davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-10-10

TRATLERs-New and used, Home and
travel models y #. to y f.; $6s6 to
TRAILER FOR SALE (pickup) with hish
trss sahsu sSe e @ aoss IDEAL for NOV.
cHERRYDALE eHf Fss CEMENT isST BLOCK CO, s4ss
sfARToN 81 RTS ca MASoRrrst SdGg to us. arpl.n.
type stresssing in structure; Lisht weight:
sturdy aluminium channel-type ribs and
ssfsT0r sssT and Ths59pshy bo.9d nsufe sf
telephone Tower 6162.
sosAt ss5 aEb sA1ss Pra AetS ses s0E s.no1: Ha s.
ave. Riverdale. Md. Phone WA. 4e03.
DON'T BUY until you have seen our new
ped 5sI HsNsrd co9sh and Se1 sshu
easy payment plan; bottle-gas stoves, hot
1ssr and ~ s F Rst.
MoS1SG e. AND N q HAGLiNG ~ Pnnae mad. " easy SGGd and
thrifty when you rent one of our luGgage-
dsy ds'y week Iafi oF monh anf 00as AMERfcAN as
phone Wo. 1891.
several more model Ss-Bs with hot and
cold running water. stainless steel kitchen,
large elec. refgr;, shower, and flush toilet
months mas nsSt nancins aaasn 0e COLE LET TRAILER CO.
5000 Georgia ave. NV, 81. 5000, or 81.
COY COY COACH 1s47; list price, s2.475:
sacrifice for S2,1OO due to death. Also
l947 Ford sedan If desired, So. 100. Cherry
Hill Trailer Park, "a miles beyond Univ.
Of Nd, on Wash,-Baito. blvd, Elk, 1888.
PLATT 1942, "a 1T. long. sleeps 4, in good
condition.; reasonable; TO; Sil2. 10
step into our beautiful, spacious, compact
and carefully designed trailer coaches. in
masonite and aluminium. constructed by
and sizes to meet every need Higgins
Campers and Utility Trailers. RICHTER
TRAILER SALES, U. S. No l, Berwyn'
Maryland Tel Tower 5035.
Evening star., 1947-10-10
AUTO PAINTING.

COMPLETE JOB, $35 up; work guarsn-
teed. GILBERT, 4102 Pa. ave. ext. Sc.
VI. 3539.
select your color; work guaranteed. ADD1-
SON CHEVROLET. 1922 14th st. NV.
HO. 1900.
used; immediate service; body and fender
work. 351O Ga. ave. GE. 9s42.
Evening star., 1947-10-10

511-ACRE POULTRY FARM. close-in: all
modern. for layers and broilers; possession o
at once; on hard road with modern living
quarters; terms easy. -
Vacant, Howard County; s-rm. country
home on hwy; 18 acres of very fertile land.
elec. pump and bath, shade, plenty OF out
buildings, all fenced.
Howard County, 42O-a. stock farm. now
grazing zoo cattle all fenesd ndie country
30O-acre stock farm with sets Of farm
buildings, very reasonable.
Frederick County, on Route 40. dairy
farm, 14S acres; very productive: nice loca.
tion with large 6-rm. country home; large
frontage on Route 40 JOHN BURDOFT,
Colesville, Md, call Ashton Md 5s46.
4 ACRES GOOD LANDi 3-rm. cottage with
room for bath and pantry; lge; poultry
is miles from b. c.; price, $3.50:
921 acres, 2l miles from D; G., good
,-rm. frame dwelling, elec. and telephone;
3-rm. tenant house; poultry and ~ z6d brooder
s7h acres; 8 miles from Warrenton:
Va: Arm. bungalow; !, price, $4,000 WAY RAY
21S. IL
Evening star., 1947-10-10
LOTS FOR SALE.

BUILDERS, ATTENTION.! Lanham Park
(out Defense hwy, just east OF Lanhsm.
lots available for I'm.
mediate building, water, roads. electric,
phone, schools, etc. Owner will Cooperate
with responsible builders. arranging at-
tractive method Of payments for lots.
THOMAS r. HALEY, phone Union 7640
hr Warfeld S63S. 10
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PROPERTY WANTED.

FOUR-FAMILY APARTMENT, stores: let
me see II can get your price for your
q 10, stoGes 6 s star charse
HAVE CLIENTS for your property. Nothing
too large or too small What have YOU?
HARRY COHEN. RE. 4771, GE. O2S6. Ia
CASH for good investmen. property show
ing fair return. Brokers' cooperation
invited. SIDNEY B. BROWN. MA. 5740.1
Evening star., 1947-10-10

FOR IMMEDIATE oCCUPANCY--Nsw.
2-story, 2-bedroom brick homes; Sll ,4Io;
rent. they are economical to buy and
economical to maintain: full basement
laundry tubs and auto. gas heat al orlck.
and all the usual features of modern
home: large level lots; perfect neigh6or-
hood for children. Open for inspection, sat
and Sun 10 am. till dark, or call for appt.
weekdays Directions: out Columbia pike,
one mile beyond Glebe rd;,. to South Din
widdie ST.. left on Dinwiddie St. to go.
Columbus st., right on Columbus st. to So:
11th St. right to So, Frederick st. and
open house. MCINTOSH & MCINTOSH,
end floor. 2051 Wilson blvd, Chestnut
Evening star., 1947-10-10
MONEY TO LOAN.

YOUNG EXECUTIVE with proven record
will invest substantial capital with services
in sound business. Submit full details.
RoY 4Si-D Star -12
Evening star., 1947-10-10
MOTORCYCLES.

WHIzzER MoToRBTKE, $40; starts easy.
M4TGHLEss MAI sHhIsss" 1915 s5o-cc; 1000 mi:
$3.50; in excellent condition. WA. 32es.
1882 "74"; good con.
dition; can be seen Gulf Station, Conn.
HARIEY-DAviDsoN AS" 1912 model,
$3.50; $4,000 miles; can be seen am.
to 6 pm. Sat and Sun, 1875 Que n.ws
SNAIL 1915 English model motorcycle;
less than 500 miles, $275. $500 Jessel rd.,
Hyattsville, Md. liz
A. ]. s., MATCHLEss, ARIEL, Triumph.
Norton and Francis-Barnett Motorcycles.
Some models available for immediate de-
liveries These machines are complete with
the latest improvements. Excel. used ma
chimes in stock. Trade-terms.
1915 Matchless, 500 C. C.
1946 A. J. S., $50 c. c.
1946 Harley. Az"
1912 Harley, As.
1885 B. M H., $50 C. c..
1916 Triumph Speed Twin, 500 c. G.
1946 Francis Barnett. 1875 C. c.
1924 Indian Scout 45" .,
M. st. NV, RE. 6073. Is
Evening star., 1947-10-10

SILVER SPRING, mr.. Four Corners
acre. on East Wayne and NV. Parkway;
all improvements.
wheaton, Md.-5k acres, on Claridge
and Rock Creek. H. F. BIEBER, sH. 656b.
Evening star., 1947-10-10
ACREAGE WANTED.
STORES FOR RENT.

IN VIRGINIA-Low priced unimproved, di-
rect from owner; give price and descrfp-
tion. Box 24S-J. Star. l2s
Evening star., 1947-10-10
MONEY WANTED.

list TRUST NOTES on D, C. improved
properties at 81. SURETY REALTY CO,
Elk. 1914: ewes, ST.. 1850. ,-10>
500 first trust. payable S110 per mo.
including So, interest. Mr.. BoYUM, HY.
Evening star., 1947-10-10

DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
HALF OF LGE. MOD. OFFICE, mr., 1stl
and Col. rd.; to congenial lessee; nsy nsy
Including janitor's service. DU. "a
Evening star., 1947-10-10

81 ACRES, with 6-rm. house. electricity in
stalled. outbuildings, . lovely wide streams
and old mill; swimming, fishing and boat
ing; located within committing distance On
macadam rd. nr. Catholic school; $10,500,
easily financed
s acres wooded, high and rolling, with
stream, nr. Rt r, only IA miles to D. c.;
$2.l5O, easily financed.
acres, all cleared, nice view, only l
mile to Lee hwy ,y12 miles to .. C.; $1,000.
HUGH McDIARMID, Real Estate, Phone
Vienna 500 IL
Evening star., 1947-10-10
TIRES FOR SALE.

TIRES FOR SALE-Big bargains, new white
sidewalks, new hrst-line, hrst-qIality
blacks: prices S7.S5, plus tax, UP. Phone
WA 1866, UN 1909. GL. 3345 liz
Evening star., 1947-10-10

es-ROOM OLD COLONIAL HOME
large parking space: junction Of main
hwys.; very reasonable.
7-room house; 25 acres; Columbia pike;
Clarksville, Md. $4,000.
CALEB ROGERS, Broker, Ellicott City
9: Mrs. Noppenberger, Ellicott City, phone
Evening star., 1947-10-10
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS.

HIJNTTNG PRIVILEGES-Outdoor sports
offered by Maryland Society of Hunting,
Enroll now. Reasonable rates. Box 4s4-D
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GARAGES WANTED.
TRAILERS.

GOVT. WORKER desires garage in vicinity
18th and G sts. NV; must be reas. Phone
ME $500 Apt. 707. 12s
Evening star., 1947-10-10
coMMERcIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

ATTRACTIVE STORE on Georgia ave; In
Petworth: good size, nice show window;
hieh ceiling, balcony once: low rent. Call
DICKSON & REDDING, OIL. 7lbl. -lb
Evening star., 1947-10-10
WAREHOUSES WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

prom. apt, Vic. OF Wis and Mass. ayes.
win remodel to suit suit tenant: Or: 659s. sos
vstor once bldg, divided in rms; will
rent hall; char and util. furn. OR. 650s.
CENTURY BLDG, 412 ,5th st. NV
50. it., size 2lx42, outside light excellent
for Insurance ofice or any other hizh-type
business. THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO., INC,
Realtors. 73S 18th st. NV, DI. $3.50.
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Continued on Next tPsss)
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CHERRYDALE, Van Near schoolhouse;
old houses, 2003 and zoos N. Oakland.
iaSke lots; offer wanted. SH. 1878. Ill
Evening star., 1947-10-10
AUTO LOANS.
GARAGES FOR RENT.

GEORGETOWN, between 33rd and 34th.
| o and P; garages, $500 50. it., suitable
for commercial storage or studio ME.
Evening star., 1947-10-10

CONNECTICUT AvE.-5-story, elevator.
oif-heated once building; long lease to
prom. tenants: wiz IsI Esali5e IL ao% %sh6s nst re-
! MILES FROM SILVER SPRING. gen
eral merchandise store, fully equipped, IN
good location. Call Mr.. Aiinutt,, y; - y;
Evening star., 1947-10-10
INDUSTRIAL PROP, FOR SALE.

1884 18th PL. N.W.-4 units: 2 bedroom
living room, Kitchen, bath each unit: exce
lent buy, S31, ,750. HARRY GR1TZ. M
4l65, NO. 1917. .RA. 1858.
Evening star., 1947-10-10

Woodbridge-New b-rm. brlck mouse,
h-acre lot; oil h.-w.h., winter-summer
hookup; full basement. Exclusive with
n. A. EDGE, TIE 1881. IL
3 ACRES m HERNDON, VA.-Good g.
room frame dwelling; bath and gas water
heater, City water, sewerage; radiant TIP
barn, 1 blk store Price, $4,000.
s-rm. frame. Ia baths; bsmt,;; heat:
Herndon, Va. Price. $4,000.
acres: 1l-rm 2-story old house;
needs some repairs and redecorating; sets
in grove of beaut. old lge. trees: Loc nr
oakton. Va: nr. D. c. busllne; 5AS "a =
Evening star., 1947-10-10

bedrmS.; new condltlon, insulated, Weatn-
sTstriDpsd tHl base%snt pTN oil a4ae Beat; W1o i
biJd ar 4312 10
BRADDOCK HEIGHTs-First Offering, at
tractye detached brick Colonial nI on Large
fireplace, dining room has French doors
modern kitchen, 8 bedrooms and tiled bath,
oil heat, laundry tubs, maids toilet, Anchor
ton Near good schools and busline. Pos
session with title. Price, S1s,950 with
appr roximately $4,000 cash: 1st trust at
EEss REx1TY sa rs eo kns Pa TX efss g. nw R b
ATTENTION, GIs-Listen to this! New
detached brick homes. Twenty-ioot nving
modern kitchen with stove and refrigera-
tor. powder room, side porch on lst moor;
3 bedrooms, bath second floor; full 6ase-
srsa s4ooe yth ooneisd sens paee
der CT Bill Of Rishts; Our best buy this this
year H. aEANEY " ,ssa = CO. 1858 Connecticut Fl.
venience Of location, how well constructed
new! This white brick Cape Cod has bed
tive nving rm with fireplace. dining rm.,
kitchen equipped with the very best, side
SC. porch, lovely oak floors throughout. fuil
arc. ass heat heat. Wen financed out Washing;
continue to 1st street to left. turn to our
sisn. Mrs Ladd will be glad to show
YOU through If She is at home: If not,
call us! First time advertised; will be held
OPEN Sat. and Sun. If not sold before;
home s. WTTHERs SMITH, CHI. 1888,
DO YOU NEED large home with 5
bedrooms and ga baths? Call today TO TO
property; exeellent price and fnaneins cling
RoPERT Grc1, M BRpMWSASSaks oW Gao co Lee 80 nS''
orEE TO-DAY s ;.s to emSew s.tS reDsss sanssoT N
living rm., gas range. full basement, OUT
stds snsranss oil heat f1,, lG.; sros srom
Memorial Bridge, out Lee blvd. No. 6o,
III miles beyond Falls Church Airpark, lett
1 v miles on Route $50 watch for sharp
right turnl. from Alexandria, out Duke
st. 2.7 miles beyond Annandsle, right !
mile on Route $50 to open sign. JAMES
E. MAHONEY, woodward Bldsa RE. 24l1.
vA.-Near schoolhouse;
old houses. 2003 and zoos N. Oakland.
ak e lots; of1er wanted. sH. 1873. Ill
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08
ShellcrAft Class
Is WetI-Attended

The design and creation of
shell ear rings. pins and neck
laces Tuesday night at st. Mary's
Parish Center engrossed the in
terest of the Shellcraft Class un-
der the instruction of Miss Fran
Watson and USO Noes WD Area
Worker Eileen Coughlin.
Accompanied by Assistant
Troop Leader Mrs. Andrew
Pritchard, and Mrs. M. founders,
the class included Julie LANCE,
Barbara Pritchard, Joyce Loun-
ders, Virginia Demeritt, Gloria
Muniz, Eleanor Cato, Lorraine
Warnock, Marylin Adams, Joyce
johnson and Jean Mercer. There
were Girl Scouts from Troops 5
and 8, both Public school and
Convent students.
Twelve registrations for the
cooking class to be held at the
Parish Center next Monday will
be accepted. from girls who de-
sire to earn Merit Badges in
Cooking.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08
Committee
to Open Office; u.
Girls Ii Event

The Fourth Of July Fiesta COM
mittee will open its headquar-
tiers this weekend at TOLL Di-
vision street, Director Fito Boza
announced yesterday. At meet
ing of the committee, an offer
of Mario, Mora to use his build
ing at the above address free Of
charge was accepted.
The committee. named Ivan
Baggett, photographer, TO ham
die concessions at South Beach
where picnics and other events
will be held. DIR. Fred Carbopell
and Walter Maloney of the Key
West Cupboard Racing Club,
have offered to stage a number
of races and aquatic events.
Baggett also suggested that a
Latin-American revue be staged
in the High School auditorium,
one of the three nights of the
fiesta, July 8, 4 and 5.
Fifty stores have ordered bal
lots for the voting of the popu-
larity contest and will have
them ready for distribution by
this weekend. Three more en-
tries in !, the contest were an
nounced in the contest today,
bringing to 10 the total number
entered. The latest entries fol-
low:
Nellie Aguiar, 16-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Julio
Avail, 1907 Newton street. Nellie
is five feet, three inches tall and
weighs l27 pounds. She is a
brunette with black hair and
brown eyes and is a clerk at the
Central Pharmacy.
Zonaida Perez, 16-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Perez, 1909 Watson street, is S
feet, 5 inches in height, and
weighs l27. She has brown eyes
and brown hair. Zonaida was one
of Albert Boza's conga line girls.
Wanda Peoples, l7-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mario
Mara, 1918 Division street, is a
newcomer from Macon, Ga.
Wanda is a beautiful blonde and
a graduate of Miller High School,
in Macon. She is S feet 2 and
weighs l14.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08
New Blood Group
Is Believed Found

NEW YORK.-(AP9.-A new
blood group different from the
FOUR standard known groups has
been found by two Sydney physi-
clans and a science graduate en-
ployed by the Red Cross trans
fusion service, the Australian
News and Information Bureau
says.
The. physicians said the new
group was found while testing a
womanls blood for classification in
one of the standard groups. 1t still
is being studied to determine
what Importance it might have in
transfusions or other medical
studies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08
T. A. Dxffv Ready for
At Types Of Plumbing

F. A. Duffy, master plumber,
announces in today's Citizen
that plumbing material is now
available and that he is ready
to accept plumbing work of all
kinds. Duffy feels that plumbing
is public trust and that there
is only one way to do a plumb
ing job. and that is the right
way. He invites the public to
call him, telephone 118. and he
will be pleased to give an esti-
mate. No job is too small for
prompt, courteous attention.
Duffy holds several master
plumbers licenses. He has been
in the plumbing business for
more than Is consecutive years,
10 years in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08
CARRIERS HEAR
FROM THEIR son

Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Garner,
727 Love lane, said yesterday
they had received a letter from
their son, who is in the Merchant
Marine.
At the time of writing he was
in Trinidad. He said he was
shocked to hear of the death of
his friend. Frank Papy, who was
fatally injured in motorcycle
accident.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08
Radios Ursedfo
Brazil's Aircraft

RIO DE JANEIRO-(AP)-
Forty U. S. flight radio officers
stationed here, motivated by re-
cent air disasters, plan to ask
Congress to require trained radio
officers on all international
flights of commercial airlines as
a passenger safety precaution.
This group, headed by Fred
Irons, of Decatur, Ca, claims
that a trend to eliminate flight
radio officers removes the main
safety factor on international air
routes, especially those over
seas, mountains and foreign ter
ritory unequipped with safety
measures equal to those within
the United States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08

gon111o- 1n1ouno1iona1 Leo0us
a. preosuburg at Miami.
Miami neach n Tampa.
West Palm Beach at Havana.
l4ekeiand II Fort Lauderdale.
uootooaD LooUne
pussisuruh NJ Boston--Dickson
Ill W. ncaxley t0-W.
~. Isssss NJ Drooklyn-pickson
ss-1, ~ nrecheen ts-D vs.. Branca
ga.
k'nrsnnasi AZ New York-Besgs
|se- ~ ". kssio DID.
('hiraso AZ Philadelphia. two
wxmsre--uyxe ti-1D and Lade l-O
~ sssfissch ts-0 and Schmidt
hmnu6son Leo0ae
nsw yosk ~ Cleveland. two
|nnm~s. -Ehcs IA and Johnson
90, va reilss ts-0 and Embree
cn.lsslvsphia az 81. Louis. night
|n,nse Marchildon DID W.. FOL
|1l.k oil
o~san n Chscaso- -rerriss u-D
|s1 usne sl.ip ~. nigney Old.
Wnshsmnt<sn ~ Detroit-Hacf-
|ws te31 ~ Newsom t0-D VS..
|11usehsn~ssa tS-n
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green. then marched over to
the northwest corner.
Once more waiting until the
light changed. tahbY stepped
off the curb just Is . car ap-
preached and Eetreatsd to the
sidewalk to see if the auto
would stop. Il did. and the cat
strods across to the northwest
corner.
IF human beings crossed Is
that eat did. there wouldn't
be any fatalities from jay
walking" = policeman COM
mented.
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Aboui Green Lighls
Takes Care offts Nine Lives
4 4 4 r.
Is Not Greer,
~ = = = = = $50 ~

BALTINlOnE.-(AP) - "A
tortoiss-s shell colored alley
eat. taking none Of lis nine
lives for granted. gave some
so astonishsd pedestrians =.
lesson on how to keAp healthy.
The crowd stared when the
cat waitsd on the north corner
Of . downtown intersection
until tlae tpaffic liglt turned
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Rsvre indvidu ovoIve probobxw he MsssNs sA
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MEETINGS
Observation-Disclosures

v. W. F. Auxiliary H1sstk
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars will
meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the
club rooms.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-08

49, U10061 =
UnDo1D-ouoDsuoe1ona1 League
Tuesdays ScOres)
n1inmi q 81. Petersburg l.
Tomps =. Miami Beach 2.
uogt Lassderdaie 70. Lakeland l.
uonvsna ,. West Palm Beach 2.
oDo1lonal Iaa0ss
fWednesdsy's Scores)
~ L0uis 3. Droolklyn !.
u<stsm .. Pittsburgh 2.
Cincinnati II New York, post
wned.
chscsso at Philadelphia. post
upaed.
Amosiean Looous
Wednesdays Scores)
New York ~ Cleveland. post
ps~ed.
Washington at Detroit post
pnard.
ns~son az Chicago. postponed.
phsisd<lphia ., 81. Louis !.
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: Good is largely a matter Of
restraint in all things.
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SPORTS and
RECREATION

lssSs1'msIssaW
0WIlnGING-South Beach, south
end of Duval Street.
OEEpSEA FISHING-Gun Dock,
west Caroline Street; Craig
Dock, north end of Grinnell
Street.
DASEBALL-Games, usually on
Sunday afternoon, at Munich
pal Stadium, Duck Avenue
and 14th Street.
0oLF-Municipal Golf Course,
Stock Island.
TENNIS Bayview Park on Die
vision Street (day and night
facilities).
0ASKETDALL-Outdoo courts
at South Beach and Bayview
Park.
o1AlgDDALL-Bayview Park.
o11UFFLEBoAhD - Bayview
Park and South Beach.
p1cNIcxMG-Tables at Bay
view Park.
C11lLDAEN'S PLAYGROUND -
Bayview Park.
col0oAT STATIONS Bayview5
Park.
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Weakness is more hostile to
virtue than is vice.
Evening star., 1947-06-27
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. Al
~,

Half an hour later we had the
thing in some sort OF order.
We needed ice cream now, and
badly. We were wringing wet with
our efforts.
Came the Big Moment.
Then came the big moment-the
moment when we poured in the mix
ture and started whirling the handle.
The instructions said the handle had
to be turned at just the proper speed.
Too fast and the ice cream would be
frozen too hard, too slow and it
would be soupy.
In our enthusiasm we, Of course,
turned 1t too fast. When we took the
front OF there was the ice cream,
frozen on the cylinder as hard as
any cake of ice you ever saw. We
turned to the book again and found
that when this happened the only
thing to do was to break down the
machine, clean 1t again, reassemble.
and start over.
The whole process, according to
the rules, should have required but
ninety seconds. We already had shot
half an afternoon and had nothing
to show for it but a strawberry ski
run.
Tomorrow I am going to visit soms
local kindergarten and make the
kiddies a present of my instanta-
neous ice cream freezer. Let their
clever little fingers and bright little
minds produce some Ice cream At to
eat!
| distributed by McNausht syndicsts, 1nc)
Evening star., 1947-06-27

address from Moscow or a good
will statement. The function Of
speaking on the same program with
the other four leaders was left to
Andrei A. Gronyko, Russian deputy
foreign minister and delegate to
the u. N.
Mr.. Ciromyko is not a policy
framer in his own country. He is
merely the voice which repeats
faithfully whatever the top man in
Moscow orders him to say. There
was not even an attempt to explain
why Mr. Stain avoided participa-
Ition in the program.
Economic Chaos in World.
1t is little wonder that the birth
day Of the U. N. Charter was held
in an almost funereal atmosphere.
In spite of genuine efforts of the
member nations outside the iron
curtain, world conditions today are
/ far worse than they were when
the u. N. was created.
Economic chaos engendered by
political conditions prevails in most
of the world and particularly in
Europe and the Far East. Rumblings
of war and domestic strife can be
Iheard, even by the most inveterate
optimists, who would like to stop
their ears and cover their eyes to
avoid hearing and seeing the inter-
national situation as it is.
Every one who participated in the
anniversary was fully aware that
the dictator in the Kremlin had a
definite purpose when he decided to
say nothing-not even polite gen.
Ieralities-on this anniversary. The
truth is that Stain never believed
In organization of world peace by
means of an international body in
which small and large powers had
similar rights and privileges.
Concessions Not Enough.
Prime Minister Stains willing
ness not to sabotage the Roosevelt
Churchill brain child was purchased
for heavy price at the fateful
Yalta conference. where Eastern
Europe and the Balkans were hand