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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-05
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hcute hurd,mnden, lit es iiir oos Nm
lcbeu eines oenlpfratiideu 8emeins
iueicnS mebr oenn ie notlpenoig, oaB
gSabl .aanpasnen obne InpGbeleieu
llno geid)ml,tlngen ourhgeiiibrt
lpcroen.
Sans bcionoers gilt oas iiir sen
GrGiibentid)nfts -@oblfampi, oeiien
sluftoft sic slnnobmereoc ocS rep,l.
blifaniichen aanoiootcn @cnbca
@iIlfic biloetc. Gs eibt fiirlpnbr
bellte aenllg ,Srogen, bie alli iadys
liher Grlinolage oisfl,tiert pcroen
fonnen. llnb menn ihcn Die 3iel.
Ieblng ser @ortiiibrer ser beiben
groBen Garteien in lpeientlidlen
Eunften sic gleid,e lit. 10 ipeid)en
Sod Oie @ese, oie gum 3iele iiibren
oIlen, 10 raoifal bon chamber ab,
oaB cine flare Sisflliiion MIR Sen
0egner o,,rf perionlidle sIngriiie
yabiertigen" 81 molten.
,Sn idarier. 5ugeipitter Nrgumen.
tierllng (oie nid,t nit brillantcr Rbe.
torif lm Oes bloBen Giieftes pillen
periuchlelt meroeu bari( iollten sic
bcloen aanbloatcn ibrc &rGite in
oicIenl gSablgang meiien, beiien
slusgana Der -@eihid)te Der, amerifa.
ril6en Temofratic entideiben6 BE-.
einillliien fam. 3piidcn eincm fon-
prprliGloleu slngriif ailf sic YlGnc
ilno slhlid)teu ciucs 3anoioaten lnb
einen1 beitieen 9lngrifi alf Sen Gba.
rafter oes aanoioaten ielbit, beitebt
Ieood) Elm gelualtiger llnterid)ieb.
@euoea @illfie bat eelpiiie Yhaien
Ser slmtsiiihrimg Tranfin :. Hooie-
pelts rnperbliimt angegriiien. Man
miro in ieiner slnnabmereoe iebcd
feline Snpeftine mic "@ieiel.5aftif"
cber Notwithstanding lmausseeliden"
iinoen. - Tas blieb ben Serren
Sfes uno Slpnn porbebalten. j..
@en iid) Serr SIDES ihou iiber &C.
piile repuhlifauiihe rMaihinen"
auIregt, 10 iollte geraoc er. ser aus
Dem 6lasbailie Chicago fommt,
nitt nit Steieu iperIen. Tie Naib-
REORGANIZATION pon Chicago, sic
l'nter Der ;Slagae ieiner eisenen Yar-
tel iegelt bari mobl NIT el,tem Red)t
glei6ialls oils rMaihine" aneeipros
den tperoen - nit aQem. mas oieier
Teratise peri0nli6e slnrempeleien
| baben Die peinlibe angeluobnbeit,
| als gumerang 81 ipirfeu. Sic oienen
Der iahliden Debate sar nidt ,lne
aerren einen Yralioentibaitspabl,
fampf aui elm luiiroeloies Nipeau
berab. geioe Barteien lperoen boz
ientlid) beitrebt iein. seidmadloie
Grtratouren in 3ufunft 5u nermei.
ben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-05
ne,ae Spat,,,mt,eet, a,.i
sem 13olfon

Die Sintergriinbe bes iiineiten
&onfliftes auf ocm 8alfon Iino Gu,
Berit l,nflar uno nerid)luommen.
3ipei ,sragen barren Dor ollem ser
@euntlucrtlmg: 0er iteift Nl,munien
Sen Hiiden in ieiner slblehnung Ser
llngoriihen Hepiiionss Iorberllngen
limo: 9enubt Soluiet -Hublano oie
Bis beltte erfolgloien Gerbanolllugell
Ser 8utareiter &eeierllng nit guoa.
pelt, I'M, nad) betpGbrtem Ne5ept, I'M
Sriiben 81 fiihen, ober iino bic r,,l=
iiihen Sffeniip- -9emeeungen lGnas
ser @rense nit sllt-Nlmdnien Elm
Srlf Manoper, ,lm &onig Carol
gum Nabgebcn biniihtlib Ser sic,
benbiirgen.,srae 5u 5lpingen9
Gs lit inmerbin ipmptomatiid, iiir
sic @lis 9iplomatie ,mierer Gage
oaB bos gleibe Gnglano, ipelhes 9tll
mGnien in sic Mhienpolitif gum
@ortfiibrer ser glnipriibe 0ulga
riens ouf sic .Tobrubi6a moh
te unb baB sic Mahtbaber I'M &reml
pelhe ioeologiih nno mohtpclitiid
cine @elt bon oem Gerlpeler in 8u
oapeit trennt, pIotlib bie Mnipriih'
8uoapelts ali Miidgobe ser 1919 ob
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-05

aetretenen Gebiete lnteritiibten. -
90nnte nitbt iiber Nadt Elm nelcr
1ront,pehiel eriol9t iein?
0ic beioen slhiennldhte baben fein
Sntcreiie ooron, cs I'M Sicbcnbiirgen
piQen Su elmer friegcril6en slnsein=
anoerieAl1na alpiiheu llngarn uno
NumGnicu fonrnen 81 lalicu. Die
9erlner Hegieruna lit ieit Sobres-
friit einoei,tig beitrebt geipeien sic
arieesfurie pou siioolt.gl,ropa fern
alt bolten. Die 9oIfan. .Mationen, rno
gerooe oos petrolel,lnreidDe Huma%
nien, ituo fir sic &riegsluirtidaft
Ses Trittcn 9ieihes BON 9roBter ges
ocutllug. Tie beiten ltnterbGnbler Der
@ilbcluitroBc lino nah 9ufareit lnb
! SEN anoeren SallptltGoten geianot
tporoen, Inn Ser @efrebul,gs-N -Nttion
sic @ege 81 ebne1, llnb sic Dor ipeni<
gen Sogen eriolgtc l(nter5cidnllng
zines neren Sanoels -9lbfonmens
sipiihen HlmGnien rmo Stalien Oien-
te oem eleicben ,3iel, sic politiih-
|lpirtidaitlid)e Segemonie bes Sotalis
tarisnus iibcr ocm iprihmortlihen
rSerenfeiiel" ser sllten Welt 5u
iihern.
Gic @iencr 0eiprcfl,ng Slpiihen
Mibbentrop unb Ginno uno Sen slt-
bennliniitern llngarns llno Mlmu-
MEMS fcnn5eihnet Sen Grnit ser Sa-
&c llno Sic 9eoertllng, luel6e man
Sen ,3miiebcnidQcn IN Berlin mie in
Som bein1ibt. 9ie 3ielieblmg ser
Mhien- -WfGd)te biirite lein, cine
ihneae Megcllng Ser 8ebiets Sin.
lpriit)c 9ubopcits an 8ufareit 81 er.
smingcr, nm ioiort Somiet -HuBlanb
cine gcmeiniane Sront entgegen itel.
len 81 tonllen.
@ie boS rliiii6e Gorgeben in Gin-
flang nit oen 6rellnOihaits. .geriihe-
rlugen Wosfuls am eriten Sabres.
tage oes oeutlb ruiiiiben Nihtan.
griifs Yuftes 81 bringen lit, Diiien
mir nidt.
Client pelleiht bieles 3piihen.
| ipiel Dem 3pef, ais 8renlstlob fir
sic nilitGriiden llnternebmungen
oes &eihes gegen Gnalano 81 mir
fen, bis oas INNER nGber riidenoe
| 9atlm Ser Serbltltiirme in Noroiee
unb &anol oie @efabr elmer Snua-
| lion problenlotiid maht9
| SdlicElih bat Stolin Die Yuffer-
| itaatcn bon ser Sitiee bis nod oem
| Sduar5cn Meer insaeiant. liallie
biert. elac mcitern Slnipriife i'm
9iobmen lcincs Oranges nah @elten
nliibten i'm in Gonilift nit Dem Grit.
| ten Heicb lnb ser slhleu- Yolitit briu-
gen. Tub oieier Iraug nod beitebt,
| 5eigen Die Mclolngen aus Dem rui.
iiid rlmlGnilhen 8ren5gebiet einbeu.
tlg an. =.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-05
3iucia 1S.

slue Mitglieoer meroen al,imerf.
'am gemoht, baB lniere nddlite Ser.
lalnnlIing 6reitag, oeu ~. Sept,
8 llhr abenos, itattiinoet.
IS lino alle Sflpeitern gebeten in
oie &eriammlllng su fommen, oo
lebr iuihtige 8eifGite porliegen ,rno
es uller 0titglieoer Yiliht lit auipe-
leno 81 iein uno nit 5u belien Die 8e,
ld)uftc prompt 5u erleoigen. NoM
mails bite fnnlmt aQe.
aate Sunueid), Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-05
Ams Monaea, Ya.
Mdtnng Mitalieoer.

0a Irbeitertag 10 nobe ,mlerer re.
gelmdBigen Serionlnlllng fGut uuo
einige lnierer Wtitglieher am @oheus
enoe perreiien, 10 miro Sic nGdite
GeriamlnIlng cine @od)e ipGter, alio
Sonutag, Sen s. September, abae-
halten. @eitrdee lmo Central Ser
banb slIieBments formen in oieier
Gerianlmllng bcSahlt lperoen.
9aniel Shuller ST., Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-05
Nns Yonngstotun, Cbil
3iucig 80.

SDctg 81.
IS oiene olen Ntitglieocrn sllr
Tenntlisnahme, baB llnierc Ser,
'unulllng an I. September. Soms.
tog 9lbenN. itattiinbet.
Sieics lit Die lette Teriomnl,ng,
welche anl Samstug slbenb abgehal,
ten miro llno iperoen bon bann lpie.
Ser lueiter ieoen eriten Sonntog inn
.gtpnat Itattiinocu.
Slue griibcr mogen iih ibrer
Eflid)t erinnern uno lire Ssamilier
lidern, inocn lie iid) gutlteheno mo-
den. Sas &ranfenfomitee iollte olle
griiber, Die angelneioet iino, beillhi
bobcn nm oeu 8eriht abSugeben.
8eorg 9eppner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-05
3lucig 81.

GS oicne ollcn Sflucltcrn Snr
Nahriht, Oab Sic @enerolperianln-
lung Samstoe, sen Z. September, Z
l(hr 30 abenos obgehultcn miro.
ga auh ser Central Tcrbano sll
he5ahlen lit, bitten mir ale Shlpes
tern anpeieno 5l ieiIt.
Sl'. Nomilcher, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-05

Segnlnaen ser 0emofratie 10 ipie
man lie briiben peritebt, gnaoenlos
uerbungern llno uerfommen lniien,
menn nift in lebter Stunoe ser
6iibrer Ole rationale Selbltbilie oes
oeutihen Golfcs orsoniiiert bitte.
Sonit lit oas Sdlimmite geiheben
mas Sen GnglGnoern iiberballpt onges
tan pcroen fonnte. SoB Die Teut=
iben iih iel6er belien, oaB iie iib
frei mahten bon ser pllltofrati6en
llmItridllng nno iblieBlih iogar 5llnl
Sfub ibrer ,srcibeit uno nellen Se-
bcnsOronlng cine Webrmabt auiball-
ten, oercn mld,tige Shlige oie 8ri-
ten nun i'm eigenen 2anoc perlpiiren
--oas par Gin GerltoB gegen bie gDtt-
li6e @eltoronun9, 10 iuie man iie in
england periicbt. Die GnelGnbcr
fannten uns niht iie perlieBcu iih
al,f oie @eid)id)ten ibrer orientaliid)-
en- @rdener5Gbler umb mrroen bon
Sen Greigniiien iiberramt.
Seute fennen iih sic GnglGnoer
ielber ni6t mebr. Sic eriobreu Sag
iiir Gag. baB oie alten Yfittel srr
9eballptllng ser @cltberrid)ait Der
lagen iie ilden baitig oie neuen
Wtetbooen nad)5l,abmen uno f0unen
bod nibt Sdritt balten, neil iih in
cinem Sabr niht einoringen lGBt mas
man in 5lpan5ia Sabren periGllmt
bat. Sesbal6 erlh0pit iid GburhiaS
! Strategie al,d) belte wieoer I'M
Sungerfrieg. Gr bat oamit sen SOL
fern Guropas Elm be5ei6nenoesS Spm-
bol bes bittiid)en 3ufllnitsporobieics
geliefert.
Gnglano mGre reid genug gene
len, oas empire su bebaupten, menn
Die britilden Hlutofraten nidt 5u
falll rmo 81 beQlem gelporoen mGs
rem, oie nnerid)6pflihen Sd)Gbe, sic
lie in ibrer Yopaganoa INNER rib
men 81 baben, alls5unlben uno aub
anoern 5lgllte fommen 81 laiien.
9tlm freilif iino al,b bie Gngl1noer
! niht mebr reid. ionoern miiiien, mas
lie bon orallBen be5ieben, aus ser
Subitana oes empire beaablen umb
f0nnen es niht uerbinoern, oaB iiber-
all in ben iprgiam aufgeribteten
DGnmen bes 0eltreides 8reiben
entiteben burd) bie empireiremoe
ardite einoringen. Gburdia talmel-
te bon elmer Nieoerlase Sur anoeren
llno meint ser Welt belpeiien su
! fInnen, bob England oabur6 INNER
ltGrfer seiporben lei.
Nir tGuihen ms nid)t iibcr oie
Ma6tmittel, sic Sen &riegspolitifern
in Sonoon nod 5rr 8eriiigung iteben
llno lpiiien, oa6 ser lette aampf Ser
bdrteite iein miro. 8ir baben oas inn
nler geiuuBt unb baben uns oaiiir ge-
riiItet. Gor elmer neuen Itrategii6en
uno peltanidauli6en 8alis aus miro
Scr gnofalnpf gesen oen etuisen 6rie-
oensltorer guropas ourbgeiiibrt nit
all ben Mitteln Die entibeioeno iinb
fir oen Sieg 0euti6lanos.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-05

Mub ir Snutherbit, menn bie
Io:nlncrliten Sie"IueQen lGugit per-
gclicn i'in !oerber. fonnen mir lms
in oirlc.u Sah!c nr,6 auf einen lleber-
ilab an ,he!Ger SIf:" geiaBt MAIDEN.
-- Manher miro lhon fir flug
gehnltci', ipcnn 9. gau5 menig BON
ben Grnrneu cbltldt.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Clearance Save II and More on
Fine Bedroom Furniture

Modern-ssyIs Dsdreon, Group Of rose-
wood veneer on hardwood:
| Dresser with mirror. Originally
$3.50. Now w----------$39.z5
z Vonities with mirrors. Originally
SIS. Now w-------$3I.25
3 Benches. Originally Sl3.75. Now
$40
4 Single Beds. Originally $4o.75.
z Night stonds. Originally $22. Nov
$3.50
4 Solid MspIs chssts-of- brewers.
Colonial design. Originally $47.5O.
Now
3 Solid Mepls Drsssss with mirrors,
nioI-desion. four drawers. Orioi-
molly $40. Now $3.50
Dresser Besss, CoIoniol- design, solid
nopIe. wood pulls. Originally $3.50.
; Dressing Tabls vsnitiss, CoIonioI-
design, solid maple, three drower
style. Originally $44. Now-----$zs
Evening star., 1940-05-16

many from the Latin American
countries. we're present.
Francis Biddle, Solicitor General
Of the United States, In q brief ad-
dress declared that more realism"
Is needed In law today and more
awareness Of modern needs. Law
is q tool to the means and not an
end, he said.
THE modern lawyer graduating
today from law school is rs years
ahead Of my generation" he de-
clared.
Evening star., 1940-05-16

war ~ = challenge 70 u 10 do3icate
ourselves to more practical. more
useful, peaceful methods Of set
Ting disputes" he said.
IF civilization is to be preserved,
we must develop peaceful methods
OF settling difnculties."
He spoke at the Mayflower Hotel
before a joint luncheon session Of
the American Bar Association, the
Eighth Scientific Congress, the
American Society of International
Law, the American Law Institute
and the Federal Bar Association.
More than 500 guests, including
Evening star., 1940-05-16
World Peace Machinery
Is Urged Upon Lawyers

Attorneys and teachers Of inter-
national law were counseled yes
terday to dedicate themselves to
more practical methods of settling
international disputes peacefully.
Charles A. Beardsley, president
OF the American Bar Association,
declared that war is primitive
mans method of settling disputes"
In the Western Hemisphere the
Evening star., 1940-05-16

) vsnitiss, American coIoniol-desien,
kneehoIe style, solid maple. six
drawers. Originally $42. Now---$zs
4 chssts- -ehssts, Coloniol-desion,
five drawers with metoi pulls, nohoo-
any finish on solid mopIe. Originally
$32 so. Now
5 Desk Chests. four drawers with
desk compartment, mahogany finish
on solid maple. Originally $3.50.
; Beds, 2 sinole-size, | doubIe-sixe,
Primo Vero on hardwood. Originally
$9S. NOW
3 Bsds. Colonial Poster design, mopIe
veneer and hordwood, 4 single and
4 doubIe-size. Originally $3.50.
Nov w--------------------$I4.B
z Beds, Modem-d design, solid blonde
mopls. doubls-size. Originally $3.50.
NoW -----------------
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Record in Prospect
For Machinery Exports

II foreign shipments maintain
their first-quarter volume, United
States exports Of industrial ma
chinery will reach an all-time high
Of approximately $400, 600 900 this
year, Earl H. Young Of the ma
chinery division, Bureau of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce, points
out In this weeks issue Of Com
merce Reports.
The previous record was made In
Evening star., 1940-05-16

year. with exports during the first
quarter valued ct ~ .O00. 900, . rs
per cent increase over the frst
quarter Of 1889. During the first
three months OF 1910, exports of
industrial machinery were valued
at $95, ,000, 900, 40 per cent in
crease over the first three months
Of 1899.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Juvenile Apparel, So
Vas 81 and more

366 pieces, including cotton wash
frocks in dark and light colors;
boys cotton wash suits in dark
shades, and girls cotton velveteen
hat and muff sets in dark colors.
Sizes to 6 in group.
50 Pieces, including bright wool
plaid jackets and boys cotton wash
suits in dark colors. Sizes 3 to 6.
Were $1.95. Now
s2 Pieces, including pastel wool he'll
NETS and caps and some toddlers'
cotton dresses in light colors. Sizes
to S. Were 58c and more. Now, 35c
3S3 pairs Cotton Anklets in pastel
shades. Sizes AZ to Z. Were Csc.
Now ------15c pair; 2 pairs for 25e
l Wooden Chest Of Drawers, paint
ed ivory color. Five drawers.
Scratched. Was $995. Now -$4.75
Down STAIRS STORE.
INFANTS AND JUVENILES.
Evening star., 1940-05-16

1870. when exports Of industrial
machinery were valued 1t $780,
000, 900.
With the exception Of mining.
well and pumping machinery. all
types Of industrial machinery are
sharing tn the current boom in
exports. Metal-working machinery
registered the biggest gain this
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Comedy to Be Offered

FAIRLAND, Md, May 10 (Spe-
ciaD The Sherwood Jr. Players viii
present q three-act comedy, "Cheerio
My Derio," tomorrow at q pm. in
st. Marks Parish House here for
the benefit Of the Young Peoples
Federation Of st. Marks.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Cotton Pajamas, o5e
Wo~o f10S

33 Of cotton broadcloth in blue,
rose. yellow and aqua, trimmed
with braid. Sizes "a to 40 in group.
50 Rayon Satin and Rayon Crepe
Gowns in tearose and dusty pink.
Sizes IS, Is and II in group, but
not in every style or color. Were
$1.65 and $1.95. Now----S5c
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Occoquun Bridge Granted

The War Department yesterday
approved an application by the Vir.
ginia Department Of Highways for
the construction Of a fixed bridge
across Occoquan Greek az miles
above its mouth near Woodbridge.
Va
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Girls Play Suits, 35e
We're SIC and more

" cSC COC UVU "OSG
5l8 cotton seersucker, percale and
novelty weave one-piece suits in
gay prints. Also some cotton slacks.
overalls and shorts in popular dark
and light shades. Sizes to is.
191 pieces Girls Apparel, including
rayon and rayon-and-wool dresses
in dark colors, printed cotton-and-
rayon skating jackets and a few
wool sweaters in dark colors. Broken
sizes 8 to is. Were 81 and more.
6 Spring Wool Goats and Suits in
dark colors; broken sizes, 8 to IA.
Less than Il price. Now---$2.75
DOWN STAIRS STORE, GIRLS.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Mems Shirts, 49,
Irrequlars of shirts yhich ,vould b,

7rre9N70rs OF Shirts iChich iO0Nld BE
SI.35 and more if perfect
300 shirts of sturdy white cotton broadcloth woven
madras and prints Collar-attached Styles we'll
tailored full-cut sizes nearly all
Twill not shrink more than 49,. Sizes IA to II.
1900 pairs Mems Sample Hose Of cotton all
cotton Light and dark patterns; regular anket styles
Blues whites an brown green wine in the group. Sizes
10 to 18c pair, pairs for 81
400 Mems Sports Shirts Of cotton crashes hopsackng and
novelty weaves; also few Of fabrics Blue tan,
green, white and natural Small medium and large Sizes
Slightly imperfect shirts that would be 81 to $135 per-
feet CSC
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Elastic CirdIes, 55s
Z for 81

Manufacturers seconds Of
higher priced girdles
100 pantie or four garter style gir-
dies of cotton-and-rayon, combined
with elastic. Two-way stretch. Tea
rose and white; small, medium and
large sizes.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Girls Sports Oxfords
$50
Were S3.95 and S475

were yJ.9S and y4aS
SO pairs, many with crepe rubber
soles. In natural, plain white and
white elk with brown or tan calf
trim. Sizes in group.
| ls1zI4l4lkI5I51sl6I61zI7I51sl
LAAA Ii II Ell Il ~
IA ] II 1874 l2Il I2I3 e ~
IA u IelS l6l IaII ~ II
ID u IlI1 I64 4I2 l4I2 LLI
&c II II l2 l1l2 II u II
$50 pairs Growing Girls Dress
Shoes Of black patent leather or
tan or navy calf. Low heels; some
open-toe styles. Broken sizes ~
to 8, AAA to B. Were $3.95. Now
$l.95
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Costume Slips, 'l
Were SI.95

- Of silk-and-rayon in tearose.
pink and white. Tailored and cot
ton lace trimmed in sizes 81 to a.
But not every size in each style.
Some slightly damaged.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Boys White Cotton
Cabardine Suits. s. '9'

IrreeaIars of suits that vould be S295 if perfect
IS two-piece double breasted coats and shorts
well-tailored, full-cut. Shorts are belted, have
elastic sides. Sizes 6 to H.
9S Boys Summerweght Sweaters Of cotton-andw in
slipover styles only Grew neck sidefastened style
Blue brown Sizes % to a. Less than price, 35c
l24 Boys "Mode" Washable Cotton Sports Shirts and
basque shirts with necks Assorted multi
striped patterns blues, greens and Sizes to 49,
Were 88c and ST.. SIC
40 Boys Wool Two-pece Swim Suits with slide fastened
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Women's Gloves
~

We're Csc and more
100 pairs Of rayon gloves in black,
navy, green and brown. Broken
sizes from 5l2 to III.
50 Novelty Necklaces and Bracelets
Of gold-colored metal and color
combinations. Were 58c and more.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-05-16

Adam-styie Bedroom Group Of woInut
veneer or mahogany veneer on hard
wood:
7 Dressers with mirrors. Originally
$44. Now w---$33
4 Chests drawers. Originally $38.
NOW ---------------- $Z6.oV
S Vonities with mirrors. Originally
$36. Now $zS
8 Single Beds. Originally $50.
NOW 9Z0
z Night TobIes. Originally $14.5O.
INOW 9tV.50
5 Benches. Originally $ll.75. Now
$s.75
z Choirs. Originally Sll.75. Now
$8.75
chippsndels- style Solid Mahosany
Bedroom Group; consisting Of dresser
with mirror, chest-of-drowers,
dressing toble vonity with mirror, z
single beds, bench, | night stond.
Originally $5es. Now-----$44s.5o
BEDROOM FURNITURE, FIFTH Floor.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Saye-and Enjoy the Colorfnl
Beauty Of These
Unframed Prints
I9c each

1000 lovely prints in new shipment-thot
proved sell-out on two previous occosions-ot
this remarkably low price. Beautifully coIored-
ready for framing. Many subjects.
Have These Prints Framed from our large selection
Of appropriate mouIdines- specially reduced for
this event.
PICTURES, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Juniors Dresses, 'I7'
Less than " Price


SO Of rayon crepe; mostly dark
shades. A few spun rayons. Sizes
IL to II.
IS Rayon Dresses in dark and light
colors. Sizes II to II. Were $395
and more. Now
"A Light-colored and Printed
Dresses Of rayon and some Of ray
on-and-wool. Sizes II to II. Were
$5.95 and more. Now---$3.45
IA Dark Rayon Tailored Frocks.
Broken sizes IL to II. Less than
II price
Down STAIRS STORE,
JUNIOR MISSES.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Dresses, '2's'

Less than " brice-misses' and ,comen's sizes
86 in solid colored rayon crepes. Mostly one of a
shades; broken sizes for misses and women
Down STAIRS sToRE, DRESSES.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Misses Sports Suits, '2's'
Were S3.95 and J5.9S

S. two-piece suits of wool Shetlands and rayon
bengaline. Bolero and classic types unlined, long
sleeves. Rose, aqua, blue, navy and black. Sizes
IL to 49,
rayon satln crepe and novelty weaves In prints and
light plain coors including many white Sizes "a to 4o
AeSS lnan ~ 'S0
Skirts in bright Spring coors OF novelty lightweight
woolandrayons Gored and pleated styles Sizes "A to
80. Less than a price 75c
loo Sweaters Of sheer wools cotton chenille
Classic and cardigan styles with short sleeves
Light and colors in "a to 40 Were 81 and
now ooc
80 Dresses in gaycoored printed Washable
Sizes IA to A. Were $295 and more.
Down STAIRS STORE SPORTSMAN.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Silk Hose, S.
2 pairs for 81

Irreaalars of higher priced
hose
500 pairs three-thread silk hose
with cotton Isle tops and reinforced
soles. In Spring shades; sizes ga
to 101z.
DOWN STAIRS SroRI.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Men Save on Washable
Cotton Stacks Suits, SIS

100 OF natural colored cotton cras-n outer style
shirt with open neck and short sleevesslacks peated
and belted Both Sanforized shrunk will not shrink
more than 1H). Small, medium and large sizes.
DOWN. 6fAms STORE.
Evening star., 1940-05-16

Milk Chocolates, Dark choeo-
lotes and Bonbons in mixed
assortment that pIeoses every
member Of the fomiIy. Two
pounds ------------$l
CANDY, AISLE IL, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Thrifty Buys in
Boys Cotton Underwear, 49,

loe White Gotten Undershirts Of combed
Special -----------
15e Boys Cettsn Print Undershorts !
gripper yoke fronts sanforized-shrunk
than 1T). Sizes ~ to -. Special
1e0 Boys Cotton Knit Brief Shorts Of
Wristbands and front openings. Rei1
better wear. Small, medium and large |
Down SrAIRs STORE.
Evening star., 1940-05-16

IS In light prints Of rayon French
crepe or spun rayon. Sizes II to a.
40 Rayon Dresses In prints and
plain shades; light and dark back
grounds. Sizes IL to A. Were $3.95
and more. Now S2.50
80 Washable Cotton Frocks in
women's and misses sizes. Light
and dark prints, also button and
slide-fastened front coat frocks.
Sizes IL to A. Were 81. l.95. Now, $50
Down STAIRS STORE,
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES.
Evening star., 1940-06-14

wasted We are now alarmingly weak
and insecure" Mr.. Gannett added:
President Roosevelt Is commander
in chief Of the Army and Navy. He
Is responsible for the condition of
our defense. I charge that he has
fallen down on the job and betrayed
us. -
President Roosevelt wanted to
wait until the eve OF a campaign to
inform Congress and the country
OF our scandalous helplessness for
he saw In this situation possibility
to promote his third term ambi-
tions."