davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-08-26
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BRED SAMOYEDS -
Beautiful, white. healthy pups: ex-
cellent dispositions; Axe reg: 81
champ. in gen.. ped. ia. s-6972.
AFGHAN HOUNDS, min. Poodles and
with show ribbons. South 5-4479.
MINIATURE POODLE, black male, 6
weeks Vienna 564 pc.
COCKER PUPS for sale, $40 each;
nnSG.1 must sell Il, BY by Saturday Call no
BOXER. brindle. i VI.
old, Axe reg. Call RA: 6-6b37. -26
WANTED-IRISH SETTER, full-grown
female. KE; s-e42e: -26
masks. weeks old, Axe registered.
p4RAaEETs-sellinr Ar REEFS. out: breeders.
nest boxes; reasonable. HA. 2-s4S7'
BOXERS. little female mistakes. Col
Z Z pet pi; rabbits, house broken, s.;
PINsCHER PUPPY. 3
mos, shots, ears clipped reg, $50.
YOUNG male. collie and sheltie
dams; wonderful obedience pros
poets. JE. 2-0261.
SiAMESE KITTENS, champ. and i'm
ported bloodlines; delightful per-
Sonality pets; $50. JU. 7-796s;
BLACK COCKER. male. Q mos; very
gentle; SIS. WA. 1890. --27
COCKER, red male. Z mos. 20.
BOXERS, Axe. 10 wks.; shot. docked,
wormed. LO. 4-6194. -27
COLLIES, 2 mos, champion sired.
sable and white. beautifully marked.
healthy. intelligent. JE. 2-0261.
Evening star., 1953-08-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WINCH, electric, 8 h.p... 8 phase, 22C
", &C. 50-to-1 reduction gear;
drum for loads up to 5 tons and re-
verse switch; never used; S275. EX
3-34O5. -2S
WINCHES, 25 double drum with
brake. perfect for farm or construc-
tion use; sos each; will sell single
or in group. EX. 3-3405. -2S
MUST SELL AT ONCE - Two ney
lined oak bedrm. suits and ir. din
rm. suit. Leaving city Sat. Cal
HA. 2-S754 after z pm. rs
Evening star., 1953-08-26
AWNING SPECIAL

We are moving and do not want to
transfer inventory. We are, there
fore, Offering the beautiful aluminium
EHscS Rus dSSE SS5 cn6SDy r nS@ay Sa Licked soS6
at .our. office. 1912 M st. NV. Ma.
S-4l51 -27
BABY FURN-Crib and mattress,
$50; playpen and pad, $40; Handy
Hot wash. machine and wringer,
$40. 513S 8. IL St, Arl., Va. from
BABY SCALES, sales or rentals,
ne. DU. 7-2300. -2S
BAIHTUBs, Duilt-in type, S25; basins,
toilets, pipe: BLOCKS. INC. LAS
nES Lee hwy Key Bridge, ia $500:
"a. fs-inShj SEs514' Both in good '0ndis'0n. mss
BIDS, maple, twin, and Q maple
chests; floor lamp fiber rugs; ex-
eel; cond: Call AID; 4-765s:
walnut and springs. GOOD condi.
BED, double, blond, perfect cond. >;
very reasonable. Call ia. 9-6432
BEPkM, sI,l5,s, SUITE; limea oak; Tho.
TefaT Sat Wssnfr snd amy & lesvnF foT
10. S-I5ss, e917 vi ist S' st. Sc. sa'tSSi m3i
BEDRM. SUITE, blond, pcs, . mos.
old; orig. price, $500; sell, S249.
Kit. table, chairs, S25. Owner
being discharged. XII. S-9239. Il
BICYCLE. C. Higgins: 26-inch
boys bike; very good condition;
$36; light and horn. 10. 2-1l62.
BOOKS-AUGUST SALE all used
books, "a OF. PAUL PEARIMAN.
l711 @ st. NV.
BOOKS-Estate book sales, 722 18th
st. NV. Special Thurs. sale. 1C
am. to 10 pm.
BRICK. face or common new: ont
| or million. Open Saturdays
| ALASKA COAL b BRICK CO.. MA
| $685.. OF, 4.7300
Evening star., 1953-08-26

WASHER, new, Completely AUTOMATIC,
suds-Saver. factory carton; cost
$500. sacrifice, S199 cash. JU.
WASHER, Ter Easy Spinner de luxe. 1858.
new. In factory carton. auto. spin
rinse, spiralator washing action;
cost S220: racrifice S160 cash. JU.
wGsHER. Ss HER new 1858 Thor Auto
S2S5S, SaS, sacrifice $3.50 cash. oJJu,
WASHER, GE wringer, moving; will
sell for $50. LU. 1-1040
WASHER, Kenmore auto, Ia yrs.
old excel. cond.; moving: must sell
this week; Sl15. UN. 4-4S93. -26
WASHER, LAUNDER-KING-1 VI:
old. apt size. auto; pump and @
wringer; excel. cond. $40. ia
WASHER, Hotpoint. fully automatic,
1858 model agitator washing action,
top loading. brand-nev in factory
carton, with full mfgr.'s warranty;
cost $500: sacrifice Sl99 cash or
terms ~; S.saS.. 49,. eI,E1r PETE sn4;nd HILL
WASHER. with wringer, HOTPOINT;
nase cabinet. 3 drawers, storage
space. drop leaves; sofa bed; 9x1
Persian rug. burgandy; all in GOOD
WASHERS AND DRYERS BOUGHT.
Regardless of condition. Immea
pickup. Va, Md. and d. c. AZ
WHEEL WEE ! CHAIR and pair Of crutches;
chair can be folded. light, excel.
sond.. IKE new. RA. s-6seb.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont. !,

HEATING AND PLUMBING. furnace
cleaning. repairing, remodeling. new
too too small. DE. 2-5S7s. 80
HOME IMPROVEMENTS - Roofing,
carpentry, painting, water-proofng,
floor sanding. Emergency service.
RA. 3-3021. JU. 9-4622, 10. 2-3205.
PAINTING CONTRACTOR-commer-
yrs. Mr.. LAWRENCE, RIA. 6-9703,
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
town, Guar. work: free est. 10,
PAINTING and decorating. all work
guaranteed; estimates cheertully
given. Telephone UN. 1896. 30
PAINTING-Interior, exterior, Kem-
toning; expert workmanship. After
8 pm. HULME. LA. 6-4156. 81
PAINTING-S12a average room; week
end jobs q speciality; also plastering
AID. 2-1S3l. Please call after 6 pm.
PAINTING. interior ana exterior.
CAN A; DoMINIcK. IA. ,2-6s30 any
PAINTING, papering; interior, *;
JU. 9-4771 or JU. 5-42l9. al
PAINTING, interior. exterior water
prootng, genl. repairs: free eSti-
mates: l do my own work. Tu.
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
small and large jobs. Free estimates,
PAINTING. CARPENTRY, weather
stripping. caulking. roof. gutter and
down spout: Cash or terms. J. a
HtGHTOWER, contra ctor, 10
2-6302; LU. 1-1793; XII. s-1064.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

ATTENTION EMPLOYERS: Avail.
competent secyS.; we screen appli-
GSantS JOBS, INC. 1740 K st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER. full charge. payroll:
also eXper. machine bookkeeper. typ
isT; Il o-dsy ia Wes6i Sf6oe Call between 1875
COLLEGE GRADUATE. desires posi-
tion, social agency or nursery school;
pref. nearby Md. Box 219-R, Star.
DENTAL ASST. experienced gooc
yorker and neat. Caii after 5, ia IA
DREssMAKER, girl. colored % desires
4 DAYS work; plain alter. and mend
n6Tis ingi Gall T' eyes Ii 6-496s; 27'
sood plain cook. capable complete
charge; references. Box 223-R, Star
MGR 5000 AND MGR s1OO-Experi.
,snced; Pleace call ia. 7-S31S.
NURSE. practicSsl. capable Of nursing
rates. RA. 3-4I54. ~ -57
NEED A NURSE? Day or night duty,
GaIl NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF
PRACTICAL NURSING, ST. 31a3672
WOMAN, colored, wants g.h,w., 5-day
Tk;; home niRhts: refs. AID. 1924.
WOMAN. ,colored, desires Job checking
IN laundry or clerical work. Typing
eSP6I., relS. RA. h-2U39. 30
COLORED GIRL desires work days,
care of children; very excellent ref,
Gail EX. 3-0013. 37s
CoLORED LADY wants s.h.w.: city
ref. WA. 7-71I9.
COLORED WOMAN wants g.h.w. or
aR Shlid SsIs; care; exper.; local reference.
COLORED GIRL desires days work
IN private family, from IL to 6;
SO a week, Tel. Ii. 6-1736. 81"
COLORED GIRL wishes work, g.h.w.
or child care. by day or wk.:
and eXper. Ii. 6-3311.
COLORED - MIDDLE-AGE WOMAN
wishes work evenings 3 to 8, all day
Sat. and Sun. ia. 9-5443 after
} pm. 27s
COLORED WOMAN wants days work,
Mon, Wed, Thurs; experienced. !.
ref. Ii. 3-4674.
COLORED GIRL wants days work OF
tull time: exper. Ii. 7-1949.
Evening star., 1953-08-26
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

WOMAN. white, wishes cooking h.
WIil care for elderly person. LA.
6-924l.
WHITE MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
desires position as houSekeeper to
retired gentleman or bachelor Box
NEAT C0LoRED GIRL desires
g,h.w.: good plain cook; 5-day wk.
AD. 2-9Sl6. ~
RELIABLE COLORED LADY wants OF
hce cleaning or domestic work Ii.
1850. pr
COLORED WOMAN wants g.h.w.; can
care for GENTLE home and children
of working couple; plain cooking; no
nights. DE. 2-S164
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MOTOR TRAVEL

GENT, leaving for Wis in SO Chev..
Aug. 2S-29, ret. Sept. 12; desire
competent man to assist. TU. 2-5S46.
LEAVING for Los Angeles Sept. .:
would like riders. share expenses !:
lste-model Buick AP. 1876. 2SS
Evening star., 1953-08-26

COLUMBIA RID. NV. 2O01-SinEle
room, good meals, Young people: 81 .
wk Rec. rm. TV. CO. 5-2493.
CALVERT HOUSE. 14o1 18th st. NV.
Ideal residence for business people
and students. Selective menus
1917 RHODE ISLAND N.w.-single
and triple rms. S14 ca: good food.
TV, Bendix. downtown. DE. 2-9645.
DIsSIN's GUEsTHoUsE, 2013 Mass.
ave NV: delightful home. to live
in. reasonable; have several vacAn-
cies for young men and women. The
best food obtainable; excel. trans
portation. DE-. 2-97ee. 81
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AIR CONDITIONING UNIT. new q
h;p; reg. $500; on sale. 1929. MA
sil: spr: JU. s-3333. ~
AMPLIFIERS-20- phono ampli-
fierS, SIS. GILPIN ELECTRONICS,
l341 L st. NV -26
AMPLIFYING SYSTEM, portable,
with microphone, record player, two
12-inch speakers. ia. 9-65I4. -2S
ANTIQUES: No dealers. Virginia
sofa, rose carved back. condition
peri. $3.50. Inlaid desk, 3 drawers,
orig. brasses. $500. Telephone EN-.
3-9274 for appt. -26
ANTIQUES-OVer 1000 pieces glass
china and bric-a-brac. come in and
proWl. BELL KINDS, 412 Z. Cap. st.
ANTIQUES; chair, gateleg table
rugs, bedding, dishes; bedrm; house
hold goods. 2610 EvartS st. ne. 27~
ANTIQUES-Englis oak dining room
set, deep chairs. expandable table
IA. 2-7S11. 81
Evening star., 1953-08-26
ROOMS WITH BOARD

FRONT RM.-All priviI.. 1924 N,
Carolina ave. n;eeS Ia blocks from
carlnie Ii 6-726S. -26
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RUGS

nO1O
IMPORTED ORIENTAL DESIGN
9x12, $25, 9xl5. $40. MAYFAIR
RUGS. Oriental, Chinese and Aubus-
sons Esv lc All sizes; op Reduced HnH s+6 prices.
RUGS-Beaut. 9x12 gray rug, $50;
size; nice colors. XII. 9-9O9S.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer, ELECTRIC
portable: S19.95. SINGER SEWING
CENTER. 3109 14th st. NV. co
SEWING MAcHINEs-clearance sal,
on used machines; treadles, portable!
SINGER Sin fSOsi SEWING '1s CENTER. ME- if;SN YS4(
G st. NV. MA. S-01S4. go
SEWING MACHINES, treadles
SLAB; used portables, SIS te
paS55a PaY; 5@11 Baltimore blvd. La5 AP
SEWING MACHINEs-singer console
Singer rotary portable, White ro-
tary console; choice. S49.50. Other
bargains. 1915 Pa. ave. NV. Ma
SEWING SEWING MACHINES! priced to sell e
brand-new lightweight, round bob
bin, portable, was S119.50, now
$50 so; Singer round-bobbin port
able. S49. 80. Nice console, S49. so
3Sl2 Lee hwy, .JA. 2-4914. -2S
SHOWCASES and soda fountain. Mus
sell cheap. Also wall showcases,
double booths. JU. 9-S066.
SIMMONS SOFA BED AND CHAIR
for immediate sale; very fine cond
SINGER SEWING MACHINES-Larg,
selection of used consoles and port
ables. Recently traded In on new
machines and are fully guaranteed
SINGER SEWING CENTER, 3421
Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 3-4244. 80
SINGER featherweight electric por
table. repossessed. May be pur
chased for balance due. SINGEF
SEWING CENTER. 7015 Wisconsin
aye. OIL; 4.5015. c,u 40
size. electric. portable; repossessed
NAV be purchased for balance due
SINGER SEWING CENTER. $40
sME n ;st. NV, AD; , 2,6677; ;,o 9 %,
SOFA, modern, 72 in. long, persim
mon: brand-new; sacr.. s9U. Lal
JE; 4-2229 any time. ~
STEAM GENERATOR and hot wate
for cleaning or paint removing mo
bile; like new; 1875. Elk. 3-3405;
STEAM TABLE. it. 40 in. gril
with fan; 2-pot coffee urn; 3-ft
walk-in box: ga #. long. 5 it. 2 ir
wide, with motor: all in perfec
shape; everything practically new
sold, sold to highest bidder; GalI i
RESTAURANT, 500 sth st, Sc
Evening star., 1953-08-26
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, porches,
rec. rms. jalousie Enclosures. call
LO. 4-6577, HA. 2-S9S5. 80
ADDITIONS, alterations and remod-
cling; residential or commercial; 80
months to pay For free estimate.
ADDITioNS. ALTERATIONS and re-
pairs; commercial or residential
Free estimates, VA, 93171s6
ialouSie Enclosures, sketches or esti-
teed; no money down SO months
to pay. SECO SALES. JU. 5000
ATTIGs fIG. FINISHED. IsIE dOrmeF windows.
nd stsrWsys sse' ns9rsSGn or rGSms reai
4-349I. j E. HENDRICKS.
BRICK MASONS, INC.-All types of
5rEd5sw 5rtSdk5 work; no lob too small. ~.
BRICK MASON CRAFTSMAN, IRE
a Speciality. FAGNANI. 10. 1854.
CARPENTER-small Jobs speciality;
iefnceS tf1SSs p3 p13rcIhles'g J5St roots' painting.
cAkPESfRY A1si5 fs 'o l.@odsifng. S1SSIh repairs
cabinet work, seneral contracting.
CARPENTRY, CEMENT
"blh p6lhbIltBt UNuo anu ClO6s NO
CLYDE THOMAS. Ii. 4-4524. w27
CARPENTRY - General remodelinE.
FHA loan; commercial and residen-
tial. MR.. LAWRENCE. RIA. 6-9703
CARPENTRY, remodeling. repairs
CABINET Hs work general CONTRACTING
CARPENTER WORK, all types, spe-
ciali2ing in porches and rec. rms;
lst class guar: prices right. Call
L. A. LEvERoNE, WA. 10000 aft, .
CLoGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
BOOSTERS, phone RIA. 6-SSSS anS
EGECTRICAL@Wirins and repairing;
free estimates. Maryland only. WA
ELTcTRR1C1AN-wirins of all kinds;
72233: ewes. EN-. 2-SS14. -26
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING. hOus,
Ma snf s1g s9%%eFeia Va rA inssalisions sIisS D
FENCES, all kinds; asphalt drive
ways. No down payment. Free esti.
mates. ALASKA FENCE & PAVING
CO, Ma. S-5SS5. OF. 4-7300.
Flagstone and Stone
porches. retaining walls. tile drain
age. Also outdoor fireplaces.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO, JU. 9-176e
FLOORS relinished IKE new: frer
estimate; very low price. c. r
COVER, WA. 7s6S6S any time
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED
cleaned and waxed; old floors made
like new. Call any time. WA. 7-1129
FLOOR SANDING. inishing. cleanini
and waxing. Beautiful floors o.
lowest cost. Free estimate. Cal
RA 6-6195 -3l
GENERAL REPAIRS and small car.
SR SfRtsssiHE SHELL lONS Ne sessS0aOl' ssSSo ss Cal
GENERAL CONTRACTS - Free est.
prompt service: reaS. rates: heatinG
q specially. BILTMORE DECORAT-
ING CO.. 24I3 18th ST. NV. HU
3-Sa41. i
Evening star., 1953-08-26
ANTIQUES

the reopening of Ivy
Chimney Antique Shop on Route
7 at DraneSville, Va. Furniture
and complete decorating service.
Open every day. including Sunday.
Evening star., 1953-08-26

TIRES. factory reconditioned; all
sizes, $500; recaps 6.O0x16. $7.e6.
1924 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 6-9850.
TYPEWRITER. port, Olympia. Free
home demon. 81 wk. LET GEO.
Pc PTN3SsE6. IT." Daily eyes, Sum- Lu.
TYPEWRITERs. Royal. Reminston,
Underwood. L. G, Smith; S25 and
UP. All In good working order.
Rentals. repairs: all makes. CEN.
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO.. 2019 14th
st. NV. HU 3-6121
TYPEWRITERS-Royal, gray finish,
carbon ribbon attachment, recent
model. excellent cond.; also L. C.
ewes. DE, $3.50.
VACUUM CLEARANCE-Nice Hoover
with attach. $50; late-model Elec-
troiux. S35: GE tank. 500 80; 9TH
ers. 1912 Lee hwy. ia. 2-4914.
VACUUM CLEARANCE-Hoovers, GE.
Eureka; fully guar. l yr.. S15.75;
sos Electrolux. like new, S44. so.
5211 Baltimore blvd, AP. 1858.
Evening star., 1953-08-26

PAINTING AND PAPERING
Interior and exterior. Spray and
brush. Enjoy the beauty of a newly
decorated home with our small
monthly budget plan. No down
payment necessary. PUBLIC SERV-
ICE CONTRACTORS. INC. TU
2-3436. Ewes. and Sun. ST. 3-1717
Evening star., 1953-08-26
VACUUM REPAIRS

We guarantee to make your cleaner
operate same as new; fair prices:
pick up and delivery
TOPS VACUUM STORES
T05 11th ST Sc Ii 3-22OO.
Evening star., 1953-08-26

So Per Day for 2 Persons
LARGE dble rms. for ladies or gen.
tlemen. Special rate. wk. or month;
tance downtown. 1926 18th st. NV.
COLORED-NICE, EMPLOYED COU.
PIE, ] child accepted; care fol
COLORED - sa4 OTIS PL. NV. -
Newly dec; next to bath. ConY. tc
shopping and transportation. TU .
COLORED-I2OO EUCLID ST. NV
-Lge dble. front rm.. nicely furn
Nr. transp. ! or refined persons
Privils. AID. 4-S04S, after $3.50 pm
COLORED -725 QUEBEC - Beaut
bed-sitting rm. for ! refined person
home privileges. RA. 6-6S9S. --2S
Evening star., 1953-08-26

PAINTING, interior and exterior; wall
paper removing; commercial and
residential; no drinking; honest
work. AID. 4-6325. II
PAINTING, eXper. EXCL student. You
furnish materials; save; references.
UN. 4-24S4 evenings.
PAINTING. interior, exterior: imme-
diate services; white mechanics:
reasonable. MR.. BUNGER, ST
3-4923. 1S
Evening star., 1953-08-26
KITCHEN

KITCHEN
METAL MODEL KITCHEN-Cabinet
and bases used as display in appli-
ance store-FOR SALE CHEAP
Also garbage disposal. Phone XII
LAWNMOWERS - 300 Government
CIR. 3-6111 after 6 pm. 80
MIXER. electric Dormeyer; used very
little; SIS, JU 5-3742. 30
duction gear 6-440 volts; rewound
exch CARTY 1908 l4th NO 7-0224
OFFICE DESK. 90 inches: refgr.,
vacuum, good condition. Dirt chear
If sold today. EN-. 2-O04S. ~
OFFICE FURNITURE
$25, 900 sale. new and used office fur.
niture of every description; desks
tables, chairs. file cabinets. book.
cases. lockers; "trade-ins." recondi.
toned like new; savings UP to 1870
free delivery and parking.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIPT. co
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
OFFICE FURN., like new, 1 mans
desk. l swivel chair. sec. chair
! coat rack, reas. LA. 6-4997, DI
Evening star., 1953-08-26

New walnut. 60x3O. SS4.96: used
prices on all types Of once furni-
ture come in and see us. Free de-
livery N. FRANK g. SON. Ala 3rd
St NV EX 3-SQ74
Evening star., 1953-08-26
Mclean Gardens

30ll Porter SC. NV.
Taking applications for men AND
women: Sgle. rm. from S39 90 mo.
Dble. rm.. $50 mo. per person
Burns International Detective Agcy
Trans rms avail EN- o-RRo2
Evening star., 1953-08-26

PIANOS-Baldwin. Acrosonlc, spine
and console models; designed bull
and guaranteed by Baldwin. Equip
with Baldwin patented Ful-Blov
action; wide variety case design!
EXCLUSIVE At HUGO woRcH
R2sS R2sSssHl.sssa fiss
Evening star., 1953-08-26
BUSINESS SERVICES
AIR-COND. SPECIALS

famous make-closing out
all stock at cost. "a h.p.. S24S.30.
BLAIRS TV
1922 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Omen this week Til Q PM
Evening star., 1953-08-26

ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, porches,
rec. rms. jalousie Enclosures, call
10. 4-6577. HA. 2-S9S5. 80
ADDITIONS, alterations and remod-
cling; residential or commercial; SO
call RE 7-7SOo
Evening star., 1953-08-26
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

ONE STUDIO RIM. and kit, with pvt
shower bath; quiet person: S15 wk
Apply 1349 Columbia rd. NV. -2s
Evening star., 1953-08-26
ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass. furniture: etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraiSalS.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TU. 2-2727 RA. 3-76OS
Evening star., 1953-03-31
Czech Refugee BIames
Reds in Food Scarcity

Even though Czechoslovakia is
more than half agriculture. there
is q great scarcity of food there
as q result of Communist domi-
Evening star., 1953-03-31
By Fronk Rounds, Jr.

Jan 8, 1852
Can Russians buy their own
private automobiles? The answer
is "yes"-they do buy the smaller
models, the four-cylindef Pobeda
and the tiny Moskvich. But. as
yet, only one person in thousands
owns a car.
In fact, so few Russians have
their own automobiles that it is
This is the ninth Of series Of orticle.
from diory entries by M. Rounds Will.
he wos on the stoff Of the AmericoE
Embassy in Moscow and obIe to move
about the city ticking in Russion e
hundreds Of the people.
considered news when individuals
do buy them. And so Russian
newspaper editors periodically
devote columns Of their precious
propaganda space to articles on
such purchases type of "hu-
man interest" story which is very
rare indeed in the Moscow press
I translated an article from
Moscow Pravda," entitled I'm
the Auto Store"
1.-THE number of purchasers OF
automobiles and motorcycles Is
growing from month to month
There are already thousands OF
them. And this is striking evi-
dence Of the steady growth Of
the material prosperity Of our
people.
"The customers are served In
an exemplary manner. In the
store there are forty-two work
ers-three engineers and special
lists who have come here from
the plants. They help the pur-
chaser choose the motor vehicle
and give technical advice.
Recently A. Shtyrova, q dis
tinguished weaver Of the Tre-
khgornaya Manufacture Com
.bine named after F. Dzerzhin-
sky. N. Gribachev. the poet and
Peoples Artist OF the r. s. II 8. r.,
and p. Lisitsian, q soloist or the
Bolshoi Theater, bought Pobeda
automobiles.
I'm June and July alone a col
lective farmer from Kimovsky
Raion. a collective-farm chair
man from MytiShch chinsky Raion,
a turner from Orekhovo- -Zuevo,
a coal cutter from Uzlovaya, a
woman teacher from a Moscow
secondary school, and others
Evening star., 1953-03-31
Communists Unfit
For University Jobs,
Association Reports
BY.ihe As.oeioied Pros,

PRINCETON, N. j., Mar. ST.
The Association of American
Universities says scholars must
study and examine all ideas
even those considered danger
ous." However, It stresses that
Communists. because of their be-
liefs, are unit for university
positions.
A 10-page policy statement re-
leased by the AAU yesterday as
serted that appointment to q
university position involves dill
gence and loyalty in citizenship,
as well as integrity and inde-
pendence in scholarship.
This renders impossible ad-
herence to such a regime as that
Of Russia and its satellites" the
statement said.
Academic Freedom Defined.
A definition Of a concept of
academic freedom was contained
in the first portion Of the state
ment. T,a
"The scholars mission requires
the study and examination Of
unpopular ideas. Of ideas consid-
cred abhorrent and even danger
Gus" it said, adding:
For, just as in the case Of
deadly disease or the military
potential of any enemy. it is only
by intense study and research
that the nature and extent of
the danger can be understood
and defenSeS against it per-
fected."
The statement declared that
unless a faculty member violates
a law, his discipline or discharge
is a university responsibility and
should not be assumed by po-
litical authority"
Special Tests Deplored.
Discipline on the basis Of ire
Sponsible accusations or suspi-
cion can never be condoned,"
the statement continued. :" :.
Universities are bound to depre-
cate special loyalty tests which
are applied to their faculties but
to which others are not SUBJ
jected."
President Harold w. Dodds of
Princeton University appointed
the committee Of five professors
which took six months to draft
the statement. The association
is made up Of 81 colleges and
universities.
The statement also dealt with
what position a university should
take in the event a faculty mem
ber invokes the Fifth Amend
ment of the Constitution il called
before an investigative body. The
Fifth Amendment provides
against Standardization.
Evening star., 1953-03-31
Only One Russiun in Thousands
Con Afford to Own Automobile

Feb. rs, 1852
Here in Moscow one thing
can't get out Of my ears Is the
squeak, squeak, squeak Of Rus
sian shoes.
Sometimes ] think the Rus
slams are completely unaware OF
this telltale sound. But ct other
times / am sltre that they are
aware Of this. il nothing else,
because their eyes are invariably
and instantly drawn to the shoes
Of foreigners.
Many times ON the streets Of
Moscow I have tested this OBJ
servation: walking along q block,
I have watched the Muscovites
coming toward. counting the per-
centage Of times their eyes have
dropped instantaneously to my
feet-and the. ratio has always
been z to 8 times out of 10
It Is incredible,
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Now, the point Of all this
the important things not that
we should mock the Russian peo-
pie, or feel superior and self
satisfied, because their living
standards are below ours.
I get mad. I must admit. at
many Of the Americans here
who constantly laugh at the
Russians because Of the poor
quality and minute quantity OF
their worldly goods. privately
ridiculing the women. for ex-
ample, because their skirts are
too short. or their lipStick Is the
color Of q ripe tangerine.
But I get much madder.
should add. at the Soviet leaders
who with straight faces, tell their
subjects. and the rest of the
world. that the Russians are the
best-shod and the best-every-
thing-else people on earth.
Feb. %, 1852
I spent most Of the afternoon
today in the Lenin library. As
far as I know, I am the only
American here who has applied
for q card to the library and who
has used it. I just walked up to
the window and asked for O card.
I filled it out right there at the
desk in front Of the librarian and
she stamped 1t. ! was then given
a very fancy pass which I keep
in my billfold and flash when
ever am asked to.
I am finding that my hours
here are not very productive as
far as my own studies are con-
cerned but they are productive as
far as my observations Of the
Russian people go. The din
Guilty about my own studies Is
that I do not have access to the
stack-nor. in fact, do the Rus
slams either.
Furthermore I am not allowed
to, use the entire card catalog
Of the library. In one small room