davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Shoes, Fourth Floor

140 Poirs-$895 to $l095 Shoes-$5
Caskn patent leather including baby pumps sling backs
closed opera styles Black patent brown black red and
calfskin.
Evening star., 1948-10-28

10 pa-$lls5 10 S16SS Shoes kind styles
quality footwear black pumps heels
and blue calf sling with medium heels high
suedes
Evening star., 1948-10-28
362 Poirs-$l to $l95 Fobric GIoves-50c
Bracelet length coons in black brown chaos color and light blue

ps-so rayon gloves
light blue gold red royal blue black to ssss
liz to IS Leather Gloves pgkn suede doe finished
lengths in white black brown, banciaga, beige light blue and
s Handbags suede calfskn rayon bags
bcades and golden hdskn. handle and mderarm styles
SINAI" "so0 anu large ''uneS 0"'A A"s ssa TO- sss
ssso Afternoon Evening Bags clasp and Upper top styles in
sain beautifully lined htted with comb and Black
socs Jevey necklaces earrings bracelets Of simulated goid set
with rhinestone assortment few
for 81
soosss Rsyon shatskn Jackets roll collar white broken Sizes
s1ss
Women assortment
white machine rolled for 81
Underwear Shops Second Floor
zss2s5 Camiso trimmed with lace H. 49,
Slips rayon jersey.
sss5 Rayon Jersey Negigees trimmed blue
4ss5 sapleSs Slips sizes q to ss pink
Bra-top Slips strape rayon crep
ssss5 Braop Slips of crepe tearoe and white sizes 80
sl-ssss Rayon Crepe slips skirt top
whte-top Slips Sizes 80
1ooss to sss5 Slips yon crepe lace trimmed and tailored
tnued styles Of famous make Trose and white Sizes 81 to
asses Chemse, crepe trimmed and
ssss and IS Cotton Gown. and pajama prints and plain coo
sizes 80 and a. Lons-seeved extra size gowns IN cotton
s-ss5o Girdles rayon astez tearose 7------ssss
NeaIiqees, Poomos, Brunch Coots, Fourth Floor
cotton broadcohs
assorted prints and colors Sizes IL to
solid ooors and prints wrap and upper models
0oe sss saS Ns n and styles
full skirts washable rayon crepe In moral e
.s ss's Isss in s'ss
wrap upper closing models solid colors and prints REQ
rsyon crepe white pink moonstone blue Lace
trimmed,
Evening star., 1948-10-28

texts Of court opinions also are
available at q $6 rate for the term.
Evening star., 1948-10-28
Dresses-French Room, Second Floor

sroup and s2s5 tissue e with high
neckines short sleeves In beige white blue pink navy
Sizes 12 49, SIS
Ss35 and $35 Bouse long sleeves short sleeves
styles with collars round neckine white tissue
faile Sizes 10 to a. 16 to 90 $25
4$3s5 Dinner with marqusete
trim, draped skirt blue maize white. Sizes
1-S135 beaded bodice draped
creme size
1-s165 Blue Fale Suit $65
1-$7975 Size SIS
2s3s75 Afternoon with boleros Sizes 10
and
Evening rayon mdn
hustle white with Nile green Size
2-Ss5 Fale Suits black sizes IL and
l-S4s75 Dinner Gown white print with match
ing scarf Sizes TO-
sIss Evening Gown rayon chiffon skirt eyelet
organdy bodice White with black SIS
-S65 Daytime styles
with self detail neckne Sizes IL to l6 S45
7$3975 Daytime sheer with nared draped skirts
black Sizes
SIS
1$95 Navy Blue Dress with white accents sheer
Evening star., 1948-10-28

Corset Shop, Second Floor
$s Co rayon bocade and cotton batse founda
ons discontinued from Artist Model stock broken sizes
81 A. and two-of-a $4S5 to $9Ss
81 satin lastex
pulon models tearose black small medium and large
So 81
55S395 Girdles Girdes white
lace asex knitted astex satin lastex styles Talon
style in size rs only Pulons small medium and large but
all sizes styles 81 g..
s5o Brasieres satin cotton styles with bands
without style
81
Gloves, Boqs, JeweIry Hondkerchiefs, Street Floor
Handbags Jewehy plus 200 tar)
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Brides Shop, Second Floor
Misses Dress Shop, Second Floor
Misses, Women's Budget Dresses, Fifth Floor

s12S5 to s4s5 with bracelet
and necklnes, skirts; dy
and basic styles dresses maternity
Black Sizes 10 to 2o 161a to 24
40-S1695 Dresses Misses tailored
skirts sm full with pepum
and ewey necknes Womens afternoon trimmed with
and satin, with necks supce
brown rust and Sizes 20 l6a to 24
crepe
adjustable side closing Sizes 10 to 16
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LhGf Month-End Clearance

cosuol Dress Shop, Fifth Floor
3-sl4s5 Cotton voue Print Dresses. Size a -----ss
printed cotton Sizes H. IA and
Chambray Dresses Sizes TO- H. 8 ------ss
9-SS95 sizes IL to IS
Evening star., 1948-09-01
YugosIavia Charges
Bulgarian Designs on
Macedonia Province
by the kssocioted Press


LONDON, Sept. bulgaria today
became the fourth Cominform coun-
try to draw critical fire from Yugo-
slavia.
Tanjug. the official Yugoslav news
agency, accused Bulgaria last night
Of having territorial designs on the
Southern Yugoslav province of
Macedonia. 1t accused the Bull
garian press department of giving
free rein to Aspirations of the
present leaders of Bulgaria toward
Macedonia"
Albanians Accused.
Earlier yesterday, the Belgrade
Communist wspaper Borba
charged Albanians were carrying on
an unruly campaign against Yugo-
slavia. Last Wednesday, Yugosla-
via formally accused high Romanian
officials of trying to provoke a rev.
olutlon against Premier Marshal
Tito. Similar charges were made
Friday against Hungary.
All four countries-Albania, Bull
garia, Hungary and Romania-sided
with the Cominform in it's denunci-
alton of Tito and other Yugoslav
leaders two months ago.
The Macedonian Office of Infor-
nation issued statement describ-
ing Bulgarian press department as
sertions concerning Macedonia as
"a continuation of the upheard of
SANDER campaign against Yugo-
slavia and separately against Mace
donia which began with the notori-
Gus resolution Of the Cominform, !"
Tanjug said.
Tito frightened Grasp.
Tito himself displayed no signs of
knuckling under. Instead, he took
a frmer grip on the Yugoslav gov
ernment yesterday by shaking up
his cabinet in the face Of the Com
inform challenge to his leadership.
He made Vice Premier Edward Kar-
deli his foreign minister and boosted
Interior Minister Alexander Rank
ovic to the post of Vice Premier.
Both men had been singled out by
Cominform for criticism.
Only one Communist now re-
mains in the government. He is
Franc Frol. the minister of justice.
The justice portfolio is not consid-
cred one of the key jobs in the gov
ernment All the other ministers
now are ranking members of the
Yugoslav Communist Party, which
In convention recently backed Tito
to the hilt
Evening star., 1948-09-01

Michael North when she arrived
here from Europe and New York.
They have set their wedding date
for September Is.
Paulette Goddard and Burgess
Meredith have been house guessing
the brother of Lawrence of Arabia. 4"
And it is now definite that Burgess
will make a movie about the ad-
venturous British archaeologist, SOL
dier and writer.
Ann Blyth is keeping her fingers
crossed. She was tested for the
leading feminine role in Bing
Crosbys picture, Diamond in a
Haystack." Bing plays a young de-
tective in this with Barry Fitz-
gerald as an old detective.
X y II
Pat Knight-Mrs. Cornell Wilde
Evening star., 1948-09-01

father Ed has hit new snag. HE
refuses to play . straight role"
says Keenan,. He doesn't think
the public will accept him as the
Ed Wynn that I know" So the
play is Of.
That was some duet, by Cesar
Romero and Cobina Wright, at Alan
Mowbrays birthday party. Cobina
didn't do too badly-she's a singer.
But Cesar!
Frank Capra is still fishing in
the High Sierras and I'm wondering
when he will start his Paramount
contract. So far only Willie Wyler
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Wallace Candidates Barred
From Ballot in Illinois
By the Assoeioted Press


SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Sept. 1.-The
Illinois State Electoral Board ruled
yesterday that Progressive Party
candidates be stricken from the No
vember 2 election ballot in Illinois
In a unanimous decision, the
three member board said nominal
ing petitions for the Wallace Taylor
national and State tickets did not
comply with Illinois election Law
requirements.
The board said the petition flee
on behalf of the Progressive candi-
dates did not include the signatures
of 200 qualified voters from each O!
at least so counties within the State
"as required by statute for nomina.
ton and is therefore INSULT
cient in law as a nominating petit
ton"
Legality of the petitions had beer
challenged by Democratic leaders.
Evening star., 1948-09-01

is the first choice of Sylvan Simon
to star In Bonanza" his next pic
ture at Columbia. In this Pat will
be on her own, because Cornell, with
The Lovers" winds up his picture
commitments at Columbia.
Victor Mature has signed up as
first mate on Jacques Tourneau's
boat for the Catalina cup races.
Among those competing are John
Ford, Enrol Flynn and Humphrey
Bogart.
keenan, Wynn tells me at lunch
that his play about his famous
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Lions to Hold Dinner

A dinner meeting of the Kensing-
ton Lions Club will be held at GAS
pm. Friday at Warner Memorial
Presbyterian Church, Connecticut
avenue and Calvert place, Kensing-
ton. Brooke Johns, chairman of
the Montgomery County commits
sioners, will speak.
Evening star., 1948-09-01

Of the three Liberty Production
bosses Is at work. George Stevens
is still looking for ''the right story
Jennifer Jones was preceded to
Columbia and Rough Sketch" by
her own dressing room-a sort of
Evening star., 1948-09-01

frame house on wheels and very
fancy.
Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Graham
Continued From Page B-l4.)

Ford in their favorite colors. Audie
Murphy and Wanda Hendrix now
have 1t booked for when they marry
in November.
Marilyn Maxwell was met by
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making this country an awful place
| to live in?"
If he was moved by her indignant
appeal his immobile face gave no
evidence of it.
II think the trouble will 60 on, in
one way or another, until stealing
cattle is stopped" he said.
"You favor murder?" she cried.
Did 1 say so?" he countered.
"You said" She cut off her own
sentence. 1T doesn't matter what
you said Your friends are hiring
murder done. Can you deny it?"
Terry had not at first believed this.
But doubts of his associates had
seeped into his thinking.
The Diamond Reverse B manager
replied to her question with another
"Can you prove it?"
"Of course I can't" Stormy-eyed
she pressed the attack. But you
know it's true. 1 don't know what
part you have in it, but your friends
are trying to stop theft by murder"
II don't know any more about it
than you do" he answered, anger
and obstinacy in his steel-blue eyes.
IF you want this trouble stopped,
go to your father and his friends. Get
them to persuade the rustlers to
move out. What do you expect? Do
you think we'll let these scoundrels
steal wholesale from us and laugh in
our faces when we take them to
court? We are going to protect our
property"
'By killing men from ambush?"
mo" A dull flush of rage beat
into his face beneath the tam by
hanging known thieves by the neck
to trees when we have enough evil
dence. Is there anything else you
would like to know, Miss Carey?"
She stood, very erect and proud.
mo, Mr.. Terry. know all 1 want
to know-about YOU" Turning, she
walked into the house.
Calhoun Terry walked back to-
ward the stage. 1t was in front of
the post-office. The horses were be-
ing brought out to hitch. He saw
Jeff Brand move forward to meet
him.
Like a word with you, Mr.. Ter
ry," he said.
Terry said nothing There is some
times force in silence more potent
than any speech.
But jeff Brand had no jumpy
nerves.
You and yore crowd have been
cutting lot of mustard. Rubbing
out our friends without giving them
a chance for their white alley. Not
like rattlesnakes. They give warm
ing. 1 always did claim there was
vermin lower than a sidewinder.
Now I've found them"
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16

THE STORY so FAR: Buck Hart.
the sherif's brother, Jim Tetlow, and
Pete TolIman, alleged rustlers, had been
"drygulched"-shot in the back. Lee
Hart is believed to have tried a shot
from the back at Cal Terry in retalia-
= y I
1.-THE big ranches claim they can't
keep going unless the stealing OF
stock is stopped. There is lot OF
rustling, isn't there?" Ellen asked.
yes" He added cynically: why
make any bones about it?"
so that the Diamond Reverse B
and the other big outfits really are
fighting for their lives. in way OF
speaking"
"They are fighting for dividends
to pay to absentee owners. most OF
them. Who ought to own this coun-
try-rich men in Edinburgh and
New York, or settlers right here on
the ground?"
He looked at her, eyes hard and
bleak. 1--WE have guns too. I reck-
on this war won't be all one-sided.
Well find out who this guy is with
the Winchester. One thing is sure.
He's mighty familiar with the hab-
its of the men he killed. How did
ne know where Pete would be stay
ng last night"
Ellen ana her father left while the
lance was still in full swing.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16


a DAINTY little party frock for
"A your cherub that's as simple
as can be to put together. The sash
ties in a big bow in back, two cute
pockets accent the fared skirt.
Pattern No. 8249 comes in sizes 2, 3, 4, 5
and years. Size g. 134 yards of 39-inch.
SHINING Effect.
THIS softly tailored style is Gre
L ated to slim the larger figure.
Dainty scallops finish the yoke, the
gored skirt is especially aatter-
ing. Choose a neat figured materi-
al and add unusual novelty but
tons.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16
INSTALLMENT SIX

ton. Terry is manager of the Diamond
Reverse B ranch. Rustlers and small
cattlemen resent his having sold his
own small ranch to get to the big fell
lows. In Denver the big ranchers de-
eide to bring in Texas ex-peace officers
4 4 4 K 4
ranch foreman was eating dinner
at the restaurant, but after he had
| finished he stroled across to the
post-office to wait while the fresh
horses were being hitched.
He asked for his mail. Ellen made
pretense of looking, though both
Of them knew this was not the office
to which his letters came.
She came back to the window. mo
mail for you, Mr.. Terry May
see you minute -. alone?"
He was surprised at her request,
but scarcely more than she was. For
it had been born of a sudden urgent
impulse.
''Of course" he replied. 'Here?"
Her father came into the building.
Sat the house-if you don't mind"
To Lane Carey she said: will you
take care Of the mail little while,
please?"
Carey glanced at her, at Terry,
and back at his daughter. why,
yes," he agreed. He did not know
what was back of this, and he did
not quite like it.
Ellen spoke to Brand, including
Turley in a general bow to couple
Of others present.
Ellen stopped with Terry in front
of the porch, coming swiftly to what
was in her mind.
isn't there any way, Mr.. Terry,
Of stopping all this killing that is
being done?" she asked. ''Does it |
have to 60 on, building up hate,
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16
CHAPTER XIII

For hours Calhoun Terry had been
riding across territory ranged by
stock of the Bartlett Land & Cattle
Company.
Ellison was at home.
His host got out a bottle and
pushed it toward Calhoun, who
waved it aside with a gesture al
most impatient.
1--WE brought message for you
from Jeff Brand" Calhoun said.
From Jeff Brand? What is that
scoundrel sending me a message
about?''
He is serving notice that he and
his friends are going to make re-
rrisals for the rustlers who have
been murdered" Terry's gaze rest
ed steadily on the No, By Joe man.
ager. 'They are going after the
bosses, but if they can't get them,
riders for the big outfits will have to
do"
THE nerve of him!" Ellison cried.
IL shows what this country has
come to when a known outlaw can
send such an impudent message to
honest men,
I'VE didn't need that to show u.s."
Terry answered bluntly. ITO have
three men shot down from ambush
in two weeks is evidence enough"
Terry stopped. searching the 9th.
er's gray countenance. when out
fits throw in together to play the
same hand, Clint, it ought to be
played above-board for all of them
to see"
The other man said, after mo.
ment's hesitation, Some things are
better not talked about, CAL"
RIO BE CONTINUED
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16
QMGk MENTHolATuM

. When biting raw winds cut lips,
leave them dry and cracked and so
painful it even hurts to smile-quick!
call for Mentholatum, containing COM
forting Camphor and minty Menthd.
These famous Mentholatum inqred-
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16
Shining Effect.

Pattern No. 8249 comes in sizes 2, 3, 4,
and years. Size 3, 134 yards of 39-inch.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16
oNc-c- No.o-Nnn
! Ask NE 1885,
!; !; ANOTHER
: A General Quiz
The Answer.

l: How many persons :.
United States have pasSo ,s u
fury mark? NED
2. What was Mozart,
name? ii
3. Lloyd's of London j..
firm, originated from a.. hlSRa
house opened by EdwarSI l =, CO
what year? u A0ll
4. How many toes ba,
trich? 'S al
the U. S.? ely
s. What is the differen,. .
tween calender, colander a a.s
endar? 0i'a
2. Who invented the motio, .
ture machine in 1898?
8. What planet is nea,o,. ,
sun?
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16
E Ell / HOUSEHOLD
EEHzz}||| lIllTSEEEHZzz

Bronze articles can be cleaned
beautifully by immersing cloth
in a solution of vinegar and salt and
rubbing vigorously.
When the alarm of the alarm
clock seems to be weakening, per-
haps all it needs is a few drops of
machine oil.
To avoid shine on woolens, use
dry or steam iron over a press
ing cloth and apply pressing ac-
ton rather than an ironing motion.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16
The Question,

l.. About 1900.
2. Wolfgang Amadeus.
8. In 1888.
4. An ostrich has four toes
5. Out of 500 cities surys
Boston was the quietest, Ins
geles was runner-up and \
York was third.
6. Calender, a roller macS,
colander, a perforated vessel +,
endar, a table of dates.
Z. Thomas A. Edison.
8. Mercury.
Evening star., 1948-03-28

PONTIAC 1888 "6" 4-dr.; radio and
heater; : new tires GOOD condition; $500
PONTIAC 1a41 "s" 4-door; new motor;
new paint sl,o75 or terms. q. 1897 :.
motor recently overhauled. 5 new tires.
r. and h. excellent condition. $500 or best
offer under: 1910 4Oth pl. Hyattsville
Md WA 4O69.
PONTIAC 1871 2-dr silverstreak; heater.
seat covers, etc: tires, motor and body in
excel. cond. sacrifice for 5000 cash. RA
Evening star., 1948-03-28
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

loo NEW 1913 CARS as.5.i! WANTED Po 10I oV.
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NEW DEALER, desperately needs 100
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Evening star., 1948-03-28
| OES Activities
In Local CHAPTERS
Special chapter notices:


Joseph H. Milans-Thursday, in.
itiation. Evening Bridge Club with
Mrs. Nina Ford. April s. chicken
dinner, Northeast Masonic Temple.
Esther-Thursday, honoring as
sociate grand matron and patron
and other associates. Saturday,
Home Board silver tea, 1 to 6 pm.
1886 Ingraham street NV.
Washington Centennial-Friday
grand visitation.
The 1885 Past Matrons and
Patrons Association elected Mrs.
Marie c. Deal. president; DR.. Ralph
Bonnet, vice president; Mrs. Byrdie
Sisk, secretary; Mrs. Bertha john
son, treasurer, and Elmore Carr,
chairman of publicity.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Infirmary
Committee dinner, S pm, Brookland
Masonic Hall.
Friendship-April IS, Dean Hill
Stanley night, postponed until later.
Bethany-Monday, Booster Com
mittee with Mrs. Edith Jones. FRI
day, voting on proposed amended
bylaws.
Lebanon-Thursday, Star Point
Society, 1913 Harvard street NV.
Martha-Friday, initiation.
Congress Lodge-Tuesday, Home
Board with Associate Matron Helen
Hartley.
East Gate-Friday, initiation.
Acacia-Wednesday, Star Points
with Mrs. Gladys Mees.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTUDERAKER le47 Land Cruiser sedan;
blk: 6n =. fully ", eauippsd with r. h.. etc; win
81 YOU H. ,'s' C. ;SsEtRi;:
sTUDEBAKER 1887 4Sdoor: s., 1000 miles
dependable transportation; $500. SH.
sTUDEBAKER Commander 1s4s 4-dr. Sc
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srRShBAkfR RfR RReRs II Hal glss champion adoor
rsaio and heater sH ssSSsSell sond and sg
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STUDEBAkER 1947. new-car cond.: low
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motor oyerhaued eomplstsly: lssl 1adio; must
fsss ssS w doo4 sss
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sTUDGBAKER 1898 Commander 4-dr.
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RI Hnas5 s in fS use sHsTs asy St
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Fl s. ~ ,oPs Psone Fs saS 5so9
SEQ. Union 29s9 ali day Sunday. 1918
WILLYs 1910 de luxe. s tires good cond
clean inside and out: original owner:
wILLYs 1912 speedway, blue coupe; in
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Evening star., 1948-03-28
Local Odd Fellows
Special notices

opSCldl HOtlCeS.
Wednesday-Degree staff Of Co.
lumbar Encampment will confer
ipatriarchal degree on three candi-
dates.
Friday-Langdon Lodge will be
host to Boy Scout Troop of Takoma
Park, D. C.
Thursday-The president of the
Rebekah Assembly and her staff
will visit Dorcas Lodge at IOOF
Temple.
April 6-Grand Master Randolph
Gilbert and his staff will make an
official visit to Phoenix Lodge in
honor of F. F. Hunter and j. Burton
Kincer. grand representatives of
the Grand Lodge, and Guy F. Gloss
brenner, grand representative Of
the Grand Encampment.