davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHs. ACES ealculstors, typr's. once
@ saTips n al kinds G any ass eend tsp prize paid
BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture.
contents Of spts. or homes, at once. We DO
sTas esse SUITES os. A ulntaT. aa ans
sa .nd auss ssei DuDen ses osfs
sr.sn:4 ss s0iS S.nna saD0s: .,
CASH FoR DIAMoNDs and Old IL sold;
a;p9nS gTRk E.ses s sss'ssS ss sss sxeE ERs
pattern and pieces have you to SELF Phone
sIsAsETIE: z: CASE 1n sna lighter. Ronson
combination. must hold 20 cigarettes,
ciGTa,Sy Eitn1sa ~ serzissm.n n,: TR ss4s
JACK, "a ACKaSS7 1922 N s.: NV: MI s5It;
We sssssen' opse ssr.sa ess. WIZ Vii ssf ssh st. n"
CLOTHING-Better prices paid for msns
Sseo Open Hls' e4ss viii hss e.l III st. n"
aold or silver get, our oier: highest cash
EDIsMoNbs. SID Gonpfpsmond ss ns poese,
diamond and veddins rims. any other
Dess aisn ss7s'' YoRa hsH
ss!IEcT.!c wAsaiSe MACHINE and
bv nvt famiIy ~ H3sn kooo eoholtioh'
IlEsIs.iea WATER COOLER wanted.
wanted. DE 1000, Ext 2as~ ~ 's"@'
FANS a. G.. wanted in trade for d. c,
fans 4, ..v. Desirous Of @ exeha ansins any or all
dition: Tor similar fans ans MAcafNHRY " cfHn i9G
INsTITUTE. IA jackson place NV. Tel
FRrGiDAIRE-Mustb be in arst-cI... con-
dition. Phone RA 1892
F6ssuRE s5fSSfi si:esSt co sss fsa gIses 4, paid
FURNITURE Of the better kind wanted At
onss also .aGt wan Isdio s!est5s
sodsy Mr. aRAp9 any SA kss ssso Please call
FURNITURE = Absolutely highest cash
of all kinds. electric refrigerators Call
FURNlr rURE. bric-a-brac. china. glassware.
psa cs hshest s5er a sab
GOLD-Bring your old gold. silver. plating.
ieeth KAHM SisGsrded iM jewelry; We pay cash
HousRHoLD fGGRNiTURE' or or' appliances. II; nsM
TOP Snr, essh J prices RE 1908: Me 5sl7: sa'
PRICES PAID. Also choice diamonds for
s.. .9isS sss Is sSP sssz Sszss shFoR.%
X ssss ssss in perfect rupRn' M
PANO-We are looking Tor spinet, apt.
Sshss cash ss f51ns D1ss 0ano oE sss ~ pay the
e, :ssRs :sRs, ':sS Ss ~ 's8s s'sA 'ss' S4'ss
G REss' Fi's sss:.:s re- 's's' 1t !:ss :ias:
PfANos WANTED - arands, spinets or
phone HUGO woRch. iiio q St. @ NV. v.
sMc:Ioss TABLE, in rood condition.
PUMPS: electric. hand: for deep wells.
RADIOS sn es' AND ND GRAND PIANO wanted a,
once: also some good household furni-
KEFRiGERAToR. Electric a0s IN sood Cd coDdi. oDdI
@ @tion; 3 to Gu. IT. Call Falls Church
IiEIaiGERAroE in EXCHANGE for gas and
fsSss NEEDED Ssd,
baby In family. Alexandria 5O45 12s
SAFE. large, modern. freproof. Call r H
ssEHwWffNssCs sEwfNsC MAcAusss1w. IN saas su, all .,p..,
repair: hsmstitching. buttons covered
SMALLEST PoRfxbLE RADIO sHi N wanted xsed
sssrz s from s'rs ss s ssssa.s. Ne
:TiSoSxlsTMAsTER wanted, a-slie.; must ns b.
n in sood condition. RE. ss1l. 9 to 6 pm
a..a ss;Esd m.ssn.M ssH WI also :ses
WAsniNG MACHINE '0' IN rood n condition am n eo
?sa wAsEfss Eknssol1s sA6aisr, 5iSs ..nalx Thor .,
wxsa1SMs M MsSHsa: Rss Hisse .oI oI m.s. ans c..
WSsafsde WssSsss;an aessiMt ssMadtmnr, GOOD eona,,,o,
cash. eos Emerson NV, IA. 74ST '@'
Evening star., 1944-07-15
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

WANTED-Instruction in 2d-year French.
one hour weekly in evening. Warfield
COUPLE, 5000 month; white or colored:
cook, houseman and gardener, capable of
takins full charge of house while in wash
lngton' .ervants apt over garage. Box
S4S.M, Star
COUPLE to MANAGE 3o-stool busy grill on
for an honest sober and reliable coupie,
Apply oaily, 9 Am. to p.rn.. Mr.. YAGER,
Is N st. sc. 16s
Evening star., 1944-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

switch, Sgs csfi Wisconsin ssif, SUNDAY.
ACCORDION. Italian, 1-sWitch Basses, q
switch 4-vcice treble. professional model.
practically new. $3.50. AT. 1878. 16s
ADDING MACHINES. ceIcuiators. comp
tometers, hand, cleo. sale or rent, reas.
Circle, liz 18th NV. pI. 1872.
tai stick control; several J-3 Cubs. Phone
Oliver esss. CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
1rs
Evening star., 1944-07-15
INSTRUCTION COURSES

PVT. INSTRUCTION, small classes grades
IL. qualified teachers. Open Sept 26.
On bus and car line, DE. 1857. 81
Congressional Airport on Cubs, Taylor
crafts, Wacos; 0-330-horsepower ratings
Phone Oliver SSSS. 49,
Evening star., 1944-07-15
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

TEACHERS for fall position, tr. colleges,
residence required; Latin English chem
lstry mathem atics; physical education
Spanish French: home economies ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bldg
Evening star., 1944-07-15
coal, Woop. eVEl oll.

SLAB WOOD, 100 cords, seasoned: 0OS,
oak: already sawed: We will deliver 8 cords
and over. Wood and coal yArcs cali for
rates. Ashton 1888 or 81. 6213.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
POULTRY 3 Eoss.

9ABY CHICKS, feed ano poultry oupplies
s%ames % 81 feed Store Inc. e1s Z st. nv
New Hampshire Reds. 4
mos old good laying strain. Wsrfeld s144
lPULLBTS-For sale--30 blood tested Bar
red Rock bullets, mos. old; soon be lay.
ing; VIII sell cheap. Can EN-. Ais.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
FURNITURE
bed and Dirt
50cS 9th st.
FURNITURE


dealers. Sun; sns 2 to pm. 1850 18th St
EGINffuRE sA.G!ANs-An 81! sr.nd;n.v
s.; taSsi chairs
room suites and factory rebuilt studios
With all-sprinE construction; Rollaway beds,
dretss sets HollyTood beds With s,soi
Of household furniture; Special springs on
lsfi hAs sit 9unSrTuR. %f1. s1s Go aa1 r.s,
DI: 37a7. Open daily to p.m.: Thursday.
q. Ran Gsz Modern NOD design h.; tS
white enamel nnish; s47.a Delivered. II
your old stove Is worn out; set certificate
soa1 Co. ssos.s srdsF At
GAS RANGEe-srana-ne ana fsetory rs.
sa1t ssaH. f1sm c 81 sls So yds selection Ss;5'
aGH s1l sasl CHAIR reasonable; GOOD condition.
'EvSSslns vs our noes eemp.s se
Garden Shops at stores. HEcHINGER Co
HOLLYWO0D BED, inner.sprinE mattress
and wardrobe, $50. s22 21st So, Arlins-
iicE s0x. prex.r "sohn.. for sale: zoed
scndsn sss .oct 9Sn 2a ssn,
s. !s!ss: -. ". :ss sss9 beds ACNE
ATLAS: a21 q St; nv: Di 3737.
KITCHEN CABINETS - Floor samples.
slightly damaged: sink units. wall cabinets
and base cabinets .st st aS% below resuiar
samples, values to $1b. 80 and 81. VOGUE,
LIVING ROOM 3::pieee suite, excel cond
500; 4-poster double bed, spring and
mattress, S35. 372S Oliver NV, OR 1880.
LIVING ROOM SUITES, brand d-new. pre-
ss2ihLfdrEtEa Ri & HI TfnRtbiaEzsaM7w.,l iaza7 case. With
mirrors, tables; fans; stools. heads. metal
aTscfTs SeasH 7ss 7th BIND. y. Guns ens!r'
MOTORCYCLE. 1899 Harley y-Davidson.
net rot. ss.n 81: sides.r' earsein Il t. ny.
NATIONAL CASH REGIsTKR, one to ten
clerks. @ Come see it. Baruain At 100000,
NATIONAL CASH REGIsTER. chromium
snG ic Slsck; new: S27s. Telephone WA. 47f4
rAiNT, 81 - per GAL, all colors; substitute
shsllae white and orange. $50 per gal
NV. Paint Co.. 1914 7th NV. RI. 0Ob4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

remake old sheets, table
cloths, towels and other
pieces.
A first aid kit for ailing
towels, sheets, tablecloths.
rugs, curtains and OF her
pieces costs little to as
semble. No special sewing
skill Is needed, but for the
81 can't sew a stitch" house
keepers there are excellent
books showing how TO do
every kind of hand sewing.
One. so m all IL can be
tucked into the wing
basket, contains diagrams
and clear directions for
every sewing job.
Sove Serops
A scrapbag or box will
help in many emergencies;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
80,
BY JANE TEN BROCK

BY JANE TEN BROEh
-HE darning bask ct,
mending kit or a sewing
cabinet and scrapbag
were fixtures in every old
time household. They en-
joyed steady use, too. be-
cause when there were no
socks and stockings to be
mended. the mems work
clothes needed patching, or
the children's play suits and
dresses called for a stitch
in-time.
Ever so often the busy
woman in that kind Of home
went roug h the linen
closet 10 mend, repair and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

Now more than ever it's important to treat
coored cottons like the fine fabrics they are, so
they'll keep their lovely new look longer.
Miss Linwood Lelane Gisclard, chosen Maid
of Cotton for 1914, advises Lux for smart cot
tonsi Gentle Lux care keeps colors bright long
time. Avoid harsh washday methods strong
soaps, too-hot water, rough handling. They
make fabrics look old too soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

save pieces Of material OF
all home sewing; small bits
of net are valuable for sup
porting a thin place In an
otherwise good blous e or
frock, or a thinning place In
a dressing table skirt
Necessities
THE sewing basket. box
] cabinet or kit should con-
tain certain essentials:
Scissors, sharp and small
enough to be easily handled
in shipping off threads; and
a larger pair for cutting.
Pin Cushion with emery
attached: sharpen dull
needles in the emery, but
don't leave them In IL or
they may rust
Thread. at least three
spools, black, white, a neu-
trail flesh color; other colors
as needed. Also heavy-duty
thread In black and colors
for sewing buttons on coats
and other garments. En-
broidery skeins, darning
threads.
Needles in various sizes
and types, TO give you the
right one for each kind of
mending.
ThimbIe to fit comfor.
ably on the middle finger.
Pins; also a safety razor
blade for cutting basting
stitches, ripping and other
uses.
Tapes of cotton twill for
binding old bath towels; adj
hesive mending tapes for
rugs; and iron-on patches in
several widths and shapes.
Braids Of cotton and rick
. rack for mending and fin
ishing.
Bindings for blankets;
sturdy types for carpets.
Add 70 u
A DID TO these as needed;
~ watch the notion count
ers for other essentials.
Keep the basket covered and
orderly; or keep such equip
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

People I'm an walks of life, both young and old, I'm
more than 775OOOO families from Maine to California
regularly read this other issues Of The American
Weekly after week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

A DID TO these as needed;
~ watch the notion count
ers for other essentials.
Keep the basket covered and
orderly; or keep such equip
ment In a drawer or cabinet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

A scrapbag or box will
help in many emergencies;
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-23
Vaclav Benes-Tfebizsky:

-. Ia slavu rodne Zeme
sc bile ceska Pare a umfra S
radosti verny Czech =.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-23
SpOrtOvn1 Hlfdka.
ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.

Prfst1 1tery, dine 81. cervns
v kr1zkovych zapasech pora.
danych v Coliseum ma vseobec.
nou zadost obecenstva MI Ed
Contos znovu seradil nasledu.
j1c1 2 zapasn1ky.
Babe Sharkey, 253 Id. (Sve.
tovy mistr z Texasu) VS.. Nick
Campofreda, 236 ID. z Balti.
more. Zapas tento urcen ma
dobu jedne porazky.
V nasledujfcfch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb 1 porazky 1cinkuji
Abe Tourist, 226 ID. byvaly
zapasn1k z University of Ohio
VS.. The Great Don Evans, 226
ID. z Texasu.
George Macricostas, 218 Id.
(The Golden Creek VS.. John
Vanskey, 219 ID. (Litvin).
Angelo Savoldi, 218 Id. IN.
j. Ital) VS.. Herman Rhodes,
218 ID. z Camden, N. J.
Jesse James, ZIG lb. (Recky
zapasnfk) VS.. Maurice LaChap
pelle, 1877 ID. z Francie.
Kdo sc chce mile pobaviti
necht Sc dostavf do Coliseum
pffstf 1tery vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-23
Odplata Ledeburovi.

New York (CTK)-V praz-|
skem nemeckem dennfku der
Neue Tag" z 9. 1nora oznamili
Eugen Graf Won Ledebur-W Wi
cheln a Leonore Graefin Won
Ledebur -Wicheln, rozena Grae-
fin Larisch, re padl jejich syn
nadporucfk Franz Graf Won Lee
debur-W icheln. Pry vedl ma
vychodnl fronte obrneny 1tok
"v boji O bytf nemecke rise. a
tax pOlozil hrdinnym zpnso-
benz zivot ma oltar vlasti, KITE
rou tax made vse vzdy miloval"
sdelujf "zdrcenf rodice, kterf Sc
bolestne sklanejf pred nevyzpy
tatelnou milostf Bozi."
Jde tn O dive rodiny, jejichz-
zufiva nenavist proti Ceskoslo-
vensku a vsemu ceskemu Sc sta
la notorickou nejen v republi-
ce, ale i siroko v zahranicf, kan
hrabe Ledebur-W icheln jezdil
81 stezovat ma domnely 1tisk
NemcG Ceskoslovensku. Dav-
no pred prfchodem Hitlera by
Ii jiz clenove rodiny Ledebur-
Wicheln cleny vsech moznych
velko-nemeckych organisaci a
pfipravovali pGdu pro nacis-
mus. Larischove byli nejbohat-
SINH uhlobarony v moravsko-
ostravskem kraji a jiz Petr
Bezruc venoval Larischovi TRIP
Ike verse. Prave tax vyssavali
delny lid, jake jej p%onemcova-
Ii. Nyni Glen teto rodiny po-
znal ma fronte odplatu "a nes-
cetne zlociny, jichz Sc dopusti-
la jeho rodina. Tito Tide po-
m9hali pripravovat tuto valku
a take il nynf pocitujf a jeste
vice il uc1t1 ma vlastni k1zi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-23
Move vedenf Svazu
prHmyslnikH.

New York (CTK) = Ministr
hospodafstvf a prace DIR. Wal
ter Bertsch jmenoval, jak jiz
kratce sdeleno, generalnfho re-
ditele DIR. Bernardo Adolfa O.
pet presidentem UstTednfho
svazu prGmyslu pro Cechy a
Moravu. Vice-presidenty byli
jmenovani ma diva roxy: Franz
Bauer, predseda Ceskomorav-
skeho svazu pro repu a cukr,
1stfedni reditel cukrovaru v
Kopidlne; Dominik Opera, by
valy ministr, Glen spravnf rady
firmy Bata a.. S.. Arthur M. Fa-
Dor, prGmyslnfk; inz. Antonfn
Hoedl, generaln1 Teditel Prvni
brnenske stroj1rny a. s.; inz.
Anton Kastenmueller, vrchni
feditel Poldiny hute; J. Kotr-
bacek, reditel Phillips a. s.;
Karl Schebesta, Teditel firmy
Volman, Celakovice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-23
Musi chranit sveho syna.

Jista matka ella v novinach,
re mnoho americkych voj1nG
Sc ozenilo S anglickymi d1vka-
mi a dokonce i anglicke slech-
ticny Sc S americkymi vojaky
pfatel1. Jejf syn Al je take v
Anglii a proto dopsala valec-
nemu departmental, ably ma n6j
dial leps1 pozor. Psala, re ne
chce, ably 81 privezl domG neja-
kou kneznu nebo princeznu,
protoze ma dost starostl sc
zdejS1mi hOlkami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-23
Slavnostni "cestny den" brnen-
skych SA oddilI.

New York (CTK) = Tisk v
"Protektorate" Sc musil obsir-
ne roZepsat o slavnostech ko-
nanych 6. 1nora ma oslavu Cd
dill SA v Brine. Promluvila fa-
da nacistG a r6znych jejich
krajskych, obvodnfch a jinych
v1dcu, kteT1 Sc vzajemne ubez-
pecovali O tom, re Nemecko ur-
cite zvitez1. V teze dobe Ruda
armada neTecnila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-23
CzechosOvak-A American Civic Association of RaItimore

-, II. cerVna, 1914.
9th. Frank ]. Bocek
messky radnf
812 N. Milton Ave.
Baltimore 5, Md.
Mily Franku:- 4a
Necht dnes tento dopis sdelf lobe nase uprfmne
6lahopranl Civic Associaca kn
Ivemu ustanovenf "a elena Mestske Rady a jake vyni-
aaJlclmu cechovi y Baltimore. My clenove teto asso-
ne NJ, mltI Tebe "a naseho elena: Kdykoliv by's potFebo-
va pomocl nasi, bud jednotivc6 nb celku, neopomen
mas uvedomiti a my s radost1 pom1zeme!
s pfanfm vseho nejlepsfho prav6mu muzi ma pra-
VEN mlste, znamename Sc
upF1mnf,
EMIL E. MYNAk, president.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-23

Drazf pTatele!
We ctvrtek, dine Is. cervna objevil Sc ma redakcnf
STRANGE Baltimorskeho "Sunu' clanek tykaiicf Sc pana
Franka Bocka, nedavno zvoleneho mestkou radon "a
Je!lho elena, zastupujiclho 2. distrikt. Tento clanek
oclvldne psany zavistivym, uskoprs1m a maTivym to-
mem jest n%anejvyse smesny a nespravedlivy a Jest "a
vrhnut velkou fadou pfatel a sousedd pana BoGka.
Pan Bocek jest typicky krestan a slechetny muz,
d~omova-miovny otec a manzel, vyslouzilec 2 I. svetove
valky, ktery slouzil dobfe sve vlasti We Francii, pevny
verlcl We vlastenecky Amerikanismus a jest tudlz vel
LOUIS J. SVEHLA
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-23
S vladou nejsou zadne zerty.

We Firth, Idaho bylo pred
kratkem spaleno 1900 krabic
"haluskoveho masla" (peanut
butter) a Size ma vladni roz-
kaz, protoze kazda krabice me
la obsahovati 16 uncf masla a
obsahovala. pouze 1866 unce.
To bylo povazovano Ia poruse-
nj kontraktu a proto bylo vse-
chino maslo devzdano plane
Nun. Zprava udava, re hoTi-
CT maslo z podzemnfch oTiSkn
pekne vonf, ale mnoho hlado-
WEIGH lidi v jinych zemich by
je radi prijali, i kdyby vazilo o
ctvrt unce meme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-23
Konecna likvidace Prazske
Hverni bankY.

New York (CTK) = Ozna-
menfm Ceske banky Union, &C.
ske eskomptni banKy, jakoz i
Kreditanstalt der Deutschen,
jsou majitele akcif Prazske L.
vernf banky, vzhledem ma ne
dokoncenou likvidaci zahranic-
n1ho majetku teto banky, wy
zvani, ably odevzdali sve akcie
S kupony "a rok 1913 O kursu
700 K netto "a jeden kus v do
be cd /. do 81. brezna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-23
Re schUze CeskosIovenske
ministerske rady.

Londyn (CTK) - Ma schI-
ri ministerske rady, konane V
Londyne 9. cervna, bylo roz-
hodnuto, ably ministr DIR. HUI
bert Ripka zastupoval ministra
DIR. Ladislava Feierabenda pc
dobu jeho neprftomnosti. Mini
str Feierabend je ocekavan We
Spoj enych Statech. Minister
ska rada take schvalila navrh
ministra Feierabenda, ably byl
vydan vynos presidenta repu-
o vydanf bankovek v o.
svobozenem 1zemf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-23
Pfedbszne ornament.

Sokol Curtis Bay porada
Vylet V nedeli, Is. cervna We 2
hodiny odpol. v Sokolske "a
hrade, 1927 Cherry St. Hudba
br. J. Svitaka. Cisty vytezek
venovan Dude We prospect Ces-
koslovenskeho Sokolstva We Sta
re Vlasti pc valce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-23
Zakaz tydennich trhI
W RereSOvG

New York (CTK) = der
Neue Tag" uverejnil 7. 1nora
vyhlasku vladniho komisaTe v
Benesove u Prahy, jfz Sc zaka-
zuj1 s okamzitou platnost1 az
do odvolan1 tydenn1 trhy vepro
veho dobytka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-23
JeSts ne.

"Kde jsem?" taze sc nemoc-
ny, ~probiraje Sc z tTestivosti.
"Jsem v nebi?"
Ma to jeho manzelka odpo-
vida: "Nikoliv, ia jsem jeste S
tebou."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-23

Tazatel: VeTfte, dedecku, re
mlade pokolenf speje vstTfc
ZkaZe? -
Osmdesatilety dedecek: b.
dejt re verfm, verim to uz pa
desat rOkH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Waterproof, Bsautif!
Your Basement

Turn II into q dry, cory. celoriN
playrosm With NU-PLAsTiC Water.
praofsr. On. coat does the job. NO
printing. no costly undsreosts.
Damp or dry surisess. In clear
and d tolors. tTTs gal.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-01
WIILIhMSTON MAN
IN RACE FOR 1913

u. tiud""Nb Cherry. ui WI
iiin.Tiou. announced i1h,,N hC
W"mld Er y candidate im Iirutcn-
ant r"vciu"r. subject iu the Dem
priLii" ~ irnIrN Oi 1913.
Cherry thus became H." i'St
publicly ia announce has rIulli-
dIcy for IN office four Ncdi,
hence. Iriditi"mLllN. hnwrv"r.
the lieutenant r"vCrurrSi,ip n"r~
lp The Hrst uC\t tiiiC
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-01
Time Near Al Hand Japs' Drive
For Decisive Blow, Wiclens To.
Sec. Stimson States I'osr Fronts
Near Four Million
Men Now Overseas
And Others Moving


W It -hlnEl"n. Jun" IT Atp-
Secretary of War .trm .nu .,id
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-23

the Spanish American War Veter-
ans Organization who attended the
Encampment at Faribault, Mimi,
which began Tuesday, June 20,
were Mrs. Clara Turner, 696 lyle
hart Ave-, a delegate, and Mrs. Eva
Neal, 531 St. Anthony Ave-, presi-
dent of the auxiliary. Mr.. James
Mckinney, 318 N. Grotto, COM
mander of the Colonel Charles
Young Camp in St. Paul, and Mrs.
James Edding, Minneapolis, also
attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Lynn, 292 N.
st. Adams, were hosts Wednesday,,
June ID, at a breakfast to Mrs.
Frank Alsup and daughter, Patsy,
and Mrs. Florence Hibbs.
Miss Caroline Lowe McWatt,
726 Sherburne Ave., has gone to
Seattle and Tacoma, Wash, Port
land, Ore, and Los Angeles and
Long Beach, Calf, for a visit.
Mrs. Mae E. Bell, who has been
i'll for some time, is much i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Taylor, 756
st. Anthony Ave-, left Thursday,
June %, for New York City, to Wis
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-23

Mrs. Sadie L. Steam, Canton,
Miss, is in the city visiting her
sisters and brother-in-law, Mrs.
E. A. Glass, ITO st. Anthony Ave-,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Banks, 1877
Iglehart Ave. Mrs. Steam is stop
ping at the Banks home.
Theater Party. Mines. Mable
Hatton, Bertha Berry and Myrtle
Harris formed theater party Sat
urday, June II. Others in the party
were Mines. Earl Brent, Gladys
Harris, o. C. Drizzle, Bertha Gum,
st. Paul; Mrs. Myrtle Williams,
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, and Mrs.
Grace Palmore, Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Hattie Lotion of Chicago,
was in st. Paul visiting her cous-
ms, Mrs. C. M. Vassar and family,
491 st. Anthony Ave. While here,
she was the dinner guest of an
other cousin, Mrs. Lena Brown,
mother of Mrs. Marie Woodland, $40
N. Avon st. Mrs. Lotion left for
her home in Chicago on Monday,
June 10.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-23

it her aunt. While in New York,
Mrs. Taylor will appear in recital
at Salem Methodist church, New
York.
Miss Elizabeth Moore, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis P. Moore,
662 w. Central Ave-, is spending
her vacation visiting relatives in
Washington, D. c., New York, Bos-
ton, Mass, and Baltimore, Md. She
expects to be away two months.
Miss Moore is a librarian at the
University of Minnesota.
HOspitaIized. Miss Mona Louise
Tolver, 687 st. Anthony Ave-,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Toiver, is confined at St. Joseph
hospital.
DIR. Lillian Lewis, CTS Iglehart
Ave-, returned Monday from Chi
cago, where she has been tending
a friend who is i'll.
Miss Betty Katherine MCGOWAN,
378 Mackubin, returned to Buffalo,
New York, with her mother, Mrs.
Bernice Turner, Tuesday, June 20.
Mrs. o. C. Drizzle, 962 st. An
thony Ave-, is i'll at her home.