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Evening star., 1941-04-17
Misses Goats, s2o7
We're s599S and more

10 .Furred Winter Goats OF brown, green.
black and blue wool trimmed with Blended
Mink, Persian, Badger, Tipped Skunk Sizes
IL to 20.
3 Untrimmed Winter Coats of black or brown
wool. Sizes 16, 18, 40. Were $69.75 and
more. Now S3975
Untrimmed Winter Coats in black and
brown wool, some trimmed with rayon velvet.
Sizes IL, 141a, 16 and 40. Were $59.75 and
$6975. Now S35
l Wool Tweed Coat in brown and green mix
ture with wolf collar. Fitted style. Size Is.
Was s49.75 Now $37
l Brown Three-piece Suit with Sheared
Beaver collar. Size IL. Less than II price
Now S5975
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Less than " price

Less than u price
SO pairs of smart pumps and stepins. Kid
skin, patent leather and wool gabardine in
black, brown and blue. Discontinued styles
and broken sizes, 4 to 9, AAAA to B.
rs Slippers in red, blue, green and white.
Included are handmade embroidered silk
Chinese slippers. Sizes 4 to 8, medium
widths Less than "a price
WoMEN's SHOES, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Porcelain Vases
Reduced

IL in green. blue and coral. II
inches high. Were So. Now Sc
4 in green, blue and coral. l4l2
inches high. Were S.. Now So
8 Animal-shaped Vases in blue
and white. Were. $3.50. Now
$3.50
S Porcelain Elephant Ornaments
in white. Were s150. Now 81
The GIFT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
oiIet Tissue
Special IS dozen rolls

100 dozen rolls good quality
tissue, 1000 sheets to the roll.
/ Steam Electric Iron, used as
demonstrator. Was $995. Now
S5.95
3 White Metal Roaster Tables
with two shelves, damaged.
Were Sass. Now --S1.50
3 White Metal Roaster Tables
with three shelves, damaged.
Were S3.25. Now S1.65
l Mutschler Porcelain top Tab3e,
24x3s inches. Was $l175. Now
S6.95
l Mutschler Porcelain top Table,
22x27 inches. Was $40. Now
$5.s5
2-S6-inch White Metal Utility
Cabinets. Were $5.95. Now $3.95
2-24-inch Metal Wardrobes, so
inches high. Damaged. Less
than n price. Now $2.s5
3 gallons Kwick-On. Was $5.35
gallon. Now ----S2.75
IL half gallons Kwick -On. Was
S295 half gallon. Now ---Sl.5o
l ii a m iIton Beach Iceless
Freezer, electric. Was 1895.
/ Jewell Electric Broiler. Was
S3.95. Now w-S2.25
/ Nesco White Metal Cabinet for
electric roaster. Was $685.. Now
s3s5
2 Breakfast Tables, procelain-top
with slide leaves. Were S22. Now,
S15.95
l MutschIer Kitchen Cabinet
Base, slightly imperfect. Was
$3.50. Now ---$15.95
1 Wood Linen Chest. Was
$3.50. Now $14.75
HoUsEwAREs, EIGHTH Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Juniors Millinery, s.

Less Than y price
The group includes cotton corduroy adjustable
bonnets, Jockey caps, cotton corduroy calots and
Sequin evening calots. Assorted colors and sizes
50 Junior Fabric Hats berets urbans pboxes Dutch
caps. Red, green navy, beige, blue, Sizes 2lk
221a. Were $1,s5 and Sass Now, respectively
CSC and sl.s5
10 Junior Straw Sasrs-fower and veil trimmings Navy
and black Sizes 2lHa, 22A. Were $685. Now----s2.s5
Juniors AND CHIDREs's MILLINERY, FOURTH FLoox.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Women's Dresses, 'I4'''
We're S22.95 and more

Is Of rayon crepe, few sheer woods. Black,
violet, wine, green, blue. Sizes 10 to a.
20 Dresses Of rayon crepe in tailored and
dressy styles. Black, blue, wine, brown. Sizes
18 to A. Were $2s.75 and more. Now, $3.50
8 Dresses Of rayon crepe in black. blue, plum.
brown. Sizes AN to 461s, Soh. Less than
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Misses Sports Dresses
sI4.s5 We're s229s

Is of wool in blue, tan, aqua, gray and Law
ender. Sizes 10 to 20.
Is Blouses of rayon crepe and satin. Blue,
white. rose and beige. Sizes 50 to 40. Were
$395 and more. $2.45
8 Riding Jackets of wool tweed in brown and
black mixtures. Sizes II, II, 18, 20. Were
Sp0prswrap THrRn Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Juniors Sportswear Reduced

Large and varied group including WOOL velveteen
and wool tweed skirts; wool fleece and printed
cotton calico skating jackets, early Spring wool
tweed jackets, and hand-detailed rayon blouses
20 Skating Jackets less than Il price
10 Tweed Jackets. Were OBS and more Nowsss5
20 Blue and White Bouses Were $2s5 and Now s2I5
20 Skirts less than price sls5
10 Skirts, less than II price SI45
Junior Misses Dresses in pastel and dark woo rayon
crepes, metallics and velveteens. Sizes IL 10 IS.
10 Less than "a price rice--------------------- --s4s5
80 Were $10s5 and Now----.--.-s5 s5ss
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Decorators Fabric
Samples

much less than Y Price
Yardages of imported and do
meStic materials, fine pieces Of
fabrics no longer obtainable.
Priced by the piece, not by
the yard
yards Brown Cotton back Silk
Satin --- ---- Sc
yards Green Wool Damask. $40
2 6-yard pieces Mulberry 31-inch
Cotton ChintZ - SO each
81 yards Blue Cotton Slipcover,
81
2 yards Green Striped Cotton
Velvet --------------- $3.50
7s4 yards Green Striped Cotton
Velvet ------------- S12
212 yards Silk Brocade SS
ii yards Gray Cotton Whip
cord -.-----. -- $3.50
o12 yards Striped Beige Linen
and Cotton -- S2.65
s yards Gray Cotton Whipcord,
So
71s yards Rust-color Cotton
Whipcord 81
Also several unusual pieces suit
able for wall hangings. Fabrics
that cannot be duplicated.
IL yards Fortuny Print So
3A yards Modern Design Cot
ton --------- ------ 81
IL yards Fortuny Print - 81
1s4 yards Fortuny Print $40
STUDIO OF INTERIOR DECORATING,
SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Dresses, s2'7'

" RTE JJIO una WOTE
40 attractive frocks you can wear right now
Plain colors and prints in black blue, wine
and brown rayon crepe. Sizes for misses
and women.
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Underwear Reduced

Chemises of pure dye silk, sheer trimmed with cotton
lace and ruaes White and black. Size 34 Were s5s5
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - SO 95
Gowns Of pure dye silk satin, trimmed
cotton lace. Tearose and blue. Sizes 80 and
s795 and sl0.95. S595
UNDERWEAR THRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-04-17

of rayon crepe in white, black, blue, green.
Sizes 20, 80, "a and 2o1a. Were t16s5 and
more. Now Ss.s5
3 Dinner and Evening Dresses Of rayon crepe;
with jacket. Black and toast. Sizes 20,
40 and 241a. Were $35 and more. Now S18.7B
10 Dinner and Evening Dresses Of rayon
crepe and silk chiffon, some with jackets.
Black and pastels. Sizes 40 10 a, 201a to
241h. Were $45 and $49.75. Now--s2s
We MEMS FORMAL FASHIONS, Txnp FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Corsettes, s4'9S we,e $50

II Ben JolieS corsettes for the average figure
Cotton and -rayon batiste with cotton lace bras
siere top. Sizes So, 38, SO, 40, AZ, a.
Vassarete Girdles small and large sizes
rayon woven with "Lastex" Were $3.50 Now,
Carter Anmode Stepn Girdes 2s 29 Rayon,
cotton and elastic Talon-fastened Were Now s4s5
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR ..-
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Lacy Rayon Mesh So yard

made to sell for more
300 yards in aover lace effects eyelet and stripe
designs. Navy. black. maize and peach. So and SO
inches wide.
125 yards Silk Noil beige and hyacnth inches
wide. Less than p price. Yard 3Sc
$50 yards Rayon Faile subject to slight mperfections
Lightweight weave, in maize, blue brown and white SO
inches wide. perfect would be higher priced
125 yards Spun Rayon Prints conventional
backgrounds. 80 inches wide. Onehah price and less.
Yard .I9c
2l5 yards Sheer Cotton Swiss novelty prints
floral designs 36 a price Yard
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Honespun Floss
6 balls 81

200 1-ounce balls all-wool Shet-
land floss in green, brown, biege,
blue, orange.
" pairs Pillow Cases of cotton
with stamped cross stitch design
and conventional designs. AK
36. Manufacturers discontinued
patterns ---------pa pair, 75c
IL Rayon Satin Pillows, kapok
filled. Eggshell, peach, rose.
Were $1.15. Now 75c
Model Unbleached Cotton Crib
Spread appliqued in magic tuft
cotton braid. 35x48 inches.
Was SO. Now oW-------- SI.50
Is pieces Needlepoint Design;
finished, only background to be
filled in. 23x23 and 16x21. Were
75c and ST. Now soc
ART NEEDLEwoRK,
SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Furniture Reduced

Wing Chair with reversible down seat cushion Solid
mahogany parts. Natural
Originally S55. s3s.75
Platform Rocker with solid mahogany exposed frame
Green tapestry Originally $50 Now S22.50
Heppewite design half round top 44x22
inches Can be placed together for round table Orig
inally S22.25. Now S125e
Shield back Side Chair allmahogany, blue cotton
try seat cover Originally Sl125 Now w----------- s795
Side Chair light finish with brown simulated leather
--------------
Chppendale design Side Chair mahogany and gum gold
cotton tapestry Originally $40 Now $685.
n-desgn End Commodes, all-walnut with large
Commandment Less than - price Now -- S795
1 Solid Mahogany Dining Room Table with three 12-inch
leaves Double pedestal base with brass feet
Small in top Originally $40. Now,------- $3.50
Modern Console Table with drawer beached solid maple
415x2O1 5-inch top Originally s275O. Now s19.75
1 Solid Maple Welsh Cupboard Top two shelves SO
inches long than 2 price S75e
s. LIVING DINING Room FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR. q.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Millinery Salon Hats

~ Less than " price
10, of fur felt, and wool-and-
rayon; red. wine, gold. beige.
black and light blue; assorted
headsizes in the group.
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-17


Misses Evening Wrops and Joekets Reduced
Wraps of rayon velvet, rayon lame, wool
and velveteen. Jackets of marabou, rayon
lame. rayon crepe, rayon bengaline and wool.
Black, white, pink, purple, red. Sizes IL
to Is
1 Wrap. Less than y price. Now 1913
2 Wraps. Were $22.95. Now---------S $3.50
2 Wraps. Less than "a price. Now $1450
Wraps. Were $2s75 and $39.75. Now $3.50
2 Wraps. Were s3s.75. Now---------s s24
1 Wrap. Was $3975. Now-------S2 S26
2 Wraps. s45 and more. Now S29
6 Jackets Less than u price. Now 1886
S Jackets Less than u price. Now $3.50
4 Jackets. Less than u price. Now---S S775
3 Muffs. Less than " price. Now $7.75
MISSES FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLOOR.
Misses Walnut Room Formal Foshions Reduced
Dinner and Evening Gowns of silk crepe,
rayon metal lace, rayon net and rayon crepe.
Black, gray, rust, blue, pink, copper. Sizes
IL to 18.
Were $75 and more. Now--------S3 $50
2 Less than p price. Now-------------S2s
/ Was $115.
/ Was $195 S86
] Was 1925. sos
1 Mandarin style Evening Wrap Of black
wool with sequin trim. Size IL. Was 1895.
Now
WALNUT ROOM, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Women's and Misses Apparel cebonaly Low Priced
Misses FormaIs Reduced

Misses rayon fabrics in taffeta, lame, crepe,
net, chiffon, jersey, satin and wool crepe.
Blue. beige, green, red black, white and
r,Ilrr,le Sizes 10 tn 14
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Rugs Reduced

3-9x12 Fiber Rugs in discontinued patterns Reversible
Were S139 Now ----. -.--.- $685.
Fiber Rugs in discontinued patterns Reversible
Were S1295 Now --- S895
9x12 Green Soft Tired, fringed all around. Was S4525
Now - -. 49, -- S2975
IS 2x4 Hand Hooked Wool Rugs Were $495 Now S3.65
2xS Hand Hooked Wool Rugs Were $395. Now - S2.75
9x12 Hand Hooked Wool Rugs Discontinued patterns
Were S895O. Now $3.50
fine quality Administer Rug Tone tone pattern
Imperfect display rug Less than price. Now S245o
l Skis Fiber Rug. Was $685. Now S1495
9x16 Rose Quartz BroadIoom. Was 1880 Now S59.75
Rugs. Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Vanities and Mirrors, s227'

Less than n prfCe
8 solid mahogany and 8 solid maple-both groups
in Chppendale design.
Vanity, modern-design nd-fnished solid maple Orig
inallv S35 Now --- ----------- S1975
Vanity Benches 3 solid mahogany 3 solid maple Chip
pendae design. Less than Z price. Now s495
Mirror antique white god-color finish. Orig
inaly $25 So Now S1275
Powder Table upholstered beige satin.
Originally S3O> Now S19.75
SingIesze Spring, figured rayon damask
Originally s39 So Now-.-------- S1975
Boudor Chairs one rose green, light blue Less
than - price Now S12.75
BEDROOM FURNITURE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Women's Formols Reduced

MEMS DREssEs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Juniors Shoes, '37' W. w;,s ;s;s s

80 pairs, in black patent leather and blue calf
Low and medium heels variety of styles but
not each size in every style. Sizes: AAA-51a, 8,
9; A4h, $, sh, 6, 6h, 7, 7h, 8. 8z; B-, 4h.
5, 6H, 7h, 8.
20 pairs Of Infants Shoes Of white caskn
fastened elasczed tops Broken sizes from to g. Were
cH1DRENs AND JUNIORS SHOES SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Pandora Shoes, s5's'

IT ROOM, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Desk Fittings, 65e each

Prfced iOaO for SGVing
u pieces including desk boxes, pads photograph albums
personal files filled writing paper boxes Brown simulated
leather, trimmed with imitation hammered aluminium.
Pen Bases, solid walnut, with perpetual calendar and
two desk pens. Were $5. ----- s2s5
Combination Metal Recipe and Menu Lists. Were
STATIONERY, AIsLEs g. 4, 6, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Little Girls Dresses, ST.

Wsre sI9S
rs Of cotton broadcoth In stripes and prints. Sizes
8 to years
u PArty Dresses Of tsea In peach pink and
Sizes g. Were $3s5.
Long Party Dresses Of tafea in peach, pink and
blue Sizes to years Were s5sS. Now---------e3.sS
JUVENILE APPAREL, FOURTH FLooa.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Girls BIouses, Sis We're ,1s.

40 of cotton broadcloth and pique. White and
white with colored trim. Sizes to 16.
43 Girls and Juvenile Sweaters with long and short sleeves
sleeveless Wool in pasels and dark colors SEes
2 8, 10 to Is. Were s1.95. s11S
rs Teen-age Wool Knit Sweaters cardigan and slpon
styles. Pastes and dark colos Sizes Il to Is. Were
S295. Now
C5RIS SpoArawxlR Founru Ftoom
Evening star., 1941-04-17
RuffIed Cushion-dot Cotton
Marquisette Curtains
specially priced, Ito pair

800 pairs of fine cream-color cotton marquisette.
2 yards long with narrow ruffe, or 2-U6 yards
long with wide rufe. Also pin dot ruff1ed cotton
marqusette curtains; 2-1/6 yards long.
and Various Drapery and Glass Curtain Fabricscottons
and cotton-and-rayon. Reduced 1s y and
so pairs Knitted Gotten Curtains cooru for
Spring and Summer. rs inches long. Specially priced,
Evening star., 1941-05-23
Mrs. Bacon to Speak

Mrs. Robert Low Bacon, local
chairman of the British War Relief
Society, will speak on Radio Station
WWDC at 1915 o'clock tonight for
the society's campaign for hospital
supplies. The program will include
a rebroadcast of remarks by Jean
HerScholt
Evening star., 1941-05-23
GNU. Speakers to Contest

Five students in freshman public
speaking classes at George Wash
ington University will compete at
o'clock tonight in the second Sc
mester portion of the Harry C.
Davis speaking contest in the Hall of
Government
Evening star., 1941-05-23

large number Of peo- a -6o-1a-. o1l
pie over 40 do not get iron and Vita
enough iron to make min BI often
red blood; and they also GauSes the foi-
fail TO get enough vital Low Sitalitv
vitamin B1. Frequent
Az result, these spells Of Ill
folks are in poor health Tirednens
They have too little Palpitation
energy or appetite PaIe cheeKs
They sleep restlessy EEeStdtSS Sleep
and often develop GER diso rders
tain types of nervous neuritis
ness and neuritis. Their Lack OF Vlsor |
shortage OF Vitamin 81 snort oreatn
Indirectly may affect LosS oI appe-
.-Ie suS, nfbar lENRICH con-
.s tainS Iron and
pisaHs INitamin B
Men and women over Try ENRICH
40 can now obtain eX- -'
delicious ENRICH" a new diet-aid which
is helping thousands who formerly felt
played out and tired from insufficient iron
and Vitamin B1 Just to show you how
much iron and Vitamin B1 is in ENRICH
You would have to eat ga pounds OF
seefSteak or lbs OF spinach m ic6 every very Gay TO 10
ONE OUNCE OF ENRICH. And besides you
would have to eat 14 pound bakers yeast
every day to get me SMp Ssm9 1cI YItamln Bl no"
ENRICH tastes good and often produces
an amazing improvement IN short time
Costs but few cents rss day contains n6st nnf no
blacken teeth, Gives satisfaction or money
refunded.
One Bottle. si.:9. ? Bottles, $500.
THE VITA HEALTH FOOD co.
sIe 18th st. CO. essO s04o 14th ST..
Restaurant, ia 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-05-23
New Help for Folks
N ho Need Iron

VINO Feel Old" From Need Of Iron 6
Xitnnnin
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Defense Program Ahead
OF Schedule, Green Says
By the associated Press,

BY the associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 8.-President
William Green Of the American
Federation of Labor asserted last
night that reports from Govern
ment officials prove conclusively
that the national defense program
is now proceeding full blast,
ahead of schedule and beyond all
expectations"
He said he had just given the
A. F. LIS Executive Council infor-
nation from Federal agencies which
should give reinsurance and salts
faction to the American people and
inspire fear in the hearts of those
who menace our freedom. ="
Mr.. Green, in an N. B. c. broad
cast, related that he had a report
from Undersecretary of War Pat
terson, dated July 28, which read
in part:
SO The Army construction pro-
gram = has progressed to the
general satisfaction of the Army
The troop housing program was
accomplished in time to meet the
scheduled arrival of troops and the
munitions plant program has been
prosecuted with such speed that
some of the plants are already in
production
The A. r. L. chief also quoted this
recent report from Secretary of the
Navy Knox:
Il have never seen q higher morale
among shipbuilding workers. Con-
struction going at top speed in
every yard in the Atlantic, Pacific
and the Gulf. They are away ahead
of schedule-about a year ahead"
Evening star., 1941-08-08

United States for the training and
service provided for by the Selective
Training and Service Act of 1910,
shall, in addition to the amounts
otherwise payable to such person
with respect to such training and
service, be entitled to receive the
sum of SIC for each month of such
training and service In the excess
of IL.
The provisions of this section
shall also apply to the Regular
Army and to any enlisted personnel
of the National Guard Of the United
States ordered into the active mill
tary service under the authority
of public resolution No. 96, ap-
proved August ~, 1910, for any
such service 50 rendered by any
such personnel in excess OF IL
months.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Senate Roll Call
Extends SeIectees'
Service 18 Months

Here is the Dots BY Which the
Senate last night approved, IS
to 80, legislation extending TOR
18 months the service periods OF
selectees, National Guardsmen,
Reserpists and Regular enlisted
men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied By Bongard A Co.
Windsor Prices IN cents ci0sing quota
ttons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
rnIEnO CAsH nRAIN

TOLEDO. o., June 7.--(INsl Cast
grain on track:
WHEAT No. red. tl0iTIoiB.
o4Ts-No s y s7sassSe
SOY BEANs-No. Z yellow, Si.22S 2
"a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Active Demand
Sends Wheat
90 New Highs

CHICAGO. June Wheat fu-
lures continued In demand today
and advanced as much as 3xc TO
new seasonal peaks and longer.
July moved up to S1.01h. Prices
at the finish were fractionally on
the highs of the session.
Corn climbed about lc with the
December contract establishing a
new high for the season at TING.
Soy Beans advanced 11ac to &c
before reacting partially near the
close. July climbed to Sl.34 be-
fore falling.
New crop damage reports from
the Southwest wheat areas.
strength in cotton and an official
statement that the government,
for the time being. would keep
wheat taken In on loans off the
market were the underlying influ-
ences in wheat.
Wheat closed PIC TO 3Hc
higher, corn NC to 1hc up. oats
&c to NC higher. rye hc to &c
up and soy beans nc TO 1Ac
higher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Detroit Produce
APPLEs--MichIFan, 7n.ir

ArrLhe-Michlgan, ~ In. minimu m
U. g. No. !. bu. crates unless other~ts,
stated. Northern spyr. si25r15o; Steel,
Reds. si.es.
ADMINISTRATIONS flats, i2.1ss
N.ooo2; dark varieties, 1920. $500
l.so arEs sizes, 7-Ios. sil5Gl.&o.
bEANs-bu. hampers. Mississippi Val
entines. 81 rs ~ So Louisiana, vaisntlnes
q rs few; s2.5o; Bountituls. 81 5og2
entines. ordinary TO fair quality, 81 eof2
CABBAGE - Los Angeles crates, round
Typ; Tennessee. s2.l582.35. pony crates,
CANTALoUPs--sair,o Meats. c,u,or.
MIA, Imperial Valley Jumbo 3ss, and ass
Matso standard ass. ss.5o9s.7o; pony
cARRoTs,.Los Angelo. crates. 9 dor.,
quality. n.ioei2o; poorer, according "a
cHuLIFLowER-pony crates "A, and
lafEsr, Washnston. s1.75a2.
topss inet.,easliy vsshs1, sr,ap-. ;. e. IS,
2 dor., s2.7bn3.5o; Q dor. 50 50; 10 doI.
s3.25 fair quality. 81 so; i2' to xxs,
cUcUMBERs-Field grown bu. baskets.
Florida, fancy. fair condition. 81; choice,
e.m., fancy, saasesso: Og poorer. 'O accord.
Ing 70 condition: low as SOC; choice, fair
condition a. low as soc: large sine sllcsrs.
LETTucE-Io. Angelo. crates. Iceberg.
California salinas, dor.' s5s5Gss6.
8 do,.. .ss.a5 Qs, so; fair quail
ity. IS. asa $50; 4 dos, e5.50de
oNIoNs-New stock. Texas 5o-ib. sacks
U. Q. No. 1, unless otherwise stated, Idaho
ordinary 20 fair condition. 81. o0qa: u. q
No. Crystal White Wax S3d32o; fair
pnIs ss1'i Jumbo ''', ,s'Oa sso,
Y. .. No. ], unless otherwise states. Idaho
Russet Burbanks. s2e54275: Maine. va
rious varieties, 81. IS; Wisconsin Kstah-
dlns. few sales, q: Michigan Russet Rursls
$40 LILO. New stock, Alabama washed
rriumphs. some in cotton SACKS, 1850
2. So California washed Long whites
81 T092.S5; South Carolina unwashed,
Cobblerr, 81 659275
MAToEs--Repseks, 10Th. cartons
medium sire, s1.10G1.15: small sire. csc :
Ohio, dollhouse. s-ib. baskets, mediums.
) .256 l.35; fair condition. 81 rs; large
size. e0c dS1, small size SOLO: original
hugs, Florida, u. 3. No. I, wrapped. mostly
turning. SKIS. s225a2o0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Relates Vices
Of Old World

Princess Amelie Karapow, writ
ing in The American Weekly with
this Sundays issue OF The Detroit
Sunday Times, will continue her
series of articles, Il Watched the
Old World, CrlrltHy.n To. Illustrate
the terrors behind the splendor
and extravaganza of old Russia,
the princess will relate many
astounding n d ent S including
startling revelations about a prince
who made love to a gypsy girl and
was found, one morning, hanged
upside down from a tree, his face
destroyed by ants.
An incident in the article has
been made the basis of a Front
Page Drama broadcast, The
Hand of Vengeance which will
be heard over ID radio stations in
Michigan and Ontario, next
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, the day Of broadcast
differing on various stations, as
shown below:
MICHIGAN
WJBK. Detroit. 2:45 p. m. Sat-
urday; WFDF, Flint, 10 p. m,
Friday; WASH-WOOD. Grand
Rapids, 1870 p. m. Friday; WIBM,
Jackson. 10 p. m, Friday; WIN,
Lansing. 10 p. m, Friday; WKBZ.
Muskegon. 7:45 p. m, Friday;
VICAR, Pontiac, 2:45 p. m, Thurs.
day; WSAM. Saginaw, SIS D. m,
Saturday; WTCM, Traverse City,
tbs p. m, Wednesday.
ONTARIO
CFCO. Chatham. $50 d. m.
Thursday: CKOC, Hamilton, lis
p. m. Saturday; CKCR, Kitchener,
8 p. m, Thursday; CkCO. Ottawa,
els p. m. Friday; Cues, STRAIT.
ford, 7;45 p. m. Friday.
A Front Page Drama is broad
cast each week over the stations
named, the program being inspired
by human interest, material gath
cred by The American Weekly, the
great weekly magazine which
comes with The Detroit Sunday
Times.