davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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win Weaver % ncone asSeI sSd s,,ne. 223V 23o4t
er; Ss5, or best offer. VI. 459s.
RUGS. Oriental. large and small; re.
a1s a1sed prices. RARE RUG SHOP
RHGs1aaatehinRR INA 81 R'Tj sx1e, $50; 929 ssl1,
$40; 6x9, $40; lovely; i ike new new;
SEWING MACHINE, treadles, $40.
Portables, $29. w convert, S13.95,
Rentals. 915 10th st. NV, Ex.
SEWING HsH1i MACHINES, Singer electTlss; maU
makes sewing machines. Open ewes
SEWING MACHfNEsSSaye $50 to
$40 this week on a Singer portable
or console; lust like new; while they
last; other nice machines, portables,
was Sios.5o, % now S7e.bo. sseE We eGaS9ls; adTise
ySu to hurryl 3s12 Lee Hwy. CH.
SHOES - Cancellations, hundreds Of
styles Men, women, chfldren-out-
At your family in famous-brand
ca, Paradise. Jarman. Roblee, Ed
wards. Play Poise, ETC.; many had
to-find sizes. Save to so per cent
or more. Air-conditioned. LIEBER-
MAN, INC, 3412 14th st. NV, 2nd
floor. Open 10 to 9 pm. TU. 2521.
sINKS-special, 66-in. double board
sinks, $40 each. GENERAL WRECK
SOFA, Lawson; excellent condition
best offer. Call after 4;3o. oW
SODA FouNTAIN-Liquor carbonic;
complete Gog with compressor. Call RA.
sTENoTYPE. late model: recondt.
toned, guaranteed. S42.50. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th st.
STERLING SILVER, Fairfax pattern,
initial G.; 6 dessert forks, s des-
spoons; perfect cond.; value SI44 .s4
incl. tax; sacrifice 500. uN. sl75,
STUDIO coUCH-2 sgle. MATTRESSES,
/ inner-spring, l cotton felt; good
sSS6;i;o SS9n6;; 27sS ontsEio I'd; NV: al
s4S' ls 7th ST. ne. Open to 81 . Pm
TELEvIsIoN-some 1850 models a,
TO pay. Call 10. 2-ll87 for free
home demonstration. E. J. READ
& SONS. 3o14 Nichols ave. sc.
TEEEyIsioN, NJ new 1851 models. Ii
you have cash see US. PARAMOUNT
CO., 215o Georgia ave. NV. Hudson
TETEvIsIoN-New models, credit or
WooDMooR APPlsiANCEs. iOI09
Colesville rd.. Silver Spring. al
TELEVISI0N, RCA; brand-new 1850
mSaeis anss aEAI aEsatly E redgsed fS6 clssr-
ave. NV, EN-. 1900. -22
TELEVISION, GE, 16-in., blond nnish
table model, 1850; complete, $3.50
TELEvisl0N SETS up % 4o4. OF;
2-year service on all models. Last
years models slashed. Many dooi
SAMPLES and demonstrators Pree
opss oS@s ssss ss@0ns1Taf'oB ans ko5sYAts 5s, tssrHs A
Sc CO 4siood "''h0'' a''
TELEVISION SETS, brand new; any
make, any model in stock; 10Ts
above cost. AMBASSADOR CO., 1773
Columbia rd. NV, DE. 2233, -2p
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HELP WOMEN Cont. J
LADY To SELL COUPONS, for pho
tographer. Apply 337 35th st. ne.

LADY TO SELL COUPONS, for pho
LADIES, $3.50. part time sales posi-
ton; will earn you $50 or more
gkSi gky dsy SILK or fTe; fHos1ERY hFs opS19ns mIf
WOMAN. colored, to make beds. clean
rms. from 10 to 3 pm. Do not
wp%EN. phSns lS5a 1Site 18Th SS0 81 nS' to work in
counter work, food checking and
cashiering and to carry dishes, no
exp. necessary, we will teach you;
loyalty req, also women for part
time work; sCHoLLls COLONIAL
See Mr.. Fajfar, between 10 and l2
WOMEN who speak Spanish to stay
with, Spanish lady about days;
small household duties and compan-
YOUNG GIRL for oface; exceptional
opportunity for willing hard worker
to learn installment credit business.
Apply only II you are looking to
the future and have q mind and
ons i1. s. sELiSaERs dss II A5R1S 5g%SEnR II sis
YoUJNGH LADY with car, for collec-
tion and copy work; with outstand-,
ing radio program. experience not
necessary. Call MR.. VoSS, RE.
RETIRED OR PENsIoNED middle
aged woman to supervise small
apis. In exchange for free rent of
COMPLETELY furnished h.k. room. Box
LGE. PUBIfIIsHING HOUSE interested
in placing 2 tele. saleswomen to
work from their own home; exp
helpful but not necessary. Write
Box BIER. Star. giving number of
unlim. phone. 30
CARE for two small children by gov
erness in her home; 2 days g week.
Call WO. 7722 after 8. -21
FULL OR PART-TIME solicitor for
photo studio. Call RA. S52S after
AGAIN WE GUARANTEE YOU s26
and more; show Merit Christmas
cards. 21 for 81; also so and %
for 81; napkins and stationery with
name on; church and clubs raise
money this easy way; no Investment
or experience; samples and selling
plan on approval. MERIT, Dept.
140, $40 Plane ST., Newark. N J,
PART TIME, eXper. once clerk, part
time on Sat. Apply in person, 4506
Lee hwy 20
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SITUATIONS MEN

take comniete charge Ali tsx re-.
turns. 15 yrs. exp, Box 1865, Star
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

14O6 16th ST. N.W.-Cool. conf.
bsmt. suite. bedrm.. sit. rnn.. 2, 3
or 4 persons; excel. meals. MI. 5774,
LARGE FRONT RIM. for 2 people,
with board. Twin beds. Good transp.
ROOM AND BOARD for Q elderly
men, nI4 adsa prigate Catholic home, Iail
1909 18th ST. N.w.-Pleasant rms :.
early breakfast If desired; good food;
1ioi 10Th N.W.-Large. airy rooms
private baths, showers; excellent
food and service; switchboard. --3;
1904 Q ST. N.W;-Good food. clean
women and men; good transp. NO.
WENDELL TERRACE-cool rms. lre.
porch. lawn with croauet delicious
meals; excel. trans; pleasant young
reople; S47.50 mo. 1927 Belmont
THE MAR-LEETA-132 18th st..
n.w.-Nicely furn. cool rms. for
young ladies and young men; run
ming g,, water; phone IN rms; showers;
DUPONT AREA-1726 N. H. ave.
NV, has lovely double rm. with pvt.
bath for couple or ladies; also va
cancies for men, in Washington s
most beautiful guesthouSe; televi
sion, social privils,, phone in each
room; mod. rates. CLUB MASON,
MT. IT. Pleasant AREA-Attrac. igs.
mr.. Rock Greek Park; for i or 3
refined adults; 1st class Continental
and American food; semipvt. bath
and phone. HU. 5945.
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FURNITURE BOUGHT
co. 1866 TILL 9 PM.

WV A45A@ ~ y s&N4s
FURN.-,Entire housenoId contents,
OLD glassware. silver. misc, china;
ni aniighcst prices 8 z: FURN EXCH.
GAs sseveI EANsas fuln sehr sss ress sTvaes asas9. @
IOll 7tb st NV Ma 1852
GOLD-Brtng your old gold. pleti.
mum. teeth, discarded 3ewelry. We
pay cash A. KAHN. INC. 5S years
at 935 ? st. NV
COLE BALLS for driving range.
GAFFNEY. Beltsville, Md. Call after
$50 pm: TO. 4S44. %
NEWSPAPERS, RAGS, IRON and me-
tai; highest prices paid. D, C.
WASTE PAPER CO.. iii Kenilworth
NEWsPAPERs WANTED - Hishes,
prices paid. n you cannot deliver
your accommodations. please phonc
US. WASHINGTON RAG & BAG
Co: 2l6 Z st. s.w Dl SOO7
NEWSPAPERS WANTED High
prices paid. II you cannot deliver
your accumulations. please phone
US, ACE JUNK CO.. 222O Georris
ave NV. AD. 5467
PlANOS-Cash for spinets, grands
uprts. or players. PAUL GOLIBART
AD; 1928 day, HO. 6151, apt. S14
nlBnt. 31S
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SHORTHAND or TYPING
Learn in & Weeks
MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING FOR VA. BEACH, July
SO each. WA. GAS. 20
ROOM FOR RIDERS in 1949 Sc
dan: Boston or vic, July %; EN-.
5000 after Z pm.
LADY DESIRES ride to Asheville,
N. C, July 22nd. Returning 30th.
Phone Adams 1898.
ATLANTIC CITY, Ocean City, New
jersey. Leave Fri night, return Sun.
night. Call co. 1928.
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GoP anL1eu, Cudln INK, all posts
Get the best for less. No money
down, 80 months to pay. Phone no.
1888; ewes. and Sun, WA. 1881.
FLOORS sanded ana finished. Qua,
NORRIS. IL ssEs 8 sH as2z asssas0naa' price NJ
FLOOR MACHINES RENTED Fun
operating instructions. KENNEDY
FLOOR CO, RA. 4346. 709 Ken
rIGDU neay st. nv ,r
RaoR pfsSs Tfas aEsvrek! 9!ks wH' RsWi Wi1aaT aTAY1oH
FLOOR SANDING and finishing,
EaRR. Eaise Weehsi Wf lz7ns light finishes. Mr..
Fho6E' LOSE sFR7icH-Noth,ne Mti an5S: but n2I IN.
eesnins parauet sineaihI instaiIatl0n iihins Brnes
finishes. FLOORING CoNTRAc.
TORS. INC, 1912 Wisconsin ave
loT priees all work guaranteed. 4, D.
MATTRESSES pIn5IEss so oremsss, sss $s up: STEIN
e6 ee6nDlsG asf5, CO. 1924 18th ST. NV"
JAMES DUTToN, HU. 1865. 26'
PAINTING AND DECORATING. IN
terror and exterior; all work guar.
PAINTING. KEM-T6NTHNGs. H'i sD.s.Ni gen. re-
for most reas. prices: OU s44G after
pm, any time Sunday.
PAINTING, PAPERING, FLOORS, int
and ext, by reliable, exp. mech. For
free estimates, MIR. XIX, SH. 477I
20"
PAPERING, PAINTING - off, sea son
prices; save; work guar. For est,
call I: CROWELL, SH. 1879. -25
SS5; do own work: white mech, MA
5734, RE. 5032, after 5. and Sun.
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BEDROOM, dining room, contents Of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 1887; after 2 pm, GE. 14I6.
BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds, any
quantity, and removed at our ax-
pense. ALBION BOOK SHOP, 1903
"a. ave. NV. ST 669S.
BOOKS, large and small collections,
bought and removed at our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, 72l 9th
81 NV. ME. 5995.
CHINESE COROMANDEL SCREEN,
very tall, 6, or IL panels; will pay
good price. Phone EN-. 6l29. -2l
CLOTHlNG-at9hes prices TOR mems
used clothing BERMAN'S. Ii22 Us
st. pMAD B72" VIII cali
FURNITURE wanted ct once; good
furniture; entire home or odd pieces.
Also want grand piano and electric
reirigerator. Call MR.. GRADY. ma.
FURNiTURE. complete household and
RESIDENCE. AT. 251S
FURNITURE-WilI Guy entire con.
tents or odd pieces Also old nina
pric-a-orac. Buying and selling foi
DO years HOPWOODS 9Th and n
SITS NV NE 6287
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PART-TIME

PIX OPERATORS AND APPOINT.
MENT MAKERS.
FL to 80; to work every other eve.
ming, $40 to 8 Pm; pleasant work.
ing conditions; good pay.
Apply Mr., Rupert, 635 F st. NV,
Room 307, Tuesday, 6:30 pm.
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TELEYIsIoN REPAIRS

DAY AND MITE, call MERCURY. DU.
3303; complete service. all makes.
TELEVISION AND RADIO adjust
mentS, repairs, installations by Govt
licensed engineers. ia. o520. 30
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ANTIQUES--Bsic-a-brac, china, sil.
yerware, old jewelry, glass, any amt
Dora krupshaw Milestone.
THE-HOUSE GIFTS,
l43S Wis Ave N W M n2nn
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH, typewriters, calc., cash
pi: z$52. co. 4sgs Ewes eVes., sSn sanaas. Gs.ss'
ANTIQUE BRACELETS, clips, dia-
monds Of any description. Cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. 614 18th st. NV.
MISUNDERSTANDING. oric-a-prac.
emma, glassware. rugs. stlverware.
paintings; highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY fstsrbeeSerI IA
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ANTIOIIES ROITGHT

China, furniture, silverware, 1eweIr,
and Chinese art objects. Any guam.
tity, Call Louis Segal CH 1898;
eyes,. EN- 6765
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POULTRY & EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV.
poults. poultry supplies. ME. OoSe.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEDLs.E.-s.w,
RMS. FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ARLINGT0N-Attr.. cool rm., next
to bath; bus l blk; 1st. A.; sgle. or
rHsvv a6as; 1227 2. y, Utah St: 80
ter bedrm. with bath; shade and
quiet. Call WI. 1887. -22
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FURNITURE
so PCT. OFF

Ansonia Furniture Co.
New Owner
j. j. STRIKOL
sol H st. NE, Cor. 9th and H
Open Till PM. Ii. 3-3354
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. porches, recreation
rooms, bathrooms, complete new
kitchens. Nothing down, z yrs. to
pay; HAMILTON coNsT. CO., RE
ADDITIONS and undermining celia,
o.,r to root; Cal ST; 3S66c67 for free
ING CO., 1908 Eye st. NV.
ADDITIONS, ATTIC ROOMS, porche,
inclosed, roofing, all types gen. re.
pairs, remodeling; basement to roof
ALL JOBS GUARANTEED
MONTHLY PYMTS. CALL DE. 5000
AIR R-CONDITIONING UNITS repaired,
serviced, and stored. Call Ii. 3-4112,
R. g. NJ. REFRIGERATION CO.. 2I4
YoUR eHILco AND YORK
AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEALER
BRICKLAYING, remodeline. altera-
tionS, flreplaceS; no Job too small.
A. FAGNANI, 10. 2-1994.
BRICK WORK - Garages, porches.
chimneys. walls. repairing; low
prices; IN MI 81 SI1s after 8 pm; Pa
or remodelinR problem: no lob too
large or too small; all work done
strictly to your speciications: for
tmmed. attention and free estimate,
call = A. VAUGHN. AL. 1119: Ewes,
CABNETMAKERs, retinishing. radia-
tor covers. cornices, bookcases, fne
carpentry. etc. F. & c.. TU. 3791.
C CARPENTRY-Inside work of all
kinds. R. z, MOORE. 26oO Mozart
CARPENTRY-An types repair and
yemSoeVns TorSs VI ssI p8rch . repairs; sS screen
cARPENTRY-Attics finished. recre-
alton rms. .porches incl, stairways,
mercial. J. E. HENDRICKS, UN. 2491
CARPENTRY, remodeling, repairing
or building; Wash, Va. and Md;
chspsNHPN frse sstimates; :,.vvI:; VI; lSI-w. 125
WooDMAsTER coNiRAcTfNG OF :RI III sltSs,. CO.
Phone OW. 5527 any time. 40
CARPENTRY - Complete remodeline
and repairing; residential or com.
mercial. AINSWORTH, RA. 4S1S.
CEMENT WALKS, driveways, floors.
gails; white mechanic. JACK
CEMENT sShEAs' WORK: H4; s4ss; Stone walls, aas.
places, cement driveways, porches,
retaining walls, pipe drainage; ali
klnds of Taterproofng. F. MAR
RockyiIle; Nd Phone Rockviiis $Sss.
CLEANING, PAINTING, floor fifiisff-
ing. sanding. papering. Guaranteed
work, reas. rates. OF. S4I2. -26
CLoGGED DRAIN PIPES Eectrt.
saliy .azor-kleened or no charge,
anv day. any night
DIGGING, footing. porine. Easements,
cement work OF any kind. cH.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION RE
pairs. short circuit, small Jobs done
immed. Call any time, RA. 1922.
pa
ELECTR1CAL REPAIRS, installations.
prompt courteous, guaranteed sery-
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REFRIGERATORS

RIFLE-s nm. Mauser. G. 33-40
er; $S5, or best offer. VI. 459S.
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COMB. for sale at q reason.
able price. Call 10. 2-5S62. 30
RANGE, Kenmore, kerosene, $50; So
gal. elec. hot water heater, $16.
51O5 N st. Sc. Hillside. Md. 21s
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FURNACE and hot water heater;
coal-burning furnace heating 8 rms. !;
side-arm water heater. OIL. 631S.
FURNITURE from rooming house. See
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ADDING MACHINE. $35. 1909 / St
ADDING MACHINE, sunstrand. eiec
reconditioned, guaranteed, SEQ 80
UNITED TYPEWRITER co. 81;
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FENCE

Galvanized, chain link. all posts
in concrete: Immediate erection. !"
Get the best for less. No money
down, 80 months to pay. Phone no.
1888; ewes. and Sun, WA. 1881.
Evening star., 1950-09-15
MARRIAGE License Applications

aueline Ritchie. 30, $500 Minnesota
osifS fSsBs RsnfE FEasss s 81 e fs 10Th t s: s1e
RszS1SS SSf ssfs51i & fs s3h Is ss ssss
", son; SSE 2s, beth of AAls1xandria, A61d Va:
NV. and Ethel Pease, "a. 1901 18th
Robert Garter, %, Greye. Va. and MarEie
Hynen aodman m aio ST. ayGf 500 g. 1atS aS st
JOIN P,sisT gsThSid; Ill., r. co%sT MIsngS Ma and
Stanley Eef sanm a. ASH hf'fh flinois G ave. NV
and Allene Bildman. 20. $50 chevy
HsTFs fnasf faEIsy RIsES a5 RT i1os 4tA st sv. and
Norma Randall, 20. 11s1 Potomac ave.
Robot ssd r.f rnS5rs & e. 5Ss s1s4 E'GR prnr ii Ma
James Powell 20, 1923 9th st. ne, and
Mary Taylor. II. 1911 Trinidad ave.
charles Hem He,ndla 40 80, Lsxiston. Pa; and
Robert Narven. IS. and Betty Moscolino.
Is. both of Baltimore.
AnSsg fo seaSS't soS 1d.m: ss 5 hS ~ sH zn
George HornsT: 20: and Mary stabler. ~,
'e:ssF sd SsTJ Z. a.f5sl 5ss tzs izs.
Clarence Livingston, %. b1e 9 st. ne.
and Carrie Evans. 90 415 N st. NV.
NV. and vada Webster. as. f7iS Bay
st. Sc
dred Jones %, 1886 Clay pl. NE
! Reginald White, 25. 1851 Beecher st. W.
and Betty HopEood, Is. 2504 41st at,
John Weaver. 20, PISA G st. NV. and
Mary Walters. 81, Fayetteville, N c.
Gladys Davis. y. 2aa r ST. ne. y
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Luncheon for Mccormick To Follow Conservation

Church dignitaries and promi-
nent Catholic laymen will attend
a luncheon for Bishop elect Pat
rick j. Mccormick, rector of Cath
olic University. following his con-
secration as bishop at 10 am,
Thursday in the National Shrine
Of the Immaculate Conception.
The luncheon will be held in the
university gymnasium.
The Most Rev. Amleto Giovan-
nj Cicognani. Apostolic Delegate
to the United States. will give
p. Maloney of New York, presi-
the invocation and speak on be-
half of Pope Plus XII. Alumni
greetings will be given by Andrew
dent of the university,s alumni
Evening star., 1950-09-15


apply for a marriage license on
one day, Wait three full days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Fred Mckay. g; 1871 .di 21ss St. NV, and
Laura seddon, 26, 2S1o Connecticut
oranselo Ratio, 30, 1882 ssrd st. Sc,
and Prosperina Maggiolo, So, 1904
David Cole, S., 5s' Iambton. Pa, and GER
Eugene steen, "a, 1923 P st. NV. and
so6ert a Williams hRlas Fl 81 1 a4i1 soth st st. me-
Fray Johns, 81, 2oi9 Massachusetts ave.
NV; and Mary shreve, 23, 2231 Cali
Robert stephens, "a, Arlington, and Lola
Wyckoff. 81. 2700 st, NV.
Leon Carpenter. %. 1890 32nd st. NV,
and Clorie Hill, 10. go Randolph pl.
leslie Hartzen. rs. Pennsylvania Hotel,
and Myrtle Cradle, so, 211 Adams St,
Sidney Plitman. 81. 1920 Madison st,
NV. and Neya Koch, 81, 2141 st. NV.
Roy White AZ, and Daisy Brooks. 20,
both Of Richmond.
James tT1. Van Horn H. e. LandSSeT ssS 5 Nd
Andrew Janos. 2s. eo1 21st st. NV. and
Alice Jacobs; 20. ,2s1o Perry st: ne. !.
Donnie Parker. AZ, 20l3 Massachusetts
James oMahoney, %. s2o Emerson st.
RN Rhode ahd IsI.nd denne sHe 5s D,eenaO' 49, 1877
John Nall. "A, 334q s23rd st. Se., and JAG
Evening star., 1950-09-15

association. DR.. aubrey E. Lam
dry will bring greetings from the
faculty. The Most Rev. Patrick
A. O'Boyle. Archbishop of Wash
ington, will bring greetings in his
capacity as chancellor of the uni
versity and give the benediction.
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Indionu Dean TO Speak

Prof. Bernard C. Gavit OF
Bloomington. Ind. dean OF the
University of Indiana Law School,
will address q Catholic University
Law School luncheon at 1890
D m. Monday In the Willard Hotsl.
Evening star., 1950-09-15

Polished black Golf double dip Dorsey
with butterfly bow High heel ond open
toe. Sf5.o5.
Block polished Golf ln-Step sandal with
cut-outs on vonp. Medium heel. Also
in-bIock suede. Sl595.
Black polished Golf folded throat opera
pump. High heel. Also in brown Golf.
Sl395.
Black polished Golf double dip sling
pump. High heel. Sl295.
Black polished Golf D'Orsoy pump with
medium heel. Twisted bow trim. Sl495.
Black polished Golf pocket toe pump
with fiIieree Vomp ond dointy bow trim.
Medium or high heel. Sl595.
JelleU's-Shoe Salon-Fourth Floor, F st.
Most Styles also at 4473 Conn. Aoe., and
Silper Spring. Opera Pumps at Shtrlington
Evening star., 1950-08-04
Auto Driving Schools Flourish
In Cuba in Wake of Sugar Boom

hundreds of cane planters, and
half a million workers got the
first look at it. Now it can be
found everywhere.
Sleek new automobiles whizz
|crazily around the cities. There
are so many new-car owners that
several automobile drivers schools
some with large fleets of cars
flourish in Havana.
New palaces are going up. Fami-
lies toured Europe, the United
States, Mexico and Latin America
this year by the hundreds. New
buildings for stores, apartments,
automobile agencies and theaters
pop up everywhere.
The government announced a
war on spectators and price rises,
but despite this the essentials of
the Cuban diet - rice, coffee,
beans, lard, beef and fruit-are
edging higher. This is a problem
for the poor because living costs
here already are higher than any,
where else in the Americas, except
in Venezuela.
Evening star., 1950-08-04
Fair Weather Hunters
To Find 1t at Home

Washington residents who are
thinking of taking to the hills
might better forget it, at least un-
til after the week end.
They would have to go far to
find better weather than what
seems to be in store right around
home. The forecast for today is
clear skies. low humidity and a
high of 30 degrees. Tonight, the
Weather Bureau foresees low
of about go degrees
For tomorrow and Sunday,
there's nothing on the horizon to
dim the picture, although the
forecaster admits it may warm up
just a bit Sunday afternoon.
Evening star., 1950-08-04
By Don Whitehead

ASsocioted Press War Correspondent
ON THE SOUTHERN KOREAN
FRONT, Aug. 4.-American troops
counted more than 600 enemy
dead today after a battle that
shattered the Spearhead of an
enemy drive on the southern port
city of Masan.
The battle was yesterday morn
ing. But not until today was the
magnitude of the victory discov-
cred.
The fight forced the North
Koreans to withdraw. It delayed
their build-up for the important
push toward Masan, on the high
way to the main American supply
port of Pusan.
In bitter four-hour battle,
the 9th Regimental Combat
Team, led by 1t. Col. John
Mike" Michaelis of Lancaster,
Evening star., 1950-08-04
6 American JETS Land
In Formosa, More Due
To Aid NationaIists
Gen. Fox Heads Group
Of Experts Sent to Survey
Islands Military Needs
BY the Associoted Press

TAPEI, Formosa, Aug. 4.-Six
American jets roared down to
a landing on Formosa today. They
are the first American air units
assigned to the invasion threat
ened Nationalist capital island.
With them came a group of
experts from Gen. MacArthur's
Tokyo headquarters to survey
Formosa's defenseS and military
needs.
Brig. Gen. Alonson P. Fox,
chief of staff of the Far East
Command, headed the survey
party. Gen. Macarthur has
promised to prevent a Communist
invasion of Formosa.
Arrival of the jets-and the
prospect that more will follow
is expected to give a big lift to
the Nationalist air force.
Previously, Nationalist airmen
faced the prospect of meeting
Soviet-built jet planes of the
Chinese Red air force without
anything to match them.
The American jets landed at
Hsinchu Airfeld, on the western
seacoast facing the Communist
mainland. Hsinchu Is 80 miles
southwest of Taipei. Among Ma
tionalist officers watching them
arrive was Gen. Chou Chih-jou
chief of the joint general staff.
Almost simultaneously the
American Far East Air Force an
nounced in Tokyo that B-29s
bombing North Korea are based
now on Okinawa. American all
bases on Okinawa are about 70C
miles from Korea and the same
distance from the Annoy in Red
China, logical staging area for q
Communist attempt to invade
FormoSa.
Evening star., 1950-08-04
Woman Refugees
In Korea Abandon
Children by Scores
BY HE Assoeiaied pre,.

TAEGU, Korea, Aug. 4.-Korean
women fleeing from war fronts are
abandoning children by the scores
with the hopes they will be cared
for, South Korean police reported
today.
Authorities estimated there are
about 8 million helpless refugees
in South Korea ranging from l to
z years old.
Chief Maria Ro of the women's
police said mothers leave their
children at railway stations with
notes asking the police to care for
them until the mothers can find
food and home,
A typical note from a woman
who had fed Taejon, now in the
hands of North Koreans, was
pinned to a year-old baby at the
railway station. The note read:
Dear women police, please take
care Of this infant for me. I shall
return your kindness if I can sur
vive and see YOU"
Evening star., 1950-08-04
House Unit Votes Voice Funds
Blast Behind Iron Curtain
Sal, ,288, 900 More Will Provide Powerful
New Radio Stations, 10000 Listening Sets

normally is sustained by the full
committee, approved requests for
extra funds for radio broadcast
ing. press and publications dis
tribution and motion pictures.
The new money would include
SAL ,288,000 to build six powerful
new radio stations and cash to
buy radio sets for receptive Com
munists. ...
But committee members said
they cut Every substantially" the
funds requested for foreign Ii
brary work and for bringing for
eigners, including Yugoslav Com
munists. to this country to study
American life.
OF the $82 million requested to
supplement $42 million previously
voted by the House. $18,834. 900
(See VOICE. Page A-5)
Evening star., 1950-08-04
By the Assoeiofed Press

HAVANA, Cuba, Aug. 4.-War.
scare buying of sugar is keeping
a boom going in Cuba.
The little island republic has
been in lush days since world war
two ended. It is the worlds great
est sugar producer and now has a
market for every ounce it pro-
duced this year-5,393,541 Spanish
long tons of 2,271 pounds each.
The fighting in Korea changed
the sugar situation-and Cuba's
economic outlook-almost over
night. Early in June, it appeared
Cuba would have 1850 surplus
of 1900 1000 tons. That would have
put a serious crimp in Cuba a
economy.
The Korean situation, however.
caused a sudden demand for sugar
and Cuba remains in clover.
The 1850 crop, with its by-pro-
ducts, was worth about 5000 mil
lion.
Where is the money going?
Owners of Cuba's 161 sugar mills,