davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-02-28
Furniture Reduced

Wand and Willow summer furniture, less than "A
price. Colorful cotton covers.
Love Seats Now S38
10 Pull-up Chairs. Now S11.75
10 Lounge Chairs. NowS2 S2425
Lounge Chairs. Now s2s75
Lounge Chairs. Sls.25
Modern style cypress furniture reduced T. Natural
finish, heavy frame, cotton web seats
Three-seat Settees. Green and red. Now s5275
1 Arm Chairs. Brown. Now-s sci so
Side Chairs. Brown. Now--S $3.50
Side Chairs. Red frame, gray seats. Now-s1225
Square Maple Beverage Tables. Were S1975
Folding Coffee Tables. Solid oak Less than "a
price. S4.95
Coffee Tables. Mahogany veneer and hardwood.
Were S16.75. $3.50
Bridge Table. Solid oak. Was s34. Now $3.50
Half round Modern Sofa. Rose floral cover Was
Sl88. S127.50
W&L-Livng Room Furniture, Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-28

~ Rayon Sports Dresses in pink fuchsia,
coral and yellow Sizes 10 to 49, Less than
y price Now ---- S4.95
20 Rayon Jackets and Skirts in brown, aqua
and coral Sizes 10 to Is. Less than |.
price S3s5
Evening star., 1946-02-28
Junior Misses Dresses, $4.95
Less than Y, brice

LPSS IHUT z pTTCe
IS junior misses dresses in one and two-piece
styles. Group includes rayon gabardines rayon
crepes and some woods. In pastel colors and dark
shades. Sizes 9 to IS.
20 Junior Misses Coats in shorty and full-lensth
styles. All interlined. All-wool suede fabric and
shetland in black, gray, purple and brown. Sizes
to IS. Were Its and more Now w SIS
80 Skirts in rayon gabardine or wool crepes and
shetlands. In gored and pleated styles Navy gold
red and brown. Sizes to Is. Were So s5 to So 95
Now --- s2e5 tn q OK
80 Peasant Dresses in softest wool Jersey Two-piece
with gay embroidery trim In aqua gold coral.
white and black. Sizes to Is Were s22 95. Now
SASS
W&L-Junior Misses Apparel Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1946-02-28
chiIdren's PIoy Oxfords, s2.45
Were S3.4S to S.3.h.S

" ere 5j.45 10 yj.b5
100 pairs childrens bacon rind oxfords with brown
rubber soes. Sizes 81 to 3.
so Pairs Juniors Loafers, bacon rind with compo-
sition soles. Sizes to 9. Were s395. Now S295
W&L-Juniors' and Children's Shoes, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-28

Natural color. Sizes 10 to 20.
l All-wool Spring weight Cape, master-tai-
lored Black with printed rayon lining. Size
IA. Less than z price Now W. s47
10 All-wool Fitted Dress Coats suitable for
furs Black. Sizes 10, II and Is. Were
9od''o NOW -S44.75
Evening star., 1946-02-28
Chubby Girls Goats, $3.50

Weye SI4.95
Is chubby girls coats. Double breasted classic
style Properly labeled for fabric content. In
blue, green and red. Sizes s1s to 1919.
16 Girls Goats in assorted colors and tweed mix
lures. Properly labeled for fabric content Sizes
to IA. Were s12.e5. Now ss $500
$50 Girls Cotton Pinafore Dresses and Playsuits
Rose and blue floral print. Sizes to H. Were
s1.95. 81
W8sL-Down Stairs Store Girls Apparel
Evening star., 1946-02-28
Misses White Royon BIouses, S."
We're S12.95
butto, Lae,. ...1aoa .aaa.

II W1lIe rdyOn DIOuSeS, buttOn bac
Rayon Shirts in eggshell. Size 40 Were
s595. Now S3.75
Rayon Blouses in white, lilac and black
Sizes 80 to 36. Were 1895 and more Now
S5.75
Bead trimmed Rayon BIouses in white and
pink. Sizes Ia to Is. Less than u price
Now S12.75
W&L-Blouses Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-28

Fur Mitts, 0Oc Less than u price
35 pairs of white bunny fur mittens Sizes small,
medium and large
6S Metal Barrettes Brightly enameled Less than
Prices include 2oee tax
W&L-Down Stairs Store
Costume Jewelry and Gloves
Evening star., 1946-02-28
Misses Sports Dresses, s1O.25
Less than u Price

b3 one and tWo-plece sports dresse
gray, brown and black. Sizes 10
% All-wool and Rayon Sports Dresses in one
and two-piece styles. good selection of
colors. Sizes 10 to 49, Were s2e75 to s35.
W&L-Sportswear, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-28
Misses Coots, $28 We're s59zs

r sweaters. In khaki color only.
50 Mems Swim Trunks. All-wool In blue or
maroon. Sizes small and large Less than
" price. Now ----$125
rs Mems Undershirts. Properly labeled for
fabric content. Sizes 80 and "a. Less than
v price. Now csc
Evening star., 1946-02-28
Millinery Salon Hats, $3.50

We're yI2.75 and yI8.5O
IA fur felt hats in brown, gray, spice and black
Of-the-face and brimmed styles. Adjustable head
sizes.
W&L-Millinery Salon. Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-02-28
Misses and Women's Hats

$Z.Z5 Less than Y price
100 wool and fur felt hats in brn and trban styles
Black and colors.
Is AH-wool Parka Hoods in white and red. Less
than " price. 81
W6L-Mnery, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-28
Tots Snow Suits, s5''s We're sses

% snow suits, the jackets, cotton
pants, properly labeled for fabric
brown or green. Sizes 3, 5 and 6.
Matching Hoods or Hats, less than "a price
Now 45c
so Girls Cotton Blouses in peasant and tai
lored styles. White. Sizes 4, 5 and 8. Less
than II price. Now -85c
W&L-Juvenile Apparel, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-28
Teen-oee Dresses, s3.95

Were 195 and more
45 dresses IN rayon gabardne spun rayon and other
rayon fabrics Green, gold, blue. Sizes 10 to Is.
IL Teen Plaid Coats labeled for fabric content
Red or green. Sizes 10 to Is. Were S2295 Now
S1295
W&L-Teen-age Apparel, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-28
Girls Cotton AnkIets, Zoe

300 pairs of cotton anklets in red maize, navy and
brown. Sizes 812 to 10.
100 Pairs Of Girls Anklets of 500 wool and 5oqs
cotton. Turned-down cuff Brown camel, red
and yellow Sizes to 91a. Were 65c Now 45c
W&L-Girls and Chidren's Hose Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1946-02-28
Junior Misses Goats, SIS
Were SIPS and more

Were S22.95 and more
II coats classic and fitted styles. Properly labeled
for fabric content. In winter tones Sizes to Is,
100 Junior Misses Blouses in rayon and cotton.
Prints and white. Sizes to Is, 80 to 36. Were
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Junior Misses Apparel.
Misses Coots, $28 We're s39zS
IS misses winter dress coats, wool suede fabric
set-in belt, black, gray. Sizes 10 to 1s,
10 Womens Winter Sports Coats All-wool fleece
in classic box style, beige, blue and green. Sizes
36 to a. Were S35. Now ow------------S25
w&L-Down Stairs Store. Coats and Suits.
Evening star., 1946-02-28
Felt Hats, Soc Less than v price

IS black felt hats in assorted smart styles Properly
labeled for fabric content. Adjustable headsizes
SO Snoods properly labeled for fabric content In
black or brown. Less than u price Now SOC
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Millinery.
Evening star., 1946-02-28
Women's Cotton BoIIoon-cIoth
Dresses, $3.50 Were s22.95.

DreSSeS, $6.5U We're s2295s
IS printed cotton balloon cloth dresses with i'm
ported lingerie trim Pastel colors. Sizes 14h to
20h, and Is to SO.
16 Printed Rayon Mesh Dresses in pastel colors
Sizes 141z to 2oh and 24Ka Were s22 2s5. Now $3.50
Is Rayon Crepe Dresses in navy, black and brown
Sizes 18 to 40. Were S2295 and more Now SLABS
W&L-Womens Dresses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-28
Mems Sleeveless Sweaters, 81 rs

Less than z price
125 mems all-wool sleeveless slip
Sizes small, medium and large.
125 Metal Cigarette Lighters. Less than Y
Is Rayon Tie and Handkerchief Sets. In
brown with contrasting colored pattern.
Mems Cotton Basque Shirts. Short sleeves.
In tan stripes. Size small. Less than n
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Mems Furnishings
Evening star., 1946-02-28

,lin with cotton lining the ski
tent. Red with navy, natural with
50 Tots AIl-wool Sweaters in slp-on and
cardigan styles. Red, green navy, maize and
pink. Sizes to 8. Were $2ss and more
Now s1.9s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-05
FOOTBALL
 ROUNDUP

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Proof that the college football season is well underway is seen in today's card which is literally sprinkled with sectional classics.
 However, for those whose view embraces the nation as a whole there are some attractive intersec- tional contests, the standout be- ing the clash between Dana Bible mighty Texas squad and the Okla homa Aggies.
 The Aggies have not yet yielded to one college rival in 21 games, in cluding two bowl contests. although they were tied last week by out played Arkansas.
 Two good east-west tilts are Bos- ten College and Michigan State and Detroit at Holy Cross. Ohio State, held to an unexpected tie by Missouri, meets Southern Califor- nia in the headliner on the west coast.
 Michigan and Iowa, tWc uf last weeks winners in the wide open scramble for the Big Nine title meet at Ann Arbcr in the midwest's
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-05

Utah and Utah State Colorado are the big offerings, while on the coast San Francisco and Stanford, UCLA- Washington and Washington State get top billing.
 The Friday night fans saw some thriners in Missouri's 1914 win over St Louis, Villanovas 26-l3 defeat of Marquette and Wake Forests 1916 triumph over Georgetown, Denver a 26-13 victor over Brigham Young.
 In an intersectional match al Philadelphia Georgia uncorked a second-half offensive to overpower Temple, 35-7 Richmond upset the favored University of Maryland Terrapins, SIT, and North Caro- lina hlanked Miami. PHO
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-05

outstanding attraction. Other con- ference battles pit Illinois and Pur- due. Minnesota and Indiana, and Northwestern and Wisconsin.
 Notre Dame has little to fear in its contest with Pittsburgh. In the Big Six opener, Kansas State visits Nebraska. Others on the midwest card are Kansas Wichita and Iowa State-Iowa State Teachers.
 Tennessee engages Duke in the scuth's leading game, while Ala bama takes on South Carolina In the southeastern conference, the pairings are Louisiana State-M Miss ssippi State. Vanderbilt Mississippi ard Tulane Florida
 In the Rocky Mountain area, Colorado Aggies- s-Wyoming, Arizona
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-05
SHOW, BURKE ARE
 ACE LONE WOLVES

I was Art Burke that flashed in the Lone Wolf bowling at the Elks last night Burke rang up one 245 same and combined with Leonard Holmquist for the top doubles score, 1,175 for three games.
 Joe Shows was the nigh individ- ual set, 612 for a 204 average, Burke averaged an even 600.
 Next Lone Woh rolling will be on the Elks alleys next Tuesday eve ming.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-05
E g
 & q sEEAs- -&Ssz6I 99azz&
Gz@o FOOTBALL | SCORES

The following are scores of foot ball games played Friday after noon or night:
 Missouri 19; St. Louis Univ. 14. Denver 26; Brigham Young IS. Colorado State 2l; Colorado Mines 0.
 Georgia 35; Temple '.
 Villanova 26; Marquette 13. New Mexico 6; West Texas State North Dakota State 32; Morning side Sioux City T.
 Louisville T; Wittenberg 0. Indiana Central IS; Earlham T. Dakota Wesleyan 8; Northern (Aherdeen s. D. Tchrs. 6. Missouri Valley 34; Simpson 6. Ashland 6; Ohio Northern 0. Western Reserve 20; Youngstown 13
 Chattanooga 31; Tennessee Tech Wake Forest 19; Georgetown Univ G.
 Richmond 37; Maryland T. Hamline 26; Jamestown CND) College 0.
 Nebraska Wesleyan 33; Nebraska Central o.
 s. Virginia Wesleyan l9; Glen vile State 6.
 North Carolina 21; Miami (Fla) 0. Iowa Wesleyan 13; Drake B" '. Louisiana Tech 33; Louisiana Col lege 6.
 Mississippi Southern 65; Jackson vile (Ala) State o.
 College of Pacific 31; Williams (Ariz) Army Air 0.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-05

City folk mish.n't recognize it, but this is tiny car of young, green corn.
 Whats it worth?
 The way 1t stands, not very much. Even the whole field of 1t that the farmer has worked so hard to grow wouldn't bring much on the market right now.
 But the farmer knows that 1t will be worth plenty, come harvest timel He wouldn't be so silly as to try to reap his crop now.
 Those Victory F Bonds of yours are like green corn. Kept till maturity, they'll pay you back four dollars for every three
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-05

LISTEN ' pm. kINY October 5
 and : Hot - Alaska Taxpayers League. Program Speaker, Albert White. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-05

Fur c:canlng, Repairing and re- modelling. Victor's Fur Factory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-05

you've invested.
 If you keep on buying Bonds, you'll find you've done an amazing thing and done it more easily than you ever thought possible.
 There'll be that home of your own you've wanted-within your grasp. Or a college education for your kids. Security and leisure for you. And-all the time the comfortable feel of z" shock absorber" between you and insecurity.
 Hang onto those Bonds! Buy more and more and more! One of these days you'll be awfuly glad you did!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-05

Monograph necUrds. H 0 m 2 Beautiful.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17

DON'T BUY A FUR COAT Until you've inquired about our 5th Ave furs. Ciresi 38 Winchester St. Phone 4-1884.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
$4,000 pri poprave Greisera
PoIsku.

Poznan. = Byvaly krvavy
gangster poznanska Arthur
Greiser sc trasl a odTikaval mo-
dlitby, kdyz Fl. cervence pred
$4,000 divaky nastoupil cestu
ma Sibenici ma namesti katedra-
ly. Do posledn1ho okamziku
Greiser prosil O zivot, tax ably
mohl f1ci celou pravdu.
Greiser, kdysi presidentem
g~danskeho mestskeho senatu
byl prvn1m Nemcem, ktery byl
v Polsku odsouzen proto, re mel
spolu1cast IA zahajenf utocne
valky prot Polsku.
B6hem soudniho preliceni
Greiser, ktery postal s~tatisice
ma smrt neustale tvrdil, re je
nevinen, re splnoval jen prfka-
zy Hitlera a Himmlera a re by
Sc stall vernym sluzebnikem
Stalina, kdyby jeho zivota bylo
uSetreno.
V Polsku Sc tvrdilo, re sc Va
tikan pTimlouva "a Greisera, a.
vsak z vatikanskych kruhG ia
to povest byla rozhodne popfe-
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Francie chce 2 biliony cd
Japonska.

Francie pTedlozila asijske re-
paracn1 komisi We Washingtone
dcet ma reparace We vySi 2 bilio-
nj dolarG, kterych sc domaha
ma Japonsku "a skody, spacha-
ne behem valky V jejich drza-
vach ma Dalnem vychode. Fran
couzi zadajl okamzitou zalohu
ma reparace a to dodavku re-
le~znicn1ch vagon1 a bavlnene-
no zbozf do Indocfny. Rovnez
Sc budou domahati vraceni
dvou pohranicn1ch krajG, ktere
Siam odtrhl Cd Indoc1ny. Fran
couzska reparacn1 komise chy-
sta tez Cine pTedloziti 1cet ma
S17,O0O,00 reparac1 "a skody,
zp1sobene ma majetku jejich
pT1slusn1kG v severn1 Indoc1ne
pc japonske kapitulaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26

zmirnil utrpenf ceskoslovenske-
no naroda. Kdyby byl opusten,
znamenalo by to pry oslaben1
jeho vlivu a tax zvetSilo by Sc
utrpen1 lidu ceskoslovenskeho.
Radi bychom byli videli ty do
bre refugees, kteff Sc tax no
roucne zaj1mali O mas lid, re sli
az ma statn1 department orodo-
vat "a kolaboranty a pomlou-
vat DIR. Benese. Mus1me priznat,
re jsme byli ma tyto pT1telfcky
velmi rozezleni, ale i tn zacho-
valiJsme pf1slusny kid a celou
vec uvedli ma pravou m1ru.
Cely rozhovor nesl Sc pc ce-
lou dobu tonem pratelskym, &C
jsme nepfatel6 ceskoslovenske
vlady nikterak n~esetrili. Memo
hi a nesmeli jsme.
Byli jsme propusteni "v mi
losti' a asi "a diva tydny ma to
obdrzel predseda Csl. narodnf
rady dvoustrankovy dopis prf-
mo cd statnlho tajemn1ka Cor
della HULA, vlastnorucne jim
podepsany, V nemz slibuje "to
take further steps" = coz take
ucinil: dine 80. cervence 1871
vydal uznan1 vlady DR.. Benese.
Vypisovati zde, CO to pro mas
znamenalo, co to znamenalo
pro Ceskoslovenskou vec a mas
odboj, toho nenf zapotTebf. By
10 to jedno z nasich nejvetsich
v1tezstvf ma americk6 pGd6, KITE
re zustane nam jednou z nej-
skvelejs1ch vzpom1nek az do
dnG nejposlednejs1ch.
J. j. z.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
VeIka boure a Iijavce.

Minute pondelf zazili balti-
moTan6 jednu z nejvets1ch bou-
RI letoSn1ho l6ta. Tato velka
bouTe skladala Sc re 6 boufek,
kter6 Sc strfdaly, jedna "a dru-
hou a prichazely re vsech sve-
tovych stran. Prselo "Jen Sc
lilo" cele odpoledne, vecer, &C.
lou noe a V 1tery dopoledne
Celkem naprselo 5.55 palce vo-
dy, take nemus1me m1ti strach.
re Dude O nj dostatek. Pc &C.
lem m6ste 81 majitele domG ste
zovali, re jim "zatykalo". Mno-
he sklepy byly zaplaveny a ne
ktere ulice Sc ami nedaly pfejlti
PAX at nekdo Tekne, re "Bal-
timore nen1 mokry!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Dskujeme csl. zeleznicarIEm,
celnfm a poStovnim zrizencHEm.

z dopisG, jez dostavame re
stare ~vlasti, dov1dame Sc o tom,
,iak krasnou praci konaji zelez-
nicaTi a postovnf a celni zTizen-
ci We stare vlasti. Nedbajf ma
mahy, nedbajf hodin a obetave
pracuji, ably zdolali tn ohrom-
nou spoustu bal1ckd, jez anne
rictf krajane pos1lajf do osvo-
bozeneho Ceskoslovenska z pr1-
buzedske i krajanske lasky, a.
by tenn nasim lidem tam donna
trochu pomohli a prilepsili. z
tech dopisd dovfdame Sc take,
re balicky dochazejf neporuse-
ne, coz svedci O chvalyhodne
poctivosti tech, jichz rukama
balicky prochazejf. Poctivost
lie zakladem zdraveho statu.
Posflame bal1cky do vlasti,
abychom svym drahym pomohli
a abychom Jim zp1sobili radost,
ale nase snaha v dnesn1 mimo-
fadne dobe, kdy doprava v cele
Europe nen1 jeste normaln1, ne
setkala Wy Sc S takovym kras-
nym dspechem, kdyby nebyla
podporovana spolupraci "a
m6stnancG drah, celnic a post
v CSR.
Proto vsichni kteTf balicky
zasflame, dekujeme csl. zelez-
nicarGm, celnim a postovn1m
zf1zencdm "a jejich obetavou a
pOctivou praci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Pumovy utok ma anglicke vo-
jenske velitelstvi " Jerusaleme.

Jerusalem. - Puma rozbila
sekretariat anglicke vlady a ar
madn1 stan vhotelu King David
a zabila "a lidi. Ctyricet bylo
poraneno.
Ohromny vybuch zachvel mo
derni ctvrt1 Jerusalema o pGl
jedne hodiny odpoledne. Sc
kretariat byl umfsten ma konci
budovy. Sir John Shaw, vrch-
nj sekretar, vyvazl bez 1razu.
V6tsina zranenych jsou vojaci.
Cast hotelu byla tezce posko-
zena. Ambulance a automobily
byly danny do sluzby, ably odve-
Fly ranene. Silna p~olicejnf straz
zamezila pT1stup k budove no.
telu. Take kr1dlo YMCA ne
daleko hotelu bylo pobofeno.
To byla prvn1 zprava, VIDA
ma O vybuchu. Pozdeji policie
oznamila, re nejmene SO osob
bylo zabito pTi tonic hroznem
vybuchu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Roosevelt zbraven zodpovedno-
sti "a Pearl Harbor.

Prevazna vetsina kongresn1-
no vyboru, vysetTuj1c1ho kdo
nese zodpovednost "a prepade-
nj Pearl Harbour, zbavil 1plne
zodpov6dnosti byvaleho presi-
denta F. D. Roosevelta a rovnez
ocistil sekretaTe statu, valky a
namoTnictva. Dlouho ocekava-
ma zprava vyboru, jenz zahajil
vysetTovan1 v prosinci, byla po-
zd6 dnes predlozena kongresu.
Hlavnf zodpovednost "a chytfe
vypocitanou taktiku Japonc1
uvalena byla vetsinou vyboru
ma admirala Husband E. Kim
mela, ktery byl tehdy velitelem
lodstva v Pacifiku a gen. Wal
ter c.. Shorta ma Hawaii, kteTl
nedovedli spravne posouditi 81
tuaci ,acbyli pred nebezpecim
varovani. Kdyby byli konali
svoji povinnost, byli by pozoro-
vail manevrovan1 japonskeho
lodstva a nemohlo jim uj1ti "a
hadne pocfnanf japonsk6ho le-
|tectva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Rebelove nabidli sve sluzby Fl.
lipinske Wade jake voiaci.

5000 rebel1, dobre ozbroje-
nych v Nueva Ecija provincii,
sl1bilo sloziti zbrane paklize bu-
dou pfijati do filipinske armady
jake fadn1 vojaci.
Jose Deleon, jejich nacelnlk,
%sestoupil s nor Sc sedmi porucl-
ky pod slibem bezpecnosti a byl
dopraven do Manly ma konfe-
renci sc sekretaTem vnitra Jose
Zuluetou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Attlee utoci ma Churchilla.

Durham, Angle. = Premier
Attlee napadl ostTe Winstona
Churchilla ma schulz uhlokopu.
Prohlasil, re pfestal byti statnl-
KEN a re Sc vice podoba nekte-
rym redaktor1m pochybne po-
vesti. Churchill sc nemGze sm1-
riti $ tim, pravil Attlee, re nej-
leps1 casti petileteho planu Ia
boristick6vlady jsou jiz usku-
tecnovany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
VysIanci tez obdrzi vySsf pIaty


Dim poslancG schvalil a po-
slal senatu zakon, kterym byly
primary vyss1 platy 1reds1kGm
1radu zahranicf a diplomatic
kym zastupcdm. Platy vyslancG
by die toho stouply z 1880 ma
rs, 900 "a rok.
V dGvodech Sc tvrdf, re Sc
|Spojene Staty must pTizpGsobi-
ii platove 1rovni jinych zemf a
mimo to must byti diplomaticka
kariera otevrena i tenn, ktefl
nemajf tolik ~vlastnfch prostfed-
XII, ably mohli ma vydaje spoje-
ne S 1Tadem doplaceti re sveho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
NadprEGmsrna uroda " SSSSR,

Moskva. = Vladn1 organ 81
zvestija" oznamil re zpravy re
vsech kraft ukazuj1, re Soviet
skem svazu Dude letos S WYNN
kou Ukrajiny a nekterych sire
dnich cast1 Ruska nadprGmer-
ne dobra 1roda. z vychodni
Sibfre je hlasena 1roda rovna-
.ifcf sc rekordnl sklizni r.. 1888.
TAX dalece bylo sklizeno asi
.25, 100000 akrG v jizn1ch cas-
tech Sovetskeho svazu. Sklizen
nynf zacfna We stredn1ch a W.
chodnich kraj1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
POHRBY.

Fl. cervence zemTela p1.
Mary E. Bittorf, $685. Ready
Ave-, We start IA let Narodila
Sc V Baltimore.
Pohreb konal sc We stredu,
"a. cervence z dOmu syna p. w.
H. Bittorf, 404 Rosebank Ave.
ma Loudon Park hrbitov a byl
vypraven p. Harlem E. Schi-
mGnkem.
Dne 16. cervence zemTel
%. Arthur Ganter, 1881 Eastern
Ave-, We start 46 let. Byl man
zelem pi. Amy Stach-G anter.
Narodil sc v Baltimore.
Pohreb konal Sc 20. cervence
re Cvachova PohT. Domu ma
hfbitov Loudon Park.
Starry sokol zemrel.
V pondelf, dine %. cervence
zemrel pc dvou-mes1cni nemoci
vdovec p. Tomas Barborka, 901
N. Wolfe st. We vysokem stair
85ti let. Narodil Sc v Ceskoslo-
vensku. Posledn1 dobou I'll ma
odpocinku. Jeho odchodu zeli
synov6: Thomas a Anthony a
dcery: p1. Mary Sturgeon a
Anna Nelson.
PTinalezel pc 43 l6ta k Sok
Jednote "Blesk". Starosta Jos
Bflek rozloucil Sc Sc zemrelym
bratrem veCvachove PohT. Do.
move a pax ma Cese Mar. HTbi.
tove, kamz byl pochovan We
ctvrtek, 25. cervence. Delegace
Sok. Jedn. "Blesk' prokazals
zemrel6mu poslednf poctu-no
sicH rakve.
ZemTely byl take clenem Dem
Klubu Ceskych MladikG 7
wardy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Moskevska Pravda proti
sen. Vandenbergovi.

Organ komunisticke strany
"Pravda" za1tocil ma sentaora
Vandenberga (rep. Mich kite
r6ho oznacila "a zaryteho pes
simitistu, vzhledem k jeho ma
zor1dm O pT1stf m1rove konferen-
ci v Parizi.
Boris Iljakov, zahranicni
|zpravodaj "Pravdy" uvadi, re
zde neni nejmensfho predpokla
du pro pessimisticke pTedpove-
di Vandenberga, re velmocen.
ska dohoda ma paTfzske konfe.
renci je nemozna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Dvojnasobny prirGGstek
" sokolske rodine.

Minuly tyden We ctvrtek, 10.
cervence narodila Sc manzel1m
Wilsonu a Joseffn6 Toulovym v
Church Home nemocnici zdra-
va dvojcatka, chlapecek a hol-
cicka. Robatka i mamicka jsou
zdravl. Pan Wilson Toula je
mistostarostou SOk. Jed. Blesk.
Robatka dostala jmena Will
son a Josephine a kazde vazilo
Z liber.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Process S Rudolfem Halikem
pred Narodnim soudem.

Praha (CTK) = We ctvrtek,
IS. cervence byl pred Narod-
MIN soudem zahajen process S
byvalym sefredaktorem even
kova', Rudolfem Hal1kem, KITE
ry byl v r. 1888 sefem agrarnl-
no tisku a ktery podporoval ia
sisticke a nacisticke hnut1 a
schvaloval a obhajoval nepfa-
telskou vladu ma 1zem1 repu-
bliky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Rakousky lekar odsouzen
k smrti provazem.

Rakousky lekar DR.. Ernst Ill
ing byl odsouzen k smrti pro
vrazdu $50 detf ktere byly sve-
reny jeho nemocnici. HAIL Sc
tim, re Hitler naT1dil vrazdenl
acknowledgment nemocnych a pc
vynesenf rozsudku zadal o mi
lost. Jeho a~ssistentka DR.. Ma
rianne Tuerk byla odsouzena
ma 10 let do zalare.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Vynalezce sera mladosti zemTel
We start Ga let.

DR.. Alexandr Alexandrovic
Bogomolec, sovetsky ucenec a
politik, ktery prohlasil, re Clio
vek ma normalne byti xiv $50
let, zemrel 10. cervence v XII
|jeve.
Jak bylo oficielne oznameno
dr.. Bogomolec, ktery vynalezl
serum, O nemz tvrdil, re oddall
starobu, podlehl vazne nemoci.
Serum nepracovalo v jeho pfl-
|pade. Byl star teprve GA leta,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-07-26
Krajanske v~erejnosti!

T6locvicna Jednota Sokol Cur
It's Bay Dude oslavovati nedeli,
dine II. srpna We 2 hod. odpol.
25ti-lete Trvani Ct Stribrne Ju-
bileum V Sokolovne, 1927 Cher
ry St., Curtis Bay. Cely slavnost-
nj program Dude oznamen cte-
ne v%erejnosti v tonic casopise
co nejdrfve.
Ia Tel. Jed. Sokol Curtis Bay
Karel Krejcfk, jednatel.