davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-01-09

5-RM. BUNGALOW with bath. hot-air
sess ftSys Of land with satsaen
with settlement price, Ss.500. with terms,
Near Vienna, Va, close to busline-4
rms. with dinette. bath, stove. refRr:, h.-w
heater, storm windows and doors: located
on IA q. land; $4,000 down, with $50
q month.
white frame house with bath. full base:
ment. hot-air heat, gas stove: plenty OF
lawn; price. s10,boo with terms.
In Vienna. Va. on 2.6 A 6-rm
frame bungalow with bath, h.-w. heat
slse Is ;o5 range; house fully insulated; price
over 4 a. of land. located 10. mi. D. c.
Lge. liv rm 12x22; nice stairway: bath
on 1st f.; full basement. INV. heat; stove
refgr.; gear garage, 20x22: chicken house
lsx28: fruit trees and 500 strawberry
plants. priced at S1b.000.
Near Vienna, Va.-Brick and frame
construction on 4la q. lge. liv. and din
heat; hardwood floors; fun basement with
rec rm. 14x24 with fireplace; plenty 9,
priced at $4,000. with terms. RAY
BARNEY, Vienna, Va, phone Vienna q s
Evening star., 1947-01-09
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
CHURCHES FOR SALE.
PROPOSALS.

LARGE churches, NV. and
sw. CAL MR.. PETTY, MI. 37b7 . or
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-21

back, doing the pitching.
The valuable toe responsible
for three Meridian wins belongs
to Linwood 'Bubber" Morgan,
handy man who has played guard,
tackle and fullback.
The Wildcat forward wall has
been a tough barrier for oppo-
nents' ball carriers to pierce de-
spite being outweighed in key
games.
Teamwork has been the main
factor in the front line and indi-
vidual stars are lacking. Harold
Evans and Raymond Terrence,
guards; Jack Norris, tackle and
Billy Zeanah, fine defensive CEN
ter, have performed well in each
game.
Tackle Nelson Hall and Pap
Gullette and Johnny Rawson,
ends, remaining starters in the
line, have turned in good jobs in
spots.
A reserve end, Ray Crenshaw,
has come along fast and earned a
starting post in the last game
against McComb. Carroll Culpep-
per, 212-pound tackle out of ear
" season action due to an oper-
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They have shown strength and
comeback ability in spotting
touchdowns to Corinth, Laurel
and McComb and by completely
outplaying Vicksburg in the. see
ond half after dropping behind
1870.
On the other hand Meridian was
heavy favorite against Gulf
port and McComb and Jared bad
iy in both games.
Meridian runs from both the
single wing and T formations,
depending almost entirely on a
ground attack built around Full
back Lindy Callahan, 176-pound-
er who has been consistently eff
fective. On several occasions
Callahan has outgained the oppo-
sitions' entire backfield in rush
ing.
A pair of 135-pound scatbaeks,
Jack Mayo and Jimmy Townsend,
have shown up well in spots.
Townsend dashed 22-yards on a
reserve for the tally against Nc
Comb.
The rare occasions when the
Wildcats have tried an air attack
have found Tim Mccoy, quarter
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-21
Sportsmen See
Wild Life Film
At Meeting Here

Members of the Jackson Coun-
ty Hunting and Fishing Associa-
ton saw motion pictures of wild
life in Florida and films dealing
with pulp wood conservation at
their regular meeting in the coun-
ty agents office Tuesday night.
D. M. Jennings, forester for the
Southern Pulpwood Conservation
Association, showed the films.
President A. M. Pelham presid-
ed at the meeting and announced
that a representative of Ducks,
Unlimited" would be here later in
the month with films dealing
with the breeding grounds and
hunting of ducks.
The families of the sportsmen
are invited to attend the showing
and the date and place will be an
nounced later.
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ing trapped several yards behind
the line of scrimmage, reached
high in the air and passed 80
yards to his own left end who was
waiting out in the open.
The last touchdown was scored
on a double reverse. During the
second half the Braves had the
visitors completely bewildered
with their spread formations.
However, due to slippery
field they were only able to gain
81 yards on this play.
A band in full dress uniform
accompanied the team and parad-
ed at the half adding a note OF
color to the game.
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Miss Walker Nomed
Homecoming Queen
For PicuYune Come

Miss Jackie Walker has been
chosen queen of the homecoming
festivities scheduled for the Pic
ayune game. Her hiehness and
the court were chosen from the
roll of High Jinx by the football
boys. Her escort will be team
captain Rocky Byrd. Maid or hon
or will be Theresa Guillotte who
will be escorted by Kirby King,
co-captain.
At half-time the queen and her
court with their escorts will as
semble on the so yard line and
she will be presented a bouquet
Of roses by Mr.. Thomas r. Wells.
After the game the croWning will
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-21

game. Charles Pluff, Rebel
guard, took the ball on hand
off and plunged to the Eagle six.
Rebel Fullback Kenneth Dellen-
ger went over for the score after
the ball had been moved to the
one yard line by Gutierrez and
Pickard.
Miss Gloria Trehern was crown
ed DIV Homecoming Queen dur
ing half-times festivities.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-21
ToeIess Ben Ag0j0ni0n Is Kicking
Sensation OF Nations Football ers
by BILL BECKER
Ap Newsfeatures

A
- anse'es wneli toeiess
- hsa1anian missed 2 con-
vslslon atsehps ehis moli1n
akalnst ste San francisco 4sers,
y was tne iirst extra point Wy
s Los Ahgeies IONS pootill
peauty mas missed IN soihe
Wilere over ii2 attempts.
Inc Iiup ehoeo 2 nevef-iiiiss
s1rans Una. ex'e,ueu over lou,
seasons OF toueh pfoiessioi'ai
pay.
nut IN tne same game 'hs hs
menian from Ananeim, Saih.,
VINO IS mnus iour toes on ms
kicking ioot, pooteo 9 oo-yara
neio goal tne lonsesi ever seen
IN Memorial Conseum mere; a.
Two Weeks Garner N Daili
more ne set an Aii-hmeficah
Conference record win . oe-
yara placement. twas oniy ON, o,e
yaru short Oh uienh Fresieii
ah.time pro marx.
Automatic Assy accoah.ea ioi
~ straient conversions before
ms miss ana seven iieiu soals
"a the Dons iirst ten games.
His point total o. % was one
pehlna tilas o. DIS isauhs
yah Lou TINE toe9 S.ola an %
Iieveiand 1roza hao % sA
IRA points smlssing thfeel anu
seven Iieia Boais
Inc accident tnat COS. aga
lanIan nus an toes nappeneu N :
manen' isab WIEN - was
junior ana aireaay fecos'azsu
q = COCO piace-kicher anu iia's
man at new mexico enivelslsy. el',,
ne was floing in = neikh.
eievator Wnsn tne .oes ~ nis
rlent Ioot were caushl pe."esn Y 'ss'.l
tne niovihg car icol a,u ~, ~
truains ieose. an pu1 s'e n's'e
TOE were shorn o
his coaen, leo onipkey--iios
assistant coacn OF the Ions anu
9 Dig reason why Aegy y WIN Win
the citp--inaae niin stay Win
IootpaH. Inc i.ty piassl
spent al su,nmer loushennis en-
Lne ioot IN prihe soiusion. s'hip
Key got MN . speeia, squAie
doeo snoe, SIZE seven ne wears
. ten on tne isit loo.,
6 inat IAN AsaJanian n'aus
every CONVERSION ana pootea
SIX iieio goais ior view meA
leo.
otartme nis pro career III
1887, ben missea one extra
point try Win the loiiywoou
Bears, ana Iaiieo once the next
year WIN tne oan Dieso Doiiio-
ers. FROM tnen on ne says, ne
mace every conversion at.einpl
until ms recent MISS. Inc string
exsenoeo .hrousn service WIN
Iioi,yWoou, lsff' iiaueip'iia
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-21

Rayon, pure silk
and wool in solids
and patterns. From
Sl.e5
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-21

take place in the school gym,
Rocky Byrd will bestow the Roy
al kiss upon her highness. The
court will have the privilege of
the first dance, after that the
public is cordially invited to
join them in their fun-making.
The court and their escorts are
as follows:
Jackie Walker (queen), Rocky
Byrd (captain); Theresa Guillotte
(maid OF honor, Kirby King tco-
captain; Billie Owens, Spurgeon
Lachaussee; Jeri Labat, Jerry
Purdy; Stephonie Underwood,
Sylton Cole; Norma Iverson, Ar
thur Bogdahn; Peggy DeForrest,
Theodore Vlahos; Helen Woods,
james Knight; Mary Ann Krebs,
Robert Hare; Marilyn Hendrich,
Paul Ryan; Margie Moore, M. r.
Richards.
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.0.L..V. .

Continued From Page /, Sec. ID
line late in the Iirst quarter. "A.
Walker and Zelinka moved the
ball to the Rebel one yard, where
it went over on downs early in
the second period.
An intercepted pass set up the
Notre Dame score late in the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-21
P-TA COUNCIL TO MEET

A meeting of the Pascagoula
Parent Teacher Council will be
held at South school, Nov. IS at
3 p. m, according to an announce
ment by Mrs. R. H. Terreson, the
president.
All officers and chairmen of the
various P-TA's of the city are
urged to attend.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-21

The word cranberry" is a cor
ruption of crane-berry, SO called
from the appearance of the bud
and the curving stem.
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CONTINUED From Page /, Sec. y
ready behind them, the Wildcats
remain somewhat of a puzzle.
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ST. Peters

CONTINUED From Page /, Sec. u
blockers in front of him, he went
on to score with 35 yard run.
The third touchdown came as
the result Of an end sweep when
the left half of the Pure Hearts
circled around the end for II
yards for a touchdown.
The kicking department of St.
Peters got them into trouble
twice because of bad punts.
During the second half two
more touchdowns were scored,
one as result of 35 yard pass
thrown in true Gilmer style. The
Pure Hearts half-back, after be-
alton, also started against the tt
gers.
Meridian climaxes it's season
with a Thanksgiving Day clash
here with powerful Pascagoula.
In the meantime they must face
Greenville and Tupelo away from
home.
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Looking Ahead to Christmas GiVi11Q

This what have been doing for months We have
been buying those things that will supply Christmas
giving needs Shop early with
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Vzhiru do Belcampu!

Nam sv6 prace plno jake kazdy jiny,
re V noel muslin rozz1t lampu,
ale proto svoj1 prace necham a
IL. - 10. cervence pGjdu do "BELCAMPU'!
PROC?
Sc svOu sestrou, bratrem miym
nesejdu Sc kdy mym pTanfm jest,
proto jz V sobotu a budu tam v nedel1
IL. 13. cervence do "BELCAMPU" muslin jet!
A tam z rodn6 vfsky, sepot lasky drahych srdc1
moiich sester, bratTi a rodicG victim.
A tim opet Sc k move, zdarne praci poslim!
Sledujeme Vas drahe sestry a bratTi Sokolove,
poslov6 drahe opet svobodne Ceskos!ovenske Repubiky.
We vaSem hrdem letu, zemf Hvezd a PruhG a tesfme Sc
ma shledanou s Vami v Belcampu dine 12.-13. cervence 1947.
J. F. B. M.
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POHRBY.

= 2. cervence zemTel krajan
%. Josef Zeleny, manzel PAM
Mary Zeleny (roz. Kosak) 900
Port st. We start 81 roku.
sc v Rakousku a do A
meriky pTijel pred 55 roxy.
PohTeb konal Sc minulou So
botu, 5. cervence re SchimGn-
kova PohT. Domu ma Cesky
Narodni HTbiov.
= 4. cervence zemTela vdo-
va p1. Mary A. Nicer, 1914
Overlook Road We ssaT1 80 ro-
XII. PohTeb konal Sc 8. cerven-
ce re SchimGnkova Pohf. Do
mu do kostela st. James a Cd
tud ma Baltimore Cemetery.
IS. cervence zemTel p. Jo-
SET Haberman, manzel pf. An
my H (roz.
Tolouzek) We start 68 rok1.
Narodil Sc v Rakousku. Byl
obuvnikem.
PohTeb konal Sc We stFedu,
9. cervence re Schimunkova
PohT. Domu do kostela sv. Va
clava a odtud ma hTbitov Nejsv.
Vykupitele "a assistance Vlp.
Felixe Yanishe.
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M DO

Krajane! Prectete 81 laska-
We toto predvolebn1 poselstv1,
ktere Yam zas1la Vas zastupce
v Dome Delegate.
Jak jiz v1te, budou Sc konati
pffstf 1tery, Is. cervence zvla-
stn1 volby kongresnfka "a 3.
kongr. distrikt. Demokraticky
kandidat soudce Edward A.
Garmatz byl jednohlasne no.
minovan Demokratickym T.
stredn1m Vyborem. Tud1z vsi-
chni pravi demokrate NELL by
mysleti dvakrat, neil zam1t-
nou nominovaneho We prospect
neodvisleho nebo republican
skeho kandidata.
Soudce Garmatz ma oprav-
du kvalifikaci ably mas zastu-
poval v S1nich Kongresu a jest
veru holden naseho uvazenl a
podpory.
Jmenovany kandidat je 43
rok1 star, narozen a vychovan
v Severo-Vych. Baltimore. Je
elektrikaTem a pc % rokG Gle
mem Electrical Union, kde "a
staval r1zne 1Tady. V politice
p6sob1 pc 18 rokG.
Diva roxy byl tajemnlkem
Marylandske Zavodn1 Komise.
Jest 4 roxy policeman soud-
Gem.
Pan Garmatz sc zenat a by
dill v elsie 2210 Lake Avenue.
A nyni pratele ptam Sc Vas
by Jste skutecne uvazili, zda-li
soudce Garmatz vyhovuje po-
zadavkGm by mas a distrikt "a
stupoval We Washington? O.
sobne, - znaje a obdivuje ma
vrzeneho pc mnoho rokd -
jsem velmi spokojen, re pan
Garmatz Dude schopen pokra-
covati v dobre praci sveho pfl-
tele a predchddce, byvaleho
kongresn1ka Thomas D'Alesan-
dro, Jr., naseho nynejsfho sta
rosty mesta.
V uzaveru chci poukazati ma
velmi dGlezitou skutecnost. My
vsichni vine. re pr1tel v nouzi
lie opravdovym pr1telem. Tu-
diz mysllte-li, re Tommy
Vas radne zastupoval v kon-
gresu - toz zvolte Edwards
A. Garmatze jeho nastupcem
Prislibil. re Dude pokracovati
We slepejlch Tommy" a tim sc
dostane patTicneho uznan1 ma.
semu lidu, nebot mas Una a tin
vice Dude pracovati v mas pros.
pech. Tuto zaruku nemame oc
jeho dvou protivnikI.
Toz drazi pTatele, jdemt
vsichni k volbam Is. cervenct
"a zvolme demokratickeho kan
didata EDWARDA A. GAR
MATTE do KONGRESU.
! JOHN w. VAIL:
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Jmenovani krajana
DR.. Charles B. Marka.

Jest nam cti oznamiti nas1m
kraJ amin, re mas mlady cesky
lekaf DR.. Charles B. Marek byl
jmenovan "Diplomate of the
American Board of Gynecolo-
gy and Obstetrics. Jest to
nejvyssf pocta ktera NIUE byti
udelena specialistovi.
DR.. Marek je take poradnl
Gynecologist Bon Secours Ne
mocnice, Chief of Gynecology
v Hartford Memorial Hospital
v Havre De Grace, Md. Nedav-
no byl ustanoven CO .poradnl
gynecologist ma Cancer Detec-
ton Klinice v st. Agnes nemoc-
nici.
Dire Markovi upr1mne gratu-
luJeme k jeho 1spechu!
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Sedesat osob zabito pTi vybu-
chu italske lodi.

Rim. - Sedesat osob bylo
zabito, kdyz italska municnf
LODI Ganigalia vybuchla pr wy
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DOPIS.

Pristf 1tery dine Is. cervence
volici 3. Kongresn1ho Distriktu
budou miti opet vzacnou VISA
du a pfilezitost voliti kandida-
ia, ably je zastupoval v Dome
Zastupc6 Spoj. Statd We Wash
ingtonu, D. c.. Tento kandidat
ma zaujmouti uprazdnen6 mi
sto DO nasem nynejs1m staros-
tow mesta Tommy D'Alesan-
dro-vi. Pan D'Alesandro pod
poruie naseho pr1tele p. Ed
warda A. Garmatz-e ma toto
mlsto.
NY, Americana ceskosloven-
skeho pdvodu name dost rozu-
mu uznati, re bude-li nynl de-
mokraticka strana rozstepena
rozdelenim zajmG, jest zde
moznost, re niue byti zvolen
republican k nasi velke ztrate
= demokratickeho mlsta v
Kongresu.
Edward A. Garmatz jest Sic
chetny, uprimny a pokorny
muz, ktery ie 81 vedom povin-
nosti ku svemu bllznlmu. Je
snadno pffstupny a je to osoba
laskava a pTatelska. -.
Nesmime zapomenouti VOLT.
D. Edward A. Garmatz-e, ma.
lSeho demokratickehO kandida.
tia do Kongresu a ia Sc vTele
primlouvam, Wy vsichni ktef'
verfte v dobrou demokratickol
vladu odevzdejte svGj HAS pr
10. EDWARD A. GARMATZF
pfisti 1tery!
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VELKOLEPE KRfzKOVE
ZAPASY v COLISEUM.
ONE NIGHT

10 BOUTS = 10
Pro prfstf 1tery, dine Is. Ger
7ence Mr.. Ed Contos pofadatel
xr1zkovych zapasG V Coliseum
ofipravuje velice slibny pro-
Bude to jednovecerni
,urnaj. 10 zapasu.
Ucinkovati budou:
Bill Darnell Rhodes,
Camden, 218 ID.
George Red Ryan,
Philadelphia, 232 ID.
George Linehan,
Boston, 23O ID.
Prince Emir Badui,
Saudi, Arabia, 228 10.
Andy Meixner,
Boston, 240 ID.
George Macricostas, 226 10.
Gino Garibaldi,
st. Louis, 236 ID.
KOla Kwariani,
(Russian Cossack) 235 ID,
Sander Kovacs,
Hungary, 218 ID.
Joe Komaroff, Russia 225 10
Faro Renaldo, Italy, 225 ID
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DAIRY.

K uctenf pamatky zemTeleho
pana Josefa Zeleneho darovali
mfsto kvetiny ma csl. sirotky p.
a pi. Karel a RGzena Gabriel
$500, p. a pf. Jerome a Louise
PECK take $500.
= uctenf pamatky zemTe-
lie pf. Karolfny Kara darovala
ri. Barbora Dvofakova m1sto
kvetiny ma csl. sirotky $500.
* ucteni pamatky zemre-
leho p. Josefa Habermana ma
mfsto kvetiny daruje p. a p1.
Karel a Marie Stach, Odenton,
Md. ma csl. sirotky $500.
Penize odevzdany redakcl
Sdruz. Csl. SpOlku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-11
Milym hostIim
z Ceskoslovenska.
Frank j. Rosner:

Dalekou jste sestry, bratf1
az re stare vlasti
vazili k nam cestu, tim mas
naplnili slastf.
Statni borci, cvicenkyne,
bratf1, sestry vezte,
re jsme hrdf ma vas veru -
vSem donna p%oveZte.
Prapor mas i vas my s 1ctou
vysoko tf1mame,
vernost obnovfme znovu:
"slava" zahrfmame.
Veni, vidi, vici kdysi
pTedk1 heslo znelo,
velkolepe d1lo vase
obdivu dospelo.
Dfky vrele Ia pTispenf,
usnadnenl dlla;
dokazali jste tn znovu,
v Sokolstv1, re sila.
Budtez mezi nami doma,
vrele nase pTanl,
vezte, re jsme vsichni bratfl =
vlastnfmi jen pany.
Pouto bratrske mas VIE,
stejne Gle name =
81 v naSem die
veru nezavdame.
Slibujeme yam i sobe:
verni ZGstaneme
v usili SVEN ZapOcatem,
re neustaneme.
pozdrav vsem vyritde
doma, pekne prani,
vzkaz, re pokracovat budem
i my bez pfestanl.
sfastnou cestu pTejeme a
v Praze ma shledan1,
mohutny necht Sokolsky Sic
vrouc1 nase pranl.
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Pozdravy z Chicago re Sletu.

Sy SAAASdEd &c 0sCIOs
Behem trvani velkolepeho
Sokolskeho Sletu v Chicago
dostali jsme nekolik milych
vzpomlnek. Dive pohlednice
zaslali krajane Markovi a psa-
Ii: "Zasilame pozdravy ct6ne
redakci Telegraph a vsem
ctenaf1m z krasneho mesta
Chicago, kde jsme videli velmi
zdafily a nadherny slet csl.-
americkeho sokolstva.
Bernard a Antonio Markovi
a vnucky Jackie a Vendy.
Dalsf vzpomfnky byly Cd SEES.
Otilky MARTINIQUE, clen1 br.
Edy Stetky, br. a ses. Erv1na,
R1zeny a Valerie Jaros, clen1
T. J. Philadelphia, a br. a SEES.
Zdenka Ptacka, clenn T. J. So
kol Washington, D. C.
Upfimne d1ky vsem!
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= I. Amer. -Cesky Damsky
Dem. Klub 7. wardy "a vedenf
pfedsedky pf. Bozeny R1hove
podepsal kandidaturu p. Ed
ward A. Garmatze do Kongre-
SUI "a 3. kongr. distrikt a vse-
chny clenky slfbily, re budou
pilne pracovati pro jeho zvole-
nj. Proslycha Sc, re podobne
rozhodnuti ucini I. Cesky Dem.
Klub 7. wardy jehoz predse-
dou je krajan p. Rudolf Be
hounek.
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z Washingtonu, DC
Americko-Ce skosloven-
skeho Ustredi, Inc, Washing
ton, d. c. do Annapolis jig
" nedeli, dine 20. cervence.


Apelujeme ma vsechny nase
krajany, ably Sc tohoto Vyroc-
n1ho Vyletu s1castnili v poctu
co MONA nejvets1m. Vylet bu-
de We prospech Sirot v Cesko-
slovensku a jine dobre 1cely.
Litujeme, re dlouhy dopis cd
p. Vlcka prisel pozde a proto
jej otiskneme ma pTednlm mi
ste v pT1St1m elsie.
A proto krajane msjte " pa
metz re tento vylet Washington
skych krajanHG Sc kona 20. Ger
cence a prijd'te vsichni jake
" loni. Redakce!
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Henry Wallace pomySli ma no.
YOU recnickou cestu.

Henry A.. Wallace uvazuje
O planu ma novou fecnickou ce-
stu, ktera by zacala ma podzim
v Novoanglicku a pravdepo-
dobne by vedla i do Indiany,
Pennsylvania, Ohia a Kentuc-
ky mimo jine staty, jak Sc Wy
slovil mluvcf sborn1ku New Re-
public, jehoz je Wallace redak
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-11
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Dne 2. cervence narodil Sc
manzeldm p. a pf. Frankovi a
Kvete Hubbard, 1921 Chester
field Ave. zdravy klucina, KITE
ry vail 9 liber. Maminka a
robatko jsou zdravi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-07-11

kladanf nakladu v pT1tave San
to Stefano, asi 200 mil ma sever
Cd Rima ma Tuscanskem po-
bTezf.
Evening star., 1947-01-05

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-25

A fine Kenmore that doubles
as heater and stove. Two S.
inch sleeve-type, blue flame
burners with separate valves
for individual control. Top and
front doors open for cooking.
2-gallon kerosene tank. Dark
brown, heat-resistant lacquer
on cabinet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-25

Pleasing warmth for 2 or :
average sizeG rooms at a Sears
saving. Rugged cast iron and
steel construction with close
fitting doors. Magazine loads
so lbs. of coke, or soft or hard
coal, for long carelree opera
ton. 40A inches high.
Evening star., 1947-09-22
Atlanta Golf Victory
Gives Penna Funds
To Repair Home
BY the Assoeiossd Press

ATLANTA. Sept. %. - Toney
Penna. jovial little Italian golf pro-
fessional playing out of Cincinnati.
headed for Delray, Fla, today to re-
pair his hurricane-damaged home.
but he had $4,000 check to defray
the expense,
Penna, who hadn't won a major
tournament since last January when
he took the Richmond (Calif) Open,
wobbled to one-stroke victory here
yesterday over Jimmy Demaret in
the $4,000 North Fulton Open.
Penna. who teed off for the final
round five strokes in front of the ex-
Texan from Ojai, Calf, fired a two
over par 73 for 28l, while Demaret
shot SO for 282.
At the end Of IS holes Of the 6,707-
yard North Fulton layout, over
which the l948 National Public Links
tournament Is to be played, Penna
and Demaret were all square. Penna
having missed two-foot putt thers
as Demaret had a par.
Lew Worsham, National Open
champion and pre-meet favorite,
fired a final rs for 292 total. The
former Washingtonian. now playing
out of Oakmont, Pa, wound up in a
three-way tie for 18th, after leading
the field with 68 on the opening
day.