davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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1900 CONN. AVE.
2 BEDRMS.-2 BATHS

Beautiful and very spacious apt
ave. This completely redecorated
apt. also has q separate dining
room, extra-iarge living room, kit
and large foyerS. Rent only SI6j
mo
To inspect. see or call res. mgr Mrs
Gould, CO. 5-2025, .
H. O. sMITHY CO, ST. $4,000
C0LORED-IiI6 9th ST. NV.
Apt, "a rms, kitchenette anc
semipvt, bath; all utiis. incl. NC
CHILDREN. Only $40 80. month
Mr.. NEUMANN, Ma. s-6700.
COL0RED-is v ST. NV, q
floor Apt rooms, kitchenetsl
and bath; newly dec. Only S57 .5C
month. All utilities included. Mr.
NEUMANN MA. S-R700.
CoL0RED-i35i X ST. S,E.-Fiyi
rms; ptils. inel,' sas heat. Lo
o-oooi'
CoLORED-2lO UPSHUR ST. NV
ENG, apt, No children. WASH
IRGToN REALTY co, RA. 3.
'CoLoRED-GoOD LOCATION, mr.
N Y..ave. NV. NE. s-5S06.
COLOREDA-Ist FIR. FRONT; lse
rm.. kit, bath; SB3, incl. utils q,
newly painted. See mgr. Apt II"
1881 Fairmont st. NV. DIXIE
REALTY CO., Agents, 14lT, L
St, NV
COLORED-I33I PARK RD. NV
-lst-hr. apt, 2 rms, kit. sns
bath. heat and elec. incl Only
So 20 mo. MR.. NEUMANN, Ma
S-67nO.
fCOLORED-3I7 10th ST. NE
Three-rm. .-and-bath apt, mod, In
new apt. bldg, with incinerator
= conv. transp: adults, S7b mo
See iAn1tor, basement
Evening star., 1959-02-13
EARN ANN eARprN
h6Um HNo 0aUWoW
icoNIlNuEol q q

Ss,Po, rLANTJNo GUIDE sa!.los
includihe newer varieties n
matefial-free on request, sales
people wanted Write pept, MIA
Waynesboro Nurseries, Waynes-
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APIS. FURnIsHED-MD.

GAITHERsBUR0 - smsli f,,rn
apty. utils. partly included. Phon,
0althershnrs 25s.
Evening star., 1959-02-13
FARM AND GARDEN

&C MODEL 3 TRACTOR, plow,
mower, 81 $50; cub disc, spFeader
: THE WIEBAR CO. OF. 4-60sO.
CLOVER, Timothy hay, straw; SOC.
45c bale. Sat. Rock Bottom Farm
Brookeyille, Md. Spring 4-6072.
Glenmont Tree Service
Trees removed trimmed and plant.
ed, soddinE. landscapinG, l0Vr
care: frei estimate VIII. 6-0S82
, LANDSCAPE WORK, fruit. tree,
'pruned; shrubs, roses trimmed
land clearing. seeding and plant
mi. CAL MR.. JENNINGS, JU
MIXED NAY, LESPEDEZA and corn
= for sale. Call Spring l-7S63.
RICH BLACK sLGD0E for lawn
and RaEdens; delivered: reason.
-eble. RE 5-6089.
sAWDUST, totted; topsoil, sludge
LOGS cut. eP, s-ssss, sP. s:Ss66
tractofs and equip; indus, Whss
traetors. backhoe and leaders
MeCullough chain saws, parts anC
service. Lime seed and fertilizer
Used model Ham tractors with
plow and !cultiVator. Used, Cut
.erf, p n Moore. ooRI' u 4 ~ No.i moi s,I
Mitehsllville. Nd, cE,, 6-sIsI,
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'T!V' s


Ensy.Cn; esapsitS! N, .9 consoles console: y.n. an:
ehose mcgee 81 sclcfs A ts ss'sssi ever Bay, psy
ffents 'of SO week. Call any tiFnl
for free home Demonstration. AD
TYPRWR1TERe, 'SeB up-'TFade.if ii
with standard keyboard, part
complete, will buy 4 new Royal
Underwood, Corona portable. CEN
TRIAL, a007 18th st. NV,
TYPEWRITER - iBM MODEL
years old. ibM maintained
$50 cY, 7-s3OO.
fYfEWRffBR, Royal: typinE stand
sieS. csh DU. S.sss0. '0AN''A
TYPEwRITERs--REMoyAL SALE
Or % iiSsrsi terms. ms ga BarSaislS uiSSunu' Il
recond, standards and portables
CIRCLE, 6i6 9Th. 81, NV. Nv,
service what We sell. !" Df, f.6O36
TYPEWRfTER, Smith Corona, port.
able: cost $i65, sell $50 4ll
Buchanan st. nv. IA. a-42b4,
VACUUM, Eleetrofux with attach
ton; i' $40 ''Sei; SeiiS;sr.d' ~. s:2iSS. SnsI.
vasSSssi .ssssSSsS, Eis:sSSf S.sSSS % s.Iysl S,sh
M, 3.9lSi, sac shepherd NV.
VACUUM CLKAR.-Lewyt, $40 .95;
QE. Sl2,eb; Hoover, SIS. Others
retoyAd, 3212 Lee hwy, IA. 2.lp14.
: VACUUM CLEANER, BiaAND-NEw
aWtvel-top, On wheels, with attach, (;
$3.50; will deliver. uN. 4-0370.
sSSES l.sSI ayslts1ss sslGssH.' 1;;:sn s:sI 'esr SS
.h9I1 Baltimore ave. Ar. f.SSS3
VOL !, NO: I. Life magasine. Also
rare item. cANNEY. 80. s-issS,
WARDROBE, cedariEed trunk (Bes.
ellN .lN . tnl,xnSexsi. AVE- eood eond. $50,
Evening star., 1959-02-13

HAWTHORNE HOTEL
21S4 O ST. NV
Comfortable rms, near MOD baths
with showers Phones and running
water IN rms, spaclSas iobby and
::y. :. 'sssisit s..si; fSSo cNDYspsDt 81: ass :,
pble. weekly s2o; sGnss sSslly 50.
Evening star., 1959-02-13

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.. mr.. Western
ave Large brick. rambler with
beautiful big rooms 3 bedrms., 2
baths. built-in gaTaGc. Avail. Mar,
At S2lh mo. A. c HOUGHToN
{; SON INC, l4lS H ST. NV, Dl.
t-gOhs: ewes, oil, n-p4I4
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HOUSES .URFuRNIsHED

ALEX. ARL. FAIRFAX-Clean and
neAt mousrn ramb.els with dish
vashef ana diGposal Sl35 10
Sl90; TA1UM Properties. JE.
f-ho,ln and CL. 6-l46O. :
ALEx.-Beaut., 3-bedrm. rambler,
walk to school. store, swim pools;
SL3u. or sell .GI. SO. S-S25l.
ALTA VISTA.BETHESDk. MD. =
Lovely rambleG ON large corner
lot with 3 bedrms, 12X.!2 liv. rm.
with nrepl., l2xl2 din. rm, large
kit, breezeway and larae scr.
porch with attached garage; conv.
mo- no seGS0s SS spD sHd Shy sasreh5; oWNERS SRS ger
4-47i,: ewes, OIL. 4-"47l.
andrews AREA, $500 Boones
lmmed- occup 10, 7-l657.
ARLINGTON. S." bedrooms, II
baths. large living room. modern
toned; fenced yard, patio; full
basement. 10 min. to Pentaeon,
con-; shopping sRd schools, IA.
A-IbSH.
ARLINGTON = Two 4-bedroom
poss. MANNAs RLTY., JE. 2-Sii1.
ARL.-Redecorated .-bedrm. du-
plex; walk TO W. and [. High and
Grade school, bus and stores, SOS
mo. KE. S-5tSS.
ARL. FOREST bedrms., lse. liv.
rm, sep din, rm /. rec. rm'. gar;
adioins park; Sl45; avail, Mar. i,
ia. 7-54U4
ARL. N.-Brick Colonial. Liv. rm.
rms. fuii bsmt,, gar. r. $50. CROW.
ELL & co, INC, JA. 7-4664,
ARL., 400 S. wayne.-5-rm. brk,
.Ismidet,: fenced I'd. Near Fl. Myer,
Pentagon. $50 mo. IL ,4-1S30.
ARL., N.-7-rm., 2-story home:
$l25. ACME REALTY, IA. 2-l42l.
BR0OKLAND-6-rm. semidet. bfE.,
j bedrms.; mr.. Catholic Univ. and
New providence Hospital; Sl1O,
LA. 6-625O.
CAPITOL HEIGHTs-4 rooms. !
hedrm., liz. rm;, kit. bsmt. SIS
mo- plus utilities. 10. S-4229,
CATHEDRAL AVE.
c9Ppietely re rede,eoTsted; :, 5.bedrm..
ano shopping St75 per mo avail
able Immediately: TO inspect call
BOSS L. PHELPS, INC, MA. s.
a30O
and bath. . encl, porches, ali
modern cows conv. TO schools.
avail. immed:, SIPS Der mo, plus
all utils. SP. 3-2953 or sP. 3-Sl3i..
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Spacipus, g.
bedlm older home. avail, i'm
med; asking 500. EDWARDS
PRopIRIIES, EX, 3-03l3, OIL.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C., nr. Western
beautiful big rooms. 3 bedrms, 3
baths. huilt-in garaSe. Avail. Mar.
At $Sl mo. A. c. HOUGHTON
{; son INC, l4lS H 81 NV, Dl.
5-9n55; ewes, OIL. H-@414.
CHEVY CHASE-Charming house.
just compl; bedrms., 3 baths.
lge liv. rm., incl elec, wall oven,
dshTsSher C;h IoS, and .,s dSDosS; Tr6 din Tm
features S335. OIL. 5-O947.
CHEVERIY AREA-s bedrms., din.
Rnnt Ken esqgg sgS s' or viii lPs6i ss q ssG slOss1' Gn
JJ6'' S@'ipsSss, VII 9s-ssf7' w.
COLUMBIA PIKE, beyond Lake
Bancroft bedrms.,g . hsthss full
bsmt with rec. rim o.: fenced yd.;
elementary school Call CL. o.
446l after Il M.
FAIRFAX - Trees surround this
cute 3bedroom brick rambles.
located on corner lot. Modern
liv rm with fireplace, well-de-
signed kitchen, fall basement. rear
yard enclosed by fence. Do not
MISS seeding this homes rent, Sl2A.
Gail JE. 1880 to see. our selec-
ton JOSEPH W SEAY CO. liz
West Broad st. Fslls Church. Va,
CONTINUED on Next PaES)
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ROOMS FURNlsHED--N.W.
CAIRO HOTEL
1915 QUE ST. NV.
RnRn. ru IN nurnV nnoAl

1915 QUE ST. NV.
FREE Ty In EVERY ROOM
COLOR TV IN LOBBY
! cannot tell Q LEI Washington'i
tallest building offers lowest rates
all hotel services. Single. light
clean rooms FROM $40 WEEK Up
SINGLE sIs n ,,P PRIVATE BATH FROM
CATHEDRAL AVE. NV. fr, Conn
ave-, sher, PIX. Hotel-Nicely furn
rn1., pvt. home: man. co. 6-54s6
CLEVELAND PK.-coIy dbl. or sci
rrn., adj. shower: eenv. transp.
parkins: men. WO. o-7a7b.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1882 18th St
;,9Tlss i%Tss' Ab s1hSssse g yH Ep' 6sif
Emery-G Georgian Hotel
1912 g ST. NV.
2 blks. ". White House. Aext YMcA
reas. rents; hot, eoid water IN
rms: 4 hobbies RE 5-leI2
FURN. ROOM coDVAnient 10 IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
CADDY No-RUB CLEANER
MAKES ALUMINIUM BRIGHT

Just nrusn u on enc wosn u OF G M IS ozs
derful for storm windows and doors, the chrome OK
trim your cor, even bright work. of boots. A'/O
PARKnSo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

the international oeOphyEicAl
Year.
DIR. Hugh L. Dryden. NAsA's
deputy director. aaid the ac-
compllahment demonstrated
the true capability OF the
Baker-Nunn camera. thus paw
ing the way for more accurate
optical satellite tracking data
essential TO precise orbItal cal
culations."
The Vanguard I. developed
by the United states Naval Re-
search Laboratory was
launched March II. 1888. II
has . perigee-low point-oi
l02 miles and an apogee-high
pointof $500 miles. II was at
the apogee that the photo
graphs were taken.
The Vanguard Is orbiting the
earth 70 times q week and next
week viii have completed 1850
orbits since II was launched.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

mlttee a statement strongly
urging prompt enactment OF a
merger authority law. The
commission said that on the
basis OF present earnings. the
several companies operating
international telegraph service
are doing well, However, the
FEC foresaw a possible future
situation In which the compe-
tition for International business
would be between telegraph
service and the telephone. In
this situation. the commission
said the telegraph companies
should have permission on the
books 10 get together for a
fight with the telephone COM
petition.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick testified the
present telegraph company
competition promotes lower
rates. more efiicient service and
continuing research 10 improve
technology. He said that II a
merger resulted from congress
slonal authorization. IL would
completely and irrevocably
end all competition" between
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
Wire Mergers
Fight Pushed

The Justice Department has
renewed It's opposition 70 any
legislation which would permit
a merger Of United States inter-
national telegraph companies.
Taking direct issue with the
Federal Communications Com
mission on this question. the de-
partment yesterday set forth It's
position before the Senate Com
merce Committee through w.
Wallace Kirkpatrick. second as
slstant In the Antitrust Divi-
sion.
The division previously had
advised FEC II considered any
merger In the international
telegraph field would be against
the public interest.
FEC in March gave the COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
2.in-1
DUET Mop
800

1t flips, it flops, it
Bluffs, it mops. One
side mops, the other
side bluffs for the
cIeonest, brightest
floors, woIIs and
furniture ever
DUET Mop RefiIIs- -z.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
Filtration Plant
Bids June IL

The Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission win ac-
cept bids June ~ for the sec
ond portion Of the t28 million
water filtration plant being
built At Watts Branch on the
Potomac River.
The second portion. esti-
mated at over 50 million. will
include filter units and plant
interior facilities. The FIRST por-
ton was contracted last jan
uary for s3.5is.000.
The sanitary commission
hopes 10 have part Of the plant
In operation next year as coon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

sile range to photograph the
earth satellite on three occas-
sions-May /. 3 and 4.
The tracking camera Is one
Of IL located around the world
and especially designed for
rackine earth satellites during
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

been photographed from such
= distance" a NAsA announce
ment reported.
The space agency said q
Baker-Nunn precision satellite
tracking camera was used BY
personnel at the woomera mis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

Flint WoverIy
Edge "Stoy
Sharp" Cutlery
5" Utility
Knife
Regular $3.50
81
The newest idea in q
knife blade since the
hollow grind :.
Flint crafts m en-
topper grind fine
quality vonodium
stainless steel blades
to O keen edge and
reorind them to the
WoverIy e d g e that
stoys sharp.
8" porino knife, sse; s"
sandwich knife, $50;
ia" Swedish cooks
knife, as; 9" breed
knife, $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
Satellite Photographed
In2,5OO-MiIe Shot

Americas Vanguard earth satellite has been photographed
$500 miles out In space.
The National Aeronaucs and Space Administration said
yesterday the picture made from the Smithsonian optical
tracking station At Woomera. Australia.
II compared the feat with photographng golf ball 800
mo other object as small as this sxInch sphere ever has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

existing companies and that
this would be an undesirable
situation.
The committee is consider
ing a rough draft OF a bill &c
permit such consultations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
Robot
Gardener
Kit Sprinkles
Food on Gross
4.95

Attach to your hose
nozzle or sprinkler
and sproy fertilizer,
insect killer or weed
killer while you
water. Comes with
fertilizer insect and
weed cortrid es.
Easy to use with
sprinkler, too.
Z lbs. Fertilizer 2.49
6 ozs. Insecticide, CSC
s lbs. Fertilizer 4.95
6 czs. Weed Killer, I.49
Robot Gorden Chamber,
$50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
1926

A demonstration will be at
the Washington store oil
doy Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
Triple
Purpose
Merry Mop
mops, dusts,
wakes
3.08

Bigger thick er
sponge does twice
the work with holf
the time and effort.
Use to mop or wax
floors, scrub VOLS,
domp-dust ceilings.
TO wash windows.
Squore shaped
sponge cleans cor
ners 2-woy
Wrinoer is eosier to
use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
z For ] Special
independence
Hall
Gross Seed
ass
Value
3.05

You get 5 lbs. of
Quick Sprout Grass
Seed 1861 plus
R-Ib. "Bonderized"
Clover Mix ISL
both for just 3.65.
Grass seed sprouts
quickly produces q
sturdy growth.
Also IS lbs. of peat,
5 lbs. of Druid Hill
gross seed, both for
4.65.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

The Traveller block
porcelain finish, Is" do
meter 70" grill height.
Loroe enough to cook for
O group Of 10 people.
Completely portfolio.
Smokey Joe ;. portable
compoctly styled, covered
kettle with l4h" grill
thot will hold enough
food for 6 people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

SHOP FROM YOUR EASY CHAIR
flick your bring any eeht Co.'s selection
merchandise right to your door, Dial MA. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
Howord's
WhirIybrush


Telescope handle
adjusts from Z to 4
#. Whirline horse
hair brush ak es
outside Looming
easy. Rubber heed
cont NOR finis h.
IdeoI for cor wash
ing, window washing.
Holmes County herald., 1959-05-21

Whether you realize it or not, TIME is your most i'm
portant asset. MONEY is important too for most of us
work hard to earn a living. The merchants and busn-
es people of Lexington are anxious to conserve both
for you.
1t is a simple fact you will save time by trading in
Lexington, because it is closer to your home. Add the
cost Of gasoline, oil, tires and car maintenance to your
shopping bill and you will already have spent more than
it would cost you to have purchased your merchandise
in Lexington.
In most instances prices are the same or lower when
you trade in Lexington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Program Listines


5-MetvopoIiton Movie.
IA Hours. "Bodyouord" l94s.
lowrence TierneY. Priscilla Lone. &,
7-Seienee Fiction Theoter.
Trumon Bradley. host-norrotor.
9-SmoIl World. Murrow.
George v. Allen, Eugene Burdick,
Arsenic locson join Ed Murrow
for O discussion Of the United
Stotes posture throughout the
. world. portieulorly IN Asio.
$50
4-chet HuntIey Reporting.
7-26 Men. Western.
Dog Eot Dog" Iris Coffin
stors.
9-The Twentieth Century.
"Burmo Rood and the Hump"
The story of the fobled Allied
road to victory in China Burma
lndio during World War u.
TOO
4-Sober Of London. Crime.
Time AEbi for Murder" Don
old Groy stors.
7-Silent Service. Dromo.
9-lossie. Dromo.
Jimmy enters kite in O contest
sponsored BY his Scout troop.
Jon Provost stors.
The Arizona post., 1959-09-18
Reform Jews
Begin Wide
'RecrUitinq'

NEW YORK-A drive to
win unaffiliated Jews into the
Reform branch of Judaism
has been launched here by
the Union of American He
brew Congregations.
This congregational body
representing SIS Reform tenn
pies in the western hemi-
sphere announced as a pilot
project a four-day preaching
mission at fremont Temple
in the Bronx from Sept. 1926.
The program will be held
under the joint auspices of
the Union of American He
brew Congregations, the Com
mittee on Unaffiliated of the
Central Conference of Ameri-
can Rabbis, and the New
York Federation of Reform
Synagogues.
The rallies are being organ
lied by fremont Temple and
aided by other Reform Bronx
congregations, Temple Judea
and Sinai Congregation.
In referring to the drive to
win new adherents, Rabbi
Maurice N. Eisendrath, presi-
dent of the UAIC, stated that
despite American Judaism's
great advance in synagogue
affiliation, l doubt whether
we can claim more than 60
per cent of the Jewish popu-
lation in this country. I do
not believe that Reform, Con-
servative, or Orthodox JeWry
can claim more than a total
of 100000 individuals as
synagogue members.
"Vast numbers, therefore,
yet remain outside of the
doors of Jewish Houses of
Worship. 1t is to those two
and one-half million unaffili-
ated Jews to whom we of Re-
form Judaism now turn our
We shall endeavor
to demonstrate to them the
vitality of their faith, its ap-
peal to their intellect, as we'll
as to their emotions"
The Arizona post., 1959-09-18
10Th Branch
Of Supreme
Here

Supreme Cleaners have just
opened their 10Th Tucson
branch at 1920 East Sixth.
Designed by local architect
William Wilde, the plan of
the new store was conceived
to provide the maximum in
modern laundry and cleaning
service for residents. of the
university area.
One of the fastest growing
firms in Tucson, Supreme is
operated by brothers Harris
and Stan Salonic. Tucson res
idents for over IA years, they
are very proud of their
growth since 1916. Harris re-
sides with his wife and five
children at 2411 East Waiver
ly. Stan, also the proud father
of five, lives with his wife
Teddie at 1873 North Stewart.
Both are members of COngre-
cation AnShei Israel.
Sharing the new Supreme
is Seymour and
Aaron Sternstein's new Speed
Clean Do-It-Yourself Laun-
dry.
The Arizona post., 1959-09-18

new post in Washington.
Mr.. Harman, former Israeli
nsul-General in New York
and, more recently, a mem
Der of the Jewish Agency
executive in Jerusalem as
serted that "the people of
Israel are fully ware of
the true meaning of United
States friendship and leader
ship"
Declaring that he is happy
to renew his service in this
country, he said: "To be able
to see the dynamic express
sion of American life and
interpret it to my fellow
countrymen is indeed a great
privilege" XIX
"In Israel" he continued,
1--WE are engaged in defend
ing our freedom against the
external dangers threatening
us, and in a positive way by
increasing our nom i C
strength and residence. We
have a long hard road ahead
of us, but 1 think many of
our major difficulties have
been overcome. We
are grateful for the help
has eased our devel-
opment and has enabled us to
axe our place as a stable,
democratic element in the
Middle East"
The Arizona post., 1959-09-18
Germans Are Told:
"Accept Your Guilt"

BONN, (JTA)-Germans were told by DR..
Eugen Gerstenmaier, president of the Bundestag
Qower House of Parliament) that they must re-
member and accept our guilt for the atrocities
of World War II. The political leader spoke over
one of the countrys principal radio networks, in
commemoration of the outbreak of World War H.
20 years ago.
"Unless we accept our guilt" said DR.. Ger
stenmaier, 1--WE Germans do not deserve the op-
portunity for repentance"
Germany would gain nothing" he continued,
'ff the Germans were to forget this historic bur-
den of guilt. The Germans moreover, cannot
expect their opponents of World War II to forget
everything Forgetting the German guilt would
neither consolidate our alliance with the West
nor lead to a positive relationship with Poland
and the other Eastern states"
The Bundestag President told the German
people in his broadcast 1T is miracle that we
escaped by the skin of our teeth" after the war
ended.
The Arizona post., 1959-09-18
Desert BIB Women

The Desert Chapter of
B'nai Birth Women will hold
its annual paid-up member
ship affair Sept. % at 7:30
pm. at the SkyroOm.
A fashion show will be pre-
sented by Gus Taylor and a
distinguished speaker is eX-
pected from the district lodge.
Reservations may be made
by calling Mrs. M. Rice or
Mrs. I. FOrtman.
The Arizona post., 1959-09-18
JoIson AZA

Following a successful sum-
mer program, AL Jolson AZA
is making ready for a busy
fall and winter schedule.
On the summer schedule
were the three-day Jolson
Days program, the AZA
Olympics won for the fourth
straight time by the Jolson
chapter and a Beatnik party.
The Arizona post., 1959-09-18
BIB JUnioreffeS

The BIB Juniorettes will
present a talent show Satur-
day night at 8 pm. in the
Golden Age lounge at the
Center. There will be a small
charge.
The Arizona post., 1959-09-18
Israeli Ambassador
Pledges Friendship

NEW YORK, (JTA)-Israels relations with the United
"on firm and solid basis of friendship and
understanding and this is to continue to grow Avra
ham Harnan, nely-appoined Israeli Ambassador the
United States declared upon his arrival here to his
The Arizona post., 1959-09-18

BONN, (JTA) - The $50
vear-old Jewish cemetery in
F,lerth, one of the Oldest in
Germany, will be renovated
bv the local municipality.
The Arizona post., 1959-09-18
cHyofHope

Fred RoSen was installed
this week as the new presi
dent of the Tucson chapter
of City of Hope. Installation
ceremonies were. held at the
Santa Rita Hotel.
Other officers installed in
cluded Mrs. Albert Kaufman
first vice president; DR.. Fred
Schutzbank, second vice pres
ident; Harry Kaplan, treas
urer; Agnes Weiss, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. Sid
new Deutch, recording secre-
tary, and Mrs. William Rap
part, financial secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
Miss Thompson
Is Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Roberts Thompson Of Sum-
ner Md, and Rehoboth
Beach, Del. announce the
marriage Of their daughter
FREDERICK to Mr.. Robert
Bentley holland. son Of Mrs.
Stacy T. holland of Arling-
ton and Rehoboth Beach. and
of the late Mr.. holland.
The wedding took place
yesterday at st. Thomas
Episcopal Church. A recep-
ton at the Washington Club
followed.
Miss Ann RamSdell Leon
ard was maid of honor and
bridesmaids were Miss Jean
Mace. Miss Caroline Bing-
ham, Mrs. Kenneth Parkin-
son and Mrs. John A. Baybutt.
Mr.. John A. Baybutt served
as best man for his brother
in-law. The ushers included
Mr.. Joseph E. Young, Mr..
Stuart NJ. Johnston, Mr.. VIII
liam Donald, Mr.. James
HennesSy and Mr.. Leigh
Martinez.
Mrs. holland was graduated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

William Wilbur. placing
judges from the Blue Ridge,
Orange County and Warren
ton hunts: patrol Judge Dan
Fahey Of the Fairfax Hunt.
Mrs. Kenneth Edwards, wife
Of the Joint-Master Of Casa
nova, James Pease Of Fairfax,
Carl Kincheloe Of Bull Run.
and Russell Stuart Of Casa
nova were a few Of the Tomp-
kins' guests who hurried
through a delightful lunch to
make the first race on time.
Others there included Paul
Kendall, clerk of scales. and
his assistant. John r. deBergh
of the Rappahannock Hunt,
which held its point-to-point
yesterday.
The race committee for
Casanova's Saturday included
John Alexander. Bud Beane.
Kenneth Edwards. William
Gulick, John Hopewell. Rob-
ert Rogers, Grover Stephens,
Charles Tompkins and Rob
Palmer. They had no control
over the weather. which was
magnificent. but they did put
on a day Of racing that other
point-to-point committees will
find hard to equal.
The Blue Ridge Hunt fol-
lows next Saturday at Col.
Graham Dougherty's Wood
ley, near Berryville.