davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-03-14
Women's Sportsweor

81 Originally 7.,s AlI-wssl
jumper. wine, brown. block and
green; sizes II to ls-----4.s5
II Originally z.so to 3.ss
bleusss. soiIed; sizes 81 to SO
in the group 80
Z Originally 4.s5 to sos Ysllsw
'cardissn Style swsstsrs, size 36.
l.9s
s orisinsiiy SOS Wemen's All
weel coet Sweaters, pink only;
sizes 36. ~ ond a.. ----3.ss
3 Originally 1850 rwe-pisee
All-weel Dresses, black top with
pIoid skirts; sizes 9 to IS, sos
II Originally i4.s5 to 1895
Suits, lobeIed as to wool content;
dark shodes; sizes 10 to Is in the
5 orisin.liy 7.ss Polk. Dot
Spun Rsyen Dresses; sizes Y
and ,4--7.se a.
The Hecht Co.. Doacssfairs Store
Women's Coots
5 Originally 1900 70 500 Fur
trimmed Winter cests, broken
sHes s--------4z.50
5 orisinsIIy 400 to 67.oo
Misses Fur trimmed Tuxedo
Style cests. sizes II to l8,
$500
4 orisinslly $500 {. e7.oo
Misses Fur -trimmsd Winter
cests. broken sizes 10 to ls,
I Originally 1895 w.msn',
Fur-t'immsd Cost. size 45K in
blue color ---------75.oo
l Originally $500 AII-wssI
chestsrfisId Coat. size lS in red,
1000
7 orisinsIly $500 Misses All
wssl Chesterfield cests, broken
sizes s----------------lS.Oo LOO
Tie Heeht Co, Downstairs Store
Mems Shoes
Is Originally z.5s Mems High
top Blue csnvss Tennis Skess,
broken sizes 30
56 ovisinslIly 2.o4 Mems Low
susrteF Tennis Shoes with white
convos tops; broken sizes ! -
The Hsckf Co. DsaDsstsirs Store
Fur Coots
Both orieinol and sole prices in
cIude the tox.
l Originally 1850 Sable dyed
csnsy Fur csst. size l6- $500
l Originally lS7.oo Sleek Pony
Full-lsnSth Cost. size 20,
I Originally 1880 ssbI.-dysd
censy ,36-in. Length ceaf. size
Is ----.-----90.0 90
| orisinsIly $500 Psrsisa
Lamb Pew Tuxsde ceet with
tunned-boek SUITS; size II,
/ Originality $500 Persisn
Lamb Pew Cost, size l2--7S.oo
Originally $500 Grey Kid
skin cest, size 40 90
The Hscis Co, Dsvssesirs Store
Evening star., 1946-03-14
7 Originally $500 to $500
All-wool Winter Coats
1000

Worm lo0% wool eoots for
misses and women. Box and
fitted styles in grey, green and
block. Sizes 10. II, I6, ls,
43h. a.. Not in every color.
] Originally 1926 Ail-wesl Fitted
cest, dyed squirrel eolIor, block,
size a. 1900
s Originally 1895 Aii-weoI Fitted
cests. dyed squirrel color, blue,
brown, green, misses sizes, 1900
8 orisinsHy 1895 to 3s.s5
Wsmsn's AlI-weeI Suits, navy,
black, broken sizes 1000
Mszsssise Goats, Third Floor,
The Hseht CO.
Evening star., 1946-03-14
Corssts

IL Originally $50 to 500 PEN
tie Girdlss Of royon satin, Jsnt-
zen Psnfie 6irdlss. prsetiesl
FFsnt Comets end ksysa Satin
end cetten Breesds Girdles;
broken sizes LOO
TIE Hscks CO, Dsvssss;rs Store
Evening star., 1946-03-14
Originally 800 to sos
Women's and Misses Hats
0Qc

Just 3oo hots reduced from our stocks Included
are fur fets and flower trimmed hots Some are no
tionolly advertised "PLAYToPPER" hots. Sizes for
misses and women.
100 originally 30 to z99 women's and nisse, hot.
trimmed with flowers and veiIs-- 60.
The Hsckf Co, Dewxsfairs Store
Evening star., 1946-03-14
Cotton Dresses

Is Originally l.35 csttsn Per-
esls Printed Dresses. coat style;
misses sizes oniy-------S Soc
I 0siSiaslly $50 Wsmsn's Spun
ksysn Jsmpsss in coot style;
broken sizes 90
3 Originally 5.99 Misses Get
Ten Check Dresses, coat style;
broken sizes ------i.ss
Tie Hscb1 CO. DeUssssirs Stsvs
Evening star., 1946-03-14
s Originally $500 and 1895
Misses AII-wooI Coots
24.0o

Melton boxeoots with club col.
lar and fIonoe trim on shoulder.
Green or brown. AII-wooI suede
finish fitted shortee. beIted. in
red. AIl-wooI crepe boxcoot with
deep ormholes, rounded shoulder,
in blue. Assorted sizes.
3 Originally 3s.s5 AIi-weei
Fitted cests. One dressy style
with broid trim on color and jet
buttons. Blue, size Is. Mono-
tone tweed fitted and belted
shortee. Brown and blue in sizes
10, l2---- 90
Z Originally 400 Ali-weeI csi-
iferRis Tweed Boxeoets in brown,
sizes 10 and l6---------l5.oo i
Z Originally 1895 AlI-weeI
Check Box chsstessislds. size
10 -----20.00
z3 Originally li.Sz Bexy Style
Rsineests, plostie, beIted, rose,
yellow, misses sizes 500
Misses Goats, Third Floor,
E 81. Blls. The Heehf CO.
Evening star., 1946-03-14

" Originally l2.e5 Teens
Rayon Dresses
500
In the comfortable wo-pisce style
everyone likes. Sizes 9 to IS.
4 Originally $500 AlI-wssI Suits,
sizes 3 to 10. 90
; Originally 1895 ksvy Sherry
cests, sizes 10 to l2-----lo.oo
] Originally $500 Bsswa chss-
tssfisId, size l0---7.oo
IS Originally 3.9s Aii-wesi
SweeteEs -
100 Originally I.2o Novelty
Jswslsy. FederoI tax included,
3oe
tAll garments properly labeled A.
to Wool eoutenD
Tees Shop, Second Floor,
The Hecht CO.
Evening star., 1946-03-14
Seconds Of Cotton
Lace Curtain Panels
1.2Q ga.
Just ] s. to sell. They're mostly one Of kind and
come in 2A-yord lengths and IS and 54nch widths.
ecnu color only.
The Heckt Co, Dowssfairs Store
Originally 2.3O
Boys Tennis Shoes
1.oo

special group Of lo high top tennis Shoes Made
with brown canvas tops and sturdy soles Sizes w
to6
The Hsckf Co, Doussssirs Store
Evening star., 1946-03-14

The HECHT Co. FRIDAY BARGAINS
Mems Furnishings

lsS originally i.35 end l.s5
Fsmsus Msks ksektiss. Hond-
to1ofeo t.IS
90 orisinsIly z.35 Fsmevs Meks
ksekfiss. hond-toiIored royons,
royon and silk k.-- i.4s
30 Originality 6sc Fsmeus Msks
heektiss. coIorful, hond- -toiIored,
44e
81 Originally $50 to 500 An
wssI Mufflsss. imported and do
mestic. Solid shades and plaid
potterns -t.95
; Originally s.25 spsrt Shirts.
Long sleeves. Butcher linen.
White and conory. Small and
large sizes -------4.e5
81 Originally 55e Fsmeus Msks
Gsnsss. All eIostie. Solid shades,
7se
- Originally l.s5 Imported
Genuine Brisr Pipes. Cored
bowl. Assorted shapes - -I.3s
IS Originally i.os 70 500 Tei-
Istriss. At holt price: After
shove lotion. cologne, and hoir
dress. All prices include tax,
54e 70 800
Msss Farsishisss. Slrsef Floor,
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1946-03-14
Washable Plaid
Cotton Sheet Blankets
1.2O

Just 100 Of these large size, 70xso inches blankets
to SELL Coors and blue and they're fost to
washing.
Tie Heckf Co. Dswsskers Store
Evening star., 1946-03-14
3 Originally $500
Misses AII-wooI Suits
$500

6obordine suits with coilorIess
neekline and wing sleeves. fuchsio
in sizes z ard Is. Wing sleeve.
cordieon neektine. tie closing,
neon blue. size Is.
Z Originally 1895 Brown and
White Check Suits, all wool,
cordieon neckline, one button,
four pockets, sizes II and Is,
$500
Misses Salts, Third Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-03-14
IS Originally 6.e5
AII-Metot
Venetion Blinds
4.o8

Redueed becouse they're
32h" wide. For SNORT,
wsll-proteeted windows
Vsnetion blinds Of duroble,
costly cleoned metoI ore
the answer. Complete with
fittings for hanging
e4" long, in rich ivory
color.
~ Originally 4.s3
Comfortable, Useful Hes
seeks .. in both round
and sauore shapes, as is,
2.9s
Sixth Floor, Tile Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1946-03-14
Seasonal CIeoronce of soiled
Blankets and Comforts
Of Nationally Fomous
Moke
20% j. 500 ....'

10 Originally 1915 Rsyon Satin
Comforts IS % wool, 1871
mink fur filled. Sizes 80"x87",
1895
] Originally 1850 Rsyen Sstin
Trepunse Comfort wool filled
:. 8ox87"
! Originally 1850 Rsyea setin
and chintx Comfort i. -. 55%
wool. l5% mink fur filled. Size
|Ax84 -----I4.9s
10 Originally 1875 Royen Cow
cred Comforts wool bottino.
Size 72x84" -7.e9
5 Originally 1875 North stor
We've BIenket loooo wool
.. 1880"
! Originally 1898 chethem
lonsdown BIsnket -. 1000
wool 72xoO%---12.eo
4 Originally 1885 Kenwood
fsmeu. BIonkets -. loo96 wool
72xeo"-
4 Originally 1895 North stsr
Skesto BIsnkets >. 1000 wool
72xeo" eo"---l1.ss
5 Originally 1925 chotham
Woolshirs Bienksss lOooo
wool 72xoO"- O"----s.ee
10 Originally II.7s White kevy
sIenksts :. virgin loo9o wool
-. 6OxS4" S4"------7.Ss
, Originally s.s5 AH-weeI Amer
iesn WeeIen sIsnksts Tx
90" --------------7.ss
20 Originally 7.s5 American
Weelsn "piens" sIenksts, all
wool 72x84" 5.se
! Originally 7.s5 chsthem Mar
ley BIenkst 1879 wool, 259o
cotton 72x84" 4"---4.ss
5 orisinoIIy 7.s5 FieIdersst Block
Plaid Pair BIenkets :. 500
wool. 5o9o cotton 72xs4".
A poir 500
10 orisineIIy 6.s5 Common CO.
Iumbia Bienkets 500 wool,
500 cotton 72x84" --4.es
! Originally 5.95 chathem sur.-
ton siankst 25% wool, 500
royon, 25oo cotton 72xoO",
3.ss
; Originally $50 chsthem SUIT
ton Blenkets -. 1870 wool,
5O9o royon. 259o cotton
7ZxS4"
BLANKET Department, Fifth Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1946-03-14
Wool Fabric Remnants
n to 4 Less Than
Regular Prices

Also royon ond cotton remnants OF Va to " less
thon original price.
Fabric Content Marked Each Piece
Fabrics, Street Floor, Tie Heekf Co.
Evening star., 1946-03-14
4 Originally $500
Misses Fur-trimmed
Coots
$500
I'll ,ue<I e>A> k;AA>4 l->.>&.

AII-wool suede fitted dress coots
with dyed squirrel loop collar.
Grey, blue. sizes II. l8 and 20.
Originally 5000 AiI-wseI
Ysrn-dys Grey Boxeeet. dyed
white fox tuxedo, size "a 5000
fwhere applicable all prices include
tdE)
Misses Goats, Third Floor.
E St. Blls, Tie Hscht Co.
Evening star., 1946-03-14

Block serge suit with royon sotin
binding on lopels, sizes ~ and ~.
4 orisiseHy 1895 Wemsn's
Chesterfield cests, all wool, roy
on velvet collar, brown, block,
sizes 81 and 4 IA. 90
; Originally $500 Aii-wesl
Wemsns oressmskss cests,
fitted style sobIe-dyed squirrel
bib collar, sizes IS ond Al, $500
fWhere applicable all prices includs
Federal Ta1J
Womss's Salts ssd Goats,
Third Floor, E St. Bils,
The Hsekt CO.
Evening star., 1946-03-14
$50 Originally SOC
Boxes Of Stationery
2oc

Boxes of white ond coIored sto-
tionery, "a sheets and motchino
envelopes.
II orisinelIy $50 Lsether Desk
Sets, five pieces -------2.5o
~ orisinsIly 59e SeFeteh Pod
end Holder r-------Ioe
50 Originally 90 Pocket Genes,
59s
Stationery, Street Floor,
The Hsekf CO.
Evening star., 1946-03-14

81 Originally 500 Col.
Floor and Trim
Nornish
3.6o ..''..
Give your floors and woodwork q
coat Of this elsor. troek-proof
vornish.
II orisineHy $50 gel. FIeer
end Deck Ensmsi waterproof,
hord-weorino finish for both in
side and outside floors Of con-
crete, wood or linoleum. In
eroy, red. brown or Ieod color.
Sol. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Is Originally $50 Col. Pure
Linsssd Oil House Psint
durobIe finish white only.
Sol. l.-2.S9
- orisinsHy 3.7s Gal.
Wesheble FIst Oil Psint
Ieoves no brush norks covers
smoothly and evenly in white
and ivory color. 6ol.-----2.zs
II osisinslIy LIS Timer
Red Reef Psint of oil and fine
red oxide protects any metoI
surfoce. Col.
PAINTS, Seventh Floor,
Tie Hschf Co.
50 Originally 4.ee and 5.es
Blouses
1.4o
All-wooi bIouses and some of
wool and royon. Green, blue,
brown. sizes 81 to SO.
- oriSinsIIy 3.is and $50 Cot
ton end Rsysn swsstsrs. posteI
shodes, broken sizes .---f.4o
(Wool garments properly labeled n
to content)
Btossss, Street Floor,
The Hsekt Co.
Evening star., 1946-03-14
20 Originally 25.l2
Ladies Wardrobe Cases
1900

Hangers that will hold to 8 dresses: spacious
pockets for toletres and Shoes and plenty Of room
for additional apparel. Washable canvas on sturdy
but light wood frome bound with groin cowhide
Originally 1858 z6-ineh Pullman cose to notch,
1880
Cali Prices Include TAXI
Lsssass. Street FIssr Tie Hscht Co.
Evening star., 1946-03-14
IS Originally $40 to 1895
Dresses for Juniors,
Misses and Women
500

Tailored and dressy styles Of royon crepe royon Jersey
and spun royon. CoIorfuI prints and plain coIors.
Some women's Jumpers. Assorted sizes for juniors.
misses and women.
50 oFisinoIly 5.ss to 7.e5 junion', misses and
womens dresses, royon oobordine spun royon, royon
crepe. in prints and plain coIors- 800
Mezxa.se Dresses. Third Floor Tie Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1946-03-14

"e"S THWSHtHSS, OTeeB FtO0f,
Tie Heeh Co.
10 Prs. $50 to $50
Women's Bedroom and
House Slippers
1.3o
Plain and print fobric seuffs with
wedge heels. NoturoI sheorIino
seuffs. Candy stripe step-in
style with open toe and closed
back, wedge heel. Some are Of
royon. Broken sizes from 4 to 9.
Shoes. Street Floor.
Tie Hsehf Co
q Originally $50
Perfume Bottles and
Powder Jor Sets
200
Sparkling cut gloss perfume bot
ties and powder jor sets for your
dressing tobIe.
Is Originally I.6s Perfume Bot
ties end Powder Jsv Sets 75e
40 Originally rs Perfume BestIe
Sets .-------z5e
II o'isinsiIy Tie Bsdy Powder.
I7e
u Originally Tie TsiIst Wster,
lie
u Originally Tie Hsnd Lstiea.
lie
IS Originally 100 Picture Frsmes
8 by 10 inches ~ Soc
tAIl prices include taxi
Tsilsfriss, Street Floor,
The Hsehf Co.
II Originally 3.e5 to $50
TaiIorsd BIouses
1888
Here's real sowing for you shirt
woisters! Classic lines in Iona
sleeve bIouses OF cotton Or wool
and royon. yellow, green, also
beige and brown checks. Broken
sizes.
fGarments properly labeled as to pool
contenD
BIossss, Third Floor,
The Hseht CO
Evening star., 1946-03-14
IS Originally 400
Rayon and Nylon
Slips
2.oo

2.oo
Al merchandise in broken
sizes and soiIed or DOM
ooed.
Is Originally Ito to 400
ksyen Slips -.-99e to z.ss
Il Originally 500 10 500
ksysn Psjsmss ----l.9s
to 4.99
s Originally $50 to 7.zo
ksyen Gowns,
2.99 end 500
) Originally 500 Raysn
Psttieeats --1.99 to 4.99
IS Originally i.6s Pennies
OF royon ----------6Se
Lingerie, Third Floor,
TIE Heckt Co.
Evening star., 1946-03-14

The Heekf Co, Dswsstsirs Sssrs
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countless Investigations concern
ing individual soldiers, troop units
md other components of the War
Department" which contributed to
bringing about a fair and equi-
iable solution to many important
problems which have since become
the basis of far-reaching War De-
partment policy"
General Davis, whose home is
721 s Street, N. W., Washington,
=. c.. Is completing forty-seven
years of service In the United
States Army. He entered the mill
tary service on July 13, 1898. dur
ing the war with Spain, as tenn
porary first lieutenant Of the
Eighth United States Infantry. He
was commissioned second lieuten-
ant Of Calvary in the Regular
Army on February 2, 1901.
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Baritone Stdi

ready for 4 professional caf. e.
II didn't take ing either -. /.
he h;t pay dirt and FIR tire { -
liz years followed the ba'nns ot
such topflighi mnsi-mskers ~
Charlie Ss;vak. Iahrny -Ss
Davis. Art kassoi Del co'.s.ssv,
and Jimmy JOY Gar!ng u -.
years ne also began doahi.sG y
brass as vocalist.
Early in l9A5. he Jo.sed up
win Larry Wellington ans.eA I.e't.
Massey, vao had been fea,Ai =
with the Wesferness. as a srss't-
oenis,, and they reorganized stin
the instrumental and vocal coin-'
30, the Home-ToWners. LII April
Of 1945, they. along with Soag.l
stress Betty Bennett, replaced tie
| Golden Gate Quartet on Revei.ie
and ii was then that Earl won 4
! featured berth "a baritone solo,
lst.
/ Genial, brown-haired and blue-
eyed, Earl is six feet tall and
weighs IT'S pounds. His fayorste
sports are fishing and hun.lns
and he claims his priced posses
sioas are his children, Patrick.
Michael end D-nnis. He rece.Tea
.d4v Lifts on November l3.
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BIBLE QUESTIONS
ANSW<REO ev THE
volCE ErR0pHEcY
iNTEaNzTI0A6l HlaLH sanAncAsTEA

auestlon---Was Jesus the only
ens who tasted forty days? tMat-,
thew 4:2.l
1 Answer-Moaes and Elijah also
went without food for forty days.
ItTxodus 34:2s: Kings 1850
\ o.--Ars not angels our good
khouphts2 Z
A.-According to the Bible. an
kels are real beings. In Genesis 1913
tt is written: "And he TLotl made
khem q feast, J. and they did eat.
kSee also Genesis 1S:8.) No mere
Thought. however good. could eat
Hood.
I o.-poes Il make any difference
what man believes 20 long 40 he
ls slncere7
A.-The apostle Paul urges sound
hoctrine. Holding fast the faithful.
word as he hath been taught. that
be may be able by sound doctrine
both to axhort and to convince tho
rainsaye.s." Titus 1:9. Joshua
thought 1t made great difference.
as to which God Israel worshiped.
Joshua 24:14, Is.
Q.--Who is tho "preat red drA-
Jon" In the Bible? (Revelation
t2:3.)
A.-Primarily. Satan. "And u ]
reat dragon was cast out, that oil
erpent, called the Devil. aid Sltar.
rhich deceiveth the whole worlda
lie was cast out into tia Garth. ar
bis angels were cast Oh. With him.
Revelation 1913,
Q.--What is the new covcnant1
hear X mentioned, but without ex
PLANTATION.
Here 1t Is In Hebrews 8.8. 10.
Behold, the days come. saith tht
Lord, when | will make new cove.
uant with the house OF Israel and
with the house OF judah: -. Fol
this is the covenant that will
make with the house OF Israel aftel
those days, saith the Lord; Will pul
my laws into their miEA. ard write
Them in their hearts: and will b,
10 them q God. and they shall bs L
Me people"
Good would have TO make mi
bver new before l could Ilvs difses
ently. What can ! dot
A.-That's just what God does
He uses creative power which trans
Forms the believer. For we ar
Pills workmanship. created In Christ
pesus unto good works, which God
hath before ordained that vi
should walk in them" Ephesian{
2:10. David prayed: Create In nd
a clean heart, 0 God; and renew Z
right spirit within me-" Psalm 51(
10, See also Corinthians SID
Ephesians 4:24.
Ed. Note. address your questions a
the BiRIE QUESTION COLUMN. TIL
Voice OF Prophecy. Box SIS. Los Al
gelcs So. Calf. Bible questions OF ged
eral interest wiH be answered in fha
lc0lunH as space permits.
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BIBLE QUESTIONS
Answered eY TIVE d
v0lcE ) RopHEcY

| Question: was reading / job,
2:f, z and found the word apropi
tlation." What does Il meant
,Answer-It means q sacrlfies o.
atonement for our sins.
Q.-Dld Jesus cleanse The tempt,
more than once7
A.-Yes. There was one cleansin,
at the beginning of His ministr,
MARK 11:15-17) and another nea,
the close (John 2:13-17).
Q.--poes the Bible teach that W,
should haya singing In our publ.
Worship7 .
A.--The answer is In Psalm 100.
I, Q: Enter into His gates WITH
Thanksgiving. and into His courts
with praise: be thankful unto Him
and bless His name. Serve tho Lord
with gladness: como before Hfs
presence with singing"
o.-Why did God restrict ths
worship In the temple to ths II.
raslltss7
A.T-Hs didn't Isaiah ss:7: Even
them will I bring to Ny holy noun.
tain, and make them joyful Ia MY
house Of prayer: their burnt offer.
inss and their sacrifices shall be
acce6ted Upon Mine altar: for Mina
house shall be called an house az
prayer for ALI people" "Even them !.
that 10. the sons Of the stranger.
or Gentle peoples. ALSO the sons
OF the stranger. that join them.
selves to the Lord. to serve Him.
and to love the name OF the Lord
to be His servants. every one that
keepeth the Sabbath from polluting
It. and taketh hold Of my covenant 4
Verse 8.
Q.--if person has visions or
dreams. and his predictions cor, j!
to pass. doesn't that prove that T..
ls OF God7
A.--Let the Bible answer. III
there arise among you q prophet, or
: dreamer of dreams, and giyeth
ihee sign Or wonder, and the
rign or the wonder come to pass.
whereof he spake unto thee. sayins.
Let us go after other gods, wlIch
thou hast not known, and let us
serve them; thou shalt not nearksn
unto the words of that prophet. or
that dreamer OF dreams: for t,.sl
Lord your God proveth you, to know
whether ye love the Lord your Cd
With all your heart and with ell
) our soul. Ye shall wax after ths
lord your God, and fear Him, and
keep His commandments. and obey
His voice. and ye shall serve Him.
End cleaye unto Him" Deuteronomy
10: IA.
Ed. Note: address your questions 10
ne B!BLE QUESTION COLUMN, The
poicc Of Prophecy, Boz SIS. Los An.
gcles 50, Calf. Bible questions Of pen.
erat interest igiA be answered in this
column as space permits.
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!, sdavs a n d
| days at AS
m, E s 7 u,
in s1fs " ay
INTO RADIO as q
lt7onist.
Glri got busy
aDoul h ! s ca
eer when he
sas an ambi-
Gus II and
Logan playing
with b a n d $
aro u n d the
si o m c I o w n
f a | + m o n I,
M;nn ff q r
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University and became president
IF that great historic institution.
Her mother taught Latin in Clark
College, Atlanta, Ga. Her paternal
grandfather, Major r. r. Wright,
now an active banker at 90 years Of
age, taught fifty years, thirty
wears of which he was president Of
Georgia State College for Negroes,
before he became a Philadelphia
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banker 25 years ago. Her mater
nal grandfather, the late DR.. w.
II. Grogman, taught over 45 years.
and was for seven years president
Of Clark College. Mrs. Hayre Is
married to T. B. Hayre, professor of
chemistry at Cheyney, Pennsylvan-
la State Teachers College, and is
mother Of Sylvia. 5 years old. She
is superintendent Of the large Mt.
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school hours. Upon graduation,
he received further encourage
tnent for his musical talents
when his mother, a church or
kanist, started him In courses OF
private study under tutors from
lihe Minneapolis Symphony Or
ict stra.
I,y the time lie was 20. Earl
-.. q s..llz.-..l ..sn is.oissn. 49, 49,
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Pho,cs by Pfc Sam 7. Bushemi
(Niasi:se Cssps Co,nhs, rho.esraphsr1
The picture fieft) of Marine Prf-
vate First Glass Daniel G. Stronp
smiling through = b9rbed wire
heart % . @EOuth Pacific VAT
entine" appeared ip many pubii-
cations earlier this year. His
overseas address alsO appearcd
and as . result, the SallAdaS-
burg, Pm, Leathernsck has re-
ceivcd more than x,E00 letters
from girls eight to 81 years old.
He Is thinking OF using the let-
ters to 'sandbas' his foxhOle On
Olrinawa. Stroup landed with the
First Marine Division. IN the
Ryllkyns on Easter Sunday. He's
shown above perusing SOME Of
the mail lust delivered ~ him.
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Judy Canova says she received
very courteous dog as gift
rom q fan - she calls It mud.
FER instead Of a pointer becaust
rs too polite to point.
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Pisgah AME Sunday School and
basileus of the Philadelphia gradu-
ate chapter Of Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority, and is active In the
Philadelphia Education Equality
League.
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Home fancier Dinah Shore Is
doing her share In seeing to il
that returning servicemen havs
places to live. The NBc star has
list completed spfciai tran.
icription to be PLAYED on radio
stations serving HOUSING short.
ege areas.
chnriie Mrf'cr'',ars
mnrie ppntqire "h4,.'
f,d the Boar. LIZ ,e tslp
,non for ft'n,r1 a. Wair issyts'
studios Mickeu Mouse ponad
flnc,,. Pluto nnf MI fhp guna
,-'u be In The film aoith Charlie,
5',nnas to trick pliotngrdpLy
lsh Kasihhie has Just sigred
4 contract to do two movies for
columbia Pictures in the coming,
c.r !,a.h ere independent OF
his regular task sunnyman for
Kay Krsfr on MIC.
Did You know that Ollie
James. whose whimsical COM.
ments on events and affairs are
4 feature of the WLW Mid
western Hayfide has his seri-
Gus side. tor? In addition to
his widely read column in The
Cincinnati Enquirer. THE limo
cent Bystander." James is Chief
Editorial Writer for the Queen
City morning paper He also
has served in ar editorial C..
pacity on louisville and Lexing-
ton. Kentucky. papers and as
Washington correspondent.
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Post activities Of the UniteST
States Marine Corps include an
active pcacc-time reserve Of ci-
villains comprising ready and
standby componcnts. Members
are assigned to units nearest
their homes and attend weekly
drills upper left). Active duty
training In the field stresses
physical fitness dover left and
includes liz days Of active duty
each year. Rescrvists may en-
roll In the Marine Corps edu-
cational program, demonstrated
by student using an octant.
information concerning the l0ca-
tion Of Organized Reserve units
and other complete details VII
be made known shortly, It has
been announced by Marine Corps
Headquarters.