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...small three-room gallery in Minneapolis' dingy Bridge Square section, the A.C.C. sells oils for $40 and $50, water-colors from $15 to $25, drawings even lower. Pictures can be rented for $1 a month, bought on the installment plan ($5 down. $5 a month). Total sales in nearly three months: about...
...kitchen, a gleaming expanse of stainless steel refrigerators, steam tables and ovens, fluorescent lighting and an electrical control board big enough for a theater. This, said the President, is where the housekeeper keeps the groceries. Next, he pointed out what he called the tooth carpenter's place-a three-room medical-dental suite-and warned the reporters to behave themselves, else he might send some of them in there for a major operation...
...boosters [a group of alumni] agreed to pay that. Then he wanted something extra besides the $75 legally allowed by the conference. They agreed to pay him $125 extra (i.e., $200 in all] per month. He needed an apartment. They agreed to provide a three-room apartment across from the Nichols Gymnasium at $90 a month, rent paid...
...Indians seemed to enjoy their visit immensely, but for Medeiros it was an ordeal. Unable to find any place for them to stay, he put them up in his own three-room apartment, already occupied by himself, his wife and their two small children. He took the Indians out a few times, but he soon learned that though they enjoyed meeting people, people did not always enjoy meeting them. If the Indians approved of someone they met, they would put an arm around his neck (much in the manner of Manhattan's robust Restaurateur Toots Shor greeting...
...first time since it was built four years ago, the costly three-room presidential suite at the Army's Walter Reed Hospital in Washington had an occupant. But the worried face that peeked from between the presidential sheets was not Harry Truman's, but Premier Mossadegh's. By Truman's special invitation, the Iranian Premier was resting up after his train ride from New York to Washington. He had got off the train slowly, hanging heavily on his ambassador's arm. But, spotting Dean Acheson waiting for him at the train gate, Mossadegh- disengaged...