davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-01-11
GIOres

s Pairs Pigskin Gloves. Cork e.
Natural. Sizes 6 & 6s4. Orig.
$3.50 S2.19
20 Pairs Black & Brown Cape
skin Gloves with warm lining.
Sizes 6-61a. Orig. $2.73 S1.79
Ii Pairs Wo0l-B Back Mitts with
warm lining. Orig. $3.15 - 81
Plus 200 Tax
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-11

4 Maple-Finished S oking
Stands. Orig. S5.95 - S2.99
3 Metal Tray Smoking Stands.
Orig. $7.95 - $500
2 Maple Finished Coffee Tables.
Orig. $685. $500
l Lime Oak Blue 5-Pc. Dinette
Set. Orig. $74.50 $500
/ Maple Finished End Table.
Orig. $10.95 -- $7.99
l Tile-Top Stand. Orig. $2.49,
$1.O0
l Mahogany-Finished Record
Cabinet. Orig. $16.95 S14.99
l Mahogany-Fin Console
Mirror. Orig. $9.95 $6.99
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-11

that 1t was something Of a novelty
to hear 1t last night.
The orchestra played 1t beautifully,
re-creating its atmosphere with spe-
cial finesse. The quality of the per-
formance throughout. the overture
to Mozart's 'The Marriage of Fig
aro' and the polka and fugue from
Weinberger's "Schwanda" complet-
Ing the program, showed the elas-
ITCHY and finish which the orchestra
has. perfected this season.
In all sections the musicians play
with splendid style, artistic re-
sponse and excellent tone.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Leather Goods
STARED Items Plus 2o% Ta1

StaTTeu mems Pths 20% Tar
200 Genuine Leather BiIlfolds.
Orig. S1-S7 So SOC to S3.75*
rs Handbags. Orig. 1895 S1.59*
$50 Gold and Silver Initials for
Handbags. Orig. 25c-50c,
15c-25c*
3 Mems Leather Fitted Cases.
Orig. SO so ---S Sd. .00s
5 Handbags. Orig. $3.50 S3.00*
6 Handbags. Orig. S10.5o and
so Leather Change Purses. Orig.
soc 25c*
Kann 'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-11

Mrs. Mervyn Lanham, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Carl Orebaugh, second
vice president; Miss Lillian Switser,
corresponding secretary; Miss Flor
|ence Medcalf, recording secretary;
Miss Mable Hutchins, financial Sec
retary, and Miss Mary w. Allen,
treasurer.
Moving pictures of Norway, taken
by Mrs. Antoinette Gill of 5000
Thirty ninth street NV, will be
shown
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Budget Dresses

Misses Polka Dot Rayon Shan
tung Fly-Front Dresses. Orig.
$685. -S S6.99
Misses g. Women's Rayon
Crepes & Jerseys. Broken sizes
g. colors. Orig. $8.95 $2.88
Women's 2-Piece Wool & Rayon
Suit Dresses. Pastels. Orig.
$10.95 $8.8S
Misses Black Rayon Sheer
Dresses with long sleeves AND
separate slips. Orig. $10.95, $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
SpOs'tSiceUr

IA Jackets. Orig. $5.95 & $7.95,
S3.99
Plaid Skirts. Orig. $7.95 g.
1895 - $3.50
81 Sports Dresses. Orig. $10.95.
$500
Jumper Dresses. Orig. $1295,
$500
4 Sports Dresses. Orig. $2295.
$1,000
IL Sports Dresses. Orig. $795,
S3.8S
8 Sports Dresses. Orig. $12.95,
S5.44
Evening Blouses. Orig. $l6.95
g. 1895 --S $3.50
13 Rayon Jersey Skirts. Orig.
81 Striped Rayon Long Sleeve
Blouses. Orig. $4,99 S2.99
IS SIip-on Sweaters. Were $500.
Now --- S2.59
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
JeUeIru
Starred Items Plus aoG Tar

STARED Items Plus 20es Tar
4 Ladies' Imitation Black and
White Cameo Rings. Orig. s2.e5.
Sl,95*
Pins. Orig. SID $1,000
/ Bracelet. Orig. $3.50 .- $500
2 Sterling Silver Gold Plated
Necklaces. Orig. $40 - $500
5 Mems Sterling Indentification
Bracelets. Orig. Sc to $3.50,
$500
13 Compacts. Orig. s4,50-s5.oo,
$500
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Mission Auxiliary
To Install Officers

WAVE 1t. Carrie williams of 4344
Ellicott street NV. will be installed
as president of the Evening Auxili-
ary of the Central Union Mission,
1913 c street NV, at dinner meet
ing at pm. tomorrow at the Mis-
sion.
Other officers to be inducted are
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Infants Wear

Boys Cotton Wash Suits. Sizes
3-6. Orig. $2.29 ------ Sl.67
Dresses, Skirts, Pianfores and
Pajamas. Orig. S2,99 SI.SS
Boys Suits. Sizes 3-6. Orig.
$500 S3.87
Skirts and Jumpers. Orig. 1899,
s2.64
Toddlers' Pinafores. Sizes ! to 8.
Orig. $500 --------S S2.64
Babette g. fodder Dresses. Sizes
6 mos. to 3 yrs. Orig. s3.9s.
s2.64
AIl-Wool Sweaters. Size 2. Orig.
$3.50 ------ S1.37
Tots Dresses and Pinafores.
Sizes Is. Orig. S4.s9 1927
Tots Jackets In Checks and
Plain Colors. Sizes l-6. Orig.
S319-$3.99 ---S S2.27
Boys Cotton Wash Suits. Sizes
3-6. Orig. S1,15-$l SO S8c
Babette Dresses. Sizes 9 to IL
mos. Orig. S125 -----. S8c
Girls Cotton BIouses. Sizes 4 to
6x. Orig $l.15-Sl SO 88c
Cotton Knit Creepers. Sizes l
and 2. Orig. s1.29-$1.69-- SSc
Cotton Jersey Suits. Size 6. Orig.
Sl.99-S2.2 20 ----.--- S1.37
Girls Cotton Blouses. Sizes 4 to
6x. Orig. $l96 S1.37
Cotton Crepe Pajamas. Size 2.
Orig. $129 8Sc
Cotton Knit Polo Shirts. Orig.
Sl,00-Sl 20 --------- sac
Tots Dresses. Orig. s5.82-s5.99,
S3.87
Fur Muffs. Orig. s1.99 -- CSC
Plus 20%o Tax
Cotton Sheet and Pillow Case
Sets. Orig. S299 ----- S1.88
Fancy Pillow Slips. Orig. s1.69,
97c
Fancy Pillow Slips. Orig. s1.e9-
Fancy Pillow Slips. Orig. s299,
S1.8S
Cotton Sheet and Pillow Case
Sets. Orig. $500 ----- S2.64
Carriage Robe Sets. Crib Spread
Sets and Wool Blankets. Orig.
S8.95-S10.98 S5.47
Slip-on Pillow Gases. Orig. 29c,
19c
Crib Size Blankets of All-Wool.
Orig. S7.99 ----- S4.S8
Infants Coat Sets. Orig. S12.88-
S14.98 ----S S7.8S
Bright Plaid Blankets. Orig.
S4.99 --.--------S3.67
WATERPROOF Pants. Orig Csc
and 89c 32c
Foot Warmers. Orig. 39e - 23c
Cotton Chenille Crib Spreads.
Seconds. Orig. S1.99 - S1.49
Tots Rain Capes. Sizes 4 to 6x.
Orig. $2.99 ------ S1.88
Tots Raincoats. Orig. $4.99-
S5.95 ------S3.27
Tots Bathrobes. 500 wool, 40%o
rayon Orig. $500 - - SS.87
Tots Rayon Quilted Bathrobes.
Orig. $500 - S3.87
Waterproof Rain Hats. Orig. 81,
58c
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Cotton Dresses

so Rayon Faille e. Rayon Print
Dresses. Broken sizes. Orig.
$3.50 SZ.Si
IL "Georgiana" Long Sleeve
Rayon Dresses. Soiled. Orig.
s1o.e5 " s4.ss
125 Cotton Wash Dresses. Small
sizes only. Orig. s1.69 -- 97c
IS Cotton Wash Dresses. 12-I4-
l6 only. Orig. S1.9e S1.27
200 Waist Band and Bib
Aprons. Orig. sl-S1.19 - zee
167 Cotton Wash Dresses. Small
sizes only, and Cotton Waist
band Aprons. Orig. s2.es sI.67
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-11

Out bf the fight will come might
the might Of America. The SixtH
War Loan drive is 0n-on to victory.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Junior Dept.

20 One & Two-Piece Dresses.
Orig. $8.95 to $l2.95 ,-- $500
58 Check & Pastel Gabardines.
Orig. $8.95-$12.95 -----. $3.50
IL Gabardine & Striped Jump
ers. Orig. $8.95-s12.95 x $500
4 Tweed Jackets. Orig. $3.50.
$500
10 Striped & Checked Vests.
Orig. $5.95 -----------S1.97
20 Black FailIe Skirts. Orig.
40 Slip-0ns. All-wool. Orig.
$500 $3.S3
8 All-WooI Sweaters. Soiled.
Orig. $5.95 ---- $2.97
so Cardigans 4 SIipons. All-
wool. Orig. $7.95 $5.95
80 Blouses. Orig. s7.95 to $l0.e5.
Now 1915
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Fur Coats
All Prices Plus soss Tar

All Prices Plus s0To Tar
Black-Dyed Ponyskin. Size 18.
Orig. S129 ---------S 500
Dyed Skunk Coat. Size 16. Orig.
Sl0S ----SlSo
Hollander Mink-Dyed Marmot.
Size 40. Orig. s199 9---- S145
Rlue-Dyed Fox. So in. long. Size
IA. Orig. $182 S145
Natural Tipped Skunk. Size IA.
Orig. $229-----------$ $3.50
Black Dyed Persian Paw. Sizes
SO to AZ. Orig. s1o9- $169
Mink Blended Muskrat. Size IA.
Orig. $3.50 $169
Silver Fox Jacket. Size IA. Orig.
$268 $179
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-11
TOiIetrieS

STARED Items Plus 20T
16 Ann Meredith Hair Mist with
Atomizer. Orig. 69c- 29c"
Is Wear Ever Douche Syringes.
Orig. s1.50---------6s soc
S6 Hershey Tar Soap. Box of
3. Orig. Csc 10c
Come Tome" Toilet Water g.
Perfume Set. Orig. s2--SIs
27 Luxor Body Lotion. Orig.
II Imported CastilIian Powdered
Henna. Orig. SOC 0c----19c*
Corinthian Lipsticks. Orig. soc,
29c
Mason Fruit Jars Filled with
Bath Salts. Orig. soc 39cs
Paulette Lilac Vegetal. Orig.
Paulette Bay Rum. Orig. SOC,
25c*
IL Breck Hand Cleaner. Orig.
60c - 2qc.
IA Breck Hand Cleaner. Orig.
81 --------------- 49c%
Nancy Face Powder. Orig. SOC.
19c&
u Pancara Cream for Remoy-
ing Makeup. Orig. 81 39c*
Cosmata Friction Cream Soap,
Orig 59c 2qcs
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Girls WRaf.

10 Teen 2-Piece Veskit Suits.
Orig. $7.95 - $3.50
Teen Jackets. Orig. 5000.
s4.4s
Is Teen Dresses. Orig. 1885,
Sl0.95 --- S5.97
8 Teen Jumpers. Orig. $S.s5,
$500
10 Teen Rayon Blouses. Orig.
$2.99 S1.74
Is Girls Cotton Blouses. Orig.
$1.39 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 99c
10NGirls' Plaid Skirts. Orig. s4.7s
$3.50
Is Girls Coat Sweaters. Orig.
$2.99 $1.99
8 Girls Scarf and Glove Sets.
Orig. $s.es -s1.e9
8 Teener's Coats. Orig. $22. .95,
$500
10 Teeners' Goats. Orig. $40 s.s5,
$1,000
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-11
CORNER
SH ELVES
Orig. S2.99
$1.99

Maple or walnut fin
ished hanging-s style
corner shelves. 28-in.
high with 3 shelves.
Slight imperfections.
Kann's-Furniture-
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Notions
Toys

Doll Cradles. Orig. $7.s5,
$4.95
Blackboard. Orig. $4.s5. -Ss.25
Pull Cart. Orig. s2.so---sl.ss
Shuttle Board. Orig. $l4.s5,
$1o.9s
l Table and Chair Set. Orig
sf.oo ----------------$2.25
Tear-Drop Rockers. Orig.
S5.22
3 Upholstered Rockers. Orig.
@Ao.oo 1888
Wheelbarrows. Orig. $1.ss,
sse
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
UphOISferu


4s Pairs Cottage Sets. Orig
S295-$395 - S14a
l6 Prs. Damask Draperies. Orig
Sl9.95 SASS
l Lot Remnants. Orig. CSC and
sl.29 Yd. ------- 69c
/ Lot Remnants. Orig. Sl.e9 to
S2.98 yd. 89c
40 Drapery Squares. Orig. 39c
and Acc AS Is - 1ec
4 Cretonne Boudoir Chair Gov
ers. Orig. s1.98 Csc
Bolts Plaid Taffeta. Orig. sl.6e
yu S1.00
4 Bolts Colored VoiIe. Orig. 7ec
yd. 59e
300 Holland Window S h des.
Green only. Orig. s1-. 59c
IL Knitted Mesh Sofa Covers.
Orig. S8.98 S2.99
4 Made-to-Order Chair Slip
Covers. Orig. s22.50 $500
l Made-to-Order Sofa Slip Cow
er. Orig. $3.50 S20.00
2 Made-to-Orde Sofa Slip Cow
ers. Orig. $3.50 .- S22.00
40 Pairs Rayon and Cotton
Draperies. Orig. So. .95 .---- S5.95
l Boudoir Chair Cover. Orig.
s2.so ---- -------------S S1.50
6 Bolts Glazed Cretonne. Orig.
oo~ oSC va.
l Bolt Blue jacquard Denim.
Orig. $298 $3.50 yd.
8 Studio Covers. Orig. S10.49.
Now " $500
3 Plain Homespun Spreads. Orig.
Pairs Plaid Hopespun Dra-
peries. Orig. $7.95 $500
Kann 's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-11

Out of the fight will come might
the might of America. The Sixth
War Loan drive is on-on to victory.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Furniture

Kann's-Second Floor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Damage Tip
MinB Award

FIRST prize Of SIS in this week $
Detroit Ttmes ncwSttp contest
goes TO the man who called with
-ihfaHhfa nHahett tnfefe-than
20 airpIancs being damaged IN a
hailstorm al city alrporl
The SO second prlze IS being
awarded 10 the tIp>ter VINO called
about 4 meat hungry citizen who
brought five COWS IN from hi
farm and built a corral for them
ON 4 vacant lot IN a busy business
district.
4 tp about seven members OF
a youthful gang armInC them-
selves with a Submachinc gun WINS
third prize Of s.. Ten 81 prlzcS
are beng awarded for the next
10 ocS; tips
II you think YOU know Of a good
news story or picture call the
Times city desk. CH $500.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Strike Criipp|es
Carnegie Steel

CHICAGO. July 6 GNS)-Pro-
ductlon At the nations second
largest steel producing plant was
crippled today by A strike that
threatened 10 halt AL production.
a spokesman for the Carnegie
Illinois Steel Corp announced that
only A few hundred employees
were AZ work in The South Chi
steel plant.
The strike, stcmminG from q
dispute over seniority rights,
halted the movement of materials
over the network OF narrow
gauge railroad threading through
the huge plant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Liquor Store Moved

Stat Liquor Store 40. l7 for
mcrly A. e3l5 Grariol $ beng
moved 30 lfil5 CRATIC. near
seven Mic INC Michigan State
Liquor Commission announced
TODAY
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Dewey Visits
Home Town

OWOSSO, July Gov. Thomas
r Dewey Of New York, 1914 Re-
publican presidential nominee, is
spending a few days with his
mother. Mrs. George Dewey. He
said that ne plans 10 Just rest
and visit my old friends here
Witi.- the governor are his per
sonal secretary, Paul Lockwood,
and 1t Green OF the New York
State Police.
The governor played golf with
Lockwood and A. G.. Redmond,
OwoSso industrialist. yesterday
afternoon but got ducking when
a cloudburst occurred while they
we're tar from the clubhouse.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
ld6uafdid 10 Visit
FrdnCe-on His Own
Dflrolt linz, Wa,hinEtan Buf,as

WASHINGTON July s New
York s Mayor LaGuardla Is colHs
10 France on bis own
Granting of governmental per
mission for hS trp WAS disclosed
yesterday hy President Truman
~ his news conference. ng' tho
MAYOR & going for his OWL. Wcl-
fare and benefit and not on gov
ernmcr'al mission. The President
eXplaIncd
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Ordnance Office Gets
Share The Ride Award
International Phof

II. Col Frank CnHzenS OF the
Detroit Ordnance district ef+eor
today has accepted certificate Of
award for the most efficient share
-tno-ridc plan in the Detroit OPA
district.
Thr ordnance office has aver
aged between 42 and s. riders
per car in the past year. OPA
officials said War plants or other
organizations must show 3.5 Share
ride average to be eligible for the
award
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
State Clio Fights
Warren Election

Charges of widespread irregu-
Iarities in The school board e1ec-
ton in Warren Township June IL
were filed today with the Macomb
County prosecutor by the state
CIO.
Affidavits citing II instances of
irregularity were signed by State
PAC Director Sam Cubeta and
Harold Julian. president of the
Macomb County Council.
The CIO supported Joseph
Morgenthaler and Victor Bonus
in the election. Both lost.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Play Checkers Sunday

The chess and checker eAhihi-
lion matches scheduled for last
SUNDAY In the rooms Of tho De-
troft Chess and Checker Club. 2i6
McKerchcy Building which were
postponed, Will be played Sunday
At 30 p m
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
IckeS Pays Tribute
To Thomas Mann

NEW YORK, June 26 GNS)-
Secretary IckeS. L. S. Supreme
Court Justice Frankfurther and
other notableS paid tribute last
night at a belatcd birthday party
i'm the Waldorf Astoria for ThnmaS
Mann, the writer, who was 70
last June s.
IckeS aSSailcd what he termed
whispering campaigns ' against
Russia, and Justice Frdnkfurter
spoke on AmericaniSm.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

CANTA ANA, Cal, June 26-Its bad enough
~ loved when you're lost It's TO be lost among
loved
The latter feeling assoing many homecoming soldier
And what it's happening right the middle of ecsatc
These uncomfortable homecomers being embarrassed
by the socitous kdglove they're receiving
War aren't immune from pampering performances Some of
them seemingly forgetting they wanted be treated
George r McCrae World War who didn't forget.
Yet he did Understandable pardonabe slip when
returned to their Gheboygan Mich home after nearly three
During Of this time Donald had been engineer
gunner in Euprope
LIE told his dads slip which later than
valescent Hospital the army air base here Donald
cuperatng leg wounds and opcrationai fatigue Hes
well on his way toward complete recovery.
Il plenty ahd-iFF4tsble whAHI home"
said Sgt McCrae whose leg badly ripped BY
saved it.
1t might different story Donald sughingy
observed he had been hreted home front
and attitudes before he boarded the train
Some the people that mighty
he told They rubbernecked like mad when
through their crutches
bad the lady who turned her companion
fight myself to keep from turning and giving her the
old revolving door routine"
DONALD used his crutches parngly after thseven after
~ he arrived home Trying to negotiate without them
Mother and lad swell" said Donald They we're
patient and not about my %ryousn' 1t wasn't
Then one night Donads dad asked him 20 attend an Amer
ican Legion post banquet
mentioned sgt met related Il
scared half out of Wits but managed TO few
asked I'd telling my Purple Heart
Was something didn't feel like doing
But didn't want to dsappoint dad who later found
10 I
shaking like a leaf. I'm blaming He didn't
memories Donald trying TO put out OF mind
of good friends who didn't come back from that mission
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Weideman'S Eviction
OrderBeinSPrOIDed
Times Photo

motion for relief for any OF The
homeless families, declaring that
neither the landlord nor attorneys
in the case disclosed that rights
of servicemen- -unAeF-the Soldiers
and Sailors Civil Relief Act were
involved in the hearing upon
which the order issued.
The service wives affected in
cluded one whose husband was
killed in action. another whose
husband is missing, and a third
who IS expecting another child
soon.
The evicted persons were asked
10 contact the prosecutors office.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
5Pcf. Back Tax
Plan Extended

A six months extension Of the
elts.ss-.-55 percent delinquent tax
pIan" has been approved by COM
mon council at the request OF
City Treasurer Albert r. Gobo-
During l935-43 more than
275,60 parcels OF property were
reclaimed by former owners
through payment Of interest.
Collections on city tax assess
ments for 1893 and l943 now
stand at 1852 per cent. CobO
recommended that the plan be
abandoned in six months because
there will not be enough out
standing taxes TO Justify it.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

Investigation of the eviction Of
seven service families from the
apartment house at 1864 w. JEFF
ferson was Stymied today, When
the prosecutors Office announced
it had been able 10 reach only one
Of the families Victimized.
The families and their house
hold goods were elected Saturday,
when a constable appeared with
an eviction order signed by Cir
cult Court Commissioner Carl NJ.
Weideman.
Commissioner Weideman yester-
day said he would entertain a
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Reds Abe+ Trieste Strike

TRIESTE. June 20 QNS)-
Trieste was hit by a Communist
inspired general strike today in
reprisal for dISbandment Of local
militia by the Allies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Times Photo

Pvt Henry A. Golen, 49, of 1916 Fairview, who lost
his sight and right leg DDay in southern France, pic
tured with his sister Clara he waged a legal fight
for permission to visit his two children, who live
with his divorced wife and her husband Circuit
Judge Robert NJ. Toms granted the request. Pvt
GOlen wounded he sought to five comrades
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-11
SCHEDULE rs GIVEN
FOR COUNTY CLUBS

Monday, October Is, West JEFF
ferson All Club will meet at the
school at 10 a. m.
Monday, October Is, Baldwin
H. D. club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Roger Holman at 2:30 p.
m.
Tuesday, October Is, Chestnut
Hill H. D. club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Eugene Walker at
t2:30 p. m.
Thursday, October 10, Peak
Valley H. D. club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Ida McNeill at 2:3O
p. m.
Thursday, October ID, Silas
| Creek H. D. club will meet at the
Silas Creek at 800 p. m.
Friday, October 10, Healing
Springs H. D. club will meet at
the home of Mrs. J. w. Neaves at
200 p. m.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-11
Announce Special
Radio Program

w. G. Little, owner and opera
tor of the Western Auto Associate
Store in West Jefferson, N. c., an
nounced the start of a new NBC
network program sponsored by
the Western Auto Supply Com
pany. This half-hour program
can be heard every Sunday at
1920 a. M, over station WPTF.
Raleigh.
This new program '"The Circle
Arrow Show" features songs
guaranteed to please. The star
of the show is the brilliant and
vibrant tenor, Max Condor
whose golden voice is winning
acclaim the nation over. Max
Condor is supported by Dolly
Good, singer of lovely songs; the
johnson twins, close harmony
sisters; Taft Blevins; and the ia
nous Buccaneers, male quartette
and instrumental group; a talent.
ed group which provides a half
hour of music, songs and hymns
that have proved their populari-
ty through the years.
Cali of this makes this new
NBC Circle Arrow Show a novel
and outstanding form of radio
entertainment for Sunday morn
ing West Jefferson radio audi
ence," Mr.. Little said.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-11
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
OPEN ON TUESDAYS

Unemployment compensation
is not substitute for work, but
merely a means of helping you
out until you find more work, -
stated Beach Keller, supervisor
interviewer of the USES, in try
ing to clarity the misunderstood
ing that many persons have con-
corning unemployment. There
is no part of the unemployment
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-11

compensation program to pay for
periods of voluntary idleness," he
continued.
''The main object of the unem-
ployment compensation program
is to maintain employment" he
said, ''and if Job cannot
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-11

Walter ]. Turner, Of the animal
pool detachment, school troops
stationed at the Cavalry School
Fort Riley, Kansas, has been pro-
NOTED to the rank of technician
grade 5. Turner entered the ar
my in June, 1914, and received
his basic training at Fort McLel-
land, Ala. He is the husband of
Mrs. w. J. Turner, of Smethport.
Pvt. Bruce c. Bare, son of Mr..
and Mrs. D. M. Bare. of Nathan's
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be found, then insurance bene-
fits are paid to those who cannot
find jobs
Mr.. Keller also stated that Ashe
county will still be served as US
ual each Tuesday at the court
1ouse at jefferson,
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Cpl Claude Ashley, son of the
Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Ashley, ac-
ceEg1ing to a letter received by
ms parents, is now taking treat
Hent In a hospital near Tokyo.
k1e wrote his parents that he was
, TN the same hospital that TOTO
Was in.
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Creek, is expected home on fur
Tough soon. He has completed his
basic training and is now station
ed at Camp Joseph, Ark.
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PFC. William w. Church, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Church, of
Idlewild, is now stationed at Spa,
Belgium. Pfc. Church has been
overseas seven months, stationed
in France and Germany. He is
the husband of the former Miss
Mabel Payne.
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Arthur c. Phipps, HA &c, of
Ernmpler, is now serving on the
uSS Sherburne, which landed
troops for the occupation of ia
pan
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It's Ben F. Rotten, who has re-
NdGrned from overseas duty, is
n0w stationed at Fit. Lewis, Wash.
He expects to receive his dis
charge soon and return to Ashe
eSounxy.
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Pvt. Delmer Osborne, USING, is
now stationed at Camp LeJeune,
N. G.
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Cpl Carl Ashley, son of the
Rev- and Mrs. Ashley, is now in
E6sndion at a station hospital,
driving an ambulance. Cpl. Ash
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ley has been overseas for the past
3k years and expects to return
to the states before Christmas.
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Pvt. Paul B. Bare, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Felix Bare, has com
pleted his basic training at Camp
Wheeler, Ca, and is expecte
home on furlough soon. He en-
tered the army in May, 194o.