davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DOCS. PETs. Uc.

PUPPIES, 0 vkS.; pic
tured IN Star 2 wks. ago; stud sery
Also l.yr.-old male. WA. 7-52fo
KITTENS. 9 mos; spayed females,
househroken: IS to good home.
ros aI elsSso' sxIa. English setter, i male.
Ia yrs. old; has papers. can oe
regis; hunting very good; kiiiee
days Of hunting season; win sell o.
trade for q good late model auto.
10 ga. duck gun. JE. 2-6e72. --23
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, Axe;
black and white: champion blood
line. SIS and $50, CAL cR B.
PTKiSGEsE XXI; PUPPIES t2,, 1 mos;
Axe req; male: sacrtfce price
sfksraLSo fssl Lo, ,saIEPGaRD ITi9Hs PUPPIES. Axe
registered; 8 weeks old. Call Oh
BEAdLGs, Axe: pups or old dogs;
broken OF unframed: Fld- ch. sired
BoxEs 6a s-fanp ffups. Axe; 9 vks.: parents s
obedience: sire a. stud. OF. e-7S5s'
cKATEs for dogs, cats.
etc. al sizes: liRhtyeight: low cost
72I QgIethorpe NV, RA. 6-344S
registered; excellent Ellropean Tala-
cSvh PuPPIEs. nine week,
old: whole sable color, Of regl9teIst
champion stock: $50. M1CHAEl
CASEY, FAIRFAX Park. Springheld
va. Phone Glenview 5-00s4, 27'
POODLE. male. purebred, months
chocolate brcMn: standard; clipped
shots. sormsd. Axe: reasonable
ESeALrsa MAi Ifs29i SPRINGER sPANiE1
PUPPTEs; Axe req: live. am
white, m. and g.. wormed anss
shots: q wks.: low prices for quicl
sales, Cali 10. 4-d637. ~
GERMAN SHEPHERn RuRRiES
Axe reEisteTed. ARbANp KEY =,
NILS. nr. Great Fails. Va. p
ENGLISH SETTER PUPS: Axe
finest hioodiine. 10. 5-06e6. -2i
BRAGLES, black and tan pair: fpHl
broken ready % hunt: reasons5le
BRAGIE EAGLE PU1PS; kxc reg: fey
champ, stock: for pets or hunting
shots. wormed: reas. Lo. 5-sgsl
MN. POODLE PUPPIES; excel. pedi.
gree: $50 up. Silver stud ssrxlc.
and ciippinK. TINkERs Ckbzk
beaut,ful white Persian
pedlgrees. excellent hloodline. 81
Up. Ia. 8-7O66 after 4 pm. -2s
BOXER PUPS, 3 mos. Axe. re,
male; hrindle, white lash: grans
with children; $4b. RE 6-7I93
GREAT DANE ruPPIEs, ; mos
old, FaWns. Males and females
today. EIPKw KENNELS, REC.
Alex, Va: Duke st. ext: oV u
CtosSkkRI tssk III ksPaNiAg ANIL, PUPPIES. Axe
reR. Little beauties. Reasona6ie
UNNIdtIssHs M s;asopo oPpoNTER, thorou9h6red
UNREGISTERED. Male. % mos. old
Excel for pet or training. S5o
pdooDfE PuPPIEs. Loyable. com.
panions from very good line o!
Axe reg, standards, Have had
shots. Reasonable. Cali JE, 4-4547
PUPPIES, pretty, smooth hair,
mixed breed. Lookins for kind Va.
TIHSi DOCS iel. beagIes, well
broke: 2 year olds. Call RE- g.
pooBLEs. Axe registered. 5 males.
black. 8 weeks old, champion bred.
Will hold till Christmas. Po z
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TYPEWRITER. Smith CorcnR. silent
portable, new condition; $50. AID.
4-S500, Ext. eco.
TYPEWkITERS, Christmas sale
Portables reduced from SEQ so g
$50, so; standards. S24 90 tip;
!rSi; !TYSPE;wRTER RTf asis Co. sefs issi Eass Car
itoi st.. $3.50 70 @. includ. Sat
II. 3-OoS2 daytime: ewes. OIL. f.
I01S. Easy parking,
late model Easy Spindrier;
perfect condition. s45. Cali Ii.
FiansaHfasRs ali makes. .typss: ss,ss
up. most guaranteed. FkEDER-
Ss SSS lsss SSSS dss4.is 5.sa 4 w. Rs' TA. FA s.
Bendix. Also, one IS;
rpm. and one 3-speed record
players; 10-ineh TV. Capehart
chassis. Sch or trade for dryer Of
equal value. Cali KE. s-2576s
late model wringer type;
good cond.i $40. Call Ii. 7-s0eO,
WASHERS FOR RENT--Hrand-new:
only 2bc q day, Rental may apply
70 purchase. Call ST. 3-7009.
AND DRIERs--New Norge
automatic washer, sale price. Slle;
new GOTkN hutQtuhLtSs 0IlcIs Nulc
price. 500. All other makes 70
choose from. We guarantee to beat
any price. Why buy ct Just dis
count when We sell Al new ap-
pliances at wholesale prices. Cash
or terms. LAte-model used washers
at give-away prices. Weekdays. 8
till q, and Sundays, 10 TO 5, JU.
H-700I, TRl-sTATE APPLIANCE
WHOLESALERS, s423 Georgia ave-.
Gifwar At1rtnn Md .-1R
WATCH. iady's platinum With &c
diamonds: appraised ut $3.50; will
sacrifice. 10. H-8S63. 27s
RUMMAGE SALE = Better clothes
ladies'. mems, children's: also white
elephant table: Fri.. Sat-, Sun. STE
SELLING OUT the whole stock, 4Q9s
discount. Lsongines. Wittnauer, FL
gin, Buiova. Benrus and other fine
make Watches. diamond and Stone
rings and complete line Of fine
jewelry; Bulova and Westinghouse
clocks and table radiosi imported
Cuban alligator bags, belts and
wallets. 2hSs disc. SAM ORBACH,
:Iswslsf 4f4 Buchanan At. n.w.'
new, siEe 3O',xbt": 4 cues, 2 set
balls, S4b or best oner. HA. q
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS and sERvIcEs

KNOXVILLE, TENN, Nov. so. Take
3 passengers via Rte. II. Refer
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HELp-WoMEN

TYPIsT.oLgRK - An educational
research organiEatton. needs .
typist yho can handle manu-
scripts anC~sSome clerical work.
Must be fast above 45 w,p.m.l
and accurate, congenial vorking
conditions with opportunity 8 tor & ad-
ne ednss.oDPp saS seSpa sSpsrenee GSs
Write Box is5-c. Star. --27
MATTRESSES, experienced. Apply in
person. REcToKs. 1915 Connect
icut ave. -27
WAITRESS, white. experienced,
nightWork. Apply at the HARVARD
GRILL. $3.50 14th ST. NV. --26
WAITRESS, white: local ABc exper.
preferred; nights only. Apply in
person after 2 pm. FAMOUS
RESTAURANT, 1915 New York ave.
NV. Us
MATTRESSES, neat; experienced IN
food and bar. Apply IN person al
2340 Wis. ave. NV. 2
WAITRESS, white. over 2li good
tips. LoREs COCKTAIL LOUNGE. 4.
49i2 Wisconsin ave. NV, EN-.
2-34s1. -2T
MATTRESSES, white, experienced.
TO work In new. small coffee shop.
Hours, 2 TO 10. Good salary. Ap-
ply In person, BERKSHIRE DRUG,
4201 Mass. ave. NV. -29
WAITRESs-steady Job, must be
reliable. Apply BECK'S RESTAU-
RANT, 1918 18th ST. NV. -2b
MATTRESSES, experienced. Apply
FLAME RESTAURANT, 1923 Conn.
ave NV. -
WAITRESS, white, experienced; for
private house: excellent position;
live In or out; good wages sail
after pm. KE. S-5125. 10
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HELp--MEN AND woMEN

CASHIER-CHECKER. part time: ex-
pefienced. good pay and working
conditions. Apply BuCkINGHAA
SUPERMARKET. 1923 Rhode Island
CIGAR CLERK. part time. eve
nings only: 5-day wk., no wk. ends.
Apply IN person only. DORCHES-
TER PHARMACY. 24S0 10th s..
ssaiIxksMEs sixk cor woMKS,. no can
vassing: expeT. or Will train: car
nee: opport. for advancement IN
ycuriR flm; we; !. es7S1g. ( rs,,9 nE;TTTcy mi
needs experienced salespeople
for brokerage and subdivision
work. Best Of suburban Nstings.
Good deal for right persons. 10
4-S3o3, Mr.. MANQYLLL.---21
PARf-TlAfE BOOKkkkPEk Ior
huilder's once m Rockville. Cal
n. II. BEST. OIL. 10000. ~
COLORED
Do ycu work IN Govt. . laundry 81
tndustfy2 You can earn up 70 ~
wkly. or more In spare time, No
exper. needed. NO. 7-3llb pet "
noon.S pm. 20
Evening star., 1955-11-26

FURS-DISCOUNT
Savings up to 5oss on any
thing In the line of fine
furs. A visit to our shop Is
a must If you value you
$$$$$. Hundreds Of slightly
used mink garments at q
fraction OF their original
cost. Shop and compare.
Open Mon. and Thurs. till Q.
BASKIN FURS
80
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SHEET ROCK

= =
SHOE BAGS, attractive. bright COLI
nred canvas. SO and ~ each.
CUSTOM SHADE md AWNING.
1856 North Washington blvd. ia.
sHo2 GuN. Remington pump. cuts.
3 tubes, beaver tall arm. shelA,
sxesl segd, ~; o,SI.I, KI; S-slss sss,. I'll
pair, iB-inch rim: hrand-new tubes
Included; SIS each. Lu. $3.50
SOFA. modern. 1 ". old: reasonable
ofier accepted. IA. S-0224. after
f.30 pm. ~
sOFA, traditional. red ANTIQUE yel-
rrsers: $40 So. b-A60a. ----27
Evening star., 1955-11-26

BRACELET. 20 diamonds and 20
sapphires: appraised at $1,000: viii
sacrifice. 10. b-SS63. az
BuLLDoZERS. TD-lS. 8 mos. old;
TD-14, . yrs, old, recently over
hauled; accept best offers. JE. 2.
6634. S-4, Mon. through Friday.
CALCULATOR. Monroe, model LAG
29o.ci 10 columnsj elec. Lo; D.
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STEEL

5TERLfNG SILVER, 5 place settings.
DamaEk Rose, used twice. reason
able; Kirby vacuum cleaner, like
new. Al attach, SIS. JE. 2-4l65.
STOVE, eas ao-ineh wedgeEood; ;
used i ", 500. CT, 7-s5l9, ---27
rABTECIOIHs. linen damask, ~
10 8 yds. Round Madeira lunch
sets. Madeira tea napkins. oV.
iaeE' aIel 'ssEcoaDEE. hl-ty. 1855, Ten, n,
condition.. OIL 4-SS32. --27
rELEyIsIoNs = b Brand-nsx 1855 s.,
1856 model req. $3.50 90: nov
si45; Nv, large screen, $50; Tv,
large screen. $s5, Why pay. list or
so-caiied discount prices when We
sen al new televisipns at whole
sale prices TO the. general public;
Cash or terms. Late-model used
,sisyisicns s,,, ivs,sssy sCssy. m R5iesfii ssii
pLIANcE WHOLESALERS, s433
Georgia ave, Silver SprtnE. Nd;
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8TRNOGRAPHER

We have m interesting position
open for q capable secretary who
desires an opportunity TO learn
and Q permanent career in . small
once
We offer pleasant surroundings, air
eunditionfng. health heneflts.. req
ular vacations, . 36-hour week and
good wages.
q you are interested, please phone
Rhslip Bowie, RE. 7-7121 weekdays
q. CALVERT BOWIE, INC,
Moftsage Bankers. 025 Wash. Bldg.
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MIscELLANEoUs WANTEp


AHiE,aoTsG9ase. siiyeq rs,ss. sse. Louis sEoAE
NO. 7-063I; ewes, EN-. 5000.
ANTIQUES WANTED,
silyerware, any eond.: jewelry BRIG
a.bfac 1888 Wis. ave. ID. kRuP-
SAW MILESTONE Co, NO. 10000.
BEDROOM. dining room, contents oi
home: cash. We do moving, storage s,
IA. 9-2937; ewes. RA. 3-l4l6. 27'
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity
ALBION BOOK SHOP. lIos Penn
FURNITURE wanted: viii buy all
kinds Of good used furniture: TOP
price, IA. $3.50. We do moving.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. odd pieces,
glass and brtc-a-brae. Buying and
selling 80 years oriEtnai hDP- S2e
HE9Q1
Evening star., 1955-11-26

LADY, for printing snop; experlelSs
NOT necessary. Apply after $3.50
am, 1917 q ST. NV. .27
YOUNG LADY, engraving shop; ex-
perienced feeding or packing. Apply
after $3.50 am, BREWooD. iSIf
YOUNG LADY-Intefestins position
with local branch Of national n
nancial organization; no experience
necessary; some tipping essential; al
company BENEFITS. Mr.. GRIFFIN,
YSoTIjNG al LADY, general once expert
ence, posting machine helpful but
not essential; b-day week. pleasant
Vorking conditions. Call AD. 2-l4l4.
WORK for pleasant.
refined lady who can assume re-
sponsibilify. $500 for 100 days.
BOY 3O9-C, star. --23
PART.TIME HELP In card and ca
mera shop. ROBBINS CAMERA
SHOP, $40 14th st. NV. -27
IMMEDIATELY - Church
secy. for temporary period. Typing,
shorthand. Salary according 70 ex-
perience. AUGUSTANA- LUTHERAN
CHURCH, Ho. 2-0626. -26
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Furniture Bought
One piecs or entire hcusehold; also e
SAyE. S6Ao1E 7li6o 7io d5ttad d5sn 8. NV Ap' -
Evening star., 1955-11-26
SECRETARY
SINGER

white. over IL, beginner or exper. (:
full or part time; additions after
q pm. cAPN GUYS CLUE. 1919
New York ave. NV. ---28
&TKNO0RAPHER, competent. neat
appearnnee: law once. legal expet-
iencs desirable but not essential:
rood salary and pleasant working
.sonditions Box 497-B. star 20
work, permanent position. JOSEPH
de YOUNG. 1909 y 81. NV. --27
oTEN0GRAPHER-OFE1CR MAN
AGER. are $40: responsible posi-
tinn, with growing manufacturing
company. Attractive salary and op-
Qertunity. Reply in condolences. Box
Evening star., 1955-11-26
! ROOMS FURNIsHED-NW. RM

1884 coLUMBTA RD. N.W,-IArge
room. So week. AID. 4-67o1. ~
I7s6 QUE ST. N.W.-Redeeorated.
iSt-fiY room; run. water, range,
refgr.: S13.76 VIZ. 80
COBORED-L.H.K. Rms, near 9th
and New York ave. NV: child care
available on premises: washing ma
chine and TY avail; $40 per Wk.
and up. HO. 2-70b7. 30
Evening star., 1955-11-26

REFGR,, 10 Gu, IT,. 4 yrs. old. In
Good Coz n runnins @ cond. Washer. Thor
Automagic, excel. coud.: $50. 80.
S-78s3, 2o3 Martha rd., Alex
RUGS te,, ex1a oriental design
rugs. brafld-new. never used. Value.
TSi s4eritc,nEE ~, z nro roI s5g Va 4 a 9El. ~.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
ROOMS UNFURkIsHED

47Ie 9th ST. N.W.-Pvt. home,
conv. location. TU. 2-S203. -27
COLORED-LARGE, clean front rm.,
convenient transportation. SemipPt.
kitchen and bath. 40 v st. NV.
AID. 2-5S53. --z9
Evening star., 1955-11-26
GOLD

AA(A1AS
Bring your dental sold, platinum.
discarded ieWelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN INC.
az YEARS AT 93B p ST. NV.
HEATERs. ranges. stoves. refrigera:
tors, mattresses, furniture. ACNE
STOVE AND FORM. Ma. 9-S062.
Of 3 adults would
Ike to store good spinet, or apt.
upright plano for privilege OF oc-
casionai use, VIII pay hauling one
way. OIL. 2-52g0. - :.
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHE9T CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. JU. 9-3039.
TOR AUCTION. new or used turni-
ture, ana an household furnishings:
OLD STONE HOUSE AyGIdi93Hs yGi ~
RD.. BLADENsBURG. MD. uH. 4
0052 UN. 4-6707.. AP.. !aO1O.
Auction every Saturday ct 10 an
Evening auction Wednesday, NO
yember 30 at 1880 pm. FREE
RHsFkalsaaIoNED oREHbssFkalssaIoNED picture frames,
clocks. furn.. china, glass. suns
antiques, etc. Cash. 10. $500
WANTED TO BUY, good practice
plano. preferably baby grand,
reasonably priced. IA. 6-178Q. --25
WANTED. dictaphone trnnscricer 70. M
use With belts. ME. S-2S64. 30
Evening star., 1955-11-26

Bring your dental sold, platinum.
discarded isEsAlrEHi sKAEHN W fNRC Rry CASH
Evening star., 1955-11-26
MATTRESSES

FOR BANoUETs
White. Over FL, for Sphinx Club
Apply 1916 K st. NV. 3rd FIT.
10
GIRL FRIDAY-Actiye uptown gem
ernI Insurance agency needs ma
ture. personahle assistant with. in
surance lffice experiences; modern
once: excellent future; many bene-
fits; salary open.
MARTENS 81 MOORE
34Os WIS. AVE. NV.
EN-. $4,000 --29
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ADDITIONS. DoRMERS, rec. rms.
porches, heating, baths. modern
ixing; AL mechanics; permits and
nnaneing. NATHAN cH1NITz. Ex.
ADDITIONS, PORCH enclosures.
jalousies, kitchen remodeling: by
free estimates: So months TO paw.
SECO SALES, 617 Sligo ave-. Silver
Spring. JU. S-301e, day or night.
Evening star., 1955-11-26

aALEsLADY. 1871, for lingerie and
hosiery. In our Chevy Chase
branch; B-day. 3o4heur week: good
opportunity for heglnner. ABBY
st. NV. ask for Mr.. Markham.
Evening star., 1955-11-26

Sssonsl AIPs \ sseR sseRycAE eAH aois sEnISTsE iash e
Evening star., 1955-11-26

EDICAL TkCHNICIAN. downtown
2hysician's once; salary open. OIL.
Evening star., 1955-11-26

oHAM1TRBSs, for draperies. expert
snced only need apply. Full time.
STRd%u Su1S s SS5. co.. APg 7pgsS Y WisDconSin Ds5aSni
ave, Bethesda. Nd. --27
1ECRETARY - Permanent position
with supervisory responsibilities.
Shorthand, good typist. age 25 to
90. consulting engineers with once
g Ring Bldg, bay week, salary
experience. White. RE. T-633S.
Evening star., 1955-11-26

experieneed; 5 days:
iull Or part time. Apply I'd iiooor.
Evening star., 1955-11-26

NUReE-Cheyy Chase home, small
ssrs sor issHs ssy pssisn Ssssssa 45 HqTss per w
Very nice place to live. WO. 6-9662.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1891 Conn.,, Wo.
Evening star., 1955-11-26

NUh9k, white, are % to 20. private
Call CO. 6-4T54. --1
Evening star., 1955-11-26

CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES. 0 Wks.; pic
tured IN Star Q wks. ago; stud sery.
Also l.yr.-old male. WA. 7-5276.
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DISASTER WORKER
DONATES COAT
FOR FLOOD AID

PATERSON, N. j. tP.-
Mrs. Carol Goble, a volun-
teer receptionist at the
Passaic County Goodwill AS
ISOLATION food relief head
quarters. made an involun-
tary contribution yesterday.
1t got a bit stuffy in the
Office and Mrs. Goble took
off her suit jacket and placed
it on a chair. An eager
worker in the Office put 1t
in one of the 1000 cartons
of clothes and food the as
ISOLATION is sending in two
trailer trucks to flood
stricken Winsted, Conn, to-
morrow morning.
She had worn the suit
only twice. Mrs. Goble took
the loss In good spirit.
II might as well bring
the skirt down tomorrow"
she said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29
MOROCCO
Continued From First Pas


tan, Mohammed Ben Moulay
Arafa, pro-French elements In
Morocco were demanding that
Mr.. Grandval be removed.
I While the cabinet was meeting
here, the last Of the Moroccan
leaders to leave the AK Les
Bains conference returned To
Rabat. They expressed hope q
settlement would be reached and
urged that peace be restored.
There were flickers of violence
in French North Africa over the
week end, but the disturbances
were minor compared to the out
breaks the week before.
In Morocco, farmhouses were
burned near Casablanca and
Marrakech and several tele-
phone lines were cut over the
country Similar acts were re-
ported in Algeria, chiefly in the
Constantine area.
The most serious incident &C.
curNd inside the Tunisian from
tier, about 40 miles south Of the
Kasserine Pass, where French
troops FLASHED with Q band OF
200 rebels. The rebels were said
to have crossed into Tunisia from
Algeria.
French military authorities
said IL rebels were known killed
land the number might be much
higher. They said the French
Host IL killed and IL wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29
Hoover Praises
Boys Clubs Work

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 90 Up
Boys clubs are 1.-THE greatest
cure for delinquency In our coun.
try" former President Herbert
Hoover said here yesterday.
With IS million pavement boy
in the United States" he said al
cornerstone laying ceremonie:
for the Columbia Park Boys
Club, "the Nation needs more Of
these clubs"
Mr.. Hoover said statistica
records from 800 cities prove the
value of the clubs in preventing
juvenile delinquency.
I'm one Chicago district alone,
Ihe said, 1.-The number of boys In
the hands of the police every
year decreased from 80 per cent
to IL per cent"
Mr.. Hoover observed that in
the 20 years he has been national
board chairman Of the Boys Club
of America, Inc, the clubs have
doubled In number to 400 and
"have become one of the great
character building institutions Of
our country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29
Fires Are Burning Out
At Bio Indiana Refinery

WHITING, Ind, Aug. 20 up.
The big fire at the refinery of
the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana
burned into its third day today,
but only two large storage tanks
were gushing flames and smoke.
A company official said the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. blaze was
well in hand. and the burning
out" of unburned fuels in the
blackened 10-acre section was
in line with safety policy.
Thus. no volatile fluids would
remain as hazard when re-
Mobilization of the SCARED area
begins.
All the biazes are expected to
be extinguished by nightfall.
Life in adjacent Whiting got
back to near normal although
some 500 families awaited the
results of a check for explosive
sewer gases before they could
receive permission to return to
their homes. Many were per-
mitted to go into the mile-Square
evacuated area for clothing.
Originally, $50 families had been
evacuated from areas near the
refinery.
Claims Office Set Up
The company opened a claims
office in its administration and
engineering building near the
fire scene. Scores of residents
visited the Office to inquire about
compensation for damage or in
juries.
Already the blast-fed inferno
has inflicted a loss estimated by
Standard Oil at $40 million.
brought death to two persons
and injured IS others, three seri-
ously.
Tired fire-flghters brought the
flames under control at noon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29

the woods near here Just a.
Gerry Donahue and q friend
came driving by. The animal
took OF majestically - and
crashed through the car roof.
Mr.. Donahue and a passenger
escaped injury. The car was
badly damaged. The moose broke
his leg and a mounted police
constable shot him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29
BY JACK BELL
Associated Press staR Writer

Moves among Southern Dem.
ocrats toward forming an anti
Stevenson bloc appeared today
Ito be laundering for lack Of
agreement on another candidate
for President.
The recent announcement Of
senator Russell, Democrat Of
Georgia, before he left fol
Europe that he definitely viii
not run again" apparently ha:
removed the chief challenger
around whom Dixie Democrat;
opposed to Adlai E. Stevenson
could have rallied.
Mr.. Stevenson hasn't yet an
nounced his plans for 1856. But
lit is widely believed he will try
iagain.
Thus far no other possible op.
ponent has emerged who seems
likely to command anywhere
near as much Southern support
as Senator Russell did in 1862
when he got 268 votes-only five
short of Mr.. Stevenson's total
on the first ballot at the party
convention. All but 40 of Sen
lator Russell'S votes came from
the South.
Senator Kefauver, Democrat
\ of Tennessee, who. topped both
Senator Russell and Mr.. Steven
son with $40 on the first ballot
may make a new try next year
But Senator Kefauver is no IA
Ivorite of Dixie Democrats. a
evidenced by the fact that only
Al of his 1859 votes came from
the South.
Clement for Stevenson
These Al included % from
Senator Kefauyer's own State
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lyesteroay-30 hours after a
tremendous explosion of I'M
determined cause touched off the
disaster.
! Robert E. Wilson, Standard
Oil chairman, said it is hoped
that most Of the refinery will be
back in operation in about two
weeks.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Wilson said,
the company, despite heavy fire
loss, has sufficient gasoline and
Iother products to meet demands
in the Midwestern marketing
area.
Disagrees With Estimate
He reported the damage to the
refinery alone would exceed $40
million. all but 81 million of
which is covered by insurance.
The figure will run some
higher when losses outside the
plant are tabulated, but the oil
company disagreed sharply with
Red Cross estimates from Wash
ington that the overall damage
would amount to 500 million.
A. F. EndreS, manager of the
refinery, said the extent of dam
age beyond the refinery itself
had been exaggerated.
Of the injured, IL were Stand
ard Oil employees, The remain
der were residents living near
the plant or spectators who
crowded too close to the fiery
display.
The fire began at 6:15 am.
Saturday when an explosion in
"a new 26-story hydroformer
rocked an area miles around.
The first explosion was followed
by a series of smaller ones as the
white-hot flames spread to stor-
age tanks containing crude and
fuel oils.
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proposals. advanced in a speech
in New York Friday night. After
a meeting of Prime Minister
Moshe Sharett's cabinet, an Of
fetal announcement said the
proposals required further study
and in some points additional
calculation through contact with
the United States Government. "
Most Israeli newspapers COM
mented favorably on the United
States Secretary's statement.
The differing unofficial reac-
ton to the Dulles proposals I'M
derlined a basic conflict between
the Arabs and Israelis toward
a peace treaty which probably
is weighing heavily in govern
ment consideration of the United
States offer.
Israel has always viewed the
l948 armistice as q major step
toward final peace settlement.
The Arabs have considered it
not as an end to the war but
only as requiring a change in
methods of fighting the Jewish
state, switch from direct mill
tary action to economic boycott
and other measures.
Arabs Shun Contact
During the past seven years.
the Arabs have stalled every Is
raeli effort to initiate peace talks
and have Stunned any contact
with the Israelis except through
the framework of the armistice
agreement.
While the Israelis have sought
a negotiated peace, the Arabs
have tried unsuccessfully to force
Israel to accept United Nations
resolutions calling for repatria-
ton and compensation for Arab
refugees who left their homes
in Israel, Observation-Disclosures of
Jerusalem and a return to the
frontiers for Israel in the 1947
United Nations partition plan.
Arab refugee leaders in Leba-
non and some newspaper and
radio commentators in the Arab
capitals branded Mr.. Dulles pro-
posals a trick to water down the
United Nations resolutions and
give Israel an easy peace. Cairo's
semi-oficial AL Gumhuria said
the United Nations resolutions
already provided solutions for
the problems cited by Mr.. Dulles
but "Israelis violate them daily. :"