davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-03-01

PERRIN Self-Locking End Gate Fastener for
pickup trucks. Braces box easily opened,
fits all trucks. Write: Engalo. Mcpherson, A,
Kansas
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-03-01

NEW ARMY SURPLUS snow weasels. Only
a few available. Write. wire or phone. Com
munity Gas & Oil Co. Billings, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-03-01

SHOW BUSINESS is cash. Selling beautiful
theaters Martin City, Roman, Roundup. Terms,
Literature McAdam, Livingston. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-03-01

BALER TWINE AND BINDER TWINE. Ask
your local dealer for Blue Bow and Blue Circle
Treated Irvine. Guaranteed Quality, uniform
ity. strength and footage. Wanted dealers, dis
tributors and statesmen. Bob Stone Cordage
Company. National Irvine Distributors, Chart
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-03-01

ONE-wAY and disc grinder. Can be used
in the yard shop or while one-way is work.
ing in the field. No dismantling. Cheap,
simple and easy 20 operate. Write for cir
cular Hyatt Mfg. Co.. Kimball. Nebr.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-03-01

FOR SABE-1950 Model HD7W crawler tractor
with Baker Hydraulic angle dozer. overhauled
and in good shane. George A. Ammen. Turner,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-03-01

NEW HOLLAND Irvine baler. Ike new. used
one season. Has been in shed when not in
use s2.500. H. w. Davis Route 4, Boze-
man. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-03-01

IN STOCK NOw-New and used structural
steel I' beams rods shafts strap iron
priority needed Carl Weissman & Sons. Great
Falls Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-03-01

ON SUN RIVER, 2-bedroom modern home
full basement, double garage gas and cit,
water. liz acres. electric irrigation. mic,
lawn and trees, school across street. B. F
Fast. 1908 Central Ave. West, Great Falls
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SAVINGS ACCOUNT
CONTINUED from Page one)

the quarters, dimes and nickels
were checked and added, Mrs.
Walker said. mind you, this
money came from individuals.
friends and a whole lot of people
| don't even know. This much is
left over. There's some left from
the Navy charity fund that was
given and that is being returned
to them to hold or to use, what
ever they say. The Shrine Club
has more and they are taking
care of that end. But this money
is what was collected just before
and right after the story came
out in the papers"
She also has an itemized ae-
count Of every bit Of money
she had to spend on the trip
to and from Rochester, MIMI,
where little Jasper was exa-
mined in St. Mary's hospital by
Mayo Clinic specialists. That
bill is submitted TO the Key
West Shrine Club. The Roehssf.
er Shrine Club helped TOO. A
complete list Of organizations
which aided will be published
later.
At the end of the hundreds of
names taken down in the blue
notebooks with the amount given
ranging from a dime to ten dol
lars, there is recording of three
joint groups who first answered
the call for needed funds. They
are Church of Christ, 1912;
Navy Wives Club, $40, and the
Drum Bar land friends" $1,000.
The Drum Bar, Truman Ave,
put a gallon jug in public view
with a picture of Mrs. Walker
and the baby clipped from the
initial story in THE Citizen. Do
nors dropped change in the jug
and when it was full, the bar
operator turned over the amount,
jug and all, to Mrs. Walker.
Mrs. Walker emphasized that
the Mayo Clinic specialist in
structed her to take the child to
DR.. Ralph Herr periodically for
examination and current treat
ment. The Clinic also recon-
mended a baby specialist in CO.
raj Gables and told her that DR..
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Herr indicated it was time to see
the doctor, little Jasper would have
to be taken to Miami. When the
child is two years old he will go
back to Rochester, Mimi, for the
needed plate operation.
Meantime, there is still medical
attention being administered to
Jasper and the collected funds,
whatever. whoever and however
the source, are being used spe-
officially for that purpose.
To the people of Key West, to
everyone who gave, Mrs. Walk
er is grateful to the depths of her
heart.
Il wish I could personally
thank everybody, l did answer
all the wonderful letters and the
many beautiful cards 1 received
while in Rochester. and / have
tried to thank the people know"
she said, "But the only way
can tell the scores of folks who
helped, the ones l don't know at
all, is to do it this way, through
the paper. Please write how
feel and tell them that / am
grateful and that I'll never forget
what has been done"
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TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK Up - The stock
market was mixed today with trad
ing quiet after brisk opening.
Price changes were relatively
small with a few issues showing
changes of major fractions or
around a point.
Tending lower were such major
divisions as railroads, motors,
chemicals, and aireraftS, although
each of these sections was able
to show some plus signs.
Steels and aircrafts appeared to
be mastering some strength, but
the display was not impressive.
Among higher stocks we're Union
Pacific, American Telephone, Re-
public Steel, and Radio Corp.
Lower were Chrysler, Douglas
Aircraft, United Aircraft, Admiral
Corp. international Telephone, Al
lied Chemical, American Tobacco,
New York Central, and Standard
Oil (ND.
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Tragedy Bullets
Family In Seattle

SEATTLE IA month ago Jack
Bowes brought his family here
from SturgiS, S. D., because his
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wife's health was poor and doc
tor advised the move.
They found a modest home Just
outside the city and Bowes got a
job with the Boeing Airplane Com
pany.
Then last Friday, the youngest
of their three children, 3-month-old
Cathryn, died in her crib of pneu-
monia.
Yesterday a neighpor offered to
watch out for the other two chill
dren, Lawrence, 4, and James, 2,
while the mother ana father went
to mortuary to make arrange
ments for their baby's funeral.
Lawrence disappeared while the
parents were away.
A search was organized after
Bowes and his wife came home.
1t was only a short time later that
Larry's cap was sighted in q
swamp nearby. Then his body was
seen floating in the water.
There viii be a double funeral
tomorrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-23
Reviewing Stand
BY RAYMER

Water, Water, Everywhere"
by Mary Walsh. pictured by
Helene Carter, published by Alb.
insdon. coksshUrY. Nashville z,
Tenn. ($7l
The story of water, how it
moves, its different classified
tons, how il conditions hand and
as a result, the people who live
there, is told in a simplified rhy-
thmic prose supplement by some
really lovely drawings.
The first portion of the book ex-
plains in general way how
water is never constant, and the
way it travels from the ocean to
the sky and back again to its
source through the cycle Of eva
poration, RECOMMENDATION and
natural phenomena of the wea-
Their.
The second part Of the slim,
but information packed volume
deals with "Quiet Waters" pools,
lakes, then follows with Running
Waters" and tells of mountain
springs, geysers rivers, falls, even
canals. How a rivulet settles into
its own bed and how the gradual
erosion of running water forms
gulches, then canyons and valleys
Is told with brief but thorough
method. In describing the coast
line OF North America. Key West
is mentioned and map OF this
area shown is studded with at
tractive illustrations,
Most Of the Illustrations are in
black and white but some are in
aqua. white and black. Although
the contents are aimed at boys
and girls, even adults viii find
the book interesting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-23

Observations taken at City Office
Key West, Fla, Mar. %, 1853
$500 AN, EST
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Jackie Pung Holds
TwO-StrOke Lead

SPARTANBURG, S. c. Up -
Jackie Pung held a two stroke
lead going into the final round of
the Peach Blossom Betsy RawlS
Invitation Open golf tournament
today under threatening skies.
The last 18-hole round of the
54-hole, s., 500 event was moved up
one day because of rain yesterday.
Mrs. Pung, playing out of Glas-
gov, KY. was last years national
amateur champion and is a former
Hawaiian amateur champ. She had
a 139 for the first 81.
Betsy Rawls, the sentimental
favorite on her. home course,
matched Mrs. Pung's first round
SO but dropped back to a 72 Satur.
day. Women'S par is II.
Another serious threat was Mart.
lynn Smith of Wichita, Kans. She
posted a 20 Saturday for a total
Of 143.
In fourth place was Louise Suggs
of Atlanta, top money winner
among the women pros this year.
She opened with a sensational 50
but needed rs Saturday.
Tied for fifth were Betty Dodd
of San Antonio. Tex, and Beverly
Hanson of Indio, Calf. They had
1905.
Leading the amateurs were Greta
Leone of Chicago and Myrt Ricco-
boni of Sumter, 5. c., tied at 176.
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The
WEATHERMAN
Says

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy and warm today through
Tuesday. Isolated showers or
thundershowers. Gentle to mod
crate winds, mostly southeast and
fresh near showery areas.
Florida: Partly cloudy to cloudy
with scattered showers and a few
thunderShowerS today and Tues.
day. Continued mild.
Jacksonville through the Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico:
Moderate, occasionally fresh,
southeast to south winds today
and Tuesday. Partly cloudy to
cloudy weather with scattered
showers and q few thunder
showers.
Western Caribbean: Moderate,
occasionally fresh, east and south
east winds today and Tuesday.
Partly cloudy weather with isolated
light showers.
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ToMoRRoW'S
TIDES
NAVAL Basel
HIGH Low
gilt am. Am.
S:2S pm. 1929 pm.
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Staten: Key West
Time Of Height Of
Bahia Honda
lhxidGel oh lOm 90 n.
No Name Key
least sndl ---+1h ION
Soea Chica
Station Tide high water
Sandy Ply oh Aorn
Caldes Channel
tnoHth endl +2h l0m
ala n.
t-l--Minus sign: Corrections
to be subtRacfed.
t+l-plus sign: Corrections %
he added.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-23

Relative Humidity II 500 AN.
1870
Barometsr tSsa Lsvsl) 500 AN.
2s.96 inS.-1ol5.2 mbs.
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FTANDS PAT

b from Page One1
| for his colleagues
Ter side Of the issue
| B. Johnson tD.Texl
|tic leader, predicted
lmaiority Of bis party
Join With most Re.
confirmation.
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Happy Easter
Hopes Dim For
Kelly Family
Cannot Get Their
Deaf Child Down
For Holy Week

A young mother walked into
The Citizen today crying, won
dering how she can get her deaf
ten year old son home for a ten
day Easter vacation from the
New Jersey School for the Deaf,
Trenton where he is being edu-
Gated.
Mrs. Thomas Kelly, q, came 10
Key West just before Christmas
because her husband, a World
War II veteran had the best
chance Of his life on a carpenters
job. They brought young Teresa,
0 and Pat, three and one-haf.
Tommy was left behind in the
school on recommendation of
medical authorities.
TonamY's school lets out for
the holidays next week. But
TomInY's family cannot find .
way Of getting the child down
here from Trenton. 4 distance
Of some 1900 miles.
Hope doomed last week when
Mrs. Kelly answered an ad of a
Northern lady who said she was
driving to Florida and would car
ny passenger.
But hope fell when that lady
wrote saying her trip down
would take at least ten days be-
cause she is going to visit many
friends en- route.
Now Mrs. Kelly is in =
svsndsFY. She had hoped to
raise the round trip SSe plane
fare for Tommy through work.
ing nights. That plan was de-
xnolished when she broke her
arm two weeks ago. not only
preventing her from working.
but using up the slim savings.
Though her husband is making
the best pay Of his life as a car
penter here, the Kelly family is
heavily in debt for their trip
down here, for the trailer they
have bought on time, and for
medical bills.
Mrs. Kelly l. writing the
school in Trenton 10 see It they
can find somsone else who
might drive Tommy down. She
IL also wcndering il there Il
some Jersey or PennsYlvania
family hers In Key West who
might drive Tommy ddwn On
April I q z.
II so Mrs. Kelly can be reached
1t the Pearl Trailer Court on
Stock Island, telephone 2-34OS.
In tears today at the dashing
Of her hopes on the ride down
proffered last week, Mrs. Kelly
prays that her Easter win be
complete with her beloved, han
dicapped son, a part Of the farni-
w circle. Tommy was born deaf
after his mother had German
measles. He could not talk until
he was six years old, and suffers
from poor eyesight also.
Despite his handicaps, the
school and the Boy Scouts have
commended Tommy for his hero
ism In saving from drowning
four year old boy at Christmas
time.
"It isn't his fault he Is deaf and
has to be in school up there
while we're down here. / just
hate to think of him all alone
during his ten day vacation"
Mrs. Kelly said.
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REA 1. sNIoER

Word was received yesterday
by Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Levin,
Of the death Of Rea L, Snider Of
Ellaville. Ca. and Key West.
Mr.. Snider is survived by the
widow. the former Thelma Page.
daughter nf the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Page Of this city. one
daughter and ore son.
The funeral viii be held in Ella
vile, Ca. Tuesday, March ~, At
500 ?. n.
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|UP SET FOR

| from Page 0nel
Int Ut Young to bead
rings into office "a
and capacity.
u said Young win be
sentative and ever
lian personnel mat
the President is
impaired the impor.
) rew post to that
pf the budget. and
win attend Cahl-
Evening star., 1953-05-10

THE FRONT c0vERef right stonds: Lois ubst 4Sl2 Setter
poce NV: Eileen Kossow. 37e Calvert NV KshNe
u 100 street NV cooi"e ccp'ts ~ ceeawieh powsy NV
DeY CosteG 23 Fulton NV and Angelo Teh00n 2 Ca
NV sAtins Adssnae Aler VOto piece NV: Tess
e"besh lS Massachusetts NV end coeO DOOmbes 16
ChoiW Dsidge Food NV.
Evening star., 1953-12-11
COMMENDARIE

DEPENDABLE CONSTRUCTIONS; 3Ox
40' full bsmt.; on "a acre. high
elevation: pvt. entrances; facing
Govt. parkway; nr. Suitland and
Andrews Field: 6 master rms;
oh.a.h., air cond.; beautiful hard
large front and rear porch. Safe
for children and place for tho
dog to run. Ideal for child care.
w A NETJMANN 10 q-Q3h3
Evening star., 1953-12-11
ENTERPRISE ROAD

colonial-3;story frame with 2 acres,
lge.. hall. kit. with breakfast area.
bath, 2 hreplaces; End A. 3 bed
rms one with firepl.. lge. hall, bath;
Ord A.. 2 bedrms., lge hall; oil H.
T5. Sa5 kod 10 .a.v mi ts-r to D. g. near r1s; Sqs;
Realtor. HE. 4-3500; ewes, Central
Evening star., 1953-12-11
)on't Worry Dad and Nom
REDUCED 50 450

OPEN SAT. AND SUN. Q TO 8
6s03 Wells pkwy.. Univ. PIX. nr.
Nd U.--New brk. Cape Cod rami
bier. 9 lge. rms. 2 baths and exp.
attic, lge. screened porch. built-in
gar. elec. kit, splendid. neighbor-
JYT 0-CnSO
Evening star., 1953-12-11
BRICK RAMBLER
$1,000 DOWN
UNDER $4,000
MUST SACRIFICE

Less than 5 yrs. old. Contains on
lst floor lge. .liv. rm. with mirrored
flrepl,. separate full din. rm., WALL
der rm. and attach gar; 3 master
bedrms. and Hollywood bath on End
floor. Lge. beautifully finished recr.
rm. with firepl Located in estab-
lished community on lge. level lot.
RFnERrcK Ss Ms GlaTks Rfi, ~ TsTIE S2S3o ar WITH
2461. IA
Evening star., 1953-12-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

Near Dept. of Agriculture
Attractively restored. 1O-rm. brick;
ST 800 down. Call Mr.. Van Eek
with MEzZANOTTE & CO.. CO
$4,000. Ii. 7-5443. liz
Evening star., 1953-12-11
SILVER SPRING
RAMBLER-S13.95O

SILVER SPRING
RAMBLER-$13,950
R5iak ds rm fun eleespit ssmt k %ao Hsarms eoss
$4,000 loan. payable ss1.5o pc;
Woodmoor Area-$14,50O
:-story; liv. rm.. with nrepl; pine.
rms, on md A.: full bsmt.: fencec
rear yard. Newly dec. Terms.
CAPE COD-$16,950
Brick. full bsmt., with outside entr.
liv. rm., with firepl.. sep. din. rm.
equipped kit, 2 bedrms. and bath or
1st. f.; open stairway to expansible
End f. for 2 future bedrms. with
plumbing roughed in for full baht
James G. Conley & Co.
$40 Ga. Ave. JU. $500 TIL 9
SILVER SPRING
$3.50 down, $128 per mo.-Beautiful
new, 2-bedrm. brick bungalow. with
full bsmt. and expansible attic:
S11,95O, o full price for q pretty
2-bedrm... det. bungalow, with Q full
bsmt. This is q dream home. on
lge. level lot; veterans or non.
veterans.
$13,950. full price-Three-bedroon
brick rambler; Anchor fenced leve
lot; Wheaton area; low payments
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
JU. $4,000 TIL IL Pm.
Evening star., 1953-12-11

BETHESDA
Walking distance to NH. A home for
the children, on q dead-end street;
.dsm dssashes Scr ersk sd. Vta pa1e tEsf1i6 tep ID
Tecr. Tm., garage. Ice. i1; fenced d'ii reaT a4
Kinks REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO. 2-677S Ewes. OIL. 4-28O6
WHEATON, AREA
Brick rambler; 3 bedrms.. lge. liv.
Tm'' ,as bright psst kit; rf full bsnt3 nt3 tiled
lRiPsss; KiRKs REALTY sili ny CO.. REALTORS
HO. 2-677S Ewes. OIL. 2-47O4
WHEATON,, MD.
low. full bsmt.; 4 years old; level
lot. completely fenced; gas hot-air
heat: storm windows and doors;
new 1sTooo insulated siding. $4,000
ss.OOO oWaER: SYN 10. s-sase lis
BETHESDA
This 4-bedrm. Cape Cod is appealing
to the pocketbook as well as the eye
The liv. rm. contains firepl. and
kit.; daylisht dry bsmt. with frepi.
Terms to responsible purchaser,
trades considered. A. " PIsANI,
STnes- ST1 S-t}is builder OIL 4-76oo; eyes eyes
BETHESDA-$14,950
3-bedrm. brick bungalow; walking
distance to Naval Hosp. NH.
schools, shopping and Transports
tion; .h.-w.h., automatic washer
and dryer; larger kitchen with
Home, 1a Acre; $23, $50
Hs5: !: real .sclo yaus s.tP.:s. X Bradley bVd Sd
custom built. 6-room, split-level
brick home. garage. fun basement
and screened porch with expansibie
4th bedroom and bath already
roughed in; beautiful wooded sec
tion.
CROSS & PERRY, INC.
Evening star., 1953-12-11

Sill. Spg. .-Kensington
$12,500
2 pEDRMs.. ASBESTOS SINGLE
TuLL 5Lv BsMT, En- EXP. ATTIC Level
$l2,500
2-bedrm. brk. rambler. liv. rm. with
flrepl.,. lot with many trees, neal
st. Johns Parish.
$14,950
8 BEDRMs.. BRICK AND FRAME
LEVEL LOT. ASSUME LGE. 4% G1
$4,000
3-bedrm. brk. rambler. liv. fm. with
flrepl.. scr. porch. wall-to- wall car.
peting, level lot.
$17,500
3-BEDRM. BRK. RAMBLER, ~
BATHS, FULL BASMT. WITH REC
RIM.
$21,950
Bedrms., Q baths. full bsmt., rec
rm.,. driveway, level lot.
LEACH & CRONIN, INC.
LO. $1,000. JU. 1885. RA. 3-4711
Evening star., 1953-12-11
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

ALEX. RosEMoNT AREA-2-bedrm,
brick; sep. din. rm.; stove and
refgr.; bsmt.. rec. rm.. outside entr.
gas heat: nice lot. Owner leaving
city, must sell. Only Sill 800. easy
sssso. sefms; Al AZ, SMITH EEEAALTY. kL
Continued on Next PsSO
Evening star., 1953-12-11
HILLCREST, D. c.
$19,95O
ONT " EHvT

Never 0g0in such value IN this 0fea
Of expensive homes. Now you can
AFFORD to live In .Hillcrest. But
there viii be no more. Only $4,000
down with flexible terms 10 suit.
They have warm Colonial charm with
all latest equipment and features
for modern Lying; SUMMER n?
Tsll1planned rms MS cciorsd i. tile bath,
tom kit, Colonial firepl.. daylisht
bsmt. and artistic interiors.
Drive out Branch ave. s.e. Q blkS.
past Alabama ave. to Camden st.,
left on Camden 2 blks. to new
homes.
Open Sat. SUM-, l It'll 6
ALDRE, INC.
LU. 4-o747, 1910 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
Evening star., 1953-12-11
EXCLUSIVE AREA

H4AOL0 ~ - 1A4VIx1
One blk. of Penna. ave. s.e. First
a. has / bedrm. with powder rm..
rm., lovely mod. kit; 2 lovely bed
rms. and bath upstairs. Lee. rec.
rm. with wood burning fireplace in
bsmt. Det. garage. What else are
you looking for? Priced right. Shown
by appointment. ]. NJ. MEDLEY.
sole akent. 10. S-5777. Ill
Evening star., 1953-12-11
COLORED

HERE WE PRESENT for the first time
q group Of houses remodeled to per-
fection in the tradition of yeSter-
year these lovely homes. built in a
quiet court feature living room with
with Republic steel sink and cabinets.
GE refrigerator, garbage DISPOSAL
exhaust fan and gas range. , sunny
bedrms. and ceramic tile bath. gas
heat and private garden. 1t will be
well worth your time to inspect these
houses priced at $3.50 with $4,000
down and monthly payments of
S77.5O. We can arrange for immedi-
ate occupancy. Open Thursday and
Friday, g pm. to 9 p.m.: Sat. and
Sun, IL noon It'll 6 pm. Directions:
18th st. Sc. bet. B and c sts. and
GESSFORT COURT OPEN SIGNS.
CHARLES B. YODER
MA. S-321O Ia
Evening star., 1953-12-11
BETHESDA
HUGE RANCH HOME

CUSTOM BUILT
Individually designed for q family
plan with . bedrooms and bath.
den or 3rd bedroom and bath. Beau
tiful electric kitchen. 34-ft. living
dining room with fireplace. Laree
util. rm., big screened porch. 2-car
ssraes ssat.oa sac Scs5ea Can n AZ Mr. EVsns
WO $4,000. with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
5000 Conn. Ave. KE. 1880
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Look Mamma and Papa

LOOK MAMMA anu Pdpa
Old Santa himself. and give your
precious family the gift OF 0 life
time: for 5000 dn. and payments
less than rent you can move right
into this sparkling 5-rm. bungalow:
equip: kit. full bsmt.: gas heat: nr.
UN. 4-0531: ewes. 10. s.2oo2'
SUN REALTY. INC.
Don't Worry Dad and Nom
5000 down. payments like rent. You
can put your Christmas tree in your
own liv. rm. This lovely 5-rm.
doll house. It's vacant. clean &c Q
pin and move right in. Call me for
details. Miss Gillespie, UN. 4-053I;
ewes, 10. $4,000. SUN REALTY.
INC.
Evening star., 1953-12-11
ParkWood-B Bethesda
READY FOR OCCUPANCY
GI FINANCING AVAILABLE

OL. N-Uh4E
DIRECTIONS: Out Wis. ave. ext. Ia
Cedar lane list street after passing
on Cedar lane and left at Parkwood
DIR. to 9916. Open Sat- and Sun.
noon It'll dark 10
Evening star., 1953-12-11

$500 fSi y; boRs. s7sS4ti sss per mo-: brick.
to all schools. RAYMOND J. LYNCH
CO.. LO. 4-6400. LO. 5-SS54. Ill
NOW HEAR THIS! A beauty fol-
S1S,S00; big liv. rm. with 1irepl.,
sep. din. rn1.. 3 spacious bedrms.,
full bsmt., fenced yard. CLAUDE
WOOD. ~; $1,000; .o
and bedrm. downstairs; Q bedrms.
up; stone front. CLAUDE WOOD.
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Call Mr.. Joseph J. Shefr
CAFRITZCO

3 ROOLS-S BATHS
Lovely, oemidet. brick: side-hall Ontr.
lge., modern kit: den and sun porch;
2 full bath On End a.. plus nice apt
make pymt. on loan. "a real buy
and q real home.) Mr.. Hammond
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y. S. Policy Confusing on Genocide

sought persistentlY to get the
Senate to act in conformity with
the U. N. on the genocide issue.
He was ignored.
When Nazi persecution of Jews
began in 1888 the term "genocide"
was coined by Prof. Rafael Lem
kin of the Yale Law School. It
was first introduced by him at
the League of Nations. Genocide
was later recognized as an inter-
national crime by the United Ma
tons.
The pact does no more than
commit the contracting govern
ments to punish those guilty of
genocide. It cannot in itself be
regarded as a very formidable
barrier against the offense it pro-
hibits. But it is a cornerstone Of
the structure of an international
law which might one day project
the human rights Of individuals.
Prof. Lemkin said the list of
the Al nations which have ac-
coded to or ratified the pact reads
like ga roll of honor of humani-
Etarian nations, and their contri-
buttons will be remembered for
ever" The Soviet Union is not
on that honor roll. Neither is the
United States.
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Nazis, our enemies in World War
III, which has resulted in the ex-
termination of some 100000
Jews" He pointed out that "the
United States has cooperated in
the past with other nations in the
suppression of such lesser Of
lenses as the killing of fur seals.
It is natural that other nations
took to the United States for CO.
operation in the suppression of
the most heinous offense of all
the destruction of hum n
groups"
Former President Truman