davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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noos, PITS, nc.

tered. pediEreed puppies. small. Affection
Woodland L f's 5srsss sas z
REGIsrERED POINTER PUPPIES. NAL.
sas tsn's sassA sss s' REass r. ssss puppies
So .smalss. s9s aR males mSi PI ess ssss-ensi
rht. sos yis 3D. sass ossns s for fta .oes
sssts: $50 to sst me, Or. ssss, -ss ss
r.sss ls.sosss. rar ssd. v.nns sss and s,
WASNTED-Homes for cats. Phone cH.
toCkEK PUPPIES. beautiful puppies of
Ssst 6lSedlins; blond and black; reason
saaii GsfAT vi pSsI ssls' PUPPIES. week. to 4
fa%ns .nd p srinales .Iso % olaer % panss ieft
with Us for sale; an AKG reg. Priced. ss9
Up s,,, Come gu, gu, and see ,,s them ,IL1IT MpAW
aea sjoniDs M ks a saasasss
GEEMAN isHifHERp PUPPIES. SIRED By
"sio1 pion Sox Of Is Rushland. .Ve csmplon Laehen
son Grafmar Asgard. reg. Daleyiew
BCxERs-Don't buy your boxer pup un,il
Sel' S% % Trained Cd Apt. = 1874 Iowa 'H; av. nv nv.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS black males;
champion line, sired by champion. 92l0
saybrook ave, Silver Spring, Nd. -2l
PUPPIES. half Beagle. half Dachshund; win
make sood hunters or pets: reasonable
KEEPSAKE COOKERS. exceptional COM
panions from champion stock: REGISTERED
and pedigreed; at attractive prices. Rock
BEAGiES, mother and daushter: Axe:
$50 each; real beauties. Call KE. 6117.
BOXER PUPPIES. Axe registered. cham
pion sired; fawn; ready to 90. OIL. 1874.
BOXER, male; Is months. papers, loves
children. WIN sacrifice. CO. 9l19. -23
COCKER SPANIELS, two male puppies,
one q weeks old, and 5 months: excellent
breed, papers available; $40 each or best
POINTER PUPS. > males, . females, 3
mo: old: champion stock, pedisreed, males
SO; females. $50 AT. $3.50.
FOX TERRIER, male. small. l yr. old,
housebroken; wonderful with children: in
tellisent. Best effer. RA. S6l0. -23
MUST SACRIFICE, female, white and bun
cocker spaniel: Ia years: Axe papers.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. famous see
ing-eye line. really beautiful: $50 each. MI.
ll20. 3025 o ST, NV. -22
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, all colors,
all ages. best bloodlines; cookers at stud;
delivery Rockville 2644 -23
KITTENS, 3 healthy playful males, Free
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

RIDING HORSE, sorrel 16 hands, 5-year
old gslding; WI 6147. -.1
all good mixers, tested and vaccinated,
others to freshen soon. Vienna 117-J-1,
-26
FEEDER CALVES; $50 lbs. to 450 lbs,
wanted at once. Call UN. $500. -26
COW. jersey. gentle. purebred. 3rd
caf, June 20, now bred nne registered
bull. tb. and Bangs tested Call FA 1885
PIGS. :. ten weeks old; SIS each. Call
FA O23s or FA 1859. %.
THOROUGHBRED HORSE. 17.c. hunted
with Manor Hunt last winter; best offer
FA ll66. Co 1929 Alter n m --o3
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BABY's BUTLER SERVICE = Complete
rental service on folding cribs. strol!ers,
Err SERVICE. 60 Canal st. s.w.. EX. 1870.
BUICK SOUND TRUCK new. public ad
dress systems music players- wire-tsps ,n Re,
EQUIPMENT CO.. CO. 4445.
washing machines, wax
ers. cleaners. dehumidifiers. etc DISTRICT
ELEC. CO., WO. 1902. -23
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RooMs FURNIsnEp-s.E. end s.Wy

TWO ROOMS. Fort Dupont St s.ee3
i double, / single, gentlemen only. Cal
sissr As Easf g% cAfAffol AH iSsi ssiIsinss room 10
employed young gentlemen: no drinkinE
Mniimlted Dhons, nss,rouI Il 1ad3 AZ, i. III .;GyI.n,
room. bay window, next TO bath; Lincoln
Park car passes door: couple pref -
616 G ST. S.E.-well-furn., large douo1s
o: single. clean private homeis $40 VIZ.
NICELY FTRN. sLEEYING nm. mex. 10
bath: Phone Ak 522s
room. twin beds, suitable for = sentis-
o1 gen; 1o,.n sln PEE ssss sssE, sKS,x,Sc nm VI Al,
c-Ali priyn: for couple; $40 week. Az.
CoIoRED NICE REFINED MAN or
q nice quiet couple; some privls. Can
coIoRED-FUaNIsnED ROOM fos ecup.k
privileges. FOOD Transportation. Lu- 1883.
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OoATs,

e,a.r t,en ns,Tiy s. ,s6s new; must sserihe. Ssst
sPIEpsoAr@ecsoirreet Graft, brand-nsr,
he he market; Gray marine 45-hp. motor:
lsas rs iasrtsf MARIaE sRS
sERViGG' 81 vaoE NC 1900 Maine ave. sw.'
St1soy.SksD seySs II MOTORS; Scott .tvslF,f: W;' Al,
rs ~ 1sH .'s 4 III 's: nc nA5
sn4MsTM Mrns sTs 'S oUrsoAsp sD sfso BOATS s T.
MARINE "A ~ SER SERVICE INC, 1900 Maine eve.
MERcuRI oUTBoARD MOTORS, all
s1ss ssfsk mhRNR ssHssy sc
SANS sOuCT-Lightnins class sloop: .
sets Of working sails, one new: stainless
ossr :aT9aa .ass Tb y0p h sheets e @ ns boat o
oSIy 81 ,s sss5 Rpg;s ists. ''a'' .,. e,As' as as
p.sEe s.y Hsn. d'g s.S 9n asns, cha S
res.elrvation. call CAPT. A. v. KING. WA.
sEREk sosF sFrAs Mosks sGa hsgs ssaas Hs
MARTIN OUTBOARDS. sizes, new: -
easy payments or approved credit: tmme-
f's'y co s,s5 SsFsD:s g.. . 9E ss5
KAYAK, made In Germany, needs minor
repairs; as is' sl5. RA. eeos after 8 IN.
PATROL BOAT. ex-Coast Guard. ocean
going. SO it,. 226-h.p Diesels, ship. shore
radio; 1st.clsss cond.; $4,000, PAUL
ENGEL; l4l5 Mayfair rd.. Jacksonville
LIFE Iii faGns rRHsERVfK sSS CUSHIONS. all eoiors
RpEGSfe HRNH sEseE se h sa s6d Nam. sEs
s.v.. ST. 1890. ~
MOTOR, Buick. 1s5.hp. 1912 model
perfect condition; ideal for cruiser, $l45
LYCoMING racing marine .nsin. u75.
h.pD; record holder, like new; $3.50 OF
l', best etIer aTsr, will take car in trade. pu
CABIN CRUISER 1s4s. 80 by foot beam
all overhauled and in excellent condition
2 hunks, toilet and all accessories. Tn.
hull alone worth asking price; or viii
METAL AND wooDEN LATHE for sale
a so boat, 4 #. long, $50 so4 Potomac
sYe ny, HsT IT. Alley ca ya TIE sass dou,,.
cabin cruiser accommodates s to L!
persons: aft; cruiser, will accommodal le
Of 8. For Information. call Ex. 1898. "a
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AVIATION.

ANNOUNCEMENT-Aeronautical Services.
Inc. under new management, announces
with headquarters at 1865 Irving st. NV.
Oath and Irving. Phone AID. 434l &.
and foreign airlines, technical aviation
manuals. etc. We also supply charts.
equipment and give class or individual in
structton in sea and air NAVIGATION, in
stock a larse supply Of new and surplus
navigation equipment You are cordially
invited to visit US. -21
Evening star., 1948-09-21
POULTRY and EGGS.

s0 WWITE ROMAN PULLETs.s from the
finest trap-nested stock; many with records
Of 900 or more esEs per year. Can sH.
IaMys FEED STORE, s1s < st. nv. NJ.
00se. Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup-
rlieS.
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BUSINESS oPpoRTUNITiEs tcent. }

sd psdRISsI0RE-owner !6G TORE III: must ;aeriie.;
tunity for one man. Information, TR
Is1s n,rss yeessays, Il elsl SUNDAYS. Ss.
Will be sold to those making the best offer
Located in Shirlington, Washingtons finest
suburban shopping center. in new build
ing with an excellent 5-yaar lease. Now
doing between S50,000 and 100000 q year
out capable of crossing much more. Shop
VII VII oe soid either with or without stock
with satisfactory credit references. For
appointment. cali MRS. BROWN. Me 4a04
curing once hours, or GL. :647 ewes. and
GROCERY MARKET-Excellent cash bus. !;
Va: ia-year lease; rent, si75 per mo,
DsoD 81 sss SSSSf after nsns Sun saiE:?
ESTABLISHED HAND LAUNDRY. fully
sHEaf Mf1Ah ei fSSS ~ 6usssss 4sss COM
plete equipment; rent. $50: ideal for ex-
perlenced man 10 have his own business;
cry truck' only si 800; one half f"s cash. BAL
Ex e555 Fpf PasfoR q III Iufa. q INC s0iioeeH Ws1
RooMING HOUSE BARGAIN-only $3.50
6GWn' 6f"E arransed as It. houfekeepins units
tsissbis' Total @ pEIes. $3.50. sif csii ST. ST:
nd Mp foop eas5oR,hYTz RIb z1oHSR tSG STORE with
ssles; mos, ~ sttrsetiVs sff lease caA1kEN Z
sf4ufrrI SEA FL H5as new Sgn GAS oy s4a9los with
the main highways of Arlington County,
Va opened months as9 tnrdraS and doinE
over 2o,n00 gallons per month. Plenty, Of
room for expansion and used-car lot
Priced at cost by owner gh1ss h2s plans sInE hsEe
MAKER, I7la K st. NV. Ma. 1886.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED in the dry
cleanins or laundry business, see or
call Lieplins & Co. Inc: We are experts,
help in this line, whether you want a
small agency or lge. plant, you will be
amazed by our satisfactory service We
in this area. Stores from 5000 to S12G,-
900 Please see or call LIEBLING CO,
NC Rm os a1s V,eteT a,as Bids 7s4 9th st.
LIQUOR STORE--Can be bought now and
big season profit earned by new owner;
stye esb Dr0e9s,9Kh ecaAKEN i0r Da5, G Th R
STORE. on big business
street; excellent lease. good sales volume;
s53s: sun; ov; s1oo ,,.,
S40O and owners apt; rent. S140, with a
5-yr. lease; price. $4,000: terms E. W.
THuRM DI. 1908. aos 10th st; NV.
rent. s"25. Ayr lease; income quoted ST.
800 monthly gross; all permanent guests
except 8 rooms for transients. Only $4,000
d9Tn TGp 1,G7 Cen NJ; NJ Garrett ST 6o"l' PAS
ROOMING HOUSE. 1900 block Belmont
road: 10 rooms, 2i2 baths; rent only sos.
ants. Excellent furniture throughout. Total
price, only $1,000. Call Mr.. fowler. EX.
1855. PASTOR-LUTZ. INC.
DGS grocery; over 81 900 weekly sales; g.
year lease; rent $3.50. Includes room
apt. Total price. $3.50 including stock
ST 1921 PASTOR g. LUTZ, INC
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GROCERY AND MEATS. ne; owner vii!
guarantee by trial $1,000 weekly: mixed
trade; rent, only S65: lease with option:
total price. $1,000 plus stock
trial. $500 weekly; 2.year lease. option 3
ST. 66:1. PASTOR g. LUTz. INC.
GROCERY. mixed trade, beautiful store,
short hours. closed Sundays holidays; very
low rent; S1,500 weekly business. Only
$4,000; z. W: terms.
Grocery beer. colored trade, $500 week
ly; low rent; living quarters; thick neigh
oorhood business can be improved by good
operator. SCHWARTZ, EX. 250l. 22"
LUNCHEONETTE, 1925 daily business,
short hours, 51a days; 100000 cash needed
Grocery including apartment, closes
:, no Sundays; Sl,s00 weekly; only S10,-
600 terms.
Grocery> 5000 weekly; only $500; if
you are looking for a small store don't
miss seeing it SEIGEL. Elk. 250l. "3'
COLORED-BEAUTY PARLOR. mr. 9th and
You NV; $500 down booths. 4 rented
at $40 wk. MR.. ROBERTS, DU. 1889.
CoLoRED-cLEANING AENCY, You st.
NV: total price. $500; 2-yr. lease. MR..
ROBERTS, DU. 23S9. 81
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n
h Masic 'es' chef gas ss' RANGE az SIS IA. 5$sa
RUGs--stair carpetns, 3 full ,stairways
ditd dition; SIS. Cali pu. 6s44. -ss
bsss safe tsna12xss 2dsfas so4 q ''ss as
saFEsIseveral 81 Tts. sss; "A" and B" labeled
also iron safes many sizes; can be ar,
labeled safes are tops in security and pro-
4fa1os eaGas Go soa ps sSets
sIwiSc MACHINES Singers ss|s 81 rent
sTMASa sHAESsa hs'R s.. Co sstS
portable; consoles desk models; terms terms
Free nome demonstration. No: eleo,
stWy yt 4ts & syes d.1ery i
brand-new New Home consoles and port
ables; Singer 6esk mode, slss5o; Singer g.
up saf Rsntns so ana snfsT rsparnf Iii
s@ s?nSfSssd + sIfs syr c9sS' AVE AVE-:
ave Open Wed ewes. till pm. EN-.
siW1sa siSs e Ea iaSs Singer .lecii'es
sewing machine: immed. delivery, Open
,x syss s1oa @. 1aIsI 1ath st. NV CO se21:
SkWINU MAShINE clearance sale. IreaQle.
$50 and UP: portable. $3.50 and up;
console. $3.50 and up. SINGER SEWING
CENTER, 342l Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 4244.
SEWING MACHINES-Immedia delivery;
brand-new console model electric sewing
machines: 26-yr. guarantee by factory:
price. sl51. !Th.s model was advertised
Sunday for So. by mistake.l Also new
portable available and we have rebuli.
portables as low as S55 and up. Desk
models and consoles also available in re-
built machines, very low prices; easy
! terms; very aood trade-in allowance On
your old sinser tread.e machine. Also
Open am; 70 p.m. daily: SINCERE
sEWIMG MACHINE CO., s24 Ktns, st.
SEWING IL" MACHINE sALE-sinsers. cleo
triG porta BILE. s5a,95 console, SO %:
electric makes from $50; free home
demonstration: terms s125 wklv. MOD
ERN VACUUM STORES e04 10th st. NV
MA 9142, MA. 5642
SHOES. lsdy's 5 AAA, black suede: never
been worn: SID Call VI. 0se3. -22
SHOWCASES t2i. ample disp.ay space
very reasonable: also walk-in leebox ana
other. equipment. HENDERSON's GRILL
SINKS, new and used all sizes; faucets.
ssIocKss so5s N st. NV. Nj. 7tll.
Evening star., 1948-09-21

ADDING MACHs.. typewriters. ealculators.
cash regs.. ofice eauip.. any kind; top
price. NE. 1886. CO. 1928 ewes. Sunday.
Notwithstanding, bric-a-brac, china
glassware, rugs. silverware. painting:
hishest sash prices paid. call MURRAY.
old jewelry. cups. saucers. Any amount
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885 q
Evening star., 1948-04-09

checks in an effort to find who has
been taking his work home at night
is not without its numerous mo-
meats, however.
Several years ago, In New work
State, . bank president tried . Bit
|of psychology" he reported. acan-
ing In his tellers. he introduced me,
and told them Of the purpose Of
my visit"
Mr.. Pratt said the bank president
then told his men, we're wise to
what's going on, and we know who
is responsible. II the guilty party
shows up tomorrow, We'll turn him
in to the FBI."
The next morning, Mr.. Pratt re-
counted dryly, there wasn't teller
on duty.
The bank auditor, who has Of
fees at 719 Fifteenth street NV,
told the luncheon club there were
Evening star., 1948-04-09
All 200 Ways Of EmbezzIing
Lead to Jail, Bank SIeutl1 Saws

You can't beat the horses or TOOL
the bank examiners-although It's
being tried every day.
Lester A. Pratt, authority for that
statement, has for the last n years
been q precise sleuth who special
ICES In detecting bankers who have
been light-fingered in the till. And
he has always been successful!
Yesterday, however, he told the Cos
mopolitan Club there is nothing to
be worried about. Bankers are as
honest as any one else.
But, he added, in the case of those
dishonest ones. the horses bear a
direct relationship to the examiners.
Evening star., 1948-04-09

some 200 ways of embezzling
money" AL methods, he said, can
be detected.
Everybody thinks he has a novel
system. But all fall into familiar
patterns"
Mr.. Pratt said the theory that
"a bank employe Is led to embezzle-
ment because of the small salaries
paid in the lower jobs Is out
moded."
Bank thefts are occasioned by op-
portunity and greed, he said.
Lest one get the wrong idea
about bankers, Mr.. Pratt said the
$400, 5000 annual business loss
through embezzlements is not con-
fined to banks. Every business has
It's wayward employees, he reported.
Mr.. Pratt, author of several books
on the subject Of bank robbing by
bogus bookkeeping, was unable to
Evening star., 1948-04-09

Usually, men who have decided
to make OIL with . little easy money
spend It on horses he said, The
horses are mostly slow ones and the
embezzelers usually are caught"
Mr.. Pratt added that fast women
also benefit from many ill-gotten
gains. s..s
"T11e only fool-proof way to hide
bank ennbezzlement,V Y Mr.. Pratt
told reporters after his speech at
the Carlton Hotel, ''is to destroy
the corpus delicti-burn down the
bank. That has been tried"
This business of wading through
stacks of ledgers and Cancelled
Evening star., 1948-04-09

it would begin transcontinental pas
senger and cargo service from Bal
timore, April Is.
There will be four flights daily
to and from the Municipal Airport.
Mrs. Walter F. Perkins. wife of the
chairman Of the City Aviation Board,
will christen the first TWA plane to
leave the city.
Evening star., 1948-04-09

answer too many questions after his
speech. He had to catch a plane.
There had been some more slow
horses-or fast women responsible
for some banks deficit.
Evening star., 1948-04-09
Baltimore Air Service
Planned by Trons World
BY the Assoeicssd Pre-,

BALTIMORE, April 9. Trans
World Airline announced today that
Evening star., 1948-04-09
Verified Values II 95 to rs. .95
. sehiffIey Embroidery
. Petticoot Frocks
. Iwo-Pieee Styles
o Dress-Up Styles
. Tailored Styles
. Romoine Crepes
o Butcher Linen
. Combinations
. Royon Crepe Prints
. 10O-Denier Print Crepes
o Bemberg Sheers
. Navy, Black, PosteIs


Hx al five Of o "
i ou to iron in ono
Evening star., 1948-06-07
Phi Alpha Theta Forms
Georgetown Chapter

Beta Phi Chapter, the first In the
District to represent Phi Alpha
Theta, National honorary history
fraternity, was instituted at George
town University at exercises yester-
day afternoon in the Copley Lounge
on the campus.
Two history, professors and Is
students were admitted to the new
Georgetown chapter. DR.. Donald B
Hoffman Of Allentown. Pa, national
secretary, installed the chapter and
greeted the members and officers OF
the Philistorian Society.
First organized LII 1856 a 4 read
ing and study group in history, the
society eventually passed out of ex-
istence. It was revived last year
by . group Of Graduate School
students ana professors. Through
their petition. Phi Alpha Theta con-
sented to admit Georgetown Uni
versity to membership.
The officers Of the Philistorian
Society, dedicated to maintaining
the historical tradition Of the uni.
versity, are Frederic Taylor Peck,
jr., president; Lloyd Eugene Hod-
berg, vice president, and Anthony L.
Milnar, secretary-treasurer.
Charter membership in Beta Phi
Chapter was awarded yesterday to
DR.. Thor Kerekes, head Of the uni
versity's history department and
DR.. Charles c. Tansill, professor Of
American history and diplomacy.
Ten Of the student members were
from the Graduate School and nine
from the college.
Evening star., 1948-06-07
Hoffman Says Stain I!
Aims Are as Clear
las Those Of Hitler
" ne Assseistsd Press

SOUTH BEND, Ind, June Paul
G. Hoffman, administrator OF the
Economic Cooperation Administra-
ton, said yesterday Prime Minister
Stain will not plunge the world into
war 'if the free nations stand TO-
gether and are prepared nnilitarily
to meet aggression"
Mr.. Holman delivered the com.
mencement address Ut the 103rd
graduating exercises at Notre Dame
University. which awarded him IN
honorary degree of doctor of laws.
TT is obvious to all" he said that
a ruthless dctatorship-probably the
most powerful the world has ever
seen-is launched on . we'll thought
out program Of destroying all free
institutions.
Stains objectives have been as
clearly spelled out in many Com
munist documents as were Hitler's
in 'Mein Kampf,'" the ECA chief
asserted.
Mr.. Hoffman said that There il
a clear-cut division between the
barbaric dictatorship OF Stain
and the free western civilization
developed through 40 centuries Of
Christianity. = ="
THE free peoples Of western civil
ization are at last discovering q
firm. sound basis for United Action
We are joined now not by mere
expediency but by fundamental mo-
rality," he went on.
Never before have so many ma
tions felt so inspired by their COM
mon heritage of western Christian
culture. Never before have these
nations been 50 willing to act on
what they have In common and to
disregard the things that separate
them"
Honorary degrees Of doctors Of
law were also conferred on the most
Rev. Richard j. Cushing, Arch
bishop Of Boston, and DR.. Roy J.
Defarrari, Washington, D. c., secre-
tary-general of Catholic University.
The honorary degree of doctor
Of science was awarded Vincent J.
Schaefer. Schenectady, N, Y, re-
search chemist. An honorary doc
torate of laws was awarded post
humously to William j. Corbett,
Chicago businessman and former
member Of the Board Of Lay Trus-
tees at Notre Dame who died
May 26.
Evening star., 1948-06-07
Bridges Calls ior Lifting
OF Israel Arms EMBARGO
" the A,soeio,sd Press


BOSTON, June 7. Senator
Bridges, Republican, Of New Hamp-
shire, says that the United States
next step in "the settlement Of the
Palestine issue should be the lifting
Of the arms embargo"
The chairman Of the Senate APP
propriations Committee told the
28th annual New England Zionist
convention last night that such
action il already overdue"
Describing the United States pol
icy toward Israel as a "ht-skip-
and Jump" attitude, Senator Bridges
declared it was a sad performance
in behalf Of a new nation which is
fiehtine for its existence"
1--WE al hope," he added, that
the administration in Washington
has now discarded its hit-and-naiss
policy"
Senator Bridges said he had asked
AN investigation Of complaints that
Britain is using American relief
funds to aid those fighting the
state Of Israel.
He said he had asked Paul Hoff-
man, Foreign Relief administrator,
to investigate the complaints.
If the evidence discloses that any
Evening star., 1948-06-07
Baldwin Criticizes U. N
For, Idle Resolutions
Dy The Assoeiutsd Press

HARROGATE. Tenn, June T.
The United Nations was described
today by Senator Baldwin, Repub-
lican, of Connecticut as becoming
"a factory for idle resolutions"
The Senator told the Lincoln
Memorial University graduating
class that ut is time that we recog.
nize the weaknesses Of that organ
ization and begin to use our tre-
mendous influence to strengthen
and change 1t to the point that the
people of the world can cast Oh
their fear Of aggression and attack.
He said the U. N. had become
ineffective for four reasons:
The obstructionist tactics Of the
Soviet Union; failure to apply force
to make its decisions binding; in
ability to reduce armaments, and
allowing the veto power to block
moves against aggression.
Evening star., 1948-06-07

of Civil Laws. Mr.. Canham, editor
Of the Christian Science Monitor.
was named . Doctor Of Letters Of
Humanity.
Other honorary desree recipients
were Samuel J. Harrison, president
of Adrian (Mich.) College: Roland
Hayes, Negro tenor; Wesley T, Lee.
Boston physician; Methodist Bishop
Shot Kumar Mondol Of Hyderabad
State, Southern India; Methodist
Bishop Charles w. Brashares Of
Des Moines, Iowa: Arthur A. Hauck,
president Of the University Of Maine,
and United States Education Com
missioner John w. Studebaker.
Evening star., 1948-06-07

nation has been using American
relief funds to pgomote Violence. he
added, 1t will bs1 severely brought
to task"
The convention cited Senator
Bridges for distinguished service to
the cause OF the Jewish national
homeland"
Evening star., 1948-06-07
Boston U. Degrees Honor
Iryqve Lie, Erwin Canham
BY The A,.eeio,ed Pres,

BOSTON, June IT, Trygve Lie,
United Nations secretary.general,
and Erwin D. Canharn, president OF
the American Society of Newspaper
Editors, today were awarded honor
ary degrees at the 18th commence
ment Of Boston University.
The graduating class of Att was
the largest in the schools history.
Mr.. Lie was awarded 4 doctorate
Evening star., 1948-06-07
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. A-l3
MONDAY, =,

Mr.. studebaker, commencement
speaker, called for burning convic-
tions concerning democracy 50 we
may look Communism fearlessly In
the face"
Arizona sun., 1948-10-22
Rites Held For
Mrs. Green

Funeral services were held for
Mrs. Geneva Green, IS years old,
624 So. 7th Avenue last Tuesday
at Ragsdale Mortuary. Rev. J. l..
Dunbar officiating.
Mrs. Green died in a local hos
pital October 13, after a long ill
ness. She came to Phoenix from
Fort Worth, Texas, six years ago
to live here with her daughter.
She is survived by "a daughter,
Mrs. o. D. Reed, one son, Frank
Bass, Jr., of Los Angeles, two Sis
ters, one brother, two grandchil-
dren. Interment in Greenwood Me-
mortal Park.
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Whereas, the success of the Uni
ted Nations is dependent on the
degree to which an enlightened
citizenry will support the world or
ganization and it's work,
=. Now Therefore, I, Dan E. Gar
vey, Acting Governor of Arizona,
do hereby proclaim October twen-
,ty-fourth, 1948 to be United Ma
tions Day in Arizona.
DAN E. GARVEY,
Acting Governor.