davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-07-03

lens las. F-iO en-. Myers lesthei
case. tripod w/case. auto. timer
IA. 6-374O, 81
CAsH-DRAWER, new. suitable fol
any business; S27. 80. CIRCLE, 54l
18th st. NV. DL 7-7S72.
CASH REGISTER sALE-B,s. ont
little one. Hand and electric uset
ana new, $50 and up. CASH REG.
ISTER SALES md SERVICE CO
S0I9 18th st NV AID. 2-44on
Cash REGISTER. National elec., &
column classification. excel. condi.
ton; S1O0. JE. 2-41S5.
CEDAR LINING. aromatic lumber fol
4-Issl. RUckER LUMBER. RI ."
CHAIR, green. bareback, with S3l
slip cover, both for S45: walnut
secretary. excel. eond.. S1oo. OIL
CHAIR. modern lounge. in soot
both. IL. 3-7sSi.
CHAIRs-Pair Of green channel
back: I.sa ~ down s,, cushions; 81 mah0Essn'
CHAisE TONGUE, cofiee table. Hol.
lywood bed. dresser. small desk
aa,s, china cabinet Sget ta6le 'ie chairs ,1sms
CO. 5-3054 before 2 pm.
|CHECKWRITERs, new and rebuilt
Bargain. Call Sunday. CO. 6-4625
week. TAI 18th ST.. NV.
CHEST, dresser. contour chair (seats
twol; new: bargain. 3S19 Bla-
densburg I'd. AP. 7-6Ss0. ~
CHINA, ANTIQUE. unusual; silver pcs.
vases and lamps: also ANTIQUE furn
Sacrifise. EN-. 3-0S56. "a
CLARINET, Bundy resonate, liks
new; reasonable Call CIR. 3-1224
CLARINET OUTFIT; S3e.50. with
8 free private lessons BY profes-
sional. RATNER'S MUSIC STORE
CLOTHING CLEARANCE-20-50E
on: tremendous stock. mems wear
ladies' cotton dresses; many for.
mails. children's fine out-growr
clothing. NEARLY NEW SHOP
1872 Conn. End A.. Wo. 8-7969
CLOTHING-Dresse size 18: silk
linen, cotton, full and slim stvlesj
almost new, orig. design. Wo. e.
CONCRETE MIXER. gasoline motor
81 Gu. #: $500. Edgewater g.
1900
Evening star., 1955-07-03

ArR cosrrrlozAo-s a,.-,sn
York sir-eond. units for sale q
rent. al unitS are in top shape:
hermeticaliy sealed and Btill carr
9 3-yT. factory warranty. CAL =
4 N REFRIGERATION CO. II
$500 227 L 81. ne.
Evening star., 1955-07-03

Boydemploy
Boyd Employment Service-no mat
ter how you spell lit still means
the OLDEST and the finest en-
ployment service in D. C, with
40 yrs. Of select clientele. Free reg,
friendly service. Thousands placed |:
welcome all. cor. O and 18th NV.
tST. 3-346O1,
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SITUATioNS-WoMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK, asst. book.
keeper. payroll. perpetual inven-
tory, sales. receptionist. JA. 4-1496
ADDRESSING LETTERHEADs. Ia.
bells, cards; neatly typed: reas
rates. HO. 2-006S after 2 pm.
CLERK-TYPIST wishes position: ex-
perienced and capable; mod. sal
COMPANION to elderly people. wesS
end call JU, 6-1312; Sunday eve
ming through Friday, q to 4.
COMPANION to elderly lady or semi.
invalid; INV: settled woman. Bo,
DENTAL STUDENT tcolor.d) desire,
work. any type Of position consid-
cred. Call LU. 4-1314. -3
EXEC. ASST, pvt. secy.. capable
law, real estate. avia.. Govt, liaison
Woodley 6-0253 after $50.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
FILE CABINETS

FILE CABINETS
800 AVAILABLE: 4-DRAWER. LE-
GAL AND LETTER SIZE: $50 AND
WOOD: S9,05 AND UP. 2-DRAWER
pS%WER' H94R E1sFs sFErr 81 ROLES Ais9 s2sk- 2Nk-
sfzFs sT f1,13' AND cofoRs. nS FREE De- DE.
LIVERY AND PARKING. MAN
HAITIAN OFFICE EQUIP CO., ta30
NEW YORK AVE. NV.
FIRE EXTINGUIsHER. eha-eal. s-A,
SO: foam, $3.50: Is lbs. coz.
S37 80. 2513 NJ st. NV. EX. 3-3527:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for ladies and
ch!ldren's wear wrapping coun-
ter add,ns , machine nslar,e ss,a9 cash req lay
misc. 452s Lee hwy. Arl. ia.
FIUoREsCENT FIXTURES 4-e0
W. side panel. 500 value; S35. HO.
2-4134, Apt. $50.
FOAM RUBBER CUT ANY SHAPE
Cushion. Jumbo mattresses
Gillilland, 2145 F NV. Elk. 3-6633
FOLDING MACHINE, A B. Dick,
two years old. used little: steal
at $40. Elliott addressing machine,
in rood cond.. SO. LU. 4-S2a2.
FRAME BUILDING, 2 stories, 2sx1s.
for removal, 500. ia. $4,000. --3
FREEZER, 13.cu.-ft.. brand-nev:
Admiral. Call LU. 4-1614. -
FREEZER, Coldspot, chest type
Like new; full VI. guarantee: 2Ss
wide. SO" high. Sc" long; reaA.
1926 Ga. ave. NV. TU. 2-9166.
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Switchboard Operator

Switchboard Operator
and Receptionist
For insurance agency. Must be ex-
perienced. Cali manager. RE. =
$500. for appointment. 5
Switchboard Operator
White, for full-time wk. in air -cond
NV. apt. bldg. Must be exper. on
secretarial switchboard. Alternate
shifts: l wk. day work. next week
Box i44-M. Star. stating age, ex.
perience and phone no. 3
TEACHER, qualified, for cooperative
nursery school. close-in Silver
Spring, starting September: 5-day
week. 0 to IL Good salary. Call
Ju. 9-9390 or JU. 9-6S67. IS
TEACHERS, others twhite) for full
- part-ttue summer work: guar
antee. $500 for 6 wks. to those who
aSana aSSalldy; give sox qYshl,fications' gsh6 age.
TEACHER OF TYPEWRITER. part
fssGfRIHTRiss or 1SIz Nix xoN Ast sfRA3Hh 19E MR
SSoLLsEGE,s 18th and F SITS. NV.
TEACHERs' POSITIONS in PUBLIC
schools, elementary, English, social
studies, phys. ed. math., librarian
Chemistry M sGmmeF1,h physcs music ansSsses SioSss
home eco; salaries. $500 to $3.50
mo. Also PRIVATE school posi-
tions in commercial, phys. ed ,
elem, registrar. kinderearten
and some Very fine FARTeeTIME
positions in phys. ed, biology
TEaeaERs 1Tssnss pseSaEsStesyy ASESeyy 1s41 AoAss g st
NV. RE. 1898.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR; relief. Ca
rillon House: air-condttioned, 4S5-
unit apt. bldg, $500 Wisconsin ave.
NV. Secretarial. telephone service;
excellent environment and good sal
woman between 80 and so. Call
EN-. assoc after / pm. for appt.
to be interviewed. is
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, relief
White: Apply Mrs. Holloran, Z Il
S:3O Tues, July 8, SHELLEY HOS.
TELEPHoNE soLICfToRs Exper
only for an excel. estab. nome I'm
provement co. Good deal for men
or women who will put in time and
work from your own home. Salary
plus bonus Call ST. $3.50, leave
lame ana pn0ne NUMBER.
TEL. SOLICITOR-Part time. Expr
in insurance. NO. 1851,
TfPiST. who can write neat letters
and do general office work in large
wholesale firm: good salary; op-
portunity for willing worker. See
MR.. ALEXANDER at r. MARS
Co. Canal and D sts. s.w. a
TYPISr - College graduate, with
physical science BACKGROUND and
IBM-PSM experience preferred
Work for research organization in
Bethesda Write fully, p, O. Boz
596S. Bethesda, Md.
TYPlST-Speed and accuracy essen
ttal; desire intelligent girl for varied
duties Phone RE. 7-4040, Wed.
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TYPIST

Experienced typist for accounting
department of wholesale liquor dis
tributor: 40-hr. week. air-condi-
TONED ONCE: immediate opening.
FoRMAN BROS. INC, 1880 Oakie
st. ne. LA $4,000. 4
Evening star., 1955-07-03
SEE THIS

SEE THIS
NATIONAL BUSINESS
ORG N IZATION IN
CONVENIENT DOWN
TOWN LOCATION OF
FERS CHALLENGING
CAREER POSITION TO
A CAPABLE, WELL
GROOMED, MATURE
WOMAN, AGE 80 TO
AZ. BEAUTIFUL AIR
CONDITIONED BUILD
ING, EXCELLENT T
WORKING COMBS.
AND EMPLOYE BEN
EFITS. UNLIMIT ED
OPPORTUNITIES FOR
ADVAN CE MENT TO
APPLICANT WHO CAN
FULFILL THE FOL-
LOWING SPECIFICA-
TIONS:
Someone seeking long-term
employment.
Minimum Of 2 yrs expert
ence in general ofiice work.
Exper r fenced stenographer
Tor equivalent experience
with debating equipment)
Capable of handling exact
ing details.
Good C ON m on sense and
judgment.
Who can and likes to deal
with people.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Flagstone and Stone

\ 4o6oUO1AC d1A0 oVO11C
WORK
Porches. patios, walks, retaining
walls tile drainage; also water
ANGELO MARcucc1o. Ju. s.17s.
FIoqF 70 ls sd sasp5sG P5s ap e.'f e. T. HiNsoN HhS
l42 Yuma st. Sc. 20. 1876. u
FLOOR SANDING, finishing, clean,
ing and waxing: Reasonable rates
Free estimate. Call RA. 6-6795;
PAINTING CONTRACTORS - Com
mercial and residential, Genera
Smsr. fof oV.r rs H
terms. cail MR.. LAWRENCE. Ii
6-S1O0 or RA 6.97O3.
PAINTIEG---Ext. and int. Sober
white mech: reas; price; rs yrs
PAINTING. exterior and interior: al
work guaranteed at very reas
an an, estimate. MR.. REED. Ju. 2.
PAINTER, colored. do own work
pHiNTfSG. piHSiiNsfThSsS!e pdA9iEitIss pAPEkING's PLASTER.
ING. any size Job: white mechs.. &c
d i1RsF Mg. srasLs1 tsss e. Ja xs soisl p & tn'
PAINTING. 1st-class work by white
mechanic; reas. rates: free esti-
mates. Phone any time, DE. 2-2779
PAINTING AND DECORATING, ex.
pert. Free est. Salts. guaranteed
Ref. Call LA. 6-374S. a
PAPERING, $40 and up. this weeh
only; 1855 sunfast washable papers
RA. 3-7393. JU. 9-760S.
PAPERHANGING, prompt, courteous
estimates, expert white craftsmen
reasonable. HINES, AID. 2-5s99
PLAsTERING REPAIRS. old ana new
work; large and. small Jobs. Reas
White mech. Work guar. JU. 9-4154
PLASTER REPAIR, Ist-class work
by white mechanic: free estimates;
nWk,s work guaranteed; IA. 9-10es: 13
Gutter and down spouting. Fret
estimates. Ii. 4-3975. --3
ROOFING. all types; gutters. spouts;
general sheet-metal work. A. b
THOMAS. WA. 1882.
ROOFING, ALL TYPES
REROOFING, REPAIRS, REPAINT.
ING. CUTTERS AND SPOUNTIN0
N0 i'm aHF
Evening star., 1955-07-03

ANTIQUES-EARLY AMERICAN
FOUR WINDS FARM
Large constantly moving stock Out
Georeia ave. ext. tRte. 97b 8 mi.
rtght on 600 whitehall 6-S4Ob.
ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china. glass. furniture. etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal.
- $3.50 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TU. 2-2727 RA, 3.7f,OS
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DIAMONDS
OUT-OF-PAWN
BARGAINS

At far less than their origi-
nal cost. Every diamond
fully guaranteed as repre-
sented In writing. Liberal
trade allowance made on
any type jewelry. All prices
plus tax.
l. la carats-lady's fiery blue
white dia. set in modern plat.
mtg. with . side baguettes-
only $500
emerald cut dia. with most de-
ga, Ss,raoie American cut and fne
oiue white color-set In piati-
mum with 2 side haguettes-
unredeemed. only $3.50
3. 1.07 carats-lady's brilliant
cut diamond with fine color
mounted in lax ". G. mtg.-
rea' buy. only $500
4. 1 p carats-lady's blue white
American cut diamond-set in
lax yellow gold plain mtg-
specially priced. only 500
o; si2 carats-an exceptionally
brilliant and beautiful blue
Nnlte pear shape diamond
set in latest style lsdy's plat.
baguette mtg.-sale priced $500
8. ls6 carats - beautiful cut.
cut. radiant color diamond set
in lady's plat. mtg. with side
diamonds S42k
z. 34 carat-flawless. blue white
dia. SET IN modern IA K W. g.
hshtail mtg. - unredeemed-
MISCELLANEOUS
8. Lady's diamond brooch pin
very beautiful designed pin
handcrafted In platinum and
set with 93 diamonds
gorgeous design with 3 diamond
drops-out of pavn-only S59b
Q. Mans Vacheron & Constantin
Watch-1S X v. G. case--one
of the worlds finest watches
late model, like new-worth
S5c0-unredeemed- $3.50
10. 32d-degree Masonic ring
set with blue white diamond
weighing approx. Ia ctS.-a
terrific bargain-only $3.50
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS
ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES. FUR0
AND JEWELRY AT 1ss
I Twin o-ctOn r. Co
Evening star., 1955-07-03
MOTOR rRAvn

TRIP TO MIAMI. FLA.-1e55 Buicl
Leave immed: for l-way trip
CAR SYSTEM. S11 18th st. NV. ST
3-106O. Il
DES MONES-Serviceman leavins
Tues, take 2. Ph. RE. 7-O46l, Ext
215' MR. WHITE. Leave MESSAGE.
&c
L. A.. CALF, 2 or 8 ladies to share
about July "a. IA. 6-3623, sun.
or pm.
DRIVING TO MINNEAPOLIS, leave
july 9th. return 23d. take one or
two. Phone RA 2-7a2a
Evening star., 1955-07-03

FENCE, chain link, Bcthanized.
S1:l0 IT.. installed. Terms. White-
hall 6-556a IS
FILING CABINET. steel. 4-dr.. letters
good cond.; $50: CIRCLE, 741 18th
Evening star., 1955-07-03

FAN. 20-inch Homart, $50. JU.
5-57S3.
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T'YPIST

For full-time typing, white. per.
manent only: 5-day. 40-hr. week
Sick ana vacation leave plan; cash
CAN
Evening star., 1955-07-03
BOILER

Clever Brooks steam generator, mod
o.b.--4 water cap, $500 pounds,
dual low water cont. light oil
burner compl.. designed S.W.P.
lS6 pounds. Heating surface, 214
lation. 16'x6,9" return system and
feed pump complete. spare feed
pumps and extra controls acid
cleaned, in excellent condition
lob. P. o, Box 975 B. j. Sta.
TIE. 6-0636 90
BRICK AND MASONRY SAW, Clipter
make S22h EdReuafer Q-H7nn .
Evening star., 1955-07-03

AQUARIUMS. SIS. 55. 80, 20, 10.
etc. =. Air compressors, 8 h.p.. and
small pump. Excess equipment.
Value, .S400; will sell piecemeal or
ATS. t5fes 81 sEsbia Biz. WAAsnfisSSs VA nfssSst MACH
AWSNS AsSSd NsS9ndtiSn ns% S27 n HE Iona 4Stss
drop. $,ft s ext. SIS: II f,rep1sce tG1s set. set.
BABY cARRIAGE, deluxe ThaSer.
almost new, incl. cover, foam rub
Der mattress, $27. JU. 5-0059.
BABY CARRIAGE. large, S4g.5o
new, used 3 mos. $50. LU. 1-6162
BAsY.s aifsF LUhLABYE pm CRIB, kantwe,
mattress; Storkline high chair;
girls Little Toidy; excellent con.
ditinn: S4h. KE R-ARn4 "A
Evening star., 1955-07-03

July 18th Last Day
TO YIIE FOR VIRGINIA RkAi,
Estate ExAMMA11oN
brokers and safesmen.
NO applicant trained hy rs has ever
tened. D; c. and Aarylsnd exams
ENTER IMMEDIATELY
wAsHscfwosAr wsr sixH sIsSsI Irsr.rx A
500 Bond Bldg. I4O4 N. Y. Ave. NV.
VETERAN APPROYED
Evening star., 1955-07-03

BEDsi double decker, metal. suitable
for summer cottages or extra rm..
S15. Good condition. EN-. 2-2504
BEDoaS dan5, g.. IubSsr sr.d snd IS1 S .Drns,
never used. $40. OF. <-77iA.
Evening star., 1955-07-03

HELP MEN AND MoMfN
Evening star., 1955-07-03
ANTIQUES
AND DECORATORS ITEMS
4th OF JULY SALE

SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Prints,, frames. records, books. but
ter chips; goblets. 1Oc; ironstone
plates, SOC; Dresden ironstone and
!imoses ,platters, SOC; bone dishes,
50c; salts, SOC: demi-tasse sets,
81; Victorian chairs. ST; rockers,
ters. 81; washstand. ST.; carriage
lamp, 81; .what-not. 81: blue and
green overlay Bohemian vases, 81 I:
fruit plates, 81; Currier and Ives
plates ST., cut-glass salt and pep
per, 81; lamps, 81; trivets and
nat irons. 81; Wedgewood. Ba-
yarian and Stafiordshire plates,
amethyst salt and pepper. $1.50;
bowl. ss.5o; blue blue Puisao sristol susas vase,
$3.50: satin fairy lamps. $3.50;
3-cornered chair. $3.50; cake
stands, So so; cranberry tumblers,
$3.50; ruby compete, $3.50; milk
glass bottles. $3.50; folding screen.
$3.50, odd pieces marble, $3.50;
amberina vase. $3.50: colored cru
deeanssrs ssso isSer' brsss s.and sndi9ons
$3.50; blue Bristol pitcher, So 80;
shaving stand, sn sS.5o: oSIsi purple s';lD; slss
tumblers, $3.50; amber compete,
$3.50; cut glass compete, $3.50;
cranberry sugar shaker. $3.50;
herringbone satin tumbler, $3.50;
satin vases. $3.50; satin rose bowl,
$3.50; Gone With the Wind lamp.
leaf table, SIS: Bohemian cream and
sugar set. $5: amberina butter
dish. S.: cranberry cruet. SIS; ice
cream chair. $5: blue milk glass
hen. S5; pie safe, S5; china cab
met. So; music cabinet, S5; desk.
So: round table. SIS: large cram
berry pitcher. $3.50; tea cart,
$3.50: cobbler's bench. SO. Many
other bargains. See our ad under
till Z. RELL-HfNDs, 4I2 E. Cap
ito1 at 1T A.QRQS
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Carpentry, Home Repairs
Phone JE. 4-4062 Ewes.

CEMENT WORK and general repairs
No job too small. CHARLES pEs-
CONCRETE WORK and home re.
pairs; small work . speciality. XII.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. re.
done immed. RE. 6-2222. any time,
FLAGsToNE. STONE. CEMENT, pa
tios, walls, steps, etc Free estimate
CAL JERRY. LO. 1-4756
Evening star., 1955-07-03

- ROOFING, ALL TYPES
RhNEooEtHq Na aUT4rRs aERSHSs sNp sp65RAIE BGs4ING
NO JOB TOO SMALL
M. ]. PATKU6. Lo. 4-6776
Evening star., 1955-07-03

cAMkRA Ss.mm= hrsnd-nev. VI
fas15 aRspLfEs hs. ssSS; sRss,5 sss S
CO. 9i3 d ST. NV. RE. 1887
cAMkRA. American made. 35-mn
karoon, similar to Leiea. f.2 ctd
kktar lens. speeds from I sec. z
LkRs iAwNsRozeeRs wINlssfRaosfse s ssi:Es ~ 90. I
BIS D st. NV, RE- 7-3522.
caskkafIss .ss s.ssc.tSs ssS sSsSs e.. sss5rsSS ssRrS
NER- s33 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 7-.434
internal synch. at all speeds, case
sunshade. nlters; perfect; SIS
Weston Master and case; SIS. Ora
mex Tessar f4.5; SEQ. OIL. 4-04s0
Evening star., 1955-07-03
CAMERA BARGAIN

lens / 8. F-l0 en-. Myers lesthel
case. tripod wIease. auto. timer
HA. o-314O. ~
Evening star., 1955-07-03
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

,eneral remodeling by established
oDYiiidxsr5; Di xl57Ea ElSns w Exp; ;pnaoGc. p &. Nd Va.
Evening star., 1955-05-17
Where Credit Is Due

Credit is due the much criticized
House Appropriations Committee for re-
storing funds to the school budget for
special assistance to retarded and other
wise handicapped students. While the
$96,810 item for the hiring of 81 special
teachers is smaller than school officials
had hoped for, it will enable the schools
to set up number of separate classes for
backward pupils. The Star pointed out
in several articles some months ago that
the presence of retarded children in reg
ular classes was embarrassing to them and
unfair to other students capable of faster
learning. For the tendency of teachers
under such conditions has been to keep
instruction at slower pace than normally
would be the case.
The District Commissioners as an
economy move, had eliminated the school
request for special teachers from the
budget originally proposed by the school
system. But parent-teacher and other civic
groups urged the House committee to re-
store the money. It is to be hoped that
Congress finally will grant at least the
fund approved by the House committee,
If not the full amount urged by the Board
OF Education, for a sadly neglected phase
OF public education in Washington.
Evening star., 1955-05-17

During the recent Governors
conference in Washington,
called by President Eisenhower
to keep the Governors in
formed regarding the admin
istration's international and
domestic programs. one Of the
political facts of life was en-
tirely apparent. This was
the numerical superiority of
Democratic Governors over
Republican Governors-all of
which has taken place sub
sequent to the Republican
gains In the 1852 national
and State elections. Since
that magic year-for the
Republicans-the COP. has
lost nine Governors Of States
to the Democrats. Take a look.
In 1858. the Democrats elected
Governor Of New Jersey-for
the first time In a considerable
number Of years. The real
disaster for the Republicans
came, however. in 1884. They
lost Governors In eight States
Arizona, Colorado, Connect
icut. Maine, Minnesota, New
Mexico, New York and Penn
sylvania. And they were not
fortunate enough to take any
Governors from the Demo-
Gratis. By virtue Of Gov.
Christian Herter's good admin.
tration-and q bitter row in
Democratic ranks-the Repub-
licans did hang onto the Gov
ernor's job in Massachusetts.
Not Bright for COP.
The picture. as the two
major political parties prepare
for the elections next year, is
not bright for the COP, so
far as the gubernatorial line
up is concerned. The Demo-
Gratis today have Governors of
~ States: the Republicans, 81.
Governors are to be elected In
20 States. In Is of these
States, sitting Governors are
Republicans. and in II the
Governors are Democrats.
Those States having Republic
can Governors up for election
are Delaware. Illinois, Indi-
ana, Iowa, Kansas, Massachu-
sets. Montana. Nebraska, New
Hampshire, North Dakota,
South Dakota, Utah, Vermont,
Washington and Wisconsin.
Those having Democratic Gov
ernors, where elections will be
held. are Arizona, Arkansas,
Colorado. Florida. Maine,
Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri,
New Mexico. North Carolina,
Ohio, Rhode Island, Texas and
West Virginia.
# the Republicans fail to
nominate q winning national
Evening star., 1955-05-17
Graceful Gesture

It Is pleasing to read that Secretary
Dulles, in the hour Of the signing of the
Austrian treaty, saw At to express appre-
citation to two of his predecessors for their
part in bringing about this happy result.
The good work that men do is soon
forgotten, and the chances are that very
few people remember that General Mar
shall and Dean Acheson, in their turns as
Secretary of State, did much to lay the
foundations for the treaty that, at last,
has been signed. For these, the kilograms
Of gratitude, which Mr.. Dulles sent from
Vienna, will serve as reminders.
Perhaps it will be said that this little
gesture Is small thing, and 1t is. But
small things are not without their impor-
tance in the affairs of men as well as
nations.
Evening star., 1955-05-17
THE POLITICAL MILL
G. O. p. Picture Not Bright for '56
By GOULD LINCOLN

ticket-presumably headed by
President Eisenhower-the e
odds are the Democrats VIII
hold, at least, their present
preponderance Of Governors
and might even increase 1t.
On the other hand. with Mr..
Eisenhower heading the Re-
publican ticket. 1t is reasonably
certain the COP. will regain
next year the Governorship OF
Maine Indeed, with a good
candidate, the Republicans
may be expected to return to
power in that State even
should the Democrats win the
presidency. They may also
win in Michigan and Ohio,
provided Gov. G. Mennen Will
liams and Gov. Frank Lausche.
both Democrats, do not seek
reelection. Gov. Williams has
carried Michigan four times
and Gov. Lausche has won
five terms in Ohio. Gov. VIII
liams is ambitious to get on
the 1856 Democratic national
ticket-either end-and Gov.
Lausche is considering running
for Senator. They, the Repub-
licanS, could win too In the
Governor race in Colorado, If
Gov. Ed johnson does not seek
another term. and they might
turn the Democrats out of the
Minnesota State House.
The Reasons
Not all of the gubernatorial
gains made by the Democrats
since 1852 were due to love for
the Democratic Party. The
Republicans in several States
either put up poor candidates
or had been in Office so long
the people were ready to turn
them out. In Pennsylvania,
both these circumstances oc-
Cured, and in Maine the Re-
publican Governor had made
himself unpopular. For IL
years New York had been gov.
erned by the Dewey admins
tration-and well governed.
Senator Ives, the Republican
nominee for Governor, was a
good candidate and capable Of
giving an excellent admins
tration. But the Republicans
did not turn out to vote as they
were expected to do-and SEN
ator Ives lost to Averell Harri-
man by q whisper-only 1000
votes.
The loss of these Governors
by the Republicans. with all
the State House patronage,
makes the election Of a Repub-
lican President next year more
difficult. indeed, almost an i'm
possible task-without Mr..
Eisenhower.
Evening star., 1955-05-17
THIS AND THAT
BY CHARLES Z. TRACEWELL

Jones did, and had caught on,
along with Gilbert and Sulli-
vans "Pinafore."
The bellies and beaux of the
village staged the popular Eng
lish musical at the high school,
with piano accompaniment.
The "hit" Of the perform
ance was Belle as Little But
tercup.
They put Temp Jones, Z, at
work weaving a mat.
He was large. for pre-school,
but children didn't go to the
first grade until the age of 8.
in those days.
And he couldn't weave.
Somehow. the long strips Of
paper wouldn't go in the right
places at the right time.
The left sleeve business, in
an embryo form.
The pale faced boy, with
gold hair and cupid's bow
mouth. sweated blood. figura-
lively speaking, trying to make
q woven mat.
He didn't say anything, how
ever, but TOUCHED it out, as he
has done many times since.
It was invaluable training, per-
haps.
He has wondered since how
many children are put on tasks
against which their whole ma
ture rebels.
He was rescued from weav-
ing by the passage Of time, and
he was one child who was de-
lighted to go into the first
grade. There. was no more
weaving!
Perhaps it's plumbing. today.
and that might be worse. But
happily, Templeton Jones only
memory Of it is an inability to
get his left arm into his left
sleeve, on a windy morning on
Pennsylvania avenue, and then
there is a kind person to help
him. He thinks he has been a
lucky guy.
Evening star., 1955-05-17

are meeting the highest schol-
astic standards of their aca-
demic courses, and some even
are praiseworthy officers in our
armed forces.
Is all this good work to be
halted by some selfish groups
and organizations that would
risk destroying what has taken
SO long to develop by demand
ing that these clubs be inte-
grated? Three clubs already
have been lost because polit-
ically scared people have
evicted them for refusal to be
integrated. Are these people
willing to take some of the
blame for the appalling in
crease Of juvenile delinquency?
I have no quarrel with any
race. color or creed; but. If
segregation in the MPBC. DC,
is what it is going to take to
keep these boys of the streets
and out of gangs. then / am
all for it.
There are Police Boys Clubs
for colored boys as we'll as
white, and they both serve the
same purpose. When are
people going to come to their
senses and stop trying to mix
things up as long as both are