davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Infants Wear

Cotton Slips with built-up
shoulders. Sizes and 6. Orig.
75c - 4Sc
Rayon Crepe Slips. Sizes l to
3. Orig. 79c--------4 4Sc
Cotton and Rayon Knit Pants.
Sizes 10 and IL. Orig. 8ec, 48c
Headwear. Orig. s259 to $2.s9.
4Sc
Cotton Rompers with embroi-
derry trim. Orig. S3.99 and s4.85.
S2.3S
Bath Robes. Size /. Orig. S5.14
ana $5,99---------------S S2.38
Applique Trimmed Carriage
Robes. Orig. $500 S2.38
Cotton Slips. Sizes l to 3. Orig.
42c 2c---4.--..---- 2ee
Cotton Double Breasted Tie
Shirts. Sizes VI. to 8 yr. Orig.
CSC ----.-----------2 26c
Kieinert Pad Pants. Small size.
Soiled, Orig. 59c---- 26c
Tots Bath Robes. 50qo wool,
509o rayon. Sizes 2 to 4. Orig.
$500 ---------------S2 S2.94
Boys Wash Suits. Size 6. Orig.
So % St6-
Novelty Cut Out Wood Pictures.
Orig. $3.50 and s2.99- SLAP
Washable String Dolls. Orig.
Novelty String Dolls. Orig. $1.0o,
4Sc
Infants Handmade Bottles.
Orig. Sl.39 --------97c
Kann 's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Leather Goods
All items plus 20fo tar


s Patent-finished Bags. Orig.
S5.95 $500
IS Combination Leather BillfoId
and Pass Case. Orig. $1.19, 89c
1 Brown Saffian-grained Goat
skin Bag. Orig. $10.50 -, $500
10 Leather Bags. Orig. $500
$500
l Brown Leather Bag. Orig.
$3.50 $ $3.95
16 Brocade Evening Bags. Orig.
$500 - $500
10 Simulated Leather Bags.
Orig. $500 --S S1.99
2 Beaded Evening Bags. Orig.
SIU.UU Sl5.VU
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Junior Wear

s Rayon and Wool Dresses. Orig.
S1o.95 and Sl695 ------- $500
Is Velvet Dresses. Orig. $685.,
$500
IL Pastel Wool Dresses. Orig.
Sl495 and $685. ------ $500
10 Rayon Dresses. Orig. $1495.
$40
2 Jackets. Size 3. Orig. $11.95,
s7.00
10 Maize Cardigan Sweaters.
Orig. S399 -----------S1.99
Kann Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Clearance Household Cleaners

Soapess 12oz faser-for fabrics and
dishes. Orig 59c 29e
Aupo Aluminium Cleaner, 12-oz. Orig sac Csc
Wool Foam for all wooens. Orig 25e 2 for csc
Dri-KIeen, for all fabrics. Orig soc 25c
SoventoI household cleaner, 64-oz Orig 81 soc
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Clearance!
COTTAGE
SETS
2,;s; g; s2.o5

Ruffied Priscilla uppers with
tailored lower sash curtain
the perfect dress for
kitchen or bath window.
Varied styles and colors.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
SpOrfSlUeGr

Is Butcher Rayon Suits. Orig.
SASS and S1695 --- $500
Is Pr. Cotton Suspender Shorts.
Orig. $500 -------------- 89c
25 Cotton Tee Shirts. Orig.
so Cotton and Rayon Halters.
Orig. $1.55 and $2,99 39e
10 Cotton Play SUITS. Orig.
$10.95 -- -------- S5.19
s Cotton Play Suits. Orig, S5.95,
S2.44
10 Cotton Sun Suits. Orig. $5.95,
$3.50
10 Cotton Sun Suits. Orig. $4.99,
S1.59
25 Cotton SHp-on Sweaters.
Orig. $2.99 - SLIT
6 Cotton Seersucker Dresses.
Orig. S7.95 ----- S4.44
3 Rayon Dresses. Orig. $14.95,
$500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Clearance
Potent Leather
compocts'
ORR. ,,,s.s s1.oo
orig. ,,.,s--- s7.o5
Loose powder-snd-sifter type
compacts in lovely fall colors
to compliment costume.
Shiny patent leather.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Housewares

"a Steel Frying Pans. Orig. soc,
39c
10 Top-0f- Stove Bakers. As is.
Orig. $100 --4 49c
80 Griddles. Orig. 39c --I9c
IL Chrome Trays. Orig. 79c, csc
36 Kitchen Slicers. Orig. CSC.
49c
IL Serving Trays. Orig. S1.6s.
CSC
6 White Metal Wall Cabinets.
Orig. $685. --- S7.g5
Refrigerators. Orig. $29.e5.
SI9.95
Refrigerator. Orig. $4s.5o,
$3.50
4 Porcelain Top Cabinets. Orig.
S29.s5 S14.95
Kann's-Third Floor.
SiIcertcare
Teaspoons, silver plated on steel.
As is. Orig. tic IOc
Relish Dish. Chrome and glass.
with compartments. Orig.
S1.49, as is s--- SI.O0
Mahogany Finished Silver
Chests. Holds up to 200 pieces.
Tarnish proof. Orig. 1898, as
is S2.98
Tarnish Proof Mahogany Fin
Ished Silver Chests. Holds up to
100 pieces. Orig. 1898, as is,
S1.99
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Furniture

/ 5-Pc. Plastic-Top Dinette Set.
Orig. $500 ------ $685.
I Upholstered Platform Rockers.
Orig. 1895 ----------- Sl8.88
/ Implanted Kitchen Chair.
Orig. S3.99 --- S1.98
Implanted End Table. Orig
$3.99 -------$ $1.98
/ Unpainted Kidney Shaped
Dressing Table. Orig. 1922,
S3.99
/ Unpainted Kidney Shaped
Vanity Bench. Orig. S2.95, S1.49
/ Poker Table for Seven Players.
Orig. $34,95 ~ -- $27.50
! Bent Ash Chaise Lounge on
Wheels. Orig. $3.50 $3.50
l Fibre Trimmed End Table.
Orig. $3.50 S4.88
Metal Frame Porch Chair.
Orig. $500 -----A A.98
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
NeckaceUr
10 BIouses. Soiled and dam
aged -------~--- S2.99
10 Bl0uses. Soiled and damaged,
S3.99
Odds and Ends of Neckwear and
Flowers -------- I0c
/ Blue Wool Boxy Sweater, S3.99
Kann's--Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-25

Art Goods
rs Cotton Pillows. Orig. Sl9s.
see
! Round Hassock. AS is. Orig.
50 e8 S3.9S
Kann'-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Won,en's
Printed
Hondkerchiefs
33c

Colorful prints of fine cot
ton with floral patterns.
Some hand rolled. others
purl edged. A few of Swiss
rayon with embroidered
corner.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
Births Marriages Deaths
peTRoT&sTfMES -
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Wsfsr 7 Hl.er 80 Euis : FisGe. -.
FrsdffieE Isarh 30. Brrrics Cdei %
Anthony " hiiossHch 80 f'rns Aucef
'iieh.,i P.esnor. So PEAR sr,,. s.
Aco2h Lsmosrdo. a., Emily Lombsfdo
,uith,H zimmsr % Jo,.pnin, sub, n
tfn'" Ahe.s, ~ Pos' Rsn ~
milton Dst GfAndch'np 30 Dorothy
: !, r,, Hsrtin 3s Thsnslonis PYfd rs
Ef,ir rtsczUfsvTEt ~ fsy--t,- -rtr-r-ttt'rr
viu.sn ? Crayson ~ N,,us H' Is
William Davis j. ~ v'lms Harms
Val,m n Merrill. ss Marie Z s,,vpi,a
Iossph y Morgan - Pa,rici, cro'' =
Anthony n Baum ~ B,rth, wsrEni.r 3s
Hara!e LInceT - Sors.n Hunt IA
Jsrs X Lsnnlnr 81 Eiisnn, ~ Susugn -
Dllle MAKntr-7s- Danny r Trisr,D-
Dsni,l H.rrnor 20 cccu corsnti an
Es-rv Hsa-4m 20 Virginia Fos' 20
rsiip tl2n n f r.lo Nv r.f; s.rs2a, ai:9
v'-nd D Jon,, IS Yer. nav a
Ar'---y ysssrir SO nrc-so q Is0orh "a
rss-.si = D-mr- -R1ssuIry wilson !
olresre kes'' % "ini'r'd c CHIP
- 6 p..,n,l a p.s. D M.-to -
,"s, "D m.,g @.r y H..T Ss,%' si5ii5, htT.7 -
John Higgins - Merits " Hunter -
Pirrsr- Csrmhsusen "a Fiorsnr, ~
FstU a.
Francis Pseuth - Shirsy Wright
-
stinie' , Hui.ts'uH.i - May UI0s
Niris -
Gordon x pinco-o, "a Eh. Motion ~
snn.'y sristsovtE Jr a. Essnor C
KlmberunF "a
Dudley L H,ad Jr - la ~ puyi0n ~
iorn Stswar, % wiliam Cannon ~
Charles Harrison 7s L4H.s Pobstu IS
warren Ssr'0-r'n as Carmen Pfst,o ~
lsrss ~ van P0ae-'in 2F Arlssn Nis.
rrfEr 7S
cr,r't Tronoso1 ~ ts0'' Ioui7U
so
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
BIRTHS

49, #.-, ,,l.. - p....1 NJ f o.,
yr.rr. pt-rt.....rr aaG NM. ~ ~
81. .Tr
v.s.sr r.,..., 1ssty S.r..,
us-.rs BE- .s,. Itat FI-,t....r
F-tf. gf...r 5,s p.,t,r "a
90 Er.+ -gr pIt
3 ',.s,sr -.,-t., gsIr p..t,
psr5r Hs..is,1 sltg Sio~s,on
I4-rs pr.a fOaD lsth
-srsr Fr...o. '4-ea NO. .-s,,
f.,-... Iuf.tr,~t 3.tru u...l.4r
fs.,f. pu-t...r rsr. ut.t
.fsrrs Er.estt -e.8 HIthsrr
rf.rrff T.UrF .tll pfW.fk
Fartrr f.ryt ar4s s..trVs,fsf~
J.h..ls Y.rtrq.g. go Pfs,e
WIfg Hand 7ta . Hsr-ars
F-------g=-v--r,s f.srtrr---.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18

flp ambition 20 become reporter.
ae I, ultei n tb, nsk k,plper buvnc,,
4, = ,ltue, u puinA lti InoU streets
h,e month. ago uitb 70 coVomep To-
ia, he hl, ,o,rca,ed buGoe" on hr route
20 90 ,ub,,rbcr, and bD profit, TO SIS a
gc,s, winning ,csrl 1ims, lUsrd, for
out,t,udi1g aIc, ache, ment' including 4
ncu blo,,ie
lledsh a. hyet az ,aos puli,n ,o Il
9, an ogb,h grade student A. Coperni,u,
:, h15l where English and rnhemiuo, arc
hr tlyoutc ,uble,t, lie ., meuber OF
81 I,dlala, Church
A ,rart' eo,haU4N hgtls.i rlsy, has
keith 20 on hi, school team. ,oftbsll and
hl,kctbaII IN ] he Detroit Time, Garner
Athlero League lis hobby b, buiiding
model srplincs.
~, plrert,. Nr. and Mrs, Harry IB-
s,cl'k. CONSIDER ncV,plrer ,,rrvins m,
ohIrJotsr huld,ns ,c,iuon tor boys 10
follow iuung it,er. school hours
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18

h-Nhat ~ the war depart
W ment policy about the re-
turn -at personal effects ef de-
ceased seryicemsn with regards
10 correspondence among the
effects that would embarrass or
cause pain 10 the next-of-kin
-R. &.
A-Competent army officers
review and pack all personal Of
fectS OF deceased SerVlceman
Often articles and letters which
may bring grief or mlSunder-
standing 10 the beloved families
of the deceased are eHtrlcated
before being mailed War de-
psrtment regulations perm / I
this.
n-What IL the mes ming OF the
VI following discharge of n
WAC; IL IL honorable: "Par.
SA 8 Ltr ago File AG S4l WAC
e Oct. 32) Pr-ia 23 Oct. l943."
M. =. W.
a This indicates the pro-
cedure for enlisted women in
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
DIVORCES
C,rl from Trsn. q =

io,sie r csri from Frau. &
F.nlsie L. OSBORNE from Tonel p"
S.na Oldham from Ca.
Emma SsWrpcN from Josepn
Jeanne ~ Peet from Franz
Bsrnice 4 Hubert from Theodore
Dante. Stroue from OkSis
Bss'flcs PachUckl from Al. on
May Green from william
Avis L SDhafer from FiChsfc -
-B4Eas+s c Hudson frem Msrnu
kibrTt 4 VuJTTFI from ttt1Is7 .
clyde p Nlico1 from MAY G
Csbrisl Smith from ssrsr
Raymond bOu1N0u from harinrle.
KSrulyns " Bingley from trso {
Marvin shelton from Bsrtrs 2
John Nefs-isn from Rose
Douglas zsnE from Margstr,---.--
Eew,rd c Bo.sek tom Mary Jane.
Virginia HHtHeF from > me-
ChsHSs Langley from Csrre
l.yd1 Young 'rIu Jossph
aufdocs A Mcleod from Msfgsfrt
Eyslius CgfeHlesf rom Francis
Larry WDads t+lna EfHs
Er9sst watkins from France
Ella Mae Bryan' tom James
Hsle, schsllsr '-9ul MAJ
sarah Carte from Rslpr
Bsti y Hardvsy rom Jane,
Dolly Cruenftldt from Be-
s'ryl p FsnaEsn from Char.' 2
M'ry ? Msnoney rom gn''
Eeunsfh G. Tre's 'ror Fs~r
Her-y , KeA'i0g fgr~ leG.s
Harv Grrcy from John
P1-er' = stein from Lnore
Donald " Rule from Fcyrs
AnEeilns Trihb's from james
PoSsmsrv A Sotwe'l from Wiisr !
Irene Hsberi from Ernss'
Mamie Hcftr from fis1
JfAsif Love from MACK PCy
Dorothy Tsmchin from JrSsr'
Grsnt : HabblsEhite from ora =
Francis " GardueT fron H'.s
William AisTsncsr from l1it
Theresa @ Tines from Frsns
MsfJoas ZValstky from Frs~s
Wgiis Nae Parker from Thomas
vsrs Arm from fohri
Nte 4 erase from Leroy
Hary shaw from Roscoe
virgins e Scunupp from i~rr
Slmue p Noor' from Drrs
Ns'fiF y cob from CEss'sr y
prvrr.v schmidt from Donald
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18

O-What was the army policy
Vt with regard to discharge Of
air forces aviation cadets?
C. r.. ID.
A-Oct II. 1915, the war de-
partment announced that $4,000
volunteers in this phase OF army
activity were given the option
Of discharge OF this number.
approximately 10000 who were
already in flight training or IN
prefiight training had the choice
Of outright discharge Or 10 CON
tinue their fight training. The
remaining 2S.000 had the choice
OF outright discharge or OF re-
naming in an enlisted status IN
the army of the United States
or Of volunteering for the regu-
lar army. Those who elected 10
continue flight training were
asked 10 sign up for the dura-
tion Of the emergency plus six
months or until June 30 l947,
Whichever date occurs earliest.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18

O-I am % years OF age, mar
VI ried and classified &c ~.
I want 10 leave my agricultural
Iob for a nonessential Job. What
Is the proper thing for me to do
about the change: Should I
notify the draft board Of change
Of address &C. Is. !.
A-You are classified &c 90
because engaged in an agricul-
tural job and physically unfit
for military service. You are
over the acceptable age for in
duCtion into the armed forces
and need not notify your draft
board when YOU change employ
ment However. If you have a
change Of residence you should
send that information 10 the
board. since the law provides
that regiStrants must AZ all
times keep IN touch with their
lOcal SeleCtlXe- Service boards
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
Any Questions?


THE DET ROfT TIMES
Il mails personal answers TO
questions about tho needs
and welfare, rights and privi-
leges Of serv c m On and
women, veterans and their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily In this column. but ALL
questions will be answered
directly by mail.
Address questions this ways
AT YOUR SERVICE BUREAU.
DETROIT TINES.
TINES sQUARE,
DETROiI IA HIcHi0As
Surely inetuds your name
and address and q ssif.ad.
-drssssd, stamped snvsfops.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18

II Rinity
1-7400

Our Rspreser's
tive VIII Gil
Days or Evenings
Win Fsorie Sam.
pies and style
Photographs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18

Gillette Point Afer touCnd1vn-Watcfhed
placement Safety Baugn
Washington scoring TourhdoWns-RsEs
Seymour Points after tOhchdowns -Aguirre
. placement
Washington suh2titutions knds AguifrF
Dyt tackles Davis oAude'. Ungctst suaruk
AlE--k--4l-4a44s -.-+---- tA@------- -----r- ~
Fa'ut Hare DeCJrrcyunt. flrnOcS RDssip.
fldd DeFruifer
Cleveland SubStitutiuns-Ends. Shaw k0uet-
Az. Hamilton Hirkry taCsirt Lar Est0n
guards Mergenthsl Levy cep'ei ia fing
tscss. Jonek Jacobs Greenwood RelSsz
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18


Feet Hurt
INSTANT RELIEF
IECTRIFfED LAMBsWOOi
FOOT COMFORTERS
q STYLES $50 to s. 90
MENX EASE
BOOM go 2oif PARK AT ADAMS
GALL-KLESZ Prescription Tor -lisss
Ssll sdder. EsilStons. stomach gas
TO 7-iT4o
HAIR Removed Forever -- Ssfey. per
uaucnt'y by electroIys also hsirlines
and arches Ceus Nosics 6o4 Empire
Rldg q 29l5
NPs sTANSBURY - Your belongings
All be sod a. oncs unless money owing
is paid AZ = Hsncocl
SOT responsible FOR any debu con
t-acted by ny wife Flors after this
cate John Truesoei. 1924 fension
Not responsible FOR any debts contracted
~ Margaret WeitlAke or dAurh'sr.
viola ForShee or alias Viola Westlsks
after This date Harold y WeStlsEe
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful treatment while working
Docior DE- SWsrts Rectal Clinic
SIS Second nr Palmer rR i-72+2
SWAMPyD by bills Avoid Etrnish-
rrn'S One place 20 rsy everythinE
CREDIT ADJUSTMENT co
s77 Bsr.um Tower CH sfNI
WILL. not be responsible for any DEBTS
made By any one other than myself
PGbrrt Doyle Gardner
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
DETROIT TIMES WISHING WELL
Registered u. 8 Patent othos

III ERE pleasant little game will give you message
H day II is numerical puzzle designed spell
fortune Count the letters your II the
Of letters Is subsrsct a. If than
add The result key number Start AZ the upper
hand corner n the recange and check Of
numbers left 10 right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give you
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
a TT, X/nun Eru>v1u<Yu> oeTRoH1ASvMES
4 nm WIN SA/As A~|A/ Answers to Veterans

the Enlisted Reserve Corps who
receive an honorable discharge
for the convenience Of the gov
eminent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
z Pieces
FOR AS
LOW AS
~ 40
T
Get
Estii-
mate

from The
Largest Fac
tory in the
Midwest
20 Years Of
Service
All Work.
manship
Guaranteed
. Detroit
Orieinators
Of RestyIine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18

n-My brother has been In the
Nanny three -pearS and "
now overseas; when will he he
returned Ia the 4. s:
a II your brother has the
required points and IS otherwise
eligible for discharge. ne should
be returned 10 the T. s. before
the end Of l9f5 Shipping space
is the controlling factor in re-
turning men from overseas
However the army and navy
are using cNory type Of trans
port cargo and warShip 10
hring hlgh-point men Chaving at
least 50 points, home before
Jan !. 1916
n-Nhat II the meaning OF the
NS Certificate Of Service" with
the following nOtatIon: X. X.
Cd +. 56--S. o. 80, w. D. C.:
R. NJ. 6.
4 The nOtat on means de-
mobilization regulation. para
graph 56 special order "a. War
Department Personnel Center.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18

Ps7eoi fas7 Plrbi1n
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18

Cryptoquote-A cryptogram quotation
c rctzbNpm. oNpq wig kCnuj. Chl
fJWNNwifp cfg uneSfi-CoHlp
YesterdaNS Cryptoquote Hank -h4-lhe
birds song ye may learn the nest Tenny
son.
puIlouttd ,, Kins Features syndicate Inc
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
PERSONALS

4 LIQUOR nseit stopped - home
arn-td 24st Nat Bank BldE. PA - 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
FUNERAL DIhECrORS
LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
LOsT-December ID blsck Doberman
Pincher male Clipped teeth Reward.
PA 2345. ext. 227
LOST Pepard BroSn leather wallet
containing sTgs sum OF money blftn
celflncatss and other important paper
u found cal Vera -Ahhex A-RnSs VIE
OsAT-M Lost a. sesfs Crstiot store
ot vicinity Friday p. N
pFWARD-Lsdy'I Perrsuli wristSs'ch
Frusy afternoon II - IS on Fort
s. between Cicotte and Southfeld
Lincoln PARK probably ~ OConnor and
Caii Atlantic - S=----------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04

A., e % ,t,ide-tt- he errhth grade If
SteeIvsgen School, Iohn, aims are to at
tend oollege at the University Of Michl-
San and to become mechanical engineer.
In the four months he has been De.
tro1 Time, carrier lohn has ipcreHed
bustnc,, ON bi, route IN Evanston and
Hayes avenue, from SO customer, TO 20.
fli, route progb now average 50 week
and he hi, purchased three War Bonds,
has SIS IN the bank.
Reeber play, football on hr school
team, basketball m The Detroit Times
Carrict Athlete League and collect,
siAmp,- -hahhr.-lis- plays r-snc
and Ike, 90 70 fishing
John 3, IS, lives a. $50 nottingham
road and attend, church At Peace Ivan
sciieh Lutheran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Lenawee County Man
Killed, 7 Wounded

ADRIAN. Jan. Sword has
been received that two Lewanee
County men had been wounded
and one killed. Pfc. Paul w
Valentine, u, of Morenci, was re-
ported killed on Leyte, Nov. Is
Pfc. Victor r. Roney. "a, Adrian
was slightly wounded in France
Dec 13. Pfc. Darwin Shirley
BliSSheld. was seriously wounded
in Germany. Dec II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Were Stomach Ulcer Pains
NapoIeon's Waterloo I?

The great Napoleon who conquered nations.
vas himself = victim 81 after-eating pains.
Those who are distressed with stomach OF
ulcer pains, indigestion. gas pains, heart
bum. burning sensation. bloat and other
conditions caused by excess acid should try
UdgA Get a Csc box OF Udgs Tablets from
your druggist. First dose must convince or
MONEY RACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them TO your home.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-08-09
Lake Bonneville

Among the more interesting Of the
geologic phenomena Of the Great Ba-
sin is the prehistoric like that ono
covered most of this inland sink.
Named i'll honor Of Capt. Benjamin l..
T.. bonneville, early explorer, this
great inland body Of water he'd
from the south rim Of the basin, near
Kanarraville, in southwestern Utah,
northward more than $40 miles. Lake
Bonneville is thought to have orig
mated more than 10000 years ago
it covered most of Utah, and parts OF
southern Idaho and eastern Nevada,
being in places as wide as 145 miles,
and reaching Il depth of more than
1000 feet.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-08-09
They're All Alike
By RUBY
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
WNU Features.

THE train whistled shrilly at a
L crossing and Numbered on
through the night. Pfc. John Whit
comb Merely slouched in his seat.
his eyes closed, but he wasn't sleep
ing. He was calling himself all
kinds Of a fool for inviting the two
fellows in the opposite seat to spend
a weekend leave with him.
1t was just as well. he thought
gloomily. that their plane reserva-
tons had been cancelled in favor Of
more important travellers. There
wouldn't be so much time. OF
course, when he had first asked
them. he hadn't realized how queer
his home and his folks would look to
Pete and Frank.
1t had happened in a reckless little
burst of gratitude the time they had
insisted that he accompany them to
their town to spend a few days.
They'd felt sorry for him. he
guessed. because he never received
any packages. and almost eve
any mail.
Just that long, official looking en-
velope n c a month with his IA
Tiers business address in the cor
ner. There was always a check en-
closed which he didn't need. but
which his father insisted on sending
because he couldn't understand how
anyone could possibly get by on only
i%fty-four dollars a month. Usually
there was only the check. but some
times he inclosed a little note: If
there is anything you need, son., just
let me know. Your mother is pretty
busy these days-Red Cross. selling
War Bonds-you know how she loves
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Equal Rights Proposal

In addition to this drive for equal
pay for men and women workers
there is now in the congress a pro-
posed amendment to the Constitu-
ton which seeks to secure equal
rights for women. whatever that
means. Both the Democratic and
Republican political platforms are
on record in favor of such an amend
ment and the house judiciary COM
mittee has approved the proposal.
The suggested amendment pro-
claims that equality Of rights un-
der the law shall not be denied Or
abridged by the United States or by
any State on account of sex"
There is no denying the fact that
in some states women are subject to
legal determinations that should be
abolished, but those who have stud
led this proposal believe that its pas
sage or adoption would eliminate all
the protective and preferential laws
which have been enacted in behalf
of women. These include limited
working hours for women. prefer.
entail health and medical laws. sup
port for the wife and many other
laws enacted for the particular pro-
lection and benefit of women.
Opponents assert that only time,
education and changing public opin-
ion can assure women a fair deal
in the competitive labor field, where
10 million of them are now en-.
ployed. If such a constitutional
amendment were adopted. the con,
tention is that not only would all
state and federal laws that give spe.
cial protection to women be wiped
out. but it would be impossible &c
provide future protection without ex.
q like protection to men
who may not want it.
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Domestic Problems 10
Test Truman's Mett|e
Harmonious Relations on Foreign Policy
Soon to Give Way to Contention Over
Difficulties of %Reconversion.
By BAUKHAGE
Ne,cs Analyst and Commentator.
WNU Service, Union Trust Building,
Washington, D.. C.

WNU Service, Union Trust Building,
Washington, D. C.
The political armistice in Wash
ington will end shortly after the
Presidents return from Berlin. The
Big Three meeting followed so close
ly on the heels Of the San Fran
cisco conference that foreign affairs
have dominated the scene almost to
the exclusion of domestic matters,
which sooner or later must test the
mettle of the new administration.
Another reason, perhaps, why
President Humans honeymoon has
been extended is the fact that the
main issue before the country, the
United Nations charter, has been
robbed of its partisan !lavor. This
is largely due to the long and ardu-
Gus efforts Of former Secretary of
State Hull. He built up a working
understanding on foreign affairs be-
tween the administration and the
congress. which resulted in the
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only a former senator, but a former
Supreme court justice. Byrnes pro-
vides an understanding link with the
judicial branch as we'll as with the
legislative. The secretary Of the
treasury. Fred Vinson, is a former
member of congress as we'll as an
ex-judge. Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson is not only a former
member Of congress. but was head
Of the house food committee. which
directed some Of the most serious
criticism against the former admin
istration's handling of the food stu
alton. This committee is now work.
ing closely with the new cabinet
member.
While Secretary of Commerce
Wallace does not bring to his de-
partment the close associations Of
the men over whom he presided as
president of the senate. the scope
and function of his Office has been
considerably reduced by the reor-