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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
Keseru guny tlkrozodott Petion vona-
aiban mikor igy valaSzOlt:

Keseru guny tukrozodott Petlon Vona-
saiban, mikor ICY valaszolt:
- Birosag? On csakugyan idegen
ebben a varosban S raadasul meg olyan
vilagreszbol jon, ahol mi clvIlzaclonk
meg mem pusztitott ell nl:nden jogerzetet
A new york; birosag AIT tenne, amt Ca
bano herceg kovetel, inert a MI biroink
yak eszkozok vagyonosok es hatalmasok
kezeben. Az igazssg merlege mar csak ar
ra val6. hogy megmerje, eleg nagy-e az
ajandek, melyet serpcnyojebe vetnek!
Keserl guny tukrozodott Petion vo-
nasaiban, mikor ICY valaszolt:
Birosag? >. On cSakugyan lde-
gen ebben varosban raadasul meg
olyan vilagreszbol jon, ahol mi civiliza-
cionk meg mem pusztitott el minden joger-
zeket. Az itten birosag ezt tenne, amt
Cabano herceg kovetel, inert mi biroink
yak eszkOz0k vagyonosok es hatalmasok
kezeben. Az igazsag merlege mar csak ARA
val6, hogy megmerje, eleg nagy-e az ajan-
dek, melyet serpenyojebe vetnek!
- De mire valok a hirlapok? Eek
csak talan felil allnak minden megveszte-
getesi kiserleten?
IetiOII dLCd IileS ulkdOD clDOTulI.
A hirlapok? No, ezeket kar volt
megemliteni. A mai Interpretation csak
berence hatalomnak es valosaggal 60
nosz demona civilizacionak Annak re-
szen van, aki jobban fizet.
- Lehetseges volna ez? - kialtottam
fel megrokonyodesemben.
- Azonnal meg fogom ont err6l
gy6zni.
Odament falhoz beleszolt az egyik
telefoncs0be:
= Ugy hallom, hogy Cabano herceg
kocsisat ma valaki megverte a kozponti
park kozeleben. Mem tudna reszleteket
elmcndani errol az esetr6l?
Alighogy toilette ezt a kerdest, a
szemkozti falon megjelent egy iiveglap,
melyet eleinte tlk0rnek neztem, de csak-
hamar mggy6z6dtem, hogy ujsag. ko-
vetkezo szavakat olvastam eles villamos
vilagitasban:
Az Evening Guardian esti kiada-
sab6l.
VAKMERo UTONALLAS ES RABLAS
Ezen dollar jutalom kitiizve!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05

italt, vagy hogy AIT ingyen ell
is kivannak.
Hogy az ujsagos miert XII
vetel, ait mem ertem?
Ostobasag az a beszed, hogy
"ugyis meg kell t0lteni az uj-
sagot," inert ha mindenki ugy
gondolkozik es mindent potya-
ra koz0lnek a lapokban, akkor
egy het mulva mem lesz ma
gyar lap.
Sokan ugy erik, hogy inert
az ujsagos mem ad kezzel fog
hato portekat, az mem kerul
penzebe. A mozi sem ad. Megis
tudia minden jozan ember,
hogy a KEEP megnezeseert meg
kell fizetni, kiilonben a mozis
becsukna.
S mikor egy-egy nagyszaju
onkinevezte "vezer" ICY vegig
rugdal a magyar ujsagon, meg
akadnak - igaz mem sokan -
akik tapsolnak ilyen ostoba es
rossz akaratu beszednek.
Mivel az en- ujsagomnak -
talan az egyetlennek nagy
Amerikaban a magyarok k0zt
= ilyen panaszai nincsenek es
soha mem voltak, en- szabadon
beszelhetek err6l a dologrol,
inert mem mondhatja senki,
hogy a sajat erdekemben be-
szelek. Ertse es gondolja meg
minden jo akaratu ember,
hogy az ujsagostol ne kivanja
ingyen a portekat. Ha j6tekony
celu mulatsag van, kerjenek
t6lc is annyit, amennyit ma
sok adnak, keszpenzben s fl
zessenek meg azert, amit t6le
vasarolnak, hogy sikeriiljon a
mulatsag. A publicitasert.
Vannak magyarok, akik ugy
neznek a lapra, mint egy koz-
intezmenyre, amely 'k0teles''
irni err6l vagy arrol a mozga-
lomroi "k0teles" beszamolni
r6la, hogy Mr.. Nyelves milyen
szpicset vagott XII a hallgat6k
nagy unalmara egy gyulesen.
Szeretnem tudni, hogy ha a
lap "k0zintezmeny," miert mem
a "k0z" fizeti XII a nyomda-
ban a szerkeszt6 szamlajat,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05

Ma delutan harom orakor kozponti
park deli bejaratanal olyan jelenet jatszo-
dott lie, mely mutatja, hogy mily yak
nero az also osztaly nehany elvetemiilt
eleme. Ez az eset ujbol eget6ve teszi mar
reg szell6zetett kerdest hogy mem volna-e
tanacsos szigorubb rendszabblyo lyokhoz
nyulni azzal az osztallyal szemben, mely
abban tudatban, hogy mines veszteni va
LOLA, mindenre kepes.
Az eset kovetkez6: Mikor a mondott
oraban Cabano herceg hires es tekinte-
lyes polgartarsunknak kocsija a herceg
csaladjahoz tartozo ket holgyet witt
parkba, egy hatalmas vallu, eroteljes SUI
hanc, aki viselete utan itelve, ketsegtele-
nil idegen volt varosunkban, hirtelen a
kocsisra vetette magat, kicsavarta kezeb6l
az aranyfogantyus ostort.' De meg ezzel
sem elegedett meg, hanem sulyos csapast
inert kocsis arcara A lovak megbokro
sodtak, vadul agaskodtak nagyobb sze-
rencsetlensegnek csak ugy lehetett elejet
venni, hogy ket becsuletes polgartarsunk
"a Dloron utcaban lako Henderson es a
Bismarck utcaban lak6 Brook megragad-
TAX lovakat. A 1890. szamu rend6r mar
elfogta volt vakmer6 rablot, mikor egy
ven koldus, ketsegkivtl cimboraja, ravetet-
te magatSa t0rveny emberere fojtogatni
kezdte. mask gonosztev6, kiszabadulvAn
rendor kezeb6l, kocsiban lilo h0lgyeket
is XII akarta rabolni, de ekkor tobb rend6r
feltGnt az utica vegen a gonosztev6k
odabb allottak Cabano herceg ezer dollart
tiizo,t XII mindegyik gonosztev6nek kezre-
keritesere Titkos rend6rok egy darabig
meg kovettek a rablok nyomat, de vegre
megiS sikeriilt ezeknek eltiinni.
Az ostort kes6bb megtalaltak a Bonn
ba utcaban. Valoszinii, hogy a rablo
nagy sietsegben elejtette A gonosztev6ket
mem ismeri rend6rseg. Az egyik, a ma
gyobbik, meg fatal ember, divatos vi
oltozekben, egeszseges kiilseju, mig ellen
ben tarsa legalabb is hetven ewes es pu-
pos. rend6rseg gazdagon jutalmaz meg
mindenkit aki tettesek nyomara vezeti
Nos, nit szol ehhez? - kerdezte
Petion.
Elnemultam, mivel hazugsagnak es
igazsagnak ez ugyes kevereke annyira fol-
haboritott, hogy egyetlen szot sem tudtam
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
MINDEN ELpUSZTUIz

kiejteni Mifele ordongos szellem az, mely
ilyenre kepes.
Mialatt ICY gondolkoztam, megsz6lalt
falon lev6 villanyos csengetyii, mely
alatt egy szekrenyke volt alkalmazva. Pc
ton kinyitotta ait es kivett bel6le egy tav-
iratformaba 0sszehajtott kopirlapot. Elol-
vasta figyelmesen k0zben ram nezett,
mintha osszehasonlitana vonasaimat hol-
mi leirassal. Mikor ezzel elkeszilt, melegen
kezet szoritott velem nyajas hangon ICY
szolt:
Eddig csak megment6met LATHAM
onben, de most mar baratom gyanant i'd
v0zl0m ont.
- Mi birja ere? - kerdeztem
- Az k0rilmeny, hogy biztos va
gyok arrol, hogy minden $40, amt elmon-
dott, tokeletesen igaz hogy jellemenel
fogva megerdemi minden becsiletes en-
barnek rokonszenvet Ugy-e, csodalkozik
szavaimon? De megmagyarazok onnek
mindent. Mikor elmondta, hogy kiosoda
es honnan valo, mar akkor is teljesen big
tam onben, de ), olyan tarsadalomban
elek, arnelyt6l minden kitelik. Meg az is,
hogy lily m6don csempesz valakit bizal-
mamba. Szerencsere azonban van az aru-
las nemenek is egy ellenszere En- olyan
titkos tarsulatnak vagyok tagja, ne1y az
egesz vilagon bir 0sszekottetessel mikor
az trn@nt egy pillanatra elhagytam a szo=
bat, azert tettem, hogy 0nr6l tudakoz6d-
Jam. Bocsasson meg bizalmatlansagert
de meg fogja erteni, ha valamivel melyeb-
ben beletekint viszonyainkba En- tehat az
on szilofoldjen felvilagositast kertem sze-
melyet illet6leg az az ertesites, melyet
kaptam, teljesen megnyugtato Most mar
csak ait mondhatom, hogy listen 'hozta
kedves baratom es elvtarsam!
Viszonoztam kezszoritasat es meg
koszontem j6indulatat, inert ereztem, hogy
ennek nyilt es 6szinte tekintetnek lehe-
tetlen ellenallni
- Mem fenyeget veszely? - kerdez-
tenn aztan, pillanatnyi aggodalomtol meg
kapva. - Mem fog az kocsis, aki min
ket idehozott elarulni, miutan tudja, hogy
milyen dij van fejemre kitiizve?
Attol mem tartson valaszolt
Petion. - Hisz eszrevehette, hogy tiz kocsi
kozil eppen ezt az egyet szemeltem XII,
Evening star., 1942-03-05
SiIref'scure

Il VIM. Rogers Guild Pat
tern Well and Tree Platter.
Slightly SCARED. Was $40.
$1,000
-3 Aluminium Trays with
china centers. Slightly
SCARED. Were .s8--S1.99
Sterling handle 3-pc. Carv-
ing Sets. Were $7.98- -S5. .98
Sessions Electric Alarm
Clocks. Were $3.98---S1.89
Sterling Silver Oyster Forks.
Queen Mary pattern. Were
$l.50 ----S9c
Silver Plated Tableware.
Rogers non-matching disc.
patterns -- Csc "a.
Large sire, Silver plated
Serving Pieces. Were 81, 79c
(Plus 1o7s Federal Taxi
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-05

les Window Shades, Sec
onds in most popular colors.
Were 95 ----59c ca
-16 3-Fold Folding Screens.
Were S2.49 --S1. 90
-125 Knitted Slip Covers for
chairs and sofas. Were 1898
to s6.98 S2.48 to S4.48
so India Print Spreads.
2x2l2. Were $500
IS Prs. Wide Mesh Tailored
Curtains. Were roc pr sc
-6 Repp Studio Couch Cow
ers. Were s798-S3.98
10 Bolts Of Theatrical
Gauze. Were 35c yd.---l7c
Il Blond Maple Cedar Chest.
Floor sample. AS is S22.95
is Pairs of Rayon Cotton
ask Draperies. Were
1895 --------S7.99
g Automobile Seat Cover
Sets Were 1898 to s4.98 set.
AS iS----------S2. is 81
-6 Venetian Blinds. AS is.
Were $3.99 to S5.95---Sl.5O
IA Window Blinds, assorted
sizes, perfect quality. Were
$3.50 to S4.49----S2. so
lis Rayon Panel Curtain
Strips. Were 79c----39c
-150 Pairs Extra Wide Pris-
ella Curtains, 118" wide to
the pair. Were s2.98 pr,
S1.9S
$ Bolts Of Plaid Striped
Monks Cloth. so" wide. Were
ssc 79c
5 Bolts of so" Spun Rayon
Drapery Damask. Were e8c
yd. ---------69c
is Pairs Ruftex Draperies.
Were 1898 ------S2.99
IL Daybed Covers. various
patterns. Were s1.69 to s1.98,
S1.l9
-55 Dining Room Slip Cow
ers Of cretonne. Were sec
ca. -----------49c
Kann's-Third Floor.
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LeafhergOOdS

-1O New Rags. Slight ir-
regs. Were sl69 ---S1.O9
-35 Genuine Leather Bags.
Slight irregs. So grade S1.39
10 Evening Bags. Were SO,
soc
10 Corde Bags. Were s595.
$500
100 Women's Belts. We're
soc and S9C
10 Tie Racks. Were $l.50.
S1.O0
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Umbrellas

8 Women's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were SO S1.09
, Women's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were 81 4S2.29
-3 Women's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were IS S2.79
. W0men's 16-Rib Silk I'm
brellas. Were So 1900 S4. 90
Il Womsn's 16-Rib Silk I'M
brella. Was s6----S $3.50
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Housewares

AOa9SS N8O4B GO
Il Double Size Double Door
Metal Wardrobe Closet. As Is.
Was $19.e5---S14 90
Il Double Door Metal Ward
robe Closet. AS is. Was
$11.95 --c c2 OK
Il Double Door Metal Utility
Closet AS is. Was $3.50,
Il Metal Utility Closet. As
Is. Was s6.98 8---S444
Il Metal Wall Cabinet. AS
is. Was S5.98 81. .92
Il Porcelain Top Metal Cab
met Base, as is. Was S798,
S5.98
Il ReadybuiIt Georgian De-
sign Ivory and Brick Fire
place. floor sample. Was
$500 $500
-6 Black Steel Log Baskets.
Were $198 --S1.19
a Bathroom Scales, shop
worn, were $3.49; IA Shower
Bath Curtain Sets, were 1898:
4 Cast Iron Double SkilletS,
were $3.50 --S1. az
-s Cast Iron Deep Skillets,
were S129: 8 Enameled
French Fryers, were $1.49;
33 EnameIed Round Deep
Dishpans, were s1.25---69c
-23 Ironing Tables. As Is.
Were s2.49 to 1898,
S1.00 to S1.98
-12 Carpet Sweepers, shop
worn. Were s2.2s---S169
so Metal Decorated Waste
paper Baskets. Were soc 39c
i Lot Bates Rubber Bath
Brushes, Utility rushes,
soiled. Were 39c and 69c.
19c and 39c
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Art Goods

Yarn Holders. 2 styles.
Were 81 ---19c
IA Boudoir Pillows. Slightly
soiled. Were sec and ST. -39c
-S0-Yd. Skeins Crochet Cot
ton. Assorted colors. Were
-8 Hand Embroidered Scarfs.
Models. Were $2.98 to s4.98.
S1.29
-12 Bar Harbor Sets. Were
$l.59 9&c
-2-OZ. Skeins Clair De Crepe.
500 wool and 400 rayon
yarn. Assorted colors. Were
SOC --------------------19c
Kann'EFourth Floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Better Dresses

-25 Sample Dresses. Printed
rayon crepes end rayon sheers.
Sizes 1611 to 22l2. Were
f16.95 to 25--SQ Q7
10 Daytime Dresses. Plain
rayon sheers, prints and COM
binations. Sizes for misses
and women. Were s1e.95 and
s25--S14.97 SIS
4 Second Floor.
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Beds

Il 4-Foot Layer Felt Mat
tress. Was sls95 ca, S12.88
II Double Box Spring for
wood beds. Was $22.95.
SASS
II Walnut Veneer Dresser.
Was $32.95 -Sl9.95
Il Walnut Veneer Chest
Drawers- Was s2s.s5 -S17.99
Il Walnut Veneer Vanity.
Was s29.95 --S16 90
Il Mahogany Finish Chest
Drawers --S S9.95
Il Mahogany Veneer Chest
Drawers. Was 1885 S25.
Il Solid Maple Dresser. Was
S29.95 S1995
Il Solid Maple Chest Draw
ers. Was s24.95 95S17
Il Studio Couch. Was
1895 ~ S32.99
. Single Maple Finish Spool
Beds. Were 1895 ea.--S799
Il Double Maple Finish
Spool Bed. Was $685.,
S11.99
. Single Link Springs for
wood beds. Were 1896 S5.88
Il Double Inner Spring
Mattress, torn. Was $1299.
S7.99
-6 30-Inch Cotton Cot Pads.
Were s3.95 ea.----S2 2X
4 Solid Maple Vanities.
Were s24.95 ca. ea.---S14.88
Il Bareback Chair. Was
S24.95 -----S17.99
i Single Mahogany Finish
Sleigh Bed. Was S2295.
SI2.SS
. 4-Foot Inner-Spring Mat
tress, as is. Was $12.99, $40
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Blankets

&c Wool Filled Comforts.
Covered with rayon sateen.
72X84" size. Soiled. Were
S429 -----S3 90
4 Down-Filled Comforts.
Covered with rayon Celanese.
72x84" size. Soiled. Were
1896 ---S8.99
is Comfort Covers. Printed
sheer batiste. 72x84" size.
Were $3.50 ---S1.99
20 Pillow Protectors, padded
with white cotton. Standard
size. Were CSC ea.----39c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-05

WaShiMq
Machines

Il Washing Machine, wiring
er type, rebuilt t---S29.95
Il ABC Spinner Washing
Machine, rebuilt ----S49.95
Il Large Easy Washing Ma
chine, floor sample. Was
s139.s5 --------S99.95
Il Easy Washing Machine,
dryer type. Was s159.95,
S139.95
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Handkerchiefs

MEMS Linen Handkerchief.
Hemstitched hens. Slightly
damaged. Were Csc,
lie Or 8 for SOC
-Noveity Cotton Handker-
chiefs for women and chill
dren. Were 5c----2c
Mems Cotton Handkerchiefs.
White with hemstitched hens.
Were 25c---14c or 2 for Csc
-WOmen's COIorful Linen
Prints. Were 25c,
14c or 2 for Csc
Kann'stStreet Floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Je,ceIrg
COrSefs

-73 Lady Hampton Founda-
tions. Cotton batiste and
Limo elastic. Were $3.50,
SASS
-162 Foundations and ALL
in-Ones. Rayon and cotton
and cotton and elastic. Va
rious designs. Were $3.95 to
IS ----------S2.50
Table Lot. Assorted rubber
panties, elastic and cotton gir-
dies, rayon and cotton bro
cades. Were 81 and 81.
59c ca.
Cotton Brassieres. Were soc
70 oSc ------------- 4SC
Kann'SSecond Floor.
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Girls Wear

5 Rayon Satin Quilted
Robes. Were s399 S1.09
IA Long-Sleeved Slip-on
Sweaters. Were s1.29-1 14c
10 Rayon Dresses. Were
1929 ----79 79r
30 Teeners' Betty Barclay
Dresses. We're s3.95 -S2.49
-6 Teeners' Rsyon Party
Dresses. Were s10.e5 S54q
3 2-Pc. Cotton Corduroy
Skating Suits. Were S5.95,
S2.99
-10 Skirts. Were s1.99 99c
is Teeners' Dresses. Were
s3.ee 99c
$ Teeners' 2-Pc. Cotton
Corduroy Skating Suits. Were
s7.s5 ------S S5..4
Floor
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Juniors Wear

IS Rayon Gabardine Dresses.
Were So --S S1.59
is Street Dresses. Rayon.
Were s7.95 to s1o.95 S2.99
80 All-Wool Flannel Dress
e.. Were s4-----S1.99 81
30 Rayon Street Dresses.
Were 1896 to sl4.s5 S3.97
B Evening Capes. Shorty
and cape styles. Were s7.e5
and s14.95 1897
IS Skirts. Assorted sizes.
Were 81 and s5.s5 $500
-5 BIouses and Sweaters.
Were SO --- S1.OO
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-05

-12 Monotone Tweeds. Boxie
styles. Wine, blue, and green.
Misses sizes. Were $29.95.
$500
Properly labeled as TO fibre
ContentD
20 Plaid, Fur Trimmed
Sports Goats. Misses sizes.
Were 1895 5--S2 $4,000
Plus 1875 Federal Tar
Pc Fur Trimmed Dress
Coats. Were 1895 to s49.95,
$500
plus 1895 Federal Tar
PA Fur Trimmed Dress
Coats. Were S48
Plus 10F Federal Tar
Kann's-Second Floor,
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Trinainiflqs

-15 Fur Collars. Fluffy. light
shades. Were $6.95-- 1886
Buckles, Clips, Pins. Metal,
some with colored stones.
Were 81 59c
(Plus 10% Federal TdI)
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Linens

Cotton Lace Napkins. Ecru.
Were soc ea.- ea.---25c
Odd Lot Cotton Scarfs.
Were SOC and soc -----29c
Seconds Of $3.50 Scranton
Lace Cloths - S149
Linen Crash Cloths. Red.
50y50" size. Were s1.25- 19c
Chenille Bath Mats. Blue
only. 24x45" size. Were s4.95,
$3.50
Cannon Turkish Towels.
20x40" size. Stripe pattern.
Were Csc 6 for S1.00
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Neckirear
Wash FrOckS

Cotton Wash Frocks. Soiled.
Were S1.39--- S5c
-Rayon Print Frocks. Were
$1.69 and S1.99 -Sl. 40
-Sueded RayOn and Cotton
Dresses. Soiled. Were S1.99.
S1.0O
Cotton Printed Hooverettes.
Red only -------50c
-Rayon Georgiana Frocks.
Soiled. Were s7.95 and s10.95.
S4.99
Second Floor.
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RuuOn indies

30 Brushed Rayon Bed
Jackets. Irregs. of Sl.l547C
so Cotton Knit Union Suits.
Broken sizes. Irregs. of SIPS
and s1.50 grades 79c
los Cotton Tuckstitch I'm
dies. Small sizes
is Tuckstitch indies. Ir-
regs, Of s1---68c
10 Rayon Crepe Slips Bro
ken sizes. Tearose 3 for 81
As Cotton Tuckstitch I'm
dies. Irregs. Of soc 38c
-33 indies. Cotton union
suits. cotton vests. pantie gir-
dies and rayon panties. Soiled
from display. Were 39c to
SO ----1a price
Kann'+Street Floor.
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China

a 3-Pc. Console Sets. Were
$1.49 -2o 2oc
5 S-Pc. Cake Sets. Were
$1.ss -S1.OO
8 Metal and Glass Novelty
Items. Were 81 to $l.98,
SOC ca.
81 Doz. Ebbey Decorated
Tumbiers. Were 6ec doz.,
47c
~ Crystal Salad Plates.
Were 1Sc ca. ea.--1OC
. 53-Pc. Dinner Sets. Were
$l0.9s. Irregulars $500
4 62-Pc. Dinner Sets. Were
Sl4.98 --S8.8 .88
. 62-Pc. Dinner Sets. We're
1883 -S9.94
Il s4-Pc. Dinner Set. Was
$24.9S -S17.77
. 94-Pc. Dinner Sets. We're
s24.98 ---S14.98
Il 93-Pc. Dinner Set. Was
$59.98 --- S34,98
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Hosiery

-Trregs. and First Quality
Run-Resist and Regulation
Rayon Hosiery 29c
Mems First Quality Il Hose.
Soiled -6 prs. S1.00
Misses and Children's
Sports Socks. Broken sizes,
colors and styles s------10c
-Rayon Mesh Hosiery SOC
-150 Prs. Full-F ashioned Silk
Hosiery. Slight irregs. CSC
Kann's+Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
SuOrfStceUr

"a Sports Dresses. Were
s5.s5 $500
A Wool Sports Dresses. Were
s25 -S14.OO
$ Rayon Sports Dresses.
Were $7.95 and S10.95 $500
. Sports Dresses Were
$3.50 ----------S25.OO
-33 Wool Slipon and Cardi-
gan Sweaters. Were $5.95,
1888
-21 Wool Sweaters. Were
s1.es s----S1.39
So Wool Sweaters. Were
sl.99 S1.O0
-68 Wool Skirts. Were S2.99.
S1.89
SO Rayon Shirts. Were
s2.25 -S1.69
-83 Rayon Blouses. Were
$2.99 and S3.50---S2.29
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Infants Wear

Tots Velveteen Dresses.
Sizes / to 6. Were s3.99 and
s5.99 S1.94 and S2.29
Tots Cotton Dresses. Prints
and stripes. We're s1.69 and
S1.99 -64 64c
-Leggings. Headwear, Pock-
etbooks, Scarfs. Were soc to
Si.69 24c
Tots Felt Hats. Were soc
to s1.ss 34c to 99c
Tots Cotton Corduroy Jack
cts Sizes 1 to 6. Were
sl.2s --86c
-3-Pc. Sleepers, Union Suits,
Rayon Panties and Slips, Cot
ton Union Suits, Slips and
Panties. Were sec to s1.69.
19c to 94c
Tots Coat Sets. Sizes to
2. Were $500 S2.99
Sample Knitwear. Shawls,
mittens. sacques, leggings. leg
ging sets. Were soc to s7,99.
19c to S5.32
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
RuqS

II 9x12 NOTED Administer
Rug. Soiled. s34.95 S16.S8
Il 9x12 Figured Administer
Rug. Soiled. s3495 -Sl7.95
Il Heavy Administer Rug.
9x10. Was $685. -S39,95
Il Administer Rug. 9x9.9.
Was S49.95 -S $40 95
p Administer Rugs. 9x12.
Were $685. each -S44.95
Il BroadIoom Rug, l2xlg.
Was s236.50 S8995
Il Administer Rug, 83x1o.6.
Was s3495 --------S24.99
Il Wool and Fiber Rug. 8.3x
106. Was $685. SS.95
Il Twistweave Broadloom
Rug. 6x9. Was s34.95 -S1O.S8
4 4'6"x7 s" Reversible Fiber
Rugs. Were s695--S2. .SS
20 Tufted Chenille Rugs,
seconds, 22x36. Were s2l9
each QQ QQc
-25 Cocoa Door Mats. Were
S1.19 -79C
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Notions

Notions
Small Lot Chemi istry
Aprons. Heavy rubber. Were
79c -----4JC
Novelty Brushes. Were l5c,
10c
Red and Blue Knitting
Bags. Were 69C
-Kolapso Garment Hangers.
Were soc ----------25c
-I2-Pocket Shoe Bags. As
sorted colors. Were 39c 19c
Knit Ironing Board Pad
with 2 covers. Were 89c 59c
Wooden Tie Racks. Were
SOC ---------- Die
30 Chair Pads. Odds and
ends. Were 29c and SOC 19c
-Pliofilm Lingerie Sets. Were
81 -------------- 45c
Odds and Ends "Lastex"
Yarn GirdIes. Assorted sizes.
Soiled ------25C
Kann'~Street Floor,
Evening star., 1942-03-05
GLOVES
FllrS

Black Caracul dyed Kid
Jacket. Was $50 S44 90
-Black-dyed Ponyskin Coat.
Was s89 ------ SIS 90
Black Caracul dyed Paw
(plate). Was STD $4,000
-Beaver-dyed Mouton Lamb.
Was 500 $50 90
Dyed Skunk Coat. 40 inch
es long. Was $3.50 $4,000
Natural Gray Persian Paw
(plate). Was s169 $4,000
-Sable-dyed Muskrat. Was
5000 --------S S157.OO
Black dyed Cross Persian
Lamb. Was $3.50 $4,000
Mink dyed Muskrat. Was
$3.50 $4,000
Plus 10Tc Federal TarJ
Kann'SSecond Floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Dresses

-62 Misses and Women's
Street Dresses. One and two
of a style. Plain and printed
ravon crepes. Were 1886 to
s7s5 5---S3.88
-21 Women's Tailored
Dresses. Some slightly soiled.
Navy. Were s3.99- $3.50
Kann'-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Home Fiffinqs

Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-05

Kann's-Third Floor.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-01-30
ASPARAGUS SALAD

Though salads are served thru
out the entire year-One can al
most say that this is salad season,
inasmuch that in most families
they are now eaten twice day
occasionally being the main dish
in the meal. This being the case,
the more salads the merrier.
Sweet Pepper and Asparagus
Salad
Cut sweet red peppers in strips
and mix with fresh asparagus tips.
Lay on bed of lettuce hearts or
water cress. Use half as much
peppers as asparagus. Dress with
the following: Mix together one
small red sweet pepper finely
chopped, one very small Bermuda
onion, finely chopped, one small
cucumber pickle, finely chopped.
dash of cayenne paprika and salt.
Stir this mixture into one cup of
mayOnnaise.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-01-30

tinues:
Tine answer to that question
may be hard to swallow, at times;
it may call for a pooling of tools,
for a redistribution of skilled
workers, for a concentration of
civilian production in one set of
plants and 100 per cent war pro-
duction i'm others, it may involve
a curtailment of the ordinary func-
tions Of ownership, management
and labor; it may, in fact, and
probably very often will, call for
utterly revolutionary changes in
the method of operating that indus
try"
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-01-30

''Out Of the back Of the book" The
President has told us what we
must accomplish during 1912; dur
ing 1912 we must make $4,000 air
planes. $4,000 tanks, 10000 anti
aircraft guns, 100000 tons of new
shipping.
We have the answer, but it is
for us to work the equation out.
And these are the factors: D
Time we are now more than
four weeks into 1912 and every "a
hours is another day. (2) Mater
ials there are scarcities and
shortages, we must produce much
more, we must curtail unessential
uses, the civilian must take it on
the chin. (3) Machines we
haven't too many, unless we use
every ounce OF ingenuity and ap-
plication We have, every technique
Of the most resOurceful industry III
the world, we may not have enough.
ManpOWer - as Of today we have
about 100000 workers engaged
in war production. Well have to
triple that figure, We'll have to
train millions OF new workers in
many diverse techniques, We'll
have to call on Americas women
as the aircraft industry already is
beginning to do
These are the factors. And
every days delay in working thru
them to the right answer means
American soldiers and sailors, and
the soldiers and sailors of our
democratic friends and allies, sac.
rificed because they haven't
enough of the proper tools with
which to fight Not enough air,
planes - we already know what
that means Not enough guns, not
enough tanks, not enough ships to
get the guns and tanks and planes
where they are needed.
Here's a hard boiled and realistic
approach to conversion of our
great mass production industries
to war purposes. 1t is that of the
chairman Of the new war produc,
ton board, the man whose decision
in all matters of war production
are to be final" The only guage
we can apply to this problem says
Mr.. Nelson, is what method will
most quickly give us the greatest
volume of war production in this
particular industry AMI he cen