davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-05-23

enIfNo A CARs
time ane money. bont ssii tee iov
Yeu cannot Vii II TOO high Oct ne
Etght price We make Q tsies-wsskls
anaiysis Of the wash used car rnar-
Ret and can G.ys you the hte1
prices. retail % xhoiesaas. Ne
charge. no oeliEstier- we can rsy
,our ear fcr eAsh after O. bret in
sDeeticn. n clean, No sieksrtns ns
nASSlinG. Cal pY. ss0a Or Di- ToF7
Ask for used ear ngr. or buyer
LOGAN fFugeD, I'LL isth st nw-
open s.es and sun.
fnT NATf0Ns CAPITAL uaed car
Wholesalers --- One thcusare ears
needed at once Cars and titles rass
Be- brought in for appraisal We
sGegess that yes get al least 9 kp-
praisais before yea hfins yo1r ear
10. We conFs claim % pay 1srs
than any ens else nEt ws wrrt ee
andsrscld 10 cur 1oalRr. we srs
IN dire need Of choice ea:t nhtss
below
chevrcless, Ppr6s and Plymouth club
ecapeA. 10 70 90 naoesls
Buiek and porttke ss6ArKtses, al 10
40 models Esear - 70 90 rgoceas
are as o great csrsane at present
After yug'ts tgtst ths rest thsG TT
the best. CENTRAL McTg1R RAt4E&
~ a-A& --sS
Evening star., 1949-05-23
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Evening star., 1949-05-23
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Evening star., 1949-05-23
Covington Motor Co.
9n-DAY GUARANTEE
AUTOMoeiLES WAITED

VII PAT . cAsH !. g, for nis.i, fared N s iSr
GROVES. D1. of3o
MUST PURCHASE dependshis used
car, immediately. pIster late model
rxxxl psf psfsirs M sass arrs Phgss qsowIy ~ wsi,qqir siqi
cAsa CA. l. 70 e. buy ,,,s sssn an, Ioy m.lsass =;
have Fave orae, Der ior ia4s ch.y. Vii vii
furnish essh and paw bonus, MR.
oTRHf1EHoat TH1EEEa11 fM nt.ffs gfst7' a..p.r.,.,,
needs - chs1ys and ots.f sis.
cars: will pay. premium cash price
Bring car and title to MORRIS a
HuoHEs, 1914 Ga. ave. or Teae
GET CASH. top dollar for your car
poSRIp sRft Mofoss ne MO seo so SEQ r,or. pSs
do ave. ne. 1877 o st ne, Mem
HOW Ssvs ioSG LON Is Il 4 pifcr OF or srRiNo-
How much Is your car WORTH Den
sss.: sSs:s 0.d ss ,pSt % e.s slshs oT es:tns sff,
cared .feg cars. Mr. ARCH DILLON
sosx cAsn von Youn cAs. n.-
or used, Drive IN. bring yeuI title
sna get ssah; WOLF G2ToRs.
scfs aats ind r. Jt.f r; ssu4f. s.s ssos s.sn
s: e. 'f,s 81 ogss ''E 3D. y01r ssEs Il ssfe
isiand ava ne open o am to
.AsIiD. USED ear. an, year; an,
a1is ~aofahGs is:ni q I'M e'Dss Psi 1EH NAP
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price for your 1a&6 20 lp4p car u
es.rs. . 'Sd al. 'Ga5 no essrs. ess. 'ea o Sn m,
kind Il car Is NOT sold Car i
your title tli ear Is sold Drivs
d., .,s can T5 SsLL Lssss Sofohs 70i0
Wsni' Az 'cssE for clean
e5aissit1Rtss;y..a ,s.o s.'''R: s:nn,ne eTf q
p 'YopF nsvf A clxAs cAs you
Is. a. "se cotir MoroR CO. ssss osoT.
VIII rAi sror CASE rn,cI
for sl..n - s'ss s,r.r ss,, esn S5,r,a u '9ss' so
9Th and u. =. avs. n.v. IA. 5000
TkY TRIkNGLE-ws pay premium
prices for extra clean ears of popS
lar make and mode, Drive yours
20 either location. TRIANGLE
vosD. aao HcrrvsoLxr' issLxnr' PONTIAC o.
olds In 1910 or ia4l modcit !
have buyers interesfed IN kaeh
cars and must obtain then This
week / win pay cash. CAL Mr.
TATTi.MAE. ME isis --1t
CxDILIACs. ia47 and lste We
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iaai ear Tor .fease si.ioo Gan
IA, tGl.sn Iss 20 s.;1 S.sl',: s.r. an, Il. IN.
% aay NODE stiEArHlR 4 PAL.
NJ NJ :: soss.: &C.. fs.p., s,.':.yII. FL M Hs .S
Evening star., 1949-05-23
WE NEED CARS
PROPOSALS

SMITHSONIAN iNSTtrt faoN $50
sEx 1870 Y 4 Nav 81 @4E SeN3sa
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iaas. In A0ecysk5-se MA sssty
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ssfsIBss al LSs saEsesNRs -
Evening star., 1949-05-23
STOCK FARM

81 acres. fenced rolling land with
excel. meadows for grazing: all
year-round stream; modern 4-bed-
rm. house, barn, tenant house; f.
car garage: nr. Vienna, Va: price,
$24,600.- FREEMAN B. SHERBURNE'
Evening star., 1949-05-23
A RARGAIN

143-acre farm In rich soil, only S5
mi. from Wash. hard surface road.
6-rmr house, outbuildings; full price,
$4,000, about $4,000 cash; bal
be paid yearly. Call for further de-
tails.
All Baker & Son, Inc.
Exclusive Realtors, 11e Q. 81. Asaph
st., Alex, Va, TIE. 734S, 8 till o.
Evening star., 1949-05-23
WASHINGTON ststkaAs sah'tsF,

Ceagn!ssfsr CtHgseI Ne a. n
STORM DFA.nsxt CahsafNEs tlssC
Sessra proposals Ter eenst gtls tttst
IA klEEs foae and Aspf FaSa A.
prex tnlAttiy $50 feet et Sta-tseA sHe
~ zach rtlt4feteRc oangFrts pips
storm drama wia ss rrerlssS A. he
ageet ei the Na&hiBEfsn subj ~ g
SAn3taTv Cess ri Ssaen Aswlstet
street Hysttkvills Asrt Sod ghi
TS3esaAy MAJ 81 lpse g. ! e.
pm EAstrTa D@yAshg ssyahf
Time, al which place aad tinss
the' sll be psh4fcis eUsssSs ABa
read P4Ahs AHd spsy scs iAobs aAat
Dc Snib lnsd !Easn ths n1sre Of ths
CAsf Enstnsef Of tbs CefFsE ixsias
ByattsFtlit kkryl6na UIsea ae
poGH AZ - o. uaieh esDozit ~iii
be returned 10 hladr5s ~ te bose
returning n.Rns sE6 tpsg ~ At4SEs ~
eooa cord ilRn DWIGHT p aAII
WARREN BROWNING LELAND q
wORTHTNuTpN Cosnmi ~ anrers
Evening star., 1949-05-23
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be estAsn~e In kSAe4r sS5. D4ylnE}
Bal3aAns fpl%shant Nstteas, et'sta
Ia @8AEt mSl 3sta Saet ~
Evening star., 1949-05-23

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Evening star., 1949-05-23
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-Apta. 2
blks. from ocean; rms, KIT, bath,
hot, no. water, eIse, rsfErI se5sep.d sJs
fore June 1s. Ewes, DI. 45l0. -27
MAINE COAST at New Harbor-NeW
cottage, near ocean, in spruce grove:
scenic, restful. modern conveniences.
Ideal for two people: $500 for sea-
xnn CaI my nQnQ
Evening star., 1949-05-23
ADAM A. WrsCHi-ER a SON
Asetiensers. Appr Atssss
Retiring From Business hais

Lat. Xoa.! s.ss.e,sy Z, and REQ
TRG Ms
rTAKK VAN ExPEsss AND
PICKUP BODIES
ny Public AHetlen
I" H'4f "a &tS = ! p NV
srI'bfBAkTRs
Three ip47 model MIG, twe VIII
speed vacuum aides and stsks eqdiss
lp47 mode, Mb WITH pickup hodr
les7 model a.M With haks eod1
ip&7 mode MIG and iess modsi
M-l8-h3 with van bodies pAe
model M-Is Ane Ipts model N
with stake bodies and 1871 rnadsi
M-h with express body.
RIO
IaAs model gCHs sith sake hods
Note All capacities OF - ton es
over equipped with booster erkssa
INSPECTION AND DEMONSTRATION
sandas Nav 99nd, > 70 Il
Monday. MAY gait. e
Terms Cash ADAM A %EsC ~ sKEi
a. son. AuetienefFs myis 20, ~
xED L. WILLIAMS and zfp l..
WILLIAMS, Jr-, Asettensers,
Evening star., 1949-05-23
WILLIAMS AtscTos HouSs

TESs1Tfs FEsassr Bwrsifso. six 81 srro ssssss ksjss
As pRENiHES no iloa FTrTTKTH
sTEKFT, aORTHFAssT,
By virtue Of . certain deed af trust
duly recorded In Liner Ne Asss
Pplie 4s4 ~ k~a.. Of ths lsad records
as the rsstrtea af kolumhia. ard oil
the ysGasst Of the rsTty secured
u.srsby, the undeSsssnes trustees
vii sell. Of psIhitc svrtaes. 10 front
Of the prsEnlsss. sr THURSDAY. TIE
TwENTY-sTxTHn DAY or NAY A. b
1919. AT FpTR seteeH = M. ths
failavtns described lard ana pfsFs-
isek situate IN ths District 81 c.
iUnbik. ans assiFnstsd a. AnG b@tns
Let numbered Eisrsntitl In sasass
gunahere6 Ftfty-twe Barerss anf
ons t520tl in the sabEtstssgr knows
a. Addition 10 Nsmp41n F&rk as
the aAns appesFs of reepff IN Boes
III ~ pRss ] 40 in the O8es 81 ths
Surveyor fsr the pastftst 81 CoasEa'
ssA
Terms " aAls Al rash A assosit Of
stfA1 90 WI Be rsngafse 81 time 0s
aAiea Al c1E*wysnekns- ssesf6tns
fesFHas Atasnpss etc OF sess ef Ssf =
ehaaTf Ttrwaa pf sale 10 ~ smFEsfsee
with within 70 esrs frsw Car ss sale.
eEherwtss ths trustees reserve fss
rssht 70 reset The nrcceyfy ss th*
r5sk ard eass af TsfAaassnx nst-
ehAssY. after txs ears advsrtaAernsni
Of Hsgh se&ass TN sgrrs nwwsPspSf
pehslshsS IL wAaA4nF hpn u r
EpwIN " EAHn
EgRE HCz2kEN
wyf&I- NR ~ ~ Yv&ssASf
Evening star., 1949-05-23
sUAAAER CAMPS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MANOR CAMP, ages
SO, combining farm experiences
with remedial coaching: expert in
structors. Pals Church 2I73. rs
Evening star., 1949-05-23
xEp L. WILLIAMS and zfp l..
WILLIAMS. Jr., Astttsnsers,
AUCTION
erw AND USED GOOD GRADE
WgfpMfsYTTR


NEW AND usEp GOOD GRADE
puRNfT1RE
From hofnes, spartmFpta. nsw stores
individual sonkisnors and othfs
souFuss Also lsfss lot rev etsas-
wares SINGER sievtrie ephsols mod T.
sl sewing machine 'CeollsrstpF
latest ttyls T-it electric rFfrissFstbr,
antique rosewood case very tmsA
pArlor piano. rare 'KdiEop ele-ftsh =.
lonsc original phonpsraph With about
25 records. good plarlas condition
9 bedroom suitts, ap-he~dats nEw T.
nc silver eas dinstts sst, efeatfsss
seis. odd beds oon pleit, 5000 eSnsi-
ison mahosany and sird-rys nspls
chests Of drawtrs spIspGld new sna
used fooJ and table ismps. sioSA
maple baby crib. tsssst Of various
Kind, boYs and siFts' ateseiss ra'
fneroas hoasehol6 srecta AisS rev
factory pieces erBsBwsYes saeh ss
val sooncss, candle Sta aaa psAsass
bovis and decorative hrsss articles
Ali 70 Be Sold hS
AUCTION
At
WILLIAMS AUCTION H0UEE
ais New Yoyk Ave
THIS TUESDAY tAAT esths. . fk
and appraisers esies
conducted snYwhsys kppFAtslsA 10
Evening star., 1949-05-23
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$s~ -4Ssss esk AHuS wAs 49, s4NzMs
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$50 vi es.-EA zs4RsFs Asa "a 90
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tssaEs A& eaF - saHs~sa sss
% ssa e. S&ss
Evening star., 1949-05-23

FORD 1947 Sp. de luxe Tudor: South
wind heater: carefully handled and
regularly serviced. excellent cond.:
best offer over Si.050. Elk. $3.50,
Ext. 1878 until 8 p.m.; ewes, Wo.
713S. 23"
FORD 1e46 super de luxe conv.; r.
ss1 saa iew B. miles miisass sirssi ss0'tSIo Sf
Evening star., 1949-05-23
HORNER'S
CORNER

PLYM0UrH le4a 4-6f.; =. and h.
seat ocvers: $5e5.
REINES
1881 wis. ave. nv OR, s<on,
CNEvROLFT Ia42 2-tr.; . and h.
new motor; Sea6.
REINES
1881 Wis. ave. nv. OR, s+oo
--23
ia47 rleetmaster club
cpe; fully equipped; low mnesse
REINES
1891 wis. ave, NV. OR. S4oo.
-2S
Evening star., 1949-05-23

AZ - 80 49,. - s LIZ n6Toa 60 .
H6N 6a- ave. az. IA 38e1.
Evening star., 1949-05-23

PACkAKD 1910 20" 4-dr sedan:
one owner who has always main
tanned car In excel. cond.: $500 or
best offer for immed. cash; owner
has purchased new car. 0L. 400
EXT. 567 evenings, Sunday ---23
PACKARD le47 dark blue sedan;
unusually clean inside and out. Has
Z, sadnd and h;; GCG suusnrantss; Rriss,
Ri Mosiis 81 oeo1roha az. has ssAPAcsn aHnd & as.
1885 2-door; radio. new
tires driven sy lady very sls.n; sss
1889 <-door sedan:
Just passed D. C. inspection; new
Evening star., 1949-05-23

PLYMOUTH 1e41 1-docr Special dc
luxe; heater. 1-owner; must sacTi-
nee: leaving town; $3.50 cash. RA.
0l53. -2S
PLYMOUTH 1910 cray 4-pass. coupe;
Al tires: r. and h.: $3.50: S76 o
Greenbrier st.. apt. z. Arlfnston.
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Evening star., 1949-08-05
Israeli Ship Seized
By u. ). in Germany
BY the Associated Press

FRANKFURT, Germany, Aug.
5.-United States Army authori-
ties at Bremerhaven today seized
an Israeli freighter which they
said was being loaded with 81 ,000,-
900 worth of illegally consigned
machinery.
An Army announcement identi-
fled the ship as the Drommit, fly
ing the Israeli flag. Her owners
were not Immediately identified.
The acknowledgements ma
chinery was labeled as household
goods" of Jewish immigrants to
Palestine, the announcement said.
Army officials called the SNUG
Cling attempt 'the biggest ever
discovered" at the American oc-
cupation port.
Dozens of American and Ger
man customs officials suddenly
appeared on the pier this morning
while the ship was half loaded
First cases that were opened, the
announcement said, disclosed that
boxes labeled as household goods
contained concrete mixers, auto
mobiles, tractors and other ma
chinery.
Officials said the goods came
from displaced persons camp fol
Jews at Bergen -Belsen, near Han
Evening star., 1949-08-05

cials said this was one Of the main
topics under discussion by the
staff chiefs. Here Is how officials
outlined it:
Plan Subject to Confirmation.
Acceptance of the idea by
Britain and Canada has been
recorded and French approval was
to have come in the current Paris
talks. The whole proposal of a
four-power high command is
subject to confirmation by all the
Foreign Ministers of the u ma
tions scheduled to meet in Wash
ington in a month or two.
Such a defense council would
function along lines of the Wash
ington based Anglo American
Joint Staff Board created during
the war and still in existence.
The council probably would have
power to make recommendations
on political and diplomatic mat
ters when military and strategic
needs warranted this. A general
12-hation defense committee
would function under the four
power council, with advisory
powers.
The United States, Canada
Britain and France are farthest
ahead Of the II nations in atomic
development, and this might get
by difficulties foreseen by some
over the question of exchanging
atomic information.
Evening star., 1949-08-05
|5achsenhausen Camp
Soviet Slave Depot,
Mrs. Raeder Says
By the Associated Press

BERLIN, Aug. 5.-The Sach-
senhausen concentration camp
near Berlin is being used as a
depot to provide Soviet Russia
slave laborers, Mrs. Erika Raeder
asserted today.
The wife of the former German
grand admiral was released from
the camp a month ago after four
years as a prisoner of the Russians
and now is in Western Germany.
Every two months big trans
ports of people who were being
punished for something left Sach-
Senhausen for Russia" she said in
an interview.
Many Were Russians.
There were usually 1000 people
to each transport. They were not
all Germans, either. A large
number of them were Russians
who had broken some rule.
1T was enough for Russian to
fall in love with a German girl.
He would be on the same trans
port with the Germans.
The people were stripped
naked. Each was branded on the
buttocks with special type OF
indelible tattooing..
Certain people returned from
these transports and told us that
If branded persons were caught
away from the camp they had
been assigned to, they were shot"
The admirals wife is 81. Raeder
is serving a life term on war
crimes charge in the four power
Spandau Prison here.
When the Russians captured
Raeder in June, 1945, they took
him and Mrs. Raeder to Moscow
Asked Raeder's Help.
Early in her captivity, she de-
clared, the Russians made over
lures to Raeder to join forces with
them. He was the builder of the
Third Reich's war fleet.
They couldn't understand
when he told them his code of
honor prevented that. He was a
German officer, not a Russian Of
ficer.
They expressed their admira-
ton for the Norwegian invasion
as a beautiful job. And they asked
my husband who was responsible
for such a good job of tactics and
strategy.
He said he was. The Russians
Evening star., 1949-08-05
$500 See Cowhand
aay Rodeo Judge,
0nIooker in Texas
BY the Assoeioted Press

BIG SPRING, Tex. Aug. s.
Bullets from a cowhand's six-gun
killed rodeo judge and an on
looking cowboy college student
last night.
Herb Frizzell, a Brahma bull
rider from Beaumont, near the
East Texas line, ignored a rodeo
crowd of about $500 when he
went cunning for Henry Preston
Buck Jones, about As, OF
Ranger.
He cut down Mr.. Jones with q
.38-caliber bullet through the
chin. A wild shot killed Carl c.
Myers of Abilene, %, president Of
the Hardin Simmons University
Rodeo Association.
Jess Slaughter, former Howard
County sheriff. jumped on Friz-
zell and yanked the pistol from
his hand.
Sheriff Bob Wolf locked Friz-
zell. in the county jail. F'rizzell
was charged with murder in both
deaths.
Two Cowboys Hurt by Broncs.
Sheriff Wolf said the shooting
ended an argument that had oc-
CURED about two hours earlier
between Frizzell and Mr.. Jones.
The crowd jumped and roared
as Frizzell's pistol flashed and Mr..
Jones fell in the arena dirt.
1t had already been wild night,
even for West Texas rodeo. Two
cowboys had been thrown and
hurt by unruly broncs.
Mr.. Jones was standing near a
group of cowboys in front of the
judges stand. A dog trainer was
working his animals back toward
the judges stand as his act neared
its end.
AS Mr.. Jones watched the dogs,
Mr.. Slaughter said. Frizzell walked
up to him. stopped about 10 feet
away and fired.
Mr.. Jones fell. F'rizzell ad-
vanced so that he stood over the
rodeo judges body and fired
again. Witnesses disagreed
whether one or two more shots
were fired.
Crawled Over Fence.
when I grabbed Frizzell and
took his gun away from him I
saw Carl Myers fall over on the
ground" said Mr.. Slaughter, now
county juvenile officer.
Sheriff Wolf said that Frizzell,
about IS, made a statement at the
Jail.
The sheriff said that after Friz-
zell and Mr.. Jones argued the cow
boy left the rodeo grounds. He
got a gun and crawled over the
fence to get to Mr.. Jones, the
sheriff said.
Evening star., 1949-08-05
Education
Continued From First Page

NSoilCllluCo OlIl IL oO dSC'
thought the school controversy be-
tween Francis Cardinal Spellman
and Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt was
hindering passage of the measure
that Mr.. Lesinski said he would
like to have his committee to sit
down and discuss the matter.
Representative Mccormack told
reporters that he thought the
public needed to be Strengthened
on what he called a mistaken as
sumption that the question Of
church-state relationship is in
volved in the proposed legislation.
He stressed that no bill was
contemplated that would give
parochial schools and other nom
public schools any assistance for
such items as teachers pay or
running expenses. but that the
proposal was simply designed to
extend to these the auxiliary serv-
ices children in public schools
would get.
Asked how President Truman
stood on the Thomas bill, con-
ferees said that the President
should be permitted to state his
own position.
When the same question re-
Gently was put to the President in
news conference, he said his
only concern was to get some leg
islation.
Others who sat in on this morn
ing's meetings included Vice Pres
ident Barkley, Senate Democratic
Leader Lucas. House Speaker Ray
burn and Representative Priest,
House whip.
Evening star., 1949-08-05
james Roosevelt Delays
Governor Race PIons
By the Assoeioted Press

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 5.-James
Roosevelt said yesterday that he
expects to announce his intentions
toward the race for the governor
ship of California about October l.
Il want to consult with people
in the central and northern part
of the State as well as in Southern
California before 1 make any de-
cision and announcement" the
eldest son of the late President
said.
Mr.. Roosevelt, State Democratic
National Committeeman, recently
returned with his wife from an
extended European tour.
Farm accidents in this country
cost S36. 600, 900 last year.