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Evening star., 1940-03-21
Women's Dresses, '9'9'

Were SI695 and more
10 crepe mostly black Sizes 49, 20 and 40
to A.
Crepe Velvet Dresses in black blue and
dahla Sizes 20 to A. Were $1695 and more Now -S795
3 Rayon Crepe Dresses with fine detail. Black blue Sizes
TO- SO and A. Less than u price $3.50
Is Rayon Crepe Dresses in black, blue and daha Sizes
141a 24A. Were $1695 and more Now------- --$795
Rayon Velvet Dresses some with long
Mostly black. Sizes 1872 and 2oa to 26a. Were
$1695 and ------- $995
Rayon Crepe in novelty weaves Black blue and
dahla 46a to 50. Less than n price Now S795
Rayon Crepe Dresses in black blue. Sizes 4212 AN
and 4812 Less than u price.
WoMENs DRESSES. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Writing Paper
Special So

rs boxes in kid or parchment finish.
Choice of 100 single sheets and
so envelopes, u folded, letter size
sheets, so envelopes; or u large,
single sheets, so envelopes.
100 Reversible Card Table Covers
in suede-finished cotton. Green
and tan. Special al---55 55c
l Brown Bakelite Memo Pad with
Sheaffer Pen. Was IS. Now So
l Walnut Double Pen Base with
calendar and two Wahl pens. Was
$40. Now ------ IS
l Fountain Pen Base, walnut, with
calendar and Parker pen. Was
$3.50. Now -- $3.50
l Green Onyx Base with Sheaffer
pen. Reduced more than u.
Now - -- $3.50
3 Sengbusch Hany Pens and Bases.
Were 81. Now S1.95
l Green Onyx Base, small square.
with black Wahl pen. Slightly
damaged. Was $3.50. Now S3.95
! Brown Florentine Leather Waste
basket with hammered aluminium
fower-and-butterfy plaque. Was
$12.50. Now $3.50
STATIONERY AIsLEs 2 TO 6,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Little Boys Suits, sl'z'
We're SI.9.5

We're SI.95
IS wash suits in navy, rose, peach.
blue and brown in cotton broad
cloth, linen and chambray. Sizes
2 to years.
50 Little Girls Dresses in cotton
chambray, broadcloth; rayons.
linens and dimities. Green, blue,
pink and pastel colors Sizes 8 to
6 years. Were $l.95. Now S1.45
JUVENILES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Junior Misses Dresses
We're sIO95 and sI2.95

IS prints and print and plain combinations Of
rayon crepe. Light and dark colors Sizes to II.
10 Junior Misses Coats Long Coat Suits; REFER
styles. Black. green, blue. Sizes to 15 Were s229
end more Now ----------- $3.50
Junior Fur trimmed Coats of dressy wool fabrics
trimmed with Mink, Silver Fox and Fitch Were s65
and more. Now ------ --------------. S35
Junior Misses acknowledgements and hooded
and red and royal wool cloth with cotton gabardne
lining. Sizes to IT, Less than y price Now s4.95
Skating Jackets of wool and rayon fleece in white Also
black wool tweed classic jackets tailored styles Were
S595 and Now $2.95
IS Wool Skirts in black brown and scarlet Swing
peated and gored styles. Sizes to 15 Were 1895 and
more. Now $1.95
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Costume Slips, s|'9'

Were S2.95
IA slips of pure-dye silk crepe and
satin with cotton lace trimming.
White and tearose. Sizes 80, 38
and 40.
Costume Slips Of pure dye silk
satin with cotton lace trim. White.
Size 50. Were S295 Now S1.95
5 Costume Slips of pure dye silk
satin and crepe with cotton lace
trim. White. Sizes 80 and 37I2.
Were IS 95. Now S3.95
s Costume Slips Of pure dye silk
satin with elaborate cotton lace
trimming. White. Sizes 80, "a
and 40. Were S795. Now S5.95
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
7 able Scarfs, 25e

Less than I Price
S Table Scarfs, cotton brocade. 81
inch.
IL Bridge Table Cloths of cotton
homespun. 34inch squares. Fiesta
colors. Were Csc. Now 35c
Model Crib Quilt in TOY Parade"
design. Blue cotton BACKGROUND
with colored applique. Was 50.
Now $3.50
Stamped Crib Quilts With mate
rials for applique. Blue cotton in
TOY Parade" design. Were 81.
so Dresser Scarfs and Vanity Sets
of cotton lace or linen with cotton
lace trim. 36 and As inch scarfs:
3-piece vanity sets. Special, each,
75c
ART NEEpLEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Girls Jackets, '2'9'
Were S3.9S, S5.95

We're y3.95, y595
q in WOOL cotton veveteen, cotton quilts Plaids
and solid colors in green, wine, teal and brown.
Sizes 10 to 16
Wool Flannel Cotton Quilt Jackets for sports and
skating Prints stripes and solid coors of teal wine and
brown Sizes 10 to 49, Were S295. Now S195
13 "Soppy Joe" Sweaters. Wool with rayon grosgrain
ribbon binding. White. Sizes IL to 16 Were s2.95.
Now -. ---- S195
20 Girls Cotton Bouses, broadcloth and Shantung
weaves Blue, yellow, aqua, white. with contrasting
trim. Sizes to 7. Were S1l5. Now ~ 75c
20 Bouses wool jerseys and spun rayons in shrtwas
styles Kelly, navy, blue and red Sizes u to . Were
$295. Now .. --- S145
GIRLS SPORTSMAN, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Pantie Suits, sI'45
We're S2.2.5

~ ere 1E.E5
IS wool knit pantie suits in copen.
wine, skipper blue, maize or white.
Sizes l and 2.
81 Wool Sweaters in cardigan style.
Blue, Skipper blue, or green. White
angora trim. Were $195. Now
S1.45
20 White Crib Blankets; y wool
and Y cotton bound in rayon taf-
feta. 36x50 inches. Were So. Now
$1.45
29 Blue Cotton Blankets bound with
rayor satin. Crib size. Were So.
Now CSC
2 Kleinert's Cotton Stockinette
Sheets; soiled. 18x27 inches. We're
Csc. Now -- $50
l Rand Cotton Stockinette Sheet;
soiled. 18x18 inches. Was SOC
Now -- Zoe
l Pink Cotton Slide Fastened Bag.
Less than " price. Now----S1.45
INFANTS FURNISHINGS,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Silk Dress Fabrics, yard 81

Vas $3.50 and more
$50 yards in novelty weaves; some
slightly soiled Pastel and street
shades. Pure-dye silk. SO inches
wide.
AS Remnants of Silk and Silk and
Rayon Dress Fabrics in plain colors
and prints. Lengths of / to yards.
Reduced 4.
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Stemware, sI.25
Was 81
Discontinued Pate;

Discontinued Patterns
lo4 pieces Imported goblets, sher-
bets, and beverage glasses, colored
bowl crystal stem.
70 Imported Stem Beverage Glasses
in crystal. Were $3.50. Now S1.25
l Crystal Glass Salad Bowl in cut
design. Less than Il price. Now
S3.75
Crystal Glass Beverage Shakers
with gold color decoration. Less
than y price. Now So
4 Metal Finger Bowls. Less than
2 price. Now 81
4 Crystal Glass Ash Trays. Less
than u price Now 81
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Wool ChaIIis, yard So

Less than ! I, Price
90 yards imported French challis
in floral designs on colored grounds.
81 to 36 inch widths.
lis yards Sheer All-wool Dress
Crepe in new Spring colors. 81
inches wide. Was 50 yard Now,
yprd SI.25
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Piqskin-coveredB Boxes
Savings for the Younger Set
Girls, Juniors
Suede Hats Reduced

Turbans. sports hats, sailors, some
with feather trim. Powder blue,
rose. gold, aqua, natural, nastur-
tium. Headsizes 21K2 to 2212.
20. Were s295. Now ---S195
10. Less than y price. Now CSC
IL Girls and Juniors Fur Felt
Sports Hats and Scotch Hats.
Fairway green. vine. Headsizes
21l2 to 22l2. Less than Il price.
Now $50
GIRLS AND JUNIORS MILLINERY,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Girls Nighties, IS
We're Sis

We're SI.15
"a in flowered prints, peach or
blue cotton fannelette. Sizes 2, 4, 6.
IL Juniors Rayon Taffeta Slips
with cotton lace trim. Peach, blue.
Sizes 13 and IS. Were S195. Now
$1.45
Is Juniors Rayon Satin Gowns
with lace trim. Peach, blue. Sizes
13 and is. Were Sl95. Now S1.45
80 Girls Two-piece Cotton Lisle
Pajamas in peach, blue. Sizes s
to IL. Were Sl.l5. Now $50
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
'Teen-age Frocks, s3'''
We're s7.95 and more

Weret S7.95 and more
IS in sports and dressy styles. Rayon crepe, cot
ton velveteen, wool Checks and solid colors
wine teal rust and green Sizes IL to 16
25 Teen-age Dresses ressy and sports styles Cotton
veveteen rayon crepe rayon tafeta, spun rayon and
cotton corduroy Teal blue, wine, black Sizes IL to 16
Were So 95 and more Now - S295
Is Chubbee Cotton Frocks checks plaids and prints
Sizes 1912 to 16a. Were $295. Now -------S145
GIRLS AND 'TEEN-AGE APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Pajamas, sI'4'

" ere yI.95
pairs in wine and royal printed
spun rayon and rayon crepe. Sizes
"a, 36, 38 and 40.
Chemises Of pure dye silk satin
and sheer in cotton lace-trimmed
styles. White, tearose and black.
Sizes 80 to 38. Were S2.95.
Now Sl.e5
pairs Pajamas of pure dye bro
caded silk crepe with long sleeves.
Made in China. Navy and pur-
pie. Sizes "a and 36. Were s7.95.
Now -.-- S5.e5
UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Juniors Shoes, s3'7'
We're $3.50 and .s6.75

We're $3.50 and S6.75
IS pairs pumps and sandals in
wine and blue calf and patent
leather. Good selection of styles.
Sizes in group:
AAA-6, 612, 7, 712, 8, 812, 9.
AA-5. 51a. 6, 61a. 7. 71a, 8, s1a, 9.
As, 5l2, 6, 6l2, 7, III, 8.
B-4, 412, 5, 512, 6, 6ll2, 7, IN.
20 pairs Misses and Children's
Sandals in patent leather and
white calf. Broken sizes. Less
than Il price. Now - Sl.95
JUNIOR MISSES AND CHILDREN's
SHOES, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Folding Wallpaper Screens
Reduced u and More

All are regulation 3-fod STYLE in assorted colors
than half price. 81. Now $3.50
.ros NJ, 90 az less than u price. Now
I , S tb NV ~ ; $3.50
Now $3.50 / S14 Now--------.$ 81
Wing Chair solid walnut exposed frame har-led with
reversible doun-fed seat cushion. Blue cotton brocaee
Less than u price Now $3450
Pillow back Chair with brassnai trim Green cotton
self-srpe cover. Was S37 NoW---------- S27 so
Maple Dining Room Suite in rich, honey-maple finish
China Cabinet Was s35 Now-------- $3.50
Buffet Was S34 So $2575
Arm Chair Was $3.50 Now --------------S S695
Side Chairs Were Sc so. Now------ S75
Refectory Table Was S25. --------------- S1S75
Booteries white enamel with tinted interiors Hold ten
pairs of shoes slippers Hosiery compartments Less than
u price Now - = ------. --- S795
Queen Anne Sofa cotton tapestry spring down
reversible seat cushions Was $50 Now ----S7950
LIVING AND DINING Room FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Bedwear Reduced III
and More

Pequot colored sheets and pillow
cases. Slightly soiled.
6-72x108 Sheets; rose, 2 yellow,
2 green. Now, each --- S1.90
6-90xl0S Sheets; yellow, 2 rose.
NOW. each S2.25
12-45x38R Pillow Cases; 6 yellow,
2 green. 4 rose. Now, each 7Oc
10-72x10S Sheets with colored
hens, 8 gold and 2 orchid. Now,
each SI.70
16-45x381a Pillow Cases with COL
ored hens; IA yellow and 2 orchid.
BEDWEAR. FIFTH Floor
Evening star., 1940-03-21
ArtWare
NegIigees, '3'''

~ ere 5O.1O
8 spun rayon striped tailored lounge
robes in green, blue. wine with
white pin stripe. Sizes IL, IA, 16,
10, medium.
3 Extra Size Housecoats of rayon
crepe back satin with slide fasten-
er. In royal and purple. Sizes 4s
and 48. Were s1oo5. Now S7.95
NEGLIGEEs, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1940-03-21
.omen's Formal Dresses

>Ih.oo We're S29.75 and more
IL dinner evening dresses OF rayon crepe some with
rhinestone embroidery Black white blue. Sizes 8 to AZ
and 441a and 46h.
Dinner Evening of and satn
some with bead or sequin trim Sizes 36 49, 202 Less
than y price. Now 1895
WoMEN's FORMAL ROOM THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Artcrete Garden
Furniture Reduced

1 Armillary Sphere. Less than u
price. Now SIS
1 Gazing Ball Pedestal. Less than
" price. Now 81
/ Gazing Ball Pedestal. Less than
y price. Now - $3.50
Vase. Less than n price. Now S.
Vase. Less than u price, Now So
Bird Bath Saucers. Were SO.
Now $50
GARDEN FURNITURE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Woodtex Toilet Tissue
Special IS dozen rolls

100 dozen rolls of fine quality
tissue in 1000 sheet rolls.
Is Round Vanity Mirrors, gold
color metal rim Were ST. Now, CSC
ToLETR1Es, AIsLEs II AND 13,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Foundations, sI's'

Less than u price
II of cotton voile and cotton net.
One-piece styles, some slide fasten-
ed. Bien Jolie make. Sizes "a,
IS, 38, A and 46
Lily Of France and Bien Jolie
Side-hook and Stepin Girdles of
cotton and rayon. For the average
figure. Sizes %, 80, 80 and 36
Were $3.50. Now -- -- S3.95
6 Flexees One-piece Foundations
with slide fastening, doWn-stretch
back. OF cotton and rayon. Sizes
80, 40, Al and AZ. Were $3.50.
Now S4.95
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Manufacturers Sample
Fur CaPes and Jackets
Specially Priced
Golf Clubs Reduced 10

1889 Model Spaldins
II Ladies' Bobby Jones Autograph Irons 49, 34, 5/e
~, 3/s, 3/9 Up Were S. ow---------------- $3.50
Mems Bobby Jones Golf Irons 25 I6. Were S.
Now
Ladies' Ky Lafoon Irons. 3/4, I6, 49, Were 81 95
Now S195
Bobby Jones Linere Irons I2, 16, up. Were SO 95.
Now
l Mans Ky Lafoon No. 4 Iron Was s295. SI95
Ladies Ky Lafoon Woods. I'D 2B Were 1895 $3.50
Ladies Bobby Jones Lnerite Woods. D. 1B
Now
Mans Bobby Jones Spoon Was SO. Now S.
Ladies' Bobby Jones s8 Now -S5 IS
KrO Elite Iron No. 6. Less than Z price Now
Spalding Lamina Tennis Rackets. Were s12. Nowss
SIazenger Tennis Rackets. Were SIS 95 Now - So
Automobile Wedge Cushions. Were SOC. Now Csc
SPORTING GooDs, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Misses Winter Goats

Entire NfOCR-FfnlL He0HCTOHS
of Forstmann Woolen trimmed two Fromm
Silver Fox skins. 36. Was SITS. Now s98
Blended black Forstmann woolen Size 16. Was
$3.50. Now S98
with Persian Lamb sleeves and boleo
front Size 12 Was S195. Now-------- SS975
Woolen with Sheared Beaver separate jacket Size
l2 Was sl95 Now ------- S8975
Dyed Separate Jacket black wooen Size
IA Was Sl95 Now---------- ------------ S8975
Tuxedo Front Black Wooen Coat Size 49,
Was SITS Now---- --------- S8975
Was sle5 Now---- -------------- 8975
Fromm trimmed Black Woolen Coats Sizes H.
H. 16 and 20. Were $116.50. $6975
WooIen Coats trimmed in Persian Lamb Sizes H.
16 49, 5O15. Were $15O w----------------- 500 rs
1 Black Coat trimmed in dyed White Fox Size 16. Was
$3.50 Now S69.75
Azure Coat trimmed with dyed White Fox
Size a. Was SITS Now --.---- --- ---------- S6975
2 Blended Mink Trimmed Black Woolen Coats. Sizes r.
1614. Were $3.50 S79.75
Persian Lamb Black Woolen Coats. 1412
and 20. $3.50. Now S7975
Coat; ocelot lining and collar Size r. Was
$50 Now -- - ---------------------------S
COATS SUITS THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Misses Dresses Reduced

Afternoon daytime tailored styles jacket dresses and
costume suits included Rayon jersey faile velvet
wool and imported tWeeds Tan gold blue
red, wine brown, black. Sizes 10 to %.
a. Less than - price. Now --- ------------ S5.75
TO- Less than p price. -----------------S S7.75
g. Were SIG 95 S9.75
g. Were 1995 and more. Now----------------S12. $3.50
H. Were S2295 and more. Now---------------S14 S14.5O
a. Were s29 rs and more. Now--------------Sl6. $3.50
a. Were S35 and more Now w---------------------s22 s22
H. Were S35 and more S24
2 Were $39 IS Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S26
S. Were 500 rs and more Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S29
g. Were s4975 and more Now------------S34 S34
T. Were $50 IS and more Now S36
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Women's Shoes, s. '95

Reduced more than Y
100 pairs sports and afternoon types including some
Arnold Authentic Grayfex shoes. Black brown, blue
wine. Sizes: AAAA-6 to T. AAA-41a to g. AA-4 to 8;
A412s to 8; B- to TX.
200 pairs Shoes including Marx Pandora and Arnold
Authenc for Spring Kid calf wool gabardine bucko
calf silver silk satin velvet Styles for sportswea
street. afternoon and evening Sizes AAAA-6 to g. AAA5
to 9; AA-412 to g. Ala to 812; B4 to 9; CO to 81
Were s975 more. w---------------------S6 S6.95
WoMENs SHOES THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1940-03-21
I aiIored Curtains, Special 05

$50 pairs tailored French cotton marqusee curtains In
white, eggsfe. Cased headed ready hang
2ls yards.
1lo pairs Cushion Dot Rued Cotton Marqusete Curtains
in cream white ~ yards long Special pair S110
Large Collection Odd in various types Small
lots and pair of kind All cotton. Greatly
Odd Lots of Bedspeads Drapes and rayon
some soiled mussed. Greatly reduced clearance
DRAPER1Es AND CURTAINS SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Nurses Uniforms. 'S'

Were S2.95
80 Bob Evans uniforms Of cotton
poplin slide-fastened and button
styles; loose and set-in belts. Sizes
II, IA, 18, 38, 40, AZ and 46.
UNIFORMS, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Misses FormaIs Reduced

chiffon; rayon damask lace taeta crepe net;
rayon- and metal damask Some sequn trimmed Black
white red wine violet gray, green Sizes IL to 20. Dinner
and evening styles.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Misses Sports Dresses, '69'

We're yIU.95 and more
is wool rayon sports red, gold
and brown. Sizes IL to 18.
rs Sports plaids stripes and checks Wine
and brown IL than y price Now S295
rs Wool Sports Dresses gold black brown red and
Sizes IL Were $22 95 $1395
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Students Sports Goats, '97'

13 wool tweeds in grays and browns Sizes: Reg
ulars-2I34, 2/35, 1885, 2I37, 1913; Longs-135,
1885, 1877, 1888.
Reversible Topcoa wool tweed SIDE cotton show
erressant fabric the other. Sizes: 2/35, 2/36 1897
2/38 Were $25. Now $3.50
STUDENTS CLOTHING SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1940-03-21

wine, violet, Sizes IL to 90 Dinner
and evening styles
g. Less than j. price Now- s775
Now S975
H. Were s16e5 to s25 Now w sl2 so
so 95 and S14 so
H. Were s22 e5 and more Now w------- so
TO- Were s2e IS and more. e.Now-----------------S2 S22
= Were SAC rs and more Now---------- s29
g. Were $40 IS and more. Now--------------- S34
l. Was $50 u.s. Now - s39
Wedding Gowns ivory san ivory silk brocade.
Size 12 Less than - price ---------- S22
Misses Evening Joekets and Wrops Reduced
Jackets wool rayon satin Iapn rabb s1k-and-rayon
velvet cotton vveteen In black brown and violet
Fl-length wrap Imported damask. Brine Sizes
in the group 10 to 16
Misses Evening Jackets Less than half Now S55
than half price Now S975
Misses Evening Wrap. Less than half price Now s29
FORMAL ROOM. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-05-20
Honolulu Awaits BIackout
In Big Mock B|itzkrieq
8y the Associated Press.

b the Associated Press.
HONOLULU, May 2O.-Some 25,-
600 United States troops ended
week of concentrated field training
today. prepared to meet the light
ming thrusts of make believe red"
enemy invasion of these strategic
Pacific islands.
The three-day war games will
start Thursday night with the Ter
ritory's first "black- out" which Of
-fcers termed the greatest expert
ment of its kind ever held under
the American Flag. All lights Wis
tble from the air are to be ex-
tinuished at an afraid signal.
Red" planes will attack all the
ajor islands of the archipelago
between $50 and 9 o'clock Thurs
day night. but the offensive will be
concentrated on the main island of
Oahu, on which Honolulu is located.
The bulk of the United States
feet, here for two weeks after par
ticipating in war games off Hawaii,
has moved on to Lahaini Roads,
Maui Island, but some $50 war craft
will be in this area to lend a touch
Of reality to the maneuvers The
neet will operate in Hawaiian waters
at least until mid-June
Evening star., 1940-05-20
McNutt Suggestsu Use
Of Gold al Fort Knox
To Buy War Goods
U. S. Not Prepared
To Defend Own Shores,
Official Warns
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, May 20.-Paul v. Nc
Mutt, warning that I'VE are unpre-
pared even to defend our own
Shores" suggests that the United
States use its huge store of gold at
Fort Knox, KY, to purchase war
supplies and subsidize war industries.
The Social Security administrator
b. recalled that Americans have sold
8,5O0,0O0 tons of scrap iron to Japan
and told a Sunday citizenship au-
dience:
"It looks very much like a situa-
tion in which an amiable, freedom
loving Nation is, without realizing
it. exposing itself to grave perils for
the sake of the junk business.
Pictures Danger.
'"The danger lies in powerful men,
of-war steaming into Manila Harbor,
into Guam, the Hawaiian Islands
and-if we dare to think of it-into
San Diego and through the Panama
Canal Huge, sleek men-of- war,
flying foreign flag, and made from
American junk"
Should the European democracies
be defeated, he said:
There would be no peace for us.
Then would the old years of freedom
and peace and unconcern be gone
forever. ="
An avowed candidate for the Dem
ocratic presidential nomination If
President Roosevelt does not seek
third term, Mr. McNutt said he
spoke as private citizen, not as
party representative or Government
officer.
I'VE must have billions of dollars
In gold-gold buried at Fort knox,"
Mr.. McNutt said.
Possible Uses for Gold.
I'VE can spend that gold before
We get so much of it that it won't
buy anything. We can lay in stores
of needed resources. We can
use it to fortify the canal, and to
eubsidize the manufacture of air
planes, to put armor on the decks of
battleships and to put the Army on
wheels.
America is as unprepared as was
Britain to face world in which
dictators are on the march. We are
unprepared even to defend our own
shores. We have inadequate sea
power, an inadequate army and in
sufficient air power"
Evening star., 1940-05-20
Tronsmitter in New
Gas Masks Make
TuIkinq Eusier
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
II you ever have tried to talk
wearing a gas mask, this should
cheer you:
Maj. Gen. w. C. Baker Of the
Army's Chemical Warfare Serv-
ice told Senators that new gas
masks have q diaphragm
transmitter something along
the same line as . telephone
transmitter.
1T is a disc directly in front
of the mouth" he said. 1T is
gasproof and transmits sound
a little more readily than the
service mask, which has Moth
ing at all to aid in voice trans
mission"
Evening star., 1940-05-20
Solve Domestic Problems,
Wheeler Urqes Nation
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HELENA, Mont, May Ex-senator
Wheeler, here to attend the Demo-
cratic State Convention tomorrow.
said today the United States should
not permit the European war situa-
ton to interfere with efforts to
solve this country's domestic prob
lens.
THE war situation" he told news
papermen, 'is the most important
problem at the moment, and every
one IN Washington has his mind
Evening star., 1940-05-20

on 1t. That should not deter us,
however, from thinking and work
ing to solve our own domestic prob
lems."
He listed under difficulties at
home:
How are We going to get 10,000,-
600 unemployed back to work.
How are We going to restore farm
prices to parity with manufactured
products? How are We going 10
prevent further foreclosures Of farm
mortgages which add to the num-
Der Of unemployed?"
Evening star., 1940-05-20

Denmark will try to supply Its max
needs at home.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-06-21
Stock Exchange In
Union Agreement

New York City (ILNS).-A con-
tract covering the wages and hours
of 13O service workers at the New
York Stock Exchange has been signed
by officers of the Exchange and Local
BIB of the Building Service En-
ployes' international Union, it was
announced by James J. Bambrick,
president of the A. F. of L. affiliate.
The agreement prohibits strikes and
picketing and establishes wage scales
ranging from $26 week for porters
to $4,000 for elevator starters.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-06-21

When your mind threatens tail
spin, in down-draft hurricanes
We are now looking
At what France feared at YER
sailles-
When she demanded security of
League Of Nations
What she tried to prevent in all
those alliances
With Russia, with Poland, Czecho-
slovakia, anybody
France wanted security, no matter
who paid the bills
For France had lived in Europe,
with Germans
For centuries; through rising tides
of German power
Clemenceau, "The Tiger" had seen
the costs
Did not believe the blame was Kai-
ser Wilhelm's alone
Or that his banishment would
change the German blood.