davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-23
Ancient Insect Dive

Known in the time of Moses as
tola and as coccus to the ancient
Greeks, kermes is one Of the most
ancient of dyestuffs.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-23
Care of Eggs

An egg should never be kept for
any length of time unless it is placed
with the big end up in a suitable,
well-ventilated container.
Evening star., 1948-01-10
HOME IMP. coMpANIEs Gent,

G-RKPAIRING, interior and
exterior; carpentry. painting. paperins,
sssd: frss ssd essimstes Contract t q at time
and material. CAREY WINSTON CON-
ssTTsspyceTT!1SMS c0STS c9,; Go; srsHGs sS7s .
attics. finished in knotty pine; Nuwood
planking and Celotex tile; bars, -porches,
steps, floors, all home repairs; financing
arranged. +; ". RUSS. days, VI. 7096i
ALUMINGM COMBINATION WINDOWS,
with screens, by Storm-Sash; free esti-
mates; mates; terms terms. & oR &5l22 u,,,,,s IL.
and bsmt., inclose your porch. AL types
Of repairs and remodeling; 13 yrs ex-
perience. Free estimates cheerfully given
Terms II desired. JOHN J. CROSS CON-
STRUCTION. Call Greenbelt 1888. la
SUBURBAN REMODELING CO., home re.
pairs, free estimates. carpentry, brick
1st-class mechanics. Phone WI. s679.
Evening star., 1948-01-10
MIscELlANEoUs FOR sAlR.

MlSSelkANkOUS FOX SAkgs
STUDIO COUCH. blue tapestry, good cond2
S1a e. 1a Paogs ST. and os sSn sanf:.
SUIT. beautiful black 1907 wool gsh
size II; bSand.new; ses.s5. wo. ores
Sum I.MR r., Battle ,s. Greek siss.r am
sssi. ssSen 1854 'ssa'Sn ssah St, NV W. sunday pr
1ansIiE.n IAstE medlam a % walnut as chairs; ssoa
TABLE. console, liv. E rm., Solid vainus
s,s lss tablsi waIngt laas round mirror. as In.
TABLE-s-pc; Hspplewhits banquet table
mfSs mirros 9sd cai co o5usssIe ssse for ap .n1su'
as n:sss sssss Ssr P'ssssa' ssss s b..
IAsl.: 1aas lib l.sr.rz 1892 81 inches, ehstEn
TELEVisI0N at less than 81 a day COM
for particulars. DI. oIss. TEL-vfsIoN.
% ss, SS5 SAMPLES naH.: :, and
azes ssSR u Es or ss 1ss iSs Sss II t. x
SJg InAEp9 DO With nda7 vest size 3s-4o; like new
fs1; fYfEwkiTEsMowner III eco wants to sell koy.,
ssRssIs Hs!sss, sss tssS tesfl 81: SSnosS' sssS' II
TxfEWhlTEk, used underwood, 1S-tn.
ssHs1ss ssens eoaasosyD 5is type D icy sss sss
TYPEWRITERs-4 underWoods. SIS each,
pefabs sn'n asia wilson neg Sa asmRs 2Ii
5sf:ss TssTEasHs s5sa,isn also Sss:.
MONTH guarantees. see asans & 1881 'fys Eys
ffYTPEwp,rER RENTAL SERVICE -b9,s
w sIS,is q 50: sfs;5S; 70 at; sS q. 5 asP.
stssshnenss' used 1a mcnshs sSS' sS' VI
Vacuum CLEANER. Hoover, SIS, Gan
SAGuuM Sa oS eIFANFFs up n'T e4s ssf sss .s
!ssns e sa'saf AhS r2f sSRsE hEssE co e's s1
xEsSEIisS Us ri BLINDS SDsv' washed; zsg.!ass.s;
Estfsfs EnisS GS 5esoFdfs Ss is4s Eask AVE-
gator-type case; s45; 1887 Fairmon. NV.
surplus, l5o per double roll. ssi il St.
SiiIsa SAsars b. Aaf p0sn. S5nssg ST. Ps9p
WASHER, Launderall, excel. cond., 1925;
.sss s end '' ca. H'aa:' ga esgs W.
WAsHERs-Apt. size, 15 in. Is In.
ot Of water. MAIoNEY's. NC. s1as asor:
W syss sR Nd vfassl sh ass2 and s.n
Easy etc ;; from ss5; Trsds;ins ssesptsd;
sh ss9b Z 'frns ave. aAsx ns DH HptaaAsc1 asoo g.
nSsp nsssf ss1sFS Ca sasy yw.fsd ssE%s eatA Af x:
WASHING MACHINE, clean and in ex-
sSsni WasH1N sSRd MsSnSf ssa Ga As MA eSas spsn.r
gsTfees ssnd., used very little. price s1So..
wAasRffSSG MACHINE AND DrsHwAsHER
combined. Thor; practically new. TO.
WASHING MACHINE easy spinner, like
@ oshers se "a. ii atsntis 's5t soso, II II nj ft.R aa
type ,dsS issTSSe Capacity. perfect eond.. sSs.
WasHiSG IA HING MACHINE, small Easy yia spin
x4sI.f Ss, ss 81 ,5s sa m5rs
Va RssHIse as e'fstR Msdhisr, ii NV ssna,s la..
IGde l9 raSs gssd few DE- tipss sss4 cost sa4e sell
WASHING M MACHINE rsiiable; sa5. ,bE.
W92sTiER HEATERS. gas electric, all sizes,
Expert installation. JOHN O. WEBSTER
WEbsrER sHa K Eb tsiS MAsass "a as2e Cost
S14995; sell for S120: 13 spools. Also
Duplicating machine. like new. cost S110.
WELDER ARC, Fobart model. 200 amp,
gas driven; 2-wheel road trailer with tires
and tubes; accessories and 1S0-ft. OBJ
long o cable; excellent condition. RE. 1899,
YOUTH BED, spring and mattress. Phone
Franklin 1881. Ill
CHEAP-ofhce desks. file cabinets and
composition boards, 4x5. J. BRENNER g.
SONS, 1924 Fenwick st. ne. Phone IL.
Evening star., 1948-01-10
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, AL remodeling. CARPENTRY
HSS e %sSsS sSS3 sssS :
footinss. driveways,. porches. basement frs.
estimates. c. GALEA, AT. 1854 or FR.
,ola:,. pine 1ssEsatien sIs
ssIas PsnRt HssE RrsesN s. s6ss @
GG29fiiERRAr}cSs, G2ii RI 35SS ADDITIONS. a. types w Of
ssnis5 3 sSs new
I'd. NE. Ii. $3.50. FIR. oe46. Home i'm
provement specialists. Paint, paper. water
proof; tile, linoleum, etc Free Estimates;
e q. II. eSfIiS BUILDERS. Spruce o4oi or M oEM
suIfIlDING AND REMopELNG Of all
BTfIDEk s1nds coNFkaoTosNea NFisoH SSe' building
sss@sses irss esDaInsc H. EEss RfensPs M
COMMERCIAL AND HOME REPAIRS. re-
FInssToSH MD ssSs
gsshss Bssenss wss es ss Gs oN o t4Gtnsi R
piRr ga 0ay kE%oyED, sEfS under porehes cellar
ooh fss5 By 9sa p pus sss rs
laying, sanding finishing, cleaning, par
fses sa aiuf & iei: isfa Eoos
GARAGES built to your specifications Free
ss.imatss; Liberal @ terms PORTER con-
GINHT GENEkAE coSTRasC;T6SR@New building.
renodeling repairing, oak flooring, CON
s1ssS sWrIy work. Su etc; asss estimates free C. A.
HONE H6MEItM MobEkNfziNG-Hest,ns. Sb kasEz paper
ing; painting. ,plasterins: brick siding,
2oNf Hon f01s 1RsEMoDEL1NG . speciality. base
ment to roof. porches, attics, painting,
tims.ss; JOHN. UM; 1895; l2'
HYATTSvILLE cont CoNTRACING CO., roof
guaranteed; monthly terms; free estimates.
KITCHEN REMODELING-Imme in
stallation of the new Kitchen Maid Flow
Line cabinets and Tracy Lifetime STAIN
less steel sinks. We do entire Job, involv-
ing carpentry, electrical work, plumbing,
plastering, painting and linoleum. Also
painting and decorating. MODERN HOME
CO., 1915 Conn ave. NV. MA. 6710.
REMODELING homes and stores, recrea-
tion rooms q speciality: Al workmanship
ePsstnas ePs aeraS aaSs ca oa e. " oFs Ras
RnEMoDILfNG-Brick or frame additions
knotty pine rec. room. storm windows,
plum bing, heating. plastering. papering
eshtinhbus eohuMbus SONS coSsTRUcTfoN i5e:ff CO. pi
f774; Sunday or ewes, LII 1908 or NO
Evening star., 1948-01-10
OPPORTUNITIES tcont.)

new sELF-sERvIcE SR9CEkY, 9CIt:,,r located S,Hs
ton; owner must sacrifice; can be seen
eis skoeGRx Ger ussrioRE-wen-establlshed sell:
finest shopping centers in nearby Arling- Ing
long lease % available; reasonable rent;
Wb VIII soksa sn r s Ssnsss
ing the grocery business: priced low for
a,'f see and sd'e talk terms, M call NJ Douglas
with MacLINDHEY, Realtor, 75 N. Glebe
Ed;;i 1HTIinEtSOn. H3laS s.yyss, cH. 5000; eyes
sheet metal contracting; well established;
large volume of work. IA. 1924 between
LET Us SELL YOUR BUSINESS, real
fsast' sn resuss sactsn cam it III For &C.,
LICENSED Brokers and Auctioneers, RE.
DRTGsToRE. cesirabl. location; daily
priced right for quick sale. No agents.
MODERN. ATTRAc, RESTAURANT. 10.
and carries good rental and lease;
eall :aJ5 :Ja4JT5Es LAFFERMAN. TE. 44s7 OF
Ridden q COIN. INC, 1924 x st. NV.
offers an excellent dry goods store on busy
H ST. ne. Has large living quarters. Long
lease. Does $1,000 wkly. Can be increased
oWNEs E Ell IEaySa q Ia diT4 SrFS and will sell his
pawnshop which is. located on 7th st.
in heart of pawnshop DISTANCE. Estab;
sacrfiee Son for 1900 cemplste mM To Sc see
S640 or EX. 57O5. 1924 K st. NV
RUDDEN & COHN, INC. 1924 x st. NV,
offers a live-wire grocery store with liv-
ing quarters. Does $1,000 wk. Long lease.
Sl05 month; PRICE, $1,000, complete, Call
We sEhB RE se4o Ell Sos Store
1885 Columbia pike. Arlington, Va. Pri-
FISH FasE oMp' AND POULTRY MARKET for sale at
sacrifice; equipped to kill chickens, or
suitable any kind Of grocery business; A.
EsfsS 81 Sssis sass sso !syns
city. 34O4 14th st. NV, MR.. DANIELS.
BEN KIPNIs announces association with
the Accredited Business Brokers, special
izing in purchasing and sales sale % Of bus busi-
SALESMAN to sell nationally advertised
priced SI259, fully guaranteed Not a
e9s You f esn ke en 4a in rer
ton. write today to LIGHTNING ADDING
MACHINE CO., INC, Dept. WN156, 543
South Spring ST., Los Angeles 13. Calf.
C0LORED = SHORT T-ORDER REsTAU-
aas nside s9Shef snd out 0esa
Two apts. on second floor ST. 5l93 12s
Evening star., 1948-01-10
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcula
tors, bought and sold and rented. RI. 1177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. Si3 14th st

1SS SS1Ehs enS iSq asd co ssssd sis
ADDING MACHs.. typewriters. caleulators
pssa pree NJ 1885, co sSu ss sRs. kRa
MISUNDERSTANDING, bric-a-brsc. china
asssre sh.ss Cash pTc., psd cs
BEDRoOM SUITES. dining room suites.
living room pieces russ, gas ranges and
at at once; will pay highest possible price
No. No mater yhst M yeu Save to Ssao s please
sooks fa tSess WsANTEpHghes Ne Nn prcss sU paid for
good books on any subject, in any held
in any Quantity: books removed at our ex-
ss Dense nv. DsnTF5GT Mr' 5sss BOOK STORE 7&i 9th
CAMERAS, all types. movie equipment, sn
bought at osa highest price
epposise pep o ot justice 9 so re- "a 4ss a. NV
sssd clothing ss.z sisMATs; I s: iIs$ "a, 7sS r., st
greg eHsn your sys MON s. into
ff gnwEnERs RSas 7ss SS l4th
and wrist Watches, initial birthstones. dfs-
ehased aase wfdses sishest s Prices psd % NEW yoRH
DSa nooM S3 s1a En- p1vas ss ns part,
Pay good MI fnsh soad Price; Duncan Phyfe pre-
FuRN-House' teutTsNS n'pt ant. or single pcs.; tor
cash prompt removal 1--WE do moving
FGGRiaiTURE, Fl want to buy direct from
syenss Dyats oTnsr IN as7S s1so good used piano
FURNITURE and household effects Of the
better kind wanted at once; will buy suitef
asa Ssa plfses eRApY sbsfe Na hos sse6 'A To-
FURNITURE-Wil buy entire contents or
odd pieces best cash prices; buying srd
S!as 5e5 2S'f sS q sad sssf' M oH
FuRNITuREE.Nssd mahogany y, dining ai rn,
secretary sec or oreakfront' odd chests. TsS'
FSutRiNifruRE Fl wanted by private party:
bsdrm;; living dd rm.' dinette SET chairs rugs
fFTnGRNiTpREMTop cash prices: entir.
ETRsirSaS ASb RBFES EESusfSoIB iBlso
IN a. ssss Can tta s. sge5 y'a or R2
SskDfs GSss a5fa dG rkaeToR stS5asos arse. bras; re
shsfs ehaif set pans sssy dhF dssed s
aoLD-Brins your old gold. silver, plains
!ssiS s,shSesa sSs'5y It # y $ss - ss.s
.. eTss nanD es1 setves sass RE hsass 4sSs
ooLD-FAsHioNED picture frames, CLOCKS,
also antique iurn;. china, hIearms; curios'
relics, etc. EN-. 42Uo or W. oOUO.
size. any size, any condition; viii pay
Pianos WANTED-coLoNIAL PIANO Co
pays HIGHEST cash prices. Phone MA. 4e70
sEWisSG 81 S 'e mAcaiaES@we buy all types,
esssins s9o :ns ~ ;,;|s asij !,
f9fetten Tge sIsoER Rsssss sssWa RE''iMs MAdaas
| 4913 Georgia avenue NV, Taylor I3I4
| Gill Georgia avenue NV. Georgia Gill ;
| s417 Georgia avenue, Shepherd ss44;.
| STOVES for heating and cooking and Ee-
boxes. ACME STOVE CO., 1o11 7th St
WANTED-BetIer grade OF household fnr-
niture. antiques and once furniture. Ma
| 1920: evenings. GE. 6447
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy twin beds
desk, rug or carpet I5x20 with pad. hsnd
bowl for bath. Congole9m rugs 1915
WANTED to buy bootblack stand and shoe
repair E9p gGN a1nS Il Ssisr sfas. silveraar.
sonsi9Ps nRRUPs4W syeszL aszLssNH isss ssans
st. NV, ST 7496 tnear 18th.
Evening star., 1948-01-10

COLORED sHORT-ORDER RESTAU-
rant, corner location; beautiful store
inside and out; $4,000; $4,000 down.
Two apis. on second floor. 81. 5192. L.
Evening star., 1948-01-10
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

IRISH SETTER PUPPIEs, good huntfns
stock: T wks.; may be seen after pm.
634 23rd ST. 3d., All, Va. ia. 1891.
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS.
cANaRIEs@Beauti Singers and hens:
psrakeets for tanning and de. breeding. "a 7
GOLDEN IAssiEs AND LADIES with
beautiful white ruffs. s25, Phone psie-
view gUo1. tlE
WANTED-Nursing mother dog to nurse
4 baby Chihuahuas: Call RA. 221I: II !
registcred; housebroken. TIE. 1897 IL
MALTESE PUPPIES for sale; rare: while;
hardy breed; ideal pets; for appt. to see,
call MI 4220 evenings. In
BOSTON TERRIER. female, Axe req :
wks. old: dark seal and white marklne
Cali III. s51s or RE. 1912. 10
BEAGLEs, ! female: 2h yrs; J mals;. :
sale. Can Overlook 04a1. II.
POMERANIANs, tiny, fu1y, golden Pup;
ali day. Saturday and Sunday. IN
CONTINUED on Next PassI -
Evening star., 1948-01-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER-small bulldozer for light
grading and back filing. TR. 1899. -10
WITH OPERATOR for hire:
FREEzER LOCKERS. 3-cu.-ft.. for rent
a few days Telephone GIL 5678. Ii
FOR RENT-Caterpillar, motor graders,
Diese' bulldozers all sizes; diesel cranes.
shovel, backhoe, drag line, trenchers. al
types; everything for the contractor. Call
GIL 2212 or GIL O993
Evening star., 1948-01-10

pan gas stove, both excellent condition.
ggEss ggF%ss aaeHSh Sf wS 3hs Gs7s rotary
auapin village, Alex, va. Alex. 7s4S.
SEWING s-Clearance sale, A
new and rebuilt consoles. portsbies, trea-
ssf HfEz RApo fi
81 Sss:e.s III s:tss
ts sh@ss ssnps paAeHsRscs a. do d9ss ss45 for
% n%fs deIs5f MxcAsE Snsszzsc szcHxaef an sss
sEWrNa Jew e MACHINES, etc; port, ss5: tai
s5 sss sga R5s5 u 'sss ss5 's;s4 a sac 81 s2
SEWING MISUNDERSTANDING portables,
Home sewing machines. Immediate deiiv-
cry, 5-sr guarantee. Small down pay
ment. terms So mo. NO: 21Oo. 2414 i4th
kwise s. S 8scniNfsAs Sasn syfs a. las. s your chance
to select the machine you desire and
pay for IT at your eonyenisnfs at - 20
sazhof Hzi Se'! a41s sfsWHSs fssb s. na nAoHsoE ~
sHoEs-Famous brand factory canceila-
extremely low prices; AAAA-EEE; expen-
sive stylish shoes at prices you can afford;
genups Co r'gsss ess e Sx & ss @ 8Rsn M 13s
sAdEss sasb s. pT byoxa se'Gna ls1alS Sor "a AA s.
aI Silver soii Fox JACKET and evening dress.
pure silk, new. size IL. MI. 754s.
,ss. sISk sss ssandaTs' Mo ssoa aSsln' like ns" fGm
inSii SINKS. t new and used all sizes; faucets
pipe, showers, toilets, tubs. basins
BLOCKS 3056 NJ st. NV. MI. 7141.
SLOT MACHINE, for nickels out OF ad-
justment, SIS or best offer. Kenmore
SOFA. Duncan Phyfe, pineapple tim
frame. authentic reproduction, ss6. Wo'
sssh ssouND PROJECTORS. Special considers,
sTENofTPn AH stIHoMi oMiAcHINE With stand, com
plete eorrespondenee course ana papef
ssToKEh, sg9 e. whiting. Whit for apis: or large
| trols. 500. WI. 4462 after 2 PIN, --12
SToKER, Fire Chief. compete with con-
trols; used l season: for bal que sl4o.
sSFooKnR, SEo ;'hR. Link Belt" including motor;
In fine condition; large capacity. ,Cai
sToKE.s.. used Morse. bin.
fed, ash removal; complete with motors
STORE 81 IFixTUREs-complete. seif-seryic'
| store fixtures, meat cases, dairy poxes
i frosted food cabinets. beverage coolers
reaeh-in rstrigerators, walk-!n ,,If,2 f9Iisrs sv
ieS5 iasS coium6ia Columbia I'd. co. o3ss.
| STOVES. oil pot type. coal. Kerosene, elec'
| trit. gas. wood; large stock and variety
ACME STOVE CO.. 1o11 7th st. NV. MA
STOVES, 4-burnsr enamei-top gas stove
STUDIO CoUCH. lounge chair. door lamp
Can from to 8, TR. 0739. III
Evening star., 1948-01-10

s1a taanurs sn cs
sss: s9 ssaa and md ss
Sss145RE SfGas hASh St bAka4A ns AD 1Go new, yn.
made. full saEless-sprins construction
Make your own sslectien from la5se a sns as
%AREaousE SSliasaRe ep11Fa PTRN1r5sE GRE Sales @ v.
sARDEs R@ e 9RacfoRs. gi nationally adyersises
make, in stock for immediate delivery
Is FiRHS zfsTiks gS ssii.' fa54s issS hss
sTs. sc. units for stores; new, . used. BLOCKS
GAS HEAIERs-a Humphrey, gsdians: sy;
ss:sh cost 3sSsE used sen ,'1 :s
srois. "A ACNE 55sJ stove Co. 1o1l 7sh st
GAS RANGE. good condition; reasonable
ss 9:;s fa;' ss:; :ss
tsAss GAS RANGE. Estate. SIS; pormsyer elee
assne aas s5 nsY s.dl1s. aGs BED
ms.sEess nett sss slss SO Salas5 sssss 0sa Pm
with with side oven; splendid condition: mus
move; s15. Cali DU. COLO; $3.50 27tl
Gas RANGE. 4 burners. excel. cond.; $50
Gas KxseEs, % new; used. % u sizes; s ssIIs s1as s!
CO. 2235 Gsorcia ave; NV; pc: 5s7o;
new. used; city or bottled gas. ACMl
sIoyE S1 LON Am ,ts tssTaaRTEfel Az IA ssI com
plete stock rebuilt. Rear of 5000 Georsi
GIIDER, IKE new; s new green cushions
\ SEQ Call WI. 3433. Ill
i GOLF CLUBS, matched set Of 9 irons
/ Bobby Jones and . woods: steel shafts
in good condition; left hand, eost, S15l
sell for $40. OK. 1910 or CH. 1897 eyes
lGREETING CARD CASE containing abou
1885 worth Of cards for only $50 com
HEARING AID, new, No. 900 sonotons
air-conduction hearing aid. Call MI. 0a0
/ between 1915 pm. -iu
HEATER, circulatins, oil; suitable 70
store or 4-6 room house. Cali 3D. sl17
HEATER-circulating oil heater. 2-pe
burner, Aer-o-Flame, heatsf6 rooms: Ct
e135. 1907 g. Oakland st.. ArL IL
Evening star., 1948-01-10


PIANO. upright; a;siz.; GOOD eond:. just
PfANo Pfsn oonsH sradSury nprisht, $685. veptece
Wiz Vi. ISL. assia s1st s: So. Apt: s.soa:
able; s1oo, or best ofier under. MI. 1873.
PIANO A Webster sSs sBFisht excellent e95d
seEsh4, ,;s see a2ss s!Sss:.
PIANO. piNs baby grand, Gable, excellent con
sis5Gn' s4a5. sR. aR'hs is5s t; after is pm. IT
afsoiS9'f sRas:
Ct '%a ssas 'Fsnss We ssaah ~.
ability and eye appealing case ID. designs sss
in MAHOGANY. walnut. ebony Light n,,9s6 9a6
M2SNSoa's SfaNos sa y stsinxsy WA grand: rich walnut
case, exceptional tone, an heirloom pos.
3 ass u, S}y.'i
rfaNSs rfaeS!ss oiss knap. grand r.condltionsd, apt.
gRsisihts gRRoniser saa sonsos ssOr.
ssy As0 S5ss soRa R'5Ri 95s
PPiNNBAEL Pine e. oPiEsRAToRs. sale cheap. Nam
seIle. cyclone, Kilroy, superscors: 2 RocE;;
| OlaS, 4 fackaIQ wall D0Acs, Win WnSt
chsilsnseIs; IN good operating condition.
SAY GSaPr. vi black sIs xa,vanized, new, used. W.
cut and thread to order; plumbing fixtures
BLoCK's 3o56 M st. NV; MI. 7l4l.
Posts @ gsss M s. Esd e.ss ssasr 'Hs m Is osas esn
iR PoWKR e efass mowERs 81 EsIips. and garden
aid, 21 in. a6 in. 32 in; 36 IN; sul5y I5s
Ga. ave. Silver Spring. Md. sH. $3.50
PRESSING MACHINE for sale, exeellen!
condition. See at the Y. M. c. a; VALEi
SHOP 1895 G st. NV, Ma. $3.50. Ext
81, ask for Mr.. Brent. IL
pressure switch. $50. ANDERSON, Glen
mont. Md. Phone Pleasant 034s IL! Loo,
cond.; reasonabie Also max wheel. TR
RR9ain9iAroRs, four, 2e~ high: one bath.
room radiator. good condition. HI fHso
RADIATORS; PIPE .nd ,Janx p,ps hsslnssii tin ioss ~
LIST st. ne, RE. bg4p- -.,laa,,.
RADIO. crosiey igor model; ,;no praeatleiss .aaer
O'clock pm. 1887 Calf. st. NV. TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-15
Eventual Victory
Winners of Civil Rights Fight Stake
Future in New Deal of Roosevelt

the South and especially IN New
York, Illinois, California. etc.
It is doubtful if it has helped
them in border States which, 1t Il
hoped, will yield Democratic Sena.
tors to overturn the narrow Repub-
lican majority in the Senate. Per-
haps big-city congressman will wiz
who otherwise might not,
Not Big Boss Decision.
An energetic campaign by Gov
Dewey, who will surely be en-
couraged to invade the border States
If not the South, might cancel out
all Democratic advantage. And, OF
course, If the people rebuke Demo-
cratic quarrels with a Republican
landslide, all bets are of.
The great decision was not the
work Of political bosses, favorite
whipping boys Of those who belabor
the Democratic Party. Frank Hague
Of New Jersey, for example, tried to
hold his delegation in line for the
official civil rights compromise; they
told him to run along and sup
ported the stronger plank.
President Humans part in this
piece of history is largely accidental.
President Roosevelt was for civil
rights. President Truman believed
it his constitutional cuty to promote
them, too.
The manner of his action-the
whole hog program hurled frontally
at Congress-and his own breeding
he Is a border Southerner and the
South felt betrayed by its own
rave the South its excuse.
But President Truman never In
tended to throw down the gauge Of
battle. It is extremely doubtful Il
he then foresaw any Of the things
that reached their climax here last
night.
The Democrats can't escape his
tory, however. In their crucial
States, a majority Of their party
want the New Deal. Last night
they 30 voted.
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had q vein Of shrewdness that ran
quite deep. and for something more
than that, for q certain sense Of
fun. have wondered sometimes II
that realism and that sense Of fun
are not playing some part In this
convention.
Realization Of The Age.
Has he not perhaps q perfect
realization that . nongiant age has
dawned and that he Is q quite good
nongiant and as good as most non.
giants likely to present themselves
to share In this modified glory
which Is all that they can enjoy to-
day?
Does he not perhaps congratulate
himself that after all he did give
his party what IL wanted. and that
was, as was proved by the brilliancs
of the demonstrations, . chance to
declare itself large-minded and
still willing TO make sacrifices
for principle by making . stand On
State rights? He has not been q
compromiser on this, he has driven
his party to q definiteness Of action
which to a foreign observer was as
tonishing. I could not but help
guess that he would come before The
convention with that little tight smile
on his lips which might mean moth.
ing at all If It was not that %
many good men who work with him
seem to think 1t means more. And
I would give a lot to know II It did
not come from q cool. unheroic. but
unsparing power Of analysis and self
analysis which is very worthy Of re-
Snect.
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campaign it was Lowell Meiie"'
hard for me to believe that God had
had any hand in the defeat OF ouI
candidate, the Great Commoner.
But now that the Democrats In
this convention have done every
thing conceivable to destroy their
own party and haven't quite sue
ceeded, it is possible to think that
perhaps God does interfere in such
matters.
Pledges to Little People.
The party still lives, thanks to
whatever cause, apparently prepared
to continue in the course that gives
it its only excuse for existence. 1t
has renewed and even strengthened
its pledges to serve the little people
Of the land in the tradition of the
great leaders whom its orators de-
light to name-Jefferson, jackson,
Wilson, Roosevelt-and it has put
forward as its candidates men dis
posed to make these pledges good
In the midst of the perspiration and
profanity-to say nothing of the
hopeless defeatism-that character
lied the struggle to this end, there
were plenty to say this week was
witnessing the finish of the party as
an active force in our national
affairs. This, said the pessimists, is
the end. But when the fightin' and
feudin' passed from the talking stage
into action, the situation began to
look different. 1t appeared there
was life in the old girl, Miss Democ-
racy, yet.
For one thing, the delegates dis
covered they had more than a