davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Originally 2.e8
Short RuffIed Curtains
100 pr.
Originally 2.o8

For short windows. So" long in
ecru with blue, red or peach bind
ing. 81 poirs left!
zs Originally z.9s Mirrored
Festoon Holders for your swocs
and volonees. Ready to hone,
l.49 pr.
56 orisinoiIy 1875 Pillow Rests,
covered with khaki and filled
with kopoc. Good for reading in
bed or as head rest when Sleep
66 orisinoIIy z.eS Boudoir Choir
Covers Of printed percole, made
with box pleots on three sides
and corded seams. Mode to fit
boudoir chairs without cushions,
6se
100 Originally $50 Sash Cur
toins, 36" long and u" wide TO
the poir. Dot style, generously
sprinkled with red, green or blue
dots 69c pr.
- Originally 3.s8 Easement
Curtains of cotton and royon,
66" wide to the pair and II"
long. Hemmed, headed and
reody to hang. In eoeshelI,
l.95 pr.
81 Originally 69e 10 100 Win
dow shedes, cut sizes, "os is"
2se
Carfaiss, Pilious. and Slipcopeys,
Sixsh Floor. TLs Hschs Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Originally l.2e to 5.45
Dresser Seorfs
~ to 2.7o

A collection of 80 handsome
scorfs that con be used in the
bedroom OF living room. 36"
and As" long.
s. Originally 5.o9 zox42"
sturdi Loop Rugs .----3.s9
n Originally 7.o5 zzx46"
sturdi Loop Rugs ss------4.9e
Is Originally S.95 2zx56"
Ssurdi Loop Rugs
1l3 Originally l.s5 Matching
Lid Govern Is
IS Originally 3.ss String Rug
80 Originally 3.s9 FIorsl Che
mile Met SETS ------z.z5
Is Originally $50 FIorel Che
Mile Net Sets -----3.99
80 Originally Ats Ras Rugs.
30 orisisnIly s.zs Res Rugs,
iS5 Originally 3se Hssvy Asbss-
tes Place Mets
Lissss ss1 Beth Accssssriss,
FiffA Fleor5 The Hsckt c..
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Originally 81. so
Embroidered Net
Spreads
$3.50
Full size! Just Z left!

Full size! Just z left!
z Originally 1880 Embroidered
Net Dressing Table Skirts 1880
Is Originally 24.5o Spreads,
royon toffeto and sGIo Sheen, 5
blue, 4 rose, twin size, 1880
4 Originally 1850 Quilted Royon
sotin Dressing Table Skirts 1850
! pair Originally ,I6.98 GIo-
Sheen Droperies, rose print,
l pair Originally 1926 Rayon
Sheen Droperies, blue .---1z.e5
J pairs Originally 1895 chintx
Droperies, percello style, 4 rose. 3
blue -----------l0.S5
3 poirs Originally 1895 rayon
Toffeto Spreads, blue check, z
twin size, full size---Io.95
u poirs Originally 1895 Royen
Taffeto Droperies, 5 blue. 7
rose -----s.e5
$ Originally I4.s5 chintx Skirts,
all quilted. white e------e.95
| Originally l4.95 Reyon Satin
Dressing Toble Skirt, peach roy
on brocode S.95
2s Originally i2.95 Print
Spreads, percole, Il full size, 7
single size ----.------9.95
3 Originally 1850 Print Dressing
Table Skirts ----------S.50
8 Originally 1926 Checked
Royon Tsffsta propes- s----7.95
4 Originally 9.oS Gio-Sheen and
Royon Toffeta Skirts. 2 blue, z
IL oriaineIIy s.s5 PereaIe
Dsopss. Perceilo style, blue and
Is orisinsIly 7.ss PereaIe skirts,
blue and rose -----4.95
10 Originally 6.o5 Glo-Sheen
and Rayon Taffsta Shams, 3.95
I Originally $50 Rayen Tsffeto
Shoms blue ----2.o9
s Originally s.sS Cotton Spreads.
florol pattern -----3.96
Z Originally e.s3 Silk Drsssins
Tabls Skirts -3.96
33 pair orisinolly SIS cstten
Dsapss, floral pattern ,--z.e8
20 Originally 4.s5 Fsseals Print
Shems --z.95
3 Originally 4.95 chintx Shanss.
z.95
10 orisinslIy 4.s5 Rsysn satia
SheMs 2s95
Bsdy0oM Accssssfiss,
Sixth Floor, Tie Hscht CO.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Originally $500
Modern Bed
$500

Lime Ook! Full size. Just IA
left!
10 Originally 400 Maple Fin
ish on Gumwood Twin-sixe Beds,
1900
II Originally $500 Birch Full
size Beds .----- 1000
8 Originally 1895 Lime Oak
Vonity ond Mirror ---49.s5
Originally $500 Modern Woi-
nut vonity and Mirror --s9.s5
I Originally 1900 Pin Stripe
WeInut Dresser and Mirror,
1900
4 Originally 1895 s-Pieee
Modern Bleoehed Oak Bedroom
Suites 1895
Z Originally 334.95 3-Pieee
Leether-on-sumwood Bedroom
Suites. vonity, chest and full
size bed .--- 1895
Bedroom Furniture, Fourth Floor.
The Hechf CO.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Originally 1895
Lawson Soto
1895

Just one left! A beoutiful rose
royon brocode with fringe. "As
is"
5 Originally 1895 Slipper Choir
with Arms, rose print t----19.95
5 Originally 1895 Slipper choirs
in natural or rose ----17.95
! Originally 1895 ChonneI Back
Wing Choir, natural and blue
royon eobordine, os is" 22.95
Z Originally 1895 Boudoir Chairs
in rose royon oobordine. "os is"
1855
I Originally $500 Modern Club
Choir with button back, grey and
gold cotton tapestry 1896
Originally $500 Modern Fan
Chair, blue royon domosk 900
Faysifaye, Fourth Floor.
The Hechs Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-29

Originally s.s4 Lsdy's Hot Box----------------6.oo
Originally 14.o4 Ladies' I5neh Overnight 300
Originally 1856 Ladys 2l-neh Weekend Bos----Iz.oo
Originally zz3s .ade z6-ineh Pullman ceses----lzoo
Originally 1910 Mems z4-neh. 2-suiter ------l8o0
Originally zi.s6 Lodys z1Ineh Weekend cose----l5oo
Originally iz.s5 Ladys venity and Jewel Case 800
Originally 2I.o6 ledys u Inch Weekend 800
Originally ll32 Mons Psskn Upper Toilet cose 500
Originally l7.2o Ladies 2-Inch Weekend 1900
Originally 1872 Mems 2o-Ineh Upper
Originally 1910 Ladys zi-neh voniy
Originally lz5z Ladies' iz-neh Upper Vanity
Originally 1910 Mans z4-Ineh z-suiter-
Originally 1910 Mems z4-lneh z-suiter er------e.0
Originally $40 Brown cowhids Brief csse-------6.0o
Originally 1872 Locker Trunks. 81 Inches
Originally 27.3o Locker Trunk, 81 inches
Luggage. Street Floor. Tie Heehs CO.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Originally $50
one-coot Enamel
2.5o ..''..

Ideoi for woIls and woodwork.
Use it on your kitchen or both!
In ivory or white. IS cons.
lo Originally $50 Floor and
Deck Enamel, for floors Of wood
or cement, inside or outside,
choice Of six eolors. Gallon, 2.89
I8 Originally $50 Morhard Spar
vornish. for inside or outside use.
A waterproof cleor finish, con be
used on floors, woodwork or
furniture. Gallon 1853
81 Originally 6se Old English
Household cleoner, eleons per-
fectly, no rinsing. For Venetion
blinds, pointed surfoces, uphol-
stey. VI gallon -49e
- Originally $50 Menod Flat
Enomel Finish, points over wall
poper, in 8 washable colors. Sol
lon --------3.l9 3.l9
Pai.fs. Sspsxtk Floor.
The Hschs CO.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Originally 2.e5
Metal Photo Fromes
$50

8xlO" size with gold -eolored fin
ish. "As is.." 81 left.
56 Originally z.49 MeteI Photo
Frames, 5x7", silver and gold
coIored finish; "os is" --1.25
| Originally 7.s5 Oval Framed
Mirror. gold eolored finish; "os
is" -. ...--3.95
! Originally lz.s5 vssstisn Mir
ror, 24x4Os;; "os S s"---5.0o
] orisionlIy l5.o5 vsnstian Mir
ror, 3Ox4o"; "os is "----7.5o
81 orisinslly i.9s to 1895
Framsd Pictures, ossorted SUBJ
jects; ''os is" 90 q 7.5o
Pictssss md MirverS
Fosrsk Flsss, The Hsckf CO.
Evening star., 1945-11-29

Bound in royon sotin. 36x54
inches; 1929 wool. 3o9o royon.
Blue and white only.
! Originally SOS North stor All
wool Crib Blanket, 3ox54 inches.
Blue. slightly soiled 4.S8
s Originally 4.9s ToddIers' Robes
with oppIiqued pocket, size 3
only. Pink and blue; 3 % wool,
43oo royon, 2o9o cotton, 2.s8
3 Originally 4.99 lnfonts' Cotton
Bunting with detachable hood;
pink only, slightly soiled, 2.S8
10 Originally 2.99 ToddIers' Cot
ton Chenille Robes, sizes to 3.
Pink only, slightly soiled, 1888
7 Originally 2.99 lnfonts' Cotton
Dresses with embroidery trim,
slightly soiIed --l.ss
"a Originally us Tots White
Cotton BIouses with embroidery
trim; broken sizes, 3 to 6, 99e
9 Originally 1.6s Boys Blue Cot
ton Denim Shorts, sizes 3, q 5,
see
9 Originally LIS Boys Blue
Denim Shirts, button-on style to
match shorts; sizes 3, 4, 5, 9ee
Infants Wear, Second Floor,
The Hechf Co.
IT OrioinoIIy l4.95 Jr. Boys
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Originally 22.e8
Hot and Cold Server
with Stond
1923

Use this handy server for keep
ing foods hot ond cold and seV-
ing. Just s left!
l Originally 1900 Lueise Bowl.
500
I Originally 5000 Lew White
orisinol Figure ---lS.oo
I Originally $500 Lew White
orisina1 Figure --l2.5o
z Originally 5000 Lew White
orisinoI Clown Figure $500
5 Originally 1900 Lew White
orisinoI Musieions, fisurine.
500
! Originally 7.5o Beatrice Wood
Clown, fisurine ---3.5o
80 Originally 100 Pottery Lomb.
with clover design --59e
100 Originally Ioe Tumblers.
gold bond ---------5e
IS Originally ITS Blu, Pitchers.
Mexioon gloss ----1.5o
10 Originally $50 Mexieon De-
eonters, light blue ----1.25
4 Originally 100 Gloss Bottle
Vases. green soc
s Originally 1900 Crystal De-
eonteFs 1u.UO
s Originally l.55 Mexican Gloss
Vases, blue --75e
I Originally $500 Bed Troy,
blond mahogany ----l4.95
20 Originally $50 Drink Sets,
o-piece, Mexican gloss $50
Gift Shop, Sepenth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Misses Suits Reduced

I Originally $500 cardison
Dressmoker Suit, lO0oo wool
crepe with tropunto trim, in
American Beouty red, size II,
! Originally $500 loo96 Wool
Gobordine Cordison Suit. Amer
icon Beouty red, size 10 1895
z Originally $685. looeo Wool
Two-tone Check 'Cordisan Suits,
beige-ereen, size z: blue brown,
size l8---ze.s5 IS
Z Originally 1926 Ioooo ALI
wool cosdison Suits, contrasting
color yoke and belt tie trim, grey,
size 24.95
z Originally 1895 Ioo% All
wool cardiean Suits, contrasting
color yoke and belt tie trim,
grey, size l8 24.95
| Originally $500 looe6 Wool
cardison Dresmaker Suit, .dioe-
ionoI weove, drop shoulder, beige,
size H. --19.o5
Misses Suits fE Street Bnildisg)
Till E{,ox IT, u.-L< n.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
SPECIAL PURCHASE!
Irish Linen Teo ToweIinq
.7o yard

Real Irish linen toweine just off the boat! Make
your own unusually absorbent tea towels by merely
cutting and hennmine top and bottom +. sides ore
olreody selvoeed Is" wide with cotton decorated
borders in gold, red, green, blue or nuti-ooIor.
+ Linens Fifth Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
s Originally 5000
Coney Coots
1O6.8O

PopuIor, beover-dyed eoney
swooeer coats in sizes : to 20.
I Originally 1880 Beover-dyed
Mouton Lamb coot swoeeer
Z Originally 1850 Fur Joekets,
of bIue-dyed fox; sizes IA ond
10 $4,000
z Originally z25.oo Tunie coats.
of block-dyed Persion lamb paw,
sizes l3 and l5---l65.6o
z Originally 1880 Two-skin
Silver Fox Seorfs s~--l5o.oo
I Originally 10000 Tunie Coot,
of black South American brood
toll, size II -----3 $500
I Originally 45o.so swosser
coat, of noturoI Jersey muskrot,
size IA 346.8o
i Originally 10000 swasser
coot, brown-dyed South Amer
lcon broodtoil, size IA. $3.50
l Originally $4,000 swosser
coot, Of South American oceIot,
sfze t6 1880
/ orisinoiIy 100000 swosses
fcoot, OF noturoI Conodion beo-
yer, size IA ------93O.OO
I Originally 10000 swosser
coot, of hoturoI Conodion beo-
yer, size Is ----1, 10000
All ciearance prices include federal
far.
Fars, Third Floor, The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Corduroy Leisure Suits
1875

All-wooI solid color fronts with
hormonizine tweeds. Mixtures
Of blue and brown; sizes 6 to ! z.
4 Originally 1875 Herrinsbone
Tweed Junior Topeoots, size 3,
z size 4, | size 6 6.s5
I Originally I4.s5 Husky kavy
Blue Sport coot. size II, 4.ss
I Originally 1925 Comel Color
Husky Sport Coot. size 10 3.e9
All Comments Properly Lobeled os
to Wool Content.
Boys Clothing, Second Floor,
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Clearance of
BIqnkets and Comforts

DIonketS on0 N0mf0ftS
Made By Famous Manufacturers!
Slightly soiIed or mussed from handling and display
Broken color assortment.
Originally 1876 North star "wave" AH-wooI Bonkets
72xeO" 1899
Originally 1850 Eederest Mobility" AI-wooI Blankets.
Originally I5s5 Kenwood AH-wooI Blankets, 72xeo 1879
Originally les5 A-weoI BIonket Throws, 54x72 lI.ss
Originally 1875 chothom A-wooI Bankets, 72x9O" 1879
Originally l4.s5 Kenwood AI-woo BIonket 72x84 1899
Z Originally 1875 FieIderest Kodiok AI-woo Blankets.
Originally 1870 Springfield cordeH Ai-wooI Blankets,
IZx9o' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s orisinay 1925 chetham woo,hire AI-wooI Bankets,
Iz*so ---------- - -~--~-. -------e''
IS Originally s.s5 chethom wooIwiek AH-wooI Blankets.
Originally s.s5 American BoImora AI-wooI Blankets,
72x84" ---------------------- -.--------------7.9S
Originally 7s5 chothem Marley Bankets, 1915 WOOL 259e
Originally ss5 Common coumbo Blankets 5o96 wool, soy
cotton, 72x84" ----------------4.
Originally e45 kashua Puey Blankets, l29o wool, 1922
royon 72xoO" - -.-.--- ---------49o
Originally 5s5 chethsm Blankets. 2590 WOOL 5o96
cotton 259o royon, 72x84" 3.99
" Originally $50 Chatham Sutton Blankets $50 WOOL 5o9o
cotton 25oo royon, 72x84"--------- 3.59
10 Originally 1875 Rayon Satin Trepunto Wool Filled Com
forts 8Ox87"-
Originally 1898 Reyon Taffeta Trepunto Wool Filled Com
forts, 72x84"- ----------------------I2.o9
orisinaly i4ss Reyon Satin Reversible Wool Filled Com
forts 72x84"- ----------- 9.9e
90 orisinay 1923 Rayen Toffeto and chntz Wool Filled
Blankets and Comforts Fifth Floor, The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-29

lOOoo AII-wool fleece box eoots
with red fox shawl collars in
brown, sizes 10, II, IA; India
Blue, sizes 10 and IA; green,
size l6.
Z Originally $500 Fitted Dress
coot, with block Persion Lamb
coIlor and cuffs, lOOqo olI-wooI
dioeonoI weave, red, sizes 10 and
z Originally 1870 Tuxedo Style
Goats, lOooo wool boxy dress
styles block Persion lamb trim,
fuchsio, sizes IA and Is. ll4.o0
s Originally 1890 1ooao Wool
Three-quarter Length Women's
Dress coots, block Persion lamb
trim, purple size loh; black
size 2OR; russell sizes l8h and
2OR; green, sizes 1874 ond
2ON N---- 90. so
fFederat Tar included)
Goats, Third Floor Of Fashions,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Third Floor, The HecHt co.
:.
II Originally $500
Misses Untrimmed
Coots
1900

1oooo wool dioeonol weave,
California. Double breasted
shortees, red, sizes TO- u, IA,
Is; beige, sizes 10. II. IA and
l6; green. sizes 10, II, IA.
4 Originally 1895 Three-quer-
ter Length Fitted Coots, loo9o
oIl-wool dioeonoI weave, drop
shoulder, winged sleeve, blue,
sizes Il and l6; green, sizes IA
O0O o ZO.OO
5 Originally $500 MvIti-eoIored
PIoid Double -breosted Coots,
l0Coo oll-wooI, three -quorter
length, sizes II, Ia and lo,
$500
Goats, E Street Building,
Third Floor, The Hceht Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Clearance Of Luggage

All prices include tox damaged and pieces
thot are initioIed wrong -.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Originally 27.64
ChiId's Desk Set
1899

OF solid ook! Loree side drower
ond top drawer. Hos sturdy
matching choir. Just s left!
II Originally $40 Rocking
Horses for tiny tots, sturdily con-
structed ed----------3.SS
so Originally &c Bizxy Blocks,
So eummed colored squores to
cut out and stick on sides OF 10
wooden blocks -------39e
IS Originally $50 Doll Furniture,
play house and dispIoy stand 49e
IS Originally III AB G Blocks,
educational and entertaining for
little ones nes----59e
80 Originally LOO Metal Push
Roll Toys s--------59e
IS Originally l.33 White French
Toy Phones that diol and click,
9se
50 Originally l.s4 Color Clock
Toys that will teoch him to tell
time -99e
! 50 Originally 2.92 Circus Eis-
phont Pull Toys on Wheels l.zs
SO Originally z.e2 Circus comel
Toys .ZS
Toys, Fourth Floor,
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-29

Royon crepes, royon Jerseys,
sheer and eobordine in block
and posteIs, high shodes and
prints, sizes 9 TO IS.
70 Originally 1925 to I2.95 Jr.
Miss Dresses, sheer royons and
twilis in black and high shodes,
sizes 9 to l5--6.4
IS Originally 1895 ond 1895
Jr. Miss Dresses, postels ond high
shades in royon crepes ond woods.
sizes 9 to l5----8.9 8.99
4 Originally 22.e5 Jr. Miss
Dresses, one-piece wool-jersey
ond two-pieee suit dresses in
posteIs and high shades, sizes 9
TO IS 5------11.45
IAN correctly marked for fabric
content
IS Originally 1925 Jr. Miss
Roineoats in navy ond posteIs.
sizes 9 to IS ----5.88
Z Originally $500 Jr. Miss Pea
Joekets. novy, size 9 1000
s Originally $500 and $500 Jr.
Miss Toppers. with drowstrine
belt, green. luoeoee ond block
ond white check, sizes 9 to IS.
1888
8 Originally 1895 Jr. Miss Top
pers, in blue, grey and beige
tweeds, sizes 9 TO IS. --24.SS
4 Originally 1895 Jr. Miss Suits.
in blue, grey and beige tweeds,
sizes 9 to IS -------24.88
3 Originally $500 Jr. Miss
coets, black with belted styles.
sizes 9 to l3 ----2S.8S
Evening star., 1945-11-29
.AlEWooI Lightweight
~ C0dfS
=
800

Fully lined, fitted and boxy
styles. Green, sizes ] Z TO 20;
light blue, sizes 8; brown, sizes
l8.
! Originally 1895 AII-wool Twill
cordison Suit, fully lined. brown.
size 10 = l5.oo
/ Originally $500 AII-wool Fur
Trimmed ceot, inter-Iined, blue
with red fox collar, size lo,
Messanine Goats. Third Floor
The Hecht Co.
s Originally 1894
Misses Fur-1Fimmed
Coots
$3.50
Evening star., 1945-11-29

Royon eiostic oirdIe with firm
cotton front ponel, and royon
sotin' Pull on" eirdle with two
way stretch side ponels, snoll,
medium and large sizes.
1s Originally 5.s5 Synthetic
Royon Lostex PulI-on GirdIes.
small and medium sizes 400
70 Originally 3.95 Synthetic
Rayon Lastex Lightweight Junior
GirdIes, smoII, medium and large
sizes ZOO
Corsefs, Third Floor Of Fashions,
The Hecht CO.
Lingerie Clearance
SoiIed or Domoged Lots
81 Originally ZOO to 400 Slips.
broken sizes---l.69 to 2.s9
IS 800 to 500 Gowns, broken
sizes to 6.99
II 800 TO 500 Poiomes, broken
sizes 80 TO 4.99
IA Originally 85e to 400 Odds
and Ends including ponties, top
oers and petticoots Of royon crepe,
royon sotin and sheer -royon,
broken sizes--69e to 2.99
Lingerie, Third Floor Of Fashions,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-11-29

Young Washington Shop,
Third Floor, The Heeht Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
By Chic Young
"The Authority on Authorities"

NOrth-South pair, giving their OPP
pOnentS a gratultOUS game instead
Of making one of their own. A
game was easy at 3-No Trumps,
regardless of what was led, and
perhaps North should have bid
that on his last turn. But he felt
that better results would come
from one of the minor suits. He
meant his last double as almost a
command to South to hid clubs or
diamonds, whichever was the
longer.
A 4-Diamond contract would
have resulted if South had been
more conventional about it, and
that could have been made against
any defense If North raised it to
Diamonds. it could have been
set only if West led his heart A.
then another for a ruff by East.
and If South had played the
trumps in the natural way OF
course, he still could have made
the 5-DiamOnds if he had been
willing to send the 10 through on
the first round Of trumps in cas-
West did not cover.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12
CHAPTER EIGHT

WHEN THE plane had gone
Helen turned to Philip and said:
Have you yer foWn?"
Twice" said Philip. "Oncc when
Miss Minerva wanted me to go to
Chicago, and once at a country fair
where they We're taking people up
at so much per flight" He leaned
back to watch a transContinental
ems. Il had a lot of dreams once
upon a time-dreams of becoming
Il pilot. But they never material
lied
why not"
"Oh, Observation-Disclosures
;mpulsiveness-a lot of things that
can sidetrack a man when he's very
young"
But" said Helen, I'VE were told
VT profit by mistakes-and de-
velop through responsibilities. Per
haps you'd never have been able to
manage my aunt's plant if you
hadn't made mistakcS-been i'm
pulsive and all that
I'm not complaining" Philip
said. only it would have been y
citing to have become a pilot" H
slid his hand along the rail until
ms tingertips touched Helen's. You
have flown, haven't you?'
How did you know"
Miss Minerva told me-"
"She certainly did spill the
beans-about me-didn't she?"
"She couldn't help herself. When
a mans in love with a picture, he
bombards people with questions
about the original"
Yes" said Helen very quietly.
Il have floWn-a littlc.' She and
Paul Wentworth racing through
the skies high above Lakeville-
planning - dreaming talking Of
the time when, side by side in a
fully equipped plano, they would
tour the world, touching here and
there. visiting Well-knoWn places.
and discovering places never heard
of before. Il also had dreams e be-
coming a pilot she added.
And like mine. they Never ma
terialized.' said Philip. "Why?"
Helen made herself smile. a girl
who's left W2iting at the church,"
she said, "for5ets her dreams"
Philip wound his fingers about
hers. We've both had to come
down to earth. haven't Wp3"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12
SYNOPSIS

T,rLFN MILLER is an attractive
,ultrE woman OF 20. who has been
lifted by a playboy,
pAIL WENTWORTH. a southern plan
rltIuu owner, VINO married
ypE NORRIS. Helen nEts IN an apart
l..ut with war plant tlaInee
AGGIE JONES. a pleasant, 31-year-c'd
~s.lf.conicssci "u!d maid who urges
Ielon to Try to mend her broken
heart by dating
PHILIP BEONNELI. foreman and
manager of the war plant owned and
pp.r4trd Icy Hclen'S
Amt MINERVA. n shrcwd business
woman who drives a hard bargain and
lop,s to match Browncli and hc.
rI,cc during Philips stay in New
York on vacation.
YESTERDAY: Philip has dinner with
Helen and A%gie. visits their war
plant school and learns that Agcie
could easily be persuaded to 20 south
and work in Aun Mincrva'S plant,
nhiic Helen will prove a bit more diff
r,rlt. On Saturday. li"lon'S day off,
she and Philip visit the airport and
watch the planes take off and land.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12
REPEATING 4 DOUBLE

IF A DOUBLE by your partner
IS clearly informative, for a take
out-that is, if he made it at his
first opportunity to bid or double,
not having heard at all from you,
except perhaps by passes-his re
peating of The double on his next
turn is interpreted by practically
all fine players as the same kind of
double as the first. And if he dou-
blcs a third time, it is another Of
The same breed. so long as the bid
doubled is no higher than three Of
q suit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-27
EISENHOWER SAYS NAzI5
 ARE BEAIEN
However, Tough Fighting Lies Ahead for AL
 lied Armies

PARIS, March 27. General Dwight w. Eisenhower said the main German defense lines in the west have been broken and the Germans were whipped but the Army may still have tough fighting ahead.
 The enemy may form new front where the maintenance problem would handicap the Allies, he added.
 The Supreme Commander declar- ed he believed there would not be negotiated unconditional surren- der of Germany but rather an un- conditional surrender would be im- posed when the Allies in the west were linked with the Russian armies.
 The Germans, he said, have suf- fered a defeat that they cannot stand and need more strength than they now have in the west to estab- fish another line but Allied troubles are not over yet. He added there may be stern fighting ahead, es- pecially in the north.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-27
REGULATIONS FOR FISHING SHOW CHANGE
Herring Packers Get Co Ahead Sign = Closed
 Season on Clans

WASHINGTON, March 27.-An additional 31,0O0,00O pounds of her ring may be taken in the waters of Alaska during the 1945 season under new regulations announced by the Department of Interior.
 The summer quota has been doub- led in the Prince William Sound area to permit take of 10000 bar rels of herring, while limitations have been entirely removed there for the fall season after August 20.
 In Southeast Alaska an increase of 50,OO0 barrels has been authorized, permitting a total catch of 250,000 barrels. The 1914 quota of 30o,000 barrels of 250 pounds each for the Kodiak area remains unchanged.
 Other announced changes in the fishing regulations shows the Ege- gik District in Bristol Bay will re- main closed to salmon fishing be- cause of anticipated poor runs.
 A mid-weekly closed period of A hours has been provided for the Nu- shagak, Kvichak and Naknek Dis tricts to provide additional protec- tion of small runs anticipated there also
 Salmon purse seines in the Prince William Sound area have been changed in size limitations from 90 fathoms to 125 fathoms, and the season will be opened ten days earl fer this year, on the first of July.
 Actions were also taken to provide greater protection for clam and shrimp fisheries.
 Butter clam resources drew new ruling that the legal commercial minimum size limit will be raised from two inches to two and one-half inches.
 On clans, the Department of Interior has established closed sea- son from May Is to September 15.