davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-07-31

Banners B, pa. Pride tBton> 4.so 800 SS a.ss5 g
Sardi Hanover tBelote) 3.2C
Eric's Lou, Belle Wick, Mercurial, Hat.
tie Mitewyn. Time. 2:09.
SECOND RAcE-Trot; mile; purse
Honor Bound CBelote) $50 800 a,se
Miss Charlotte Floyd 4.2O 400
Bonnie Laird CKrahlinE) 900
p Mabel sh;s HI, H. LIE, Bob McEllen' Tide Way
DAILY DoUBLE rAID-sIo.so
THIRD RACE-Trot. l mile. purse
uejacket tHubbard) 7.sO 500 $50
keadl Cloud (BurtOn) $50 52O
Royal Rosecroft. Symbol Land, Mary
land Benedict. Prince Donna, Merry
Rosecroft. Time. 2:1n%.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500: pace;
ysrnon's Baby tG,ine, $50 400 e.eo
Worthy volstadt fC'etp 800
Red Prince. Miss Helen Watson. Sc
attle Chief, The Adjuster, Joe Boxwood
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, s1,aeo; pace;
III mile.
Vernon Elk'ton tG.) 1850 400 3,eO
Englishman In 81 nm Marked 4.2O 5000
, pate Knight, L. T. Eden. Time.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. s1.s75; trot:
mile: THE Ohio"
Junior Mitewyn tC'r) 1850 1920 $50
Long Song tBeloteb 3.fO o.8d
MARYLAND Watts tM'earl 400
South Broadway. Boot Key. Castle
Key, Benny's Day Time, 2:0S.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, Sl,S75; trot;
] mile; THE Ohio"
Goblin (Amato) SEQ AGO 3OO
Calumet Rosecroft (W'en) 4.6O 400
Tuffy Eblis tZendt, $50
Albert Dean, Captive Girl, Battle Up.
Judge Lybrook. Crystal Royal. Time,
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $500; pace;
Doctor Epp Cwalters, 1850 $40 $50
Hoots Dream (SimsJ $50 jS0
Ohio Boy (WiIsOn) 5'80
Homestretch Flare. Cindy's Up. Floy
Schuyler. Chuck Rosecroft, Riley Han
over. Time. 2:111s.
Attendance, S.051.
Handle, S16S,4l7.
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Ocean Downs Results

FIRST RACE-Pace; l mile; purse,
Banners Pride (B'ton) d.2O 800 $50
Jet Power (Fleming) $50 $50
Sardi Hanover Belote) $50
Eric's Lou, Belle Wick. Mercurial, Hat
tie Mitewyn. Time. 2:09.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Arlington Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, So. 600; claim
ing: 4-year -olds and up; 9 furlongs.
Motif tShoemaker) 1850 400 3.20
Fighting Whiz tHtack) $40 2.4O
Blackamoor tNelson) 3.2G
Ardansgal. Pernie Lee. Trycalling. Ny
Love. Hi-Sky. Topper B. Time. I'LL
SECOND RACE-Purse $1,000; claim
ing: 4year-olds and UP; furlongs.
Nevada John tSh'erl TAO 400 3.60
CrossbOw Girl tCOok) $3.50 1880
LIE Sabre (Erbl $50
Under Pressure. Louis Girl, Jump Tune.
Our Gift. Rebel Girl, Chance Alarm.
Black Poppy. Time. 1:11Ss.
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CHARTS OF CHARLES TOWN RACES

si%'H' ssSs s9c
e.
d d: ! q Il. q
HH RSIo HA s555 Ee5 5L0fsz B2t 3 %26 Il
sESoEP amI3e
ss S PISS Rss snss pRsF 4 wRssf g Eaf fns Ia
Horse. Jockey = Wgt Pp. -1.-la Str. Fin odds
j J: 4 !: 4
TS'qfIi TARF 5o EEz N
DAILY DOUBLE @ AND . PAID sa7:.o---
miles S ss SHINING s @ :sss
MF rsne MeLsSsS sSsS
Horse. Jockey. WgI Pr q 2 str: Fin ODDS
q; u !! Il / j j
fSfE Ps2SIs RE
FoIRT5 RAGEPETse M caImInE M 4ysaT;eds :sI5
driving place same Wnner-R. F Myers b. 8, by
Pensive--Matresse Royale. Trainer owner Time 2:l7.
Horse Jockey Wgt PP z u str Fin Odds.
81: 81 e II
Counter Plot (Kratz) 40 3 u: u 2s 2:l 2.90
Tony (Servs) 1T Z 6i1 81 a. - $50
T-B French ia ia 81 81 4aI $3.50
Mar (Shrevi lis l Al "A ). 5ll $3.50
Juniors First (Snyder) 120 3 "a % 6s 6sl 1l.30
Jacobe (FreanciottD ia g 8 3 8 "a 1900
Criskin Hermanl lib 81 7lo Ia 13240
co PF9sI. RalsseENS4N q $40
FIFTH RACE-Purse $1,000: claiming, 3year- -ods; about
eior5 raner "SSH 8 Simpson
LEO.
Horse Jockey Wgt. PP. Str. Fin. Odds.
Ron Equal (Kratz) ia "a u Ia $40
Pendra (Christison) 110 g 5h 2h so
Lourte (Baranelo) Ill 3 IS a. Gas 1870
CleVe'S Dream CTryon) III l 81 3iR "a $50
Warnessa (Green) 115 "a q 81 4.60
Little Bandit CFrench) Ill 3 6h = 6nk 20T0
Ted's (Root) 100 8 A 81 = 1910
Apple Slam tSnyderl ia 8 y s. 100
Two-doLar mutuels paid-RoLL E9gAL $3.50 $40,
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allowance, 3-year-olds; /;
at once: start poor: won
Wolfe. jr.''s' b. I. 3, by
Trainer, r. F. Meyers.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

SIXTH RACE-Purse, S1,S75; trot:
mile: THE Ohio
Junior Mitewyn tC'r) 1850 1920 $50
Long Song tBeloteb 31O I'd
MARYLAND Watts tM'earl 4 4.GG
South Broadway. Boot Key, Castle
Key, Benny's Day Time, 2:0S.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

mission, a brewing company
started a series of Saturday
night fights which take place
in the studios Of Station
VIEWS. Packaged by Herman
Spero, a regular TV producer,
Evening star., 1955-06-12
Fiqhts For 1eIevision Fans
Cleveland Brewery Sponsors Weekly Bouts
Held Before Small Audiences In Studio

are Just another show which
involves only a little extra
setting up. Before the bouts
shown here, q flock of school
children who had put on a
pageant were herded out one
Evening star., 1955-06-12

studio door while trucks came
in the other end, hauling a
prefab ring. In half an hour,
the ring was all fixed and
chairs placed around for the
non-paying fans, limited to
100 by fire department regu-
lation. The fighters were
Jesse Rodriguez, who deci-
stoned Eddie Crawford in the
eight-round main event, and
Tommy Elder, who won over
Jerry Black in a preliminary.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

with matchmaking by Ohio
promoters Bob Heath and
Johnny Gibbons, the card
presents two fights between
8 and 10.
For the station, the fights
Evening star., 1955-06-12

TVER since televiSion moved
IL in on the fight game
with the accompanying slash
in gate receipts for most bouts
-Sportswriters have been
predicting that fights might
eventually leave the arenas
and be staged inside TV
studios, purely for the benefit
of the home viewers. This is
exactly what has happened in
Cleveland. With the sanction
of the Cleveland Boxing Com
Evening star., 1955-07-10
214O r ST. NE.

Vacant, AMI, , 81 500 800, . aeEn s,9yy,, for
room ALL BRICK h o m Q.
Drive OFT Bladensburg rd..
right at r at. and see this
b-rnom. 2-bedroom brick with
lovely landsceping. deep front
and rear Yards: fireplace In
living room. screened con-
crete side. porch, full base
ment. modern Kitchen. mod
ern bath. A doll Of q house.
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SUo EMERSON ST. NV
Semidatched 6-rm., aO-ft.
light tapestry brick home.
concrete front porch, side
han plan, spacious liv. rnn.,
din. rnl.. 2 rear screened
porches, lovely recreation
room; gas h.-w.h., modern
tile beth; modern kitchen:
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COLORED-$lO.60O; by OWNER.
G1 approved; brick. semidet.; o
rms. full bsmt, mod. kit, porch.
7l9 Emerson st. ne, LA. 6-5g40.
coLoRED--2IIs RAND PL.--Ise.
disposal. dishwasher, ige. rec. rm.
coLORED-iEAvING CITY, sacri-
ficing remodeled .4-bedrm.: liy. rm..
fit. f tie bsmt. WITH eeDea eO@p,sis bsth. on On
transp.. mr.. shop. centers, schools;
Sle,50Q. cash $4,000 nrst trust),
IA "a = os s;Sis9. Nc agents, 10
topen SUNDAY, w 2-7j-oModern Cane n;
way); 10 rooms, fireplace, 9 baths,
gas h;-w;h,, large basement; lot.
able . families: So 800 down.
EARLY PAWN d CO., TU. 2-sa2s,
rSIoREDMiaIs RslISoia aa.h ST. ME- Ne
FacNrn FEW coNTEMp1FARX SSTrR SN Rxsr,.EN5 pE,
GARDENS; ss'IS 8 Ise. rms. rm Ias,LAMg Bus coo}
bath and powder rm., mod. built.
in kit. unit with disposal stone
fireplace, finished rec. rm. with
barbecue pit. sereened-in porch, ige.
lot, completely handicapped. A truly
FRoE hsos oPfS PsopSRTfTGssr lSF fEsr
Builders. 7o1 42d st. ne. Lu. q
coIoRED-ssa X ST. N.E.-smsll
down payment for this attract. g.
rm. brck; full bsmt IN excel. cond.
LING, LA, 0-6631. la, 0-77B6
,0L0RED-FOR VEETERAN-iBOb
$3.50 down. Move right in. S.0iSSS Com.
porehss. nnished bsmt. LEE yRTV
4A5g,' oWwirlss7 wi lss;7ols' Or can Il
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NV.
CORNER BRICK
RAMBLER.

IL baths, 24-ft, iiv' rm.. open
firepi,. wall-to-wall carpetine, dish
washer. elec. range, rec. rnl., Gas
: e.-e heat, priced to sell now. To
lH'p'WSsEfTTz 'WSsEfTTz REALTY CORP.
81. 3-4555. Sun. Ewes. IA. 9-9533
- COLORED--OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
8 1719 WEBSTER ST. NV.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
SECOND SECTION
NE. HOMES

PLEASE CLIP THE sTNDLER sTRIF
4101 18th ST. NE.
Vacant: true corner 4.
room brick home, near Mon
astefy grounds; beautifully
ifsiSSsrIgsadi fioWsr sgarden: SIDE sids.hsil Ts pian.
live fireplace in living room,
den; 4 heated bedrmsy mod.
ern bath: garage. One cf
ioveliest corner homes offered
schools ard buses: real ve,ue.
224 17th ST. NE.
,,os.s Vacant; s.;ooa % ,,,,,, down; S,gre
home, arranged into Q apart.
ments; side-hall plan. full
ars metal lesssmsst' ssrase; eSnv. sns 'oested
near schools and buses. Bar
'':1 214o 70 r ST. NE.
Vacant; $1,000 down x for
you; yoon, F3ILLY 3Id. rRI3!k RErxcHED / =, q !.
Drive ort Bladensburs rd..
right ct r At. and see this
b-room. 2-bedroom brick with
lovely landscaping, deep front
and rear wards: hreplace in
living room. screened con-
crete side. porch, full base
ssTIPR scth. scn A doll Of house.
1843 E ST. NE.
Vacant: 1905 down; home
and inconne:i 2-family brick.
: kitcfens, 2 baths; modern
ss@1'e,; deep yara: Sii'1: concres. ere n-M front
porch: near schools ana
soos 1:'iSlR. FRANKLIN ST. NE.
Spacious 4-bedrm. Cane
Cod; 2 bsdrms. and fyli bath
%odssn Sn ,ss s bath. mGs.ra Psrss rsplses sssssn
in living room, wide screened
porches; extra deep rear
as 81 G1RARD ST. NE.
$1,000 down; modern O.
rm. brick home OF N. Capitol
81, and Michigan ave-: studio
srn kit. modern NIB bath. 4 iarSe
sssssssc~;; s:Scss as;rd: slfsi sss.soo.D D0r'ne';
3109 Charming st. NE,
s9a5 down: lovely 2-bed-
rm. 1-story bungalow; nre-
place In Nv, rrn.,. modern tile
bath. spacious kitchen; To-
- Gated on beautifully land
scaped front and rear double
2O14 MONROE ST. NE.
Lovely det. Colonial s.rm.
home: side-hali plan: fire.
place in liv. -run.; den. powder
rm. on 1st mr.: modern bath,
full dry basement: det, ga
rage; located on doiihle lot;
M shrubs: ..;. suburban iivinF tn
1897 NEAL ST. NE.
Vacant; SOAR down: spot
less H-room brick home: mod
ern kitchen. beaStifu hard;
sSSsh... SSSS noHEi: saii.dry bass%sss! iaslSsss
gas n -w.h.: derp resr yard:
spaeious det. brick garaee.
A gem OF n home.
FOR A SQUARE DEAL
"RHy 1--WE 4 H.pBfig s.PRhEF WV WV ArTRR T9pAs
HO. 2-1257
I'VE Sell Salable Homes"
DUR SIGNS CHANGE FROM
SALE TO SOLD"
BECAUSE
DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR
WE GIVE
BEST HOME VALUE
SINDLER REALTY co.
CoRNER RHODE ISLAND AVE.
AND NORTH CAPITOL
HO. 2-1257
Evening star., 1955-07-10
HOUSES FOR sALe--N.E.

RIGGS PARK-se0o DOWN. s73
May also Be bought FHA or con.
yentional. immaculate modern 3
bedrm. senidet. brick with claborate
rec. rm. Many extras. New Giant
shopping center 2 blocks. Gail MT,
Clark, RA. 3-9011. MARSHALL j.
WAPLE co. 1924 14th st. NV.
RIGGS PARK---Semidet., newly dec !,
3-bedrm:. l M-bath; sep. din. rm,,
osmt., dishwasher. disposal, fenced
Il. soss47.e lossa e7s Jefferson at. ne
St3,650, LrKE-NEW--6.rm. brk /. n
approved 1926 Farraeut 81. ne
LA. $500. Open q I'll 5. 20
MAGNIFICENT, CUsToM.BUMT. 4.
bedrm.. 2-bath, detaeh. tapestry
brick; huge liv. rm. and din. rm.
All-tiled kit, den. lee. closets. dble.
brick garage. Tremendous rec. rnl.
with. firepl. Liberal terms to suit
purchaser. For sale BY OWNER.
open Fri, Sat. and sun. l TO 8.
LA. ellis. Ii. 6-1752. 10
40i TENNESSEE AVE. N.E.-s5oo
an; S95 mo-; vacant; 8 big rms,
bath; bsi1lt.. garage: gas h.-w.h.;
RGEsh; RaShrY Eyss; cosP sA sr re-S5sg; Sss;a PRESS
1884 EAST CAPITOL sT.--open
sat; and Sun. IL I'll 6--7 rms,
srck DSssass; Ssrsss q czskr asft l1EsEs EEALTs Lips
CO, O. r. ToLsoN. Ii. 7-osso.
s11.sso - s-RooM sRSf1bGRr.
BRICK. gas heat, full bsnt., Ice.
rear yard. Good financing. 6l62
LIST pl. ne. Open sat.-sun. to 9.
HOUSE CONVERTED to a lS apts.;
newly decor: vic. 9Th and T.; In
1lesSyins laSt town. Du. 7-1ooo. ext.
Mr.. RIGGS PIX, 4ee1 18th st. ne.
For sale by owner, small dn.. pay
ment. Ice. semidet. white brk.: 3
bedrms., In baths, huge living
rm.. picture windows. An. rec. rm ],
DSresi ss sies5S. 5s.l oSnsf sSns Vii III
asSi RHtoDsk ISLAND Isl. SiSssS ASE. twood.
ridge el-.-Modern 5-room bunsalow;
fireplace, full basement. gas h.-w. n.
Excellent location. $4,000. $500
down. EARLY DAWN d CO.. TU.
sis.SsSlNevis 1853. NA iS-ssss; sssSl,,.d. s-yr .o,a
6-rm. brick; porch, fenced yard
rec. rin.. 3f~ roof fan. CT ap-
proved; .l226 Farragut pl. ne.
sIIss sIIs oGIfiESTaoKrE oSGlIiESsaoKr ST. Me-. sS Risss
Pk.-3-bedrm., semidet, brick, nr.
stSFss Hf,us and = pnn psrsnspertatios SS1ls,7oo,
6oa7 o. itlh sT Ne OF, po down
bedrm. brick home. finished rec.
rm.. wall-to-wall carpet; trsnsp.
HUGH i. PECK HE 4-e4oo
OPEN / to 5 SUNDAY. 4975 9Th
St. ne. Brick. semidet.: 8 bedrms.;
entire home redec. Rec. rm.. iTe.
rear yard; Assume Ice. CT loan.
7Ol Faraday ne. 2 bedrm;. 9 mi.
rear. ward. Good financing. For
02l4. REMBOLT q BURTON, INC,
Evening star., 1955-07-10
CAPITOL HILL

OPEN TODAY Q 10 q
la End st ne. facing Supreme
Court. Charming 3-bedrm. home,
only l blk. from Capitol. Big cool
tree shaded patio and garden. Ga
rage plus parking space, 6acrffice
today. This bafssin vonE e last See ~
PRINGLE REALTY. Ii. 6-2625
CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL
Within walking distance Of John
Carroll Hish School Is this very
attractive corner brick home in i'm
maculste condition. Center en-
trance, 0 rms. modern tile bath,
porch. full bsnnt., aspHait tile fiocr.
Gas s.-c. heat. HOUSE and grounds
sunday Ills. n. A. HuMPHR1Ee.
sos N. CAP. st.. ma. 5000.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
D6 EMERSON ST. NV,

4 beauty. Spacious s-rm.
slsS sfllSnlsla nag aolis; sxrRasEl sIlsE V. hS@: 8:
not sxagerate. Spacious mod
ern Kitchen. cusfom-built full
length knotty pine rec. rrn.,
modern DIAGONAL HOLLYWOOD
tiled bath. 4 bedrrns.. heated
den, full basement sas
h.-w-h. Concrete front porch.
Owner has really improved
his property. Terms to suit
Evening star., 1955-07-10

One Of the most beautiful
two corner brick homes in
Petworth. Vacant. completes
iy redeeorated; s bedrms.,
2 baths on END d., den.
breakfast rTn., banquet style
din. rfn. and spacious liv. rm.
on list A.; large kitchen:
custom built full length knot
tv pine recreation room:
built-in garage: beautifully
handicapped corner lot: gleam-
ing hardwood floors, S17,-
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$3.50 DOWN u
DETACHED

o-rm., 2-bath home, with prominent
corner loc.: new house cond.
throughout, de luxe kit, fun hsmt. !,
gas h.-w.h., many extras; out of
town owner must sacrifice with
exceptional terms. To inspect call,
E. G. H1LLEY & CO.
DU. 7-S0n0 RA. 3-354O
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UETACHED-S75U DIN.
44I2 ILLINOIS AVE. NV.
OPEN 2 10 8 Pm.
On large double lot in quiet. con-
venient neighborhood. Front porch.
side hall q rooms. Fireplace. 1h
baths. full basement, recreation
room, gas h.-w.h.. det. garage.
many extras. Immaculate condi-
tion. Bargain price and terms ME-
s-651b. LA. 6-S246.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
HousEs roR sAlLNa

ooloREp-oPKN SUNDAY, . no !
fun bsnts med. M. Price, sio,l00:
sd;4so sa;eoo 81 81. J,ssss m Smith. Ap; 4
coLoRED-Ieth ST. NE. near D
81. eons. 70 everything: home an
inssstmsnt; 2 eomnlete apartments
oos. o 5ss sses,bas , %od sr,l,s hzrdESse ,,s.
Y. b. JoHNsToE. NJ. 5-iSiS:
ewes. DK. 2-563o. -ls
CoLoRED-5eg FouRTH sf.--An
brick, rms. 2 lse. bedrms.; price,
$3.50. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
CoL0RED - MICHIGAN PARK
$3.50 down and sD3.25 per month
with taxes Included, Modern 3 bed
rm. brick With full basement. Pull
price. $11.5Q0. You can't beat u
c4n NJ ado cl1Tk, RA, 3,s0ll. Of
c6HokiD fiaSoe dT 10 offoEIR1sifr afsff6ss R5sasi :
small down payment:. attractive
tile bath. basement, porch: excel.
lent value. Open Sunday h 70 q.
osp p5sassisf szsETzEs R 81. o. s,SsoSSL SL%, j6
coIokEp-s1s z ST. 4-bedrm
row brick. fun hsmt.. oil heat. easy
terms, consider trade. JOHN L.
SHELTON. Reaitor. 10. $1,000,
coLoREp-l7oo DOUGLAS ST. M
2 TIL 6. Detached e-fm. brk.
2 baths, fireplace, sep. din. rn1..
rec. rnn., with fireplace in bsmt..
brick gafaEe; corner lot. See this
and huyl JOHN A. WENTz. AP,
coT0IEp-sss Z 81. s,E.-s-s.d.
brick; beautiful cond.: 2-eaf brick
garlge. Price. SI3,p60, easy terms.
JOIN L. SHELTON. Reaitor. 10.
c0LUHlkD-NR. EASTERN HrcH
SCHOOL, 212 18th place ne
Colonial row brick with front and
rear perches. garage. gas heat: 3
lge. bedrms. and bath, screened
porch on End floor: Ist floor has
sntrGAce hall, liy. rm. din. rm..
JOHN L. SHELTON. Realtor. 20.
coLOkisD--RIvER TERRACE, 1898
Blaine 81; n.e:-.Open 2 TIL 9 pm.
o.rm, brk. full bsmt.. mod. kit.
$500 down. DEMATATfs REALTY
CoIoRED-l0s iith sT.%s sTsS bed
rms, bath. large closets, big kit.
JAMES z. MAHoNEY. HI. s.s4Io.
conLooREpmMIcHIoAN nao PARK
ol Aoproed. Sl2.5Q0. .Qualifed vet.
det. brick with $3.50 On ' 'si
HIGH r pHFrK TTR ANN
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|32 Sherman Circle NV

Live on the Circle. Spa
cious S-room brick home,
concrete front porch. side
hall plan, spacious living
TroSSm, dinins room. Kitchen:
asep tsr osssmens sarai a.. gas metal al" "a; a.:
rage. Reasonable terms Of.
fered.
Evening star., 1955-07-10

EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBoRHooD
semidet.: living rm., din. rm.. kit.
den on 1st fioor;, bedrooms. 2
baths; finished attic; 2-car -earage.
Call Mr.. SmallS AD. 4.67b7.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
1919 f. ST NE,

Vacant: Sg95 down; home
and inconie:a 2-family brick.
. kitchens. 2 baths: modern
semidet. brick; gas. h.-w.h
deep yard; concrete front
porch: near schools ana
Evening star., 1955-07-10
4519 ILL. AVE. NV.

located near schools, buses
and ct. 0abriers; immaculats
S-rm. brick home, spick-and-
span, modern tiled bath, full
dry basement. stone garage;
a lcyely fenced rear yard.
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HOUSES Fok sALE-NE.

Washington, d. c. q
SUNDAY, July ~. isss
Evening star., 1955-07-12
306 Air Cadets Porode
In Academy Dedication

DENVER, July II R-The
United States Air Force Academy
and It's first class Of 306 cadets
SCARED into being yesterday amid
salutes from roaring Jet bombers,
the snap Of marital music and
inspirational words of Air Force
leaders.
Air Force Secretary Harold
E. Talbot told the cadets and
5000 invited guests at Lowry Air
Force Base, TT is to the human
element that the Air Force
Academy Is dedicated, and es-
psecially. to the leadership we
must have IL our country is to
survive"
Honor guards from the United
States Naval Academy at An
napolis and the United States
Military Academy at West Point
paraded in review before the
fledglings OF the Nations newest
service academy.
In Khaki and Blue
The air cadets were dressed
in khaki trousers and shirts with
Air Force blue caps and epaulets.
They marched with precision into
the dedication area on a taxi
way at Lowry. temporary head
quarters Of the academy until It's
permanent home is ready at
Colorado Springs in 1857.
The cadets enrolled at the
academy early yesterday and In
the hours before the dedication
ceremonies at 4 pm.
Today they were introduced
Evening star., 1955-07-12

to the regimen that closely par
allels the other service academies
Cen Nathan F. Twining, CHIEF
|of staff of the Air Force. told
the cadets that "one man in one
bomber today can deliver more
explosive force" than all of the
Air Force could in le45.
Stresses Discipline
Gen. Twining said, 'In the Ali
Force. discipline takes on q
meaning that overshadows all
previous uses Of the word. One
mistake in the Air Force car
cost far more than the lives OF
"a platoon. or even the several
hundred of a battalion. It could
easily cost millions of lives. Sc
at the academy, discipline simi-
lar to that of West Point and
Annapolis will just be a starting
point for the discipline that you
must possess when you have
graduated and take command OF
combat airplanes."
A message from President Eli
senhower, read by Mr.. Talbot,
said: I'm taking its place beside
West Point and Annapolis, the
Air Force Academy joins a
proud company. The honored
histories of the two older in
stitutions provide a standard
against which, in luture years,
the excellence of the new acad-
Iemy will be measured. I know
lit will be found worthy. The
American people, / know. wish
the Air Force Academy brilliant
success"
Evening star., 1955-07-12

for construction until the design
lis more firmly established"
The Air Force ran into further
stormy weather on another re-
quest turned down by the COM
mittee. This dealt with the de-
partment's plan to move the Air
Research and Development
Command from Baltimore to
Dayton. Ohio.
The committee refused to
approve a requested Sc million
for new ARDC headquarters
at Wright Patterson Field near
Dayton. It described the request
las premature" and suggested
that the Air Force ''look into the
possibility Of making a satisfac-
tory lease-purchase arrangement
with private interests"
This committee action did not
bar the contemplated move,
which has been opposed by
House members from Maryland
and Baltimore groups. It nev-
ertheless put up a barrier that
might considerably delay the
change.
May Torpedo Plan
In a military construction au-
thorization bill passed several
weeks ago by House and Senate.
the Air Force was authorized to
use its discretion in selecting a
headquarters site for the pro-
posed new building. Unless
House and Senate restore the Sc
million rejected by the commit
tee. the project might collapse.
In its discussion of the Air
Force Academy building designs,
the committee did not mention
Icaustic criticism voiced last week
by Frank Lloyd Wright, 86-year-
|old architect. He told the COM
mittee that the proposed designs
were "half-baked" and would
turn the academy into a way
side market" or "birdmen's fac
tory"
Evening star., 1955-07-12

mlnlSCraClon TO ngnC any Dlacl
market in the vaccine.
Bills authorizing dera
grants to help States buy Sail
vaccine for free distribution
where necessary are being con
Isidered by the House Commerce
COMMITTEE. The group has givel
mo indication when or in wha
form it might report such ;
measure to the House. Com
mittee Chairman Priest, Demo
crat of Tennessee, sponsors {
bill authorizing about $38 mil
lion.
House Appropriations Commit.
tee action on the vaccine pro.
gram requests came when it re.
ported out, for House debate
Thursday, a $l,648,876,128 sup.
Elementary supply measure tt
lflnnce numerous Federal activ.
tiles during the fiscal year which
began July /. The total wa.
1878. .909,740 less than the Pres.
Iident asked The bulk of the
cuts applied to requests fol-
atomic and defense plant equip.
ment and construction.
Other Actions Voted
Besides approving the $5.s
million total in connection with
the vaccine program. the com.
mittee also:
l. Approved 81 million tc
finance the forthcoming SUM
NIT" meeting of President Eisen-
hover and other Big Four lead
|ers. These funds also would be
used for subsequent international
conferences resulting from that
meeting. s
2. Cut the Atomic Energy
Commissions plant and equip
ment requests from 1894 700, ,00C
to $138,577,000. The committee
recommended that Acc use Sl01
million of its unobligated funds
for this program. It rejected
a $2.9 million request for a new
community hospital at Oak
Ridge. Tenn, but allowed $50, ,00O
for repairs at the present hos
pital. AS had been previously
indicated, the committee turned
down funds asked for an atomic
peace ship. The total disap-
proved was $33.65O.000. The
committee said Congress has
mot authorized such a project.
3. Criticized the >administra
TONS farm program, although
approving the entire SO millior
in supplemental cash and $3(
million in loan authorization.
urged for agricultural programs
The committees report callec
upon Secretary of Agriculture
Benson to recognize that reduc.
tions in the level of price sup.
port. without proper provision
for meeting increased farm costs
and reduced acreage made nee.
essary by the failure of the de.
|partment to sell in world markets
at competitive prices, are the
factors which are creating the
very conditions which they hope
to correct"
4. Turned down the admins
tration's suggestion that SILL
million be appropriated to builc
two new Federal prisons, one fol
juveniles and the other fol
adults. The committee said II
would consider the matter again
next year.
Evening star., 1955-07-12
.Senote Asked to Cite
.Chicuooun in Contempt
By the Associated Press

DJ TIC AsSoClaLeo FTeSS
The Senate Labor Committee
today unanimously asked the
Senate to approve a contempt
Icitation against Eugene c. James
Iof Chicago. laundry workers
union official.
Chairman Hill. Democrat oi
Alabama said Mr.. James cited
the Fifth Amendment and re.
fused to answer any questions al
all when a subcommittee. head
led by Senator Douglas. Demo
crat Of Illinois. called him tc
testify March 20 in its i''''"'-'
into labor union welfare funds