davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-10-17
1aff's Bid Is Viewed
As Forcing Decision
From Eisenhower

Senator Taft's announcement
for the 1852 Republican presiden-
stial nominations surprise to nc
one-drew guarded reaction today
from supporters of Gen. Dwight
D. Eisenhower.
Some raised the question OF
whether Senator Taft had an
nounced too early. Others saw
the action as indicating Gen
Eisenhower, If he wants to become
a candidate. should announce his
availability soon lest the Ohio Re-
publican get q headlong start in
the race for convention delegates
First Declared Candidate.
Senator Taft became the first
declared presidential candidate
with his announcement yesterday
1t was made a full nine months
before the Republican nomination
convention. to be held in Chicago.
He followed up his carefully
phrased announcement with a
vigorous attack on the Truman ad-
ministration's health program and
spending policies as an indication
In part of the kind of campaign
he is expected to wage.
~ Meanwhile, there was specula-
tion whether Senator Taft had
followed the risky course in an
nouncing So far in advance of
the convention. It's an old politi-
cal saying that the first candi-
date in the field becomes, the
principal target of all other can
didates or would-be candidates.
1t was not his first disregard
Tor the accepted political maneu-
yer OF waiting as long as con-
venient to announce his cam
dieacy. Four years ago he an
nounced nine months ahead of
t1me-and then lost the nomina-
ton to Gov. Dewey of New York.
He also was a candidate in 1910.
However, Senator Taft's deci-
sion was not a hasty one. Some
OF his closest supporters advised
the announcement, including
Senator Brewster. Republican, of
Maine.
Senator Young, Republican, of
North Dakota, another Taft
backer, said he thought it was the
wise thing to do, adding:
Hes the best of the Republi-
cans now prominently men,
toned
In the Eisenhower camp, Sena-
tor Saltonstall, Republican, of
Massachusetts,. said he believed
the general-who has been rigidly
silent about his political plans, if
any-must decide lin a reasonable
time" whether he would accept
the nomination.
Still Backs Eisenhower.
And Senator Morse, Republican.
OF Oregon said: IT am satisfied
that. at an appropriate time, Gen.
Eisenhower will be in the race" ="
Senator Taft didn't say in
his announcement yesterday how
many convention delegations be
expects to get, but he voiced con-
fdence he will have the necessary
majority and that he will be
elected.
At Sacramento, Calf, Gov.
Earl Warren-himself a possible
candidate-commented on Sena-
tor Taft's confidence: "It isn't as
If this is the first time he had
thought that-and I say that
without any feeling"
Senator Mccarthy, Republican.
OF Wisconsin. said while he was
not committed to any candidate.I
that Senator Taft is zone of the
candidates that would make al
good President"
Delegates at q regional Repub-
hcan conference at Seattle warm
ly applauded Senator Cain, Re-
publican, of Washington, when he
described Senator Taft as "an|
honest, intelligent, courageous
American of whom every citizen
can be proud" He said, however,
that he had no present choice for
the nomination.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
House Vote on Tax Bill

Following is the House vote to-
Jay which rejected and returned
to a Senate House conference the
S., ,730, 900 900 tax bill:
Evening star., 1951-10-17
French Guineu Project

Ground was broken recently In
French Guinea for a hydro-elec-
ltric project to harness the Samou
Rivers Great Falls"
Evening star., 1951-10-17
II Cont Leuve Britain

Air and sea ports in Britain
have been issued a list Of IL per-
sons who must not be permitted to
leave the country.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
Tucson Founded in l776

PHOENIX-Arizona's first set
tlement at Tucson was established
In 1776. Since 1889 Phoenix has
been the capital.
Evening star., 1951-10-17
School Bus Output High

DETRoTT-Nearly 10000 buses
were produced in the United
States in 1850, about so per cent
of which were for school purposes,
Evening star., 1951-10-17

lfMr., Forrestal felt that both
his position and the demands
upon his time precluded his
taking any part in the political
campaign. But a letter well ex-
presses his attitude toward
politics.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-14
11tlann

Brolt0ent Sruman bat i'm Gerein
nit oem oemofratil6en Winneiota'er
senator Sumpbrep Sen Hepublifa-
nern Winneiotns einen bolen Strei6
geipielt, nobel er iid aber ser ipiai-
gen Wtitlpirfllng oes republifnniihen
8ouDerneurs Doungoabl erfreltc.
Sutber 9ollngoabl ipielte in Der re-
publifaniIhen Sortei oe5 Stoates ci-
ne ipid]tige Houe. Gr 1par IN mebreren
@ablfampfcn elmer ibrer beiten rSote
8ettera" ,uno trng 10 nidt 1penig 90
81 bel, Die Soffnungen ser Iemofrn=
ten uuT Die ,Groberung oes &upitola"
5ll Derctteln. 9lud mar IN politiIhcn
&reilen Onnit gcrehnet 1poroen, ooB
er 1854 ais @unlpbreps 8egenfanoi.
oat Inn eincn Sit i'm 9unoesIenat ii6
belperbcn meroe, lno IN 0ielenl SOIL
Bate es 9cldbcben fonnen, onB Die Re.
pllblifoner 5lpei Senatoren nah
@aIbington entlenoen niiroen.
Noungoabl mar oud) pon 9eoclttln9
fiir sic 9llpirotionen oes friibcren
8ouoerneurs unO iebigen llniperii-
tdt5priiiocnten Stoiien ouf sic Brd-
Itoentld)aft gr lpielte i'm republifnni-
lden Notionolfonpent bon 1913 cine
berporrogeuOe Holle uno bGtte iih
tpobl audi in Der &ompogne pon 1862
alS cine ltnrfe Eerl0nlidfeit crtpielen.
slber Sor. 9oungoabI mofte na Die
Ie Soflmlngen 5ul6anoen, inoem er
ein uerlodenOcs 9lngebot unnnhm, bas
Irllman rnb 6unpbrep in oner
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I6on iebr bolo nit pihtigen gntlpid
lungen gere6net meroen fam"

I6on lebr balo nit lpidtigen Gntlpid-
lungen gerebnet peroen fam"
0iele Germutllneen lperben nod
Iniibt Der ,Sot' ollr6 eiue gan5e
Geibe Der in Slt-9erlin iibli6en SSn=
oisfretionen beitdtigt, oie roae in Die.
Ielbe Iiftung oellten", oaB cine srt
8eneralbereiniglng oes oeutid-lO-
mietiiden Gerbdltniiles beporitebe.
SobalO Die 6roge Ser 8eenOieung Oes
&riegs5ultanbes Ser @eitmdhte unO
Imerifas nit Ieutlhlano, oie por
ibrer Gegelung 5u iteber lbcint, erie.
oigt iei, uoiirften .Otosfau unO Der
Sitblod nit oerielben 8elte folgen"
- ~gs lit, iobalo Oieiea Stooillnr
erreldt lit, 0amit 5u rehnen, oaB Die
Sopiet- -Gegierung cinen neiteren
BUG ouf Dem Oeutihen Shohbrett
tut. 9lue 9eridtc aus Sit-8erlm oel1-
ten Oorauf bin, OaB 5lpiihen @rote-
mobl uno Stain, loluie 5pii6en Gro
mpfo uno lllbri6t Die sSrage zines
oeutiden 5rieoenspertroges oisfutiert
tuorben lit, ser in Ser 6orm elmer TO-
niet-rllilii9en Snitiatipe 0en iibrigen
Wabten poreelegt meroen ioa."
Die ,Snt' glaubt, Der &reml peroe
oorldufig ieinen rSd)oh51g ullf Dem
oeutihen 5elo" in Die 6orm zines
Srieoenspertrogs szGorihlaees an @e-
iamtzSeutiflano fleiOen. nSSe ruiher
er oieien Sdad5ug tltt, Oeito grobere
stu5iidten batte er, Die an ser Baris
ler Gorfonferen5 feItaelteate ltnlhliii=
itgfeit ser @eitn1d)te iiber Die @ie-
berbetpnffnune Gelltidlonos nod
mails griinolihlt aus s5llniiten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-14
NXNTUI.
@uu Spiepb W q tt

Ger gntpidluugsgang uno Die
Tenflpeile pom ,Siaot Cbonas Soeder
puroen in ben porausgebenoen slrti-
feln 10 usfiibrlih ourgeltellt, neil in
ibnen Elm gutes Stiid Ser @eiitesri6-
tung sltm 4usorud fommt, aus mel
| der ste unter Dem Snmmelnalnen
amerifanismu5 an -. Sunllar 1899
our6 8opIt SEQ XIII. perurteilte 8e=
megung I'M fatboliihen 2eben unieres
9anoes Encouragement lit. Gaa bis
sur 'Stunoe in manhen &rellen UNI
gebenOe lole @ereoe, al5 Oh ,Suther
Sefer 5u llnreft nit BEN perllrtellten
Srrungen in 8crblnoung 9ebraht
neroe, miro ais Ourha15 linnlns erz
mielen olrh sic Satlohe, onB oas
Gerlrteilungsbrepe "7cStem bcHc7O-
lcntiac" ousoriiflid) 8e5lt9 nin,nlt
auf sSuther Seder, ODER plelmchr ultf
Ieine pon aSatber @alter elliott Der
faBte Geographic uno beren bon 9lbbe
,Sellr &lein reoigierte fru15olid)e lie
berlebung. Gbenlo lmbaltbar iii Die
9ebuuptllng oie perurteilten irrigen
PM ldallungen uno 8runoluBe leiell
vSatber S5eder in elmer frun5oliIdcl
lleberletung leiner Geographic irr=
tiimlih 5ugelhrieben" porben (v@ebz
tiers 9telp Snter1atlonul 0ictionurp"
- 1882 - unter .Soeferism"). }. G5
lit oos cine 8ebullptllng sic oaOurd,
ooB lie ieit iiber einem bolbcn SSahr=
hlnOert folportlert miro, nid)t an
SSubrbcitagehalt gcruOnnen bat.
2lnocrerleits lit feIt5ubalten, ouB
ser BON Seo XIII. pcrl1rteilte sln1eri=
fnnismls nift ein5ig in Dem beIhlol=
Ien mar, lpns bon nanCben nla vSef=
feriaullla" be5eid)nct miro. 9lmcrifu=
nisnuts IN ieiner 9eoeutltng ais lenc
geiltige Strolnltng i'm fotboliiben &c
ben I'M letten Giertel bes neun5ebn-
fen Sobrbunoerts lit piel umfailenoer
ais Der iogenannte rSeferiSmll5" ,
ltanb ourh ieine Srdger ultf piel bret
terer @runologe oIs oieier, erfoBtc
5lun Sell &reiie, sic nit SSlonf Sbo-
mas Seder nl1r 1ole, lpenn iiberboupt
irgenopelhe SSiiblltng batten, llno
ging in ieinen @irfllngen uiel tiefer.
9fan f0nnte pielleiGt iagen, Ser
vSederismus" lei cine Seileridei-
nung oes 9lmerifanismuS gelpelen,
Sic nab ouBen Fin, in mebr oocr me
niger flur fornlllierten Sbeien uno
| SppotbeIen, crit I'M letten - uno,
pie mir lpater ieben merOell mintig=
item - Staoium Ser 8eipeellng cine
9tolle 5lt ipieleu begann. Sann aber
gab ser "Sederismus" - oos beiBt,
bie eigenartig efleftii6e, pornebmlid
&antianiidbe Bbiloiopbie uno Sic
our6aus nid)t INNER iiber5eueeno
luirfenoe Wtpltif Satber oeders ltno
ieines engeren &reiies - manben Ser
in ser Braris l1ngIt bertretenen an-
iharutngen Ser Gorfampfer ser aIs
Mmerifanismus in bie firhlihe 3eit-
eeidi6te iibersesanaenen 8eipesl,ns
bie ooftrinare sSaiiung. Ibbe Wtaig-
men, oeiien idarfiinnise analpie uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-14
Nunnrrt Jahrr kathnltfttrrH
Trhrn t1 mtnnp1nta

Grltlt oes slmerifunisrlus duh bellte
nod iorgIolti9lte 8eahtltng peroicnt
(oie lie leioer nidJt finbetD, muhte Die
folgenoe benlerfens1perte IiItinftion:
" @abreno Der Imerifanisnu5 iih
nit Eed)t altf sSatber Sefer ais ieine
9lutoritdt beruft, 1peilt er our6ous
nl6t alle Wterfmale pon oellen Gba=
rafter altf. Sbm feblt Die if)lidte Sf-
fenbeit zines ebrliben Sr1umers, an
oeren Stelle Srrtiimer trettn, Die
mebr allf oos Groftii6e lno sic un=
mittelbore 31fltnit geridtet lno be-
ltimmter unO gefdbrIiber iino." Gieie
Ifarfe 3uriid1peiiung itebt in Der
Sorreoe 5lr fran5oiii6en Gu5gabe
Don Waignens Shrift (v2e Gere
Seder", 2. XXLX) uno lit 1pobl an
erIter tStelle an Die Ioreiie ser 9ln-
banger Oes 9lmerifanismus in sSranf-
reid gerid)tet Ibcr Die 5ablreihe an
oere Stellen unO Die gan5e Senoen5
Oes 9u6e5 ourtltn, lag oenl Ab6e uno
leinen @elinnungsg sgenoiien - Oarun-
ter berporragenoe &irheniiirIten -
oaralL nid)t nur leine 2unosleutc,
lonOern Die &utbolifen Ger qan5cn
gSelt, nid)t 5ulebt in Sen Ser. Stao=
ten, nllf5uflGren iiber sic Der Stride
aus Den irrigen 2ebrcn ltno benz chr
gcl5lgen Strebcn Der 9lmerifnniitcn
erlpadlenoen 8efabren.
IS mar ticf betlogen5mcrt oob Die
le Fcuerllngcn llno Srrllngen uno Sc.
ltrebllngen unter Dem 9lusbGngelhilo
unlcrtfanild)en Sortlhritts umo ane-
rltanllder Gcmofrotic lno 6reiheit
auftraten. Gie ungIiiflid)e 9e5cid=
nlnng ~2lmcrifnnianlt5" Itonunte nid)t
bon Den @egnern, Ionoern bon oen
Sortompfern uno S0roerern ser
neuen SSoecn, Die Den mun6erlci per
mlrrenoen un0 lrrefiibrcnOen llnnpers
tllnaen bon 9egriffen (9iberali5nlus,
So5lallamlts, Sortihritt, SoIerots
Iun) ell nutes Shlaglpprt beige
lellten, oa5 letten Gnoe5 oen 3pcf
- ooer ooh Die gSlrflng ser
MinlIfrD in Der 9totl1r bat uno ettpos
portduld)t, ou5 oos pobre @eien ser
'ld1 IN Inn bergenoen SOeen perhiillt.
Abbe !Vtaignen id]reibt iiber oie
3ugtruft oes gemahlten Sd)lagmor=
tea: =. Gurd ibre guuSe Gnttpif-
lung iino oie Ser. Staoten Elm 9ono,
in Dem perl0nlid)e Snitiotipe lmo ser
Sebensfampf mebr ais irgenopo Iouit
ltd) frcl bctdtlgen fonnen ltno unlere
rlngen 9tcucrer - Sfeptifer uno
@lo1bl9e, Erieltcr ltuo 9oien, @elebr-
te lno Eolitifer - itiir5en iit lei
oenld)a'tlid, nuf ollcs, mos ihnen oils
slusorud omerifanii6er gigenort er-
'helnt. Gieler Neigung lmo Sbu4r-
merei, Die nad) oem alten europa oie
snlhaullngen uno 9eitrebungen al
oerpflan5en tra6ten, sic - oft irr-
tiinli6 - ben Ser. Staaten suae-
idlrieben iperoen, peroanfen mir cine
neue @ortpraeuns, oie in allen Spro,
hen 8ebrall6sre6t erlangt bat =
Imerifanisma,s" (Sb., g. KID.
9as Gerurteilungsbrepe iprah ba-
rum ausoriidlid pom amerifonis-
(Jortiesune bon Seite 81
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Der britiif=iraniid)c &pnflift

Gus Golfereeridt I'M Sooe foroer-
te am 0onnerstog @nelono uno SSran
auf iib auf einen Snterimsplan 5u
einisen INN Ben 6luB ironiiden Sels
in Gang 5u balten, bis cine gntidei-
Dung iiber oie &ontrpperie gefGut
iperoen fann.
Sron pies Sen Gori6log ouf ser
Stelle 5uriif. 8ritil6e Sertreter be-
griiBten i'm uno erfldrten, gnslano
fperoe periu6en, iif na6 ser GIMP
| feblung 5ll ri6ten, foa5 alld Sron ous
5l bereit iei. 8lei65eitig goben iie 6u
|Deriteben, baB gnglanb oen SOIL DOR
ben Si6erbeitsrnt Ser ll9t bringen
mag, nenn Sran ni6t nohgeben
loate.
Sic Sranier proteitierten onl Srei=
tag gegen ben Gorldlog Oes Saager
golfereeribts nit groBen 9empnItra=
tionen, bel benen &eeierl1ngstruppen
| tm Barabei6ritt bprbeilnarihierten.
&ran uno Die britiiben &rieesld)if=
fe 6edl1gten einanoer meiter idorf am
S6dtt el Irab (Iraberitrom), mie
ser llnterlouf oes @upbrot lmo Il
girls beiBt, ser bel sSno in SEN Yerii-
| i6en Golf miinoet. Der britiife
&rell5er ~Mallritius" befinOet iid al1f
ser irafii6eu Seite Oes &anals, in
fllr3er gntfernllng Don ser Haffinerie.
Sn ser Souptltabt Seberon flitte
cine Rabfabrer=I =Irmee pon 10000
profommuniitilcben Stuoenten rnb
Arbeitern ourf sic StraBen. gs mar
Dies cine 5neiltiinbiee Concentration
gegen sic GorldlGge oes 8eltgeridts=
hofes. Die 2outlpre6er perbreiteten
folgenoe Shlngmorte: SOB oen an=
glo=amerifonilben Smperioliiten!"
uno 200 Dem Sooger @eridt."
Se0o6 lpuroen feline Hepolttlti9fei=
ten berihtet.
IS lit mobl ni6t iiberfliiiiig oarun
81 erinnern, oab bel BEN Wosfall'cr
GerbunOlungen 5miihen Gpa6ellau
Woloto1p uno SSoa6im pon Hibbel1=
trop Oie Gulen ols Sullptpllnft vfreie
Sano in Ser Hi6tlng auf Ben Gerii-
i6en 8olf" perlangten. Wosfm1s be-
tonte 3lriidbaltllng in oem ietigen
&onflift oeutet ollf Die geiorgnis, oie
Streitenoen fonnten iicb i'm letten
slugenblicf oo6 noh 0arallf belilnelL
oab e5 einen Iritten IN oen1 Spiel
eibt, Ser ohne cigenen @inlab Sen
gan5en Eott ein5llItefen bofft.
9isber fat lid pieoerholt ge5eigt,
oab ser ruililhe &eliel bauerno i'm
Sieoen gebalten miro. @enn iett tn
St-Miien 9anpf abgelaiien miro,
mag ser 0rud onoerlpGrts entipre-
beno erboht merben. llno Sran lit
offenbur elm oerlofenoes Sbieft.
9entid-rniiiid)e @esiebnnsen
Ser 9fuBlonbsSadpe dperIt6nbige ser
3iiriber Sat ipriht bie Gerrnutlung
aus, Wosfau lei im 8egriff, bie So
rea=&rile burd) Snitiatipen olrf anoe=
rem Spannungsfelbern 81 erlesen.
Wan lniiiie babel in erlter Sinie aud
an 9euti6lanb benfen. Die ,Sut' mlBt
Sem loeben beenoeten ie6snod)igen
Mufentbalt bes oltoelltiden WiniIter-
prGiibenten @roteipobl in Der Soipiet-
Union groBte geoeutl'ng BET. ~9ie
Eatlade, baB Ser erIte iteabertretenoe
sluBeruniniIter ser Soipiet-llnion
glnorei @romDfo, unmittelbar Dor
@rotetpobls Seimfebr ieinen Giidflug
na6 Mosfau in Berlin unter6ra6
unb 3eit ou elmer 8elpre6uns NIT
l1Ibriht fano, bat Sen ginorud ner-
itGrft, baB in naber 3lflnft eine neue
Hbaie Ser iotpiet-rniii1ben Oeutihr
Ian6- -Holitif Beginner 1peroe uno oaB
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|nno ipenn uud sic 2ieferung BON
Ganfs uno Slug5el,gen nod nod
binft, 10 miro oie 8eianltprobuftion
i'm no6iten Ssobr bo6 peroreifa6t
tperben.
@illon bebt in bem 8erid)t beroor,
odb bie &oreo=&riie nun cine 8boie
oes a1lsge0ebnten Samples nit Den
&ommuniiten Inn Die fSreibeit Der
8elt lei. Winoeltens 5tpei Sabre nod
mitBten Oie GllBerlten 9lnltrengungen
gema6t tperoen, Inn sic Nation tpebrs
fabig 81 MAIDEN. Sir bie militdril6e
Silfe, oie sic Ser. Staoten onoeren
2anoern bea 8eitens 5uteil 1peroen
laiien, miilie nad Mniiht @ilions
blelleldt cine nod langere 3eit beun-
iprl6t nerben.
t~au6 penn in &oreo ein @aiien-
ltillItanO er5ielt pber gar ser 6riebe
mieoer gang bergelte0t miro" erfldrt
Billon, Limo irgenomo oln Ranoe bes
'Somiet=Jfei6 neue 9lngriffe m0g=
li6, llno ieber bieier Ingrifie fonnte
5n einem @eltfrieg fiibren."
BrGiioent Srl,nlon i6idte Sen ge=
ribt an Sen &ongreB ipeiter unb uns
terltrih leinerieits Die ;Soroerllng,
oaB nift nadgelaiien luerben oiirfe
nno ooB elm Itarfes &ontrollgelet not
tpenoig lei.
Evening star., 1951-03-16
Barbara Hutton LEAVING
Mexico City for New York
BY the Associated Press

MEXICO CITY. Mar. 49,
Barbara Hutton tried today to
find space on a United States
plane after mysteriously canceling
passage last night.
The Woolworth heiress, her
hopes of a quick divorce from
Prince Igor Troubetzkoy frus-
trated by a Cuernavaca court, had
reservations on last nights Ameri-
can Airlines plane for New York
About two hours before she was
due at the airport, her secretary
telephoned and Cancelled the res
ervations.
The secretary, Helen Munnier,
then asked for seats on plane
tonight. Told there we've none
she said:
"She must leave tonight. She
will buy 8 or 10 seats-whatever
is necessary. But 1t is essential
that she leave"
The reservation clerk suggested
she confer today with airline Off
cials. Airline people said she
would be able to go alone, by TAX
ing seat usually left vacant in
the lounge. Or, they said, she
might be able to arrange special
flight.
Evening star., 1951-03-16
ChIdren's S Society
Adds Two to Staff

The District Society for Crippled
Children yesterday announced ap-
pointment of two officers.
George H. Pennell. jr., will serve
as executive vice president, and
DR.. William P. Argy is to be medi-
cal director.
Mr.. Pennell has served with the
Washington Community Chest for
IL years. the last four as manager
of the business solicitation unit.
During the war, he set up and
directed the Community Chest of
Salem. Mass, and later worked as
executive director of the Elizabeth
(N. j. Chest and Council of Social
Agencies. Mr.. Pennell lives at 708
Devonshire road, Takoma Park,
Md.
DR.. Argy. who lives at 1901
Morrison street NV. has been
with the society for five years as
medical consultant. He is an as
sociate professor of clinical medi-
cine at Georgetown University
Hospital, consultant in medicine
at Providence Hospital. a fellow
OF the American College of Ply
sicians and a diplomatic of the
American Board of Internal Medi-
cine.
Evening star., 1951-03-16
3 Killed as Police CIush
With West Indian Mob
BY the Associated pres.

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad,
Mar. 16.-Three persons. includ-
ing a 21-year-old girl. we're killed
yesterday when police clashed
with q mob Of looters at Gren-
vile. Three others were injured.
1t was a new f1areup of violence
in that city on Grenada Island In
the British-governed Windward
group following a week of quiet.
Disturbances last week were
touched off by a general strike
of plantation workers against new
laws forbidding strikes by public
service and utility workers.
Evening star., 1951-10-28

CoLORED GIRL will care for children
reliable and honest. GE. $3.50.
9osssrs hepsr Gohday aesidss iPs tspous 81
COLORED WOMAN. neat, desires day
care OF elderly lady or child care;
ref; no Sunday. Call engineer,
conosEfp o. sifl. WOMAN wants part-t,me
coLoREDIS WOMAN Want Wants 5-day wk
Phone Atlantic 9210.
COLORED WOMAN want$ days work,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
sisr woMAs IN ssunSss wants TR psrtasms snn
or days a week; ref. ME. 2545.
C6I0RED WOMAN. s.h.w. experience,
5ssa' 55sslsssence' '-daS week. 9 to 8; 90. so
coLSRfb da1Si M'aSeSi WOMAN wants senl. h'w..
cooking, days or nights. GE. 7l20. :
COLORED; .A-l laundress: expert
woMssN wsosMfss rets5enes solepes CO 1881 want.
.isns.s Fhv' !sf 4si Ab la aS aSss children sa 5si
DAYS WORK BY reliable colored
woman; references. CO. 051S.
GIRL desires days work, laundry
Or Cleaning; good ironer. Call AID
SETTLED WOMAN. best reference, to
nurse or family. vicinity 18th and
Col; rd, NV. MI. 1928.
WOMAN. colored, wants g.h.w.; live
in; good ref: 5 days. AID. 7645.
COL0RED WOMAN. will cook dinner
and stay some nights; $20 and car
fare. HO. 3772 -.
COLORED GIRL wants g.h.w.; 5-day
week: good city references; Mon
through Friday. CO. OLA. -.
DAY WORK, or part time. wanted
by colored woman. DU. 331S
Evening star., 1951-10-28
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS and home improvements,
hsnlt. to roof; UP to z yrs. to pay.
HAMILTON CoNTR. CO.. RE. 4477.
ADDITIONS ane medsrniging, cellar
.s Tost cf NAgoNa sT ssses5 fgs fsrs
ASPHALT DRivEWAYs AND WALKS.
W9rk unexeelled. Free estimates.
AUTO REPAIRS WHILE YOU WAIT.
mechanics always on duty, Brakes;
Tsidias Ass for Bili = Fla aye. seo
BoNDsToNE is applied with moids.
You can have thai. stone. home for
less than YOU think: Let Us make
proof. termite proof. No main
tenance cost. Free estimates cheer
eoErREeTrNW fa5y Eiyen W. co eose 4s,a GAPIT9L EefS
BRICK iSSji sssaosids. NokR.. ND R1sAlDr q s5 Co.
BRfcKWoRK: chimneys. walls, steps.
walks walks porches: new or repaired; Al
npfcx W1Tk After T9spx p MI; =, 6lls; l.
BRncK fmcis' foREMAN feif M 'ISd and crew s AVAIL
for immediate contract work. Free
estimates. Refs. Phone Leesburg
remodeling. repairing.
carpentry, brick, cement work
Ii 3-312S. MR.. BAKER %"
for gen. contract and re-
pair service; brick work. concrete.
painting. plastering. carpentry. No
Job to small--none too large. Ii.
1887.
and remodeling: IS years.
experience. Sat. and Sun. all day,
BUILDING REPAIRS and painting
(small jobs), capable retired man:
ph,.y have n9T 1En toels oB Box 3S5.x; star: =
exper.: contact for loan furnished.
Call Fairfax 466-R, Sat. Sun. or
ginia only.