davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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,MIscELLANEous WANrrp tco,,.,

,Sa msn: eoSn9
PfxNoMWsnt modern spinet Or other
'i;n D.ss Ps!s' ssas
fiASSsmHishest iSt SsSssMd cash price. for spin.t.
Or taDe ca Mr. sRsi a
SIaS ,sssa a,s 0Gfns S.ns 70, n ,g
h6hsst cash n..a price :S Sac
aS spinst ns16 or grand; Will pay cash. Phone
I4NSs sI4snS5 nd4t. IN ssss ssaa condition Call Miss
ton but ess thsn n lnehes f hish R fSS, esss.
p.Ns pss sure go5 Setore csliips. pc; 00Is. .
,SiiI@sG eohsitIea qL. IAhst' asssi reasonably good
RADIOS and combinations. wanted. whether
p4tynP GE oo D 4est cash hasms g1se aa n city
from nas sso to s5o for sabe modss Ssssr
e sHS 1910 f1r n4S g. nN Be- asS S1s floor
RADIOS. any make. Table models only.
e will can ME- Ms551p0'''an FS71 Radio Co. ',7
SAFES. any size or make. "see US flrst.:
The sa's saemsssrs RIss pad co..
sxxoPHoNE sSsi Pho a. B1sst a9la tenor State make
sAxoPHoNE, SAL E.nat alto. STA State make and
price. Box 43S-T. Star.
SEWING MACHINES; highest price paid;
any age OR make. Repairs by experts See
Mr.. slepak, Sew. Mach. Dept, GOLDEN
SEWING MACHINEs-Ws buy ali types;
plea ting. 917 P st RE. 1900. RE 23ll. !.
TRUMPEI-State price. Box 439-T. Star.
1Is cs eS. Se sssssy osS and
| VIOLIN. Antoniazzi, 1889, strong mellow
tone; must sacrifice. $3.50. Temple 1895.
WARDROBE TRUNK in GOOD condition.
| Call GE. 9O72.
YOUTH BED. complete; phone after $50
WANTED, used safe, cabinet type. Call
| Repuhlc 1851
WANTED, ".22" automatic rifle and ".22'
| long rifle shells. RA s6442
A BIG cash price paid for adding machines.
| typeWriters, calculators, etc, regardless of
condition RE 2513 (phone DU. 1850
evenings or Sundays. 29s
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

8I7 C ST. N.E.-Ntce warm front room
sIxG.E 81 Gsek ySGM AT 1888; ,,, ..
transportation laundry privileges. FIR
REFINED YOUNG LADY desires another te
share large clean room. twin beds sou
expos. 4 windows: most convenient section
q Capitol Hill: TR. .a717.-
1921 MONROE ST. NE.-Lovely detached
home. nicely furn lge. rm.: closets, twin
beds, inner-sprins mattresses: cars, bus
restaurant. theater at door: PRIVILEGES
158 ST. N.E.-Single room. next to bath
conv. transp. no. 42s4.
270l 4th ST. N.E.--Newly furnished twin
bed room In modern apt with couple
reasonable. DU. 51cs ewes.
31s E. CAPITOL ST-First floor. ney
bath. one or two End. one or two. Ii
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pieteIy furn Can NA. T 5ls5. 0 70 NS's, am. a0 to
sls5AJust off Macarthur blvd, one block
St {. car Iine: II four bedrooms bath, seal
iss u.s. s5fs 4saenis cens FSR 70 $500 lh0s L. Phil
ARLINGTON. Westoyer Hills so. s.Ioopi
cHARMING wi White f briek aek bungalow, 8 miles
mRsr f5o Re II 4sSs SsFs55a oR 7sa4 sao l. E. Shoe
seal heat; rent, sIio 30: near Falis
a3aIiaBhE SaaTfh nTa jan Sea s for
tionAlly lovely home near, Wash. G. and e.
Club; =. , bedrooms, Ia baths beautifully
SILVER SPRING-Nicely furnished broom
sk and h3uSe so o bs Ion as
eqS asah TeMI Socs aE o. ls1s dsnn
and and path t oorehes ooqe excellent condition: %
completely furn. except for dishes and
lb s5o a1ssbs on On lease to
Fos f aeis kEsF FQF HssS sbaJ until May pos
4y 4eg:F perfect or 9"ssft' ssh
Rspset can Mrs. JACK HAYES. Inc, 70
COMPLETELY FURN., newly remodeled
1be aes nw sbo6s conv to
=
Eoundns: M D'AaS available Feb. i; $3.50 ESQ in mo.
WILL RENT furnished 5-room home mot
housed during Feb. and March; references.
i3.e is,h ST. NV. for rent-Livinr room.
dining room. kitchen, bedrooms and two
baths; garage, large c7rner lot. Tyler e
WIFE oF NavAL a orFcER D oveTssas RE S24 viii
share With ANOTHER woman or married
hnn1p n
Bdr dss soR for sGfhSn with snaaGs arse
by oaks, cozy in winter. with large screened
HSDd o0 to Teaun & en- asrsnds aae ses 9ss 2ssT cs
SHsaSeE Ssf2 si'Tssa hhS g min
SlshsS, 5 e. ADAMS :e6S: MIS- adnneE, Il:
furnshed living ISe room onh0SGs dinns 0eaau room
bedrooms huge solarium. swimming pool.
recreation room with pocket billiards table;
trance; rent. $500 per mo- including heat.
and swinmnS eseTrG1 poo oaTe spaas60Sgs as6S grounds
EEARBY 1Al So,sn MDgSGARLY Sia1R. EEW DEIACAEp
lovely furniture: vacant, immediate poss:
LEO N. BERNsTEIN 8. CO. ME. 54oo
HOME VALUES.
s,1 4lo4 54th St: Decatur Heights, Nd
bedrooms). .-car garage, maids room and
bath IN basement oil burner: 5000
4O1 Cummings lane. Chevy Chase. Md
Detached home. g rooms (3 bedrooms),
bath, oil heat: SIPS.
R. A. HUMPHREYS Realtor, MA. $3.50.
IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE.
| $500 0 ST. NV.
| DISTINGUISHED GEORGETOWN residence. Z
bedrooms. > baths, servants room, garage.
| garden References required For ap-
pointment call MRS. JOUETT SHOUSE.
Falls Chuch 1902
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RooMs UhElJphIsuen
ROOMS WANTED.

GEORGETOWN rooms, kitchen, S35:
cony. ny. transp.; adults; call before 5. HO
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APARTMENTS UkFURhIsHEp.

ATTRACTIVE, Groom, Kitchen and bath
apt, 9th st. between end M sts. NV,
e 10 reflned @ employed emp! couple $50 per mo,
TAKoMA-New r. kitchen. dinet.e. bath,
al utilities; coal heat; adults; $4,000.
sensS RooYs Hsbs 5tehs9 Rsla ssd hath dnste
ss5sas ss9ass us,s6 R'H4a[' LII ess '' Mr. &
TAKoMA PARK rms. and bath: gas
heat hi,s ar and :, electricity furnished Bus
TxKoMA PARK. MD.-New Groom. di-
nette. kitchen, tile bath apt; adults.
Owner, 80 Carroll ave, Takoma Park
Sos @ SHEPHERD ST. NV large rooms.
KITCHEN, dinette and bath; very modern;
S6o. 30 E NJ. Aiken, 500 H st. NV.
1880 NOTEBOOK TERRACE N.E.-2 bed
rooms, living room, kitchen bath. So SO;
aTse D6rch
view. in attractive country house. miles
ose,. fFom cham hs BTdse BID "a 0oqor big
NEW UNFURN. APT, sfs rooms. i's1 Available liable
nov nov SEQ 5Ur 30 Ingnire ~ I6a Danoury st. sw
ans SM gnIuFnshed an
rent free to family willing to take full care
of an exclusive rooming house; available
CAPITOL HEIGHTS. Nd; on KINGSTON ave.
-3 rooms and bath: 500 so. Ma. 539l
1hNohh FAAh-Ollt 'S-TOO.U apt SO'
eludsd, Phone sliao 75fo
Room Kits kitehsns5ts ard bath PRACTICALLY
naT sSs oss aaSsF ass s fk2i PARK
g ROOMS. dinette,, kitchen and bath, prac-
nSai t,cally pSw n apt BID Flower ave- Takoma
66o4 ALLEGHENY AVE, T.AKoMA PARK
= rooms. kitchen, bath. S:'2 so.
s'S sf56 HONE REaHS aisFsn CO sDe
1910 Eye st. NV.
S15Ss5 cyIRG1NIA a w; Village" g .os APTsi FALLS
bedrm. kit. bath. porch, refs; 'ts heated ted
LEO N. BERNSTEIN g. CO. ME, $500
APT. VALUES.
90 Seaton pl nw-1st floor 3 rooms
kitchen and bath !all utilities), $50,
1s3s n \. Capitol st,-a rooms kitchen
r. H. HUMPHREYS.
sos N Capitol Realtors. NAs78o
QUEENS MANOR GARDENS,
3ot,h and Queens Chapel I'd; Mt. Rainier.
dining room and kitchen, $50 80. To
@ bus 'ss Is m sF and and NJ Ips5ar ss rsE
QUEENS MANOR CORP.
30th and Queens CHI pei Rd. Union f22s.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
. rms, kitchen, dinette, bath. s6o.5O
and S63, utilities all Included
tTake bus at 10Th and Pa. ave; marked
Mt. Vernon blyd. in front of apis. Rep
resentative will showD
BARKLEY BROS. INC, REALTORS.
4612 HILLSIDE RID. Sc,
Apt. Ia rms. and bath s55. Vacant
400 RkkER Z + n REALTy e co. nc, N 1919
AVAILABLE FEB. 1st.
ssi!i nedrm r. dinst,s' pa kit; bath, $3.50 $3.50.
TRANSPORTATION furnished for Inspection
from office to apartment on ore of our
,sS5 SRFpEkisK i " W, BEREss; \, Nc: ss7s
NEW APT DEVELOPMENT.
LIVINGSTON MANOR,
1-BEDROOM APT, S54.
400 block Livingston rd; Sc. convenient
| to Navy Yard Boiling Field, Anacostia Ma
vel Air Station, Fort Washington ard other
Goyt dspts 1 hedroom living Soa
bath. So: all utilities included in rent.
To reach: Cross Eleventh Street Bridge,
south on Nichols ave, to So. Capitol ST.;
and property. Or take Congress Heights
bus at 10th and Penna. ave. NV, to At
lantic st. and Livingston rd.. walk 3 blocks
vnson 9n buns s Td J to S direct Tate
Livingston Manor. Call manager. al
Trinidad SO91.
|
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MOTOR TRAVEL

TWO LADIES driving to Orlando, Fla,
via Gainesville. Sat- desire 2 pass, share
driving, expenses: refer. NO. 1922.
DRIVING to Norman or Oklahoma City,
week Of Gath. viii take 2. help drive.
snare expenses; have references. DE.
1886.
TWO BUSINESSMEN, experienced drivers
wish to drive some ones car to Miami, Jan
23, or later, and will share expenses. SH.
1928. o0s
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman S
Moving g. Storage Co. Taylor 2937. 20s
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

coal: 70, s...,l II tons: stove and nut mixed
ruggS IiCesg Ca Can s!lnWu Wartleld lles: -
cut to order, large wood split for conven :
inent lent handling; d, bn dry pine kndlns. eut
SEASONED Ed iVoA OAK Woop n'o1n and f@l kindlins ns
sawed to order. Immediate delivery. SIG
cord. Franklin $50
WOOD-Green or seasoned hardwood. any
length, immediate delivery at SIT per
eord d easn sash ., Phone Tairfax 1901: J:l3, 20.
stove wood, $3.50. Full cord and hall
cords; Delivered in s. E. Washington only
David L. Kerr 54O0 ST. Barnabas I'd. Sc
SEASONED PINE, Govt-approved cord
$500 klndling: prompt service; no stor-
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned white oak:
any length; Prompt delivery. 81. e2l3
FiREPLAcE HARDWOOD, seasoned. an,
length ceiling price. S2I a cord. Sll hall
cord; also kindling: immediate free de-
livery, Winmar Hatchery. Inc. SH. 1897
FIREPLACE WOOD, $50 cord. delivered
Charles L. Thompson, Mt. Airy. Nd. Tele.
phone Mt. Airy S0S-F-4. SOs
FIREPLACE WOOD AND KINDLING.
seasoned Oak and Pine.
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APTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.
MOVING, PACKING G. STORAGE.

NAVY OFFICER on permanent duty can
Day SS5 for furn. apt. within 30 minutes
oy bus Of Arlington Annex; now or before
Feb. 5. Gil. 1888 after $50.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast

LARGE, clean, front room, twin beds, in
ner-spring mattresses: telephone privil !;
call after $50 pm m. Franklin 1927. I9.
1906 2Sth ST. S.E.-Studio. 26 it. square
private bath. private entrance; available
Jan. 21. Phone TR 342l
1903 z ST. S.E.-Front room, twin beds:
near Navy Yard and Armory: reasonable:
conveninnt Transportation AT Sl55
3344 MINNESOTA AVE. S.E.-Larse room,
beautiful for 3 girls or 3 men; unlim
phone: reas. TR. 1929.
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spsea at $685. $685. pcshpsasp ca seyus m
S2I2; Kits; 1880 q St. lmiddle OF block
and upTs esos All pYrsns aem
pieteiy Teconditioned and refinished. s1ar- soM
hone e9epa NA 5en 4sS sb0e ooen e2e ah
s1s d snd Hsm!in; T., chicSesins, knaSs: steinxsSy1 tiS1
III {fy 7iR fRinsts "a SFssSg SsS Jordan Piano Co.
IPINS Pong Nc TABLE snq set; plyyosd, sls; $
RADIO. Philco, tube. table model, 4
short-wave bands $50; Began volume ex-
Pansder; pa mo MG S3S' 329 Carroll ave. Takoma
RADIO. I 5o-watt public address ampltier
speaker and mike, $50. Temple 1884
sass 4Ss0 sale e. q Ca. aRs ga ?sfs ssf hoa:spe'd
aAno sfA ss' afsS' aie ssh'
RxD1osMwe & Ssv still have a few new large
eys1s Ead9' nns9 s9n;o .n psns
mas psqs 81 s5o raf52 S SS1S Soss model 49, need
RADIos. all makes and combinations
Wii trade oP repair your q radio
RADIOS AND COMBINATIONS, table. fool
and portable models. 1910 14th NV. DE
0013. Open 8 am. to 7 pm. only.
RADIO, BATTERIES Of every description
Just released by q. s. ARMY Signal Corps
bring your radio in for, meesurements
deaers s16 4gp welcome coSnia pnns Radi0 Service
G5I1uS EETlGERAa9R: s4a9 apt size. Call Falls
REFRIGERATORs. WESTINGHOUSE. new
Call nrst. to 6nd out II you rate priority
P. o. Smith. 1874 st. ne. Ii $3.50
RUBBER ROOTS. coats and hats. large as.
sortment. Joseph Smith & Sons, 361e
RUG, Chinese. beautiful blue and gold
pattern, II #. 8 in. by IL IT. 8 in, bar
18th st. NV
RUGS. Oriental reduced price: large ane
small sizes. Rare Rug Shop. 2427 18th
RUGs-American Oriental. sx12; two
Burgundy 9x12, 6x9 and scatter Sisals;
also bed and living room furniture. s4O4
Queen Annes drive. 8. D., Nd. Sligo 4I49
RUGS, Chinese and Oriental from man,
sources, large and scatters; reasoneble
Ar. Or. Rus Co., 240o 18th st. n.w.S
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PAINTING
OF the better kind: work done Immediately
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Speaking of new industries, the Federal Govern
ment in one mighty stroke formed one when it wrote
the new income tax law.
Certainly the average person can get only through
the part of filling their before he or she has
to turn the whole thing to accountant or
lawyer.
But be of good cheer, the men i'll Washington
tell u.s. for next year probably only those with incomes
over $4,000 will have to fill in return
Never the-ess the fact remains that the. returns
must be in by March IS Clark Squire, Collector of
Internal Revenue for this has wired to one
Juneau man saying that no extensions con-
templated this year.
So to get back to the Little Man Who Needs a
Lawyer to fill out his income tax it is sad that such
a nice word as forgiveness" to be causing so
procedure seems to be just filling in the line
by-line This is apparently very simple. But it is a
good idea to read the whole thing first Among other
things you the directions about fcticious figure
in Line % which says: Indicate by check mark
what you want done with this overpayment -
The form says, near the place where you write
your name See Instruction c. but you can safely
that your may be filled out before doing
this Then residence and social security number
and you're ready for the step and this is where
the trouble starts the shufflng through bills and
check stubs and the har-pulling and all the rest.
What it all amounts to is that the tax law has
reached state where average mentality is longer
able to cope with it What if it reaches the stage
where lawyers and accountants will be looking for
someone to fill out their returns? The present law
is just about step from that stage.
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20 YEARS AGO ff yfr EMPIRE
MARCH 9. 1924


was scheduled statement to that
l.
the Canadian
fhepyal flight was O
According
summer going Boring Sea
The this
Juneau
received who personally conduct the
party Seattle.
Pekovh Funter Bay mining operator and Mr. and Mrs
Seattle
peced to in
mine
and Gibson leave here to Kechikan
Mi Gibson had the
furnishing Godsns
similar position Hickman
Companys representative
outhbound Ketchkan.
the staff of the Alaska Road
reorganization
rail
Weather High, As; low, 40; rain.
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of strategic materials, various Am
erican public power projects, which
could have supplied ample power,
were abandoned for lack of stra-
tegic materials. Among them were
the Shasta project, some Grand
Coulee units, one new IVA dam,
the Colorado Big Thompson pro-
ject, and the Davis dam on the
Colorado River
Truman Committee: I'm order
to permit immediate manufacture
of large Shipshaw turbines and gen.
orators, which correspond in size
to the units for Shasta dam, the
Aluminium Corporation Of America
requested priorities for certain
critical materials. At the same time
that the Canadian project was being
rushed to completion at all possible
speed, with financing and priority
assistance, orders were being issued
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HOROSCOPE
"The stars incline
but do not compeP
FRIDAY, MARCH 10

Adverse aspects rule strongly to-
day Labor again comes under dis
turbing influences that presage ser
| ious results.
HEART AND HOME: To become
economically independent, college
students should major in studies
which assure technical knowledge
for the new order will demand great
ability and careful training. Girls
should perfect themselves in home
economics as well as in wage-earn-
ing occupations.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS: A study
of history shows how imperative it
is for economic and social systems
to conform to the moral sense of
the people. In the rebuilding of
international trade and commerce,
foundations of liberty. justice and
fair-dealing must be laid if endur
ing prosperity is to be attained.
NATIONAL SUES: Spring
weather will tempt automobile own
CTS to use more and more gasoline
for pleasure driving Despite dras-
tic laws. precious fuel needed for
airplanes and army trucks will be
wasted. The stars seem to advise
that selfishness in any form should
be severely punished.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
The full moon OF this date is read
as presaging some sort of misun-
Outstanding among the United Ma
lions. In London a cabinet crisis
is indicated. War policies and
achievements will now be very COM
pick and the necessary secrecy
will cause civilians to be FESTIVE.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury of year of varied ex-
periences. 1t is well to be cautious
| in business. Health should be
watched
Children born on this day will
probably have many viciSsitudes in
their brilliant but hazardous car
GERS. Many obstacles will be sur
mounted
Copyright. 1944)
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dam. There, it would be beyond U.
S. control. would escape u. S. taxes,
and if the war ended before l946,
the corporation would not have to
pay back the money loaned by
Jesse, much of it without interest
"All OF these Statements Jesse
Jones said in his letter to editors,
ARE false" He demanded that
editors publish his letter as a re-
futation of this column.
Now, one year later, comes the
Truman Committee with a comp
rehensive report regarding that
same Shipshaw aluminium project
in Canada Here is what the Tru-
man Committee says, compared
with the Merry Round state
ments one year ago, then so vigor-
ously denied by Jesse Jones:
Merry Co. Round: Jesse is loan
ing the Aluminium Corporation
68,500,000 of the U. s. Government
cash and charging no interest"
Truman Committee: Under con-
tract No. 8, Alcoa gets IAN advance
payment of $5o,0oO.00O without in
terest or security" Contract No. 4
provides for IAN additional S18,-
500,444 without interest" Total
$50, 100000.
Merry Go-Round: 1T will be be-
You'd U. S. control, will escape U.
S. taxes
Truman Committee. 1T would
not be subject to the tax and anti
trust laws of the United States. >,
Merry Go-Round: IF the con-
tract is cancelled before December
81, l945, the balance of the $685.
$4,000 not repaid by the delivery
OF aluminium Will remain in Alcoa s
hands and need not be repaid to
the United States"
Truman Committee: In event of
cancellation. the Aluminium Com
pany Is permitted to retain without
obligation the unaccounted- for bal
ance OF the advance payment of
$500 ,0OO."
Merry Go-Round: The original
$6o 500, 900 will just about pay for
the cost of the power plant. Thus
Alcoa has no expense and absolute
ly no risk"
Truman Committee: The cost
of the project was approximately
sos ,800.0 900, or somewhat less thar
the $68,500 900 advanced without in
terest. Removes all risk from the
venture"
Merry Round While jess.
was helping promote this gian
plant in Canada, with its large us,
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TIDES TOMORROW

High tide-2.24 a. M, 1914 feet.
Lo wtide-8.21 a. M, 10 feet.
High tide-2:26 p. m, 1853 feet.
Low tide-8:38 p. M, -0.4 feet.
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According to advices Washington
Southeast Alaska during the
summer OF O
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A. wv S.'Meetinq
Postponed Week

The meeting of the Juneau unit
Iof the American Women's Volun-
tary Services which was announced
yesterday as scheduled for March 16
has been postponed a week, and
Will be held on March %. as the
former date would conflict with
the meeting of the Garden Club
scheduled for the same day.
The A. w. v. S. meeting. to which
all former members are urged to
be present, will be held at the Gov
ernor's house at 2:30 p. m. Any
one who has suggestions for projects
for the group is welcome to attend
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by the WPB for many public power
projects in this country, including
Grand Coulee, Shasta, KeSwick
Davis Dam, the Colorado Big
Thompson and several Tennessee
Valley Authority dams"
Yet, despite these facts, vel
known to Jesse Jones and other
Cabinet members at the time, hi
issued categoric statement tt
newspaper editors: All of these
statements are false"
Copyright. 1914, by United
Feature Syndicate, Inc)
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Weather report High, As; low, 40; rain.
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Daily Lessons in English " |. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN N1ISUSED: say know"
Is 1 Omit IN.
OFTEN MIsPRONOUNCED: Harem Pronounce A
T. as MEN, first syllable
OFTEN MISSPELLED Relieve; lie. Receive; Ell
incident, inactive inert, lazy, slothfu
a and i yours" Let us
vocabulary Today
ExFIII.ARATE
ates
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VlUULKN LIluULIlL ROBERTA LEE

O. the
this, the tip
be a
Il a their greeting cards
the together a
a
seldom before
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LOOK and LEARN s%y G. GORDON

uranium into
Of
2. About how days has the of so slept?
3. edentae animal?
4. What the word snstra mean?
many epistles
ANSWERS:
/. Eight million
2. days.
3. without
a. OF pertaining the left
5.
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1t is certain that lawyers and accountants are
winning clients this year, befuddled and crossed
up folk who until this year had been able to retire
to the den solve things for themselves in solitary
confinement
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Ten million pounds of cod fillets
We're produced in Newfoundland last
year, valued at more than 81 900 600
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FAIRBANKS WOMAN
DIES AT HOSPITAL

Mrs. Ellen Hajdukovich, "a. died
last evening at st. AIMS Hospital,
after being taken there from a
southbound boat in serious con-
dition. She was enroute from her
home in Fairbanks to the States
when stricken.
The remains are at the Charles
w. Carter Mortuary and funeral
arrangements will be announced
later. "a
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Washington
Merry
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-26
The Printed Flag
BY SAMUEL B. PETTENGILL
Former CONGRESSMAN From Indiana

IBID you ever see a courtroom
- without seats for spectators?
Would such a courtroom be legal?
No, not in America. The Bill Of
Rights requires a public trial."
Our fathers knew liberty could
not LIVE IN SECRECY and that
justice is NOT SAFE in the hands of
judges and juries alone.
There are 10000 different occupa-
tons. An American can choose any
one of them for his LIES work with
out leave from any one. Leave to
live, by no mans leave, underneath
the law" as Kipling put it. Again,
the Bill of Rights. Freedom of
opportunity"
YOU have seen pictures of Nazis
L leading a gentle-faced cow away
from farmer and his weeping wife.
Could your cow or any property you
own be taken by our government
without compensation? No. Why
not? The Bill of Rights.
You have read of the gestapo
knocking at the door at night, going
through the house, taking letters and
papers, leading the husband or SON
a.Day to an unknown jail or death.
Could that happen here? Could Con.
gress or the President authorize it to
be done? No, it is forbidden by the
supreme law of the land.
What is liberty? 1t is limita-
ton upon the power of government.
What chiefly limits the power of
government? The American Consti-
tuition.
LAVE you ever read the Bill of
IL Rights? A recent poll showed
that only ONE PERSON IN FOUR
knows what the Bill of Rights is.
This is a shocking disclosure. Yet
no AMERICAN would give up a
single word in it, if he knew and
understood it.