davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-06-25

take one look at
their sleek ele-
gance at the
beauty Of their
slim box and
you'll " ant
theml The spe.
cial AdVan.
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the only muSh-
rooms hroiled
in butter-and
ready to use all
year round. For
your first BinB
mast rpiece
@--AA--N-R-
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There ARE Witches-they're
in my kitchen! And you are going
to want them in yours. They're
those tricky little Chocolate Bits,
made by lockwood d-delectable to
eat and grand for cooking. Melt like
Evening star., 1952-06-25

herbs and spices
m axes deep
brown, out-of-
this world
delicious gravy
euery time. No
W waSte! Pam
browning alone
Evening star., 1952-06-25

Last Minute Masterpieces
for lunch or dinner-that'S what
BinB Mushrooms are especially
good for! They're luscious eating
Evening star., 1952-06-25
HERE'S REAL HELP FOR COOKS

.on q budget. Wonderful help
in making bounteous gravy-with
Kitchen Bouquet. The Kitchen
Bouquet blend of IA vegetables,
Evening star., 1952-06-25

burst instantly into that world
famous Maxwell House flavor. No
filters Of any kind are added 10 di-
lutte the real coffee flavor.
Instant Maxwell House Coffee is
quick-to-flx as old-style instants
but is ertrG-delicious because it's
real Maxwell House Coffee, brewed
for you in the spotless Maxwell
House kitchens. At the exact mo-
ment Of perfection the waters re-
moved, leaving those amazing
Flavor Buds Of coffeel
Yes, for coffee shoYs good 10 the very
lest drop -.
Rsaeh for tho iar with shs stars on sepl
And save up to Use, compared to a
pound of old-fashioned ground
coffee.
Evening star., 1952-06-25

baby, easier for
you. Because Of
its exclusive de-
sign 1t can ac-
tually be reg
ulated" to suit
baby's natural
feeding pace.
Evening star., 1952-06-25

tages, Of course, in Parliaments
are: the smoking pleasure you get
from Parliament's superb tobaccos;
and the extra protection Of
Parliament's exclusive built-in III
ter mouthpiece. Much Of the tar and
nicotine you find in all cigarette
smoke is removed by this wonder
full extra-absorbent filter. And no
loose tobacco reaches your lips.
DC SMARI-sss Parliomsnss todoy. And
when you light enc as heme-slonee
In the mirres. See how smert u leoks.
protection il givssl
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k00Ef EE!ssME[ E!sE MhlNMk

by Leaps And BOumds-is that the way work piles
up for you, too-come summer? Double laundry! Extra
bathroom Increased need for sanitary clean
ing Then take my advice leap for bottle of Corox!
It's the easy way to make white and cottons
and linens snowy-whe. color-bright And Clorox does
StainSl
Evening star., 1952-06-25

l'iss Sure You Should try my
pet cigaretteS-Parliaments! Just
Evening star., 1952-06-25

TIP For Smart Travellers!
Pack jar of new Instant Maxwell
House Coffee in your travelling bag.
Wherever you 60, whatever the
hour, you'll have a cup of delicious
coffee the instant you want it.
Instant Maxwell House is the revo-
Evening star., 1952-06-25

6~VAVA3"1y "O"
type Of coffee.
Not a powder,
not a grind. but
millions Of tiny
Flavor Buds Of
1907 pure cof-
fee e-.readY to
Evening star., 1952-06-25

get the benefit Of this special feature: Clorox free
from caustc made exclusive patented formula
routine cleaning tubs tiled shower walls and
floors quickly deodo Safeguards family
health! It's the most efficient germ
killer of its kind directions r.s r.. Cx
VI S"s~Tt AT~OeseTS!
Evening star., 1952-06-25

fectioners xxx Sugar. When you
cook baked beans or candied sweet
potatoes, use Franklin Old
Fashioned Brown Sugar. Uts rich
cane molasses flavor is wonderful,
too. for making baked apples and
fragrant. delicious gingerbread.)
And when you want wafles. pam
cakes and hot breads to taste out
of-this-world. flavor them with
mellow Franklin Light Brown
Sugar.
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SUGAR MAKES A DIFFERENCE

"a Dig difference, in the flavor of
your favorite dishes. That's why I
always choose high-Quality Frank
lin Pure Cane Sugars. Each type Of
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Franklin Sugar
Is specially re-
fined to suit its
particular uses.
For instance, to
make smooth,
rich frostings
and wonderful
candies, choose
Franklin Con-
Evening star., 1952-06-25

Not just studio but the entire SIX-PIECE
bedlivng room ensemble Not at the usual decorators
price but saleprced at Coldenberss thrift figure
of just $l47. Note the smart frnsed base studio
opens to sleep two comfortably.
Evening star., 1952-02-13

A DEALER FROM N. C.
Paying big prices for '36 to '49 cars.
bSO6 Georgia ave. NV, GE. 9S44.
Evening star., 1952-02-13
AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1871 Special de luxe
dition; $ssa. terms. ''Ass5 ROPER r.
NJ lsth ScaIrI, md 2 aye. ne. Is.
sises5 s1es| eonsaitis1; gsa s744Ii Tires like .n9sw
PIYMOUTH ~ Special de luxe O.
eeG1 pPiss.ss asssiS aae s g. ssSss sSSd 'n.pf rs
PLYMOUTH Al club cpe.: good tires;
aaT aaG Slus $685. Ssins sox s9sa ssae sta1
PLYMOUTH '46 4-dr.; !. and b.; in
excellent mechanical condition: rub
$545. EDMoNDS MOTORS (Ford),
"a: 2.4S00; Wilson blvd. ct N. jack
PLYMOUTH '46 de luxe sedan; equip.
WSsoEsxIHspa SAsS x1a pay ,7si 1sss nsaensSss e. AgT1
Rd. Two city blocks Of fine cars.
81 Bank Financed.
PLYMOUTH 81 Cambridge de luxe
club coupe; equipped q ;395; You
1874 Bladensburg Rd. Two city
blocks of fne cars. 81 Bank
PLYMoUTH 1s47 Spec. de 1. sedan;
day, $796. BLADENsBURG CAR
WHOLESALERS, 2150 Bladensburg
PEaMourH e. nisi 1850 4-door special d.
luxe; heater, directional signals;
low mileage; $1.395. OWNER. 10.
PIYMOUjTH AZ 4-door Special de
luxe; orig. black fi1ish. a real
clean car; $500. KIRK MOTOR CO.,
PLYMOUTH 1851 station wagon.
metal body; immaculate; S1,799.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Connecticut,
PLYMOUTH '51 Cambridge club
coupe; showroom condition; $1,645.
IA S:9139.: ..,. ,
sedanette; r. and b., beaut. French
gray finish. Looks and performs
like new; S1,S95. HOYLE MOTOR
SAL ES, 1S46 Cue st. NV. DU. $500.
-16
PONTIAC AZ 4-dr. sedan; r. and h.;
s.. cows: excel. cond.; $995; terms.
WA. 9S42. -17
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AUToMoBiLEs FOR sAlE

PONTIAC 1850 .s' cow; fully
equipped, I. and h.. HYDRA. Prem.
Wv: tires; 81 1886. NATIONAL
roNTrso 8 Nj so. 81 55b2eih 2ceihi.ttain .s. d. ,u..
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 1896
Conn. ave-. WO. 9236.
PONTIAC s49 Silver Streak sedan;
Hydra-Mattc; equipped; Sl.2S5. YOU
pay less at AUTO WHOLESALERS,
l53l Bladensburg Rd: Two city
blocks Of nne cars. 5st Bank FL
Pontiac 1947 4-door sedan; j. and
trade or terms BY bank. WILLIAMS.
PONTIAC 1877 strsamliner sedanette:
Z. and a: owner; 22.000 actual
nile miles; S945. KIRK MOTOR Co.
PONTIAC 1941 club cpe.; very clean:
Woo6 so sew; WaoRaLfSsss,s Elsa Ssss 4sioS iRoSfNT- "a
PoNTiAC lbs 1850 'Ossi sesdanette: T.. H..
! Wv. tires; perfects 17,l00 actual
miles; $500 or best offer. AP.
Pes PeifGii iNfTGiiAc .4s de luxe "s" .a station
days Best buy at W 81 .os5. aa. only slss' ssS5 S
down, 18 months to pay. Guaranteed
! W. or 10000 miles. Open ewes.
til o.. COAST-IN PONTIAC, 427
Florida ave. ne. AT. 1900. LA
STUDEBAKER 81 Commander IS.
sta5liEht s5lE a eSggs; 4 snd ndr3 &; Hydrs; Z l
STUDEBAKER s1s Regal de luxe;
cd. equipped: $S93. You pay less
at AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871
Bladensburg Rd. Two city blocks of
iins cars; 81 Bank Financed;
with heater; good transp. Special
price. only $395 (full price,. BI.A-
DENSBURG CAR WHOLESALERS,
2160 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
STUDEBAKER so Regal dc luxe club
ssoups; coup equip sSnippsd; q $i;ess 20 :, you pay Pay
Bladenshurg Rd. Two city blocks Of
Mne cars. So Bank Financed.
STUDEBAKER I51 Regal dc luxe
sedan; equipped; $1.385. You pay
less at AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871
Bladensburg .Rd. Two city blocks
Of hne cars: 6% Bank Financed.
STUDEBAKER 80; fully equipped.
4 steali Only g ;las; nLADENsS,
Biadensburg I'd. ne.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
MERCURY AZ 4-dr. sedan; r, h.,
Can GIL. 5000, Ext. IS after 8 pm,

MERCURY AZ 4-dr. sedan; r, h.,
seat covers; Owner must sell; 5000.
Can Gil. 5000. Ext. So after pm.
MIG '52; s1.ss5. dlyd. Morris '5a
Ply, LTD. established 1928. 18th
NASH 1861 rambler Custom station
wagon; radio. heater. Wv. tires; low
quest); showroom appearance; ST.
NV. To. 400.
NASH '36 2-dr.. 500 or best offer;
trade for furniture or power tools.
80. z-S544 after 3 pm. lis
NASH ~ sedan; equipped; S593.
You pay less ct AUTO WHOLE
city blocks Of fine cars. 6% Bank sank
NASH 40 i Ambassador sedan: equip. !;
$y93: Yol pay less at AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensburg
Rd. Two city blocks Of fine cars. SO
NASH 81 statesman sedan: equip;
MHoIEsALGGsRsD Ell i7si less s,sdensSSusoo e ASTo
I'd. Two city blocks Of fine cars.
NASH '46 sedan; dark blue: equipped;
very very economical; $695. Two,day
monsgSsck Rnarsntse tT1aI; HaII 4@onth Tsisssn
Was6.s Oldest E Ford . pesieT sHiTDESs. IA.
NASH 1910 = Ambasssdor SeaSds assi ..s;. M asdr.
and b.. defroster, seat covers, new
owner; S245. GIL. 8766. Ia
OLDSMOBILE 47 "9s" 4-dr,; ex-
sse66 e0e sSnsition sa sSso driven sa lesS % thar
cEbsso9BfIE sss99Si a1ssT 1s4s ss s% club sedan,
clean: 81. I.495. oLMsTEisAND DIN MoToR of;
CO.. 1000 Wilson blvd. oW. s400.
oLDsMoB1LE 1851 "ss" 4-dr. R sedan.
81 SI%s|TEzP S|zS M MNoIossa sae Co.. 1000 W. Wi
OLDsMOBILE late 194s Custom Sc
dan; r. h.; upholstery spotless; Just
bENsEHSd fs ssEansnsE Gas speSial Sgs5 RA
oLDsMOBiEE '49 Futuramic Hydra
You pay less st AUTO WHOLE
sALERS, 1871 Bladensburg Rd.
Two city blocks Of flne cars. 5es
OLDSMOBME Hydra-Matic 8; radio
and heater, new tires; good condi-
Lon: en: 5000. take over notes. RA.
OLDSMOBILE ~ 4-door "7s": =,
SSgdra. SSgSn This car Just like new; only
Z georgia ave, ia. 4soo. Ii
OLDS '38 ,f6o; r. and h.: good cond. /;
500 or best offer. Jordan 6-9689.
PACKARD '4s conv.; green; Wv
70 ti5es; snan;c. +; h.; 81 5a1 ;s95; Can arrsnge
PACKARD 1877 sedan: r. and h :
very clean inside and out; S795.
TWo-day money back trial: 4.month
Rritten guarantee. HILL q SAN
DERs; Wash Oldest Ford Dealer
pS M WI SyS2W. ill4 Vermont ave, NV.
200 mt: 2h mos. old. Priced to
sen; $l.7O0. Privately owned. ia.
4-loO0. Ia
Evening star., 1952-02-13
TRUCKS FOR SALE

194e FORD TRACTOR, 1941 Frue-
hauf trailer. 81. $50; 1850 F-6 Ford
tractor. ol94l Fruehauf trailer.
Fruehauf trailer. So. $50; 1916 White
sisSS ssssS5 1875 sen raenaus s.udsSaEsi ssaass
with a special built steel body, $3.50.
uN. 2dS5 till s p.m.; after 5 p:m..
school Bus, International 'ss: new
motor IN so: seats % adults or AZ
1v snail asaa CHILDREN; $500 or best offer.
CHEv. 1850 sedan delivery: neater:
owner driven; no lettering; has had
AoYLE MOTOR SALES. isl5 que
rIhSa 4 Z ktEsA. RS saHS Te6ck soDx, 4 H.;
type body. AP. 3041. rs
AUSTIN ~ h-ton panel. Motor Just
99yerhs9led 9vsrhsd d.sS BY Hill I. & Sanders; Re
q SANDERS, Wash.T Oldest Ford
Dealer (NA. 9S50). lila Vermont
cHsvRoLEr iHs, RiSiE 80 M-ton pickup: low
mileage: mi II ! owner, N,, excel; rubber; 1st
Gle cHEyY esai Chase SsRoso MoToR ss Co. Sts iSc.
7725 Wisconsin ave-. OIL. 61O0. Open
DODGE 80 A-ton pickup. Recon-
ditioned throughout; S995. HILL
q SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer INA. 9S50). lila Vermont
IsTERNxT1oNAL sTfi n AZ x-ton express;
Oldest Ford I Dealer l1. dNa. $3.50 $3.50. :
1HrEhNSTnSHAh' VIII ysTnOSt s's 80 ~ -.on pickup.
Heater, equipped, dark green. Used
very little; perfect condition; 81, ,O96.
Ford Dealer (NA. Ss50). lila Vsr-
THAMES HAN st rs ~is-ton panel. Ready
HILL & SANDERS. WASH Oldest
Ford Dealer (NA. os5O). 1114 Ver-
T%RTcKgs % So Stake. pickup, dump,
panel; as low as $a9 down: terms
to suit you. MANHATTAN AUTO
K-AISER-FRAZER, INC. both sides
Of 9TH at r NV. Open daily, 8 am.
70 Pm; SUM-, 3 am. to 4 pm.
FORD VS. IA 1-ton vanette; 3osSay
guarantee; In top shape; win paint
BUYERS choice Of colors; $595. HILL
& SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer tNA. 9S50). lila Vermont
FoRDi Ais Aiiss5o pickup FL; M-ton with
v,S thss. motor; Zoo ! owner; tip-tog
sssS5SS5Rous sSToR SOLO seef ave- rHIssqaE Ia. 81
FokD' FSaSO' PANEL TRUCK, 4-speed
BRAKES AND CONTROLS. l411
Evening star., 1952-02-13
FLORIDA PROPERTY
LOANS

End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate service. Call Ma. 654O.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1O14 K ST. NV. 11th and K)
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me rednance your home and
consolidate your present trusts
and interest and give you any bal
ence in cash. Call MR.. MILLER
ME. 1920; ewes. LA, 6-5194,
Evening star., 1952-02-13
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

AUSTIN I94S 4-door; equipped;
SCAT. Two-day money back trial;
4-month written guarantee. HILL
q SANDERS, WaSh.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer INA. s850J. 11I4 Vermont
ave. NV.
AUSTINS, all models, as low as S595.
MANHATTAN AUTO KAISER FRA
FER, INC. both sides Of 7th at r
NV. Open daily, 8 am. to Q p.m.;
SUM-, s am. to 4 Pm. NO. 270O.
AUsTINs '4s, s595; 40. SITS: so.
from Austins TO Rolls Royce. JACK
AUsTlNs. tNf III nodes ade ano g low 3 s4ss
MANHATTAN AUTO KAISER FRA
ZER. INC, both sides of 18th ut r
Sun Sun. 9Den am. aasss u p.. nm is No. I4oo. q
BUICK 1871 de luxe sedan; radio,
asasfSr asoPr saitiasi issS .nd sEsi l. ave- term:
II ~
Evening star., 1952-02-13
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors.
1881 G st. NV, ME. 2495.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We
will buy second trust notes, D. c.,
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
MENT Md,sc[. GoRP;; lsps 1912 N. Y. ave. NV
CASH PAID for 1st and 2nd trust
notes. white or .colored. In. D. c..
Md. or Va quick settlement. Full
TON r. GORDON. Colorado BLDG.
14th and G sts. NV, DI. $3.50.
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for 1st,
End and 3rd mortgages; nearby Nd.
properties. Call Mr.. Piercy, JU.
$4,000. 319 Zig Bldg. Sil. Spg.. Md.
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 8 to 8 year terms and
INC. Ills Eye st. NV, Ma. GAGS.
NEW YORK AREA HOUSE, exchange
Wash. area, 1-yr. lease, furn. or
unfurn. Desire 3-bedrm. det. Ad-
dress H & H. Contractor, r. A.
GILES. AT Barr Bldg, D. c.
TOP PRICE FOR 2ND TRUSTS
Call today, cash today on D. c.
ass1. nssss. oL: call ss7s sa' or night: -as "a
BUILDERS, BROKERS. sPECULA-
TORS-SUBMIT YOUR 2ND TRUST
TO ME; QUICK DECISION AND
SETTLEMENT PHILLIP STEARNS,
927 18th ST. NV. RE. 2144. Ia
Evening star., 1952-02-13
BoATS
TRAILERs

NEW GLIDERs, Zephyrs and used
models: also parts and accessories.
BALMER TRAILER SALES. at the
neon clock on U. s. No. /. Belts
TRAILERs, cash. bought. sold. stored.
House or luggage trailers wanted.
1000 Central ave. ne. HI. $3.50.
ROYAL 1s4s, Liberty 1851. saeridce.
Left on sale by owners 1000 Gen.
tral ave; sII,, ne; 1T; $50 6,4669oiisr no -12 .n
Err, all steel, aluminium, insulated
const., 2 bedrms.. liy.. rm.,. kit, bath.
Need 81 500 cash to handle or trade
In on Va. home. Call TIE. 5753 OF
kI. s-s224. Temple Village. Lot
1sfs zIMsER. 27 IT.. good cond.;
$3.50 sS5o rrs,.r rms 81 Tsier1 ref az RaTnons Harm
OFFER s BLDG. LOTS. $1,000 each
nearby Pr. Geo. CITY. for good live
TRAILER, A-ton David Bradley
high-speed. 2-wheel steel box with
tires, hitch. lights and cover. Used
only once; $50. 7701 Alpine st
Sc. District Heights Apis. Apt. 8
after noon.
Evening star., 1952-02-13

02,7O0, 81, $50 Q month. well Sc
cured BY modern bungalow. Silver
Spring area. For quick sale, 81 .975.
aiGHEsT iGS ST PRICES PAID for 2nd trus.
9Sts'' 5SsaI Day ST. ''e7; night Oh
END TRUST NOTES $3.50 payable
1918 per mo. at SO, 1900. ST.
3egl: ewes. 70. 2.3317 Ia
sS;7o9; 81, , $sS ags PER "a MO-; sssussd WSaat
on; good discount for quick sale.
NOTES FOR sALE-B. g. L.. $4,000,
payable $50 mo-; End trust. S2,75O
cupied. BOX 445-K. Star. Ia
sro' sIss Ash to sos r. s6hSSI piseouNT rEoole
MR.. QUICK, RA. 341S 16s
Evening star., 1952-02-13

1851 TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD, in
excellent condition: $3.50 or $3.50
cash and assume payments anount-
8 pm. 14s
Evening star., 1952-02-13

30 "a st. NE Me. 0605
Army Surplus Trucks
buses. package deliveries; excellent
condition.
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
GMC TRUCK DEALER
300 Lee Hwy. ArL, Va. IA. 2-70(n
Evening star., 1952-02-13
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

CONSTRUCTION
1st AND 2nd TRUST LOANS
Arlington area. McCLAINE PROPER.
TIES, 2100 Wilson blvd, ia. 2-3300
Evening star., 1952-02-29
3 Senators Demand
|Loyett Give Exact List
OF Non Battle Losses
BY the Asseeisted Press

Three Republican Senators an
nounced they would put up a fight
today to force Secretary, Of De-
fense Lovett and other Pentagon
officials to give Congress exact
figures on ron-battle casualties in
Korea.
Senator Knowland, Republican,
of California, told the Senate late
yesterday he had been "given a
complete runaround by the Secre-
tary Of Defense" when he asked
for these statistics.
Senator Knowland said Congress
Is entitled to "this pertinent In
formation because Under the
Constitution It has the RESPONSE :
bility Of deciding on the size and
maintenance 6f the armed forces.
II shall make an issue 6f this
matter" Senator Kh6wiahd said.
cain, KEN Pf0Eiiss support.
Senators Cain, Republican. 0t
washington. ana KEN, Kepubii:
eshy ii Missbutly pt6tiised fuii
supb6tt!
Senator kn0wiand said The be.
Itehse Department stipbiied The
hsufes last yeAf dtitihs the .sehs
ute lhvestisAtlHh Into the htihE
I0f Geh! MAeAtthutl
" hAve teter beeh NJ shbekedl u
no t0ld the Behatei ,As WAeh He
resolved IA tAthet p6lte htusHG6H
IHf thls Hiattetj IN u lettet ff0hl
| SECRETARY LAtettl,
Senator RH6WlaHd had asked
If9E uheeHmHlAted h8h1bAttle easI
AAlEy AeHtes" slHee the k9teah
wv w Mst1t 1Et8BvssEts rsply ssia battle
tpRHNMpRRIsEfFsa tRNpRRIEFa iRbHH3' sRs sRs0'tfbVHIf, 'tfbVHIf, Ma
Afmy had AAF been mAking thf
HahrhAtlle casualties pHbllE N w.
cent mAnthsr
The pefense Secretary said
these formerly included men WhN
checked into sick bays or even
asked far an aspirin, He said thu
Defense Department had revised
! lts data under the title, ''nnN-hat-
tle dead, missing and evacuated
sick and injured"
l7,76A Battle Deaths,
Mr., Lovett said United States
forces all over the world suffered
l7,754 battle deaths from June 26
la60-the starting date of the
Korean War-through the end oi
1861, There were, he said, "6,93S
deaths from all other causes. ,
Total deaths were listed al 26, $50
The Secretary said only l,60(
Of the non-battle deaths were ir
the Japan-Korea area.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
Ia people. oil mankind under

IU5 VtUpTel UT WHI1KIhu U1uVT
God"
Mr., stassen spoke At a ftepubiI.
can rally IN The Hotel Btatler,
under auspices Of The District
Republican club. iils address was
broadcast nationally over the Coz
lumblA Br0adeastlhn system, A
question. .ahdsahsWer perl0d f6ls
lowed hlA address.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
Senator Taft Appeals
For Less Government
From Next President
" lAs AlISlialsa pl.M

eHieAd6l Febl ss!=seHatef
FaftI wA0 seeks the Republican
presidential H0mihatl0Hl teaay
sailed f9f the eleetl0h 81 A Pres.
ldeAt OWh0 belleVes IN less G0Vl
efhmeht lhstead 81 m0fe G6VefAr
mentH
Fhe Chilean came Ia IlllnHis an
A 0He'day AylRg t0HFr He IA e9mE
PetlRg IN the ApFll 4 IlliA9ls
presidential preference RFlmAFy
Rgalnst HaFala W. stAsseNi
IN VRtes NJ STAKE
6epAtnF Taft, who also Is seek
ing to CAPTURE the full Rl-VHte
Illlnnls aelegatl1n tn the RepHhll-
can National Convention, spoke
before members Of his college
fraternity, Psi upsllpn, at q break
fast at the University Club IN
Chicago,
He said Congress Is not accom-
plishing much these days, and
added;
I'm a way, the whole domestic
question Is being left to the people
to decide,
Nov we are waiting for the
election to decide which direction
the American people are going Ito
take) on domestic issues.
Comments on Primaries.
1T seems essential to me to
elect a President who believes in
less Government instead Of more
Government"
Senator Taft also commented
on q move to hold presidential
primaries in all States.
He said he thought q Nation.
wide primary would be unjust"
for the candidates and expensive,
too. He said he didn't think q
Senator or Governor could COM
pete In such q pre-convention
campaign without stepping out Of
his post for a year.
Evening star., 1952-02-29

convinced the Senator would moi
sanction such tactics"
Some Of the propaganda in
cludes o photograph of the gen.
eFal receiving a missal from So
Wet Marshal zhukov following the
fall of Germany, with q caption
saying that Stain was rewardine
a follower for services rendered,
Much of the literature is similar
to that described by a Senate
committee as a "despicable, back
street" type used in the campaign
to defeat former Senator Tydings,
Democrat, in Maryland in Novem-
ber, 1850. Among publications put
out by Senator Buffers supporters
was a tabloid containing a COM
posite" photograph purporting to
show Mr.. Tydings in friendly as
sociation with Earl Browder, Com
munist leader.
The new literature includes
references to Gen. Eisenhower as
both a Jew" and q Catholic" al
a New Dealer" and O New. Deal
stooge."
Evening star., 1952-02-29
Truman Asks S14 Million
For U. n. Children's S Fund

President Truman today asked
Congress for $24 million for the
United Nations Children's Erner-
gency Fund.
In letters to. Vice President
Barkley and House Speaker Ray
burn, the President said that the
fund has helped AZ million chill
dren in 81 countries by providing
for what he described as urgent
needs"
The fund helps out on long.
range programs for child better
ment and also for such emer-
gencies as food or other disaster.
The President explained that
half the money would be for the
American contribution for the
current fiscal year and the re-
tnainder for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1858.
The Senate approved the cur.
teht years appropriation at the
last session but the House still
has ID act.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
One Moment
With God
BY EDWARD L. r. ELsoN

By EDWARD L. r. ELSON
Pastor. National Presbyterian Church.
MY PREFERENCE.
In my study, confront a sim.
pie rhyme which constantly
checks and challenges me:
I'D rather see a sermon. than
hear one any day.
For to see good put IN action L
t0hat everybody needs.
one good man teaches many,
men believe tDhGt they be.
hold.
One deed OF kindness noticed l,
north forty that are told.
Though an able speaker charm,
me tDtth his eloQuence, I say
I'd rather see d sermon than heal
bns any ddy."
Edgar A. Guest.
/ Timothy 4:it-iS.
Prayer. b G0d, MAKE NV tite
d daily sermon. Amen.