davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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BUICK 80 sedan: very clean. A real
d. BUTLER. INC. Conn. Conn. and and
Florida aves. NV.
BUICK 1910 Super 4-dr.: r, h.,
sI5anSSi sI5 DOWN s00a vinHdE fIaS o9ls Mfoss: fs3ss:
AZ INC; Mn diish and i. !. ave. ne:
RUTCK '5s Special convertible: by
nafiow, r. and h., Wv. tires; baby
blue with new black top. A. real
spsiNps ssaSIpls Mo2dEg 93Ig 81 sd eei inc csILyEs Ss
E..W. hwy. tat Ca % ave. sii. soS.. sos
BUICK 53 Super Riviera: 2-tons
red and white; r. and h., Dynaflow.
Sharp enough to please anyone. Two
spsiSss e shSSse Mt&oR t5HG Il S6 es5 Inc siLyEs
Nd. JU. e-4500. Open tili 10 pm.
BUICK 1854 Super VS. convertible;
r. and h.. automatic transmission
and excellent white-wall tires:
beautiful genuine red leather uphol-
'stery. set OF by an encino cream
sIsn nsIsnnsI snd sss slasE as foR Bait THIS s g
1siSei gPRfNo MoToR. s INC. as ioos sISsE EAST.
West hwy. u. 9-45o0, Open I'll 10,
BUICK '52 Special Riviera, :. and
Car g. pyaaSE IN sys-1 w MoNEor siFss q 1,k dkt5
1887 East-West hwy, Sil. sps,, Md.
Open evenings till 9. Ju. '5-7S04.
tirss, Dyna. ii, ,4as. HoRrER's
BUICK. I'LL 14th, pI. 7-3993. 81
BUICK "a Riviera; Dyna.: modern
2-tone. Wv. tires, $500. HOR-
NER's BUICK. I'LL 14th. DI.
I-3g93. IL
BUICK "a Riviera hardtop; &, b..
Dyna., WV. tiresi new-car condi-
ton; one owner; $2,295.
CaithneSS Buick, Inc.
77Ou-7740 Wis. Ave, Bethesda, Nd.
OIL. 0-bO12 OF. 6-60QQ
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BUICK 81 super Riviera 4-dr.;
Dyna.. r. and h: 2-tone ivory and
Rreens evrel tires gg0k
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: End lizI TRUSTS :
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

4 GOOD end TRUSTS AVAILABLE
So interest: price range, 81 400 to
$1,000, good discount. JA. 7-4425.
$4,000 SECOND TRUsT-pays SEQ
per mo- due in full in 5 yrs. Ask.
ing $4,000. Ho. 2-T957, DE. 2-575S.
-
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AIEXANnRIA
OFFICES, STUDIOS Tor RENT

SINGLE OFFICE with waiting room,
In suite. Professional Excellent
ssS Des Gn month BIZ. b. 7.isSo. sss csaS ssss
days; Oh. 6.37 20, EVENINGS. -z1
PARTIALLY FURNISHED OFFICE,
In GeorEetown Just OF wisconsin
ave. street level, cali =. Z. BROWN
ING. AD. 4-0063: ewes. Wo 8.
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
JIJNTOR PARADISE

Nestled among the trees on over Y
acre is this tmmac 2-b.r. rambler
1t has separate din. dm.. and /
scr. porch, has q firepl. and built
in bookcases, has . tile bath
has q G1 approved price OF SIC,
a50s Far enough out to be cool
close enough in for easy cornmut
ing.
Mannas Realty, IA. 8-2783
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VACATION PLACES

FOR RENT. Rehoboth Beach--Cot-
tage: Ocean block; available June
and July. Attractiyeiy furnished; 8
bedrooms Call OIL, 4-4953. ga
MOUNTAIN SsaadnI, LODGE near Skyline,
Available now. Wo. s-S5ss. --a7
CAMP in the woods with good roof
and floor; $35 per month or 500
for 8 months. Phone OIL. 4-2966.
REHoBoTH BEACH - ocean, front
apis, and cottages; July 3 to 8,
$55 wk,, up OIL. 4-3SS3. 80
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BUICK '49 Super 4-door; radio,
heater: excellent light blue finish.
excellent tires A car you win be
$40: 30-day written guarantee: I:
bank financing.
HAI,EYiS of cnl1rseI
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LoTs, ACREAGE FOR SALE


WE HAVE SEVERAL desirable par
started cULMoRE REALTY Co,
ATTENTION. III SSHSS BUILDERS - 80 lots,
some with all improvements fnclud-
and sewer. Available groups 4, 10
and 21, College Park area. Call
MT, Benson. AZ ISIS, IA; q
pEVhLoPESs Hs4ItfP AND rNvEsToRs svisasi la see
this 75-acre tract in the Colesville
area. Beautiful rolling countryside
partly wooded with frontage on
Colesville I'd, and secondary paved
Terms. RIPLEY q RoMER, EV,
4-8422; Il no ans. ~. S.303e.
lot with Soft. frontage and all
utilities. Over 10000 50. IT. and
almost stones throw to al con-
veniences. Asking S4. $50. RIPLEY
4 RoMER, Ev. 4-6422; If no ans,
Y AND & ACRE LOTS nr. D. c.
Restricted subdivision. builders in
vited; will subordinate.
25 LOTS, Sox1oo feet, adjacent to
cheyerly, Md. All utils. available;
will subordinate to builders. BEACH
REAL ESTATE. 4935 Livingston
I'd. s,e. LO. 7-3215. 30
2 TO 5 ACRE RAMBLER SITES:
wooded: Clinton and Norbeck;
$1,000 per g.; terms. JU. 5-5533.
CoLEsvILLE AREA. vic. Paint
streets: S3,500. 10. 5-IT7S. 80
ATTY's SALE--l0 lots. Hillside. Md.
1 blk. from d. C.. line; good invest
ment. 10. S-3266. 80
OXON HILL, MD.-Approx.. 2 and
acres: new u: b: school across
rd.i $4,000. OWNER. EN-. 2-55I7.
HILLCREsT HTS. AREA--sox2ss.
S1,S00 or best offer. OWNER:
terms. Ewes, Lu. 2-5891. II
BARCROFT LAKE, section 8. lot 3T5 /;
beautiful wooded lot for q large split
rambler. 24.SG0 sq. IT,. 146-ft. lake
to Ssst Be- Appreciated, rec At dego Jordan dan s.4sSs.
e.
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTEp

WILL PAY $500 for best available
car offered. No dealers please.
Write, name and phone No. to-
sB60azSr.S25RS B0z asiR SStserr,rp Str J. go. -.
and model cars. Call IA. A-4HNI
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE
fHG~Gf.u~1k

OVER ls.AcRE IN GREENWICH
Forest: $1,000.
ACRE, lsysi. on Persimmon Tree
road: $4,000.
Afs5 Rss.ssss s':A r.sss:. ssss:.t9' ssSs lsss'
OVER 10000 SO, FT. in exclusive
Burning Tree Valley
Call Mrs. Mefhen. OF. 2-52S7, or
KoRzENDoRFER, OIL. 4-slI1,
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INvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

$1,000 CASTI-will buy q beautiful 2
story corner building. Desirable
location. ST. 3-O450.
HOAIk AND INCOME. N. ARL.--New
duplex: bedrmsl etc. Also level
lot. owner. 1901 N. Wash. blvd.
1910 VERMONT AVE. NV. bet.
Logan Circle and Scott Circie-2i
rms. ia units. oil heat: ideal for
organizational use; S27.50 Call
OWNER, ST. 3-3320, or ewes. and
INVESTMENT PROPERTY--Luray,
Va Sunset. Cabins. S28,500; ideal
iSrss ilosation .y.En. l miles Ill iron from famous
cabins. J cottages. brick home, on on
3-acre tract; low down payment
and financing arranged. Mr.. NOR
R!S' a3l Cedar st. nv, Washing
to ton a, g, & Sp;a24@ Tui 21249o. II II !;
S6E SssisnssS sessiI. ISors 10 tinted tlls sathS
NO .e6a5 alter sunday.
FLOWER SHOPPING CENTER
owner says sell. 6-unit apt. bldg,
] and : bedrm. apis. Call LEGUM
4 GERBER REALTY CO.. EN-. 2
1000, til 9 pm.
APT. HSES.--We have 2 six-unit,
and sixteen units with prices
rented. Call Mr.. Bement, BROWN
AGENCY. JU. 9-3444, Ju. 9-3497.
ABOUT 80 MILES from the White
House, on main Federal rd.. about
80 acres Of level land. about 900 IT,
on this rd,, zoned commercial and
about 1000 1T. on q side rd. This
is . chicken ranch de luxe. with o.
beautiful furnished rambler, mod
eern GER - with III new new % dsrsbIoek build SH :
ings for hens and farm machinery,
power lawnmowers, etc. The own
ers are moving to the West Coast
and offer the property at fair
price. There is room between the
busy road and the RESIDENCE for .
SHOEMAKER, 1919 X st. NV.
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cApnIAcs

IS EIdorsdo, SIS a6SS 4-door. 50
80 .e1' 4-door. as "62s 4-dnor.
These are loW-mileage, clean ears
and must be seen TO be appreeiated.
TOR SAILS. 17i7 X. !. ave. ne.
Do. 7-e30o.
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BOAT SUPPLIES
MoToRcYcLEs

TRIUMPH TIGER 1855 .Ii0o; 1000
miles; priced for quick sale. NO.
1-S303 after Q pm. Mr.. COLE
MAN. -3
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TRAILERs
GARAcEs

GARAGE WANTED, near 18th and
5s6s i 81, or a'ej Jui ress5. e ST. space y .
. PVT. Packing sfACEs AVAIL.
1 at 21st and K. SO: l at 18th
and X, $3.50. WOODWARD &
NORRIS, Realtor. T23 goth st.
NV, RE 1855.
FOR RENT-Large dbl. also others:
ne; brk.:: elec. Ju. g-SS42. ID
GARAGE FOR SALE or long-term
lease by OWNER, RA. 6-2424, --2S
FOR RENT-Ideal for garage. ware
house or repair house, size. 60x20.
Rear 6lS NJ st. NV. Phone MRS.
HEAD. Ii. 7-9400 for details. IL
Evening star., 1955-06-28
HOUSES TO BUILD

MODERN HOMES. Low cost houses
to large beautiful ramblers. 81
300 for 3-bedrm. house on your
lot. JU. 5-fi6fiR. --28
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On K st. Near 2lSt N.W.
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT


STUDIO. business or offices; living
quarters attached. ATTRACTIVE,
UNUSUAL SETTING n Washing
TON, lust on Conn. ave. bet
Dupont Circle and Mayfiower Hotel.
LINKINS CO.. 1918 N st. NV,
DI. T-S3Ss: eyes. EN-. 3-4764. ---30
MD.--comml. bldg, A.
500 50. IT.. with large overhead
100 so. Fl. 92S 9th st. NV. tcor
5th and x n.w.t 2nd a., suitable
for ONCE wholesale printer. union.
Insurance; freight elevator, heat
lights. char service, $3.50 per mo
Open for inspection BURTON CO.
l412 5th st, NV RE 7-2e94
DOWNTOWN CORNER STORE with
maximum trefiic. excellent for any
business: $100 per month: large
2nd-fioor apartment available. $40
per month. Call Mr.. Bresier. OIL.
4-1751, ewes. with B. FRANKLIN
KAHN, NO. 1-9i11.
C0LORED--l22S 18th ST. NV
Excellent for ONCE and apt. ar
rangement, il rms: front entr. to
bsmt.: just redec. SLIGO. JOSEPH
r. BRUNO INC ST .3-339N
Evening star., 1955-06-28

1870 wisconsin Ave. NV.
once or desk space available; air.
eond. building. convenient all-day
parking near shopping and trsnsp.
EN-. 2-5100: NO. 7-l332. DO
IN HEART OF MARKET DISTRICT
Ala FLA. AVE. NE.
8 front ofnees. air eond.; S115 per
cAPRrTz. Dr. 7-soso
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2141 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.
Approximately 800 50. It. IN center
Of busy retail block. features double
SHOW window, rent includes heat
and hot water, $3.50,
WOODWARD g. NORRIS
723 Goth st. NV. RE. 7-65s5
: 907 H ST. NV.
Near new telephone co. bldg. large
business; .S175. JOSEPH s. BRUNO.
BOB III st. NV. ST 3-2a2n
Evening star., 1955-06-28
TRUCKS FoR SALE

CHEVROLET 1899 12-passenger bus;
power brakes. windshield waSher,
fog lights, hackup lights, equip.
with S-ply tires. 5000. Herndon
III. week ends or ewes. --1
FQRD 40 h-ton panel: only S445,
chassis and cab; S295. SIS down.
Gall AID. 2-s722 and ask for Bill
Serhus.
Stohlman Chevrolet
$500 M 81. NV. AID. 2-s722
JUST ARRIVED!
Army eargoes. IL, bodies, tarp. tops
perfect In every respect, have seen
little use: from $395. Many more
and pickups from which 10 choose
Your Friendly GMC Dir, CENTRAL
MOTOR CO., 2S04 Jen. Davis hwy. !,
Ari. Va. OF. 4-7520.
Evening star., 1955-06-28
WANTED
CADILLACS
HOYLE MOTOR co.
Du. 7-S300
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1os;IM EEALY. black with red
Jagnar roadsters from SI,4g5.
JACK PRY, l4th and p.
AUSTIN Atlantic AGO convertible:
last. powerful, economical 4-paSs.
sports car; r. and h. Not q midget.
Has Austin-Healey engine. Ideal
second car or for small family.
ssss. ssss Or reasonable offer. J5 81. 3
through 1858 I T,od.
ms; one-owner Cars, starting st
Sl65. Largest selection OF foreien
and american cars. Dealer for
Austin -Healey. Austin OF England,
M, ~; q. Magnette. Morris. Minor.
Hillman. Sunbeam, Porsche, Merce.
HAITIAN A6Tfso5. tNc., css; eest. isia5. nn.
branch sales. isio King % st.. AigS. Aiex...
Va, King S-5525.
BUCKS, Horner's Corner. iii 18th
NV, (downtowni--A choice seiec-
ton Of models and colors. Dl.
zSgGsrs z1Sgsy Buick Dealer STANLEY II.
soS H9ssEss eoRRSs & 2fs' saes saf
Deaier; Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. IL.
BUICK so super Riviera hardtop.
cream yellow and black top. match
radio with front and rear speakers.
airfiow heater. E-z eye glass. new
Wv: tires and battery: one owner.
Call KE. 7-0050 after . pm. 30
BUICK so Super 4-dr.: with Dyna.,
r. and h. new Wv. tires. very
good cond; $3.50 or best ofier. .JE.
BGIc5RS '4s super cdr. sedaneate:
battery, excel. cond.. $3.50. NO.
7-2ll3 --2p
BUICK '49 Super 4-door; radio,
heater: excellent HIGHT blue finish.
proud to own at the low cost Of
$40: 3o-day written guarantee:
i. of course!
poDGE-PLYMoUTH
NJ STREET AT FIRST Sc
Ii. 10000 Closed SUNDAYS
BUICK so Roadmaster sedan: q
tone finish; equipped with radio.
heater, Dynaflow, power steering.
81 ,595; cCc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac OldS. Co.
1899 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
BUICK SO 2-dr.; +. and h.; 2-tone.
RED and black; Priced very reason
BGIck '5s SDs; SUPER Riviera; DsSA..
one owner; $3.50. CO. 5-siSs.
BUICK so 5-passenrer coupe: r.
and h., Dyna.; S54b, AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER, 555 N. Gtebe
piffiIi1,H ,Si 81. 4 Sr.as,s. 49,. VA,
era: pampered / owner; leather up-
holstery. elec. wind, and seats, 2
speaker radio, heater, new w..w.
tires, $4,000 actual mi. Owner going
overseas immediately S1,400 or
best offer. Telephone OWNER ia.
BUICK .s5 Roadmaster Hardtop;
fully equipped with r. and h., Wv.
tires. power brakes, power steering,
4-way power seat. tinted glass.
electric windows, driven only 1900
careful miles. Save approx. $1,000
today. HOYLE MOTOR SALES iSIS
r. ]. Ave. NE. Du. 7-s300. ---h.
BUICK '52 de luxe sedan. An extra
sharp, one-owner car. with Dyna.:
perfect blue and ivory finish, cus-
sHm sas seas tstSS sewers sond to snatch %sss1 les
S9a9; S379 down, written guar.
3010 r. /. AVE. NE. DE. s-63oo
BUICK 81 Super Riviera 4-dr.;
Dyna.. r. and h.: 2-tone ivory and
green; excel tires. S795
MANN OLDSMOBILE
$3.50 18th ST. sIL. sPG. JU. 5-6fs6
BUICK 80 SEDANETTE
One owner; inimae.; equip, with r.
and h., matching covers; q car
you'll be proud TO own; priced at
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
2635 Wilson Blvd, Arl., IA. 2-p0O1
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DESK SPACE

I7th AND EYE N.W.-Fuliy equipped
once and desk space, with Feeep-
Zionist, tel. answering and mai
service avaiia. Ma. s-46S0. --2s
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BUICK '52 de luxe sedan. An extra
perfect blue and ivory finish, GUS
tom seat covers to match. Wv.
tires. tiptop cond. Special price,
$9a9; S25g down, written guar,
TRIANGLE MOTORS lFORDJ
3010 r. I. AVE. NE. DE. 2-6302
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FARMS

800 ACREs-2s0 under cultivation:
20 acres wooded; sood stream; am
win handle. Located IL mi. from
IA cIsrkessll. s,5K ssdw Ssl hAf' 'BERNsRb R5SsiSi
7. BRoSIUs, Realtof. JU. 9-0420,
Evening star., 1955-06-22
FAMOUS FABLES
By E. E. EDGAR

INSOMNIA: Humorist Step.
hen Leacock complained frequ-
emily of his insomnia. One sum.
mer, a friend persuaded him tt
take camping trip. After hik.
ing all day, Leacock was ex.
hausted. A moment after hi
crawled into his sleeping bag hi
was snoring.
The following morning, wher
he joined his friend at break.
fast, he looked haggard.
Whats wrong?" asked the
other. Didn't you sleep last
night? I could have sworn
heard you snoring"
"Oh, I slept" admitted Lea
cock, "but I had a terrible
dream I was UP all night"
LAW: Russian composer An
ton Rubinstein was fond of the
ladies. At a London party, he
was attracted by a beautiful
woman who was seated on the
other side Of the room.
He went over to her, took hel
hand and kissed it ardently
Startled, she withdrew it hastily
You must not do that" she
protested. 1t is not the custom
here"
Madam" replied Rubinstein
where I come from, it is the
IlaW"
Evening star., 1955-06-22
BY MRS. FRANK COLBY

Houston: I don't follow you
In one column you will supper
the correctness of a pronuncia
ton by citing the dictionaries
in another you will tell us tina
such and such a pronunciation
sanctioned by the dictionarie,
is so much moonshine. CAM
you make UP your mind?
Answer: You've brought up 6
good point which I should have
clarified before this. What vol
say is, true; I do blow hot ane
cold so far as dictionary pro.
Inunciations are concerned. But
so do most other serious stu.
dents of our language. The rea-
son for it is this:
The dictionary (any diction-
ary) is a style-book, nothing
more. Styles change in language
as they do in anything else
Hence, dictionaries, like clothes
become out Of date. But not
completely so. of course. Some
pronunciations and usages en-
dure for years, decades, even
centuries. Others change rap
idly. The dictionary, you see,
does not dictate usage; its func-
tion is to report it. And unfor-
tunately, the dictionary is no
Janus: it remains with it's eyes
forever fixed on the past.
Not so with this column,
which strives to be an accurate,
realistically, day-by-day account
of good American usage.
When I state that such and
such a dictionary is wrong in
pronouncing baton as BAT
un," or canine as "kuh- NINE, y
for instance, I am pointing out
Evening star., 1955-06-22
NAMES IN THE NEWS

what obviously is true, and that
dictionary is wrong.
When tell my readers that
the phonetic symbols in most of
our authoritative unabridged
dictionaries are ambiguous, mis-
leading and generally confusing,
I state a fact that is we'll known
to the average dictionary owner.
On the other hand, when I
back a recommendation by cit
ing one or more dictionaries, it
means that, in my opinion, those
dictionaries have reported good
American usage correctly.
Distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1955-06-22
Weed Enriches Flour

BONN.-More and more West
German bakeries are enriching
their -four with Norwegian sea-
weed meal, which contains so
vital elements and vitamins
Fifty major bakeries now use
the product.
Evening star., 1955-06-22
AMERICANS MAKE THINGS THE
Making SiIverware

The early coonists America many beautiful dishes
spoons cups and pitchers out Of silver.
The sversmths of this period made their designs by
hand These skilled artisans had appenceboy who helped
them at the trade-and who later their shops
Such apprentice Paul one of the
most famous silvermhs in New England
talents He earnest patriot Revo-
utonary War His ride horseback through the
towns the people that the British coming well
known story.
Our picture shows at teapot stands
cushion will not be scratched On the are
sketches for other pieces
Color the picture carefully Imagine that you the same
room with Paul Revere.
Tomorrow: Telling Time
Evening star., 1955-06-22

All pass
In today's deal Mr.. Muzzy
led the king of hearts and Mr..
Champion dropped the trey. No
tice that I say dropped"
He wanted to put his finger
squarely in the middle of the
card and twist it. Or. he could
have hesitated before he played.
lingering a couple of cards to
call Mr. Muzzy's attention to the
fact that he had some sort of a
problem.
But while Mr.. Champion is
far from a lovable character. he
is an ethical player and so could
do neither of these things.
You can guess the result.
When Mr.. Muzzy saw the trey
of hearts, he frowned and started
to think And when that hap
pened. Mr.. Champion knew he
was sunk.
Mr. Muzzy master-minded the
hand as only he can do. He
shifted to the nine of diamonds.
Mr.. Dale then found no difficulty
in winning eleven tricks, dis
cardine his last two hearts on
dummy's diamonds and losing
only a heart and a club.
why didn't you continue
hearts. Muzzy?" demanded Mr..
Champion cold1y.
Because you played the
deuce" replied Mr.. Muzzy an
grily.
81 played the trey, not the
deuce" Mr.. Champion snapped.
"Well, deuce. trey. what's the
difference?" Mr.. Muzzy argued.
"It was q small card"
While the trey was a small
card, it did not necessarily say
to shift. Mr.. Muzzy should have
considered the fact that the
deuce had not shown up on the
first trick. It wasn't in his hand
or the dummy. 1t was possible,
of course. that Mr.. Dale had it
and was false carding when he
played the six. But it was more
likely that Mr.. Champion was
starting an echo from the hold
ing he actually had.
(Copyright, 1865, General Features CorpJ
Evening star., 1955-06-22
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

1-"Perdicaris alive or Raisuli
dead" was a famous message
.cabled to Morocco, 81 years ago
today, by order of which Presi-
dent?
2-Who was our first ex-
President to remarry after leav-
ing the White House?
3-Our two living ex-Presi-
dents recently testified before q
Senate Committee on the same
subject. Did they agree or dis
agree?
ANSWERS on next page)
Evening star., 1955-06-22
WORD GAME
Find rs or more words in
PARAPET,

meaning, "a rampant. breast
work" Average is %; time limit
20 minutes.
Rules Of the game--1. Words must be
OF four or more letters. Words which
aeqpirs four letters tiers, by the addition roi q
used. J. Only one form of q word is
used. 1. Proper names are not used.
Answer 10 VARLET
valet, vale. veal, alter, alert, avert
aver, rale, rate, rsvel. rave, real, later,
lave, earl tale, tael. tare. teal. tear,
Evening star., 1955-06-22
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
By EAsLEY BLACKWOOD


To signal your interest in the
continuation of q suit, it is not
always possible to flash q high
card. Partner should take that
fact into consideration when he
watches your play to a trick.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable
NORTH
CMr. AbeD
AKQ6
9954
oKJS63
&82
WEST EAST
(Mr. Muzzy) CMr. Champion)
ATS A1043
0AKl07 2Q32
1854 102
&A654 %J10973
SOUTH
(Mr. Dale)
AAJ982
0JS6
oAQ7
%KQ
The bidding:
South West North East
Al Dbl. Pass % .
Dbl. 81 80 Pass
"A A1ln
Evening star., 1955-06-22

Warrington, D. c.
WEDNEsDAY, JUNE ~. 1855
Evening star., 1955-11-13
These Photos Won 1000 Each
Grand Prize Winners in Amateur Snapshot Contest

DEPRoDUCED the
sponsors the nth Annual National Snapshot Awards Judging
Society Building
wnsn There were ses entries surviving out Of more than 10000 from
distribution
with weekly prizes made locally grand prizes the best which
the national competition
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Reed, who has been stayir

AA~A AAS<SO~tAAN& o ents, MT. and Mrs. Edwin Reed, until her husband was able to arrange housing for her at his station a. Etain, France.
 She will fly to New York to leave for Europe. There she will join her husband, It Jack Reed. who has been as- signed to Europe for a tour ot duty in the air force.
 TWO YOUTHS FOUND
 LATE FRIDAY AT ISLAND
 Richard Crueger and Donald Noreen, both 16 years of age, were found late Friday by Don aids father, E. w. Noreen, and deputy U. s. marshal Charles Johnstone at Little Gavanski Island which lies across the
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demilitarized zone to repel al


 Furnishing of sufficient arm: to Israel to maintain a balance 1 with communist shipments te ! the Arabs - an action Wl1icf
 might stave off immediate trou
 Ible but which would enhance the danger of any later conflict In any of these events Russia and the allies would again face each other as they did across l he 38th parallel when the war ended in the Far East in 1945 and sweetness and light in their relations will fly right out the window.
 ------------------ l INIT. EDGECUMBE HOSPITAL ROSTER
 Herbert Jones of the boys dorm, Marjorie Frederieks ol { he girls dorm, Catherine Mil. \ Ter of the Juneau ANS hospita Frederick Simpson and Diane
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i, was in court again this mo

At that time he had been given sentence of 90 days, the term suspended conditioned on good behavior, and placed on probation for two years.
 As he had been picked up by city police in drunken condi- tion. the court revoked the sus- pension and ordered Phillips to serve his sentence.
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thus ending a two-day scar


 The two men went ashore
 from JohnStone's speed boat shorty after five o'clock and separated to circle the island up from the beach. In few minutes Mir. Noreen found .heir food cache, then the borrowed
 canoe which they had covered with leaves. The two men put the canoe into the wa CT, and Johnstone padidled it around to
 his speedboat, returning with both boa.s.
 By that time the two young men. who apparently watched Johnstone take off wi h the can oe, came out of the brush and went up to MT Noreen. The youths, who had intend ed to voyage to Sea tie via can oe. had not apparently realized the anxiety which their dissap pearance had caused their par ents until after they were
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ln and Ar -~>~se>>-ee-c->-~~-~~~e~ JOHN ABELL MAKES
 oSC FOOTBALL BAND
 OREGON STATE COLLEGE Corvallis = Edward J. Abel. Mt. Edgecumbe sophomore at Oraoora Ctate cnlIena is one of
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Daily Sifka SenfineI
 Monday. November ', 1855 CHAMBER CANCELS NEXT MEETING
 The Friday luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce which falls on Veterans Day has been cancelled. Members vo.ed at tha Fridav session to omit
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IT student musicians
 fo. +L.n nGC fc,n4iL.n ll k.a.

The band performs at each of the home football games and in addition presents spec ial entertainment at fall stu dent events. The band, directed by Ted Mesang, is rated one of the top marching units on the West Coast.
 Abel. son of MT. and Mrs.
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w. b. fNDEW UI NIL. EugSCt1lll is majoring in physical edue

ton aI OoC. I1e gTauuaVec from Si.ka high school in 1954 ELIJAH PHILLIPS
 SENTENCE REVOKED
 Elijah Phillips, who on July 29 had pleaded guilty in J. S. commissioners court on a drunk