davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CoLoRED-CoRNER 1st and R SITS.

n.E.-Vcry desirable, 10 rms, .
baths. h.-w.h oil burner, S27, 900.
BIZ Warder ST. n.W-Partly fur
u rms, > kitchens. one bath brick
rar2ct: Sl6.G0O: $1,000 cash.
] 500 block 9th st. n.w-First COM
mcrClal. large store and two room
apt. on first floor. Can give pos
session OF first floor one apt. and
Two extra rooms on second floor, one
apartment on third floor; two-car
brick garage. Price, $4,000. GUY
TIMER, 1929 l1th st. NV. NO.
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OPEN SUNDAY. 1-6
NO. 1928. l3s
.ORED-OPEN 2 2TO6
8 ADAMS ST. NV,

Colored-Open for inspection Sat,
and Sun 1880 p m This beauti-
ful Colonial front tapestry brick Z
rms. plus . incl porches, Gil h-w h,
built-in gar This house is in Al
cond. and loo. in one of the most
desirable neiehhorhoods of WASH
ington; immed occupancy; priced
for quick sale at S17,45O; terms.
R. G DUNNE, HO. 070O; ewes. Mr..
Jarrett NO oQo4
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Brentwood Bungalow

IIITI5oICy &C DdI1OtC1 oOI4 y
4934 Wis. Ave. OR. 1926.
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Realtor, Ma. ~ I
REDUCED $4,000
NEAR CATHEDRAL
ROAD

V ACAN I-WILII AN 7 HOND
Open today / to 5, 3O13 Military
rd NV Possession. Lovely detach
brick. situated in a delishtful area
of better homes. Consists of very
large living rm. mirrored fireplace,
dining rm.. crystal chandelier, lge.
den. powder rm. ; good bed
rms, bath, breakfast rm. gas heat
BendiX wash mach; carpeting,
drapes, etc. included in this sur
prisingly low-prlced home. must
see for today. DANIEL D1ENER &
co ST 2.hSl
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AMERICAN UNIV. PIX.

4515 43rd st. NV. Open Sat. Sun.
and daily. / to 5. Don't miss see
ing this new brick home today. Fea-
lures include e rms. with :. baths on
md f.. powder rm. and de luxe KIT.
on LIST f.: gas &C. heat; large wood
ed lot. This one will not last long.
s r MARTIN & CO. Realtors.
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GEORGETOWN

334o Prospect ave.-S rms, 4 bed
rms. > baths. oak panel study; beau
tifully finished, river outlook; under
$4,000. A B. DARTON, owner.
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COLoRED-lsaO KALARAMA R


Brick BUNGALOW, nearby Virginia; va
cant; $3.50. Also other bargains at
T. R. SIMS REALTY CO., DE. 1905.
Sunday. DE. 1863 a
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VACANT.


Out of town owner must sell this
exceptionally good row brick home
with 5 rooms a bedrmsD. . tile
baths; located mr.. 18th and Crit
tenden sts NV nv Vacant, ant. Il immS, 1ov
to insure quick sale Call ME
ll43 until ii pm. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, Realtor.
Just West of Conn. Ave.
352a2 Cumberland st, NV. Open Sun
day to ;; 'Near his1 schools hriHt ana snep- mop
ter hall. 2-vear- old semidetached
house; 3 bedrooms. 2ii2, baths, rec,
reation room with real fireplace and
maids room: level lot, beautiful
landscapine. steel beam construc,,
ton recessed doorway. crystal
chand. complete kitchen, copper gut
tiers, etc, Parquet floors over con-
crete. mirrored f. p. wall, powder
room. :, glass-inclosed showers. s.
ft. closets. Mr.. Biller on premises.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1902" Eth st. NV. Sterling 200;
~
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MT. PLEASANT
New Hampshire Gardens
Shepheard Park Bargain

Shepheard Park Bargain
Beautiful detached brk.. only | yr.
old. with all the ner-added i'm
provements that make it better, than
new; such as mirrored flrepl.. beau
tiful kit. with dishwasher and dis,
posal unit. fenced rear yard. screened
Il. tiled powder rm and den. lge
bedrms., . baths and many other
features you must see Tor yourseH
mediate sale. To inspect today, call
il TO 4.
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
1920 x st. NV, Realtors. EX. 1911 =.
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A20l 4th ST NV,

Open -5-This attractive "Dunnigan-
built" corner brick home. situated
near 81. Gabliel'S," must be seen
families with all modern facilities;
lst floor contains large living room,
dining room. breakfast room. den
and well-eQuipped kitchen with elec.
refrigerator. wide side-hall entrance
and parquet floors: .nd floor has 3
large bedrooms. breakfast room, den.
kitchen with elec. refrigerator and
bath. knotty pine rec. room with
modern tiled bath and shower; oil
INV h. and Diet. Lear brick garage;
weather-strlpped, insulated, etc.
conv. to schools. stores and tranSp.
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GEORGETOWN

1921 o st. Open Sun, , till "a
quaint 2-bedrm home with = fire.
places, lge. garden, gas heat; price
only $4,000. Call Mr.. John Gill,
with JOHN LIPSCOMB g. CO., MI.
nHnn. ewes MI l1O6
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VALUE PLUS

VALUE PLUS
This lovely home is IN the , evei
'srse nupeiat rooms. ) bedrooms, recreation
rnnn, oil heat, ETC. Owner NOV
ine ioej has s. priced to sell today. See
it by calling, | to a, ->,o
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
14e0 X st. NV. Realtors. EX: 1871:
Open Today, 2 to 6 PM.
6613 Piney Branch rd. n;w:-IB,rand-
new large det. 6-room brick nome, o
sriuaIeo scbnnls o shonpias M and transporta-
tiDoii; sion; built q the finest materials
with many outstanding features.
Priced to sell under S20.OOO;-
MAX C.. SCHWARTZ
Ia. $500.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-korthwest
LOVELY CRESTWOOD

Beautiful prewar Georgian Colonial
brick home on one of the finest sts.
in this highly desirable, close-in
residential section. Includes 1st-
floor reception hall with winding
stairway, den and powder room. 3
master bedl ooms, > baths on End
floor; kotty-pine recreation room
with fireplace. maids room and
bath. lear garage: lovely rear
flagstone terrace overlooking walled
in garden To inspect, call WO.
5516 or DE. 4444.
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RETHESDA

Your dream house. S2O,5Oo for this
brand well-built: 6-rm.. "
bath. slate roof brick house; att;
loc. in all of Bethesda. Let us show
you a really nice home. We also
have other new homes. well built,
priced right and well loc. NORTH
WEST REALTY, OIL. 6S61. Ewes,
OF, O45S
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AMERICAN II. PARK
AMER UNIV. PARK
LINKINS co.
DI. 1858; ewes. EN-. AGA.
American Univ Park

Lovely Diet. brick home. vacant and
ready for occupancy. Block to bus
and > blks to shopping center Re-
ception hall. liv. rm., fireplace. din.
rear screened porch: 2nd floor, 3
generous sized bedrms.. . beautiful
baths, stairs to finished attic level
lot; gas &C. heat; beautifully deco
rated Price. S27250.
Billingsley g. Sanderson Co.
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"YES WE DO"
1869 PARK RD. NV.

Open Sunday to 5-Detached
home. lot 50x17O, zoned for apts.,
near Mt Pleasant and Park rd.; has
3 very large rooms a bedrooms).
bath, attic with 3 rms, oil burner,
storage water heater. side drive
garage; good condition; $4,000 cash
down. balance / trust. Eve or Sun,
phone Mr.. Adams, Woodler 5113
L. T. GRAVETTE
: G CT
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GEORGETOWN

1854 Thomas Jefferson st. Open
today, > to ;. Newly restored, COM
bination living-dining room opens
on patio and garden. > bedrooms
and bath. Mrs. McReynolds on
premises.
NELLIE LOWE CASSEL
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OPEN SUN. Is PM.
FOR A RETIRED COUPLE

FOR A RETIRED COUPLE
We have a fine white, semidetached.
three e-story brick residence, sitting
back off a beautiful avenue in CEN
trail downtown Washington. me
present owner occupies a lovely
Groom and bath apartment on the
first floor and has fine front room
to rent. There are four rooms and
bath on the md floor and a 2-room
and bath apt. on the third floor, all
of which is rented furnished. Every,
thing is OF best quality clean and
neat. Rents are all approved. A
real opportunity to ACQUIRE home
and income producing property.
Priced under S5O,0OO. Phone Mr..
McCauley. CHI. :541. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H St. NV. MA. 23f5.
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Celored-Northwest Beauty

Open today ! till pm. 632 Rock
Greek Church rd. n.w.-An excep-
tionally fine home in this desirable
and conv. area, suitable for = fam
lilies, with beautiful lv -bedrm.
tiled bath, equip. kit. and dinette
on Bird. "A. with fine income; LIST f..
very lge. liv. rm., din. rm. and mod
ern equip. kit. with new S-cu.-ft.
refgr. md f., 3 diversified bedrms..
lovely tiled bath and porch; excel.
dry bSmt, auto. INV heat: yard
and det gar: home in immac cond.
and a wonderful buy Sec it today.
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UPPER 18th ST

A group OF handsome 6-room, 2l2-
bath. detached brick homes; beau
tIfully decorated and equipped; eX-
cellent location; S24 $50. RAF-
FELL REAL ESTATE. SH llO3.
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SHEPHERD PARK

OI1El 1IHILD 1A1t1A
Open Sat. and Sun. TO pm ana
daily, 90 pm. S1Of Eastern ave,
near 4th ST, nw.-This home Is
the best value in quality. ,conStruc-
ton, size and equipment: spacious
rms. den, tiled powder rm, The
most unusual kit. in town. recrea-
ton rm. and lay. in bSmt.; " oatfS
bedrm. screened porch and sun
deck and many other features thai
must be seen 10 appreciate. Bring
your architect or builder and COM
pare our price of S2!.50o. BROWN
REALTY CORP, Realtors, DU. S35S;
eyes SE S3NN. Ia
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GLOVER PARK
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th ST. NV, DI. 3346 i;

Massachusetts, Ave.-$21 500
Lovely center hall, Groom Colonial
level lot with a frontage of over 81
#. by a good depth; numerous large
oak trees. perfect setting. private
semicircle drive to entrance, breeze
way to garage, ir-conditioned, oil
heat, recreation room with open f1re-
possession assured This house is
buy. Should be seen at once. To
inspect, call Mr.. Manson, EN-. 1929.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1nna 11th Ct NJ w DI 224E Il 3
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c..

Open Sun. ! until dark. 1878 Steph-
enson place NV. close to Blessed
Sacrament and Lafayette School. A
det white clapboard home in this
desira bic area. completely redeco-
lge, liv rm.. firepl.. Ice. den, full
size din rm. and mod, kit, md fl,
3 nice-size bedrms. and bath; porch:
Lear gar, oil h.-W. h; well financed
with easy terms. Price. SlS,50o.
Directions: Drive out Conn. ave. to
Nebraska ave. right on Nebraska,
and at its intersection with Military
rd stop sifn) turn slightly left to
Broad Branch rd and continue to
naln a
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BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER

BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER
Open today to }. SaO3 Walden rd.
Silver Spring. Md. Owner occupied
and he must sell Charming stone
and brick, all rms. on one floor;
spacious living rm. din. rm. combi-
nation; fireplace, dc luxe kitchen.
fully equipped with plenty of closets,
lee. refg.. stove; 3 lovely bedrms,
Ia baths, linen closet; lge. bsmt,
built-in garage, patio, gas INV h &.
etc | block from schools, shopping
transp. Make this your first stop
It's priced low to sell today Out
Piney Branch I'd, left on Flower ave
/ blk. right on Plymouth TO Walden
I'd, left to home. DANIEL DIENER
CO. ST 1881
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OPEN TODAY 1-5

1881 'Intwoad pl. NV. :, short
blocks west of 18th st. and Il block
Of Columbia rd.-E::ce!. cond.
water in & room! Oil heat. Ar
ranced in aptS. t} ants. furnD j..
Idc2l for home and inC. Present
rentals quoted $50 nc Month"
pymts. like rent A brick house for
pays TO" itself PAUL j. MILLER.
EX. IO1O till 9p.m. 90! 14th ST. n W.
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CORNER BUNGALOW

CORNER BUNGALOW
Near Coolidge High School and rec
reation center; attractive G-room
buncalow. one floor, with hot-Water
hcct. uS!n oil; Raraoe: on express
busline price S13.150: S3,15n cash.
balance at So per month. includine
interest Call Mr Rhodes. RA.
73,39 night or Sunday, LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER, 1919 x st. NV, MA.
I
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BETHESDA

De I T1EODh
5931 Wilson lane. Open Sun, to
dark Mod det. brick home with
built in garage, rh., liv. rm. with
firepl. din, rm, fully equip. kit.
screened side porch; 2nd f.. 3 lge.
bedrms., bath. lge. level lot. Price
reduced, make us an offer. Direc-
tions: Out Wis ave. to Old George
town I'd, continue to Wilson lane,
left to property.
1924 Wis. ave. OR. 232b.
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4O2 DELAFIELD PL.

Open to : n.m Well built and
modern 3-bedrm row brick, built-in
garaGc, new gas-heating system
Venetian blinds. :, screened rear
porchcs: | block to school and bus
es; Sl",9IO RhFFELL REAL ES-
TAFT SH Lur
Evening star., 1949-02-13

& Young, Realtors
AN OPPORTUNITY

Worth considering. House sales dur
ing the winter months are slow and
builders Go not like to carry COM
pleted houses too long so we have
been authorized to submit offers on
several new 3-bedrm, 2-story brick
houses built to sell at S20,95o. For
appointments to see the houses,
call
Wallace B. Agnew, Inc.
DI. $3.50. 1880 K st. NV. Open till
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Capital View Realty Co.
Realtors eYc,nsiye apeptS QoS N "

Capitol sold in last > wks. an
ether now beinc offered; spacious
rooms. beautiful woodwork. home
modern in every detail; . glass
inclosed rear porches, new gas heat
ing plant, full hsmt; dep rear yard,
gar; terms Shown by appt. only.
ERNEST 7. EiLAND
Exclusive agent, DE 1878; SUM-,
Evening star., 1949-02-13
THE SUNDAY STAR
WASHINGTON, D. c. SUNDAY, February 10, l94o
HOUSES FOR SALE-Northwesf

COLORED-ROCK CREEK CHURCH
rd:-Beaut. S-rm. house, 2 baths;
fnl! +, basement, as automatic heat; at, i'm
200 block Quebec-Beaut. 10-roop
house, arranged as apts., 3Ea
baths;v exc. cond. automatic heat;
immediate possession. KEYSTONE
REALTY CO, MA. S5S4 or D1. OI99:
COLORED-Is2O KALARAMA RID.
and finished basement. gear garage.
asking price, $3.50; substantial
down payment; terms.
1900 block of Wallach pl nw.-6
down. easy monthly payments.
400 NJ st. n.w.-6 rooms, a mi; price,
fhese houses 'S contsct a"Tf Mr. W11LnAM. LAPds
3ll2 lth st. NV, AID. OLA.
CoLoRED-s15O DowN VACANT.
1900 blk, 5th st. NV; brick,
1900 blk. Kal. I'd. NV; rooms.
,b brick; bath. h.-w.h,. $1,000 down;
and DIX baths 5s Of oil heat roGmS snbstsptis o5ifs
down payment.
Lot ,40xs7. nearby Virginia, ST 900
cash.
Brick bungalow, nearby virginia; va
+. R. SIMS REALTY CO, DE. 1908.
Sunday. DE. 1869
COLORED-THESE NV. properties
must be sold. 1882 Park rd NV;
Call DE. 59l7.
$3.50 Warder St n.w-S rooms and.2
baths; reasonably priced. Can NO.
1870.
finished basement. Call DE. 5917
or NO 1920
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PARE FRIGHT EFFICIENT

Small house. rms; materials and
condition the finest; close-in NV,
across from school, l blk. from
Macarthur blvd, bus, shopping; at.
tractive semidet. brick, unusual
screened porch, blinds, basement
laundry-palyroom incl. Bendix, auto
fully equipped kitchen. comb. storm
screens, hardwood floors throughout;
prewar Q94O) constr: low upkeep:
Sl4,95O. substantial part cash,
OWNER moving to N. Y. WO. 1925.
Evening star., 1949-02-13
BRIGHTWOOD

Near 3rd and Peabod Very nice
2-bedroom home, fireplace. oil heat,
equipped kit; ,ot 50Xl 90; RAF-
Eel REAL ESTATE. SH. 1lO3.
Evening star., 1949-11-04
Workers 10 Get Time Off
To Welcome Shah Of Iran

District Government employees
will be released at AIS pm. on
November i6 to help welcome Mo-
manned Reza Pahlevi. the Shah
OF Iran. when he arrives in Wash
ington for a visit.
Ceremonies honoring the Shah
are scheduled for 4::35 pm. in
front Of the Veterans Service Gen.
ter, Fourteenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue NV. He will ar
rive at National Airport at 4 pm,
where he will be met by President
Truman and other dignitaries.
The citizens committee arrang-
ing the reception ceremonies also
has sent request to Donald Daw-
son, administrative assistant to
the President, that Federal en-
ployes be allowed to leave work
IN time to attend the ceremonies.
Most birds have strong leg
tendons so arranged that when the
bird settles down on a perch, the
toes are locked in place.
Evening star., 1949-11-04
Wider Use Of Vaccine
To Curb tuberculosis
Urqed at Conference

Wider use Of the tuberculosis
vaccine, BEG. placing more en-
phasis on prevention of the dis
ease, was urged yesterday by DIR.
Konrad Birkhaug. of the New
York State Health Departments
division of laboratories and re-
search.
Addressing the semi-annual
meeting of the Metropolitan
Washington tuberculosis Confer
ence, DR.. Birkhaug traced devel-
opment of the vaccine and said it
is being by-passed in this country.
although the consensus is it will
cut the incidence of new tubercu-
losis cases by as much as 80 per
cent.
beg is tremendous issue to-
day." he declared. ut should
never be used to the exclusion Of
anything else. but it should be a
part OF the overall tuberculosis
program"
EMPHASIS OH tuEc.
Large grants made for the study
of streptomycin and other drugs,
he said, show that "the cure and
treatment is more uppermost in
the minds of experts than preven-
tion. 81
The preventive vaccine has been
given to medical students, nurses
and other personnel exposed to
tuberculosis patients at Gallinger
and Freedmen's Hospitals, it was
learned, under a Public Health
Service project.
DR.. A. Barklie Coulter, director
of the Health Departments Bu-
reau of tuberculosis control, said
he believes a BEG project as a
part of the city's public health
program should 60 ahead only
If we have enough personnel to
carry 1t out" He said that un-
less adequate personnel were as
sured. ut would amount only to
a gesture"
DR.. Birkhaug spent several
years in Europe, where BEG, a
vaccine containing tubercle bacilli
taken from cows, was developed
many years ago. He told the con-
ference yesterday that about g.
900, 900 people have been vacci-
mated with the substance through
a World Health Organization pro-
gram.
Death Rate Drops.
Another 81 900, 900 have received
the vaccine in Japan during the
last few years. In that country
he said. the death rate from
tuberculosis has dropped from 28t
per 100000 population in 1945 tt
141 per 100000 last year. Nearly
the entire decrease, he said, wa.
in the age group that received
beg.
"Yet 1t was only in September
1916. that the first conference or
}BCG convened in Washington,
he said, "and only in 1947 tina,
the first BEG state laborator,
was organized in Albany"
/ The vaccine, he said, must b.
given only to persons who hav'
mot been previously infected with
lthe bacteria.
| The conference. conducted BY
~ -
GERS DR.. Charles P. Cake. Of Ar
1Hngton. Va. president. DR.. Jame'
r. Laurey. professor Of thoraci,
surgery, Howard University. vic,
president; Miss Rebecca Sweeney
District tuberculosis Association
secretary. and DR.. James F.. Feffer
Harold !, MCGEE and Walter j
Nails. executive committee mem.
hers
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Dorothy M. Boil, Editor
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Evening star., 1949-05-01
Agentinions eot
Too Much Meot.
Peron Compdoins
D. es.s AaAsssssss~e esss.

ECESOs AIRES. AEnsl 70 .--
People os ArSsns1nA are exsasAs ~
naaca snea; that cae eat ct ev~sy
tour has lasvT troaaas, Nacasxsas
10 President L2An n. s~Tor.
The President os~aa. . ~rsss al
conferences lAks n4ghs amazed al
.ragov.ag s4s peoples a.ri. lie
sad ArsrGilnrs ale the wuHia .
greatest consumers a. ssraf and
the second larEes; consumers 81
otvAc.
He gysed a2s people 10 COZ
sumo more milk. sssA ash AEa
SegetAhis& He scol1ed a4em fog
eating too much spagAssg4. nocxars
and other siagchy ;aeda~
ofnelslS estimate Lie average
AgentlnlAn consumes s*o pounds
cf meat year ard Baetaas AIRES
citizens down nearly a pound Of
meat day aen. peton urged
each person 10 limit his ccnss4np-
ton 10 $50 pounds q yeay
II Ger. Perons dietary reforms
are successful. Argentina wlll have
greater exnortAhle surplus Of
meat for Britain and Other ecun-
fY3Rx
Evening star., 1949-05-01

next November II NJ the annual
banquet here OF the Association
Of Military Surgeons Of the United
States. which selected him for the
award.
Dental director OF the Public
Health Service. DR., Dean for many
years has specialized in the cpl
demioloeical study Of dental dis
eases.
Headed Fiuorine Research.
In 1881 he headed study on
the effects of fiuorlne on teeth.
particularly regarding the mot
ting effect Of excessive amounts
of the chemical. Out Of the six
year study, however, developed
the now widely used f1uorine ap-
plicat ton on teeth 70 prevent
decay.
The institute in Bethesda which
he heads is responsible for most
OF the basic research on the fuor-
ide effects.
New research projects are un-
der way. Among the most i'm
portant programs is the possible
prevention OF dental decay
through fuorination Of public
water supplies, and three tightly
controlled studies now are being
conducted at Grand Rapids, Mich,
Evanston. III, and Newourgh
N. Y.
DR.. Dean, who has spent most
OF his life in public health service
work, was detailed 10 the Army
shortly after the end OF the war
for studies in Germany outbreaks
of Vincent's Disease.
Native of st. Louis.
A native of East St Louis, he
took his dental degree from st
Louis University and served in
France as a Dental Corps cap
tain during the first war He en-
tered the Public Health Service
in 1921.
DR.. Dean has been director Of
the Institute of Dental Research
since 1t was established last Sep
tember. The 55-year-old official
is past president Of the Associa-
tion of Military Dental Surgeons
and of the international Associa-
ton for Dental Research.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Five Detectives Listed
As } Faiths Observe
Start Of Family Week

Protestant. Catholic and jewish
groups Of the District AREA xill
join In observing National Family
Week starting today and eontinu.
ing through next Sunday.
The lniercouncl Committee on
Christian Family Life. represent
ing the Federal Council Of
Churches and other Protestant
organizations. listed fve obieetises
in the drive,
They consist Of recognizing the
home as a major source for de-
velopment OF Christian person
ality, inspiring families to achieve
creative home life. promoting
education for marriage and par
enthood, STRENGTHENING the church
program for home religion. and
working for the fellowship OF all
peoples as members Of one family
OF God.
The Marriage and Home Com
mittee OF the Washington FEEDER
alton Of Churches announced II
had literature on marriage and
the family. movies and slides on
the subject and counsellors avail
able TO aid churches in their pro-
grams, II also announced that,
starting today and for each Sun
day in May. radio program at
5 80 pm. over Station wCFM will
present discussions. drama and
music.
The announcement recalled
that President Truman In a re-
cent message to leaders OF the
three faiths had given his whole
hearted Endorsement to the sew
enth annual observance OF Ma
tional Family Week"
The President declared the
home is the foundation OF Ameri-
can society" and said the measure
OF mans progress has been
marked by the family unit and
the support that such q unit has
given 10 his aspiration 10 higher
and nobler things"
Evening star., 1949-05-01
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(COnLlnucQ CTOm ClISt rage
amount recommended for arms is
granted at this time.
The treaty. standing by itself
proclairns the intention OF the IL
signatory nations to stand to-
gether against any future aggres-
sor, and to regard an attack on
one as an attack on all.
Although the size of the arms
program probably win continue to
crop up during the remainder OF
the hearings. it will be decided
separately by both houses OF Con-
gress after the treaty Is acted
upon. The treaty requires ratifi-
cation by the Senate alone.
Committee Contest Seen.
When the separate bill to auth
orize transfer of military equip
ment to other treaty members
is submitted. q contest is expected
to develop on the Senate floor
as to whether 1t should be handled
by the Foreign Relations or the
Armed Services Committee. Sen
ator Connally is preparing to urge
that it go to Foreign Relations,
on the ground that It Is not simply
q military matter. but an integral