davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-12-14
5 BEDRMS., 112 BATHS
S12 1S0

Lovely Cape Cod, 2 yrs. old; iv. rm.
2Oxl3, din. rm, powder rm. on 1st
a.; stair carpet, fireplace, andirons,
Venetian blinds. S-cu.-ft. GE. refgr.
included. Lovely lot. fenced, sand
box, etc. For apnt., cal SH. SOLO.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT g. INSURANCE co.
Evening star., 1949-12-14
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

BUILDINGS, steel and aluminium, fol-
farm and industry. All sizes
MALONEY'S BLDG. co.. S126 Ga
ave, SH, 1880.
Evening star., 1949-12-14
Mel .EAN

miles from Chain
Bridge in this very desirable close
in suburban area. We offer you
this amazing value: 3 bedrooms,
large living room, full dining room.
House less than 3 years old. To-
tai price only S10.750. CTS in
vited.
Arlington Realty Co.
Evening star., 1949-12-14
VAGABOND
aoRNERS TRAILER CENTER. 6tt
Manning Trailer Sales
GARAGES WANTED
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

REBUILT ENGINES-We have avail
able for immediate delivery the fol-
lowing factory remanufactured en-
gineS:
192S-1947 Ford.
1934-l947 Chevrolet.
1933-194S Plymouth.
l933-1947 Dodge.
1937-1947 Olds.
1927-1947 ChrySler.
We can order Buick. Pontiac. O!ds-
mobile, De Soto. Chrysler. Stude.
baker and Lincoln-zephyr engines
Use our time payment plan, as low
as S11 per month, Is months tc
pay. Also investigate our factory
rebuilt Transmission. MONTGOMERY
WARD, Alexandria, Va. AL. 1900
Evening star., 1949-12-14

COMMERCIAL-S1s,O 900, terms. l 10
It. frontage, 400 it. deep, on WASH
BALTIC. blvd; 5 mi. p. c. al stop
light. 7-rm. house, in peri. cond
S11 800, terms. Hyatts.. Md.--6-rm
bunga, bath. elec., oil h.-w.h., rec
rm., gar: close to everything. Err
WIN REALTY CO., HY. 0334; eyes.,
Evening star., 1949-12-14
AUTOMOBILE LOANS

cialty; II you ere buying or sellins
an automobile let us finance 1t for
the purchases. NOLAN FINANCE
CO., 11O2 New York ave. NV Re-
public 1900.
Evening star., 1949-12-14

LARGE HOUSE. 20 acres, 1.0O0-ft.
waterfront; suitable residence, club,
school. MA. SS75; ewes, RA. 6519,
agents.
Evening star., 1949-12-14
AONEY WANTED

WANTED: $1,000 lst trust money 5es
on good Arlington home. GI ap-
praised $3.50. J. FULLER GROOM
REALTY CO.. OK. or CHI. 44S7.
Evening star., 1949-12-14
TARA
5445 N. 18th ST.

Job transfer; make available beaut,
antique brick home; Tst f., living
rm. 14x22.6 with firepl.. den, din
ing room. all-electric kitchen, pow
der rm.: extra lge. screened porch;
End f.. 3 BEDROOMS, :, full baths,
stairway to lge. attic: basement,
14x2226 pine-paneled recreation
rm. with flrepl, game rm.. u bath;
garage: gas h.-w.h. Open Sun, Ii:
daily by appt. OWNER, CH. 6240.
Evening star., 1949-12-14
Arlington Realty co.
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500. II

LYON VILLAGE
BRICK BUNGALOW
With lovely rooms, fireplace and
tiled bath down and one huge room.
14x34. plus storage room UP. Re-
to Clarendon shops. parochial school
and bus; full basement, lavatory;
h.-w. oil heat: . screened porches.
brick garage, level lot. trees. owner
leaving city. Buy It for Christmas.
Call Q till q.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
GII lsnr E.n1uri.alu CII sS-n
Evening star., 1949-12-14

CONTINUED on Next PassJ
Evening star., 1949-12-14
MONEY TO LOAN

SECOND TRUST MONEY available
and notes purchased. Call MR.
MILLER. ME. 1920; ewes, DE. 5346
End AND Bird TRUSTS on D. C. prop.
erty; 24-hour service. Mr.. Green
NATIONAL FINANCE co.
10l4 Z St NV Ma G540 Il z
Evening star., 1949-12-14
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

VICINITY OF S. CAPITOL AND M
TS-Comparatively new modern
brick warehouse approx. 5000 so
it,. all on l f.; high ceiling, suf-
ficient for additional mezzanine floor.
no column obstruction. WILLIAM
SCHWARTZ, 1927 Eye st. NV. Elk
7OSS ewes, GE. 1922.
NEW BUILDING, approx. 1000 50.
IT.; possession Immediately; ideal
for loading and unloading. FIR
ALSO; ewes. SH. 1875. "a
CORNER BUILDING, loading from .
streets: r.r. siding. elevators; 12.-
800 So. it.; suitable for many types
businesses; located on King ST.,
Alex, Va; owner will sell or lease.
OV, OS23.
Choice Warehouse Locations
W. CoMMERciAL BU1LDING, con-
TANNING II 200 SO. FIT. HIGH
CEILING GOOD LIGHT, PUB
Lie ALLEY AT SIDE AND REAR:
(2) NEW ONE-STORY WAREHOUSE
UNDER CONSTRUCTION. NEW
YORK AVE. INDUSTRIAL AREA.
$500 SO FIT. AVAILABLE
ABOUT FEB. 18th. LOADING
DOCK. lift. CEILING. LARGE
OVERHEAD DOORS. OFFICE
FACILITIES.
WEINBERG & BUSH
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. MA. $500
Evening star., 1949-12-14
STORES FOR RENT

STORES FOR RENT
18th ST.. Mr.. COLUMBIA RD. NV.
Bet. Safeway and Woolworth' S.
CARL G. ROSINSKI CO.. Ma. 1854.
MODERN STORE ROOM. busy inter-
section, shopping center: bus stop at
door: Suit. for all types of retail
lesse Phone neSVhSs5; w. 6a5s seAs0i10ie
STORE. 2Ox8G. full basement and
modern node 5-room apt; for lease at
lin, WEAVER BROS, INC, Washing
ton Bldg, DI. $500; eyes,, Gil. 4456.
IN CENTER MARKET CITY. 5th and
K SITS. n.w.-Meat. vegetable and
bakery stands now available; ex-
cellent opportunity to open going
business. Phone market mgr, DI.
STORE AND LOVELY APT, Wis. ave.
across from Calvert Theater. Call
Mr.. Fischer, with DREYFUSS BROS,
MA. 05S2: ewes, AID. 1904.
1926 H ST. N.E.-Excellent location;
also large basement and parking lot;
reasonable rental. District 3507.
RIVERDALE, MD, 4505 Queensbury
rd., new store 20x40 it., we'll popu-
lated, ideal spot for many types OF
stores. HU. 9565. 20
1925 Vermont Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-12-14
OFFICE BUMDING DOWNTOWN,

HoV-~ " w ~
near Dupont Circle and Conn. ave.
-Renoyated, vasan5; ssE Goo immedia9e III 1nf t
ewes. ST. 2S4s. VIM. H. SAUN-
GTs ATTENTION-Four family apt
bldg. two GIs can buy with $3.50
cash each; modern bldg, close to
bus, shopping MITCHELL QUICK
ST. 5000. Eve, RA. 34l8.
FIvE-U UNIT APT. BLDG. New custom
built. Annual income over S5,lO0
Best NV. location. 1-bedrm. units!
recreation rm., garbage disposal, oil
h.-wh., 2-car det. gar. Trades CON
sidered, BROWN REALTY CORE :
Realtors. DU. S55S. Ewes, SH. $500
5-UNiT Def. BRICK in Takoma
Park all apts contain 2asa ts,an,a bedrms ms;
utilities: l blk. to shopping center
excel cond.; $4,000. RATFELI
REAL ESTATE. SH. s794. till 8.
BUILDING with g apts.; gar. ane
gasoline station; excel. return
Takoma Park location; $1,000
down. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1949-12-14
NEW LISTING
Fine Suburban Living

Fine SUBURBAN LlVlllS
Unique stone-and brick residence in
one of nearby Maryland's finest
Communities, within 3 blocks OF
Junior high school and "a. block
from bus Pleasantly situated on
well-landscaped u acre.
The principal rooms face south. The
floor plan comprises center, hall
living and dining rooms with pay
windows, kitchen. powder room,
solarium (I3x20 ft.) with French
doors leading onto sun deck, and
large lst-hoor bedroom with full
bath; four 2nd-foor twin-sized bed
rooms and 2 baths. with fireplace In
master bedroom; basement fireplace
and recreation room space. full
maids suite with separate entrance.
gear garage.
We thoroughly recommend this prop
erty at its present purchase price
of under $4,000. For appt.. call
Mr.. Trueman. HU. 4345.
EXCLUSIVE
WETZEL REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1949-12-14

4OO-FOOT FRONT by 125 deep:
all utils in, on paved street. zoned
for apartments; good Sc. location;
$4,000
Highwood drive. near Branch ave
Sc; 10 lots. 45x100 ea.; all utili-
ties in; $4,000.
Bradbury Heights, 2 blocks OF Al
ALBANIA ave- Sc; 8 lots, 20xl00
each; all utils. in; on paved street
$1,000 for ALL VI 5976. HART
MAN REALTY. INC, l345 Good
Hope rd. Sc
BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES
BURNT MILLS HILLS, $500 per
HILLANDALE, at $4,000 per acre.
SPRING BROOK, $500 per acre.
SILVER SPRiNG. $1,000 Der Il acre.
Terms. GE. 1910; eyes,, GE. 1885.
Evening star., 1949-12-14
SUBURBAN SALIVA. tcont. J
ENGI,ESIDE
LYON VILLAGE

Quality plus location plus value al
make this an outstanding buy
Charming white center-hall Colo
nial. 3 bedrms. and . tiled baths
plus disappearing stairway to attic
on End floor: The first floor plan is
ideal. Spacious living room with
fireplace and adjoining side porch
partly inclosed; formal dining room
equipped kitchen, breakfast room
bedroom and den Cor tiled bath or
first floor. Also rear screened porch
Full basement with maids room anc
bath. One-car attached garage
Priced for immediate sale at &c.,
500.
Arlington Realty Co.
Evening star., 1949-12-14
Choice Warehouse Locations
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

2O-UNIT BLDG.-In excellent NV.
location; 5000. Income, Sl3,3SB
LOUIS RUDDEN, Elk. 57O7.
ATTENTION., doctors. others: near
Doctors Hosp: 36 Offices, above lst
fl. MA. SS75; ewes. RA. 6519. agents
Evening star., 1949-12-14
GIs. $3.50 CASH

01S, 11, ,UOU OIA012
S16,500 selling price; 9 rms, de-
taehed brick, center entrance, Nv.
LIST d.. firepl., porch, kit. fully
equipped with stove, refriserator,
dishwasher and garbage disposal. 8
large bedrooms, large gar. and
bsnnt.: gas a.-c. heat. 1922 63rd
ave, Cheverly. Md.
Home Owners Realty Service
Open daily. 11-6.
WA 9213: eyes,, MI. 1858. LII
Evening star., 1949-12-14
i AHA
5445 N. 18th ST

O11O ~. 1OV41 y 7
Job transfer: make available beaut.
antique brick home: st f.. living
rm. 14x22.6 with firepl.. den. din
ing room, all electric kitchen, pow
der rm.; extra Ice. screened porch.
End a., 3 bedrooms, > full baths,
stairway to lee. attic: basement,
14x226; pine paneled recreation
rm. with frepl.. game rm., y bath;
garage; gas h.-W.h.; open Sun, II;
daily by appt. OWNER, CHI. 6240
or BEULAH GOSS, CH. 56S2. IA
Evening star., 1949-12-14
TAxIcAB FOR SALE

1896 AL condition;
radio, heater, leather upholstery; re-
conditioned motor. Driven by owner.
$1,000. Call NE. 20S2. after 4 pm.
14s
Evening star., 1949-12-14
Three-Bedroom Home
SHANNON IAN & LUCHs co

1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
"OWNER LEAVING"
Must sell this prewar-built det. cen.
ter-entrance brick home with 6 lge
rms. tile bath, atl. ga. -,
heat: on a level lot Just short
distance from all 3 schools, shopping
and transp. in the Edgemoor section
OF Bethesda. 1t won't last. Call ME:
1143 until 9 pm. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Realtor.
Evening star., 1949-12-14
SAFE AND PROFITABLE

SEMIDET. BRK.-9 rms. finished
bsmt.,. baths. furn., oil hit; ceiling
rent from apis. $40. Price, Si4,-
per mo. Also house next door. same
as above except l bath less. Same
price and terms. MI. Mcdonald,
Evening star., 1949-12-14
LOTS FOR SALE

!. ACRE LOTS. near Lee Blvd:
S555. Sl00 down. $40 a month or
more for balance MANNAS REALTY
GO. 2ll6 Wilson Blvd Gil; or
10 LoTs. 4o-A, apartments, 5Oth and
Nash sts: ne. Make offer. Ia. 1869,
GARRETT PARK. MD.-corner lot.
12Ox20o it., level, good outlook; all
utilities in street: neat school and
church, on busline, about 3i2 blocks
from B. g. O. station. Here you get
quiet village life within 10 miles of
the White House, space enough for
3 rambiers. Price. 5000. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER, gs 171a X St NV
LARGE LOTS. suitable for rambler.
AIhxAspR1A, e: An 2 beautiful wooded
highly residential section of Alex.
Price $3.50 ca. HUBBARD REALTY
CO. Ov 6549. Ov. 1916, Id ,
BARGAIN IN LOTS-3 beautiful level
lots, S2x150 each. all utilities; in
Country Club Hills area. j. Full
LER GROOM REALTY, OK. or CHI.
CLosE-1N SILVER SPRING LoTs-
All utilities, 81 800 to $500. LOW
ERY & MELTON. SH. 5000; eyes,,
Mr.. Kendrick, 81. 1875. IA
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-(Drive l blk
east of Conn. ave. on Fessenden to
Bath st. to our sign0 Large rambler
and homesites: rep. on grounds. IL
to 5 pm. Ewes, phone Gil. 24au.
SHAPIRO INC ME lT17 -l6
Evening star., 1949-12-14

I-FAMILY APT, converted and fur
Asking only Sl3,500. OWNER. DU.
1880. Id
a5 UNITS of | rm., kit. and bath:
colored priced at q times annual
earning, 100000 cash required, bal.
/ trust. MR.. CAMERON, MA. 4SlS.
Evening star., 1949-12-14
NEW BRICK RAMBLER

Highest elevation overlooking Sligo
Park; 3 bedrms.. large liv. rm. with
open flreol. and picture window.
full bsmt. Price, Sl4,250; terms.
Call RE. $3.50, till 9.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1949-12-14
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

DUCK BLINDS FOR RENT-42 miles
from D. c.. in So Md; excellent
Evening star., 1949-12-14
THE EVENING STAR
AsHJNGIOk D. C. WEDNESDAY December IA, i949
SUBURBAN SAlE-MD. (Cont.
AN OPPORTUNITY

DISTINCTION & VALUE
Are the two words that best describe
this lovely 3-year-old detached white
brick. Featuring reception hail. ltv-
ing room with picture window, din
ing room, den, powder room and
kitchen; 3 bedrooms and . baths on
I'd floor. Full basement with recrea-
tion room, and maids room and bath.
Corner lot Owner asks only S26.500.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
Evening star., 1949-12-14

This family inspected many houses,
later planned to build. prices were
too high; finally about l year age
they bought this outstanding beau
tiful new brick house on large cor
ner lot in an established commun-
ity: large living room. wood burning
porch, family size dining room. fully
equipped kitchen, half bath, 3 love-
ly bedrms. and 2 baths upstairs;
bsmt.. gas &C. heat. built-in gar.
Then with the able services of an
interior decorator their home prob
lens were solved. Now, due to cir
cumstances unforeseen. We are au-
thorized to pass on to you this very
rare home opportunity.
LEATH & ASHLEY, INC.
MA. 6iHi: eyes. OY. 43S4
Evening star., 1949-12-14
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

end TRUST-Face value $1,000. $50
mo-, 6GT. 1st trust, $50. 43
monthly incl. taxes and insurance.
Price of note, S1,s15. EX. 340S,
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-07-28
No, No, No-Then Yes

The Big Three of the steel industry arroganty climbed
up high horse last week and then climbed right back
down again. ;,
AS a result major strike averted or postponed
and the paved for possible settlement OF an import
ant economic dispute on the basis of facts
The maneuvering was really something TO Watcn.
IT, S. Steel the giant of the industry acted as II there
was only meaningfu word in its collective bargaining
vocabulary-and that word was mo"
The big corporation said mo" to the Steeworkers re-
quest for higher wages mo- to discussion OF pensions ana
mo to a company financed insurance plan.
This led to deadlock in negotiations which was foloW
ed by mounting strike sentiment the part of the steel
union 1t became obvious that the industry was Key
to be shut down.
Into the picture stepped the Federal government-and
then President Truman forth with his proposal lie
asked Steeworkers to remain at work for at least 6o
days while factndng board with power to make recon-
mendatonS studied the situation.
The union said Eyes" and agreed to continue work at
plants which agreed to along with the Truman plan y D.
Steel gave forth with resounding no and told the Pres
ident he should the lattartey Act WIN ltS Juc
tion feature.
The industry didn't present solid mo front, how
ever and the big Three" did lastminute ip-flop
The arrogant defiance of the President obviously
prompted to large degree by political motives, collapsed
like punctured balloon 80
The of-agan on-agan actions of U. s. Steel although
victory for Truman didn't settle the controversy between
the industry and its employees. The industrial giants
mands.
The truce means union members will continue to
work for 90 days while the Presidential board investigates
Neither the union the industry VIII be compelled 10
accept the boards recommendations but they obviously VIII
have considerable effect settlement OF the controversy
One thing, at least has been demonstrated and that is
that necessary for the government to crack down
with injunction when somebody starts shouting nation
al emergency" 80
The boards fndng-f based well known facts-will
show the steel industry in excellent position to grant the
union what 1T asks.
1t indeed will be interesting then to whether Y. D.
Steel has learned to say anything other than no
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-07-28
The Deuth Of "A Newspaper

In period of rising newspaper mortality the death of
yet another labor publication to call for little more
than passing word of regret To who the labor
movement not by publicity noise but by the forces gener
ates the grassroots level it is than that it is sad
event as well as for comment and should be call to
in support of the American labor press.
The Labor World of Alton ILL.,, good paper 1t had
the of it's convictions 1t let the chips fall where they
may In fact independence of thought and word seems to
have been principal of it's end for Publisher Lloyd
L. bbe in his parting speaks OF lack OF c0opera-
ton petty jeaousies and politics in unions too much to
put up WITH along with all the other troubles that beSet
the publisher of newspaper"
The germs that killed the Labor World active and
vulent in many other communities We have often called
attention to the lack of understanding for the vital functions
of the labor press and the need for support if the workers
newspapers to live up to the workers expectations
There therefore need to sofpeda the issue But there
host of to make clear that big talk about abors
gains little while the watchdogs of militant, demo-
cratic trade unionism are dying at their posts
No good repeat, to labor if it's press al
lowed to become bunted and Intellectual For here is the
real test of abors newly acquired strength the efevdent
proof whether the union the interests not
only of the union membership but of the nation and society
whole Labor papers, them and as American
labor must be made to them not meant for the temp
oary advantage vanity of this that group they are
meant to be sharpedged TOOLS instruments of instant
the battle labor is fighting day after day. year after
This battle not the province of few leaders selected
groups no matter how well inenoned they may be and
how important they may feel 1t is the of us ALL
Unless the 100000 American organized workers,
their families and friends face the issue and stand ready to
give their papers much-needed organzaona moral and
material support abos victories of recent years likely
beautiful but empty soap bubbles they will vanish
in the hot breath of crisis before us.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-07-28
Worker Education In The UAW-AFL

Keeping pace with the rapidly growing American labor
movement is the accompanying expanding concept of work
education More and labor organizations reaz
ing that it is not enough just to boast of record memberships
and extension of unonizatiOn into quarters hitherto
reached.
AS result educational programs getting top prior
y attention from labor who convinced that the
gains in organzaOna work best be maintained through
informed membership membership fully of the
wide gap the standard of living between the organized
worker and the non-organiZed one.
In the field of worker education, the UAW-AFL need
apologize to 1t has always pioneered in every pos
sbe which might prove of value to its membership
At this writing the UAW-AFL Fourth Annual Summer
School for Workers is winding its current at the
University of Wisconsin and another group of trained
dents is about to be graduated.
The UAW-AFL Educational Department is already
planning series of workers classes various communities
this fall and winter These classes will be held in coopera-
on with state university extension programs In addition
the UAW-AFL is sponsoring its Union Job Relations
Institute in many Besides these ION the spot courses
the UAWAFL correspondence school program available
to every member in the international union
The international union doing everything in its power
make its educational program affect each and every rank
rests on the local unions themselves
In the next few months, the UAW-AFL Educational
Department will intensity its efforts in both general worker
education and political education.
Success in this endeavor will pay dividends threefod
First the local will stronger their meetings
become interesting and their members active;
second; the international union will benefit through
all coordnaed educational program; and third and most
important, members will be better informed better
equipped and far better of the trade
union movement and its reason for being.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-07-28
GOING Forth To Do Bottle

Geneva traditional home of international achievements,
the locale last month of event which In time may
rank with the greatest of mans efforts to freedom
and liberty the face of todays greatest threat
ism.
The American Federation of Labor has always main
tanned policy of unreentng and uncompromisng hostility
to communism This policy has enabled to drive Soviet
agents from unions In line with this policy, the A. F.
of L. stayed out of the wartime AngloSOviet Labor Com
mttee and later the World Federation of Trade Unions
Communists must be met by united opposition Com
munism is movement that makes religion out of iron dis
cplne among it's members. Communists always united
They know exactly what the orders and told exactly
what to to obtain given end The totaarian
state leaves nothing for the individual to decide.
1t was by this type of organization that the Bolshevks
always minority among the Russian revoutonares,
able to seize power from the who had brought about
the revolution and to set their regime 1t by this
type of organization that the Communists able to
throw the popularity supported governments of CzecOso
vaa and the other satellite states 1t by this type of
organization that they turned the World Federation of Trade
Unions into mere dispenser of Soviet propaganda
determined, united opposition defeat the Commun-
lists 1t has been done in the past and will continue to be
done And weapon is effective against the Com
munis doctrines than free and progressive trade union
movement
Since communism is largely economic in it's appeal it
must be reuted largely by economic organizations. No
other organizations well fitted to fight communism
its chosen battlefield, the workers. are trade
unions. Communism thrives w1inkled stomach Free
trade unions do away with them When have freedom
and decent living standard Communist appeals simply
a crude joke
The world labor federation can and must take the
lead in providing that freedom and that standard 1t is
promising portent that the organization begins with the
operation of all American union federaons Free unions
going forth to do battle with the enemy of human free
dom and to protect themselves This marks and sgn
ficant epoch in world affairs.