davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-09-19

going it'll be lovely. I'm sending some
homemade fudge and brownies along,
SOS you can give some to the boys.
l can't think Of much else to say, ex-
cept l wish you'd send me some pho
tos and III write again tomorrow"
SHR hesitated, her pen suspended
above the spot where her signature
would 60. And in that moment, his
voice came back to her, young and
choked. and sounding a bit fright
ened. Hello, Nom he'd said.
And the announcer's voice came back,
too. Giving the boys address. Quite
clearly. Number 10 Sunset Drive.
Number Is, which was a great gray
clapboard building; the hollow gray
orphanage, the only home the seven
teen-year-old gunner's mate from Sea-
port, New Jersey, had ever known.
And Mrs. Mellinger. who had want
ed a son, but never been granted
one, suddenly understood as much
about this boy who had wanted
mother and never had one, as if he
had been her own. She knew what had.
driven him to speak on the radio this
afternoon, and she knew also that it
was much the same urge that was
driving her to write to him now. A
need stronger than any reason.
She dipped her pen once more, and
with no hesitation she signed the
letter: Love, Nom
The Ead
Evening star., 1943-09-19
She rocked comfortably
in her chair and waited

Mr.. Jackson at the grocery store tells
me, they're building a new wing onto
the orphanage. l covered the rose
bushes all around with straw, and by
the time you get home, you'll be wear
Evening star., 1943-09-19

ing the best-looking roses in Seaport
in your buttonhole, plucked right out
of our own backyard. l am going to
do your room up like ship. It's not
all planned out yet, but when get
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SEEKING RELIEF
FOR FARMERS ON
TAX PAYMENTS

ORLANDO, Feb. TO- CFNS)-
florida Farm Bureau directors
this week, in a resolution direct
ed to the National Farm Bureau,
urged a study of the possibilities
of getting farmers allowed deciUc-
tions on income tax for payments
made on old land mortgage in
debtedness and that the same pro-
cedure be followed with reference
10 withholding tax credit on ad-
vance payments under Federal
Land Bank Loans.
It points out that the farmer,
with few exceptions, is the only
branch of war industry not gen
orally being encouraged 10 IN
crease production through the
medium of higher prices and VIZ
tually guaranteed profits, and
that relief for the farmer IN any
direction win be most helpful
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BAY COUNTY MAY LEAD
ALL OTHERS I'm DRIVE
FOR PARALYSIS FUND

PANAMA CITY, Feb. 10.FNS)
returns on the Infantile
Paralysis drive and Celebration OF
the Presidents Birthday indicate
that Bay County will lead the
state if not the nation on a per
capita basis.
Under the able craftsmanship OF
Mrs. Z. E. Brewton the local COM
mittee raised over $1,000, and adj
ditional funds are still coming in.
Last year the total raised in the
county was S42819
Very little expense was attached
to the campaign as the greater
cart of the fund was raised in per-
sonal solicitations under the block
plan.
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TIVE CrRcCsT COURT or TYIE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA. IN
AND For MONROE COUNTY. IN
CiANCERY.
No. S-4Tf
= the l~atter Of removal of
sabil ties Of Gladys huIberg.
married woman.
TiSAI. DI1fFsEE
This cause "ame on 20 he heard
Ion the get ton. L stimony and re-
."rt Of tn H~acfa' Master in Chan
Hry heretofore appointed herein
md the Court fnd nC fir m an ex-
mlnation Of TIE files IN this cause
at Gl"avs Nu'Aarg. the petitioner
herein, is married woman who re-
ies in he Safe Of Florida. AMI
hat notice Of said petitioners in
-ntlon 10 apply for 4 license to
manage, take charge of, and control
-er proocTtF and To bec0~7e a free
11aler in every respect. has been
gwen at the times and in the man
ner ard fora requ red bv Section
62-2S, Florida Statutes 1871: and
= on the hearing thereof the Court
being fully satisfied that the said
s-fad :: MUiberg S1as tl,e ra.-a,.it,
I'D cEa.ificati,~e 20 take charge ar
and mirage h. own state ard
property. and I" become a free deal
eT IN every res ct, and thercupon.
upon consideration thereof.
II ~ elisDtiS..D ADIJrf..ifsD and
DECRitiGD as fellows:
l. That the report IF the SBeciai
MaSteF IN Chancerr herein he and
the same Is hereby confirmed
2 That the said G'ad.s Nf,Ih.rs.
married woman, i3 h s,4.,y <, ant4d
Incense To take charge -. manac.
ana control her own estate ana
property and u become "a free deaf
III - cry respect, to contract and
De contracted with. u SUI. aud h..
sGed: and 10 bind he. ss.lf in an re-
spects as fully az IL -. w.r. M.
married uh-
.. That all the costs and cxnens,.s
u thls cause be lien lrpop and
PAM out of the estate OF the petition-
- .'NE and ORDERED at Cham
S 9' al Key West, Florida. his ses.
udF OF January, A. ID. 1915
Arthur Gomez
Circuit Judge
Jan2T ;efb3- I0-I7-24.Is4s
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AQ PERMITTED TO
ABANDON ONE LINE

ST. CLOUD. Feb. TO- ms
A recent decision Of the l-tersfa-e
Commerce Commission permits
the Atlantic CoaSr Line o. anaa-
don It's branch hne fruna MlssIUl-
nee % ST. Cloud and Nzrroossee-
A year ago the raIlruad Eppeai-d
To the Florida Railroad CgEHls-
sion for permission to imIt RS
service on thls fzne - tEi-e a
week, but the pefItIon was na-
granted
Appealing 70 the ICC. thr rail-
road won IT'S case and nIgs may
discontinue service altoEetter ard
tear Up its tracks
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SONIA GIVES TIPS
ON ice SKATING
Bv SONIA HENIE
~ a

AP Features.
Ice skating is a sport for people
of all ages, a sport that gives you
pleasure and helps you keep heal
thy, che from which you can OBJ
tain either light exercise or a rig
orous workout.
Boots should be laced loosely
from toe to instep, then pulled
tightly through five eyelets and
lace loosely 10 top. To skate, place
the weight on the left foot, turn
ing the toe AS degrees from right
foot. Push away from left onto
right, shifting weight simuitan-
eorsly. Repeat with right foot
pushing and continue to alternate
A we'll bent skating knee is es-
sential to speed and balance.
You must learn something
about ska ing language SO you can
understand more readily the in
Structions / will give.
The blades skating surface has
two sharp edges, with a hollow be-
tween. The edge nearest the body,
which rests on ice when the ankle
is TUNED in, is called the inside
edge. The edge facing away from
the body is the outside edge. When
you stand on both edges, you are
on the flat. AS you can skate for
ward and backward, these words
describe the direction of the edges.
The foot which is skating IS
employed, as are all parts of the
!. body on the side with the skating
foot. The balance foot (off the
ice) and its side of the body are
unemployed. Tracing is the ice
mark your skates make. Lobe or
circle is a circular tracing. Start
rest, center, all mean point where
school figure begins.
School Fi,sures Needed in Skating
Competition
Figure skating has two parts,
free skating dancing on toes
and school figures. The public is
more familiar with free skating,
the kind featured in ice reVues,
but in skating competitions the
school figures are more important
since they count go per cent. A
school figure is pattern on ice
in. the form. of the figure eight,
or an eight with an extra lobe,
which competitors retrace three
Times. Lets start with the figure
eight. or forward outside edge.
IEi5Visuallze anteight pattern, with
1.-THE starting pointIin the center
where the two lobes meet. You
skate. the first lobe ION your right
foot, going clockwise forward.
Stand with your feet at right an
giles, right foot in direction of the
elobe. With right shoulder and arm
heading, left shoulder back, bend
lsHour left knee and drop your ankle
"so.that Your left skate is pushing
against it's inside edge. Raise the
right skate, lower it past the left
instep and push onto your right
foot. The right knee should be well
bent. with the right shoulder for
ward and the left well back( body
in line with skating foot and left
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LABOR is ACUTE
PROBLEM DURING
HARVESTING TIME

CIIEWISTON, Feb. 10. Ems
Labor has become the acute prob
lem in connection with the har-
Vesting of F'lorida's 100,000-ton
sugar crop, according to Jay w.
Moran, general manager of the
United States Sdgar Corporation.
While the company is utilizing
every possible mechanical help in
this work, $500 additional hands
are needed if quotas are to be met.
Absenteeism on the part of
many now employed is further
aggravating the situation.
Secretary Wickard has given
warning that 100000 persons
will be needed on the nation s
farms next summer if agriculture
is not to face a breakdown.
What is not realized" Moran
said, sis that Florida agriculture
is facing an acute crisis NOW,
and action next summer will be
too late to help the situation
here"
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bent right knee, on the forward
cart of the right blade. As your
weight shifts, your right shoulder
leads and is held lower than your
left. You look over your right
shoulder at the line you are to
travel. Your left leg should be
we'll turned out from the hip with
the toe pointed. Balance by almost
crouching and leaning forward.
AS you get halfway around the
first lobe. the left leg passes the
right so that it is leading as you
move back to the center. AS this
leg moves forward, the shoulders
and arms rotate so that the posi-
lions of the arms, shoulders and
unemployed leg are reversed.
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leg raised behind. Arch your back
and lean inward.
You look over your right Shout
der which is slightly lower than
the left, at the line to travel.
Your arms should be waist high,
with palms facing the ice and fin
gers extended. Halfway around
the lobe, the right knee straightens
and the left leg passes to the front
as the shoulders rotate and the left
takes the lead. Riding back to the
center, the right knee bends again
and your balance is on the back
part of the blade. This provides
momentum to close the circle.
Now you start the second lobe
on your left outside edge. Where
as you began the first circle from
a standing position, you now have
speed up which enables you to
stroke off onto the left foot for
he second lobe. AS you reach the
center, bend the right knee, then
turn it out at a As degree angle
from the print and push firmly
onto a left outer edge. This lobe
is covered just as l outlined he
first lobe, except that the FASHIONS
tight and left are reversed.
The forward inside edge follows
the details of the outside edge, ex-
cept that YOUR arm positions are
reversed. with left instead of
light shoulder leading at tla start
and your direction is counter
clockWise.
Backward Outside Edge Requires
Bent Knee
Now let's try the backward out
side edge. Here's how: Face the
first lobe of the figure eight.
Your weight is placed on the left
foot over a well-bent left knee
and balanced by placing the right
toe-point in the ice in a crossed
position in front of the left leg.
Raise the. right ,toe-point end
wing the right leg in short arc
on the radius of the lobe about
20 be covered. Push on the left
skate and ride the edge, with we'll
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TO BE CONTINUED
PUTS EN- TO WORK

LOS ANGELES.-Irritated be-
cause the firemen had nothing to
do but sit around, a passerby de-
cared, I'm going to start fire
and give you something to do"
A few minutes later, the fence
and rear of the engine room of the
fire station burst into flames.
Inc passerby was arrested and
charged with attempted arson.s''
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N THE G:OTRT or THE CIR
CUT JUDGES. MONROE COd w
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE
IN re. Estate 81
JOHN c. LORD,
Deceased.
To All Creditors and Persons Har-
ing Claims or Demands Against
Said Estate:
You and each of you are hereby
1otified and required 10 present any
claims and demands VIII Oh you, Hr
.itker Of you. NAV have against the
estate of John &. Lord, deceast q.
ate of said County, 70 the county
Judge Of Monroe County, Florida ~
his office in the court house OF said
County at Key West. Florida with
n eight calendar months fgNnn the
time of the first qualification .9f .this
notice. Each clatm or defnnT1o enaf
be in writing. and shah states rhs'
place OF residence and post office
address of the claimant. md shall
be sworn to by the clain@s4&, b@s
agent. or his attorney. ana any sneh
claim or demand not SO filaa sfsafi
he VOID. E~s ssr@sss
FELTcETA NJ f19RD.
As administrators OF the Estate ct
John c. Lord.
jan2zfeb3-IO-l7.Is 1913
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PRIVATE COLONEL"

FORT SHERIDAN, Ill.-Whenl
Colonel Bramblett went to the
hospital here, he was ushered in
to the officers ward and shower
ed with attention. 1t wasn't until
a few days later that it was dis4
covered that Bramblett was a pri4
Vate and "Colonel' was his first
name, not his rank. ~
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New Method

Mother: Your hands arc clean
TODAY, for a change. How come,
Johnny"
Give been practising whistling
with nv 1ngels, Mama!'
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field.
The trophy was to be present
ed by Lane Dobbs, Jack Mat
thews, Manuel Varela, ST., R.
Rivas and E. Esquinaldo, Jr,
members CT the Monroe County
Baseball Commission. z3ii"f a.
On July 2, 1899, the Blue SoX
made II, two hi i The
Fort Myers nine.
Jesus Garcia, "a .ighting-fast
runner, sc9redf f the winning
marker in the last of the ninth.
Young, FIT. Myers pitcher,
struck out II Sox. He lost his
game in the first inning when
two hits, an error and base on
balls gave the locals four runs.
However, the fCalloosas' kept
pecking away until they ,l2u the
score in the sixth.
In the fifth, a three-run rally
sent Sox pitcher Gumo Diaz to
the showers. Harry WickerS
went in to relieve him and held
the invaders to one run in the
sixth ard pitched shutout ball
from there on out.
Jesus Garcia scored four runs
to win the outstanding player
honors on the offensive for the
Sox. Pie Traynor in the field
.layed like a big Lacquer.
Young and shortstop Keen
were Gttfeostafs for the visitors.
Massger Nash Diak of the in
ysArs ako made, a hit with To-
: sah fans. "a -
2SSeoreSX 2. ~ r. Fl. E.
Fl. Myersa4 020 OBJ O0O-6 z II
Blue Sox 40 010 001-7 z
Zone cut when winning run was
scored)
Young and Cook; Diaz, Wick
crs and AL Rodriguez.
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FOR SALE-1936 Packard 4-door
Sedan, 5 700x16 tires. Very
good. This car worth twice
asking price. $125.00. Apply
Manager, jefferson Hotel.
feb3-tf
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FOR SALE-Smith Type D Port
able Automatic Acteylene Gen
orator, complete SOFT. hose
cutting and welding torch.
Slightly used. Priced to sell.
Apply Manager, Jefferson Ho-
tel. feb3-tf
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On July %, 1899, it was an
nounced Armando Aoevedo, ace
Key West Conch who dominated
the shortstop position in Key
West for years, would be pre-
sented with trophy on July 4 at
an inter-city series. The award
was won by the Conch shortstop
for his contribution toward his
teams championship victory and
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q to that date.
nNc start 'todaXsWith June rs.
pa. no Fl " @s&E

ION June 26, 1889, the -Troians
edged the Pirates 5 to 4, while
the Kew West Conchs pounded
the Plue Sox 13 to o in a double
header.
In the first game, the Trojans
committed nine errors but the
steady pitching of Harry Dub
beyJ Wickers saved the day.
Clayton Sterling, young out
fieldcr-first baseman Of the Tro-
jams, cracked a pair of doubles,
and Wickers helped his cause
with triple.
George and Manuel Acevedo
each hit two safely for the Pi-
rates. Puby Specs Carbonell
pitched good ball for the BUGS
until the eighth when Jackie
Carbonell singled and, 'Wickers
tripled to swing The. score il IA
vor of the Trojans.S -" " w.
Score: r. H. E.
Pirates - 900 300 1904 9 2
Trcjans O2O O1etesXa! 55saf' 8
P. Carbonell ana r. R6drtgttez;
Wickers and Joe NaHarr6 r.
600" 9 >"
In the second game the Conchs
touched Howard Gates and San
chez for II hits.
julius OoDo) Villareal, rookie
Conch outfielder, collected three
safeties, as did Armando Ace
vedo, dean of shortstops, and Will
liam Gates, Key Vests most not
ed athlete. Machin, Esmond
(Tarzan) Albury' and Philip
(Cheta) Baker, hard and soft ball
player and boxer, each garnered
two bingles. The hits listed to,
tailed % bases.
Lucilo Gonzalez allowed the
SOx but three hits.
Sanchez lasted only one and
one-third innings before he was
sent to the showers. Gates was
pounded hard but Manager
frankie Caraballo. had no other
chunker to replace him.
Score: r. H. E.
Blue Sox -- 900 900 600 3 6
Key West 24O 02l O4x-13 II 2
Snehez, Gates and Al. Rod
ri9uez; Gonzalez and Griffin.
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Nation-WIde safety drive 20 cut
industrial accidents begin
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND MANS BICYCLE. Own
er can have same by identify
ing same and paying for this
advt. 16-B, Naval Air Station.
feb2-1 0tn
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FOR SALE-One tWo-ton chain
hoist. $500. Apply, Manager,
Jefferson Hotel. teb3-tf
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FOR SALE-50x20 tent, COM
plete with side poles. This tent
has never been used. Halt
, price. Apply Manager, Jeffer-
son Hotel. feb3-tt
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Court denounces union dynamit-
ing and orders case reopened.
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FOR SALE-Fully Equipped
Trailer, sleeps 3, reasonable
price. Apply 418 Bahama ST,
feb8-6tx
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: DoR0THEA REAiNARD
BATETA,
No. II Harrison Street.
New London. Connecticut.
You are hereby required to an
ear to :he bill If complaint for di-
nrco filed against YOU in the aboV"
STYLED cruise on the first Monday Of
March a. d. l943. otherwise the a.
egati0ns Of said bin viii he tak"n
rs confessed.
Done and ordered at Key West.
Monroe County, Florida. this 26th
a"-' ~ January. AID. I943.
(SEAL) Ross G SAWYER
Clc~k Of the Circuit Court.
": Cid.) Florence +. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
jau2I, feh3-lO-17 i945
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Democrats name Walker. de
nounce the opposition to FLYNN.
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POSITION WANTED

ELDERLY LADY viii take care
of children nights. GA Francis
Street. febl0-2tx
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LARGE HOUSEHOLD FRIGI-
. DARE, Estate Cabinet Gas
Range used 3 months, Folding
3-Burner Gasoline Stove with
less. Apply 93-2 Poinciana
Place. febl0-3tX
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Here's another chapter in our
review of baseball activities in the
Key West area during the years
from the late 1905 up until the
present time.
In our last column we review
ed few DAYS in June of 1889,
and in previous columns we COW
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MISCELLANEOUS

WILL PAY $500 to anyone find
ing a desirable large or small
house. 5l3 Whitehead Street.
feb8-3tx
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PAIR DARK GLASSES, ground
ed to prescription, IN Aronovitz
Dept. Store, Monday, between
1870 a. m. and 1890 p. IN. Re-
ward. Mrs. Coventry. Casa
Marina Hotel. feb9-2tx
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HELP WANTED

MARKERS WANTED in Laun-
dry, SOC per hour. Apply at
Building 131, Navy Yard.
feb4-tf
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LEGALS

N THE CIRCIIT COURT OF THE
TIEyENTII JUDICIAL CIRttIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. N
AND FOR MONROE COZ MY
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. S-4S2
RICHARD r. BARTA,
Plaintiff.
vs DIVORCE
DOROTHEA B2AINARD RARTA.
Defendant.
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w ANTED--Woman to take care
of baby in own home daily, ex-
cept Sunday. Apply Mrs. An
'derson, $50 Fleming st.
feb10-3t
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FOR SALE-1935 Ford. This car
has 5 good 600x16 tires. Excel
lent mechanical condition. Price
$500. Apply Manager Jeffer-
son Hotel. i feb3-tf
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l. E 6 A L 5


(1033 Probate Act, Secs. lls. lZBl
IN THE Court OF THE tIk-
GIFT JUDGES. MONROE Goa wv.
FLORIDA, ~ PROBATE
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WANTED - White Woman as
housekeeper. Salary $1,000,
room and board. Address Pc.
845. feb9-3tX
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WHITE GIRL, WOMAN, live in,
cook, nurse, one child Refer
ences. $40 monthly. Phone
150-R after $50 p. m.
feb8-6tx
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WAITRESS WANTED. Side
walk Cafe, Duva1 and Fleming.
jan4-tf
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FOR SALE-TWelve white por-
celain Counter Stools. Price,
$500. Apply Manager Jeffer-
{, son. Hotel. 8. 2 teb3-tt
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\ TIVE CrRCCtT COURT or TYIE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CtiANCERY.
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FOR SALE-One pair Fairbanks
Platform Scales. All metal.
Capacity, $50 lbs. $4,000. Man
ager Jefferson Hotel feb3-tf
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WANTED - Fountain Counter
Girls and Mattresses. Coed
salary. Southernmost City
Pharmacy janl-tt
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Classified Column

FOR SALE
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-03
Nemecti vojaci " Praze.

New York, (CTK) = dine 10
t. m. bylo %oznameno, re patty
odd1l SA Stadarte Felderrn-
halle byl prelozen do Prahy k
proveden1 1kolu predepsaneho
tomu to oddflu Adolfem Hitle-
rem. Prazsky nemecky list
Der Neua Tag dine 10. srpna
sd6lil dalsf podrobnosti, Poole
nichz muzstvo SA Standarte
Felderrnhalle objevilo Sc na
prazskych ulic1ch pc prve "a
obradnych oslav wv ehrmampf
tage" We dnech IA. a Is. srpna.
Dne Is. srpna dobrovolnfci u
vedeneho odd1lu SA skladali
pflsahu ma Stromestskem ne
mest1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-03

Statni Rada "Katol. Delhi
ka" Statu Maryland. Kaplan
vldp. Josef stepanek, Oil
Ashland Ave., preds. Mat. Hla-
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