davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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an21 FLOWER AVE.

yUZI FLOW Elt AVC.
silver sprins-open TO 8 pm
You'll be amazed at this spacious
and modern 7-rm. brick rambler; Z
baths. big lot, picture windows. Oh
in rich detail, deep closets; the loea-
Non is lovely and convenient: $23.-
$50, Out Piney Branch I'd. to
Flower ave. left to home.
Raffell Real Etate, SH. 1908
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RIVERDALE PARK

Owner leaving city, must sell at once !;
good old fashion home. on beautiful
corner lot S0x150. Anchor fence
all around: wonderful place for
children; 7 rooms. reception hall,
finished; -S16.950. Completely fur
nished; $4,000 For further in
formation. call AT 23O5. -27
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d REDROOMS

Cape Cod on is-acre lot full bsmt.
oil h.-wh., screened porch buy
at 81 loo with $1,000 down. Call
WA. 1900 till Q pm.
Robert S. Davis and Co.
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ARLINGTON

1850 No Jefferson St Rambler that
is truly rambling. rms. tailor.
made model home: lge. corner lot.
high elevation; center hall with
guest closet, library with powder
din. rm. combined, rs It. long with
fireplace and built-in bookcases;
fin. attic. 25-ft paneled game rm.,
laundry rm. and garage. Open daily,
Sale Builder.
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ALEXANDRIA

$11,600
CT may purchase with 81, 800 cash
and S60.60 per month plus taxes
and Insurance.; 3-bedroom brickteX
home with , nice torches and de-
tached garage; located on corner lot
N Del RAY. Call today.
LURIA BROS
1900 Wilson blvd. oW. $500. -27
ALEXANDRIA
HOME AND INCOME
Detached. 2-apt., 3-story brick, in old
part of town; ! st f.. > bedrms.. liv.
rm., bath. Ice. kit; 2nd f., liv. rm..
din rm. bedrm. bath, lge. kit: 3rd
H.. . bedrms.: oil hot-water heat;
reasonably priced. conv: FINANCED;
Seen by appointment only. MARY
MONCURE HUNTER, exclusive, OV.
1900, 8 to 9. --2S
ANNANDALE-$54 MO.
slO,75O RAMBLER DREAM
Nestled in q grove OF trees; brick con-
struction, plastered walls, copper
plumbine: oil warm-air heat; Deo,
rooms, large living room. overslzeo
equipped kitchen, $4,000 50. II; lot;
iarge 25-year ~ CT loan; block
to schools. 1 block to A. B q W. bus
JoHT Isl iff'i'a1B +. 1B:EUCHERT co.
isSy ssryios, Datsv ov. jjsss.
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WE NAVE SEVERAL most desirable
houses in Silver Spring. some with
Alto 6 bedrooms. Priced most reas.
E.: S. PRICE g. CO.
lI3al Georgia Ave, PL. 1891. PL.
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2 Acres. Brighton, Md

2 Acres, Brighton, Md.
q mi. from Ashton. Md, on hard
:, road. completely modernized. 6-rm.-
and bath home; oil h.-w.h.. gas
eral outbldgs., suit. for shop or
STORAGE; reas. priced at SIS. $50.
Handy Spring Realty Co..
eAAkk operator for Ashton 242l.
.,sii ASSUME CT LOAN
k9hsinston, $1,000 cash will handle;
.S1bedrm. Colonial with full bsmt:,
O0l F. E. MALCOLM REAL ES-
ATE, DU. O407, WI. 1893, oW.
{s:ssMAite Brick Colonial
M bna1ms. built-in gar, full-size
eI71snsHD., fully equip kit. full bsmt.;
kd0eSadAvel lot; Grand View section
..N2 yNlIer Spring; assume $4,000
Gf trust, payments like rent.
Montgomery Investment
NE.sos4nsurance Co.
w. eH. SOLO. -ae
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BRICK RAMBLER

BRICK RAMBLER
Lse. lot; Only S2,150 cash above the
than rent: 5 lse. rms. fully equip.
Kit. with Oft. elecc: refgr. and auto-
matte washer; radiant heat. Conv;
Cap. Transit buses. Call WA. 1900
Robert S. Davis and Co.
Md sD4 va Rait@S5e saGe 'cs Open dsly and
Sunday till 9.
VETERANS 6 ROOMS
New CaDe Cod; lse; lot, full bsmt..
w. Ss" SO saoS plus tin tfSep Z p.m. and ms Gail
Robert S. Davis and Co.
rs Sso4 M RsltimoTe aS@e ave- n.n Hyaftsv!ls .nd
Sunday till 2 m.
SMALL ESTATE
lot cspe ssh eed seafes brdE tfuf homs
House has one b.r down and up;
detached saras.s, s,.,. tie ,e =. bath .trs ana
onIs assm sa5d ~ peot'e on terms. psee ea G. VA
1900 till q pm
Robert S. Davis and Co.
TO MY FRIENDS
wish to announce my connections
with Ford E. Morgan, sr., Real Es-
tate. $40 st. NV. We have houses
all sections D. C. and Md. and shall
be glad to serve you any time.
H. L. Morningstar, WA. $500
OPEN 2 TILL DARK
Hyattsville Hills 1900 Kennedy st.
5o1edrm det coDd brick IA baths ..y. rse
week. Mrs. Hart. WA. 66is. cox
g. co. DI. 4254.
$3.50 DOWN TO A, G. I.
Payments less than rent; 2-bedroom
Cape Cod bungalow expansion attic
s1aabs st dorgs6 Should TindeEs so g. tusR4tHTs sR
PERRY BOSWELL, INC.
WA. $500 or UN. 3Os3. 20
$495 DOWN
Balance like rent: 8 rms, full bsmt..
now vacant. move in with deposit
Full price, S12.95O; situated s4-mile
from District line. Call WA. 5000
It'll 8 pm.
Robert S. Davis and Co.
OWNER MUST SELL
Mt. Rainier; open till 8 pm
44O2 3lst st.-3-bedrm Colonial
bunga., unusual dining rm., 1sxlS
#, all-elec. kit, det. gar. bsmt..
oil heat; priced to sell today: make
your own terms. PR I'm r o 8 E
REALTY. WA. 4252. WA. 4214.
ONLY $500 DOWN
Mt. Rainier area, 2 bedrooms. livins
room. Kitchen -dinette comb. with
bGmt with bar; oil hest, lge. fenced
lot; Blk. from bus. PRuRO9B
A1AITY, VA. tS1A VA. ass.
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CHEVERLY

II cheverly Circle-Nev det., custom
built, bfick home. on large lot; this
fireplace in living rm., spacious din
Ing rm. with bay window. extra
large kitchen. 1st-fioor den or bed
rm. with powder rm.; 3 large bed
rms. bath on End floor: full base
ment with outside entrance: gas
porch; with built-in garage. This
house has large closets Shown by
appt Mr.. Sadler. MI. 1855 SULLI-
VAN BROS, 1920 K st. NV. ME
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HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS
New Takoma Park, first time offered
Individual 5-room brick bungalow,
large corner lot, fenced; full bsmt.
oil neat fireplace, large bedroom,
pretty flowers and shrubbery; near
schools, transp. Make an offer on
this darling home. Call Mrs. Dreas,
1926. 81
HYATTSVILLE, $11, 500
BUNGALOW; liy rm. with fireplace
dining rm., kit . bedrms.. tiled
bath; finished attic. hardwood rs,
full. bsmt.. gas heat: gar; nr.
schools stores, transp., etc. OWNER.
WA 1882
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SILVER Hill,

Open Sunday, 1-5: 4252 Branch ave.
Two houses for the price of one;
bunealow. 8 rms. and bath. fireplace
has 3 rooms with bath and shower
For information call Mr.. Morning
star, WA. 360s. FORD E. MORGAN.
Or Pc dQ1n or
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ARLINGTOl

2 UNITS
very seldom do We obtain . listing Of
tnls type-Two lovely 3-bedrm,
semidet. homes. Liv. rm., Ice din.
rm equip. kit. One has a pine-pari.
eled recre. rm. with full bath In
oSmt. min. to Pentsson. Priced
right for immed. sale. May bs
LURIA BROS.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS

DISTRICT HEIGHTS
7-rm. brk, lEe., liv. rm.. frepl.. din.
rm.. equipped kit, full tile bath and
shower; md A., l master bedrm
and , Ice. bedrms, also full tile
bath, ample closet space in all rms i.
lge. storage space, outside ent to
4 full dry. bSmt.. oil h.-wh. cop
per plumbing throughout. corner lot
6Ox15O Price reas. and good terms.
Call Mr.; MARKEY, ST. 1903; ewes,
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RIVERDAI,E

b.rs.. masonry Cape Cod on lge.
lot; bIilt-in garage. ftp; asking
S13.950; 50 900 4c LIST trust: terms
Make an offer. Call WA. 5000 till
9 pm
Robert S. Davis and Co.
1904 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville.
Nd. WA. 1900. Open daily and
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CHEVERLY MANOR
Cape Cod with gorgeous knotty pine
rec. rm. and handsomely finished
attic. Only Sl1 600: should go Gil
with 81 1000 down. Call WA. 1900
till 9 m
Robert S. Davis and Co.
5SO4 Baltimore ave, Hyattsvllle.
Md. WA. 5000 Open daily and
Sunday q - ~,
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2 APARTMENTS

2 APARTMENTS
Takoma Park. Md.-Detached brick.
3 rms. and bath. each apt. Clean
oil hot-water heat: . lRe. back
porches: apis. rent sos mo-; lge
lot with shade trees; price, only
81 $50; down only $500, bal,
D CEET VIZ
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A Cape Cod for You

A Cape Cod for You
And you, and you. That's right, there
are Just 3 available New and brick
Convenient to everything for family
Bedrm. and "a bath LIST floor: .
bedrms. and bath 2nd floor. Other
features you will want to see either
Saturday or Sunday from 9 to 3.
Hills. . blocks beyond shopping
center to Locust Grove rd, left
to houses
AmoS-McDevitt-NeWell
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OPEN TODAY l TO $50
Hyattsville. 400 Longfellow st.-On
the corner. See this lovely 5-room
bungalow. full basement, h.-w.h.
Immaculate condition. Owner leav-
ing, will sacrifice and give imme-
diate possession. Only $4,000 down
J. RANDALL WALCROFT
Realtor. 33O2 Perry St, Mt. Rainier.
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ANNANDALE

ANNANDALE
bedroom Cape Cod, liv. I'm. with
nrepl., din. rm.. equip. kit. and
pantry; side porch, Diet garage.
Large lot. Moderate cash down
payment; Balance like rent. Fuli
YEONAS REALTY
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$1,000 DOWN-NON-VETS $1,000.
Open today, i till dark. CT approved
One block from new shopping cen
ter. this detached brick home con-
sists Of large rooms, plus larse
side concrete porch Kitchen il
large and fully equipped Colorec
tile bath. gas heat. ample close,
space. Lot. 6Oxl2O. Pull price
only Sl36OO To reach. Georgis
ave; to l160O block and house
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DISGIICC f1elgIlCS, OpeN II 10 ,
1l13 Elmhurst ave, Sat. and Sun.
1941 bungalow, insulated; 5 rms
on 1st foor; > rms. in attic. with
auto. heat lse. fenced lot, & shade
trees: ! blk from Suitland I'd and
Marlboro pike. j. EVERETT ROB-
ERTSON, WA. 1850. WO 1887.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
1908 Foster ave. Open Sun, Is.
New home with full din. rm., fire-
place. expansion attic; $500 down.
Direct from builder and owner
MR. FOX HI 6.S1 -o7
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OPEN SUNDAY 0-6

SOL Sundale dr., Rosemary Hills
Md.-Lovely home on large corner
lot. 3 extra large bedrooms. PA
baths, recreation room, built-in ga
rage. beautiful kitchen with break
fast room. Reasonably priced at
S27 $50. To reach: Out 18th ST..
to East-West hwy. turn left for
approx. q mile to large sign-Rose-
mary Hills-turn right " blocks to
open sign. JAMES E. HORN, l7I3
NJ St. n W Elk S26o
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION, ! to 6 p.m.
,5l0 Fontaine ST., Alexandria
bedrms., u baths, brick Colonial:
ige. liv. rm. and closets, equipped
kkitchen. fireplace in liv. rm. and
pSmt:; oil burner h.-w.h; level lot;
S18,500. To reach: RusselI I'd
right Woodland terrace. left Fon-
tame to house. j. LEE PRICE,
1908 8. Arlington Ridge rd., All
lngton, Va. OF. 1904, OK, 1900.
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IN HEART OF

Silver Spring-Attractive, new brick
BUNGALOWS: 3 and 4 bedrms.: fine
neighborhood, conven. to every
thing, priced at only Sl6.5O0 on
suitable terms To inspect, call
Mr. Tarver. Sligo $500, with T. NJ.
FRY. INC Realtors -oS
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! John and Doris Sweet. boy
Jaxon and Mary Taylor. boys 2.
Edward and Jeanette Tenenbaum, boy.
Joseph and Joelia Vaughn, boy.
John and Alice Walling. girl
William and Gloria Whistler, girl
Allan and Gail WinsloW. boy.
Harry and Sally Young. girl
James and Elizabeth Adams, boy.
Halle and Melvia Anderson, boy.
James and Pauline Aughty. girl
Kirly and Gladys Battle. girl.
Sylvester and Virginia Ellis. boy.
William and Gladys Fields. boy
Thomas and Elsie Ford, girl.
Drain and Edith Hall, boy.
Leroy and Florence Hamilton. girl
Issue and MarainS Haywood boy
Alonzo and Lillian Hurley. girl.
Wilbur and Doris johnson. girl.
Stanley and Virginia johnson. girl
Nelson and Ida Jones, girl.
Athel and Beatrice Liggins, girl.
Edward and Gussie Martin, boy.
Samuel and Esther Mayo, boy.
curtis and MARGARET Mitchell. girl.
Earl and Lillian O'Neal, girls, .
andrew and Mollie Parker girl.
Henry and jamie Robinson. girl.
Robert and Mary Stewart boys. 2
wellington and Alma VanBuren, boy.
Carlisle and Fudora WAYS, girl
Milton and Elizabeth Whittineton, girl
Raymond and Mary White boy
James and Jean Williams, boy.
Mann and Judith Wynn. girl.
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Deaths Reported

From the D G. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Anthony Toftoi, 80, 166 10Th st. ne.
Ellen Sansbury. 81, Little Sisters of Poor
Edward A. Meehan. IS, 1"G 4th 81. ne.
Katharine M Wright. -, 6l3 9Th st. sw.
Addie w. O'Connon, -, 1910 East Capitol
ST. ne.
Jasper Beall, 70. 1910 Varnum st. NV.
Constance Rorke, TO- 1908 N. H. ave. w.
Harry c. Roland. 65 @2:5 r st. ne.
Ludwig Wolf, 81, Soldiers Home.
Mayo S. Santinyer. 50. 1885 M st. NV
John T. Wilhelm, 80. Baltimore.
Harry V. Hayden, 81, BOO Connecticut
ave. NV.
Margaret A. Early, 40, o407 Is st. NV
Harry l.. Ray, as 1877 Forester s.W.
Morris Karp. AZ, 1910 Nichols ave. s.w.
Paul c. Gribble. 80. No address given.
Julia F. Alba. ;!3, Arlington, Va.
Russell Catlin. is, 20 18th st. Sc.
Michael c. Gibson, infant, All 9th st. sw
Hagan. infant. No address given.
Virginia Underwood, so. 1925 10Th St n "
Samuel c. Hunter, 81. 1916 Rosedale st.
ne,
Ella A. Black. So, Cedar Heights. Md
David Yancy. 60. 45o Neal pl. NV.
Hattie T. Gray, %, % F st. s.w.
Ruth H Brown, 80. 900 I ST. ne.
Leawood Marshull, 3e, 643 Columbnia I'd,
NV.
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Births Reported

Hector and Vera Bastos-Tigrefi boy.
J Julian and joan Berman' boy.
Beverley and Lois Bowers, girl.
Kenneth and Doris Burkett, boy.
Harry and Maize BuIroushs. girl.
William and Nancy chatham: boy.
Robert and Eufemia Coffey, boy.
Mark and Mildred Crown, girl.
Wilbur and Betty cullers. boy
Henry and Mary derGiudice. boy.
sehard a and Ma ary sf ppain 0q Boy
Donald and Cecilia Eek, girl.
Alton and Martha Fipps, girl,
Francis and AGNES Flood, eirl:
Theodore and Martha Frye, girl.
Frank and Marie Giuffreda, boy.
Byl.on and Esther Graham boy.
Ivan and Verian Haxrell. girl.
Russell and Evelyn Head. girl.
George and Ruth Hellwig, boy.
Ennis and June Howard, boy.
Lester and Dorothy Hubert. girl
William and Evelyn Hyett, boy.
Grant and E1ith Jarvis, girl,
Henry and Frances Justose. boy.
Stephen and Roberta Kovacs, boy.
Arnold and Sally Krevette, girl.
Nathan and Marion Kronsctadt girl.
Richard and Virginia Kreuzburg, boy.
Foy and Helen LaFone. girl
Jules and Neysa Laf1erman. girl.
Michel and Joycelyn Lancreon. girl.
Spring and Wanda Lee boy.
George and Ruth Lenwell. girl.
Frederick and Maud Majora. girl
John and M. Frances Manning. girl.
Alexander and Margaret Martin. boy.
William a1d Jeanelle Matson. boy.
William and Ella Mckinley. boy.
Richard and Charlotte McNutt. boy.
John and Reba Miller. girl.
Daniel and Virginia Miller, girl.
Philip and Anna Morley, boy.
George and Elizabeth Nose. girl.
John and Ruby Motley. girl.
Francis and Mary Mullin. girl.
william and Mona Nye, girl.
Sidney and Ann Park. boy.
JsE1es and Alice Peed. boy.
JERRY and Selma Perruso, boy.
Louis and Elsie Puglisi. boy.
Robert and June Regain, boy.
Meyer and Selma Samols. girl.
Herman and Marie Schweigert. boy.
Charles and Elizabeth Scott: girl.
Edward and Alice Searle, girl
MILFORD and Ruth Schlarman. girl.
Lawrence and lola Shaw. girl.
Vincent and Janet Stransky. boy.
George and Louise Suite. girl.
Kenneth and Elizabeth Swami, boy.
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uuy. oHHuQyS uLu tUttuuyS uIc
counted the same as other days.
Charles Chapman, %. and Carrie Howard
"a. both Of 1900 Potomac ave. Sc.
towel; q; both Of 40 Hobart Si q; NV:
Lois Hansen 70 so Jeffe gn.I ST. nv
and Kathryn Joy. II. le46 Morse St ne:
.d Msrh ar Short t. H l44 Sak
Willie Epps' %, 1903 NJ St. u NV. W. and
mennge Rrass IS snd d7s vT St
Harod Her Ua% ~" a. 81 i7 By Pennsylvania
sTs' ST NM Ne. and Anna cresanto' 60 10
and Marjorie zema, is. 1881 st. ne;
Marshall Price. 90 :ls v st. NV, and
Paul Wilson, %, Brentwood Md, and June
Warren Mieker ~ and Cath
Leon Kns' =. Wi vi @an0 ", V VS'ei and Laura
Broucke. 81 1882 wise ave NV
Coleman Tuekson, %, -534 Gresham -pl.
nv. and Evelyn Burton, "a, 637
oiies EDWARDS, 50. 21a7 suitland terri,
Sc, and Fredecia Hayhurst, %. 25ol q
NV, and Anne Anderson, o5, 400 9th
St Sc.
Ralph Novak. 81. Chicago. and Barbara
satter!hwaite: %; ia Hamilton St. NV.
busch. 50. 32lO Volta pl. NV.
Robert Brown. 10. . Myrtle st. ne. and
Gwendolyn Hamilton. 80 Myrtle st. e.
Paul Plenckner. IS. Mt Rainier, Md, and
Christine Lawson. 80: Ill LIST st. ne.
An betb 5 If Hev 70 YORK and Harriet BERG
Morton Wolfe. "a; 44o3 l4th st. NV. and
Doris Bauer. 20, Rochester, NY.
Shirley Heider. 81. 2131 Massachusetts
aye. NV, and Ruth Salisbury. a. Park
Ridge. III.
william sweetman, 20. Paterson, NJ. and
Irene Yost;, 90: 419 Oneida st. NV.
William Smith, %. and Mary Shaw, 81.
both OF ] o4 9th ST. NV
Carl Thornblom. 40, and Jane Ewes, "a,
Attaway Robinson, 20. and Ruth wilkins,
90. both of sos Goth St ne
'a Zs,a H nrassev se 1874 18th st NV and
Norman Fesenmyer. 81. 1872 Buchanan 81
NV. and Barbara Eioher, 19. 3l7 Gal
latin
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. lau. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Uait three full days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29
Bethesda, $4,000
G. /. Possibility
1910 CheIton I'd.
SSIVVtt tNos

I block from Bethesda High School,
Lynnbrook Elementary ond Our
Lody Of lourdes, ond costly &C.
eessible to transportation, We offer
this attractive home containing .
nice sized living room. dining room.
kitchen, Iovutory and utility room.
; ample bedrooms and both. Will
be sold todoy TO the first 81
purchaser. About 81 500 to 5000
down and approx. SIS per month
will hondIe. Don't miss this enc.
To Reach: Out Connecticut Ace. to
Edst-West Hghv.. lett to CheltoH
Rd. (Gt Bethesda High School,
ri0ht to home
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-24

TALLAHASSEE Aug. "a CAMP
"a verbal round-the-world tour
was a feature of a dinner which
Eta Motion, the concert singer,
gave for the interesting group
Of them and foreign students at
Florida A & M college last week
to introduce them to her daughter
Eta Wee Barnett. Miss Barnett
has just returned from a three
year assignment in Germany
wher she went for Red Cross and
for the past year has been work
ing with the international Refuge
organization.
There were studens from the
Gold Coast, Sierra Leone, Niger
ia, Liberia, Cuba, and Haiti. Mrs.
Margaret Simms who did a spec
ial task with the Red Cross in
various sections of Europe during
the war, discussed England and
France. Miss Barnett talked on
Germany, Bavarian, Switzerland
and Italy. Miss Motion was moder
ator. Each foreign studend told
why he came to the United States
his general impressions, his surp-
rises or disappointments,
The general surprise express
ed was that with all of the free
education at their disposal, so
many of the American Negro stu
dents are not brilliant. They were
disappointed hat such abject ST.
ums in part of the South.
commenting that some places they
had seen looked like undeveloped
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-24
African and American Students
Hold Round World Tour

Africa. They were disappointed
too that Negroes seem to are so
little about the politics of the sit
uation here and in Africa.
The Africans were surprised al
so "that Negroes do not have
confidence in each other, that
they say Negroes amt no good"
speaking of each other. They po-
inted out that American Negroes
appear to give white skilled work
men what ever work they have
to do such as electrical work for
example, because a Negro may
make a mistake. They felt he
made mistakes because he had no
experience.
The above assertions were made
by a student from Gold Coast.
He said he came to the United
States because he was bitter a
gainst the white men and thought
thae here he would become more
so. Asked how he was faring he
said he was watching the situat-
ion and that it was improving.
Miss Barnett spoke also before
the graduate groupe headed by
DR.. Mckinney on the education
and economics of Germany and
Switzerland.
f. suchonce
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-24
Gifted Reader
LUCK! MADAME Lee
First Time Here

Reader and Adviser
Gives advice on all affairs Of life,
business, love, marriage, divorce,
health and family affairs. Price
in reach Of all. Located in trailer
at city limits Of Franklin. Ohio,
north on U. s. 25. Look for sign
at Smiths Trailer Camp. Hours
~ q m until ~ n ~
Evening star., 1949-10-23
Science Calendar
Technieal Society
Meetings Listed

Scientific and Technical Society
meetings have been announced for
this week by the Joint Committee
on Press Relations Of the District
Council of Engineering and Archi-
tectural Societies and the WASH
ington Academy Of Sciences. All
meetings listed are open to the
public unless otherwise listed.
Tuesday.
Washington Branch, Society Of
American Bacteriologists-8
pm, Medical School Auditorium
near Sixteenth street entrance
Of Army Medical Center. Three
talks-"The Growth of Fungi on
Lgnin" by William c. Day,
Michael j. Pealezar and Sidney
Gottlieb, University of Mary
land; "A Comparison Of the
Eject Of Six Antibiotics on Ex-
perimental Typhoid Infections
In Mice" by Robert Reedy, STAN
ley Wolfson and Henry Welsh.
Food and Drug Administration.
Federal Security Agency; "The
Interaction Of Starches. Fatty
Acids and Sterols in the Nutri-
ton Of an Entozoic Amoeba." by
A. M. Grif1in and w. @. McCar-
ten, George Washington Univer-
sity.
Wednesday.
Washington Section, Institute of
Traffic Engineers-6 pm. at the
Club Studio. Fairfax Hotel,
Massachusetts, avenue at Twen-
ty-first street NV. Following
films will be shown: "One Way
Only" Horizons Unlimited" I"
Indianapolis Speedway" and
pilot Study"-Bureau Of Public
Roads.
Geological Society Of Washington
-8 pm. at Cosmos Club. Three
subjects-"Ground Water Prob
lens in Alaska" by D. ]. Ceder-
strom. United States Geological
Survey: "Old Geological struc-
lures Of Southern Oklahoma" by
c. w. Tomilson, president,
American Association Of Petro-
leum Biologists; Natural Flo
,tation Of Sand" by w. H. Brad
ley. chief geologist, United States
Geological Survey.
Thursday.
washington Section, Society of
American Foresters-7:45 PM,
Y. w. c. A., K street at Seven
teenth street NV. reflections
of an Amateur Forester" by
Newton B. Drury, director of
National Park Service. Dinner
at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
Deaths Reported

tFrcm b. G. Bureau Of vital Statistics
william .. Mcdaniel. 90. 1924 chicaso 1t
1dvard 9. Xaiipran.. n. Wsshinrton, b. G.
Anna pafreco. 72, rz012 10th pi. ne
nrsasa nrrss y s,s:Hn: 7o, 1889 cel r.: nv -
Joseph 1. McColriek. 80, 4oOs 7th st, NV
Cleo J. Park, 81. Ransom, III.
MArsaret j. MerSch. 45. 652e 7th 1t. NV.
Joeeph H. WeslsZ. IS. " 2 st. NV.
Martin Hunt. I'd, ~ isss SS caivsrt ion a. NV. <: -
Infant WAthen. .437 Mellon st. Sc.
Lenora Campbell, 90, 20 II st. ne.
hafrinston AnSsrson, 66, 1907 h. !. ave
Sarah Eabank. o5. 344 " It. NV.
Waiter =. Lawson, ot, .4130 Lee st. ne.
Jap exporters now are permit
Evening star., 1949-10-23

Jap exporters now are permit
ted to employ overseas agents to
market their goods.