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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
NeaIe States
Boards Aims
President Promises
Aggressive Policy

OHush H. Neale, elected presi-
dent Of the Mount Clemens
Board Of Commerce yesterday,
today announced an aggressive
policy aimed at making Mount
Clemens q better place in which
10 live"
Neale's complete statement
1oilows:
n I'VE intend to cooperate with
Selfridge Field in aiding Ma
ton Defense. In this connection,
we hope to promote small in
dustry by securing sub-contracts
for local concerns whose In
creased payrolls will bring
prosperity to our merchants.
"As the attorney for one Of
the city's largest hotels, I be-
heve ] am acquainted with the
needs Of the bathing industry.
The Beard Of Commerce pledges
m aggressive policy designed to
aid that industry during the
coming year.
"The need for city planning
See NEALE-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

Sale Slked
Released

OPropsrty situated IN Warren,
Sterling, Erin and Clinton town
ships and Ia the city q East De-
troit win be offered at auction
Monday when the second Of four
"Scavenger" Tax Salee opens in
the county building: Sale Super
visor Earl Stone announced to-
day.
The sale will be- conducted
daily excepting Saturdays and
Sundays from . am. until noon
and from. I until 8 p.m., Stone
said.
Sale rules are The same that
prevailed . year ago with one
exception which increases
month1y paymsntq On contract
purchasso nom . @, - . 90
minimum. Former oWnory will
b eiven priority rirhtB,
The sche6ulo ~ ~ roannln-
DIR q ~ weok 1o1loyvs:
TuoD1ay, 1Gng1A q, 1o11-Dooh
No. I, pagoo 8 - 3 lncluivg
Lands n Cl1ios q ~. C1enalna
and New Daltimeg4 raoss I
and 8.
Lands IN vilauns = Armada,
New lleysn. Asneey nessville,
~ 0Om DU11 -1nDo .
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

>N~~~. t.nnv.l ArIaev fhaf
sn. o. - s.c;,,t,ss = elf
r;dcs rield ana Fort Gutter
,,ndsr a. n.tion., defense pro-
srsm would nm more than five
million dollars above the orig
inal cost estimates:
Armv offici.ls testifvins be-
fore the HON. annronris lions
.,,h.commitfe~ which cnnsidered
ths fo,,r4h .,,nrI~,nsnfaI nation-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

Eighteen draftees from tn
Mosant Clemens WARREN town
ship area Were % leave OetrUtt
At So. m. today for Camp Gus
ter following m enthusiastic
sender given them last night at
the Cfand Trunk depot.
William Nunneley, leader Of
the group, notified his father b.
v. Nunneley, Mount Clemens IT
torney, that he believed al d
the draftees had passed army
physical examinations. Both the
draftees and Z crowd estimated
at 500 were in Z hilarious mood
as'the train departed at $40 pm.
The spirit was In direct contrast
to the scene Z month ago when
scores Of women wept q their
sons left for army duty.
Alton n. Noe, chairman Of the
local draft board, addressed the
draftees in the station, thank
ing the men for their co-opera-
ton and pointing out that the
entire group had volunteered
for service.
The group spent the night at
the Fort Shelby Hotel In Detroit
and were given their examina-
tons 1t the induction station at
7:30 am. today.
Two other county groups left
Roseville and Romeo this morn
ing for Detroit where they were
indicted.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
Nazis Clamp
Down on Duit|l
Riots Provoke
Military Rule

oAMSTERDAM (via Berlin),
Feb. 26-R-German authori-
ties today imposed military
administration on the province
Of North Holland because Of
strikes and riots in Amsterdam.
The strikers were ordered
back to work by Thursday and
were warned that Imprisonment
and even capital punishment
might follow violations.
The proclamation was issued
ct The Hague by the German
military commander, General
Friedrich Christensen.
II have taken over executive
power for the province Of North
Holland" he said, Tin view Of
the present political situation"
Marching, meetings and dem
onstrations q well . assem-
bling On the streets were for
hidden. Political parties Of Ill
the Netherlands were banned
for activity In the North Hol-
land province. The wearins Of
uniforms or insignia Of any kind
was also banned.
Cases Of violation Of the order
will be handled by military
Bee RlOTS-Rase :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
All County
Bows as Lent
Season Opens

oTwelve Protestant churches
and two Catholic churches today
opened their doors to Mount
Clemens church-goers for the
observance of the first day Of the
penitential season Of Lent.
Special Ash Wednesday SER
vices solemnize one Of the most
sacred periods Of the Christian
year. In most Of the churches
the day will b brought to .
close with evening devotionals.
st. Peters Catholic church
ushered In the Lenten period this
morning with the Blessing end
Distribution of ashes. and also
with 8 and IL o'clock masses.
On Friday, for the 20th con-
secutive year In Mount Clemens.
seven Protestant churches will
unite IA ~ WoGnsp's World Day
u Hrayq 1his yeaf( TIE 0bssEy-
ance, w(eA seGks t6sspresd -
Gospel = the 3ty, viii h I "a
q the Tim Evbneelical chunh
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
Chief o. Staff
Paints Graphic
Defense Scene
Navel Chief Soys
Aid Bill Should Not
Hamper Defense

nWASHrNCTON Feb. 26-(R
0coneress heard today that
General George q Marshall con-
siders an Invasion less imminent
than . wear AGO when. he rid.
this country would have been Ia
an Somewhat helpless ulirht"
had control Of the Atlantic
"nassed To an enemv"
a. ~. co.. .;v,. ~. ,.,,.
-, ' ' ea ~ ~ $3.50
49, s. saI;n. xs,.s-., u..ss.S
~. AZ. a.H;in .sssss ~
S...,~,. -, nsss-s. y.
o - . Sv.s.s ~
; s V v ....1s 49, - 49,; II
-, a.. s s.s.....s ~. = ~ 49,
49, -, -.sS~s-s...,s IA.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
Liquor Sale
Trial is5ef


oThree Warren township resi-
dents face examination before
Justice II TIE Peace Donald J.
Parent March 3 On charges Of IL
Legal POSSESSION and sale Of in
toxicating liquors after the trio
pleaded ipnocent 10 the charges
before Judos Parent 1t = pre-
liminary hearing yesterday If
ternoon. They were released on
800 bonds eoch.
The trio - Edward Gayeski,
Rose Ceyeski and Waiter XVIII
towSki, al q e71l Eost Eight
Mils ruad-Wero arrested IN q
raid upon . tavern a Feb. :
~ state police.
Edward 0eyeokl = charged
with sailing Two SlaGBss q bosr
wlthout . l)Ugnoos while the 9TH
Or Two aro ehoeeod WITH pooDee-
sion q i1les1l liqpioe.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
$4,000 Necessary
to Extend Water Mains
VILLAGE PRESIDENT APPEALS TO
VOL CCT FOR EARkAARkED FUNDS

900, 900 to finance installation Of
drains in defense areas. No
calls have yet BEEN made for
appropriations from this fund.
From this fund, Harper urges
Wolcott to press for . loan Of
$50, 900 to be made without In
terest charge over the period Of
the bond and to be repaid 70 the
federal governments ont Of earn
ings from tho combined sewer
ana water prof 1t ~ Sallsd foe
In the appro1ed bond, foQ1s
Is di6ees S4viKgs u II - Of
$4,000 annually for 35yyears
would BE- gained for RoGeville
under the proposal.
The proposal CONSTITUTES the
first definite demand on the Fed
eral government which has been
made from this severely pressed
area which harbors some Of the
largest industrial defense plants
Of the new program. Several
survey meetings Of interested
parties and officials have not re-
suited In any requests.
Clarifying his point that Rose
VILE has already set up q pro-
gram with complete survey
and installation schedule, Har-
per declared work could be un-
derway within 30 days after
funds were released. He added
further:
"Roseville does not want some
thing for nothing. National De-
tense means National Defense
to US, not . National Grab bag
Roseville wants its drainage and
sewer problem eliminated. Only
one thing Is stopping us and
that Is money. RoSeville could
sell liquidating bonds to cover
the cost Of this project, but why
should Roseville pay interest to
bond holders when there Is IN
appropriation In the National
Defense budget for such prof.
ects % contemplated by the VII
lage Of Rosevillef"
The urgent need Of immediate
action was stressed by Harper
and an offer was made to 60 to
Washington TO meet with VOL
colt and other officials 10 hasten
4 move on the part Of the gov
eminent.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
intangible Tax
Problems DrinQ
Expert 70 City

A. N aid to county resi-
dents puxxlins over require.
lnents Of the newly operative
intangible securities tax law
Harold Lindsey, Mount Glen.
ems city tax assssoors, today m
nos1z,ceA that Harry y. 0Fnen,
Of the State Tax Comnalsoion,
win b present IN Ne city o.
flcs. sixth floor county build-
ine. On Friday 70 adviee pros
'poetfNo taxpayefs.
0tuen, Lindsey aid. vim ~
avu1lAble for public consulta.
tiouD n The City's 6ixth Aoor
ofkIce between IL hours g
3: an. and 40 pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
Air Base Psss5a1l
Alone viii Cost
$I,466t 6I6

detailed, but IN connection
with Selfridge Field, army OH
cials aid e was considered ID
visable TO paint The temporary
buildings 9 . result Of expert
snce lnd with similar bull lno1
not ufiginally protsctsd Acn
weothsr.
m ~ u a. hsat ~ ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
LEN \ vlI1oE novles
q Celd eu1d idvlIy

olGotioa pictures outlining ~
services Nof ths United olntoo
Coost 0uard are schedu1o1 ~
showing q The regular lumehoo0
meeting a. tie Lions club q
0ordon's Grill Thuisday nom.
Ralph Cuyler y H. club
member n charge u IL pro-
8SuAs
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
Nazis Sink Destroyer

oBERl m Feb 26- tAP)-The Germon high commend an
ounced today Nozi speedboot hod sunk British destroyer
off the southeast coost Of Enolond.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
Ell Cleared By Turks

sOEM a. Turkey, Feb 70 tAP)-Britsh Foreign Secre-
tovy n my Eden arrived here at l0:35 am tZ55 am;
EST toSy oboord President nst nonus special tson ana
received al, uproorous welcome from cheering crowd
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
Jams Leave Singapore

oTokYO Feb 26-(AP)-The newspaper Nchi Nehi re-
ported todoy from Singapore ot japanese tom!es had begun
to eove for japan of the tense For Eosen stuo
fion"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
tN7axf Ibsnd i'm France Killed

oeeRilN Feb 26-(AP) - DNb, Official Geuon news
ooecy sod todoy the German novol comoner OF occupied
FToncs No odrol loor Won Arnoud d 10 Persse. 81
wos killed In an accident Feb a..
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

Bul80r0 Dl9cAOse mIsssg
osoFlA euloorio Feb z6-tAP)- 6uIoorion police an
ounced discovery odoy Of plot to blow the Sotio water
works and 10 moks the osr supply unfit tension rose over
lie especsd entry Of Gsrmon troops into the county,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26

New British-SPain Pact Made
otoNDoN Feb 26-tAPl-Bhtoir todoy onncs,csd Q
provisional ooressnt under which SpoIn hos Ponssd 70
restroom from terrifying tire Tonoisr international Zons
Evening star., 1941-07-24

day was released when a larceny
charge against her was nolle pressed
on grounds of mistaken identity.
Fingerprint records from Detroit
showed Miss Joseph had been there
on April IT. the date on which she
was charged with having committed
larceny here.
The Detroit records proved, it
was pointed out, that Miss Joseph
had been mistakenly identified as
the woman who had taken $50 from
a colored woman here on the April
date, after blessing" the money.
Miss Joseph, 1t was said, had been
locked up in Detroit for investiga-
Evening star., 1941-07-24
Criminal Assault Case
Goes to Trial Monduy

James r. Mckenzie, colored, 81.
indicted on two charges of robbery
and one of criminal assault, is
scheduled to 60 on trial Monday In
District Court. This was decided
yesterday afternoon at a conference
OF attorneys and the court.
Mckenzie is charged with enter
Ing cleaning and dyeing establish
ment in the 3400 block of Fourteenth
street, N. w. or June "a and robbing
and criminally attacking a woman
Evening star., 1941-07-24
$l08,07l Bank Assets
Are Sold for $625

AS an aftermath Of Washington's 8
closed bank holiday, Justice Bolitha
J. Laws in District Court yesterday
authorized the sale of bank assets
with q total book value Of $108,-
071.12 to Attorney Rudolph B.
Behrend, for $625.
The jurist signed an order ratify-
ing and confirming the sale which
had been proposed by Justus S.
Wardell, receiver of the Seventh
Evening star., 1941-07-24
Foundations, s4's'
Were $50

IS LeGant, F1exees and Bien
Jolie one-piece foundations.
Cotton -and-rayon batiste with
elastic, and cotton lace tops.
Mostly Talon fastened. Sizes
35. 36, 80, 40, Al and 43.
8 Woodthrop Side-hook Girdles
of Summer cotton mesh with
elastic. Sizes 27, %. 29 and
80. Less than Il price--s1.95
) Larse-size VaSsarettes. Cotton
and-rayon woven with Las
tex yarn. Tearose. Less than
Il price ----------S195
9 Woodthrop Corsettes of light
weight figured cotton and -rayon
batiste and elastic. Cotton lace
tops. Sizes "a. 81, 80. 40, Al
and AZ. Were $3.50. Now S3.95
6 Memo and Warner Pantis
Girdles and GirdIes. Light
weight cotton-and-rayon with
elastic. Sizes as, 2s and small.
Were IS. Now ---S2.95
Ffexees Girtiles, stepin models
with Talon fastener. Cotton
and rayon batiste, down stretch
backs. Sizes 26. ~, 40. 81. 80.
Were $3.50. Now
CoRsrrs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-24

tomorrow at Chambers funeral
home, 140o Chapin street NV. He
will be buried in Ivy Hill Cemetery,
Alexandria, Va.
A native of Fauquier County, Va,
Mr.. Colvin was graduated from the
National University Law School and
was a member of the District Bar
Association. He was postmaster
of the Stansbury Lodge of Masons
Mr.. Colvin is survived by a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Stanley Woodard; four
brothers, Louis, Eppa H., Howard
T. and Farley G. Colvin, and a sis
ter, Miss Julia M. Colvin.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
Juniors Sweaters, is

Were SI.95
45 OF cotton chenille and cotton string knit Pull
over, slide fastened and button styles White pink
and beige Sizes "a to 38
IL Juniors Bathing Suits wool woven with "Iastex" warn
One-pece styles in plain colors figures in red blue
and black. Size 80, Were s4s5. Now-- s2s5
IA Juniors Bouses of rsyon in beige powder
blue. Size 38. Were s3e5. Now----- saes
IL Rayon Jersey Skirts in purple and black checks
or rose and black checks. Sizes II to I5 Were s2e5
Now soar
20 Cotton Twill Suits with long sleeves or short
sleeves and shorts Sizes to Is Were 95 s4s5
Is Dresses of cotton rayon crepe spun rayons some
with jackets some prints some solid coors of navy black
and pastels. Sizes to IT.
5 Were Sl095 and more. Now $50,
20 Were s795 and more Now-- s4e5
JUNIORS APPAREL, FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
1910 SPalding
CoIfCIubs Reduced
also tennis rackefs
and tennis frames

also tennis racRefS
and tennis frames
Is Linerite Irons and Five Put
tiers. Two No. a. one No. 8:
two No. S: two No. 6; two No. 7;
one No. g.. Were $Ss5.
Now wS S2.95
I Ky Laffoon Irons, women's
models. Four No. 4; three No.
9: one No. 7. Were 0.oS.
Now $1.95
2 Kro-flite Irons, women's
models. One No. s and one
No. 8. Less than II price CSC
Ky Laffoon No. 3 Wood,
women. S Was s3.95. Now S2.s5
2 Linerite Woods for men. One
No. 1 and one No. 2. Were
S4.95. Now ow-----S2.e5
2s Spalding Woods, No. 3. Less
than Il price
20-1940 Kro f1ite Ten n Is
Frames. Were $685.. Now S3.95
2 Wilson Tennis Frames. Were
$3.50 Now S3.95
Wilson Mary X. Browne Ten
mis- Frames. Were $3.50. Now
s3.s5
3 Wilson Ellsworth Vines Ten
mis- Frames. Were $3.50. Now
S3.95
% Spalding Tennis Rackets.
Were $3.50. Now S2.25
3 "Lamina" Model Tennis
Rackets. Were s4.e5. Now $3.50
/ LES Stoefen" Arrow Tennis
Racket. Was s3.s5. Now $3.50
l Flowing Ace Tennis Frame.
Less than u price 81
2 Steel Fencing Foils. Less than
II price 81
1 Wire Fencing Mask. Less
than u price 81
Also Garden Furniture Reduced.
THE TOY STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
Luggage Reduced

I Brief Pocket with disappear
ing handles. Talon fastener
closing Black leather-initials:
A. r. G. Was $40. Now $3.50
l Brown Leather Dressing Case.
initiated e. G. B. Was $40.
4~OW St'oV
Smooth Black Leather Brief
Cases. Were, each s12. Now,
1 Lady's Fitted Blue Leather
Case. 8 fittings. Less than u
price. Now ----S19.95
1 Lady's Black Leather Fitted
Case, initiated s. v. NJ. Was
SIS. Now-------S10.s5
2 Black Leather Brief Cases.
Buckle style top. Were SIS.
Now S9.95
LUGGAGE, EIGHTH FLOOR
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
Summer Goats, g
We're SIO.95 and more

is unlined full-length coats in navy, black,
brown, beige and green. Some OF rayon:
some $50 wool and 1870 rabbitshair; some
500 wool and 500 rayon. Sizes IL to 20.
Spring Coats in fitted and box styles. Navy.
black and oatmeal Sizes IL to 16, 20, 40
and A. Were $2975 and more. Now $50
4 Wool Fleece Coats, boy coat style. Nude
coler. Sizes 1s and 20. Were $25. Now Sl6.75
S Wolf-trimmed Coats and 3-piece Suits.
fitted and box styles. Natural plaid and
rose. Sizes II. IA, Is, 20. Were s45. Now $2s
CoArs AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
Womens and Misses APPAREL eptionaly Low Priced
Furs Reduced

Gray Kidskin Goats. Sizes II and l6 Less
than n price
/ Black-dyed Persian Paw 32-inch Jacket.
Size 16. Was SITS. Now----S12 SIPS
Black-dyed Kidskin Coats. Sizes IS and Is.
Were 500 and more. Now---$695 so
1 Mink dyed Muskrat Coat and Muff. Size
IL Was SITS S129
2 Mink-dyed Muskrat 32-inch Jackets. Sizes
IL and Is. Were SITS. Now S119
1 Black dyed Kidskin Coat. Size a. Less
than u price $9S
l Gray Caracul Paw 32-inch Jacket. Size 12
Was $110. SIS
1 Silver Fox Jacket. Size Is. Was 1895.
NOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
5 Silver Fox Jackets Sizes IA and 16. Were
FUR SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
BroadIoom Rugs Reduced

Wool broadlooms.
12x52 Brown Broadoom. II price. Now--S1ss5
! 9x44 Broadoom. Was S2925 NOW S1675
/ ssx5s Antique Mahogany Broadloom. Less than Il
price. Now SlS.75
l 9x50 Tan Broadloom. Was s475o Now-------s $3.50
Broadeem. Was s82.25. Now $3.50
44x66 Burgundy BroadloOm Was $3.50. Now SASS
ex6s Brown Broadloom Was s4550. Now------s2950
12x7e Green Broadloom. Was s55- Nows s4s5o .
9Yl2 Blue BrOadIOOm Was 5000, N0W.----.----sSs5o
l5xI5 BroadIoom. Less than y price. $3.50
/ 15x14.2 Broadoom Was S12150. $3.50
/ Broadloom. Was S38. Now CONGRATULATIONS $3.50
Taupe Broadloom Was s9460. Now $3.50
sx169 Antique Maple Broadoom. Was sll5 Nows $3.50
sx15s Tone Broadloom Was so Now
$3.50
Samples 27x36 Wool Carpetng discontinued Less than
u nrce Now ------------- S195
1. Samples 27x54 Wool Carpeting; discontinued Less than
II price. Now w---------------------------
RUGS F1ooRcovER1Nes, SIXTH FLOOR. ana
Evening star., 1941-07-24
ToIe Gifts Reduced

Tole with q laurel leaf design
In choice of colors-green, dark
red, dark blue or black.
8 Footed Fruit Dishes, IL inch
diameter. Were 81. Now S2.65
3 Footed Flower Bowls, Is inch
diameter. Were S.. Now S3.25
10 I7-inch Piatters with cheese
board and cover. Were IS.
Now S3.25
6 pairs S-inch Candlesticks.
Were $3.50. Now SO
IL Vases, Q inches tall. Were
81 Now S2.65
Z Double deck Trays with han
die. Were IS. Now S325
GTr SHOP, SEvENrH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
Admitted to Annapolis

Joseph M. Snyder, jr., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. M. Snyder, Of l6 Lam
hardt road, University Park, Md,
has been admitted to the United
States Naval Academy as member
of the class of 1945. Mr.. Snyder
was graduated from Mckinley High
School in 1910, and last winter at
tended the University of Maryland
college of engineering,
Evening star., 1941-07-24
Housewares Reduced

3 Mechanical Metal Hand Mix
ers. Less than u price CSC
Sissling Steak Platters, alum
mum with wooden handles.
Were $4.95. Now sass
1 Curtain Stretcher, 5 by 8 feet.
Was So. Now $1.50
Universal Electric Two-slice
Toaster. Was $4.95. Now S2.S5
. Double door Utility Cabinets.
metal. Were ss.s5. Now $4.s5
1 Metal Utility Cabinet. Was
$5.95. Now S3.95
l Metal Broom Cabinet. Was
$5.96. Now ---$3 $3.95
2 Double door Utility Cabinets.
metal. Were $685.. Now $3.95
l Metal Wall Cabinet. Was
$585. Now ------$3.95
5 Metal Utility Cabinets. Were
$4.95. Now ---------- $2.95
6 Metal Vegetable Cabinets, two
white and four green. Were
S2.95. Now ------------$l.50
l Metal Wall Cabinet, ivory
color. Was $3.50. Now S2.25
/ York Air Conditioner for any
average room or Office. Price
does not include installation.
Was $149.50. Now --- S87
. Folding Ioning Boards. Were
$2.49. Now ------- $1.25
3 Work-safe Ladders, slightly
imperfect. Were $2s5. Now S1.50
/ Double Door Metal Wardrobe.
Less than II price ce--$4.95
1 Folding Ironing Board with
cover and electric cord. Was
S2.75. Now S150
: Folding Ironing Boards. Were
$3.50. Now -----Sl.25
1 Folding Ironing Board. Was
$2e5. Now - $3.50
HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH FLooR-
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
Mesh Curtains
Special. pair s.

1sO pairs colorful rayon-and-
cotton curtains knitted in a
cool. open mesh. Two-tone and
multi -colors. rs inches long.
100 pairs Ruffied Dotted Cotton
Marquisette Curtains. Cream
color. 2As yards long. Special,
pair ------I.19
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIEs,
SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
Eaton's Shadonet
Writing Paper, 68s
Vas 81

100 boxes paper in gray or blue.
so single sheets, so envelopes.
8 Walnut Fountain Pen Bases
with Sessions clock and two
Wasp pens. One has an electric
clock, one an eight-day move
ment, one a 24-hour movement.
Were SIS. Now s2.95 complete
3 Leather Wastebaskets with
gold-color tooling. One round
blue alligator-grained leather:
two oval London tan smooth
grained leather. Slightly dam
aged. Were S3.75. Now S2.65
STATIONERY, AISLE 2, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
Bathing Suits, '2's'
Were s495 and more

rs Of cotton and -rayon woven with "Lastex"
yarn In dressmaker styles, pastel colors
Sizes l2>to 20.
IL All-wool Tweed Jackets in blue gray and
yellow. Sizes IL to 40. Were 1885 and
more Now $3.50
6 Rayon Coat Dresses in blue, and brown.
Sizes II to 1s. Were $55 and $59.50
80 Rayou Sports Dresses in prints and plain
colors Of green, blue, white, pink and aqua.
Sizes IL to 20. Were $2975. Now-----S1
IL Jacket Dresses or rayon -and-rabbits hair
wool in beige, coral rose, blue. Sizes IL to
30. Were $13e5.
SPORTSMAN, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
Lamps and Shades Reduced

Indirect Bridge Lamps bronzepaed metal with peated
eoldcoor rayon shades and threeway bulb Were s2oo
Sor -------- ss.9s
Swing arm Bridge Lamps, bronze plated metal with
beige pleaed rayon shade. Were s1450. Now----S895
Blue Pottery Table Lamp with fovered white paper
-.ada was % 5o Now 81. so
Floor style Hurricane Candlescks for porch or garden
vauor, Were e Now S2.e5
1 Wrought Iron Floor Lamp with adjustable arm. Was
"a sn Now So 50
All slightly soiled damaged
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
Women's Jacket Dresses

Is Bemberg Print Dresses with white back
grounds and rayon semi-htted jackets in
black, navy or blue to match the print Of
the frocks. With this group also few
rayon Shantung weave print Jacket dresses.
Sizes 1917 to 221z. Were $13.s5. Now--$s.45
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FLooR.
Evening star., 1941-07-24

Street Savings Bank. The assets
comprised notes and other COM
mercial paper Of the bank.
The deputy controller Of the cur.
rency authorized the sale, II con.
| f1rmed by the court.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
School for Stote Police

BALTIMORE, July "A [P).-Pre-
paratory to entering the State police
force as patrolmen, newly created
rank, "a men will report August /
at Pikesville armory for . two
month training course.
The men, named by Col. Beverly
Ober, department head, include
Charles L. Andrews, Indianhead.
and Leslie B. Thompson, Rockville.