davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-27

-. ia Sc molim ["bogu"l da
ova nacija nikada wise ne zane
mari moe svoje odbrane; u ce-
loj radosti koju ia osecam na po-
vratku u moju sopstvenu zem-
lju liz zarobljenistva u Japanul,
tn SUI secanja ma poslednje dane
Corregidora i strasne mesece ko-
il SUI sledili. Ia secanja Sc ne
mogu sbrisati sa mog una. ia
zelim da bi price 0 americkim
patnjama uvek bile pamcene u
njihovom prakticnom znacaju-
kao pouka koja "a malo sto nam
ne oduze owl zemlju koju mi ia
ko ljubimo."
Celia ova pojeziJa je puma lu-
kavstva, koje vodi strahovitom
buducem naoruzaniu. Kada bi
general bio iskren u svom COR
MEM "placu", on ne bi potstre-
kavao pripremanje "a rat IL bu-
duce, nego, nezeleci Socijalizam
j unistenje kapitalizma, trazio bi
sveopSte 'razoruzanie sveta& a
merika nj tada ne b. bila slabia
cd iiedne nacije ma svetu, IL stu
caju da, tako nenaoruzan ipak OF
pocne rat.
Doduse, naoruzanje, nj razo-
ruzanje neee spreciti buduce ra-
tove. ali zagovarati j potstreka-
vati naoruzanie, otl1riva kapita-
listicke planove da Sc zagospo-
dari mad svetom.
Znacajno je sto ma kraju ovog
rata niko ne zagovara raZoruza-
ME kao sredstvo "a izbegnuce
buducih ratova, dok je to ma kra-
ju proslog rata bila svakodnev-
ma tema svih nacija j ma svima
konferencijama. Sada svi zago-
varaju naoruzanje, kao sredstvo
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-27
Nemacka

Raymond Daniel javlja New
York sTimes'-u liz Frankforta
ma Majni, cd 49,. septembra sle-
dece:
-. l ako je vecina teritorije
u zoni Sjedinjenih drzava oku-
pirane Nemacke u rukarna sa-
veznika Sest meseci, nacisti koji
SUI stvarno pomagali Adolphu
Hitleru mobilizovati izvore ma
CHE "a rat agresije jos uvek drze
neke cd najboljih poslova u tr-
govini i industriji."
Druge vesti il Nemacke jaw
ljaju da u americkoj zoni estate
devet cd svakih deset majestic
kin kolaboraSa i ratnih zlocinaca
ne samo nekaznjenim, nego i ne
pohapSenim. Americki militant
prvaci u Nemackoj to "objasnja-
vaju" S tim sto u Nemackoj ne
ma dosta zatvora da in sve strpa
u Nth. Koncentracioni logori,
koji su bill "dobri" "a protivnike
nacizma i zarobljenike saveznic-
kin nacija, koji SUI sada vecinom
prazni, nisu dobri "a naciste.
A sam general George Patton,
drugi americki militant SET U
Nemackoj, zapitao je oficira koJi
ie "istrazivao nacisticke we've ne
kin bankara u bavarskoi, da Ii
on ne misli da je to 'smesno'
pokuSavati da Sc resimo 'najin-
teligentnijeg' naroda u Nemac-
koj."
Ovu prijateljsku simpatiju
prema "najinteligentnijem naro-
du" (nacistima) u Nemackcj,
Patton je izrazio nakon sto sc
ustanovilo da je u samo jednom
logoru "Auschwitz" umoreno H.
100000 ljudskih bica cd rezima
kojeg je voljno j svesrdno podu-
pirao tai "najinteligentniji ma
rod"
Nile nikakvo Guido sto Sc tako
postupa sa nacistima j ratnim
zlocincima. Treba imati u vidu
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-27

Mozda SUI te slike otkrivale
mnoge stvari koje bi nanele Ste
te, bar inostranstvu, partizans-
koj "demokratiji", jer slike, kao
pravilo, ne lazu.
Nedavno je publikovana vest
da sc Titov ministar stranih po-
slova, Ivan Subasic jake razbo-
leo, dok SUI druge vest izjavile
da je on stvarno u "zatvoru', ii.
u kucnom pritvoru. Posto je bio
jake bolestan (?) vesti kazu da
su vlasti stavile "bolnicarku' kcd
MEGA u kucu da ga pazi, koja
ne dozvoljava nikome - nj pri-
jateljima nj clanovima njegove
porodice da ga posete nasamo.
A nalazi Sc pod hrigom, iii "lete-
MEM" Sefa vojnog medikalaog
odelenja, dok je istovremeno VOL
ma strata ~stavljena oko kuce Il
kojoj on "boluje".
Subasic je hrvatski burzoaski
politician i kao takav, saba kada
Sc hrvatska burzoazija okrece
protiv Titovog rezima, ma pri-
mer, Mack, Krnjevic it'd, Tito.
je verovatno izgubio veru L svog
ministra-stranih- p0sloua-pEiska.
cuci mu u "pomoc", ii. preuzi-
majuci "privremeno" minister's
two ma sebe.
Jugoslavija je prilicno cudna,
iii zagonetna zemlja. l sve sto
Sc Moi dogadja moze Sc OBJ
jasniti ma "demokratski" nacin.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-27

CHE izbiju, proleterska revolu-
CHA treba ola NINA cepa pete, kao
sto je bio u Rusiji 1917. U OWN
slucajevima, burzoaski DRAWN
CT, iii predstavnici, kada poziva-
ju radnicku klasu i seljastvo, da
Sc bore protiv feudalizma i da
ga obore, oni SUI opravdani, tex
toliko koliko njihova revolu-
CHA cisti put prvoj, CHI je "a
datak da obori tai novi, kapita-
listicki sistem. A ako oni govore
i pisu da Sc njihov (kapitalis-
ticki) sistem treba odrzati, "kao
dollar i demokratski i u intere-
su drustva, kao celine," oni cine
to zbog toga sto osecaju da ga
ne hi mogli odrzati ako hi govo-
rili istorijsku istinu o MENU. u
kratko, slobodu, pravo, demokra-
thu, formu vladavine, nacin BIZ
rama Wade i sve drugo sto ide
sa OWN, jednoj klasi dale ME
MA reuolucija, koja IL osnoua
menja drustveni sistem.
"Slobodna Rec, organ srpskih
stalinista, cd 19. julia donosi Ii
tin govor kojeg je odrzao u znak
proslave cetirigodisnjice ustan-
ka u Srbiji, u kojem o "vlasti'
i "demokratiji" on kaze sledece:
q. ia smatram ! mi posmotro-
mo demokratiju tako da uldst
imaju u rukdma mase radnog
naroda seld ! grada da lma1u
slobodu ! Ulast u sUojim rukd-
ma a da ne1na viSe Dlast JEDNA
KLIKA narcotic ne ona koJa 1e
nekada tn slobodu osporavala
narodu..." Onda owl misao on
zaokruzuje sledecim zakljuckom:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-27

ola Sc izbegnu ratovi u buduce.
Kada bi general iskreno hteo
ola spreci sve buduce ratove on
bi mogao tai nacin naci, ali on
to ne zeli. Nacin je u obaranju
kapitalistickih poredaka Pc &C.
lon svetu i uspostavi Socijali-
zma ma rusevinama prvih.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-27

to da u Nemackoj uvadjaju
"demokratiju" ljudi koji nikada
u svom zivotu sami nisu bill de-
mokrati nego militant ugnjetaci
i autokrati.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-27

svoj lied u %stvarnoj litaniji mr.
ME protiv radnika:
"Dolazi dan! dolazi dan! kada
&c nestati prividi i obicni, poste-
nj narod &c opet doci ma svoje
p~ravicno mesto," pisala je gospo-
dja Parry, "kada &c Sc sluzba
moci normalno ceniti opet, kada
&c industrial, lojalnost i sposob-
most i [volja da prime snizenu
najamnicu j pogrde cd svojih
gospodaral vaziti jos jednom!
All, kako &c to biti Giscenje ku-
&c. All, ia Same zelim da nasa
secanja budu duga j jaka. Do
lazi Dan! All, ia samo zelim ola bi
Sc mogli secati ola ucinimo jasan
izbor kada dodje do uposlivania
i ponovnog uposlivania! All, ia
samo zelim da oni koji su IL ovom
domacem frontu ugrozenja dali
svoje postene doprinose. ne sa-
mo u novcu nego i u odnosu isto
tako, budu oni koji &c dobitl
svoje nagrade, i da kalez Dude
izbacen sa brodova preduzeea j
industrije."
Pisuci u martu 1914. ona rece
Ola kada Sc rat dovrsi poslodavci
nece morati podnositi takve "po-
grde" kao "bezobrazluk i pref
ME- cd "ovog sitnog naroda ko-
il Sc sada debeli kao muhe ma
necistoi strvini rata" Gospodia
Parry drzi da je sezdeset i pet
cent? ma sat potpuno dovoljna
najamnica.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-27
Otpustanja Sc daju ma osnoui
print Ill skapaj'

Americki pljackasi i vecina nih-
hovih predstavnika u kongresu
nisu raspolozenja da Sc bave G
~nevolji neuposlenih ratnih rad
nika. Mnogo cd duge j dosadne
poslanice predsednika Trumana
kongresu bila je u kategoriji bu-
dite-dobri : vasim- najamnim -ro-
bovima. Ali kongres je odbio
predlog da Sc digne besposlenic-
ka plata do maksimuma cd $500
odborskom akcijom, pokazujuci
S tim da oni, kao i industrijalis-
! ii, veruju da je ovo pogodno
vreme da Sc izvadi Stirka il rad
! nika. Ma stvari "rastajuce pla-
tie" [separation pay] transpor-
tacione naplate, kongres je "a
stao i produzuje sd stajanjem
dok Sc ma stotine hiljada otpus-
ia nedeljno. Pretpostavka je =
bezosnovna u ovom slucaju u
velikom razmeru kod besposle-
nth = da radnici imaju gnezdo
sa snesenim jajima i da i'm re-
konverzija dale priliku da Sc
"odmore" i "igraju".
Kanadski ministar izleUd suoj1;
mrznju prema radnicima
Industrijalisti Sc ne CUBE cesto
u zlobnim napadima ma radnike,
bar ne pred neprijateljskim sve-
docima. Kada bi, oni bi Sc nash
u 1feprifikama casnog c. D.
Howea, kanadskog ministra re-
konverzije. Gubeci strpljenje sd
junijskom delegation koja mu
je pristupila u prostorijama ras-
kosnog kluba u Torontu, Howe
je netakticno bacio razboritost
u vetar. Ali dozvolimo da tele-
gram koji je junija poslala mi
nistru-predsedni ku Mackenzie
Kingu kaze otkrivajucu pricu:
"Posto su kompanijski zvanic-
nici Research Enterprise, Ii
mited, tvornica koju poseduie
drzaval neprekidno poricali sva-
ka dovoljna saznanja o detalji-
ma rekonverzije i posto po-
navljajuci telegram i tele-
foni Howe-u trazeci izjavu drza-
nth planova u vezi sa R. E. L.
[gde je uposleno 5000 radnikal
nisu nikada nj obznanjivani, jul
Mia UNITED Steel Workers of
Amerika] nalazi "a nalozno da
intervjuise vaseg ministra rekon-
strukcije nakon njegove "golf"
igre ma 4. septembra 1915.
"Howe je rekao: 'Pri kraju sep
tembra, ia ne ocekujem da &c
Sc ijedan tocak okretati u r. E.
L. Svaka osoba koja sada radi
bice %otpustena. Neka radnici idu
ma strajk. Koga djavola ia ma
rim What the hell do I care].
Nazad kratkog vremena ia bi bio
uznemiren, ali ne sada. saba
kada Sc tvornice zatvaraju ne
ma pogodnijeg vremena "a Straj-
kovanje. Meme &c to zadovoljiti.
Radnici su bill p~osluzivani "a
vreme rata. Oni trebaju shvatiti
da je rat prestao. ia u opste ne
marin II don't give a damn
ako oni moraju uzeti poslove cd
Is cent? ma sat iii mamie. Ia
Nth je bolje da uzmu poslove,
iii oni nece raditi "a dugo vre-
mena -"
Rasrdjen 0 tom sto je simpa-
ticna Toronto daily Star" osu-
dila kao "neuljudno upletanje"
u njegovu privatnost, ministar
rekonverzije rece delegaciji "Od-
LATTE do djavola van' [Get the
hell Quill"
HoUe prikriveno priznaje da je
izgubio temper
Sledstveno Howe je zahtevao
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-27
Vazne medjunarodne vesti.
Jugoslavija

Predsednik Paramount International Pictures kompaniie,
George Weltner, izjavio je nedavno da su "Drzavni zvanicnici u
Beogradu, konfiskoval neznatni broj filmova koji SUI pripadali
eetnima americkim kompanijama kretajuch slka."
1sti je okarakterisso jugoslavensku akciju da je sicna akcijama
"Nemacke Itaije cd pre- rata, da je narcotic eudno da Sc "o
desava kao so Sc desava nakon sto Sc vodio rat" "a "slobodu" i
"demokratiju".
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-27
Kroz kapitalisticku Ameriku.
POtstrekava na0ruzanie

FL l. S. [Stranojez6na Informaciona Sluzbal cd Il. septem-
bra citira generala Jonathan M. Wainwrigtha, koji, nakon so je
izneo cinjenicu da mas oval rat vec kosta oko jedan million zvota
mnogo miijardi doara, da hi podgotovio slusaoca, iii citaoca, da
u toliko lakse proguta buduce naoruzanje, rece:
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Vladojuc:e klase uvek preziru
phase Sc ugnjetenih.
Howe-Parry-iin proto-tip dru-
9Th doba odrezali bi uSi radnici-
ma. Buduci da odrezivanje usi-
ju nije wise u modi. oni uzima-
ju neku meru zadovoljstva IL
cinjenice sto &c prenatrpana rad
Ma pijaca pruziti priliku da pri-
(Nastavik ma 4. Strani)
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NAsA sREDsTvA: Prosve-.

tivanJe radnicke klase II duhu
Marksizina: da su rad j kapf-
tai nepomirljivi neprjateiii;
organizovanje radnifke kIase
u Jednu Revolueionarnu Poll
ticxu .PaTtija Ia osvajanjs
r~aza.anje Po1iticke Drzave ka-
p,1al1zma; organizovanje rad
nlKa i u jednu revoluciolarnu
InuGstrijslnu Juniju "a uzi-
mauJe, drzanje i kretanje svih
zenla1jskih i II d t j a.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-27

Raymond Daniel javlja New
York s'Times'-u liz Frankforta
ma Majni, cd 10. septembra sle-
dece.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
Didn't Know Herself

4 MAZING the things they do
"a with your face in these
movies. I took a look AZ my
scenes in Without RcServa-
tions" and didn't know myself.
what with a little paint. pow
der, mascara and what have
Nou-and 7 won't tell what else.
Mauri ScIderman R-KrO make
up man. has done hS best 10
make me look like a glamour
girl I went from his expert
hands TO Director Mervyn lie
Roy who put me through my
dramatic stunt. Even a wooden
Indian could act for Mervyn be
IS so sweet and thoughtful But
wen wait 90 see what hap
pens in my few scenes. Any
way. here's an aside 10 Clau-
GCtte Colbert my girl friend.
You haven { thing 70 worry
about. dCar. You s+a-siili -tef.s.
DUT- ~ imaginary Hhiie Wig
Il on Brian Donlevy, turn him
PHeaie ffeA wouldn't te look iIf-p
George Washington That's ex-
actly the point behind Brians
wiring Howard Fast an offer
for the screen rights 10 lasts
= o o X, ut y r. UrsanQuishcd
which deals with WaShinpton's :
Revolutionary campaigns. Brian
says 1T = almost amazing that
the Father ~ our Country has
never heen- the fAeal paint ef a
big movie and I'm confesSing
I've ALWAYS wanted 10 play the
general !" I7 PBTamoNHt7 CON
tract permits hun an outside
movie, 50 tRat vi. probably
be n.
That's al today. See you
tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
Sailor Reported Dead;
Marine Surgeon Safe

The safety of merchant marine
surgeon and the death Of a navy
seaman were reported in supple
mental Michigan casualty lists
today.
RT 1/C Lynn Burton, USNR,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William IL.
Fox of Staples, was reported dead,
Claud Burton Ray, surgeo
.USMS, cousin Of John Nc
Naughton of Detroit, was reported
safe after having been listed as a
prisoner of war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
Off the Beam!

STARTED to read "Methinks
~ the Lady" I read four or
five pages and thought at first
! had had too much picture
making, but as I read on rea-
lized its all about lady who's
supposed to be mentally off, and
it's she, not me, who is off the
beam. Anyway, Otto Premlnger
does a rave over this new book
Of Guy Endore'S, which he is pro-
ducing at Goth. The lady whose
mind seems orfully orfully off
10 me VIII be played hy Gene
TieFhey Maybe f1eT mind clears
up as the book goes on. ! have
only just started it. Henry
Fonda gets the top male role
of the pSychiatrISt That is. he's
been invited by Otto TO play it,
and it's his for the taking
4LAN REED takes of for
II kew York Jan. 10 join
his old adekick, Fred Allen.
on his radio shoU. Remember
Alan used 10 be the popular
FGiIstaF with Fred and that's
what he's going back to. But
the radio shoU isn't the only
thing up Reeds sleeve. He
has an offer for a show Uith
the Theatre Guild. Ven oil
miss Alan, bu, ! promise ri
try to help those cute kids Of
his from, being too lonesome.
They hdUe q Way Of inquiyinP
about my health, and also If
! happen TO hGte candy in the
house IN practically the same
breath.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
I.oueIIa -. Parsons
How FINLAND
Is Spending
Christmas
HOLLYWOOD,

Dec. 25,
NERRY. merry Christmas 10
4h sou, Wha, are We doins in
Hollywood WclI VIZ are Spo'i-
irs rhc day l-st like you and
yau all over the country. FIRST
G. aiL vt are giving thanks
tfat the war is over. ThCg We
are opening Our presents.
Clark GobIe Is here for his
hrst Chris,n1as since tho war
and Is having dinner - not
utb any beaui,fui girI--but
with has father.
Shirley Temple, uho be.
eome Mrs. los, September
uiH eat her turkey dinner
with SGT. John Agar ubo ar
rived on furioueh IN time for
Christmas.
Van johnson was not for.
gotten BY soma Henie who
sent him small gold hRurine
OF a skating girl
Nora Eddlngton FLYNN is
really thrilled over her git
from EFroi Flynn He presented
his wife with seventeenth
century gold lcwel box which
held set Of gold and sapphire
JCWelry--a pin, earrings and
bracelet which he designed.
Bgtty -6urIs RTtt 10 her
bridegroom, William, Sherry
Grant, Is an artists studio
Uhich she is haVinR con
strueted on her property, IN
Butternut. Conn.
And Victor Mature hold
everything gave June Harcr
gold earrings set with rubieS
and diamonds and a matching
ring. And you say this romance
isn't serious, Junle?
Bill Eythe. Who is supposed
TO be having feud With the
girl friend, Margaret Whiting,
forgot II and sent her an
antique gold buckle on Which
is suspended a gold four-lenf
clover, her zodiac sign, and
gold disk record on Which Is
engraved III might as WeH
be--you know "a h ~" He
signed Il "Hambons"
Ted Briskin gaze Betty
Hutton a pondd With a dio-
mond eirclet around IT'S neck,
only you know as Wen as I
that the eirctet is for Beny's
neck.
Have yourself a Merry Christ
mas and be glad you aren't a
newspaper woman who has a
holiday column TO do.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
X IDENTIFIES COOPERATIVE rriEATeRS
. IDENTIFIES UNITED DETROIT IieATtRs

Open as Cont piF Xms
Shovi Joel McCrea, "Buaalo Bin" color.
"osnslnS hsstsp,h Laurel and Hsrdy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
Griswold Eyes Senate

OMAHA, Neb.. Dec. 25 QNS)--
Gov. Dwight 'GrSwold will an
nounce his candidacy for the u. s.
Senate Thursday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26


there the hospital but
produc
had
a right be-
in an called peace"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
bob HOPE
COMMUNIQUES

WELL this something been waiting for Christmas
different stockings
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26

SItdu OF IIIV, UIOOU anu hWtdI.
And, believe me, il was a
wonderful sight when l dropped
in on a few of the fellows at
Letterman Hospital in San Fran
cisco TO see them on the re-
ceiving end of those gifts.
They didn't care what was in
side them; they got their thrill
from being able TO open pack
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-19

Miss Dorothy Louise Swagart,
daughter Of Mrs. Joseph Swagart
and the late Mr.. Swagart, is one OF
the brides Of August, her marriage
to Petty Officer John Burton Hud-
son taking place August 2 in st.
Martins Church.
The bridegroom Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ebert Oliver Hudson Of
Flintville, Tenn, and is based at
the Navy Yard here.
Mr.. Charles w. Jeffries escorted
the bride, who. was attended by
Mrs. John M. Swagart as matron
of honor, with Emily Marche Swa-
CART serving as flower girl. Mr.
Swagart was the best man and
the ushers were Mr.. John M. JEFF
fries and Mr.. George A. Jeffries.
The Rev. Louis Miltenberger
offlciated at the ceremony, which
was followed by a reception at the
home Of the brides mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-19
GermOnd
Continued From Page B-3)

w. Lucas are In their home at
Havana, Ill.
Mrs. Overton, wife Of Senator
John H. Overton of Louisiana, and
their daughter, Miss Ruth Overton,
left with him after the recess for
their home in Alexandria on the
Ouachita River.
Senator Thomas C. Hart Of Con-
necticut and Mrs. Hart are spend
ing their vacation in the mountains
of New York, and Senator Eugene
D. Milliken of Colorado and Mrs
Milliken remained in the East and
are mentioning at Burlington, VT
Nearer to the Capital are Senator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-19

anQ-COuld S n e
have gone to MIR.
G A r D N E r. S
BEAUTY CLIN-
&c . at HEP
NER'S. He has
d e v e ! ope d a
method of face
m o ! d ng and
muscle = building
fhot will rocforo
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and Mrs. G. Douglas Buck, who are
at home In Wilmington, Del. Their
son-in-law, Maj. Donald K. Far
quhar, and their son, Ensign G.
Douglas Buck. jr., U. 8. NJ, both
are overseas.
Also nearer the Capital is the
senior Senator from New Jersey
and Mrs. Albert w. Hawkes., who
left after the recess for their home
in Montclair.
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Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday only! 1t
includes one of their
better permanents, a
haircut, shampoo and
styling-complete for
S12.50. They have
just installed a water
softener which will
give your hair a lovely
sheen, and prevent
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method-and no drugs. diet or
exercise are necessary. Simply lie
in relaxed position while vacuum
cups magically spot-reduce your
fleshy spots. Added to this are
Humidified Heat Treatments, mas
sage and steam cabinet. 10 com.
plete treatments only $27.50. Open
evenings. 1922 10th ST. NV. Phone
RE.1746. 5000 14th ST. NV. Phone
HO. Ol66, 7--'
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ceived their fall
collection of stun
ming handbags :.
priced at from $l,e5
to $14.95 (plus taxi.
You'll find the new
est shapes, nicely
fitted with the most
beautiful ! n n ar d S.
and they come in
all wanted shades
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PAN Y and the Won
ders they perform.
Do you have a suit
or dress, ruined"
because of a moth
hole, cigarette burn
or snag? They will
inweave or reweave
it so perfectly, that
you'll never find the
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conf able shoes" ROSS
SATURN has sling strap and a
dorsay pump, each priced at $3.50.
Handbags to match, s1495 up, plus
tax Open daily and Sat. from 9
to 6. Thursday 9 to 8. Air con-
ditioned. 1923 CONN. AVE. DU.
0346.
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Il Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Proctor Mills of
Arlington announce the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Shirley Ger
trude Mills, to Mr.. Ralph Curtis
Baker, the ceremony taking place
August In the Church of st. Mat
thew in San Mateo, Calf.
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damaged spot. They will eradicate
runs and snags from your stock.
1ngs and beautifully clean
your gloves. 6l3 18th ST. NV,
" EVEN AT HOME IT'S A
= ~ VACATION" with
O'DONNELL'S SEA GRILL right
here in town. The Thermometer
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u . . " 1 q II v c. AT
MARCE'S you
can achieve such
a figure. Just take
a course of RE
D U c E v A c."
treatments and
lose in pounds
and inches, with
out any effort
on your part.
" REDUCEVAC F"
is a. scientific
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h / 6 h =? Y our
S pirits W?
Round up a
dinner compan-
ion--or two, or
three and
h e a d straight
for this de-
1iphtfIIllv q ir-
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A Woman's Angle

Helene sees eye-to-sye with
her feminine readers and writes
her column from the womon's
point Of view.
Do you need q new foil word
robe? Do the limitations Of on
allowance make shopping dif-
fieult? Are you pressed for
time?
Then reod on!
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q I Il . 3 5 -
S A T U R N i.
Choose &c n -
uine alligator,
h e continues,
fashioned and
hand GRATED
of the finest
selected skins,
i n to re all y
handsome and
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shows a splendor in rare crafts
manship gorgeous mountings,
in magnificent synthetic stones.
1905 F STREET NV. ME 0060.
I" WHATS YOUR IA.
w VORITE COLOR"
You'll find it in a sweater at L.
FRANK COMPANY. Here are some
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income I" RI at
why H e ! e n e en-
thuseS so about the
stunning clothes at
comfortable prices
at BRESLAU,
the friendly shop.
There you'll find
the b e t looking
dresses. suits and
coats for fall :.
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Sweater Section"
filled to over
flowing, Cardi-
gans! Pullovers!
Some with turtle
necks! Plenty of
whites, gr VS.,
S 0 f t m gu t h =
watering pastels,
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largest, most
m o d e r n
health club.
Go 10 times
for $3.50;
or 20 times
for S25 .
and use her
IN uorIor
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Sorority Arcade

Penny Arcade" with refresh
ments, dancing and games, will be
given for the benefit Of a fund for
constructing and furnishing a room
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at the new Georgetown Hospital byI
Kappa Sigma Chapter, Phi Delta
Sorority, from 8 to II pm. Septem-
Der 5 at the Beth sholom Synagogue,
Eighth and Shepherd streets NV.