brown paper bags blossom out and crumple up all in a day

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Yesterday\'s favorite sport at the World Expo was to dig out brown paper bags and then take out a meat ball sandwich, cream cheese and liquid oxygen on rye, or \"What my mother made \".
\"As young people come to the market, paper bags are in full bloom, and the cool breeze and exoticism stir up their appetite, as are the exotic scents of various restaurants.
Many bags have been emptied long ago. By 11:30 A. M.
Kenneth Leshen, 343, 12 th Street, roccalette Beach, Queens, said he had a roast beef sandwich, an Italian sausage sandwich, a cream cheese sandwich and two oranges, one banana and two cans of apple juice.
In the meantime, he visited six pavilions.
Some young men held the bags tightly in their hands while others stuffed them into the windbreaker.
They rolled the bags up, threw them in the air, squeezed them, and put them down.
Surprisingly, there is no garbage here.
A man was even seen chasing a loose napkin.
Jeff Silverman of Jamaica, sitting under the spray of the unisfountain fountain, said he made his own sausage and ham sandwich because \"my mother was still sleeping when I left.
\"I didn\'t put enough butter on,\" he said . \"Mrs.
Noma Weiner and Mrs.
Ida zibaum, who lives in the Chester district of Brunswick Park, solved the problem with an airline bag.
They admit that their appetite is small.
One is a liquid oxygen and cream cheese sandwich and the other is a sliced egg sandwich.
They shared a piece of chocolate.
A man who says that what he eats is not a matter for anyone is holding his sandwich in an attachment.
One of them looks like a good roast beef with lettuce.
It was carefully wrapped up with foil.
A woman sat on a bench next to him, trying to pour milk from the container into a, but the wind kept blowing the milk to the ground.
She changed the distance from the cup to the container until she finally found the right one to relieve her howling son.
On the long bench in front of the Illinois pavilion, 55 Girl Scouts were stretched (Troop 165)and Brownies (Troop 678)
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Barbara stigal, 3532 Raven Street, sighed and said she thought she couldn\'t eat everything --
Tuna, liver sausage, cheese and lettuce sandwich.
But Shelley lennath of 57 sheep lane licked her finger and said there was no problem with her turkey sandwich and potato stick.
Some adults carrying sandwiches and thermos pots changed their minds. Mrs.
Pa, Philip ash of Temple
, Looking at her sandwich and saying she didn\'t want to throw it away, but, \"I\'m not in the mood to eat eggs and olives here.
She went to a yellow iron.
A version of this file was printed on page 84 of the New York edition on May 3, 1964, with the title: brown paper bags Bloom and crumpled in one day.

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