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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-11
Germans Score Sixty Mile
Advance TowardLeningrad,
May Seize Ukrainian Grain
Two Nazi Columns
Make Advances
on Odessa
Drive East Might
Already be Past
Dniester
CBy Associated Pressl

Germany's invasion armie
smashed deeper into both ends o.
the l,200-mile battlefront today
scoring a 6o-mile advance toward
Leningrad in the north and threat
ening the Black Sea port Of Odessa
In the south.
Authoritative quarters In London
said that two Nazi columns striking
toward Odessa from the north and
west were making very consider
able progress" and that the import
ant wheat center OF Nikolaev, SO
miles northeast OF Odessa, was i'm.
perilled.
The German drive east, these
quarters said. already may have
crossed the Dniester River" appar-
entity speeding operations to pinch
off the vast Ukraine graAary before
the September rains begin.
A bulletin from Adolf Hitler's
field headquarters asserted that
pursuit OF the retreating enemy
in the Ukraine is progressing rapid
ly everywhere
NaZi officials declared that Mar
shall Semeon D. Budyenny's Red
Army OF the South had practically
lost the entire Dnieper Bend. the
vast and fertile plateau southeast
a Kiev.
DNB. the official German news
agency. said the ls0th Soviet Light
Infantry division (about $1,000 mem
had been completely destroyed
south OF Lake linen, on the front
below Leningrad.
Lake linen lies east OF Soltsi
which is 40 miles south OF Lenin-
grad. where the Russians had al
ready conceded a 60-mile German
break through from the old Pskov
battlefield.
Holding Firmly
Nevertheless, the Russians de-
elaFed that their armies, reinforced
by a rising tide OF militia, were
holding firmly against the German
onslaught.
A Soviet communique pictured
the b1-day-old struggle as continu-
ing Violently overnight in the
bloody bmolensk salient, go miles
west OF Moscow; on the Estonia
front. and at Bel Tserkov, 50 miles
south Of Kiev, the Ukraine capital.
A fierce new battle was reported
developing in the Uman sector, mid.
way between Kiey and Odessa.
Falls To ksxIs
The disputed city OF smoiensk It.
self had fallen 10 the Nazis. An As.
ISOLATED Press correspondent, the
first American newspaperman 10
reach that sector since Il was first
reported captured by the Germans
On July 10, said the city had been
virtually erased. He quoted a Ger.
man officer a. saying the city had
been 30 per cent destroyed by she'll
fire and By retreating Soviet troops
carrying out Premier joseph
Stains orders for a "scorehed
earth" policy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-11

See PRISON BREAK-Page s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-11

ALLENTOWN, Pa. ms A
strike was called today at the
giant plant OF the Mack Manu-
featuring Company, which en-
ploys 400 workers and has de-
Tense contracts for trucks and
tank parts totaling several mil
lions of dollars.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-11

Mrs. Norman J. Laskey died In
st. Joseph Hospital, Ann Arbor,
sunday morning as q result Of In
juries received In an accident FRI
day at the intersection OF Warren
Rd. and US-23. The remains we're
taken Immediately to Flint. Mr..
Laskey preceded her In death
March "a. 1s41.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-11

LONDON-AP- Russian women
and girls are building and repair
ing ships, having learned in a few
weeks work which everyone had
thought could be done only by men,
an official OF the Soviet shipbuild-
ing industry said today in a broad
cast Of the Moscow radio heard in
London.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-11

.PEIPING -AP- Observers In
this north China gate to Manch-
ukno and Mongolia expressed con-
yiction today that Japan's next
theater OF action is more likely
TO be Siberia than Thailand-and
that the blow may fall any day.
In Shanghai foreign military
sources agreed that Japan was
modelling a powerful striking
force in Manchukuo but usually
well informed quarters still be-
lleved japan would act only 10
European Russian seemed about
to collapse.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-11

TOKYO -AP- The japanese
government decided today to in.
woke full provisions Of the general
mobilization act. including state
control of the stock exchange and
OF marine transportation. tighten
ing the nation up toward a war
footing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-11

CHUNGKING - ms In a
terrific nonstop raids that con-
tinued day and night for four
days, from Friday morning until
late this afternoon, Japanese
bombers dropped more than 5000
bombs on Chungking. More than
400 planes were used by the Jap
anese for this heaviest of all at
tacks to date-on China's provision
al capital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-11

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-11

wAsHINdTON-INs- A new
government corporation which
will buy up all domestic silk
stocks to create a stockpile for
military needs is to be set up by
the RFC within the next As hours
IT was reported at the OPM to-
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-11

ROME-AP- The Italian high
command declared today a Brit
fish plane torpedoed the Italian
hospital ship California at anchor
In Syracuse Harbor last night, but
said the ship did not sink.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-11

SANTIAGO. Chile-AP- Furth-
err arrests in the investigation of
an alleged Nazi plot in German
populated areas of southern Chile
were ordered today as informed
quarters said the cleanup was
connected closely with those in
other South American Countries.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-11

See UNION-Page 6
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Furs Reduced

2 Seal-dyed Rabbit 32-inch Jackets with
hat and muff sizes 16 and Is. Were sos.
1 Leopard-stenciled Lapin 32-inch Jacket
with hat and muff; size 16. Was SOS.
NOW S41.50
1 Beaver-dyed Rabbit 32-inch Jacket with
hat and muff; size IA. Was $95. Now,
S47.50
1 Brown-dyed Lapin 32-inch Jacket with
hat and muff; size Is. Less than n price,
$39
2 Mink-dyed Muskrat 32-inch Jackets;
sizes II and Is. Were SITS. Now $I2s
Black-dyed Lapin Coats; sizes IA and
16. Less than Il price S39
Brown-dyed Lapin Coats; sizes IA and
10. Less than y price S35
Seal-dyed Rabbit Coats; sizes II, IA.
16, 18. Less than !. price S35
l Dyed Skunk 40-inch Coat; size 18. Was
SITS. Now SI29
1 Gray Kidskin Coat; size IA. Was SITS
Now -------------- $3.50
1 BIack-dyed Kidskin Coat; size 13 Was
500. Now S69. 50
FUR SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Garden Furniture Reduced

Floor Samples
"a Wood Pergolas. Less than 4 price. Now--s1.s5
I6 Wood PergoIas. Were 81 95. Now w---------s1.50
Sections Border Fence. Was $3.50 section. Now,
S1.5G
IA Adjustable Wood Treises. Were rs. Now 75c
Wood Fan Treses. Were 88c. Now ----- SOC
Wooden Rose-style TreIlises. Were $3.50. Now 81
Metal Rockers. Were S275. Now ----------S115
z Metal Rockers Were 1895 NoWSlS5
I Metal Rocker. Was s345. Now wS2.5
Metal Rockers Were $3.50 S315
Metal Chairs. Were 50 95 Now ow-----------S195
2 Metal Chairs. Were 50 So $3.50
Metal Spring Chairs. Were s595. Now----S 1895
Metal Chairs Were S3.45. Now ----S S225
Wooden Slat Spring Chairs. Were SO 95. Now
s195
Metal Spring Chairs. Were s195. Now S130
1 Metal Tubular Chair. Was $3.50. 1855
81 Tile top Metal Tables. Were $3.50. Now --s1.75
1 Wooden Chair. Was So 95. Now S445
Wooden Settee. Was s1295 $6.45
OUTDOOR FURNITURE, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Misses Dresses
s5.7' to $3.50
Most are pery much less
than Y, price

54 daytime dresses including one-piece
styles, jacket frocks and ensembles. Spun
rayon, rayon mesh, rayon jersey, rayon
crepe and cotton White, pastels, navy,
brown, black and prints. Misses sizes.
90 Misses Daytime Dresses. including
one-pfece frocks, jacket dresses and long
coat ensembles. Linen, embossed rayon
chiffon, and sheer rayon crepe. In plain
colors and prints. Were s22s5 and more.
Now S1450 to $3.50
35 Sheer Dresses, including frocks jacket
frocks, and long-coat ensembles. Silk
Shantung, rayon chiffon and shadow
sheer .srayon lace and rayon crepe. Prints,
pastels, navy and black Misses sizes.
Were SPOTS and more. Now --$22
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Sun Chaises
sX'so Originally sH7j

10 metal frame sun lounges, lte-enameled,
with tufted pad covered with dubonnet or
blue Fabrlkold.
22 Cotton Duck Glider Rain Covers in yellow orange,
maroon. Soiled. Less than Il price. Now ---s295
l Hitchcock Arm Chair, fiber seat walnut finish on
birch Originally sl4 Now - $685.
i Modern Side Chair, mahogany in harvest finish,
beige simulated leather seat cover. Originally slo.
Now ------------------------ 1913
1 Small Modern Desk Chair mahogany in harvest,
blue plaid cotton tapestry seat cover. Originally
s1e75 Now .------ S9.95
/ Mahogany Side Chair from the Williamsburg Gal
leries. Red silk damask seat cover. Less than 2
price Now - ----------------- S12.25
/ Wall Mirror, maple finish on gum. Less than z
nrice Now - sI95
i Shelf End Table, pine in natural finish Less than
u price Now --- S5.95
l Kneehole Typewriter Desk, walnut veneer and gum.
22x42-inch top Originally S2750 Now s19.15
l Lounge Chair, white enameled hardwood frame,
green canvas seat, back and headrest. Originally
S4e5 Now ------- S2.95
10 Washable Slip-cover Sets for Glider Cushions.
Sanforized shrunk cotton (shrinkage less than ~
in assorted stenciled designs and colors Less than
Il nrice Now " S2.95
1 Metal Bridge Chair Perfect Posture design, all
white. Less than p price Now------------- Csc
2 Folding Bridge Chairs, mahogany-fnished hard
wood frame. green Fabrikoid seat cover. Less than
II price. Now
/ Mahogany End Table, Modern-desgn in harvest
finish. Originally STATS. Now ow--------------S9.95
/ Cellarette rubber-tired wheels, mahogany, au-
tomato lid top and glass equipment. Originally $50.
Now S31 50
l Sleepy Hollow Lounge Chair, blue cotton tapestry
Originally $50 so. S2475
/ Side Chair, 18th Century design, blue cotton tap
estry seat cover, mahogany and gum. Originally S9
Now - $685.
Rattan Settee, deep mauve cotton covered cushions
with floral design. Originally $3.50. Now $3.50
/ Walnut Coffee Nest Table, 18th Century design.
Less than u price. Now---------------------S S195
Walnut land gum Lamp Table with magazine COM
partment and shelf Originally s2450 Now $3.50
/ Footrest or Bench with pllOw-top (Kapok filed,
beige cotton tapestry Originally S2150 Now.
SIO.75
Poorest Bench covered in green cotton and mo-
hair tapestry. Originally $3.50. Now------S6.95
l Metal Smoker with large ash contaner and pat
ented no-snoke device. Walnut and chromium fin
ishes Less than u price Now wS4 S4.95
Living Room Chair with tufted cushion seat, green
cotton damask Originally s4e5o. Now--S S29.75
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Framed Pictures, sI'7'
Were $3.50


81 copies of old masters and flower
prints. Old Shakesperian studies,
portraits and famous subjects are
included
2 Original Oil Paintings of land
scapes. Horizontal, with metal
leaf frames. Were $35. Now $3.50
/ Large Air-brush Flower Picture,
framed. Was $3.50. Now S1.95
/ Pastel Air Brush Picture Of
Strawberries in modern style. Was
IS. Now $3.50
l Old Fashioned Print of character
study. Was $3.50. Now $1.95
2 Original Oil Paintings, one an
interior, one a colorful landscape.
Upright. framed in metal-leaf.
Were S75. Now $3.50
5 Black and White Etchings from
the United Artists collection. Less
than z price -------------S 50
10 Original Water Col0rs of WELL
known Washington views. Un-
framed. Less than y price S.
2 Plate Glass Mirrors, metal-leaf
frames. Were s25. Now----$l2.50
1 Large Round Colonial Mirror,
plate glass, mahogany frame. Was
$35 Now
PICTURES AND MIRRORS, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-17

l pair Hurricane Lamps. Was SIS. Now s11.25
Mayonnaise Sets Were s4 so. Now ----------S2.50
: Console CandIesticks Half price Now ~ soc
2 Hurricane Lamps Were s285 Now Sl.85 each
2 Candelabra. Half price. Now $40
4 Sugar and Cream Sets. Were $3.50 Now-----s2.50
| Sugar and Cream Set Was So so. Now S5
l Sugar and Cream Set. Was 81 so. Now------S4.50
/ Sugar Bowl. Was S3.75. Now ----------S2.25
1 Sugar and Cream Set. Was IS. Now -------s3
2 Bowls. Were S. Now So
I Bowl Was $40 Now -s7. $50
2 pairs of Candesticks. Were $3.50 Now-------s2.50
l pair of Candlescks. Was 50 rs. Now $3.50
l 3O-pc set of Sterling Flatware in Puritan pattern.
Engraved B. Was s4775. Now--------------s35.'
Weiehted bases
l Bowl. Was $50. Now s6
Coasters. Were 75c Now ow---------------------45c 45c
2 Salt and Pepper Shakers. Were SOC. Now------25c
Bases NOT iceiehfed
SILVER ROOM FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Art NeedIework
Reduced

: pieces NeedIepoint, design fn-
iShed. only background TO be filled
in. 27x27 inches. Were So. Now 50
1 pair Model Cotton Pillowcases,
both cases embroidered with His
and Hers. 42x36 inches. Was 81
pair. Now, pair ---------------s3 SO
12 pairs Model Cotton Pillowcases,
one case embroidered, one case
stamped. 42x36. Were 81 pair. Now.
pair ------------------ SIPS
10 pieces Needlep0int, design fin
ished Only background to be filed
in. 25x25 and 28x28. Were $3.50.
Now So
l Model Cotton Junior Bed Quilt
white background. with colored ap-
plques. 38x54. Was s1o5o. Now,
$50
l Model Linen Luncheon Cloth,
white with colored embroidery.
50x70 inches. Was $3.50. Now,
$3.50
l Model Linen Luncheon Cloth,
white with colored embroidery.
50x70 inches. Was $3.50. Now 81
ART NEEpLEwoRx, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Misses FormaIs Reduced

Dinner and evening dresses of cotton
lawn, pique, dotted swiss and organdy;
rayon crepe net, marquisette, satin, chif-
fon and taffeta Black, red, pink, blue,
yellow, white. Also prints in the cottons
and rayon crepes. Sizes 10 to 20.
20 Cotton Dinner Dresses. Were S25.
Dinner and Evening Dresses. Were S25
and more. Now $16 $3.50
IL Dinner and Evening Dresses. Were
s16.95 and more. Now S12.50
Dinner and Evening Dresses. Less than
p price S.
MISSES FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Bathing Suits, s3.S'
We're S495 and more

Were S4.95 and more
IS suits in sizes 80 and 40. 87qo new
wool, 1870 rayon, woven with "Lastex"
yarn. One suit in the group, 1920 new
wool, 1870 rayon, woven with "Lastex"*
yarn. Red, royal, wine, black.
! Rayon Jacket Frocks in blue and brown.
Sizes II to 18. Were S55 and more. Now,
S32
IL AI-wOOl Flannel SlackS in beige, aqua
and rose. Sizes IL, "A, ID, 20. Were 1895.
Now ---------- S7.25
10 Striped Cotton Bathing Suits with bo-
leros. 4" Tan and yellow, and blue and red.
Sizes 80 to 38. Were $795. Now S5.95
8 AH-wool Flannel Shorts, pleated. Beige,
aqua, rose.I Sizes IL, "A, 18, 90 Were
$685. Now .-----S4.95
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Single Dress Bags, 65e
We're 81 and more

w ere 81 and more
25 transparent bags bound with
colored tape. Made of cotton fabric.
so and 66-inch lengths. Orchid,
green. blue, rose and yellow. Soiled.
90 Kleinert's Rubber SpOrtime
Girdles, petite size. Slightly soiled
Were 81. Now 65c
l Rayon Satin Shoe Bag in royal
blue bound in peach. Twelve pock-
cts. Slightly soiled. Was s295.
Now S.15
IL sets Transparent Pliofilm Shoul-
der Covers bound with floral cotton
chintz. Twelve in a set Slightly
soiled. Sets were 81. Now 65c
2 Transpara Open matte Fur Bags,
54-inch length. Brown and wine.
Slightly soiled. Were s225. Now.
S1.50
Painted Metal Makeup Boxes
with mirror top Slightly dam
aged. Were Sl25. Now----75c
NOTIONS, A1sLEs 81, %,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-17

American republics were accepted,
a communique last night said, with
reservations providing:
Apology by Ecuador for recent
demonstrations against the PERU
Wan consulate and coat of arms at
Guayaquil.
Maintenance of the status quo
along the border inside the de-
mobilized area according to q
1886 agreement and mot of posi-
tions established by Ecuadorean
advances"
The communique sal dthe PERU
Wan government was ready to sign
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Vanity Fair
GirdIes Reduced

S Vanity Fair Girdles in rayon and
cotton woven with Lastex yarn in
cameo with garters.
2 Pantie Girdles, rayon-and-cotton,
with garter attachments. Some
small, medium and large. Soiled.
Were 81. Now W-------------S S1.35
3 Rayon Jersey Long Coats for
over gown in flesh and rose Some
small, medium and large. Broken
sizes and colors. Less than y price.
Now -'-------- S1.95
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-17

Elisha Hanson, general counsel Of
the A. N. P. R. contended that the
proposed inquiry was unauthorized,
on the ground that the F. c. c. had
no authority to adopt policy or
rules in connection with its subject.
The motion said that the F. C. C.
could not "legislate on the question
of who shall or shall not be entitled"
to radio licenses, and could not
classify United States citizens "for
the purpose of disqualifying any per-
sons belonging to a particular class,
because of their belonging to that
class, from holding radio broadcast
licenses"
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Bedroom Furniture
Reduced

Vanity Base, California style yucca and decorated
finish on pine Originally $3.50 Now S22
dresser Rase Modern style morocco finish hard
maple Originally $3.50 Now-----------s2 s24.15
l Solid Maple Dresser Base, Colonal-deslgn. org
inallv S2475. Now sl8
Sheraton design Chest of Drawers, mahogany
veneer on hardwood. Originally S55. Now - SS6.oo
l Single-size Solid Maple Bed Originally sl975.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sli''o
l Double size Modern design Bed, suntan-fnished
prima vera veneer on hardwood Originally $399O
Nov - S22. so
Dresser and Mirror Colonal-design, solid oak.
Originally $50 Now ------------------------- s4o
2 Matching Double size Beds Originally s35. Now,
S24.50
Adams design Vanity and Mirror, mahogany veneer
on hardwood Originally s45. Now --------S24Io
BEDROOM FURNITURE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Girls Pajanas, 85s
Here SIIS

35 pairs cotton pajamas-sheers.
broadcloth and seersucker. Some
have an extra pair of pants; sizes
l and 2. Others are one-piece;
sizes 2 to s. Prints. checks, stripes
25 Junior Slips and Petticoats, for
street and evening. Dark colorS
and pastels; rayon. Sizes II to II.
Less than p price ce--------7Sc
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Women,s and Misses, Apharel-
Exceptionally LoW Priced
Spring Dressmaker Goats,
s22 Were s3S and more

10 fitted and box styles in black, navy.
brown or blue. Sizes II, is, 20, 3s and 40.
s Spring and Summer Suits of imported
fabrics and faille. Navy and black. Sizes
1s, 20, 36 to 40. Were $4e.T5 and more.
Now S57
8 Tailored and Dressmaker Suits OF soft
Forstmann wool and other fabrics. Beige,
gray, black, navy. Sizes II to l8, 40 TO
A. Were $29.75 to s3975. Now s22
s Casual Suits of tweeds and covert cloth
in brown mixtures, gray and olive drab.
Sizes Il to 18. Were s29. rs. Now-sl
CoATs AND SUITS, THIRD FLooa.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Women's Dress and Play
OnOeS, Y, price

100 pairs including cotton crash, calf
skin and capeskin. Navy, brown, black,
white. red and blue. Broken sizes 4 to 9.
50 pairs Boudoir Slippers of rayon satin
and kidskin Medium and high heels,
Were 81 so and more Now - S2.95
50 pairs of Walking and Dress Shoes in
Saddle Leather, rayon crepe in blue, rose
and stripes. Broken styles and sizes. Were
S895 and more. Now S4.95
WoMEN's SHOES, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Peru Accepts Suggestion
To DemobiIize Forces

BY the Associated Press.
LIMA, Peru, July 1.-THE Foreign
Office announced today Peru ac-
cepted suggestion by Argentina,
Brazil and the United States to de-
mobilize forces along the coast re-
gion facing Ecuador and would sub
scribe to a peace and friendship
accord.
The good Offices Of the three
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Juniors CoIIegette
Hats, SIS

Were $3.50 and more
30 Collegette Fur FeIts in Pork Pie,
Roller and Derby styles. Aqua, light
green, navy, wine, soldier blue and
hunters green. Sizes 21l2 to 2212.
IL Girls Fur Felt Bonnets and Is
Straws and felts in bonnet, beret,
sailor and pillbox styles Black,
navy, red, wine, brown and soldier
blue. Rayon ribbon, flower and veil
trim. Sizes 2112 to 221z. All now
less than half price at -------50c
CHILDREN's AND JUNIORS
MILLINERY, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Juniors Shoes, s37'

We're s. TO S6.75
OF white or white with brown trim.
A few in colors with crepe soles.
Not every size in each style. Sizes:
AAA-6, 6l2. 7. 8, ~, 9; AA-5,
5l2, 6, 6i2, 7, 7l2, 8l2: A-4l2, 5,
512, s, 6l2, 7, 7l2. 8; BIB, 5, 6,
7. 7i2, 8.
30 pairs Juniors Dress Shoes in
black patent, blue calf and a few
styles in white. Broken assortment
in styles and sizes AAA-5 to g. 2:
AA-5 TO 9: As to al2; B- to s.
Less than y price. Now S1.95
JUNIORS AND CEILDREN's SHOES,
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Knitted Summer Curtains
Special, pair 81

200 open mesh styles in multi-colors. two
tone shades and all eggshell rayon-and-
cotton. 75-inch length.
12O pairs dot Cotton Marqusette Curtains ruf
fled and plain, cream color. 2ls yards in length.
Special $500 -------------------- S119 pair
so pairs Cotton Filet Net Curtains in ecru "a yard
length Special ---------- ------------ S1.19 pair
Large collection of short lengths and remnants in
cretonnes glass curtain and other fabrics. Greatly
reduced
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIEs, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-17

living in Clifton, Va, to participate
in political activities of local ma
ture on the same basis as existed
prior to enactment Of the Hatch
Act.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Mrs. WoyIond Rhoods
Dies at Convention
BY the Associated Press.

BELLEFONTE, Pa, July 17-Mrs.
Wayland Rhoads, 81, of Lexington,
KY, national president of Phi
Omega Pi Sorority and president
of the Kentucky Federation of
Women's Clubs, died at Bellefonte
Hospital yesterday after a four-day
illness. She was taken Ill while
attending a national convention OF
sororities at nearby State College.
Surviving are her husband Mai
Evening star., 1941-07-17
oiIet Tissue
Special IS dozen rolls

100 dozen rolls good quality tissue, 1000
sheets to the roll
1 Double-door Large-sze Metal Wardrobe. Was
S1395. Now W------------- ---- S895
1 Treated Silk Shower Curtain. Was 50 s5. Now So
"Silver Streak" Bissel Carpet Sweeper Was 81 95
Now W-------------- --------- $50
Mechanical Mixers for beating, mixing, whipping.
Less than y price. Now -------------- $3.50
/ Universal Cold water-pump Aluminium Percoator,
Soup size. Less than u price. Now s1.95
1 Wooden Curtain Stretcher 5x8-foot Was So
Now w-------------- ------------- SO
EnrsruIprs EIcIrr Fl nns-E,ynress Elevator SERVE
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Costume Slips, SIS

We're S2.25
IS of pure-dye silk satin with tai.
lored double wee tops. Tearose.
Size 3l1a.
Slips Of pure dye silk satin in
tailored straight-cut style. Blacks.
Three in size a. One in size A.
Were 1895. Now $2.95
Slips Of pure dye silk crepe and
satin with tailored brassiere top.
Black. Sizes 80 and 80 Were
S495. Now ---- S3.45
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Publishers Challenge
F. {. {. Radio Inquiry
By the Associated Press.

The American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association has filed a mo-
ton with the Federal Communica-
tions Commission contending that
the F. c. C. lacked authority to
conduct the hearing scheduled for
July % on newspaper ownership of
radio stations, and asking that 1t be
abandoned.
The motion, filed Tuesday by
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Eaton's Shadonet
Stationery 68s
Vas 81 bor

100 boxes in gray or blue. so single
sheets, so envelopes.
10 Simulated Leather Household
Files, white with water-resistant
colored decoration. Were 81. Nov.
Sc
10 Wooden Picture Frames, two
tone finish, slightly damaged
5, 9x11 inches. Were $3.50. Now.
s2.s5
), ska inches. Were $3.50. Nov.
1895
2, 5hx71a inches. Were s250
Now
STATIONERY. AISLE 4,
FIRST FLOOR.