davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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RUGS, Imported Persian Oriental
design; deas 81 heavy .sa closely woven for
MAYFAIR % SHOP. i.e iaSs aSt'pSf' q st. pfiee1 neW
SAW. new. 10 inch, Delta. complete
Unit. Unit. I-hp Bro motor; S1e5. Phone
SEWING iSas; MACHINES, Xmas special
discount. Shop and compare. 214e
SEWING Nc MAcH1NksUclsarance diS;i SA ocS sale
priced to sell out. Elec. portable
$24d,5o: brand-new portable, wa.
ssassS ssS sT ,'iS asrT5 with ss ssis s|ss
SEWING MACHINES - Rebuilt,
portables, S24. 80 up: new rd. bob,
darns; sews back and forth. S69.50.
ss dfsouRt E. SEWING 81 RfE nshtn MhcH 9gfss Pgfs
SEWING MACHINE. Necchi. BF model
portable; all attachments. Brand
new; never used. s1a5. ow. o42a
SEWING MACHINE. Singer consol.
5000; best offer. Gifts coat ant
Logging set. size 8. light blue; Sc; 80
SEWING Ti N MAcHINEs-singer rotary
500. New models Of bankrupt stock
round bobbin with reverse; guaran.
sI4s. siea ~ EX. SsaB 6s44. l "'''' '0'' W17 -e'
SOFA Simmons Hide-A-Bed. with
custom-mad slip covers: 2 beauti-
full lamps. SH. 0325. -13
SOFA-BED. S25: radio-vic., $50
chest Of drawers, $1S;. single bed
desk. pU. 55ss after 8.
SOFA BED, Simmons, blue tapestry
excellent condition. $40. Call WO
3109.
sTENoTYPE. late model. recondi.
toned. guaranteed. S42,5O UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. S1S 14th st
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ANTIQUE JEWELRY WANTED
THE HOUSE GIFTS
1893 Wis. Ave. NV, NO. O3OO
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FUR COATS, SAMPLES
Pre-Xmas Specials, S25 Up
KAY'S FUR SHOP

hAY . FUR SHOP
726 18th ST. NV, ST. 1O44
FUR az JACKET. Platina fog, original
FUR SCARF, silver fox; ? IaS large
S100. wi. s646. Ni5
FURNACE. gas fired. brand-new; S.
600 BTU; S55. Call 10. s-s533.
FURNACE-on-burnins type furnace,
perfect cond., complete with Jacket,
OIL burner controls and tank. Call
FuRNfTURE-sedrm.,. liv. rm., d.
nette sets, double coil springs, mat
FuRNITUREI$ end. .A1oa i Coffee II tables; nis'
/ wood dinette set. . living rm.
chairs, tailored slip covers. S1O0. OF
sell separately. UN. 1645
FURNITURE. Sas Berkey & Gay; sofa,
trestle table and 2 benches. bedroom
FURNITURE-Studio couch, table ra.
clo. living rm. chair, end table, cof-
Zee table; reasonable. ia. 1896.
kNiTuRE-Dining rm. suite. lge.
ing chair; kitchen cabinet; low price
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bed.
room, din rm.. liv. room, from un-
claimed freight and factory samples
etc. at great savings. LION SFOR-
Daily. 1915; Sat. till 4. RE. 431O
FURN.-Chest. 6-drawer, SO: book.
case, glass front. SIG; .2-pertod din.
Ing Ing chairs, So ca. DU. 6464. Ext
FURN.-Pr. yellow floral patterned.
large channel back chairs, S35 ca !;
mahog. glass-top oval coffee table.
SD; good cond. GE. 1865.
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SINGLE RM., $25 MO.
For young lady, next to bath, clean
and comfortable; / blk. on, Conn.
ave.; walking distance downtown.
1926 18th ut. NV. -18
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SMITHS

SMITHS
TRANSFER AND STGE. co.
Furniture-See our new store at $50
10th st. Sc. Many bargains, COM
plete furnishings for home. Ii.
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Storm Windows, Aluminium
Self storing-all sections removable
from inside; for all types windows;
/ or 1000. May we est? Phone
CO.. 4S19 Bethesda ave.. Beth. Md.
STUDIO COUCH, never used; west
inghouse pedestal sun lamp. Call
after 6 pm, GIL. 7T66. -15
STUDIO COUCHEs with 8 cushions
(2), 1 with slip cover; excellent
condition; S26 and $50. Call Wo.
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BICYCLES

Gain. columbias, medium size fol
YOU own it." S44.95.
CHEVY CHASE BICYCLE SERVICE
= WO. 2705. WO. 4737.
Open $3.50 to $50. IL
billiard aru pocket tables and sup.
plies. tennis tables and ac;eSsories
BOWLING SUPPLY co. $40 9th St
BLANKETS, bed pillows, goose filled
down comfort. also club chair, glass
ware, silver. dishes and other items
All in good condition. WI. 0s71
Boilers, Bldg. Materials
Lgs stock Of goed I'nGing IHmRsT 90r. D,De
boilers and radiators. HECk1NGER
CO. 18th ard H SITS. ne. At. 400:
BOOKs-Special to Dec. 16. Give
receipt to WORLD BOOK ENCY-
CLOPEDIA ofice. Gold Room lMe-
ridian Hill Hotel, 2601 10th st. NV
We will accept receipt the same as
SIS cash for down payment ano
ship you WORLD BOOK for Xmas
Dollars do double duty. You will
get World Book sometime, Why
not now? CO. 2514. Ia
BRICKS, face and common. any
quantity PENNSYLVANIA BUILD
ING sUPPLY. AID. 1900.
BRICKS. 1 or Q million. face and
common, ALASKA COAL a. BRICK
CO.. MA $3.50: Otis 1900.
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WESLEY HALL

Spacious dble. rms. In remodeled re-
dec. bldg. Runnine water IN every
rm. Large closets: dances and free
selected menu: S4S to $3.50. 1426
21st st. NV, HU. 1924.
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REFRIGERATORS

Pianos Wanted for S S S
COLONIAL PLANO CO.. MA. 4s7O
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BRICK

Large supply of good used brick and
cinder block. Call US and ask where
brick can be seen. We deliver. ACE
WRECKING CO.. 4002 MINI. ave.
ne. LU 4-0500. -15
BUILDING MATERIAL-1OO glass
= blocks, new, SxSx4; 20To OF price.
Call OF. 1899 evenings. IL
BUILDING MATERIALS
Material from Navy barracks al, and q
sold at our yard; window screens,
CSC ea.; outside garbage cans to
bury in ground, SO ea.: radiation.
some like new, zoe to soc per foot;
pipe boilers. plumbing fixtures. sewer
pipes and fittings, steel, lumber,
maple and oak flooring. windows like
new. 3s-in and a-in. plywooo; suit
\ able for sheathing; coal.fred hot
water heaters. sheet rock, gypsum
sheathing and many other items.
We also have 8 nice stock OF heavy
. joists suitable. for warehouse con-
struction or dock bldg. mostly IN
Georgia pine; 40-ft. creosoted poles.
ABCD CORPORATION
1881 Jefferson Davis Hwy. OF. s75b.
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PIANOS
PIANOS
Several upright pianos. $50 and up
We will deliver.
Smiths
Transfer g. Storage Co.

We will deliver.
Smiths
Transfer g. Storage Co.
a. A1,G cur ,Arlington store, 2ool Wilson
PIPE struetural steel angles. chan
sAG CO. Ss1AsSIiseToN s1s ss s:S. b. aAG soo$ +
PIPE, galvanized. black. cast iron, cut
thread; fixtures. BLOCKS, 3056
M st, NV. NO. 1903, WA. 55oi.
RADIO communications receiver. Ma
e!ehas eeIl ii FCllss slsSso 100 hours use, s1s5.
RADIo-PHoNo., Motorola. walnut.
AMIN, auto. record changer, new
eond; SlO0: 81. 7014. Ia
RaD5G:PHoNo; nnde,: iEos, &c, comb Phileo. table
RApIo-PHoNo. COMB, s1oo; coffee
CONWAY. Ii. $500, EXT. 5543s.
RANGE a,if :, eN9Sss'. Ssss in very good eSnd,
REFRIGERATOR - 7h-cu.-ft. GE,
goood, operating condition. $40. sH.
RIFkiGERAroR.. 8 Gu. IT.. westing- wtn
kEfkfcsRaroGks. hGasf sR2 Gs cafaspos aS sss3 5
goood5 - condition; $65. call JE
REFRiGERAToR. 1o47 model, 1S cros-
ley shelvador. good condition: S135
Gan after = nm, Lo. 3-827s. -15
REFRIGERATORS - Bargains. Late
models. S25 up; also rent refrigera-
tors, S. month. ALLISONS. 22O9
!4th st. NV. Open until 8 pm
REFRIGERATORS, used. large selec.
ton sizes and prices: time payments.
EREDERIcK's, 1905 14th st. NV,
Ia. 1900.
REFRIGERAToRs. up to- 4og disc.
on all floor models: last years m odels
sHsahes ass koYAE eSE ternS 4PpL3sen 3Ren syes co
I9ll Nichols ave. Sc. LU $4,000.
fully guar; late models; terms, 7O3
Park I'd. NV. GE. S242. Open Sun.
REFRIGERATOR. Hotpoint, 2 Gu.
p.m IT.; excel Ja ato91S9 cond5 Call after $50
REFRIGERAToR, 8 GU. IT. coldspot,
y; Old; Cali WI. 5000. IA
REFRIGERATOR. coolerator. l949
sell SlO0 cash. Cali TR. 1851.
REFRG., GE; 6 mos. old: peri. con-
dition: Call UN. 1861. IA
REFRIGERATOR - Savings up to
20ee., every one name brand; IS
GRsaF ReTR1e g vaEAoE PaE EAIPEFsTaTNs psI cerSoI
aVo TAX. PIX. Nd; sH. goo, sH
4393. Open Mon. Thurs. Sat. till 9.
ROOFING TIN
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BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

923 G ST. NV. MA. 8157
Are in q position to OUTFIT your 3-rm
apartment for as low as $169. You
don't have to pay cash. We will
give you liberal terms and will not
charge you any interest or finance
charges. All payments are made in
our store. No finance companies to
deal with. Turner's sell only brand
new furniture and buy only from
the best furniture factories in this
country. For the bedrooms we will
give you double bed, 5-drawer
chest and choice of vanity or dresser
In walnut or maple finish; for the
living room you get full inner
spring-constructed couch and one
chair and for your kitchen. B.
piece dinette in maple or white
enamel finish. All three rooms out
fitted for only $169. Should you
have Q two-bedroom apartment to
furnish Turner'S will outht your
apartment for as low as $24S. Shop
US before you buy, and save,
Remember. liberal terms arranged
TURNER'S
Q23 q SIT NV. MA. S157
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IS Tth 81. NE.
Open It'll 9 PM.

GAS RANGE. Detroit Jewel. 4 burn
ers. good cond.; egg stove. good
cond.: medium metal cabinet; all fer
S15. ME. 4o53.
GAS. RANGES. new. used; credit; in
stallation. PEERLESS SALES, 2237
Ga. ave-. DE. 1910.
GE WASHING MACHINE. 1850
model; like new; 800. SH. 1449.
GOLF CLUBS "A matched high
class clubs. leather bag; reasonable.
HANDBAGS-Ladies'. alligator; nice
Christmas gifts; reas. prices. Ala
sudhsnnd and snaday' st. IA nw 4s2pen evenings
HEATER. Florence, 2-hurner Cost
$50; Sell for S25. Like new. MI.
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PIASOS-Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
signed. Baldwin built Baldwin guar.
anteed. Embod'es features of small
grand and upright; full. resonant
tone Baldwin patented full blow
action. lifetime durability. Available
IN wide selection Of eye-appealing
oak, avodire and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORcH
925 G st. NV.
Established 1870
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HEATERS AND STOVES
New. used, gas. oil, coal, wood. elec.
ACME STOVE. 1011 7th. MA. 1852
HEATERS AND STOVES
New, used, gas. oil, coal. wood. elec.
HENRY'S. 1925 7th, MI 944S.
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MIscL. FOR SALE Cont J

BED, INNER-SPRING MATT. new
cond~; Hollywood style; cost 500
sell $55; other misc. items. OW
1927.
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FURS

Unreasonable weather. plus overbuy-
ing is our reason for offering the
finest selection OF fur coats, scarfs.
jackets and capes at a fraction OF
regular retail prices. Save as much
as 500 on every fur from mink to
mouton. Budget terms. layaway.
BASKIN FURS
Cor 9Th and q cts
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FUR CAPE, natural mink; 5000.
FUR CoAT-win sacrifice 500 de-
post on fur coat for $50 Call ewes,
AK. $500, Ext. 431.
FUR COAT. black Persian lamb. AZ
inch length. size 40; good condition;
S25. Call WI. S646. -l5
FUR COAT. gray Persian, 14-16; like
new; excel. cond.; full length. AID.
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BUILDING MATERIAL

$3.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER
CO.. s13 14th. st. NV
CAMERA = Movie. S-mm. Kodak
= case, $50. WO. 104S. Ii
CAMERA - Revere. S-mrn., model
90: double s: 1st-class cond.; sac
rifice $50. EN-. 066S: 10
CAMERA-'49 Leica. 3.5 lense, with
case, like new. perfect working or
der; checked BY camera shop; st'o'
CAMERA, 1850 Contax "a, Sonnar
F-2 lens, case, S235 cash. WO.
CAMERA. Leica INC. f.2 summitar
lens coated, new condition: price
S279, SOMMERS CAMERA EA-
CHAN5E TIA l4th st. NV.
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Aprs. FURNISHED tce.s.,

NICELY FURN. 1-BEDRM. AFT.
trsnsp:; smpl. cple. ri. 5o4s
1919 sd;h r :ad .r AVE; ~ N.w1 s,; M S1 oskissa sisa
1885 s!ss' 18Th ii n0sh; 81. N.w.-walkins dis
rm:, large kit. elect. refgr.. hot
and cold water, clean. 1st a. SEMI
NEAR Rys 0ass s6LnING adSes fHi o. IA 1gso. s
bedrm.. kit. dinette. bath pvt.
sntr;, all utils; nicely furn. 10.
LARGE LARGE FURNISHED APARTMENT
for rent. kit. din. rm.' bedrm.. par
1ess ssss X ~; sr. oSll NV. ssdrm. -iS .Dt..
Gentleman. 'Ss Ds:s IS S'sa sR.. faR RE. s74a.
EEFIc. -Arr:-1so1 ALLISON ST.
s&sssal' ssss: sssd sr.nsP 3d. aaR s'a;sss; :s:
soas eassaHIe' n. CAPITOL sr.-uv. rm.,
bedrm., kit; married couple or Q
girls; new refsr.. $69 mo. Ho.
Al GDELAF1ELp PL.. N.w.-pRbls,
frt. rm. next bath; bsmt. KIT. and
laund. privils. TU. 21s1 after 8.
CHEVY cHAsE-s rms. bath. kit.
:snBl' s45 S2 s2isi 1881 sssl Western ave: .is ajv'
FgRN. Eff; APT, Psrkviev Apt.
apt. phone Ii. 6-3315. -13
STUDIO APT, share bath and refer.
with ! other couple; S11.50 wk:
We APpiI Have vi Asis asp sys sEDM. nicsls as
furn. apis. available; lge. rms, util.
furn... laundry rms In bsmt., lse.
shopping ctr; D. e. carfare only.
Apply in person, HAYWOOD GAR
Rs: nENs sa,aleT' apTsj Md. 4lol Haywood Pl"
9Th ST. NEAR G-Two rms. kit.
and bath; $45 per mo-; adults only.
Call from 9 to 4:3o. Ma. 1882:
IsEss sIss.snt 4sM s.1 +.1T;as A.Tmr gls. NJ NJ.
suis s w. adults: h 'u Appis ps; iaf7 faf 'fth: RI:
NEWiY HSs9s f Bee. nv" s1sst rnss, = kit bath:
apt bldg; close downtown; $50 mo.
I474 III MASS. MAS; 29i AVE: NV N.w.-~rhe oak.
mont. .ILge; twin-bedrm.. elec. kit.
connec. b.; 500 mo-; bsmt. st'io: s75.
COW, TO GEORGETOWN AND CIV.
aesDitaiEFurn. 6e naE5 apt. co. 46o5 or
wooDRiDoGtE-ae1o a5th st. S NE-
bsmt. apt. rms. and bath; heat.
f-ht and gas: $75. DE. 03l7. Ia
SCOTT CIRCLE-Lge. ,frt. rm,, beau
tifully furn. Frigidaire; hot plate:
share bath; SO wk. 1881 o st. NV.
s05 BUCHANAN ST. N.w.-Bsmt.
apt, large rooms, kit. and bath;
A' 0''A' n. Is
2-BEDRM. APT; 500 incl. utils.
s14 Decatur st. NV. ia. 5426.
434 BUCHANAN ST. NV block
downtown express bus-Bed. .-liv.
rm.. modern kit. RA. 1881. is
DUPONT AREA-1330 10th st. NV.
Lovely master studio room. kit,
DU. 554s ''
S47.5O PER MO-, incl. utils.; 4 doors
from 14th st. carline; studio bedrm.
Kit; reoec.; l adult. 1866 Columbia
rd. NV. after $40 pm.
MEAD TIJ0MAC NTDVTT
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. silverware. jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call Louis Segal. CHI 1898:
eyes,, EN- 6765
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Furniture, Cash & Garry
bedroom suites, 3
pieces S3s. 95-S12s. 90
20 uphol. chairs, new So S95-S3S .95
z studios, sofa beds S24.95-S69. .95
40 end, coffee tables - SO. .75-S16.o
12 hassocks, new S3.75-S14.7
Formica top dining
set S4s. .95-S1 13a. .a5
4 used Frigidaires S2S.95-S75. 90
40 beds, new and used - SO. 3.O0-S22 .95
8 W. robes. new. used $500 $50. .95
800 yds. linoleum 69c per 50. yard
40 matt, new-used SS.a5-S34. .95
80 table lamps, new S495-S13.95
l 10-pc. din. rm. suite S4S.95
j. j. Strikol, Ii. 5000
1S 18th st. NE.
N~.a,, n n
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Continued % Next Pase.)
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ROOFING TIN

Just purchased, new lot of corrugated
tin and Q panellne. Will sell very
reasonable. GENERAL WRECKING
CO Brentwood rd. and w st. ne.
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Pianos, Will Pay Cash
PAUL doLIBART. AID. 5s2s.
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ROOMS FURN.-N.w. tces,.,
PRINCE KARI, HOTEL
GILBERT

Special weekly rates, single and dou-
BILE rooms: all with private bath;
hotel service Call Du 1000
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Highest Cash Prices
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

For used spinets, consoles and Q
pianos. Call ST. 0250. week,
Sundays. 81. S268
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COATS & SUITS

COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY!
Everything for colorl Free instruc.
tions By experts. BRENNER. 933
Pennsylvania ave. NV.
DAVENPORT-B T-BED-Matching chair;
{ occasional chair; slip covers; single
Hollywood bed, 10. 9-9734, Ia
DESKS. secretarial desk, L medium
size fiat-top desk, l large fiat-tor
desk. Phone MI. 1885 between
a ~ and n m Ia
Evening star., 1950-06-11
Page Plaque Speaker
Sees American Greed
A Boon 10 Patriotism

The Americans Greed is an oath
that will be lone of the forces that
will preserve this republic" j" Rep
resentative Reed, Republican of
New York, declared yesterday at
the unveiling of plaque to the
creed's author.
The author was William Tyler
Page, clerk of the House from
1919 to 1881, in whose memory the
plaque was presented to st. CO.
lumba's Episcopal Church. 1901
Albemarle street NV. Mr.. Page,
who died in 1912. was a member
of the church.
The small bronze plaque. which
was placed on the rear west wall
Of the church auditorium, was
presented by the Maryland State
Society of the Children of the
American Revolution. 1t was un-
veiled by Mary Evelyn Page. 7.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
T. Page. jr., 5603 Ridgef1eld road.
Chevy Chase. and Susan Singer.
7, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph E. Singer. of Greenbelt.
II believe the influence of the
Americans Greed upon the heart
and mind of every child who
commits it to memory in our
schools and colleges will be a
decisive factor in every national
crisis or hour of peril" Mr.. Reed
said.
The plaque was presented in
connection with the annual con-
ference of the Maryland Society
of the Children of the American
Revolution in st. Johns Episco-
pal Church, Chevy Chase. Betty
Lou Clark, 622 Bennington drive,
Silver Spring. was elected presi-
dent of the childrens' society.
The plaque was accepted for
st. Columbia's Church by the Rev.
c. Randolph MengerS, rector.
Evening star., 1950-06-11
u. ). MaItreatment'
OF Two Injured Reds
Charged by Russians
By The As.oeioted Press

BERLIN. June 10.-The Rus
slams tonight protested to Ameri-
can authorities the alleged NAL
treatment" by American military
police of a Russian captain and
sergeant injured in a car accident
in the American zone last Sunday.
Gen. VASTLY Chuikov, SovieG
commander in Germany, in a let
ter to United States High Com
missioner John j. McCloy voiced
a "resolute protest" of what he
called the Shocking acts" of the
American military police towards
the Russians.
He demanded "severe punish
ment of those responsible for the
maltreatment of injured Soviet
military persons"
In Frankfurt. a United States
High Commission spokesman said
he did not believe that Gen. Chui-
kov'S letter has been received by
the commission. He said that
there would be no comment from
the commission until the protest
had been studied.
Gen. Chuikov said Capt. Tuy-
Mia and Sergt. Smirnov, both
members of the Soviet repatria-
tionS mission in the French zone,
were injured in a collision with a
German car while they were trav-
cling through the American zone
near Nuremberg Sunday en- route
to French headquarters in Baden
Baden.
He complained that both were
not given the necessary aid by
American military police arriv-
ing at the scene. On the contrary,
he said, the military police for
chilly searched" them and "bru-
tally maltreated the seriously in
jured Capt. Tuynila by dislocat-
ing his arm and kicking him on
the chest and groin" A German
doctor from the town of Pegnitz
was forbidden to aid the Russians,
he added.
Evening star., 1950-06-11
ToIent Programs Set

The Northern Virginia Youth for
Christ chapter will present mod
ern radio talent programs in the
"old-fashioned camp meeting
manner at pm. each evening for
two weeks. beginning tomorrow
in a tent at Commonwealth and
East Luray avenues. Alexandria.
Evening star., 1950-06-11
Political Books Increase

PRAGUE.-Puhlication of polit-
ical books and booklets In Czecho-
slovakia has increased from 6 mil-
lion copies in l94S to % million in
l949. A total of 5.736.lSo text
books were produced. Most books
are sold in a network Of $50 pub
licly owned bookshops.
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Rheumatic Fever Cuses

CHIcAGO.-It is estimated that
the cost Of each case Of rheumatic
fever that occurs in the armed
services is $4,000.
Records show that rheumatic
fever cases in the armed forces
from l942 through l94s averaged
1900 q wear.
Evening star., 1950-06-11
Man Held in Burning
OF Girl Friends Home
y the Assoeiofed Press

GLENDALE, Calf. June TO-
Arthur w. Simmons, 20, was jailed
today on suspicion of arson after
police accused him of burning
down his girl friends house short
ly after he found her with another
boy friend.
The girl friend, Mrs. Marjorie
Hathaway, 25, and her mother,
were both absent from the house
at the time.
Neighbors seized Simmons and
told police they saw him run out
of the rear door of the house as
smoke and flame spurted out.
Simmons denied setting the
house afire and told officers that
he arrived there just as the fire
started and he dashed in to save
his girl friend and her mother.
Evening star., 1950-06-11

In the last 20 years the cost of
Government has multiplied 20
times.
Evening star., 1950-06-11

Drastic reductions superove dining and bedroom groups
OF SOLID select mahogany automatically styled reproduce
tons Here your chance to real heirloom furniture at
lower prices than you'd dream possible! Every piece is
Evening star., 1950-06-11

lovingly hand detailed and finished With the rich mellow
thot only fine mahogany gives Each group so complete
thot you can literally furnish ony any you
desire. Quantities ore limited so hurry
Evening star., 1950-06-11

Our association with Chrysler Airtemp
means that complete line of thor
oughly dependable heating, air condi-
toning and refrigeration products is
available to homes, businesses and in
Evening star., 1950-09-01

DELIGHTFULLY."- fluffy whipped creams with
delicious. smooth chocolate coatings.
Tasty. inexpensive chocolates Makes
nice gift. too!
Evening star., 1950-09-01

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-11
'Caulking paglY' Gels Under Way Sunday Al Juneau Marine

D. B. Mack" Mercado's ill-fated trolling boat was hauled out of the water this morning at the Juneau Marine Company shop at the west end of Eighth Street.
 This signalled the beginning of the "calking party" at which mem- bers of the United Trollers of AL aska will put the boat in shape for the fishing season.
 Although four volunteers began work on the boat this morning, the main body of volunteer trollers will converge on the shop to- morrow morning at 8 o'clock to begin repair work, which will in- clude re-painting, re-calking and re-rigging as well as replacement of the shaft-log.
 The "calking party was sched uled to begin last weekend, but severe winter weather prevented fishermen from bringing the troller out of the water.
 Mercado's trolling boat sank in St. James Bay on Lynn Canal dur ing a storm early in December. Mercado was found week later in windowless cabin at Boat Harbor where he had walked in his bare feet after the boat sank. His feet were amputated shortly before Christmas.
 His boat was raised by Coast Guardsmen, fishermen and divers.
 United TrollerS spearheaded a drive for money to put Mack on his feet" He is now being fitted for artificial feet at Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-11
PIMA BRINGS DAvIDS
 PLUS !, TAXES OUT 8

Yesterdays inbound flight of Pa cific Northern Airlines, already publicized because it carried the House of David team, also brought R. E. Charles, George Anderson, L. w. Tibbits and R. V. Robertson from Anchorage.
 The beared basketeer squad numbered II. Witte, Manager; Bob Hallisey, Bob Wegner, Boo Patten- ger, Vince Stankwitz, Keith Larsh and Nick Bloom.
 Mrs. Fawcett came in from Cor dova, and James E. DiFalco and Violet Sensmier were passengers from Yakutat.
 West-bound, Betty Hammond went to Yakutat, while Anchorage passengers were MT. and Mrs. Frank Moore, with Frank, Jr., and Dale; MT. and Mrs Lee Ponath and Frank Marshall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-11
PARTY
 MONDAY EVENING
 FOR LIONS CLUB

Skipping the weekly luncheon Monday, Lions Club members, with their wives and children, will gather for a gala Valentine party that evening. The affair at 6:30 pm. in the Baranof Gold Room will in- clude dinner. a short business meet ing and fun for everyone.
 The business session will be far cry from that of this week. Last NioIIoay everything was snaiu, chiefly due to the fact that the House of David team was weathered out.
 Now that the Davids have played their fantastic Lion-sponsored game and the electric scoreboard can be paid for, attention can be concen- trated on other plans and projects for the community, President Val Poor said today.
 A contribution for the Juneau Memorial Library, for which the Lions Club board of directors had recommended a pledge of $500, will be the subject for early action.
 Among the guests at the Monday party will be Mayor and Mrs. Waino Hendrickson. The mayor will speak briefly on the recreatlonal program for Evergreen Bowl.