davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-04-30

WATERFRONT PROP WANTED
WANTED TO RENT. cottage on or
nearby beach for I week EN- Saea
Evening star., 1949-04-30
AUTOMOBILE LOANS

FINANCING private sales our special.
Automobile lei US hnance i fos the
purchases NOLAN FINANCE Co
1i02 Nev York ave NJ RspnblIc
Evening star., 1949-04-30

fTORE. opposite Govt. Printing once.
N. Capitol and II sts. NV; rent $50
lease available. sundays. FR. 64eo;
eccupaney May 1.
Evening star., 1949-04-30

Mr.. Potomac Hunt Club
14O acres OF beautiful wooded bldg
sites; priced less than $500 per
acre For quick sale call Mr.
Saunders. exclusive with Z. M. FRY,
WI HT40 II
Evening star., 1949-04-30

81 .0O0-West River waterfront-is-
acre lot, beaut. view: fireplace: with
repairs can be best on bay front.
S3, S0O-S750 down. bal. monthly
Furn.. bath, refgr.; large lot: heat,
bsrnt.; cruiser.
S3, ,00o-S700 down. $40 per mo-
Large log cabin. a. acre. woody. near
water: furn.: cruiser: see this.
Waterfront log cabin rambler bed
rms. gar. heat: all VI: all paneied:
miles Annapolis; immed. poss.
Modern all-yr, equipped bungslow,
fireplace; waterfront priyfls.; low
down pymt. A real home At only
$3.50.
Bay Ridse-New Spanish rambler
fireplace, car port. heat: all yr.;
priced to sell. with terms.
Annapolis Roads Club brick rambler
4 bedrms,.. baths. elee. kit. oil
heat. fireplaee, gar; eeant. view;
I SCOTT. waterfront farm-l50 acres.
home and bidgs; priced to sell.
Waterfront acreage--i to / so acres.
C. C. wOODARD, Shady Side. Nd.
West River 64eL, past the O.
Evening star., 1949-04-30

HILLBROOK ESTATES
Nature placed these beautiful lots on
high elevation, near Washington;
o fine paved highway. close to these
building sites; a wholesome area:
lots are from "a acre to 3 acres:
splendid financing to suit you. we
always offer the best at the lowest
prices A telephone call will com.
plete the arransement 70 inspect
EASTMAN & SEAY
Evening star., 1949-04-30
BUILDERS
TWO ACRE WOODED

Tract, bounded on side and rear by
pretty stream in one of nearby
Virginia's nicer sections, surrounded
by attractive homes. block from
main highway with bus service. also
smaller lots in same neighborhood,
less than half hoar drive to down
town washington. Phone GE. 1887.
Evening star., 1949-04-30
EDNOR ACRES

ess5 per acre-on paved county
road: 500 down. $50 per month;
8 blocks to bus; choice Montgomery
can finance and build to your speci !:
choice of 10 sites. To reach: Out
Colesville pike. right at Ednor. Md.
V mi. to AGENT. SATURDAYS and Sum
days.
R. H. BEST, INC.
wisconsin 3633; ewes. ow. 1857.
Evening star., 1949-04-30

Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive agent. 1901 s Ar!lEEtou
/ Ridge I'd. Ar, Va OF ESs.-sfaa5
Evening star., 1949-04-30
STORES FOR RENT

GROCERY STORE, apt. beer and
wine, modern eQuipment. Terms
or cash. Call ME. 2SSS. Il
Evening star., 1949-04-30

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Evening star., 1949-04-30
TRUST NOTES

$3.50 snd-TRUsT NOTE on Nd
home, payable $40 so per mo; will
saerifiee for only - ESQ for i'm
mediate sale. Mr.. BOWERS. sliss
1918 or RE 96A6, Ext TnA -
Evening star., 1949-04-30

SPRINGBROOK FOREST
Lot containing 42.913 so. #. Very
reasonably priced.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
Evening star., 1949-04-30

sACkntsE. masI sell &4S sEssans-
10 csn FRirTs RF sGss ~
+ogH MoA ffs s-S Eu -
NATIONAL la4S @t.H seed rans
Sssas Due Ehefus NcAt Ntrs ysu
sisaa&- fer eSteK sAlt, $ttao III
Evening star., 1949-04-30

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ave 4.csa soN sf}ass - 80
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-11

The remarkable Yapook, a
water opposum of Brazil has a
completely developed pouch and
Webbed hind feet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-11
TODAY IN HISTORY
know AmericaI

186l-Vassar Female College.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. incorpora-
ted.
l888-Beginning of the historic
great blizzard in Northeast
States.
1910-Glenn II. Curtis makes
flying history by flying 55 miles
an hour and carrying passengers.
l937-Over 100000 idle IN
growing automobile strikes.
l938-Capt. Edwin c. Musick
and crew of l6 die in Samoan
clipper crash.
I 1942-Japs start invasion of
the Outer Dutch East Indies.
1943-Roosevelt sends SiO8
billion budget for next fiscal
year to Congress.
1944-1,000 American British
bombers battle like number of
German planes over tho Channel
and Germany.
1945-Germans fall back 10
the Belgian Bulge.
1946-Strikes cripple the ma
TONS phones.
1948-Presidcnt'S Commission
on Higher Education recon-
mends nationwide system of
two-year free community col
legeS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-11
Tune TopPers
To BE Heard
We'd. At Noes

Gerald Pindcr and his Tune
Toppers will furnish music for
the Dance at USO Noes. 1921
Duval street tomorrow night at
OILS o'clock.
Invitations have been sent to
the crew of the three Canadian
ships, H. M. c. S., Swansea, H. M.
c. S. Hada, and H M c. S. Moo
ka. now visiting Key West and a
cordial welcome will be extend
ed to them. .t'
Refreshments will be served
by a committee including Hilda
Castillo, Don Tucker, AA and
Claudina La Fee.
The Dance Committee men,
bcrs are Betty Lou Caring, Mary
Louise Saunders, Roy Schneider
and J. w. Mortimer, SN.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-11

Hospital in Chicago, took chill
dren so young they could just
finger feed themselves and set
several dishes of suitable foods
before them. After few tenta-
tive tastes, the babies selected
one food. ate the entire serving,
and indicated they wanted more
ignoring the other foods on the
tray. AT every meal they were
permitted to eat as much as they
wanted of any one food.
But over a period of time, DR..
Davis notices that the children's
preferences included all the Gle
ments they needed. And what is
more, they gained and developed
as well as children eating social
ed balanced diets.
As Doctor Davis and others
point out, your baby has more
food sense than you might OK
pect So, if he's healthy, be CON
tent when he is satisfied at meal
times.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-11
Four Births In
NauaI Hospital

A seven pound. eleven and one
half ounce son was born in the
U. S. Naval Hospital. Key West,
to Mrs. Ora Zuhlke, wife of Otto
J. Zuhlke, HING, U. S. Naval
Hospital. The baby has been
named John Joseph.
A seven pound, eleven ounce
son was born to Mrs. Helena
Powell, wife of Claude w. Pow
ell, TMC, USS Gilmore, Naval
Station. The baby has been
named Claude William.
A six pound, seven ounce
daughter was born to Mrs. Gen
eva Favors, wife of Norman N.
Favors TN, Fawtulant, Boca
Chica.
A six pound, three ounce
daughter was born to Mrs. Mae
Wilson, wife of Himan E. Wilson,
ACC, Fawtulant, Boca Chica, the
baby has been named Sandra
Elaine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-11

f'ufhHFs Nuu Vp read 81 DR.
Glare NJ DAVIS. famous sclf-Sc-
hstun pxhpumDnt Doctor Da-
tis. nuw - Childrcn's Memorial
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u. S. HATE OF

Continued From Page One)
grandfather emigrated from good
old Germany" Kierzek wrote,
land leading Americans even to-
day greatly appreciate the con-
structive and skillful role Ger
mans or their descendants have
played during Americas political
and economical development"
But not everything was bright
and shining" in the USA for
Kierzek's watchful eyes. He no.
ted "a sharp border between
white and colored people"
The German neWSman was dis
concerted by the lavatory prob
lem in the southern states. There
are four of them: white Ladies'"
"Colored Ladies'" white Men"
and "Colored Men," he reported.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-11

Fgmal allergics can appear even
10 tise first week or two of a
hahVa lfC They sometimes
eaaaar hivos. collie. vomiting. and
latCr skin diseases as eczema.
baily drwtofs say
e. children. egg is the most
sssFFu4un fpod cause Of allergy,
Aaih milk probably next, follow
81 ~ wheat II mother will stop
Eixtna iuniur thu food for time,
49, d. CHASER. the child later in
So uften Is able 90 eat II again
witiaoaH getting reaction, he
Nas&
II r. estimated. he says. that 10
g 30 pcr cent Of the population
y sensitive a. food at one time
a. anuthrf SERIOUS trouble may
srstali Il the trouble - not dag
mmWd
uf Bret Rather. of the New
hafk University College of Medi-
esne. SAYS that a flngernall test
and X rays can often help chill
arm overcome allergIeS These
Hsts spot physical troubles that
mVaken the Child's resistance to
g. alluTRy cham reaction, he
mFa. Overcoming these troubles
bio Junior a. resist attacks OF
estlFse. the main defense still IS
a. avoid tire offending foods. he
nmEs
d. Rather feels that II allergic
elSiidren are treated early. there
wsli ~ fewer eases Of allergies IN
mKiulta The earlier treatment IS
Ntarted. the easier relief can be
obtained
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-11

Speaking of food. mother
alspuld realize that juniors need
far y mas vary from one meal TO
amuthar. from one age 30 another,
fFunn one season 90 another. says
Ms Ann Usher. ~ the maya
sine. Better Homes and Gardens.
YoaF baby knows when he IS
hanRry We also knows when he
hns had enough And he can
aiMnal. ton. when be wants more
"a snansthing He'll eat the right
naloumts Cor hts individual needs
a mas age. she SAYS
Dana stuff ham full Of foods he
dlaam'f want. she warns You
mav turn ham into q poor eater
Nagi mas find that n ms first
Nrar iunluf eats like a Trojan.
Nssw b. dfcsnt That nothing TO
wmKs mbaut II may be because
~ isn't gruWing a. fast IN his Sec
una wear she says In his first
rrar 81 BITE Junior accumplishes
tilr mlssst enormous growth Of his
uafwNF Never again will he be
rkpsa sd g. triple his weight in
unf year
~ war dottur SAYS that junior
s8af have two ounces of cereal
mNw ho uemns hc can have them.
n Ne wants them. No modern
siaa $50 mseans for YOU 90 force
fNna Yuuf thild IN addition Ia
isastnz greater appetites at one
ti8lg than another Junior may
saraslunaliY Ru on favorltc food
spnsa 81 u eat al he can get of
certain tn,,d and refuse entirely
afisf fossts offered "a the same
timss Such excess preferences
aunt last Ions ~ a time Appar-
emtis thrf do no harm, 50 don't
mufft alsput them she says
t'NfhaFn Nuu Vr read Of DR.
Glare NJ DAVIS famous sclf-Sc-
lfrtun gxhsumont Doctor Da-
tts. nuw - Children's Mcmoria
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-11
Yowr Child To-day.
FOOD ALLERCY MAY MEAN
POOR GRADES in SCHOOL
~ DAVID TAYLOR MARKE

Baby doctors have up with explanation for
lunos poor grades school, They soy he may be oergc to
eggs other foods
Alsrgles behavior problems like obstinucy
p0o shool performance they soy Finding the guilty food
and taknq Junior off il. often the trouble !.
Such doctors Suson Dees of Durhqm. NJ Gu AIthM
sssch OF Cleveland Ohio and Jerome Closer Of the Rochester
University School Medicine recent meeting OF the AeE
Academy OF Pediocs in Atomic City were ogeed that
some children down with asthma the hives SIM
ply from smelling foods such potatoes scrambled eggs
BEING prepared by their mothers in the kitchen. /
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-11

Chaillot Palace, where the
United Nations recently met, was
the site nn (which Napolean plan
ned to build the greatest of
palaces, but never lived to see it
rise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-11

The Wright Brothers airplane
was named for the village near
which it first flew: Kitty Hawk,
N. &C. =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-11
Interesting Notes

According to traditional his
tory, the tabled Helen of Troy re-
turned to her native Sparta after
eight years wandering and lived
there happily ever after.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-11
Your Horoscope
P) Wirephoto

TUESDAY, JANUARY IL, 1913
To-day favors the development
of a guide or a teacher, not
necessarily in a, school, but one
who leads weaker minds along
the road to knowledge. There is
a mercurial disposition and a
delicate conception. 1t favors a
dual occupation, depending much
on the trend given the mind in
early days. In any case you will
dig deep.
Ceylon, off India, has weekly
The Sporting Times, devoted ex-
clusively to sports.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-11

Although the word "incuna-
bula" means in its Latin original
"swaddling clothes,," cradle" or
birthplace" it has come. to de-
note books printed during the
18th Century.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-11

The Quebec Bridge, Canada,
spanning the st. Lawrence River
is the longest of all metallic can
tilever bridges.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-11

GILBERTE BETTY BALLOT a2year-old blonde from Nice
France. sits her hotel waiting patiently
for the she wants marry--Kleman Green
horo N. c. She says him Nice when
captain He wasn't hand greet
from France by plane She four days custody of i'm
migration officials Ellis hat
Como had posted special $500 alien bond
tok. Va. month earlier. Gberte says
kilograms Gomo's home
Evening star., 1949-05-15
L. S. Land Prices
Show Decline

After 10 years Of almost steady
climbing. farm land prices in the
country as q whole appear 70 have
reached the postwar peak. accord
ing to DR.. s. II. De Vault, head oi
agricultural economics and mar
keting at the University Of Mary
land.
However. values In Maryland
still are liz per cent above the
lprewar average. which means that
farmers should think twice before
buying. especially II q mortgage
must be obtained. DR.. De Vault
said.
DR.. De Vault said land prices In
the United States turned down
ward ! per cent during the last
four months ending March /. This,
he said. Il the first significant de-
cline in these prices since the late
sos. though. for the country as q
whole. they are still more than
double the average in le35-3s.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Cheap Baby Chicks
May Prove Costly,
Official Warns

Northern Virginia pcuityyn~n
are being warned by tho Animal
Industry D.vtsson os ths state
Axriculturs Department AgAanss
"euf-rate~ baby chicks being
offered By unappgo~ec out Of
state hatcherlex
Or. w. l. B~ndix o. the Animal
Industry Dtvisson. xasc mortality
rates rs high As 100 per cent have
been reported ey some purchasers
of chicks from unapp-osed hatch
cries.
Dr.. Bendlx said some hsieherles
have offered baby chicks IS low
As ss per hundred
These hatcheries give no guar
antee." Or. Bendix said. and We
have had complaint after com
plant from victims who have lost
most OF their chicks soon after
arrival"
nC846u naaSnk A&&or&s
DR.. Bendix explained that in ar
effort to break Up the chick
racket" the State Agriculture
Department ruled that out of
State hateheries supplying chicks
10 Virginia poultrymen must meet
certain health requirements IN
fiocks from which Matching eggs
are obtained.
He said that while the legiti-
mate hatcheries qualified. the cut
rate hatcheries" paid no attention
TO the order.
This means. he said. that poal-
trymen. for their own protection.
should be careful 70 purchase
chicks only from approved hatch
cries. Each approved hatchery Is
given q number. DR.. Bendix ex-
planned. II buyers are in doubt.
information may be received from
the Animal Industry Division In
Richmond.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Animals Brought
To United States
Show Increase

Livestock breeders In the United
States imported nearly 20 per cent
moro prrsbrsd animals last year
than In ie%7. according 10 . re-
port BY the Bureau Of Animal
Industry. A. was the case last
year. the majority Of the impcrta- -
tions were from canada.
The total for ls4s was 4s.l2s
animals. which Was 1884 more
than the total number recorded
for the previous year. Increased
certifications were recorded for
cattle and swine, while slight de-
clines were noted for certifica-
tons Of all others.
Holsteins Lead.
The cattle numbers were topped
by the Holstein-Friesians with
24,67o certified for the year as
compared to 1s.08S for ls47.
Ayrshires were second with 4.sS2
certifications, Shorthorns third
with 3.878. and Jerseys fourth
with 2,9l7 animals. This year 81
Of the Jerseys were shipped from
the Island of Jersey.
The Suffolk was the principal
breed Of sheep certified. the num-
ber being 1.7ss with Southdowns
and Hampshires second and third
with totals of e04 and 2s4 ami
mails. respectively. Yorkshire
hogs led the certifications with
2.48o animals. while Berkshires
and Tamworths both placed sec
ond with 50 for the year for each.
and Durocs ranked third.
Thoroughbreds led all breeds Of
horses with $50 oertifications. with
Shetland pony second with 30.
There were 81 standardbreds and
IL each Of Hackney and Welsh
pony. The 24s horses came
from Australia. Canada, England.
Egypt. France. Ireland and italy.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

One Of the most important de-
velopments for the home gardener
has been the introduction Of COM
bination sprays and dusts.
Few gardeners are interested In
preparing and applying dust or
spray for this bug, another mate
rial for that bug and some fungi
eide TO get rid of the diseases.
Nor is he interested In mixing
q potion Of several materials 80
that the eaters, the suckers and
the blights can be curbed with one
application only. Several Of the
major manufacturers of insecti-
cides are now putting out combi-
nations especially designed to meet
the needs Of the home gardner in
. simplifled manner.
The following Is q rough and
sometimes incomplete description
of the usual materials employed.
DDT, the wonder chemical Of
recent introduction. is not looked
upon too favorably for use on
fruits or vegetables which are to
be eaten without having the outer
coating or peeling removed. DDT
Is not soluble in water. hence may
not be washed off. However, DDT
Is an agent for the control of the
japanese beetle. the Oriental
peach moth and several other
insects that are difficult to master.
DDT is included in several of the
combinations. 1t will not control
the Mexican bean beetle and is
injurious to such vine crops as
squash and cucumber.
Rotenone is an excellent stom-
ach poison for many insects and
is nonpoison us to warm blooded
animals. In other words. rote-
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Activities of the Clubs

lie is invited between 2 and Q pm
Wednesday Of this week. between
1890 am. and 8 pm. the Garden
Club and friends win tour the
iris gardens Of Mrs. John Bozie-
vich, Mrs. Robert J. Page and
Howard Watkins.
Neighborhood Garden Club sf
Gaithersburg viii meet Wsdnes-
day with Mrs. Edwin Fry In Lay
louisville. Edwin Stock. tr.. Of Be-
thesda will talk 70 the members
on "Landscaping Your Home"
The Garden Club Of Virginia
assisted by the North American
Lily Society. will hold its seventh
annual lily show In the Fairfax
High School gymnasium June II
and 16. Jan de Gran Of Sandy
Greg. will speak at 8 pm. the
opening day, his talk illustrated
by slides.
Toy d. Savage. Norfolk. AND
Mrs. Lomax Tayloe, Vienna. are
co-chairmen Of the Show Com
mittee. which includes Mrs. Pau
Peter. Fairfax; Mrs. II. Hartley
Trundle. Leesburg; Mrs. Stephen
r. Collins, Chestertown. Nd: Mrs
Frank J. Gillian, Lexington. and
DR.. L. II. MacDaniels. Ithaca,
N. Y.
Most Of the show classes are
open only to amateur growers, al
though there are two for COM
mercial exhibitors and two which
are open to both amateur and
commercial. Three Of the 20
show classes are open to members
of the Garden Club Of Virginia
only.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Bethesda Community Garden
Club will have its annual spring
flower show May IS ut the st.
Johson's Church, Wisconsin ave
nue. and Bradley lane. The pub
Evening star., 1949-05-15

No wis the time 10 repot house
ferns. They may need 70 b d.
vided. Nothing Il better thar,
woods earth. They will do best Il
placed out Of the wind,
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Farmers Are Short
On Fire Insurance

Many Maryland farmers are ux1-
derinsllred against IRE loss. &C.
cording to Q survey conducted In
10 Maryland counties by John c.
Bouma Of the department Of ag-
ricultural economies and market
ing at the University Of Maryland.
He said insurance on the aver
age farm would pay about 46 cents
of each 81 replacement cost. Many
items such as farm machinery,
feed. stored crops and livestock
were not covered on some farms.
Only 27 per cent Of the farm own
ers interviewed carried insurance
on feed. 80 per cent protected
stored crops. while about one-half
carried insurance on livestock.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
This Week in the Garden

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DISEASES
II sxxsss up ~ time sc< taas swws
a. se~ n&xwcrm - aAaxA a~~y
tfar sswygT~wvAs aas csfseg nnxss ct
gsas rrss wStn AsAe~arwsaass er
sgs~as assr- ersxtgss Stomach pss~
soa Tssev ssw naess easily ktfAr4
vh3e they s-v rcznx axss ss~~s-
sng about,
Ans n~sas tn wse Awr hs~s sa-
ways n~wn eenKsgse-~e . 9atscass
nuisance 10 contFel. Cab~xaAHs
sTsplse<s esther - osAss cw - =
spray Ssa rTpctasxsy erNtscs %
tAegn as svn a. tan sr~tse EvOAs.
June b~~sAs grabs ans Q Ac@s Cd
other TaSrSs& shAs snfess tAs mssl.
APPROXIMATELY q esgsseea Ct snkw =
daae per coo square f~~a 10 mG~-
elent. but II Il sg.~seals sn aisfrtssas.
sasch a srnsn quantity aniiwu'N
OVER large ARA anle&s u n n
solution eg NAKED w4ta . alleS anf
applied p3tfa q trrt1gss~f asstxstsu-
tot Wash u Gnse tire soil wssh tew
hose Immediately after arrtysrg.
Remove the spent blossom hsaas
of aiscs and rhetosen9guns 10
prevent ths formation of see1.
This simple pruning "a e<neseiaf
In oosServlng the plants strength
for next sessons scwrT bud tcr-
Enatlon, W NJ. Y.