davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Nursery Corner
Reductions
Discontinued Patterns

s Fomous Peterson StroIIers with
OPPOSITION reclining back, canopy
ond carrying basket. Diomond-
shaped pattern in oquo. Discon-
tinued style. Comparable VoIue,
so Infonts' Fomous Moker Cotton
Gowns in discontinued style. Compo-
roble value, l.59. Csc
100 InFont Girls Sleeveless SUM-
dresses. Three styles in cotton. Pink,
blue, oQuo, mint, moize or Iloc.
Sizes II ond ! 8 months. Comparable
value, 3.9e. 2.87
10 Infonfs' Tight Sets in two-piece
cotton styles. Comparable volue
more than double. l.99
IS Infont Girls Dresses in assorted
styles, patterns ond tobrics. Properly
lobeled for fobric content. Broken
sizes. Comparable value more than
double. 3.49
50 Infant Girls Dresses in assorted
styles, fobrics and coIors. Properly
labeled for fobric content. Broken
sizes. Comparable value more than
double. e5e
81 Infont Girls Dresses in assorted
styles, fobrics and colors. Properly
labeled for fobric content. Broken
sizes. Comparable value more thon
double. 1.99
~ InFont Girls Dresses in assorted
styles, fobrics and colors. Properly
labeled for fobrie content. Broken
sizes. Comparable value more thon
double. I.99
7 Infonts' Cotton crowIeE Sets in
3-piece styles for girls and boys.
Broken sizes. Comparable value
more than double. 4.49
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
Ath Floor
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Misses Sportsweor

SO Shirts in blends Of Docron9
poIyester and royon (properIy To-
beled for fobric content.) Rolled
sleeves. Blue or brown print on white.
Comparable VoIue 5.99. 400
48 Shirts in blends of Doeron8
polyester and cotton tproperIy To-
beIed for fobric contentl. Rolled
sleeves. Gold, light blue or black.
Misses sizes. Comparable value
$50. $50
7 Cashmere coFdisons with broid,
bead or sequin trim. Beige or white.
Misses sizes. Comparable VoIue
1895. $500
IS Cashmere cordisons with sequin
motifs. Block, oroy, pink, blue or
white. Misses sizes. Comparable
values 5e.95 and $500. 37.oo
46 Skirts, wooIs, wool blends and
blends Of cotton and royon (prop-
erIy labeled for fobric content). Full,
pleoted and slim styles in pIoids,
stripes and clear colors. PosteIs and
dark tones. Misses sizes. Compo-
robIe value 8.e9 to ll.e5. 500
36 Classic coFdisun Joekets in roy
on and cotton blend. Blue, gold or
lilac. Misses sizes. Comparable
value .95. 500
WGL-Sportsweor, Bird Floor
Evening star., 1961-06-08

is: THE defense of freedom,
like charity, begins at home. u
Mr.. Hall said the party will
not register. and will not put
labels on material and enve-
lopes sent out by the party, as
the ruling requires.
I'VE are not going to be in
formers or stoolpigeons of any
type or character" he said.
"As officers of the party we
would rather live the rest Of
our days in prison than betray
the trust and confidence of one
member or of one supporter
and thereby live in freedom. !"
He estimated party member
ship at 10000 in this country,
and claimed there has been
additional growth within the
last year.
Evening star., 1961-06-08

1850 as a representative of a
foreign power, and list its
members, officers and financial
records.
Mr.. Hall outlined a series Of
measures the party planned to
fight the ruling.
when the American people
know what is involved, we will
win this fight" he said.
He said q motion would be
filed in a few days for a re-.
hearing and a stay of the appli-
cation Of the decision pending
q review.
Meanwhile, he said, the party
will launch "an all-out political
and educational campaign" the
greatest in party history, ito
save the Bill of Rights"
The slogan for the campaign
Evening star., 1961-06-08
StGdyAsks2 2
Rapid dTronsit
Rail Lines

A proposal calling for two
rail rapid transit lines from
d downtown Washington to
points in nearby Virginia has
been submitted to the National
Capital Transportation Agency.
The study, made by a tran
sit consultant firm for the Cit
liens Transit Improvement
Association, suggests that a rail
line from Fourteenth and G
streets NV. cross the Potomac
River by way Of the railroad
bridge continuing along the
median strip of Arlington
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Outstanding Sovings
on Mems Fine Dress
and Sports Wear

900 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts. In
clear eolors of blue, white and ton
only. 2.65, z for 500
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
olso Chevy Chase, Wheaton Plozo,
7 Corners and Alexandra.
30 Pairs Ioo9o Wool SIoeks, broken
sizes and coIors. Comparable value,
1926 to 1925. 1888
20 Poirs Tropical Blend SIoeks, $50
Docron9 poIyester and 459o wool,
seIt-belted style. Broken sizes and
coIors. Comparable voIue, l6.95.
I2.eS
10 Pairs SIoeks, $500 Zefron ond
$3.50 wool. All check potterns in
broken sizes and coIors. Comparable
value, l4.e5. s.8S
2lo Pairs Mems Argyle Hose, the
most popular coIors in loo9o cot
ton or 509o Orion, 4o9o royon and
1919 nyIon blend Comparable
value. LOO. 58e, z for 100
$50 coIorfuI Conjecture Deeonters,
ceromic pirotes guard your potobIes.
Comparable value, 3.95. I.SS
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1961-06-08

boulevard and then on the
Washington & Old Dominion
railroad right Of way to Vienna.
The second line, starting at
Eleventh and G streets NV.
would enter a subway running
under the Federal Triangle,
cross the river by way Of a me-
dian path on the Theodore
Roosevelt Bridge, and continue
on the Washington & Old Do
minion Rosslyn Branch right of
way to Arlington boulevard.
Cost of the lines was put at
$37,771,645, excluding down.
town subway construction
which is to be planned by the
transportation agency.
Virginia highway planners
are now negotiating for pos
sible purchase of the Washing
ton g. Old Dominion right of
way to bring Interstate Route
Evening star., 1961-06-08

conferences, messages to Con-
gress, radio and television re-
ports to the Nation and state
ments and letters released by
the White House.
The series is compiled and
edited by the National Archives
and Records Service and is sold
by the superintendent of docu-
ments, Government Printing
Office, Washington Is. D. c.
The set of Eisenhower docu-
ments costs $57.57.
The first volume of the pa
perS of former President Harry
s. Truman, which will fill the
gap between the Eisenhower
volumes and the privately pub
lished papers of Franklin D.
Roosevelt, is scheduled for re-
lease in October.
The first volume dealing with
the John F. Kennedy admins
tration will be available early
next year.
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Floor Samples and
Discontinued Styles
Of Leading Make
Occasional TobIes
at Big Savings

All Subject to Prior Sale
5 BFondt TobIes, choice of styles,
with mohoeony finish. Comparable
value 1925. $500
4 Heritage TobIes with mahogany
or cherry finish. Comparable value
5000. 1000
10 HenFedon Tobles, several styles
with cherry or tokoy finish. Com
porobIe value lo2.oo to le4.oo.
5l.oo to 97.0o
8 MeEsmon TebIes, mahogany or
fruitwood finish. Comparable voIue
more than double. 1925
7 Norris TabIes, mahogany finish.
Comparable value $3.50 to 10000.
42.25 TO 65.25
W5L-Furniture. 9th Floor
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Millinery Reduced

lo6 Hats in assorted group. Com
poroble values 500 to 1926,
500 to 900
23 Designer Hats in an assorted
group. Some less thon " compor-
able value. 800 TO 1900
W5l-MiIlinery, End Floor
Evening star., 1961-06-08

to commit suicide. We are not
going to cooperate"
He said officers Of the party
would prefer to spend the rest
of their lives in Jail rather than
betray the trust of the mem
bership by making their names
public.
The high court ruled that
the party must register under
the Internal Security Act Of
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Communists Ignore
High Courts Ruling

NEW YORK, June 8 (AP)-
The head Of the Communist
Party in this country said today
the party will not comply in
any way with the United States
Supreme Court ruling that the
party must register as an arm
Of a foreign power.
Gus Hall, the party's general
secretary, said the ruling Mon
day asks the Communist Party
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Hope SkiIImon
Cottons by the Yord
TOO
yard

963 yords Of fine eEeose-resisfont
pima eOttons with permenent fin
ish. Plain and novelty weoves in
eludins sotins, sheeFs, shentuns
and topestry-type weoves. Limited
color selection. So to A." wide.
46s Yords Of Imported Silks incIud-
ing: woven iocquords in subtle pos
tells, woven stripes and pIoids in
glowing coIors. Dry eIeonobIe. ~"
wide. Comparable value $50.
Yard, $50
6S2 YoEds Of Dumori Powder Puff
MusIins of combed cotton in dis
continued patterns. Drip-dy, with
little or no ironing required. Com
porobIe value l.l9. Yard, Sse
WGL-Foshion Fobrics, 9th Floor;
olso Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo
and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1961-06-08
GPO Is Offerino
First Series of
President Papers
Ry the Associated Press

The first volumes in a series
OF Public Papers Of Presidents
Of the United States" have been
published. They cover the
eight years Of the Eisenhower
administration.
The eight volumes contain
the texts of Eisenhower news
Evening star., 1961-06-08

66 to the Theodore Roosevelt
Bridge along that corridor.
Officials at the National
Capital Transportation Agency
said the associations report is
being studied.
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Sovinqs on Motions

80 Drip-DY NyIOn Net chopeoux,
Pillow Covers, WosFe Bosket Covers
and Poiomos Holders. Comparable
value 2.98. l.50
4 Jumbo Storage Suit Boss, Upper
closing, eleor with contrasting trim.
Holds II to l6 garments. Compor-
able value 2.89. ZOO
80 ZippeFed Suit or Bouffont Skirt
BGss, SO" long. Comparable value
l.89. z for 800
WGL-Notions, lst Floor
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Girls Apparel

10 Girls Cotton Skirts. Sizes 7 to
H. Comparable value more thon
double. 3.99
80 Matching Cotton BIouses. Sizes
7 to IA. Comparable value more
than double. 400
80 Cotton Dresses in assorted styles.
Sizes 7 to IL. Comparable value
5.9e and much more. 3.99
WGL-Girls' Apparel, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Save Generously
on Juniors
SpoFtSWeoF

100 Poirs Of Ponts in cotton
corduroy. GroY. red, gold or
black. Also some topered wool
sloeks. Sizes 5 to IS in the
group. Comparable value 500
to 500. ZOO
100 Pairs Cotton Jomoieo
Shorts in stripes and clear
coIors. Sizes. 7 and 9 only.
Comparable value 2.ee. l.5o
so Cotton Knit Tops, pull
over style in gold or green
stripes. Juniors sizes. Com
parable value 7.99 TO ll.95,
ZOO to 500
WGL-Juniors' Sportsweor,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Mems Cool, Open
Weave, Short-SIeeve
Dress Shirts

1888 Short sleeve dress shirts, oil
with medium-spreod eoIIors, single
needle toiIorins throughout. White,
l4h to II.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor;
oIso Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Fabric and Leather
Gloves Reduced

Mostly white, some soiIed from
hondlins. All sizes but not in eoeh
style.
50 Poirs doubIe-woven cotton gloves.
2.29
so PoiFs doubIe-woven cotton gloves.
2.69
- Poirs doubIe-woven cotton gloves.
3.29
AZ PoiFs doubIe-woven cotton gloves.
3.S9
100 P0iFs leather gloves, broken
sizes, styles and coIors. 500
WGL-GIoves, lst Floor
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Teen-oge BIouses
200 and 300

comparable V0IMeS
3.99 TO 5.99
200 Cotton BGtiSte BIouses with
nyIon lace trim. Choose from styles
with short or three-quorteF length
sleeves. White. Sizes 7 TO IS.
1877 Pieces Of Teen SpoFtsweoF. The
group includes full Impressed pleot-
ed skirts in cotton prints and slim
topered cotton sIocks in clear colors
and patterns. Sizes 7 to IS. Com
porobIe value 500 to 500,
800 to 500
WGL-Teen-oee Apparel, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Potomac Shop
Fashions Reduced

A group Of 2z5 eGsuoI eoots, suits
and dresses including knits. ArneI
trioeetote jerseys, pure silks, Orion
aeryIies, wooIs, Ieothers and linens.
Misses sizes 8 to lS.
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Boys Wear

IS Junior Dress Shirts in cot
ton oxford cloth with button
down collar. Assorted stripe
patterns in the group. Sizes
6, 8 and 10. Comparable
value $50, SSe
80 PuIIover Sweaters in bulky
knit boot-neck style. Assort-
ed coIors. Labeled for fobric
content. Sizes 6 and 8 only.
Comparable value 5.98, 1888
IS Short Sleeve Cotton Knit
Shirts. Assorted patterns and
color combinations in the
group. Size 6 only. Compare
Bile value 1913 TO 2.98, SSe
IS Poirs Of Socks in assorted
colors and potterns. Labeled
for fabric content. Size l3
only. Comparable value 89c,
18e
WGL-The Boys Store,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1961-06-08
AOyE ZsSV AsSVs "
Designer Fashions
from the Chandelier
Room Reduced
More Than "
34.oO to 734.oO

80 eoektoiI and afternoon dresses,
suits and eo0ts, mostly 0ne-of-G-
kind. Excellent color choice. Sizes
8 to Is in the group.
WGl-The Chandelier Room,
Bird Floor
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Foshion 5th Shop
Dresses Reduced
cnana AnNnhIn - "a
comparable
vaIMe II.9S

$40 Dresses In attFuetive spring Gnd
summer styles. The group includes
prints and eleor eolors in eottons,
cotton knits, 0eetote ond Foyon
blends. All dresses properly IobeIed
for fobrie content. Juniors, misses
and hoIf sizes.
WGL-Foshion 5th Dress Shop,
5th Floor; also Chevy Chose,
Wheaton Plozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-06-08

Clearance Of Fine
Furniture at Sovinss
Of IS % to 500
and More
All Subject to Prior Sale
10 Sofas by Simmons and other
noted makers. Most with innersprino
or foam rubber construction. Com
parable value $4,000 to $4,000.
10000 to $4,000
80 Chairs including wing, arm, club
and bareback styles. Comparable
value $500 to more than double,
44.5o to Ios.5o
$50 Pieces Of Junior Dining and
Bedroom Furniture, comparable voI-
ue $3.50 to more than ".
1900 to IS4.o0
WGL-Furniture, 9th Floor
Evening star., 1961-06-08

Save now on Moior
Appliances and Air
Conditioners
z KeIvinotor MuIti-Speed, Multi
cycle Washers. 1895
! KeIvinotoE Matching Dryer.
1895
! KeIvinotor 2-eyeIe Wcsher.
1895
! Leonard MuIti-speed, MuIti-eyeIe
Washer. 1895
&c z-cyeIa 5-temperGture
Wosher. 1895
&c 2-spssd, 2-cyeIe Wosher.
1895
&c De Luxe 2-Speed, 2-cyeIe
WosheF. 1895
&c Wosher-Dryer 1900
z &c DishwGshers, service for 10,
1895
! KelvinatOr Dishwosher, service
for 10, 1895
! KsIvinotOr 10 Gu. #. Refrigerator.
1895
! KeIvinotoT lz.s Gu. #. RefFisero-
tor. 1895
&c BuiIt-in Ronse and Oven.
1895
Air conditioners:
z c0rrieV, 1h-ton. y 1900
! corrier POrtobIe, lis volts.
l0h omps. 1900
z ChFysleT easement, lis volts,
8.8 amps. 1900
] FeddeTs, IFS volts, IL omps,
$500 BTU. 5000
! ChFysleTs us volts, 7N2 omps,
, 1000 BTU. 1895
! &c, us volts, 2 amps, 5000
BTU. 1895
WGL-Moior Appliances, End Floor,
North Building
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Save on Ends Of
Rolls Of Fine Carpet

Comp
val
l-12'xe' Royon
Loop Pile, moi
brown muIti-coIor dc
l-l2'x 81" Wool NOR
Twist Pile, sand. dc
l-l2'xlO' AcriIon
AcVIic Pile, mo-
blue mulit-coIor dc
i-9x9'll' NyIon
Twist Pile, efoy. e5
l-l5'x9' Royon NOR
Plush Pile, peach. d.
l-l2'x TO- Royon NOR
Plush Pile, brown. d.
l-l2'x7'3" NyIon
Twist Pile, sondoI-
wood. o5
l-l2'xo' Scroll
Design Wool mo
Loop Pile, gray. d.
1-l2'x9' AcriIon
Acrylic and Nylon
Plush Pile, blue
green. ne
l-l2'xe' AcriIon
AeryIie Loop Pile, moi
beige muIti-color. d.
l-l2'xo' AcriIon
AcryIic and VereI
Modocylie Plush moi
Pile, spice gold. d.
I-l3'8" XIV NyIon
Loop Pile, cocoa. l8e
l-l2'x9' Wool Loop
Pile. sondolwood. l33
WGL-FIoorcoverines
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Chocolate Bridges
Pound 5Qe

Assorted eenteTS and eoloFs.
W6L-Condy and Confectionery,
lst Floor; also Chevy Chase,
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-06-08
On Sale Friday, $3.50 AM. !,

Chandelier Room
Clearance Of
Designer Dresses
40.OO to 255!oO
comparable uaIue.
$500 10 $500
Just 10 in doytime, afternoon,
eoektoiI and Iote evening styles.
Blends Of silk and linen, silk crepe
and cotton. In a wide Fonse Of
eoIors. Misses sizes.
WGL-The Chandelier Room,
Bird Floor; olso Chevy Chase
and Wheaton Plozo
Evening star., 1961-06-08
Mems Roincoats

WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1961-06-08

omporoble
value Now
more than
double 1895
more than
double 1895
more than
double 1895
$500 49.95
more than
double 1895
more than
double 1895
$500 4s.s5
more than
double S9.95
lle.4o 5s.s5
more than
double 6S.95
more than
double 69.s5
1850 $3.50
1880 1880
1os, 9th Floor
Evening star., 1961-03-06
New York Will Admit
Atom-Powered Ship

both will want to look over
reports of sea trials scheduled
to be held off the Virginia
Capes later this year. The Sa-
vannah is presently at the
Camden IN. j. yard Of the
New York Shipbuilding Corp,
where it will be loaded with
atomic fuels and given low
level power tests. Shortly
thereafter, the vessel will be
taken to Yorktown, Va, for
full power tests.
Dr.. Blatz' statement was part
of a sheaf of favorable testi-
mony entered before hearing
Examiner Samuel w. Jensen
at the Aces Germantown
MD headquarters. No one
appeared in opposition.
The Savannah is an out
growth of former President
Eisenhower's 1855 proposal for
an atomic cargo-passenger ship
as a demonstration to the
world of American interest in
peaceful uses of the atom. II
is a 22,000-ton vessel with a
designed speed Of between 81
and % knots when under
atomic power. 1t will have .ac-
commodations for about sc
passengers.
Evening star., 1961-03-06
Grohom Opens
Miumi Crusade

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Mar. 6
(AP).-Evangelist Billy Ora
ham opened his Greater Miami
crusade yesterday with a call
for sinners to repent in these
revolutionary" days.
He told a Miami Beach Con-
vention Hall audience that he
brought "a challenge for every
one in America"
1--WE are witnessing today, in
America and in the world. a
revolution" he said. I'VE need
a moral and spiritual revolu-
ton"
Claude Ritter, Convention
Hall manager, estimated the
crowd at 5000, the fourth
biggest for Mr.. Graham in his
Florida crusade which began
January IA at Jacksonville.
At Gainesville, $4,000 turned
out to hear the evangelist and
10000 attended a rally in
Tampa. The st. Petersburg
rally drew lS.Soo.
Evening star., 1961-03-06

The nuclear powered ship
Savannah will be permitted to
enter New York Harbor. a
health official of that city said
today.
DR.. Hanson Blatz. director
Of radiation control for the
New York Health Department,
gave this assurance in a state
ment submitted at an Atomic
Energy Commission hearing on
safety Of the nuclear passen-
ser-cargo ship. He said There
appears to be little reason for
concern about the use Of the
Port of New York by the Sa-
vannah."
However. DR.. Blatz said, the
city and State Of New York
Evening star., 1961-03-06

pilot and commander Of the
plane, Of El Paso, survived by
his widow and four children
His home town was Spokane
Wash.
Capt. Bruce E. Christian, CO.
pilot, 81, Biggs AFB, survived
by his parents at Reading, Pa
His home town was Reading.
Maj. Wayne w. Holt, 46, nav
igator, El Paso, survived by his
wife; home town was Fort
Wayne, Ind.
TiSergt. Charles c. Timmen
80, flight engineer, Ell Paso
survived by his wife; home town
was Kellogg, MINI.
S/Sergt. Bernard F. Rivers
80, flight engineer, El Paso, sur
vived by his wife and two chill
dren; home town was Rochdale,
! Mass.
Other Victims Listed
S/Sergt. Claude L. Early, %
crew chief, Ell Paso, survived by
his wife; home town was Har-
din, Mo.
Airman 2/C Joseph T. Roth
schoff, "a, assistant crew chief
survived by his father Of Parker
Colo. His home town was
Parker.
S/Sergt. Harold B. MeeuSen
81. Biggs, right refueling oper-
ator. survived by his wife
Spokane, Wash. and his mother
in Grand Junction. Mich.
Airman 1/c Clifton c. Tabor
81, Biggs, left refueling oper-
Evening star., 1961-03-06
Kb-5O Crash
Fatal 10 Nine
Ell PAso, Tex, Mar. 9 CAP).

Ell PASO, Tex, Mar. 9 (AP) &.
An Air Force KB-50 refuel-
ing plane crashed Just short of
a Biggs Air Force Base runway
last night, killing all nine men
aboard.
The six-engine craft crashed
with a tremendous explosion
in an unpopulated area 2 to 3
miles northeast of runway at
the base.
The nine bodies, some burned
beyond recognition, were recov-
cred from the debris.
The plane was one of six re-
turning from a routine refuel-
ing mission in the Pacific. The
other five planes had landed
earlier.
The wreckage was scattered
over a half mile area and only
the tail section of the plane
remained intact.
Inquiry Gets Under Way
The Air Force said an official
inquiry was under way to de-
termine the cause of the crash.
There we're seven crew men,
bers and two maintenance men
on the plane.
Killed we're:
Maj. Fred G. Padelford, 46,
Evening star., 1961-03-06

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DON'T THINK he's not hard at work, just because
he's not in the Office Often the duties of your local
Chamber of Commerce representative take him
away from his desk . to track down "hot tip"
about new-industry prospect :. to show off your
community proudly to visiting businessman. He's
out in the field "job hunting" seeking to bring
new industries to town that will mean more, and
greater, home town job opportunities
These important activities of the executives and
staff of your Chamber of Commerce are we'll known
to our own Industrial Development Department.
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ator, survived by his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll s. Tabor.
Albany, Tex.
Listed as the maintenance
men were Sergt. Early and Air
man Rothschoff.
Evening star., 1961-03-06
Library Offers Film

The adult film program Of
Alexandria will present a film
on France, produced in 1856 by
the North Atlantic Treaty Or
ganization, at 7:30 on Wednes-
day in the Alexandria Library.
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