davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Housewares

Housewares
4s Orig. 1893 Coaster Sets, set
: o.is. s.,s !. ,4.ss sorb.eu. e..
GriIls, as is -----S.es
8 Orig. 81 MetoI Rack. for
cleanser, cloths, etc. lie
~ Orig. I.6S Plostic conister
Sets, 3-pc. 81
50 Orig. s.s5 Rubber oorbooe
Poils 3.eS
4 Orig. 1885 10 1875 Pressure
Cookers, shopworn $50
II Orig. 2.49 Children's Lunch
MIS- --- l.49
50 Orig. 1888 Aluminium Uten-
sils. percoIotors, soucepots. eee
is Orig. z.lS Gorment Boys,
fuIl size l.4e
10 Orig. ST Shower curtoins
end Window Dropes 7ee
J Orig. z.S5 slice-A-sIim Sets,
for meIbo toast -i.ee
; Orig. 81 serv-A-sIice, com
binotion knife and server 81
So Orig. 3.S9 Bathroom Ensem-
bIes, solid eoIors z.9e
i3 Orig. ST Towel Stcnds.
metal, enamel finish - soc
u Orig. 4.e5 Dozey Dispensit,
coffee dispensers --z.es
: Orig. s.sS Triple crusher.
Oozey 500
soris. 4.ss crockit Nut Crock
ers z.99
s Orig. 4.sS open-seol jar
Wrenches z.ee
- Orig. ,.25 Dozey shorpit,
knife shorpeners --i.e9
] Orig. 1925 Triple crushers,
Oozey 5.9S
a Orig. 1875 cocktoiI Hour
Sets by Dozey ----G.oe
10 Orig. 1878 Cocktail Hour
Sets, Ape.
The Hecht, Co., 7th Floor,
Washington.
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Spreads

~ Orig. asa Rcyon foiIIs
quilted yoIonees, Moreord. Sse
J Orig. 7.SS Royon foille von-
ity skirts. assorted coIors, I.9s
Z Orig. 6.Ss Floral chintz ruff
fled pillow shoms ----i.9e
10 Orig. s.ss Royon foilIs
solid color lined dfdperies, 90
in. long 2.sS
J Orig. s.ss Royon foilIe
quilted toppers s------7.96
4 Orig. S.sS Quilted roycn BOZ
sters, 56-in. long ------3.s8
~ Orig. 6.s5 Quebec droperies
by Botes. discontinued pattern,
3.ss
IS ods. TBS so,es "Hor-
nony" solid color sdrcperies,
90-in. LONG no-----3. 3.s9
81 Orig. s.s5 Botes "Arixono"
spreods and droperies. discon-
tinued pattern 3.ss
SttS. A.SS FtOfui Cnt0tx
dust ruffIes 4.sS
4 Orig. 1898 chintz droperies.
solid color, ruffIed 7.98
- Orig. 1875 Droperies,
royon sotin lined. pinch -pleoted,
2A yds. long 7.ss
4 Orig. 2i.9s Floral chintz
spreods. singles only Iy----l2.S8
10 Orig. 24.s5 Quilted royon
toffeto spreods. solid colors,
coverlet styles 1898
30 Orig. 24.s5 Embroidered
royon sotin spreods, eoverIet
style 1925
The Hecht Co.. 9Th Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Misses Roincoots

I6 Orig. 1875 and 1925 Jr.
Miss Roincoots in royon oobor-
dine. Navy, docio and wine
in sizes 9 to Is in the group,
SIS
~ Orig. 2z.s5 Jr. Miss Roin-
coats of royon eobordine in
crisp checks and ploids. Green,
wine. navy. block and rust;
sizes 9 to IS in the group,
1899
10 Orig. 1895 to 1895 Jr.
Miss Suits in lo09o oII-wool
oobordines. Some royon suits.
Broken sizes and coIors in the
10 Orig. S45 TO 1895 Jr. Miss
Suits in loooo olI-wool checks
and solid colors. Broken sizes
in the group S28
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Misses Poiomos

Broken colors and sizes in this
sovinos group. Wonderful for
Christmas gifts for your
self
10 Orig. s.ss Nationally Fo-
nous Brond Cotton Poiomos,
2.99
6 Orig. 4.ss Royon Crepe po-
lon1oS Z.SS
! Orig. 500 Fomous-Moke
Royon Crepe Poiomos 3.99
s Orig. 7.9s Better Royon
Crepe Poiomos 5.e9
4 Orig. iz.s5 High" Foshion
Royon Crepe Pojomo Ensembles,
1899
5 Orig. 7.ss Royon Crepe Po-
jana Ensembles -5 5.e9
! Orig. s.9s Royon Crepe Po-
jana Ensemble 7.ee
: 3rd Floor, Washington.
End Floor, SilDer Spring
Evening star., 1951-12-13

Domestics
$50 Orig. 45s Fineertip guest
towels, striped --4 for SSe
i30 Seconds Of higher priced
Cannon bath sheets. solid coll
ors, 72-in. 2.99
$50 Orig. I.5s Loop-twist and
cotton chenille both mot and
lid cover sets. beige and hunter
green ---SI
$50 yds. Orig. 7se Pure linen
teo towelina. l7-in. wide with
border stripe in red yd. 5ss
IS Sets Orig. 3.os Hopolono
Cassidy pottern cotton chenille
mot and lid cover sets. Variety
of colors. loree mot, 2lx36-
in. z.ss
The Hecht Co., 5th Floor,
Washington
Misprints =. just slightly off!
But, oh. how the price hos
tunbledi
Slipcover Fobrics
ST ,d.
Who'll ever notice q slight mis-
print offer they're hung os
droperies! Who'll ever know
thot tiny spot of color wosn't
meant to be on your slip
covers! Minor mistokes like
these mean you pay cniys ST.
yd. for costlier fobrics
striking obstroets, coIorfuI
traditional fIorols, both Jorge
ond small scales. All 4s In.
wide. Plenty of voriety in color
-. including black and white.
9th Floor, Washington
Store
$50 Yds. Orig. I.6e
easement Cloth
85c yd.
Printed in modern motif. Royon
easement cloth, 45-in. wide.
Brown, white, dork green, ecru.
9th Floor, Washington
Store Only
IS Originally 6.ee
Nylon Loce Curtoin
pr. 3.oo
All-over florol pottern. eo-in.
wide per poir. 72-in. long.
is Orig. s.ss to I4.ss Nylon
loce Curtoin, 84-wide. 90
9 Orig. 1898 RuffIed Nylon
Curtoin, 2e4-wide. so-lono,
- Orig. 1898 oroondy Cur.
tain. l58-wide, o0-lono, s.ee
s. Orig. 1879 to 3.99 Curtoins,
assorted 9ee
~ Orig. z.eS 10 3.Ss Oroondy
ourtoins. 10" wide, 81. IS, u,
81, 90-in. long -- I.9s
10 Orig. 1898 Curtoins, royon
nnorquisette. 264-wide. 90
long 4.cc
9th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-12-13
$50 lrresuIors. Much Higher II Perfect
Famous Muke Wool
Blankets asbelsd "1eu,sin.",
16.Q5

Pure white pure wool! Fomous Chatham "syivono"
blankets. fuli-size 72xoo-in. full weight Ibs Snowy
white royon son binding. The Irregularities ore so
slight you'll be proud to give these beautiful blankets
for Christmas gifts!
The Heclt Co, 5th Floor, Washington:
3rd Floor, StDer Spring
Evening star., 1951-12-13
ChiIdren's ApporeI

80 Orig. z.e5 Chiidren's Slip
pers in leothers and some with
cozy-worr1 wool fleece Innings.
Broken sizes --79e
II Orig. $50 ChiIdren's
"Western-type" slippers. No
cooking needed TO get them to
wear thesel Perfect Christ
mos gift In broken sizes. 81
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-12-13

Us Orig. 6.e5 and lo.o5
Misses and Women's
Royon Dresses
5.88
A splendid group of Fomous-
Name royon eobordines-loveIy
royon prints for misses and
women ereotIy reducedi Not
every style-in every color but
there is o big selection in this
wonderful group in The Ameri-
con Classics Shop. Sizes IL to
l8 and l4kz to 24l2 in the
group.
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, Silper Spring
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Photo Frames

II Orig. $50 Minioture hori-
zontol fromes, gold or silver
ploted ---------1.95
4 Orig. 5.So-8xlo Mohooony
finish wooden frames ---2.S0
6 Orig. 5.95-8xl0 Sold and
silver plotted frames es----3.95
4 Orig. 3.z5 TO 3.7S Mohoq-
any frames in SKI and ninio-
ture sizes (counter worn or
domooedl --A-I.50
1S Orig. 3.7S TO 5.5o-5x7
frames in mahogany, gold or
silver plate, some counter
scratched ---z.5o
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-12-13
u : \ : 4 !: -: S51I53z:ls
Folding Bridge
Tobles

91tGS
Fomous Somson and Hompden
folding bridge tobIes. SoiIed
and scored in handling. Sold
as is. Buy for holiday festivities!
3 Orig. 6.S5 and 7.s5. now s.Ss
5 Orig. 8.s5 -----4.9s
The Hecht Co.,
7th Floor, Washington
II Orig. 2.le
Combination
Cookers
l.3o
Use as double boiler. casserole,
open or covered soucepcn. In
cludes egg poocher ond French
fry basket. Sturdy oluminun.
The Hecht Co., 7th Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Boys Apporel

800 Orig. ST Sterling silver
cowboy rings plus tox. 3Se
$50 Orig. 1883 Boys Storm
Coots, full length with oil
ground belt. Quilted royon
sotin lining with lO-oz. wool
interlinino. WooI-piIe collar.
Sizes 6 TO o. 1888
IS Orig. 2.9S Cotton Sweaters
by Sturdiboy. Gucronteed wash
oble. Sizes 6 to l2---l.SS
End Floor, Washington
and SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-12-13
IS Orig. 1925
Junior Miss
Fomous Name Suits
SIS

You'll recognize the fonous
lobel the minute you see it!
Yeor round creose-resistout
royon in snort houndtooth
checks. Classic lines. Rust and
green. brown ond wine. Sizes
9 to IS.
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-12-13
los Prs. Orig. 3.e8 to 4.es
Women's Gloves
2.oo

Classic white doeskins! Plenty
of colored doeskins! Hondsewn
pieskin gloves in brown. Even
O few l6-button black suede.
Broken sizes and coIors. Slip
ons! Novelty styles!
I Orig. 6.es Long White Kid
Novelty Gloves ------4.SS
] Orig. 7.50 6-button Beige
Suede Gloves 4.eS
3 Orig. 1888 8-button Beige Kid
Gloves --4.98
Orig. $50 Mocha Brown Kid
z Orig. 1923 Long Kid Gloves.
Brown, white -------4.9S
Orig. 1898 Long White Nov
city kid gloves 4.9S
! Orig. 1880 Block Kid Gloves
with florino large cuff ---4.eS
/ Street Floor, Washington
Store Only
Evening star., 1951-12-13

iZO FISs lT.1) 10 lO.SO
Women's Fomous
Loird-Schober Shoes
$50
Fomous Loird Schober Worn
ems Shoes of q new low sole
price! Discontinued styles of
foil and winter shoes. Token
right from stock! Block. brown
and navy Golf; black suede and
glowing block velvet. Sings,
closed toes, onkIe strops, instep
strops. Mostly hioh-heeIed,
dressy types in this group.
Sizes 4 to 9, AAAA TO 3.
3yd Floor, Washington j.
Store Only
l25 Orig. s5 to s.e5
Millinery
s.
Fur feIts, glowing velvets. fob
RIGS, suede-finish felts, feather
helmets. wool felts in stunning
little cloehes, cops, profiIes,
snop brinns. A broken ossort-
ment Of colors, but still good
selection. Get your Christmas
bonnet at these sovinesl
3rd Floor, Washington
Store Only
SpecioI Purchose! 100.
Regularly Much Higher
Plastic Shower
Curtoin Sets
set 3.o9
Misprints Of popular underseo
pattern heavy 6-eouee quolity
plostic shower curtains and
window curtoins TO notch.
80 Regularly much higher
priced shower curtoins, 6x6-ft.
size. Striped pottern- 2.49
The Hecht Co., 5th Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1951-12-13
IS Orig. s.e5
Servicemen's Wallets
3.95

3.y5
Armored violet in genuine
Morocco leather with space for
photo. Ideol Christmas gift!
Photo Studio, Street Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Just so So Low Priced!
Floor Lomps
8.9o

Whot q buy for 500! All.
metal lomps with Sway light
ing. Plotted bose, cost arms.
beoded design. Opoque shodes
IN green or wine.
7th Floor Washington.
4th Floor, Sfl0er Spring
Evening star., 1951-12-13
42e Orig. So to 50
Women's Gloves
l 30

Just in time for Christmas Civ
ing! Double woven cotton
gloves thot wear and wear!
Novelty styles, tailored slipons.
Also, the shorty in poodle cloth.
Plenty Of white and black in the
group. All Fonhous Make! An
assortment Of sizes.
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1951-12-13
:S1ksLs5;|l9:52:C YER s. INC
SpecioI Purchose!
Writing Coses
l.o8

brushed koyon Gowns :
2.8o
Lovely soft brushed royon thot's
so comfy to sleep in-so cosy to
keep fresh and lovely. FIotter-
ING round NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fie-woist. Fireman red and
/ frosty white only. Sizes "a to
40 only.
Street Floor, Washington
and SilDer Spring
Special Purehose!
Quilted Hosiery Boxes
39c
Wonderful wipe -cieon Plastic
snnortly quilted-divided into 3
hondy sections for keeping her
precious hose, seIf-cover. Rose,
blue, green, noize. Perfect tor
that procticol gift!
Street Floor, Washington
and SilDer Spring
Special Purchase!
Plastic Covered
Hangers
4oc set Of 4
Z Give her O prettier clothes closet
for Christmas! These reoulo-
ton size hangers, covered with
shining quilted pIostie. 4 to O
set, in wanted colors.
Street Floor, Washington
and SilDer Spring
SpecioI Purchase!
Boys and Girls
Cowboy Boots
3.4o
How your small fly will 90 for
these! Patterned otter their fo-
vorite cow-ropin' idols-oll-
leather flat heeIed boots in
shiny black. Sizes 10 to 3.
End Floor, Washington
and SilDer Spring
300 Orig. s.e5 to 1925 /.
Teens Holiday Dresses
5.S8
Terrific selection for every oc-
cosion! Loods Of styles, fcbrics
and eolers to choose from! Solid
eclors and combinations! Cot
tons! Royonsl Corduroys! Porty
toffetos! Buy her q whole word
robe full OF this sove-you-plenty
price! Sizes 7 TO IS.
End Floor, Washington
and Siluer Spring
100 Orig. 1925
Teens Corduroy
Jockets
1888
Your fcvorite little boy" style
jackets with leather buttons, 3
pockets fully royon lined. Navy,
red, green, purple, beige, gold.
Teen sizes 10 to l6.
and Floor. Washington and
SilUer Spring
Boys Apparel
Evening star., 1951-12-13

SO Orig. 1925 and l4.e5
Junior Miss Dresses
S.
Tissue royons, velvety cordu-
roys. rayon foilIes and toffetos
in both dote and office styles.
Lots Of varied coIors to choose
from. Sizes 9 to Is in the
group,
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1951-12-13
SpeeioI Purchase!
Misses Royon
Crepe BIouses
2.o8

Just 585 stunning blouses time for Christmas
giving ot greet sovnqs Rich royon crepe thot looks
much more-n classic styles for your suits Long or
short sleeves. Some even with loee trim Plenty Of
snowy versatile white, some postes and high" shodes
Sizes 81 to SO in the group.
Street Floor, Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1951-12-13

Stationery
100 Orig. 81 Quilted PIostic
Bridge Toble Covers in festive
tomato red color. 5ee, z for ST
Street Floor, Washington
and SilUer Spring
I.5o TO SOS ChiIdren's and
Adults Parker Bros.
Comes
7oc to 2.49
We coll them "domoeed floor
stock" hence these reolIy shorp
reductionsl But you'll find
there's still plenty of. fun mot
at all domoeedl for every
member of the fomiIy for
Christmas and oil through the
yeor!
Street Floor, Washington
and SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-12-13

Women's Fonous-Nome Shoes
at greet savings! Discontinued
styles and short lots Of Moroy,
Loird Sehober, Casual CIossics,
Kin1el Of California. Block,
brown. navy Golf; black suede.
Plain operos. sling pumps. onkIe
strops. sondols. Mostly high
heels. Sizes 4 to 9, widths
morrow and medium In the
group.
Street Floor, Silus Spring
Evening star., 1951-12-13
40 Orig. 2.e5
WoII Shelves
Lag

Good for extra spoce in BOTH
room. Circulor design frome.
chrome-ploted. Gloss shelf.
The Hecht Co., 7th Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1951-12-13

IS Orig. 1875 10 22.95
Junior Dresses
So
The most glorious collection Of
dresses reduced for the holi-
doysl Royon toffeto coektoI
dresses! loOoo sheer wools!
Crispy royon foilIes! FootbolI
colors. and plenty of black in
this SNORT group. EIeeont dressy
styles! Wond derful doytime
types. And remember Junior
Miss is q size not an oeei So
be here when the door opens!
Sizes 9 to IS.
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1951-12-13
300 Orig. s.e5 to 1925
Teens Holiday Dresses
5S8

Terrific selection for every oc-
cosion! Loods Of styles. fobrics
and colers to choose from! Solid
eolors and combinations! Cot
tons! RoyonsI Corduroys! Porty
toffetos! Buy her q whole word
robe full OF this sove-you-plenty
price! Sizes 7 to IS.
End Floor, Washington
and StlUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-12-13
100 Orig. 1925
Teens Corduroy
Jockets
7.88

Your fovorite little boy" style
jackets with leather buttons, 8
pockets fully royon lined. Navy,
red, green. purple, beige, gold.
Teen sizes 10 to l6.
and Floor. Washington and
SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-12-13
! .4ee ORIG. 2.e8
Venetion Blinds
1.4o

9Th Floor, Washington;
5rd Floor, SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-12-13
$50 Orig. $50
Musicol Powder jors
2.98

Make It q rnusicoI Christmas for
your fovorite lady! Beautiful
powder iors that ploy delightful
tunes when the lid is lifted! At
troctive porcelain like metol
with florol-desien lids. many
eolors, imported Swiss musical
movements! A delightful gift!
Street Floor, Washington
and SilDer Spring
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Speciol Purchase!
Plastic Covered
Hangers
4oc set of 4
SpecioI Purchase!
Boys and Girls
Cowboy Boots
= A

How your small fry will 90 for
these! Patterned otter their fo-
vorits eow-ropin' idoIs-oll-
leather flat heeIed boots in
shiny black. Sizes 10 to 3.
End Floor, Washington
and SiOer Spring
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Speeiol Purchose!
Quilted Hosiery Boxes
20~

Wonderful wipe -cleon plostle
snortly quilted-divided into 3
hondy sections for keeping her
precious hose, seIf-eover. Rose,
blue, green, rnoize. Perfect for
that procticoI gift!
Street Floor, Washington
and Silper Spring
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Special Purchase! Regularly Much Higher
children's Sturdy
Gift Sleds
2.Qo

Christmas seds OF big sovinos It's sure to snow
the kids sure to wont sIedsl These ore sturdy
ostee construction, with metal front broce for extro
sofety Smoothly vornshed wood top. cosy to steer.
The Hecht Co, 3rd Floor, Washington;
4th Floor, Suver Spring
Evening star., 1951-07-16
democratic Senators Disagree on Truman Intentions for 1852

deadly monster and whirlpool OF
Greek mythology.
Appearing on the NBC televi-
sion program, Meet the Press, !"
Mr.. Lewis declined to speculate
about General Eisenhower. He
said he would have to see first
whether the General would be a
candidate, on what ticket he
might run and what he stood for.
Mr.. Lewis praised General Mac
Arthur as zone Of the greatest OF
our contemporary Americans"
Mr.. Lewis sharply criticized the
administrators economic controls
program, particularly the wage
control system. He said if con-
trolls are to continue, there ought
to be curbs on profits and divi-
dendS, too.
MFR. lewis was asked if he could
explain how such former business
leaders as Eric Johnston, now eco
|nomic stabilization chief for the
administration. and Charles E
Wilson, former president of Gen.
Evening star., 1951-07-16
Cornerstone Rites Held
By 81. Thomas Church

Near completion of the new st.
Thomas the Apostle Catholic
Church, Woodley road and Twenty
seventh street NV, was cele-
brated yesterday with the laying
of the cornerstone.
Nearly TOO persons attended
tn ceremony, held after the noon
mass in the church basement
Services have been held in the
basement since 1925.
The Most Rev. John Mcnamara
auxiliary bishop of 7ashington,
officiated at the cornerstone bless
ing. Assisting him were the Rev
Philip Harmon, vice chancellor of
the Archdiocese of Washington;
the Rev. Joseph M. Moran, pastor
Of the church, and the Rev. Robert
L. Keesler. assistant pastor.
The red-brick building, trim
med with Alabama limestone, will
be completed and dedicated this
fall. A new rectory adjoining
the church already haf been built.
Evening star., 1951-07-16
ColIazo 10 Die in October; Faces His FATE Calmly

Oscar Collazo, the 37-year-old
Puerto Rican doomed to die Oc-
tober Is for his role in the armed
assault on the Blair House, faces
the date with composure and in
good spirits, Donald Clemmer, di-
rector of the Department of Cor
Irections, said today.
HE spends his time reading
books on history and travel" Mr..
lClemer said. "And in rejecting
and daydreaming, and the other
things men in custody do-which
isn't much"
The slight revolutionist was
convicted on first degree murder
charges in the fatal shooting of
White House policeman Leslie
Coffelt November l. Callazo and
la companion, CriSelo Torresola,
|stormed the Blair House in what
Callazo said was a "demonstra-
ton" to focus attention on de-
|mands for Puerto Rican independ-
Evening star., 1951-07-16
Two Maryland Soldiers
Are Sent Home for Burial

The bodies of two soldiers, one
from Greenbelt. Md, and one
from Hagerstown, Md. who lost
their lives in the Korean fighting,
are among 451 being returned to
the United States aboard the
transport Furman Victory, the
Defense Department announced
today.
They were Sergt. Robert H.
Pressler, son of Mrs. Rose Press
Ter. of 1-B Crescent road, Green
belt; and Corpl. Robert j. Smith;
husband of Mrs. Joyce v. Smith.
Of Hagerstown.
The ship is expected to arrive
at a San Francisco port sometime
today. is was disclosed. The bodies
of the two men will be sent with
an escort to the point designated
by the families.
Evening star., 1951-07-16

because the Republicans ''have
about 40 schools of thought and
are going off in different direc-
tions while the Democrats are
united"
But Senator Dirksen, Republi-
can, of Illinois, head of the Re
publican Senatorial Campaign
Committee, said he thinks the big
issues will be communism and
morality in Government. Mr..
Dirksen saio many voters believe
some high officials "are too soft
about communism issue in
which he capitalized in winning
election last year.
Lewis Is Critical
John L. Lewis, head of the
United Mine Workers, said yester-
day that if Mr.. Truman and Sen
ator Taft Republican, of Ohio
are the rival candidates, it will
be like choosing between Scylla
and Charybdis" - the equally
Evening star., 1951-07-16

Ieral Electric Co.. are "all out" fol
controls.
Without reply as to Mr.. Wilson
Lewis said:
II can't explain Eric johnston
He works both sides of the eco.
nomic street."
Southern Exodus Welcome.
In an NBC television appear.
Iance, Sen. tor Humphrey, Demo.
cat, Minnesota, said he would vel.
come a shift by Southern conserv.
atives to the Republican Party
next year.
THE sooner, the better" HI
said. "The Democratic Part,
doesn't need them. The Demo.
cratic Party would gain strength
In other parts of the country a.
q truly liberal, progressive party. ;
Senator Mundt, Republican
South Dakota, said the Republi.
cans would be glad to accept thu
Southerners, whom he charged
the Democrats "are trying to reac
out Of their party"
MIR. Mundt urged a new polit.
ical party based on the Republi.
can-Southern Democrat coalition
which at times virtually has taker
control of Congress.
Together, he said, the two
groups could elect a mighty
strong national administration
and Congress"
Evening star., 1951-07-16
Robbers Take $500
In17Week-End Theffs
And Housebreakinqs

Thieves put in busy week end
here and took more than 81 500 in
II housebreakings and robberies.
Allen B. Orrison, 73l Fifteenth
street NV, reported theft of $500
in cash and $3.50 in checks from
safe at the Fifteenth street ad-
dress in the biggest haul of the
the weekend.
ocrat, of Mississippi, said some
one took his movie camera while
he was on an outing yesterday
at Rock Greek Park. The camera
contained undeveloped films of
his daughters graduation.
Railroad Ticket Stolen.
Philip j. Nadeau's one-way rail-
road ticket to Montreal was among
items taken from his apartment
at 1924 Twenty first street NV
Thieves also took his billfold con-
tanning SIS. Total loss was 500.
Max Wolfman, 5727 Seventh
street NV, reported that thieves
who ransacked his house took
items valued at $100. Basil Alli-
son listed loss of $48 from a cash
register in his restaurant at 6216
Third street NE.
Leo v. Diver, owner of Vince's
Tavern, 615 H street NE, said
500 was taken from a cash reg
lister at the tavern. Robert Lou
don, 1929 Bladensburg road NE,
reported his billfold containing
$3.50 was stolen from his bedroom
Harry Presley, A. colored, of
4418 Gault place NE, said two
fares in his taxicab robbed him of
$18 in the 1000 block of Otis street
NE.
Watch and Cash Lost.
Other housebreakings, and the
amounts taken, included: Barbara
Fisher. 2107 S street NV, a cam
era and SO; Ann Moore. 3711 Ala
bama avenue Sc, a wrist watch
and $21: Edward Salzburg, 1889
Roxanna road NV, items valued
at 500.
Also Isaac j. Sponaugle, 1851
Mount Olivet road NE, $50; Vir-
ginia White, 1851 Mount Olivet
road NE, $38; Wilbur L. Horton,
226 Fourth street NE, $50 and a
$50 ring; Earl McCoughan of
Seattle, Wash, $3.50 from his room
at the Lafayette Hotel; Catherine
L. Parsons, Clyde M. Parsons and
Virgie F. Clark, all of 109 E street
NV, total of 500; Walter Chris
tian, 1900 Eighteenth street NV,
500.
Meanwhile, police said they be-
1ieve they have solved five earlier
houSebreakings with the arrest for
the seco-!d time of a 9-year-old
boy. The boy, awaiting hearing
in Juvenile Court IN two previous
housebreakings, was taken into
custody again following COM
plant from Elizabeth Cahall, 340e
Prospect avenue NV, who said
she tried to seize the boy when
she saw him near a -neighbor'
house.