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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-26
Moffett, Boik
to Head Team

Two boys, Robert Moffett and
Nelson Boik, who have been pretty
active in Ypsilanti High School
starting lineups In football compe-
tition this year. were named by
their teammates Tuesday as CO.
captains for the squad next year.
Moffett, junior this year, played
quarterback position and has done
a good deal of scoring for his school.
He has done creditable work on
the receiving end of several long
forward passes.
Nelson Boik, who weighs close to
200 pounds, Is also junior. He has
been at center post every game this
season but in the recent Melvindale
game was shifted to backfield.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-26
ON EASTERN SQUAD

San Francisco, Nov. 26-INS -
Addition of Bruce Smith, sensa-
tional Minnesota halfback. and Bill
Smaltz, Penn State fullback, to the
Eastern squad for the annual New
Years East-West football classic
at San Francisco was announced to
day. Six others were named for
the East squad earlier-Bob West
fall, Michigan back; Bob ingalls,,
Michigan center; ALI Bauman
Northwestern tackle; steve Juzwik,
Notre Dame; Bill Geyer, Colgate
back. and Ernie Bladin, Tulane
tackle.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-26

ing from the football team, Coach
Bonnie Oosterbaan today settled
down In earnest to drilling his
University OF Michigan basketball
team for the tough campaign to
come. The size Of the squad is
now rs but Oosterbaan says he
will trim 1t to IT or IS. by the
end of the week. Among the men
reporting from the football team,
was Sophomore Paul White.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-26

A system Of selecting game In
stead of season captains win be
adopted this year for Roosevelt
High School football, basketball.
swimming and baseball teams, Ath-
letic Director Art Walker said
Tuesday. Previously, pilots have
been selected for the entire sea-
son.
The policy will not apply to the
tennis or track squads unless the
coaches of those sports decide to
make use OF 1t. Walker said. The
track team. coached by Matt Lap
pinen, did not choose captain last
spring.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-26
Changes Anticipated During
Roosevelt Basketball Season

Another member OF last seasons
reserve quintet, John Hewens, has
moved to Bad Axe.
The Rough Riders will play al
least ten games before entering
the district tournament in March.
Walker also hopes to add an extra
contest to the schedule Dec. IL.
Tentative arrangements call fol
the Roosevelt team to open Its
season against the alumni Dec. 5
The Huron League campaign will
be inaugurated two weeks latei
against Lincoln Consolidated.
The schedule:
Dec. 5-Alumni (tentative).
Dec. 11--Open.
Dec. 19-At Lincoln.
Jan. Sat Belleville.
Jan. 16-Romulus, here.
Jan. 23-At University High.
Jan. 30-Saline, here.
Feb. 6-Flat Rock, here.
Feb. 13-Milan, here.
Feb. 20-Dundee, here.
Feb. 27-At Chelsea.
March 5-6-7-District Tournament
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-26

RETURN TO PRACTICE

East lansing, Mich. Nov. 26-
INS-The Michigan State College
Spartans returned to the practice
field today after a two day rest to
start heavy drills for Saturdays
final game against West Virginia
In Morgantown. w. Va.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-26
Paekera
HOUSE LEAGUE
Beer Cooler

Beer Cooler
Roll sos, Smith $50, Stewart 5s4,
Erlewine $50. fowler SOL; totals,
S7s, 974, 916, 276S.
Shaefer Huron
Zeigler $685. r. Wales 57S, Koch
534, s. Wales 1876, Leabu AIS,
handicap 1873; tocaIs, S26, 963, 800,
26S9.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-26
Motor State

Motor State
Garbe 420, Camp 326, Leonard
SS4, Miller 500, HUM 3s3, Handicap
ia. Totals 5s1, 655, 670-1s76.
Sally Sheer
Everard 341. Hall 800, Worden
$50, Wendt 357, Cameron Ala. To-
tails $50, 612, 641-1S92.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-26
Bowling Scores


jackson
Franklin 421, Collier 1914, william
son $40. Anders 4s2. Ryan 447,
Handicap 81. Totals 764, 704. 707-
2175.
Packers
Bird (Ave.) 423. Kindshoven 400,
Hutchins 47s, Hufnagle ass. Harm
er 449, Totals 692, 1888, 731-2156.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-26

STARTS DRILLING
Ann Arbor, Mich. Nov. BINS
several new players report
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-26
Normal College Cage Fans Look For Excellent Yea

Smith 4ss. handicap AZ; totals.
S2s. 500. S4s. 247s.
cunnInahan's
Connolly $40. John 565. Herbst SIS,
L'Amoreaux $40, Harner 500; TO-
tails, 1011, S9S, 900, 2S09.
oliver
Meyer $50, Stein 527, Sinkule
522, Lambert 4S4, Jones sos: to-
tails, SIS, 977, $50, 2705.
Haab
schoolmaster SIG, Schriner SOB,
C. Smith 40. N. Stoll 674, d.
Franklin SCI, handicap As; totals,
S73, 925, s72, 1853.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-26
Strelcher

Strefcher
Harris 4S7. Pierson 4s3, Living
ston 447, Osborn (sub) SOC, Stretch
er. Jr. 1852, handicap $50; totals,
$50, $50. S29, 2565.
Singer Sewing
Franklin 635, Hubscher sos, Max
$50. McCollum 523, Hall 577; to-
tails, 973, 9S3, 964, 1920.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-26
Sports Calendar

THURSDAY
Basketball
Michigan Normal varsity VS.. Mich
igan Normal alumni. Y. H. s. Gym,
1880 p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-26
LADIES' LEAGUE

Shaefer
Stewart 424, West 46S, Marker
1913, Wales 406, Crouch 523. Totals
756, $50 ,70S-2214.
J. e. Moore
Schaffer 1928, Nelson 357. Battelle
AL, o'Hara 1874, Wisbin SS7, Handi-
cap lat, Totals 692, COL, 741-2o34.
Wolverine
Bates 1888. Vanderlind 355, Mess
ner 371, Hubbard 279, Campbell 1858.
Handicap 1876. Totals 6s7, 661. 624-
1882. ----
Cities Service
Max 367, Cole 1856. Greenman Alb,
Lidke 349. Corbeille 41s, Totals GIT,
$50, es6-1eS4.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-26

American Legion
Schrepper 433, Williams 4s2, Tun-
nicliffe SAC, Hayward (ave.) 4S0.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
the front yard of his home.

%
CAMP CROFT. s. CA Sc.
lectee, during q telephone con.
versation with his mother In
Illinois, complained of the heat
the dust and the work he had
to do.
The mother mailed him q pair
of lace-trimmed shorts and this
note:
II hope I didn't raise q panty.
waist for Uncle Sans army. but,
il l did, here's something you can
use"
o
RANDOLPH FIELD, Tex
A 22-year-old lad took an en-
trance examination for the air
corps and, at its conclusion, was
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
Army Camp Briefs

WITH THE ARMY IN TEN
NESSEE-A company Of Second
Infantry troops struggled up q
wooden hill In the midnight
gloom seeking q position for the
impending "battle" without ben
eft Of maps.
Suddenly. two donkeys sp-
peared. The animals ambled up
a winding trail. The soldiers fol-
lowed. The donkeys halted on a
summit for . nap. The troopers
did likewise.
Came the dawn. Came the war
game umpires and officers
with lavish praise for the perfect
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16

defense lfhe the men had formed
under the cover Of darkness.
CAMP BLANDING, Fla.-Pat
ellis, q homesick private,
learned that . lieutenant was
making . trip to their home
town-Baton Rouge. land
whispered Q request into his ear.
A week later the office re-
turned and handed q box to the
private. Tent mates watched
with mild interest while ellis
unwrapped it. but their eyes
bugged when they saw what 1t
contained chunk of sod from
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16

asked 10 return home and await
notification Of his grade. ~
An hour later. mechanics saw
the youngster stridins deter
minedly toward - training
plane. They collared him and de-
manded an explanation.
why" the youth replied, II
figured on taking q spin in one
of those things. I've never been
up before"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16

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H.as ~ =
bonds * MT ingc2
pay dividen1A VI n n 1 !s
lrs DR. ~ -
=, u,, max ~ 10y = ssvs,s IL
Maybe some girls - my e z
their friends won't kHost tA1y.Ros &.
old enough to know bgtteg.
Having company drop IN = -
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need q shave. y
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
, BARBS

New Jersy Assembly killed q
bill to close schools on Washing
tons and Lincoln's birthdays.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16

GEE AND HEAR the new Sonora
otreamliner Auto Aadio-it's small, but
mighty. Batlkin's. 80 Ahrens. Mt. Glenn
ems.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE-Brown, horse, 3 years old,
weight 1000 Edward Miller, 1850
French road, mile wet Of Romeo
Plank.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
Seeds, Plants. Flowers

EVERYTHING for lawn and garden ut
reasonable prices; furniture. pottery,
trellises, ornaments. etc. Gratiot Garden
!. supply, N. 0ratiot at Joy Blvd. Phone
MI Clemens 32S0.
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Girls Orig. S399
RAYON
DRESSES
SI.99

Just "a in the group! Spun
rayons and rayon crepes IN
popular styles and colors.
Sizes 8 to l6.
20 Orig. So Spun Rayon and
RayOn Crepe Dresses. Prints
and solid colors. Sizes 7
to IA -----------S1.5S
% Orig. S5.95 Girls and
Teen Dresses. Spun rayons
and rayOn crepeS. Prints
and solid colors. Broken
sizes S2.99
3 Orig. $685. Girls Rain
coats. Slate blue. Sizes IL
to l4----------- IA S1.39
4 Orig. S2.25 Girls or Boys
Poncho Rain Capes with
matching hats --------59c
l Orig. 1885 Teen Age
RaincOat. Blue. Size y.
s3.SS
(Glrls' Clothing. Second
Floor, The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Originally Sj.99
HOUSECOATS
SI.49

Just "a lovely rayon satin
and rayon crepe housecoats
in wrap and upper styles.
With full, sweeping skirts.
So nice to slip in for
summer evenings at home.
Well made. Broken sizes.
2-Orig. 1899 Housecoats
in reyon crepe. Zip styles.
Blue and pink. Sizes Il and
18 " 3.99
3-Orig. 1899 Ray0n Satin
HousecoatS. Wraparound
styles. Pink 5.99
(HouSecoats. Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Orig. sc TO 81
REMNANTS :
39c yd.

Just 300 yards in ALL Oil
silks, cotton cretonne, chintz,
ticking. Remnants and
short lengths in the group.
200-0rig. 29c to Soc Yd.
Drapery Remnants. Cotton
cretonnes and marquisettes.
Useful lengths 10c ca.
55-Orig. 55c to 81 Window
Shades. Samples. Up to 36
in. widths. Sold as is---29c
is Prs.-S5.9S Cotton Home
spun Drapes. 234 yds. long.
Natural ground. Blue-and-
gold, brown -and-orange,
s3.98
60-Orig. soc Pillows. Bou-
doir Pillows. Rayon satin
and cotton covers zoe ca.
tCurtains and Draperies,
Sixth Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Originally 500
BLOUSES
SI.OO

Just 90 pcs! Rayon crepe
and cotton blouses. White
and pastels. AL sizes in the
group.
80 Orig. 100 Suede Dutch
Hats in red. purple. rose.
green and black. Some navy
beretS --------------49 ACC
(Blouses. Main Floor,
The HeCht Coz
Evening star., 1941-06-19
IuSf .! UtigiHdIIy I99
ALL-NOOL
SWEATERS
sI.OO

All wool pull on sweaters.
Blue, yellow, prairie rose.
Broken sizes "a to 40.
Is Orig. 2.99 Corduroy and
Pacalora C5qo wool and $50
rayon) Bl0uses. Inner or
outer styles. Brown, blue,
aqua. Sizes Is and 18 79c
IL Orig. 2.9s All Wool Skirts
in tweeds and checks. Swing
styles. Broken sizes "a to
30 ---------------1.00 LOO
16-Orig. 1.95 Blouses in cot
ton and rayon crepes. Plain
colors and stripes. Red,
white. blue. Broken sizes "a
to 38 ------------1.0 100
Is Orig. 5.95 RayOn Crepe
Evening Skirts in gay stripes.
Sizes - to18 2.29
(sport Shop, Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Orig. s3.7s 70 S4.7s
SIMPLEX
ELEXHES
SHOES
$3.50 pair

Just As pairsl Famous SIM
plex Flexies white strap
shoes. Broken sizes, Z to
large 8 in the group.
80 Prs. Orig. $3.50 Jr.-MiSs
Sport OxfOrds. Some with
rubber soles. Broken sizes, 81
so Prs. Orig. SI.50 Play
Shoes. Boys high keds. girls
beach strap shoes in white
With blue or red trim 81
(Children's Shoes, Second
Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-06-19
FRIDAY CLEARANCE
BOYS
FURNISHINGS
NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS

80 Orig. 79c Cotton Knit
Basque Shirts Csc, . for 81
30 Orig. S1.99 Reversible
Sleeveless SweaterS--- 81
5 Orig. S1.65 Bathing
Trunks 8 sac
25 Orig. S1.95 TwO-Pc. Short
Sets ------------ SL28
30 Orig. 79c and 81 Sport
Inner-Outer Shirts $50
SIS Orig. 81 Sport Reversible
Belts -- 39c
40 Orig. S1.99 Two pc. Avia-
tor Longie Suits. WASH
able -------------- $50
(Boys' FURNISHINGS. Second
Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-06-19
FLOOR & DECK
ENAMEL
B9c qt.

Just SIS quarts. A hard dur
able finish for wood, cement
or concrete floors. Choice of
Q colors.
26 Orig. 1925 One-Coat
Washable Interior Gloss. For
walls or woodwork. White or
ivory------------ S2.39 gal.
81 Orig. S2.95 Nu-EnameI
Spar Varnish. For floors,
furniture or boats,
S1.4s y gal.
41 Orig. s1.49 Ready Mixed
Paint. For inside or outside
use S1.09 gal.
26 Orig. S3.25 Pure Lead and
Oil House Paint. White and
IL colors- - $3.50 gal.
81 Orig. S2.25 Atco Mech
Rnics Flat White. Now,
S1.79 gal.
fPaints, Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Originally tI.69 and 200
GOWNS AND
SLIPS
79c

Just IS pieces! Beautiful
rayon crepe and rayon satin
gowns and slips. In lace
trimmed and tailored styles.
Full cut. Well made. Brok-
en- sizes.
100-Orig. S9c RayOn Crepe
and Rayon Satin Slips. Lace
trimmed or tailored styles.
Nice length. Tearose. S9c
I00-Orig. 81 and 1.19 Sheer
Cotton Batiste Gowns and
2-pc. Pajamas in colorful
prints. Cool for summer and
they launder nicely SSc
S-Orig. 50 Cotton Pajamas.
One-piece style for sleeping
or lounglng ---------S8c
20-Orig. 50 Gowns and
Slips. Lacy and tailored
styles in rayon crepe and
rayon satin 1 100
20-Orig. SO Slips and Gowns
in lace trimmed or tailored
styles. In rayon crepe or
rayon satin ---------l.99
12-Orig. 81 Silk and Rayon
Gowns in lacy or tailored
styles. Long fitted styles.
2.29
CLingerie. Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
STATIONERY

128 Orig. soc and 69c Dis
continued Models OF Wahl
Eversharp Pencils 19c
29s Orig. 81 to S1.50 Dis
continued Models of Wahl
Eversharp Pencils Soc
81 Orig. 50 and S2.50 Dis
continued Models of Wahl
Eversharp Pencils CSC
IS Orig. So and S3.75 Dis
continued Models of Wahl
Eversharp Pencils S1.69
(Ststionery, Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
KNIT UNDIES

35-Orig. 81 Famous Make
Rayon Gowns. no ironing
necessary. Fitted styles.
Broken sizes ---------1.29
1-Orig. S. Nationally Fa-
nous Cotton Slack Suit.
White; size 20---------1.49
(Knit Undies. Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
LINEN DAMASK
TABLECLOTHS
3O% to 4O% off

Mostly Irish linens some Belgium
linens. First quality merchandise
slightly soied from handling. Irish
linen weover's seconds with nothing
but uneven hens, occasional mis-
weoves or maybe q small spot
nothing thot will affect the wearing
quality. Limited quantities So
mo MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS"
Evening star., 1941-06-19

s Orig. $500 Irish
Linen Cloths. 68x88
inches -----S3.99
Ia Orig. S7.99 Irish
Linen Cloths. 68x1o8
inches ------S4.99
eff Perfect S10.95
Irish Linen Double
Damask Cloths. Plain
hem, 70x108 inches,
s7.99
2-If Perfect S11.95
Double Damask irish
L lin en- Hemstitched
Cloths, 66xl02 inches,
S7.9s
eff Perfect S14.s5
Irish Linen Double
Damask Hemstitched
Cloths. 68x86 inches,
S1.99
2-If Perfect S16.95
Irish Linen Double
Damask Hemstitched
Cloths. 68x104 inches.
$3.50
S4-Single and Double
Damask Cloths. Most
ly Irish linens. 1st
quality and weavers
seconds,
800 to 40fo OFF
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Just II Simmons SI9.95
REVERSIBLE
CUSHION
GLIDERS
Sl4.99


as Simmons builds them
with reversible back cush-
ions, spring filled seat cush-
ion and smart water-repel-
lent covers.
105-Orig. S1.00 Chair Pads
in gay floral designs -39c
6-Orig. sl.39 Collapsible
Gibson Island Chairs, un-
painted -----------6 69c
S-Orig. S1.95 Metal Porch
Chairs with perforated back
and tubular frame S1.29
10-Orig. $3.50 Metal Porch
Chairs with tubular frame.
S1.69
20-Orig. s2.s5 Extra Wide
Porch Chairs with shaped
seat -------$l.89
5-Orig. S3.95 Peel Cane
Chairs, slightly damaged.
Weather-resistant $2.99
5-Orig. S8.95 Roko Chairs
with slatwood seat and back
and spring steel frame, $4.49
@Orig. S7.95 Massive Glib
son Island Chairs with deem
curved seat and wide arms,
$4.99
1-Orig. Sass Three Scatter
Rocking Lawn Settee, nat
ural finished wood Stats,
$5.Ss
s-Orig. s8.s5 Two-Seater
AH-Metal Settee Glider,
$3.50
1-Orig. SI0.S5 Massive Glib
son Island 2-Seater Settee,
white and green $6.99
Orig. S16.95 Simmons"
6-CushiOn Gliders with
water-repellent cover, $11.9S
1-Orig. S129.S5 Three-Pc.
Rattan Set, settee and 2
chairs, smartly upholstered.
SS9.95
(Summer Furniture. Sixth
Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Originally 1926 and 1926
JR. MISS COATS
s9.97

Just 40 in this group! Black
and Navy lined coats in twill
and wool crepe. Fitted and
boxy styles. The perfect
coat for fall and next spring!
40-Orig. 7.99 TO 1895 Cool,
Travel and Vacation Dresses
for the Jr. Miss. Bemberg
rayon printed redingotes and
jacket styles. Some polka
dots Spun rayon dotted
suit dresses a few twin
prints. Green, blue, red and
luggage. Sizes 9 to IS 6.44
13 Orig. 1895 Light Weight
Printed Crepe Dresses. One
pc. and jacket styles S.99
4 Orig. 1895 Junior Miss
Evening Wraps 500
/ Orig. S35 Junior Miss Satin
Wedding Dress with full
train. Size 9------19.95
l Orig. S25 Jr. Miss Satin
Wedding Gowns with full
trains. 1895
(YounE WashingtonIsn Shop,
Third Floor, The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1941-06-19
LIVING-ROON
FURNITURE

Orig. S179.95 Tuxedo 2-pc.
Suites. Solid mahogany
frames, dOWn-and-feather
cushions with blue and wine
rayon and cotton brocade
1-Orig. s11s.s5 2-pc. Queen
Anne Living Room Suite.
Red boucle ---79.95
1-Orig. 1885 Chippendale
2-pc. Suite. Blue cotton
and-rayon damask ---$49.95
Orig. $685. Lawson Love
Seat. Down cushions. Blue
cotton tapestry --S39.95
2-Orig. $685. Lawson Love
Seats. Down cushions. Plum
cotton tapestry ---S39.95
1-Orig. s6s.s5 ChippendaIe
Sofa. Blue cotton-and-
rayon damask ---S35
1-Orig. s5s.95 HeppIewhite
Fan Chair. Down cushions.
Blue cotton damask- S34.95
4-Orig. S44.95 Lawson
Fringe-base Club Chairs. 2
plum. 2 blue S24.95
1-Orig. s34.95 Button back
Club Chair. Plum cotton
and-rayon damask ---S19.95
3-Orig. 1895 Button -tufted
BoudOir Chair and Ottoman.
Blue cotton crash-----S10
1-Orig. s14.95 Chaise
Lounge. Tan cotton crash,
So
Living Room Furniture,
Fourth Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Only 20!
DRESSY AND
SPORT COATS
$500

Your chance TO get a fall
and spring coat now
Dressy and sport styles in
black, navy or plaids. Sizes
IL to 20.
3 Orig. s10.s5 and S12.95
Untrimmed Interlined Coats.
Ideal for fall. Sizes IL, IA,
AZ, A ----------S5 IS
2 Orig. s19.s5 Tweed Box
Coats with Zip-out Innings.
Both wine. Sizes IL and IA,
$1,000
1 Orig. s2s.s5 Genuine Har-
ris Tweed Refer Coat. In
terlined. Size $1,000
9 Orig. $22.95 Glen Plaid
Tailored Suits. Sizes IS, 18
and 20 only-----Sl3.S8
23 Orig. s29.95 Fur Trimmed
Winter Goats. Mostly wolf
trimmed. Some with oppos-
5 Orig. S39.95 and s45 Wolf
Trimmed 3-pc. Suits. Full
length outer coats. ALL
wool tweeds. Blue. Sizes II
and Is l6-S25
6-S39.95 AII-wOol Casual
Coats trimmed with wolf and
cross fox collars. Blue, Is;
navy, IL 16, l8; black, IA.
lS s s25
Goats, Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
HANDKER.
CHIEFS

$50 Mems Linen Handker-
chiefs with cotton initial
Not all letters s---14c
zoo Orig. 25c Women's Sheer
Cotton Handkerchiefs with
colored f1owered corners lac
handkerchief. Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19

Is Orig. $500 Irish
l. EN- Hemstitched
Cloths. 64x84 and so
X90 inches S3.99
19-If Perfect $3.50
Irish Lin en- Hem
stitched Cloths. 6Gx90
and 58X78 inches, S3.99
elf Perfect S7.99
Irish Linen Double
Damask Cloths. TOXIC
inches S S4.J9
4--If Perfect S7.99
Irish Linen Hem
stitched Cloths. e2x
102 inches S4.99
Ia Orig. S5.99 Solid
Color Belgium Linen
Cloths. 68X88 inches,
1899
9 Orig. S7.99 Solid
Color Belgium Linen
Cloths. 68X108 inches,
S4.99
15-If Perfect S9.e5
Irish Linen Double
Damask Cloths. 70x
88 inches $500
9--If Perfect S1O.95
Irish Linen Double
Damask Hemstitehed
Cloths. 66x84 inches, .
$3.50
Ginens. Fifth Flo
Evening star., 1941-06-19
IVORY SOAP
SPECIAL!
l6c

Three medium size cakes Of
Ivory soap and one large
size cake. A regular 24c
value!
65 Orig. eco 3-Pc. Dresser
Sets. Comb, brush and mir
ror. Enameled with cloi-
some trim -----1.59
10o-Orig. 1.25 2-Quart Size
Hot-water Bottle and F0un-
tain Syringe 62c
800 Assorted Talcums, Water
Softeners, busting Powders,
10c
144 Orig. 25c NyIon BristIe
Tooth Brushes --19c
81 Orig. SOC Novelty Eau De
Colognes ----25c
48 Orig. 35c Prophylactic
Hair Brushes ----21c
II Orig. SOC Prophylactic
Hair Brushes -37 sic
10S Orig. loo Prophylactic
Hair Brushes ---75c
Is Orig. SO Rayon Taffeta
Tourist Gases ------S1
Al Orig. LOO Mems Travel
Kits with brush and
shaving accessories $50
120 Orig. 81 Loose Powder
Compacts -----50c
(Toiletries. Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19

Knick-Knack shelves, cor
ner shelves, smokers and
magazine racks. All quaint
ly styled in the Colonial
manner. Just 81 pieces I.
80 hurry in.
Diminished Furniture. Seventh
Floor. The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1941-06-19

OriP. SLID Mondd
Evening star., 1941-06-19

Just 10 pairs! Reduced
from regular stock! Cool,
rayon fabric gloves with all
over embroidered backs.
Black and navy. 512 to 612.
IS Prs. Orig. S1.39 Four.
button Slipon Washable Doe
skin (doe- finished sheep.
White and natural. Soiled.
S9c
4 Prs. Orig. S2.25 and So
English Doeskin (doe-fin-
ished lamb Gloves. White.
Soiled. Sizes 6 and 634, s1.39
(Gloves, Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
FURNITURE
CLEARANCE!

Odd pieces left from suites
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-06-26
Let Us Face The Truth

In New York Harbor, island close to the
steamship lanes stands the most famous statue in the
world 1t is not the most beautiful statue but to many
millions of passengers coming up the bay it has seemed
to be. 1t stands for of the dearest dreams in
human hstory-Lberty.
The millions who pursued that dream began to come
before there statue to greet them They
first when the shores lined with solemn woods.
They in sailing ships when the voyage required
two months or more They came in crowded steamship
steerage under hardshps not much less. They
to Plymouth Rock and to Ellis Island.
They came for reason, escape: escape from
gious political persecution, from caste systems,
from overcrowdng and from lack of opportunity. But
the hope of leaving all of the Old World behind could
not be realized. Their hearts and heads forbade it.
Their roots in its culture too deep. And the
itself grew narrower. Express steamers began to
cross it long ago in less than week. Airpanes can
span it now in less than day. The wireless leaps
it in less than second. Emotion, ideas, physical
force can now around the world effectively
than they could the tiniest country century
and half ago.
Those who tell that the is still
tain buwar and that the tremendous forces sweeping
the Old World threaten danger to the New, give the
lie to their words in the precautions they would
have take
There is escape in isolation. We have only two
alternatives We surrender can do our part
in holding the line We Defend with all the means
in power, the rights that morally and legally
ours. If decide for the American tradition for the
preservation of all that hold dear in the years that
lie ahead, shall take place in the line and play
our part in the defense of freedom.-LThe NeO York
Times1