davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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COLORED

4 lee. light housekeeping rms; refgr
steam heat. hot water; for refined
cpls. only Apply 1904 s st. NV
GE. 4342. a
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GILBERT

PRINCE KARL HOTEL
AIR CONDITIONED
lg9l n,yE + ST: NV RIGHT DOWN
rates. EX. 77s5. te' o''e''' 'ea'
COLORED - 1880 CORCORAN ST
N.W.--Nicely furnished large room
near, bath and phone: c.h W; ali
privils.; near busline MI. 1871. -
COLoRED = REFINED CPLE: or
adults; cow. to carline and shop
ping area. Hu. 703s after 6:a0 pm
COLORED-CONv. LOG. vic. 18th
and Fla. ave. NV; reasonable; com
pletely pvt. with privileges. DE. 5S23.
CoLoRED-71a QUINCY ST. NV
eoesng sSsg iura Tm soF R4 s8upls s7 =
ICOLORED-EXTRA-LARGE, attrac-
lively furn.. Ink; pvt. kit. share
bath; other home privils. GE. 1885.
ICOLoRED-sINGLE AND DOUBLE
f pfv '4E Psos Que aSs' st., MI II fRf
COLORED-30I6 WARDER ST. NV.
Double and single for working
women: use kitchen. II. 3-Ss6a. 3'
C0LORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
200 block varnum st. NV; priv,
sfsi ib:s! kooas s5s5asR Tg 5sfs sYss .ps E.
2 ladies. $40 each; . connecting
rooms; SO each. MI. 9533.
COLORED-2813 18TH ST. NV
large front room, for . or 3; So
caY each b. 2 week; Call VI; 1913. ,,
furnished; for refined gentleman OF
ladies; (auiet home). Call ia. 1870.
CoLoRED-1113 P ST. N.w.-Lge
furn. rm., use of kit; adults only.
$34.50 mo. HU. S799 after $50
CoLoRED-sINGLE ROOM = For
emplld:, refined girl. in quiet home.
coIoRED3111s p ST. N.w.-single
rm. furn. for L; adults only: use OF
kit; $3.50 mo. Hu. s7a9 after
coIoRED-s1s UPsHUR ST. NV
privileges; conv. transp. and shop
ping center. RA. 0084.
FOR COLORED-LARGE FURN. RIM
With kit. privils.; reas. rent. Du
cofoRED-NEArLY FuRN. =
poubls Pc boss room ase Elm ST. NV
coGoRED-1 LARGE FRONT BED.
RM.-For a refined lady. 1905
Quebec Place NV. Ia. 1885. a
COLORED-1S27 S N.W.-Nicely
furn. rm., next to bath, for empl
man or woman. Call MI. 1866
COLORED-SINGLE ROOM-Spac-
ious closet; reasonable; refined
home 725 Quebec. RIA. 689S, %
COLORED-FURN RMS. 1902 ParE
rd. NV, for rent; double, single
cooking pvlgs.; no children. DE
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POULTRY. RABBITS 8 EGGS
(continuedl

BABY CHICKS New Hampshire,s
Drum. clean; matches Tues. Fri
Poultry equip. Oakes elec. incuba:
E REolIo lo2 2AfeaEsgYS fe fgS fNe ise e a5sAfsa = sos
CoWAN Hnii CHICKS: .. Hessnaris s. appd 0GSI puI
CLEAN We breed for quality on our
farm. Hatch Tues. Low price to
Sn1yan SeTStlsr rsissrs Rhsrss FIysFs Flyers gh9lessls
SURPLUS CHICKS, S6.75-l00 CO b
New Hampshire Reds, Barred Rocks
White Rocks and heavy assorted
Also 3-week-old chicks, 25c each
Prices at hatchery. L. F. CARTER
Rt. IA, Mingoville, Pa.
Leghorns. S11.95 per 100; Leghorn
Minorca or heavy-breed pullets, SIS
Minorca cockerels, $500; fryei
KRYDER's HATCHERY, P. o. Boz
2295: Blackwoed; N. ]. Phone
COSTING. purebred white Chinese
FRYING RABBITS, fresh dressed
every week; delicious, economical
all white meat; FRED YOUNG
Sandy Spring. Nd, Ashton 5l57
Rt, 1s2 miles, Wholesale to stores
or restaurants.
DUCKS, adults and so started baby
mallards and crosses; also N. 2
white breeding rabbits: some with
young litters: SH GAG.
400 WHITE LEGHORNS; laying pul.
lets; will sell in one lot; So each
or best offer; SH S227.
RABBITS-Reducin stock for sum-
mer; bred does in N. 2. white ano
checkered giants also young stock
WHITEHOUSE RABBITRY. Fairfax
Va; phone 350-J-2.
HINES CHICKS
Puilorum passed Nd. U. s. approved;
matches every Fri Closed Sun.
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WIDE OPEN SPACES. NO.. aARL.
lo minutes from D. c.; daily maic
service; parking privileges: lovely
lawn; gentlemen only. Gil. 500.
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COLORED-N.W., 1914 BELMONT
ST. NV. rm. and kit. semibath;
CofGREbmaFWRa1 5eflnid snnPl sRls HSSok No 44o5
apt, pvt. fr. and back entrance;
Adams st. NV. Du. 1854. y
COLOREDt-3534 10th ST. NV,
Apt. 20. ? rms, kit and bath
Nicely furn., utils. incl; $50 mo
See janitor. LISS REALTY Co,
IN IMC, In Gall ME. 1865; 1
l rm.,. pvt. kit. $50 mo. 319 U st.
NV. NO. 56S2. Il
COLORED-LGE. BEAUTIFUL, dou-
BILE, bedrm., kit.-dinette. Share
bath. Adults only. $75 mo. Double
nedrm. available same floor. l147
COLORED. - l RIM, kitchenette,
dinette, bath, $50. Available June
10 to Sept. 25. DU. 1929.
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CLOSE-IN NE

New 2-Family Flat Bldg
1st-fir. apt, liv. rm., bedrm., dinetts,
kit. bath; nice yard; tenant fur.
nished utils.; S69.50 r. S. BLACK.
ISTONE. Realtor, 1915 18th st.
NV, MA 2R0N a
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MI. PLEASANT, 3343 17tn ST.. NV
N Niee hath rm .anft, ana Kit; sss 9 Srd H. s next
NEAR SHOREHAM in apt. bldg;
newly dec. 2-bedrm. apt; ADULTS;
S135 mo-, 1-year lease. AID. 2192
NEAR 18th AND LAMONT NV
rms bath. rear porch; 2nd f.; al
DUPoNT cIRcLE@sittins bedroom
sentleman. De. ose4. '' ~
AIR CONDITIONED-Lincoln Park
area; Z b. boys or 4 girls; s1oo mo
mo sss7 da TusdaraTas 5m snare rd d Glen aen
sEs Echo MHsso1kf Hss;i Ma AVE. We SS4v S.w.-sed.
room, living room. kitchen. bath;
adults only; S75. RA. ,2941. 3
q BEDRMS.. hv. rm.. kitchen, pvt;
bath. shower. util, included. Can
LARGE Al aSIsde; ROOM, kitchen. private show
sr: for couple or 2 employed girls
N.E.-NeW' clean, airy apt. End
floor home; near bus, carline. stores
FL ,se lyt9s- s9s min tiSs a5fs IS2e WH
20s4 after 2, Sat. and Sunday. -3
BLK. Pa. ave. and 14th st. Sc
z rms, for adults only. Call L.
LARGE: cool room and kitchen for
Fs11ned Efdn do !edyj isss eSnVenient 'ranSD0rta-
TAK0MA PARKGLiving rm.. Q bed
rms. kitchen, bath, utility rm;;
screened porch, garage. 81. 1852
2 RMS, complete End floor. for single
man; 3sl7 Bunker, Hill rd., near :,
BASEMENT APT.-Priyate bath. sink,
private entrance all utilities in
cluded. LA. 6-7S61.
ISUBLET air-conditioned efficiency apt.
to single, responsible man; new build
os os S NV ahd nansas
soles; walking distance. downtown;
$s5 rental and 5000 for all fur
DOWNTOWN CONN. AVE.--Living
quarters and ONCE combined. with
55Seant; sir-oond.: SIS mo. Hoo..
ANxcosTIA-cony. to Naval Air
Sta, Boiling Field. Naval Gun Fac
tory: l bedrm., liv. rn., kit, bath;
nicely furnished; couple. 1918 18th
MoDERN. attrac. studio apt; bath.
Arl; everything furn.; bachelor;
500. Box 3S4-Y. Star.
6I9 r ST. N.E.-3 rms. bath, 2nd
flooT fEsTs fTSRt; TR soai nicely furn'' conv'
lsss 81 IANiER9 Il; 9gSe' E. N;w.-s;rm, Ems.
incl. util:. SIS mo. NO. 1o0i.
1918 yUNIPKR ST. N.W.-2-rm.. kit.
and bath Easement apt, pvt. en-
trance; avail. June Is.
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CAPITOL, Hill,

CAFIIOL HILL
1873 Carroll st. S.e.-2-bedrm. re.
decorated apt in freproof 3-yr. -old
apt. bldg; S1l0 mo-: lease II de-
sired. Open for inspection today
2 to 6 pm. or call Mrs. Point Mon.
day. with SHANNON a. LUCHS CO..
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345 a
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PARK VIEW APIS.

Apt. "a 5O42 3sth ave. Hyattsville,
Md; lovely 2-bedrm. unit, with full
dining room; bus at front door.
grounds for children; auto. laundry
facilities; sos. incl. util. UN $500.
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GEORGETOWN
Large liv. rm., open firepl., bedrm..
kit. and bath; mod. bldg; $3.50.
1910 9th st. NV. Call WI. 1891.
-3
CONTINUED Next PassI
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SHERMAN CIRCLE NV.
8 or girls to share complete End
fioor OF pvt. home; bedrms., large
living rm... kitchen. dinette; occu-
pancy in 3 weeks. Call Mon, ME.
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HINES CHICKS
Puilorum passed Nd. o. s. approved
matches every Fri Closed Sun
W. rocks. B. P. rocks. N. Hamp
Olney, Md Ashton 2021,
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NEAR BOILING FIELD
224 Portland st. Send A., liv. rm.
2 bedrms., dinette and kit, pvt
bath; incl. ntils; adults: S110
Key In Apt. No. l. NEWSOM, I'LL
H st. me-, Ii. 3-207O. a
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116 18th ST. NE.
2 rms. kitchen, bath. S62 so per
mo-. heat included. Call Mon. Me.
494l Il
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WE HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES
FURN OR UNFURN AND SUB
LETS. WASH. VA. MD WHITE
WEEKDAYS 81; SAT. SUN. 9-5
A-ONE RENTAL SERVICE
524 BOND BLDG. MA O0O7
14th ST AND N Y AVE NV
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6-GAITED SADDLE HORSE. beauti-
full bay. good breeding; was shown;
sensible and gentle; any one want
ing good riding horse this is an ex-
ceptionally good buy. Gail OIL. 2G63.
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CONN. AVE, facing Rock Creek PIX. !;
in elevator apt. bldg. WO. O157. 3
2707 ADAMS MILL RD. NV.
Beautifully furn. l-bedrm. apt. incl
all utils.. furn incl. television set
and many other extra luxuries
LOCATED in q modern elevator bldg.
S165 mo Call r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtors. MA. 1920 a
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

REFINED LADY 70 Sha
modern apt, twin beds, privileg,
all utils. furn. Ii. 7-5965.
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ROOM AND BOARD. by active elderly
lady; master bedrm,. with pvt. bath,
in Silver Spring; will give 500 per
mo-, Call RA. 1896. from to s.
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TWO 5-yr-old geldings make nice
hunters; S135 each, or will trade for
Hereford bull or heifer. F. W.
PETERSEN Jr., Sterling, Va. Arcola
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ssgle; occupancy. Ref; S135. EN-
oUE ST. between Dupont Circle anc
Georgetown, bachelors quarters, eff
lciency apt, SS5 per mo. Refs
Pho Phone @ DU. 2o23 or can Apt. 3, 20s:
ess Rms. s.'ea on 1ss sun foor! and toH Mon family
must take charge of rest Of house
reasonable 1917 Bunker Hill I'd
near Mt. Rainier terminal. / tc
1890 ARGoNE PL. NV, near 1ett
and Col. rd.--A four-room anc
porch, beautifully furnished apt
1856 FAIRMoNT ST. NV 'Si rms.
semipvt. bath. Clean. light; available
1928 MAssACHUsETTs AVE. NV,
I,,.l-room efnciency apt. nicely furn.
kiti equipped with plenty cabinets.
rrlsidairs, rdnsoa gas 1 range. al facilities;
1885 srd sT. N.E.MBedroom%, % % livin1
room. dinnette: kitchen and bath in.
Guiding utilities: excellently fur.
nished: S110. Call r. A. HUMPH.
RIES. Realtors, MA. 5000 -3
1920 18th ST. N.W.-Entr. 3rd. f.,
rms. kit. pvt. bath. linens, utils J;
vic. goth AND MoNRoE@Bedrm.'
lily. rm., kit: furn.; semipvt bath;
NV. SrCTIOMTwo bedrms.. liv
rm.. dinette. kit, pvt. bath; utils
furn.; adults. RA. 1912. 3
RIVERDALE, MD.-Five-rm., 2nd-n
apt. In my large suburban home;
large forested grounds. "a block of
Baltimore blvd; $500 Cleveland ave.
Riverdale, Md; expensively furn.
lst time offered; S100 per mo. AP.
1915 RIGGS PL. N.w.-Iiv. rm.. din
rm:. kit. s bedrms., 2 with twin
beds; 2 baths; suitable quiet. re.
fined, permanently employed girls.
2039 NEW HAMPSHIRE AyE.-Liv
rm;. bedrm.. bath. newly deco; S65
incl. lin. maid service: non-house-
keeping. HO. $3.50. a
1777 MASS. AVE. N.W.-studio apt
share bath and refgr. with another
cple.; S12.50 wk. -7
1918 18th ST. N.W.-One rm. EN-.
cheney; newly decorated. nicely
furn.: two employed girls or bach.
TO sUBLET june 1o-Aug. 81
3 rooms with bath in apartment
building; 500 mo. GE. 1852. "a
9O2 12th ST. N.E.--Newly furnished
apt. for qklple in private home.
Ii. 4-S063@, 81
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SOi goth ST. N.W.-Lge. sgle. rm.
adj. to G.. W. and Amer. u; near
Pentagon bus: S2S mo. Republic
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Lovely, neWly QeC. SBle. IH.f pNt.
entr and half bath. Call DU. 9496.
GLOVER PARK-cor. house, COO,
comfortable rm., next to bath, quiei
pvt. home; gentleman. EN-. 9Oe5
DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOMS-Al
white section. half block OF Conn
ave. 1928 N ST. NV 81
PENNINGTON. 1924 18th ST. NV
Near Dupont Circle; maid service
24-hour switchboard service; phone
in all rms; large comfortable rms.
single, $8.75 up; double. $3.50 up
BOLIVIAN CLUB. 1888 18th st. NV
Refined businesswomen: clean
beautifully furn. rms. modern baths
1884 COL. Rp. N.W.-S7 wk; sgl
rms Ems m men; ,5, 5 baths, S,as,. showers; TV; II
HOTEL @in 70 RnawTiHoRSE. nISsi NdsS A2i 2isi aSS
n.w.-Single and double rooms; run.
showers: Hotel service: single
from $40 to S12.25 weekly Dou'
bles from S16 to S1S weekly.
10 GRANT CIRCLE-Newly dec, ssle
rm., in Catholic home; working girl
S25 mo-; excel. transp. RA. 1892
144s CLIFTON ST. N.w.-Nicel,
furn;, single and double, next bath
s%id 4 SlOsk dA4HhpRA1 Tie iti H9, gvf f7s7 SW vs.
man; man; S45 5 mo- nu iHSS. Ho. 7e95. '' se7ie M
MT. PLEASANT-Cool rear porch
attractive room, next bath, unlim
WHETTfiIER AND 18TH sT.@pleasan
rm.; no other roomers; good transp
Call GE. O434. -3
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ceptionally good buy. Gail OIL. 2e63.
GOSLINGS, DUCKLINGS. guinea
keess and eggs; pleasant chicks and
eggs; young pigs goats; pedtgreed
Old English sheep dogs. VALLEY
FARMS. near Oakton. Route 2, Box
~. Vienna. Va. Vienna 131-J-&1
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Electric Students
Used to Wire Home
OF School Director
By the Associated Press

LYNCHBURG, Va, Mar. o.
The Lynchburg school board may
be asked to review reports that
electrical students at the Monroe
Trade School have been used to
wire private homes-including one
built by the school director.
Clifford C. Fox. director of
vocational educational training
in city schools and head of the
Monroe Trade School, admitted
he had used some of the electrical
students and also masonry stu
dents at Dunbar High School to
help in constructing his home, but
denied The work was part of their
classroom training.
Mr.. Fox said he did not know
that electrical students were being
used to wire private homes as part
OF their training. He said he
issued an order yesterday that all
such projects sbe discontinued.
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. law. couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day, iUait three
tulEddys and receive the license
on the fifth day. Sundays and
holidays are counted the same
as other days.
William Cunningham. 33. 2144 sth st. NV.
and Earline Peterson. 80. 1910 4th
NV. and Hilda Jones "a, l. 17ss w WIZARD SHei
st. NV
Martin Buckler 80. 3525 Davenport st.
nv" nv" and Irene Pace, 81. 1858 New
Nellie Albritton. IS 1919 v st. NV. H
Solomon Holmes, jr. 40, 273o z st, ne,
and Alvernon Twiegs, 80, 1917 Church
son. s5 both Of s5o1 "se New hiisn Hampshife saaf
Gary Chapman; 40. and Ethel Wright. AZ.
lssas 5"ans Me0rf BOYD I r. 1911 1sss sh Rs.n t M and
Charles Applins. is. 1907 W va ave ave,
NE: and Jean Lewis 1s, 1i02 7th
Richard as asf, lsas esrE Ehs 81 1sssd r7sg is
savich. %. both Of Baltimore
EvsFs SSth SSRds 81 d ft sPs sPs Ma5ssrst Baker
Richard Gillian, 90, POI 18th st. ne.
snd FTsnces derman I'm a g. a5.esRsHSas Wsser REED Led
Ramon mo- Ned. Medina; g, g, New Rochelle. N. Y,
-, and susanne Abel, 81. 1881 9th ST st. Sc. Sc
and MsrjoTie & Adair. a'ussn' e 4ssf Hsfr Ma ssan
Stephen PHI Nah Mahaysn: ir.. 81 Garrison. Md,
Joseph Cook, 26, and Cease Terrell, 21,
,obo ooth OF 35l Tennessee ave. ne.
'0an and Fioaenes Cohen Was5binston Ind
Kenneth Townsend, 23. 1855 23rd st. Sc,
and Irene Fogleman, Is, 34I6 18th pi.
and Daphne O white. 5aoo g, Lee Z ST. House hM
Hotel Fifteenth and SITS. NV.
george Sims. FL Boiling Air Force Base
aao,. and Patricia Jones, 10, 400 Pennsyl-
Graham Bunch, az, 14s4 Monroe st. NV
and and Mary Mdnday, 81, l745 Lamont
chuman chun. 81, 1924 18th st. NV
and Audrey Tuverson. 90 I717 Risss Hi,
Andre swanman, %, Boiling Air Force
Ba,. and Mary Kisacky. 25. sis a
Melvin Chambers. Is. 171e seaton pl
NV. and Catherine Ham. Is. l43 L
ST. Sc.
Francis Nowland. 27. 5O4 9th st. s.w.
and Mary Moore 30. 6ls Sth st, s,w,
Joseph Lustine, ~. $50 Oneida pl NV,
wv, and sandra Smith. Is. Mt Rainier, Md.
William Long III, 20, Sill 45th st. NV.
and Reta Glaseoc. 30, 600 Whittier ST.
Paul Nugent. o5. 1913 14th st. ne, and
Jacquelyn Grahams-2O. Hyattsville, Md'
John Carvounis 80 560S 18th st, NV.
and Marjory Tsikerdanos. 2S. 1906
Harry Goode, 23, 63I1 18th st. NV
and Phyllis Miller, II. Hyattsyille, Md.
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Births Reported
(From the D. c. Bureau of vii

tFrom the D. c. Bureau of Vital statisti
BOYS.
Francis and Bernice Alexander.
Francis and Joyce Allen.
John and Doris Bickel
Edward and Fay Boss.
James and Edna Boteler.
David and Jane Dare.
John and Edith Dawson
Clifton and Margaret Douglas.
Irwin and Mary Freitag.
Kenneth and Regina Haggerty.
Richard and Virginia Hines.
Ode and Margaret Howell.
Frank and Dorothy Jablonski.
Lynwood and Helen Kellam.
Joseph and Anna LiCauSi
Joseph and Fylda Maimone.
Vincent and Gertrude Manni.
John and Kathryn Munnelly.
Abraham and Marilyn Nelson.
George and Mary Parker
John and Marjorie Parker
Francis and Gladys Potts.
Adrain. and Margaret Rosati.
Samuel and Janet Spiller.
Paul and Josephine SUM.
Clement and Teresa Warrener.
GIRLS.
Ronald and Ann Asheton.
John and Bernice Bales.
Paul and Ruby Bastress.
Keith and Mildred Clark.
James and Lois Corkey.
Paul and Ruth Crifasi.
Lester and Kathleen Dugan.
James and Charlotte Fahey.
Archie and Eileen Gray.
Clarke and Edna Hinton.
John and Constance Homer.
Ralph and Mary Huber.
william and Hazel Kagan.
John and Bernadine Lee.
John and Helen Logsdon.
Arthur and Leontine Nickelson.
Saul and Lois Myers.
Alvin and Marjorie Oliver.
Robert and Mary Pace.
John and Marian Pedone.
John and Mary Phelps.
Walter and Doris Potter.
Howard and Norma Passman.
Charles and Mary Ramos.
William and Doris Smith
Edwin and Dorothy Speakman.
Gene and Dorothy Spurlock.
Lloyd and Shirley Thomas.
William and Betty Tryee.
Levy and Madelyn williams.
Arthur and Rose Williamson.
Geronimo and Rosario Tungol.
TWINS.
James and Jane Bresnahan; girls.
fe utSrion Gu,o hnx,
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Deaths Reported
(From the D. C. Bureau of Vital Sta

Oaribel R. Barnett. 7s. 1861 Crescent
Mary l. W. Lane. ~. 3o13 Central
william a. jenkins, II, a22 9th st. Sc.
Jean D. Cabler 70 WaShington
Agnes Wells. SO, 314 2nd st. ne.
Edgar T. Fell. So 290S 32nd st. NV.
Gabriel Ferrari. 55. 523 7th- st. Sc.
Emma B. Hall. 55. Oakley, Md.
David o. Mccoy. 53. 1858 8th st. NV.
SgS,ng Ssan VeFmllyab a5o9 Idaho aye NV
Maude H. Williams. AZ, 1901 Argonne
pl.. NV.
Infant Minard. BOIL Erie st. Sc.
Percy D. Spence. 10 142 K st. NV.
Lillian Keyes. 70, Washington.
Viola Meade, 80, 1131 st. ne
Lula M. Hall. "a, Ali 2nd st. Sc.
Evelyn Joyce, 49, sos NJ st. ne
Randall Minor. So. 40 st. s;w.
Infant Collins. 1912 o st. NV.
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JELLEFF'S ANNIVERSARY

yes there still me great big woloping Saturday
discover suits coots beautiful dresses porodnq
and Shoes all the finishing tough fs and fubeows for
small fry all Anniversary priced great savings Hundreds
sands OF Woshngtonons have birthday poy taken
Spring. right home with hep wrapped green eeff Many
hundreds more have edetered this lost day Anniversary
shopping at F Street tomorrow, at every branch store
Oh won't you to the port?
Evening star., 1951-08-21
More to Education Than the Three RS
By Belmont Fories

A T PATzCUARo. In the mountains
y west Of Mexico City, an educational
pilot plant has been set up for world
wide campaign against ignorance, pow
erty and disease.
In an area inhabited chiefly by Taras-
can Indians, the first Of six regional
centers planned by UNESCO the
United Nations Educational, Scientific
and Cultural Organization-is training
its flrst class Of teachers In fundamental
education.
Just what is meant by fundamental
education can best be illustrated by one
Of the groups the center expects to help,
the Indian fishermen of nearby Lake
Tarasca.
Most Of them can neither read nor
write. But they have more pressing
problems than literacy. BY working all
night. every night. tugging at 100 foot
nets with dugout canoes. they can earn
only the barest Of livings. The fish sup
ply seems to be smaller every year. And
all too often a nights work Is lost be-
cause Of illness.
Learning to read from the childish
texts available In the rural schools
would have little appeal for such q
group. But If they could be taught to
give the fish chance to multiply by
letting them have a closed breeding sea-
son, the supply probably would increase
If they were convinced that they should
always boil water from the contaminated
lake before drinking 1t, the incidence
Of disease would be sharply reduced.
This practical instruction is typical
Of what UNESCO means by fundamental
notwithstanding people In undevel-
oped areas to make the most Of their
own resources to raise their standards Of
living.
In Latin America alone there are 10
million people who cannot read or
write-and most of them have problems
Of bad health. poor housing and inef-
fcient methods Of work. Little can be
done to help them until large numbers
of teachers and more adequate teach
ing aids are available. It is these that
centerS such as the one at PatZcuaro
must provide.
Cooperating with UNESCo in the
operation Of the center are the Organi-
zation Of American States, the Mexican
government, and three other special
lied agencies of the United Nations
the Food and Agriculture Organization,
the International Labor Organization
and the World Health Organization.
UNESCO has provided $115,000 for
the first year and the Organization of
American States $4,000. Headquarters
for the project is La Erendira," villa
contributed by former president Of
Mexico, Gen. Lazaro Cardenas.
The center. formally opened in May,
has 50 students from Bolivia, Costa
Evening star., 1951-08-21
By Charles E. TroceweN

indefatigable Gilbert, Sullivan lavished
one Of the finest Of musical minds. He
did not have to resort to folk tunes, as
so many modern" composers do because
they have no real melodies in their own
minds and hearts.
Arthur Sullivan had thousands Of
them. Even in the happiest numbers
there is something sad, however. In
the tunes with the most lilt the sensitive
hearer can hear the heartbeat of an
unhappy composer.
It may be said that in this music,
bouncing and hearty, one can hear the
heartbeat Of unhappy man.
It is mans fate to be unhappy, even
in his hours Of happiness.
It is well for him that even his musical
composers cannot hide his fate from
him.
Templeton Jones, listening to the mar
velous overture to "Ruddigore," got more
from his music than just the lilt. The
glorious English voices testified both to
the gladness Of life and to the sadness
Of it. The listener takes away from the
music of this great composer something
that only great music Is able to give,
sense Of power mixed with human
weakness, a feeling of happiness COM
bined with sorrow, glimpse Of the
glory Of God Sighting eternally with evil
In battle whose ending is still in doubt.
Evening star., 1951-08-21
This and That

Sullivan believed that somehow he
had been cheated out Of career that
would have placed him definitely among
the masters. (That he was such, after
all, because of what he had done, he
must have had some conviction, too, so
we cannot feel too sorry for him.
Many good man has felt that his
career has been wasted. in sense. The
mental, and emotional life of some men
are so bound up, one impinging on the
other, that they are not as ordinary
souls, hewing to a straight line, and
believing they have done their best,
thereby satisfying their ego.
Those who are little greater, in the
best human sense, know that they can
never be great enough, that man in his
climb out Of the trees into the heaven
of his own creation needs to better his
best, since it is small enough. after all.
Sir Arthur Sullivan suffered from gall
stones, which always came to crisis on
the first nights of his operettas.
Often he stood in cold sweat, suf-
fering agonies, while the plaudits Of the
happy people rang in his ears at curtain
call.
Show business was hard business, then,
as now. He wrote to formula, each
offering having certain number Of
contralto solos, concerted numbers, and
so on. -
On all this foolery. as Rpplied by the