davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-07-08
ROOMS FURkIsHEp-Mp. and VA

GENTLEMAN TO SHARE attractive bach
elor apt. with another; cow. Pentagon.
1t COHEN. TIE. 0521.
FREE ROOM to Cuban, Puerto Riean or
Filipino, in exchange for part-time work
Call hillside 0920 after pm.
COOL, QUIET ROOM semipvt. bath, break
fast priv: . girls or empl. couple bus at
door SH 658R
NEAR BUCKINGHAM-Larse room, twin
beds, next TO bath; nice home of adults;
transportation. CH. 1892. 1910 3rd 81,
north Arlington, Va.
6133 EASTERN AVE, Takoma Park, Md
Plain double room. men only; $40; single
$6 80 81. 1852 after pm.
1871 COLONIAL TERRACE, Arlington, Va
Room for man only in private home
priyaSe bath cedar closets; near streetcal
and BUS: $40 CH. 5634
FOR SINGLE GENTLEMAN-Nicely. furn
rm southern exposure, cross ventilation
pvt bath and shower. conv. trans. home
of . adults. Call for appointment. 81
Evening star., 1945-07-08
ROOMS EURkIsHED-s.E. and s.W

17I6 Goth ST. sE.-Single room, nicely
furnished. S23 month. FIR 9143.
1884 18th ST. S.E.-Large front room for
, gentlemen. $40 each. Call after 10 am,
Sunday: TR. 5509:, -
9 girls, SIS week each, or couple, SIS week.
Ii 1881 g.
CoLoRED-sAvANNAH PL. Sc. by Gar
field loop-For girls. Sunday after l
D m. weekdays after s: S5 each weekly
COIoRED-5349 AsTOR PL. s.E.-Small
room, S6 wk., with privileges; y blk. from
COLORED-TWO furnished rooms. single
for man, $50 mo-; double, front: for couple,
$50 mo; no cooking. Ii. 0S9O. 724
eth St Sc.
COLoRED-I21s A CARRoLLBURG PL
S.W.-Girl to share room with another
Cheerful home and convenient location
S5 ca week Ii 1886.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
lDA
ROOMS FURNIsHEp---Northwe,t.

COLoRED-I72s 18th ST. AND 1441 QUE
ST. E.W.--Loyely rm. for refined married
couple, no children. $40 wkly; also rms.
for gentlemen, no privileges, S3.s5 and S6
weekly
CoLORED--OPEN. VACANT. $40 Column
bia rd n.w.-lo rooms. baths, papered
lights, 5000 cash, balance monthly pay
ments. Call am; to pm. GE. 4939;
st. NV, vacant 1000 block Grant st. ne.
CAL MRS LEWIS; Ho; 1869
'furn. rm for employed girls, S5 week
eoLoRrDm1iis essn fsn rs eoiIIuMBM ST. NV
Back room, suitable for 2 people. s5 week
CoLoRED-ioi you ST. N.w.-sinsle
rm; for man. next to bath, continued hot
water; $3.50.
KALoRAMA RID. NV
Room for single girls, also share rm; with
one girl: PRIVILEGES; $50 mo. AD. 1898.
YOU ST. N.W.---Large
front rm,, single. neatly furnished, SO wk
CoLoRED, 1920 FLA. AVE. N.w.--Larg'
double rm., for gentleman only no privils.
So per week HO. 1g4S,
Evening star., 1945-07-08
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

STORAGE SPACE AVAILABLE - IL, 900
feet available: household goods and once
equipment; closed and open storage; local
lectIng your storage warehouse. Free
estimate, MANHATTAN STORAGE a.
TRANSFER co, 639 N. Y. ave. NV.
AETNA MOVING d STORAGE co.-Locai
and ior distance. No Job too large and
70, 70 600 So. III. available for storage; clean.
bright fireproof bldg: complete storage
service: very reasonable rates GE O3OO
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMANS S
MOVING g. STORAGE Gotta. 2937 Sc
Evening star., 1945-07-08
COUNTRY BOARD.

COUPLE want board in Va, pvt. family OF
guesthouse, 2 weeks, beginning late July
or early August; Leesburg to Bluemont
section; give rates. fun particulars; refs.
JACKSON HILL - Country place. private
home, for yacationists; bus connections;
reservations in advance; rates, S2.25 per
day. Sis per week MRS. JACK BRUCE,
Sperryyille, Va Phone $50.
MOUNTAIN REST HOME, modern, screen
ed porches, good food; 81 per day Grey
hound bus service Write or call MRS.
Q, M, GOcHENoUR. Edinburg. Va long
soARpfRs 49, hSas wANTr6 R Ss9f oa ar nns near
ton; modern, near mountains. $40 month.
l.. HOTINGER Parnassus Va.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
APARTMEhTs WANTED.

PROFESSIONAL WOMAN desires small,
unfurnished apt; permanent. Box 446-J,
Star,
ARMY 1T, permanently assigned, and
wife desire one-bedroom or efficiency apt,
furn. or unfurn.: D. c. or Va. RE. eaaO.
Ext. 30S7, 9 to $40. So
NAVAL OFFICER. wife and . children need
2-bedrm house or apartment, furnished or
gpfgrnished, gp.s Cali 1t. LIPscoMB' "a.
EMPLOYED COUPLE, husband in Govt,
wife is reg. nurse, must nave unfurnished
apt by August /; would consider buying
furnishings if apt. available; appreciate
earliest notice; NV. or Sc. sec. preferred.
EXPECTING HUSBAND HOME from over
seas, permanent residents need 1-bedroom
unfurnished apartment; no children or
pets Phone Elk $500, Ext 621 or 642.
till 8 pm, DU 9sS2 evenings and Sun. Sc
FURNISHED APARTMENT for 2 business
men In desirable location; refrtgerator
10 am, and 2 pm. Nat 47S7. s.
Continued on Page.b
Evening star., 1945-07-08
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

elevator; pay sos month. Address as04
14th st. NV. Apt Al. 10s
MOTHER AND SON. 7. arriving from
good meals, in happy Christian home; af-
fectionate care of son while mother at
business. Box 3l0-J, Star.
prefer home with yard. No phone, please
write Box 62-A Star.
SETTLED LADY wishes room and board
in refined home Box asa. Star
ROOM AND BOARD wanted, with slight
care for elderly man of clean habits, in
D. c. or nearby country, adjacent trans
portation. Box 2Q7-J Star Sc
Evening star., 1945-07-08
BOATS tcont.).

oUTBoARD MoToR, Sea King sS.h.p.
S CaB Pesssu fRs09 Is sha' H. two pR rd4s ss2s
tloOyS to 20. Charles boatyard. above Pa. Ave.
Sousa Bridge sc. Adams 1928, McKEN-
H5t feia 14-FT. CENTURY mahogany boat,
22 h.p. Johnson ~ 22hs.hbp: c g. E Evenrude. Lot
ssTf fSPsgsFd luxe
sedan cabin cruiser. built, late 194l, with
h.p. engine, Johnson auxiliary generator;
sleeps 4; complete with toilet galley, with
smcSors siUgs snq nes PEE e fado and
painted and is ready to 60 Available for
bottom t%fpor s'G5 price, $1,000. cali OR, 1913
reconditioned, 500. ME 1882 bet. am.
FOR fGf OshLE-14h-ft. metal rowboat. Call
ASSAULT MA i' BOAT, 13.ex5.4 it,, waterproof
piyWood. All joints set in plastic and
bound with heavy aluminium Frame, rails
and floors Of oak. Height 22 in; $50.
hsllFlfe fslFT. s2PIEhEaDBoAT. new 80 Ply. motor
dock a. a. Breezy P9lnt Rsr6oT See ses any Sun
plete with sails. See LIT MILLER aboard
slfayru i at Annapolis Yacht Club, An
BUICK BdH1iII' MOTOR, 27-47 model, in excellent
condition. 1927 Master 8. Phone DU. s5lo.
cHRYsLER MARINE MOTORS in stock for
essential uses. S. KING FULTON, INC,
MARINE SUPPLIES, new stock lust ar
rived; sailboat fittings. paint, electric, bilse
pumps, scar pumps, kerosene and alcohol
stoves and hundreds OF other items; no
priority. S. KING FULTON, INC, Ex.
CUPBOARD MoToRs-New Evinrudes for
August delivery for essential uses. s. KING
HiHfRG FisHfS tHH cRuIsER, ER @aS ssxa marine gear
newly installed VS. engine Toilet. galley,
oscar Mann's dock. Deale, Md. RE. 2Sl4.
WANTED-Boat, fully equipped with
scow and nets, for commercial fishing.
i6-FT. oLDTowN, sea model, with prac-
tically new 1912 Evinrude 23-h.p. motor
new spotlight, riding lights and battery,
canvas cover. steering, wheel fire ex-
tinguisher. anchor and mo- life presteIrNy&e,rTs; N&,T
TES BOAT YARD, Galesyille, Md. In
quire at boat No. 13-Q 6@T Sunday, or
I6-FT DAWN CRUISER; twin engines,
urotane gas stove, many other. extras
sacrifice for immediate sale. Glebe l77S.
$50 a m. to 5 pm. 81
80 CRUISER, white cedar hull, excellent
condition. No motor, $500.
3O Consolidated. Kermath engine. Good
l5 deadrise bateau jig, mainsah, 200
rustless cable, $3.50.
a. & cabin tI7l cruiser Make sa offer s,.on.
One of the finest boats in this area. $1,000.
Listings wanted of good boats at reason
able prices We have many Inquiries
equipment Marine engines. Motor over
hauling. Expert boat repairing and re-
finishing SHADYSIDE BOAT YARD,
Evening star., 1945-07-08
For Rent Rooms,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must be
Included In advertisements under
Rooms, Apartments and Houses for rent,
In Apartment and House for Rent
advertisements where Star box num-
per is used the general location may be
scases The star will secure the exact
address. which will be available to the
Rent Control Administration upon re-
quest ..N
Evening star., 1945-07-08
AVIATION.

CRACKED-UP TAYLoRCRAFT, BL-5o, for
sale $500 Can be seen Sunday, July 8,
from 1 to pm. at Schrom Airport. Green
belt, Md. s. A. MINOLI.
ORDERS NOW BEING SOLICITED for post
war delivery of new Taylorcrafts, Swlfts
and Republic Seabee Amphibians Oliver
SSSS, CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
details call CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT,
OIL. SSSs, or HYDE FIELD. SP 0S8S.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
APTs. FURN. AND uNEURN.

BEAUTIFUL, 2-bedroom, unfurn. apt, in
New Hampshire ave. section of Takoma
Park; entirely modern, screened porches
needs redecorating): settledtgentile couple
preferred; OPA rent ceiling, $50; available
Immediately Box 122-A. Star
Evening star., 1945-07-08
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

ANDIRONS, nre tools, screens and all fire.
CROMWELL. 723 j. 2th ST NV. Me. l134.
WOOD delivered Northwest washington,
Montgomery County. Oak, $50 cord; other
kinds. S1T KenSington "a. weekdays
Evening star., 1945-07-08
TABLE BOARD

THOSE WHO APPRECIATE excellent cui-
sine IN gracious home atmosphere will find
pleasurable eating at 1919 r. l. ave. NV,
Special parties by appointment. Monthly
or weekiy rates may be arranged Tele-
phone MA U0S4
Evening star., 1945-07-08
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN. permanently employed, de-
sires room in private home or m apart
ment in Silver Spring. Room with batn
preferred. Evenings, IA. 0031. 3
Evening star., 1945-07-08
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

WOMAN to share room with another. quiet,
cool. suburban home; shady yard; sleep
separate; $3.50. Ala Whitestone rd.,
Silver Spring. Franklin via Dale bus from
Georgia Alaska Terminal. Get on Whlte-
stone Sunday and ewes.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

FAMILY OF 8 desires room with board
near water and fishing. Box 210-V, Star.
BOARD WANTED, 4-yr.-old boy, In coun-
try or suburbs. Cali AID. 2219. g.
Evening star., 1945-07-08

lContinued on n PaEssl
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-11
Mineral Rights

President Truman, by proclama-
ton, has asserted the exclusive
right of the United States to all
mineral resources in the $4,000
square miles of continental shelf"
running out to an offshore depth
of 600 feet from the United States
mainland, its territories and pos
sessions. In a companion procla-
nation, the President asserted this
country's right to regulate and
control all fishing grounds contig-
uous to it's boundaries where such
grounds have been developed ex-
.clusively by American nationals
and proposed to establish strictly
defined zones and regulations at
a later date.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-11
Patton Explains

GEN. GEORGE S. PATTON, our
talkingest general, is explain
ing his statements again but his
verbosity will not erase the excel
lent record he made as COM
manding officer.
1t seems that the general had a
number of complaints from Ger
mans, protesting that those Gin"
were Nazis and that the "outs"
should be the Gins" Explaining
the situation Gen. Patton was
quoted as saying that "Nazism
might well be compared with any
political party at home"
In explanation the General
points out that he did not think of
comparing the Democratic or Re-
publican parties with $50 vile a
thing as Nazism." Apparently
what he had in mind was tendency
of those out Of office to complain
about those in office and to make
serious charges against them.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-11
Taking Orders

THE VISIT of the Japanese en-
peror to the headquarters of
Gen. Macarthur should convince
the Japanese people of the magni-
'tude of their defeat if they are as
blindly devoted to their ruler as
many people assert.
1t should be severe shock to
the Japanese to see the Son of
Heaven condescend to discuss
mundane affairs with the repre-
sentative of enemy nations. 1t is,
we suspect, somewhat devastating
to realize that the august person
age must take his orders from
foreigner.
The people in this country are
yet advised of the purpose for
which the visit was arranged and
will therefore have to wait and see
what develops. 1t may be that the
Emperor is not as big a fool as
some people believe and that he
is preparing to take the lead in
liberalizing his government.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-11
Farmers Have Ideas
a GROUP Of farmers, represent

"A GROUP of farmers, represent
ing various farm organizations,
recently requested the government
to support prices of all farm COM
modities for which the government
has requested increased produc-
ton.
The farmers have some other
ideas about what the government
should do but there seems to be
no demand, among the agricultural
lists, that the government keep its
hands off the business of farming
if this meanS closing up the Treas
ury checkbook.
It is useless to criticise the
farmers. They are following the
example set by the leading indus
trailists of the nation who demand
the abolition of taxes as an aid to
business. In sober fact the demand
of the farmers has justification.
They have not yet been able to
secure fair portion of the nation
al income.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-11
The FRI.

A new airplane, the FRI, has
been produced for the Navy and
is the first application of the jet
engine to an airplane designed for
carrier service. The new plane car
ries a conventional 1,35O-horse-
power Wright reciprocating engine
in the nose, driving a propeller
which gives the plane a bile into
the air at slow speeds impossible
for a let but necessary for short
distance taxe-offs from carriers.
It has a high rate of climb and
great manoueuverability.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-11
Welcome Peace

New York always goes over the
top with demonstrations Magazine
pictures and news reels have shown
most of the worlds civilized people
what happens in Manhattan when
the King Of England calls on good
win mission or when Tail-wind-in-
face Douglas Corrigan comes home.
But now can boast that / sdto
Gothams widest riot Of Joy. ia
pans surrender touched off the big
gest of them all.
was having what we Southerners
call supper in the dining room of a
midtown hotel at o'clock p. m.
EWT, on August IA when Washing
ton released the official announce
ment. There was just one breath
of unusual quiet before bedlam bore
down. How long does it take a cab
driver to reach his siren after his
radio brings big news?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-11

Sixty Million JoLs comes pretty
near to being just about the best
political platform the Democratic
party can run on in the next cleo
tong
In one place, Author Wallace says:
There are few. of course, who
think that any government servant
who uses the phrase full employ
ment' is engaged in some deep dark
plot. But they are the exceptions
that prove the peoples sanity and
soundness as a whole"
Senator Mcclellan might be con-
sidered one of the exceptions from
his remarks in the debate on the
full employment bill. He said that
the measure says a great deal
and actually means nothing except
to create an erroneous impression in
the minds of the people" He later
described it as "soft SOAP"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Training

EDUCATION--Vocatonal Training
QUESTION: If physically handicapped, due
connected disability what rights under the GI Bill
Rights in other WORDS my right vocational
training?
ANSWER Under the of the BILL Veterans Ad-
mnraton is the agency authorized determine the
of vocational handicap To be eligible training
the applicant must have actively served the
the United States any time after September &c. 1940
have been honorab discharged and his disability be
connected and constitute a vocational handicap.
QUESTION: How will the Veterans Administration go
arranging for such vocational training if eligible?
ANSWER If you eligible veteran qualifying
the terms of the I Bill of Rights" you may be placed either
in vocational training school private industry If
deemed advisable, enrolled colleges
verstes of recognized standing Vocational paid by
the Veterans Administration $50 month"; if single $0350
MONTH married with $500 month dependent
This paid regardless compensation by
the veteran unless his compensation
specified above in which the higher
paid The paid by the Veterans Administration may
supplemented by the employer bring the tranees
salary the rates prevailing in the
veterans placed colleges tuition books equipment
supplies in addition to the maintenance listed will paid
QUESTION: What the requirements?
ANSWER: All eligible veterans who O.
when they entered the service
education for expense This
refer evceconneced disabled who
compelled interrupt their scholastic training enter
ing the armed forces.
QUESTION: How about veterans % of
ANSWER: The thing applies above but govern
menpad education the schooling
was interrupted impeded show intent
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-11
A Presidential
Ghost Energies

l had really come to see Henry
Wallace. the author of Sixty Mil
lion Jobs" which had just been re-
ported a best seller in two New
York stores. We discoursed at some
length on that opus and gradually /
found myself also talking to Henry
Wallace, secretary of commerce,
for, as l suggested earlier, many
strand from Sixty Million Jobs"
may be discovered in the warp and
wool of the department reorganiza-
ton plan.
AS the conversation moved from
book TO report and back to book
again, never getting far from the
theme of full employment, thought
| could make OUT an ectoplasmic
form arising from what had been
up until then my two-part, author
secretary host, The third being, al
though not yet completely mate
rallied, little by little became
translucently visible to the naked
eye. This party of the third part
thought I recognized as Henry Wal
lace, presidential candidate (l948
or at least 1882.
Perhaps would not have believed
my eyes If it had not been for a
statement which a stout supporter
of Mr.. Wallace had made to me:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-11
Was ing on u ) Digest
Wallace 5 Job PROGRAM
Packs Political INT
Reorganization of Commerce Department
First Step Forward in Formulation
Of Full Employment Policy.
By BAUKHAGE
News analyst and Commentator.

near InlS answer: II business, Dig
and little, wants help similar 10 that
which agriculture demands and gets
it will cost something. The depart
ment of agriculture cost approx
mately 1859 million dollars to run last
year, and the farmers wouldn't
want 1t to do less.
There will also be another explain
alton Of the figures which will at
tempt to show that part of the, ex-
pansion Of the reorganized depart
ment is really contraction, and that
brings US to the second integer of
the three-in-one composition of Mr..
Wallace's plan. The plan is more
than blueprint for changes in a
single governmental institution. Il
is definitely part of President Tru-
mans reorganization plan which it
is fair to assume would bring back
under the commerce rooftree the
horde of agencies and commissions
which have to do with industry and
business.
And now we come to part three of
the tri-partible function of the Wal
lace program. 1t is by his own
implication, part of his recipe for
full employment included in his
book, Sixty Million Jobs" and men,
ton of that brings me to an ex-
animation of Mr.. Wallace himself.
said that like the program of re-
organization for his department, Mr..
Wallace seemed tripartitent to me.
When called upon him, he came
down the great, caYernous room
which Herbert Hoover planned for
his successor and we sat in chairs
about a little table that made a hos
pitable oasis in the midst of the
desert vastness of high walls and
lofty ceiling.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-11
Argentina A Problem

THE SITUATION in Argentina
Is somewhat confused, follow
ing the smashing of an abortive
revolution, or at least what the
government says was an effort to
overthrow it.
There is little sympathy in this
country for the present military
regime that functions in Buenos
Aires. While recognizing the right
of the people of that country to
have any type of government they
desire the other nations of the
Western Hemisphere fear that the
fascist-type government will result
in war, sooner or later.
Argentina poses something of a
problem. The other republics are
not anxious to form a bloc, directly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-11
Sixty Million Jobs
DrolOs Communications

Whatever the lawmakers think,
the reviewers certainly are full Of
praise for Wallace's book. The New
York Times calls it "a thoughtful
and thought provoking discussion
of American political economy" and
the Saturday Review of Literature,
agreeing with the Times, adds that,
more than any recent work on
economics or politics, it can serve
as a moral testament and INTEL
lectual guide in the eventful, diff
cult days ahead"
The work appeared first in a bust
ness-letter-sheet size with paper
cover; it followed in orthodox book
form. Later the author hopes, he
told me, that it will be printed in a
cheap, pocket-size edition.
When Mr.. Wallace said that
thought l caught his ectoplasmic
triplet nodding emphatic approval
while ghostly lips formed the words,
for every voters pocket"
Much water will pass beneath the
Potomac bridges between now and
l948 or 1852. We have with us at
present conservative congress and
the political veterans say that no
matter which way The wind may
blow abroad, it is blowing to the
right on Capitol hill and, they add
hopefully, perhaps not too leftward
at the other end OF Pennsylvania
avenue.
Secretary author candidate Wal
lace's full employment program re-
quires much more legislation than
the full employment bill. That is
only the first step. The expansion
and re-orientation of his and other
departments will be required. Then
there will be special taxation; there
will be at least the blue-printing of
public works; there will have to be
settled policy providing for foreign
loans-the Breton Woods program
and other stimulants Of world trade
and tourist traffic.
If too conservative congress did
not grant the minimum legislative
implementation, the Sixty Million
Jobs plan could not be carried out.
That. however, Mr.. Wallace's sup
porters insist, will simply make so
million people who want jobs, plus
their families, vote for the man
who believes they can be produced.