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Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • 11

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Corpus Christi, Texas
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ii I I' V' II If s' Corpus Christ! Caller-Times Sun Aug 7 1960 HARVEST Of TIMELY VALUES Wi Wi 'SXT OPEN MONDAY NIGHT Downtown 624 Chaparral-Arcadia Village 3903 Ayers GIRLS' SCHOOL BOYS' BABY CORD SILMm GIRLS' COTTON MUSLIN SLIPS EMB TRIMMED AGES 2 TO 12 GIRLS' MOR-PUl WHITE COTTON BOBBY SOX ALL SIZES SO PRACTICAL AND SMART FOR SCHOOL TAN BLACK NAVY OLIVE BROWN AGES 6 TO 16 FOR PRINTS OR SOLIDS IN WASHABLE COTTONS AGES 6 TO 14 YEARS LEVINE'S LOW PRICE BOYS' KNIT-BACK BRIEFS ACES 2 TO 12 YEARS PAIR FOR CLEARANCE! BOYS' PARISIANS LOVE COKBLESTOXED BANKS OF RIVER SEINE they like to come to fish to think or to loaf CAP Nfwiftitvrn mil) GREAT C1TIES-IV SHORT SLEEYE SPORT SHIRTS BOYS' LONG SLEEYE FLANNEL SHIRTS IN COLORFUL PRINTED PATTERNS AGES 6 TO 16 GIRLS' 100 WOOL LONG ve Paris Is Beautiful Sinful Intellectual AGES 4 TO 16 YEARS VALUES TO $159 nr 2 FOR $3 TWEEDS PLAIDS AND SOLID COLORS 99 COLORED SHEET BLANKETS MILL IMPERFECTS TURQUOISE GREEN PINK GOLD MAIZE BROWN WHITE USE OUR layaway BOYS' OR GIRLS' lOOtf NYLON STRETCH SOX PAIRS FOR AGES 3 TO 6X $699 MEN'S QUILTED LINED BOMBER JACKETS 1080 YARDS FINE QUALITY UPHOLSTERING FABRICS It's all Paris even the drunken dochards the bums stumbling for a night's rest beneath the bridges over the Seine Despite the sin there are few cities in the world where philosophy and religion are so fiercely discussed Ideas roam the streets as people do elsewhere If Sartre is the rage today (and he is no more) another will take his place tomorrow The new philosopher may be your neighbor tipping coffee at a cafe All Type Rub Sliouldrri Where else could you cat In a small restaurant and find yourself with a Communist intellectual on the one hand and an overdressed capitalist movie star on (he with the red-nosed patron probably a happy soul with no greater ambitions tlian to sene good food and rub alwuldMs with his clients at the racetrack on Sunday afternoon Ihe great Hie near-great and Hie not so great arc all rubbing shoulders every day all over town You don't really have swank districts The plushest apartments are buried behind Hie centuries-old walls of the He St Louis in Ihe middle of town The meanest garrets can be found on the top floors of new buildings overlooking the Bois de Boulogne The mixture make life difficult for the politician A district that ahnuld vote left turns up with rightist majority and vice versa That's the way Parisians like it They don't even have a mayor They have 20 district mayors who elect a An official guide bonk spells it out simply: "Parisians laugh at rules" IN FINE QUALITY SHEEN GABARDINE SIZES 34 TO 46 54'' WIDE REG VAL TO $399 Cc si 'um IN AN ALMOST UNLIMITED SELECTION OF COLORS AND PATTERNS Paris has the sweep of modem history In the meanest narrow street No great event of modern times has escaped her influence Lenin studied here So did Ho Chi Mlnh who washed dishes to pay his way The Suez and Panama canals were conceived here The atomic age was nurtured if not bom In the brain of Evo Curie The Infant United States benefited from the advica of its then ambassador to Paris Benjamin Franklin still revered by Parisians lor his wit and It is said attraction for the ladies Napoleon dreamed of making the city the capital of Europe and almost did so at a cost In blood that finally shocked Paris for a time although his monuments now dominate the city Know About ltevohiflon Paris gave the modem meaning to the word revolution (not without siime later regrets) and ended the era of monarchy when Hie head of louis XVI dropjied Into a baskrt at Hie Place de la Cun cunle Hie Concorde acquired such a reputation for rioting that French are fearful of it even today Students from the world over have charged across its cobblestones even the late John Foster Dulles admitted he had dona so himself as a youth though he couldn't remember for what cause This Is the Intoxicating background that makes Paris what she a 2000-year-old courtesan who has never grown old because she awakens to new possibilities every day This isn't tlie Paris of the tourist No two-week visitor ever caught more than a whilf of the city Two weeks can be monstrous or even a complete bust as often happens But It's not Paris 'the dip Joints on Hut Figalle and the garish hangouts along Hie Champs Elysees art hardly different from dip Joints on New Bourbon Street or In Suho or oft the Tokyo Guii I' truly ot Night Spot But If that's what you want Paris odors a dazzling display It may be (rue that most of the leggy girls come from Scandanavia and the Uwoiny ones from Gcr-nniy But that too Is part of Pari She's a heady mixture of people from everywhere The nice and the not so nice It you want to he shocked she can shock you Tty the Rut Sebastapn the last stop before oblivion tar the ladies of thi right or the far reaches of Montmartre whert twisted men and women flaunt their afflictions A YARD SEE THESE! feKB USE LEVINE'S LAYAWAY rniTOR Par li beautiful ihockin ainful in tcllcrtual old and ever new full of contrasts crowded with Ideas Jammed with act Ivity It's a place says Annotated rress writer George McArthur in this fourth itory In a arrirs on great cities of the world where living means far more than limply breathing in and out By rKonnr MrAnnint PARK Like love Paris is a disease that defies any treat tnent but more of the same It normally enters through the eyes and ultimately has ail the senses in aueh a feverish itate they never return to normal whatever normal la In other kss favored citica raris has been railed the city of light Ale city of lovers lht city c( poets the city of artists snd much more It is all of these and more to hoof It' a feeling the electric sensation of three million people determined to take off in different directions and damn the torpedoes Historians note that the population began to get out of in almost every conceivahla way some 500 yean ago Every true Parisian la hotly engaged In perpetuating this condition Life In Faria Is an unending skirmish with your fellow man (or woman If luck is with you) If you atand the gaff come If you take leave But If you stick around you'll know you've been living not Just breathing In and out Inn Negotiate In Paris you don't order a meal hire a taxi pay a hill buy a ham phone the police You negotiate You discuss it You talk It over You don't drive in Paris You hoist your battle flags and charge You don't go out to dinner In Paris You eat There are 5000 restaurant In Hie give or take and healthy men break down when they tme to pick one and pass up the oilier 490!) until tomorrow You ask a girl fur a date in Paris You make a rendrvons Voila! Roll that wonl around ami think of the limitless possibilities It brings to mind So more than half Hie houses were built more than a century ago and lark the modem comforts So the wall are groy and the weather Isn't what It should be So the prirea are high Who cares! nd oldster-with Ideas still flock to the town where an art show can cause a riot but a man with two heads could hardly draw a crowd Everybody Goes to Paris London Rome New York Rer-l'n all think they are jwphistiraled It may he hut why do their in habitants flock to Puis every summer and gi lien tlii'y sn-a simple little s'rjit? A siht hlr Napo' majestic Am- de Tri-omphe glittering in swim Or the vast Place de li Concorde with Its fountains darning by gaslight Or the gigantic bedlam of the Halles" marketplace the belly of raria' LINGERIE RAYON TRICOT LADIES MEN'S-WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S i GOWNS SLIPS HALF SLIPS BABY DOLLS FINE QUALITY THONGS EVERY SIZE ALL COLORS PAIR' IN ALL COLORS AND SIZES South Viet Nam Slates Ilyilroeleclric System SAIGON U) Work Is due to start this tall on Souili Viet 49 mlllisi dollar Danilina hydro-electric sytliin financed by Japanese war reparations An earth dam 1500 yards long is to back up Donhim River waters In the highlands 130 miles nor ll least of Saigon Electric power will go to seven provinces LADIES' WHITE MUSLIN SLIPS AND HALF SLIPS SHADOW-PROOF PANELS REG EXTRA SIZES BOYS' STURDY School Oxfords BLACK or BROWN SIZES 112 TO BIG 3s WHITE OR COLORS Aqes 2 to 14 Years REG 39e VALUE SHOP SUNILAND'S AUGUST HARVEST SALE NOW GOING FULL SPEED AHEAD OPEN SUNDAY 2:00 PM TIL 6:00 PM for people too busy to ehop weekdays FREE 200-MILE DELIVERY lu EUY A1 BIG SUPPLY FOR SCHOOL PAIR IM.

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