davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Misses Sportsweor
Greatly Reduced

73 Car coots, single and double
breasted, hooded and unhooded.
Some zip-out Innings. Wool, cor
duroy, sueded cotton and loden cloth.
Comparable values 26.95 and 1895.
1900
81 Wool Skirts, clear colors and
ploids. PIeoted styles. Comparable
value l4.95. ll.0o
IS Imported Wool Skirts, slim style,
lined Toupe, green and wine. Com
porobIe value $500. 1900
AZ Wool Sweaters, hond-knitted,
imported from Ireland Variety of
weoves ond styles. CoIlors and COL
lorless. Toupe, green and wine. Com
poroble values $500 and 1895.
$500
Is Silk Points, lined. Clear coIors,
assorted lengths. Comparable value
l4.o5. II.00
ls Wool Shells. Dark and posteIs.
Comparable value 9.99. 100
81 Proportioned Points, nubby
weove Of 500 cotton, 50oo viscose
royon. postel shodes. Comparable
value l2.e5. 900
IS Cotton VeIveteen Suits, short
sleeves. Comparable value l7.e5.
400
II Wool Joekets, cordieon style.
Blue or green. Comparable value
l2.e5. 500
II Wool Joekets, clossic blozer
style. Assorted ploids. Comparable
volue 1875. 1900
80 Metallic Tops, slipover style,
long sleeves. Gold or silver book
ground With blue and red horizontal
stripe. Sove more than "a. 500
WGL-Sportsweor, 3rd Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Beef issue Substance
Called Potent Germ Foe

CINCINNATI, Jan. II (AP)
"A Cincinnati graduate stu
dent has told the American
Chemical Society that mysteri-
Gus substances in beef tissue
stop germs which are too tough
for penicillin.
Bernd Kroenberg, a candi-
date for a doctors degree at
the Institutum Divi Thomae
here, said yesterday the sub
stances protect mice from what
would be deadly doses of
staphylococcus aureus, the
dreaded golden staph" which
has caused several hospital dis
asters in recent years. Staphy-
lococcus aureus is not harmed
by penicillin and many other
antibiotics.
The work on beef tissues was
done jointly by Mr.. Kroenberg
and DR.. Alfred j. Berger, an
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Employment
Opportunity
PorIey Set

Employment opportunities in
the Washington Metropolitan
Area will be discussed at an
open meeting February 81 and
% at the State Department
Building.
The meetings will be spon-
sored by the District of Colum-
bia Advisory Committee to the
United States Commission on
Civil Rights and It's subcom-
mittee on equal employment
opportunity.
Representatives of industry.
business groups, trade unions,
apprenticeship training pro-
grams, vocational schools. Gov
ernment and civic agencies will
report on their employment
practices, promotion and train
ing policies.
Ben D. Segal, education d.
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Robes ond busters

" Bed Joekets, labeled for fobric
content IN pink or blue. Comparable
value 8.e9 TO 1875, 500 to ll.oo
5 Poiomo Sets. Quilted tops, lame
points. Lobeled for fobric content.
Comparable volue $500, 100
II cIossie Robes. lobeIed for fobrie
content. Comparable value 500,
500
5 Robes, eooehron style in woshobIe
wool. Comparable value l795,
Il.oo
20 Hostess Robes. broeodes, velvets
ond lame in group. Labeled for fobrie
content. Comparable volue 1895 10
$500, I4oo 10 5000
4 Robes In viyello, full length, zip
front lobeled for fobrc content
Comparable voIue 59.95, 1900
z Fleece DusteB in nylon. compar-
oble value l295, 900
2 Cotton Quilt Duster. Comparable
volue 1875, 900
7 Nylon Trieot Quilt Dusters. Com
poroble voue l2.95. 900
4 Lone pustes. lobelcd for fobre
content Comparable volue 22.95,
1900
3 Cotton busters. Comparable value
2995, 1900
WGL-Robes and Lounaewcor,
5th Floor, Woshinoton Store
Evening star., 1963-01-17

mediators, showed contempt
for the union and a refusal tt
negotiate"
Mr.. Powers told newsmen,
IF the union walked out al
this stage, you fellows would
report it as an irresponsible
act and an act of defiance. ]
call on you to treat the pub
fishers the same way"
Mediator Is Silent
Federal Mediator Stephen I.
Schlossberg made no comment
on the walkout, saying only
that he would try to set up an
other Joint meeting,
Meanwhile, in Cleveland, a
strike of the AFL-CIO News
paper Guild and the independ-
ent Teamsters Union sent the
city's newspaper blackout into
its 49th day today. Shutdown
are the Plain Dealer and the
Press and News.
Representatives of the Guild
and management met for 21a
hours last night in Joint and
sessions. Both sides de-
clined to discuss whether any
progress was made.
Evening star., 1963-01-17
New York Paper Strike
Talks Snogged Again

ready to negotiate. We are al
ways ready to meet at the call
of the mediators."
Publishers Statement
In a statement issued later,
the publishers association ex-
pressed determination to re-
solve through the processes of
collective bargaining"
The publishers expressed hope
that Secretary of Labor Wirtz,
Gov. Rockefeller and Mayor
Wagner would intensity their
efforts for a settlement.
Bertram A. Powers, head OF
5000 striking members of Local
6 of the AFL-CIO International
Typographical Union, said the
publishers walkout "defied the
Evening star., 1963-01-17

NEW YORK, Jan. II (AP).-
The stalemate between striking
printers and the publishers of
the city's nine major dailies
sent New York's newspaper
blackout into its 4lst day today
A Joint meeting of both sides
yesterday broke up when the
printers negotiating team left
for a caucus, whereupon the
publishers representatives
walked out.
Amory H. Bradford, vice pres
ident of the New York Times
and chief negotiator for the
Publishers Association Of New
York City, said as he quit the
meeting:
"We are ready to resume
meetings when the union is
Evening star., 1963-01-17
To Speak on Teens

DR.. Jean Menetrez, clinical
Instructor in psychiatry at the
George Washington University
Medical School, will speak on
the topic, "The Troubled Teens
in Our Society,"" at $3.50 o'clock
tonight in the Jewish Com
munity Center, Sixteenth and
@ streets NV. The talk is
second in series entitled "Un-
derstanding people in the Com
mon Crises of Life"
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Mems Shove Coots
Reduced for Savings
3.ss

comparable vaIue 500
So Of these hree-in-one garments for shovna sIeepina
lOunsins. SuPmo cotton in eIeor eoors.
IS Mems Robes and cotton blends labeled for fobr
content. Good choice of coos and pottens Comparable
values 1926 to 1880, Sss TO 1888
IS Pairs Mems Ski Gloves, heavy leather reinforced at points
OF strain. Wool knit Innings and stretch wistIets Made in
Western Germany. Comparable values 1895 S.SS
W6L--The Mems Store, End Floor Woshnqon Store
Evening star., 1963-01-17

associate professor at the Insti-
tutum. The substances, not yet
chemically identified, were
found in beef brains, blood and
spleens.
Mr.. Kronenberg said he and
DR.. Berger believe the sub
stances work two ways-by
somehow preventing the germs
from manufacturing poisons in
the body and by stirring the
body to an unknown protective
activity.
1t is not yet known whether
the discovery would have any
application to humans, but it
causes no apparent side effects
to mice, Mr.. Kroenberg said.
About 1900 chemists and
chemical engineers have been
attending the American Chem
ical Society's 143d national
meeting this week.
Evening star., 1963-01-17
chiIdren's Apparel

IS Boys Winter Joekets in O choice
of fobrics ond styles. Many with
hoods. All properly IobeIed for fob
ric content. Sizes Al. Comparable
value 1895 to l2.95. s.Ss
IS ToddleFs' Winter Joekets in n.y.
lon ond cotton. Broken sizes ord
colors. "a. Comparable value s 90
10 800. 3.ss TO 5.ss
so Poirs Of Girls SIoeks in cotton
corduroy and wool. Clear colors,
prints and ploids in group. Broken
sizes 3-6x. Comparable Volue 299
TO 5.o9. Las TO 800
WGL-Children's Apparel,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-01-17

rector of the International Un-
ion of Electrical Workers, AFL-
CIO, is chairman of the sub
committe and the Rev. Dun
can Hewlett of All Souls Uni
tartan Church is chairman Of
the advisory committee.
Mr.. Segal said the meetings
will aim to obtain an up-to-
date and factual report on
what progress has been made
on the problems which remain
in providing equal opportunity
for minority group workers.
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Fomous Name
Women's Shoes
Reduced

Group Of high and mid heel dress
shoes. Comparable value 1926.
1890
Group OF high, mid and stocked
heel shoes Comparable values ! ! 80
TO l4.99. $50
Group Of dress, high and mid heels
in suedes, Ieothers. Comparable
values l2.99 and 1899. $50
Group Of low heel and wedge
eosuols. Comparable VoIues 1899
and l2.9e $50
Flats in dressy and eosuoI styles.
Comparable values 9.99 ond more.
40
Group Of slippers in closed and open
toe styles; heels and flots. Compor-
obIe values 3.9e to o.95.
z.so, $50 and $50
WGL-The Shoe Center
Washington, Chevy Chase,
Wheaton Plozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Group Of assorted shoe bows in wide
variety. Sove more than ". e7e
WGL-The Shoe Center, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Maternity Fashions

IS Maternity Joekets. labeled for
fobric content. Clear coIors and
prints in group. Comparable value
800 to 500
II BlouSes in o variety Of eoIoFs.
lobeIed for fobric content. Compare
BILE value 4.99 to 1925,
800 to 500
s one-pieee Dresses. Wools ond
homespuns in group. All labeled for
fobrie content. Comparable value
l7.e5 to 1895, Il.oo
II One and two-pieee Fashions in
wool, chiffon and lurex metolIic.
Comparable value 22.e5 to $500,
1900
W6L-MoterniV Shop, 5th Floor.
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Save More Than n on
Fine Fashion Fobrics

S4s Yods Of Fomous cottons Royons and Blends LABEL
ed for fabric content Many one-ofo-knd Pick from ddp-dy
cotton prints striped cottons stripes printed cotton
psses texured coon cotton oeondy and blends Of Chro
spunS ocetote and cotton Yord 35e
1885 Tords Of Noted Fobres many kind Group
includes embroidered and embroidered type cottons printed
cotton Voes cotton sport prints sheer eoons cotton knit
Jerseys dripdy and woven novelty cottons Yord 75e
365 Yods Of make Fobes and coonss many
oneofoknd Choose oyon and LuexS metallic thread bro
codes, pure silk prints textued wool eootines wool fleece
coones magnetic and chenille cootnss in brown properly
labeled for content. Yard 800
W5L-Foshon Fobne 9Th Floor Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Assorted Millinery
At Savines

80 Eyeutt Nesdlepoint Hots In os-
sorted colors and styles Comparable
volues 3 90 10 6.98. 400 10 $50
5 Designer Ho,s, Comparable voIues
2295 and more. 1900
; Fur Nuts. Sove more thon V.
10 Curly Wigs. Sove more than W
500
80 Assorted Velovn and Velvet
Hats, ronae Of eolors. Sove more
Than " 500
"pIeasc odd 1922 Federal tos
lFur products labeled 10 show eoun-
ny OF origin Of imported furs.l
Millinery 2dd Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Mems Sportsweor
GreotIy Reduced

9 Sureoots with orIone ocylic pile
Innings, heavy duty zippers ond
bulky knit collars and cuffs. Labeled
for fobric content. One size 40;
seven, AZ and one 46. Comparable
value 1895. 1888
l3 outeFioekets by well-known
maker. Suede front ponels and lom-
inoted bock ond sleeves. Labeled
for fobric content. Sizes SO to as
in group. Comparable value 25.95.
1888
s. Wool BIozers by well-known
moker Double-breosted. Comparable
value $500. 24.SS
40 Sport coots, wool or wool blends,
lobeled for fobric content. Com
poroble voIues $500 and 1895.
1888 and z4.S8
81 Sport Shirts Of Bon-LonS nylon,
striped. BY well-known maker. S,
N, L. Comparable value SOS. ass
WGL-The Mems Store,
End Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-01-17
EACH PERSONS
SHARE IS SSH
BY the Associated Press


If the cost of Govern
ment as outlined by Presi-
dent Kennedy we're spread
evenly around, everybody's
share would be $517.
That includes every man,
woman and child expected
to inhabit the United
States next New Years
Day, midpoint of the fiscal
year for which Mr.. Ken
nedy recommended a budg-
ct of $98,802, 1853, 900. Pro-
jecting Census Bureau head
counts, the population on
January /, 1864, will be
about 191 million.
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Prize Is Inside

ARKANSAS CITY, Kans
(AP) Cindy Gray, Is, is irked
at her prize-winning quarter
horse filly colt. The colt was
named grand champion and ate
its blue ribbon.
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Nursery Corner
Reductions
WashinnSon CkoRa.

washington StoFe:
lo3 Infonts' Comb and Brush Sets.
Apiece sets, imported. Comparable
value 3.99, ZOO
so Bottle WoFmers for home or
troVel. New, cordIess automatic de-
sign, heots liquid in only 8 to 8
minutes. Less than "a comparable
value, Las
10 Infonts' coot Sets, 3-piece styles.
Coot, matching hat, Logging points;
washable. Labeled for fobric content.
Broken sizes ! z, 3. Comparable
value 1895, 1900
All Stores Except Alexandria:
Clearance Of Snow and
Prom Suits
80 Two-pieee Snow Suits, IobeIed
for fabric content. Boys and girls
styles in choice of colors. Washable.
With matching hots Or bonnets.
Broken sizes ! z, 3x. Comparable
value 1000, 1900
IS one-pieee Prom Suits with OF
toched hoods, mittens and booties.
Some 2-piece styles. Both for boys
ond girls. Labeled for fobric content.
Sizes S, N, L, XL and z, 3, 3X.
Comparable value 1900, ll.oo
WGL-The Nursery Corner -.
Washington, Chevy Chase, Wheaton
PIozo and 7 Corners.
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Save $50 and More on
Boys Outerweor and Sport Shirts

$40 Smoy Styled Winter outeweor Many popular STYLES
to choose FROM All labeled for fabric content Sizes $40
Comparable value 1875 to $500 1888, 1888 and zosS
1900 Sport Shirts from regular stock Awth Iona sleeves
handsome selection of checks stripes and pods Labeled
for tobric content Sizes 62o Comparable value 29e and
more. I88
WGL-The Boys Store Washington Chevy Chose
Wheaton PIozo, Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1963-01-17
CIeoronces From
The Toy Store

comparable voIue Now
IS Victory Animal
AIphobets $50 1888
l3-e- Picture Jig
Sow Puzzles l.99 I.lS
io-2-in-l Jig Sow
Puzzles 69c 48e
10 Moke-It-YouF-
self Drink Troys l.98 l.ls
8 Magic SpelIer
Comes LOO 5Se
~ Turn n Leorn 2.e9 1888
II Do-lt-YourseIf
FloFolefs 2o8 l.4S
23 Picture Blocks l.9e l.ls
9 Fun AninoIs LOO 5Se
20 Flintstone Dolls
including Fred, Bet
ty, Barney, Wilma .2.Ss 1888
9 Snippy Treasure
Chests, with point,
croyons, cut-out
projects 4.44 z.S8
i6 Science MoteFiol
Kits, physics OF light
woVes laboratory 4.99 2.ss
23 Whimsy Dolls
including Zoek the
Sock, Suzie the
Snoozie, Tillie the
ToIker, TriNie the
Pixie, Bessie the
Boshful Bride. and
Zero the Hero 7.99 4.Ss
8 Imported Hishwoy
Systems, 2N5 feet.
Cors chose eoeh
other around the
track ond through
underposs 799 4.S8
8 Ho Scale Train
Sets, 5 eors, bottey
operoted $50 2.98
10 coveleode Rec
ing Comes for oil
oees l.99 l.l8
I Ho Troin Disploy
from Western Ger
monV, complete with
mountains, build
inas, cars, people,
trees Exceptionally more than
fine detoil double 1880
I SteF Ostrich, real
life size from West more than
ern Germony double 49.S8
I SteH DinosouF
from Western Ger more than
many, obout 3s5 II double 1888
IS Assorted Remeo more than
Comes double l.SB
; Imported Plush
Roekina Horses, more than
22s24 inches double 24.8S
z Mustons Rocking more than
Horses, 1892" double 1888
WGL-The Toy Store, sth Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Clock Corner
CIeoronceS

! Wall Borom-
eteF, light wood 27.5o" 2o.6!
! WoIl Clock, 8
doy. 1895 22.4U
! Wall Borom-
eteF, black and
eoId-color. 1925" i4.9,
I Wall Clock,
black and gold
color to motch
barometer. 24.e5 1877
I BoTo eteE
Thermometer and
Humidity Gauge,
very Jorge. 275.oo" 1850
! Cuckoo Clock,
8 day, brown. 1000 i5.oI
! Cuckoo Clock,
! day. brown. $500 l7.SI
I Wall Borom-
eteF, ships wheel
design. 40.00@ 800
! Wall Clock,
mahogany finish,
s doy pendulum
wind. 5000 45.ot
! WoII Clock,
mahogany finish,
ships wheel de-
sign. $500 26.2l
l Cuckoo Clock,
vori-coIored. $500 Is.
I WolI Clock,
eold-color metal,
pendulum ond
weights. 1000 800
! WoII Clock,
gold color and
white, 8 doy with
pendulum and
weights. 5000 $50
I Wall Clock,
key wind, modern
design. $500 Al IL,
! Weather Sto-
tion, hyorometer-
barometer, ther-
mometer combi-
notion. 30.00S z2.5I
6 WoIl Borom-
eteF and Their
mometeT Com
binotions, anchor
design, mohoeony
finish. 1900" liz,
| Wall Clock,
black and gold
color. modern de-
sign. $3.50 24.3I
I English MonteI
Clock, small, mo-
hooony. 5000 400
! MonteI Clock,
electric, mohoe-
any finish. 1900 56.2l
4 MoHteI Clocks
in mohooony fin
ish, electric, !
key wind. 1880 80.
! MonteI Clock,
mohoeony finish,
key wind ond
strike. 5000 500
I Desk Borom-
eter, ships wheel
design. l4.9S" ll.0I
I MonteI Clock,
mahogany finish
with chrome, key
wind and strike. 5000 67.5l
! Smiths MonteI
Clock. s doy key
wind. 5000 37.5l
! Smiths Msntel
Clock, 8 doy key
wind with chimes. 10000 75.oI
I Seth Themes
Montel Clock, s
doy key wind
movement. 5995 44.ot
MahosanY
6Fon d m otheFs
Clock with West
minister chimes
Clock with West
minister chimes.
1850 Is4.ei
z Cherry 6rond-
mothers Clock with
Westminster
chimes ---.-----l79.5o is4t
Junshons
Montel Clock. $500 1906
pleose odd lo95 Federol tox 10 (
prices without osterisk ~
WGL-The Clock Corner, Isl Flo
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Clearance of Fine
Bedspreods and
Accessories

Accessories
All IobeIed for fobrie content. Not
oil sizes in oil eolor.
Goblin Croft Spreads:
54-Eleoonee Broeode Sprsods, twin
or double. Comparable value more
than double. 9.s6
l5-Cloirde Lune Spreods, twin or
double. Comparable value more thon
double, S.S6
l2-Herold Spreods. Comparable
value l4.e5, 1856
4-Kine Size Herald Spreods. Com
porobIe volue 24.95, 1886
5l-Town ond Country Denim
Spreods. Comparable value more
than double, $50
Louisville Tri-Tone
Accessories
80 - 30" Droperies. Comparable
volue more thon double, l.s6
62-36" Cote Curtoins. Comparable
value more thon double, S6s
26-Volonees. Comparable voIut
more than double, 46s
43-Liahtweieht Spreods compor
able volue more than double, 3.s6
WGL-Curoins and Droperies
7th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-01-17

Winter Clearance
Foshion 5th Shop
Coots, Suits,
Roinweor
In group ore wonderful evening
eoots in sotins, bFoeodes and veIvets.
The group Of FoinweoF includes ches-
teFtield styles in prints and few
bosies. Wide selection OF suits for
both evening and Daytime wear. All
garments ore labeled for fobrie
content.
comparable
voIue Now
8 Evening coots % IS to I7.ooto
$500 $500
II Roineoots l4.95 to s.ooto
1926 5000
IS Suits 1895 to z7.ooto
$500 400
WGl-Foshion 5th Coot and Suit
Shop, 5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Greatly Reduced Fine QuoIity
Foundations, Discontinued Styles

select group Of famous discontinued sdes and bros
reduced for eeoonee Broken sizes but good Of
styles and eoors.
200 Bros labeled for fobc content Long ond short models
in white and black Stopess and with stops 3238 A. B.
cups Comparable value 300 and more 100
100 Girdes Group includes cnch styles and hieh-woists
white and black Labeled for fabric content Comparable value
1000 and more. $50
80 Foundations. Included onones in pink and
9rdles high and medium woistnes white Less than v
comparable value. 1870
100 Girdes in white and block PuI-ons and Upper styles
average wos Some white stropIess oinones Labeled for
fobric content Less than v comparable value 1890
W5L-Corets and Bros, 3rd Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Save on Lightweight
Zippered Luggage

l6 pieces Of lightweight 1ippered
Iussose in blue VinyI pIostiG or
sreen-ond-bIoek plaid eonvos. Not
every size in eoeh color. Group in
eIudes:
comparable yoIue Now
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Semi-Annuol Clearance on Mems
Fomous-Nome, Fine Quality Shoes
Comparable vaIueS, 1890 % m 90
1926 to 1925 ZV

1877 Pors in this opdrOwe selection from eodins makers
including Allen EdmOnds Winthrop and Wall -Streete All
reduced directly from regular stock and the selection
includes several popuor styles in brown and block.
W5L-The Men, Store End Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Foshion 5th Shop
Dresses
comparable vaine q 100 400 - 90
1875, 1925 and 1925 .

2s5 Dresses for Juniors, misses, and demi-sizes. In
group wOO eOttons, AneIe tioeetues ruyons oronS
ue and ruyOn blends Also cotton kn ueded eoons and
royon vevets in group All styles properly labeled for
fabric content. Choose eeor eOIo pIoids and prints.
WGLFoshion 5th Dress Shop Washington. Chevy Chase,
Wheaton Plozo Corners, Alexandra
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Clearance of BIouses

Comparable Values A,5O and = 90
3.99 to 799
200 BOuses some dessy toOrcd sz3s Not oil styles
available in oil sizes.
W5L-Neek~eot and B.oscs Washington. Chevy Chose
Hheoton plozo Corners, Alesondro
Evening star., 1963-01-17
Clearance on
Power Mowers
and Snow Blowers

comparable value Now
4 Sunbeam 3-H.P.
Spin Stort SeIf-pro-
PEELED 20" Rotary
Mowers. 1926 1886
z REQ ~" Self
Propelled Mowers 1895 1886
I REQ Il" Hond-
Propelled Mower 1895 $500
3 SubuFbon 20"
Mowers 1926 s2.4o
z Suburban 2h-
H.P. Spin Stort
Mowers 69.9S 1886
4 Sunbeam 20"
Hond-Propellsd Ro-
tory Mowers 1895 1886
z Suburbon 20"
Mowers, pull-stort 1926 32.46
z Atkins 3-H.P.
Self-pFopelled II"
Rotary Mowers 1895 1886
Z ToFo is" Reel
Mowers, tloor SOM
pies l24.95 1914
Snow Blowers:
7 REQ IS" hand-
propelled 1925 1900
z REQ 20" self
propelled 1885 lS6.oo
4 Joi korthlond
models 1926 1900
WGL-The Gorden Shop, End Floor,
Washington Store, North Building
Evening star., 1963-01-17

comparable value Now
Evening star., 1963-01-17

peose odd loo5 Federo tox 10 oil
prices without ostersk ~
WGL-The Clock Corner lst Floor
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-05-21
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Film Attractions
and Times Of Showing

Stage
NatiOnal-Dark. Take Her,
She's Mine" starts May 2s.
Arena Stage -" THE Three
penny Opera; $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - "Indiscreet"::
1880, $3.50, $50, TAO, s:45 pm.
Apex-"Love and Larcency";
/, 2;45, 4:30, 6:l5, 8 and 9:55
pm.
Capitol - Cattle King;
1910, 2:l0, 4:05, 6, 8, 9:55 pm.
Dupont - Bell Antonio;
1920, 3:20, 5:25. 1880. 9:S5 pm.
Keith's - "The Mind Bend
ers"; 1880 am, 1888, $40,
$40, 7.45 and ESQ pm.
Macarthur - "The Wrong
Arm of the Law; $50, 9 and
9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - "Indiscreet";;
ll:40 am, l:40, $40, 5:45,
7;45 and 9:45 pm.
OntariO-"Lawrence Of Ara
bia"; 8:l5 pm.
Palace - THE Yellow Ca
nary; ll:45 am, 1:25, sos,
4:50, $50, 8:l5 and 9:55 pm.
Playhouse - Sundays and
Cybele"; ll:l5 am, l:20, 3:25,
$50, 1885 and 9:40 pm.
Plaza - Les Nymphettes":
IL, lao. 800. 5, 6:45, 8:25
and 1905 pm.
TOwn-"To Kill a Mocking-
bird; 1920, 2:55, $50, 8 and
1920 pm.
Trans-Lux - The Birds;
l0:45 am, 12:45, 2:50, $40,
7:l0 and 9:45 pm.
Uptown - How the West
Was Won; $3.50 pm.
Warner-"The Ugly Ameri-
can; 1905, 2:3o, 4:50, 7:l5.
and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1963-05-21

sustained fight is one in which
several moviemakers have ex-
pressed an interest-until they
read the book. The work in
question is Saki's only novel,
."Unbearable BaSsington," a
brilliantly amusing, cruel mar
rative, which Siobhan McKen-
ma promised recently to read,
at least.
The only other approxima-
tion Of a bite" on the project
was a few years ago when an
Irish producer, who makes Eng
lish movies, said: I'D make 1t
II Larry Olivier would play
Bassington and If Larry were
only q years old"
Since Mr.. Olivier, Sir Lau-
renee, was more than so at
the time, the prospect was un-
encouraging.
Maybe some day, however, q
French new wavist or an Ital-
ian avant gardist will read 1t
and make a film with made
quate English subtitles.
&&H
MEMOS: On the cultural
level, there is enough amity
between Washington and Mos
COW that the former will par
ticipate in the latter'S film fes-
tival, July 7-2l. The COM
peting American film will be
THE Great Escape" a Mirisch
production directed by John
SturgeS. George Stevens,
jr., head Of U. S. I. AS mo-
ton picture division will head
the American delegation E.
And Producer-Director Stanley
a man of firmness and
firm tastes, will sit on the fes-
tival jury as the American
Carol Burnett's first starring
"A Girl to Remem-
ber," by Betty Comden and
Adolph Green. with music by
Julie Styne, will spend a month