davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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much prominence In the Ford
campaign ~ does power.
Seat belts and plastic padding
are new and optional. Standard
are the new steering wheel Of
deep dish" design: shatter-re-
sistant rear view mirrors; front
and rear seat mountings have
been strengthened.
The Fords come in 10 body
styles-seyen in the Fairlane
series. This will 60 to eight
with subsequent introduction Of
the four-door Victoria.
The station wagon series in
cludes six body styles.
Engineers have improved shock
absorbers, brakes, rear axles and
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type spare tire, has three new
power options. Most powerful
engine is 225 horsepower with
Fordomatic transmission. Sec
ond is 2l5 horsepower with over
drive and third is 200 with
standard transmission.
Safety is a high spot in Ford's
promotion work for 1866
campaign called the "lifeguard
design" and safety occupies as
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Changing Spork Plugs

It Ii never advisable to jump
more than one step in the heat
range when changing to hotter
or cooler spark plugs.
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with the exciting new 225-hp. Thvndebird Special Y

Here ready and waiting to take you places as you've
never gone before is the newest version of an auomove
cassic-the Ford Thunderbrd for 1851
Here power, tanned to obey your every
command Here is true beauty Of -Thundebird beauty
that you'll recognize anywhere, yet it's as the day
after tomorrow The spare wheel encased and mounted
outside the car for longer smarter silhouette more
luggage space, too There's wider range of interior
and exterior colo including 10 gorgeous new wotones
And for comfort, you'll enjoy passenger
compartment ventilation a new road-leveing ride
. and new comfort-contoued seat with room for three
Make date with this dream car todayl
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And in traffic the Ford Thunderbird responds with
change Of pace that's as agile one could wish.
New rear.mounted spare. It gives the Thunderbirds
classic features even longer lower look And with
tire in the trunk there's lots space for your uggage
Deck lid pops open counterbalancng hinges.
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Three mighty engines. There's GO" than ever
beneath the sleek hood Of every Ford Thunderbrd for
So Whether you select the Thdebd Special YS that
gives you 225 hp with Fordomahc Drive the 2l5hp.
Thunderbhd Special with Overdve the 202hp.
Thunderbd Y8 with Conventional Drive what promise Of
hghperfomance motoring awaits you behind the WHEEL
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Don't Miss Kerry Drue Adventures in The evening Star
4~eROMANCE
OF FLOWERS
by Eugene H. DM Do.sx

Generous in beauty, rose family flowers are equally
lavish in their production of fruits that enjoys These
flowers pack their seeds tasty containers us for
cling Animals the fruits and incidentally spread the
indgesble seeds Wise flowers keep their fruits bitter
til the seeds ripe and ready grow Animals including
learn avoid green fruits Though these
family flowers all look much alike they produce fruits of
three quite different types pomes drupes and socalled
berries In the u S. alone their total value approaches
a billion dollars year.
APPLES typical pomes fleshy fruits with a core
of several seeds Some variety There thouSands grows
every of the union and much of Canada Moreover
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and still popular today. PEARS and OUNCE other
PONIES that America with the early settlers. late
entry is the LOQUAT Japanese plum from tropical Asia
Best known drupe fruits with stones" pits con-
tanning seed is the universal PEACH We raw,
dried ewed, picked canned spced baked preserved
brandy-and the blossom is Delawares State flower
The Chinese cultivated peaches 1000 years ago. From there
they travelled west coming the New World with early
coonists The conquering Spaniards introduced april
COTS another Chinese fruit, Mexico. CHERRIES
and PLUMS grow wild in America. but the best CONNER.
cial varieties Eurasan From southern Europe
the ALMOND also fruit. It's feshy covering dries
up as the seed or nut" natures.
The berries Of the family really clusters of
many little fruits They encased by single
ing like true berry such the tomato Wild STRAW
BERRIES (named for awlike runners) grow around the
world but cultivated varieties PanAmerican,
between North American and Chilean species The
Hovey strawberry the first fruit variety of any kind
be bred scientifically in the u. S. RASPBERRIES,
BLACKBERRIES, and their offspring (dewberries logan.
berries youngberres and boysenberes other popular
fruits from the fabulous rose family.
For binder preserve This worthwhile flower SERIES 81
your address Of your newspaper 70 ROMANCE OF
FLOWERS Boz ss3. " Y T. NY.
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the apple blossom, official Hover OF Ar
kansas and Michigan, looks as good as the
fruit tastes. Early settlers brought their
fsvorite apple seeds from Europe where
the fruit had been cultivated from the
beginning of history. In the 1905 John
ny APPleseed got his name and fame by
planting apples throughout Ohio and In
diana. His sack of seeds may have con-
tanned varieties like the winesap and
Mcintosh that date back to Colonial times
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MA'AM-

These few lines Will brie. you on
LoRcoM LANE area. 4 II. in-s lie
bedrms.. 2's baths. waik-in closets
team be slept in If desiredl grand
piano size iiv rm. High on knoll,
with nice view from picture win
dows- Daylight bsmt. with rec. rm
started Priced at $4,000 with
S2,5on down. or CT, FILA or trade.
terms Don't miss this LoRCOM
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ESTATE CONSCIOUS

People will love this beautiful
white brick rambler artistically
placed on sorgeously handicapped "a
acre. Features 21xl4 IT. liv, rm..
sep. din. I'M. with French doors to
32-ft. patio. 3 master sized hedrms
2 colorful tiled baths. garage. Very
cow. Arlington loo. Truly a lovely
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC 2222
N Glebe. Open 90 "a
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SHENANDOAH RETREAT! cabins
one finished, 81 500 and one
unfinished. $500 swimming, fish
ing, golf and other recreation For
appt. TO see Sun, call JE. 2-I913
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-24
TYCOONS

This fabulous functional contempo-
rary rambler will afford YOU
he ultimate In living ninvment
Woodland setting on high 25.O0n-
Z 10 :. bedrm > more possible
< baths. Den-type rec rm., with
nrep! outdoor style liy rn MEL
ceilings. and lots Of light Hugf
screened porch, ideal for relaxing
dining, entertaining and other pur-
poses Appointments from unusua
lily. nm. efficiency kitchen and dis
tinciive styling are In keeping WIFI
character OF home and rciphh1r-
hood - nnO-SG, 600 down vii
handle. Priced conSiderahlv under
market. By appointment. IA -ffifu
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LOTS, ACREAGE SALE Cont.
MONTGOMERY co, close in--I,,

MONTGOMERY CO., close in-Lo-
Gated in one. OF the top COM
munities OF the Washington sub
/ urbs: l00-foot frontage. approx.
( 1000 so TT. all Improvements
Price $1,000. JAMES E. ScHWAB,
EN- 2-5S00: ewes, OIL. 2-l40g or
OIL. f-;693. ---26
SILVER SPRING-Two choice soft.
lots, near Four Corners will build
and finance your house. THOMP-
SON CO., JU. $4,000. --25
POTOMAC, MD acres with 800
/ 1t. OF frontage on Glen Mil road.
I High elevation and good view. So
| 600. Also a q-acre parcel with
woodland. creek and springs for
$1,000. EDWIN L. TAYLOR, Pc.
! 9!-364S.
RAMBLER SITE, wooded ! acre.
~ 900. > yrs. to pay Clinton, Md
BEAUTIFUL. Ice. CORNER LOT.
| All utilities Shade trees INEZ
CuSHARD. Realtor, EN-. 2-423@ or
TOWN OF FAIRFAX Attention,
builders "a finished lots. fine loca-
| ton. ready to go. $500 per lot
terms. CULMORE REALTY CO,
| JE. 4-665O; ewes, RIA. 3-0414 --26
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS -
Paved SITS. city water. sewer being
/ installed; reaS terms. VIII sub
ordinate to builders. NJ LEO
SToRCH. AP. 7-3l3l, --25
BROCK HALL ESTATES-lia-5
acres, on Largo-Marlboro I'd. 3
/ miles from Marlboro, 20 min. ID. c.
| Reas. terms. NJ LEO STORCH, AP.
4 G-3l3l. --25
SLEEPY HOLLOw-24.745 So. IT,;
7 sewer and water; . blks from Fem
brook Racquet Club. membership
available. DU. 5-15O0. ~
SPRINGFIELD acres In Fairfax
Co.. trees, creek, city water. reas,
terms XII 9-3393.
4. SLATER LAMOND, -REALTOR
ONLY $40 DOWN
| Buys fine building site in nearby
Md. suburbs or fine beach area. only
80 min. from d. c.
TAKOMA PARK. D. c.
Rambler sites near school, stores
and transportation. $1,000 up.
RIVERDALE. MD.
Mr. Baltimore Freeway, only 90
min to d, c.. 81 900 up
KAX DEAITX (sn pA Gppnu
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Commander-Colonel

Would YOU like to move into a home
that needs no bSmt. or attic finished,
no redec. or repairs. no fence built,
no lawn or shrubbery planted? e.
bedrm. 2-bath rambler with den and
rec. rm. S22 800. GI contract ac-
cepted
UT ADE O. IITTvTADT II
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HOUSES WTD. TO BUY Cont.

WE HAVE CASH BUYER for small
house in sc section of d. C.: also
buyers for vacant lot. MARSHALL
WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV.
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FARMS
FOR SALE OR LEASE

FOR SALE OR LEASE, 900 acres,
20 mi from Winchester. 6 mi. OF
streams. many bldgs with a Lee.
house Suitable boys or girls camp.
or country club. 4l0 Cedar st. NV.
Apt Z, TU. 23646 81
80 ACRES rms. all conveniences
barn, spring. creek; near BIO sta
% mi. d. c., $500 down. $50 mo.
SRz
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6 BEDROOMS

Immaculate 3-year-old brick home
IN tUp n az s6 l9esti P F Entrance nee
hall. diversified liv. room. excel. kit.
: nrdrn1s, and hath on list A.; 4 bed
rms. and hath on End A.: fun bsmt.
DAYLIGHT REC. ROOM with ouI-
side erfr
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WORKING COIIPI .ES

VIII find this their HOME IDEAL.
3-bedrm CALIFORNIA bungalow
Spotless condition Beamed ceiling in
lily, rm. Fireplace wall Efficiency
Kit, all equipped. Csrport. Beauti-
full grounds Wall-to-Wall carpeling
and many extras. Convenient loca-
ton. Laree CT loan may be assumed
with low down payment. Priced
right al Si7.5OO. Call ia 1-6ti6O
before II is too late
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-24

Md acres with $50
It. OF frontage on Glen Mill road.
High elevation and good view. So
600 Also a 9-acre parcel with
woodland. a creek and springs for
$1,000 EDWIN L. TAYLOR, Pc
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Doctors and Dentists
Two-year-old brick home,
ideally arranged for both
living and office quarters
Assume huge Az loan with
low cash down payment
Only Y block to bus-In
North Arlington's Lee hwy
and Lorcom lane area. For
full details, call
METZLER-JA. 5-7575
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KLARE & HUXTABLE
Below CT Appraisal

3-year-old brick rambler on
Old Dominion Drive, in excel
lent N. Arlington location;
dogwood studded lot: all-elec.
kitchen with eating space.
Priced TO move at 500, 500.
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-REh1

NORTH BEACH BUNGALOW -
bedrms screened-in popch. lge
modern kit. bath, hot water. Mo
or week Reasonable rates for sea
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

DON'T BUY ANY End TRUSTS
until you read "6cs to 21c: An
Writing" Phone for FREE COPY
THE TRUST NOTE EXCHANGE,
2l5 Investment Bldg. ME- S-4071.
1880 End TRUST. g. interest
payable 500 per mo-. asking So
$50 NO 7-Sll0. ~
DIRECT FROM OWNER
PREMIUM NOTES ON D. c. HOMES
81 $50 End 81, pay S45 mo over
Slu,0uu B. and L., price $3.50.
$500 md So, pay So 80 mo
over $3.50 B. and L.; price S3,250
1880 md 81. pay $4,000 mo
over $500 2. and l.; price S3,250
S6.250 2nd SO, pay $50 mo- over
S1.500 B and L.; SO, 500.
MR.. sINDLER Ho. 2-l257
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POMPONIO
PRESENTS
PARDNER

Want to have that WESTERN
feelins? Then see this Harienoa
type rancher. RusSet in colcr. N
All location. Huge fenced-in lot.
: bedrooms. center hall. Entertain
or Just plain live in biz din, I'm.
lalo&sied porch, outdoor barbecue
Also a rec. rm, maids rm.. garage,
carport. COOL AS MINT. Rugged
construction. Present owner is goine
to round up in another area and
wants future good pardntrs to take
over his ranchero. Priced at S2a. $50
and any reasonable terms will be
acceptable. The number to cal,
Pardner Is ia. 7-666O
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OH! BROTHER

Here II is! Take over payments
OIL Sl4.3uu GI loan and tins 2-yr.
yoane b-rm spacious home with full
pSmt. is yoursi 1axl5 Nv rm., lIxI3
din rm.. big. kit. ana 3 twin size
nedrmS., tS-acre lot CloSe-in Local
Oh Lots Of Waite for only SIS 900
with low down payment Call ia.
-666u
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BUS. PRoP.-RENT Cont.
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

WILL PAY CASH for 5000 to 10000
50. #. OF 2nds commercial ground
May consider first or industrial
coming. Must be in D. C Call Tom
Inlay. with JAMES L. DIXON a
CO.. ST. $1,000: ewes. FE. 3-I494
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WATERFRONT PRoP.--sALE

H-BEDKOOM HOME WIN water
view, IS miles out elec kit, mod
pain partly Turn a steal a. 81 :
a5Q terms HlNE a. CO, NE S.
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DESK SPACE

NEAR Iith AND @ SITS. N.w,---Desk
SPACE In mod attrae., air-cond
once. Reas. DI. 7.6632. pa
DESK SPACE. modern, attrac. air.
cond once excel central location I,
telephone. dictaphone seeretariai
service AVAILABLE II desired, reas
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CONTINUED 90 EsT, PAssI
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real ESTATE LOANS

WE PAY Sc INTEREST on your
money and give you a title insured
loan Phone TIE. $1,000; TIE. e.
7343 AL BAKER & SON. INC SOS
N Wash. St, Alex, Va -
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
pur. BARLOW REALTY CO, Real
tors, 1881 G st NV ME. $500
MONEY on End TRUSTS-We will
buy md trust notes, D. c.. nearby
Md or Va, reasonable rates. MA
TIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
MENT CORP, 1912 N, Y. ave. n W
Ma S-5S33
end AND 3rd TRUST BOUGHT; Top
dollar paid Fast service CAPITOL
CITY INVEST. CORP. 1014 K St
NV. ST. 1894
End TRUST OWNERS. ATTENTION
Don't sell before getting my prompt
absolutely top Spot-cash offersl Nd
Va D. C. MR.. QUICK 10, 4-6565
800
CASH IN DAY-2nd and 3rd trust
loans Also notes purchased and
loans against ends. Elk. 3-7144
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
At extremely low discounts
NJ x STONE, OIL 2-34l4
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AVIATION
BOATS

1916 AIRCOUPE, with metal wings
unassenhled. Gypsy 4-4730. Wood.
bridge, Va. Us
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COLONEL sub! 3!

N<AN<ANA ILL ~ III.
This here split-leyel rambler is a
htten home for the GENERAL ana
il amt out Of your reach. Consists
q 2 beGrms; ga baths HOME
left wide. floor-to-cciling firepl
wall Spacious mod equipppd
kitchen. Daylight bsmt. Coolies OF
closets and storage space. Many
features in this rambler not "a pf
found In comparable or even higher
priced homes Move around in ease
and comfort whether II be with
YOUR family or with get-tosetheT
Iot - 10 100. GI approved price
:. 800 and low down paymen'
Will handle Give US call colonel
and start feeling like a GENERAL
ia 1-fBGn
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SUMNER HOMES
VACATION PLACER

COTTAGE in beautiful section Of
Blue Ridge Mountains near Fl.
ROYAL. Va. Furn. with tile bath.
Call OWNER. XII S-4nOh. -
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ONE II-FT. RUNABOUT, 7la-h.p.
Evinrude, 5000: also one l4-ft. run
about. SIS. Do. 7-06l9 after Is D M.
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Pree Live Pony Ride Eyery Pn..
Sat and Sun
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has it and no exit visa, 50 how
can ! leave?
That afternoon ! was driven
to a suburban station so the
family could not intercept me
and I took a train to Basra. The
consulate had given me a new
passport. Friends hid me in
Basra until the plane left and
I got on it late last night just as
it took of for Rome.
I'LL never leave America
again, ever, ever, ever"
In Rome, Vice Consul Robert
Gibbons took over He con-
tributed clothing of his own
family. Other consulate friends
made contributions. A room was
arranged and a cable sent the
tombstone family.
mo American girl should ever
marry as I did," Mrs. Subbagh
said.
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HOLLY WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
She'll Outstrip Rivals

Notes From All Over-Sophia
Loren, in Rome for a few days
from Stanley Kramer's Pride
and the Passion" Tin SPAIN is
asking and will receive $3.50. 1000
for 1.-The Boy on a Dolphin" to
be made in Greece. Hollywood
Director Jean Negulesco is flying
to Rome to see the actress, whose
biggest fan is Cary Grant. He
predicts she'll outstrip-in popu-
larity-all her buxom rivals.
Vivien Leigh Is definitely not
retiring from the acting business
after the birth of her baby. The
green-eyed actress has a date to
play Lady Macbeth in Sir Larry
Olivier's movie. Olivier and
Terrence Rattigan are giving
two parties for our Marilyn. And
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to United States authorities and
in an interview:
II went back home with the
Vice Consul to get my things.
My husband blew up again and
the Vice Consul and l were
pushed out of the house, while
the family shouted I would never
see my baby again.
"A court order was issued
ordering the baby returned to
me. The family ignored the
warrant so an arrest warrant
for my husband and a search
warrant were issued. We went
back. That was when Mr.. May
was hit and a big Arab crowd
gathered. Police finally pro-
tected us but the family said the
baby was in the country.
Finally the Consulate and
Embassy went to the Ministry
of Justice, so the family prom
ised to produce the baby Sunday
I went to the YWCA.
Sunday the Moslem court
gave me back the baby on con-
dition I keep him in Iraq.
told them the TRUTH have no
passport because my husband
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these are the only soirees she
will attend. I hear the working
print of her "Bus Stop" is in the
terrific department. And hope
Playwright William Inge and
Goth will settle their problems
SO the picture can be shown.
I. :. In Sweden, they call Audie
Murphy THE Kid"-shades of
Jackie Coogan. One theater plays
nothing but A. M. pictures.
And in Germany, they call Rock
Hudson's Magnificent Obses-
sion," THE Influential Power"
4 ~
Mary Pickford stopped in
Barcelona to visit her nephew,
Johnny Ornstein, recuperatine
from a serious operation in
Stockholm. i. The Lollobrigids
on Ava Gardner: "She's the only
girl I'll ever let my husband &c
out with" How confident can g
girl be? The famous dancer
of the Russian Ballet, Massine
lis doing the choreography fol
"Hunchback of Paris" And II
take bets he'll be in it. He can
not resist the chance to dance
again.
The signing of French actress
MARITIME Carol for the Var
johnson picture, Action of the
Tiger" again delays her Holly.
wood contract with goth Century.
Fox. The picture, with Terence
Young directing, will be made
in early October in Spain anc
ILondon-after Van has made
Pattern for Malice" in thu
States.
Kenneth ("GenevieveD More
was Esther Williams escort fol
the garden party here to raist
money for the blind children
Esther brought her own two
sons, Kimmy and Benny. More il
|reputedly the highest paid actol
in England, and I can under.
stand why. after seeing hi;
latest movie, Reach for the
Sky" in which he plays Britain's
famed legless air ace, Douglas
Bader.
Sam Goldwyn, his own bes
press agent, is working hard il
Europe to put over his Guy!
and Dolls" which cost more thar
any other picture he has made
to date. A good campaign here
makes the difference between
profit and loss.
No one mentions Charlie
Chaplain in London anymore
a sort of unspoken boycott be-
cause of his antisocial tactics. He
may have to stay all the time in
Switzerland.
Top cameramen and directors
are more important in Europe
than the stars. And Bill Daniels
CARLOS favorite cameraman is
in big demand over here. June
Allyson has him for "Interlude"
in Munich, where incidentally
Dick Powell told me, 1--WE
bought enough clothes to last
my life"
Young Barbara Bates, who
worked with Monroe in "All
About Eve" is in London STAR
ring in House of Secrets" And
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tombstone of Palo Alto. Calf
Reporting to the United States
Consulate here. she was virtually
penniless, with only the clothes
she and her 22-month-old son
were wearing.
Mrs. Subbagh said her flight
from Iraq was made possible by
Vice Consul James May, a fellow
Californian. She gave these
details:
She was working as an air.
line accountant in Seattle in
1858 when she fell in love with
Abdul Jebbar Subbagh, an Iraqi
student at the College of Puget
Sound. They were married the
same year and 10 months age
moved back to Baghdad, where
the bridegroom's wealthy par
ents live.
Tells of Mistreatment
when we reached Iraq, my
husband changed completely.
found myself in an Arab world
to live like an Arab,
Mrs. Subbagh said.
She told consular officers o.
what she described as repeated
physical miStreatment.
IF I had been treated the
way women are in America il
would have been okay," she said
But Abdul seemed afraid o.
what other Arabs would thinl
If I was treated that way"
The United States Consulate
in Baghdad stepped in Thurs.
day after Mrs. Subbagh reported
there in panic and formally
charged her husband had showr
her a revolver and said, II have
three bullets-one for you, one
for the baby and one for me-"
Mr.. May was assigned to the
case.
Here is what happened, ~-as
related by Mrs. Subbagh, botf
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SMALL WORLD

Continued From Page A-3O
sion of his report on prostitu-
ton, took great care to conceal
the true identities of the girls
he interviewed. He had one COM
plant. A young woman called
very indignant at the fact that
she felt she had said the most
interesting things of any of the
girls and he had left her name
out.
Richard Boone. who plays
Konrad Styner in the Medic
TV series, recently spent week
end with a pal at the Totem
Lodge. While he was being
shown around, Boone was intro
duced to an elderly woman who
said, Aren't you doctor on
television?"
YES" said the actor, but I'm
not a bona fide one"
The woman shook her head
For what's bothering me-" she
said, Il need specialist, not a
plain doctor"
Hal March. TVS quizman, was
up at the Concord Hotel recently
and was introduced from the
stage of the supper club there
by Comedian Phil Foster, who
asked March what his golf score
was that morning.
Think it over carefully
you've got 80 seconds" said Phil
Roadside ads for BUS Stop"
now on the bar in circuit, are
causing a bit of trouble. A cou-
pie of weeks ago. would-be pas
sengerS started lining up next
to the sign on Route % in Paw
ling, advertising the Starlight
Theater production of the Inge
play.
A fellow at Ronnie's Steak
House told about chap who
walked into a booking agents
Office with a gorilla. Don't tell
me-" the agent said, YEARLY. HE
sings, tells jokes, dances, juggles
HE don't do none of those
things" said the man.
why did you bring him along
them" asked the agent.
why shouldn't ~" the man
answered. He's my agent"
Walter Slezak was making a
guest appearance recently at the
Record Hunter, autographing
rare recordings of his father,
Leo. the celebrated operate
tenor of another day. A Gus
toner ran over to him and asked,
Say, where are the latest HMV
disks?"
Sorry" Slezak told him. II
don't know. I'm new here"