davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CoRVAIR '62 Mona Q dr.. Power
glide. T. and h., silver-gray finish,
5000 actual miles, Just like new,
% to choose FROM. OK guar,
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ROYAL MOTORS

DODGE 49, "44O" sedan, VS., auto.
trans. p.s., T. and h.. Wv. tires.
s.. 305
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DE SOTO 80 2-dr. hit, auto,
p,s., 7. and h., low mi, clean
car. 1,595. low down payt:, bank
rate fin. L. P. STEUART NE,
Gath and BenninQ. 30Q-S000.
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DODGE '53 in very good shape.
p, C.. inspected, first reas. offer.
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DODGE 80 Lancer CT 2-dr. hard
top. power steering and brakes.
auto. trans, r. and h.. super en-
CINE. Wv. tires. plus many other
extras SO 11k
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FALCON 81 de luxe Tudor. 101
wv RD sn 9soo eq m tS i4So Il ba ans b.
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FORD SO Galaxie conv.. T. and h.,
auto, power steering. good cond
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ROYAL MOTORS

RUYAL MOTORS
Imperial Plymouth chrysler- Simca
400 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
EDSEL '5S 4-dr. 9-pass. station
wagon, VS., auto, r. and h, W.
w. exceptional cond. throughout.
$685. or offer. OIL. 2-s269.
EDsEL '58 2-dr. Citation hit, fully
mi. good cond. 735-2551.
FALCON go Fordor sedan, std.
t trans s., Trim de lux. luxe fully EQUIP
$3.50. 656-1946.
FALCON 81 Fordor, equip, very
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TAKOMA FORD

7026 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
FALCON '61 Futurs. starlight blue,
bucket seats, r. and h, auto.
trans. 10 eng, Wv. tires, ST.
$50 or will consider trade. $685.
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CHEVROLET new 1862 Impala
glide, manual radio, Wv. tires
windshield washer. Color, silver
blue. Sale price, S2,762. q toI
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Arlington Ford
1917 N. MOORE ST. ia. 1890
FALCON Futura 80, auto, r. and
si7s5W or Oi make insi Offer puG ssa 1875
FALCON 81 Econoline 9-passenger
bus. Radio and heater. Excel. con-
dition. Reasonable. 52S-0231.
FALCON 80 4-door sta. wag., eco
nomical stand. trans. very clean
car. 1925.
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THE SUNDAY STAR H-2l
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Washington, d. c. Re
October II, 1867
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
(cONTINUED)
CADILLACS
Premium Cars for the
Discriminating Buyer

81 De ville-type coupe, FACTORY
AIR COND., power windows and
seat. turquoise finish. immac
matching int. like new---$3. 995
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STEUART
FORD

COMET '62 model "s-22," r. and
room and ivory finish, new-car
cond GO nQ6
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ROYAL MOTORS
Imperial-Plymouth- Chrysler-Simca
400 Georgia ave. NV. ia. $4,000
DODGE so 4-dr., owner, real
trans, $95 cash. 1-5 pm. only.
DUNN MOTORS, LA. 6-9611.
DODGE '54 sedan 49," str. stick. r.
and h., tires like new, inter. real
nice, motor peri. serviced month
ly, pvt. owner. sac. $165 for quick
sale, 303-S219
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CHEW. '5s 4-dr. hardtop, power
$3.50 or offer. Ell. 6-4013.
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CHEVROLET new 1862 Impala
sport sedan, VS. engine, power
glide. 2-speed wiper and washer.
radio courtesy lamps. Sale price,
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CADILLAC. '62 company official
clearance OF few remaining models.
All equipped with factory air con-
ditioning. You will never buy for
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CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air hardtop
4-dr,. heater. defroster. good cond.
S495. EN-. 3-320S.
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BUICK 80 lie Sabre convertible,
low mileage. all power, topaz sand
offer. viii finance. BY OWNER.
JU. s-6S00, WA. 3-1133.
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ROYAL MOTORS
Imperial Plymouth Chrysler- simca
400 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
DODGE DART go 4-door, hardtop,
r. and h.. Wv. tires, p.s. 5S7-
2429.
DODGE '52 4-dr. sedan. S125. OIL.
4-7676.
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FALCON 81 Fordor, white, de luxe
trim, big engine, stand. trans,
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80 conv., full power, every extra,
distinctive platinum mist finish
with matching leather. $4,000
mi. an extremely rich looking
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CADILLAC '6l Sedan de VILE pop
ular 6-window model, Fully
equipped. Extra clean. Today only
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CADILLAC '55 4-dr sedan. Factory
air. All power, New tires, new
battery. Excel. $3.50.
KEN MacGREGOR
International Auto Sales
1900 Wise, ave- NV FE S-337S
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BUICK SO. 1-OWNER. New brakes.
battery. carb.. pump. seals. pipes.
Nearly new nylon w.s.w.. good
body. $3.50. FL. 4-6130.
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FORD 80 Custom 300" Fordor,
blue and white, Fordomatic, heat
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COMET '62 ''s-22," dark blue, auto,
r. and b.. Wv. 10000 mi, lse.
motor. $1,000. s2e-3476.
COMET '62 S-22, gray, r. and h.,
auto. trans, big eng. dix, red
vinyl, bucket seats, $500 mi,
$3.50. CO. 5-sS06, Ext. 207.
COMET 81 4-door sedan, r. and h,
Wv. tires, popular white, finish
with an all vinyl red and white
interior. $1,595. ~
CTETIADT
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CADILLAC go go speciaI5 sedan
Alpine. white. Loaded with extras
including GIN air, conditioning,
custom styling by Fleetwood. Re-
duced to S3,395.
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL PM.
Suburban Cadillac-Old
7020 ArL Rd.. Bethesda OIL. 6-77OO
CADILLAC '57. 2-dr.. hit. immacu-
late, | owner. 81, $50 or best Of
fer. HE. 4-020S.
CADILLAC 49, Sedan de Vile, fac
tory air conditioning, spotless
condition. Maize, white top. S5,-
$40
Akers Cadillac Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER"
? HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR. /"
CVe 10000 ALEXANDRIA
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81 MPALA cow. p.g., p.s., p.b.,
VS.. A real nice car.
% 1MPkLAS (2). One conv.. one
2-dr. hdtp. Both w/auto.
oil DODGE DART Phoenix, CHEEKY
red; V-S. auto, p.s. A cream
SO LINCOLN 4-dr. hdtp. A dreamy
'5S otDs t2,. Both 1885" with
'5S CADILLAC 2-door hdtp, Also
81 conv. Both nice.
81 OLDS "9S" 4-door sedan
FACT. AIR, power steering and
$50 CIRYsLER 4-dr. sedan, ps
and brakes. Smooth.
90 OLpS "ss" 2-dr. hardtop. finest
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lCHEVROLET 81, 1mpala cow,
CYL, auto, p.s., 10000 mi, r. and
h., Wv, many extras. Like new.
| S2Igb NAO- 5000
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SO COS Fleetwood 4-door, FAC
TORY AIR COND.. every possible
extra, midnight blue with match
ing int. orig. cost over $500,
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CHEW. '5S VS. Impala conv., spar
king dark green finish, r. and h.,
auto. trans, power steering, many
other extras, one-year warranty,
special S1.195. Small down pay
ment.
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cars StfHs 1909" S eonTsrtIbls Sffi Esd
full power. ID 1900" 4-dr.
hdtp.. factory air. ~ Newport
4-dr. sedan, dealer installed air.
eond. % New Yorker 4-dr. hdtp..
full power. % new Newport 2-dr,
hdtp. CD new Newport 4-dr. Sc
dams. ID new New Yorker 4-dr.
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drive real sharn. g1 2Qk
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'62 New Yorker station
wagon, light blue, loaded with
extras including factory air con-
dditioning. spotless trade-in. Only
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL Q PM.
Suburban Cadillac-O lds
1920 Arl. Rd.. Bethesda OIL. 6-77OO
COMET '61. about 5000 mi, can
be seen at Roland place NV. WO.
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OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL ppm.
Suburban Cadillac-O ldS.
1920 Arl. I'd. Bethesda OIL. R-77nn
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CHEVROLET So Biscayne 4-dr :,
V-S "2S3" eng, auto. trans. DE.
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OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL . PM.
Suburban Cadillac lds.
1920 Arl. Rd.. Bethesda OIL. 6-7700
CADILLAC $50 hardtop 2-door, fully
equipped. excellent cond.' EN-. g.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEW. $50 Bel Air 2-dr. hardtop, re-
built "a eng, stand. trans, r, h,
Sl75, OIL. 4-1l61.
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Seller Sales & Service

CHRYsLER "a New Yorker, p.s.,
p.b;, auto. trans, r. and b., excel.
maint. $3.50. JE. $500.
CHRYSLER, Windsor 1857. all
cleo, 4-dr. hardtop, make offer,
Fully equipped. WA. 7-94S5.
,62 "300-H" convert
and h., bucket seats. A real true
sports car. S3.QQ5
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CHEVKoLET '57 station wagon Q
Or. 6." r. and h.. Wv, auto,
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WV 81 sedan. r. and h., seat belts,
. 81 400. MR.. BERNSTEIN, $685.
2400. Ext. 491 or 667-S909.
wv SO, new tires, radio, extra
clean. Price. $1,000. IA. 2-S331.
VoLV0S--Good selection Of aclean
80, 81 and '62. JACK PRY,
10th and Pa. ave. Sc. Est. 1923.
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ROYAL MOTORS

Imperisl-Plymouth- Chrysler-Simca
400 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
CHRYSLER 80, 4-dr. sedan, fully
GENERAL CAR q WAGON SALES
1717 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
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STOHLMAN

CHEVROLET, INC.
1907 M STREET NV.
FE. 3-6400 CLOSED SUNDAYS
CHEVY SO Bel Air 2-dr. Auto.
trans, heater, peri. cond. through
out. Sacrifice S1,095 or best offer !.
|. Cali bS7-62S0
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CHEVY '53 4-dr.. stick shift. Good
eondI new paint. sos. Call IA.
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STOHLMAN

CHEV. 80 Imp. sup. spts. cow,
TACT. air cond., 1,400 mi. sell at
fabulous loss. h3S-h022
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CASH PAID FOR CLEAN CARS. 20
yrs. of dependable sales and serv-
Ice in the Bethesda-Chevy Chase
area. Home Of the Country Club
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET, ST25
Wis. ave, OIL. 4-6lOO.
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CHEVROLET 1858 cow, good
cond., new vinyl top, dual ex-
haust, T. and h., $3.50. AP. z
| 4b17.
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ROYAL MOTORS

&VN~ a - @N4N% 4 VIM
mperial-Plymouth -Chrysler-S imca
400 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
CHRYSLER 1854 "6" equipped,
$3.50 or best offer. 949-5497.
CHRYSLER '62 New Yorker 4-dr.
hardtop. full power. r. and h.
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STOHLMAN

CHEVROLET '6l Impaia 2-dr. Id
5 cyl. poWerEiide. p ~ Wv Wv lhI r
and h., low mil. viii take clean
trade, $3.50. Indiv. only. HE.
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pan will be well occupied for
years and years trying to get
the Chinese economy or
ganized. Also, it will take a lot
Of pressure off life in Japan.
Millions of Japanese could be
reSettled in China, forming the
core of skilled workers and en-
terprising farmers needed
there. 1t is seldom realized
that, despite China's TOO mil
lion population, vast areas of
the country are underpopulat-
ed-the empty" provinces of
Manchuria, Mongolia, Sinki-
ang.
Not only will Japan pene-
trate China, but she is going
to dominate - economically
and. as a result, politically
most countries in the Orient.
You can forget about past
quarrels and pet hatreds. These
things don't survive the
mounting pressure of raw eco
nomic interests. Sooner or lat
er, countries that need each
other economically make a deal,
This means that Korea,
Southeast Asia, Malaysia and
Indonesia-the whole area that
once fell to the guns of I'm
perial Japan-will one day be
dancing again to tunes called
from Tokyo. This time, though,
it will benefit everyone.
Take Indonesia, a country
that hasn't been able to get
off the ground economically
during a dozen years of indie
pendence, even though it is
bountifully rich in resources
tin, oil, rubber. Some develop
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HiIIeI Speaker

DR.. Richard Stephens. Of the
George Washington University
sociology department, will adj
dress the B'nai Birth Hillel
Foundation at 1890 pm, Fri
day, in the foundation building,
2129 E street NV. DR.. Stephens
will speak on "The Organiza-
ton Man and the Individual"
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bases there under japanese
sovereignty.
What does all this add up
to? 1t means that, a genera
ton from now, Japan will be
one of the three or four super
powers of the world, harness.
ing the vast human and min
eral resources of Asia to its
own industrial plant.
1t will mean Asia will not
be floundering directionlesS as
it is today, that its standard
Of living will be higher. It will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-14
BY Pete Wymo

mean there will be an indus
trial giant in Asia that can me-
gotiate from strength with the
other giants - the United
States, Russia and Western
Europe.
All this is for the good, pro-
vided our policy planners have
the foresight to see it coming
and the brains to start solidify-
ing our long-range relations
with the new Japan.
North American Newspaper Allianee
Tomorrow: conton IsIond
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Knight Of the Garter by King
George vi.
Churchill refused the
honor. When he was asked
why, he replied:
How can I take the Garter
from the King when the peo-
pie have given me the boot2"
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FAMOUS FABLES
EXPECTED:
BY E. E. EDGAR

EXPECTED: Playwright
George s. kaufman was per-
Suaded by a friend to take
up golf. One day, when the
two were playing. the friend
made a hole in one.
He went almost historical
with joy. Kaufman, his face
expressionless, watched him
for several moments. Then
he asked:
why are you so excitedP
Isn't that what you were sup
posed to do?"
HONORS: In 1945, Winston
Churchill and his party were
voted out of office. Shortly
thereafter, he was offered the
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ment and organization by ia
pan is just what Indonesia
needs instead of the 100000
seat sports stadium it got from
Russia.
Freedom Con Live
This economic domination
has nothing to do with whether
the countries of the Orient will
be democratic or not. AS a mat
ter OF fact. just about all of
them are run by dictators to-
day anyway. That surely goes
for Indonesia's Sukarno, Wet
Mans Ngo Dinh Diem, and all
the Communist ones. The most
important exception, of course,
is japan itself, which has an
effective parliamentary system.
So, influence by Japan does not
necessarily entail a loss of free
doms in these countries. In
deed, it might mean Just the
opposite.
And, as long as Japan is 60
ing to be restored to its pre-
dominance in the Far East,
why don't we give back, now,
the islands we took from ia
pan after the war? These
specks of land in the Pacific
have never done us any good,
and we haven't done much
good for them, either. Let ia
pan administer these islands
and develop them.
Also, let's return Okinawa
before that island becomes the
source of permanent bitterness
between us and the Japanese.
There's no reason why we
couldn't work out an arrange
ment to continue using our
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By CAPT. EDDIE RICKENBACKER

tories there are grinding to a
halt, that the whole economy
has begged down and is headed
for total collapse. The Rus
slams don't want to become a
part of this mess, they don't
want to be pulled down by
China's own failures. And of
course in many ways, particu-
larly in agriculture, Russia
helping" China is like the
blind leading the blind.
Not so with Japan. First, de-
spite their animoSities and bit
ter past quarrels, the japanese
and Chinese understand each
other reasonably well. The jap
anese are racially similar to the
Chinese, they can read their
language; many of them can
speak it. Thousands and thou
sands of Japanese have lived
and worked with the Chinese
inside China. They know con-
ditions there, and they know
what they want and need there.
China by its own stagnation
and Impeachment is being
forced to seek business with
Japan. And once the Japanese
re-establish their influence in
the Chinese economy you will
see them exerting their influ-
ence in Chinese politics. In Is
or 80 years you will have to
deal through Japan to get any,
thing done in China and Chi
ma will have to deal through
Japan to reach the rest Of the
world.
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sUPERPOWER IN THE EAsT-2
Japan Seen Certain to Become Boss
Of Future Economy Of All Orient

Where are your ultimate
markets."
This is the question I put to
every businessman met dur
ing my recent trip through
Japan.
Most, nearly all, gave me the
same answer. First they listed
China, then Russia.
I'VE need raw materials
coal, oil, iron, the whole range
OF minerals and we need them
in the millions of TONS" one
Japanese told me. Russia and
China have these raw re-
sources, and in the quantities
we need. And they need what
we manufacture - everything
from radio tubes to trucks to
diesel engines. We complement
each other"
Close Japanese friends told
me Communist China would
have to be opened up to them
for their own economic saliva
ton. They said that any re-
strictions placed on Japanese
Chinese trade-even If placed
by the United States-could
not stand up in the long run.
The mutual business attrac-
ton is too great.
J0ponese Direction Seen
And now I am going to take
a long look ahead and say
something many people, in ia
pan as elsewhere, will disagree
with: Japan eventually will be
back in China, developing and
directing the course Of the huge
nations economy.
We all know the TOO million
mainland slaves are starving,
that the Communist-run fac
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Good Predicted

And it will be a good thing.
The Chinese will be eating
again, and exporting, and ia
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21

staff and program plans al
ready.
The home will offer the
most modern in facilities for
assisting the aged. Outstand-
ing equipment will be pro
vided for physical and occu-
pational therapy.
Included in the plans for
the home is a Jewish chapel
so that p tients continue
their full way of life.
The placing of the bid for
the h o m e will culminate
more than two years of plan
ming and Embarrassing by per-
sons interested in assisting
Tucson's growing aged popu-
lation.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
Mitchell Heads
Brotherhood
Week Feb. II

NEW YORK, JTA-Form-
er Secretary of Labor James
P. Mitchell has been named
national chairman of Broth
erhood Week to be observed
Feb. 1924 under the auspices
of the National Conference of
Christians and Jews, it was
announced by DR.. Lewis
Webstern Jones, president of
the organization.
AS national chairman, he
will lead the nation in or
ganizing the 30th anniver-
sary of Brotherhood Week
and will serve beside PreSi-
dent Kennedy who is hon.
orary chairman.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
French Paper
Soys BIB To
Convert

PARIS, (JTA)-A Paris
daily reports that Brigitte
Bardot, the French actress,
plans to convert to Juda-
ism.
The daily, Aurore, said
that the actress planned to
get a divorce from Jacques
Charter and to marry Sam
Frey, but the Rabbinical
wants to follow the eX-
ample of the late Marilyn
Monroe and Elizabeth Tay-
lor to prove her love to
FIR ~ but t h e Rabbinical
authorities in Paris are
dubious about the prospec-
tive convert.
However, the daily said,
she had not given up her
plans and was studying
Jewish religious lore with
surprising diligence.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
Ashcruft New
Manager At
Suntu Rifu

Clarence L. (Stub) Ash
craft, native Arizonan, is the
new manager of the Santa
Rita Hotel.
Mr.. Ashcraft, a University
of Arizona a graduate, has
been in the real estate and
investment business the past
three years and previously
was sales manager for Whit
aker Swimming Pool. For
four years he served as ex-
ecutive director of the Sum-
shine Climate Club.
With the banquet rooms
beautifully re-decorated, Mr..
AShcraft now is offering
complete facilities for lunch
cons, banquets, weddings,
Bar MitZvah parties, meet
ings and other affairs.
Mr.. AShcraft has had wide
experience for his new post.
In addition to his recent posi-
tions, he was an aide in the
graduate managers office at
the University of Arizona. AS
a student he was varsity foot
baller, business manager and
editor of the school yearbook
and highly active in social
and honorary groups and
also junior class president.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
Dance Studio
Glasses Open

Carla Windeler is now ac-
cepting enrollm e mt for
classes at her dance studio
located at 849 E. Broadway.
Miss Windeler recently re-
turned from Carmel, Calf,
where she attended a pro-
feSSional dance course
Earlier in the summer Miss
Windeler was guest instruc-
tor at the newly-built art
center at La PaZ, Mex, and
gave several dance perform
anceS there.
Classes are open in ballet,
toe and modern jazz and a
new class in ladies' exercises
is being offered.
Some 5000 Jews now live
in Ecuador.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21

Gals expect to complete the
next phase of planning as
soon as word is received
from the Federal govern
ment.
If there are no bitches
along the way, it is expected
that the Home for the Aged
will be ready for occupancy
by next Passover.
The home will be con-
structed on land near the
Tucson Medical Center. The
land was donated by the
Charles Wilson family.
Already at work assisting
in the planning stages is the
homes first executive direc-
tor, Ted Koff. He is making
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
Israeli Rents Up

JERUSALEM, (JTA) -
Rent increases, decreed by
the Government last sum-
mer, went into effect here
this week ranging up to a
rise of 140 per cent on some
apartments owned by private
persons.
The higher rents on gov
ernment-owned property will
be in effect only until next
April 1, according to the de-
cree. The increases range
from 10 pounds to 19 pounds
1888 to $6.33).
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
Start Of Construction
Nedrs For Nursing Home
$400, 900 Building For Aged Moy
Be Ready For Occupancy In April

Construction Tucsons Jewish Nursing Home
for the Aged is expected to begin early October Jacob
c. Fruchthender, president, has announced
The awarding of a 100000 contract construct the
40bed home will pave the way for the home building Off
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21

Holland has a Jewish pop
ulation of $4,000, a drop from
the 100000 Jews in the coun-
try before Nazi occupation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-18
Another Richmond
Manager Fired

RICHMOND, Oct. Is (AP)
For the third successive year,
the Richmond Virginians of the
International League are in the
market for a manager.
Sheriff Robinson, whose
Richmond club finished seventh
last season. was fired yesterday
as manager of the Yankee
owned club. His successor is
expected to be named in about
a month.
"I don't think any body could
have done any BETTER" Robin
son said from his home in Cam
bridge, Md. What the heck,
I did a good job at Amarillo
when I had something to work
with. Last year I didn't be-
cause I didn't have anything
to work with"
Robinson, who managed ANA
rillo to the Texas League PEN
nant in 1861. said he hoped to
stay in baseball.
Prior to Robinson, Steve Sou
chock was released after the
1859 and 1860 seasons as Rich
mond manager and Cal Ermer
lasted only one year-1961.