davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Infa,,ts, Wear.

Girls Cotton Slips. Sizes Ala.
Orig. 79c 59c
Girls Cotton Blouses. Sizes Ask.
Orig. $l.l5 88c
Cotton Knit Creepers. Orig. $1.2s
and $1.49 88c
Sport Jackets in Checks and Plain
Colors. Sizes to s. Orig. 1913
and 3.99 S2.e7
Group Of Dresses, Pinafores, Skirts
and Jumpers. Orig. $3.ss 1854
Pinafores and Dresses. Orig. $4.s9,
1927
Tots Bathrobes, Sizes 2 to 6.
Orig. $500 ---t--- $3.87
Chenille House Goats. Sizes 2-6.
Orig. $399 - S2.64
Toddlers' Bathrobes in Pastel
Shades. Orig. $2.99 SI.88
Cotton Seersucker OveraIIs. Sizes
2-6. Orig. $1.70 s7c
Boys Wash Suits. sises 3-6.
Orig. $2.19 $l.67
Girls Cotton Sport Blouses. sizes
4 to 6x. Orig. $l.s6 $1.37
Cotton Knit Pants. Orig. 4oc, .7c
Waterproof Pants. Orig. CSC, 32c
Children's Waist Hose supporters.
Orig. 81 lOc
Fancy Pillow Slips. Orig. $1.ss,
8 3 -
SIC
Large Size Wafle Weave Crib
Blankets. Orig. ,$7.99 S4.SS
Large Size Plaid Crib Cover.
Orig. $3.50 $3.67
All-Wool Broadcloth Bunting.
Rayon plush lining. Orig. $1,000.
$3.50
All-Wool Carriage Robe In Dark
Shades. Orig. $7.99 $3.88
Chenille Crib Spreads. Seconds.
$1.99
Waterproof Sheets. Orig. 30c, 27o
Waterproaf Sheets. Orig. soc, SO
Tots Headwcar. Orig. $1.15 to
$1.so Observation-Disclosures SO
Karn's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-25
JeCeIru

Starred Items Plus 20qe Tax.
rs COmpacts. Orig. $500, SI.50
IS Pieces Jewelry. Orig. 81, 59c%
5 Pins. Orig. $3.50 S3.00$
IL Compacts. Orig. IS $500
Is Ladies' Rings. Orig. 81, 59cs
l Bracelet. Orig. $40 $500
nn's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Bed Dept.

Walnut Veneer Dressers. Orig.
$5495 ----- $39.95
4 Double Size Walnut Veneer
Beds Orig. $41.95 $500
l Mahogany Finish Dresser. AS
is Orig. $41.95 $500
2 Maple Finish Cricket Chairs.
As is. Orig. $10.95 S7.44
Overstuffed Club Chair. AS is.
Orig. $1995 $500.
/ Overstuffed Club Chair. AS is.
Orig. 1895 - $29.95
2 Double and 2 Single Size Box
Springs for Wood Bed. Orig.
$19.95 $1,000
2 Double and Single Size Box
Springs for Wood Bed. Orig.
$29.95 ---- $500
l Single Size Felt Mattress (FIoor
'Sample). Orig. 1885, $S.8S
2 Double Size Felt Mattresses. AS
is. Orig. $24.95 $500
l Double Size Mahogany Finish
Sleigh Bed. Orig. $26.95. $12.99
10-21x27 Chicken Feather Pill
lows With Quilted Sateen Finish
Cover. Orig. $4.25 49, $z.49
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-25
ChiIdren's $1.o5 to $3.50 Slippers
Junior DEBT.

80 Rayon Gabardine and Flannel
Dresses. Orig. $8.95-$12.95- $500
20 One and Two Piece Dresses.
Orig. $1495 and 1855 $1,000
Is Black Dresses. Orig. S19.95
and $22.95- $500
IL Jackets. Orig. $3.50 $500
10 Jumpers. Orig. $895 $500
Z Striped and Checked Vests.
Orig S5e5 S197
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Art Goods
Furniture

III Unpainted 5-Pc. Breakfast
Sets. Orig. $24.95 Sl495
"a Upholstered Top Foot Stools.
Orig. S2.95 S1.99
IL Brown Oak 5-Pc. Dinetfe Sets,
Orig. $3.50 .- $3.50
80 Walnut and Maple Finished
Corner Shelves. Orig. $2.95. Sl.99
3 Unpainted Double Door Ward
robes. Orig. S22.50 $3.50
3 Vanity Mirror Tops. 171ax38-
in. Orig. $3.49- s2.4s
5 Vanity Mirror Tops. 30x16-in.
Orig. $2.49 SIaa
2 18th Century Style End Tables.
Orig. $14.95 $3.50
Juvenile Size Canvas Top Cots.
Orig. $5.95- s3eg
Maple Platform Rocker. Orig.
$3.50 ---------. $24.95
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-25

SiI,,e,' Dept.

Tarnish- Proof Chests. Slightly
damaged. Orig. $8.98. AS is.
$4.49
Tarnish Proof Chests. Orig. 1898.
As is $1.98
Bread Trays in Wood. Two Styles.
Orig. $1.49. As Is 79c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Budget Dresses

Misses Classic Dresses. Luggage
only. Orig. $8.95 $4.48
Misses Checked Jumpers. Sizes
1916 only. Orig. 1895 $4.48
Misses Black Rayon Sheer Dresses
with Separate Slips. Orig. $10.95.
$3.S8
Misses Pastel Rayon Crepe and
Rayon Gabardine. Orig. 1895.
SAB
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Girls Wear

Girls Plaid Skirts. Orig. s4.7e.
S2.97
20 Teen Cotton and Rayon
Blouses. Orig. S2.99 $1.47
80 Girls Cotton Navy Shorts.
Orig. $1.99 -- 59c
IS Girls Cotton Blouses. Orig.
s1.39 - sgc
30 Girls Cotton Weather-SeaIed
Snow Suits. Orig. 1898 S5.8S
40 Teen Misses Rayon Dresses.
Orig. s7.s5, $8.95, s10.95---- $500
10 Girls Winter Goats. Orig.
10 Girls Winter Coats Orig.
$22.95, SIS $500
10 Teen Winter Coats. Orig.
$25 90, $2995- $500
Teen Shortie Coats. Orig. 1855,
$1,000
Kann's Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-25
HOSieru

Full-Fashioned Rayon Hosiery.
Broken sizes & colors. Several
Weights. Cotton reinforced. As
is - 59c
Run Resistant and Regulation
Knit Rayon Hosiery. First quality
and Irregulars. Cotton reinforced
and irregulars included. Good
colors & sizes 29c
Imperfects Of Sheer Rayon Hos
iery. Full Fashioned and No-Seam
styles included. Good colors and
sizes. Cotton reinforced, 2 prs. 81
Rayon Hosiery. Broken Sizes.
Cotton reinforced. Soiled. AS is,
10c
Cotton Foot Socks with Elastic
Tops. Soiled. Broken sizes, 10c
Imperfects of Full-Fashioned
Hosiery. CRayon and cotton styles
included.) Broken sizes and COL
ors ---- 4 prs. for 81
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Yarn Robes
Orig. $l4.95 to Sl6.95

Wrap-Around models of printed quilted Nj
rayon or aralac and rayon. Broken Vy
sizes >. soiled from handling q
nn's-Lngere-Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Entire Stock
$38 and $48
Chesterfield
COATS
$33

Fine virgin wool suedes, mel
tons, heeces in variety of
Chesterfield styles. All are
warmly interlined. Black,
brown, green. Not every color
in every size. Sizes 10 to 20.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-25

$3.50 Corduroy Leisure Coat slightly soied. Size
S1o.s5 Corduroy Leisure Coat slightly soiled. Size
Mems S150 Suspenders, mussed
Mems $11e Short Sleeve Undershirts-
- Irregular Mems Hose se----------------------16c
Mems $3.50 Foldup Tobacco Pouches
IL Mems 89c Barracks Run a-rounds
IL Mems $500 Zelan Finish Jaekets----------s1.ss
$500 Two-one Suede Front Jackets S1088
Mans s6.95 Sweater ------------------$3.44
10 Mems s2.se and 5000 Dress shrts-------s1.oo
Mems $3.50 Sport Shirts
Mans Leather Jacket ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $12.44
Mans $1175 Long Sleeve Sport Shirt
Kann's-Men's Store-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-25
Lamps
Rug Dept.


zoe So. Yds. Inlaid Remnants.
Orig. $1.19 to SITS 79c 50. yd.
$50 So. Yds. Felt Base Remnants.
Orig. 39c g. 59c ----- 23c 50. yd.
5-2Tx54 Imported Scatter Rugs.
Orig. $5.95 5.--- $2.95
15-27x48 Oval Administer Rugs.
Orig. $4.95 $3.95
2-4x6 Hooked Rugs. Orig. sS4.95.
S19.95
234x56 Hooked Rugs. Orig.
$21.95 Sl2.95
Skis Reversible Chenille Rugs.
Orig. $39.95- 5- s25.O0
2-Sx10 Reversible Chenille Rugs.
Orig. $22.95 $14.95
15-6x9 Felt Base Rugs S2.19
Kann'+Third Floor
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-28
Ship Laden With Bombs In Distress

NEW YORK, Dec. 28-(P)-The Henry D. Thoreau liberty ship out of Naples for Cape May, N. J., sent radio message to the Navy that five thousand tons of bombs are breaking loose. If they give way entirely, nothing can save us." The Navy said it was not a troopship.
 The Thoreau reported she was about four hundred twenty miles southwest of the Azores, the navy said, adding she had normal crew of forty.
 The message said the bombs are slowed in "between decks and hatch" The bombs probably are some of those unused by Ameri- can forces in Italy and being re- turned to the ammunition depot in United States. An unidentified ship radioed she was standing by the Thoreau, but could no nothing immediately to assist.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-28
Gen. Macarthur Assassination Plot Denied

TOKYO, Dec. 28-The reported plot to assassinate General Mac Arthur was denied by Brig. Gen. Elliott Thorpe, his chief of intel ligence.
 Gen. Thorpe said the plot story began when a petition was pre- sented to MacArthur's headquar- ters, asking that General Yama- shita'S life be spared. In present ing the petition, Toichiro Araki said some signers though Yama- shita was too good a man to be killed and that if he were killed MacArthur should be killed too.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-28
PAGE FIVE
CORRECTION

We reported in a recent issue that sum of $22O.OO had been raised for the Infantile Paralysis fund. This was confused with the Orthopedic Children's Home, for which it was raised. Since that time S26.00 has been added, which was raised by a special collection by the children of the Federated Church Sunday School, as a Christmas donation.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-28

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 28 - Bing Crosby was named movie box of flee leader for the second straight year in the 1945 poll of exhibitors conducted by Motion Picture Her aid. Van Johnson was ranked as number two drawing power, fol- lowed in order by Greer Carson, Betty Grable and Spencer Tracy, with Humphrey Bogart and Gary Cooper tied for sixth place
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-28
FRIGIDAIRE DELIVERED IN 30 BELOW TEMPERATURE

Yesterday the Nome Motor Co.,, agents for the Frigidaire Co.,, re- ceived their first shipment via the Alaska AirlineS.
 This beautiful new model of Frigidaire, which arrived in thirty below zero weather, was or dered for the home of Duke Nit rovich.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-28

The plot story was originated by neWspapermen who happened to be in the office when the peti- tion was made" Thorpe said "I was there too. could see a gleam in the correspondents eye when he heard killing and Macarthur in the same paragraph"
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-28
RECEIVES CHRISTMAS APPLES VIA AIR EXPRESS

Arriving Christmas eve on the Pan American Santa Express, A.. Polet, Nome merchant, received a beautiful gift wrapped box of ap- ples from Ira Cardiff, president of the Washington Dehydrated Food Co.,, of Yakima, Wash. These ap- pies, called Snow King, are a new variety, in both red and green, and compete with the finest of ap- ples for crispness and sweetness. MT. and Mrs. Cardiff visited Nome last summer.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-28

The Socialist Labor party in the United States was organized in 1892.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-28

Just Old-Fashioned Merry Christmas What memories that phrase stirs up...
 From that first Christmas Day until the present. Christmas has been the happiest and the most blessed of the year, because the of kindness generosity and fellowship.
 In the ageoh spirit of good wil express our greetings, and wish you old-sime Merry Christmas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

band had rudely pulled her nose"
And also from Pennsylvania a
man doesn't pay 'court and marry a
woman for the mere pleasure of pay
ing for her board and washing"
One Florida judge issued sound
warning 10 modern women in this
era Of cigarette shortages-"A wife
that chews tobacco may strain the.
connubial relation"
II may be intolerable 10 call your
wife an old hypocrite, an ugly devil
or an imp from hell. agreed Con
necticut judge, but ii is not intolcr
able cruelty.
Some judges are optimistic, others
downright pessimistic about marriage
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

as an institution. In Rhode Island,
one rhapsodiZed, Marriage is a dis
cipline as well as delight"
In Georgia, another judge eX.
claimed. Love matches! They exist
only in novels"
While out in Washington, one
said, 1T is very seldom, If ever, that
the fondest hopes of welded bliss are
realized by either spouse"
The right of husband 10 put out
his mother-in-law is upheld in cases
in Iowa. where she was blamed for
most of the family squabbles, and
Connecticut, where the judge said ii
was cruel but not warranting a sep
aration Of wife from husband.
In Tennessee, mother-in-law'
right to stay on was okayed "sin,
she owned the house"
And in Georgia Supreme Court,
Judge Logan Bleckley decided diff.
cult divorce case with a challenge
Anyone who seriously doubts the
correctness of this ruling may readily
solve his doubts by studying law"
THE American WEEKLY
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

his wife while together on the family
couch and that even cold feet afford
no justification for such conduct.
"As a general proposition and
speaking outside OF the cold enun-
ciated rules of law, she ought TO be
permitted 10 kick him out of bed
when she wants TO and can, without
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

For no two COM
plants are ever the
same and a pecca-
dillo is often as
fatal TO a marriage
contract as falling
out of love.
The judge in the
Young case, s. +.
Wilson, of TenneS-
sees Court of.Chan.
Gerry Appeals, cen.
tered his opinion
on the indisputable
facts that there was
a Kicking bout"
a n d h a t NJ r s.
Y oun & lie a RI y
landed out of bed. "
I'VE are salts
fed" he rule d,
that a husband
IL n d @ r no circum-
stances Of provoca-
ton ought to kick
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
nMM
Jour IS

A AR. YOUNG shouldn't have
M kicked his wife out of bed, the
kVh court held, even if her feet
were cold. On the contrary, she
should have every right -kiek-hihf
out at any time she chooses-with or
without a reason.
This shining product of Southern
chivalry at work is from a Tennessee
judges official diagnosis of womans
rights in a family ruckus that wound
up in an action for divorce.
1t offers a good-aS-any Sampling
Uf the cases that come up and the
Solomon-wise judgments that go down
in our marital courts of last resort
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

evoking from him the retort
in violence on her of his
unseemly heels"
Nor did Judge Wilson's
espousal of the wife's cause
stop there. He acknowledged
that trading epithets was
mot expressive of connubial
felicity" but held the hus-
band responsible-"because
being a man he should have
too much respect for his
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

Where a husband and wife reside
together, whatever else she may be
head of he is head of the house
And from Alabama, a corollary-
"A wife cannot keep a dog without
obtaining her husbands consent and
participation.
Strictly on the wife's side is a
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

Otner JUDGES nave
not been so prone
to deposit the bur
den of blame on
husbandly shoul-
ders, though inspec-
ton of available
findings show they
are sharply divided
generally.
The best authori.
ties are as far apart
as the poles in de-
Gliding who's boss
in the home. An
Illinois jurist went
about for the wife
with the obServa-
ton: THE legal
supremacy of the
husbands gone and
the scepter depart
ed from him.
A Georgia deci-
sion took issue -
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

New York decision holding a husband
liable for his wife's winter bonnet,
although she already has one-when
it is old. worn. faded and has become
out of fashion.
In these matters of personal adorn-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

ment, Justice Henry McCardie,
an English arbiter of marital
disputes, writes in philosophical
vein, "A reasonable indulgence
in dress Is needed TO counter
balance what | may call the
inferiority complex of women.
but husband is not 10 be ex-
posed to ruin by the extrava-
gance of a wife"
Sometimes the voice from the
bench picks up a thread OF
cracker barrel philosophy Some
samples are:
From New York; 1T would
seem that in all fairness to the
man a woman is not
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

man a woman is not
entitled TO be sup.
ported by more than
one husband at the
same time"
Texas For a hus-
band to fire upon
his wife as she runs
from him is adopting
a very pee ulia a r
method of inducing
her TO return TO him. "
North Carolina
'Where a rooster
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

There Are Real SoIomons Deal
ing Out Marital Justice Today
and They Pass on Anything
From q Dead Love TO q Kick
in fhe Ribs
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

80 AL
On the side Of the oppressed
wives there are decisions
\ such as these:
. Massachusetts," Beating or
, striking a wife is not one of
the rights conferred on the
husband by marriage, even IL
the wife be insolent."
rmont-"FalSe teeth furnished
! wife are neeeSsaries for which
lsband is liable"
Iio-"Concealment by a woman
lass eye will not warrant annul-
of marriage"
law requires a wo-
to feed a man and then have
IT him growl."
wv for the mans side. "In TAX
wife," decided Georgia jurist,
IN does not put himself under an
overseer."
A California judge said,
= For a husband not to be
sociable and not always eat
with his wife is not cruel
and inhuman treatment"
"A wife," reads a Penn
sylvania classic, lis not en-.
= titled to be granted a di-
vorce just because her. huS-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

chases a hen he is actually dealing
with his lawful wife"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

100 much respect his mdnhood
TO use such language at any time"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-24
Csl. dGstojnici vyznamenani
Rusy.

Jak Vseslovanska tiskova
tiskova sluzba oznamuje, Mel
vyssf SOVIET udelil vyznamenanf
nekolika csl. brannych sill v
SSSR., "a bojove vedenf v "a
pasu proti spolecnemu neprite-
Ii a "a vyborne plneni rozkazG
v boj1ch ma front6. General
Svoboda, csl. ministr narodnf O.
brany, byl vyZnamenan radem
Suvorova prvnl tr1dy; general
Bocek, nacelnfk csl. generalnl-
no stabu, fadem Kutuzova PRIV
nj tfldy a general Pika, ktery
organisoval csl. jednotky v
SSSR. Tadem Rudeho praporu.
Krone toho byli vyznamenani
major Janko, Tadem Suvorova
druhe tf1dy; dals1ch ctrnact
d1stojnikG radem Rudeho pra-
poru, generalove Kaplanek, Sa-
zavsky a kapitan Satory radem
Kutuzovi druhe tT1dy, podpo-
rucik Petras radem Kutuzova
treti tr1dy a dalsf tfi kapitani
radem Suvorova tTeti tridy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-24
Celostatni oslavy dozinek
" Ceskoslovensku.

(CTK) : Poole zpravy praz-
skeho rozhlasu prohlasila csl.
10. srpen "a narodni sva-
tex dfkGvzdan1 "a urodu. Lee
tosni dozinky byly mimo jine
manifestacf narodnf jednoty,
jez Sc %projevila pomocf Get
dobrovolnfk1 z rad NEST
skeho obyvatelstva, kteri v kri-
ticke chv1li prisli venkovu ma
pomoc, ably odvratili nebezpeci
iez hrozilo republice zhorse-
MIN potravnf situace. Zejmena
malozemedelci NELL pTicinu k
oslavam, protoze vlada stanovi-
la lepsi ceny Ia obili koupene
cd m~alozamedelc1 nez cd vel
kostatkG, cfmz zlepsila jejich
socialnf a hospodaTskou situaci.
ZemedelcGm byly odevzda-
ny prapory a cestne diplomy "a
jejich vykony a heslem probe
VII byla politicka iednota re-
S pr1myslovym delnic-
tvem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-24
Oar americkych odborovych
organisaci ceskoslovenskemu
delnictvu.

(CTK) - Prazsky rozhlas
dine IS. srpna prinesl ornament
ministerstva ochrany prace a
socialn1 pece o tom, re americ-
Ike odborove organisace sc roz-
hodly darovat $4,000 ma bu-
dovan1 zotavoven pro pracujici
lid Ceskoslovenska. UstTednf
rada csl. odborG (URO) pTijala
S povdekem zpravu O tonic da-
ru, ktery je dukazem zajmu CT
ziny o pomery Ceskosloven-
sku. Prostrednictvim minister
stva ochrany prace a socialni
pece a v dohode Sc spravou
UNRRA zaslala UstTedni rada
csl. odbor1 americkym odboro-
wynn organisac1m seznam svych
prani, pokud Sc tyce zbozi a
zaTizenf, zejmena potravin,
-jichz je nejv1ce zapotrebi k
stavbe a udrzovanf zotavoven.
Ceskoslovensti odborafi pode-
kovali take sprave UNRRA ia
ieji zvlaStn1 ochotu pro pro
stredkovan1 DART americkych
delnickych organisac1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-24
Druzstevnictvi " novem
Ceskoslovensku.

(CTK) = Prazsky rozhlas
dine ii. srpna vysflal zpravu O
prvem spolecn6m sjezdu vsech
zamedelskych, d6lnickych i L.
vernfch druzstev, a to jak W.
robnich tax i spotrebnfch. Ma
sjezdu bylo zd1razneno, re ce-
lie csl. druzstevnictvf Sc stavf
zplna do sluzeb programu csl.
vlady.
V Ceskoslovensku je nynf
pres $4,000 druzstev S vic nez
2, 100000 cleny. Prostredky,
kterymi vladne csl. druzstevnl
hnuti, presahujf tficet miliard
%(bilionG) K. Soucasne byly
zvefejneny podrobnosti planu
ma reorganisaci druzstevnictvi,
jejichz ideovym strediskem bu-
de Ustfednf rada druzstev, "a
tim, CO vykonnymi organy hnu-
tt budou Druzstevni sway orga
nizovane POOLE jednotlivych
druzstevnich odvetv1. Tako-
vych svazG Dude devet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-24
Slovansky kongres proti
Hirohitovi.

Leo Krzycki, president, a
George Pirinsky, vykonny ia
jemnfk Americkeho Slovansk6-
no kongresu, poslali presidentu
H. S. Trumanovi Is. srpna ma
sledujic1 protest:
Co Sc radujeme s celym ma
rodem a Spojenci nasimi re
zpravy O japonskem navrhu
vzdani Sc, Americky Slovansky
kongres zada vladu Spoj. StatuG
k zam1tnut1 japonske podm1n-
ky k podrzen1 cfsaTe Hirohita.
Vzdani Sc japonskych ban
ditd must byt bezpodminecne,
jak bylo ono nacist1 nemec-
kych. Hirohito je symbolem
japonske divokosti a barbaris-
mu a mel by byt potrestan spo-
lu Sc vsemi ostatn1mi valecnymi
kriminalniky. Zadna milost pro
ty, kdo sym kriminalnim sklo-
mem a zbabelymi 1toky zavini-
Ii smrt milion1 muz1, zen a d.
tex pc celem svete. Porazene
Japonsko ma dostat to echo Sc
dostalo Understanding N6mec
ku. Zlociny japonskych impe-
rialistG nejsou O mic meme Cd
porne tech nacistickych v E.
vrop6.
Miliony americkych SlovanG,
kteff Sc spojili, ably o%dpovedeli
ma zbabely 1tok Japonc1 V
Pearl Harbor, a pracovali jake
JIM patriot We dine v noel, ably
pomohli pomst1ti zlociny zlocin
nych 1tocnfkG Osy, zadame
vladu a nase Spojence, by ne
pfestali valciti dokud nepTftel
Sc nevada bezpodm1necn6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-24
Nemci a Mad'afi zbaveni
csl. obcanstvi.

(CTK) - Reuter1v kores-
pondent Guy Bethany telegra-
foval z Prahy toto:
President Benes zde pode-
psal dekret upravuj1cf obcan-
stv1 NemcG a MadarG zijicich
v Ceskoslovensku, jfmz Sc po-
nechava ceskoslovenske obcan-
stv1 pouZe tenn, kter1 Install
v6rni Ceskoslovenske republice
"a valecnych let, nikdy Sc ne
dopustili nepTatelskeho cinu WI
81 ceskoslovenskemu narodu a
aktivn1m zp1sobem Sc 1castnili
osvobozenf republiky nebo byli
obetmi nemeckeho 1tlaku.
VSichni ostatnf Nemci a Ma
dari ztracejf Poole tohoto mari
zeni sve obcanstvf. Ministr vni-
ira Nosek hovofe O tonic de-
kretu Tekl, re ceskoslovenska
vlada zaslala konferenci Velke
trojky do Postupime notu sc
zadots1 o schvalenl ceskosloven
skeho pozadavku O vystehova-
nj techto NemcG a MadarG z
republiky.
"Postupimska conference ten
to pozadavek v zasade schvali.
la a my v1tame toto rozhodnutl
ktere dava mezinarodnf sankc.
opatTen1m MAST vlady. Vyste-
hovani NemcG a Madar1 Dude
provedeno POOLE planu, kterJ
|je jiz nynf prakticky pfipraver
v ministerstvu vnitra a je v ma.
prostem souladu S postupim.
skym rozhodnut1m."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-24
D0LEzITE OZNAMENf!

Pc mem navratu re ctyflete
volenske sluzby, z nichz dive
byla ztravena v zamorf. shle-
oal Jsem mnoho zm9n "a moi
neprltomnosti. Nejd1lezitejsf
chode.
Mas vyrobek Trinerovo HoT-
k k ylno Sc tesilo mimofadne O.
bllbe a prodej prfesahoval mole
HeJlepsl ocekavan1, dfky nasim
cetnym tis1cGm spokoienych
zakaznfkG.
Neprijemnou vecf tohoto vse-
no vsak bylo zvysenf v1robnfch
nakiadd. Mel jsem pred sebou
dvoJi vyb6r = budto snfzit ia
kost vyrobku = neb zv1sit O
neco prodejnf cenu a tax udr-
zetl mas vysoky standard iako-
sti.
Jsem pevn6 ddvery, re nasi
zakaznlcl Sc budou shodovati s
mym rozhodnutim udrzeti ia
kost a zvysit cenu vyrobku O
pouhych 25c ma lahvi, cili pTi-
blizne jeden cent "a davku.
M1j drahy zesnuly otec, Jo-
SET Triner starsi, zakladatel "a
vodu ma vyrobu TRINEROVA
HORKEHO VIVA a ia. isme
vzdycky pravili, re zaludecni
silvia a jenny projimacf pro-
stredek, jake je mas, must vzdy
obsahovati jenom ty nejlepsi z
nelclstsich drogG a starych vim.
Pfeji 81 pod6kovati nasim IL
slcum zakazn1kGm "a jejich
dosavadni loyalni podporu a u
jistiti je, re mas vyrobek Dude
vzdycky tim nejlepsfm v truth.
UpT1mne
PLUK. JOSEPH TRINER,
pFedseda
Joseph Triner Corporation.