush Pile Rug. exl2 #. $500
lass All Wool Grey Pile Rug. l2xo-ft..
4s.ss
l-l7s.s5 Blue (AeryIie) AeriIan Rug, l5x8-ft,
$500
l-l2e.s5 Green 7ooo Wool, soS NyIon Rug,
l-z7.oo Rush Block Summer Rug, 9xl2-tt.,
1900
5-7.sS Royon Pile Rugs, 24x7o in. -3.99
us Yds. 5.s5 to 7.s5 Wool Carpet Remnants,
27" wide. yd. 800
Evening star., 1960-08-04
Clearance!
Summer TOyS

Fourth Floor. Washington; Lower Level. Arlington
l2-44.ss Steel Wall Pools, vinN tonks. loft.
5U-In deep ---ZS.sS
Sass Steel Wall Pools, vny tonks, l2-ft
24-in. deep NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ---34.sS
1888 Aluminium Wall Pools, loft, 22-in.
deep. Viny tonk- 1879
l6-24.s9 Wire WoII Pools, lo-ft 2o-in. deep
vinN tonk ---------------------
$3.50 EIeven-Pley Gym Sets. z" tubing over
$500 Ten-PIoy Gym Sets, 2" tubing overall,
gift. curved slide, gift. top roll with lawn swine
24.99
5-z4.s9 EIeven-PIoy Gym Sets. z" tubing overoII
6-ft. curved slide, 3 swings, skyrde- 1899
l6-34.ss EIeven-PIoy Gym Sets, 2-in. tubing
overall, 6-ft pIotforn slide --------l9.99
ll-l2.9s Sond Boxes with adjustable canopy
tops, 38x5o" size, hardwood eonstructon--- --7.9s
1888 Send Boxes with odiustobIe conopy
tops, 38x50" size, hardwood constructon-- --6.66