davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-12-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

a one,oWneP car: actually driven $3.50
miles ynter!1es viii Sssy.Ss MoroR tSr sSsS
oIpsBoBILE. convertible, 49," 1913,
ahd nydra sDosS Mt sood
cond. with 1900 mi; $3.50. Herndon
Obs oibs%oBihE Ge hflEff9 iss7 4dr radio and heat
sr. seat covers; asking price. $44O. Gail
oLDsMoBILE 1947 Hydra Matte 9s; radio.
heater; low mileage, like new; L owner;
SLDssSMoBaiEMEi 1917 faa47 4-aoer .ee,, sedan;
saskb 81 a4b Ta35ip 35v 5asi asiter Hydrs-Mati' ETC.
ab'"Sn CUB "s'! s-door; gf@ maroon hnish; runs
puerfect; / owner; Hydra-Matic. r., h:
LOCO; S335 down. 1910 14th st. NV.
oLpsMoB1LE 1915 seqanette, Model rs;
zsh Sec M64oRs a Hess5S ssS HSAsr0ER ss
ssSS 1910 Series 30 40 aaoG5 q:
seen @ to be appTesistedi: Ss 20, s1'7oo or best @
dy 'fasn 9sdio 0Rs sassf sS' etc. M s55
and h.; unusually nice car; winterized; will
saeSss for 94sE sale Ss19 4tb st
Pa PACKARD lard is9i i'a Clipper beautiful ivory
finish rsdie eo6 heater ssa. eovers' fne con-
PACKARD 1910 club coupe: like new
finish: excellent condition throuShout, fine
s. Gsrrd fer .ye only Taf f7gS Pk Tak0g Ma 81
PACKARD 2SiiA 1912 "12o, 5-pass. convert:
Soa5 SE best offer sGnv EimwSod nn1s s2s and b
icaI transp.; s635: HALEY's, INC, 2o2o
RPAGkAkn Si nm fs47 ~ lsS9 oSstom Super 4-dr Sc
eIuseh esn r. PACKARD aaa n blSs Hyefas nsh
the finest that Packard builds, S2,s45.
PAdkxkD FAtkxkSD lSs SS47 s"sS eoo As5 shsps
PackzRb n fss Sun iefs e" 1852 i5s$ edeer nsysssg
guarantee: this car list s2;93l; will ,sel sell
aoL1E hi yss6 MoeR eRd TRzER fPz Sase CO.. unss ga
PXckAkp Rys sTer ,sPs sPsinf Hd deor o fully
!ast l!ks nes So 5s5s eoIlE N Mor9R 2SvsT =
5T1,5I. TRA5LERn nd coa 81. sSss $500 Ga ave. sssf
PAcKARD Pa 1947 de luxe Clipper 8: over
drive Electromatic; nylon seat covers: !.
and h.; sacrifice. $1,000 cash or best oner'
PAckARb "a aAii,'i is47 7-passenser Custom Super
4-dr sedan, T. and h., Wv tires, pias.tte pt
seat COW: pvt. owner. Shown by appt'
p PacRARp sGHA IA is4e Is" convert. club coupe:
beautiful black finish. runs perfect. +.
and h.; S675, S225 down. 1910 14th NV.
PACKNSD 1s41 Clipper sedan; new. lus-
trous Jet black finish: custom nylon seat
covers r and h. extra OUTSIDE visoI:
equipped with 1916 grill. very eood tires.
rms like new: Official book value. u 80
our price ST ,095: cash or liberal terms
with written guarantee. COLUMBIA MY MY
TORS, 14th and Fla. ave. NV, AL. 10 &
PACKARD 1912 Model 100; eauiDpsdd, d,,san, With
heater, excellent tires: excellent eonditlon'
si'45p. UNION AUTO CO., 1925 L St.
PPXckAKb PT MAj 1saG' 1921 model Clipper: equipped
with radio. heater ans oveIdStyes IIs exHsp3 .TITo
tionally good tires: $l'255; 55no UNION AolS3
Co 1898 L ST. NV. MA. 13So. -
PLYMOUTH 1941 Fordor sedan: IN gooo
condition, 1915 or best of1er. Ho. oI52.
PLYMOUTH 1885 2-dr.: tip-top. s1s5.
ROBERT HERsoN, ~ Fla. ave. ne. ao'
PPLLSYMoUTH 1e41 de luxe 4..door sedan;
clean, excellent condition; $l'ooo. vi.
PLYMOUTH II 1910 e-doer: r and md, h, 1ss47
PIYMouTH 1871 4-dr sedan: low mile le
age new paint; private owner; Sl,Ipo'
Evening star., 1948-12-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

1913 e1s Dc luxe s1reampsl milne
mans oer exsss On Ses oeT
Gail OWNER, WI Re-, 800, Ext; 7S457 on
PONTIAC 1847 club coupe; clean, extras;
to settle. estate; $1,s75, or best offer.
P2Saf PSSfSG Ss6f g3 9SS4 ssa.a ALes
sssh; terms rms or trade RoBERT RS'f HERsoS' ssSS'
PoITa.9 & Eli ave }a.a! De .,aS ao, oa3l, s7sl
2O16 after $50. -3
PONTIAC 1912 sedanette; low mileage
custom built; r. and h.. clean and in excel
PooNTTAce' iS4s i s-cSl. & stPeamliner sedan.
sestsr stte Hydrs-Matif ss0s miles radi9
other extras; consider trade, cash or A.
nance; S2,45O. Call after p.m., NO. S755
PONTIAC 1910 "6'' 2-dr. sedan; in excel
cond. radio. heater and seat covers; re-
Gently overhauled; price, $3.50 SH 521O
PoNrfAec; (; is47 4-door streamliner: =. rs and
er; priced at S1,s5Q. VI, Sill. 3
PONTIAC 1885 2.dr. sedan; repossessed
For further information, cali HOUSEHOLD
PONTIAC l94s 4-dr s-cyl; black; HYDRA
$24s5. ST; 326s; ewes, Ho: oo51: -
aVnsd s le4s 4dr o sedan
PONTIAC 1916 4-door sedan; excellent
s5o pE ay poSHc peSsRpse CO., Wsshne
tons Largest Is%n Pontiac Dealer. 1887 Irving
PoNTTAG VII An s4s s'9o 4door sedan; driven Very
farsest Pontiac Dealer, i4sS Ass0s frVins St.
PoNrfaG PiT M fs49 f9G9 Station Wagon; low mi mile
guaranteed: $3.50. ARCADE PONTIAC
@ sSnf isis Is a4 s'SS low messe
ns ARApR ss5R sSafen CO., ase
sSna Esrfi5! sS1t'a' ssaS neasf' 1887 15sns
ear oR sas messe y eapps auaI
anteed S2,69I 80. ARCADE PONTIAC CO.
Washington's Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1887
PoNT1Ac 1sSHTf st s45 AZ ssS sSpo 4door cheftsn
Arcade Z ,iPoNriAs co; aWafhinstonIs + 5
PoNrfac PS AZ f5ae 1913 Station Wagon; very f low
esge peFfse sgndtSn hsssr
Irving st NV. AID. $500. %
Ss4S $50 Ss't ssa % s"si ks6 RissE :'a 10
PONTIAC 1e4s 2-dr.; beautiful blue: r.
chsrnerzed eRe ri s eRsR saT sf1sei MO-
TOR CO., I'LL Fla. ave- NV, HO. 5000.
PONTIAC 1912 4-dr sedan. s-cyl.; fine
condition; heater; $3.50 or best offer under.
PosfIac Pos nMEhI is46 o. Is 3g 4.door sedan; h
and seat covers; excellent condition; 5000
oR' eass s5sS, PayenDort St. NV After 5,m'' 81.
pontiac 1885 coupe, $3.50. Call after
PONTIAC 1910 de luxe "s" 4-dr. sedan;
r. and h.: extra clean: excellent condi-
ton: Ss65: Phone IA. 1909 or ,5132.,
STUDEBAKER 194s Champion sedan; CHI
matizer. slightly used; $2,275. CAPITOL
AUTO g. TRAILER, SALES, 1942 Bladens-
burg rd. FIR. 0636. 4
sTUDEBAKER 194s Commander Regal de
luxe; fully equipped; under 1000 mi;
STUDEBAKER 1946 Champion 2-door;
with radio. and heater; perfect car
with very low mileage, especially priced;
81 ,495:, Takoma-FoRD, 81 Carroll ave,
Tax. PIX, Nd. SH. 30O4.
STUDEBAKER 1941 Champion 2-dr.: black
finish, radio, heater, spotlight, mech ok;
SS95; 30-day guar. HILL g. TIBBITTS
1114 Vermont ave. NV. WashS Oldest
Ford dealer. MA. 1850 -6
sTUDEBAKER 194S Commander conver
tible; cream color; $365 of accessories;
sell at list price: $3.50. 1927 st. ne,
Evening star., 1948-12-03
Ny Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby
New Words.

Here are a number of words that
will make valuable additions to your
vocabulary.
Hegemony. Leadership or pre-
vailing influence exercised by one
state over others, as the hegemony
If Soviet Russia over the countries
Of Eastern Europe. The word de-
rives from the Greek hegeisthai, ito
go before; to lead" Pronounce it:
HEH- -juh-MOE-nee or hee-JEM-
uh-nee.
Imbroglio. "A misunderstanding OF
disagreement of complicated ma
ture, as, the imbroglio between the
United States and Russia over the
Berlin situation. The word is from
the Italian, in which language it
means confusion" Pronunciation
im-BROLE-yoe, the second syllable
rhyming with role, dole.
Recalcitrant. Resisting authority
or control; not compliant: obstinate,
as Russia's recalcitrant attitude
toward Western Europe. The word
is from the Latin recalcitrare, Ito
kick back" Pronunciation: rec
KAL-si-tr'nt.
Maelstrom, a famous whirlpool of
the northwest coast of Norway. Fig
uratiyely. a resistless confusion OF
affairs, as, the maelstrom of Euro
pean politics and intrigue. Pro-
nllnciatiOn: MAII-Strum,
Quasi. Seemingly but not actually
as, the quasi loyalty of American
Communists. In Latin the wore
means "as IT," Pronunciation
KWAY- sigh or KWAH-see.
Penchant. A strong inclination
taste or liking for, as. Russia's
penchant for not cooperating with
the United States.
In French penchant means Gin
clination. The English pronuncia-
ton is PEN-chunt.
Nepotism. Patronage given tc
relatives regardless of merit, as, tc
practice nepotism by employing
ones relatives. The word stems in
the Latin nepos. "a nephew a close
relative" Nepotism is pronounced
NEP- -uh-T -TIZZ-um.
diverse. The front or principal
face of anything; that side Of
coin or medal which bears the prin-
cipal design. For example, the side
of Lincoln penny that bears the
image of Abraham Lincoln is the
diverse. That side which bears the
words "One Cent" is the reverse.
diverse, the noun, is pronounced
OB-vurss. The adjective is OBJ
VURSS or OB-vurSS.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
= % THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C..
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE tcont.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont.
Nash 1916; two-tone, excellent condition
heater c1Sh WhlFHR mast s. 5e Rs5GSf IL
NASH 1s4s 900" sedan: don't miss thi:
one, $4,000, mi. 1-owner car; r q Taa1o Sne
FRooRp:caHHSDDEER MOTORS 62ya +
1sS ss pxeABs Dee PS fss2
ffs7 ffG Tssh1nsson frvins St NV La Ap $500 .s
eXeedriye' eXeee vUno bed, 'to ETC. TE. 1947. IS
Nash ia4s 4deor; radio; weathsFsfbyy, Tsmt sby;
low io' gas s consumption; a thing Of beagts
sI'ss5. na So'iHaSi EDMoNDs MOTORS. ING cIs5:
endon at the Circle Arlington va Sh
oIDs oiIS 1e41 4-door sedan; Hydra-Matic
model rs; excel cond throughput. run:
snssia sFsas or sem sfms "EisH 5TE1A MooR
eth and n ave NV 1sd,o Ma; hs.iep sGoY; hvdra n
GOOD tires, new battery; very clean. origi.
S56SO SIbs CAL s Il 4ssp. 1soa tires. pumps and
Bridges Moxley Trailer Park. miles
south, Of open air theater at Texaco station
I'm IN ia 1880 g, nj nj vsTy S s!es4n ss4 owner
BID 6Lps 'one is47 MODEL ss.w sedan; perfect sa
cond.; radio. heater, seat covers; '0os
BsSs fE unsss 1915 sedan
nN 1900 o. nfss' niles: s. 5s5; accept trade OF
1893 1873 05 EeSsae5te 9X 5aoe s series
2-tone blue and gray; r: and n; haa per.
teet sSa care very ssas ssan can arrange terms
oLDDssSMoBiLE 1889 sedan; heater, black
finish, clean throughout and in tip,top
mechanical condition: $685.: Terms. TR!-
ANGLE MOTORS, 1888 R. I. ave. ne
oIDSMoBILE 1887 6-cyl 2-dr,;;, r. and
h; unusually clean and good looking, nm tlne
RsfasSfIlE TKfANaIE MoToRs' sO1o r ave
oLDsMoB1LE 1912 sedanette; r. and h,
sssg.''u5 sss5. cHERNER fsR EF MOTOR co. I'll Fla
oLDsMoBILE 1889 coach; splendid con.
SsfiEn Salsnce tf RoPER fsERS o f7So r. Ro* ave- @
sae club gH5s coupe a2 S. B:,t h.
eIpsMohlGE eh2as EM IESi 1889 s-eyl. 2,aoer; sag
T5ade1in terms. DIsTRFSxT ASf9 sA5a dpe1
ealSsMySoBnE oIpsMoBnE 1s41 "7s" club sedan
cellent Interior, paint and guaranteed te
be mechanically okay; S1,O95. Takoma-
FORD, 81 Carroll ave. TAX. PIX, Nd SH
0LDsMoBILE 1941 model "66" 4-dr
sedan-This beautiful black car is clean
er Grand and practically new tires; priced at only
$50. $500 PoToMAc % MoToR SALES. NC
oIDsMoBILE la42; a.tone srsy;,I gray; r. osar ane
hauled: ssS5. Emerson 44oo; -
OLDSMOBILE 1916 sedanette. So: radio
and heater: priced to sell; ready to roll:
total price. only 81 .615: with 30-day "a!
warranty NORTHEAST MOTOR co. LOT
1901 MINI. ave. ne, Ii 4lOO. IL
OLDSMOBILE 1910 2-dr. sedan; r. and h.
new tires and tubes. good condition; $50
eiio oIpsMoBnE MOBILE 1s41 2-door re-; hydra;
offer TW $500. Ext. 341. IS
OLDSMoBILE 1947 Custom .'s" 4-dr
Hydra Matte; r. and h.; 10000 actua
miles; like new in every respect: winter.
lied; will sacrifice for quick sale, S2,O50
BARNES-SANDERS MOTORS. 1900 14tF
oLDsMoBIIE 1913 Futuramic "9s' sedan
owner; So6e5. UN 29s2: -
oLDSMoBILE 194s rs 4.dr Hydra
Matte sedan: at list price; S2,463; low
mileage. peri. in every respect July
LINGToN TUCKER SALES, 1925 Wilson
blvd 0W R30O d
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Test Your Horse Sense

Score one point for correct So
luton to each of the. first five prob
lens. The last problem counts five
points.
1. The capital city of the State
where Lincoln was born Is
Frankfort Des MONIES
Springfield Richmond
2. The word cracking" suggests
which one of these products
Steel Gasoline Wool Pork
8. Which one of the following has
a species named for a State in the
U. S. A.?
Evening star., 1948-12-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1947 de luxe sedan; owner
hospitalized. force to sell at sacrifice price
PLYMOUTH l947 Special de luxe coupe;
aad Color sse
sANDERs MoToRs. 100 i4th St. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1916 Special de luxe sedan;
eellentt, all around eond,; "a choice hrst
81 1856. WHEELER. INC. 1890 Wis. ave,
s;39 8; 9 - to oG3 $50 Pm, Pm EN-; 4s9o.
sedan; run iust over 700 miles. really
Mi szEli Mooss sssh iNc sesaf q
Fl h3 9MouTH 70 III 1e4e s,door. Special de luxe;
eas nssE0s 5ao0 one M1s 0Hns5 0aE az ss1S
PLYMOUTH 1s41 Special de luxe 4-door
sedan: r. and h., new motor recently in.
esre orisnal Siaek @ nish n4s M s' viii III
sacSiee Inses for STSs 94iek sale $3.50 BARNES
PIYMouTH PI sfa is49 SueeSi Cub Coupe; r, h. like
new; S1,695. CAPITOL AUTO & TRAIL
EFR SALES. 1912 Bladensburg I'd. FIR.
PLYMOUTH 1912 special de luxe 4-door;
heater; owner has new car; $S95 or best
PhYMoG4H fsF "a sl5 lS4i Special s-dr blue clean
inside; new tires. radio and heater;
ene-owner car: low-eost commercial credit
Rc 4sod p0RHaF %s R5fe EN- 5soo s S4'
seq running con eond; saerifes; sSS5 sH
PLYMOUTH 1946 Special de luxe; excel
lent condition. very clean inside and out,
sHns g91d looks g9Ed suaranses 81 4s5
pIYMoGTa fTG Is4 Special de luxe
Isaans 1880 Ga ne no. s5s until RIresfs
PLyMouTH Ils. 1o 1s47 aoG spsss! s,5 Dc 1gze saF
PIYMoUTH Ply a51H 1913 2door a sedan. Special de
luxe; Motorola heater. custom seat covers,
so sories: any low s'u mileage; a perfect cond one
owner and driver; real buy at $1,000.
Can see Sat. and Sun. at 1905 r: I. ave,
Brentwood. Md. or by appt.. call WA. 1881.
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-dr sedan: good. clean
car; seat covers, heater; excellent car 70 fer
PLYMOUTH 194s Special de luxe 2-door
sedan: low mileage: excellent cond heater
PLYMoUTH convertible 1916 Ipurchased
new Jan; 40; ivory, paint. black top,
radio and heater
ofeT. Cali RE. 800. Ext. COOL or Ho.
PLYMOUTH 1898 4-dr. sedan; radio and
heater; S495; must sell. GE. 6643. ---5
PLYMOUTH late 1888 sport coupe; rumble
seat, spotlight and heater; good cond.
$3.50. RE. 1901, Apt. 205. Il
PLYMOUTH 1941 Special de luxe 2-dr.
sedan; orig. owner; $500 cash. WI. 4lS6.
PLYMOUTH 1898 4-dr. sedan; r. and h..
excellent motors and good condition: $51O.
PLYMoUTH 1889 4-dr. sedan; seat covers,
heater, fine cond.. Just passed Va. inspect !;
$3.50 cash or best offer. WO.. 55S4; p
sedan; car always kept IN excel: cond;;
800 miles; S1,45O. OWNER, Call AK.
PLYMogTa 1928 saeor; ysdie; sEs heater
s6 @ease ?a7 sfso Club phons sSnD* IA s7s
sLYMouTa hH sJEHPE Al Spec. de luxe aoodr.;
heater, original eray finish like new. spot
hauled: lss sssS;: so.day guarantee. HILL 4
TIBBITTS. lila Vermont ave NV. Wash's
Oldest Ford dealer. Ma. $3.50. -6
black; like new. low mileage: h., tailored
pydo pxt owner; ETt ,,s1' $3.50 or best offer. Gil
PIYMoUTH 1s4s 4-dr. de luxe sedan:
original owner; perfect condition: heater
and seat covers; 81 400. SH. .o29a. -5
PLYMOUTH l94s new 4-dr. sedan, Special
de luxe: less than 100 actual miles; $4,000
III. 0S41
Evening star., 1948-12-03

boy was well prepared for a spade
lead so I selected the of diamonds.
Mrs. Wagar won with the ace and
returned the 4. Declarer took the
king and then successfully tried the
double heart finesse. He then cashed
the ace and king of clubs. The cards
Evening star., 1948-12-03
Goren on Bridqe

~
North and South vulnerable
South deals.
NORTH.
A None
0AQ10762
%
%AK7632
WEST. EAST.
Ae753 AK10642
0KJ8 043
UQ986 oAJ54
&J9 &Q5
SOUTH.
AAQJ8
095
oK1o72
%1084
The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
Pass Pass club 1Spade
2 no-trump Pass 3hearts Pass
3 no-trump Pass 5hearts Pass
S no-trump Pass 6clubs Pass
6 no-trump Double Pass Pass
Opening lead: 6 Of diamonds.
Without waiting for our diplomas
from the Berlitz School, the men,
bers Of the U. 8. A. troupe, in
vitees of the Asociacion de Brigistas
Argentinos, hastened into action
Immediately upon our arrival In
Buenos Aires, competing in the in.
vitation mixed pair championship
The event was taken by Peter Lev
entritt and Mrs. Lewis Fremont
formerly of Detroit and now resid-
ing in the Argentine. in a victor!
that was highly popular with ever!
one but Margaret Wagar and my
self, whom they beat out in ths
waning moments of the fourth
quarter.
During the final round, Leven.
tritt in a sincere effort to bolster
my spirits that had been rudely
shattered by a succession Of bac
boards, pointed out to me that pros
perity appeared to be just arounc
the corner. You really have 8
soft touch for the next round" he
assured me, pointing to a mild.
hammered gentleman Of obvious
Latin extraction, who was to be
our next opponent. He bids like
cowboy and I just clipped him
for 1,100 points"
The reader is at liberty to draw
his own character sketch from the
bidding sequence indicated above
for the accuracy Of which will
not only vouch but will pledge my
sacred honor. South, the Gauche
referred to above had "Sin Trium.
pho' on his mind and no amount
of pleading by the fair senorits
across the table was going to move
him.
It appeared that our bouncing
Evening star., 1948-12-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

HONESTLY PRICED USED CARS-Des
pendable transportation; unusually clean
cars. Courteous statesmen to wait on you.
,4S Studebaker coupe 81 ,995
Evening star., 1948-12-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
SPECIAL 1e4s, 1s47, 1o4s CAR SALE.

sTERRETT MOTOR SERVICE. INC, 1897
East-West hwy. 81. 1900. Your friendly
Ford dealer for Silver Spring and North
west Washington, offers these quality used
cars at considerable reductions.
Evening star., 1948-12-03

Score yourself as follows: o.
poor; 3-6, average; TO, superior
9-1o, very superior.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
Points for Parents
BY Edyth Thomas Wallace

Thinking parents are more concerned t the s0ee compare
school the children rece1Dng them thdn they
renithf fheiro nnriden didnnO
Evening star., 1948-12-03
By DR.. George w. Crone

Cow Horse Sheep Chicken
4. Laughing gas should make
one think primarily OF which COL
lege degree?
MD. D.D. ID. S. M. A.
5. Which one of these forms OF
footpear is also the name of snake? ?
Sandal Galosh
Root Moccasin
6, In the left-hand column are
listed the sounds made by certain
creatures. In the right-hand COL
umn are the common terms used
to designate groups of these same
creatures. Try to match the ap-
propriate sound with the group
name to which it pertains. You de-
serve one point for each correct
Judgment.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
ANSWERS.

CRhode Island Red). f., D. D. g. 8. Moe
casin. g.. (a) Ba-a-Flock (E): 90 oink11 oinks1
Moo-Herd (x). (e) Gr-r-r-Pack (v).
Evening star., 1948-12-03

All parts Of the rice plant are use
full. Even the husks are used as fuel.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
Word Game
Find 81 or more common English
words in
nYTnAR

meaning, characterized by commu-
nifty of interest" Average mark Is
48 words. Time limit, IS minutes.
Rules of the game-1. Words must be Of
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of IS, such as
bats" cats" are not used. 3. Only one
form OF q word Is used. 4. Proper names
are not used. A list will be published
Evening star., 1948-12-03

The rhea, found only In South
America, is a small ostrich. It's
feathers have considerable market
value, but the bird does not have
the fine plumes of its larger rela-
| tive
Evening star., 1948-12-03
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

CENTRAL MOTOR CO., Kaiser-Fra
Dealers. 5000 Lee hwy. Arl., Va. Ter
or trade. Phone CHI. 1000. Open ey
and Sun. ID
Evening star., 1948-06-01
Big Steel Could Grant
$500 Raise, Wallace Says
BY The Assceiofed Press

PUEBLO, Col, June Henry
Wallace says Big Steel" could give
s6O0-a-year raises to its workers and
still be making more than double
its prewar profits.
The third party presidential can
didate spoke last night before an
audience that included many steel
workers. This city's major industry
is the Colorado Fuel g. Iron Corp.
steel mills.
Mr.. Wallace recalled that Singer
Paul Robson and Lee Pressman,
former CIO counsel, were picketed
by members of the steelworkers'
union when they spoke here May Z
and said he was "glad to know that
this sort of thing has been repudi-
ated in Pueblo" There were no
pickets at the Wallace rally.
II don't want to see picket lines
brought into discredit," Mr.. Wallace
Evening star., 1948-06-01
Senate Hearings Open
On Bill 10 Extend
Trade Act for Year
By N, A,.oeios,d Pres,

The Senate Finance committee
began hearings today on the House.
approved bill to extend the Recip-
rocal Trade Agreements Act for a
year beyond its June IL expiration
date.
There are indications the group
may act late in the week to strip
out of the measure a congressional
veto provision written In by the
House.
Chairman Millikin said the COM
mittee will try to work the bill in on
the senate's heavy docket as soon
as possible.
Senator Bushfield, Republican, Of
South Dakota said today he favors
limiting renewal of the trade pro-
gram to one year but would elm
mate the proposed congressional
veto.
Senator Bushfield's opposition to
veto of trade pacts by Congress
| represents a reversal OF MS long
standing disapproval Of the reci-
procal program.
He said In a statement:
IT believe now that these treaties
must be maintained If the Euro
pean Recovery Program is going to
work. We cannot be economically
isolated and at the same time poll
tically international"
Now that we have embarked on
a broad foreign aid program, he
said, the Nation should assure itself
of repayment by making it as easy
as possible for debtor countries to
reimburse the United States in
money or goods.
ALLOWING congressional veto Of
trade agreements merely brings
tariff making functions back to
Congress, and could seriously affect
the negotiating power of the ad-
ministration," Senator Bushf1eld
added
Evening star., 1948-06-01
Lucky Broken Mirror

JAMESTOWN, N. Y, June l P.-
A broken mirror proved lucky fol
Fred J. Harrington's family. A
light bulb ignited a celluloid lamp
shade. The flames spread to q
curtain and window sash, then
burned through o cord suspendine
mirror. The crash aroused the
family, at dinner downstairs, In
time to avert serious damage.
Evening star., 1948-06-01

said, adding this would happen II
they were used "in q way that would
hamper American thought"
He renewed his challenge to ad-
ministration spokesmen to debate
United States-Russian differences.
Evening star., 1948-06-01
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He made the original challenge IN
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May 23 and has repeated 1t several
times.
Evening star., 1948-06-01

tired when we got home, but The next
doy new and delightful experience
owoited me my first laundering!
arrived at Elite and wos promptly
put in q net bog with other shirts from
my new home in order to keep US oil
together. Then along with lots Of other
net bags, we went for q wonderful swim
in whirIine woter wheel. 1t wos just
like O roller coaster should be . we
whooped and hoIlered os we posed each
other in thot refreshing soop-eoPped
both and then the rinse and rub
down which dried us out, then to the
pressers who added the finol spic and
span touch. Did ! feel soods Honestly,
I'D never realized life could be so won
derfui otter those months in thot dreoN
dark box!
Life hos been exciting during these
post months. I've been to New York
and Pittsburgh and next week we're 90
ina to California :. thot's fine but I'm
going TO miss my regular trips TO Elite.
Oh, WELL "a fellow cant have everything!
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-01
MIDWEST Committee for

MIDWEST mitt for
Protection of Foreign Born is
really getting on the ball. Hear
that they're bringing Abner
Green, popular executive sec'y
of the committee, and Ferdinand
Smith, NMU Negro leader Zone
of those held on Ellis Island for
deportation who won freedom
by going on hunger -strike),
to Chicago to speak at Hotel
Hamilton, May % Don't
forget that Alexander Bittleman,
progressive leader, speaks on
1.-THE Deportation Drive - A
Threat to the Jewish People," at
j ewish Peoples Institute
Theater, $500 w. Douglas, Sun
day, May 8 Those thous-
ands of Farm Equipment work
ers who have been lending sup
port to Joe Weber, ex-FE direc-
tor of organization, in his de-
portation trial, will be interested
TO know that the trial has been
postponed to Oct. 6 AVG
Chicago Area Council is throw
ing shindig, "Maytime," this
Saturday night, May 1, 8 pm,
Woodrow Wilson Room, "a E.
Randolph Understand Her
ald-American reporters are
burned up because the two cops
Hearst hired to write exposes
can't write-they don't even dig
up their own stories :. If you
must gossip-tell it to Our Town.
So long till next week.