davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-12-16

Cashier Hosiery SaleSlady
Attractive. single, between 25 and
35. Must be able to make trips to
New York market after training;
knowledge Of tipping. Call DI. 0634.
CHECKER, experienced or inexperi-
enced. Apply in person, BUCKING-
HAM SUPER MARKET, 1920 Nichols
ave. sc. 40
Evening star., 1949-12-16
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN

COLORED MAN AND WIFE want
ters; good references. MI. 1895
Evening star., 1949-12-16
THE EVANGELICAL
ALCOHOLISM

TEE EVANGEllCAL
1912 9th st. NV, near K. 1890 am
Visitors Welcome. Warfleld 2713
ACUTE ALCOHOLISM
A limited number Of selected alco.
holic patients accented for under:
standing medical care. NORWOOD
SANITARIUM. WI. 100. OIL. 1866
Evening star., 1949-12-16

ANTIQUE SALE ,,n~,
First sale at TOWN AND COUNTRY
ANTIQUE SHOP. 400 East-West
hwy. Silver Spring, Md Drastic
reduction in prices In all furniture,
glass, china. lamps. figurines. brass,
copper. etc. A shop full OF desir-
able ANTIQUES at tremendous s sav-
ing month of December: HOURS 10
am. to 10 pm. daily. TU. 1927 or
Aaiaoeo ehins. eolored siass' lamps. sieish
bells, furniture. More than 200
pieces in all woods especially well
refinished. Chairs in SETS, drop
leaf and other tables, side boards,
hutch and Dutch cupboards, corner
cupboards. dry sinks. dough trays.
chests, poster beds. single and full
size: deep walnut and gold leaf
frames. coffee tables. and many other
antiques at sensible prices. Spe-
cial: 4-drawer light wood chest
S27.50; cherry corner cupboard,
glass panel door, S140; adraweII
with springs. $40: hutch cupboard
dark wood. $50. Terms. If desired
Free delivery. Free parking; Visit
our shop If you can. it really is a
BETfHEsDA CHEVY CHASE AN
TIQUES, S215 Wis. ave. OIL. 2422,
10 a.m.-9 pm. Sun, 2-6 pm.
AQUARIUMs, accessories. Specials
for Christmas. All varieties exotic
! nSfs to 5's : suns ano''. AaUARiua 'sUPPLY
ARCoLA. suitable for small bunga'
Evening star., 1949-12-16
GROCERY STORE

In Nd, close to d. c. line, on main
highway. Doing over $4,000 weekly.
wonderful opportunity to own we'll
established business. By OWNER
AP. O077. -16
Evening star., 1949-12-16

WOOL PKEESEE, e6ge11eS51T NJ, gS5T g15v
CLEANING Co, 540s Marlboro pike.
MAN, colored. between 80 and 80
yrs. old, for janitor around ofiee
bldg; references REQUIRED. Apply
superintendent, 1917 F st., n.W@l7
MEN. 22-25 yrs. of age, college grad
mates to learn insurance business
in Claims department of one of ma
tions largest companies. Work in.
wives handling and settlement Of
ali kinds of casualty claims. Men
Of character and potential man.
sgerial ability desired: These, are
ing for security and long term
Employment should reply. Attractive
starting salary begins with training
period. Give age. education and
other qualifications in reply. Box
iS4-J, Star. -l6
Evening star., 1949-12-16
RADIO REPAIRMAN

RADIO REPAIRMAN
Operate well-equipped shop; busy NV.
location Share profits. Call ME.
.343O between 10-11 am. go
RADIO-TELEVISION REPAIRMAN
Must be first-class repairman in
both radio and television: references
req. immediate opening; excellent
working conditions and salary, COM
pany benefits. Apply In person.
MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO CO.,
1905 7th St. NV. -22
ROUTEMAN'S HELPER, permanent
position; age 1920: interesting
work: excellent opportunity with an
established concern. We require
serious, Intelligent and ambitious
men with high school education.
Apply ONCE, mornings 9-1O:30.
afternoons Is. AMERICAN LINEN
SERVICE CO.. 2233 Sth st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-12-16

Arthur Murray Instructors
College Graduates
22-32. There are 20 perm. positions
open at the Arthur Murray dance
studio. First months minimum guar
anree of $500; see basis. No expe-
rience necessary, but must have
natural dancing ability. Good op-
portunIty for quick Advancement TO
positions of supervisors, interviewers
and managers who can earn between
$75 and $I40 wkly.; 6 wks: free
training. Apply in person, 2-6 pm.
SEE MISS FERRELL. Do not phone.
Arthur Murray Studios
HOG Conn. Ave: lis
EARN EXTRA MONEY
salesladies. part-time work, evenings
and Saturdays: no experience nee
essary; excellent salary.
KOPY KAT
WOMEN'S WEAR STORES
TIT H ST. NE.
Evening star., 1949-12-16
WANTED
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

HELP MEN AND WOMEN
BILLING CLERK, lumber business;
perienced person. able to extend
lumber footages; ability to type de-
sirable. Write fully to Post Office
Box 5000. Washington. IA. d. c.,
stating age, education, family status
and starting salary desired, III
sistance in better-class rooming
mouse; some evenings and some week
ends. One must be stenographer
Compensation in form of room
rent Phone ME 24S5
Evening star., 1949-12-16
TELEVISION AND
INSTALLATION
SERVICE MEN

HERES AN EXCELLENT oPPoR-
TyNrTYYs Ysr FOR ,s AMs!TIQus IpSTspr NEE NEE
WITH ONE OF WASHINGTON's 6
FASTEST GROWING oRGAN1zA-
WE NEED SEVERAL OUTSIDE
SERVICE MEN, WITH CARS, WHO
ALL MAKES OF TELEVISION.
PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS:
MANY BENEFITS. OPPORTUNITY
FOR ADVANCEMENT. 5h-DA9
WEEK.
APPLY IN PERSON
PHILLIPS, INC.
See Joe
2012 SHANNON PL. Sc.
Evening star., 1949-12-16
LIQUOR Statesmen

For high-class retail liquor store: full
time Jobs, available for experienced
liquor statesmen only; excellent op-
portunity for advancement. Apply in
person, 2442 18th st. NV, 10 am.
-1S
Evening star., 1949-12-16
TURNER'S

vZS u 81. NV. MA. o1oI
BICYCLE, girls, % In. excellent
condition. SIG or best ofier. a.
OO95. -1S
Evening star., 1949-12-16
BUSINESS SERVICES
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

TRASH REMOVAL = Free estimates
cheerfully given. ACTION TRASH
SERVICE, AD. 5457.
Evening star., 1949-12-16
COATS AND SUITS

Gadies) We overbought. We are
overstocked with quality merchan.
disc. If it's q cloth coat or suit you
need 1t will pay you to make your
selection now while Cur prices are
Evening star., 1949-12-16
FURN.-CASH AND CARRY

GAS HEATERS, Chrysler Air Kemp
1880 bt., 1,500 bt. ducts and reg
tsters included, used ! winter. JO
S-S04S after 6 Pm. -1S
Evening star., 1949-12-16

FUR COATS
Must sell every garment in stock re-
our bills with fur coats, jackets.
capes or scarfs II you are looking
for the best buy IN town, see us
f1rst. Budget terms; lay away.
BASKIN FURS
Corner 9Th and G NV.
FUR JACKET, sable-dyed Fitch; size
II. Good cond. Reas. offer. IA.
1915 ewes
Evening star., 1949-12-16
WTNDOW TRIMMERS
W00I. PREsSER, experienced, part
time THE CAROL ANNE DRY

For retail drugstore work; must be
sxperienced; 6-day week, salary,
Commission basis. Call NO. 1092
Evening star., 1949-12-16
9th st s.w ME- 1858
OFFICE FURNITURE

Desks, wood steel. all sizes, $40 and
up; file cabinets. tables. lockers.
chair. adding machines, .typewriters.
stationery cabinets, anything for the
office priced reasonable; free de-
livery. MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP.
co. R34 New York ave NV IL
Evening star., 1949-12-16
:. BASKIN FURS
Corner 9th and @ NV.

CUPS, Chinese boullion, SIS each
figurines, So up; crystal chande.
Iier, S65; curio cabinet. LORI
$500 Conn, Apt. 81, WO. 1889
Evening star., 1949-12-16

Movie equip. Cforeign or domesticl.
repaired by own service dept. BREN-
NER, 933 Pa. ave. NV; trade-ins.
Free marking RE 2434
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-11

istration Democrats who control
the committee would not go
against the advice of the U. S.
State department.
To many persons it would seem
that the Truman administration
despite it's civil rights program
here at home, is unwilling to help
a Negro, if he, instead of being
under the thumb of a European
power, is trying to stand on his
own feet and make his way in
the world like a man. AS things
now stand the only Negroes that
will benefit from the Marshall
plan funds, are subjects of France
England, Holland or Belgium.
This method of spending Marshall
plan funds will certainly strength
en- Communism in colonies.
This seems u~nfriendly enough
on the face of things, but a few
weeks ago the same state depart
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-11

ment handling Mr.. Truman's TO-
reign affairs, refused to send not
only a delegate, but even an OBJ
server to a conference of sister
American republics interested in
ending co~lonialism in the New
World. We did not bother to
explain publicly why the U. S.
snubbed the conference.
Now, the people who would
have been most benefited by
granting political independence to
French, British and Dutch possess
sions in the New World, r prac-
tically all Negroes. They consti-
tute the overwhelming majority
of the population in European
colonies in South America, Cen
trail America and the West Indies.
Not once has our government
indicated it favors extending self
rule to our neighbors who have
Continued on page 81
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-11

erfield homes IN Chicago . ba-
sis that will permit the present
occupants a fair chance to pur-
chase at reasonable rates.
Sen. Douglas cooperation in
seeking action in behalf of the
tenants of West Chesterfield hou-
sing project was extended upon
request of Joseph M. Evans, chair
man, and Eugene P. Turner, secre-
tary, of the West Chesterfield
Coordianting committee.
In Sen. Douglas letter to Mr..
Turner, announcing the decision
of the Housing and Home Finance
agency, he reported that the auth
orization will permit the public
housing commissioner to softer
the project for Individual purch-
ase with preference to the occu-
pants on terms of 10 percent
down, four and one-half- percent
interest, the government to take
a purchase mortgage with a term
of 20 years."
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-11

League of Nations for help against
the invasion of his country by
Italy in 1885,"
Dulles Suggests Four Way Split
At Lake Success last week a
proposal that the UN general
assembly make a four-way split
of Italy's African colonial en-
pire lost during World War II
was made by U. S. Delegate John
Foster Dulles.
Dulles proposal in brief, would
give part of the African territory
back to Italy and divide the re-
mainder between Britain, France
and Ethiopia. Italy would re-
ceive Italian Somaliland; Britain
Cyrenaica; Ethiopia, the eastern
part of Eritrea, including the
port of Massawa and city of AS
mar; and France, Fezzan, in the
southern part of Libya.
The Ethiopian part was termed
as being advisable because there
is "close affinity between the
two people and that cit seems
reasonable that Ethiopia should
have access to the sea-"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-11
Homes In Chicago
Up For Sale

WASHINGTON, April IL
(ANP)-Sen Paul H. Douglas
(D) of Illinois, announced last
week the receipt of information
from Raymond Foley, administra-
tor of the Housing and Home FL
nance agency, that the public
housing commissioner has been
authorized to sell the West Chest
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-11
GEORGE F.. McCRAY


Is Mr.. Truman's Policy Anti-Negro
Despite the efforts of Repub-
licans and the strong support of
a few southern representatives,
administration Democrats on the
Foreign Affairs committee of the
U. S. House of Representatives,
were able to defeat all efforts
to have Ethiopia and Liberia in
cluded in the new Marshall plan
funds.
The administration Democrats
ignored the personal appeals from
distinguished citizens and promi-
nent organizations in the U. S.,
and proposed that Congress ap-
propriate nearly six billion dollars
to aid economic development in
Europe and in the African, West
Indian, and Asiatic colonies Of
various European powers. Re-
publican members of the commit
tee report they tried hard to help
Liberia and Ethiopia, but admin
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-11
Former UNRRA Worker
Says Ethiopia Has Legitimate
Claim To Colonies

NEW YORK, April 11.-(AN
P)-Pushing Ethiopia's claim to
the colonies she demands Leroy
Peterson, former UNRRA work.
err, related last week the claim is
legitimate and real.
Perhaps no nation in the world
has a greater stake in the final
disposition of the colonies, Fri
trea and Italian Somaliland, than
the oldest free nation in Africa"
i. Mr.. Peterson said. "At present
Ethiopia, a fertile area of $4,000
square miles, is completely cut off
from the sea by these two Italian
colonies, plus British and French
Somaliland. AS all imports and
exports to Ethiopia must pass
through one of these coastal col
onies, British and French interests
are loathe to lose their only strong
hold on the Ethiopian trade by
having the former Italian ports
coded to the nation which first
fought Mussolini's legions.
During World War II, the al
lies developed two excellent ports
at Eritrea, Massawa and Assab,
any of these could give Ethiopia
a window to the sea. For until
she has her own ports, Ethiopia
cannot afford to expand her trade,
despite her great need for ex-
changing agricultural products for
some of the manufactured goods
which would bring real progress
to the country.
"The majority of the popula-
ton of both these colonies is de-
sirous of rejoining Ethiopia. There
still exists strong feelings against
Italy and the few Italians left in
these colonies.
Certainly Ethiopia is entitled
to a fair deal by the General As
sembly, A UN trusteeship giving
Ethiopia access to the sea through
one of Eritrea's ports might be
a temporary expedient, but re-
turning Ethiopia and Italian So
maitland to Ethiopia would be the
most statesmanlike solution to this
difficult problem.
cit would be in a very small
way, repay Ethiopia for the trag-
ic consequences which, followed
Selassie's vain appeal to the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-13
The
WEATHERMAN
Says:

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy today thru Sunday with
some indication of widely scatter
ed showers, mostly in afternoons
and evenings, Gentle to. moderate
variable winds, mostly south and
southwest fresh In showers.
Florida: Considerable cloudi-
ness with showers, and few
thunderstorms in north portion;
partly cloudy, widely scattered
afternoon thundershowers in the
south. portion thru Sunday.
Jacksonville Thru the Florida
Straits: Southerly winds, moder-
ate in south portion and fresh in
north portion thru Sunday. Part
ly cloudy weather with a few
local showers and thundershowers
mostly in north portion.
East Gulf OF Mexico: Fresh, oc-
casionally moderately strong
shifting winds in extreme north
portion thru Sunday. Moderate,
occasionally .fr es h southerly
winds south and central portions.
Considerable cloudiness wit h
showers and a few thunder
storms in extreme north portion,
partly cloudy with widely scat
tered showers south and central
portions.
Jacksonville T o Apalachicola:
Small craft warning displayed, on
Florida west coast in the Cedar
Keys area; elsewhere no small
craft or storm warnings have
been issued. '''As
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-13
Key West Cubuns
Play Son Corlos
Baseball Sunday

I The Key West Cubans will
tackle the San Carlos team in the
baseball game scheduled for to-
morrow at Wicker's Stadium, it
was announced today.
It will start at 1870 p. m. and
will last for nine innings. The
cubans viii use Moe Henriquez
behind the plate and Joe Casa,
Jr. in the box. The Saints win
use Mongolo Sanchez or Rubber
Sweeting in the box with Joe
Navarro doing the catching. M.
Sanchez will be on first and the
rest of the club will be the regu-
lar San Carlos players. This
game should be good one for
the boys have rested two weeks
and should be in fine shape.
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TODAy's BIRTHDAYS


DIR. Detlow w. Bronx, president
of Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore. famed physicist, born
in New York. SO years ago.
Admiral Samuel M. Robinson,
retired. heading the Webb Insti-
tute of Naval Architecture. New
York, born Eulogy. Texas, 81
years ago.
Monnett B. Davis, Ambassador
to Panama, born GreencaStle, In
diana, 56 years ago.
Alfred ]. Hitchcock, famed
Hollywood movie director, born n
England. so years ago.
John E. Wade, retired New
York superintendent of schools,
born Y years ago.
Gene Raymond, actor, born in
New York, Al years ago.
Lieut.. Gen. William N. Haskell
of New York, retired, born in AL
bany, N Y, II years ago.
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Office

BUSINESS office in The
Citizen Building. corner Of
Greene and Ann Streets.
Door to the right on enter
ing building
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Phone 81

Use your phone. Adver-
tiscmcnts may be inserted
in these columns by phone.
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SUNDAY. AUGUST Il. l949-
To-day gives a frank and out
spaken person. with a powerful
ana commanding presence, There
seems o. he a strong sympathies
and u keen insight into human ma
mre. comhined with the intuition
ana foresight the diplomatic
sbilis and depth OF judgement,
a,ight "a carry you far. II is a
wasf successful day.
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10 insure publication,
copy must be in the Adver-
Using department office be-
fore Ii o'clock in the morn
ing on the day Of publica-
tinn
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Minimum space to be
charged Tor any one inser-
tim will be fnr , lines. tEe-
innate $ words per hne.l
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Desert Once
Land OfLak@

La JOLIA. Calf -
fornia's Moisve desert h unn e
the sandiest. dryesl in ne ulated
States. But Dr.. Robert q 81
Ter Of the United States Naiionai
Museum and Dr.. Carl [. lIili'fw
University Of California hinlsglsi
say it was once a land 81 lakea
The area was well watered -.
til after the glacial era = als.ai
10000 years ago. they esttmsde
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HAIR STYLING
MOVING AND HAULIEo

Furniture Moving
Local and Long Distance AGem'
Galloway Transfer and 5iofeg2
ISLAND CITY TRANSFER
Phone l56 Z. " kin3mnn
ilyl9.1o1s
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sicVumb under the exposure of
some scheming or double crossing
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Sports Calendar
SOFTBAI.L
lBsyvisw Park. Night
(P Wirephoto

ttrst tame: 1:SO
MONDAY
Fifst Adams Dairy vs.. Bamboo
huom.
serond- BlimpRon vs.. oplDev
Sta
BASEBALL.
lHianA City bsssbsll League
lMunlcipal Stadium.
Afternoon
3 40 key West Cubans vs.. SaI
GOLF
Municipal Golf Course
tStuck Islandl
Daily and Sunday play.
SKATING
BaTvisw Park. Night
FRIDAY
40 10 200 Pm
TENNIS
BaYvisW Park. AitsFnoons
and Nights
Daily play.
SWITCHBOARD
tBsyvisw Rarkl
Daily play.
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SPECIAL BITTER BLUE SOD
&c delivered in Key West. truck
load only. &c field price. 10th
Avenue at Bird Road or Phone
4-43O4 or 4S-8439, Miami.
jlyl8-30t
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1884 FORD Fordor. IS horsepow-
er. Four perfect tires. motor
5 months old Sl35.00 cash. APP
ply 704 Caroline Street.
augl3 ltX
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TROPICAL FISH

STOP at 1881 First Street and
see the new shipment of Trop-
ical Fish with their gorgeous col
ors. Also carry aquarium and
accessories. Phone 1172-R.
aug6-7t
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LOST
PERSONAL

CHAIRS girdles and foundation
bras. Zero cups to size 4. Mrs.
Leota Cruickshank Phone 1881
july 1880
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Mail The Citizen 10 Rslslisss
Evening star., 1949-10-09
REcANs No1
- why Take Less.. ..when Pepsis Best!

WITH THE REeANs or with
any other American family
Pepsi belongs in the picture, as
no other soft drink does! That
family carton of 6 big, big II.
OF. Pepsi belongs on your fam
: lily shopping list-tomorrow!
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-10

day, Nov. 27 during the same hours.
 Dr. Bailey is expecting to run samples on 500 adults each Sun day. He said that if the Sunday sampling hours made it impossi- ble for some people to attend, he would try to work out an evening time during the week for these persons.
 It was estimated that these records could cut to 45 minutes the time it takes to transfuse blood. Tt could be the means of saving your life, or your child's life" the doctor said. And the greater community participation there is in the plan, the better it will be. It means we will be able to put our finger immediately on a donor of the required type,
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-10
PHONES WORK ROUND THE CLOCK

The switchboard of the Mata- nuska Valley Telephone Com pany went on 24-hour basis last week, manager Maynard Sands announced today.
 MT. Sands said there had been much concern expressed over the boards being off duty" between the hours of midnigt and 2 a. m., particularly since trere has been an apparent increase in crime about Palmer recently. For that reason, and to give service in ill., ness and fire emergencies, the extra shift has been added.
 To meet the cost of the new service, residence phone rentals were upped one dollar month and business phones were in- creased two dollars.
 MT. Sands himself has taken the extra shift on the board.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-10
when the need arises" "

when the need arises"
 It also was urged that every one, even those who have had their blood typed previously, re- port to the Gymnasium at the scheduled time for re-typing.
 T realize" Dr. Bailey said, that there is large number of men who have been typed and who know their type; however most of them ont know their Rh, which is rather recent labora- tory determination to be utilized. None of the men who have dog tags in the Army have this on their dog tags, so even if you do know your type, we'd like to have you come in and run through this test again"
 FOR RENT-Two-rm cottage. M.
 D. Snodgrass.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-10
Blood Record
valley FrOntiersman
Continued from page D

Continued from page D of Is and 55 would participate in the project. School superinten- dent William T. Zahradnicek has offered the use of Palmer Gym nasium for taking the blood sam- pies.
 The first group to be tested, all adults within the age brackets named, whose names are includ- ed in the letters A through M, are asked to report at the Gymnas- iuum on Sunday, Nov. 20. Tests will be given between the hours of g a. m. and noon and from l to 5 p. m.
 The second test group, adults whose names begin with letters N through z, is to report on Sun
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-10
ABc ADDS SITKA STATION

The sixth in the chain-of Alas kan radio stations of the Alas ka Broadcasting Co.,, soon is to be completed at Sitka, Alaska, it was announced this week by William Wagner, network head. The new station, known as KEW, already is 30 percent complete. It will have power of 250 watts, and will cost about $40,000. Anchor ages KFQD, established in 1924, was the initial station of the AL aska Broadcasting Co.