davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09
Charles Town Results
BY the Asseeiated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: IA miles.
Picthel tAustin) 2I.OO 1850 1.2O
Epic Chance (Gardner) 1850 $50
Blew Away Block 1910
Gritty. Fidelitas, Route Four, Ned
Canron, Blind Mother, Count Raybern,
Havev 9 Time, 2:16.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing: 3-year-oldS: z furlongs.
Miss Bobbi IG'dner) $3.50 1910 $40
Pennsylvania russo $50 4.2O
Rolling Boy (BelH $50
Big Battle Just Fair, Friar Bill Big
Match. Quo Yards, Malzinia, Kilfenora.
Time, | 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09
Saratoga Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Jam Session (Rod'eZ) 1880 $50 $40
FaneIi's Alley (O'Brien) 1890 40
Axel Munthe (AtkinsOn) $40
Vocabulary. Sun Master, Mad Maid,
Query. Miss Baron, Son Fen. Repu-
diate, Carys Hope, Sea Bob. Time, 1927.
Cook-Ackerman entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500: q
year-old maiden colts and geldings: 61a
furloneS.
Way Thorn (W'house) 1850 $50 $40
b Mel Leavitt Mayer $50 $50
BuSher'S Beam (MOrenO) $40
a Red Ran BERTHE. b Single O.. Cronus.
Oak Tree First Come, Valley King,
Black Record, KindyaliS. Time, 1:O72s.
q Wright-Kline entry.
Brown entry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09

Famous B. F. Goodrich Sill
vertowns give you extra
safety, greater driving COM
fort, more mileage. Be safe
with the tire that comes on
new cars - trade now.
Evening star., 1953-07-09
SUMMER CURTAINS

80 Royon Greeion Shirbock Mor-
quisette Curtains: SO" wide to poir
in 54". IN, 90" lengths; 1870"
wide to poir. 90'' long: ivory -
40 Orion Tier Curtains; 36" Iona,
II" wide to poir. ivory
Is Extro Wide Royon Morquisette
Curtains; 2lo" wide to poir, 90"
long --
29 Rutfled EyeIet Oreondy Curtoins,
l58" wide to poir, 90" long; 228'
wide to poir, 3d., 90" long -
9th Floor, Washington Sto
Evening star., 1953-07-09
CRIBS, MATTRESSES

7 storkIine Cribs, double drop
sides. plastic teethine rolls.
nursery decoIs.. Four position
adjustable spring. Wox birch
finish
10 StorkIine Cribs, dropside, 4 po-
sition adjustable spring. Wox
birch finish
II Innersprine Crib Mattresses,
pink or blue nursery ticking in
waterproof plastic ticking
Infants Furniture, End Floor,
Evening star., 1953-07-09
DRESSES

Were NOW
So Cool Cottons and Lightweight
Royon Prints in youthful styles 6eo to
for mothers-to-be. Broken sizes 800 500
End Floor, Washington, Siluer Spring
and PARKtngton
Evening star., 1953-07-09
JUNIOR MISS COATS, SUIT!

IS AII-Wool StoIes; suede, nov
city fobrics; white and postels
3rd Floor, Washington
As AIl-Wool Junior Toppers in
suedes, fIeeces, novelty fobries;
navy, white, posteIs; 9 to IS
in the group
SO Junior Toppers in oII-wooI
fIeeces, suedes, tweeds and
checks; navy, white, posteIs;
oto 5 in the group
3rd Floor, Washington; IN
SilUer Spring and PARK
Evening star., 1953-07-09
DRAW CURTAINS

$50 Royon FoiIle Draw Curtons,
deep pinch-pIeoted tops for sim
gle windows Use 2 or more
poir for wider windows. Deco
rotor's coIors. 54" to 81" long. as
Fl reoulor or troverse rods, pr 5.
9th Floor, Washington: 3rd
SilUer Spring and Parking
Evening star., 1953-07-09
JUNIOR MISS COATS AND

lo Royon FoiIIe Busters in navy
and black; sizes 9 to ! 5 in the
group
IS Junior Antique Silk Busters in
oquo, gold, rose, blue, navy,
black; fitted and boxy styles;
to IS in the group ~
10 Junior Miss Pastel Fleece Coots
in blue, pink, gold; 9 to 5 in
to group
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1953-06-21
APARTMENrs FURNISHED

C0LORED-1 RM., kit. and hath n
sShsSs; re- $40. 1913 Meridian pi.. TU. O.
COL0RED-Two RMS, kit. mi in NV
Sec, conv. to transp,; S6b. Share
bath with one. Box s12-K. Star.
COLORED-Two ROOMS, kitchen %
prinyIadtss pnIds bath. employed couple. TU'
COIoRED-APT. FOR RENT. Rz1 7m,.
kit; and bath; S67 so. Furn. TO sij seij
C0LORED-l. 2 AND 5 ROOM APIS,
81 SSi,f ho os'?ssssfSi ssfsi NV. and n's'S $50
bath; Reas. rent. Ii. 6-23O9. - i ~
COLORED-BSMT. APT, lge. bedrm.
kit. and bath; quiet, refined per.
sons only; no drinking; SIS VIZ.
CoL0RED-NR. GA Gx: AVE. W Slx9Soi and Oh.
QUIET. 1 SsdfR. IA. 5.4sss'h sltij share bath; very
COLORED - 1-ROOM, kitchenette
2-Ob69 ewes. all day Sunday. "a
COLORED-4I3 d ST. MCLEAN
comfortable sgle. rm., semipyt. lit.
bath: S11 wk. Ii. 6-O911.
COLORED-1 RIM. with pvt. kit. and
share bath for quiet. settled lady OF
CPL. no children; will rent reas. tc
right person. Ii. 3-3261.
COLORED-1317 IRVING ST. NV
2 private rms; quiet: equip. kit
and bath; suit 2 or A; no child
newly dec. Other apts. HO. 2-5565
Evening star., 1953-06-21
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

GEoRGETOWN-Three rms, kit. and
bath, newly deeor.: IN exclu: !9in1 s9maa
s.'sI1s5ss. s.sHss: ewes. c.l RA. s-S7s4. !-ss
icsS sS 1S.s bsss sT sa;n Nh .e ss7g6 a!E !ad aas
$73.20. see res. mgr. or PHONE
isnS ana bath. s. t. Suit Suitable for / Pc Person;
s2' g. per er "a: "a. Sao1sf. Gsl1i No. M
NATIONAL AIRPORT-Large one
bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit. and bath apt;
avail. in this popular ALEXANDRIA
area: located on MT. Vernon blvd;
At Sc, BsihfDES 81 Ss lansi saiNNa Fsessf L1cas CHS
CO.. 1906 II st. NV. Ma. s-2346.
HERE ARE GOOD vALUES-A-1 To-
cation and nicely furnished one and
two bedrm. apis. Just OF Penna;;
neiehborhood. One bedrm. avail.
now, 500; two bedrm., $l1O, avail:
July /; all utils incl. INQUIRE OF
22s1e qEe pEe st. saANN0NN On & &s1sQG a9GHs
7th AND EAST CAPITOL-Entire FIR,
Well hms furn pvt: SO S'sn mc L. 5rts tsss5S si55SSi:t'
ideal location, reasonable. Call JU.
9-3959 for appt. after / pm. Sun.
ALEX.-Liv: rm., bedrm., kit. pvt.
bath; empl. couple. TIE. 6-2727;
1923 CHAPLIN ST. NV. 1st .floor-
Newly decor, large liv. rm., bedrm:.
Couple, no pets or Children; ss5 mo
CAPITOL HILL-Corner apartment
conysnient. utilities; $50. Lincoln
MI: tIo'TT TPTlEAsANr-a rooms, kitchen
nicely furn.- AID. 4-7052. ."
TWO ROOMS, kitchenette, $40 week
quiet, employed couple, no drinking
One large room, 81 week. 637. A
BaAisiEMiENr. pvt, entrance. 3 room,
and bath; mr.: transp. and shopping
center: eWEoorkinE couple only. Cal
lSie Ma' Va 71e2Hh aVE. s.w.-s rooms, bath
pvt. entr.. redecorated: quiet: utili-
ties: near downtown and govt
eGso G:SSS' sth ST. N.w.-1 rm.. kit
r%o %sj ROOMS. ia MHs71aS; Kitchen, dinette. bath
habits. Excel. transp. Ii. 7.1236
I-BEDRM. APT. in apt. building
Georgetown section. Adults only
$94.S1 plus utils. RE. 1926. :-2f
freshly decorated: $75 per mo. Apt
No. 80 1928 Md. ave. ne. se'
janit0r3S to a. Sunday
Evening star., 1953-06-21
ALEXANDRIA AREA
BELLE VIEW APTS.

Are accepting applications for / and
3 bedroom apts. Rental includes
utilities and janitor service. Ideal
location, overlooking the beautiful
Potomac. Excellent bus service into
D. c., main Navy Bldg. and the
Pentagon. Good school. large shop
ping center. once located on prem
ises ct 6O1 Belle View blvd. Open
daily 9-4:30; Sat, 9-12:30: Sum-,
Evening star., 1953-06-21
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

PENNA. AVE, DOWNTOWN
327 9th ct. SEE rms. housekeep-
ing apt, front; conf. furn.; $50
month including utilities adults
Evening star., 1953-06-21
APARTMENTS UNFURNlshED
200 MARYLAND AVE- rooms.

800 MARYLAND AVE- rooms,
partly furnished; convenient to
ssse ssssetssTs elfsn AJF ~ SM SM4s4 :o- .,
GsSisGa 6es Sedrn as aissstSS' ss.Ss' S ns.
nm. with fireplace. din. rm. and Kit.
Unusual opportunity; S125 per mo.
4. 8. GARDINER Sss, g. Co. 1881 L st.
The CANffERBsutRY" Beautifully
kept, carefully managed downtown
elevator bldg, walking distance most
Govt dspts: 7O4 3rd st; NV; re-
nsa 6Fsh aaS1ts %0dsrn onlg Sih 9Sst det sm ssan:
kit; and bath apt; $50; utilities;
''THE S6GHsTA"Wc;ort. e; TO- N. Y. and
n. J. .aves. NV. Available July /.
INSPECT now; clean, modern apts.
downtown bids; rms. kit. and
SSS55; retned adults only. Apply
r1KSMAA r1ilSi Af!xi fP!xiRk. sa1S Garland ave.
all-elec. kit. tile bath. pvt. entr.:
couple or ladies. no children:
use OF large back yd. JU. 9-443s.
1434 18th PL. s.E.-rwo rms, bath.
kit. with refsr.; utils. furnished.
hLMAh NAhDENS-A lovely garden
s.Tera SDs 0ns anG ,va can ,.ds now offer
Rentals one shq 'TS sS SIS. sssfn incl aOsii al
reach: Out Biadensburg I'd. ne. to
Peace Peace Cross, bear rt: on Defense
one mile to Hamilton St; Mr: Star.
iSS4s sissss' CO.. 1865 Il II Nssos s. NV sz'
2 BGDRMs.. lse. liv. rm., kit. and
q Sdi9,est3tes' ,s3e' pvt. bath; util. Incl. AD.
NEW oNE-BEDRM. APIS. avail now.
Located in Sc; Washington's new:
have private front and rear en-
Rentals from from $sS 80; plu; ali utiis.
ssa4cb NsaT BSlng oss relG and and Naval Re-
sfsnsD; 81 sHANNoNo Se y s00G IucHs saGsS co.. sos
NATIoNAE trHR s. AiRPoRT-IaTse fGst'' one.
bedrm.. liv, rm., kit, and bath apt.
area. Located on Mt: Vernon blvd.
;nsl. ii atiIs. sHANNoN b %gcAss
rG2RRomaSo GR asofp fpARkst e. !ss ns Manor MA sss45 si9
Lge., airy. arm, kit, and bath;
zig Sih 81 81: NV $-Gn rms. 49, kit. and
PAIN: PAIN. ~ exceiient cond;; entire 2nd
$50; includes utils. dogs allowed.
RA. 6-2295 or Ii. 4-S431.
DOWNTOWN-6-rm apt, heat incl,
entire 4th floor. 927 G St NV.
Will redecorate. Only SS5. WASH.
9REENLAWN APTs.-sec. / and Q,
Eastern and NJ H. aves-1- -bedrm.
apt, $50; 2-bedrm. apt. S97. so.
Incl. utils. Excel. transp. JU. S-4934.
OPP. PARK, near Capitol. 5O7 C st.
ne, newly dec, 3 attr. lge. rms, kit,
bath, back ward. Open Sat, Sum-,
2-5. JU. 7-6277. -21
Evening star., 1953-06-21
2O9 ATLANTIC ST. Sc.
1 BEDRM., S72.5 MO.
2 BEDRMS., SS2 so MO.
PLUS UTILITIES

Lee. modern apis. with OF f-street
parking and outside lines for clothes.
Laundry and storage facilities. Near
schools and large shopping center,
Bus at door to downtown. Key al
apt. 5. Directions: Out South Cap.
SIDNEY 2. MENsH & CO.. ma.
S-6440. -21
Evening star., 1953-06-21

CLAIRE APIS, S. E.
Modern fireprooi bldss.; large rooms.
cinerator. near schools. churches.
stores, bus. Freshly decorated 2.
bedrm. apts., $50. One -bedrm. apt.
S75 incl utils. See Janitor, Apt.
A-3. 3715 End st. Sc. Call Ma.
S-967S. --22
800 9th ST. s.E.-2 bedrms., newly
dec; heat and h. ". furn. Further
details, call Mr.. Adams.
L. R. TURNER, REALTOR
600 7th st. S.W. ME. S-0400.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

Realtors
ma. 6-6020 sos North Capitol st.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

AND 1-BEDRM. APTs.
in NV. Mod. elevator bldg. Conv
to shopping and transp. All utils.
included En1iciencies $63. 40; l.
bedrms: $75: :35-S7S.90. Apply Jan
is1E F1ss isse ssoTHERs. dlEaas ST. NV DEF DEFY
18TH ST. NV, near Statler. Walk
up, 3rd and 4th floor. 8 rooms. kit.
2 baths; completely renovated.
Adults only. Refs. Box 29-L, star.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

Open all week, 40. Two 1-bedrm.
apts.; patios and fireplaces; cool,
conv. and charming. Will furn.,
Sl25 and $135 mo. CO. 5-46S9.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

WASHINGTON CIRCLE APTs.
Air-cond. eficiencies, $500. sol SO.
and 1-bedrm. apt. $131.50: apt,
S79.50: conv. to shopping and
transp.; all utilities and secretarial
service included. Elk. 3-7640.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

0A0u VI WVulNA. SSGs 1O1O 1uVAd
st. NV. Sun. Ia.
ROOM, modern kit and bath, S45
per mo. Utils. not incl co. 5-S606.
''THE CANTERBURY. 7o4 srd NV.
Clean, modern. attractiyely fur.
beautifully kept downtown bldg.
Utilities included. $75; refined
adults; Apply Apt. 16.
rm., Kit. and bath. $50. AP. 7-23O0.
5l2S CONN. AvE.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
ssiitis. ssitis 01sa En. sus4i$. usii$ f4 ffHay PM. nans''
BACHELOR APT; centrally located.
rSso So psiE pnEiMSNT LsSSSS .RD. N.w.-Bsms.
apt; private entr.; men or girls;
SsG Ssi1s' cd2GmSis pFi 2d2Ssljp lin. Nv,-n.m...
sdaIts: edSiIt;' sss; s front; HI Ink: $40. o'n'
FOE RKNT-Nice apt. with rfgf.;
blk. to bus; excel. local. nr.
MaFd@sa p; lHossL s7oo ssts st.
Evening star., 1953-06-21

GEORGETOWN-one bedrm.. liy. rm.,
kit. and bath; / or 2 empl. ladies, or
cple: partly furn.; S65. AID. 2-O474.
VIRGINIA-313S No. 10th st. rms,
kit. and bath; $75 mo-. incl. utilities.
spect call ia. 4-l516 or Me. s-54O2.
No. Bedford st. 2
rms, kit. and bath; S75 mo-. Incl.
utilities. Adults only lined. occup.
TO inspect call ia. 4-4511 or Me-,
Evening star., 1953-06-21

Pvt, 2 rms, Kit. and bath. Adults
RANDOLPH ST. Mr.. 9TH NV.
Basmt. apt. sep. entr., 2 rms, kit.
ana PLANiF Plan Stsisi Z aoRpoS, tasE, INC. Nc.
1874 Park Rd. NV. co. 5-0S37
Evening star., 1953-06-21

1880 r ST. NV.
Q RMS, KIT. AND BATH. S92 so
l H. :, KIT. AND BATH, $61.25
RIM. AND BATH. $56 TO $50.
In m0dern eleY. and SNitchhOard bldg.
The Arizona post., 1953-04-03
A Displaced Arab Tribe Returns

While their village being built they were
moved to Ramle to wait. They pitched their Be-
double-type tents in open field and the man
found work in the town. Their womenfolk con-
tinued to keep house in the traditional way, to
bake their flat Arab bread on open brushwood
fire, to pound their clothes clean with smooth
round stones, to keep their chickens and goats in
the tent. But their children began to go to school
in Ramle learning not only Hebrew but another
way of life. And today it was the 80 children OF
the 50 families who shouted with pleasure as they
ran through the trees to their clean new white
houses each with a halfacre of surrounding
ground on which vegetables will be grown between
the olive trees. Two acres more will be assigned
to each family for communal farming. BY the
years end, there will be village shop, meeting
hall, kindergarten and clinic.
Brothers
The ceremoney over Sheikh Jusef Mohammed
walked through the trees to his house. In one
hand he carried a letter from Mekorot, ISraePs
public water company, which said that since the
government had paid for the pipes, the village
was already connected to the main water lines
and within a few weeks each house would have its
own tap In the other hand he carried a duplicate
of the Jewish National Fund Golden Book certl-
ficate his tribe had presented to their friend Sha
lom Sverdlow, who works in the Land department
Gedara and it was he who had never forgotten
the promise given the Juarish-that one day his
people would bring the tribe back to Israel, as
brother citizens of the new state
Israel Speaks.
The Arizona post., 1953-04-03
By JOAN COMAY

At $3.50 a recent February afternoon Foreign
Minister Moshe Sharett and Agriculture Minister
Peretz Naphta lent their presence to the opening
of new Arab village. Two and half miles from
Ramle, it had been built in sylvan setting OF
olive trees. Shaggy sheep moved slowly through
the grove.
SheilxE's Speech - :
There was reason for the attendance OF two
such high-ranking Cabinet Ministers, for the
hundred or so people who had gathered on little
hill crowned with flags Then their Sheikh rose
up and read speech in flowing Arabic which be-
gan: "Honored Ministers, I am honored to be
among you today, when, in accordance with its
promise our state is handing over to us, the Juar-
ish Arabs our new village" Many, the Sheikh
went on were the miserieS his tribe had endured.
For generations they had lived in the village of
Katra in the south near Gedera, and had always
been firm friends with their Jewish neighbors.
When the war came and the other Arabs fled, the
Juarish tribe also left-but only because the Jews
Arab friends would be the first to be killed But
they promised that if victory came they would
help the JuariSh return At Hebron, said the
Sheikh they were worse treated than other refu-
gees because of their known friendship with the
Jews Eventually they found their way back and
the Israel government settled them at Migdal Cad.
With Migdal very close to the Egyptian-occupied
GAIA strip, it was then decided to give the Juarsh
a choice between receiving compensation for their
land and leaving the country, or Of being settled
farther north. The Juarish chose the latter.
The Arizona post., 1953-04-03

Mr.. Alkow was in Tucson two
years ago in behalf of the Israel
bond drive. He also was a leader
of the progressive" minority fac
ton which opposed the Zionist
resolution on political identifica-
ton with the General Zionists in
Israel. He hopes to have ZOA
House become a vital link be-
tween Israel and visitors from
the u. S.
The Arizona post., 1953-04-03

Someone mentioned that many
Israelis regard Prime Minister
David Ben-Gurion as if he were
the Messiah himself. Remarked
another Israeli: There is slight
difference between Ben-Gurion
and the Messiah: Ben-Gurion
does not want to go, and the Mes
siah does. not want to come"
The Arizona post., 1953-04-03
AIkoW New Head
Of ZOA House

Jacob Alkow, prominent Los
Angeles Zionist, was appointed
director of ZOA house in Tel
Aviv. He will become adminiStra-
tor of this cultural, investment
and tourist center, supported by
American ZioniStS.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-12
Draft Evasion
Charges Dropped

SAN FRANCISCO Calf Dec L
Draft evasion proceedings against
japanese American who had
served in Japan's naval air force as
a cadet during World War II we're
dismissed this week 1t was learned
he had already enlisted in the Uni
ted States Army.
Masanori Kusuda 26. a Santa
Cruz strawberry rancher had been
cited for failure to report for in
duction by his draft board in Homo
lulu He had never received his
induction notice. and when FBT a
gents interviewed him last month
he announced he was perfectly will
ing to join the army
He did so Dec l, and U S Com
missioner Joseph Karesh dismissed
the complaint against him
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-12

Mailbag

eKoREaN CT STUDENTS EARNINGS NOT crRBED
Prompted by the approaching Christmas asonnith demands
money reasons-many attending
schools colleges under the CT Bill have
Administration there any the
part reported
to VA
VAS that much
they provided with their class workand
to be
QUALIFYING however applies
taking training college
ceiling applies taking on-heiob
regarding reporting But this eeng-$slo
per nonth-puts limit how much veteran may earn
JOB anee under the Korean CT
pei month all souceswages and
government allowance VA scale down its allow
ance bring This ceiling applies to all
on-te Job anees regardless allowance they
receting If veteran however than 1910
larry, lie allowance
Here's with dependents the begin
ming CT Bill allowance With dependent it's $S5
With more than dependent month Under the law
this allowance is reduced months the
terans training progresses his earning ability increases
tits VA rcnds applies onhe job training It does not
asp, to KORAN training at school Or college
q QUESTION WEEK
@ Premiums Ga my National Insurance policy are IN
Ger waiver locally and permanently disabled of many
months hayg policy but I'd like to convert it to perma
rent plan May / Go So premiums being waived?
Yes You may convert om policy permanent plan
6e than endowment or be required take medical
examination
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-12
PAGE THREE
DeathCose
Japanese War Bride Freed on Bond,
Admits Strangling Her Baby Boy


CHICAGO IL my Japanese bride who stranslcd
her baby then attempted
STAY the
friends. whose ioenty they eeelired to
SIZE y has II custody her
Charles.
ley where MIS- Bnton lived husbands family
She Dougherty
plea attorneys of Chicago
Japanese
Pooh anasistan attorney approved
tie plea for bond
Mrs appeared apparently virtually
collapse She supported police matron Of the time
Nevertheless her Ct expessonless
As she vas helped out ct tn courtroom
toward the judges
Jury recommended that Mrs Briton
be held o grand Jury Of a omurder
When she arrest mother Of
o said simply Z am rev lonely" In halng told
abuse by the senior AZ wife Evelyn
AL the TIM they your baby sons ba
by They they That no speak
English Isa please teach me-
"rhen they say okay okay, they do not teach me
They tell me crazy baby but crazy want
to stay children and wait for my husband
love my hu nd very much He very love
children
demanded more money for their monthly snare
The Japanese month instead Of $50 she said
They blamed her and eating like horses she said
and accused her of being unahful to their
Mother told ne pcye. car have Brtton said Z
kill my Charley I kh myself"
TIE bewdered mother stands feet 10 inches and weighs 30
no3nds has tauPhe Esuko Doris she explained
at she had happy husband at air force bases IN feh
v3niaa and Michigan
The couple married years ago in Nhsata Japan anu QUO
o 10 the United States husband p months ago
MIC Fvey, Btton said tried to do her best TO make
her nanese happy and the family had meiooeo
In everything
I've taken her everywhere with me but I'm AFRAID she ao not "
taa or American ways would laugh and Joke she ho
in mind we laughing at he
- has brqn nothing but inconsistencies and heartbeak Tor he
dd she could not why her husband mad 10 go
- d eay, l again her with US because Whatever NY
con wanted to make him happy wanted for him and he wanted net
=, .tay with is White away
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-12

PUYALLUP-Mrs. Arthur Yamxaa
p O. Box III. Milton Wash
7oRTLaND--TOn1 Okazaki
7404 N. Denver. Portland. Greg
rACOMA-YaSuko Hashimoto
1716 Fawcett Ave Tacoma. Wash.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-12-12

YAKHMA--Mrs Kara Kondo
SOB Lynn Place. Yakima, Wash.
SPOKANE-Marth Tsuji
618 South Grant St
Spokane 3, Wash
ONTaRIO-Shig Hironaka
Box TAI. Ontario. Orek.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-02-07
NeWsForVeteIanS

The cost of operating Veterans Admin
stration during the fiscal year 1852 took
less than five cents out of each tax dollar
that VA spent in that year, VA announced
Cash benefits took slightly more than
70 cents.
h Medical benefits and veterans counsel
ing took nearly ID cents.
And construction and repairs took a
little over 2 cents.
This information is contained in VAS
annual report for fiscal 1862, now on sale
at the Government printing office in Wash
ington, d. G.
VA spent $500 billion during fiscal
1862, ending June 80, 1862. Of this amount
S4.86 billion was spent from funds appropri-
ated by the Congress and the balance, from
trust and other funds.
The amount spent from appropriated
funds came from the taxpayers whereas,
the amount spent from trust and other
funds came from the premiums paid by
veterans ON their CT life insurance for
which VA acts as the trustee, and from
sources other than the taxpayers.
Of the $4.S6 billion spent from the tax
payers dollars, 1885 billion was distributed
in cash benefits to or in behalf of veter-
ans or their dependents and beneficiaries
under laws enacted by Congress. This repre-
sents 1872 percent of the expenditures from
the taxpayers dollars.
The remaining 81 billion of expenditures
from the taxpayers money was spent as
follows:
1864 million, or 4.8 percent, for medical,
hOSnjta1 and dOroiciliory caro foy ho To-
gally authorized travel of veterans; for the
counselng of veterans under the education
and training laws that VA administers and
for the buriel of veterans who died in VA
installations.
1924 Million or 4.8 percent, for admin
strative costs, including those for medical,
hospital and domiciliary care; and:
S113 million, or 2.3 percent, for the
construction of new hospitals and other VA
buildings and for major alterations, i'm
provements and repairs to VA hospitals and
installations.