davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Save " on Quality
built Sofos and Chairs

I Contemporary Tub Choir in
brown, with foam cushionino ond
exposed wood frome. Was 1900,
$3.50
I Contemporary Loveseot in blue,
with foom cushonine and exposed
wood trome. Was $4,000 $4,000
I Contemporary Choir in beige with
foam cushoning and exposed wood
frome. Was 1890 -- 1895
I Contemporary Occasional Choir
in beige with foom scot cushion and
exposed wood frame. Wos 1890,
1895
I Troditionol-styIe Occasional Choir
in gold with exposed wood trome.
Was 1890 ---- . 44.s5
! Contemporary Tub Choir in ton
eerine, with foom scot cushion. Was
l4l.00 -------------- 1880
I Contemporary Arm Choir in oquo
with foam scot cushion. Was
10000 ---------------- $3.50
I Contemporary Arm Choir in blue,
with foam scot cushion and exposed
wood trome. Wos 1880 s4.75
! Troditionol-style Loveseot, in
green and gold color, with foam scot
cushions and exposed wood frame.
Wos $4,000 -..... $4,000
! Contemporary Arm choir, in gold
color, with foam scot and back
cushions. Wos 1880 - 1915
WGL-Furniture, 9Th Floor
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Gift Shop
Reductions

s Hand -crofted White Pot
terry Birds on O bronch. Were
1895 s.ss
10 Hand crofted White Pot
terry Birds on O holly bronch.
Were 4.95 - 2.99
10 English Bar Sets, 3-piece.
StoinIess steel with bamboo
handles. Were 7.95 3.99
80 Bottle Openers and Cork
Screws with golf boil or dice
handles Of wood. Were 2.95,
l.49
II Florentine Leather Picture
Fromes in red, green or brown.
3 sizes. Were 5.95 TO l4.95,
3.s9 to 7.ss
Group OF Teok. Pewter, Cop
per and Pottery. Were 6.95
10 1896 3.99 TO 7.99
WGL-The Gift Shop,
7th Floor
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Washington Store Only
Clearance
Mems Fleece
Lined Slippers
We're 5.95
to 7.95
$50 and 40

$50 poiFs Of podded sole and hard
sole slippers in ton, wine or block.
Not oil sizes in every style.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1960-01-28

PIeose odd 1923 Federal tox.
WGl-Lueeoee, 7th Floor;
oIso Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-01-28
At Washington Store Only

81 Imported Swiss Music Boxes.
Were $50 to $500,
4.SS, 1888 and 1888
l6 Imported Swiss Musieol Stems.
Were 1000 to 27.5O,
4.Ss, 7.ss and 1888
200 Assorted Gloves with pio or
cope palms, some hond-sewn. Were
$50 and 3.95 5------2.SS
s Terry Cloth Robes. In white, i'm
ported from Switzerland. Were
1895 12.S9
8 Swiss and ltoIion Ash Troys, in
GLIDING polished oeote ond oo-
boster. Were $50 to $500,
1888 to 1888
s English Showing Brushes, pure
bodoer some with ivory handle.
Were 5 90 TO 5000 2.s8 70 34.ss
"a Imported Knives. including Swiss
Army knife. Were ZOO to 1000,
sse TO 5.ss
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Generous Savings
From Our Mems Store
At Washington and
BFoneh Stores

At Washington and
Broneh Stores
$50 PoiTs Of white and Foney
Cotton BroodeIoth Boxer Shorts.
Long wearing, heat resistont woist-
band. Were l.25-----S8e
for $50
500 Mems T-Shirts. Crew-neck,
shrink resistant, with reinforced
ribbed neckbond. Were ! IS,
8Se; 3 for $50
800 White ond Patterned Shirts.
Wash and wear, regular cotton
broodcIoth and pima cotton in the
group. Variety of collar styles.
Were AS and much more mot ot
Chevy Chase 2.Ss; 3 for $50
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor;
also Chevy Chase, 7 Corners
and Alexandria
Evening star., 1960-01-28
For Limited Time
20% OF on Atlantic
Gronitex Luggage

Rugged, hondsome Atlontie Gross-
hopper and VoI-e-Pok Iussese from
our resuIo' stock specially priced
10 save you 2o9o. In Dover Cliff
sroy with block or Turf Club ton
with eoeoo or black.
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Art NeedIework
Greatly Reduced

lS Stomped Cross = Stitch
Quilts, single size, Regency
design. Kit contoins top OF
quilt only. Were 5.e8 400
s Stomped Linen Luncheon
Cloths, cut-work design, Cox
So. Were s.9S 500
10 Sofo Pillows, foom filled,
with zip-off covers. Assorted
coIors. Less than half price,
z.6S
I Model Linen Brsekfost
Cloth, applique design. Wos
$50 ---4.o 400
II NeedIspoint Pieces, design
finished in 0ros Point. 26x26"
ond 22x36" sizes. Were 2.9s
10 5.99 ----l.2S TO 800
I Model Tosstsr Cover. cross
stitch design. Wos 300, ZOO
3 Model Cotton Pillow ceses.
Were $50 $50
WGL-At Needlework,
Sth Floor
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Apiece
Contemporary
Bedroom Groups
We're 1895" 1895

Just 10 at this sowing Of neorly "a.
Rosewood finish mohosony with
eIeon-eut lines and light seolins.
7-drower dresser. motehins mirror,
chest and choice OF full-siIe poneI
or bookcase bed.
WGL-Furnture, 9Th Floor
Evening star., 1960-01-28

Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Infonts' Orion
Cops
We're I.90 AOe
- Orion cops in dark eoIors,
with cor muHs end chin
strops.
~ NyIon Covered PIcstie
Ponties with ruffIes, smoII
size. Were l.99 .. 49e
n Beys' Hots in plaid, Jorge
and extro large sizes. Were
2.9o - 49e
~ Imported Boby Pilloweoses
in cotton and linen. Were
$50 and 3.99 w sSe
- Nursery Pictures. Were
us and 300 -- s5c
80 Dresses in cotton and or
oondy, posteIs, midoie and
l6 month sizes. Were 3.9o TO
6.99 Csc TO 2.sS
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-01-28
SpoIding Hand
Sewn Moeeosins
Regularly 1925 w.

80 pairs Of mems hendsome hand
sewn, Ieother-soled moeeasins in
rich brown. Check ehort for size.
d. ~ g. sl-lloI-ll-ll2l
cIIE an ~ lsss
ID ITllr I67 5lolo 6lI5i
E 22!lI L2l lI2l3'lI ~ |
WGl-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1960-01-28

Sove More Than "
on Fomous Name
Bros
ooe, 7.s7 and 2.ss
We're 2.50 to S.95
3s5 in q group thet includes strop-
less. Longtime and bandeeu styles.
Loee and cotton. Not oil sizes in
oil styles.
WGL-Corsets ond Bros, 3rd Floor
Assorted BIouses
at Savings
90 Silk Blouses, white, pink, blue,
beige and muti-stripe in group.
52-38. Were ee5 ond ll.e5,
7.ss
so Wool Jersey BIouses, solid coIors
and stripes. 3O-3s. Were e.e5 to
1875 7.s9
so Cotton Shirts. long sleeve pIoid
ond short sleeve stripe styles. Were
800 2.Ss
IS 500 Wool end 2oeo Orion
Jersey Shirts. block, royal, ton ond
green in the group. lo-l6. Were
7.9o 4.99
WGl-Neckweor and BIouses,
st Floor
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Stock Reduction
and Special Purchase
From Our
University Corner

200 Young Mems NoturoI Shoulder
Sport Coots. Handsomely toIored
oIl-wool coots in subdued stripes
and checks in this seoson's popular
FURNISHED tones OF olive, brown ond
eroy Regulars. longs and extro
longs. Regularly 5000 --23.sS
$50 Poirs Of Worsted FlonneI PIeot-
less Trousers. In black olive, Com-
bridge eroy and charcoal brown.
Regularly 1900 Has
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor;
oIso Chevy Chase, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Discontinued Styles
Mems Semi-AnnuoI
Shoe Clearance

At Washington Store Only
l6o Poirs Of Allen Edmonds and
Motrix Shoes. Discontinued pot
terms from our reeulor stock. Were
2l.95 10 1895 1880 10 1880
WGl-The Mems Store, End Floor
At Broneh Stores Only
800 Poirs Of Winthrop and Foot
PeIs, in discontinued patterns. Were
1895 TO 1895 1880 to 1880
WGL-The Mems Store; oIso
selections at Chevy Chase,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-12-09
Senegal Chief
Sees President

The Prime Minister OF Sene-
gal called on President Eisen-
hover today and said they
entirely agreed" that colonial
and trust territories must be
ready for responsibility before
achieving independence.
Prime Minister Mamadou Dia
went to Mr.. Eisenhower's office
with the new Ambassador from
Senegal, OuSmane Soce Diop,
when the envoy presented his
credentials.
Mr.. Eisenhower also received
credentials in other meetings
with new Ambassadors from
Switzerland and Togo.
Mr.. Dia, chief Of the new
African nation which won in
dependence from France, said
he and Mr.. Eisenhower made
a general survey of Africa"
and discussed at some length
the organization of new govern
ments there.
Next Dia said they talked
about the United Nations draft
resolution on colopialism and
agreed entirely to the inter-
nretation to be given this reso-
luton"
The Prime Minister said thev
were entirely agreed that it
would be inconceivable to grant
independence to colonies and
trust territories until they were
ready to bear the responsibility
Of independence.
I'VE cannot force independ-
ence on them" Mr.. Dia said.
Talking to newsmen through
an interpreter, the French
speaking Prime Minister said
SENEGAL selected it's leaders and
established an administrative
structure before asking for in
den"ndence.
The new Swiss Amba ssa dor.
Au"''et r. Tindt. said he had
a "verv warm and verv nice
talk" with Mr.. Eisenhower.
Evening star., 1960-12-09
Hungary Red
Hints at Abuse
In PartyP Farley

! BUDAPEST. Hungary, Dec.
8 tAPl .-Hungary's Communist
Party chief. Janos Kadar,
limited today he was called some
hard names at the recent Mos
COW summit conference of
Communist leaders.
Outlining the achievements
of the three week Moscow
parley, Mr.. Kadar told parlia-
ment he had been charged with
being both hard and soft on
revisionists (those who follow
the Tito brand of independent
communism.
He did not say who leveled
the charges or even that they
were made at the summit meet
ing. But he added that Gin
Moscow we have now been
justified in the correctness of
our lipe."
Mr.. Kadar said his regime
would continue to follow a
Marxist-Leninist line, dealing
with its enemies with an iron
hand. 'but with individual
people we shall be humane"
Mr.. Kadar said the Moscow
talks strengthened the prestige
Of the Soviet Communist Party
and also bolstered the unity of
all Communist parties. includ-
ing the Chinese. The con-
ference. he added, was held in
a spirit of opposition to the
cult of personality (one-man
rule).
Mr.. Kadar emphasized that
Of the 81 Communist parties
represented at Moscow only
IL we're in power. He added:
I'm Russia the Communists
can sit in the Kremlin, in
Hungary we can sit in Parlia-
ment, but in South Africa. for
instance, they have to sit in the
jungle"
Mr.. Kadar called the United
States a police state, but added
| it was his sacred conviction"
that the Communist world and
America would achieve peaceful
coexistence.
Evening star., 1960-12-09
YUGOSLAVS SEE
MALICIOUSINTENT

BELGRADE. Yugoslavia, Dec.
8 (AP).-Yugoslavia charged
today the Moscow Communist
summit declaration is a new
attempt to present the posi-
ton Of Yugoslavia untruthfully
and maliciously.
The declaration by 81 Com
munist parties meeting at Mos
COW. not including Yugoslav
Communists, assailed Yugoslavia
for "revisionism," "anti-Lenin-
ism," as traitors Of commu-
nism" and for "subversive ac-
tivities against Socialist Com
munist) countries"
Drago Kunc. spokesman for
the government, asserted to-
day:
THE part of the declaration
on Yugoslavia we appraise as
a new attempt to present un-
truly and maliciouSly certain
very well known events from
past relations Of the countries
Of the Soviet bloc and Yugo-
slavia. as well as Of the present
position and role Of our
country"
Evening star., 1960-12-09
Air Force Plans
To Grab Capsule

VANDENBERG AIR FORCE
BASE, Calf, Dec. 8 (AP) -
The Discoverer XVIII satellite
whirled through space today
gathering precious data as the
the Air Force pondered the best
time to spring its capsule loose
"A three-day orbit is under
consideration" an Air Force
spokesman said yesterday.
Longest period so far for a
Discoverer satellite to orbit be-
fore its capsule was elected and
returned to earth for study was
two days.
The satellite, launched De-
cember 7. contains spy gear
and human tissue for radiation
tests. Planes will try to snag
the parachuting 300-pound
capsule near Hawaii.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-04
The Saga of Gus, Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz,
And Swan, The Young Widow Maggie

Two hours later Maggie was
building nest. Schultz Swan
lazy circles nearby,' looking SNUG.
The mother ducks seemed much
relieved.
Back at Forest Lawn, guess
what Gus was doing. Relaxing?
No. He spent three days searching
the bushes at the edge of the duck
pond = trying to find where
Schultz was hiding.
was trucked to Lake Malibu. A
veterinarian warned:
Swans are mighty particular.
Nobody can tell if they'll like each
other. Either they'll fight right
then and there, or they'll be
friendly. Only thing to do is put
them together, and see what hap
pens"
The quacking of curious ducks
attracted Maggie. She cruised Sc
renely to the Shoreline as Schultz,
temper and feathers ruffled, was
freed.
Maggie spied Schultz and her
feathers arched. The bachelor
swan, walked slowly into the
water, like a swimmer testing it
for temperature, and then padded
toward Maggie.
Within a few inches of each
other, both gave a high pitched
squawk of pleasure. Then = in
a swans version of the classic
movie clinch they slowly
rubbed heads and necks.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-04
General Hines Dies at 81;
Was Former VA Chief

WASHINGTON, Up Brig.
Gen. Frank T. Hines, retired, who
headed the governments veterans
affairs activities almost 221a
years longer than any other man
died Sunday. He would have
been 81 Monday.
A son, Frank Hines Jr., today
said his father had suffered a
stroke nearly 10 years ago but
continued some business activity
until recently.
The general suffered fall and
entered the Mt. Alto Veterans Ad-
ministration Hospital here about
two weeks ago.
. The hospital listed the cause of
death as bronchial pneumonia.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-04
BY DIAL ToRGERSoN

GLENDALE, Calf, Up : Every
day for two years bachelor
named Schultz got chased out of
the duck pond by jealous hus-
band named Gus.
: Duck pond?
Right! Schultz, Gus and Mrs
Gus are swans = fiercely mono
gamous species. They lived as an
uneasy threesome in the duck
pond at Forest Lawn Memorial
Park = Gus in fear of his wife,
Schultz in fear of his life.
Then someone found out that
so miles away, at Lake Mali'bu,
lived an eligible young widow
swan named Maggie.
Two years ago Maggie's mate
died. She tried to console herself
by offering cumbersome moth
ering to Lake Malibu ducklings.
The mother ducks didn't like it.
Maggie was frankly disappointed
by the looks of her foster chill
dren.
so eight men spent a hectic
morning capturing Schultz. He
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-04
Blacks Don Masks
In Demonstrations
Against Passes

JOHANNESBURG, South. At
RIGA, R = Several thousand Ne
groes demonstrating against South
Africa's white supremacy laws,
massed outside Cape Town Sat-
urday and marched on the city.
Police met them and ordered
them to turn back. The armed
forces then frightened cordons
around Nyanga and Langa Negro
settlements outside Cape Town,
South Africa's legislative capitol
and second largest city. The mar
cheers came from Nyanga.
1t was reported the marchers
had slipped out of the guarded
settlement on the pretext Of re-
turning to work.
The Negroes have virtually par
alyzed Cape Town with a stay
home work stoppage in support
Of their campaign against the
passes all nonwhites are required
to carry.
Police were intent on heading
off another march into Cape
Town like that by 10000 Negroes
last Wednesday. A similar march
on Durham Friday resulted in a
clash with police. Four Negroes
were killed and 10 wounded.
The big Nyanga and Langa Ne
gro settlements near Cape Town
have been cordoned off by thous-
ands of soldiers, sailors and police.
Each district houses about 10000
Negroes.
The South African Press Assn.
reported arsonists early Saturday
burned down primary school for
white children near Cape Town.
Trouble was reported elsewhere
in South Africa. Bands of masked
Negroes roamed through Negro
settlements near Port Elizabeth
during the night calling on resi-
dents to destroy their pass books.
1t was the first report of masks
worn by militant Negro agitators.
White police have been trying to
round up the ringleaders in the
move to keep African masses
away from work, especially in
the Cape peninsula where COM
merce and industry domain
crippled after two weeks of strife.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-04
NOTICE OF
MUNICIPAL ELECTION

Notice Is Hereby Given that the
Annual Municipal and School
Board Election will be held Tues
day. April S. 1860. at the City
Hall. Nome. Alaska. for the pur-
pose Of electing the following Of
ficers to-wit:
MAYOR
THREE MEMBERS OF NOME
COMMON COUNCIL. FOR q
YEAR TERM
CITY CLERK
ONE MEMBER OF SCHOOL
BOARD FOR 5-YEAR TERM.
/. ONE MEMBER OF UTILITY
BOARD FOR 2 YEAR TERM.
ONE MEMBER OF UTILITY
BOARD FOR S YEAR TERM.
A qualified voter must be at
least nineteen tl9) years of age:
a citizen of the United States; a
resident of Alaska for one year
and of the City of Nome for thirty
1907 days prior to date of election.
Polls will be open at $500
o'clock am. and close at $500
o'clock pm.
Robert F. Scott.
IS E A II City Clerk
Publ. March 81, %, 25, %, 80,
April l, 4, 1860
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-04
NOW HEAR THIS

LONDON, R = Sixty angry
Londoners, robbed of sleep by
noisy jetliners looming over their
homes near London Airport, pro-
tested by waking up Aviation
minister Duncan Sandys before
dawn Saturday.
Clad in his pajamas and dress
ing gown, the unshaven, tousle-
haired Sandys stood at his front
door for nearly a half hour, Sleep
lily listening to complaints. by the
crowd. He finally got back to bed
by promising to seek ways to
lower the roar of the jets.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-04
TOO MUCH FOR HIM!

BRISBANE, Australia, Up =
Minutes after being told today he
had won the equivalent of $4,000
in a state lottery, Harold Carney,
magistrate, dropped dead. He
was 81, and had been suffering
from heart trouble.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-04
Five Million Dollar B-52
Burns At Spokane Field

SPOKANE, Up = Fire flared on
giant eight-jet B-52 bomber
Friday as the pilot tested the en-
gines for takeoff on the Fairchild
Air Force Base runway just west
of here.
The eight crewmen aboard
scrambled to safety with no in
juries more serious than a broken
wrist as an engine on the left
wing famed up. The men were
aboard for a training flight.
Within Is minutes, however,
and despite efforts of SO or more
Air Force firefighters and a dozen
pieces of equipment, just the cock
pit and right wing of the Stra-
tegic Air Command bomber re-
manned.
The fire, fed by thousands of
gallons of jet fuel and the hot
burning magnesium skin of the
Observation-Disclosures bomber, dis
integrated the left wing and rear
part of the jet.
For Packing. Painting or Puppies
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-04

For Packing. Painting or Puppies
Old Newspapers-25c Bundle
For Sale at the Nugget
Evening star., 1960-10-23


ART CARNEY SHOW (CBS).
From the lampoon Of q Tennessee
Williams work:
Alice Ghostley: MY daddy smoked
In bed"
Tony Randall: That's very dam
gerouS."
Alice Ghostley: mo. my daddy
smoked hams. My daddy smoked
hams In bed. Then one day my
daddy died. He went UP in smoke.
And on his grave. they put pine
apple ring"
GARRY MOORE SHOW (CBS).
Carol Burnett and Durward Kirby
dance onto the stage as ''Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Worry"
Carol: Put q little fun In your
life. Marry Fred Astaire."
ushinstOn. D. C.. October q. 1850
Evening star., 1960-10-23
SHOW SHOPPERS
How to Set Back
~ 100 Years

Danny went to work. Some selec-
tionS:
"I've been married IS years now.
And If it weren't for the institution
Of marriage. men and women would
have to fight with strangers.
81 can't understand why women
always needs new dresses. You know.
I'm Lebanese. and my ancestors
Evening star., 1960-10-23
By MILT PRENSKY


edy specialist.
VICTOR BORGE SHOW (ABC).
Samples from the wacky interview
of Franz Liszt-played by Borge-
by Mike Wallace-played by Mike
Wallace.
Wallace: Ladies and gentlemen,
1t is now our pleasure to interview
the great musician, Franz iSzt. In
so doing, we set television back 100
years. Mr.. List. we hear that your
mother was a great influence in your
career"
Liszt: THAT is true. Her name
was Christmas. Christmas LSzt."
Wallace: "And everything you
learned you learned on her knee?"
Lszt: Eyes. We were very poor.
We could not afford a piano"
Later in the same show. Borge
quips:
Leonard Bernstein recently won
an award for explaining the works Of
Igor Stravins y. To Igor Stravinsky."
This Is Saxophone. It was in
vented by q man named william
Tell. Luckily, he changed his name
to Adolph Sax and it Is called q
saxophone. Otherwise, it would be
called a telephone"
4
PETE AND GLADYS (CBS).
Pete: II know that into each life
a little rain must fall. but what did
ever do to deserve q drip like
George Colton?"
Gladys: II have news for you. In
this house George Cotton has been
replaced by the Encyclopedia Of
Home Repairs. It's easier to shut
up and it doesn't sneer at you"
i
ED SULLIVAN SHOW (CBS).
After Sullivan pointed out the Danny
Thomas wedding anniversary,
Evening star., 1960-07-31
S
SWIVEL ROCKER

Comfort begins with this 6erk-
line swivel rocker. Snort bis
cuit-tufted styling combined
with FOAIM RUBBER heodrest
plus FOAM topper over rub
berized hoir for deep luxury
sitting comfort. Upholstered in
snort NYLON fobric in your
choice of gold. black. ton or
turquoise.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
s49.95
BERk-LOCK
Rocker g Ottoman

Beautiful knuckle arm styling
in mohooony finish oeeented
with bross nail heed trim, up
hoIstered in your choice of ny
lon frieze or imported topestry.
world fomous Berk-lock od-
lustnoent allows you to rock,
lounge or recIine with just O
flip Of the locking lever. Choose
your Berk-Lock rocker and
ottoman at Curtis Bros.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
s699:'5
T-CUSHION
SWIVEL ROCKER

Now for one low price you con
enjoy the comfort Of 3 ehoirs
its O lounge. O rocker ond
q swivel! Full FOAM RUBBER
reversible cushion for odded
comfort and extro wear plus
luxurious FOAM heo dresr.
Choose from long weorino
NYLON in block. copper OF
turquoise.
Evening star., 1960-07-31

QuoIity plotform rocker at
budget prices. Upholstered in
ottroctive tweed chromspan
fobric combined with long weor-
ing pIostic on bose, orns and
heodrest for yeors of 'corefree
service. Choose from three OF
troctive combinations Of block
and oroy. brown ond tan, or
green.
Evening star., 1960-10-31
ORGANS

The Campbell Music Com.
pany invites you to see and
hear an assortment Of good
used electronie organs.
Evening star., 1960-10-31
WOMEN
IS TO 81

IL TO 30
1889 fHF Pr VIZ. VIZ. F9EG PAET TIM TIME
Full or part time positions
are now available with
the promotional division
OF the Educational Re-
search Council. $66 to 500
paid to those conScien-
tiouS young women who
qualify. Must be neat in
appearance and possess
a sincere desire to gain a
prominent position in the
business world. Fo- per-
sonal interview call RE.
1880 between 10 am.
and 4 pm. ONLY.
Evening star., 1960-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators
sod cutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL q EQUIP CO. Ju. 5-S040
Evening star., 1960-10-31
APIS. FuRMISHED-VA.

ALEXANDRIA = Liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit, bath; utils incl, $50 and
Sl0n. Call ia. 7-53S4 after s pm.
ALEX, S., on u. s. Air cond =.
parking. pvt bath: week, month
bus stop. Free TV. 50. 5-9760.
ALEX. downtown-Furn. apt. flre-
proof bldg. laundry privil., .tanitor
sve.: $75 to- S99 SO incl. all utils.
TIE. 6-6670 from 10 am. to g pm.
ALEX. VIC.-Furn. wing in brk.
home on . acres; liv. rrn.. bedrm !.
bath, kit, pvt. entr. utils.; need
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Exhibit Goes
On the Road

Main Street. U.S.A.," a new
exhibit Of the Henry Ford Mu-
scum and Greenfield Village
at Dearborn, Mich, has taken
to the rails for a five-year tour
Of the Nation.
Commerce Secretary Mueller
opened the exhibit yesterday
in an afternoon ceremony at
Greenfield Village.
Arranged side by side in two
Specially-designed railroad cars
are Is mid-19th century shops,
each with its own character
istic front. Inside are the fix
lures and merchandise of
that era.
Opposite the oldtime shops
are some 80 modern displays
depicting today's counterparts
in the retail field.
The exhibits are based on
one Of the Henry Ford Mu-
seum's most popular features,
the Street Of Early American
Shops. After a weeks showing
to the public in the village,
Main Street U.S.A." will call
May 4 at Albany, N. Y, the
f1rst stop on a flve-year tour
OF major cities in the United
States.