davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1963-02-08

flair for the cloak and dagger.
He was q businessman (steel.
engineering. shipbuilding) be-
fore becoming q public servant.
and always believed in carry
ing sound business practices
over into Government.
What he found when he
joined the CIA must have
shaken him to his businesslike
core. The agency had Just sur
vived - barely - the abortive
Bay Of Pigs" invasion of Cuba.
and public confidence in the
spy organization had reached
the abandon ship" level.
Exactly what Mr.. McCone
has done in CHA since he took
over remains a top Government
secret. But the agency's image"
has improved in the last year;
at least, there is less public
criticism of CIA doings. During
the Cuban crisis of last Oc-
tober. the CIA's role was not
widely discussed. although the
agency must have been high
in President Kennedy's coun-
ellis. "a
Old California Family
MIR. McCone comes from an
old California family with well
established interests in mining
and the machinery business. So
the notation in his official
biography that he "began his
industrial career in 1922 as .
riveter in the boiler shop Of
the Llewellyn IRON Works in
Los Angles" is a bit deceptive.
He had already completed an
engineering education at the
University Of California, magma
cum laude.
Mr.. McCone climbed the
ladder at Llewellyn about three
rungs at q time and by 1888
was executive vice president
and director Of q successor con-
Germ, Consolidated Steel Corp.
He branched out into engineer
ing. shipbuilding and heavy
construction In the World War
II buildup period. and was a
major figure on the West Coast
business scene by the end Of
the war.
Deputy to FOrrestal
His first taste Of Govern
ment service was as a special
deputy to the first Secretary
Evening star., 1963-02-08

FULL NAME--John Alex Mecons.
CLAIM TO FAME = Director.
centrol Intelligence Agency.
z hoME--30z5 WhitsheSsn street
NV.
BIRTH DATE--Jonuov 4, 1902.
EDUCATION BIS. Engineering
(mosno cum loude). University
Of California.
JOBS = lndustrioIist. shipbuiIder.
Defense offieiaL Atomic
Energy Commission ehoirmon.
FAMlLY-Wifs. TheiIins MeGes
PisOtt MecOne.
OF Defense. James ForreStal
Later he served as Undersecie e
tary of the Air Force In tn
early part of the Korean con
flict.
A prominent Catholic lay
man, Mr.. McCone holds tRV
orders Of papal knighthood AM
is q regent Of the Loyola Uni
versity in Los Angeles.
Mr.. McCone has beef
married twice. His first wife
whom he married In 1888. dieC
about a year ago. He married
Mrs. Theiline MCGEE Pigott o
Seattle. widow Of the In
dustrialist, Paul Pigott, las
Her son, who gave tn,
bride away at the McCone
Pigott wedding. was killed ii
a sports car racing acciden
last October IA.
Mr.. McCone Is childless.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
HEADLINE PERSONALITY
McCone Fills Role
Of Strong, Silent Man

/ mia millionaire has held two key
Federal Jobs where strength
and silence count. From mid
1858 until early 1861 he was
chairman Of the Atomic Energy
Commission in the Eisenhower
Evening star., 1963-02-08

administration. Since November
40, 1861, he has been director
of the Federal spy network, the
Central intelligence Agency.
Like his CHA predecessor
Allen w. Dulles, Mr.. McCone
has little to say publicly about
the super secret intelligence
agency except when proddet
by the President or Congress
as the CHA chief was this week
during the furore over Russian
arms in Cuba.
BasicaIly q Businessman
Unlike Mr.. Dulles "a working
spy in World War IL, Mr.. Nc
Cone had neither prior expert
ence with nor. any particular
Evening star., 1963-02-08

Proof that there is q place
In this gabby world for a
strong, silent man can be found
in the Government career of
John Alex McCone.
This 81 year old Califor-
Evening star., 1963-02-08

Model Apartments Furnished. by
king vj.m..
uv.itasG. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06
the
SMALL TABLE

SMALL tables come in a
variety of shapes, sizes
and functions. They also
vary in style. All tables,
large and small, have one
thing in common: They
are used to put things on.
TOday's hOmemaker, in
search of a small table,
whether il be cocktail,
coffee, garden or decOra-
tive, has a wide choice of
style, material and color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06

Extensions fit in right
with anyOne's kitchen. You have
a choice of color and style
handy wall phone, table model, or that
pretty Princess phone
I'm convinced.
Maybe I'll see about one too.
You really should, Mildred.
It's like the telephone company says
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-10-18
Many Miss Outstanding
Professional Productions

do not profess 10 have the
solution for this problem in cri-
ticaI evaIuation and box office
technique, but do resent the
fact that many of US VINO are
looking for top professional en-
tertsinrnent miss any number
Of outstanding productions just
because Of the movie irNiustry's
bslIyhoo, or Indifferent review
ing. (This statement also in
cludes such sacroSanct groups
as The New Yorker Magazine,
which gave La Strada" it's
worst printed reviewJ II we
refuse To be intimidated BY
terms like "Arty", WAY OUT,
and "DIFFERENT', we could
enlarge the horizon of the en-
tertainnent facilities in this
area.
The same attitude could well
be projected toward the anna
teur theater groups in the Val
ley. Only BY taking advantage
of the fairly extensive amount
Of theater b9ing presented
here, and letting the theater
staffs know what we think Of
their productions can we hope
To raIse our already consider
able entertainment standards.
Nov playing, Phoenix Little
Theater, Come Blow Your
Horn, Oct. 1919; Arizona Re
pertory Theater, "The Host
age" Oct. 10 through middle Of
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-10-18

The Circle 10 Theatre will
present an original musical
drama entitled Look Up,"
which will run for four conse-
cutiVe Weekends commencing
Friday and Saturday, Nov.
and 2.
The entire book, music, and
lyrics were written by Sanford
Kaye. Sandy" VINO resides in
Phoenix, studied at the New
York Conservatory Of Music.
Look Up" Is one Of several
plays TO his credit.
The tWo-act drama has It's
setting in a waterfront cafe run
by down-at-the-heels ex-actor
and his wife. Alan Jeffory Is the
director. Eve Hurevitz is pro-
ducer. Musical accompanies
are Naomi Green and George
Bauman. Jay Scott IL staging
the musical numbers.
Heading the cast are Jay
Ffneberg, Cree Croen, James
G. Reece, Gail Maureen Smith,
Miriam Sobol and Dan Neffeld.
Others are Sherry Gray, Ruth
Kaye, Bob Gusick, Herb Shell
Ians, Nat Rafsky and Billy
Kaye.
Circle 10 is at 10Th Street and
East Cannelback. Tickets may
be obtained at Hegslers at Town
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-10-18
On The Boards

Recently, a movie, The
Condemned Of Altona", played
at a local theater. Based on a
play by Jean Paul Satire, with
the greater part Of the dialogue
taken from the play itself, the
movie was produced and dir
ected by Carlo Ponti and Wit
torio de Sica, two Of the
movies most expert craftsmen.
Starring Macmillan Schell,
Fredric March, and Sophia Lo-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-10-18

movie advertisements a n d
Newspaper reviews.
The movies ads, as well az
their TV spots and marquee
stills, distorted and warped the
intent and meaning Of this film,
and publicity releases we're
based on that greatest Of all
ISMS seZualisnn. Not only
was this misrepresentation Of
the subject Of this particular
movie, but IT rnaligned the ef-
forts Of all the artists con-
cerned with one Of the most
Iiterate and bitter indictments
Of Fascisrn and universal guilt
ever filmed. Judgment at HUr-
enberg" dealt with pUnishfng
the guilty, and incidentally, de-
terTnining guilt, but THE Con
deTnned of Altona" deals with
the conscience Of the guilty
and the haf-guilty, and the hor-
rffying revelation of universal
guilt in every aspect of life.
The entire production ranks
with the great motion picture
achievements such as La
Strada" Bicycle Thief,
wild Strawberries" etc,
The local Newspaper re-
views were tepid. "The Con
demned " was called
hard-hitting," but that term IL
used for everything from an
expose Of litter bugs by the
National Park Service, To a
Hollywood movie exposing the
American movie industry.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-10-18

rem, the act
ing was bril-
liant, the di-
rection su
per b tn e
crtpt out
standing; and
IL was a box
office dud
Why should
this happen?
Let's look at
two facets Of
puhllfifY. the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-10-18
Circle 10 Will Present
Original Musical Drama

& Country Village or by calling
AM 5000 or VIII 5-2z7e.
Performances will be given
on Friday and Saturday even
ings only.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-10

|l2:45 THE LATE SHOW-"Seeond
Chance"
200 EYE WITNESS NEWS - SIGk-OFF
EDITION
2:o5 CREDO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-10
Top WrestIers
On Arena Card

The Worlds Heavyweigh1
Championship wrestling match
between Champion Buddy Rog-
ers and No. l challenger An.
tonic (Argentine) Rocca at the
Arena Thursday, Jan. 18th will
also feature Killer Kowalski
Canadian titlist, and Eduardo
Carpenter, Frances Champion.
Another match pits the Tolos
Brothers, Chris and John,
against Bobo Brazil and Sailor
Art Thomas.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-10

For ADVERTISING CALL GLENvILLe 1883
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-10
AIumnae Meet

The Alpha Chi Omega Lake
Shore Alumnae Club will meet
at 7:30 pm. Monday at the
home of Mrs. Charles B. Saw.
yer, 835 East 261st st. Assist
ing Mrs. Sawyer as hostesses
will be Miss Sandra Hamer and
Miss Judith Pierson.
The program will be a
travelogue by Miss Edythe
Grads Of the Euclid Travel
Bureau.
For reservations and further
information contact Miss San
dra Hamer, 731-7069 before Sat-
urday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
Remnonts-Fnidoy Only
Save More than
" on Housewares

50 PIostie Containers Of sproy GER
micide designed to prevent mildew
and odors. Long lostino. Comparable
value 100. 36e
80 "Hum-I-Dy" Kits. Absorb
moisture in closets, Workrooms and
easements. z sizes. Comparable
values ! so and 3.29. see and I.l6
IS Containers Of Johnson's Stride"
Floor WGx. SeIf-poIishino. Choose
from z sizes. Comparable value 6ec
and LIZ 32e and acc
9 Containers Of Johnson's "Holiday"
Cor Wash creom. Comparable
values 50. 66e
II Containers Of "oven Aid" Oven
Cleaner. -ounce size. Com
poroble value 98c. soc
"a Containers Of o'cedor "Dri Clio"
Furniture Wox and Polish. Com
porobIe value 69e. 32e
II Containers Of "sporkIe" Liquid
Detergent for cleaning windows Of
homes and automobiles. Comparable
value l.79. Acc
WGL-Housewores Center,
LIST Floor, Washington Store,
North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
Sportsweor Reduced
for Clearance

200 Seporutss in O group thot in
cIudes sleeveless shirts, shorts, jock
cts and tee shirts. Comparable
value 800 to much more than dou-
BILE. ZOO
46 Skirts, cottons and cotton blends,
labeled for fobric content. Slim, wrop
and fIored styles in the group; light
and dark shodes. Comparable values
7.ee to 9.e9. 500
~ Shirts, Docrone poIyester and
cotton, neot prints and paisley de-
signs. Roll sleeves. Comparable
value 7.oo 400
so Bermuda and Jomoiea Shorts in
cottons and blends, IobeIed for fob
ric content. PopIin or narrow rib.
Comparable values 500 to 7.99.
500 and 500
81 Swim Suits reduced " and more.
One and two-piece styles in ploids,
prints and clear colors. Comparable
values l4.95 to 22.e5. 700 to 100
IS Cotton Ponts, some in proper
toned lengths. Light and dark shades
in the popular narrow ribs and pop
Inns. Comparable value 7.e9. 500
WGL-Sportsweor, Bird Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12

70 cuFleT Bonnets thot fit large
curriers' in pink, gold, lavender, blue,
polka dot. Comparable value 300.
$50
IA Double Hot Boxes, 24h"xl3"x
9", comparable value 500. 4.99
"PIeose odd 1929 Federal tox.
WGL-Notions, lst Floor,
Washington Store
4 Folding Screens. Comparable value
500. 400
10 Corduroy Choir Books in ossort-
ed colors. Cotton. Comparable value
100. soc
IS Tote Boss. large enough for
shopping and school. Striped in pink,
blue. and white. Comparable value
400" ZOO"
80 SIendeFeIIo Health MossoseFs,
light ond powerful, fits palm of
hand. Comparable value e.99. 500
W6L-Notions, lst Floor,
Washington Store
American Beauty Rose Closet En-
sembIes in pink, blue, white, yellow:
"a 5-DF0weF Utility Chests, 2l"x
l3R"x35 M. Comparable value
1899. 1899
43 5-DroweF Chests, l6h"xl3"x
g.. Comparable value 1926. 1899
WGL-Notions Washington,
Chevy Chase, Wheaton Plozo
ond Z Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
Nursery Corner

IS InFonts crowIers, cotton, snop
crotch styles. N, l, XII. Less than
" comparable Volue. 100
so Hats and BonnetS, washable
cotton. Comparable value 2.2e and
more. Las
20 Bothrobes, all cotton, washable.
Broken infant sizes. Comparable
values 800 to more than double.
400
IS Boys Knit Suits, imported. Wosh-
obIe, IobeIed for fobric content. z
piece styles in M, L, XII. Com
PorobIe value $50. 400
60 lnfonts' Sweaters, imported, w.
riety Of styles. Labeled for fobric
content. N, |, XII. Less than v
comparable value. ZOO
10 Infonts' Sweaters, labeled for
fobric content. Choice Of styles, COL
ors. N, L, XII. Comparable value
$50 to 500. 400
W6L-The Nursery Corner, 4th
Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
Mems Gift Items

ciFeuIoF FIosk Set, with 3 fIosks,
3 iiooer glasses. Round heavy eose.
Comparable value $500. $500
! Fitted ToiIetTy cose. A large
leather case fitted with the articles
q man needs to look his WE'LL
eroomed best. All articles, chrome
plated. Comparable value $500.
$500"
Picnic Ice Chest, imported. Metal
exterior with coot of arms motif. In
sert lifts out; galvanized metal. Com
parable value 1895. I2,98
"PIeose odd 1929 Federal tox
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Mems Shoes
Greatly Reduced

lS7 Poirs cosuoI Shoes, moe toe
BIucher style Of fine leather with
crepe sole. Tan, dark brown, moss,
black suede, olive and Ioden. Broken
sizes. Comparable value 500. 2.99
50 Pois Slippers, variety Of eoIors
and styles, lined and unIned. Broken
sizes. Comparable value 7.99. 400
Il Pois Golf Shoes. Sueded nvIon
uppers with crepe sole. Whippet or
loden. Comparable value l2.95.
40
~ Pairs Of Summer Shoes mode OF
fine feathers with nylon mesh, some
ventiloted models. Choose moe toe
Blueher and Winotip styles. Com
poroble value 1926. 100
WGL-Men's Shoes, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
Remnonts-Fndoy Only
Mems Stretch
Dress Stacks
comparable
vaIMe 1925

VGIHe 1875
~, with side top styling for COM
foFtoble woistIine adjustment. EIostie
stiFTup at bottom. Block only.
Lobeled for fobrie content. 1896,
shorts only.
30 Mems Imported Lons-SIeeved
Shirts, from England. A blend Of
5000 cotton, 500 wool. Button
down collars. TottersoII checks and
some clear coIors. S, N, L and XL.
Comparable value 1875. 4.s8
40 Mems Short SIeeved Knit Shirts
by fomous maker. NyIon with g.
button plocket and fuIl-foshioned
color. S, m, L. Comparable value
ll.95. 4.s8
80 Mems Long and Short-SIeeved
Sport Shirts, cotton in good choice
colors and potterns. Mostly regular
collors. S, N, 1. Comparable value
400. 1888
II Mems Lightweight Selling
Jackets by famous maker. Upper
'front.' knit collar, slash pockets.
Cotton; S, N. |. Comparable voIue
1000. 2.ss
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
Mems Sport Shirts
Greatly Reduced
s comp 81: 4.aa

vGLMe S.9S
81 ShoEt-sIeeved. Woven cotton,
imported from England. FulI-fosh-
Toned styling and sinsIe-nsedIs
stitching. Good choice Of eoIOEs;
sizes S, M, xL.
IS Shirts OF cotton VeIours. I'M
ported from Switzerland. Coot styI-
ing with two pockets on left. Con-
tinentoI collars with controst trim.
White only. S, /, xL. Comparable
values l7.95. 1883
10 Shirts Of cotton veloUFs, Swiss
imports. Pull-oVer styles; wee neck
lines with controst trim. White, S,
M, XL. Comparable value ll.e5.
SIS
IS Mems Short SIeeved Knit Shirts,
oil cotton in good choice of coIors.
Group includes several from famous
nokers. S, N, L. Comparable value
500. 2.SS
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
Washington Scene
Christmos Cords

comfortable value I'D 50
SIS bOr 00A 'SV
$40 boxes Of christmos cards Feu-
turing scenes Of 4 Washington
IondmoFks-the U. S. Capitol, Lin
coin Memorial, jefferson Memorial
and Washington Monument. Eoeh
box contains ~ cords Is Of each
Iondmork) and "a envelopes.
WGL-Stotionery Washington,
Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Monarch Super De Luxe AMIN
AmpIifier. 1856
z Monarch Stereo Speaker Units.
77.66
s StrOmbers-corIsOn Dual Speaker
Units. 1856
z Mesnus TobIs Model Chord Or
sons. 1886
/ Mosnus Console Chord orson.
1856
70 TeIevisiOn (pOrtcbIe) Stonds.
6.66
! WebeOr Micro $50 Citizen Bond,
2-Woy Troneeiver. 1856
II Empty Tope Reels Ice
WGL-Rodio, TeIeVision
Woshinqton Sto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
Fine Chino
so Two-pieee Sets,

so TwO-pieee Sets, teo-ond-toosts,
in fine English bone china, white
with gold line edge. Pretty cup and
plate eo-toeethers. Comparable
value more than double. set, l.I6
7 Fine Dining TobIes used for dis
play in our China and Gloss Deport-
ments. Traditional, Provincial and
ltoIion sNlines. Some marked by
use. Comparable values more than
double. 1896
W6L-Chino and Glassware,
5th FIoor-Woshinoton Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
WITNESSES Reduced
You Sove "

Is in black and bosie eoIors. Com
porobIe values 200 and 300.
100 and I.50
W6L-MiIIineY, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
Remnonts-Fhdoy Only
Infonts' PIoywear

ITS pieces, oil cotton in N, /, L, xL.
Comparable values l.99 and 2.9e.
45e
W5L-The Nursery Corner
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
Remn0nts-FHdoy Only
Sove More Than "
on Lounqeweor

70 Cotton Shifts, sleeveless, boat
necks, in conservative and wild
prints. Comparable value ll.95.
800
81 Cotton Potio LounseFs, prints
and checks in group. Comparable
values 1926 and 1875. 800
10 Cotton cuIIottes in posteI ploids.
Comparable values 8.95 and 1895.
400
WGL-LounoeWeor, 5th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
SilverpIote Savings

II Old English Coffee Pots. Com
poroble value $500. 1900
8 Tee Pots. Comparable value 1000.
400
IL Cream and Susor Sets. Com
poroble value $500. 1000
PIeose odd 1929 Federal tox.
WGL-SiIvewore, lst Floor.
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
ere Noted No Mail or Telephone Orders
Famous Make Dolls at Sovinqs
SIS" SIS

300 beautiful dolls this group mode by Madame Alexander
Effonbee and American Dolls. Included ore charming
Smorty Suzie Sunshine" "Susette" vurous bride dolls
and oeeessOrized. Here's listing Of few:
comparable value Now
Bunny" by Madame Alexander 1895 1888
"Smoty" by Madame Alexander sos 38S
Lively Kitten" by Madame Alexander l495 S8S
my Baby" by Effonbee. 7e9 4SS
Come early for best CHOICE
WGC-The Toy Store Washington, Chevy Chase,
Wheaton Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12

] Emerson 7-Tronsistor Poeket-size
TronsistOr. 1856
] Emerson s-Tronsistor Portable
Radio. 1855
! RcA Victor 6-TronsistOr Portable
Radio. 27.66
z RcA Victor 6-Tronsistor Portable
Rodios complete with cose, eorphone
and batteries. 24.66
z RcA Victor 6-TFonsistoF Portable
Rodios complete with cose, eorphone
and lotteries. 3l.66
z RcA Victor 6-Tronsistor Pocket
Size RodioS. 9.66
I RcA Victor Low Priced 6-TEon-
sister Rodio. 1856
Hi Deity 7-Tronsistor AM-SW
Portable Radio. 1856
! Hi Deity lo-Tronsistor AMIN
Portfolio Radio. 4l.66
! Atkins Pocket Tronsistor
Rodio complete with battery and
cose. 9.66
] Atkins s-TronsistOr Portable
Rodio. 22.66
ArVin I2-TEonsistor AMIN Port
obIe Radio. $3.50
! AFvin AM-FM-SW TFonsistor
Portable Radio. 1855
Zenith Pocket Tronsistor
Radio. 1856
! Zenith Leather cose Portable
TFonsistor Radio. 22.66
GlOb0I Io-TEonsistoF AMIN
Portfolio Radio. 1856
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
Save on Cotton
PIisse Bedspreods

so eIeoT color bedspreods, beouti-
fully washable in shades Of yellow,
white, and pink. Twin and full sizes,
not oil sizes in every color.
WGL-BIonkets and Bedding,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
1854 Yards Of
Fashion Fabrics
'" yard go

comparable value
I.39 and more
Greet reductions in summer fobFies
TO moke room for new foil ones. All
labeled for fobFie content. Cottons:
ehombroy, novelty piques, novelty
eootinss, embFoideries. Doeron bo-
tiste prints, ATneI triOcetGte prints.
426 YoFds Of Summertime FobFies
include cotton embroidered pique
and botiste, cotton eyelets, embroid-
cred royons, silk prints and silk joe
quords. Comparable value 2.99.
Yord ZOO
WGL-Foshion Fobrics, 9th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12

SuoOSS ttOnU UtOWUI tS0g 0tNSg SGGU
or sondolyood background tones. Not
oil sizes in oil eoloFs.
10 Rugs, 27"x48".
5 Rugs, 3x5 feet. l2.o5 $50
20 Rugs. 4x6 feet. 24.95 1850
5 Rugs, 6x9 feet. 1926 1890
80 Rugs, 8xlo feet. 69.e5 1880
5 Rugs, exl2 feet. 1895 $3.50
Also, much reduced room size, oreO
rugs.
skip Beige Hooked Rug, COM
porobIe value more than double.
$500
skip corved Lavender Rugs,
comparable value more than double.
1900
l-Sxlo' Pink Decorator Rug, COM
porobIe value more than double.
1900
I-6xs' componion Pink Rug, COM
porobIe value more than double.
1900
skip Green Decorator Rug,
comparable value more than double.
$500
l-92"xII6" Beige Hooked Rug,
comparable value more than double.
$500
W6L-Ruos, 9th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Juniors Sportsweor
100 to 300

comparable values
500 to 7.99
$50 pieces in q group thot includes
skirts, pants, Bermuda shorts and
bIouSes. All at very greet savings
and oil I0beIed for fobrie content.
Sizes Sis in the group.
WGL-Juniors' Sportsweor,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Summer Fashions
At Savings
comparable valne 400
H.95 to 1925
200 nicely styled dresses for juniors,
misses and demi-SizeS. All IobeIed
for fobFie content.
WGL-Foshion 5th Dress Shop,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Sove " On
IrreguIors of
Famous Name
Luggage
II Mems Club Boys, brown vinyI
plastic. Comparable value 400. ZOO
RinsbindeF, black. Comparable
value 1875. 7.45
Hot Box, tan. Comparable value
1925. 9.95
z Hot Boxes. oroy. Comparable
value 1000. 1000
l-2e" cose. eroy. Comparable
value 1000. 1000
! Womon's Blue VoIopok. Com
parable value 22.oo. HOO
l-29" cose, eroy. Comparable
value $500. 1850
l-29" Pullman cose, white. Com
poroble value $3.50. 26.25
Please odd 1929 Federal tox.
W5L-Luoeooe, 7th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
Girls Pettiponts
and PontoIoons
Discontinued STYLES

$50 pieces in this group of discon-
tinued pettiponts and pontoIoons for
girls and young Juniors. Labeled for
fobrie content. Less than " COM
parable value. Las and 200
WGL-ChiIdren's furnishings
and Junior Lingerie, 9TH Floor
Woshinoton Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12

WGL-The Mems Store,
End Floor Washington