davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-02-08
Reductions In Sportswear
Luggage Clearance

Reg IS Black Leather Mems Dressing Case; 9-pc.
fittings 1918
l Reg So Brown Leather Mems Dressing Case; 9-pc.
fittings --- S2.25
l Reg. $1095 Is" Brown Striped Hat Box; leather
bound ---- $685.
l Reg. $7s5 IS" Grey Striped Canvas Hat Box, $4s5
Tie Paiais Royal, Laeeaee First Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-08
81 Wool, 95% Cotton Reversible
Double Blankets, SI,59

REGULARLY $1.98. Two-tone pastel combina.
tions; bound with cotton sateen; size 72x84.
Woven Bates Bedspreads. were $29s ---- $l.99
Plaid Cotton Blankets, 70x80 were ST. pair, $lS9
Fast-color Bed Quilts; were So .98 &29S
Down. filled Comforts; were $1795 $1495
Linen Bridge Sets; pieces were 81 69c
Linen Damask Cloths; 70x88: soiled were $45c
$3.50
Novelty Linen Luncheon Sets, pieces: were IS SO.
1898
Plaid Turkish Bath Towels. were 29c-------- 19c
Turkish Bath Mats, were 81 .98 $1.59
The Palas Royal, Linens Second Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-08
Footwear Reduced

$50 Reg. s6 and S6.75 Princess Royal
and Air Step Shoes Patent, Navy,
Tan and Wine Broken Sizes Fri
day only
The Paiais Royal, Footwear ...
Second Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-08
SI.25 D'0rsay Slippers, 89c

los pairs of Womens Leather D'Orsay slippers
with semi-hard leather soles. Blue, wine and
black.
The Polais Royal, Footwear .. Second Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-08
SiIver.pIated Ware

Silver plated Serving Trays, were $3.95 --- $3.50
10 Silver-plated Bon Bon Baskets, were I'll 89c
1 STERLING SILVER CANDELABRA, as is Fri
day ------------ ----------- $3.95
/ Carving Set. Sold as Is Was $3.95, Friday 50
/ ELECTRIC CLOCK; was $3.50 50$1 $11.95
The Poiais Royal, Silperwue .. First Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-08
Weekend
Clearance Of Paints

Manufacturer Discontinued Labels
and Brands; Every Cns Guaranteed
Quality; Limited Quantities
Interior Gloss, washable finish for
walls and woodwork; white and ivory.
Was $3.50 q gallon $2.59
CHOICE: 4-Hour Enamels, Gloss
Paint. Flat Paint and 4-HoYr varnish.
Was $1.49 and $3.50 half gallon
FRIDAY SSc
American Prepared Paint for interior
or exterior. Was $1.69 a gallon $1.19
Monad Quick Drying Marine Spar
Varnish; for floors, woodwork, furni-
ture, Inoleum. Was $3.50 a half gal
lon $1.59
1907 Pure Lnseed Oil House Paint;
white and ivory. Was $3.50 q gallon.
$2.49
The Paiais Royal, Paints ..
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-08
Floor Sample Furniture

Love settee Lawson style; GRAND RAPIDS make; cotton
tapstry covered Was S5SS5
London Club Chair green cotton and -woo-rese Was
$39 95 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S29.95
Occasional Chair with SOLID MAHOGANY frame; cotton
tapestry cover Chippendale Was $685. S29S5
Occasional Chair; Chppenda cotton tapestry
Was $24 $16.95
Boudor Chair style; solid maple frame cotton
$21 S12S5
Modern Sofa, wheat-coor finish gumwood cotton
tapestry Was 500 $50
l Modern Coffee Table; walnut finish gumwood. Was
$595 $3.95
l Modern Living Room Suite Was $13e ----------- S98
Dropleaf Extension Tables mahogany
gumwood Were $2695- 1895
Chair with Ottoman; cotton tapestry CHAIR OPENS
TO MAKE sINGLE-SIZE BED $3995--------- 1886
The Palais Royal, Furniture Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-08

Junior Dresses
7 Reg. $6.95 and $8.95 Street Dresses.
Friday --- $3
3 Reg. $14.95 Dressy Date Dresses.
Friday
The Palais Royal, Junior Dresses -.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-08
ChiIdren's Wear Reduced!

Friday only -------.------- -------- 81
2 Reg. $295 Wool Jersey Blouses. Sizes H. Ia
and l6. Friday only $1.49
S Reg. s1.15 Bathrobes; pink only Size /. Friday
only Observation-Disclosures soc
The Palnis Royal, ChiIdres's Dept. Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-08

Better Dresses
Reg. $12.95 Street Dresses
g. Reg. $l495 Street Dresses S.
4 Reg. S16.95 Street Dresses Sc
Reg. S19.95 Street Dresses 81
The Painis Royal, Better Dresses...
Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-08
chiIdren's 81 Raincapes, ST

Just II left choice of red, green, blue an
white. Sizes to r.
The Paiais Royal. Raineabes First Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-08
80 59e Rayon undies
4 for ST

10 Reg. 81 and $l25 Cotton Knit Gowns; Tearose
only Long sleeves Also rayon undies in size
16 - A-----------79 79c
1 Reg. $1.s5 Rayon Gowns, size l6. Tearose and
2 Reg. $225 Merode Union Suits; 60% wool, 40%
silk. Medium and large ----------------- S125
3 Reg. 50 Bonnie Sleepers, for outdoor sleeping,
with feet Sizes l8 to 20 --- So
4 Reg. S195 Non-run Rayon Pajamas in tearose
Req 50 Cotton Pajamas. Small size only 79c
Z Rer 81 50 Small Pantie Girdles . 79c
The Palais Royal, Rayon Underwear =. First Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-08

Only five, Of these beautifully
styled evening gowns leftl
Rayon taffeta and net. Sizes .
to Is.
The Paiais Royal,
Junior Dresses Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-08
Table Scans

brocade damask)
Evening star., 1940-02-08
LAMPS, Greatly Reduced

1 Lumarith Lamp and Shade, rust color; was $7.9s,
S5.9S
1 Blue Lumarith Lamp and Shade; WAS $7.93, 1898
Dubonnet Lumarith Lamp and Shade; was $7.9S,
S5.9S
Rust Lumarith Lamp and Shade; was $4.98, 1898
/ Blue Italian Pottery Lamp and Shade; was $9.9S.
S7.9S
l Flowered China Table Lamp and Shade; was
47.08 $4.56
Modern Wood Lamp and Shade; was $7.98 $4SS
1 Ivory Nursery Floor Lamp with Shade; was $798
$2.98
l Marble and Brass Lamp with Shade; was $6.9S,
$3.98
1 Green Glass and Brass Nautical Lamp with
Shade; was
The Palais Royal, Lamps .. Fifth Floor
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Road Conditions In
Connecticut Better
Route No. U. S. in New Haven Only One Calling for
Detour While Construction Work Progresses

Construction In force In the state
OF Connecticut ANNOUNCED by the
Connecticut Highway Department
June IL, for the week ending June
az, together with surface oiling and
stone surfacing.
Closed for Construction-Detour
Provided
Route No. U. 8. I
East Haven-East Haven cut-off
Approximately is miles OF reinforced
concrete and rolled gravel pave
rnent.
CONSTRUCTION - Traffic Maintained
Route No. Us. 8. !
Fairfaeld-5,97s feet OF 1880
wide On concrete pavement on
Kings hiahway.
Fairfield-5,S46 feet Of concrete
pavement co. wide on Kings high
way.
Stratford-Main street. 2,6lS feet
OF bituminous concrete on concrete
base-56'-e5' wide.
Route No. u. 3. Ia
Milford--Wilbur Cross Parkway
bridge over U. 8. Ia.
Route No. 2
North stonington-Reloca OF
this route around villag Of North
Stonington. No hindraalce TO traf-
flo over present route.
Route No. 3
stratiord - Steel rigid frame
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combination Of all the tempos,
sweet" and swing" as well as
dreamy" with emphasis on finesse
and coloring Of arrangements.
Bob Chester Is scion OF one Of
Americas wealthiest families. His
stepfather is Albert Fisher, retired
president Of the Fisher oBdy Cor
poration Of Detroit.
Featured with Bob Chester's Or
chestra are Dolores O'Neill, beautiful
swing songstress and AL Stuart,
whose baritone vocalizing and nov
city songs offer many entertaining
moments.
The New Departure band Of Bris-
toll, under the direction Of Ernest A.
Becker, will present a concert from
3 to 5 p. m. Sunday afternoon. Ell
mer Holtz, well known Hartford
whistler, will be featured in several
speciality numbers.
Lake Compounce now features q
new Hammond electric organ in the
roller skating rink. The organ music
amplifled through the parks elab-
crate sound system makes one Of
the finest installations of its kind. A
brilliant fireworks display at II p.
m. and dancing to the music Of the
Hal Mcintyre orchestra are regular
Saturday features at Compounce.
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CONCERT PIANIST
WITH WPA GROUP

with Stanley Need, concert plan.
LIST, as guest artist, the second Of
the weekly Monday night Pop con-
certs by the Bridgeport WPA Sym.
phony Orchestra will be given June
II, $3.50 p. M, OF Pleasure Beach
Ballroom, Bridgeport. Frank Foil
will conduct the unit Of the Connec.
ticut Music Project In another pro.
gram OF light music. At the initial
concert last Monday hundreds
braved the storm TO hear the Or
chestra and II Ia believed hundreds
more will be present Monday eve
ming TO greet the symphony In its
new summer setting ct the NAM
moth Pleasure Beach Ballroom.
Stanley Need who formely lived In
Stratford Is known to Bridgeport
audiences for his excellent piano
recital work. A student OF John
Adams Hugo he. has played ex-
tersively In Bridgeport and Is the
winner Of o diploma by Mr.. Hugo
the second ever TO be given by that
teacher.
During the past there years Mr.
Need has been studying with Alex
arder Slot, who Is one Of the last
living pupils Of Franz Liszt and one
Of Rachmaninoff's teachers. He
Is now O resident OF New Haven
where he Is active In many musical
clubs, In addition to teaching there
and throughout the Nauagtuck
Valley. Monday night he will play
Schubert's ''Wanderer Fantasy,
which was originally written FOL
piano only. The number was &C
admired by Liszt that he arranged
1t for plano and orchestra. The
arrangement Mr. Need will play
has been re-edited by Siloti accord
ing to the Liszt tradition.
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ACCIDENT REPORT
FORMS AVAILABLE
More Detailed Information
Expected By State De.
partment From Drivers

A new accident report form fias
been printed by the motor vehicle
department In On effort TO obtain
more exact information In regard "a
the location OF automobile Academia
The first section Of the new form
Is devoted to locating the exact scene
Of the accident and this informa-
ton Is TO be turned over 10 the
highway department 10 that road
condition can be checked OF the spot
where 1t occurred.
Drivers are urged by the Motor
Vehicles Department TO remember,
II they are involved In an automobile
accident, 10 make note OF landmarks
which viii make II easier for them
10 answer the questions on the report
form.
The Connecticut law requires that
any operator involved In an accident
resulting IN personal injury, no mat
ter how slight, or In the sum total
OF damage TO any property, iflclud.
ing oil vehicles involved, TO on ~.
parent extent In excess of twenty
Ave dollars, must make q written re-
port to the Commissioner Of Motor
Vehicles on blank forms provided by
the department.
The new report form asks for the
number Of the street or the number
Of the highway on which the acct.
dent occurred and, II II occurred OF
an intersection, the name or mum.
Der Of the interesting street or
highway. II not OF an intersection,
the driver Is asked to locate the spot
by explaining how many feet North,
South, East, or West Of some identi-
flying landmark II 10.
The nearest intersecting street, O
house number, power or telephone
pole (if number "a given), curv,
bridge. or other such landmark are
suggested o. 0 means OF locating
the scene.
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New England national rsccgniucn During The past few
gram Ths Carriers street." quest feminine
Tnma Hansen 2-yearod Chelmsford Massachusetts office worker
WITHIN @ wi, weeks o a me S V HS s.S P w A
81 s Before that time she has n snsd . MAKE W.
ing highlands repeating the
day. june nth she win Euestof
Ruth NOS interviews y. sg prosFa nsa C nc - Of
Om all sections Of the country took part in the contest
wATR-Mns feature. .enlsA. wa. Fulton
sc mns S Pst olDns s' S anrSrs MaoNd talk
llSO Leo Reisman.
There's no truth Light bandeader injured
win return to the air Lopez nsvotatng with
nnS0 on S0o osaSe Hedts Musical
those who later g on the ar Not Ss 5 % .spps
TIE show v originate in the sSsn on the
si 70 omit his @ sv vh nsa
done so three times during the past fortnight
.,.sv suy" timely spy drama Of
with Tamara Gsa modern M1a ass VI, VIII Ss the
BrOaSossans system tonight EDsT. Al
known this country as Ana wSs 'S cos
top Night dramatic actress She sd Ray
TSnsans ' roles n idiots Delight
more and katharine The Of LADY Spy
wrote the script
III. bows who have struggled aaditns
woadSe Wo introduced BY woE
Charles 9n ss no
continuity twisters like the seeming sea
aseth the seethng suceth u.s. etc ETC. our new addition
Fastened 70 be as practical stimulate the kind OF
assignments audonee would be called upon 70 handle ne became
I'VE sometimes found That the
cid TYNE Of test with and Its artificial situations and
neither accurate nor aT enough gauge
mans abilities instance do well On an sSdion but fall
down broadcasng The new WoR audion wncn was
hy Goodwin director Robert A. Simon
lively five program based the summary the sta
on broadcasts oil the various types Of
called handle the course OF On aver
Pronunciation OF musical terms foreign WORDS and
but IN natural
Test during bulletin interruption
associates
Judge the reading typical commercial
s worked In.
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ridge over Route No. 8.

bridge over Route No. 9.
ROut No. 20
Harkhamstd-Bridge construction
over west branch Of Pennington
river at Riverton. Temporary
bridge provided.
East CRANKY - CRANKY road
About I mile OF mituminous maca-
dam pavement.
Granby-East CRANKY road. 2 Ia
miles Of bituminous macadafn sur
face.
Route No. 80
Windham-Approximately Q Ia
miles OF concrete pavement on Nor
ich-Willimantic road from South
Windhari1 northerly. Short delay
for oile-Way traffic.
Route No. SEA
Observation-Disclosures 2 Ia
miles Of four-lane dual concrete
highway on the New London-Nor-
wich road. Short delay for one
way trafiic.
Route No. So
Ridgefleld- Constructing box cul-
vert near New York state Line.
Route No. u. 3. A
Canton. New Hartford Hartford
Winsted road. 2 la miles OF REIN
forced concrete pavement.
Winchester Ia miles Of con-
crete pavement from the city Of
Winsted west; also grading and
drainage installation. Detour Is
recommended by routes 1873 and 1872.
Route No. "a
Toliand--ex6 reinforced concrete
box culvert. Temporary bridge pro-
vided.
Route No. rs
Suffield-Storin sewer on Main
street.
Route No. SO
Ellington-8x8 reinforced concrte
box culvert. Temporary bridge pro-
vided.
Route No. So
Hebron--Elxeter road. 80 mile OF
bit,iminous fliacadain surface.
Route No. 81
Franklin--Repairs TO bridge over
Susquetonsquet brook on the Yantic
Lebanon road. Temporary bridge
provided. Traffic may pass.
Route No. o7
Sprague--Three-span deck girder
bridge and approaches ut Shetucket
river In Baltic. Traffic may pass.
Route No. 100
East Haven--Steel rigid frame
bridge ct High street. Temporary
bridge provided.
Route No. i01
Killingly-Bridge over Five Mile
river and approaches at Dayville.
Temporary bridge provided. Traf.
flc may pass.
Route No. 1lb
Acknowledgements road. About
/ 80 miles OF bituminous macadain.
Route No. l49
Colchester - Paper Mill bridge
over Jeremy brook.
East Haddam-Extension TO box
culvert at Moodus. Traffic may
pass.
East neutrality-suspicious. /
mile Of bituminous nnacadam on
the Moodus-W Westminster road. TEN.
porarily closed to traffic.
Route No. 1874
Preston - Approximately Ia
miles of bituminous inacadam pave
ment on the Preston Plains-G Girls
void road. Open to local trafiic.
Route No. 174
New Britain-N ewington - Grade
crossing elimination on Newington
avenue and New Britain avenue,
Temporary detour provided.
Route No. 1888
Oxford Seymour Rock House
Hill road. About IL mile Of BIZ
luminous macadam.
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REPUBLICAN in
TIE ON JUNE Y

washington, June 14.--(UP)-
Prominent Republican leaders who
have polled the Senate on the pro-
posal to adjourn by June %, found
1t about equally divided on the issue
today.
Their count revealed 43 In favor
Of concluding the session and 43
against. The decision thus would
rest with the 10 doubtful Senators.
House leaders abandoned hope Of
ending the session by June 20. be-
fore the Republican national con-
yention convenes, but Senate Demo-
cratic Leader Alben w. Barkley In
sisted that 1t could be done.
IF we pass the defense legisla-
ton and the tax bill. and the presi-
dent has no further legislation to
request Of us, see no reason why
we shouldn't adjourn" ne said.
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sHERIFFs NOTICE!

STATE or CONNECTICUT, COUNTY
OF NEW HAVEN, 30. Waterbury,
June 10, 1870.
Then and there by virtue OF an Ok.
day OF June, 1870, by Albert J.
Bronsky. clerk of the City Court OF
Waterbury, in the matter Of ]. r..
Smith & CO., Inc, vs.. Walter 8. Saw
osta, d. b.. a.. The Lucky strike
Bowling Alley. ! will sell at public
Auction at the public sign post IN
the City OF Waterbury on the 29th
day of June, 1910. at 1000 A. NJ,
Daylight Time. and then adjourn to
% Benedict street In said Water
bury. to the highest bidder for cash.
fixtures. consisting Of benches, scors
ing tables, inoiHteners, pins ana
balls, Venetian blinds etc.
DANIEL n. UcoNNoR.
s-1t-si-sssst Deputy sheri|
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S $ss!SF 4 yfEaSjs sss 4: f isEs:
LSTATE OF MARGARET MIG.
S ;n1S y P %sSsrparg. IL ss; sa q az u:
a The' court Of probate for the
District OF Waterbury, hath limited
and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the creditors OF
said estate TO exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect
attested, within said time, will BIO
debarred q recovery. All persons
Indebted TO said estate are request.
cd TO make immediate payment to
WILLIAM Il. .poNAHUE,
e.iS.st Administrator.
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NOTICE!

Advertising hearing on appiiea-
ton Of the Rose Land Holding Corp.
by Saniuel Bear. to establish a re-
tail gasoline station ut the north
east corner Of sheffield and Thcm-
as Hsar Aws" 70 b. hsld iFyIdsy. june
2lst, 1910, At 1880 o'clock A. NJ. D.
3. r. IN the office OF the Mayer, City
Hall, Grand street, Waterbury, Conn,
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TRrNTTY COMMENCEMENT

Hartford. Conn.,, June l4.-tUP)-
The Hath annual commencement
exercises Of Trinity college opened
today. and will conclude Monday
with the awarding Of honorary de-
grees and degrees In course.
The baccalaureate sermon win be
delivered Sunday night BY the Rev.
Roelif II. Brooks. rector Of st.
Thomas church, New York city.
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New York Stations
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WABC-'LeSsons' from
Abroad"-Louls johnson
i0:iB--WOR--NOw
WJZ-Dinah Shore. Orch.
i0:S0-WEAF-etory Behind Head
lines
woR-Dei Courtneys Orch,
WJZ-concert music
WABC--Nows OF the War
io,tB-WEAT-Dr. Harold Lass.
well
wABc-To BIO announced
Ii:0o-WEAF-News
WOR-News; weather
WJZ--News; Messner Orch.
WABC--Eddie Bush's Orch.
Orch.
WoR-Adrian Rollini Trio
tl:30--WEAF--Dance Music
WOR--Geno Krupa's Orch.
WJZ-Danee music
WABC-Larry Clinton
Orch.
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BOB CHESTER AT
LAKE COMPOUNCE
"Rhythms Of Tomorrow"
Featured Sunday Night
in Bristol Ballroom

Bob Chester. who brings his
''rhythms Of tomorrow" orchestra TO
the Lake Compounce ballroom sun
day night, Is definitely one OF the
future greats, the possible successor
TO the present day swing kings. The
orchestra provides music that Is q
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9, 9, = GoMM |, s;1Iy E. p p

STATE %ARlr & wGxoaNH NHSEHEGTys E. g RsS
E EsTArS So q anna n. .scxNLo LON
late OF the town OF Waterbury,
In said district, deceased.
The Court OF Probate for the Dis.
trlct Of Waterbury, hath limited and
hereof for the creditors OF said
estate TO exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts, properly at
tested, within said time, Will be de-
barred q recovery. ALI persons In.
debted to said estate are requested
to make Immediate payment to
GEORGE A. STOKES,
e-l3-3t Administrator.
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sT TARIcr Of WxTTsEzlRBuRY. 81. Pro

TRIcr OF WATERBURY,. 81. PRO-
BATE COURT, June eth, 1940.
ESTATE OF MINNIE STEELE,
County, New York, leaving estate in
this district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis
trict OF Waterbury, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors OF said es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set
Element. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts, property at
tested, within said time, will be de-
barred a recovery. All persons in.
debted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
HARRY r. STEELE,
6-14-3t Administrator.
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Nesv Car Dealers
Automobiles FOR Sale
PEDIGREED CARS

One.owner specials that We know
have been given excellent care OF
ell times.
80 Dodge Deluxe 4 Door Sedan
'38 Dodge 4 Door Sedan (2e,000 MID
81 Dodge .Jedan, 4 Dr.. Leather Uph.
az Dodge cport Coupe
'35 Dodge Sport Coupe, n. B.
SO Plymouth Coupe
81 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan
~ Plymouth Station Wagon
go Dodge Canopy Truck
81 Ford Tudor. Radio and Heater
Malcolm w. Starr
DODGE a PLYMOUTH
4ei Watertown Ave. Dial 6.li46
Open EVENINGS
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JOHN L. LEWIS
TALKS TUESDAY

Washington, June II. (UP)-CIO
President John L. Lewis today
scheduled an address In Philadel-
phia next Tuesday at time when
Republican platform writer's will be
working on party policy.
Lewis would not discuss specific
details Of his Tuesday night speech
before the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People,
but 1t was considered certain that
he viii take advantage Of the OPP
portunity to make known the
things he would like to see In the
major party platforms this year. ;
London has spent over $4,000 TO
protect It's water supply from bomb
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TOURING DAYS

1OO nlNH LA j -
ARE HEREl
Enjoy your Summer driving In one
Of these up-to- the.ininuts
Guaranteed Models.
1854 Buick Sedan
1871 Buick Sedan
io3e-4o Buick 2 Door Sedan
1887 Chevrolet Sedan
1898 Chrysler Royal Sedan
1888 Ford Convertible Coupe
1890 oidsmobile Sedan
1887 studebaker 2 Door Sedan
1887 Studebaker n. 0. Coupe
1885 Buick Sedan
THE
HOTCHKISS MOTOR
Co.
Your Buick Dealer for Over 20 Yrs
30s West Main st.
Tel. S.3i77
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Bae kstage wife
WOR--Basoball Game;
Dodgers w Cincinnati
WJz-Club Matinee: Va.
WABG-Bascbali Game:
Giants w. Pittsburgh
tMS-wEArs-sketeh, stella
g:so-wEAF-"Lerense Jones"
l.a5-WEAF--Young Wilder
wsz~%usic, news
S.oO-WEAF--Sket "Girl
wJz@Nams II and Take II
b:iS--WEAF--"Llfe Can Be
w efsevtsit Hey.. Sports,
wwSz-oiivio santors.
WABC-Coneert orchestra
k,lB-WEAF--S Sketch, "Tho
WJZ--Sketch, "Bud Barton"
WApc-,".seattsrgood
Balnes" .,, ..,
e,00--WIcAF --Sketeh I'LL Abner",
WORLDWIDE Don
WJz-Nsws; Alma Kitchsil
WABC--News; Edwin G.
Hill
eaB-WEAF--News; JinRles;
wjS@sports; Ed East
WxBc-Hollywood Re-
ssso-wEAF-Hsaleys stamp
WoR--News
WJz-Gien Cars Orch.
WABc-News. Paul Sui.
S-WEAF--sports, Paul
WoR@-Drama, "superman"
WJZ-Lowell Thomas
WABC-The World Today
7;oo-WEAF-=Fred Waring orch
WoR--sports, Stan, Lomax
WJZ--Josot Marvals, songs
WABC-Amos N Andy
7:i5.-WEAF--NewS OF Europe
WoR-ro be announced
WABC-Lanny Ross, tenor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quartet
W0R-Tho Lone Ranger
WJZ--Jim Dorsey's Orch.
WABc--Al Pearce's Show
7.SS-WEAF--Ted Steele, songs
S;0O-WEAF-Frank Blacks
Orch, Lucille Manners,
Ross Graham
W0R-Fifth Row Center
BusinsssS@shirley Booth
WABC--Kate Smiths Va
riety: Laurence olivier,
Abbott d Costello, chorus;
news
s:S0-WoR--Sinfon Alfred
Wallenstein
WJZ--Death Valley Days
e:OO-WEAF-Walt Time. Frank
Mum, Lyman Orch.
WoR--Gabriel Heater. news
WJz-Show Boat: variety
WABC--Johnny Green's
Orch, drama, music
e:i6-W0R-Fulton Lewis, Jr.
9:30-W Watts My Manner
woR-'Lady Spy" James
Rennie. Kent Smith
WJz-Quiz: This Amazing
America
WABC--Grand Central
Station
10:0O-WEAF-Don Ameche, Claire
Trevor, Pat Friday
W0R-Raymond q. Swing
WJZ-Dance Orchestra