davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ROOMS fURNIsHEp-N.W.

Large sleeping rm. lst Or. front:
s@mp'oysd en- person. can MRS. NORRIS
BoLryiAN' CLUE. 1888 18th. r..
tifully furn. rms, modern baths.
pvt. bath. Kit. priyils.; / or 3 settled
women: Apt. l12.. IA. 9144. %
oss y bats ats rM * fssn asrvss s sey nsys
FAksSfNGF6N,a AsksnsR;G aoIs 1924 18th st. NV,
near Dupont Circle-Maid serv., "a.
hr. ONCE serv.; phone In az rms;
double. $Ia.50 up. De. 4S50. "
LARGE RIM; 8 windows; deep closet,
il pvt. home. Wo. 2647. .
56O6 Srd PL. N.W.-Master bedrm..
bs pys. No Sssa 0t.l to1s. dst Stab bone .nt pr
IssiT III ioSNGFELfEoPWS PSfs sT. N.w.-rwin
bedroom with Jewish family. RA.
IDuPoNT CIRCLE tbelow,-spacious
1lrepl., Vent. blinds. reliable maid
| service. S45 mo, 1921 Jefferson pl,
any DAY except Sun. bet. 9-2.. d
LGE. SGLE. RM., semipvt. bath. very
dnsd auiet person only; $50 S35 mo.
GEORGIA AVE. AND ALLISON ST.
Large 3-Window front rm.. lge. closet,
sslspphone laundry privil. Lady. TU.
GA. AVE. AND lNGRAHAM ST
gentleman preferred. i i IA. s. ss17. :7EAnsD R3
Will: EXCHANGE attractive rm. for
ErrI 3na.nn IN iarEs & &i-tamily house on WASH
se week ends loe caIi PaIS 81 saSs ewes
1900 N ST. N.W-Hall room, coy.
nicely furn., reasonable. HU. s75$.
NEWLY FURN. RIM. next bath for
man in pvt. home. Uniim. phone.
M. NGonYsp ETRf1U fsF1SDsP; Or TT sTANDSsRns "a
betty. Conn; and Wis. aves.. Tm. adj.
bath. Gentleman only. EM. 81 81.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. 3115 ouessda
H1d IL room; s. 2 closets large desk. $4S.
sSIEi ssIEi.SsI;, I'M, warn ss b and q sunny ;;etil.
ant carlIne. MI. .s438, -
6aOl 18th ST. Blk. from 14th and
sD o'1h With 'isi Tsisrsnass sls' 'Fszn'P Rz si''
5oo3 7th ST. NV, lse. front rin.
sood ssood. risishb9tho:d Esod tran !, j
sHEPHEEp PARK. nr. Waiter Red.
besasit. beau fur %fsrn. rt,. PVT. det. home,
sEoNb rEoSSRk SS RkfflRE1lIss flRE1lIssf aG' .5liS. 11IS:
stoafs.' Close sf0ss yS ehifshss. Esshl.tiOi HiOp
1921 Ontario pi. nv. f
lAsIs SssIlsi soHy zys m isI.tg. ist iij s 'syt "a.
III, vHKstM S.w.--stlsht tIi,i
Rsi isHf##IaiI.' i.sHf##PIaiI.' sSHy' SAa; sa6l' 'fiYssE III.
BG9hll6ISsf,i tiKn5stsvsly .ttH. tsf as.
9TH II RRs'lRSt lRRSSt. ~, IBID b'fNsiSE N " III.
BsETSNt sgTs't LAM AAF'ttA .i;7ssu ,ssas II 4sgY
VIZ, ts4IE' EgAssssss1R|EfHsms#IAIls,ts EAsl sss1R|Ef tsss
If144lf Afii Atts sssgalas.l. l'H Abs
,#A8o SEsief..Ne 0'saRst tH .ssh
1EssssI. 2 n, 1! !a!sSg1 TtgAisn.AAF;
vbF. stsftRsi, ,alsssIAs MsAHtg' u!
MbtG,ASgfl'Ff 1ss8#s HfsBER #iYE
Eamkt.h tsaSht VFutt sHsH3 bfNstt dHfts
''IE'I!.!ll||::EES 4st!a's!''iii'glE a. 'l.Es 9;:
@IgRFRlF' Es&ag9|N1lESIR ssasso Htss:s
ssi!bsEEAtSlIEI tlIIi sH NbWgt66, NbAssISS. faEs
fonnsF Si R1'N OF tSsffth bHHHe ~
GlEsS5'yIJE.R GlEsS5 \ IN = af!gISIepaA. a. iR-
| s$slsSsa waasH fRFsf.i;" "sdd.+'gE
pgR6ET gJRgEE AREA, 1900 18th
s&S ERs.s bA'VtiiHst 'sSss.
NEWLY DECOR, sunny dble, Tm,,
twin beds: daily maid SERVICE; semi,
Pys, bath large closeti refgF. pu.
| YnMT1TNpT- -FlTTUsoTSTTf fTTaU -
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ee1L, Weep, EVIL on
FIREPLACE WOOD
sggdssF ssFar HssR sF ssassasG EAr
R00Ms EVRlilsNER ER-A,W,

MWWfMs COMMUNICATING
9a.sE lsts, |FtiRsl.s .sskss5I ss|i..sIEsI
'ssSEss !...t ~ y!
6s#ssFe EEssaffihifSSEsa RRElEIls Z
shower sng smhls elessfsi air -cchd
neat dallI maid .seEyicei non
lsSsSss ;Sssi5 SeIFs4EkBIieSs SFslla BIieSs hb saas sssss s.A
RcRs, kz's'Ssos, IA, assS.s S.s'-gv'
double ,sleeping and .housekesplnG
,sS ssS'Pi! eaESSf EaSSBf S2 0tss tsss. room M IL.
Usually hFight, U Ryt. Oct. home;
slSf SF1 Si.-Comioftsbie room
next 10 shared bath, ponv. tr6nsp.'
Qnlim, phone. GE. 603e. 80
seIyics; rear siCrsEsm Hotel. NO
Uo1S. ~
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APPLIANCE -
Warehouse Clearance

E.R hPef a2O-y SlYthes dfysf--.-. AIbH
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iSSySilSiSSIsiNSsI a as'pSIAt dDA. HgI.Il y
"S#tSHE,,lHAlElSp 'iisAfaSsssail = AfxHb
@s2nM NJ tSASJ55lAHFf 9Th fvtss0 u1Vs
rtoeffss ,lISsI.1giHE' lIg'a EYttIl n
Ms BbttsblS c'tAAhaE AbSut 4 Il
EltallEE.ts'' 'eAF3sRfSa y AEl
BASlShA sIAksi0A AAFBBvBsl FIilk
MReKs SUSH'M w. A%u NS
ElfBBh,AfWI, ,gSsa bulIIslR INA
skAEs e5i gaSF''BA rkVH vi
6RS1iIERffqsPA 6R1IERff \ itAsSFgSa' 5ys'.!gASS
hbBt saRAPhHH HsEBIAH aHa sRFlSEE
HaBEr ssS,FaIstH#$gA AlgssRaastReI
RSIGl1 N '21aSIIgIIEET 1Sss'S.
RpR,ets sA|tssfARsEsr IsIiHsi, MI %si
FfsSfa fpllseF'' 'Ashssl# sl#HhEr rsEElsE
'EESE'HIEs'gss5'EsssssIP'' .H!IEl.' P'RSsR|HRRfIsg
I'ElassE'IJ, Jess!E'SE;., lE:,l,''jI.,, ,s!siSSII
" \ gg4d eeAdlE ion: pp, 'sQth, ~
beds; Simmons Beauty Eely mat
nhnaa @ wss biseFIgngF a. s,ltSshtlE I, Asse u 4
as luxe spFlnssi very Fsas, GE, 0ssA
BEDROOM SET, predepga make chin
closet, wins chair, -Wsshins llaehlnG
R2BiG6hsosSsi RiIff'E "a 5gSsi 5bi.ss., mani a.
WA VIA, tPEEnE LSpd Mattress sliEhti
IBEna00M SUITE, 5 BE-, solid ma
h9ganyi, sgood cond; 500. Ga
sun. any time, Must sell immsdsstsliI
BEDROOM SUITE. 7.pe. incl. nj ma,
sis q ssst. ana H. HE.nsS Ss75e,s 1SSqS S.S S1 ,1
.lBEDRM. SUITE - Chest Of drawer, awe
ssI.. AoilS1SISsosai sssi' ssa. %. 'sssIS. 'l'
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Cattle 3 LIVESTOCK

sShs!ssr sShs !ssrtl tssll,ssst t'ISsinS a. Aa1sR|ii SRiSN SNot.s
shSyI tshils ' Snd beslsiiSlgr' III
SJhtildhtissRt4 q hisRt'4 tS,,i JcaR AsaRssh SaS
AfEs$slSs.sEss u! EEARp pSSP B aSSSsAlE aSSShsAlE' jsSp
sfASFRsisS afi,S s!ls,!S,,AE sEyaRl. EIIsI.. E.iIIIFISS
fSta IhldfMatiShs : .SAlf WEfftEi5h
'SS|E j,;Ess;I' Es'' Al lIAs A'st'''GlEi WI y: $
f6RAsas' VI. thSa yaASA ietTTgA.
FStr'aa sI'A.AYI4
EtgIG4ABffsS llAMEsMlAb B6ARS,
fpEtt slsb4Ia9sHS &s esHSss
MlAstHhafkh Yfsf Rh eAetll Fht
ESHSEsag'' sE1le THAsAV6FiIRss
@ERaa'f fHE|iq soPeElIsEtf HiiiBihS' ARl
HHHs,tH6 tAsE ilSHS SHAiS rHFAv @
RR T.#s$ EgsaTIaftfj ,aHl,s|
SAIEI,g!IsVsEIlIEElE|st.'.' '1allAgPlllI ~ llI'
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE

sSiit; ssOoA or 'iss Ss:t 0eaiHs oilsa. NSS' SS
ACc0RDlANNA. lady's model, lao
ee9ns& esn Hlseki 1867 irving SE. NV
AbbrSSdd MACHINE. sunstr.nd. ii eii.s.
sSSso sE9TRp FYsrwRY4FIRhSP w4RY4FIRhPs:ss co
ADlbaIN1ds ADD az 4hGsStHFSHE, q column, dear
ASSfSos ASSRSffsSo EA6sERfissEist,' 6sERfiss Eit'a sts sSS Ss u:;5l
AZ !n' ScSssSyyEEioS sSyEil S,,S;:. xo,s e9a::sl,
6oln, ssautyrest mattress, 5000
lamp ena Other small fuFn. Phone
sxek. WE 6974. %
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FuRN.-Complete beautiful Regency
liv. rm.: sold individually. or as q
complete rrn.; drapes and cornices
TO match; reas.; solid brass 4ndirons,
dog. stemware, porch furniture
and etc.: must be seen to be appre-
eiated. 81. 7949. %
FURN.. liy. .rfn., 3.pc. mohair; Ape.
pedrm. suite with brAnd.new matt.
sa1as kYh ksYPhrinFs; also carpenter TOOLS.
FURN.--Bedrfn,.. liv. rm,, kit; also
radio combination. Cali La. 6-45S6.
FURN.--3 PC. iiv. rtn. suite With
t;,tys ttaltIycrea slig ,coys5s' = maple bedrfn.
FURN.--Bsdfm. suite with twin beds.
:sstd'iSi :ssta SiasRi Ri'' rIS. IS0fsssss sssssii chairs @ @ifsDi.
'SsII: II:: sB:s so1IS'h sryals ysalstss. s.dEsstr iiY.g
sEsOF Fisitfaif Sff5i jill i6f $7Ji
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EREaaA9Es'sslNs1B1 SERRAI VREs9sAllIE!
AaFsg sgEsasss. Esasss. TssaAsssaslsAS sgss

sESwEsG 5M4IAcHEfEsSzR I !. Y
.EiSRAih AEEIiE;sssN 49,, Sssa $50 .aa's''
VIZ EsIasH Hiisi isii sSS, sWo. y 'essaiiit, saiiitH'h sss0
WIZ rfspeei Aiio wood lSEssi''
sRilRhETK VIII KHEEf7fI0 f0aSk asSkAKE, i. s.u1., ~ y
sA6ksA csneslIat tons, hpaarsds. n
stSIss, sSHs ,a%Is sII EOs shiS.saS Sttl
psllHen' keWton' 'Elkin, ps NO.
kdEeIas, Pay rolse: etc; I inans
more, Moved. o,T sns neT SEsst store Ry sEsisi
y9gfF GppEoysI. IiEnkhktAE WEI
oOsh iOG en-. g Pin. .
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RETIRED MACHTNIsT SUPERVISOR,
white, In good health; would cont
slider . part-time lob; anything but
must be interesttns. TR. 276l. "a
COL. MAN wants night work, part
Time; cleaning once, engr,, exper.
With Stokers; refs. GE. S513. %
ming work, $3.50 pm. until -.
Phone VI. 1910. q
!COLORED MAN wants night part
time job. from 5 to IL as porter or
driver. LU. 1.2709, %
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0SEFSsaE$T5SSs3 Fs! $ v5SS3 D,II7IlIS IIAIlS r. I:: S:Ta 81
C9Si, i,oMnH HS vvoNw L,

oSEFS1sS75S!SsS FS u S5S!SsS D,l7IIIH lISIIH r. ~: ET5a "a
coLoRES-ESR. FRONT rm. n met.
RSSss! S SE 'fli SA. Ptiiys. 5iss :sIsSi sIs:ii
CSL6RED-sMaLE MEN or coupple, our
y psrson after Q pm. 1906 Harvard
.LE6kEb==.Lloo s.A sT. NV. sn4
THettsri ,EIsas: rates; Gll Priylli, Apply
cotS[RESs= =sStaS SSsrSkioS oSRfs' sb. NV; ~!
dssss 1dSs Sl s.nIlsspsEn aSIs E, Ab tcr c9SnSp 9SnSplcysf
ifGSS'% ifGSS W. S'SSi VII 1'.ff aS fnifsiR' D. S5'gTS:
c0LoEED - BEAUTIFULLY, nSv,,
6gE6RE6 shtDt fRAl. IN ~,
tS5 rSspSs77-Pvsl viii accept shllG
cbfoREB.-isOs MONROE sr.l0IOr
Of etnpl.i tony, tf1nSp., Sfioppits
CStURkbmi - 'KENY6E 21p4 NV Nwp
.-1Nlge front, room ,lof 1 OF WITH
tUEs65lRSTEsbS.--hA SttOsr, $50.
6IlIISaN"N SSNH' DoHiO VNIVubl sUtl
UbESkED-7Egoiip HOUSE, 'gS.s
18th Bt.-77-Lge. alttAt, hs&iy HEsHtS.
Kbv'llASNst sYf IFtsslEESSIIts' IItslEESSIsIts' St sM
tRf[t IlsBa5SitSLs kTBM iSt7 7is.s
tSLtEHba " ssEEbkys ~ NAB
.eV5SIa4EI.. I4 "A 9A J JSEEts4 .RW,
'NtVRh|lIlyy5 VSRsh|HlIlyy5si fBstt,sBIS Sfg5Y Il t9ASa As'
eFt0RE EIklt:RsIysspe A4irk4u eeHesKM
VIII sSBlSH'tH tHlt#tH f#h hJIn Ahl
.esbsIFtsssl tssslsffF fAatt lAseA ffsEl
eassHEttElliaHHRP pFAitssi' pFAitssi' bt'9tsIts''
fREgs'#tP 75HIItItSG,kgEH tss,.Hist
fssNaa aa33lR'Fi's'EIas. ''Sftart eiiK
FsRgRs'tR&s#SI Bshy.bPskgt M9R
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Furniture and Furnishing
sAs. ss,pS 81 Ess%1P'4 aSSss .sRs:s ::4ss
souehi vacuum sA. t1Fn, OF. b9sS.
TURE.-MApls eseg4. Get. Q pes. With
5IgEa.ssss: $lk mn SyysiI n. tlSI: & a asaS II. Z
as 30. sS!i.aiii SG sisilss. 90 ''''..l'''
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MiScELLANEOVS WANTFD
ANTIQUES

Am CONpITlONKRs. refrigerators,
GSsitSS.ssr'A Adsi,ss Es sulYs lYsss. makes any 'Dn:
ANTIQUES
rS,itufs r,s ,,!,ilssi S,ilsiias,Ae .s,,A china slNs.
kgsN1X. "a 'bspSSil pSSiIS'i S''d' Cali
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
chlhA, furniture Ailvstwarfl Ievsiry
.Nz.. 3, tHSItsl sfdxL' Sh SSSS'
ANTIQUE WANTED
AL NJ N E,!I AEt \ ,ANx. spEbttt9N t.
,RttsP o. Nulliiisl4FSs' ilSsftWlI. 0ssSsg ssg.
SHRh SHIl|g5 N EVsise EVAEAHN n
fK1 aSS4i ARh Y BRRiH,il tHtE' HYtgffB.
B1RtS B6tfiifl AIlhtlt EAlh ,BflstI
hF6kSasii6Ri i4BF iBai iWi HIE''
BaIl|lREAE'' kthRtitNG. tkILkEh AhS
AsHa'w q x1 AWRAMdah yB
ElsI8E sIb,ASse #iAF'aAass IAAI
ABBPAEIFMs, SeFss vi
RaaA@lIeNR AIEkkAtEp a.ag'EisRI:
M'RHE,,H8ItHEbbs!s AHhTAaiK
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AS4'GSddHSRF' ~ sSd dasE .sle.S sS: FS5 IS5. asS

ANTIoUE-EmplFs 6llist, suFI draw.
;ysSfSSp Sp' a. IsSsISo. 'iSEs:e S::s dss:. asS: 81
HANGING AS..l LAMP. ais.u.
AISs4lPssgI bss sSss .sI..s.sRIIyS.r st. RIS service,
pteSs istEsa 'oesoIdi.y TSssle SseE shslfs hslf0E.i n
q! ssl, %if SsoOA OA'i.ElsI S.ElsI., ten: s:9 ~ ~!
AIEEISVEI IsI': sIp1SSHiw SHwss.asrrs s.y.ss fss, ,ts
ssSf'j|::|iS .;' .:,.. y: = = 1S;s e.
sStia ;4tlita q: sl'H .E;atsEsy aSS:ssS
Evening star., 1952-03-01

1Es SSSfssl, AZ: \ aIEIs:s!S Mi .SSSsl! sss!
GOLD
HRHss ,essis ssRsel W. wSslS platinum .ssS
a. KAHN INC,
50 YEARS AT a3k y ST. NV.
MATT nEssEs, Cos Ianees, stoves,
heAtsEs, EeiFigerateFs tyIni1urs.
pIANps, ALL Styles
WE csi siHf p.g g Ss, c4aHE sHl JcsS JscssSScns
ALL KINDS 81 fugnitpTe and nonse-
hcaS scHIdsI ssI ,., highest gn, n. sash PEless
5scnpi ssrviss. w also $50 "a S mevlns. SSlfS.
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sole styis' sSssiisnt sondi IoS; AZ osiai. III.
s4S' S'Gas Zach. hs'So " caR,cN N doa. osaeiiHss; i4ss
Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-01

IL B-VUB2
REFtlH.I CUldepOt, "a IT,. % luxe, All
9A dishFhskstV, Rsss Sbihdft tWashySHf.. hyH.
RFfhiGfRArfoS CASES, 1 Ils.it.
sseailss qsYIsssis.sSsssa aisSsstsp issss aissEti /
SASs. 'ifsA.'Hi ifs. HiA7lto1lS IL; aSSS;:
'R.Hsss.!Itct's.AlESss, tts Ftsy.i pulls;
1IIS|1hI ,HIiassafSH 1slISIAIyRsSiSSas'S! y ~ S'S|pa
1RssAhE sssS 'EIssS ss1II3NN WBMEA, pHi
fsARFsASs' AKESss w.. IYHHth
EaIAsS, $sREES' .H|FIIAHL saHJAIAl
SSIHI4a aass@sIAE' asIsslIIs si6.SJIstH stHssiIt
'RAsF ,S1}SIs & %siI8g ialeS1
1BDSiSS 'lIGISlASk tNEM 'iAls.lSB';
#sEBtsa.Rkt#Hssa 'Iss8Ha tFsy1If HUH
Evening star., 1952-03-01

SSI asSsse e.YFFllEs,ssilsFBIs' EaslaI
EEHaaeeRGI' Rsgeslaay dAI
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masKI RRlsIEItE ItEalaaHEsa
Isl&' III .I.eEAN9Es.

Furniture wanted az ones,
eptlFe heme. or odd pieces,
Also want piano, gefFlgefa.
M' Grady NA, ssTSN sAH
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REUPHOLS OLSTERINd
'Hsss1 sa ss' I:rs q: az; sJSr JSsrpsssss:s %slEss
sS|sn:sgSsssr sSssrt tAsRXscR uEsS uiaI!2S iEHs: sIiHs:
ING. 26o0 i4th St. NV. co, 1851
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IREPAIRs AND SERVICE tcone. ]
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

HANDY MAN SERVICE, lei us as
il done risht. csii fa wEf4R. REhSas' As $3.50. 5sss
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SAVE 500 ON NEW
NATIONALLY
ADVERTISED
REFRI0ERATORS

a asP sl';i AZ 9'1i'1E SGEEss2g sisI2g'ts s51 1SFRs 1Ss
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BHyTEH EU0B-gelI % raise money
SSSfo your favofits project WX.
ELESTEyc RANGE, fun stove. 10.
yEES yiEiE$Ssl'iSsfSs s'Is!iss ss!Si -.
sSsSis SSSSIiss fa'F slssss.. inINSAlfEE. ISNsSAfE.' go
TiSfsE iS ss: ,.SIH.s, SiI1Ss ,,s s.;Ss|:. s.|:..
ESviN. Al. SSSis 'eSSd snd Ii. SS.466SS..
Evening star., 1952-03-01

E;s'SSssrs sSSyE '$a{:::''' ~ sSn!
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Residential painting Of distinction q
speeiaity; 3s years exp: ! 90 my
ton. MI. o7I4 after s.
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FIagsEone ana Stone
SP#Esgsgss 'SsaHfS @siassaippiiSl' HI
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LoNoCoPE duEHTHoUeE
Conn ave, npd Kalorame I'd. n,vJ
sgle: and dble. rms; maid services,
20gl Kslorama I'd. NV, no. s67B,
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THE MAURY

701. lath. ct. n.w.-NeWly decorated
twin bedFms., running water, mad
ana elevator servicsI wkly. rates
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::' e.: f. ss!:S ssass # $ ES'':s az: 4
EsslSRaiE 0Ekw w IAiSSSaf' iasSa' DESKS, q sa:l.,
Se? sA.sss lss'sssr ~ Tss ss s.g.1 T1'ss1s; sSsI
per A0t of q piecAa. W0A 3YiasA~o
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tcontinusd on Eext Pass)
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liv. rfn., 3.pc. fnohair; Ape.
slite with brand.new matt.
prines. also carpenter tools,
Evening star., 1952-03-01

@~ .assss&s sssM @ss sSjS!
Tsss ;E!A!s.,1|!sss ;Nk ,sssIe IejSb#s
Is:sEs:;sE! sss;s ssEs iiIl1Rl,FS Xxi, kssIi.
Ia!ssa !ss;si5s:v's:SI'R 5s:v':SI' AdsSs!i ssi S lSSS'-
'tsts sts. YgsEIs:PHss YgsEIs: u aF';;'g sss
M rs WA EeI " aadaa dEaaaFFisd sPls; sSS
s6sI ARkEH sf. MW;-sinslei
.ssi, RS iEPi' :sss .Ssi .p' .i.s
!sGFdIy IA R.iyh.; toSa tfsSsP, BUS
iss :SSn,. S:s S!I,,,s! sss's; iss III, ;lls:. l;s
CHEyx CHASE 2: c.. Comfortable
'as': :'.SsI:5ssi s'i 'sss Issst' s%sCs ssasRs:' ssasRs:'
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10000 Square Feet.

that a fourth floor can be added
If the program expands.
10000 Square Feet.
The buildings will provide ap-
proximately 10000 square feet Of
laboratory and office space. They
are specifically for the equipment
and personnel of the Nucleonics
Division. This program was es-
tablished at the Naval Research
Laboratory in 1947 and is con-
Evening star., 1952-10-12
Two New Laboratories
For Navy Are Being
Finished Near Boiling

Two new laboratories for re-
search in nuclear physics are being
completed at the Naval Research
Laboratory on the Potomac River
just south of Boiling Air Force
Base.
Navy scientists already have be-
gun moving into one of the two
new buildings. The other will be
, completed later in the year.
The completed building is a two
story structure of steel reinforced
concrete. Among the equipment
being installed is a million elec-
tron volt Van de Graaff generator,
housed in a windowless and air.
conditioned room. Machine shop
facilities and Offices for scientists
also are in this building.
The second is the larger of the
two buildings. It will house a
million electron volt Van de Graaff
generator and a 20 million volt
betatron.
7-FOOt Wall.
The betatron will be in a heavily
shielded room with foot
thick concrete walls and a 4 p foot
thick ceiling. AS an added protec-
tion against the radiation, the
beam is pointed at the concrete
wall in the direction away from
the laboratory. There are no dwell
lings for seven miles on the other
side of this concrete wall.
Other features of this larger
building are a dark room for de-
velopment of nuclear emulsions
used in cosmic ray research and a
hot radio chemistry laboratory.
The entire building is ruggedly
designed. The first floor rests on
more than 700 cast-in-place con-
crete piles sunk to a 50-foot depth.
The roof has been designed so
Evening star., 1952-10-12

'cerned with Naval applications Of
|nuclear science.
DR.. F. N. D. Kuric is superin-
|tendent of the Nucleonics Division.
The new facilities are the first
major expansion of laboratories
at the Naval Research Laboratory
since the end of World War II.
Curtis Builders, Inc, Of 1906 M
street NV, is the prime con-
tractor.
The Arizona post., 1952-06-20
Laud Hadassah
For Hospital

JERUSALEM (JTA) = Ground
was broken for the new Hadas-
sah-Hebrew University Medical
Center near Elm Karen, on the
outskirts of Jerusalem. The new
hospital and medical school will
cost $1O,OO0,OOO. The land was
donated by the J.N.F.
Mr.. Ben Gurion said that the
buildings to arise at Elm Karen
would not supersede those on Mt.
Scopus, where the University and
Hadassah established school build
ings and a hospital a quarter of
century ago. He added that
since the Mt. Scopus site did not
provide the two institutions with
sufficient space for the necessary
expansion, this area had been tax
en- over. (Mt. Scopus is in Jew
ish hands, but the road to it is
controlled by the Arab Legion
The Arizona post., 1952-06-20
Here N There
By ELISE ROSENBLUM

Hi Winding up three years
of activity at Tucson High
graduating seniors and their
dates followed commencement
exercises with the annual dance,
open house and parties. Among
the many couples who came in
with the milkman were Grace
Handmaker and Larry Fishman,
Deedee Sonenblick and Don Pitt,
Judy Cohen and Jack (The Strip
Davis, Flora Lee Epstein and
Howard Jenefsky, Lois Brand
wynne and Walter Cole, Arlene
Singer and Lloyd Bennett, Zita
Elpern and Harry Morrison, Liba
Breger and George Marks, Su-
zanne Levy and Ira Ernst.
Congratulations to Charlotte
Flyer and Reva Tietelbaum who
were honored at the Stars of Re-
becca BIG Installation held the
Sunday before last at the home
of Barbara Agron.
Lorraine Olshansky, too, was
rewarded for outstanding service
at the Lillian Wald Installation
Dance given at Hillel. Among
the couples who took time out
from their dancing to watch the
ceremony were Judy Bassist and
Jack Waltuch, Myra Cohen and
Paul Katz, Lorraine and Alan
Bazar, Roberta Scholnick and
Bernie Silverberg, Francin e
Scholnick and Don Tobias.
The three guys who were sent
to Boys State really hauled in
the positions. Good work, Dave
Reisler, Dave Novick, Tom An
yos.
Another of these surprise-type
birthday parties was given, this
time in honor of Bernice Singer.
Seen eating cake and making
"girl-talk" were Sally Malinsky,
Debby Silverman, Phyllis Schwa-
ger, Sandy Tietelbaum, Hermine
Fishman, Joan Tobias, Helen
Morrison.
Hello and Goodbye" to
Alan Gold who came and went
in the same week.
Bye.
The Arizona post., 1952-06-20
FOR A laugh.

Irving Berlin tells the story of
the impoverished Polish Jew, vic
tim of concentration camps, who
was finally released and rich
relative in Los Angeles brought
him to this country. The Califor-
nian took him on a tour of the
city. They drove out to Holly
wood and went through an elabo-
rate cemetery. The Displaced Per-
sons eyes rolled at the unbeliev-
The Arizona post., 1952-06-20
North African Communities
Review Pressing Problems

ALGIERS (JTA) The first
conference of the North African
Jewish communities affiliated
with the World Jewish Congress
concluded a four-day meeting
and endorsed steps taken by the
VIC to improve conditions in
Morocco. The conference asked
the World Jewish Congress to
undertake action that would as
sure the Jews in Mazab the same
status that Jews in other parts
of Algeria enjoy.
In a political survey, A. L. East
erman, political director, warned
the parley that the anti-Jewish
attitude of the Arab states was
likely to continue and in recent
months had taken new forms. He
said this problem must be dealt
with on an international level,
thru representations to the gov
ernments whose citizens are af-
fected and whenever necessary,
to the U.N.
apart from local and regional
problems" Mr.. FISHERMAN said,
"there is the issue of the Arab
nationalist movement, which has
derived support and encourage
ment from states violently anti
Jewish. After May, 1948, there
was discrimination against Jew
ish communities in Iraq, Yemen
Alden and other Arab areas.
The Arizona post., 1952-06-20
ShOIen Asch
Defends Books

JERUSALEM (JTA) = Sholem
Asch, noted Yiddish author, is
sued a statement explaining his
motivation in writing books on
Christianity. Asking the press to
publish his statement "for fair
ness sake" Mr.. Asch charged
that the majority of his critics
had never read his books.
"I knew what I would have to
pay for writing my books, but I
was ready to do it for rapproache-
ment and brotherhood between
two brothers, since I see in such
a rapproachement a prerequisite
of our existence in Israel itself, as
we'll as in the world of nations.
I am convinced that all our trou-
bles come from our isolation and
we need partners with whom to
form one human family" Mr..
Asch's statement said.
At stormy session of the AS
sociation of Journalists, in Je-
rusalem, they voted to boycott
Asch as an expression of disap-
proval of the Christian subject
matter of his novels.
The Arizona post., 1952-06-20
Germany Told
Taft Friendship

Robert Taft, Republican presi-
dental candidate, told a reporter
of the German Press Agency, ac-
cording to the National Post, that
he opposed the Nuremberg war
crimes trials, that he was against
the unconditional surrender pol
icy of the allies in World War
II, opposed to annexation of
German territories in the east
and that he liked the Germans
better than the Truman admins
tration.
There was a favorable reaction
in Germany to the interview.
Some observers interpret Taft's
remarks as having possibly had
his eye on the vote of their Ger
man cousins in the Middle West.
The Arizona post., 1952-06-20
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able splendor. Turning to his Los
Angeles relative, he said, "This is
what 1 call livingH''
The latest black market joke
concerns a man who entered a
Haifa store and whispered to the
sales clerk: do you have any
black wool?"
"Yes," whispered back the
clerk. What color?"
The Arizona post., 1952-06-20

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