davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-05-03
CIAA Net Final On

The final of the CIAA tennis
tournament was scheduled for the
Banneker Playground this afternoon
with the winner OF the Carl VIII
liams Of Howard vs.. Buddy Byers OF
johnson G. Smith sen1ifinal match
meeting the winner between Ronald
Gordon of Howard and Louis Chip
pey OF Lincoln.
Evening star., 1947-05-03
For Derby Entry It's Always Room Service


fight his way up the ragged path to
to sit all night IN coac
car He doesn't have to share broom
closet strangers aluminium up represents
doesn't have to worry about getting
let alone explaining it aI'
early possibly under certain duress out IN
coupensaton activity extends from
fuongs 20 for mile and quarter OF running
heetng moments is ne on his own the rest
transportation stuff He is fed batned
brushed quarters far better than many
millionaire who miles to watch him gaop
Derbyooer Is Most Durube OF All
contrast to the horse puts in approximately
eight hours grung On Derby Day he works even
obstacle with all
paddy him.
Louisville feat but here two feet required
It's rugged Churchill Downs and all the
cab drivers ack licenses to steal
The Derbygoer durable all Americans who patronze
sports rugged and determined than the
Indianapolis racefo whom there no
he chase into hiding all OF the
bleacherites World Series
Jockey Phalanx today says there are
must have-speed gamness ana stamina
who must those three qualities in morse
exhibited must time and an
obscesson.
Evening star., 1947-05-03
Howard Nine Beaten

North Carolina A. and T. sluggers
pounded out 1877 victory over
Howard yesterday on the Ellipse.
Howard came up with six runs in
the sixth but was behind, ISL, at
the time.
Evening star., 1947-05-03

Derby ot q GIonce
y the Asso<irfad prass

Facts and nsures on today's 73d rum
ming OF the Kentucky Derby.
Probable feld--l4 three-year-oids.
Distance--one and one-auarter miIes.
value--s10o. 600 added.
Gross value II IA start-Sf21.21o.
Net TO winner II IA start--Se3 .16o.
Probable attsndance-f25.00o.
Weather forecast--Fair and warmer.
Post time--5:45 twashinsson tine,.
Broadcast OF raee---station WTop.
Evening star., 1947-05-03
BIC Girls Team Wins

The Bethesda Chevy Chase High
girls softball team won, 2l-9, over
Rockville yesterday on the latter,s
field.
Evening star., 1947-05-03
Lineup for Derby Toduy
BY the Assceiossd Press

LOUISVILLE the todays Kentucky
Derby showing post positions jockeys probable
probable post time, 4:45 CST9.
Evening star., 1947-05-03
Mujor Statistics
SATURDAY.. May 8. 1s47.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
New York. 5; Chicago. 2.
Srf SSievsiarfd. Z Boston, Q.
Washington at st. Louis, rain.
Evening star., 1947-05-03

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
San Francisco, 5; Portland, 8.
Los Angeles, g.; Seattle, 5.
Oakland. Is; Sacramento. 8.
Hollywood, 10; San Diego,
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Evening star., 1947-05-03
WIN, Lose, Or Draw
Horses Are smorter Thun People
BY FRANCIS :. sTANN
stor s.oH cor.soondens

LOUISVILLE, KY, May BY dusk the latest name
win roll the househoders thereby household
name In Louisville colt who the household
will chew his vlepobaby the wreath Of with which the
Evening star., 1947-05-03

caught gay hrong" and nohing-or else they
listening with tortured head to radio in downtown hotel ROOM
unused Derby tickets laying the dresser bureau
Derby you don't interesting horses as people
than people they consistently smart
ts,sv heconoe d1l
Evening star., 1947-05-03
Standing Of the Clubs
Games Today.

Wash at St-L, 2:3o, Wash. at Cieve. f2),
N, Y. at Chicago (2). Boston at ST., L. fSl.
Phila. at Detroit. New York At Detroit
Boston at Cleveland. Phila at Chi. f2}.
Evening star., 1947-05-03

High School Results.
Cooiidse. 10; Anacostia, 8.
Eastern, IL: Central 2.
Western, 8; Wilson. 2.
Tech, II; Roosevelt, o.
Evening star., 1947-05-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
All games postponed, rain.
STANDING NJ fhn r1uh.

81, L. st Boston ca.
Pitts. af BROOKLYN.
Chicago at N. Y. f21.
Cine. ct Phif8. E1.
Evening star., 1947-05-03

All games postponed.
Evening star., 1947-05-03

y5tspiMVH6I HIu w. y. SICK
{BaIheirn's probable JOCKEY, /
(Balheim, doubtful starter.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-27

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Opportunities

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Wanted Male
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TECHNICIANS


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Evening star., 1947-12-28

"Well, Mrs. Kenwood," Reagan said, Il
guess you'd better get Joe his mouthpiece."
"I'll telephone his father first; he'll be
furious, though" she said.
Furious" Reagan repeated well, that's
a dads first reaction believe you said your
law firm is Melrose Miner, Boren, Denny &
Terry. AS rule they don't take juvenile
cases, but when the son of client is involved
they assign their Miss Tessie Terry - Terri
bic Tessie, the lawyers call her. She under
stands kids and she's sympathetic"
Jaw, gosh Nom. Not lady lawyer"
Joe protested.
Juvenile cases worried Tessie So much was
involved and it was ALI too easy to make
Evening star., 1947-12-28

mistake in judging youthful psychology. She
met the four youngsters dubious expressions
with a SMILE nodded at Joe, then had word
in private with Reagan. He gave her details
and she said, Joe. isn't guilty. As see it,
he was sickly as youngster. He's never been
able to hold his own in sports The others
bat, pitch, field and run better He's secretly
broken his heart trying to achieve their level"
cAME way I've sized it up," Reagan said
THE only thing he has to tie to-" Tessie
continued, that will put him on level with
the Others is his refusal to squeal In his little
world that is the one thing that gives him
self-esteem. 1t would be cruel to deprive him
Evening star., 1947-12-28

of it by forcing him to give away his pals"
Reagan nodded. Il hoped the guilty kid
would measure up to Joe's standard and con-
fess. And yet can't turn Joe loose because
I'm sure he's innocent. The laws on trial,
too, in way"
That's true. Release one innocent boy
hold two other innocent boys and that's in
justice. You can't start kids out feeling the
law is unjust
Release 'em all" Reagan said, land
they've got away with something. The next
step will be bolder and more serious. Our
problem is this - we've got to prove to one
guilty boy and three innocent ones that even
Continued ON next bage
Evening star., 1947-12-28
,.,x RICHARDSON PIERCE q.
B1 r" Illustrated b, Arthur -

Tessie's problem Four
boys accused of theft,
and one guilty. 1t took
a trick to pick him out
A Short Story
6 A CRIME" the juvenile officer, Lieut.
IA Reagan, said to the four nervous boys,
is like tailor-made suit of clothes it fits
one certain person Our problem is to find the
guy the suit fits. In this case it s an expensive
pair of binoculars, stolen from parked auto
mobile and found in tree house you boys
built and have used as what you probably
call the gangs hide-out." His probing eyes
shifted from face to face and finally stopped
on Joe kenwood's.
Joe was blond, skinny little fellow who
looked as if he'd been sick a lot. His face was
rather narrow, his character still in the forma-
tive stage. Under Reagan's steady scrutiny
he shifted nervously, and fright mixed with
defiance filled his blue eyes Il didn't do it,"
he protested shrilly. land you amt going to
pin the rap on me. l won't squeal on pal,
either. want mouthpiece"
His mother exclaimed, Joe! Where on earth
did you pick up such language?"
They pick it up here and there" Reagan
said. 1T makes 'em feel big and builds up
their courage when they're scared''
Joe" his worried mother urged, mo one
is accusing you of stealing. know that you
wouldn't" Reagan's expression plainly indi-
Gated that all mothers knew their offspring
to be innocent. That was the tough part of
his job - mothers learning the truth only
when they were called to the juvenile depart
ment "All Lieutenant Reagan wants to know
is which of the boys took the binoculars"
I'm claiming up," Joe said sullenly.
Reagans eyes shifted from Joe's narrow
face to Big Eddie's fiat sullen features. Big
Eddie was bully and loudmouth Next sat
Terry, whose school grades were the highest
and whose features were beginning to take
on cold insolence. The fourth boy was Mike,
whose dark face and shifty eyes possessed
certain animal cunning.
OU boys are in more trouble than you
realize" Reagan said with quiet patience.
Were sure you shot out street light bulbs
with air guns but can't prove it. We've been
keeping an eye on you. We've been waiting,
because so often kids have to learn the
hard way. Now. we have the evidence. The
guilty boy can come clean and clear his pals,
or we'll prefer charges against all of you:'
I'm claiming up" Joe said again, before
the Others could speak. They nodded.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-26

informaciju is Maskvos, pose
dziu atideliojimais ir vengimais
atsakineti aiskiai ir nedvipras-
miskai. Gi Bevino pasilikimas
Londone lyg ir kalbetu uz tai
kad Anglia palieka visa atsa-
komybe Amerikai. Sunku bu-
tt pranasu, bet nesunku nu-
matyti kad 55-kiu delegaciju
DANA, sklindanti nuo Lake Sue
cess laktu, bus panasi j klaiku
triuksma, i kaltinimu, priekai-
stu ir pasiteisinimu misini, j
tai, kas leis pasakyti "the lost
peace. Bet Sic paskutinieji
zodziai nera teisingi, mes ne
gall butt taika prarasta kol il
dar nera laimeta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-26
r a s O
DIR. ]. Audrunas

KO REIKIA ir ko galirha
laukti is siuo metu vykstancio
U.N.O. VISUOTINO SUSIRIN-
KIMO? Aisku kad bus daug
kalbama apie Ispanija ir jos
valdytoja Gen. Franco, apie Pa
lestina, zydus ir Arabus; apie
Egypta ir Anglia; apie Graf
kija, apie Indonezija, apie So
vietq veto ir, gal but, apie Vo-
kietija ir Austrija....
Bus kalbama ir gincijamasi
apie visa kruva dar kitu klau-
simu, mazesnes bel didesnes
reiksmes. Dalis cia paminetu
reikalu tarnauja tik viso val
dinimo remains gi kai kurie
ju gall lengvai tapti ugnimi
parako STATING. Graikija ir
Sovietu piktai naudojama We
to. teise sudaro, galima saky-
ii, U.N.O. sprogstama MEDIA
ga.
Molotovo tuo tarpu SUSIRIN-
kline nera; Bevinas taip pat
pasiliko Londone. Pirmojo ne
buvimas rodo kad Sovietu Sa-
junga megins visus smugius
atlaikyti delsimais, laukimais
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-26

LENKV komunistine vyriau-
sybe pareikalavo nubausti mir
ties bausme desimt asmenu,
tarnavusiu prie Americas alb
basadoriaus Lane, kai jis Var
savoje gyveno. Jie apkaltinti
savo tarnavimo laiku rinkimu
ir teikimu slaptu ziniu ir mi
litariniu paslapciu apie Lenki-
ia, U.S.A. ambasadoriui.
Bolsevikams bent kokia prie=
kabe zmoniu nuzudymui yra
gera.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-26
Kur Eina PasauIis
ANT LAKE SUCCESS LAKTU

nuose apkasuose sedi 'KOMU-
NIZMAS SUI aiskiu siekimu ISL
kurti kiekviename zemes kam-
pc, kiekvienai tautai ir valsty-
bel uzdeti komunistine santvar-
ka visose srityse, pavergiant
zmogu, Selma, religija, uki ir
viska, kas sudaro gyvenimo es-
me, vienam pagrindiniam uz-
daviniui:' isteigti proletari a t o
diktatura. Kituose apkasuose
sedi KAPITALIZMAS taip pat
SUI labai aiskiu nusistatymu ne
leisti komunizmui isiviespatau-
tt, neleisti jam sunaikinti Sc
naja kultura, neleisti jam is
plesti zmoniu ir tautu laisves
vieno asmens ir vienos parti-
jos galybei.
TAI yra dvl grieztai prieSin-
gos, jokiu budu nesuderinamos
santvarkos su visa ellie nesutai-
komu paziurQ demokratija, j
vlsuomene, j Baznycia, EMO
gaus laisves, j jo gyvenimo, vel
klos ir mastymo buda. Tos dvi
Jegos apima visus gincus, visus
klausimus kurie siadien nera-
nina tautas ir vercia pasauli
blJotis, laukti ir gyventi nezi-
neje. Pasek kuria tik nori,
tarptautine konferencija, ISL
klausyk j jos kalbas, isiziurek
j visus uzkulisus - visur 'rasi
tu dvieju jegu astria, zutbu-
tine kova, rasi kieta konkuren-
CHA SUI tikslu vienas antra pa
lauzti.
hOMUNlZMO lr kapitalizmo
atstovu yra visur: kiekvienoje
valstybeje rasi du bloku, dvie-
Jq rusiu partijas, dvieju nu-
sistatymu-komunistinio ir ka-
pitalistinio-kova. Gi tarptau-
tiniame zaidime, kuri atlieka
U.N.O., tos dvi konkurencines
jegos yra atstovaujamos So
VIETU SAJUNGOS ir S. Anne
rikos VALSTYBIQ.
| Nors U.N.O. apima siuo me-
tn 55 valstybes, bet taikos ar
! karo zaidima veda tik dvi: S.
Amerika ir Sovietu Sajunga.
Virs 80 klausimu irasyta bake
Success VISUOTINO SUSIRIN-
KIMO dienotvarke, taciau be-
veik JUGS visus gall suvesti
j viena klausima: kan lenta
pasauli valdyti? Tai .pasauli-
nio viespatavimo kla u m a s,
kurs praktikoje gal baigtis ar
ba pasauline komunistine vals-
tybe arba pasauline S. Ameri-
kos vadovaujama federacija.
Nereikia tureti jokiu iliuzi-
ju apie dabartine SUVIENYTQ
TAUTU ORGANIZACIJA, apie
jos gala ir itaka sutvarkyti
pasauli taip kaip jos cartery-
je numatyta. Xxi siol visos pa
stangos pasirode tuscios; tus-
clos jos bus ir ateityje: tokia
SUVIENYTQ TAUTQ ORGA-
NIZACIJA kokia il yra siadien
neisteigs visuotinos ir amzinos
taikos ir nesudarys visoms tau
toms ir visiems zmonems gy-
venimo be baimes, be skurdo ir
be vergijos. -. Xxi siol ia or
ganizacija tarnavo tik pave
siu, kuriame letai noko dygliuo-
tas ateities vaisius, viena diena
tikrai nukrisias ant zmonijos
Ua1VOS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-26

.NUO REDAkCIJOS: Siuo-
mi atkreipiame skaitytoju de-
mesl j 81 nauja Dirvos skyriu,
.kUR PASAULIS EINA. ;"
81 skyriu yes Dirvos bendra-
darbls Europoje. Mes mano-
me kad jums tas skyrius pa
tlks. Skaitykite j.
= y X
JAU praejo du metal kai
San Francisco konferenciioie
buvo pasirasytas SUVIENYTIJ
'TAUTU ORGANIZACIJOs III
N. o. carteris, kurs tureio su-
'daryti pagrinda naujai taikai
pasaulyje isteigti, uztikrinant
hekvienam zmogui laisve, ly-
gybe ir laiminga gyvenima. o
klekvienai tautai = butu il di-
dele ar maza-teise dirbti, gy-
ventl ir tvarkytis taip kaip iai
If vlsam pasauliui butu geriau.
1916 metals Birzelio 26 pa-
slrasius U.N.O. isteigimo toki
reiksminga statuta, tuoj pas
klido gandas kad pasauliui gi-
me vaikas MILzINAS, vaikas
su labai dideliu kunu, bet su
labai maza kraujo. Tai buvo
plrmasis teisingas naujos pa
saulines organizacijos ivertini-
mas, kurs po dvieju metu patir-
ties niekeno nebegincijamas.
Kai skaitai to vaiko MILzINO
carterl, zmogus dziaugiesi jo
dldeliais pasiryzimais, dziaugie-
81 jo puikiais tikslais ir beveik
pradedi tiketi kad dabar lures
lsigaleti zemeje ilga-ilga taika !;
lures prasideti laimingas, svie-
sus ir geriausiq vilciu laikotar-
pis.
Bet kai su tuo dziaugsmu at
sigrezi i dvieju: metu praeiti,
patikrini kas ivyko pasaulyje
po San Francisco konferencijos
ir kas turejo ivykti pagal u.
NO. tikslus, apgaubia tave,
zmogau, juodas ausivylimas, su
panieka padedi sail visas gra-
zias San francisco pasakytas
kalbas, nuleidi rankas ir prisi-
pazysti kad Willis tave apgavo,
kad il piktai pasijuoke is vi
sos zmonijos ir ,kad il, isskri-
dus balandziu, sugryzo plesriu
vanagu. 80.
VISUOTINAS U.N.O. Susi-
rinkimas, prizes kelias dienos
prasidejes Lake Success ru-
muose New Yorke, yra trecias
is eiles. Placiai ir greitai skim
da baime kad tas trecias VI
SUOTINAS SUSIRINK l M A S
gales butt paskutinis ;. 55-kiQ
Sally delegacijos, suvaziavusios
i Lake Success, atsiveze daug
sunkiu klausimu, kuriu isspre-
sti negalejo nei U.N.O. Saugu-
mo Taryba, nei KETURIU d.
DzIQJQ konferencijos, nei ko-
misijos keliavusios is Balkanu
krastu j Palestine, is Indone-
zijos j Maroka, is Washingtono
j Paryziq ir taip be gallo ir be
krasto.
55-kios susirinkusios delega-
cijos vaizduoja sunkiai sergan-
tt pasauli, vaizduoja ta vaika
MILzINA, kurs kuo daugiau
auga tue silpnesnis daros il;
vaizduoja ta pokarini zmonijos
chaosa kurs taip klaikiai per-
sekioja- visas tautas EuropoJe
badu, baime ir netikrumu If
kurs graso visuotinu pairimu.
Visos pastangos sulaikyti pa
SAUL nuo slinkimo i Wis dides-
nj varga nedave laukiamq re-
zultatu. Visi yaistai, Xxi slol
visokiais budais leidziami ! IL
gonio organizma, pasirode ne
pakankamai geri. Kai kurie
iu met sukomplikavo liga, lr
visuotinai prasiplatino lsitlkl-
nimas kad be grieztos operaci-
jos apsieiti nebus galima.
POKARTNTS laikaS buVO Da-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-26

raisti. Be ,abejo, tas Lenino
gerojon pusen nenuteike, bet
kas like daryti: Vykti j Rusi-
ja dabar jau reikejo. -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-10

Rabbi Maurice y. Eisendrath.
director of the Union If Amer
iran Hebrew Congregations. Gin
cinnati. born in Chicago. Is
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-10
State Teachers
Will Have More
Credits BY Fall

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. July 10
UNS).-Florida teachers. are 90.
inc Co have q lot more colleae
credits when school reopcns
next September. They are going
back To college for more train
me this summer in record num-
bcrs IN an effort 10 qualify for
the greatest salary increases un-
der TIE new school law which
bases pay raises on educational
background.
With millions extra in state
money available. and n cash in
yntivc tO hire teachers with
more training. some counties are
doubling the number Of their fac
ulty members who have four
Year college degrees.
Every college Summer School
IN to- state has reported a heavy
increase In enrolment in its
tracncr training courses. The net
result 81 the new school bin can
not h. calculated. but Director
James l.. Graham Of the State
Department 81 Education. Divi-
sion at Finance. estimated il will
result IN raising the average pay
~ FLORIDA teachers from about
$1,000 to S2lOO a year.
Laurel outlook., 1947-07-09

Mrs. H. A. Edgmond was hostess
last Wednesday evening to her five
hundred club and a guest, Mrs. Ed
ward Wright. High score prize was
won by Mrs. Anthony Freed, sec
ond by Mrs. A. E. Weber, and
Mrs. Ira Rodgers received low.
Lieut.. Richard Prill arrived from
Fort Benning, Ga, to spend a leave
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
F. Prill. Also visiting at the Prill
home was their son George Prill of
jamestown, N. D. Lieutenant Prill
will leave July IA for Fort Belvoir,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Roberts and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Bice spent four days last week on
a fishing trip to West Yellowstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Speare of
Bozeman visited during the holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Green and
family. The group spent the Fourth
on the Boulder river.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Tubman had
as recent guests Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan
Laurel outlook., 1947-07-09

Trulock of Moweaqua, ILL.,, who were
en- route to California for a visit.
Mr.. Trulock and Mr.. Tubman served
together in the marine corps in
Hawaii.
Miss Cheryl Benson of Sidney is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. D.. A.
Nottingham. Miss Benson accom-
panied DR.. and Mrs. Nottingham
and family on a week end visit
with his sister, Mrs. Scotty Nc
Kenzie, at Fort Benton
Mrs. C. A. Ridpath and her grand
son, Ralph Boyce, who had visited
a month with MI. and Mrs. A. B.
Warfield and with relatives in
Casper, Wyo., returned by way of
Casper to their home in Pierce City,
Mo.
Mrs. Louise Young of Nampa, Ida,
arrived for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. John w. Nolte and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Prouty have
guests Mrs. Prouty's sister, Mrs.
Ray Howard and son, Raymond
Harrison III, of Bozeman.
Mrs. William Sexton of Swan
Lake, formerly of Laurel, visited
friends here last week.
Visiting Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevens in Bill
were Mr.. and Mrs. C. E.
Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Rodgers
and Lyle, Jr., Charles Rodgers, Jr.
and Carole Smidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Strand and
spent the week end in Big
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
0mmund Osen. !
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Animals Share Comforts
OF New Radiant Heating

MINNEAPOLIS. - Radiant heat
ing, the kind that bombards a room
with invisible rays from concealed
coils, now is bringing comfort to
dogs, ducks and chickens, as well
as the folks at home.
First used by the Romans some
1000 years ago, radiant heating
was "rediscovered" by American
home builders only recently. AL
ready, however, it is popping up in
the most unexpected places, ac-
cording to engineers of the Mime
apolis = Honeywell Regulator COM
pany who have been called on to
supply automatic controls for count
less odd jobs.
In Hartford, Conn.,, for example,
dogdom is getting its first expert
ence with radiant heat. Society pets
romp around in the Westerberg
kennels there in a kind of rarefied
canine atmosphere induced by the
radiant rays and a modu1ow con
troll system which keeps the tenn
perature just right for Fido's taste.
Long Island ducks also r get
ting scientific treatment. One farm
which has a feathered population of
10, 900 has decreased it's mortality
rate substantially by imbedding
heating coils in the concrete floors
of its barns and controlling temper
AZURE precisely.
An eastern poultry farm reports
similar results, plus substantial fuel
savings. with newborn chicks.
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1.-THE Mighty
McGurk'

Second Feature
This modern day Western has a
grownup appeal and is full OF
catchy tunes, action. and thrilling
scenes on horseback. You will like
the new cartoon character Ding
Dong the singing donkey.
Gene Autry Richard Lane
Lynne Roberts Ralph Sanford
Sterling Holloway Ken Lundy
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Royal Theatre
WEEKLY PROGRAM

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
July 10-11-12
A clustering, booty old champ meets
his match in a lovable orphaned
youngster and busters, battles
whines and wheedles his way into
your heart.
Wallace Berry Aline
Dean StockweII Aubrey Mather
Edward Arnold Dorothy Patrick
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Race Of the Iron Horse

In 1880 Peter Cooper built an
"iron horse" On a trial trip near
Baltimore, Peter Cooper's "iron
horse" and a real horse tried to see
which could go the faster. The 'iron
horse" led until it broke down.
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DieSeIiZed Railroads

Although Diesel locomotives were
unknown before 1888, they now are
handling more than 20 per cent of
the passenger train mileage and IL
per cent of the freight on Class
railroads.
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''SiOux City Sue"

BANK NIGHT THURSDAY
with shows at GAS and 9 p M.
One Show Friday, 8 p. M.
Saturday shows at 6:45 and 9 p. M.