davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Uruguay has no huge unsettled
areas, like those of most OF its
neighbors. A continuation OF the
pampas that make up Central Ar
gentina, 1t consists for the most
part of grassy. rolling country,
rising In the north to rounded foot
hills and little mountains. In its
broad valleys, aromatic bushes and
bright wild flowers grow, while over
many of the prairies spreads q
carpet of tall grasses amid patches
Of blue and purple plants whose
soft, horizon-tinging haze has
earned for Uruguay the name
Purple Land"
Climate in sunny Uruguay is mild,
ranging from only about IA de-
grees F. in summer North Ameri-
can winter season. to so degrees
in winter. There is little frost and
no prolonged rainy" and dry"
seasons such as mark the more
tropical regions of the hemisphere.
Under such generally favorable
conditions, the Uruguayans have
turned chiefly to cattle and sheep
raising activities for their living,
although there is an increasing in
terest in farming. The latest live
stock census indicated that there
were more than 100000 head Of
cattle and nearly 100000 sheep
in the country-or together, close
Evening star., 1942-11-08

some 80 per cent of Uruguay's vital
export trade, of which the chief
items are wool, meats and extracts,
hides, skins, wheat and other grains,
linseed and -four. In 1941 the
United States was the country's
No. market for wool. OF its nearly
$1,000 tons OF exported frozen beef
and mutton and canned meat, Great
Britain was the best customer.
Capital Holds One Third Of People.
Uruguay is an open-ranch coun-
try with 4 heavy concentration Of
city population. And this concen-
tration is found all in one spot, the
big and busy, yet charming capital.
Montevideo. With more than 700,-
900 inhabitants, this city holds
roughly a quarter of the nations
entire population. 1t was outside
the harbor OF the Uruguayan capi-
tai that one of the present wars
most dramatic incidents occurred,
in December, 1899, when the Ger
man pocket. battleship Graf Spec
was scuttled by her crew after
leaving the ports temporary haven.
Vacation Land and Hard d-Working
Port.
Montevideo, the "City Of Roses,
is one of the best and most hard
working ports Of Latin America. 1t
handles more than three-quarters
Of the nations foreign trade, and
has spent millions Of dollars for
improved facilities in wharves, dock
machinery, warehouses and customs
houses.
Besides its commercial and meat
packing and industrial activities,
Montevideo also works as the heart
of q vacation land that stretches
in a silver chain" of beaches along
the Uruguayan coast. Today, with
the construction of air bases, pro-
posed and under way along this gilt
tering Riviera Of expensive villas,
modernistic hotels, casinos and
yacht clubs, the Uruguayan shore
is scheduled to become an importau
defense post for the Western Hemi-
sphere. Facing South Africa across
the broad reaches Of the South At
lantic, 1t occupies q central position
along the wars vital trafic lanes
between the tip of South America
and the great bulge" of Brazil.
Moreover, Montevideo is situated on
the northern banks Of the strategi-
cally and commercially valuable Rio
de la Plata (the River Of Silver,
which is actually the baylike estuary
of the Parana and Uruguay Rivers)
The Uruguayan capital thus guards
the approaches to Buenos Aires
across the river and other important
upstream cities of Argentina, Bra
I'll and even inland Paraguay and
Bolivia.
It has been said that the story
of Montevideo is that of Uruguay.
For the founding of the city in 1726
was the result Of the struggle for
possession of the territory. Uruguay
was q bone Of contention first be-
tween the Spanish and Portuguese
governments and later between Ar
gentina and Brazil. Its independence
was recognized by the two latter
countries In 1928.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
URUGUAY! Compact and Pleasant

This is the fourth of a series
OF 10 informative articles and
maps on the republics OF South
America, the great continent
1Dith ,Uhich we share the Western
Hemisphere. At the request OF The
Sunday Star the National Geo.
graphic Society, as a part OF its
many educational actiUities, has
prepared the basic data and ac-
companying maps from its rich
resources OF geographic kno,ol-
edge and surveys. By clipping
this series from, meek to ,neek
adults and school pupils may ac-
quirc an up-to-date collection OF
maps and notes on our neighbor
continent to the south.
(Copyright, National Geographic Society. }
The odd fact about Uruguay is its
lack Of geographic oddities. In a
continent of spectacular contrasts
in peoples, climate and terrain, ii
is remarkably uniform, compact and
Uruguay, roughly pear-shaped
coastal wedge thrust between the
giants Brazil and Argentina, has
an area of approximately 72,00C
square miles. OF It's 5000, 900 in
more than 80 per cent
are Of European descent, chiefly
Spanish and Italian.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Wilson Aide to Address
Bethesda PTA

Mrs. Ruth Webb, director Of teach
ers' training at Wilson Teachers
College, will talk on ''The RESPONSE
bility Of Parents and Teachers in
the Present Crisis" at = meeting Of
the East Bethesda Parent-Teacher
Association at 8 pm. Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Cook, second grade
teacher, Is chairman Of the Program
Committee.
To finance the purchase Of piano
for the new school building, the
association win sponsor . white
elephant" sale prior to the meeting.
Members are asked to bring one Or
moro articles no longer useful To
them which will b auct3onsd b. Mn.
Richard y. Thonpson.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
FourCivicGrOups
Elect Officers
This Week
Sessions Scheduled
By I8 Associations;
Others POSTPONED

Eighteen citizens associations have
scheduled meetings to be held this
week.
Four Of the groups, including Con-
gress Heights, North Randle Com
munity, Kaiorama and Piney
Branch, will elect officers for the
new year.
Presidents of most of the groups
indicated that regular local business
will be considered at the sessions.
Several of the associations, however,
plan to act upon the proposed in
creases in fuel gas rates for the Dis
trict; among the groups are Colum-
bia Heights. Logan-Thomas Circle,
Stanton Park and Hillcrest. Trans
portation problems will be considered
by the Brightwood group, and the
Kalorama unit will hear reports on
civilian defense and salvage at a
meeting tomorrow night.
A. j. Driscoll, a member of the
Board Of Public Welfare, will ad-
dress the Columbia Heights Associ-
alton on the work of his board. The
group will also take action on the
proposed peoples counsel, a non
voting adviser for the District in
Congress.
The Northeast Association, regu-
larly scheduled to meet tomorrow
night, has postponed its meetings
until February, Evan H. Tucker,
president, announced. Special meet
ings may be called If and when they
are deemed necessary by the Execu-
tive Committee, however, Mr.. Tucker
said.
The Brookland Association and the
Washingtonians have also post
poned meetings scheduled for thi.
week. The Mount Pleasant unit will
meet tomorrow instead of Saturday
the usual meeting night.
Monday.
Burleith- Gordon Junior High
School, Thirty-fifth and T street.
NV, 8 pm.
Hillcrest-East Washington Height!
Baptist Church, Alabama ant
Branch avenues Sc, 8 pm.
Kalorama-John Quincy Adam
School, Nineteenth and California
streets NV, 8 pm.
Mount Pleasant-Bancroft School
Eighteenth and Newton streets NV
SPIN.
National Gateway-Church o
Christ, Twenty-eighth and Dougla
streets NE, 8 pm.
Park View-Park View Schoo
Newton and Warder streets NV
pm.
Piney Branch-Roosevelt Hig1
School, Thirteenth and Upshu
streets NV, 8 pm.
West End-Third police precinct
2014 K street NV, 8 pm.
Tuesday.
notwithstanding School, So
Minnesota avenue NE, SPIN.
Columbia Heights-Room 120, Cen
trail High School, Thirteenth an
Clifton streets NV, 8 pm.
Logan-Thomas Circle-1536 Six
teenth street NV, 8pm.
Stanton Park-Peabody Schoo
| Fifth and C streets NE, pm.
Summit Park-East washington
Heights Baptist Church, Branch an
Alabama avenues Sc, 8 pm.
Wednesday.
North Randle Community-Kim
ball School, Minnesota avenue ant
Ely place Sc, 8 pm.
Rhode Island Avenue-Woodridg
Branch Library, Twenty second ant
Rhode Island avenue NE, 8 pm.
Thursday.
American University Park-Hurs
Hall, American University, Nebrask'
and Massachusetts, avenues NV
SPIN.
Congress Heights -Congres
Heights School, Nichols and Ala
bama avenues Sc, 8 pm.
Friday.
Brightwood-Paul Junior Higl
School. Eighth and Peabody street
NV, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Howard Park Group
To Meet Tuesday

The Howard Park Civic Associa-
ton will meet Tuesday at pm.
at the Banneker Junior High School,
Ninth and Euclid streets NV.
Plans to further health and san
itation, q child care program, school
improvements and the establish
ment of a ration board In the area
will be discussed at the meeting,
It was announced.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Crosh Near Quontico
FutoI to Army Flyer
BY the Associated Press.

By Gne A3S0CIuteu FEeSB.
NEW YORK, Nov. T. Head
quarters Of the Eastern Defense
Command and 1st Army announced
today that the 1st Army Air Force
reported 1t. Richard r. Barber,
"a, OF Dallas, Tex, was killed early
this afternoon when an Army
fighter plane he was plotting fell
into . river near Qtlantico, Va. The
EDO said hs WAS making . routine
fiight when the crash occurred.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Chevy Chase PTA
Offers New Courses

Courses in nutrition and clothing
renovation are being offered by the
rent-Teacher Association of the
Chevy Chase Elementary School un-
der the direction Of Mrs. sigrid
Stevenson.
The first meeting Of the nutrition
class will be at pm. Tuesday. The
renovation class will meet at 10 am.
November II.
Mrs. G. L. Wallace Is chairman OF
the Parent Study Committee Of the
association.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
s Citizens Groups Oppose
Increase in y. c.. Gas Rates
Surrey Shoes That Many Associations
Haze Failed TO Take Action on Question

By BAINBRIDGE CRIST.
continues Of whether the Washington
Light permitted
eight record opposed
while others be maintaining hands-on
policy.
protests action the Public Utilities
granting have been voiced by the
protests that of the
Anacosia and Rande Highlands Citizens Aso
Council of Citizens Associations
check hearings reveal that
Evening star., 1942-11-08
CALENDAR NOTES.

NJ. ]. Blanke, president Of the
Brookland Woodbridge Association,
requests that pictures Of all service
men Of the Brookland- Woodbridge
area be sent to him to be put in q
window display. The pictures viii
Be returned after the exhibit In over.
The Columbia Heights Association
viii slsct olncsrs at it, Tuesday
meeting.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Business Groups
. Meetings Slated by
Five Associations

Five Associations
Five businessmen's associations
will hold meetings this week. The
schedule follows:
Monday.
Brookland Woodbridge - Monthly
meeting, 1911 Rhode Island avenue
NE, $50 pm.
Southeast Monthly meeting, Dom
oboe Real Estate Co., 314 Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc, 8 pm.
Cleveland Park-Monthly meeting,
Connecticut Avenue Branch Of the
City Bank, 3401 Connecticut avenue
NV, 8:15 pm.
District Hairdressers - Monthly
meeting. Mayfiower Hotel, . pm.
Tuea6ay.
Columbia Heights-Monthly meet
ing. Kenesaw Apartments, Sixteenth
and Irving streets NV. 1880 pm.
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Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alien und frlschen Wunden. GeschwueSen,
GeWaechsen. BissWunden Karbunkeln, usw.
Bite Geld nur durch Post Money Order zu
schicken. Keine Stamps. - 60 Cents die
Schachtel, bel }. l.. STAAB. 1899 Valley
view Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio.
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sc;ttnod, Sen is. Mars 1e42

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fid) at .iolben iel6iterf,nocnen Yro-
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jeoer Mpotbefe erbol) ,no eibt Dent
&ronfel, alle Stlnbe oopon 5u trim
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flyer @enuB bon Sopfenfdie ooer
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mon niht ol,r6 &o6en ooer Broten
entipertete Nobruuesn,ittel, pie ). 9.
robes Sbit, robe Solote, aeriebene
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lam rno it fleinen Nuontitdten, aber:
oft trinfen lou.
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iabr im @arten anlege,l. Nfan bout
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ooer ou1 GROCER, ie nad 8eoarf,
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HuD ittu. VoUAs "CtltitttHtpDAs SbDA-
rabi, zSellerie fonn man ihon gor5
friib oorin ioe1' neil iie oc9en aiiltc
weni9er e,npfinolih liuo. Die mel
item 8l,uuen fonnen lnter @loS &C.
lGt mcrocn.
- Mrs. 6. 3d., ga.
9ieles Mittel &ettih oeeen
@ollenlteine - boben mir bes oftern
e1npfoblen. Cine Sur maht nlou, ill:
oem Mon SD Soac lang niihtern
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lp6bulih @aic uno MoaenIpinoe Der,
urladt, iollte n,on einc Eoiic Sollnns
oerblGttertee por ocu Shloiengcben
trinfer. 9luG Soniglpoiicr lit enlpfcb,
lenstpert. 0en Hetti6 fam ll,ou m'd
nit 3uipeileu elier. Mou riibrt fri
Iden Nuorf (@ottoee Gbecic) nit
Wilb ooer Greom on nno pcrmilht
e5 nit ser bolben Menae 5erricbenem
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nos 3itronenioit (2cmon H,,ice).
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fotbolil6en Erelie belprod,cn nno be:
rouert iporbcu lllo man bat sic llr=
lobe a,1 erariil,oen eei,,dt, ipcsbolb
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@6en einoeben. Die ee,p0hnlihe Sol
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perloren geben.
afoh ben llrteil geiitIider nno
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triebene Selbltiiberid0tuna. Dielc
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| ibe 5aniliener5iebuns burdeeiiibrt
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mebr &atbolifen ob, ols ourd) &on=
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3ubereitllne: 9fon 5erreibt oic
&rG,ter, miidt lie gut burbeinonocr
nno fodt tic III eiuem iroenen ooer
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oerielbe fiibl eemoroen, siebt mon i'm
lit ISlolhen ,lno perforft luftoiht.
Notwithstanding. Nton ninnnt
inoef0br orci- bis niermol tdelib Ell
neu @bloiicl pou, bel itorfem Sulten
ollc Strnbc. 81 bieler Sultenlirnp
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Deutl6lano (0resoen) botte '6on
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als er ieinenl Batter oeltono, oob er
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nidt bole, ionoern nohm ibm BLOB
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Nnsitd)t

&ie iu Wolbinetoner &o,,IMonns.
freilen perlarttet, lit es nid)t Museer
ldloilen, oaB moglibermeile 5lir
4affeerotionieruna gei6ritten perben
nlB. 9totiirlid) lino in Den Eroouf'
tions l0noern lnbeidronfte Nengen
o,lf Eager, ober es beltebt sic @efnbr.
oo6 sic Shitisuerbnounaen nift III
hcn1 noti9eu llmiong o'IredNt erbol-
ten meroen fonnen. Nus Prolilien
niiileu belpielslpeile erIt ltrote9ild)
midtiec Winerolien einocfitbrt lper.
SEN, ebc Ser notipenoi9c Sd)IffSraum
fir @en,B,nIttel beron9e5p9en mer-
BEN fam. Soin5u fomnt, ooG Die @e.
iobr ser Shiifsperlenfl,ngen onihei'
memo I'M Woblen lit. Gin lnlaiin1ti.
ger ,Softor lit, sob ser &offeefonlnm
int &anbe ouf @r,uh oer ricIi9en
SeereStGufc fc nno Der bobereu &al,f-
froft ser 8epolfer,1ne an lid) ibon
int Steiacn lit.
lleber sic Seepcrr0te 0l,Bertc fif
Somes @'roplon 8nttrcn, ser Torllt.
5enoc hes ,,tSeoeroI Geo Vooro'', iiber
sic Seeiituationbobin, hoR sic 2eebe.
ltonoe i'm 2onoc hinreid)e,l, ,n ben
nornolen 8eoori ber nohlten |eebs
0tonote s,t oeden. S,lttrel itelte ie.
ood) nit Neoallern felt, Dob eln5elne
Sansfroueu es iiir notlpenoio gefun.
oen boben, Sonltert0uie 5u totieen.
&enu hielc Senoen5 onboltc, Damn
meroc notiirliG cine Hotionierung
nid)t gut jll permeoeu leiu. 9liBer.
ocnl lci bonit 5lt redner, boB ucitere
Sccmcngen eingefiibrt niirhen. Wenn
olh sic @Infubr aus 5oldnOilb-
Oltinoien obgeidnitten lperocn fon-
nc, 10 miiroen ood Geplon nnb >Snoien
grpBc Guontitoten liefern.
Der Sohltpreis bon so @ents fir
eln Yil,no See, Der fit ben @rob-
banoel felteeiett prroe int &lein-
bonoel lino bie Greile notiirlid ent-
lpredeno bober - lieee alpar iiber
6em Nioeor Der iriiberen Sabre, er
'ei ober boflie aneemeiien uno fair.
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id)rccfeu iie Dor feinen Gerbreben 5,l.
rid. >sl,naens uno M0oden ous oen
iciniten Sonilien lino 70 ihnn auf
sic Gcrbrederlaufbobn geroteu. 9ie
@eboroen boben 5lpor oen Terfonf
bIcier Mnribuaua5iaoretten nerbOten.
bod) Der Sonhel eeht I'M eebeimen
tpeiter''
= i. ". O., &p.
Nfit elteu Med)t ,peroen oelbe Rii-
ben - Mobrcn - (@nrrnts) BON
ollen Ner5ten, belonoerS Mot,,ropa.
tben, empiohlen weil lie nlele, >pert.
pollc, henl &orpcr notpenbige Titn.
mine entboltcn. Ifou fnnu eutlmoer
bcn Soft trinfcn poer cine M'nrme.
looc uod) iol1enocr Nmpcilnue berel.
ten: Wfon nilulnt . Eflno pfobren.
iuoid)t Mnb 5erreIht le otf einen
Heibeiicu 1on5 Iein; til9t onoertbolb
Ei1,no ;},lder unb Sen Soit pom 5mel
3itronen (@emons) biu5ll. ,3uerlt
foht mou Die 5erriebenen Otobren
nit ehuos ySoller, lonoom, bis lie
gar linb, fii9t biernnt Die oben onoe-
gebcuen 3ltnten bel lno fod)t bann
oos @on5e SIT elmer breli9en Nfolle.
1icic MtormcInbe lrlltc Dor Dem
;Sriibltid aceciicn meroen.
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Db;o 8aiiemfreamS

n,an 8lnmen. ober @emiiieianen.
Ser @r,,no fotlte fe,,bt, uber niht 5u
nab Iein. &obl, 9hmlenfobl, aobl.
rabi, 1SeIlerie fonn man ihon gon5
fritz oorin itiel', neil iie gcoeu atiltc
peniaer elnpfinolih iino. Die mel
item 8hu,en fonuen llnter @las &C.
Idt mcrocn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18

Diele ioeenonnten folten @losfa=
ften ooer iSriibbeete fam man auf
in einem fGltern &lima friib I'M sSritb>
iabr I'M @arten anlegell. gfan bant
fid einen &aiten, etipo 6 mol 12 SUB,
ooer ou6 GROCER, lie nab 8eoarf
,.no et,pa t6 bis 18 3oa bod lno
aui Der Sonnenieite ettpos nieori9er.
9as Gauge bebedt man NIT @!as.
9ie @roe oarin iolte rein pulberi-
fierter, gutter Sumus Iein NIT elmer
llnterlaee bon Wiit, am beiten Sfer=
oemift. SSn ben Iodern .8oeen fat