davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Gaylord GiIIises Stay On in California

MR. AND MRS. GAYLORD GILLIS who went out early IN
Smoke Tree ranch Palm Springs CAL are stay
Ing until March 90. -,
Gaylord Gifts IT, Memphis, sand MrS
ellis Jr. is n New York for few days.
former Dotty ellis and her mother
Mrs Rhoda Burke. going to Chicago today 10
spend weekend with Ensign Burke and him of TO
HOLLYWOOD Cal...
Mr. and Mrs David Bayne who had three
happy arrival of daughter. born last Friday
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03

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Evening star., 1944-07-06
Price Regulation Validity
Ruled Up 10 Appeais Court

Justice Jennings Bailey of Dis
trict Court yesterday held that only
the Emergency Court Of Appeals
has jurisdiction to determine the
validity Of q maximum price regu-
lation.
The ruling was made IN dismiss
ing a suit brought by the Consoli-
dated Water Power Il Paper Co
OF Wisconsin Rapids, Wis, seeking
a declaratory judgment and injunc-
ton against the price administrator
which would have enabled the firm
to sell certain gloss-coated paper at
higher price levels than the firm
Is now allowed. The suit claimed
that the firm is not allowed the
proper classification for the paper
by the price administrator.
The question of classification OF
the paper goes to the question of
the validity of the regulation, and
over that this court has no juris-
diction," Justice Bailey said The
case was the first one of its kind
to come up in District Court.
A complaint against the price ad-
ministrator regarding classification
of the paper is now pending in the
Emergency Court of Appeals.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
Brides, Bobies Cut Down Tax
No Natter When ACQUIRED

This supersedes a provision In thu
second Wartime Revenue Act Of 1914
which fixed the exemption status Z,
Of July l. under which q bride wed
after July l or 4 baby born after
that date were good for no ex.
emption at all during that taxable
year. This law provided that pre-.
July ! bride or baby we're good fol
a full years exemption.
Prior to enactment Of the second
Wartime Revenue Act, last spring
the exemptions for brides and babies
were apportioned, the taxapaye,
getting fraction of the exemption
based on how many months of the
year his bride or his new baby de-
pended on him for their living.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
Court Awards Son 10 Heinz,
But Orders Years Delay
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, July GA Su-
perior Court judge yesterday grant,
ed Clifford S. Heinz, jr., of the pack
ing family, legal custody of his f.
year-old son but ordered that the
boy remain in a nursery school for
at least a year.
After two weeks. the parents may
have the boy on alternate week
ends. The father is to pay for his
support.
Commenting on testimony In the
prolonged trial of the suit of Mrs.
Elizabeth Bald Heinz for the boys
custody, Judge Charles E. Haas de-
clared her conduct would not COM
mend itself to a court, inducing it
to grant her custody" but added
that Mr.. Heinz's conduct did not
measure up to that expected of a
father of an active, beautiful child
of ~
He pointed out that Mr.. Heinz,
who is "A, has been classified IA.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
By the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Congressional tax experts had q
word OF cheer today for fall newly
weds and. for households anticipat-
ing q blessed event in the latter
part Of the year.
Digging through the technical
language of the income tax simpn-
fication bill, which became law May
20, they found:
l. A man can take unto himself
q wife at any time during q year,
even on December 81, and take a
full $500 exemption for her In his
tax computation.
2. Likewise, a baby born at any
time during the taxable year gives
its parents full years exemption
of $500.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
Deaths Reported

Catherine N Cough, 30, 37l2 oath st ne
William James, 50. 703 East Capitol:
GlaIsnee Hayes, e. u North cspitSl .
Oakley 8. Walter. 4s, Alexandria, Va.
Walter W.; Mercer. 20, Alexandria. Va.
Agnes L, Schade,. 25, 1885 B st. sc.
Sarah E. Vest, 102 1928 Reeds ct. NV.
Marion Wilson. s.. 2107 st. NV.
Henry 9. Harris, 72, 322 st. s.v.
Frances Hall. 45. 1905 Montello ave. ne.
David L. Williams. 43, 1924 Prospec
ave. NV
Roma Hargrove, "a. eo7 0 St NV.
James L. williams "a. / s45 Vernon 81. NV
Herbert Marshall 4, 900 4th 1t. Sc
Evening star., 1944-07-06
E11l13l;1l$3|

39c LIPSTICK AND ROUGE =
Constance Bennett lipstick and rouge in
blending shades MISREPRESENTATION
29c BOTTLE OF STOCKINGS
Irene Blake bottle Of stockings; S.oz. size -l2c
CONSTANCE BENNETT COLOGNE
2H.oz. size in apple blossom fra1rance 1Oc
Csc LILAC VEGETAL
Delightful aftershave lotion 6h oz1(c
CONSTANCE BENNETT SHAMPOO
Pine shampoo that makes q rich lather
Adore plus tar
Goldenbergs-Man Floor
Evening star., 1944-07-06

rabid. the Health Department an
nounced yesterday.
The department also reported
that two more dogs and = cat also
were infected with rabies. One dog
came from the 1900 block Of Quarles
street NE. and the other from the
5000 block Of Suitland road BE.
Neither was known to have bitten
any one
The cat was said to have attacked
q private In the 11th precinct. So
far this year, 98 animals have been
found rabid and "a persons bitten
or attacked by them.
Wimpy was believed to have Bit
ten several dogs, child and q man.
Evening star., 1944-07-06

1893 JR BOYS STACKS
Irreeulars of better grades. Sizes 5 to 9, lao
1893 JR. BOYS STACKS
Washable; fast color, fancy patterns. Sanforzed
Sizes 7. 8 and 9 - 77c
1888 HUSKY WASH STACKS
Sanforized against shrinkate. Solid colors. Sizes
IA and Is. IrreEuars 127
1893 JR. BOYS UNIFORM SUITS
2.Pc. styles; two.tone colors Sizes and &. PA
1.19 JR. BOYS DENIM OVERALLS
Bib and suspender style. Sizes 4 and o. CSC
1.39 BOYS WASH SHORTS
Sanforized covert type cloth; matching belt.
Sizes 4 and 6 - 57c
LOO BOYS SPORT SHIRTS
Solid blue. in medium size uncomfortable
29S JR. BOYS SLACK SETS
2-pc. slack and knit basque shirt set.
1.SS BOYS DUCK PANTS
Sanforized white duck; size e30---------66c
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1944-07-06
Births Reported

Harry and lotyie Arrington, boy.
Henry and Molly Brylawski, boy.
Lambros and Helen Callimmahos, boy.
Franklin and Dorothy Carmines. boy.
Howard and Catherine Chapman. twin boys
Paul and Kathleen Chiera. boy.
Vito and Josephine Cortese, boy.
Donald and Avis Dahlouist. boy.
John John and and Gls1Ie GnnIs B.yis P.ys M b., boy
Lawrence and Mamie Devine, boy.
Alonzo and Vivian Edgar, jr.. boy.
George and Erma Ernest. boy.
Lewis and Lucille frey, boy.
George and Grace Gemunder, boy.
Herbert and Laura Harrington, twin boys
willard and Dorothy Hart, boy
Paul and Charlotte Hylbert, boy.
Robert and Irma Jennings, boy,
Nicolai and Fraida Kozlova, boy.
Clarence and Beulah Lawless. boy.
Roger and Marie Montague, boy.
RHhaad :nS na At Htsb.4 M0Sn T boy So,
Ra 1dolph and Ellen Moreland. boy.
James and Lula MCDANIEL. boy.
Robert and Iris Nesbitt, bov
Edwin and Hildeerade Padbers, boy.
Milfrod and Louise Porter. boy.
Rafael and Elena Duany boy.
Thomas and Irene Reppe, boy.
Charles and Ruth Rhetts. boy.
Roy and Mae Scribner. boy.
Francis and Dorothy ScrugeS. girl.
Mitchell and Annie Shanholtz. boy.
Ralph and Colleen shytle, boy,
Joseph and Sally Sitnck boy.
John and Louise SwartZ. boy.
Quentin and Doris Sweeney. boy.
Edmond and Anne Taylor, boy.
Eddie and Blanche Wolfe, boy.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
6rlnnelI College Head
10 Address Alumni Here

DR.. Samuel N. Stevens, president
Of 0rinnell College. will address the
Grinnell Alumni Association OF
Washington at 4 dinner meeting In
the Continental Room Of the Con-
tinental Hotel at $50 PM next
Tuesday.
Election of officers for the coming
year will follow presentation Of NOM
nations by = committee including
Mrs. Wilfred Mcneil. chairman;
Evening star., 1944-07-06
Fishing Bon Extended

NEW YORK, July 8 (R.-Supreme
headquarters Of the Allied expedi-
tionary force today broadcast q
warning to European fishermen ex-
tending for another week the ban on
fishing between Bayonne. France,
and the Frisian Islands. The broad
cast was recorded by CHS.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
UPHOLSTERY

4Ss SOFA SLIP COVERS
For 76.in. sofas; z.tone knitted fabries es-...3 "a
UPHOLSTERY SQUARES
OF damask and homespun. Ea.--.--.-lQc
1.39 UPHOLSTERY SQUARES
4S.in. squares Of cretonne and damask. Ea-1 M
3Sc FLORAL CRETONNES
B.in. wide. Useful lenfths. I'd. 2lc
sc OuCLOTH TABLE COVERS
Size 54x54.in, seallopsd. Slight misprints- s-77c
HOLLAND WINDOW SHADES
Litht eeru color. Without rollers
Imperfect. IS inches wide s-S0 -S0c
1.Ss RESTFUL CUSHIONS
Striped cretonns cover Soiled -0Ae
ass SOFA SLIP COVERS
Crash eretonne; for 76.in. fat arm, T.cushion
3.3S CRETONNE DRAPES
Pinch plested; 72-in. vide, IN yds. long Pr. 2.S9
SEC DRAPERY REMNANTS
Useful lengths in 36-in floral patterned
nc UPHOLSTERY FRINGE
Cotton fringe for drspsry or slip cover trims.
GOl6eNberG's-Thtyd Floor
Evening star., 1944-07-06

Roscoe Applsgate, Mrs.. Darcy Nc
Nickle, J. w. oannAway. r., and
Miss Marjorie Savage.
Retiring officers are Donald B.
Hadley, president: Mrs. Mcneil, vice
president; Miss Catherine Perring
secretAry.treasurer, and Miss Airline
Cole, social chairman.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
LINENS

2.29 CHENILLE BATH RUGS
Thick shae bath rugs; in pastel shades .-l.78
4.99 CHENILLE BATH RUGS
Loop style chenille; in pastel eolors---3.78
2.9S CHENILLE BATH RUGS
Oval shape, thick chenille, in pastel colors 2.78
19c TABLE NAPKINS
Printed cotton; size l8xlS 1()c
2.60 PRINTED TABLECLOTHS
Size SSx7s in. in Gay printed dssisns2.29
5Sc REMNANTS TABLE DAMASK
So in. wide, useful lengths to ~ yds. Yard, 44c
Goldenbero'-Main Floor
Evening star., 1944-07-06
NOTIONS

2.98 RUBBERIZED RAINCOATS
White water-repellent fabric. Small sizes 97c
100 SHOE RACKS
Holds prs. of shoes. Mahogany hnish37c
SEC UTILITY BOXES
For facial tissues, hosiery and trnLets
Soc UTILITY BOXES
Knitting boxes, sewing kits and slove boxes.
2.49 GARMENT BAGS
Trapeze style; fits on closet rod al
1888 KNITTING BAGS
Floral crash; on folding wood standard -----1.37
Goldenbero's-Mntn Floor
Evening star., 1944-07-06
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GIRLS $50 UNLINED SUITS
Just IS to sell. Broken sizes--------25O so
GIRLS 599-699 COATS
SprinG weisht. In broken size.
GIRLS 8.99- 1899 Coats
Just 6 to sell. Broken zes---------3.O 90
TOTS 6.99 COATS
Just s. Some with hats. Sizes mo-, H. 500
TOTS 7.99-S.99 COATS
Just 10 to sell. Broken sizes s-4, 90
GIRLS 15.99- 1899 COATS
Just 6 to sell. Broken sizes 90
TOTS 699 CORDUROY SUITS
Just 2 to sell. Sizes2.4 2.79
TOTS 4.29 PLAID SUITS
Just z to sell Sizes
TOTS 1.25 DRESSES
Sheer cottons. In fast colors SAC
3.29 PLAY PEN PAD
Just l to sell ----------
GIRLS 2.29 WOOL SKIRTS
Properly labeled to wool content. Broken
TOTS CSC SUN SUITS
Fast.color cottons. washable --------30c
1.29 HIGH CHAIR PAD
Just l to sell - ---99
1.29 BASKINETTE PAD
Just l to sell
Goldenber0'-Second Floor
Evening star., 1944-07-06
FOOTWEAR

WOMENS 199 HUARACHES
Mexican style oil leather Huaraches; sizes 4 to s
onig ----------------------- "A
WOMENS 129 HOUSE SLIPPERS
Fabric uppers. soft soes low heels. Misses sizes
IL 10 ); women's sizes 4 to 877 77c
Godenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1944-07-06
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24S5 RAYON AND FIBRE RUG
size sxlz IT. Imperfect. only at-18f, m
$500 PART-WOOL RUG
sxio IT. SIZE; reversible. Just to sell-39. 90
1885 FELT FABRIC RUGS
9xl2 #. size; irrekulars m
4.95 FELT BASE RUGS
|hx9 tt. size; nursery pattern. Imperfect sx
1885 FELT BASE RUGS
I<xiS IT. Quaker make felt rugs without border.
imperfect
11.S5 FELT BASE RUGS
ilxlz It. Quaker make felt bsss ruf,. v;tho,,,
A'"Peiiect
4.S5-5.9S ADMINISTER RUGS
Size z7xs4.in. wool face 40
CONGOLEUM FELT BASE RUGS
sxl2 and 9xl0H #. sizes. Irretular, (mi.nr;ot.,
OF Gold Seal and other makes K 0k
Goldenbero's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1944-07-06
HOUSEWARES
l.l9 LAWN SPRINKLER

1.19 LAWN SPRINKLER
Plastic head, iron base 70.
loo VEGETABLE SEEDS
1874 packed; various kinds ds ,ks ..
H.S5 UTILITY CABINETS
White snsmel finish s4-in. high, compartments.
1888
17.95 UTILITY CABINETS
White enamel finish; 66.in hish 11aQ
LILO WOOD FLOWER BOXES
bin. sizes; painted Green - ,ao
LOO WOOD PICKET FENCE
White enamel finish 8 only az
LOO SEAFOOD COCKTAIL SERVERS
Set OF 6. Crystal glass 2oc
1885 KITCHEN CUPBOARD
TWO glass doors. Slightly damaged
just to sell N %
3.4S UNPAINTED CHAIRS
Folding Chairs made of s-ply veneer wood d----1.74
4.95 KITCHEN TABLES
Wood frame, linoleum top. Siz. 16x7o.;, 9 %
$3.50 ICE REFRIGERATOR
Slightly scratched. Just l to sell 21,s
Observation-Disclosures -Do,onstatr,
Evening star., 1944-07-06
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3.99 GARBARDINE STACKS
Cotton kabardine in white II to 90
WON1EN'S 4.99 SHORT-ALLS
Striped denim in sizes IL to 20 90
WOMEN'S 499 BATHING SUITS
l.pe. cotton in floral prints. II to l83.99
Godenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1944-07-06
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,c BOYS TEE SHIRTS

CSC BOYS TEE SHIRTS
Solid colors; crew neck, short sleeves.
All sizes 34C
2.98 JR. BOYS SLACK SETS
Sanforized Hannah Picket cloth; solid colors Of
tan or blue S to 81;
Evening star., 1944-07-06
; More Dogs, One Cat
Found Infected With Rabie,

Wimpy, the little terrier who was
found dead Monday night on the
grounds of American University, was
Evening star., 1944-07-06
DRESSES

4.99 AND 795 MATERNITY DRESSES
Spun rayon prints; sizss II to l8 l8-----1.S n
1885 RAYON JERSEY DRESSES
Sizes Is to 50 in checks ARR
SOS EVENING DRESSES
Black rayon taGsta; sizes 50 to A----.2.A
SIS SUMMER DRESSES
l and Pc styles in rayon Bember sheers and
syon. II to Is ---- ---.4.88
3.ss SPUN RAYON DRESSES
2.pc. style in brown. IL to Is ~
2.3S COTTON 4 RAYON DRESSES
Slightly imperfect broken sizes - 90
1.ss BROADCLOfH UNIFORMS
Blue and whits stripes; small sizes s------68c
3ss COTTON DRESSES
Slightly imperfect; broken szss-
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ACCESSORIES

500 FABRICOID HANDBAGS
Good selection Of styles and eolors.
4.S5 STRAW HANDBAGS
Straws, plastic mesh woodaex, white and multi
colors. Plus tax)
3.00-4.S5 HANDBAGS
Factory seconds in white fabrieoids and fsnuine
feathers. Plus taxi 229
59c HAIR ORNAMENTS
Multi eolored bands and 1owers Of all Species 33c
MEMS 18c HANDKERCHIEFS
Khaki color; Government rejects 8c
WOMEN'S 39c DICKEY COLLARS
Reversible; white and colors - -2Xc
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
WOMEN'S 79c FABRIC GLOVES
Novelty styles in cotton and rayon.
Broken sizes S0c
WOMEN'S Soc SUMMER GLOVES
Samples and slight irrekulars in many styles
end colors Sic
WOMEN'S 59c CROCHET GLOVES
Handmade crochet Gloves in white only.
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43c RAYON FABRICS
Dark shades; in u to y yd lensths. Yd 27c
CSC NOVELTY RAYONS
Plaids and novelty effects. Useful 1eniths,
Yd. " Aac
CSC NOVELTY RAYONS
39.in wide; in plaids and plain colors. Yd. 59c
CSC BLACK SATIN
39.in wide; black with white dots
DAMAGED. Yd. kQc
43c WOOLEN FABRICS
All wool and wool mixtures; in useful lengths
Each length Pc
Sc RAYON FABRICS
Printed rayon and rayon sheers. Imperfect.
Yd. " 67c
4Sc COTTON DUvETYN
In gold color only. Useful lengths. Yard, 44c
49c RAYON AND COTTON
Two-tone gold. .and.b black rsyon and cotton fabrics
for drapes. Yard - 37c
sec COTTON FABRICS
Plain color washable cottons in khaki, navy, frey
and orange. Yard --- 33c
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1.9S RAYON CREPE SLIPS
Sizes 81 and 81, in white only---1.29
SOC RAYON BRIEFS
Small sizes 25c
1.39 CELANESE RAYON PANTTES
Floral prints mostly small sizes es-79c
1.99 RAYON CREPE SLIPS
Tailored style in tearose. Sizes rs to 521.67
1.59 RAYON SATIN SLIPS
Size 81 only; in white
Goldenbergs-Matn Floor
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MEMS WEAR
MEMS 29c HOSIERY
Rayon; in regular length and shortees
MEMS SOC SHORTS
White broadcloth; small sizes; irretulars 32c
MEMS SOC BELTS
Black or brown; broken sizes
MEMS 1.6s SHIRTS
White broadeloths; fused collar. Broken sizes.
MEMS zoo SHIRTS
Sheer handkerchief cloth plain colors.
Broken sizes 60
MEMS 1.39 WORK SHIRTS
Heavy weight blue work shirts; size l4h 1.17
MEMS ZOO BLUE OvERALLS
Sanforized shrunk; broken sizes SO
MEMS 2.SS SWEATERS
All wool and part wool; sleeveless.
Broken sizes. Irrekuars s---l.)O 90
MEMS 1.69 SPORT SHIRTS
Plain colors and fancies. Broken sizes;
MEMS 2.60-2.Ss SANFORIZED STACKS
Cotton labardins and spun rayon washable. Ir.
MEMS 2.99 STACKS
Sanforized sottons in checks, stripes and solid
Godpnher0's-Mnfn rloor
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-06-24
BY WILLIAM E. G1LRoY, D. c., WI

This is the International temper
ance lesson, and it puts emphasis
upon temperate living as well as
upon abstinence from strong drink.
The Bible teaches temperance by
example as we'll as by precept
and great figure in this teaching
by example is Daniel. He is SET
before us as a perfect example OF
strength through right living, and
as man endued with power be.
cause he was wholly consecrated tc
the will of God; and mighty in
courage because the love of God
and devotion to His service had
cast out all fear.
i am not concerned here with
the critical questions that have di.
vided scholars regarding the nature
Of the Book of Daniel. Literalists
insist upon the historical accuracy
of every detail, while liberal inter-
phete1s pointing to its late date as
Hebrew writing, and its late ac-
ceptance into the canon of the Old
Testament, insist that it is an apo
calyptic book, like the Book of
Revelation in the New Testament,