davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ADDING EEstA MACHINE: i elee., Underwood.
tom @ s145. EO'ttS'S "a 9-o4@3 ekSsien' @8f coBp'
ADDING MAtHiNE~Burroushs desk
model, $50; Al condition Rentals.
re- TsPsirs 1ssn SaleS on ALI Al makeS CEN SGE q
AIR CONbITlONERS, new selling
installed; three three 1oh'rS 1soR 3. ddgS Fedders.
1859 .05. installed. ALLISoN's. 2212
19th st; nm; AD 4-42Q6. 80
tylene welder, floor stands, large and
small floor jacks. bench grinder and
I large gas heater. Also other equip
ment 20" st. ne.
AIR CONDITIONER-Used. la-h p.
GE, console; 220 volt; Ss5, RA; g.
AIR CONDITIONER. Carrier; port 20
able summer air cond., good cond
500. Can DU. 7-4781. 80
AIR CONDITIONER, floor model. car
rierr. y ton; perfect condition; S125.
Air CoNDITioNERs;I;Eree instslia,
AIR coSDfT1oNERs, used and GT new,
IRON S17a; free survey; our own
service and installation. JOHN G.
WEBSTER CO., 627 F st. NV" ST.
3-6lO0.
AIR CONDITIoNERS. bargain. We
have in our warehouse two 3-ton
units with evaporated condenSers
britt IN. Have never been uncrated.
This price is S2,S63 ca. For cash
will take any fair offer. Call DI
7-5JO5 80
AIR COND.-clearance new 1853
Carrier; limited quantity and sizes;
"a of factory carton; can be in
stalled in easement windows with
out cutting frame. ia. S-4711 or
JA 7-1I74. 4
AIR CONDITIONER, 1853 Gibson. %.
Resular $37995, now 1920. Factory
sealed cartons. Also other famous
makes. Reduced for clearance. MIL
FORD INC, 604 F st. NV. MA.
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CEMENT Walks. drives. porches,
floors. steps, free estimates, white
mechanics, JACK SPARKS, HO.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
raZor-kleered or no charge. ROTO-
RIOTERS, phone RA. 6-SSSS any
day. any night
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Air ConditiOnerS
SPECIAL SALE

WINDOW MODELS, SIS, SACRIFICE
PRICE: ALSO CONSOLE MODEL
$50 ORIGINAL COST NEW, $3.50
CELLENT RUNNING CONDITION
FOR IMMEDIATE FREE DELIV-
FRY. MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP
CO., 639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
ALUMINIUM SHEETS (6l, "a ST.
iSX4Sxl44 in. All for 80 cents
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BUILDING A HOIISE2
Lutte SATISFACTION
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MIMEOGRAPHING and typing, guar
anteed quality work. SYLVIA HECH1
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HOSTESS

1-BETHESDA. days: INV. D. C.
RELIEF
Permanent positions with immediat
openings, smart hostess, uniforms
furnished. many company benefits
experience preferred; age under 81
years.
APPLY HOT sHoPPEs, INC.
134l q ST. NV, Room 200.
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YOUNG MAN

That can do some typing, who would
like to learn to be a linotype oper-
ator. Good opportunity for a me-
chanically inclined, ambitious young
man to learn good trade. Elk.
3-03QS
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ARTIST

Sories for newspaper advertising.
Permanent, full-time position; o.
day week
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PLUMBING AND HEATING
PAINTING, CARPENTRY
ROBINETTE AND LEAK. WA. 1858

TORCHES BUILT or inclosed, with
regular or glass louvres, ialousies
windows; free estimates SECO
REFRIGERATORS, air conditioners
and freeZers; repairs, all makes
WILCo. TU: 2-5747: -l2
asphalt shingle. tile guttering and
downspoutS RA 6-a1n3
ROOFING OF ALL TYPES; cutters
spouts, carpentry and painting. A
D. THOMAS, WA. 7-7352.
STONE AND FLAGSTONE WORK Of
all kinds. Call JERRY. LU. 1-4T56
! %
STORM WINDOWS. aluminium, life
time. all types; low prices, monthly
terms. ia. S-0442, AP. 1890 I'll
nv -1ndependents ane
beginners. ! will do your bench
work Ii 7-4536, Ii. 6-S5S6. 81
AMERICAN Colonial RenovatorS-Oul
experience is your security. Guar.
anteed service. Painting. papering
remodeling. kitchen, rear porcheS
attics. Ii. 6-6449. Il
WORK WANTED-Two men with
truck and tools. Carpentry
painting. electric repairing work
BY hour or contract. ia. S-7180
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REPRESENTATIVES, WANTED: active
or retired civil service. employees;
tfonal income: training and leads
furnished; attractive plan; old line
legal reserve company. If interested, !,
write to PROTECTIVE LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO., Suite 500, Barr Bldg;'
9l0 nth st. NV, Washington g.,
d, c., for application and interview.
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ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES
Do not sell YOUR valuable antique
china. glass, furniture. etc. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisals.
66lO GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TU. 2-2T2T RA. 3-760S
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FURN.---Complete liv. rm. din. rm.,
kit tables, chairs. IA. a-S5s2. ST
FURN.-Sofa and matching uphoi-
sssrsd ste s,cf chair iri. : floor lamps PRICED
FURN.Msecy., SIS. Rcx TTv, 17ein.
Prelude sterling silver. draperies.
play pen phone stand, misc. tables.
GE radio; phono: LIP. gold arm.
s35: Wroueht-iron table. It.
G&RBAGss sSRfLs (" DfspossRs Isl Sssssi ue1. new
1852 Westinghouse List. S134. o5;
sale, $3.50 GUARANTEED. MIR.
GAS GAR1uEM; RSSGEssi s. neSl S:e1loo G,.d. .,s -,
OIL coal and wood ranges. ACME
STOVE, l4ll 9TH NV. MA .s-s95".
installation: II, t PEERLESS SALES.
GAS sfoVf H5SVfEi' 1855 sys u.sd DE cSSsSs cSSSS.r
3-buurner with well, Phone 10.
GENERATORS. sHRSi STARTERS. $3.50 So up,
ige ssSoTs,; else; motor rspSirs, 3sth
GREETING CARD RACKS with bases,
new condition; SIS ea' OIL, 4:5S,S7s.
HOSPITAL BED IKE new Adjustable.
st. NV FIX 3-3b07
ICE CREAM FREEZER-New 5-sal.
Mills freezer. used only . months:
serve tank in top; ideal for direct
draw for ice cream frozen cus-
tard or milk shakes; must sac.
JU. 7-6145. -
INSULATION; slat doors, Kimsul.
rock&ool etc. la.0 Wilson blvd.
IRONEK, Ironrite new 1Q53 RnRula r
S274,95; now S1749 95. plus service
and delivery Factory-sealed car
tons. MILFORD INC, 604 r ST..
nv; Ma. s-2336. d
ltyered onlv. Factory prices SECO
SALES. Ill S-Hn1n nav or night
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CAMERA-Polaroid with flash, meter
filters and ? cases: like new; S1OC
cash; after Z, AID. 2-2710. -31
CAMERA, AXIS Crown Graphic, anni-
versary model, with accessories.
$500 or best offer. DI. 7-095a. -
CASH REGISTERS (3l-Nationals,
good condition.; $35 up. 2nd A. 1904
9TH st. NV. DU. 7-l036.
CHINA, Rosenthal. service for IL
92 pieces, rose design with golo
edge; never been used. XII. S-S7S4
CONCRETE MIXER, b-bag capacity
Briggs & Stratton. motor; gooc
cond,; S65. JA. 7-746S. 81
DEEP FREEZE, 1874 Gu. it.. like new
DEEPFREEzE, upright, 1a cubic It.
DEEP FREEZE. coidspot. extra large
l9.4 Gu. IT., practically new, reason
able, RA. 6-4774. Il
DEEPFREEZE-Own moving from
home to apt. has lift. home freezes
which costs S552.45 new, with 5-yr
guarantee, used only 4 months. t.
sell at tremendous savings. Cal
PHILIP JUSTINE, WA. 7-72O0. -;
DEHU WESTINGHOUSE
'53 timer casters, reg. S152.40, onl!
$3.50; new Feeders, reg. S149.90
only $3.50; auto. timer. MIL
FORD. INC, 604 F st. NV, MA
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books opened
closed. caught up; all taxes; locaI
refs; open rate. JU. 9-6564. 1"
ACCOUNTANT. expert: Books set UP
kept up; all taxes; free estimate
ACCOUNTANT with extensive tax ex-
perience desires bookkeeping work
part time: yrs. college. JA. 4-0050
BABY SITTER, reliable colored girl;
prefers NV: section; local refs
BooKKEEaPER. KKEEaaPi 50. tJewish). fun.
charge, double entry, taxes, payroll
New employed. available in one week
5=day wk. $50. Box BIOL. Star. 30'
BUYER - Out-of-town menswear
tbuyerl desires to- relocate in Wash.
msns Wond toTe fSnsife5 soH 4e ssr
CERTIFIED LAND SURVEYOR, col
lege graduate, SO yrs, old, with 15
yrs. practical and administrative ex-
perience in land surveying and allied
civil engineering fields: Only those
ds5Ir desiring pa1 nisaassSss qualifications need
LiouoR CLERK, Ia yrs. experience;
open. Box 39S-L. Star. 31s
MAN: middle-age. reliable, ref; hotel
Sssition sls5k t0rgfE sT aSsystss aSyt guard desires S!
II pm. Porter. bus boy or any
type Of work. Call LU. 2-4439 after 4
MAN wishes job as maintenance man;
all around. No. 7-24Sl. 80
MAN, white. single, 81; has BIS
and MS. degrees, yrs. as Govt
employe; desires position involving
world travel. Box 394-L. Star. :"
MAN desires job automobile painter.
helper; experienced. Call after G
pm DU 7-4976. AZ
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL-Earn your diploma
big advantages. les. TU. 2-0S37.
So ARTHUR MURRAY dance lessons
for S425 cash. Call JE. 3-0644.
-3
PIX x-RECEPTIONIST course easily
learned: age no handicap; day class
School stIt, S"ff Hu 31ssS4. ti "a ST ST ss-729S s.
Evening star., 1953-07-30

MEDICAL LABORATORY TECH
NICIAN, wanted for part time morn
ing work, in doctors ONCE; Be-
thesda area; permanent position.
, Gail OIL. 2-1100, between 1890
1890 am. -3
NURSE. registered, for Ledside nurs-
ing program: salary commensurate
with background. Call XII. 9-1122
for appointment. ALEXANDRIA
VISITING NURSE SERVICE. -31
NURSE, registered. graduate. white.
for operating room. PHYSICIANS
HOSPITAL. INC, Warrenton. Va.
OFFICE GIRL. for jewelry store. to
assist manager; must type; pleasant
personality: 5-day week; advance
OFFICE SUPERVISORS TRAINEE,
between ages 25 and 35. experience
required. Must have knowledge of
bookkeeping and typing. Splendid
opportunity for advancement. Many
benefits. including 5-day week. pen
sion plan. group and disqualification
insurance. Apply IN person. JOHN
HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO, 1887 De Sales st. NV
ORGANIST, Hammond to play lunch
con and dinner music at fashionable
PLANET ROOM RESTAURANT and
cocktail lounge. Call MR.. HUNT.
AID 4-6060. .
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS. AID. 4-26
statesmen

National corporation wants men ac-
eustomed to high earnings, for local
sales representation. Car necessary.
JA 9-1943. -3
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CREDIT CLERKS

Bright, attractive young
lady with pleasant personality.
preferably with some finance
company experience in retail
appliance and television. Mod
ern air-conditioned Offices,
generous company benefits and
excellent starting salary. In
tereSting work and friendly
associates. Paid vacations.
SEE MR.. WILLIAMS
$50 F ST. NV.
SUITE 500 18th FLOOR
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YOIING MAN

To supervise a group of stores for 8
very lge. progressive chain Of dry
cleaning and laundry organizations
Exper. in this particular field not
nee. Dept. store. chain store or any
retail exper. helpful. Must have car
Excel sal. and car expense. This Il
a perm. position for the right man
State age. general BACKGROUND
marital status. etc. Replies will bt
treated confidentially. Box 439-M
Star.
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PIX OPERATOR

Must have 2 years PIX experience
and minimum of l year telephone
at least high school education and
good references are essential
Hours, $50 am. to S pm. or 9:30
a m. to = p,m. Occasional Ia-day
work on Saturdays; good starting
salary based on demonstrative
building; many empioye benefits;
pleasant surroundings. An excellent
opportunity for the right person
Interview by appointment only. Cal
EX 3.O336
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statesmen
$3.50 Guarantee
to Men Who Qualify

~ sew.ne machine man, Q) vacuum
cleaner man; car necessary; direct
selling experience preferred. Best
deal in town. We train you; live
leads furnished daily from extern
sive advertising; top commission
plus bonus-incentive plan, hospital
tzation and other benefits. See me
right away. Harry Wyse, BOND
STORES, INC, $40 9th st. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT :
White man for Gulf service sta. l34S
University lane. HE. 4-9101; must
have experience; good wages. vaca-
ton with pay. Contact MR.. slMMS'
gERVICE STATION assistant mana
ger, white, age 25-40; only we'll
experienced man with references
need apply. Salary, SS5 wk plus
commission and vacation. BAR
RON'S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION,
Wis. ave. and River rd. NV. j
SHEET METAL mechanics and helpers.
Must be fully experienced. Guaran-
teed steady work. A. S. JOHNSON
sHEET METAL MEccHTAiNIC-wanted
to alternate between shop work. and
on the Job measuring or installing.
Must be capable of making patterns.
A good opportunity for an honest,
aggressive man in q going organiZa-
tion. All references kept in strict
secrecy. Box 26S-K. Star. -3
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FOUNTAIN GIRL. coiored, expeT
STORE, 1880 14th st. NV, RA
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KITCHEN
REMODEI,ING

Steel and wood in colors. Birch.
maple and knotty pine. Get our
FREE estimates and FREE planning
service. Liberal terms. SO months
to pay.
MILLER BLDG. SUPPLY CO.
KITCHEN CENTER. HU. 3-664O
1715 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
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SHORTHAND AND TYPING

Learn in 6 Weeks
Speedwriting Pencil Shorthand.
Used in Business and Civil Service.
Guaranteed Complete Course.
One Low Fee-Enroll Any Time
Attend Day or Night.
Free aforementioned or National.
sPEEDWRITING SCHOOL
1406 K st. NV. ST. 3-20S6
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SHOE statesmen

Experienced: salary plus comm. Also
part-time Salesmen. Apply JOSEPH
beYOUNG. 1926 F st. NV, 3124
Wilson blvd.
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LUMBER

Flooring suitable for subfoorinE or
sheathinG S25 per M.
ACE WRECKING co.
LU. 4-O5OO. 4002 MINI. ave, ne.
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BOOKKEEPER

For small office with simple set of
books. Experience handling money
and tipping essential. 2 meals daily
and good salary. days. Ref. re-
quired. TALLY-HO RESTAURANT,
S12 18th st. NV. --31
CASHIER, permanent position. exper
necessary. Apply THE ESTHER
81
Evening star., 1953-07-30

KOREA VETERANS
And veterans: must be neat.
free to travel, AZ States. II you
need a Job with a good future. See
20a
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PLAsTERTNG, patch work and ceiling
our speciality Call AID. 2-5034. d
carpentry. repair work
speciality: prompt, guar. service;
white mech. MR.. ETTER. HU.
3-6561. 81
PLASTERING-Patchwork a speciality
reasonable. TU. 2-0171. -5
PLASTERING repairs. old and new
work. large and small Jobs; reaS.;
white mechanics JU 9-4154. .
PLUMBING, REPAIRS; powder rms.
kits. remodeled; h.-w. heaters re-
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22
Along The Potomac
from your Congressman
Dewitt S. Hyde

WASHINGTON D. c., Oct Il -
A reliable report has been made to
the White House indicating that
Secretary of State John Foster Dull
les popularity with American cit
liens exceeds that of any previous
Secretary in two decades.
This may be the end of trend of
declining popularity and growing
suspicion of the State Department -
a trend partly due to the fact that
it has never delt directly with
Americans, but always with for
eigners, and hence was subject to
mistrust.
There were other reasons, too
Newspaper cantoonists always draw
pictures of diplomats wearing strip
ed pants and cutaway coats -
though the thousands of people in
Americas foreign service are plain
Americans like you and me. The fact
that they dress up on important oc
casions when they want to put their
best foot forward, just as we do,
doesn't mean that they are higher
up the scale, economically or social
ly
Then too, there was an increasing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22

inability on the part of our diplo-
mats to admit it when they made
mistakes, and they made a good
many in the past 20 years. Con-
gressional committees had to dig
into these matters because members
of Cangress felt the American voters
wanted to know what was really 60
ing on
Finally, there was the growing
problem of security and loyalty in
the State Department One of the
first things President Eisenhower
did was to tell Mr.. Dulles to make
sure every one Of his employees was
100 per cent American. With former
FBI agent Scott Mcleod as the new
security officer, we know now that
this has been done.
Few Americans realize how i'm
portant the work of the State De-
partment is to them. Every move
that is made in foreign affairs has
a direct effect on our economy at
home The more friends we have
overseas the more foreign trade we
can enter into, and that means more
jobs and greater prosperity. And
more friends, of coarse, means few
er wars and greater security and
time to look after our more impor-
tant problems at home.
When Thomas Jefferson organized
the State Department in 1890, he
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22
Freak Accident

Richard c. Hardin was driving
down a highway near Muskogee,
Okla, with his arm out of the win
dow. His auto and another sideswip-
ed, the door handle of the other car
piercing his arm. The impact tore
the handle, still sticking in his arm,
from the door. After he stopped his
car, Hardin was taken to the hos
pital by a State trooper.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22

camp. On his return home, Sgt
Artesani explained that when let
ter from his brother arrived on
State House stationery, he was SEN
fenced to three months in the
"blackhole" for having a relative
who was an official in a 'decadent
capitalistic government"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22

bad Just four clerks and a trans
lator to help him Today, thousands
of State Department employees are
scattered in nearly 300 places around
the world. Now that they know we
have greater confidence in what
they are doing than ever before,
you can bet that they'll work harder
in the interest of their country. !
On my calendar: Sunday l have
been asked to address the Rural
Fellowship Of the Mems Bible Glass
at Ringgold in Washington County
Next Wednesday the young
ladies Of Goucher College in Balti-
more will be my guests at the
Capital building Thursday / will
speak to the Friendship Lions Club
here in Washington, and Friday I'll
address the Republican rally at Har-
pers Ferry.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22
Urges Better H-Defense

Air Force Secretary Harold E.
Talbot says the United States must
develop more positive" defenses
and offenses to meet the threat of
Russia's hydrogen bomb. He believes
the major emphasis should be on in
creased air power.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22
World Wide Briefs
Of The Past Week
On The-JOb School

The Civil Service Commission is
conducting an on-the-job school in
public administration for the Fed
eral Governments bright young ca
reer employees. The idea is to de
velop executive ability for respon-
Sible Federal jobs.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22
100000 Alcoholics

A top authority on alcoholism says
6O,OOO,OOO to 100000 Americans,
mostly parents, drink alcoholic bev-
erages and 100000 of them are
potential or confirmed alcoholics. DIR.
Selden D. Bacon, director of the cen
ter of alcoholic studies at Yale Uni
versity, also declared that the ration
of alcoholism by sexes is about six
men to one woman.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22
Peaceful Mission

A special super-trailer, built to
carry dreaded Nazi w rockets, ar
rived at Frankfort, Germany, the
other day with a more peaceful
load = two giraffeS. The animals
were the first received by the
Frankfort Zoo since an allied air
raid killed the last one in 1913.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22
Land

The government estimates that
there are l,158,566,OOO acres of farm
land in the United States. Individ-
uals, partnerships and estates own
1878 percent of it; corporations, "a
percent; Federal, State and local
governments, AZ percent. The re-
naming 3.6 percent is Indian land
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22
Not The Person He Looks Like

Raymond Harris, of Ventura, Cal,
now has special Identification card,
stating that he is not the man some
people may think he is. The sheriff's
Office issued the card after a postal
clerk saw Harris staring at a"Want-
ed" poster and reported to police
that he had seen a murder suspect
looking at his own picture"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22
Billions For Booze

Mrs Sred J. Tooze, of Evanston
Ill, national recording secretary of
the w. C. T. u, said Americans last
year spent 912 billion dollars for
alcoholic beverages. This compared
with billion dollars spent for
church activity, 212 billion for pub
lie assistance, and eight billion for
education, she declared
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22

Foreign duty pay for Army en-
listed men varies from SO to $3.50
a month, depending on the indi-
vidual's rank. Commissioned of
ficers are not entitled to draw
foreign duty pay.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22
Letter Lands PW In "BlackhoIe"

Representative Charles ]. Arte-
sani, of Boston, now knows why his
brother. M/Sgt Richard T Arte-
sani, didn't want any letters while
he was in a North Korean prison
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22

A young man about town, ap-
preaching a cigar counter behind
which stood cute young thing, said
"Do you keep stationery"
Said the cute young thing: eyes up
to certain point; then 1 just go all
to peices."
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22
Funny Stuff?

Dad did Edison invent the first
talking machine?"
mo, son, God made the first one.
All Edison did was to invent one you
could shut off"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22

my, what a pretty watch" said
the man, admiring small boys new
timepeice. "Does it tell you the
timer"
mo SIR" replied the little fellow,
you gotta look at it"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22

my friend" said the touring poll
tician, whats public sentiment in
these parts
"Well drawled the native, "about
the same as in other parts - mostly
parkin' and spoonin'."
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22

Talkative Barber: Your hair seems
to be turning gray.
Impatient Customer: I'm not sur
prised. Can't you work a little
faster?
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22

Ophelia: What would you do if
you had five dates with a man and
he never attempted to kiss you?
Rosamond I'd lie about it.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22

- ILoeeY. OF THe GENERAL ASSEMBLY GUIDING 60
THESE PEOPLE COME LEARN JUST TO SEE.
Tue QUESTIONS THEY ASK AXE SIGNIFICANT OF TIE
BROAD INTEREST THE PURPOSE OF TIE UNITED NATIONS
Ar4o TAe HOPE n4Ar PEOPLE PLACE THAT ORGANIZATION
FOR TIVE ACHIEVEMENT OF PEACE.