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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-22
ANGLIA A BOMBAK ZAPORABAN

Anglia ellen megndtotta Macy rohamot Adolf Hitler
Egyszee egalabb repogp zugot levegoben ango
varook elett es sz6a ala haat hoz6 bobakat Egyes e
lentesek szerin voak 6ak amkor hanem keteze
nemet rep6gep volt ango fold o0tt es ketsetelen hogy
nagy karokat okoztak.
Londonbo es Bernbo erkez6 jelenteseknek ehet
t0bbe semi htet ADM Ha London egyk percben ait e
len hogy neet rep6gepet ettek ot perccel ke
sobb beni jelente harmncegy ango repu6gep pusztua
sarol szamo1 igzagot ttkoak nencsak Anglia nepe
hanem viag el6tt is.
Ugy tapasztaltuk hogy eddig esemenyek soran egy
S. Marshall neyu amerka publicista itelte meg mndg
ugy heyzetet hogy asait kes6bb t0r6ntek mndig iga
zoltak Mem tehat helyesebbet intha mostani
nagy taadas fel6 Marshall rasait foguk dezn es
megbizhat6nak mondani
EZ MOST MAR DONT6 KUZDELEM
A pillanatni helyzetet Marshall ekkent itei meg:
- A nemetek most mar meg akarjak nyern haborut
september utos6 napja e6t Hitler most mar akara
megengedni att hogy habort angolok ehuzzk
id6aras beaag 6eg tg es bar egye6re nncs szandeka
az hogy Angliat megsaja, de mosan eyeg6ben had
iarattal terdre akarja kenyszeriteni-
Meg k0rilbel hat hete Htlernek ere, hogy egi
harcot teljes er6vel foyatassa ezan
tehat akara hasznani Hitler arra hogy angol
g0ben Anglia ura legyen. .
legfdbb celia mostan tamadasnak Ha Hitler meg
uda semisten angol reptile fottat, akkor Anglianak
csatornat mar e tudtak zarn nernetek
hogy mnden haok0zekedes megsnt es ha leveg6be
ango e1enaas akkor nenet kaonasag aehet
wien es paraszahat Anglaban EFT az angol hadhajok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-22
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negy evet vesz iigenybe, bar
eredetileg ait terveztek, hogy
az mem kesziilhet Ell elobb het
evnel. a0E1aS tssfTf
Nemcsak a nernzet tulaj-
donaban lev6 ] hajogyarakban
es arzenalokban, hanem a ma
ganvallalatoknal is tulidot es
dupla shiftakat fognak a navy
es a hadsereg rerdeleseirl dol
gozni.
Ne ejtsenek tehat senkit a
keszuletlensegrol es a kesedel-
mekrol forgalomban lev6 hirek
senkit ketsegbe, inert hadi-
rendeleseink (koztuk a legion
tosabb repul0gep gyartas)
sokkal gyorsabb mederben
mennek elore, mint ahogy ait
hiszi a polgarSa2
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-22

(Folytatas a 4-ik oldelron
lasztjak azokat az adojavasla-
tokat, amelyeknek a letargya-
lasa nelkil a gyarak munka-
hoz fogni mem mernek.
Termeszetesen, hogy a Ma
tional Defense Committee oft
ada lie a rendeleseket, ahol
azok 6-allitasara a legjobban
fel vannak szerelve. S oft epi-
tik az vi gyarakat, ahol hada
szati, nyelsanyag stb. szem-
pontbol az a legcelszerubb. A
SENATOR urak azonban mem
torodnek azzal, hogy esetleg
az 8 allamaikban a munka
sokkal dragabb lehet, vagy
hogy mas szempontbol mem
lenne az ilyen elosztas alkal-
mas, nekik - szavazatokra
van a sajat kerileteikben Silk
segiik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-22

each additional occupant. Rates
for large cabins start at $1,000 per
week for two persons and an in
creased charge of $500 per week
is made for each additional per-
son.
Application for the cabins
should be made to the Zaleski
Forest Ranger, Zaleski, Ohio, or
to the Division of Forestry, Woos-
ter, Ohio.
The cabins, themselves, are To-
Gated on forest-covered hills, close
by a 120-acre lake which has been
plentifully stocked with fish. On
the shore of the lake is a bath
house, 92x40 feet, with diving
boards built to Olympic specifi-
cations.
For those who wish to visit the
park for swim, or a days outing,
there are tables and fireplaces for
picnic use scattered throughout
the area.
Zaleski Forest derives its name
from Peter F. Zaleski, a Paris
banker Of Polish extraction, who
organized the Zaleski Mining
Company in the early l850's.
On one of the hilltops overlook
ing the surrounding countryside
Zaleski Castle was built, a pre-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-22

Ohio's newest State Forest for
mally opens this Spring.
It is the 22,4OO-acre Zaleski
Forest, near Zeleski, Ohio. There
has been 3,400-acre Zaleski
State Forest since 1882. Recently
the Government added 10000
acres, in which were built the
park facilities. The recreational
area is near Hope on State Route
278, in N. E. Vinton County, with
Ranger headquarters at Zaleski,
Ohio.
There are IA attractive vacation
cabins. All have running water,
electric lights, modern plumbing,
window screens, kerosene stoves,
ice boxes, cooking utensils, dishes,
bedding 1and linens. Groceries,
kerosene and ice may be obtained
at the caretaker's lodge. Each
cabin is equipped with shower
bath and has normal sleeping ac-
commodations for four people,
though as many as eight are al
lowed. Rental rates are set ac-
cording to sliding scale based
upon the number Of occupants and
the period Of rental. Weekly
rates for small cabins start at
$4,000 per week for two persons
with $500 added per week for
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-22
S MIG Az ORSZAG
KORMANYA

kenytelen nap-nap utan
ujabb europai krizisekkel sza-
molni, a latin amerikai ALA
mokkal fontos megegyezeseket
keresni, amennyiben lehet-
seges, a tavol keleten az anne
rikai es altalaban a feher
nemzetek erdekeit megvedel-
mezni, addig a honatyak egy
resze ilyen 'spork-barrel" poll
tikat liz a nernzetvedelem
ugyevel. s
Ha egy sep napon megtor-
tenik, hogy sulyos helyzet ele
allitanak benniinket az azsiai
vizeken, ahol jelenleg sokkal
kozelebb allunk egy haborus
lehet0seghez, mint Europa
ban, a felel6sseget a politiku
sok valoszinuleg a kormany-
ra haritjak.
FOkOzza a. neheZ, mond-
hatni szerencsetlen helyzetet
az, hogy k0zeledik a valasztas,
S nagyon termeszetes, hogy a
politikusok a sajat pecsenye-
jik erdekeit f0le helyezik min
dennek.
Meg szerencse, hogy az ell
n0k Knudsent es a tobbi ipar-
fejedelmet a National Com
mitteba behivta, inert azok az
emberek nem hajlandok a po-
litikaval t0r6dni, a hadi rem
deleseket szinte tiinemenyes
sietseggel leadjak.
MEGNYUGVASSAL
ERTEStJLT
peldaul a polgarsag, hogy
az vi navy felepitese csak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-22

Hetek alatt a gyarak tu-
catjai epiilnek, a szerszamgya-
rak ejjel-nappal dolgoznak, 5
ha egyszer a gyarak fel lesz-
mex szerszamozya, sokkal Is
gyorsabban tudunk gyartaIli
akar ropulo gepekb6l, akar
agyukbol yagy tankekb6l, mint
az egesz vilag minden nem-
zete egyiittveve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-22
Delaware allamban

Delaware allamban egy
vendegloben valaki rossznak
talalta a levest. A vendeg-
los a leves vedelmere kelt es
ennek kovetkezteben harminc
napra fogsagba kerult. Tul-
sagos eros okollel vedte ugyan-
is leveSenek becSuletet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-22

tentious brick house made Of
bricks which were nodded by
hand and fired in a little kiln in
a pit near the new Zaleski school.
In spite Of his preparations for
making this his home, Zaleslx1
never came to Ohio but remained
in Europe.
The State Park Is built around
the nearly l00-year-old ZaleAaGi
holdings.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-22
a Macy HABORU ESEMENYE|

tobbe megakadayozni tudjak vedemet sztara
go repogepek kepvek es csakis azokol fgg Anglia to
vabbi biztonsaga. ri"
Evening star., 1940-07-25
City News in Brief
TODAY

Meeting. District Of Columbia
Board Of Optometry, Maynower Ho-
tel. 6 pm.
Meeting, Alliance Club. Hamilton
Hotel. 8 pm.
Meeting, Dale Carnegie, Hotel
2400, 8 pm.
Meeting, Young Friends Club, Ra-
leigh Hotel, $50 pm.
Bridge party, 24o0 Bridge Club,
Hotel 2400, $3.50 pm.
TOMORROW.
Meeting, General Electric Co., vir-
ing materials, Mayflower Hotel, 10
am; luncheon, 1890 pm.
Luncheon. Reciprocity Club, May
flower Hotel, 1890 pm.
Buffet luncheon, District Of Co.
lumbia Bankers Association, VIII
lard Hotel, 12:45 pm.
Meeting, District Of Columbia
Board Of Optometry, Mayflower Ho-
tel, 6 pm.
Glasses, American Red Cross,
Wardman Park Hotel, 7::30 pm.
Meeting. Seekers Of the Truth,
Mayhower Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, American Federation Of
Government Employees, District De-
partment, Hamilton Hotel. 8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-07-25
HOMEFITTINGS

Cotton Curtain Material Remnants Were 19c SOC y
Cotton Curtain Material Remnants Were 49c to 6oc
Rayon and Cotton Curtain Drapery Material Remnants.
Were 79c to 81 20 27c
IS India Print Spreads 2x2h. Were 81 59C
LIS Prs Priscilla Curtains. Were 81 49c
4s window Awnings Assorted sizes soled Ea--------39c
10 Bolts hayon and Cotton Damask Was e1es yd-----89c
IS Pin Dot Spreads and Drapes. Were 81 20 69c
50 Prs Priscilla Curtains Extra wide Were 8 DR. 81 10
10 Bamboo Porch Shades Damaged
I Screen Doors. Were $29s to 1898 ea As H------S1
Venetian Blinds As is. Were $298 to $498 ea-S1 80
4 Cedar Chests. As is Were $2495 95ea-----------$12
Kanns-Thrd Floor
Evening star., 1940-07-25
$1.25 Old English Floor Mops

An exceptional vauel Just 1901 Extra large UkC
reversible floor busters Of sturdy washable yarn
Ia IL Quart White Dish Were $125
IS Health Meter Bath Scales. $2ss. AZ
-3s Padded Travelling Ironing Boards Were $o0 Now 39c
6 Enameled Kitchen Stools $198; 70 Shower Bath
Curtains $lss; ~ Coupled Remnant 25Foot Garden
Il Electric Ice Cream Freezer Was STATS 35
20 Enamel Porcelain Waste Baskets Were CSC Now--47c
% Refrigerator Vegetable Baskets Were 49c Now--l9c
80 IN Quart Aluminium Sauce Pans Were 50c Now-21c
Ill Cast Aluminium Covered Utility Cookers Were $685.
NOW
Now
"a Casron Covered Chicken Fryer Were $159 Now79c
-6 Health Meter Bath Scales. Were $249. 81 *
-2S 6Quart Enamel Covered Utensils Were $39 Now 69c
-16 Chrome Covered White Enamel Utensils
Warmers $l!00. Now
81 Fitted Picnic Cases. Were S1.o0--------------5lc
Ia Picnic Jugs Were 5)c
IS WearEver leQuart Cookers Were $1,000 Now 90
-27 and o. White Enamel Covered Kettles. tllo
NOW 49C
"a Porcelain Top Kitchen Tables with drawer 2ox24 sx24
rregulars Were $698. S3 AZ
SIS 0Pece OIL Silk Bowl Cover Sets Were 59c Now 29c
III Decorated Combination Metal Enameed Cake
Boxes Were $149.
81 Fitted Picnic Case. Were 50c
liz Picnic Jugs. Were 81 50c
Remnants-FIouseware Department. Floor
Evening star., 1940-07-25
GLIDERS

simmens Gliders, cushions Were $22s5--------$1388
2suntns Ghders cushions Were $2sss
Simmons Gliders cushions Were $24s5--------$1588
Bunting Glider, cushions As is We're "A
Chairs As is Were So
y Glider Covers cushion covers Were $2se------$179
Glider Covers Were 81 20 &c
Cushion Sets Were $7s5 95
Bunting Glider, cushions. Were 32795------S15 0R
Palmer Swinging Hammocks Were $685. each----$3 90
Kanns-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1940-07-25
Girls Reg. $l.15
Play 1ogs

Twill or desert SO0
cloth slacks; shorts OOo
In plain colors or stripes.
Sports shirts; slipover or jacket
types. Overalls in chambray
or twill. Printed percale play
suits. White shArkskin jack
cts. Sizes 8 to II.
Q 40 One e-piece Sun Rayon
Play Suits. Were soc 29c
0 20 Sheer Cotton Dresses.
Were $2.o5 ---$1.05
Q 10 Teen Miss Wool Sport
Jackets. Were 500,
s3.99
0 Is Teen Miss Spring Goats.
Were $s.oS to
$10.9S -------$5.09
Q Is Teen Miss Spring
Coats. Were s1o.os and
$l4.9s ------$7.48
Q 10 Cotton Seersucker Play
Suits. Were l.ss---S1.27
q Is Girls and Teen Miss
Rayon Dresses Were
$1.99 -----------$1.20
q Cotton CandleWick House
Coats. Pink only. Size IL.
Were $2.99 -------$1.60
O 40 Summer Hats; some
cotton bonnets. Were 81
and $1.15 -----------6SC
Q rs Summer Hats; also hat
and bag sets. Were
$1.99 ----------S1.29
Kann,tFburth Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-25
LAMPS

Pottery Table Lamps with shade: red green $14s
75c
China Table Lamps with tailored shade to match Large
f1ey OF colors and styles Were 1898 az
lass Vanity Lamps with shades Peach geen ivory blue
rose. Were 81
Pair Double Doll Lamps with sade Dancing Doll Lamps
ir with shade; rose blue peach Pairs Onyx Prism Lamps
RE s7ss SO Pr.
~ Prism Lights. Were *7ss
Torcheres with glass globes Were $sss------S49 80
: Chromium Iorcheres Were ssss--------------S4.99
ID Silk Lamp Shades Were $4ss and ds5ss--------S249
4 Bronze Floor Lamps. Were ssss-------------S4.49
Onyx Base WITTY Lamps Were essss------------S3.49
Glass Desk Lamp Was $Sss 80
Onyx Base Night Table Lamp Was s$7ss---------S399
Twin Floor Lamp. Was ssss
Kanns-Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-07-25
RADIOS (FIOO,. MOtleIs)

ASA1AO0 VOOB NOGGCG8I
Consode fhonosraph-hadio Combination. Orig.
sosso -S34.98
Philco Radio and -Phonograph Combination. Orig
sllss5 SO
H. console Fush-button Radio, 12-in speaker.
ols 1880 24.98
Detroa Console Combination Photograph with au-
'omauc record changer Was s7ss5----------S39.98
1 Detrola Table Model Push button Radio ORIG
sis.sS
automatic Radio IN Book Shelf Orig. ssss5----S1998
Naoe"e Iao'e Radios Orig $2ss5 SO
! A@ae''e Table RADIO Orig. $34s5------------S17.48
zenith Arm Chair Sets Orig ss9s5----------S19,98
Emerson z-Band Radios Orig $32s5-----------S1SlR
on~1o Iso'e hadio@ Orig $22s5------------S1L48
Emerson Table Set' Orig. $l7s5---------------S898
Emerson Table Set. Orig.
Record Player. Orig.
Detzoa Table set. Orig $24s5-.----..-.S12A Ar
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1940-07-25
so Juniors $6.95 to SIo.e5
Summer oresses

sumner cool day. &GD mn
time dresses and eve ~OOOO
ming frpcks Elmy
- . cloud rayon fabrics beauti-
fully tailored or fussily feminine.
. IL Evening Wraps Of rayon tafYeta.
Were - -
. 100 Rayon Street and Sport
Dresses. Were $3.50 to 1896. $2.09
. 80 Cotton and Rayon Dresses.
Were $2.ss to $3.eo-------S2, 90
Evening star., 1940-07-25
BOOKS

White House Cook Book.
Slightly sofled from han.
ding. Orig. $1.60 al
50 Copies ''Gone With the
Wind" movie edition.
Soiled from handling. Orig.
&c 9Qr
Books: Reference, Clas.
sics, Fiction, Etc. Orig.
100 70 sec- 1Oc
xAnn'bx1eoot y3oog.
Evening star., 1940-07-25
SUMNER FURNITURE

- Rustic Cedar Settees. Were $275-$12 2Q
Ia Hanging Porch Swings. Were $5.98 50 %
= Gibson Island Chairs on Wheels Were $795- S3 or
Il Wooden Seat Porch Chair Was $s.s5---------S498
Il Nest OF Tables. Was 1895 s95---------------S4.48
- Blue and White Wood Chair1. Were So 95 q or
-6 Blue and White Wood Chairs. Were s. $339---S1 GS
a Green and White Wood Umbrella Tables
Were ssss------------.---
10 Small Wooden Porch Tables Were $149-------75c
i Tiit-tor Umbrella Wa S495.--------------S748
sun Cnases On Whees Were Sloss----S5.48
Was $ls!95 ----.------SQ 60 OF
IL Metal Porch Chairs Were $3.95--------S19 90
20 Folding Gibson Island Chairs. Were 31o5-00c
-le Small Unpsinted Gibson Island Ia
Dies were 75c
IA Pottery Jardniere and Pedestal Were 81 95 5()c
80 Pedestal and Gazing Globe Were $295-----S148
Ill Pedestal and Extension. Were 81
- Beach Umbrellas 6-ft. size. Were $395----S az
II Six-Piece Lawn Umbrella Sets. Was $27.50---$1375
-3 Metal Lawn Umbrella Stands. Were $4Je-S2 25
Il Metal Swing With Canopy. Was $l495- 5------S74 AZ
Il our-Passenger Lawn Swing With Canopy.
Kann's-Fo,rth Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-25
Reg. 89e to $1.99
lnfants' and Tots
Wear

Cotton Dresses sss 4[Al
lyon slips, wool sweaters.
} Cotton Sun Suits, Overalls,
Polo Shirts, Houseceats,
Dresses, Rayen Slips, Pam
ties and Bathing Suits.
Were soc to $l.15-----29C
Odd Lot Of Toys. Were 81
to $3.s9---5Oc to S1.99
J Rayon Crib Quilts. Were
$1.99 ---------------0 00c
Cotton Dress, Csat and
Hat Ensemble. Sizes 4 to
611. Were $2.o9---$1.49
Children's Cotton Socks.
Sizes 5 and 81. Were
29c -----------------1Oc
} Girls' Wool Suit and Cape
Sets Were $3.50 to tls.os.
$1.49 to $3.50
J Boys and Girls' Wool and
Rsyon Ceat Sets Sizes l
to 8. Were $3.50 to
s1o.ss---$1. 80 to $5.4 40
} Tets Gotten and Bayon
Dresses. Broken Sizes ; to
8. Were $1.99 and
42.o0 99C
} Tot1 Csttsn Shorta Bro
ken sizes 3 to 8. Were
Soc -----------------29c
Tots Cotton Dresses. Bro
ken sizes, l to 6. Were
$1.15 5-------------57c
} Tots Wool Sweaters. Sizes
3 to 8. Were $l.9o---- 99c
Cotton Knit Unionsuits.
Sizes 2 to IL. Were
sec -----------------10C
} 1-pc. Crepe Sleeper1. Sizes
2 to 8. Were Soc
Gotten Gabardine Jackets
and Shirts. Pastels and
dark tones. Si1es 8 to 3.
Wefs o1.lS ----------67C
xAansD-ou4th Y3oog.
Evening star., 1940-07-25
RIBBONS

Black and White Raysn
Faille Ribbons; Polka Dot
Rayon Moire Ribbons In
colors. Were SOC and SOC
I'D. -------------12hc
z5 CryStal D Decorative
Pieces, slightly damaged.
Were SOC to 81 N Price
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-25
Electrical Appljuseces

Electrical Appliances
Electric Coffee Urn. Were
Electric chine~ Were 90
Electric wafhe lr'n' Were 90
Electric brei'er Was
sE'sctrie Fans We're 90
Glass cedee Maksss Were
Hot Plates Were q
Electric Fans Were
KAnn's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-25

ems sizes. Black and navy. A..
. IS Rayon Crepe Cssts; black and
navy. Were $10.eS 90
. 16 Black and Navy Spring Goats.
Were $l0.o5- 90
. Misses Summer Suits; white and
pastels. Were t10.95 and $12.o5.
$3.50
. 4S Misses Tweed and Shetland
Topceats. Were $12o5 to 1885.
S7.90
Q 81 Au-Wool Unlined Black and
Navy Teppe3; Summer weight.
Were 90
Kann'S-eecond Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-25
22(S3Z Z24sl2l ZzllzZ7 |ISt|SI||&B] | 3I]3||
Half and Nearly Half Original Prices!
OUTDOOR TOYS

OUIDODR TOYS
-s Unpsnted Sandbeaes. Were
- Ss"o0oA' "as
-s Nine Play Steel Gyms. Were e$l2ss----------S648
Ia Unpsined Gibson Island ChairA Were
Il six-bal Croquet Set. Was 98
- Tennis Rackets. Were
10 Badminton Rackes Were $loo----------------sDc
2s Tubes Of Tennis Balls 3loo--------------5(c
"a Triumph Tennis Rackets Were $1ss-----.-----98c
-1s Badminton Rsckets. Were $l49--------------75c
Il Wadins Pool With Shower Was
- Rubbernhated Swim Rings Were
- Rubber-innated Swim Rings. Were $loo--------49c
II Eisht-ft. Sliding Board Was $l475---------S73
II Six Play Gym. Was
Kanns-Fourth Floor.
MATTRESSES, etc.
Innerspring Mattress, noor samples $loss--S548
Inner spring 4-ft Mattress Was $l4s5-------S748
Bedroom Chair Was AZ
Q Aid Bed Pillows. Were SOS 50 OK
I Simmons Coil Spring.. $1o-----.-------S5OO OO
Simmons Coil Spring. 33. Was 81 50
Double Box Spring. for wood bed Was 98
Foster Innerspring Mattress Hs: door sample Was
1885 $R AZ
Single Box Spring. for wood bed Was $ls7s------S988
Inner spring Mattresses, reduced d-------- 50 or
4Wanu-veneered Moderne Beds Were 90
Tuftless spring Mattresses. $24 *
Inner spring Mattresses Were s275o-------S13.75
. Walnut-veneered Vanity Was $2s!s5--------$1498 az
Overstuhed Chairs with ottomans. Were 98
. Single Poster Beds. Were 81 $7s5----------.S3 or
Single Poster Bed. Was $s.s5-------------$4.98 az
Studio couchss Were -S22.5O
Walnut Veneer Dresses Were $40 s5 SIS %
Walnut Veneer Chest Draweu Were s2sss to sa4s5.
A~ch -----------------------------
. Walnut Veneer Wardrobe Was SIS %
SWalnut Veneer Mite Tabes Were $s95---------S498
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-25
STATIONERY

Assorted Picnic Supplies;
Heavy Quality Paper Nap
kins. Were 10c
to 29c c----5c to 19c
6 Expandex Files. Were
81 $1-----------49c
} 20 Desk Pads. Were Soc to
81 -------29c
Odd Lot Leather Address
Books, Scrap and Photo
Albums, Csc to $3.50.
13c to S1.75
J 8 Desk Sets. As is. Were
IS Sl
J $50 Boxes Semi-Note Pa
pers. Were SOC box ---25c
} Sc Boxes Fabrette Paper.
Were sec box
13o Boxes Cabinet Sta
tionery. Damaged. Were
81 l---.------3oc
J $50 Odd Boxes Writing
Papers. Were SOC to
$2.50------L2 and less
Novelty Photo Albums,
Scrap Books, Baskets, Util.
ity Boxes, Etc. Were 81
ca. ea.--------------59c
Kann's-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1940-07-25
525-$1 and S1.O9 Royon Slips

-Rayon satin and rayon crepe slips.
or tailored styles. Tearose and whit,
. 2sS Rayen tafleta petticsata
Were Qsc
. - Rayon satin panties. Were soc,
25c
. lS7 Printed batiste gowns and pa
jamas. Were Sflc
. SzS Rayon satin and rsyon crepe
slips. Sizes for Misses and Women.
Were $l.69 to o92-------&1.0 .01
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22


By PAUL HARRISON
NEA Service staff Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD w hen Orson
Welles came here year ago with
a contract Of greater liberality and
latitude than ever before had been
written in movie history. he felt
that he was merely fulfilling his
destiny. For at least a decade 1t
had been assumed both by the
prodigy and his admirers that he
would eventually do something
about the movies.
Knowing absolutely nothing
about picture making. he admitted
few misgivings at first. But he
soon lost them under the tutelage
of some of the towns finest tech
nicians. WeIles is respectful and
intelligent listener, and he won the
regard of cutters, cameramen and
designers by going directly to them
for his information.
But if he was pleased by the
attitude of craftsmen, he was dis
mayed by the antagonism of Hol-
lvwood in general. He had figured
that this must be one place where
a voungster s feet 3 inches tall,
weighing more than 200 pounds,
and wearing a black beard could
be inconspicuous. He had seen pic
lures of long haired actors IN
sweatshirts at night clubs. And he
probably had heard that intellec-
tuals were regarded here with awe.
Another thing: People who know
him agree that Welles has a COM
pletely charming personality. And
he is by no means the sort of In
sufferable egoist whom you could
hit by swinging dead cat any
where west of Vine st.
HOLLYWOOD LESS
THAN CORDIAL
Yet he had been jibed, insulted
slandered and libeled ever since
he came here. Hollywood assumed
that he must be a presumptuous
upstart and decided that his ele-
CANT whiskers-grown for his stage
role in Five Kings" and retained
for his part in the intended filming
of Heart of Darkness'-were ar
outrageous affectation. Many sto'
ries, both funny and malicious
were invented about him.
Every time he delayed produc
ton or changed his plans, the
news was hailed as proof of incom
petence. For the last six month:
gossip writers have been offering
exclusive tips that Welles hac
abandoned his movie plans.
Many Hollywoodsman has dab
bled around for year in highly
paid idleness without arousing ever
mild comment. Welles, however
has not been idle, nor has he beer
paid one dime by RKO up to thu:
time. He has written, directed an(
taken part in his radio program
usually committing by plane u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
Youth Pays SIS
For Gay Driving

Delbert Yahn. 19-year-old Puy-
alup grocery clerk. will drive a
straight and conservative course
hereafter, deviating toward neither
curb and, above all, stopping at all
stop signs.
At a cost of s25 and suspension
of his drivers license for 80 days.
Yahn learned a lesson in driving
Friday afternoon from Justice
Blanche Funk Miller and State Pa
troll Officer J. f. Mckinney.
The youth. gaily-bearded for the
valley citys coming celebration
spent a night in the county jail
He agreed with the officer in court
Friday he had zig-zagged about as
he drove from Sumner to Puyallup
to amuse five other boys and girls
in his car. 1t was fun to him but
to Mckinney it was reckless driv-
ing