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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-06
In Hollywood
BY PAUL HARRISON

NEA Service Staff Correspondent
 Hollywood. This will be a third eareer for Joan Marsh. Her third areer in movies, that is. Three years Ago, when she was 9 and a little hred after having worked from Gadlehood, Miss Marsh became Mrs Charles Belden and announced she was going to make full time job Of marriage.
 And now-well, 1t isn't that she g any less happy being a writer's wife. It's just that she could De even happier as a married &C., ress. During the past three years Mis- sMarsh played a couple of minor roles for the fun of it and discovered that what she had been tired of was not working, but of being perennial cutie-pie. Hereafter, if Hollywood is willing, She'd like to act.
 She may have a hard time get- ting a chance. Paramount hired her for ''The Road to Zanzibar" 1" with Bing Crosby and Bob Hope, and popped her into the role and costume of 8 magician's assistant
 Miss Marsh could act her heart put; she might make Bette Davis and Katharine Cornell look like light comediennes = but with that figure in black tights and tight black thingamajig, nobody'd be likely to note her histrionics. DAUGHTER OF
 OLD-TIME STAR?
 And when Joan Marsh puts on Slacks and sweater and walks across the lot to the cafe, passersby be- come swivel-necked, and even the sound-stage signal lights seem to blink I know, because I've strolled with her.
 Scores know her, of course, in- eluding old-timers who've bounced her on their knees and bought her ice cream cones. Comparative newcomers to Hollywood usually ere puzzled; some have wondered if she's the daughter of that old time star, Joan Marsh.
 Fact is, of course, that she was playing ingenu-ish leads in big pictures right up to the time of her virtual retirement less than four years ago. But people are confused when a name has been well known in movies for gen. eration.
 Miss Marsh was nine months old when she appeared in Hearts Aflame'' at Universal. After a lot of baby parts she was on her way to child -stardom in 1918 and '19 in Mary Pickford's Daddy Long Legs" and "Pollyanna". Worked right along until she was eight and getting a little too fat and sassy. Put into private schools, she ran away from two of them. And she remembers the Scorn with which a classmate named Cecilia Parker greeted her announcement that she was going back into movies and be a great actress. "You're finished" declared little Miss Par ker. you're much too fat!"
 A SINGER
 NAMED CROSBY
 But Miss Marsh was on the screen again at IA, simmer but so well developed that she started right out in ingenue roles. Away back in 1880 she appeared in ''The King of Jazz" and in one sequence she and Bing Crosby. who was just one of the Rhythm Boys, did a song on c park bench.
 Big-time stardom came close several times notably when Frank Borzage chose her to play the role in Lucky Star," which had been planned for Janet Gaynor. And then, at the ast minute, Miss Gaynor came back. Miss Marsh got plenty of co-star billing but never could quite strmotlnt the fluttery-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-06
JEANETTE'S BOOKLET

Jeanette MacDonald's secretary estimates that 80,0oO copies of the little pamphlet called "No Royal Road to Song" written by Miss Mac Donald, have been sent to aspiring singers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-06

Paint that combines ground glass to reflect headlights at night has recently been developed by Cana dian chemists. The paint has been used for marking road centers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-06
TERM EASIER FOR GOOD COOK

Cleveland, O., (UP)-James Miller, 42, is serving a three-month sentence in county jail instead of in the work house, because jailers liked his cook ing. The assistant chief jailer pre- vailed upon Judge Alya R. Corlett to grant the stay.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-06
TIGHT SQUEEZE

Right now Maureen O'Sullivan is facing the problem of placing her furniture, formerly in her large Beverly Hills home, in a two-room bungalow, which she has taken since returning from Canada for her role in "Maisie Was A Lady,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-06

For the first time since its char ter was granted dbdyd Henry the Second, Barnet Fair in England had. to be abandoned this year because of the war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03
Hugh Morris 10
Head Fire Chiefs

With sisetlon u officers and
selection u the 1871 convention
city. business sessions q tsss tTth
annual conference of Pacific Coast
Association q IRE chiefs as 10
come 70 = Gloss FRIDAY afternoon
~ Hotel Winthrop.
The conferences. however. does
not officially end until saturday.
Baiioting on officers and ssisc.
ton ~ the convention city got
under way Al zso ,. m Hugh
Morris. fret wee president. san
MAtso. Cal. fire chief. va sis-
waited 70 ths post of president Of
the conferences. 70 sucesss Chief
At ]. Baker u lewiston, Mont.
chief Tom Carton of bend. ore 4.
sps 10 b. promoted from second 70
first vice president
A spirited battle Developed for
ehoies o. ths 1871 Convention city.
CONTINUED On Page 10 Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03

financing and existence Of fac
ton and clique set-up harmful u
the party In this county.
No member Of the COMMITTEES
wished. a. yet. openly 70 reply "a
Odlin, but q coneensus 81 their
opinion. M rebutial. would 60
something like this:
In spite ~ the dishsartsa-
lag situation existing since the
1880 election. the Pierce Coan-
~ Central committee has en-
eeuraFea and assisted ls any
vay possible The msiat@ssaes
81 three active nspabiissa
clubs. two ssmsa's group-.
and Fierce County Meas Ne
pubIicsa club.
This group has sponsored The
visits u several pots1tiai eanal-
dates for the Republican nomlna-
ton for the presidency.
OF these. for example. Wss the
Taft rally. which drew q standing
room only crowd IN the Crystal
ballroom ~ the Winthrop. visits
Of party leaders. s8eh a. John
fcontinged on Page u. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03
Willkie Is Ready
To Answer F. D.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Csis. =

tUfDnADD sfnIsos. tsiass-s
Wsnasll l. wilikls said That n
President ks~,ssssls asks ma yls@s
On any current 'puhlie questions. ~
all - glad - ans4sf him.
Baf otherwise ths Republican
pfsstdsntiai nominss asid ~ Nili
not respond q every ~msaesiians.
osis ehaiisngs 70 sspfsss himself
Wllisis said this particularly
sppiiss - ssn. burton X ~hssisf
-. nont sho ssss1 WHiais %
state hls position N eonsefipsion
Wllikis Indicated there are -
senators - ths unitsd states Who
could ask him auestlons. ana s4ia
hls atsiiuds On ma fof psabiie aasss
tions All h. made very piaia n
his ae.spfanes speech - tdNossd.
Ind Aug H.
az the pF~sideat - The
United states asks any asra-
tions ea my sisus. u course
IN aasssr hlm.~ niiIkie taid
he press conference.
On the issue u CONSUMPTION to
peasetims for preparedness puF-
poses wiiikis aaid he would dis
cuas that subject fully in hia ac-
csptanee speech
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03
Gunman Robs
Dairy Store
Woman Proprietor
Alone at the Time

Assrsb Tor siaek masked gun
man SIN held 70 and fogDea Mrs.
- " Elllnsten Ia hsr dairy ahap
Thursday nlEas 1hlis an aseefa-
pl.es acted e. lockout" continued
tnfosE hotf ths eify FRIDAY
Tha EgHuan ard hia companion
made thsls assas4y slth 80 IA
sAsb after staging ths robbery IN
ne o X Dairy shsp al ssas 30
1asifaA ave
Nniis ths fsseefy Nas IN pro
xFsss poi.es Nsss summoned ~
aiss haxsl hienaaa. ASA 81.
Hallima ass fhe @iooaoalt~ sxt~
crafty aaW Ma Michaud harry a
aefons ths street % teiephons 90
lies ard Narnes his partner ieta
fed 70 neafpy alley On foaE ard
sseagea o~fors slfleers srrxsd
Mrs. kilingtoa was al0ns IN the
store whsn the MASKED aaa en-
tered me Nesl dressed "a reufh-
fai APPEARING Eunman aaae1 Il fns
money Naa ~ the az th<u said
hand u over quick" rhe eomAn
case nsm the essrrency IN = paper
sack Thrn sns noticed = tapping
ga the outside NindoN. The bandit.
taxing Il a. a slgnAl. fad.
Mas Michaud Lad seen the men
before they catered the store. her
tsispnons cali brouGht offlcern c.
= zitisi ana I. .. Overhaul. =
fsw moments alter the bandits had
departed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03
Thousands OF
Soldiers 90
Into Field
Teni.Ciiies Spring
Up on proirie for
Huge Moneuvers

OLYMPIA - Soldiers. natlafsl
guafdau.n and army trucks
swarmsd over . so.mils stretch II
mo mans land between Fort
Lewis and chshails today In prep.
sfation for The Northwest. largest
peace.tlms war mansuvvfs from
Angus, 10 20
Already more than 1000 troops
most Of them from tho regular
army. are In the field erecting
tent-eitiss at Yelm. chshans. Cen.
tfalia. Camp Murray and FORT
Lewis. 10 houss the 10000 troops
that ~ln take part In the three
weeks training
Major O. G. IlolllnasWofth. head
Of the University - California
~ o r G.. Who NIll supervise
public relations during the man
.uysrs. sald 70 tfalalaaas ~ tfsaps
would arrive sunday ~ tins tao
main concentration points IN Fort
tcontinusd Oh Page 10. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03

GRENOBLE, France-Troops Of
the German army Of occupation
are in motion all the way between
the Belgian frontier and the
Spanish border, moving toward the
seaports Of northwestern France
opposite England, II was under
stood today
Most of the German troops who
had crossed the Loire river and
occupied the seaboard as far south
as Hendaye. on the Spanish from
tier. have been turned northward
within the last two days They in
elude two armored divisions.
Detachments Of troops have been
left in occupation Of such big ports
on the southwest coast as Bayonne,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03
Cape Alva Slides Smoothly
Down Ways; Crowd Cheers

ways at the seattle-Tacoma Ship
building Co.
No mishap marred the launch
ing. boding well for the future of
the Cape Alva on the high seas.
She was sponsored and christened
by Mrs. John Boettiger of Seattle.
daughter of President Roosevelt.
With words of congratulation
to those who made the building
Of the boat possible and to those
who actually constructed the ship.
Mrs. Boettiger smashed a be-
ribboned bottle Of champagne
against the ship.
And, as the ship slipped down
into Commencement bay. awaken
ing memories of Tacoma's glory as
Continued on Page Is, Column 81
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War Guilt Trials
To Start Aug. 8


Marshal Henri Philippe Petsin's
government announced today the
membership Of Frances new SUI
preme court and ordered it into
session August 8 to fix the war
responsibilities Of several ousted
premiers. army leaders and cabinet
ministers
A decree published in the org
inal Journal ordered the court TO
hear the following cases:
OF all persons who committed
crimes against the nation or BE-
trayed their charge by acts which
aided in "a passage from a state Of
peace to . state Of war" before
Sept. 4. 1882. or by acts which later
aggravated the consequences Of the
situation created by the act Of
war All persons guilty Of plot
ting. or Of crimes against the ma
tional security.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03
81 Aliens Future
Under Debate

WASHINGTON - The war de-
partment said Friday II had re-
ferred enormously to 81 aliens de-
tanned in the Panama Canal zone
as foreign agents"
They merely are refugees. who
had been given temporary haven
several months ago by the Pana-
manian government. and Illegally
entered the Canal zone. the de-
partment said. Their future. as
TO possible deportation, Is being
studied.
An announcement said that due
TO q faulty Transmission Of mes
sages 10 the war department.
Secretary Henry L. StiTnson had
erroneously referred to these
persons a. foreign agents" in
revealing their detention.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03

ute 81 to Disputed efTasurs.
.iseunsd = ssaksn' further ~.
niil by adopting fhs amendment
nsfa.ai - Fs.frtrt ~ pss-
peaed aFsf1 - son noa nssa
this autmnsn ant sisullsF ~
ss~mssf nj sFstss. ss<aa.
- 500 eoa nssa IL the ~
sge group wtl ~ ehaihie fas
mili,sss afsfs shsuia sss pss-
sest vesssss q ne kill ssssss=
law
The ssuf kss estimated
That shaui . go 400 n.xa N
the fisi EFsap actually .tii
~ hshls faf sei~sflsn faF
lCentinusa - fsss a.. calamn ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03
Plant Expansion Tax
Exemption Wins Favor

yAsHINGT0S-Ths ways and
means COMMITTEES n the house ten
tatively agreed Friday on . pro-
possl to exempt. from TAXATION al
industrial income which IL used 10
pay off the cost Of emergency plant
expansion necessltated By defense
orders.
The plan would be effective over
fiye-year perioc. During that
time corporations would Be granted
q tax exemption each year on in
come equal TO 20 per cent Of the
plant expansion costs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03
Worst Is Ahead,
Says orecasier

VANCOUVER. Is. G. - Japan Il
In for worse disturbances before
August .. T.. c. Thrupp. Vancouver
earthquake forecaster. ssld In com
menting on reports from Tokyo
that n tidal wave had struck the
northern end Of the Japanese island
group.
In January Thrupp predicted Sc
we're earthquakes would occur be-
tween July 20 and Aug. 5. SO far
during that period. quakes have
been recorded at two points In the
United States. In Chile. Italy. Tur-
key and Japan. Hundreds u per-
sons died in the Turkish quakes.
Thrupp. who~s inter plane
tary grasifationai'' theories
have been scorned By scientists.
said the tidal wave which
struck northern Japan was
caused BY . disturbances on the
ocean floor. and added: There
viii b. more" "a Was just luck.
he aid. that caused sneh tenn
blors 10 occur II -ea and not In
denseiy populated aress.
ToKyo-Ths newspaper Asahi
reported today that scores q per
sons had been killed Or were miss
ing and ] 800 fishing boats had
been washed away a. result of a
tidal wave which struck the west
coast Of Hokksido island. 81 the
northern end Of the Japanese
group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03
Hamburg
Base Ruined,
London Says
Leaflets Coniuin
Adolf Killers
Lost Wurning"

Gsumsay nd Great Hrlisln
claimed today - have delivered
heavy hlaIs At millssfy abisetlsss
IN each others soll
In Lonann sutheriEsifvs
sources asserted that tbs Great
German naval base % ttamnufs
had been p,hvsrissd ~ bombs
saa that factories. aessyafas. Oh
fsfiasrss and supply aspass IN
more than io9 German cities ard
toNns had len destroyed
IN iisrun the German high eom.
mand supplemented press Fsports
- Tremendous damage - British
ports and shipping sifh the claim
that . British submafins had hesa
bombed and sunk al aifesAft
factory 81 NafNieh hit and sst
aflfs. al eight nfiiiah pisnns That
Faidsd the alfafoais ~ chsFhasf9
shof down. sd one nisFehaalmaa
sunk and fsslf ether craft Blf in
bombing sftaeka on conveys BE-
tween Ireland and EnEland.
CAST wAnsISo~
These claims ssrs voiced AZ .
time ~hsn German pilots haa drop
ped pamphlets containing Adnif
lllilsrs last Warning" 0n British
ssll
German troops wsfs reported
esnssFElas On bases prepared for
invasion "a tns United Kingdom.
icouiinasd ~ fafs 10. coiama -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03
BASEBALL
FINALS


AMERICAN
washlagtsa 600 lea noe : 2 =
Chicago. i9i exa eIs--ie ~ /
ltuastn. carfAsqslsl fsl. kFahs
aussas tsl and Fsfrsil i.es aua
fresh
rhllsasiphls q, H. Louis. aisbi
game.
sAr,osAi issaus
I1f.f sams--
Gias lasali 900 seo ese-- q l
Bssi.n zoo sgs sis~ls ~ :
Turner. SMOTHER ~ and Bassf
stunssgifh and rsffss
chlsags go. ess sal sso-s 10 .
tsrsshiya gos col ioi~-s . 1
frsneh. Paassau 81 and Todd
Tamnils. Pfssnsii 80. cafiston 90
and hansuso Phsips.
Fifat game
~. I>suls 49,. 900 esi eoa--t 10 Q
Ss~ York eeo 5so zoi--s .
Cooper Russell ~ snd ossn.
Padgstt fsi Melton y hf0Na 90
Lynn 90 joiner 90 ard banning
Pittsburgh 81 Philadelphia. night
game.
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OLYMPIA me sales snd busi-
ness TAI brought IN g. 7ss 5i7 IN
rsysnus curing July compared 70
81 as Goa for ths same m0afh .
year ago. STATE Treasurer Phi n.
Gallagher reported today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03

fhas reversal IN opponents -
the I'll came a. President Hoees.
xelt declared CONSUMPTION is essen
tai = adequate rational dsfsns~
lie added however. that Ne m
tends 70 lst sonKfsas decide TIE
number and typs 81 men sha
shuuia 10 drafted
The committee. nssfine q NnaI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03
German Army Of Occupation
In France Moves Norihward

81. Jean de Luz. Bordeaux and La
Rochelle. German troops are oc-
cupying inland a line. which ex-
tends southwark from Tours
through Poitlers. Angouleme. Bor.
deaux, Das and Bsyonne to Hen
daye.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03

OLYMPIA Coz. Clarence y
Martin Friday paroisd Jesse
knabb. former BrefnerfOn mayor
convicted N November. 1888. II
conapirng 70 permit gambling IN
that navy yard city.
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II enthusiastic crowd of thousands thot the
erocefu freight notorshp Cope Avo launched OF the Sc
shows Mrs Ammo Roosevelt Boettee of Seotte smashing
champagne bottle ogonst the of the vessel with j. A.
Mceochern. president and R. j. Lonorf presiden of
the shipyord connpony looking = = f-~' N--n
Upper right closeup Of the stern revealing beouty ond
OF the vessel AT lower left group of the notobes
the launching Reodine. left right. they Al Tucker.
osstont superintendent of the shpyond R. Loont pesi-
dent OF the concern Mrs Boettee Moyo HorP Cain and
John Boettoer, Seote publisher.
Lower right is the Cope Avo sliding into Commencement
Boy fitting clir,ox to the ceremonies
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03

Whistles blowing, large crowd
cheering, Tacoma witnessed its
first major ship launching in II
years Thursday afternoon as the
Cape Alva. neatly turned out in
maroon and black. slid down the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03

WAsHI<GTOS-Tbe senate on
Thursday confirmed the nomina-
ton Of Rep. Lindsay G. Warren.
D.. N. G. 70 Be comptroller gen
ersi for term Of IS years. Presi-
dent Roosevelt appointed him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03

OTTAWA. Onf.-cansda's sec-
ond Canadian division. command
ed BY Ma jor General Victor OdInm
Of Vancouver. y c. has arrived
safely Ia the United Kingdom. De
fense Minister J. l. Ralston told
the house q commons today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03
Teamsiers Go on Strike

POETfltsD Two hundred AL
feamsisfs Nent On strike friday
against four Portland general
trsnsfer companies that refused
their demands for NaEs increases.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03
Murderer Is Executed

OSSISING, ~ y Norman
Wheelock. p. murderer Of 1l-yesr-
old Evelyn Reed. was executed in
the electric chair Of Sing Sing
prison Friday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03

odlin briskly and adversely
criticized the present Republican,
central COMMITTEES. alleging lack
Of adequate organization and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03
Haysiacker Kills Man

LI-f-ENsbLht. Wssh--InJufiff
received when hayst4cker fell on
him Thuradsy proved fatal n Milo
%. horrfson, 40. Ellenaburg
farmer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03
2-Year-0ld Bow Killed

CANVAS, wssh.-Rlchard ciapp.
zs-months-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs'
n J. clspp. Of camas. was killed
last night when he ran in front Of
an automobile driven by W. G.
Goodwin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03
Greene Joins Canadian
Army. Studio Asserts

HOLLYWOOD-Richard Greene.
young British film actor. has en-
listed in the Seaforth Highlanders
regiment AZ Vancouver. p. C.. zc-
eording 20 a telegram 70 his studio.
He viii return here for three
months before being called 70
duty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair saturday niEhs and sunday.
Temperatures High. IS. iow. 81.
sun rises. f;sz; ssts, 1sfs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03
.POLITICULARS-
and
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Informally. COP. Central Committee
Members Fire Back AT Odlin

To the whole towns talking would be Ia cxaggeraT
but say Pierce county Republicans have been roused
sharply pro and by the Tuesday evening speech of Reno
Odln. COP. 1884 senatorial candidate would he over
A all.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03
STATE EDITION
Vote Draft
TO INCLUDE
4 MILLION!
Refuse 10 Compress Ago Limits 10 I'll
To 81; Roosevelt Says CONSUMPTION
Essential 10 National Defense"

WAsHIN6ToN--The senate military affairs COMMITTEES
Friday voted Il against limiting the CONSUMPTION hl 10
! noo0oo men heLNeen The az. nL al u 81
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S0;ixISssis!

COUNTY comm issioners
y have taken an important
action this week in adopting
their formal resolution order
ing transfer of nearly 1000
acres of county-owned tide
lands in Tacoma's industrial
area to the Port of Tacoma
commission.
This completes one more
step toward realization of an
old dream of those who look
to the city's industrial future.
But a adopting resolutions
rarely suffices to accomplish
realistic results.
More steps must be taken
before 1000 acres of factory
sites can be made ready for
industrial occupancy.
These next steps. barring
some slight legal delays in
volved in transfer of title,
must be taken by the Port
commission.
A NUMBER of the city's
"A best engineering min d $
have given thought to what
might be done with undevel-
oped tideland areas if owner
ship could only be placed
eventually in the hands Of
some one official body.
But right today. so far as
tContinued on Page 7. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-03

n IL definite. steve Chad
wick. sx-Demoerat. will file for
the Republican nomination for
a. =. senator.
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
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button-on and junior sizes to IL. Few short-sleeve
sports-neck Others with long sleeves regular collars
Were 81. Now ----- Csc
A Athletic Undershrts Swiss-rbbed cotton light colors
Sizes "a to %, 34 36 Were SOC. Now - 35c, for 81
45 Brief Cotton Mesh Undershorts sizes ~ to 26, a.
Were soc. 35c, fer 81
139 Neckties in silk and ikand-rayon neat patterns
Mans size for older boys Less than a price Now 45c
40 One-pece Printed Cotton Pajamas full cut. Sizes
a, 6, 10, IL. Were S125 Now wS5c
THE BOYS STORE FOURTH FLOOR