davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-18

YOUNGSTOWN JET tower cleo
trio dishwasher for sale. Two
years old. $3.50. Good as new but
see Harold Tolley, Columbia Falls.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-18
Too Late to Classify

NOTICE = STRAYED TO MY
place. One white-faced heifer
calf. Owner may have same by
paying for this ad. Call 255x2, E.
L. Brown. ATS
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-18

WANTED-LAWNS TO NOW
Westside. Bobby Walker. Phi.
46-Y. ATS
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-18

FOR SALE = GENTL B AY
mare-Half Tennessee walker
gated. Ideal for children. Betsy
Lundborg, Phone 187, Col. Falls.
2c-48
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-18

NOTICE = WE WILL CLEAN
your corrals and manure piles
up for the fertilizer. Bellyacres
Gardens, Rt. 1B, l M. South Blue
Moon. Col. Falls, Mont. 49,
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-18

WANTED MEAT CUTTER AT
Lake Mcdonald Hotel. Inquire
Mrs. Erase. ATS
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-18

FOR SALE - BENDIX AUTO
matte washer $4,000; Bendix
dryer (electric) $12500; Bendix
mangle $4,000. See R. ]. Dakin at
Monarch Lumber Co. c3-47
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-18

FOR RENT-2 BEDROOM MOD
ern unfurnished house. Col.
Falls. Murry Giles. Tel. 148-L.
48*
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-18

FOR SALE = 1-5 ACRE TRACT
of land with timber. 2 houses.
Water and lights. Also acres and
lots on No. 2 highway. l Ford
pickup. RenS Trailer Park. 49*
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 81: heater; up to 35 miles
per gallon: low mileage: $495: A.
month written guarantee. HILL &
SANDERS. Wash's Oldest Ford Deal
er. liza Vermont ave. NV. AID.
4-430u
ANGEIA AS. 2-dr.; passed D; c. in
6r23Ii. IS
ANGLIA 1919 English FordD: "Ex-
eellent." sacrifice. S295. terms,
AUSTINS as to 81: several to choose
from. starting at $145. MANHAT-
TAN AUTO. INC CKaiser-Willys and
foreign carsl. Factory sales and
service for Kaiser, Henry j. WHY'S
Morris and NJ. G. Exclusive dealer
for Austin Healey sports car and
Austin of England. Both sides OF
9TH and r SITS. NV. NO. 7-2700
Established 1914. with branch sales
room for Austin Healey sport cal
and Austin of England at 1910 Kine
st. Alexandria Va -13
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FARMS

STROUT CATALOG--Mailed FREE;
"a States. STROUT REALTY, 234-A
Woodward Bldg, Washington. ST.
es-aCRE TOBACCO FARM--only II
trail ave. overlooking Rte. sol. 8
tobacco barns, stable. granary, =
room house. bath. Mod. kit. gas
stove. Outstanding tobacco farm in
s $4,000 state down eu5 HE s,oS
HA. 800. w. W. LEWIS. IS
YOU who are interested in q horse
and cattle farm. / am offering this
l47 acres. one of the best farms
l IN Northern Va. 6 miles from Mid
5 bedrms.. 3Ra baths. S firepiaces.
large liv. rm., din. rm.. den, modern
Kitchen. oil h.-w.h. Large stone barn,
IL box stalls. cattle barn. 2 silos.
land in blue grass. lovely yard. lots
OF box bushes and other flowers.
springs and streams, chestnut rail
fence for horses. Price $50. 900. FL
nancing can be arranged. Call Hern-
don 84-W-4 or 574-J-1. Please call
s aitsE 9 pm pro Or before 8 am. B. G.
CHEAf FAkMMi5s acres. 60 acres
clear, and down in grass: frontage
on large stream; some timber; old
house. fair outbuildings; good fenc-
ing; LOCATED II miles from Man
AZ "a st 6iE2E ~ sa'sf
wANT HEGSi To BUY farm | With
i a s, Bridge. $4,000 cash. Gail eaii
IS6IvIDuAi DESIRES 10 purchase
Co.: all cash. State location, price.
and details. Boy lax. Star
FREDERICK COUNTY, 80 miles to
s dn can ea b d s.h9p at x..r
q farm. IT'S ideal for stock. has
home, 2,00O-ft. paved road with
grand view of Sugar Loaf Mt. Let
Us tell yoq more. s1GLER & CO..
s Is: GSiafSl Dtai1H All z rARM-4o mi
cow dairy barn. out bldg, 200 catl..
reg. bull. MR.. OLSON, WO. $1,000.
DAIRY FARM-on 2 good
r rds lust off Is and 20. stream. 80:
COWS; S32.5o0. MR.. OLSON. wO.
FOR RETIRED, ENCHANTED ACRES;
white brk.. country home in lovely
setting: oil heat; with many fruit
with sparkling spring and stream;
outdoor @repl., box stall barns for
horses, cattle, poultry or dogs. On
RI. 20; quiet surroundings. Priced
very low.
CARROLL COUNTY - 80 ACRES;
beautiful 16-stanchion dairy farm,
equipped with n producing money!
making milking Holstsin herd. A
very attractive hay and grain farm
with. lovely stream: 4 Ice. bedrms.,
frepl; a cozy country home, oil
heat plenty shade; all NECESSARY
o SaHfSd BURPo 55Sfs Coss Hs xd es
Evergreen 1886. liz
$S.5O0-244h ACRES
Charles Co.. near Charlotte Hall
Ideal for upland game hunting lodge
or retreat. 41h mi. D. C.; Several
old bldgs- on PROP; about half clear.
balance wooded. Excel. tobacco soil.
prop; First time offered. HE. 4
$500: ewes. CE. S-4961. w. w.
LEWIS. Realtor. 3
.5 ACRES. 5-rm. frame house. bath;
z poultry houses and other out
:. JAMES Z. BARNEY
VIENNA Va. DU. 5-S265
10"
8 Good Ones
IS acres, all tillable; modern Groom
house. near Manassas, Va. $4,000.
100 acres, all tillable, in highest
state of cultivation; 30 head of beef
cattle; all equipment; near Man
assas. Va. Only $4,000.
l25 acres. 800 acres tillable: 7-room
modern house; cattle and equip
ment. Only S47.0Ou. 80
MILLS REALTY
Va. JE. 10000, JE. 4-1s77
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MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTIVE MIScEL

TWIN EXHAUST HEADER SYSTEM,
'52-'53 Ford VS.: used 6 mos; per-
feet condition. ia. T-5907, ewes.
3
ONE SET OF EDMOND HEADS. COM
preston ratio So to l: for 80 to
'53 Ford VS.; used; perfect condi-
ton. IA. 7-5907, evenings. 50
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DISK SPACE

OFFICE and desk
space in Dupont Circle area; tele-
phone answering, mall service and
public stenographer available. Call
DE. $4,000.
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TRAILERS

INDIAN AND IRONwOoD mobile
financed. GLASCOCK TRAILER
SALES. Rt. 90, next to Va. Swift
Precut Homes display. Fairfax. Va.
Dial CIR. 3-2033
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OFFICES g STUDIOS FOR RENT
Continued

CORNER 5th AND X NV. 1928 9Th
st. n.w.)-2. 500 50. #. ONCE space.
2nd floor. divided into rms. all or
part; suitable for Offices. or whole
saler.. printer. commercial work.
Ereisht elevator All services aSis n i'm
for Inspection. THE BURTON CO..
1s15 X ST. NV. lbet. Conn. and
1Sth); elev. bldg; single suite; stor-
age ays, area now and sHPN ys lay $50 Iuc ms
CO. 1905 H St. NV. Ma. s-2a45.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-App. 5lO So.
IT. in modern office bldg: will air
5enditisn s dsS iste co Re esnans
DoCToR's sUITE-In recently com,
pleted 4S5-unit air-condjtioned apt.
building Reception room. private
ONCE; 2 treatment rooms rs and toilet;
ave! NV. En- Mo9ss sEEsoo Soo wisconsin
dec. desirable business loc.: reas
Apply $40 F st NV. RIM; 10: 3
CORNER 18th AND PA. AVE-, 631 Pa.
ave. n.w.-About 1000 SO. it.: attr.
cony. loo; reas. Apply $40 st. NJ
Goth H AND X N.w.-1,s $50 50. IT,. open
space. wired for air-cond.: engineer
architect, TYPOGRAPHY. ETC.: 81 SO #.
AIR-CoND. and carpeted offices. law
yer's suite $75 up. incl. recep. rm.
18th and N. Y. ave. ST. 3-5195.
BETHESDA-Four Offices for rent,
next to 70-car free-parking lot and
auto laundry: $50 $50 and S120.
1784S Wisconsin ave. Call OIL.
OFFICES FOR RENT-2nd H.. across
from Hecht Co. on Wilson blvd. in
18th AND II. Y. AVE. NV. Bond
Bldg.--A very desirable. nicely ar
1900 So. #. viii decorate to tenant
choice and make limited partition
changes if necessary. Also several
| and 3 rm. suites avail: For par
ticularS. Mr.. Awkward, SHANNON &
LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV, ma.
9O6 nth ST. N.W.-Redecorated, s.
room suite, consisting of approx
mately 40 so. it.. $3.50 mo. Apply
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415 K
st. NV, ME $4,000.
OFFICE SUITE, Alexandria. Va. 6
separate Offices. fully conditioned.
pine paneled, very attractive: suit
able for insurance, real estate or
related lines of business; good park
ing facilities. Immediate possession
or 1-year lease. Call NJ. D. ROWE,
COLONIAL GROUP. INC, lib s.
Fairfax ST., Alex, Va. XII. s-2053
18th AND X ST. N.w.-1st-foor
Office with 8 lge. rms. and law. $50
so. it. v. L. TOOMEY, Jr.. Realtor,
1915 18th st. NV, RE. 1925.
EVANS BLDG. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$4,000 DEF. PURCH. end TRUST.
excel. discount. ST. 3-9433.
End TRUST, $1,l00. payable $50 mo-,
Sc, we'll secured. Only 5000, 10.
end TRUST. So. 200, payable S45 mo-.
&C.. Well secured. Only $1,750.
SIS. 600 end TRUST NOTE-Payable
$3.50 per month on apartment prof.
ect. Well secured. Also $4,000 End
trust note on a 3-unit apartment.
Reasonable SMITH COMPANY.
HO. 2-7957 and AP. T-5941. IS
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Continued.l
Lovely View
Of Potomac River
DOCK PRIVILEGES

g. acres, $1,000 lS00 per acre
Near Great Falls, Virginia. Hear thu
soothing roar of the cataracts.
Near Madeira School
IN one of Fairfax Countys choice sec.
tionS; $40 acres: 81 900 per acre
Choice Of streams! springs, woods
etc
Adjacent to Our 15-Acre Lake
Several s wooded tracts. 8 acres and
Herman E. GaSch & Son
sos Woodward Bldg. MA. S-1254
Sat. and Sun. Call JE. 2-7S79
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT
VACATION PLACES
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts, thereby
reducing monthly payments and in
tereSt and give you any balance in
cash. Call MR.. MILLER, ME. S-1220;
evenings. LA. 6-5194.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

SALE AND RENT-Industria and
commercial; small or large tracks;
some with buildings or will build
to suit Washington. Maryland and
Virginia. Prices and rents reason
able. B. A. CASSATT. 22sS Wilson
blvd. Arl.. Va. ia. 5-6234 or ia.
S-53l0. .
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INVEsTMENT PROP. WANTED

AND UNIT APIS. WANTED BY
SEVERAL INVESTORS no con-
verified bldgs. v. L. TOOMEY, Jr.,
REALTOR, RE. 7-5275. III
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

WHEATON, MD.-Shopping center,
Al location. 3 modern stores. stone
fronts, large show windows, or
street parking, front and rear; 5.yr.
substantial leases; 1917 return after
insurance and taxes R BTidsr' ME- ME-
C SSHGsREi H. G STaGtSi on very
busy Arlington Blvd. Lge. housine
and employment, projects under Ta aSy
So. It; Unusually cheap at c6 50e So
SMITH. RE. 7-4026.
history BRICK BUILDING con-
tanning approximately. 800 So; IT;
very well located; just off l4th st
nS nr a9Gaf lsaaG a Work
and Offices: air conditioned. Owner
jr.. WEAVER BROS. INC. D1. z
$500; ewes. EN-. 2-S496.
PRIVATE INVESTOR-S7,5 500 buys
" interest in 100000 building with
6%peen r O Ills G 9snsGcn Ta ca
MARLBORo PIKE Approximately
10000 SO. #. of level. first-com-
mercial, ground: About z I'm miles ST., from m
ground is fully equipped lunch
room now in operation. Highly
traversable beach roads adjoining
property. Price, $4,000. Easy
terms. BASILIKO REALTY, 1928
Vermont ave; NV" Dl. 1874;
BETHESDA-WOODMONT
$3.50 So. it. Of commercial prop
erty; soft. frontage; improved with
solid 5-rm. brick Cape Cod.
Priced at land value alone, sly
$50; Il cash. balance $110 per mo.
Readily adaptable to Offices and
retail. Ewes. OIL. 4-0670 or OIL.
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. OIL. $500.
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GARAGES

6425 I4th ST. N.W.-Near Walter
Reed Hospital: heated garage. Call
sLsSoo o'BRYAN' Res MEr'' ia
1927 18th ST. N.W.-Rear garages
No. and No. 6; SO month.
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
MA. SASS. Ia
FOR SALE. near 14th and L st. NV:
one-car brick, corner alley. Immed
poss.: $3,450. Call 9 am. to 9 pm.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. ME. $4,000
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

1858 STUDEBAKERS-h-ton pickup.
A-ton pickup. and 2-ton cab-and-
chassis. brand : new with all of
Studebaker's economy, durability and
long life. Discounted UP to $500.
These are all we have left. First
come. first served. Ask for Mr..
Thornton, LEE D. BUTLER. INC.
1121 21St st. NV. p
FORD 1852 F6 dump 2-speed axle;
like new; S.25x20 tires: 4-yard
body; less than 5000 NIL: owner
driven; will guarantee. trades ac-
cepted. JE. 4-3225. %
FORD AS F6, 6-wheel dump truck,
fully equipped: dual trans. and rear
end, ready to haul. Only 1925.
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC. 1876
Good Hope I'd. Sc. LII. 1890
CHEVROLET SO 1M-ton steel 1 Van;
1000 mi, good shape: sacr.; $3.50
GMC 1850 panel h-ton: black. grille
guard. good tires; ready to work;
$685.. 30-day guarantee. HILL &
SANDERS. Wash. Oldest Ford
Dealer. 1900 14th st. NV. NO. e
DODGE AZ C. o. E. 1e-ft. Stake body;
6;000,lb: capacity. 1915. SIS Pm
FORD OK '- 81 'c.o.E. stake body with
wrench. 5000 miles. Looks like
new. $1,000. 10. 5-457S. Ill
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$1,000 DOWN

Income producing property consisting
Of 1 and 5 spts. in a good D. c:
location always fully rented: a good
money maker. Call MR.. LEIGHTON,
UN 4-3500 Sat. and Sun. WA.
7-4001.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1850 convertible; je
black finish; maroon interior; a
accessories; new top; good tires; ex
ceptionally priced at S795. FRAME
SMALL \ JJr6 INC. 5000 Pa. ave
CHEVROLET l949 de luxe sedan
ss5o sA : s9s1 excellent condition
CdGEyRoLET - 9:dr,, r. and h.: IL IL
$685.. NORTHEAST MOTOR co
tFordl. 400 Benning rd me-. LU
CHEVROLET 81 4-door: heater
Powerglide; Al all the way; b. c
6.00O-mile warranty; SSa5. NORTH
EAST MOTOR CO; !Fordl. 440(
c Bsnni9 az I'd 81 ne, s tT 1.lo 4.
tailor-made seat covers; Powerglide
de luxe heater and ,defroSter, turn
signals and many other useful &C.
cessories. Sale priced at only $685.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO., N: Viz
ss inias ,,,i LARGEST oldsmoDiie Dealer Dealer
CHEVROLET '51 convertible; Power.
leather; Butler-Bonded; ST .O95
LEE D. BUTLER. INC. 1871 21Si
st. NV. DI. 7-0110.
CHEVROLET 80 Styl. de luxe sedan
2-dr.; Powerglide; H.. gunmetal
sEa S5 E Ef1y D 'if B1TER fNc Yis
2lst st. NV. DI. 7-OIiO.
CHEVROLET 1851 Bel Air hard top;
r. and h., 2-tone gray. A car that
speaks for itself; 30-day written
warranty. 81 .095. DIVER MOTOR
CO., Dodge-Plymouth Dealer, Used
Cars, 63l2 Georgia ave. NV. JU,
c TIRSGa GRen a 70 club ii coupe: good
cond.; $3.50 or best offer; for i'm
CHEVROLET SO Bel Air 2-dr.: beaut
black-and-:white finish. Wv. tires,
lots OF extras incl r. and h., spot
FLANK fss. vf sMsPG S SRgseia inc sl iass
Good Hope I'd. Sc. LII. 4-570o
CHEVROLET 81 de luxe 4-dr.: Q.
tone green finish. r. and h.; excep-
tionall EpS clsaH 11STner es M seq sg5
c H!SGa GSr bs a yh 81 5pa $500 4.
+ luxe sedan: like-new condition: writ
ten guarantee; S1.095. ALEXAN-
DRIA NASH. 1905 Mt. Vernon ave-.
Alex. Va; KI. 1880. Ewes. It'll
pm. Closed Sundays.
'4S 4-dr. sedan: T. and
h: beau. cond.: full price, only
S395; S95 down. terms. OHIO
WILLIAMS BUICK, 2Oo1 Nichols
ave. Sc. 10
CHEVROLET Al 4-dr. sedan; r, h.
and new tires: real good transpo--
tation for only S125: no money
down on approved credit. OHIO
WILLIAMS BUICK. 2OO1 Nichols
1916 Special de luxe
coupe: radio. heater: S295. terms.
'KOPER," 18th and. r. l. ave. ne.
CHEW. '53 ESQ" 2-dr. sed.. 2-tone
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18th AND X ST. N.W.-1st-fio
Office with lge rms and law, $50
so. it. v. L. TOOMEY, Jr., Realtor,
1918 18th st. NV. RE. 7-5275.
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EVANS BLDG, 1920 N. Y. ave. NV
-2-rm. corner suite. 500; single
rm., $50. Apply RIM. GIG. ME.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

10000 SQUARE FEET in Alexandria;
$3.50 per month. Call Mr.
SCHWARTZ, TIE. 6-146S.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

ALEX, " acre wooded valley view:
Is min. Pent.. util.. settled area.
$4,000 or best offer. MA. S-S754.
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Cur-to-Aussie Rotio Is
CANBERRA.-There is about
one automobile for every five
persons in Australia.
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Fast Subway Door
Separates Elderly
Couple for Hours

NEW YORK, Aug. IA fast
closing subway door separated an
elderly couple for several hectic
hours yesterday, but the Travel
ers Aid Society turned despair
into a happy ending.
Louise and Emil Stern of Pas
sale. N. j., had made their an
nual trip to Coney Island and
were getting off the subway at
Times Square. The subway door
closed between them, leaving
Mrs. Stern, rs, on the platform
and the husband, 81, aboard the
train.
A little later. a woman in the
Times Square area noticed Mrs.
Stern wandering around, near
hysteria. The woman took her
to the Travellers Aid Office in
Pennsylvania Station.
Mrs. Storms story was not
quite coherent, so society work.
ers went to work on two clues:
Two return bus tickets to Passaic
in her handbag and wedding
ring inscribed Louise Mambre
& Emil Stern, 1880"
With the help of the Red
Cross. the society contacted the
distraught husband, who re-
turned at once to New York
where there was a happy. tear
full reunion.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. Z.
If the Democrats capture con-
troll of Congress from the Re-
publicans in November, they'll
have to give lot of credit to
that old political warrior-for-
mer President Truman
Even though weak and wan
from illness and an operation,
it was the man from Independ-
ence, Mo-, who gave the fighting
tone to a meeting of Democratic
leaders gathered here to map
a money-raising drive to finance
the coming campaign.
Mr.. Truman drove here from
his nearby home last night and
urged a fighting campaign which
he insisted would sweep the
Democrats back into control Of
both the Senate and the House.
81 Million Goal.
A few hours after Mr.. Tru-
mans pep talk, the Democrats
increased their congressional
campaign fund goal from $475,-
900 to 81 million. Stephen
Mitchell, national party chair
man, said people from the grass
roots believed our plans were
too small"
tits obvious these people mean
business" Mr.. Mitchell said.
There are elements present to-
day for a massive victory in
this campaign"
He said these elements were
disillusionment and bitterness
about the present administra-
ton and new and higher value
that people have placed on the
Democratic Party. Mr.. Mitchell
said he was convinced people
thinks they will be better off
with the Democratic Party in
control of Congress-"
Mr.. Truman said he planned
to take an active part in the
campaign.
I'll do as much as ! can to
elect a Democratic ticket and
whatever I can do I will do"
he said.
Mr.. Truman was the star OF
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Illinois Wesleyan U.
Buys 2 Coast Hotels
By the Associated Press

Los Angeles, Aug. Purchase
for about $40 million Of all the
capital stock of the Hollywood
Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood
and the Ell Rancho Hotel in Sac
ramento by the Illinois Wesleyan
University was announced here
yesterday.
The purchase, from Thomas
E. Hull and his sister, Mrs. Sally
Cromwell. was an investment for
the university income account,
the announcement said.
1t said Mr.. Hull and Mrs. Croft
well will continue to operate the
Hollywood Roosevelt, with 386
rooms. and the Ell Rancho, with
239.
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81 Million Defense Goal
Set by Newspaper Guild
BY the Assoeiaied Press

LOS ANGELES. Aug. THE
American Newspaper Guild has
set a goal of $4,000 for fiscal
1866 in a long range program
to raise the unions defense
fund to 81 million.
Delegates closed their 21st
annual convention yesterday
after approving a Finance Com
mittee report. 1t said the
$25, 900 can be raised by increas-
ing dues so that 20 cents per
capita is contributed monthly to
the defense fund.
The guilds international
Executive Board was authorized
to levy further assessments
whenever the defense fund
drops below 100000.
Toronto, Ontario, was selected
for the 1856 convention. Next
years meeting will be in
Albany. N. Y.
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Senate Confirms
Federal Appointees
BY the Associated Press

Several presidential nominal
tons won speedy Senate conf1r-
nation yesterday. They included:
c. Candy Balderston of Penn
sylvania as a member of the Fed
eral Reserve Board of Governors
for a 14-year term dating from
February l, 1852 to fill an exist
ing vacancy.
Ira A. Dixon of Indiana, to be
a member of the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board for a Agar
term expiring June 80, 1858.
Whitney Gillilland of Iowa and
Henry j. Clay of New York as
members of the Foreign Claims
Settlement Commission.
Lorene w. Bowlus as comp
troller of customs for Maryland
with headquarters at Baltimore,
to fill a vacancy.
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Democrats Raise Fund Goal
After Pep Talk by Truman

the gathering and Adlai Steven
son, the 1852 Democratic presi-
Dental nominee, seemed pleased
to step aside and let the spot
light play on the former Presi-
dent.
Mr.. Truman came to the
meeting carrying a black ebony
cane given to him by President
Syngman Rhee of Korea. His
face was pallid from the many
days indoors. But there was a
surprising vigor in his step and
in his voice. Once he bounced
up from a chair with the old
time spring-but for the most
part he seemed content to con-
serve his strength.
AS for Mr.. Stevenson, he left
Kansas City for Omaha, Nebr.,
without giving a hint as to his
availability for the Democratic
presidential nomination in 1856.
No Decision On 1856.
Asked if he would be a candi-
date for the nomination, Mr..
Stevenson replied: Even if I
knew, I just don't believe I'd
tell you. But I don't know my
self"
Mr.. Truman told Mr.. Steven
son and others that the Demo-
Gratis in his opinion will carry
the House ''by a substantial
margin" and also capture a ma
jority of the Senate's 96 seats.
But he warned it will be neces-
sary to raise money quickly for
the congressional campaign if
the party hopes to offset the
bigger war chest raised by the
Republicans.
Party leaders pledged they
would see to it that State quotas
are met-with the larger portion
of the money going into House
contests.
Mr.. Mitchell again said he will
resign after the November cleo
tions in order to look after his
Chicago law practice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-07
Losing Iennessean
Who Began Shooting
Faces Murder Trial
By N. Associated Pres.

LEXINGTON. Tenn. Aug. T.
A former Korean prisoner Of
war, his dream of being sheriff
shattered. sat quietly in cell
today awaiting trial on a charge
Of murder.
James A. Cogburn, 80. q dis
appointed candidate who started
shooting after the vote went
against him, was trapped by a
massive posse near here yester-
day.
His brother, 31-year-old Roy,
wounded by two State highway
patrolmen during the manhunt.
was in fair condition at q hos
pital in nearby jackson.
] Third Man Gives Up.
A third man. James Chadwick,
IS. Of Knoxville. surrendered
meekly. He caught a ride with
Cogburn while hitchhiking some
weeks ago and stayed on when
promised a job as deputy sheriff. !:
The manhunt was ordered
after a wild gunf1ght in which
Arthur Gurley, so, Lexington
patrolman, was killed and Police
Chief Clovis Stanf1ll critically
wounded.
The early-morning battle oc-
CURED in front of the court
house-where election officials
were tallying the vote which
showed James Cogburn running
a poor third in the Henderson
County sheriff's race.
dishonest Politics"
Cogburn. after his capture,
told officers the violence exploded
over dishonest politics"
Police said \ James Cogburn
had been acting peculiar" ever
since he was released from a
Korean prison camp to find that
his wife, believing him dead, had
/ remarked.
| She later divorced Cogburn
and remarked her extra" hus-
band.