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Infants Wear

-Rav0n Panties, Cotton Pam
ties, Slips, Infants Shirts and
Vests. Were soc to Csc 29c
-Rayon Panties. Cotton Slips
and Panties. Broken sizes. 2
to IA. Were 79c to 81 42c
Cotton Slips. Rayon Pa
jamas, Slips. TOYS and In
fants' BOnnets. We're Sl.69 to
$3.50 ------------- Sac
-Jr. Girls Rayon Slips. Ad-
Unstable shoulder straps. Bro
ken sizes IS to IT. Were
s1.19 ----------------57 Sic
Cotton Polo Shirts. Stripes
and solid colors. Sizes 2 to 8.
Were 39c Csc
Cotton Corduroy Overalls.
Pastels and dark tones. Sizes
2 to 8. Were 69c ------- SOC
Tots Wool Skirts. Solid COL
ors and plaids. Broken sizes
l to 6x. Were s1.99- 99c
Wool and Cotton Shirts.
Solid colors and plaids. Sizes
S to 6. Were 81 - SOC
Infants and Tots Wool
Headwear. Were 39c to soc
ca. ---- ------- lee
Wool Bathrobes. Solid COL
ors. Sizes to 6. Were Sl.99
to s3.99 1900 99c to S1.99
Wool and Wool Top Fleece
Snow Suits. 1-pc. style, cap
to match. Sizes l and 2. Were
S4.99 and $500 81 .88
Wool Top Fleece Snow Suits.
1-pc. style, cap to match.
Sizes / and 2. Were
S3.99 ----L-- Isl. 100
-3-Pc. Coat Sets. Wool top
fleece coat, leggings and cap.
Broken sizes l to 4. Were
$500 ---------- S2.99
Kann'SFourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Art Goods

Odd Lot of Crochet Cotton
and Yarn. Assorted colors.
Were 25c to soc skein---10c
-Rayon Pillows. Assorted
colors. Were SEC -49c
-I-Ounce Balls of Wool or
Wool and Rayon Yarn. As
sorted colors. Were 25c
ball ------------l lOc
III Ounce Skeins German
town Wool. Assorted colors.
Were 39c skein --------l9c
Stamped Pieces-cotton tow
els. rayon cover, cotton crib
cover, laundry bag, linen lunch
set. Were soc TO Sl.29
each -------------29c
Kann'S-Fourth Floor.
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Stationery

SO Deep Simulated Crystal
Ash Trays. Were soc ---39c
500 White Writing Tablets
and Matching Envelopes.
Closeout --------5c ca.
-25 Matching Cigarette Sim
ulated Crystal Box and 4 Ash
Trays. Were 81 set Sc
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Better Dresses

-25 Daytime Dresses. Plain
rayon sheers and ra"on prints.
Sizes for misses and women.
Were $16.e5 to $500 5000
Is Daytime Dresses. Sizes
for misses and women. Were
$1O.95 to $685. ~ $500
-3S Spring Dresses. Red
ingotes, jacket dresses, basic
styles. Tailored and dressy
models. Sizes for misses and
women. Navy blue and black.
Were s14.95 to sl9.95 SS.48
-22 Costume Dresses. Sheer
wool coats with rayon crepe
dresses. Long or short coats.
Navy, blue, black and colors.
Sizes II TO 20. Were S25 to
$29.95 ------- $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Umbrellas

a WOmen's 16-Rib Ray0n
Umbrellas and l W0man's To-
Rib Oil Silk Umbrella. Were
81 10
$ Women's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were SO 81. 50
. W0men's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were 81 S2.19
Il W0man's 16-Rib Ray0n
Umbrella. Was SIS - S2.75
Il Woman's 16-Rib Silk Um-
brella. Was s6-------S So. SO
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Necktcear

$50 Pieces of Crisp New
Neckwear! Pi1ue. organdy and
eyelet batlste. White, pink,
blue. maize. Were 81 69c
is Rayon Crepe BIouses.
White. beige. pink and maize.
Sizes 80 to 40. Were $2.95,
S1.95
Karn's-Street Floor.
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Notions

IS Roman Stripe Knitting
Bags. Were 81 -.- 50c
Silk Back Sanitary Aprons.
Were 5sc Csc
Glove, Handkerchief and
Hose Trays. Assorted colors.
Choice - 19c
Sea Grasse Sewing Baskets.
Were soc and 6sc-- 39c
Pot Holders Sets. were soc;
Hollywood Trouser Hangers,
were SOC 35c
Small Lot Rubber House
Aprons. Assorted colors. Were
soc -- 29c
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HandkerchicfS

so WOmen's Linen-and-CO
ton Handkerchiefs. white or
cOlors on white. Were 81 LOO,
55c or 2 for S1.00
--a6 Women's Hand Rolled
Linen Prints. Were 25c 14c
$50 Mems Hand-Initialed
Linen Corded Border Hand
kerchiefs, not all initials. Were
35c -----.------ Csc
Kann'S-Street Floor.
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DOineSficS

Il Rayon Taffeta Bed
spread. Twin size. Peach only.
Was 1896 -S SLAB
Il Rayon Taffeta Dressing
Table Skirt. Was Sl95 75c
3 Cotton Coverlet Bed
spreads. Double size. Blue
ana lavender. Were s129.
94c
5 Cannon Sheet Sets. Twin
and double sizes. Were $3.50
and 1895 S2.25 and S2.65
4 Mattress Covers. Soiled.
Full and twin sizes. Were
S1.29 and S1.59 --- 84c
~ 72xIOS Merit Sheets.
Seconds of Pacific heavy mus
lin sheets. First quality price,
s13s ------- 94c
-4S SIx99" Merit Sheets.
Seconds of Pacific heavy mus
lin sheets. First quality price.
S139 -- --.----.. ----- 94c
-18 8IxI08' Merit Sheets.
Seconds Of Pacific heavy mus
lin sheets. First quality price,
s14s ------S1.04
SO 45x36" Cases. Merit
brand seconds of Pacific heavy
muslin. First quality price.
35c ------------25c ca.
Kann's+Street Floor.
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Underirear

-9S Odds and Ends of Higher
priced indies, rayon floral
prints. rayon combinations,
rayon taffeta skirts 25c
Odd Lots of indies and
Bandeaux -1 10c
-33 Knitted Rayon Petit
codts --------------- NC
40 Knit Cotton Gowns 33c
5 Rayon and Lastex GndIes,
were 81 100; 2 Rayon and has
tex Girdles, were SIPS 19c
--62 Rayon' Run-Proof indies,
lace trimmed; Rayon Gowns,
ACC
Kann's-Street Floor.
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TOiIefries

5000 Bars Assorted Soaps.
Baby CASTLE, buttermilk, oat-
meal, cold cream, etc. Choice,
Sc
PAL Sanettes Cleansing lis
sues. Box of 1870 sheets 7c
-1S0 Pierre L'vergne Per-
fumes. S fragrances. 25c
size ---------1O 1Oc
-S3 Assorted Toothbrushes.
Were zoe to 40c,
12c or 2 for 21c
Us Assorted Bath Powders.
Gardenia, Jasmin, Lavender,
Bouquet, etc. Were SOC and
soc 29c
81 Fioret Perfumes. Apple
Blossom, Chose Promise, Gar
denia, Sweet Pea. Were
81 --------------49c
-S5 Novelty Powder Puff
Pkgs. Grand for bridge prizes
and gifts. Were Soc Csc
So Prs. Rubber Gloves. Sizes
Z TO 8 lZc
-103 La Jeunesse Face Pow
ders. Three shades. Were
81 --------17c
I'll Lady Lillian Nail Polish.
9 shades. Choice L------ &c
--131 Gamma Walska Face
Powders. 3 shades. Were
soc &c
"a Isabey Lip~ticks- Rasp-
berry, medium. red rose. Were
leg Hostess Dishes - &c
as Boxes Rough-cut Soap.
Is cakes In box. Were 4sc. 29c
--5s Iotus DE Lake Sanitary
Napkins. Box Of II. Were
ise .-...-.-- 2 for 23c
kann's-street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-10

Z.2 friday BARGAINS
LeafheruOOdS

Us Imitation Leather and
Fabric Bags, shopworn. Were
Sl.00 --29 29c
SO Genuine Leather Bags,
shopworn. Were $500 19c
rs Ladies' Belts. Were Sl.00
2 for S1.O0
-25 Genuine Leather Bags.
Were $500 $500
5 Genuine Leather Bags.
Were $500 --------- S3. 90
so Genuine Leather Bill
folds. Were $l.00 ---- ACC
-Sl.50 Straw Bags. Were
Sl.00 --------------69 Soc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Lingerie

Silk Gowns and Slips. hand
detailed. soiled. Were
S5.95 ---- S3.97
-RayOn Gowns and Slips, bro
ken sizes. Were $500 Sl.99
Silk Slips, hand-detailed,
soiled Were 1895 S297
Cotton Slips, broken sizes.
Were soc and soc 39c
-Rayon Crepe and Rayon
Satin Slips. Were $500 S1.39
-Rayon Satin, Rayon Crepe
Gowns and Slips, Rayon Taf-
feta Slips and Pettieoats. Cot
ton Gowns. Robes and Pa
jamas. Were s1.59 and
$500 - - QQc
Hostess Robes. Were s5.95
and $3.50 - S3.97
Hostess Robes. Were $685.
$5.95 - 60 OF
Cotton Housecoats, Upper
and wraps -------- S1.49
Brushed Rayon Bedjackets.
Were s1.95 -- S1.00
Kann's-Second Floor.
Rugs
40 Yards Fibre Carpet, 221a
inches wide. Was S9c
yd. Observation-Disclosures 69c
-l50 So. Yds. Inlaid Limo
leum Remnants. Were S1.59
to $l75 50. yd.------ X9c
go Carpet Samples, 27x27".
We're $1.95 - 29c
10 Reversible Chenille Rugs,
soiled, 24x48. Were sl69, 99c
5 Fibre and Sisal Rugs, 3x6,
soiled. Were $3.95-- S159
IS Cotton Oriental Type
Rugs, 27x54. Were $2.95,
S1.95
Il Oval Ridgwool Rug, 24x48.
Was s459. Soiled S1.99
S FeItbase Rugs, 9x12. Were
$495 ---------S2.8 .88
. Oval RidgwooI Rugs, 3x5,
soiled. Were S8.95 S399
3 Reversible Fibre Rugs,
9x12. Were S1395 S6.99
p Crex De Luxe, 9x12. Were
$16.s5 --------- S10.95
, Reversible Wool Chenille
Rugs, 9x12. Were S24.95.
S17.95
Il Broadl00m Rug, 7.6x9.
Were 1895 ---------S S19.95
is 9xs4" Rubber Stair Pads.
Were 59c ---------- Csc
a 7.6x9 Felt Base Second
Rugs. Were 1895 ----S1.99
Il Chinese Rug, 9x12. Was
$4,000 --S S18o so
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Wash FrOckS
GIOreS

--af Prs. Pull-On Gloves,
longer length, black and COL
ors. Sizes 6-712. Were S1.00
pr. 13c
al Prs. Pull-on Cape and
Doeskin finished Sheepskin
Gloves, black and white. Sizes
Ga and 6l2. Were S1.98-
s295 pr. .-------- S1.49
-S4 Prs. Pull-on Capeskin
Gloves, green. Sizes 5A-7.
Were Sl.39 pr. 69c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Hosiery

81 Prs. Boys Knicker Socks;
also Girls &i-Length Socks.
Were 29c -17c
-42 Prs. Women's 1907 Pure
Wool Anklets, broken sizes and
colors. Were 59c 39c
SO Prs. Plain Color AnkIets,
assor ted colors. broken sizes;
also Half Socks. Were 25c.
lac
-I66 Prs. Chiffon Hose, busi-
ness sheer weight, Isle foot.
Were soc ---------39 zoe
-42 Prs. Short-length Chif-
fons, 3 and 4 thread, irregu-
lars ---39 39c
-9S Prs. Women's Silk-and- =
Wool Anklets, 5 colors. Were
SOC c--------------29c
-lZ0 Prs. Burs0n Silk-and-
Wool Hose. Were s1.15- 69c
is Prs. Budget Hose. odds
and ends of winter colors 49c
So Prs. Radmoor Hose, odds
and ends. Were 89c- 69c
-128 Prs. Inside Out Stock
ings, 3-thread all silk. irreg-
ulars of 79c grade 2 prs. 81
-166 Prs. Children's Ankle
Socks, cotton and rayon, sec
onds of 15c and Csc grades, 7c
--36 Prs. Nylon Hose, off black
shade, irregulars of $3.50
grade NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 89c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Closets and
WardrObeS

Ia DoubIe-door Metal Ward
robe Closets. As is. Were
1895 ------------S S4.98
Il DoubIe-door Metal Chif-
ferobe Closet. AS is. Was
$l2.s5 s5------------S9.95
Il Large Single door Metal
Wardrobe Closet. As is. Was
$6.98 -----------S4 a.
Il Double door Metal Ward
robe Closet. As is. Was
1896 S6,95
Il Double door Metal Ward
robe Closet. As is. Was
1895 - -------S ST.. 90
5 66-Inch Metal Utility
Closets, as is, We're $5.98: IL
Stainless Porcelain Top Kitch-
en- Tables, seconds, were
. Combination Metal Broom
ard Utility Closets. As is.
Were S7.95 ----- S5.55
Il 36-Inch Width Double
door Metal Utility Closet. AS
is. Was $15.95 ---- S1l,95
Il 66-Inch Metal Broom
Closet. as is. was $3.50; l Dou-
bic door Metal Wall Cabinet,
as is, was $549 -- S3.49
. Porcelain Top Metal Cab
met Bases. As is. Were
s5s8 -----------.----S3 S3.79
Il Metal Droplesf Tables,
we're sS.ss; J Metal Utility
Tables with electric outlet.
were t3+s ------- S1.99
KAnn's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Gas Ranges
Linens

20 Cotton and Linen Mixed
Toweling Pieces. lloyd.
piece Observation-Disclosures CSC
SO Printed Cotton Table
Cloths. so" size. Seconds of
soc grades ----------3 39c
10 5-Pc. Cotton Bridge Sets.
Were 81 set --- 69c
-I2 9-Pc. Colored Border
Cotton and Rayon Sets. Soiled.
58x7S" cloth. Were $3.50
set -- ------ S1.89
10 S-Pc. initiated Plastic
Table Mat Sets. Were
$l.s5 ---~---- S1.19
Kann's-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1941-04-10
FURNITURE Floor Samples
"a to 10 OEF

. 5-Pc. Chrome ePated Dnette Set Was S34.s5 $500
Q Porcelain Top Breakfast Sets Were $3.50 S19.95
. 3-Pc. Maple Living Room Set. Was S34.9 S2250
Q Maple Platform Rockers Were S14.95--------$995
. Metal Bridge Sets. Were $I2.95 -----------S79S
. 4Tit-Top Card Tables. Were s34s------------slss
. Tlt-Top Card Tables Were $5.95 S2.98
0 l Maple Arm Chair Was $1995 -------------S12 S12.95
. l Extension Console Table Was $3.50 -------$l750
Q Round Top Occasional Tables. Were $10s5--- S545
Q 1 Governor Winthrop Secretary Was S4s.50---s33o0
Q l Two-Tier Table. Mahogany. Was Sl2.45-----$s.
. IL Solid Walnut Top Lamp Tables. Were IS - $3.50
o 1 Duncan Phyfe Drop-Leaf Table. Was $lssS sl2ss
. Duncan Phyfe Drop-Leaf Table. Was $l5ss- $s.sS
Finished Open Front Bookcases. Were S5.95- $2ss
. 1 Maple 6-Cushion Settee Was S35 -------- S225e
. | Maple Childs Youth Bed. Was $3.50 SASS
o Waxed Birch Ckiid's Youth Bed. Was S16sS Ssss
0 Outdoor Chaise Lounge Chair. Was SASS -- Ssss
. Maple Finished Tea Cart Was S.ss sess
Q Walnut Finished Students Desks Were W.ss ssss
Q 4 Upholstered Seat Chairs Were ssss Nm
0 4 Double Glass Door bookcases. Were tifS mes
Kann's-Fourh Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
SiLcprtrurp

-Tarnish- proof Flannel Rolls.
Were SOC ------- --- 39c
-Tarnish proof Silver Chests.
Were S1.99 and S2.98. Slightly
imperfect - S1.19
Round Chrome plated Serv-
ing Trays. Slightly SCARED.
We're 81 ----4 400
-Small-size Silver plated Salt
and Peppers. Were 3ec
Chrome and Glass Revolv-
ing Cake Plates. Were
Sl.49 ------.--- 81 IN
- Doz. Butter Spreaders.
Holmes e. Edwards Charm
pattern. Discontinued. Were
Sl2 doZ. S6 OO
, Salesman Sample Sets.
Silver-plated tableware. Serv-
ice for s. Marred IS. .9S
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-10
Trimmings

Is Spring Fur Collars, as
sorted furs in beige and grey.
Were S5.95 ------S $3.50
Buckles. Clips and Pins in
cnlored stones and metal.
Were 35c to sl.9S 18c-99c
Kann'-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-04-10

Q 2I Shirts Drawers and Union Suits part wool and
cotton. Were 81 so to $3.50. Each 49c
Q Mems Tie and Handkerchief Sets. Were S1o0 49c
Q s6 Mems s100 Ties, dark patterns; discontinued
Pajamas. Were S2.50
o Knitted Pa ajamas. Were S1.95 94c
Q Suede Jackets. Were S595
0 Is Washable Robes Were Sl95 ---------------Sl0O
0 Cotton Sport Hats Were $IO9
0 An-Woo Caps. Were S1.25 sac
0 Pair Wool Gloves. Were S1.65 -------------- I4c
So Mems 69c Rayon, Gripper Fastener Shorts Sizes
80 SO. "a only ------------ 29c
Q a6 Mems s2s5 and s395 Sport Sweaters -----sI.3s
l Sport Shirt Was $500 ---------------- SIC
IL Mems S895 Suede and Cape Jackets -------$5.O0
Cotton Flannel Sport Shirts. Were 81 90 29c
0 l Tie and Handkerchief Set. Was see Soc
0 81 Mems 79c Sport Shirts soiled 39c
0 Rayon Shorts and Shirts; soiIed. Were SOC and
15c ---------- 2ec
Tan Silk Shirt. size 14l2. Was $500 --------s2.19
Bow Ties Were soc ------------------------- sc
l Mems SI.00 Suspenders Soc
/ Sweater; soed $2.54
Q 81 Mems $139 to S1.65 Pajamas, broken Sizes
mussed ------ 92c
. IL Pairs Mems 81 s5 and s3s5 Gloves faded in win
KannS-Mens Store-Street Floor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

often si,e. results In most eases where
other treatments have failed. Including
sinus. Iunnbsgo, neuritis, bronchial catarrh.
common colds. muscular and Joint com
plants, and other acute chronic diseases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

which swept away so many men
that the government had to en-
large the crematories which burned
the remains.
over a temporary period, Of
course. Hitler will need the labor
OF many slaves in Europe. Since
1899. great numbers Of conquered
Poles. as we'll as Czechs, French
men. Belgians. Danes, Norwegians,
and Dutch. have been taken from
their homes, sometimes voluntar-
lily by the promise Of food, some
times under compulsion, and put
10 work in the German industrial
and transportation industries
No doubt certain number Of
British can he used, although their
usefulness may he more limited
than that of less obstinate peoples.
l fully believe that, If Hitler wins,
the arrest and incarceration of
leading persons in Britain and the
use Of considerable numbers of
British as slaves on the continent
viii leave i'm the British Isles only
a small population made up mostly
Of agricultural laborers, and A
small number Of industrial work
ingmen, for example. in sbipyards,
"A population Wholly unable 10
maintain the continuity Of British
policy and British culture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

placed in concentration camps. the
Nazis were willing. Of course, 10
ransom the wealthy. But the bulk
of the Jews taken in this raid
were poor. No matter what pres
sure was applied, no funds were
forthcoming.
Under these circumstances, II
would never do 10 turn them loose
in Germany. II would spoil the
future market for Jews 10 let
them go unransomed. The Nazis
apparently hesitated AT mass exc
cutions, but found a way out of
this dilemma.
The Jews were lightly dressed,
usually only in whatever they
wore when captured, often only
their pajamaS. They were given
hard, outdoor work 10 do for long
hours. then forced 10 sleep on the
ground or on beds of straw in par
italy open shelters, without AIDE
Iquate bedcoverinG. The natural
result OF this was pneumonia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
FRIDAY AFTERNOON

~ 90 noon
VJR-1lfe BesutifulD
WV Bouquet Pros NJ.
CkLW Views Acct
VICAR eWs.T.
WNYZ News Acct.
WlLR-NeVF Music
WEXL-HawaIian Melodies
WIBK-Nams the Sons
W45D C0nwebs. CabenZah
IgI5 r. NJ.
WJR-Noman in WHITE ID.
WWJ-JuIa Baked.
CKLW Dance Rhythms-M
WCAR-Luncheon ClUb-A.
WHY Farm news
Walf1 Time NJ
WJBk Frankie Masters-A
Wi5D-Women IN Action-1
- 20 =. "
WIR-Hsppiness Right-D.
WWJ-Lee smits-T
CKIW Ftt Page Farrell.
wCAR-Man on STREET..
WY Mid -day melodies
WJLB-petroiterS speak T
WExT NewsCsst
WJBK-LuncheOn melodies
WaaD MelouiC fantasy NJ
t2.t5 y. NJ.
WJR-Rosd ~ Life y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
No Room for BIRTHS
In Hitler S Europe

Hitler could have no place in
his new European order for the
British people. They have had too
long an experience Of freedom.
They have too much latent energy
and ability. They are TOO proud 10
make good slaves The only posi-
bic solution which II itler can
accept would be that All that rep
resents ability and leadership must
be snuffed out.
This is so essential and can he
so easy. 1t will not be necessary
TO occupy all Of the British Isles.
but only TO conquer or destroy the
British feet and then control the
seas 10 reduce the population OF
Britain in a short time to manage
able limits.
Consider the method which Hit
Ter used 10 cut down the number
of some of his enemies on the
continent. In November. 1898,
W h en- 10000 Jewish men were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
British viii Fight
il Isles Are Taken

A treaty Of peace with Britain
seems unlikely For one thing. the
British will fight on even if the
British Isles are taken. II is GER
IAN that Canada would he pro-
tecied by the United States, that
resistance 10 Hitler would con-
tinue there. Undoubtedly. many
persons would get away TO carry
on the fight from a new overseas
base.
However II would not matter
much 10 Hitler II a certain num-
Der Of the British did escape and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
What S on the Air
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

WCAR-News-T.
WxYZ-Homs OF Bravs-D.
WJLR-Nsws. HitsN.
WEXL-Musical PROGRAM.
W1BK-News and music.
W46D-For Dancers-A.
NteD-Concerto-A.
ans r. ".
NiR To ne snnounced
CKLW Teddy Powsll-M.
WCAR-Lets Go Out-M.
WxYZ-Portia Faces Life.
WFxI-Help Wanted.n
NJBK-Children's Ht.-V.
$50 r. ".
WJR-Ths o'Nsnls-D.
CKLW-Conga Rhumhs N
MXYZ-We the Abbous u
wJLB--Jr. showhoat-M
NEXl,-Musical program.
W45D-For Dancers-M.
4iis Y. NJ.
NJR Just Entertainment.
NCAR-Rhythmic Ags-M.
WXYZ-News Acct.
500 y. NJ.
--Musics
WWJ Piccsdllly THO.
CkLW-NsUs Acct
WCAR-News Hits-M.
WXYZ-Show World-T.
WJLR-News; music.
WEXL- Rhythm Rhapsody
WIRK News Acct
W4sD-3 suns Trio-M.
W4qD Mals quartet.
Sis Y. ".
WIZ With Bob Edgs-r.
CKLW-Turf Club-T.
WCAR-H ollyvood-V
WXYZ--B. Shaver; scores.
WJBK-Populsr Rhythms
N4eD-singins strings-M
$50 r. VI.
NJR-Melo hmm
WWl-M ti=teAffF@fFaF4f-
CKLW Baseball scores
VICAR MNstery melodies.
VXYZ-Harold True-T.
WJLR supper melodies
WE%L Design FOR Dance
N4SD-- Brad REYNOLDS N,
WiqD--Populsr music.
s:t5 r. ".
WJR-World Today-T.
WWJ-Lowell Thomas-T.
CKLW-Jose Rossdo-M.
WCAR-Streamline sports
WNYzr-~supper Melodies.
WJPK John Gart-M
N4S- D-Concert Gems-M.
Mf4nn Nana
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Al Capone Again
.TrdiIed by UnoIe Sam

1 CHICAGO. sept 4 ms
Mr. WhivkTrS- was on the trail al
al Capone again today.
Uncle Sam. In the person Of the
spirits division % the office Of the
attorney genera OF the United
States sought the hfrx fellow
and - of his principal satellites
IN connection with a $500 600 TAX
sun charging they manufactured
and removed for sale and con-
sumption ia SoA p barrels Of boot
log beer during tho period from
.Jan. &. 1921. 20 May J. 1882, when
beer was made legal again.
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carried on the war from another
base. They could hardly operate
effectively around the British Isles
and draw their fuel and supplies
from across the Atlantic. A food
blockade of the British Isles could
then be effected, whether some Of
the British battleships escaped to
Canada or not.
The fall of Britain also means
the end Of the Atlantic blockade.
Within a few weeks German ships
could put 10 sea in every direction
10 bring in vital materials which
are now desperately missed, 10
carry Nazi emiSSaries far and wide.
This would signalize that the bar
rieTS were down 10 totalitarian-
ism. II would spread like rag
ing fire over most of the remain
ing areas of the world
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Distributed by United Feature
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You Can't Do Business With Hitler
Ndzi Victory Means Starvation,
death for Millions Of British
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remain closed her. The British Isles shrink their
laons figure which be nourished from their soil
perhaps $4,000 people than
third of the present number.
For 25O0OO0O there is hope except emigration
could There ships enough
carry multitude before starvation would
essential why the British know they
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are engaged in a life-and-death
struggle. They cannot survive
a stalemate. They must liter
ally defeat Hitler or die.
There would he no room in Nazi
Europe for strong and vigorous
British people. Hitler has already
given his most solemn warning on
this point. At the close OF his
book, "Mein kampf,' he has pro-
posed a political testament for the
future. This contains the follow
ing words;
1.-THE political testament Of
the German people for its sc-
tions abroad should he for all
times as follows:
Never allow the growth Of n
second continental power in
Europe.
See i'm any attempt 10 or
ganiye second military power
on Germany's frontiers, even IL
II IL only In the form Of a state
which might have military sig
nificance. an attack against
Germany and see therein not
only the right hut the duty To
prevent the growth Of such a
state with all means even 10 the
use Of weapons. and the duty In
destroy such a state IL IL al
ready exists"