davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-07-18
NecktCeur.

-:3 Egg Shell Cotton Fitted
Jackets. Slightly damaged.
Were 81 ----------20c
200 Pieces Of Crisp Sum
mer Neckwear; pique and
novelty cottons; plenty Of
wee necks. Were SOC ---29c
% Sem. dress Jackets for
dinner or street skirts. Blue,
grey. Were $3.s5-----S2.49
As Pieces Of Summer Neck
wear. Were $l.95- 88c
Kann's1Street Floor.
Stationery
Ia Attractive Bridge Score
Pads. Were l5c-
-63 Glass Containers for
cigarettes. Were 25c-----5c
An Assortment Of Syroco
Wood Novelties. Ash trays,
pipe racks, etc. Were $1.00 to
$3.50 ------N Price
- Bridge Sets; table cover
and four chair backs. Were
81 set -------------C5c
-3 Poker Racks. Round re-
volving blocks. Slightly dam
aged. Were $3.50 ea.--$1 90
-2s Memo Pencils. Were
SOC ---------------~---1 1Oc
Pencil Leads ----3 for sc
--l23 Boxes Landitle and
Glamour White Deckle-edge
Stationery. Was 4sc Die
-72 Packages DAINTI-DEB
Paper Napkins GO to 4 pkg.).
Pastel shades with attrac-
tive design. Wsrs l0c----kc
Kann's-etreet Floor.
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Umbrellas

- Women's Rayon Folding
Umbrellas. Were IS .,S3. 90
- Women's le-Rib Rayen
Umbrellas. Were $4--$2. 90
II Woman's on Sik Rain
Coat; swagger style. Was
$3.50. As is----------S1.5O
. Wsmen's 16-Rib Pliofllln
Umbrellas and, : Wemen's
16-Rib Oil Silk Umbrellas.
Were 81 ---------.$1.O 90
-3 Women's 16.Rib Rayon
and l Woman's 16-Rib OIL
Silk Umbrellas. Were
e3 3--------I----S1.7S
KAnn's-8treet Floor.
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DO,,,estics

LEO Seconds Of Cannon
Fine Muslin Pillow Cases.
42x381a size. (First quality
> price, 29c) ----19c
80 Yds. Of 81-Inch I'm
bleached Sheeting l9c yd.
-lS Mohawk Percale Crib
Sheet Seconds. 45x73 size.
First quality price,
ssc) 49c ca.
B Quilted, Tailored Bed
spreads. Double size. Were
$3.99 ---- ,-- S1,99
80 Cotton Bedspreads.
Double bed size in solid COL
ors, stripe patterns. Were
81 7Qc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-18
Inexpensive
Dresses

200 Misses and Women,s
Street Dresses. Plain ard
prints. Rayon crepes. Were
$2.99 to $3.99- 81. 90
Ice Misses and Women's
Street Dresses. Light and
dark rayon prints. Were
$3.50 to 90
SIS Misses and Women's
Street Dresses. Pastels and
rayon crepe prints. Were
$5.95 to $7.s5----- S4.OO
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-18

-e All-wool Blankets. Plain
colors. (Soiled.) RAyon
bound. Sizes 72xs4. Were
$5.95 ------ S3.99
&c Part wool Blankets.
3311s%- wool and 6625T cot
ton. Sateen bound; 70xS0
size. Were $2.s9----.$ $1.69
IS Part wool Blankets.
Plain colors (soiled). Rayon
bound. 500 wool and 500
cotton. 72x84 size. Were
$4.95 ---------------$2.69
-3 All.wool Kenwood Blan-
kets. Standard. Satin bound.
(Soiled.) 72x84 size. Were
$10.95 ------------ $8 95
-6 Cotton Double Blankets.
Plain colors. Good weight
for cool nights. (Soiled.)
72xS4 size. Were
Sl.5o -----------$l.OO pr.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-18

Infants Wear

Group Of infants and tots
wear. Odd lots Of Cotton
Suits, Dresses and Infants
Gowns and Rayon Slips.
Were ssc to $1.s9 SIC ca.
Odd lot Of Cotton Dresses.
HoWecoats, Polo Shirts, Over
ais, Sun Suits and Rayon
Slips and Panties. Were 79c
to $l.15--- 34C
-Rayon Crib Quilts. Were
$l,99 -------------9 99c
Cotton Dresses. Broken
sizes. 3 to 6. Were $l.99 and
$2.99 -----------9 99C
Boys Cotton Suits. Brok-
en- sizes, 8 to 6. Were $l.99
and $2.99 99C
Little Girls Wool Suit and
Cape Sets. Sizes 3 TO 6. Were
$3.50 to $13.98,
S1.49 to $500
Boys and Girls Wool and
Rayon Coat sets. Sizes I TO
6. Were $500 to $l0.9S,
$2.99 to $5.49
Stuffed Toys. Were 81 to
s3.9& &---- SOC to S1.99
Odd lot Of Children's Cot.
ton Socks, Bloomers, Dresses,
Shirts and Pique Hats. Were
2sc to 5sc-S--1Oc
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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SiIa,es'tcure

-6 Sterling Silver Compotes.
Slightly dented. Were
$2.98 ----~- S1.99
-3 Sterling Silver Mayon-
naise Sets. Slightly dented.
Were IS -----. S2.99
-6 Silver plated Sugar and
Creamers on trays. Slightly
SCARED, Were $2.ss S1.89
-1e Chase Chrome 2-Light
Candelabras. Were So S1.OO
&c Chrome plated Water
Pitchers. Were $2.98 and
s3.98. Slightly SCARED S1.79
10 Electric Wall Clocks.
Were $2.95 and 1895 Sl,99
o 8-Pc. Chrome and Glass
Cocktail Sets. Were
$6.9s ----S S4.98
Kann's-Street Floor.
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EIectrics

-3 Aluminium Electric
Roasters. Were 47.05.
Now w----------------S2.49
- Electric Percolaters.
Were $1.69. Now 99c
-3 Manning . Bowman
Toasters. Now -------S1.80
II Electric Percolater. Was
$S.95. Now ---------$4,05
IL Universal Electric Sweep
er. Was $24.95.
Now --------------$14.S5
- Hsever Sweeper, DEM
onstrators. rebuilt.
NOW ---------------$S.S5
II Universal Waxer, DEM
onstrator. Was
$2s.s5. Now -------$17.95
II Westinsheuse Electric
Rsaster, with china dishes.
Was $17.s5. Now w---S12.09
- Westinghouse Fans. Were
sass. Now -------$ $1.79
- Universa1 Autsmatie
Irons Were $3.50.
KAnn's-Third Floor.
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Art Goods

-Chints Chair Pads. As
sorted colors -----19c ca.
--Ox. H = n ks Knitting
Wool; mostly dark
colors --29c hank
IN ee edlepoint Tapestry
Pieces; all ready to work.
Were 79c 59c ca.
3 Handmade Cotton Rugs.
Models. Were $6.98 -S2.98
II Hand -cr0cheted Cotton
Table Cover. Model. Was
$25 -----------S S12.5O
-6 Yarn Holders. Were 29c
ca. -------------------1Oc
Kanr,s- -En,,y.%te NNoor
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Linens

odd lot Lace and Cotton
and Rayon Doilies; assorted
sizes. Were 10c--..3 &c
80 50-in. Cotton and Ray
on Luncheon Cloths. Were
0SC
odd lot Lace Dresser
Scarfs. SO and a inch
lengths. Were SOC and
Soc ---------39c
-3S Handmade Cotton Lace
Table Cloths. 52-in. size.
Were $l.50------S1 90
-3e Prs. "Mr. & Mrs" En-
broidered Cotton Pillow
Cases. Plain white. Were
e5c pr.------- 39c
Sc Cotton and Rayon Ia
he Cloths. 57x77 size. Were
81 l-----69c ca.
Kann'stStreet Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-18
Ruqs

SO Congoleum Runners, Sec
onds, 3x9. Were $1.95- 74c
lie Reversible Rugs, fibre,
27x54. Were $2.25 ---S1.2O
-l5 Reversible Fibre Rugs,
3x6. Were $3.75-----S1.88
-lo Fibre Rugs, 4x7. Were
$4.95 ---E1 81 %
II Reversible Fibre Rug,
6xl2, was $1l.95, and 1
Highland Plaid Rug, 7.6xs,
was $10.95 ---S3 90
-3 Reversible Fibre Rugs,
sx12. Were $12.s5 ---$4.88
- Delwood Fibre Rugs,
6x9. Were $10.95 ---S5. 90
. Reversible Fibre Rugs,
9xl2 and 8x10. Were $11.95
and $l2.95 .-- =. 81 90
3 Moursouk Rugs, 8xlo.
Were $13.99 --. $500
. Hodges Sisaltwist Rugs,
8xl0. Were $11.95 .--S6.99
Il Sisalwaite Rugs, 9x12.
floor sample. Was
$17.s5 ------S12.45
II Administer Rug, 9x10.6.
Was s29.95 -----$19.95
. Royal Sisal Rugs, 9x15.
Were $29.95 ----$22 05
II Wilton Rug, okla. Was
1895 EC7 .XX
II Broadloom Rug, second.
9xl2. Was $44.95-- S29.95
Kann's-Third Floor.
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LeatherqOOdS
Upholstery

Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were l9c to 39c
yard ------8c
Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were 49c to CSC
yard lXC
-Rayon and Cotton Curtain
Drapery Materials. Rem
nants. Were 79c to csc
yaro --------------- SSc
"A Screen Doors. Were
$2.49 to 1898 ea.-----$1.25
Ia Window Awnings.
Each 20c
- Three Folding Screens.
As is. Were $4.ss ca. .-$2.29
lie Bamboo Shades. AS
sorted sizes. As is-----59c
IS Star Shades. Assorted
sizes. As k---------S2.O 90
. Wooden Slat Venetian
Blinds. 40x64". As is. Were
$6.SS "a. ------$3.OO
Il Metal SIat Venetian
Blind. 37x64". Was
$4.a8 ---------$1.50 .50
-S Perch Awnings, s. to
13 3-----------~S3.OO
- Porch Awnings, 14'6" to
1S,6 -----$8.OO
SIS Pairs Drapes. Were
$4.s5 to $6.95 pair ----$3.88
SIS Pairs Drapes. Were
$3.50 $s.o5 pair 1888
rs Pairs Chints Spreads
and Drapes. Were $l.95
q. -------------------8SC
Kanns-Third Floor.
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5 Gas Ranges Reduced
(Demonstrdtor Models)

Chambers Range. Was s154.5e Flssr medsa--S1195o
Detroit Jewel De Luxe Model. Was SSo95----37S05
Detroit Jewel All features. Was s7ee5.--ssss5
Apt. Size burnsrs). model s44.sO
3-Burnsr Ant Range. Tabe-tes style -ss4.5o
Kann's-Third Floor
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Fur Coats

-Skunk-dyed ,Opessum. SO
inches long. Was
500 -------------$49.O0
-Biack-dyed Persian Paw.
was 500 ----------S58. 90
Dyed Skunk. 50 inches
long. Was $100- $58. 90
Dyed Skunk. 36 inches
long. Was $13S - S68. 90
-Sesl-dyed Csney. was
$12s --------------. S88. 90
-Beige-dyed Squirrel. Was
tlss -------------- S8S. 90
Black dyed Cress Persian
Lamb. Was $1se $1,000
-Hudsen Seal-dyed Muskrat.
Was s2os S169. 90
Kann's-Second Floor.
Better Dresses
-15 Evening Wraps. Black
and colors. Were $7.o5 TO
$l6.05 -------------$3. SO
-1o Dinner Dresses, Lovely
prints. eises 80 to -. Were
$14.95 to $22.S5 -----$12.M
lis Evening Dresses. Pas
tells. si3es u to 20. Were
$10.05 to $14.e5-------$5.00 90
-12 Dinner Dresses. Black,
navy, grey. SiSes II TO 10.
Were $1o.o5 and
$22.95 ------------$9.07
SIS Daytime Dresses. Sheer
rayon crepes, rayon jerseys
and lovely prints. Sizes for
misses and women. Were
sl6.s5 to 4ls.sS- STAB
Kann's-second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-18
RayOis
Underal,eMf.

40 Prs. Women's I.astex and
RayOn Briefs. Broken sizes.
Were 39c ca. 30 Pieces Silk
Mesh Briefs. Were soc
ca. -l9c ca.
so W0men's Woven Rayon
Slips. Rayon crepe and ray
on taffeta. Broken sizes.
were 69c-- 2Qc
40 Pieces Runproof Rayon
indies. Briefs. panties and
stepins. Were 7sc ca. --43c
SO Kayser Lastex and Cot
ton Girdles and Pantie Cir.
dies. Broken sizes; discon-
ued styles. Were 81 SAC ca.
20 Kayser's Runproof Ray
on Gowns. Orig. $1.6s 69c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-18
GIOresi

- Prs. S.Button Black Ray
on Lace Gloves. Size 6ll.
Were $3.50 75c
-le Prs. Rayon and Lace
Black and Navy Gloves. Sizes
6 to 6la. Were $3.50
pr. r.-------75c
SIS Prs. White Mesh and
Rayon Gloves. Soiled. Were
oSc pr. ---------------2 29C
-69 Prs. Bright C0lored
Rayon Gloves. Were 81
pr. 45c
-22 Prs. White and Natural
Doeskin Gloves. (Soiled.)
Were $1.98 pr.---89c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-18

Sz$??.21Ia[ alAAllR( |2ll2l11 l3f4433{2 f3Z{}2
Ts.31,s,1aiasus

An Assortment sf Odd.
colored Buttons. Small sizes.
Were l0c ---.--.5c card
SO Cotton String Belts
with loose ends in Summer
colors. Were Soc ea. 27c
Kann's-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1940-07-18
Girls Wear

30 Rayon Stacks. Also ray
on jackets with hoods. Were
$l.99 ca. ea.------S1.59
10 Teen Miss Wool Skirts.
Light and dark shades. Were
$l.99 to $2.99---------9 99c
-l2 Rayon Stacks and Blouse
Sets. Were $2.99 .----S1. 30
-l5 Cotton Seersucker Play
Suits with Hats and Jackets.
Were $l.99------S1.59
SO Cotton Print Dresses.
Were $l.15------54c ca.
5 Rayon Dresses. Were
1899 to $5.95 .--S2 90
80 Teen Miss Cotton and
Rayon Dresses. Were $l.95
to $1.99 S1.19
is Teen Miss Wool Sports
Jackets. Were $3.50 S2.99
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-18
Coats and Suits

IA White and Pastel Ray
on Sharkskin Toppers. Were
$500 ---- ---S1.OO
-26 All-wool Black and
Navy Unlined Toppers. Were
"a Black and Navy Lined
Rayon Toppers. Were
$S.s5 -----S4.44
-28 Black and Navy I'm
lined Rayon Crepe Coats.
Were $7.95 to $10.96- 81. 90
-27 Summer Suits. Were
$7.95 to 1885 -----S6 .66
Ill All-wool Spring Goats.
Navy and black. Shetlands
and tweeds. We're 1925 to
1895 S7.99
kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-18
COrSetS


-Brassieres; discontinued
styles; broken sizes. Cottons
and rayons. Were soc, 81
and $3.50 48c
-Corsettes, Girdles. Back
lace corsets, cotton, rayon,
brocades and meshes. Brok-
en- sizes. Were $1.39 to
So 3--------.--S1.OO
-Jr. Lastex White All-in-
One Foundations. Small, me-
dium and large. Were
81 ~.-- - S1.OO
Back Lace Rubber Corsets;
broken sizes. Were SO. S1.5O
Kann's-Second Floor.
Wash FrOckS
Cotton Wash Frocks.
Broken sizes. Were SOC to
69c SIC
White Rayon Uniforms.
Were S2.95 99c
Cotton Wash Frecks. Bro
ken sizes. Were $l.99 to
1899 ---------S1.59
Cotton Wash Frocks. Were
$l0.95 -, $3.50
-Rayon Print Frocks. Bro
ken sizes. Were $l.99 Sl.59
Kann'-Second Floor.
Junior Wear
rs Rayon Daytime Dress
es. Were $3.95 to
$6.95 -- S2.99
Al Rayon Taffeta Evening
Wraps. Were $4.45 S2.22
-32 Rayon Daytime and
Evening Dresses. Were $7.95
to $12.95 --S s.. 90
-s2 Sue Saunders Summer
Dresses. Were s4.ss- $3.50
3 Spring Coats. Were
$l0.95 S 81 90
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-18
Csc "Cannon"
Bath Towels
E for 81

The popular 22x44-in.
size. Nice heavy weight
and very absorbent quail
ity. White with wide
colored borders in green,
blue, gold and rose.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-18
Notions

-25 Crash Auto Covers. Sc
dan only. Were 79c- 39c
lis Shoe Bags. Were
SSc -------------10c
-Piiofilm Hat Pouches,
Were Csc .-15c
Ia Garment Bags. Slightly
soiled. Were 81 and
Mesh Vegetable Bags l 0c
Mesh Laundry Bags bic
Ia Trelur Silver
Cleaners 30c
is Mother and Daughter
Aprons. Were 39c-- ---10c
Bamboo Dryers. We're 10c
ca. ------ 2 for 15c
-12 Pocket Shoe Bags.
Were $1.39 -69c
Oil Silk Shower Caps.
Were l5c Sc
kann Floor
Evening star., 1940-07-18
handkerchief

$50 Women's White Cotton
Handkerchiefs. Handmade in
China. Were 19c lilo
-l50 Women's Gay Rolled
Cotton Print Handkerchief.
Hand rolled. Were 10c &c
-Women's Novelty Hand
kerchiefs. White colors and
4 few prints. Were SC - &c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-18
JeaceIru
Kann's-Street Floor.

-25 Pieces Costume Jewelry.
Were $l-------, Soc
Il Genuine Cameo Neck
lace. Was $7.50---S2. 80
-25 Lapel Pins.
Were $l---- CSC
-6 Compacts. Were $l.95 to
$3.50. As iS--- 9Xc
800 Pieces Costume Jewell
ry. Were 59c-
-10 Pieces Costume Jewelry.
Were $l.95-------S1.0O
leo Pieces Costume Jewell
ry. Were 81.
59c ca. or 2 for S1.OO
so Compacts. Were 81
Special ----59c
Kann's+Street Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-18
SnOrfSiDeNf.

SpOrtstcear'
80 Sports Dresses. Were
$3.99 to $7.95--S2.OO
81 Sharkskin and Spun
Rayon Sports Dresses. Were
50 2------------S1.49
liz Sports Dresses. Were
s7.s5 to 1895 5---S4.00
3 Sports Dresses. Were
1855 -----S5.O0
"A Sports Dresses. Were
sls.s5 $500
81 Cotton Print Play Suits.
Were $2.99 ------S1.99
Al Rayon Print Play Suits.
Were 500 and $5.95 S2.99
-1s Cotton Stacks. Were
$3.50 ---S1.OO
lis Cotton Play Toys. Were
Sl.19 and $l.99 SIC
So Cotton and Wool Sip
on Sweaters. Were $l.19 to
s2.ss -- 39c to Soc
-3s Cotton Blouses. Were
s1.ss to $2.ss 19c and 79c
- Patio Stacks. Were
1896 ---------S3.99
. Slack Sets. Were ------
1895 ---S16.95
IS Beach Hats. Were
tl.s9 SIC
81 Swim Suits. Slightly
imperfect. Were $l.99 to
$500 9--S1.49
Kann's-Second Floor.
Hosiery
AS Prs. Women's Mesh
Sport Anklets. Full fash
tOIlou- IfC pls
-47 Prs. Children's Socks.
Pastels; silk and Isle. Brok-
en- Sizes pr.
-l50 Prs. Women's Perfect
Quality Silk Hose. Chiffon
and service weights. Some
with Isle Stretchy
tops SOC pr.
-3S Prs. Irregulars of Higher
Priced Hosiery. Lisle tops.
Service weight t----49c pr,
10y Prs. Chiffon Silk Hose.
Irregulars of 79c to 81 hose.
Broken sizes 39c pr.
40 Prs. Women's Full-fash-
toned Silk Hose; knee length
elastic; perfects and irregu-
lars in lot ot---29c pr.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Lingerie
80 Cotton Robes. Prints
and solid colors. Were
81 1----5Oc
lis Robes and Pajamas;
cotton and rayon.
Were $3.50 -----S2.99
-175 Raycn Satin Gowns
and Rayon Crepe Slips. Bro
ken sizes. Were So S1.69
200 Gowns, Slips, Pajamas
and Petticoats. Rayon or cot
ton. Were $1.09----69c
-l2o Rayon Satin Slips;
Cotton Gowns and Pajamas.
Broken sizes. Were 79c and
81 SOC
-75 Rayon Satin and Rayon
Crepe Panties. Were
- Rayon 2-Pc. Pajamas.
Were $7.95 to $l0.95--S3.
Kann's-second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-18
Housewares

VI
Kann's-Street Floor.
Housewares
lis Two-quart Enameled
Tipped Sauce Pans, we're
69c: 50 1ex14 Enameled Drip
or Stove Pans, were SOC.
Now 39c
-10 Eight quart Aluminium
Utility Cooker or Steamers,
were $1.49; So Two-piece
Cutlery Set, Slicer and Par
ing Knife, were $3.50.
Now w--S1,OO
IS Bungalow Curtain
Stretchers. Soiled. Were
$l.19. Now ----79c
II Two-quart Electric Ice
Cream Freezer, was $12.75;
$5.98
II Four-quart Electric Ice
Cream Freezer. Was $16.75.
Now ------$9.9 .98
-l5 Shower Curtain Sets,
oilsilk, were 1898: I HEALTH
O-Meter Bath Scales, shop
worn, were $3.50.
Now ----Sl.79
IS Clothes Hampers. Floor
samples. Were $2.49 to $3.98.
Now ---S1.98 to S2.49
II Broom and Utility Closet,
as is, was $6.95; : Double
door Utility Closets, as is,
were s7.95: 1 FL" Width
Wardrobe Closet, Is /, was
$6.e8; 2 Double -dsor Metal
Wardrobe Closets, as is, were
$6.98. Now -----S444
-3 64-Inch Metal Utility
Closets. As is. Were 1898.
Now w-----S2,69
. 66-Inch Metal Utility
Closets. As is. Were $4.98.
Now - S2.49
. D0uble-door Metal Ward
robe Closets. As Is. Were
$8.95. Now --S3. .9X
IA Porcelain Top Tables.
As is. Were $5.98.
Now WSS7 ~
Kann'S-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-18
Blankets

KAnn's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-24
Pressure on Rumuniu
Is Denied by Russio
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
MOSCOW. July 24.-Tass, official
Soviet Russian news agency, said
today it was authorized to deny that
the Soviet Union had sent Rumania
a note demanding formation of a
democratic government there.
Tass said that any report to this
effect was devoid of any founda-
ton"
Bucharest informants had said
Rumania received note from Mos
cow Saturday expressing a desire
for better Russian -Rumanian rela-
tions and stressing the belief that
a popular" government could be
set up in Rumania.
Evening star., 1940-07-24
Lifhuania Minister
Here Refuses 10 Turn
Over Office 10 Soviet
BoItic ENJOYS Fortified
By u. S. Declaration
Condemnins Aggression
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Minister Povilas ZadeikiS of Lith-
uania served notice today that he
would refuse any demand to turn
over his legation to Soviet Rus
Sia.
He thus joined the growing group
Of foreign diplomats in Washing
ton who, although their former gov
ernments have been overturned or
driven into exile, have chosen to
maintain their posts here in the
hope of ultimate restoration.
In response to reporters Ques-
tions, Mr.. Zadeikis authorized the
statement that no request that his
legation be turned over had been
received from the Soviet and none
was expected. But, it was added,
If such a request were received, it
would be rejected.
Lithuania is one of the three
Baltic republics whose new par
liaments, elected after Russian
Army occupation of the countries,
voted to seek union with the Soviets.
DR.. Alfred Bilmanis, Minister of
Latvia, another of these republics,
has denounced the recent elections
in his country as a farce" and has
accused Russia of unprovoked ag-
gression. Questioned specifically as
to what he would do if Russia de-
manded his legation. he chuckled
If 1t comes to the bridge, I will
cross it,"
Estonia, the third of the Baltic
republics, has no representative in
Washington, but maintains a consul
general, Johannes Kaiv, in New
York.
Sumner Welles, Acting Secretary
of State, told a press conference
yesterday that the United States
Government would continue to rec
ognize the ministers of the Baltic
republics as the ENJOYS of sovereign
governments now under duress.
Mr.. Welles also condemned the
devious processes" by which he said
the political independence and ter
ritorial integrity of Estonia, Latvia
and Lithuania were to be "delib-
erately annihilated by one of their
more powerful neighbors."
Evening star., 1940-07-24
Frank Bond, Famed
0rnitho|ogist, Dies
Following Accident
gEFs 7,,ss.1a.
Former Chief of US.
Geographic Board Was
Writer and Author

Frank Bond, "a, nationally known
ornithologist and former chief o.
the United States Geographic Board
died at Georgetown University Hos
pital Monday night, following an ILL
ness of several weeks resulting from
an accidental fall in his home, 1927
Newark street NV.
A native of johnson County
Iowa. of Mayflower descent, with
early New Amsterdam connections
he was one of twin brothers of re-
markable resemblance in person and
psychological development. In their
school days, the boys were insep-
arabic; and both were ardent bird
hunters and students. Educated at
the University of Iowa, they left
there when they were graduated a
collection of 500 specimens of the
birds of the Mississippi Valley which
Frank had caught and mounted.
Gave Collection to School.
Later, in Wyoming, he made a
similar collection of the birds o1
the mountain territory which he
gave to the high school at Cheyenne
where he published a newspaper
and was a member of the City
Council, the local Board of Educa-
ton and the first State Legislature
between 1890 and 1902.
Fred Bond died of typhoid fever
In 1908, but Frank carried on the
work in which both young men hao
been interested He came to Wash.
1ngton to accept an appointment tt
the General Land Office, of which
eventually, in 1907, he became chic.
clerk, serving until 1926, when he
was named to head the Geographic
Board. He also was chairman of the
United States Board of Geographic
Names until his retirement in 1898
But Mr.. Bond refused to consider
himself incapable of further labor
after release from formal duty. In.
stead. he undertook to arrange the
Deane collection of portraits of or
nithologists in the Library of Con.
gress, a task which led In turn tt
the indexing of more than 20O(
ornithological artists. all periods anc
all countries included. Himself q
skilled painter, he executed hun.
dreds of sketches of birds, native
and foreign.
Invented Colors.
To represent the brilliant plu-
mage of birds of paradise and hum
ming birds, he invented metallic
colors on which he held a patent
He likewise published a book of i'm
pressions and sketches entitled my
Bird Boarders," in which volume he
told the story of the ornithological
cafeteria which he operated for
more than three decades on. ''the
jungle lot" in Cleveland Park where
he made his home.
In 1883 Mr.. Bond married Hen
rietta Wallis of Davenport, Iowa
who survives. They had one son
r. w. Bond, residing in Nebraska
A member of the American Or.
astrological Union, the National AS.
sociation of Audubon Societies ane
the Biological Society of Washing.
ton, Mr.. Bond was an honorary vice
president of the Audubon Society o1
the District of Columbia. He cele.
brated his 84th birthday anniversary
June 30.
Funeral services will be held al
the S. H. Hines funeral home, 2901
Fourteenth street NV, at 10 am
tomorrow. Interment will be in
Rock Greek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1940-07-24
Estonion Envoy Refuses
To Recognize Annexation

NEW YORK, July "a (P.-
Johannes Kaiv, Consul General and
head of the Estonian Legation, said
today he had informed the State
Department that he did not recog-
nize his country's "annexation" by
the Soviets and that he would not
surrender his Legation.
Il am in close agreement with
my colleagues of Lthuania and
Latvia," he said. Il do not recog-
nize the recent elections which were
carried out under pressure of
threats, nor do recognize the reso-
luton joining Estonia to Russia.
Both acts were in contravention of
our constitution"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-07

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