davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21

listkov medzi neZamestna-
nych, len aby tito ma mich
hlasovali. Inde zasa praco-
vail ako rozbijaci. V Turc.
Sv. MARITIME NAL 18. maja We
refine shromazdenie Andrej
Hlinka a M. Razus a ma kto-
rom prehovorila al americka
Slovenka pi. Cajakova. Ag-
rarnici sa tam spojili $ ko-
munistami a ceskymi social
stami proti tejto schodzi.
Riaditel' mestianky Celba
(Cech) dal det'om cukrove
pist'alky ma rusenie recni-
kov atd'. Sch6dzu sa i'm,
pravda, rozbit' nepodarilo a
Go tam cd l'udi ich agenti
dostali, ma to sa tax pahko
nezabudne. 10. maja voleb-
ny boj, do ktoreho zasiahla
nepriamo slovenska emf
gracia z celeho sveta, boil
dobojovany "a takychto O.
kolnosti. % novych autono-
mistickych poslancov nema
"a sebou len volicov, ktori
svoje hlasovacie listky hodi-
Ii ma mich len z osobnych
sympatif, ale ktori museli
bojovat' proti tolkym svo-
dom, vyhrazkam a nahovar-
kan, ably splnili prikaz svoj-
no slovenskeho svedomia.
V tychto volbach sa vsak
stale Cost, ma GO bola najme-
nej pripravena nasa vlada.
Vladni Nemci (socialisti a
agrarnici), ktorym sa pone-
chal priemysel a este sa i'm
al novy pribudoval ma ukor
Slovenska, (Nemci maju dive
techniky a Slovaci ami jed
nu), odvratili sa Cd svojich
vodcov a pridali sa k Hen.
leinovi, ktory chce nasich
Nemcov pripojit' k risskemu
Nemecku.
Najstipravejsia otazka by
sa mohla dat teraz Prahe,
ako sa vam l'lbi to vase ri.
skanie Nemcov do vlady ma
lkor Slovakov? Nesmieme
zabddat', re Nemci su mai.
vacsou stranou v nasej repu-
bike. To je posmech. Avsak
tento nam pripravili centrali-
stickf politikovia. Oni s t.zv.
stavovskou politikou chceli
mas potrhat' ma mnozstvo
stran, aby 81 takto zaistili su.
premaciu vo vnutornej po-
litike mad Slovakmi. Ale do.
stavil sa pravy opak, mas ST.
ce pobalamutili, ale Cechov
tiez a teraz je z toho vsetke.
no nasledok, ze v Cesko-Slo.
vensku name dnes najvacsiu
politicku stranu nemeckej
mensiny. Do jakeho svetla
mas postavila tato nasa vnu.
tropoliticka situacia v zahra.
nicf, o tom ami nehovo.
rim.
Avsak tato nova situacia
priniesla move moznosti u.
platnenia sa Slovenska vo
vnutornej politike ktore bo.
10 dosial' odstrcene, lebo liz.
kostlive trvalo ma uvedenf sa
do zivota zasad Pittsburgh.
skej Dohody. No je dost
Pahko NONE, ze ceskf poll.
tikovia najdu cestu sblizenia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
Novy most ma Spiii.

Ma vicinalnej ceste Spis.
Vlachy Slatoni - Vojkovce
uz sa zacalo so stavbou zele-
zobetonoveho mostu. Stavbu
preyAdza inz. Schuber 20
Spis. Novel Vsi. Vystavbou
mostu !, vydatnou podporou
okresu. splni 81 davna tdzba
obyy atel 'stva okolit5ch obcf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
Smrt' v Spis. N. Vsi.

Smrf v Spis. N. Vsi.
V Spisskej Novel Vsi po
kratkej chorobe zomrel O.
Oruzinsky, hlavny official st.
zeleznic vo vysluzbe vo We
ku 66 rokov. Pohreb konal
sa "a vel'kej lcasti obecen-
stva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
Tatry vydaly svoju obet'.

Tatry vydaly svoju obet'.
AZ zaciatkom juna podari-
10 sa zachrannemu sboru
najst' mrtvolu sprievodcu z
povolania Budzaka 20 Zdia-
ru, ktory boil pred casom "a
sypany lavinou. Mrtvola Bu-
dzaka bola uplne zmrzla v
plese pri Zbojnfckej chate,
a nebolo ma nej stop po t'az-
kych zraneniach. Pohreb Bu-
dzakov boil "a vel'kej ucasti
v zdiari.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
sURNA ZIADOST.

SURNA ZIADOST.
Pod tymto nadpisom rozo-
slali SINE minuly tyzden mas
skym casopisom k uverejne-
niu rezoldciu vo veci pozme-
nenia deportaeneho zakona.
v. rezolucii tejze - nahle-
MIN sa pri jej osnovani -'
stal sa druhy odstavec ne
jasnym a preto no opravuje-
me a cely obsah rezolucie
znova uverejnujeme S dcti-
YOU ziadost'ou, ably ju mas
ske organizacie, osady, spoil
ky a kluby v tomto zneni
prijaly, prepisaly ma prime
rany papier, potvrdily a "a
slaly 60 najskor svojim kon-
gresnikom a senatorom 10
Washington, D. G.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the Slovak
League of America, a purely
humanitarian organization,
is fully cognizant of the in
justice perpetrated upon in
nocent victims Of rash legis-
lation, and
WHEREAS, the Slovak
League of America, by reas-
on of its altruistic position,
has familiarized itself with
various cases of illegal entry
into the United States, where
lack of discretionary powers
under the present immigra-
tion laws has caused hard
ship upon members of fam
lilies, divided as the result of
mandatory deportation, and,
WHEREAS, the Slovak
League of America is utterly
opposed to the severe penal
ties inflicted upon innocent
victims whose families have
been segregated due to un-
just, humanitarian immi-
grafton laws,
BE IT THEREFORE RE-
SOLVED, that the Slovak
League of America 60 on re-
cord as favoring the revi-
sion of said immigration
laws and urge the enactment
| of H. R. 813 introduced in
the House of Representatives
with any amendments that
may remedy the existing de.
plorable situation.
A copy of this resolution
is spread on the minutes OF
the Slovak League of Amer.
lea, accepted this 31st day
of May. 1885.
Slovak League Of America,
Peter P. Hletko, M. D.,
President; John A. Kocur,
Secretary. John A. Willo,
Chairman, Comm. on Politi-
cal Federation, Joseph Stel-
Ter, Sec'y. Frank Bury, Chair
man, Social and Economical
Committe; Joseph F. Resov-
sky, Sec'y. John j. Baker,
Chairman, Slovak League
Relief Committee; Rudolph
J. Pallan, Sec'y.
Endorsed by:
At. - C.~:oA,x.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
co BY CHcELA DONIESf
MATICA SLOvENsKA A.
MERICKYM sLovAkoM7

L 4vANA 49, n SSSS VAcASSSsN -
MERICKYM SLovAKoM7
Matica slovenska v Tnr-
cianskom Sv. MARITIME, mai
vyssia slovenska kultlrna in
stitdcia, svoiim posolstvom.
oznamuje vsetkym ameri-
ckym Slovakom, ze ak mai
de uz nateraz dostatok poro-
zumenia medzi nani, mieni
ma jesen tohto roku zavftat'
so svojou delegaciou, medzi
mas. Nechce prfst' len S praz-
dnymi rukanli, ale chce nam
dat dary q vysledky svoiej
pozehnanej cinnosti ma poll
slovenskej vedy literatdry.
Me len nasich citatel'ov,
ale vobec vsetkych Slovakov
v novom kraji bude zauji-
mat, Go chce nasa matka
svojim det'om priniest''.
Prinesie ohnik odolasky a
vyber toho, najlepsieho, Go
slovensky duch tvoril a stvo-
ril. Uprimne, rodne, materin-
ske slovo, makku piessn
zpod Tatier a carovne obra-
zy vzdialenej hrudi otcoy-
skej. Donesie ich vsetkynl
Slovakom bez rozdielu, v
: ktorych plamen rodol 'ubstva
este nevyhasol. -.,25
Matica slovenska cheela
by ma jesen 20 stareho kraja
priniest':: t..... -. ~
y Slovensky, celovecerny
zvukovy film matieny .'Zem
spieva'', ktory ma medzina-
rodnej .Biennale filmovej v
Benatkach Dol odmeneny zla-
tym poharom Benatok "a re-
gin " si]nei medzinarodnei,
teda i americkej konkuren-
eli. Europska kritika Meme
cko, Italia, svajciarsko, Ra-
kdsko, SSSR) vyhlasila slo-
) vensky film "Zem spieva''
"a jeden z vrcholnych vytvo-
row svetovej produkcie fill
novel. To ME je film oby-
cajny, v nom nehrajd herci
) z povolania, ale to je filmo-
va poezia, v ktorej bola te.
mer objavena krasa sloven-
skych vrskov a dolin, p6vah
slovenskej piesne a hubby q
razovitost' l'udu i kroja slo-
venskeho. .... -.
Matica slovenska chce film
doviest' vo dvoch zvukovych
. verziach: v anslickej j slo.
venskej. Pocas pobytu dele.
gacie Matice slovenskej film
premietal by sa v tom meste,
kde sa bude prave delegacia
zdrzovat'. Ako predohry fill.
, mu, premietnu sa kratke fill
=. my 20 zivota dnesnej Matt
ce slovenskej, krasy starej
vlasti (turisticke a priemy-
slove filmy) a pod.
p Okrem premietania fill.
mu clenovia delegacie budu
prednasat' O slovenskej kul-
t1re, vede a umeni. Svoje
{ prednasky zpestria svetelny:
, mi obrazmi (diapozitivami)
, fotografiami a originalnymi
gramof6nnymi platnami 2
: archivu Matice slovenskej
(na mich ST. zachytene piesne
l tax, ako ich sloyensky narod
" prirode sam spieva, hra ns
: fujare a pod.) =
7 Program cesty v. Amerike
rozpocftal by sa ma 4 mesia.
ce, v styroch centrach slo.
venskych, a to v New Yorku,
" Clevelande, Y Pitt,burshu
av Chicagu, v kazdom me.
siaci It. j.tv kazdom meste)
. bolo by 10 takychto spolo.
censkych, vecernych predna.
sok alebo programov. Temy
prednasok: slovenska piesen
a hudba l'udov&, slovenska
literature, dejiny a vyznam
1 = 4 y 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21

SlaC XyStAY4 SlQvenSkSJ IIt@s
ratdry, najma Cd r. 1919 t..
j. poprevratovej, linedernej.
Okrem 5000 svazkov knih
pre- t1to vystavu, diagraniov
a pod. delegacia mieni do
niest' vel'ke zvacsene foto-
giraffe slovenskych basnikoy-.
spisovatel'ov a umelcov, aby
ich mladf americkf Slovaci
tiez poznali Ami ma sloven-
ske kroje v miniatdrach, slo-
venskl l'udovd drevorezbu q
keramiku umeleck1, sa neza-
budlo. Y -''
AZ Ale ME len literatdru
chce vystavit', no chce uspo-
riadat' / xvllitnu fotosrafie-
kl vystavu o Slovensku. 200
do 300 zvaesenych umelec-
kych fotografif (3ox4o cm)
20 svojho archivu. Ma Mich
budi zachytene vsetky typi-
.cke kraje j. kroje slovenske,
pudova architektura, vysiv-
ky, stare, v historii sloven-
skej d6lezite budovy 20 slo-
venskych miest i moderna
architektlra ma Slovensku a
inc.
5.) Ably Matica slovenska
zanechala najma medzi ma
Sou mladezou, ktora uz wac
sa len anglicky hovori, trva-
Ii panniatku q obraz starej
oteiny, vyda zvlastnu, repre-
zentacnl, obrazovu publika-
ciu o Slovensku, hlbokotla-
covou technikou vo formate
a ma sposob svetochyrnych
fotografickych monograph
Wasmuth- -Orbis terrarum. v
knihe bude uvod v-reei ang-
lickej a slovenskej, prehl'ad-
ma n1apka, kde sa Slovensko
nachodi a I mapa 'Slovenska.
6.) Hovorieva sa, ze pies
nou najlepsie mozno zfskat'
srdce cloveka., Slovaci cd ne
pamati nazyvajd sa speva-
| wynn narodom. V delegacii
Matice slovenskej mieni
prist' najlepsi znatel' slo-
venskej l'udovej piesne, sbe-
ratel' Karol Plicka. v jed
nom 20 spomenutych styroch
miest ma plan sostavit' spe-
| vacky sbor mladych chap
Gov, detf 20 slovenskej krve,
S ktorymi by nacvieil pre-
krasne sborove spevy, kon-
cert. Tento ch6r chlapcov
navstfvil by potion mesta,
ktore SINE napociatku memo
vail. Usporiadali hE celove-
cerny koncert, vysokej ume-
leckej urovne. Vieme uz po-
predku, ze nezarosilo by sa
len oko slovenske slzalni
vd'aky, smutku i radosti, ale
takto interpretovane piesne
dojml i. domorodych Ameri-
| canov. .>:.'. -. ...-..,
~ Tento ch6r chlapcov,
z&stupcovia ainerickych kra-
janov ako al delegacia Matt
ce slovenskej, ktora by Via
noce travila v u. S. "A. me-
dzi svojinai, prostrednictvom
oficialnej radiovej vysielac-
ky, poslali by pozdrav vset,
kym krajanom ma svete, a
naopak, 20 stareho kraja tou
istou cestou postal by sa po-
zdrav americkym krajanom.
Verime, ze slkromne vysie-
lacky Sloyakov v Amerike
boly by k. dispozicii pre-, pr
W slovensky Christmas ra-
diovy. 8,
8.) Delegates Matice, slo-
venskej mieni d'alej SO Sc
bou priviezt ako dar 4 slo-
venskS kniznice, spolu $4,000
svizkov. Prvu 2 mich, poo
tom najvacsiuF pred odcho-
ldom do stareho kraja udeli
tonau, 20 spomenutych sty-
roch niiest,, ktore 50 ukaze
1ajslovenskej jsie, druhl dru-
hemu mestu 60, do slovensko-
sti atd':. Verfme, ze kszdk !
miest bude chciet' byt' "a
| - -; ~I~<,o~nl,~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
Cirkevns majetky ma Sloven.
sku do rlk cirkvi.

sku do rlk cirkvi.
Zaciatkom jlna odovzdala
.c.s. likvidacna komisia SEX
vestrovane cirkevne majetky.
ktore al dosial spravovala,
do rlk zastupcu katolickej
cirkvi biskupa Jantauscha v
Trnave, ako apostolskeho ad
fninistratora.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21

SCAioAy NA3 VSNCAAyAA PACN1Ao>
sok alebo programov. Temy
prednasok: slovenska piesen
a hudba l'udova, slovenska
literatura, dejiny a vyznam
Matice slovenskej, slovenske
umenie, slovenske divadelnf-
ctvo a pod. Vsetky tieto ak
Gle boly by ilustrovane o.
brazkami, filmom alebo gra-
mofonovyn1i plathanni. Me
ktore z predn&sok budd Cd
polovice ! anglicky predne-
sene q pri niektorych ang-
icke resume.
Pravda, Matica slovenska
z Turc. Sy. Martina ocaka.
va, ze v kazdom spomenu-
tom meste jeden alebo diva
2 celovecernych 10 progra.
NOV svorne usporiadajii !. |
miestni americkf Slovaci.
Vsetky ich spolky a cleno.
via prinesd nieco pre- .du.
chovne hodovanie slovenske,
aby pred delegaciou Matice
slovenskej 20 stareho krajs
ukazali. ako americkf Slo.
vaci duchovne zijd (divadel-
ne predstavenie, recitacie,
hudba = pod.)
81. Y sponisnutyeh Sty-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-05
THE TINYMITES

"Oh, see the big Snow Island
sign said Dotty. Il think this is
fine" Then to the big, fat man
she shouted, Tell US, who are you?
I'VE came to see the sights, you
see, and we're as thrilled as we can
be. We're always tickled when we
find some spot that is brand new"
The old man smiled, and said
We'll, am just guard, up here
so high. l stand outside that mon
strous gate from morning until
night.
Some folks can enter. Some
can not. Oh, I have turned away a
lot. They can not see Snow Island,
II I don't think they're all right"
"Oh, we're all right" said Quincy.
Gee, we're just as harmless as can
be. A little elf sent us up here upon
vine he grew.
Well only stay little while"
The man then answered, with a
smile, Don't worry, little fellow. l
am glad to welcome you.
The gate will open up real wide,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-05

and then you youngsters dash in
side. Not far away you'll see a
house. Rush up and walk right in.
"A duck will meet you with a.
quack. Now, please don't let that
scare you back. Just stroke his head
little bit, and let him see you
grin"
why look! That, gates swung
open wide" one of the happy TIMES
cried. And then they all rushed
through it. There's the house, "
brave Scouty said.
Il guess this is our day of luck.
Upon the porch l see the duck. "
And then a woman shouted, Don't
stand there Come in, instead"
Inside the house they stood
around. My goodness, warm
clothes must be found" exclaimed
the woman. Il will get you boots
and real nice coats.
Then to the Snow Man you can
hike. You are the sort of tots he'll
like. Be sure and keep these COL
lars buttoned up around your
throatS"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-05
BULLET STRIKES CRIB
Mother Unable to Explain Who
Fired Mystery Shot.

A bullet, presence of which she
was unable to explain, was found
in her babys crib yesterday by Mrs.
Robert lines, "a, Of 1908 N. Riley
av. The bullet had passed through
a wall of the home and penetrated
the frame of the crib. The father,
according to police. declared he had
no enemies likely to have committed
the shooting,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-05
|. u. MUSIC PROFESSOR
TO DIRECT MESSIAH
Oratorio TO Feature Meeting of Club
Saturday at Lincoln.

Singing of The Messiah" at noon
Saturday at the Lincoln as a fea-
ture of the meeting of the In-and-
About Club of Indianapolis is to be
conducted by Prof. Edward B. Birge
OF the Indiana University School of
Music faculty. One hundred and
fifty members Of the club. composed
of teachers and supervisors of music
In schools of indianapolis and near
by cities and towns, are to sing.
Ninth annual presentation OF The
Messiah" at Indiana University by
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-05
ALLEY OOP

AS the warriors fell into line, the golden Arbela
chung close to Tommy and wept. The American
smiled reassuringly "Aw, don't cry, kid. Every
thing1l be jake. My pal Tarzan and me has got
this war in the bag. Soon it's me and you for New
York-and preacher!"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-05
COMIC PAGE
Williams
BlOsser
BY Hamlin
BY Martin

At double-quick step he marched his army to
engage the foe AS he reached the edge of the
plain, ne saw tide of savage black warriors surg
ing over the enemy rampant. Then, unbelievably,
troop of Arab horsemen galloped spiritedly out
upon the plainl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-05

Prof. Birge is set for Sunday after
noon. He has conducted the ora
torio 23 times in Indianapolis ano
other cities.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-05

As Islander, Tarzan moved to the head of the
curious legion. 1t seemed truly that the militant
spirit Of Alexander the Great had swept down
through the ages and found locgment in the giant
form of the Jungle Lord. And now his voice
doomed out: Forward MARCH,"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-05
Ahern

Jerry's leave-taking from Lady Beth more
restrained, but none the less poignant. Ter
that is when I get back" he stammered; that is
if get back, I'll want to ask you something Mean
while, may I hope?" For answer Beth pressed his
hand warmly
Evening star., 1935-12-25
FLEMING PRAISES
NEW BANK|NGLAW
Discusses Drive to Have
Government Transfer
Lending Functions.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Robert v. Fleming, president Of the
American Bankers Association, de-
scribes the new banking legislation as
"a pretty good law" but he wants no
more.
Explaining his campaign to have
Government lending activities trans
ferred to private hands, Fleming de-
clared:
I'VE have a pretty good law now,
and common sense seems to dictate
that it be let alone, except possibly
for such minor revisions as might be-
come necessary"
Administration sources have indi-
Gated that If any banking legislation
Is introduced In the coming session
of Congress it will be Of minor
nature.
Drive to Be Extended.
Fleming said the A. B. A. drive to
have private banks reaSsume lending
functions taken over by the Govern
ment as emergency measures will be
extended into counties and towns
after four regional conferences Of
banking leaders.
Eventually, he added, the program
contemplates conferences among
bankers of a single city, with the
emphasis placed on better ways Of
serving the public and educating 1t
to banking problems.
OF particular Importance. he said,
would be an effort to encourage the
bankers themselves to examine every
phase of a would-be borrowers propo-
sition, to see if those originally un-
satisfactory may not be SO altered as
to meet the restrictions Of good
banking.
THE banking business is the most
highly regulated in the country" !"
Fleming asserted, referring to the
accumulation of State and Federal
laws, "and sometimes 1t is pretty hard
for a customer to understand why the
bank must refuse his application for
q loan.
Conforming to Policy.
"There should be an effort to make
such changes in customers pro-
posals as would make them fit into
the policy Of the bank, and, that fall
ing, there should be an attempt to
explain clearly why that is the case"
Referring again to his campaign to
Evening star., 1935-12-25

"have the banks step in now where
the Government had to step O few
years ago." Fleming was anxious to
make it clear there were certain fields
of Government lending from which
commercial bankers are barred.
The railroad loans Of the r. r. G.
he thought a case In point Such
loans consist in actuality Of pur-
chase Of bonds or Of stock. Since 1888.
Fleming said, the commercial banks
have been prohibited by law from
engaging in such transactions.
Evening star., 1935-12-25

made the egg stand on end is well
known to all; not so well known Is how
he clinched the argument concerning
how it was possible to sail due east
and since the world Is round come
Evening star., 1935-12-25

back again to the original place. The
simplicity Of this was beyond his
hearers comprehension until Colum-
bus drew attention to the insects that
could walk around q spherical orange.
Evening star., 1935-12-25
Columbus Logic.

Columbus had to adapt his argu-
ments to the mental capacities OF his
opponents and the story Of how he
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MEMS AND BOYS WEAR

CS2) WASH STACKS Coz
Were $1.55, WV
Is" CORDUROY y st LACK 0, .n.,.z nou S1.44
(53) WOOL MIXTURE STACKS SQC
Sizes IL to 20. Were $1.95, now. Wv
u2) LANSBROOK-HI SUITS
One rouser SUITS broken sizes IA to "a %Q Xxx
$1S75 to $25. Now ..................s. VO'OO
YOUNG MEMS WEAR-STREET FLOOR
1857 LANSBROOK SUITS FOR MEN
sales Dark and brown,
broken sizes 49, Were $3.50 and SIS. &11 *
Now
MEMS WEAR-STREET FLOOR
(O 2-KNICKER SUITS *
Were 1895 $1295. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. W.
(26) KHAKI LINEN KNOCKERS OQC
Sizes 7 and g. Were $3.50. ~OO
C53) WOODEN SWEATERS 6QC
Sizes 10 to Is. Were $1.29, now .~-.....s...s-sN WV
5O) SWEAT SHIRTS SQC
Sizes 8 to IA. Were 79c and 89c. Now
(29) WHITE CONFIRMATION SUITS 81 30
Sizes to 10. $295,
(36) BUTTON BLOUSES lQC
Sizes to 10. were 81, now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BOYS WEAR-FOURTH FLOOR
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HOME FURNISHINGS

~ EASY WASHER
Regularly $3.50 demonsrator $40 AD
special
IA Es;7 psine1s' $3.50 demon $3.50
90 EASY ELECTRIC RoNER , S69.5O
De luxe model, $3.50 demonsrator special.
tss %ss5s: With large asttatos '.'so S99.5O
(9 ONE OF A KIND TABLE LAMPS
Some with silk others with parchment shades SC w
Were $5.95 to $685. now. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
D FLOOR LAMPS WITH SILK SHADES
Floor samples, bridge. 3-candle and reflector S6 95
styles $1O.95 $685. Now .....-...... U
g DOUBLE TRAY COCKTAIL TABLES 81
Were $1.95, reduced to
SIXTH FLOOR
1857 REVERSIBLE FIBRE RUGS
jacquard weaves in plaids moderns. conVentonalS 81
colors 9x12 s.Sx10.6 sizes. Were 1896 and 81 II
$1O95. Now
(g RATTANIA BAsKETWEAvE FIBRE RUGS
Discontinued oderns, paids florals ski feet 81 R
Were $1295, now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
no. HAND MADE HOOKED RUGS
Oval oblong in pastel colors 36x6O inches I'M
Were $685. now .....--...............D"'."
% HANDSOME GL1DERs
Heavily tufted seat and back, heavy covers. 81 Ok
Were 1895 and $12.95. Now ...............
% src RATTAN LIVING ROOM SUITES Is no. S29.5O
~ 2.PC. FIBRE SUITES
Upholstered colorfu cretonne. Were 1885. SIR 05
e' FAN BACK CHAIRS .,.z S1.95
Yellow and black. Were $685. now "....""H"""
eo FOLDING CHAIRS CHAIRS, o, u.r. 8, OK INV S1.95
LANSBURGHS-FIFTH FLOOR
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zH' 6rH"0.E SITS

Friday at Lsnsbuohs-stck in your thumb and you'll pull
out plum! We've eur-eombed stocks and you'll find
Grade bargains tomorrow. Don't miss item this page
you'll save money-and don't mean chicken feed!
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LINENS-ART GOODS

6O FIIET AND CUTWORK PILLOW CASES
deliberately embroidered, nice filet edges en- al
tirely made! Were $1.88 now ...........
49INCH DUTCHART TABLECLOTHS
Attractive red checks deep colors, frnged ends SC
7OINCH LINEN DAMASK -
Irish hnen fully bleached. lovely patterns. were Sl
$3.50. I'd.
5PC BRIDGE SETS
four napkins daintiy hand en- &1 Ky
$1.sS, ................
RUFFIINGS AND HAIR RIBBONS
Dainty pastel neck rufflings in organizes and aces
pleated ruffled Pretty ribbon for chldrens T6C
bows All yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AOZ SKETNS KNITTING WORSTEDS
Pride of the Flock that 4py yarn for suits 17C
dresses, afghans All coors. Was 55c' now
LANSBURGH'S THIRD FLOOR
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SIC
Super Roses
39c

Cream OF the crop-extra large
canes or branches!
Red Colum bia, Crusader, Dotty,
Duchess Of Luxembourg, Edith
Nellie Perkins, Eldorado, Roslyn,
Frances Scott Key. Lady Killing
don. Nine. Ed. Herriot, Rapture,
Radiance, VIM. F. Dreer, Willow
mere. E. G. Hill.