davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DOGS. PETS. eTc.

SIAMESE KITTENS-Pedigree Blue
Point and Seal Point. Affectionate
CHIHUAHUA, little darlings, m. and
t. champion blood line. Axe; $50
CHAMPION LINE black cookers, 3
mos. old. Axe reg. male and fe-
male. LO. 5-2250. 3
BOXER PUPPY, gold and brindle
seven wks. old; A. K. C. reg; S85;
son Sa 81 champon na s5spa o.
Won Dam Of Mazelaine. 7I2S Car.
GERMAN SHEPHERD, Axe. 4 mos
old, black and tan, Asgard's blood
line, ST5; AP 045S. IS
COLLIE PUPS. 8 wks.. sable and
white. Axe reg: champion stock;
temp. dis. shots. wormed. Cypress
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. reg
Axe, excel; show dog, wonderful
wEIMARANERs. 3 males j 1rn female e
imported female. CAPT. RAY W
SETTLE: Moss. Quantico. Va. Phone
CIV. Triangle. Va. %
Sesat Shade %G of faSn!p sTGppsa These snots p9p
have short backs. good heads AMI
should win. GE. s501. 5729 5tl
GERMAN III aiT SHEPHERD PUPPIES
regis. Axe; excel. show dogs, won
derful for pets. SH. 1882 after 6
DOBERMAN PINSCHER. Axe; owne
moving and must sacrifice at an!
DacHsHuND nut1f; fM; siS5i PGps. red-tan. r wks.
unreg. but purebred; ideal pets TO
child; $50. JE. 2-21S6. Ill
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FARM AND GARDEN

BULLDOZER AND LOADERs-For
excavating, grading and land clear
ing. For free estimates call UN.
TREE REMOVAL. SIS and up, get our
free estimates and save money.
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE. LO. 5-457S.
YARD SERVICE, BELLS, lawns
moved and cutters cleaned: wkdys.
after 6 p.m.. anytime week ends.
or Q3SO --17
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q
SIN cast ss., iron rom PRs nss ss3S ssss ssh shh
2-in. cast IRON pipe. $3.50 . 18th
with trim. $40 Toilet seats. S1.9S
81ls Georgia Ave. NV. To. 1900.
PORCH ENCLosUREs-you can hayt
that porch now serving you only 4
mos. out Of the year. See our spe-
cial picture window Enclosures. WI
60S6 for free est. No down pay
msaat, yrs' c so pay cArITod etbsod. CON
Bet! esda. -
POWER LAWN MOWER SPECIAL
5oa $sS.5ooa. fd MALoNEY's. aISes iSc. 0lSHa sist
Ga. ave. Silver Spring. JU. s-3333
PRODUCE CASE-11-ft. 8. g., refgr.
mirror. back fluorescent light, stor-
age In bottom; feas. JE. 3-1929. -5
RANGE, elec, Westinghouse. sos
each. Cali Ii. S-3427. -
RANGE. gas. apt. size. Grand; prac.
tically new. $65. JE. 3-8560. IS
RANGE. gas. In excellent condition;
very reasonable. JU. 9-3S14. -S
REFRIGERATOR. Crosley, Shelvador;
Gu. IT,: spotless, new cond.; $125
AID. S097. Sun. or ewes. -S
REFRIGERATORS. new. used, SIS up
Easy credit. nothing down; lge. stock
ACME STOVE. 1011 7th. Ma. 1862
REFRIGERATOR. used. 4h-cu.- 1T,
Westinghouse, good condition. ideal
i1r 1a ssaGS ssusmamer q cottage Or apt: 500,
REFRIGERATORS. late models. S25
up; easy terms. Rent refgr.. S5 mo
Washington's largest selection OF
new and used refrigerators at bar
gain prices. ALLISONS. 22O9 18th
st. NV. AID. 1888. Open until
pm. 10s
REFRIGERATOR. e-cu.-ft. Philco
like new. S125: 3-pc. chrome kitchen
set. $50: 2 blue satin back beds,
springs and mattress. like new. SS5.
Occoquan. Va. 89-J. -6
REFRIGERATORS. new. used, SIS up
Easy credit, nothing down; lge. stock.
ACME STOVE. 1011 9TH. ma. 1862.
REFRIGERATORS, electric, 3. brand.
new 6-cu.-ft. FrigidaAre. with freez-
ss : $a$SSo $s't eFiifs: MR fSSs kosENfazG S1RasG
REFRIGERATION: Frisidaire. b-cubic-
IIo'' IH' sl4sfb eGSH cono'; new motor; $50
REFsiGERAr66SRs, iSRsi E12 6S Use used ,arr, 1 as.
sortment from $40 up. Some witt
l-year guarantee. Time payments
-FREDERICKS. 3905 18th St.. NV
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29O8 QUE ST. NV.
One-bedroom apts., from S117.50;
two.bedrm. apts.. from $130. TN
cludes all utilities) Wood-burning
flrepl. in liv. rm., completely equip
kitchenette with garbage disposal
cities and stor. space, lge. closets
See janitor on premises or cal
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DOWNTOWN
One room, dinette, kitchen. bath with
shower and dressing closet: $S5
mo.
One room, dressing closet. bath; $72
Above apis. in modern, elevator
switchboard bldg. Apply 1417 N St
NV. D
COLORED: LINCOLN TERRACE. 18th
and Constitution. ave. ne. One OF
finest, most modern bldgs.. in city:
Furnished apartment consisting OF
living room. bedroom, kitchen, din
apartment. Rent Ss9.1l. Available
Immediately to adults only: See
Janitor on premises or call VEIN
BERG 8 BUSH, 1907 H st" n:w.'
CoHoREp. 81; RED NE. sEcTIoN-unfSrn
2 rooms. kitchen, semiprivate bath;
Couple ea ser no a1a chil6rsn Can Mr.. jenkins
COIORED-iSth and b N.E.-Three
1-rm, apis. semikit.. bath. refgr
NJ NE; Eo;E2; asa2; EYES, eyes, Innc1aN.N I5r annn % CT
N.W-Entire pvt; 1st A.; 2 Ise. ! rms; n6
suit. 2-3 adults: RA. 1921. 10
COLORED, 2 RMS, KIT. AND BATH.
Adults. Near transp. and shopping
3459 Holmead pl. NV.
COLORED-BSMT. STUDIO; suitable
2 persons: $50 mo-; all utils. incl.
1882 Fairmont st. NV. Shown 81
CSo;LoRED-sEvERAL BsMT. Arts;
2 rms. kit. bath. Apply 500 Mass.
CoLoRED-1s5s Oh Reds FAIRMoNT ST
N.W.-2 rms, kit. and bath; SIC
per mo. Shown g to s pm. -6
COLORED APARTMENTS for rent;
two women; 81 wk. each. II. g.
6965, after 2 pm.
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IN THE HEART OF
GEORGETOWN

v
30l6 Dumbarton ave. NV, tbetween
N and -bedrm. apts,. newly
redecorated and modernized; fully
equipped kitchens with ample dim
ing space, f1replaces, back porches:
81; SIS5 rI1 mo; ,osSSp open 10 70 4. Ewes.
COLORED-3 RMS, KIT. AND BATE
tGf n rensd nsi cSsPle ss5 Ap 1swiy y7ss
COLORED-I46 T NE, q rms. kit,
use of bath; also ! large furn. front
rm. and use of bath. DU. 0494. 10
628 o ST.. N.W.--sman apt. avail.
for immed. occup.: adults only;
S15.65 mo. Call ME. 5402. 70 o
immed. occup. S62.5O mo. Cali ME.
CoIokED-soo you ST., NV: one.
bedrm. apt. Immediate occupancy.
$500 per mo. Call SHANNON b
LUCHS CO., 1905 H. st. NV. Ma.
COLORED-2ass 18th ST. NV
diate occupancy in recently remod-
eled, redecorated apt. bldg; 500
per no. includes utils; adults only.
See !anitor on premises or call
CoLoREDE1ab4 MONROE NV.
No sDd Sot Tms nassr kit ts bath ierYes hes
S77 so mo. Best refs. required. See
janitor. LISS REALTY CO., ME.
COLORED. 1903 C ST. s.E.; 1-bedrm,
apt. avail, in newly remodeled and
dec. bldg: adults only. See janitor
CoLoRED-sIs EASTERN AVE. Me-.
Apt. 201; liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. and
bath. in modern bldg; S67.60 per
month. Call Ma. 1855, AIKEN
BREEDLOVE-HOZ 300 H st. NV.
COLORED, NE. SECTION; 3 rms.
kit: and bath; close to transp. LU.
COLORED = NV. - Two bedrooms.
COHN & LEVINE
Ho. 1920 UNTIL 8 PM.
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WASHERS
DRYERS AND IRONERS
REFRIGERATORS
RANGES, GAS AND ELEC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WAREHOUSE SALE
SAVE UP TO 500
No Reasonable Offer Refused
WkdyS., II am. til 8 pm.
Hill Distributing Co.
S41S Georgia Ave, Silver Spring, Md
III Q.116Q
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES WANTED

ANTIQUES WANTED
sILvERWARE AMY CONDITION
Jewelry. china. glassware and brio O.
oSss cessd 81 ds dMPassa'i i4ss s0Tsh w. osSe sse
ANTIQUES
Furniture. bric-a-brac, china. glass
rugs. .silyerware.. paintings, por-
MJEs MsTfiss ~ n1shsst cash asaa prices paid Call
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. silverware. jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
t1ty. Call LOUIS SEGAL. CHI. $3.50:
BEDROOM, dining rooms, contents Of
IA. 2937; after q pm. GE. i416.
|BEDRM., DINING RIM. AND OTHER
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL TILL o PM. oRDWAY 6677
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity and
removed at our expense. ALBION
s0oK SHOP 1868 Pa. ave, NV.
CAMERx WANTED. highest quality;
MR.; ADLER. 926 b st. NV. RE
DIAMOND JEwELRY of any descrip-
ton; gold and silver; cash paid.
=, ,ER ERNEST BURK. 614 18th st. NV.
|FUl.NITUkE - Full contents, odd
bifices: brises:.bTae wssh; stc mach. stoves; refgT,
FURNITURE-Single pieces and com.
ewes: and E?soeHs sandas> al al. a5is. sR; $685.
Furniture wanted-Good fur
niture and household eff
fectS. Any amount. Also
want refgr.. gas range and
several rugs. Please call
Mr.. Grady, Ma. 2679.
FURNITURE-WiIi buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china.
s. years. HoPWooDs. T sth ssbn and ifs K
sts. NV. NE. 52S7.
GOLD
Bring your. dental gold. platinum,
discarded 3ewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
SO YEARS AT 935 F ct. NV.
NONO
WE WILL BUY ANY MAKE
SHOTGUNS-RIFLE
TOP PRICES PAID
ATLAS SPORT STORE
927 D ST. NV.
LATHE. either l inch or q inch col.
let capacity in good cond.; also II.
inch drill press and small millint
machine. WEINSCHEL ENGINEER.
ING CO. SH. 423l.
NEWSPAPERS. magazines. house rags
auto batteries scrap iron and metals
Highest prices paid II you cannot
deliver your accumulations please
phone US. WASHINGTON RAG q
BAG CO.. 215 L St. s.w DI. SOu7.
PRICES patd; ACE JUNK CO. 222C
prices. paid. ACE JUNK CO. 1920
Georgia ave. NV. HU. 4421.
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. SH. 3O39
WHEELCHAIRS-standard type fol
fractures; reasonable. Call CO.
1852 after $3.50 pm. 20
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HOGS-1 pure-bred Pol. China boa,
hog; 2 gifts; / sow, expecting pigs
soon; also 4 other pigs. LUCAS,
Hickory 1887. 30
FRESH cows, 2, and 20 good close
springing Holstein heifers. Bangs
calfhood vaccinated and bred to
registered Holstein bull. Phone
Vienna Gill;. 10
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PIPE-USEn

Also used bathtubs sinks, radtators,
structural steel angles and cnanneis'
WASHINGTON RAG q BAG co.,
216 / st. S.v. Phone 81. sOO5
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GOLD
Bring your. dental gold, platinum
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
20 YEARS AT oos y CIT NJ w
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TWO CONGENIAL girls. over 80. to
share bedrm.. lovely, home; NV. Sec
l% 4Eoo .ns Ext Ty Setvssa sss sso i3 snd sr
8; ia. 3541 after 8 pm. -5
rm. apt. with 3 others: rent. $32 so
DsG G1RSs rs cs so.sS a. to Slst Share attfae. s
bungalow. Completely furnished.
mr.: busline and shopping center.
S25 month. Call JU. 5-5244 after
ONE GIRL TO SHARE nicely furn.
Pleasant section. .S35 mo. AD. 4agi
GENTLEMAN to share beautiful apt.
shower; Call after 8. HU. 1859. :"
Mayer % decorated s.Sedrm b anre home son0hs in
abroad Q yrs. Auto. wash; 20-in. TV
comb; e41b vt. gr. ena piano; $50 mo. Avail.
ARLINGTON refined girls to share (;
oWs {Sysly ,4sg' sggt'; c0nv' transD' 6 Can
CoNGENiAii BUSINESSMAN to share
TIssssensbls; can Il; 4es7ss. Mon.
cENTnEMAN ihSGHfh an. 70 70 SHARE 4 beautiful
shower. Call after 9. HU. 1859.
GIRL to share conv. located, air.
cond., 3-rm. apt. with another; $50.
mo. RE. 0461, Ext. 104, after 2 pm.
MAN under 80 to share 2-yr-old. q
bedrm. house in Arlington: Piano,
TV; $40. ia. 5-5S30, after 9 pm:
REFINED SETTLED LADY wishes
to share her attractive 2-bedroom
furn apt. with young empl cple, !;
everything furn.; excel .tranSp A
pleasant place to live, $50. WA.
Will Wiz SHARE WITH 1 GIRL, lovely,
furn, air-cond., effic. apt; in NV.
Sect. Call after 9 pm. NO. 71l6.
JEWISH GIRL to share modern apt.
in apt. bldg. Call after q. Ii
GIRL TO SHARE nicely furn. :
bedrm. apt; nr. Conn. and r, NV.
Avail immed, $50 mo. DE. S209..
IS
AIR-CONDITIONED, large living rm..
bedroom, kitchen, bath; handsomely
furn.; available three or four months
at bargain price to suitable persons.
In best residential district. For in
formation phone Ma. 6s65. 9"
COLORED-NURSE or Christian lady
to share apt. with another. Conv.
tranSp, Call HO. 1850. -6
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LUMBER

Wrecking gymnasium. Ft. Belvoir, Va.
10000 bd. IT. of oak flooring; for
quick sale; GENERAL WRECKING
MINIPIANO. like new; $1,000 month;
se{y sess5a Small astsr aoHn 8 y n payment Ii.
ssSapnp npf1is Sifs ssselns s1os slkf Slueo4d SaS
ofFlck Td ckkenFipEiSni FGkST4JRno0s H9 40sls 3, n.
city's largest and most complete dis
oFfffceiE FRUGkN 't Igs ~" double BE- 3sst dssf
med: med: size table; steel comb. record
ifss iss5 6 sabIS;f SS Ss;SS SSS s ssEd JS A. SS
OIL BURNERS. factory rebuilt with
nsT FsSk controls t6%n,ssefv and new r.. 275 gal oil
suaT for 0nG1fse 9f. s225 lns1slta ana %. e. e.
oil BURNERS. new nationally known S
Sgan sgands and dc9mpless n Kr sonnxeFsiOn nXeD for
PIANO. Weaver, spinet. fun key
ssssaS kfTfse h!fi scnd 1855 eT'f Il. 'i1qs ns
P1ANo-Kimball. apt. grand. Late
value: szSS. kfTTs sHPf i5!s''eG,aS isso ss.
PIANO. Knabe. s IT. 1 in. grand.
saeFics saenf 99s e i66 3D. neT eond ad6os guar
PfxNoMstsinSay. Mason and and Ham,
lin; Conover. Wurlitzer and others.
Fully reconditioned grands all car
rying full new piano. guar. Liberal
terms. cAMPsEII MUSIC CO.. iGos
PIANOS FOR RENT - Investigate
our rental.purchase plan: New ia
Sns %Snsh m'ff Rs Risso' 1880 ssE odl' 81: So
PIANos-want a barsainp Get the
best. we are offering for a limited
osanS SnS f Sfss ne Console SoHle piano
for only S595. This is a real bar
fi1Sedi iiSs 4 { eANRBEbE i f. 81 sISS MgSrc 60.
GOOD eoaS SSo'rs sso c'0ls Can o2d1Ehs sa S424 y
PIANOs-Are you interested in get.
tins, ting your out chill child started III, IN musici
RRNrAEpuRcHAsEPPGAN'm e. nsc anPIf' maHes iamoq1
easy for you to make the necessar,
arrangements Come in, or phone Vi
fSr cSmplets TED details; Ass for Rental: Rental
CO. l10s g st. NV. pI. s464. =!
piano for only $345. This instru
nent is q small mahogany uprigh
terms. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., 110$
@ st. NV DI. 8464. %
PIANO-BaldWin. Acrosonic. spine
and console models. Designed, bull
and guaranteed by Baldwin.
Equipped with Baldwin patented
Ful-Blow action Wide variety case
designs and woods.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRCH
225 q St; N.Y.;
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2-BEDROOM HOMES
$3.50

NOT INCLUDING UTILITIES
Offering ideal living conditions. beau
tiful lawns and play areas, complete
kit, auto gas heat. laund. facilities,
private parking; shopping center,
schools, bus service. Directions: Out
Penna. ave. to Branch ave-, turn right
to sign on left. "Hillcrest Shopping
Center" right to 2506 Iverson st.
Sc. 10. 9-978S. --6
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1924 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
One 2-bedrm. apt. avail, $125, and
1-bedrm. apts. in beautifully re-
modelled, decorated bldg, furn. OF
unfurn.: S99.50 mo-. unfurn.; $l25
mo-, furn.:. includes all utilities
New, modern furn. in furn. units.
See janitor on premises or call
ME. 5402
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Furniture wanted-Good fur
niture and household eff
fectS. Any amount. Also
want refgr., gas range and
several rugs. Please call
Mr.. Grady, MA, 2679.
Evening star., 1952-08-05

503 B ST. S.E.-2 rms, kit. and
bath; S5S.55 mo.
1850 Hillside rd. Sc, duplex, rms.
kit. and bath: S61 90 mo.
JOSEPH E. ERUNO, INC.
0O3 H st. NV, ST. 1890. IS
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1-BEDRO0M APT. liv. rm.. kit. and
Call Hillside 3176. -
BETHkSDA-Esix-rm. house. S1oO
per mo. Gentiles only. WI. 0O7O
after 3 pm,
Evening star., 1952-08-05

WASHERS
MUST BE SOLD TODAY
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
WEEKDAYS FROM 8 TIL {
Easy Spinner de luxe, floor samples
Reg. S2l995-today. S159. =
$226.50-today, $3.50.
Automatic de luxe models. Reg. $500
today. SI95.
Evening star., 1952-08-05

SPRING. 3 bedrm. brick
Colonial. with everything furn.,
including washer, dryer and TV.
Close to. bus and school. $3.50 mo.
Huggi1S & Harrison. Inc.
LO. 5-28OO-open til o.
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FURNITURE-Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china,
brtc-a-brac. Buying and selling for
stS. NV, ME. 52S7
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MlScELLANEoUs For SALI

PLUMBING SPECIALS
4-in. cast iron pipe. 1918 . 18th.
3-in. cast iron pipe. $3.50 q 18th.
Toilet outfits, S26. Basins compl.
with trim. $50 Toilet seats. S1.0S.
Evening star., 1952-08-05
'iI,11rvI,I1TC0cC ! ,;1@v

s11l nth PL., LANGLEY Park. Nd.
Suburban residential dist. conven.
to shopping center. 3 bedfms., hvrm..
det. new brick rambler, S126 mo.
M. PAUL HANNAH
732 18th st. NV. ME. 400
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1928 ALLISON ST. NV bedrms
and kit; 2 or 3 girls or boys. WILL
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and console models. Designed, built
and guaranteed by Baldwin.
EQUIPPED with Baldwin patented
Ful-Biow action wide variety case,
designs and woods.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 q St. NV,
Evening star., 1952-08-05

Wrecking gymnasium, Ft. Belyoir, Va
10000 bd. IT. of oak flooring: fol
quick sale. GENERAL WRECKING
Co MI R17@
Evening star., 1952-08-05

1924 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
1-pedrm. apis. in beautiful, deco
furn.; S99.50 mo, unfurn.; $l25,
furn.; includes ali utilities. New,
modern furn. in furn. units. See
janitor on premises or call ME.
EdnD
Evening star., 1952-08-05
ANTIQUES RQIIGHI

ICn1na. furniture. silverware, tewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL. CHI. $3.50:
| ewes. EN- R7RS
Evening star., 1952-08-05

SI3 MARYLAND AVE. Me- rms,
kit, pvt. bath, 1st floor. Utils.
furn.. Empl cpl. No children; S75.
Ii. 4-SSg2. -7
SCOTT CIRCLE AREA-1527 10th
st. n.w.-Ground floor. pvt. en-
and bath. utlis.; S130. Open today,
$50 to 2 pm.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--Newly dec.
grated. attractipely furnished; lge
nv. rnl., din. rm., twin-bed rm.
kltchenette and bath; compl. pvt
apt, in lge. residence; airy and
comfortable; $3.50 month. MI. 9134
Evening star., 1952-08-05

Furniture. bric-a-brac, china, glass
ware. Oriental art objects. jewelry
rugs, silverware, paintings, por
traits; highest cash prices paid. Cal
MUIR. .AY ia 3322
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SHOVEL
P. H. NO. $50. GOOD
CONDITION. GE. 1866:
EYES, ia. 1852.

SOFA, wine, 4 months old, reas. |;
maple single bed and springs; maple
chsst Of drawers; LA; 6-8s10. -.
light green; $3.50. Call ewes. LU.
2-6371 after 5. -
SOFA BED, twin, living room suite,
new. Contact Sat. and Sun. TIE.
7249. Weekdays Mon. through Fri,
AID. 7077, IL to 8 pm. b
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BEDROOM. dining rooms, contents OF
ia. 1887; after Z pm. GE. i4I6.
BEDRM., DINING RIM. AND OTHER
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL TILL 8 PM. ORDWAY 6677
Evening star., 1952-08-05

We have all kinds Of miscellaneous
steel, angles, beams. reinforcing steel
cut to size.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. MI. 6177.
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sILvERWARE ANY CONDITION
china. glassware and brio o.
brac. Closed Mondays. North O3OO
ROUSE OF GIFTS. 1893 Wis. ave.
Evening star., 1952-10-29
Mice in Virginia
|Grow Fat on Gold
In Appetite Tests
BY the Asseeiaisd Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Oct.
29.--Mice are getting fat on gold
at the University of Virginia's
medical center.
The mice are subjects for ex-
periments which may explain
why fat people eat too much.
Gold, injected into them. is a
means of getting the mice fat
quickly.
Scientists are studying the con-
trolls which regulate the appe-
tites of fat mice to learn why
they do not stop eating, as nor
NAL mice do, when they have had
Iall they need.
The >fat mice are happy, good
natured creatures, unlike their
lnippy normal kin. However, they
become sulky and refuse to cal
when given a diluted diet. If sub.
Ijected to additional strains their
Iappetites are further decreased
Evening star., 1952-10-29
| Municipal Facilities
Declared No Solution
To Parking Problem

The director of the Districts
Motor Vehicle Parking Agency
yesterday said he believes munich
|pal parking facilities would not
solve the downtown parking prob
lem here.
Addressing a luncheon Of the
District Chapter Of the American
Institute of Real Estate APP
lpraisers, Charles T. McGavin de-
|clared the situation here has
reached the point where a deci-
sion must be made to proceed
with private ownership and opera
tion of parking facilities or go
over to municipal ownership.
"I know of no city where the
problem has been undertaken as a
municipal project without fail
ure," he added.
Mr.. McGavin said the District
government and his agency have
Encouraged businessmen to invest
capital in parking facilities. To
get this investment. it has been
necessary to give the businessmen
some assurance they will not have
to compete with municipality
owned or subsidized parking facil-
tiles, he added.
Mr.. McGavin pointed out that
while the District is not legally
bound to live up to these assur-
ances it has a moral obligation to
do SO.
The agency would like to see
some $4,000 more off-street park
ling spaces in the downtown area
he said.
The appraisers elected William
I'M. Nolan president, to succeed
Frank J. Luchs. Other officers
Ielected were Randall H. Hagner
Ijr., first vice president; Carroll
Wright. second vice president; AL
bert G. Towers. jr.. treasurer. ano
IC. Robert Boucher, secretary.
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THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN
Singing Boys Of Norway Get Rave
Notices After Debut In New York

The Singing Boys of Norway,
now on an extensive tour of the
United States, was received with
overwhelming ovations at their re-
cent concert in New York. Here
are excerpts from the reviews in
leading N. Y. newspapers:
New York Times: Some first
rate choral singing was done by
the Singing Boys of Norway in
Carnegie Hall last night. Dressed
in white, long-trousered suits with
blue capes falling down their
backs, the 81 boys stood in rising
semi-circle about their director,
Ragnvald Bjarne. who founded
the group twenty-five years ago."
"Solos that would do credit to
many an opera company were
made by some of the more mature
members of the ensemble, but the
group singing was simple and uni
form, and it had purity of tone
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atomic Ships Soon Feasible,
N0rway's Atomic Fuel Needed

clared that atom-poWered ships
today are on the verge of becom-
ing a practical reality.
The noted Norwegian engineer
stressed that contrary to popular
misconceptions, atomic fuel is not
expensive and it is available in
vast quantities. Before the end
of this century, Mr.. Dahl observ-
ed, something must be done TO
pave the way for exploiting these
enormous fuel reserves estimated
to be 600 times larger than the
worlds coal and oil reserves COM
bined."
Mr.. Dahl stated that Norway's
relatively extensive deposits of
medium and low grade uranium
now have been completely
mapped. Before too long, when
richer deposits elsewhere in the
world have been exhausted, Nor
ways uranium resources will as
sumo greater Importance, he said.
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The current winter herring fish
cries off western Norway had pro-
duced 297 800 tons of sloe herring
a week ago, as against 242,0OO
tons at the same time last year
A total of 477,2S5 foreigners
visited Norway last year, as
against 533, 815 in 1850 = a drop
of 1867. There were 1870 few
er visitors from the United States.
The index of industrial produc-
tion in Norway dropped from ISL
to las points in the month that
ended Dec. 81, 1851. In December
1850, the index figure was 148. The
average for last year was 1854
points, as compared with 141.4
in 1850 and 100 in 1888.
HOmOgenized milk will shortly
be put on the market, for the first
time in Norway, by United Dair-
les, Oslo, which later plans to be
the first to launch chocolate milk
in Scandinavia
Menotti's Consul" starring Am
erican-born Anne Brown, is draw
ing capacity audiences at Oslo's
bet Nye Teater.
About $4,000 pelts were sold at
a recent fur auction in Oslo, in
Guiding 10000 mink and $4,000
blue and silver fox.
Emergency work projects, main.
ly roadbuilding, have been start &c
in North Norway. Designed to off.
set seasonal unemployment, the
projects will provide 3 months
work for 1900 laborers.
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New Morse Film
Is A Smash Hit

Nodlanding Emergency Land
ing), a new Norwegian film re-
lating the dramatic rescue of five
American aviators by Norwegian
patriots during World War II,
scored a smash hit on it's recent
premiere in nine Norwegian CT
ties. Written and directed by the
Norwegian novelist playwright,
Arne Skouen, the production is de-
iscribed as infused with low-pitch-
ed tension. The cast includes five
American actors - Jack Kennedy,
Lee Payant, Samuel Matlowsky,
John Robbins and Lee thinner -
all of whom are praised by critics
for their lifelike portrayal of the
U. S. aviators.
Without exception, newspapers
cite "Nodlanding" as marking a
renaissance for Norwegian film
production. Says a Trondheim pa
per: "Nordlanding presents con-
vincing proof that our domestic
industry is capable of producing
films which are fully on level with
the best of imports, both as to act
ing, photography, and direction