davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DoATs Cont. !

OUTBOARD MOTOR, johnson 25
hip. like new; gear shift. separate
tank. remote controls: S326. JU.
5-1774. 80
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200 ACRES

IDEAL for suhdiyision. golf course or
short distanee oh dual htshvsy bor-
300 acres wooded. bal. open rollins
land; reasonably priced for tmmed
.lf ssa 10 s5sd Sisfiia; Miisoa IS Blvd. az
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TRAIlERs

3S-FT PEERLESS. 1881 model: ?
bedrms.. al modern conv,; must be
seen to appreciate; price. s.. 500.
Lot No. 1. BOILING TRAILER
FOR sALE-,51 spartan model 1870.
80 It.. shower, toilet, Coleman hest
HAca PIX *. SoTok assIs5 es5 ecsousF s'f1l ii aSS.
27-FT. TRAILER, room attached;
l04 Temple Trailer Village. Alex
andria, XII. S-4S09. --29
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LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Yet me Tefinance your home and con-
k0iidate your present trusts thereby
reducipa monthlv pnymenss and In
eSsk can Mr.. MILLER, co. s.
1852. evenings. Ia. 6-b1e4.
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED
WE ARE BUYING

We LAY more for clean ears. an
makes, models. station wasons, pick
ups WIN pay on balance Drive IN.
WOLFE MOTORS
1891 Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 3-0142
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WATrRFRoNT PROP. wANIED

WANT 10 BUY on RENT-cabin
on water or In woods; beautiful
view: preferably radius 16 mines
wash. Box 155-S. Star. ---27
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BUILDERS, ATTENTION.

BUILDERS, ATTENTION!
ss sIMIpEI LOTS p PRINcE
ssns a1s. sIS1 & Ms ss .!a. u s1ss s
ApPRox. 90 LOTS m WHEATON.
rance from sis.Soo 70 yi7, 300. AZ
utils. In. or are available: some
streets already paved Land lays
tion. Desirable terms.
10 LOVELY HOMESTTEE IN BEAuTI.
FUL SOMERSET IN CHEVY CHASE.
Nd. nr. the new Chevy Chase sflop:
center and co1v. 10 schools and
transp. Splendid for houses In the
price range between $4,000 to
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sUsINEss PROP. FoR RENT
HILLANDALE

sl6urbSn fssidsntisi area: sSofes
elready leased include: HsEdwars.
shop: excel loc, for bakery. beauty
shop. etc. 10Si4 new Hampshire
ave-: avail. IN Q Wks.
THOS. d. WALSH, INC.
SIS iish 81. NV. Di. 1857 ~
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oFFIcEs D yTuDl0s FoR RENT

OFFICE sRAcz Tor r<nl. / block
from heeht Company SILVER Ppyins;
md ilsht 70. s-os5si X no ansSssr.
Law oEsICE FOX rent 4 suits N
Tower DldE.. l4th end = ~ n:y..
flirnishsd, corner rosm. ma. $3.50
isis issA 81. N.w.ssa1ie si,s.
Rooms sva,lsSis. Als-sSz1i 1iilonsd Il
nfSlJtsSl nfss'lJsSl SEties.s 81 i2sssss sssv. IL i iS.h
Atr.eond.s parking rpnca no. ~
aS(S NKD n N.&.-.kiys aif-condi.
ssss rsssf s srissss s ,sss lsses95s ss,.sssa sed
ssssDs ssss ssss Al s.sssii. ~
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REAL EsTATE wANTID

WILL BUY PROPERTY
s5asc cr 81 se.lssnt lrsms s ni'iM MR MIEs fHfis
CO. 5-7352; evenings, LA. 6-6l94.
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! MONTGOMERY COUNTY
REMODEL TT YOURSELF
POTOMAC HUNT AREA
Center entrance. Z nreplaces. Also
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sS2-ACRE dairy farm. s-rm. house;
2ls baths, oil heat; 60-cow p: g
barn. 2 l4x40 silos, dry barn, cost
hard road. so mi. DC. S55.O00.
$40 ACRES, ige. iO-rm. mod. manor
house with spacious. lawn, cattle
rs acres wooded. balance lush blue
Grass sod, ready to cut; superbly
wetered. on . plateau with ] u mi.
frontaEe on Rte. 2S, 10 mi TO mil
Ion dollar shop aS csnssr Y AZ n, AL, sal.
can CHARLES II. JAMESON, Pooles-
vile a2tia, Poolesyiiie. Nd. rs
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20 ACRES

Priced at $4,000. Phone Mr.. Barrow.
Randall H. Hagner Co., Inc.
1891 Conn Ave. DE. s-ssoo
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Washington, D. G.
THURSDAY. JANUARY ~, 1855
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CFEVlE0LKF 80 clEl5 0oupel sDsfk-
ling gray i,nish: exceptionally nice.
See and drive this beauty today.
ONLY S5e6, easy terms Kenyon
SsIIIas,cn STGE SaEyvEoLgI rs ss1sSo sssods Ess egs Sps
C4EvRoERr .ss Bel Air 4-dr. Power
slide; r. and NJ; benut. 2-tone green:
400 mi; save $42S cn. list price;
S2.250. DU. 7-7106. bet. 90 In.
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sat. Lean g, 81 v. Loan. i $500.
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RosENFELp REALTY 90.

$500 CONN. AVE. NV.
DE. 2-712H 30
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|FuHU ,ox TUDOR ~ bo9uttfut Gfee1
inish squipPed With 9-tuss redie
yi,0l6. EDMONDe MOTORS (Rordl.
329s Wiison blvd AtL. Va. "A.
|Fo4S is crsstiine vissoria; beau-
tifuI sun-gate ivory and blue nnish,
ssRsar uRDiaa hen hsassf iDs ana Foqdomsse FcalS sae
drive. Be sure 70 test drive this car
today. At only 81 ,5g5, EDMQNDD
MOTORS Hprdl. 32g8 Wilson blvd,
yAHslb w "a: $1,000 sIsssa2 2t,,,., ..,,,,..
6-tu6s RADIO and Mssic;Aif heater.
Absolutely like new inside and out,
Be sure and test drive this today aE
Only ~ 800. kpMoMp4 MQTQNa
ordI $2es wilson blvd. ArI. Vs..
Fgnp So Tudor .s": nm, ssuippsd.
tionsiis clean Z ear ess todsy. ~ u yca sssS sTs
now. Only los. KpMoNb6 Nq-
Arl. Va, "A. B-e62z 1.
vORp ~ a. Inxe -. Tndcf1 sauip.,
ssa fcs.a gEsse esi,e s s1a q ~ sEesl.
oSsn . y 3. 81. ~ 9.
T0nD 80 custonline y-e yordoEs
exeellent condition; icw.mileaeef n
owner ear; 81 .0oB. rAnKWAY-
5oRD. sQbi y q 9:.S.. 40. z-oisb.
FORD ~ Mainline Tudor. equipped,
excellent nptlh with lnatehtnR M
sosi u Il. sg nv. Ab. s.cfss. % SnsS
roSb sbs vs. Ka1Ssh wason; yorde.
si 5'is; sosdisics alton szsS zSsih hnl:H PanATe. se Y
6Ssn 6apis ) sgsl Y !. Ii. III III a. a-ol'e.
yOnn 1850 cgstom .y~ Tudort
csscsae sresn 6nisR; 4 owner: fiise
condiGion; $500: written eaafentss.
IRfAk0LE kcEaj. soio n 3 ass.
To1D lEes Tgdes; e.Ek bl4s; fglly
KAff68og q olkE fbpiekI. 1855
v6sp issi cpsson M 81 yssdsn: iishs
N9ffuWRf1e ErnnAnass very ele@ns
As;a.zl 5sse5ae1M e seMR il2nsf ssuisel. caas t fsst
Pa ave. Sc, IL 3-z4QQ.
10ozsi51s1 g sszs DassI
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weekend special. $3pD, So down.
rfNEY BRANcH MoToRs ~.
CHatpSHS6LEF 80 e-dr. sedan: radio.
heater, directional sisnals, driven
only ..s 1000 IN miles ls.rEy q sEsr Esyy so- en-.
4 TOR co. IHc.. T12S Wis. ave. ,sSi,; U.,;
1900; Home of country sg Slun
|cHHsEvRoEkr HssS SIaIsr .4a styIsiine 1.dr.:|
beautiful 6rty nhilh; sqpippsd With
I. and b. See This beauty todsy.
eack pe!s en- scHSys6EsEF sess ss.nsto sito q. bSs.
AFiington. vS. "a. 3s0oos. Open
ras1EsvR0EEEr n vR0EEEr 1859 styislins a-dr;;
b ater, matching seat covers see
and drive this beauty today. Only
S696. Easy terms. KKNYoN-rkCk, 3,
CHEVROLET. $40 Lee hvys AfiinG-
ton. va, "a. 2-o003. open I'll ESQ.
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MASS. Avn. PAnKone q Wesh.
KAiiN. III s-ss5s d "a. a-slsl.
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ppBef btfeklngt poNUL Me.y@ gx@NN
gray; very clean; low nIileage; on
$2.O16. WHEEIKR. Isc.. ChFytle.
Dealer, 4S00 Wisconsin NV. Ead
:; 3-45Qs !: lgls, 2 ~ " g.. -. =, -.
psaleT. Pa. ave. ne. 81 otn. "a
EDs soios 81 door s.arns: !. an,
sssS, ssssssSS. snVRR i VI [ issiRiiso q 'HoTos %;
1909 Z W, hwy. ~ o.. avs.l. sn
pk seIS to, es saSDssd Ssso po1ss sss.rns
low fniieage. extre clean. OK Esr
rantg. Only 81 ,4oe. MlSsINokt
CHEVRpLET Co. seven Corners
Fails church, Va ~. 2-0oee;
nE SOTO 1851 eouv.i rndio si,t
ssssssEssi ssss csn 81 sfsRsai. term. VA va
pSPSSs q " saaoSR2IeekJsss RIeJss.;s ;susis.REs! si.Es ssssS
Minns ne. 10. l-qz3e. .-.z.2s. !.
s..s5. .s ssaInS.a ssih sisssli s:siss
MstchinE ssat cogsEs; sxssp,
.ana terms K2zi;NYDl ri ck cIiEvso
Va, "A. 1-e00i. Open ~ $40
|DoDGR 1851 lassdqvbreek 4-dr g,
s9,Ia., SsiI5 ps,s sissSs "a kHpI w sRos q;
fRilllsssis Z ~. ooi.n a.ils ss . J
poDosI, q, isss !: .s|s sssris isasna I,ss:; 1S,s:;
down on appEoye1 credit .QIhe
DSSsesl ;I..c: y;s c:rss:: s:.,;.Is'i s|, II,
finiHh: q. and y. anse .shiM VII
vifh 4 lifetime battery IfnlL
1oTof CO. Home cf HlrsE choies
uss5 Cara e5is o. sFs. q, 2
pobcr So co.snss aiBlsnas: tssle
at cersirS; ssauSffnl e-tcnt nnish;
very eleans lou n1iIsaEe. AgEtt
Ia - NV ~ ~ 5-Sscs. 81 q 3.
ie1ks lie nsN; Hni5hed a hsAati.
fS23e ard heater oVsgdgtse ~ M
unbflfsyn1le pF1cs q 81 .1eg. M11a.
ass:as s.s "a s,s -. -
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WAREHOUSE ron SALE

/ 500 50. FT.-Nev bldg. 20x9O,
ss'f sss sRs s9:. f2P4 e. 4ala4SS ss sS ssssS' ssssS
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-04
Those Little Wooden Houses Are Not
 Privies, MT. MoIotov

GENEVA, R-The Geneva po- lice department-with acute en- barrasSment-yesterday removed two little wooden houses from the front gates of Soviet Foreign Min ister V. M. Molotov's villa.
 Tt is unfortunate" said Briga- dier A. A. Gusson. ''The little wooden houses actually are sentry boxes, but someone complained that they resembled another sort of, little wooden house and asked that they be removed"
 Pressed for details, the Swiss non-commissioned police officer said:
 "Someone-I'm not saying who thought they resembled the lit tie wooden houses that stand be- hind farm houses in Russia and other agricultural areas of the world. There was a complaint, and they had to go."
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-04
BRAZIL'S PRESIDENT HAS HEART ATTACK

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, R- President Cafe Filho suffered a heart attack Wednesday night and physicians said he would be con- pelled to undergo a period of com plete rest. They said, however, his condition is not serious.
 Cafe, 56, became President in August of 1854 after President Vargas committed suicide follow ing drive by 58 army generals who forced his resignation.
 Cafe was hospitalized at about am. after suffering the attack in his apartment.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-04
Old Trapper Came Outside to Die But Welcome Changes Plan

VANCOUVER, BIC. R-Johnny Berman, 88-year-old trapper who came outside" to die has changed his mind. He stepped from a plane here Tuesday night and said
 1T came here to die, but be- cause of the reception got, I've decided to live, forget the past, enjoy the present and keep smil- ing"
 His last trip from the snow country of northern British Col umbia was 25 years ago. Since then, his stamping grounds have been the isolated Fort St. James area, 19O miles north of Prince George, B.C.
 The Prince George Jewish com munity, fearing his resistance to the rugged north winters might be weakening, persuaded him to come here to live in the Jewish home for the aged.
 He is known throughout the north, but few know his real name. They call me Johnny the Jew'," he said. "I don't mind it at all-it'S different sort of nick name and it seems to fit in with the pioneer life"
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-04
Legality of Parcel Post Rate Raise of 1853
 Upheld by Court

WASHINGTON, RAIncreased parcel post rates which became effective Oct. 1, 1853, were upheld yesterday by the US. Court of Appeals.
 In unanimous decision, the court sustained a lower courts dismissal of a suit brought by group of greeting card manufac- turerS challenging the action of Postmaster General Summerfeld in raising the rates.
 Summerfield asked and received from the Interstate Commerce Commission authority to increase parcel post rates by about 30 per cent. The rise increased govern ment revenue from parcel post by about $200 million a year.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-04
French Assembly OKs Dec. Election

PARIS, R-The French Nation al Assembly Thursday voted 33O- 211 in favor of holding new gener- al elections next month, but a cloud of parliamentary confusion hung over the future of the plan.
 Endorsement of the government bill to end the present assembly Jan. 2-thus advancing the cleo tionS from June-came on a vote of confidence for Premier Edgar Faure. The support of 88 members of the 94 ' member Communist group gave the government its victory.
 But what happens now was anything but clear. The fate of the bill is up to the Council of the Re- public. If this upper house does not act within the next two weeks the whole early election project may have to be tossed out the window.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-04
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

ut lHlTu ana DtD1S1Or
 LEWIS I. HUDCINs, PASTOR l0:00 a .m.-SUNDAY SCHOOL
 Classes for all ages. Golden Text They that are tUhole need not physician; but they that are sick. come not to calI the righteous, but sim nerS to repentance. Luke 5:31-32 11:00 a.m.-MORNING WORSHIP Subject, Remember NolD Thy Creator 6:30 p.m.-JUNIOR SOCIETY.
 Mrs. Hudgins in charge 6:30 p.m.-YOUNG PEOPLES MEETING. Subject, cdn knolU it. Leader, Daniel Karmun.
 7:30 p.m.-EVENING WORSHIP. Subject, The Meaning of Consecration
 WEDNESDAY 7:3O pm. Midweek Praise & Worship Bring your Bibles and Friends
 THE FRIENDLY CHURCH WITH THE SINGING TOWER
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-04
COMMUNITY METHODIST

COMMUNITY METHODIST WILLARD NEcKLENBURG. PASTOR and LAVINIA WALLACE YOUNG COMMUNITY CENTER MISS ESTHER MCCOY, DIRECTOR 9:45-Sunday School Session.
 Our Trust, Our Gift 11:00-Morning Worship. Sermon: 3:30-Hospital 3: Service 7:00-Sunday Evening Service.
 WEDNESDAY 7:30 p.m.-Choir Rehearsal
 THURSDAY 7:30-Prayer Meeting ttranslateu
 SerV1ce).
 SATURDAY to g p.m.-Recreation period for all young people Announcements Nov. 6, is Loyalty Sunday. Your offering en- velopes for 1955-56 will be available.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-04
ASSEMBLY OF GOD

ASSEMBLY OF GOD Third Ape West HARRIET E. BROWN, MISSIONARY IN CHARGE
 SUNDAY 10:00 a.m.-Sunday School and
 Morning Worship. 7:30 p.m.-Evangelistic Service
 TUESDAY 7:30 pm.-Prayer Meeting.
 THURSDAY 7:30 p.m.-Bible Study
 SATURDAY 7:30-Fellowship Hour Christians Gathered Unto the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-04

NOME GOSPEL HOME
 sos Front Street
 LORDS DAY Remembrance Feast 800 am. Family Bible Hour ...... 10:00 am. Sunday School ...... 200 pm. Gospel Meeting ....... TOO pm.
 MONDAY Sky Pilots .......... TOO pm.
 WEDNESDAY Bible Study, Prayer ...... TOO pm.
 THURSDAY Children's Class ........... S:3O pm. Gospel Film .............. 7:00 pm.
 FRIDAY Pioneer Girls ... 400 pm.
 SATURDAY Fellowship night ..-....... 7:00 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25

moto on Trinidad iust prior 70
United States entry into World
War II. The WiIlmoto had been
falsely flying American coiors
and, as the two warships closed
In, her crew scuttled her and
surrendered. Diligent action b.
the naval vessels resulted II
preventing the Willmoto from
completely. and she wal
brought into port.
subsequently. Q Federal court
In Puerto Rico awarded each
member Of the actual salvage
party $4,000. The United States
Government. Is owner Of the
two salvage ships. got $50. 900,
plus another $4,000 to cover
costs. The remaining salvage
money was divided among the
crew members OF the Omaha and
and Somers and came to about
two-months pay for each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25
THIS WEEK IN RELIGION
EpiscopoIions Move
TO Broaden Outreoch

ally overlooked in news reports
of the Honolulu sessions.
They approved continued ne
quotations with the Methodist
Church, the Presbyterian Church
In the o. 8. A. and other church
bodies looking towards intercom-
|munion. And they authorized
the sending Of q deputation Of
Episcopalians TO India to study
THE South India Church union
scheme as well as the Ceyion
and North India union plans.
Study OF the India union
schemes is related indirectly to
the future role Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church In the field OF
church unity.
Former members Of the An
|glican Church are included Ii
1.-THE Church Of South India and
Anglicans are involved In the
Ceylon and North India merger
schemes. The exact relation Of
the Episcopal Church to these
people and their ministries viii
lbe decided over q period Of years
The Church Of South India
was formed In 1047 through the
merger Of Anglican. Methodist
lPresby terrain. Congregations
and Reformed bodies. The cler-
lgymen OF these denominations
were taken into the union with
whatever ordination orders they
ALREADY had. Thereafter, al
lclergymen coming into the
church were to receive the Epis-
lcopal ordination generally REQ
Iognized as valid by the Protest
liant Episcopal Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25
TO-DAY IN MEDIciNE
SoIk Vaccine Mystery
Do Porents Won't 1t?

|nounced last April. viii speak To
members Of the District Medical
Society In October.
Today, the vaccine picture d
better than It has been 20 far.
particularly because Of vaccine
production. Apparently. accord
ing to the Public Health Service,
vaccine Is being turned out at q
good clip and the scarcity" Of
the item-one Of its major DIFF
|ficulties-is becoming less and
less Of Q problem.
But the big question remains:
DO parents demand It In the fail
Tor does 1t take the threat Of 4
polio season ashead to start the
|clamor?
One drug representative -
few days after the highly sue
|cessful report Of the vaccine lasi
April-told q doctor:
Everybody wants It now. Bui
In November I'll bet ! can't gel
rid Of the stuff"
He said that before the Cutter
incident. What effect that had
ION the Salk vaccine IS still to be
measured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25
Center
Files Report

A total Of 1.9Ii pints Of blood
were distributed last week In
washington and the Commune
mites covered by bloodmobiles
ia Maryland. Virginia and West
Virginia. the washington Region
|al Blood Center Of the Red Cross
reported.
In the District. 973 pints were
distributed. IN addition. SIS
were given out in Maryland. 4Te
in Virginia. % In West vir-
|ginia. and 40 outside the area.
The Red Cross reminded
donors that they can give blood
at local hospitals Is well as the
weekly bloodmobile. They may
give at Garfield Hospital daily
Monday through Friday from
3 am. to 5 pm: at Freedman,s
Hospital. Monday through Fri
day from / TO 8 pm. and on
Sunday from 2 to 5 pm: 81
Walter Reed. Monday through
Friday. Q am. to I pm. and on
Tuesday from 2 to . pm.
Donors also may come to the
regional blood center. 2025 Z
street NV, Monday from Ia
- pm. and Tuesday through
Friday from 9 am. to 5 pm.
The bloodmobiles win make
the following visits this week:
Tomorrcw--g:3O an. to $50 pm,
ANDREWS Air Force Base. Building T-3-7o
|Fatrehiid Plant, Hagerstown. Nd.
Main Navy Building. Room 2541: Alex.
sandrla CHAPTER house. 40l Duke street
alexandria,
Wednesday--I0 am. to $3.50 Pm.
IPentzgon. Room 4A-750: Labor De.
IpaYtment conference rooms A. B and c
behind auditorium ON Constitution ave.
Thursday--e:a0 am. to sac nm,
Agriculture Department, Room 6062
Fort Beivoir. Building NN34.
| Friday--t0 am. to $50 pm: Hech
Co, seventh and r streets NV, third
tGC.<s. t~~{,.{~.~ -I~x.S -fr~s@f Nl-.'-' -"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25
Union Donates 81 900
To Aid Storm Victims

ATLANTA, Sept. ~ W1Tne
international Ladies' Garment
Workers Union has sent 81. 600
Ito New Bern, N. c.. 70 aid mem
hers who suffered property dam
Iage from Hurricane lone.
E. r. Kehrer. southeastern d.
rector, announced the gift today
lin behalf Of David Dubinsky,
president, and the union.
Sharing the donation win be
employees OF the Jay Apparel Co
whose homes were damaged BY
food waters earlier In the week
The half million member
union raised $4,000 for the re-
lief Of members suffering from
1.-THE recent foods In New England
and Pennsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25
py Rsliaious News Service

~ A4&&AZ+l@- 1tNHa - 49, -
North American Episcopalians
and Anelicans acted at receni
|conyentions TO broaden the out
reach Of their churches.
The 5sth triennial General
Convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church IN the United
States. meeting III Honolulu. took
Isteps looking towards closer fel-
llowship With other coulmunions
lit also sought to strengthen the
impact Of the church on Asian
peoples.
The 18th triennial General
Synod Of the Church Of England
lin Canada, holding sessions In
Edmonton. Alberta. changed the
lchurch,s lanne TO the Anglican
Church Of Canada.
This move was hailed b.
lchurch members In Canada as
Istep towards uniting Anglicans
and doing away with the notion
that the communion Is restricted
TO persons Of British origin.
Archbishop Walter Foster Bar.
foot, Primate Of the church. said
1.-THE new name win unity thu
lchurch from coast to coast IA
lit indicates that the church
serves all people and races"
Sheriff. Optimistic
Meanwhile, the Right Rev.
Henry Knox Sheriff.. presiding
bishop Of the Protestant Episco-
Ipal Church, said upon his ar
rival In Australia early this Week
THAT Anglicans Of the world ar
drawing closer together. Bishop
lSherrill went TO Australia from
Honolulu. During his To-day
stay, he will address the Gem
leral Synod Of the Church oi
England In Australia and Tas-
Imania.
The Canadian Anglican lead
Iers took another important step
toward unifying and strengthen
ling the church when they voted
Ito create 9 primatial see In the
vicinity OF Ottawa. the national
capital.
The action ended u years Of
debate on q proposal to estab-
llish Q primate's headquarters II
Canada similar to Lambeth Pal
lace, seat of the Archbishop d
Canterbury In England.
In recommending adoption o.
1.-THE plan, the House Of Bishop:
declared the work Of the primatt
Ito be Of such Importance and
magnitude that it ought not x
lbe added to duties already I'm.
dertaken by q bishop Of . large
diocese.
Archbishop Barefoot, the pres
lent primate, Is Archbishop 81
iRupert's Land and has his head.
quarters In Winnipeg. Manitoba
lfIe heads an ecclesiastical prov
Iince which stretches from Brit.
lish Columbia eastward TO tn
northern limits Of Quebec, or
area Of 3,5O7.000 square miles.
/ The United States Episcopa'
Iiians took two major church
unity actions that were gener
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25
leprosy Drive
Yields Results

BRAzzAyULE, French Euua-
torial Africa, Sept. ~ tH .--Tnis
colony's mass campaign against
leprosy Is yielding its first results.
Launched about o year ago with
new sulfone drugs and revolu-
tionary methods which do away
with the forced seclusion Of the
|lepers. the campaign has brought
an the sick people into the open.
In January, 1852, there were
only 37,5OO official lepers In the
territory and ieprosaria could
cope only with 2,268 cases.
BY April this year 1000 per-.
sons freely submitted to tests
and were found to be suffering
from leprosy. Those under
treatment jumped to 84,700 cases.
Mobile squads Of African male
nurses tour even outlying dis
|tricts BY car, bicycle, boat or
foot to distribute weekly or BIZ
weekly the sulfones which cure
the disease In the early stage
and curb II In advanced stages.
While previously all lepers
tried to hide as long as possible
the marks on their skin. they
hurry today to the nearest dis
|pensary TO tell the passing drug
distributors as soon as the first
suspicious sign appears.
The contempt IN which lepers
were held by their own people
has quickly melted under the
speedy effect Of the drugs. Hope
and confidence in the future have
despair and resignation.
The ultimate aim ~ to be
reached within 10 years. It is
|expected-is the eradication Of
|leprosy as q social disease.