davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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BASTIDoRES r coLcHokEs De
MUELLES 100% FOAM RUBBER

Calidad Deluxe. Construction superior
de Castro para III mas saludable y
reposado sueho. Tamano gemeio, den.
sidad firme.
Usualmente sis. 95
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-12

De suprema simplicidad y un diseno de
, lineas clAsicas. Ell respaldo y asiento
c~apitoneado con botones. Sc convierte
de noche en- una CANA para dormir dos.
Usualmente $159
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CHEVY CHASE CLUE AREA-Fine
quality brk; Colonial With SLATE
baths panneled sluoroom sr witn me-
3rd floor. screened porch, garage
dishwasher: owner will completely
renovate 10 purchasers taste, and
sell for $685. terrific oppor-
tunity. Mr.. Wade. WO 6-5409,
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC" DI.
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MASS AVE. AREA-A home OF rare
charm. this beautifully decorated
S 6E,ck rSm1ier VIII 5ee m bsd
rms, ga baths. sep. din. rm.
completely equipped Kit: party
sized rec. rm with bar and par
quet floor; scr. porch, garage
KoRzENDoRFER. Realtor, OIL. A.
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ZEAL ESTATE SALE or ExcH'
CHURCHES For SALE
HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.

TWO-ACRE SITE, Chevy Chase
Nd. Conn. ave. -East-West hwy
area: cheap. OIL. $1,000.
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$40 41st ST.
Here Is q new rambler In town,
close to transportation, stores and
schools. This home has 3 hedrms. :,
y baths, liv. rm.,. din. rm.. .G-E
colored kit. and foyer. The huge
bsmt. Is asphalt tiled and has q
shower bath; gear garage on rear
alley.
We have other homes in this
area varying in price.
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s sSSso siih rooms ssdr On sid baths y
rm.. din. rm.. kit, screened porch
.Foss. April LIST, $3.50 per mo.
JOHN r. deSIBoUR 4 CO., CO
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CHEVY CHASE. Rock Greek Hills
sP ls. t toHsS fi SsGr%s ySts ss.
fully air cond., radiant heat; cor;
on. 6-S344. once open q til 0
THOMAS J. FISHER a. Co, INC
CHEVY CHAsE--An ideal HON.
Brick Colonial with 5 bedrmss
baths. study and powder rm. on
ali schools: 500 $50. KORzEN.
DoRFER Realtor, OIL. 4-Slll
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Mr.. BOILING FIELD-semidet-. :
bedrms., rec. rm., dishwssher anc
disp Fenced I'd. Sis. TE. 6-6545
eos 9Th ST. N.E.-8 rms. kit. anc
bath; $50 mo. Elk. 3-24S9.
CHEVY CHASE AND BETHESDA
We have q number Of vacant houses
for rent in this neighborhood. Cal
WO. $4,000 for appointment
EDW. H. JONES a. CO.. INC.
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HOUSES F0R sALE--K.W.
fcoNIlNuEpl

FOGGY BOTTOM - Nearly new,
mod. brick with nice Garden, lge,
hy,, rm.; $4,000. Mrs. Chisholm,
with J. G.; CHATEL. HU. 3-33oo
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MANAGER
OFFICE SUPPLY

Experienced all phases Of
the once supply business.
and MANAGEMENT. Age rs
to 40. Salary open. OPP
portunity to invest, Write.
giying full details, including
salary desired, All replies
held in strict confidence
Box 407-D. Star.
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Modern 3-bay service station,
COUNTY. This S an existing bust:
ness doing 5000 gallons monthly
Dollar for dollar, stock and equip
ment. Present dealer must sell for
personal reasons. Contact Mr.
GREEN at ia. 9-S6OO.
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED

LEX. SUBuRBs-Rambler: 3 twin
bedTms;i huge kit, l9;ft. din. rm;l
$40 mo. XII. s-0l50.
lLLxANDRIA, Burgundy viilage.
syslissis~ ncS. $3.50 per eso month.
Sill Sis, NJ WA GShsl'T Z D sSsi %9 2Nc e.
Realtors. $50 North Monroe st.,
Arlinston, IA. $4,000.
NDREws, Boiling area-3-bedrm.
s ssE,Ss. bus sas gRSsso GRsPss ier
~ M .s:TyiSIss "a. ' s.asis house
Nav Annex. S:bedrTa. SSsnmidst.
brk.; Sii5. on. i.S6is.
ELv0iR.oUANTIC0 AREA-NsW
from r.sss. si E'tA n sS'HSE Ri. 4 T6S.
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HOUSES FOR RENT


$500 mo.--If you are interested
lars regarding 2 Ice, 3-bedrm.
ramblers in Crescent Hills and
Chesterbrook Woods.
$3.50 mo.-In Yorktown School
area; Lge., 3-bedrm. rambler iva
$13b mo:-pominion Hills. g.
hedrm; brick Colonial; cow. loea-
ton; baths, rec. rm. (vaeanD,
Sl25 mo. = Payton- Randolph
School area. Four-hedrm. CAPE
Cod; conv. location: ideal for chill
dren: April /.
S1l0 mo.-colonial Village area
De luxe duplex. 2nd-d.. 2-bedrm
brick Colonial (vacant).
500 mo,-westover Hills. Two.
hedrm. brick Colonial. Full bsmt.
equip. kit, fenced yard (vacantl.
sos mo. - Pimmit Hills, Falls
Church area. Three-bedrm., as.
bestos-shinRle rambler. Lge. lot
gas heat, equip. kit. (vacant). Cal
Tor particulars, KE. S-6677.
]. H. BENOI1, REALTORS
C0L0RED-62l 10th ST. Me-
ROW brick. @ rms, bath, gas h..w
h. 500. y. LEE DONNELLY &
SON Realtors. Ma. S-3316: ewes.
C0LORED-I232 UNION ST. S.W
--0-rm. brick; cleo. and gas; So
mo. OIL. 2.7128.
CoL0RED-8 SHADD ROW NV.
mr.. 4th and Bryant sts.--3 rms'
$52.50 mo. OIL. 2.7l2S.
COLORED-4th AND INGRAHAN
SITS. N;W.-6 rms. 2 baths. ga
heat, 500 mo. Also 8 rms. SOL
mo. RE. 7-5224. tn. 2-1111.
COL0RED-14l0 MERIDIAN Pr
N.W.-6 rms, sos mo-: optioI
to buy later. RE. 1894. To. 2
I'LL.
COLORED - 1908 EMERSON 81
NV: = Det. brick, 8 rms.
rorches. rec. rm.: S120.50 mo
| Option to buy later. RE. 7-5224
TU. 2-1111.
COLORED - FOGGY BOTTOM
24l3 H st. n.w.--6 rms. and bath
S72.50. ST. 3-6220. FE. 3-26l4
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Diet brick house: nice lot: Q kits.
being redec.: SEQ. JOHN L. STEL.
TON. Realtor. 10. $4,000.
COLORED = 6-RM. BUNGALOW
4 42SS Clay st. n.e.-s76 mo. Lu
COLORED-I232 LINDEN ST. NE
-Liv. rm,. din. rm.. kitchen ane
rear porch on LIST A.: End a.,
bedrms. and bath. House In goog
condition. Elk. 3-24S0.
C0LORED-11l5 OATES ST, NE
-2-family: LIST. a. and bsmt.
8 rms, bath: end a., 4 rms. bath
garage; S115. L. T. GRAvATTE
1913 X st. NV, MA. S-0753.
COLORED-FIvE-ROOM HOUSE
Newly decorated; gas heat anC
modern conveniences: S72 so mo
1852 Nichols ave. Sc. Ii. 6-17SS
COLORED-5-BEDRM., 2-bath q
rooms) and basement house; II
neW-house condition: fenced bach
yard: (smalll near Government
| Printing once; $3.50 to quail.
ned tenants. Ma. S-9257, Monday
throueh Friday.
coLoRED-BUcHANAN ST.
Lee. Rms, Bath. Porches; S1lO
WALTER A. BROWN
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James C. Conley & Co.
9525 GA. AVE. Ju. 9-4134
q AcreS-Olney Md Area
Lge. all mod. new 3-bedrm brk.
ranch house with all mod. G-E kit.
i2b haths 2-csr gar: priced very
low: open for inspection. Drive out
Ga. ave take Emory Church I'd,
opposite Martins Dairy JOHN
BURDOFT. Call EV. 4-3S46,
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ARCOLA MANOR

II you are looking for a spacious
split level then here 1t isl 8 twin
sized bedrooms with Q fourth OPP
tional, super de luxe G-E kitchen
with breakfast nook. center hall.
l2h baths. king-sized recreation
ONLY four left, act now. $4,000
cnd S"6.9Sn. To Rearn' North on
GeorRis ave. to 1000 block. right
at traffic light on Arcola ave. and
follow our arrow signs to open
house.
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c0.0P AIRS. FOR SALE


y e5sON NiiT decOsas S ) Sedrms ms
. with dishSasher. disposal. new
stove and l2-eu.-ft., 2-dr. refgr
J $4,000. EN-. 3-6o34.
VIC. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD,-
Two lovely 1-hedrm. apis. in ele-
vator bidgs.; reas. priced; Low
maintenance. LINKIN6 CO.. pI
7-06es; eyes,. Sun. IN. 3.4764.
COOP ATS. in beautiful Silver
NJ Spring area, overlooking PARKWAY
: cow. to main arteries into Wash.
0 ington and to shopping areas;
2 and 2 bedTnh. apis. with spacious
:. rms; 410,b00 up. Attractive a.
naneinG. Ma. 6-O742.
, FABULOUS LARGE APT. at West
2 chester for sale. Write BOX 24o-B
star.
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JUNIOR GRADE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
tcoNTlNUEpl
TOURIST MOTEL

Eight acres. 10 cabins, restaurant
with beer sales, gasoline pumps;
Skyline Drive. territory, within 90
miles Of WASH: $40, 500. MILLER
REAL ESTATE. IA. 7-l203.
Avail ABLE MINED
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Other choice building sites avail.
81 ,500-S2 900 an acre.
Brokers Requested to List
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BETHEsDA-Delighful Colonial in
Edgemoor. 3 bed sI1 On. oatn5'
PISANI. Realtors. OIL. 4-7500.
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-Towerine
custom brick rambler. 3 bedrms.
2Ia baths. formal din. rm.. delight-
full lge. cleo. kit; rec. rm. above
ground level; double csrp3rt. u
acre site. ko 5R;zIE;Nip3s0IR Real
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BURNING TREE AREA-Ney DE
LUKE rambler nearing completion.
3 bedrms., 3 baths and den or
4th bedrm.. king-size recreation
rm.; 2-car garage. 1h-acre lot:
Trade in your present home. Call
Mr.. Sweeney, He. 4-6962. A. 8.
GARDINER 4 CO. INC, 1881
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Attractive 2-bedrm. BUNGALOW: on
large, level, fenced lot; immediate
occupancy!
'sI0LER a CO. CMdJ. 10. 4-s3s3
CAPE COD, 4 bedrms., 2 baths,
cape COD. 4 bedrooms. Q baths.
CAPE COD, 3 bedrooms . baths.
: , COLONIAL. 3 bsdrms. fenced
CAPE Con. 3 bsdrms.. fenced
RAMBLER. 9 bedrms fenced
'as coL sSsIi s.mid.t.. . bedrms
JAMES C. coNLEY q CO.. INC.
800 oeorgia Ave. JU. $4,000
: 1880 18th ST. N.W.-Si5O
zoned st commercial; o rms, 2
baths h;.y.h. DAVID Z, BARRY,
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WHEATON-$300 cash, move in
no extra charges: 2-bedrm. bun
galow, full bsmt.: many extras;
excel. cond: SIS mo. pays all
GIDEON c. JOHNSON, 10. 4-7Ol7
LOTS OF LIVING SPACE FOR TIT
MCNEY-Only S1O.95O. Best con.
dltion. 3 bedrooms Fenced yard
= Will go FLA. HOLMEAD REAL.
TOR, JU. $4,000.
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NEsToVER AREA, N. Ari.-2-bed
m. apt; attIac. furn. on 2nd:1;
No T Tvss.5 ipe az. Snd bs Sntass ;b.Sl an
Ipt. in same bldg. sos mo.
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CABIN John, s1o4 MacArthul
blvd Comfortable frame home
on a generous lott: 8 bedrms.. plus
extra porch sleeping rms; $l4.-
a5O excellent terms OLIVER T
CARR, REALToR, Ma. s-s34O'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SALON. air cond. and re-
modelled: will sell half interest to
operator. or shop: must invest
$1,000. Call FE. 3-1093 after
- M oil Aov GnnAou
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EM S11. AK Eli cholce locatloaa- .,.
very reas. CO. 5-0bs4. MILLicENI
CHATEL. 1875 Wis, DE. 2-1137
CHEVY CHASE
BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
LET Let Us trade YOUR home for thu i
pans nm sSatoIs g ors GSrf Tm as
l-rar built-in garage. beautiful
lot; attractively priced.
J. LEE DONNELLY a. SON
VA. s-33l6 Ewes. Wo. 6-236g
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I9 GLEN DRIVE. BELLE HAVEN
Alexandria---Furn. center-hall brk
Colonial, painted white, LIST d. liv
nm. Sunrm.. din. rm., den. mod
kit, powder rm.; End A., 3 bed
rms, 2 baths and l small bedrm.
attic and full bsmt.; with garage
AAx44solN A APRIL, Ia BLANCHE g.Hisa s
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C5IARRoLLToN-S2. 600 down FLA
appraised, Almost new 3-pedr,m'
brk. rambler with carport' Nv
slate roof: plastered walls: 3O-in,
attic fan: cleo. kit: full bsmt.
fenced lot owner moving west,
desires immsd; sale; See tbs
nv gp a.3Ra4. 3-3oi0
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ARL., mr.. Glebe I'd. and Lee hwy
. 2-bedrm. new. brick house, modern
. furniture. garbage disposal. washel
SsS Ssisr inl iEs vs Spsn Ssmt s lsSI
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IUWu AAUUoC1 OIU ItICAdIIULIE
Central air cond.; 2 bedrooms
IA. baths, living room, library
nodern kitchen, disposal and dish.
IeSher; charming garden. patio
$50 mo; refs. REQ. RE. 7-TiS;
OY. a.1AR1. 81
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70, .ARL. 5-rm. bungalow: com.
hetely turn.; equip. kit. sern, porch
II. BENoTT. REALTOR, IKE. s.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
tcoNTlNuEp)

CHEVY CHAsE-spacious hcus'
seS darss IN Also i0si han Ssas'
It, iosd Il Hamlet inlet f5.oOS. Peas Pleas
cal OIL. 4-0SSS. sIAMONl
PROPERTIES. weekdays. DE
2-UG30.
CONN. AVE. EsTATES-3-bedrm
brk. rambler: Ice. Nv. rm., patio
din. ell, cleo. kit, full tiled bsmt
Vac; $500 On. u. 10000; ewes.
IA. 9-0959.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES; VACANT
sos down. no settlement charge
--3.bedrm. det. rambler: full
bsmt., rec. rm,; fenced lot. porch
5-374O; ewes. TU. 2-599I.
DALE DRIVE AREA-Brick ram
bier, $l3.950. Living rm.. dinini
tiled bath. $1,000 will handle
Walk TO everything. CHESTEE
KELLER. WOODMOOR AGENCY
CORP, JU. 5-7l0O. 10. 1855
y TO y pm.
EDCEMOOR-New multi-ievel;
bedrnns., 4 baths and rec. rm. Lfv
ability and charm Tor the larg,
family. Located near Edgmoo
Tennis Club and swimming pool
See II today. $4,000. Call WO
$4,000. .EDW. II. JONES & co.
INC. Chevy Chase. D. c.
EAST SPRINGBROOK = silvel
Spring. modern split-level. ~
wears old. "a acre wooded, 3 bed.
rooms. 3 full baths, step dowr
livinr. room. fireplace. full dininI
rm,,. finished recreation rm.. den
finished laundry, electric kitchen
patio, full basement. Owner trans.
isrring. private sale. $4,000
GAITHERsBURG-7O' rambler on
acre; |. r. 26x1s, d. r. 15xl2,
bedrms., III baths; cow. everyth
Open Sat. sun. On Deer Park I'd.
V mi. e. Of old 240. Gburg. 3l5-M
GREEN ACRES, 1907 yorktown
rd.-Charming 2-bedrm. brick Co
lonial in immaculate condition
Beautifully Handicapped level lot
Open sat. and Sun. Call OWNER
GREENACRES, near D. C. line
| Attractive white brick Colonial
liv. rm.. din. rm. and kitchen;
hedrms. and bath End floor
charming rec. rm. in bsmt.; Lowell.
large lot with beaut. shrubber,
and brick patio. Priced in tn
teens. once open q It'll o. Cal
OIL. 1894: THOMAS J. FIsHEI
| a. co, INC
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

q ACRE, sIO,950 attrac, 3-bedrm.
din. rm., fuii bsnit.. garage, chick
en- house; $1,000 down, SIS per
mo. A, J. KESSINGER g. CO., JU.
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nm. brick rambler, h.-w. base
S SsE d heat % S csS t ss u SaSeSfs
sehools; is min. 70 Z Corners
sS 9EEsnIo mo Of c rent s. e dPWn payment
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POTOMAC HUNT-A rare oppor
l "a sRa' eTsf v With Pre- IRE;
pl., lge. dinine L." de luxe kit. !
bedrms,, l y tiled baths. full bsmt;
oil h.-v.h.:. Ia acres. fully sodded
nice shrubbery: .beaut. view over
looking small lake and rollins
s ssres Of sye I1,r rs Price 0nI,
to Rockville. KAY BoWEikd. a0i
N. Frederick ave, Gaithersburg
Garden A-5050 oP Gath 24r
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LIST AND oUACKENBOS ST.. NE
New house condition, corner
brick, 8 rms, and bath, rec. rm.,
gas a.-c. heat. attrac. price anc
j. LEE DoNNELLY q SON.
MA. 4-33l6 Ewes. WO 0-236s
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STANDARDIZED

OL1NI1DE I AOIIGO
All-new beautifully furn. brick
louse. 3 bedrms.,. separate dining
m, modern kitchen: ia baths;
Iso5 5. Dakota ave. ne. sTEUAIiRsTi'
lRoS., NC DI. 7-s696. DI
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Maine. with Gov. Muskie de-
feating Senator, Payne. and in
New York, but that Is prob
lematical II Senator Ives de-
cides TO run for reelection.
BY and large, Mr.. Alcorn's
statement that as OF today the
chances are against the Re-
publicans gaining control Of
the Senate In the coming cleo
ton Is an honest appraisal. II
should be remembered by those
who criticize the Republican
chairman that Mr.. Alcorn. In
his brief talk with reporters as
he left the White House last
Tuesday, also said there were
a number of Senate contests
In which he believed the
q. o. p. was now gaining
strength. and that he believed
the q. o. p. would win the
House, though narrowly.
Nixon Backs Alcorn
Vice President Nixon has
taken up the cudgels for Mr..
Alcorn. attacking his critics as
unjustified. particularly those
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the Democrats. as an anti-re-
cession measure.
No Appropriations Involved
In his veto the President
sharply discounted that idea,
He said that with few minor
exceptions II would take many
months before the necessary
project plans could be COM
pleted and construction started,
The bill he rejected provided
only for authorization Of the
projects and carried no actual
appropriations.
The new Administration move
TO win separate approval OF
projects II regards as sound
still appears 10 face rough
going in Congress.
When Mr.. Knowland intro
duced his bill. Senate Demo-
cratic Leader Lyndon johnson
said he understood Mr.. Know
land had agreed TO keep an
open mind until the forth
coming committee hearings
Senator Johnson added:
81 deeply regret to see that
he has retreated from his po-
sition as ! understood it,"
Mr.. johnson said further he
is not willing to turn tail" and
buckle under to some budget
director and yield to him the
authority and judgment Of
Congress"
Mr.. Johnson said he doesn't
want a budget official telling
Congress IF you will knuckle
under and get down on your
knees and agree to take exactly
what l tell you. ! will let you
have a bill. If you don't will
send you a veto"
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Of Nevada. Martin OF Pennsyl-
vania, Payne OF Maine. Potter
OF Michigan. Purtell OF Con-
necticut. Revercomh OF West
Virginia. Smith OF New Jersey.
Thye Of Minnesota. Watkins Of
Utah and Williams OF Della
ware.
Four prominent Republicans
In this list are not standing for
re-election-which In itself
weakens the q. o. p. control
In the race for Senate control.
Two have declined because Of
age and long service-Senators
Martin OF Pennsylvania and
Smith OF New Jersey. both OF
whom have been unbeatable in
their States In the past. sena-
tor Knowland is running for
Governor Of his State and Sem
ator Jenner. II retiring,
Some OF the other II Re-
publicans are regarded as sure
10 win. II they are renominated
and most will be. For example
Senators Flanders. Bricker and
Barrett. Others are given better
than an even chance 10 win
Democrats Claim Five
Democratic leaders are in
sisting they will gain from five
TO 10 seats In the Senate, with
out losing q single one they
now hold. They claim they will
take the California seat that
Senator Knowland is relinquish-
ing. with Representative Engle
running against either Gov.
knight or Mayor Christopher
of San Francisco. They are also
counting on winning the Penn
sylvania seat. with Democratic
Gov. Leader opposing Repre-
sentative Scott. Republican.
FYx1.axy ana k1.aV,a Salx,ne .,,txuttao AZ.
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Southern Democrats and are
certain 10 remain Democratic,
The seven other Democrats up
for reelection are Senator
Chavez Of New Mexico. jackson
OF Washington, Kennedy Of
Massachusetts,. Mansfield Of
Montana. Pastore OF Rhode Is
land, Proxmire OF Wisconsin
and symington Of Missouri,
Proxmlre Defeat Hoped
or these seven non-Southern
Democrats, Republicans pri-
vately admit they have real
hopes OF defeating only one
Senator Proxmire OF Wiscon-
sin. To a lesser degree they say
they could win In Montana
because OF high cattle prices.
and In Rhode Island-where
many voters were aroused over
the seating Of Democratic Gov
ernor Roberts after II appeared
a Republican had been elected
In 1855.
This does not mean the
q. o. p. will fail to conduct
hard campaigns for their cam
didates In New Mexico. Massa-
chusetts. Washington and Mis-
souri,. On the contrary. party
leaders say will 90 about for
their candidates In all the
States.
Republican seats up for cleo
ton this year are held by Sem
ators Barrett OF Wyoming.
Beall OF Maryland, Bricker Of
Ohio, Flanders OF Vermont,
Goldwater Of Arizona. Hob
litzell OF west Virginia.
Hruska OF Nebraska. Ives OF
New York. Jenner Of Indiana.
Knowland OF California, Lam
ger OF North Dakota, Malone
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who have referred 10 the chair
man as q gutter" In Mr.. Nix
on's opinion. Mr.. Alcorn Is
doing an excellent Job for the
party, and will continue TO do
so.
At his last press conference,
President Eisenhower, when
told what Mr., Alcorn had said,
expressed surprise. The Presi-
dent said Mr.. Alcorn had lust
been giving him an encouraging
view OF the political situation,
The President also commented
that Mr., Alcorn had predicated
a House victory for the Repub-
leans.
At the same time, Mr.. Eisen-
hover showed clearly he did
not expect n party leader TO
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admit probable defeat before
the battle was over.
Chairman Alcorn. as a mat
ter OF fact. has taken a far
more optimistic view OF Re-
publican chances In November
than have many other Republi-
cans, He Is speaking constantly
In many parts OF the country.
encouraging the party organi-
cations everywhere.
Friday he spent In West Vir-
ginia and came away convinced
that the Republicans have an
excellent chance Of holding
both that States Senate seats
and improving Its position in
the House delegation, now split
four Democrats and two
Republicans.
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Hopeful
OF New Gains
InSenate Race
ny GOULD LINCOLN
star stan writer


Republican National Chair
man Meade Alcorn's recent
comment that 1T is not In the
cards at this time" for the
q. o, p. 10 capture control OF
the Senate In the November
elections and the resulting
criticism OF Mr.. Alcorn, calls
for a survey and appraisal OF
Republican and Democratic
chances In the Senatorial races.
In the opinion OF one OF the
most astute members OF the
Republican organization. Re-
publican hopes OF controlling
the Senate In the 86th Con-
gress rest on the q. o. P,'s
ability TO:
/. Win one Senate seat now
held by a Democrat.
2. Elect Republicans 10 all
81 Senate seats held by Repub-
llcans up for election.
This would give the Repub-
licans and the Democrats 48
Senate seats each In the next
Congress. Under such a party
division. Republican Vice Presi-
dent Nixon would cast the tie
breaking vote permitting the
Republicans TO organize the
Senate.
The current makeup OF the
Senate is 40 Democrats and AZ
Republicans. OF the "a Senate
seats for which elections viii
be held in November. 81 are
occupied by Republicans, Is by
Democrats.
This gives the Democrats al
most twice as many opportuni-
ties to win Republican Senate
seats as the Republicans have
to win Democratic seats.
But that is not all. Six of the
Democratic seats are held by
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Workshoppers Meet

Community Changes and
Their Effects on the Teaching
job will be presented by the
Workshoppers Club. sponsored
by the National Conference OF
Christians and Jews. from 3
pm. to $3.50 pm. today in the
Fellowship Room. School of Re-
ligion. Howard University.