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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-01
Tokyo Might be
Coaxed From
Axis
Peace in Pacific
May be First
Step


Coinciding with Russian reports
OF the greatest German reversals
since Adolf Hitler put "blItziries"
into the worlds vocabulary. Japan
voiced a preference today for furth.
er negotiations with the United
States for peace in the Pacific In
place OF war.
Domei, authoritative Japanese
news agency, said that the cabinet.
weighing the issues at hand In the
gravest crisis Vt long-troubled jap
anese United States relations. hid
decided TO continue negotiations
despite great differences in the
viewpoints Of the two governments.
Tentative Discussion
This was the tentative decision
on a United States formula for
peace re-stating basic Washington
principles which ran counter TO vir-
tually every aspect Of Japan's ex-
pansionist program.
Whether Japanese decision WAS
a step toward q final settlement
which conceiyably might take To
kyo out Of the Axis camp or
mere temporiEing In the hope OF a
more propitious day for hard talk
with the United States remained
70 BE- seen.
Domei said the cabinet made its
decision after special session IN
which Foreign Minister Shigenori
Togo outlined the course Of the
talks which have been under way
for months In Washington, capped
only last week by Secretary Of
State Hull's delivery Of the settle
ment formula.
To Keep Talking
Togo's statement. Domei said.
made 1t clear that there was .
great difference In views betwesn
Japan and America. Nevertheless
Japan chose to keep on talking
instead Of fighting.
Japan probably will redouble ef.
forts to make the United States
reconsider Pacific problems by con-
tinuing negotiations, 1t is under
Stood" as Domei put II. The sps-
cial session lasted an hour and .
quarter.
II was likely that Japanese stand
embodied In new. conciliatory ap.
roach, would be presented in Wash
ington conferences today when
President Roosevelt himself Is
scheduled to meet with the nego-
tiators.
While the statesmen talked. the
military was feverishly active.
The United States Army and nav
al forces In the Philippines were
held ready for any contingency: the
great British strongholds OF Hong
kong and Singapore were put on an
emergency basis and troops were
at battle statlons or on the alert
throughout the Far East.
Achieve Success
The crisis in the Far East over
Swallowed the startling develop
ments In the war in Africa and
Europe, where reports indicated
the British and Russian allies were
achieving marked successes.
The Moscow radio broadcast re-
ports that German soldiers routed
from Rostoy, gateway to the oil
rich Causasus. we're fleeing west.
ward toward Mariupol before the
reinforced Red army OF Marshal
Semeon Timoshenko while. before
Moscow, the Russians had recap
tured SO villages and towns.
The British in Cairo. Egypt, said
their forces had driven more than
300 miles from the Egyptian from
tier across the Llbyan desert TO
the shore Of the Gulf OF Sirte. south
OF Bengasi. thus putting the Brit
Ish in position 10 shut off the west
ward route OF retreat for the Axis
forces trapped on the Libyan
hump.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-01
READING 10 TESTIFY

Detroit, Mich, Dec. Inns -
Faced with charges that he accept
ed $4,000 to protect policy houses.
Former Mayor Richard W. Reading
was expected TO mount the witness
stand In his own behalf today at
the conspiracy graft trial being
heard before Circuit Court Judge
Earl G. Pu9sley
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-01
May See Hitler

Vichy. Unoccupled France, Dec. 1
Marshal Petain accompani-
ed by vice Premier Admiral Darlan
left Vichy by train last night for a
conference with high German Of.
fcials in the occupied zone. it was
announced today The announce
ment said they probably would re-
turn tonight or tomorrow private
advices reaching New York sad
Petain was expected to see Adolf
Hitler himselfD
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-01

PARIS-INS-A Gordon Of police
surrounded the northern (isth) dis.
trict Of Paris today as a result Of
the week end assassination Of two
German soldiers. Authorities were
carrying out a widespread search
for the assassins. Paris newspa.
pers condemned the killings as the
work OF British agents.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-01
Patriotic Speeches Being
Delivered by Or. CIeary

Or. Owen J. Cleary spoke at
Pittsford High School this after
noon on the subject. The Morale
OF American Youth. At a Chamber
o. Commerce dinner in Belleville.
DR.. Cleary spoke on Chamber OF
Commerce Organization for De-
Tense.
On Thursday Doctor Cleary will
speak at Roseville and ST. Clair
Shores high schools on The Morale
OF American Youth. and Friday he
will discuss the same tspic at New
Baltimore. Algonac, and Marine
City high schools.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-01

SANTA CRUZ. Calif.-UP-- The
body OF AndEew l.. Knowles, rs.
former vice president OF the Chase
National Bank, OF New York, was
sent east for burial today. Knowles
drowned Saturday In small creek
on his country estate here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-01
Flashes Of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Tuesday;
Cloudy, Mild

Observation-Disclosures. Alva
Blanchard Adams (D) Colo, who
suffered a heart attack last week,
died at his home in a Washington
hotel early today. The 66-year-old
Senator had been ordered to take
a months rest because OF his heart
trouble.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-01

Transfers Union and California
State Federation OF Labor are sue
cessful in their proposed cam
paign 10 dis-enfranchise rural coun-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-01

"1f I have 10 die for II, I'm not
SORRY" sobbed Mrs. Betty Williams
to Long Beach, Cal. police after
Staying her divorced husband, Sergt.
Noel Williams, 81, Of Fort Mac
Arthur. According 10 detectives,
Williams was slain when be at
tempted to smash his way into her
apartment at three in the morning
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-01

ST. Lakes Fair. Dec. & s..
Luncheon Dec 1. ADV. i2oSs
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-01

Several persons are in hospitals
today as the result of week end
accidents In this area
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-01

HELSINkI (yia Berlin)-INS -
The legislative committee OF the
Finnish parliament today approved
. measure calling for "anschluss"
(union) with the eastern territories
recaptured from Soviet Russia dur
Ing the current war. The terri
tories embraced areas seized by
the Russians from Finland after
the conflict of l939-i0.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-01

REYKJAVlK, Iceland-(Delayed)
-UP-Defense forces and hundreds
OF civilians carried out a successful
anti-air raid test last night, using
real incendiary bombs and firing
giant fire-crackers to simulate ex:
ploslve bombs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-01

See ACCIDENTs-Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-01

wASHINGTON-UP-Current In.
vestigations OF civilian use OF high
test gasoline, with q view toward
curtailing supplies. were sctuated
largely by lead shortage resulting
from climbing defense,needs. oPM
sources revealed today. The OPM
and the petroleum coordinator's Of
flee have asked the petroleum in.
dustry TO determine BY Dec. 5 what
effect varying degrees Of control
over civilian use would have upon
the industry.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-01

HONGKONG-AP-Virtually all
remaining Japanese in this British
crown colony were reported making
preparations to leave by steamer
for Canton tomorrow as British
troops were held in IAN advanced
state Of preparedness" after a three
day test of defenses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-01

CAIRO, Egypt.-AP-The Egyp-
tian government launched a $40.
100000 $4,000, 00O) cotton loan"
today to finance the purchase by
the government Of half of the 1941.
AZ cotton crop. Britain has bought
the remainder.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-01

TOKYO-AP-The war ministry
announced today the appointment
OF Lieut.. Gen. Saburo Ando, mill
tary aviation expert and former d.
rector of the Aeronautical Technic-
al School, as member of the Japa-
nese war council.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-01

NEW YORK-INS--New power
full mercury vapor lamps-visible
20 miles at sea-will be installed in
the torch atop the Statue Of Liber-
ty in New York Harbor Jan. /,
authorities said today.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Bureau Of Standards Career
OF DR.. F. A. Wolff Ends

DR.. Frank A. Wolff entered re-
tirement today after almost 40 years
service in the National Bureau of
Standards and prepared to turn
his attention from electrical en-
gineering to his hobby, economics.
DR.. Wolff, 10, was one of the
bureaus pioneers, having been in
the employ of the Government for
. number of years prior to its estab-
lishment under the present name
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Naval Officers Named
For POSTGRADUATE Class

Among GA officers selected for post
graduate training at the Naval
Academy were nine men from the
Washington area, the Navy Depart
ment announced yesterday.
These include 1t. q. g. o. D..
Finnegsn, jr., and Ensign E w.
Pate, Washington, astrological en-
gineering; 1t. q. g. Omar N. Spain,
jr, Washington; 1t. q. g. Ernest E.
Christensen, Landover, Md, and 1t.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Mathematical Society
To Meet Tomorrow

The American Mathematical So
ciety will hold its 379th meeting at
George Washington University to-
morrow and Saturday. This ses-
sion will follow that of the National
Academy of Sciences and will be
partially concurrent with those of
the American Physical Society and
the American Geophysicsl Union.
Speakers will include Prof. F. j,
Murray, Columbia University; Prof
I. M Shelter, PENNSYLVANIA State
Evening star., 1941-05-01

would like to have continued through
July l and make his record a full
40 years.
He is living now with his wife
and a daughter at 1857 Tilden street
NV, having been busy the past few
days moving from his former resi-
dence at 3701 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV.
Evening star., 1941-05-01

in 1901. He came to Washington in
1894, entered the Agriculture De-
partment and began teaching phys
les and engineering in Columbian
University, now George Washing
ton University.
When DR.. Wolff transferred to
the Office of Standards, Weights
and Measures three years later, he
joined with other scientists in q
drive for recognition of Importance
of the agency's functions. In 1901,
the National Bureau of Standards
became a reality.
The law forced him to retire Of
flcially last midnight, but DR.. Wolff
Evening star., 1941-05-01
SompIe Floor Lamps

2 Ivory Torchieres with glass globe.
Were S595 S2.9s
4 Ivory finished Iron Bridge Bases with
glass trays. Were 1928 81
2 Iron FIeor Lamp Bases. Were 81 .sS. 75c
l Modern Junior Floor Lamp and Shade.
Was S5s8 $3.Ss
IL Pottery Table lamps and Shades.
Were 1898 to s6.98 8--s sI.ss
1 Modern Sway Floor Lamp and Shade.
Was slos8 s5.ss
25 Crystal or Lumarith Vanity Bases.
Were $l98 to 5gc
The Paiais Royal,
Lamps =. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
To Close Observance

The Youth Council of the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People will close
its observance of a special education
week with a social gathering Satur-
day at 8 pm, at 1845 Vernon street
NV. Tickets for the event, it was
announced, may be obtained at the
branch Office, l0l1 u street NV.
Evening star., 1941-05-01

q. g. Ben w. Sarver, jr, West
Annapolis, ordnance engineering.
1t. q. g. Arthur E. Krapf, An
napolis, was designated for radio
engineering, while 1t. d. g. Cyrus
C. Cole, Chevy Chase, Md, and 1t.
q. g. Harold J. Islev-Petersen, An
napolis, were named for the course
in naval engineering design.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
SUITS, "a TO Y OFF:

Navy Wool Suits sizes 10 to 16 Originally s1O95 S5.40
Two piece Dressmaker Suits II to 40 black,
beige navy and blue Originally S1795 and 1895 $l0S0
Dressmaker Suits in black and navy sizes 40 to a. also
beige in size A. Originally $1795 S1eS0
Junior Dressmaker Suits navy, size IL: beige, size 49,
beige size IT, Originally s2295 and s2ss5 sl6ae
Tailored Suits navy size AZ; black size Al a. Originally
1895 -------- ---------- $3.50
Detachable Cape Suits for Junior misses Covert crepe;
tan and blue sizes H. Is and IT, Originally $685. $500
1 Three piece Cape Suit navy; size l6 Originally $685.
$3.50
Tailored Suits with satin bindings Navy, size IA:
black size 20. Originally $2295 -------- $500
Three Suits with wolf collars; blue wool and
tweed; IA and 18 Originally S39 95 S2S
Wardrobe Suits of wool-andrayon herringbone weeds
Sizes IL lS. and 40 "A Originally 500 95 $3.50
l Three-piece Glen Plaid Suit with cape Size 16 Orig
inay 500 e5 S44
The PaIois RoyaI Suits and Goats , Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Spor+swear Reduced

Skirts mems flannel, gray Sizes IL to is. Were
$50 "
assorted paids Sizes IS to 80. Were $685. 81
Suit corduroy, green. Was $795 5--------- -------s 50
Toppers, blue sizes (40), 40 Were SIS 95 81
10 Jackets plaid. Sizes IA to 90 Were $795------ 81
20 Coat Sweaters. Sizes "a to 40. Were $295 s195
The Paiais Royal, Sporfswear Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Linens, Domestios
$50 to 500 OFF

4-Pastel Linen Sets, So" cloth and s napkins;
S4qs s2ss
g Napkins were s4os s S2ss
Dozen 1S" Hand Embroidered Madeira Napkins
S69s a dozen --- S49S
Is Remnants of Cotton Damask; 81 and So,
81 and SIS
as Wash Cloths, pastel color; Sc each5 for Ioc
sS Pillow Gases 42"xS6"; were BEES for ssc
3S-Inch Remnants of Cotton Sheeting; was SOC to
81 so 15c to 75c
il Chenille Bed Spreads SO 9s to 81 9S S2A
1S SoiIed Odd Sheets of heavy quality less 2S'e
22 Odd Summer Bed Spreads were So 48 and s2es Sss
The Paiais Royal Linens d. E. Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Yorn Specials

81 Skeins Tricolaine Yarn for IN
swes ters, scarfs, etc. Was 45c wv
Assorted Yarns, including lingering, tap
estry, Cobble Crepe, Persian Lamb Che
mile and Kwiltee. Special at 10c skeiu
The PaIais Royal, Ya,ss =. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
1876 Pairs Women S
S5 TO S6.75 Shoes
Princess Royals ST
ond Air-Steps! Por
Specotor pumps Of block ond brown colt! Wedge Heel
Ties OF black ond brown oIooor colt! High Cut Suede
Pumps Of wine green suede. Other styles included.
Broken sizes mony large.
The Paiais Royal Footwear Second Floor
SUITS AND COATS
IA TO 10 OFF
CASUAL COATS:

Pfaid Coats, sizes u to ls and TO l3 Originally
S2295 ----------- -------- sI147
Stroock Herrngbone Coats; blue size 49, beige 6
Originally S299 SIG
Koala Paca Coats in cereal. blue and saddle tan;
sizes to IS. Originally S25 SIG
Plaid Coats in II and 13 Detachable wolf collars
Originally s39 95 S26
Vepaca Coats with wolf collars Sizes 8 and 20. Orig
lnay S45 S24.50
Plaid Coats blue size Is; tan, size 49, gray, size II
Originally Sl795 Sll41
l Blue Plaid Refer size 18. Originally $2se5 SIG
Beed Coats of imported plaid. Sizes II and IA Orig
inaly s39 N------------- $3.50
Gabardine Coats; natural tan. beted style size Is;
blue, box style size IA Originally s25 and s29 95 ST.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
N otions Specials S

s Garment Bags of double
cellophane. Eight garment
size. Were S195 SI.25
The Paiais Royal,
Notions First Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01

Nearly 10000 Danes are employed
in Germany and the number Is
expected to increase.
Gasoline prices jumped l9 per
cent in two weeks in Shanghai.
Evening star., 1941-05-01

William Moss was fined in Bel
fast. Northern Ireland, for selling
onions without a license.
Iran is increasing its shipments
of carpets to the United States.
Evening star., 1941-05-01

College; Prof. Richard Courant, New
York University; Prof. H. M. James,
Purdue University, and Prof. j. P.
Den Hartog, Harvard University.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Stationery

Make-up Boxes hand painted Were S1---------- soc
10 Tissue Boxes hand painted Were 81 SOC
l2 Wood back and assorted cook books Were soc CSC
IL Cork Coaster Sets. Were 59c----------- ---Z ZSc
The Palais Royal, Stationery First Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
10 Young Mems Reg. $I9.95
Two-Trousers Suits $I2

Goat, vest, and two pors trousers Sizes ! 6 to p
Prep Sports Goats of wool tweeds; 8
SO
40 Boys Felt Hats IN broken lots and Were $3.50
loo Junior EtOn Caps washable Were 69c 29c
Tom Sawyer Coats washable blazer stripes Broken lots
to u. S295 -----------
l Boys Tweed Rugby Suit size 7. Was IS 95 81
Brown Flannel Military Suits with and long
Sizes and TO- Were IS 95 50
Junior Long and Short Suit, green,
Is Boys Summer Robes, sizes to 1B Were 81 so soc
Boys Wash Shorts of sanfored cotton elastic waist self belt
Sizes l6 Were rec for 81
The Palais Royal, Boys Shop First Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01

Is Hot Dish Mats in SetS
of three. Were 29c, 19c set
: Gilda Tourist Bags in red
and blue combinations.
Were $3.50 ----- soc
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Sample Pictures
soc to S4.98

Were 81 ,98 to $6.98; frames slight
H norred from hondino; vide va
rlety Of subjects; original oils, ond
voter colors included Varied sizes.
The PGI0iS Royal,
Pictures Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Royon indies Reduced

100 Rayon Non-run Gowns Tearose, aqua cherry red
sizes IA to 16 Were $159 -------------------- 81
200 Rayon Band Panties Briefs and Vests. broken
sizes. Were ACC and 59c ----- for 81
40 Rayon Panties and Vests, broken sizes Were 39c
and ACC for 81
The Palais Royal Rayom Underwear First Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
HAND MADE MODELS REDUCED

L Ivory Shaggy Rug; Sc 81
Shaggy Candlewick Rugs; were $5-------$2.50
) Hand -Crocheted Rugs; were S4-----------2 50
l Picture, damaged Was $798 -------------S 81
1 Apron, hand-embrodered. Was s2------- 81
Magctuft Crib Spreads; were SO ------- S1.50
l Kitty Laundry Bag was 81 900 ------- SOC
l Linen Bridge Set of five pieces. Was S. sl.59
/ Tablecloth. 5Ox7O inches. Was $15------- IS
/ Magictuft Pillow. Was 50 2---75c
The Pafnis Royal,
Art Needieuork Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Point Specials

IS Cans Of Floor and Deck Enamel, for
wood, concrete and linoleum. Was
Sl.69. Half gallon on------- s1.09
81 Gallons Pure Linseed Oil House
Paint, white, ivory or colors. Was
$3.50. Gallon 1900 ----------S2 $3.50
80 Half Gallons of Varnish Stains, q
waterproof finish for furniture, wood
work and floors. Was s15s. Half gall
Ion S1.0s
~ Gallons of Washable Interior Gloss
for walls and woodwork, white and
ivory. Was $3.50. Gallon S2.S9
The PaIais Royal,
Paints Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
China, Glassware

u Beverage Sets; pieces; ice lip
jug and 12-ounce tumblers Floral
enamel decoration. Were 81 ~ 69c
Ruby Glass Ice Lip Jugs. Were soc, 25c
l China Dinner Set, service for II; los
pieces; cream soups and saucers. Was
$4950 S27
1 500 Pieces Odds and Ends, including
dinner plates, soup plates, salad plates,
cups, saucers, etc Were 10c to $1.25,
sc to see
l French China Dinner Set, SO pieces;
service for IL. Was $79 $50
1 China Dinner Set; So pieces, service
for 8. Was SIC
$50 Pieces of Cobalt and Maroon
Band English Earthenware.
20 Dinner Plates. Were 85c------- 39e
IL Soup Plates. Were soc 29e
IL Fruit Plates. Were 40c 19c
4 PlatterS. Were SO s1.sa
: Sugar Bowls. Were 81. 2.50S1.25
Cream Pitchers. Were $l.50-----15c
The PaimS Royal,
China Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
ToiIetries Reduced

"a Bottles of Novelty Perfume. Was 81,
49c
80 Bottles of Roi Royal Toilet Water.
Was 39c c------------.- 19c
4S Bottles of Pinauds Skin Perfume. Was
4S Hillshire Downs Cream Lotion. Was
s1.25 to s150-------------- 39e
As Forhans Gum Massagers. Were 10c,
SC
30 Velvet Blades. 25 to a package. Were
59c Trejur Bath Novelties --------S9c
so Boxes of Marty Cream Rouge SC
Bottles of Milk Bath. Were 81 80 SOC
so Cream Capsules. Were soc -- 29e
48 Home Permanent Wave. Were 81 59c
"a Bottles Of Renauds Perfume. Orchid,
sweet pea. Were 81 --------------- 59c
s6 Lipsticks. Were 81 --------- 25c
Pullman Apron Tourist Bags 19c
Large-size Kleenex Boxes. Were SOC.
The PaIais Royal,
ToiIeries First Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
81 Gloves 30c

40 pos novelty Bemberg royons in yellow green
40 Gloves Of Bemberg rayon handmade cottonS.
81 and $3.50 29c
Pairs Gloves doe-fnished ambskin s-button length;
bright colors Were $3.50 S169
Wrap-around TurbanS. 25c
20 Pairs Chdrens Gloves rayon Were 79c, S9e
The Paiais Royal Cloves d. . First Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
LIPSTICK
Stays On
when its
DON JUAN

stays on though you
eat, smoke, drink or kiss,
II used as directed. Last
ing loveliness for your lips
natural Boft-loOk-
ing. appealing Not
smudRy or smeRrinK.
Young. vivE cious, seductive
shades. Only SI.0O. Rouge
and powder to match Sl.00
each. Large trial sizes Zoe.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Electric Appliances

l Detroit Jewel Gas Range with glass
oven Visualizer Was S89 95 ~ $3.50
l Apex Portable Ironer. Floor demon
strator Was S24 95 ---- s12.58
l ABC Washer with self-emptying eletric
pump Used as demonstrator. Was
1896 - $40
The PaIais RoraI Electric
Evening star., 1941-05-01
FRIDAY BARGAINS Is: e: =: =: :::: 6:
Rug Specials

81 Extra Heavy Grass Rugs; 9xl2 size.
Were s795 S6.s5
; Imported Sisal Rugs from last season;
oxl2 size Were S22 95sI sI1.s5
2s Looped Cotton Yarn Rugs. Colors.
2x4 feet. Were SO $350----- $3.50
! Chenille and Rayon Looped Rugs
Colors, TX feet Were S495 sass
IL Cotton Hooked Oval Rugs. 27"x48".
Were $595 1898
& Patterns; Felt Base Floorings. Were
39c square yard ----------------2 29c
S AI-Fibre Rugs, 83xl0.6 feet. jacquard
woven. Were $1495 s10.s5
9 Seamless Administer Rugs, 9xl2 feet.
Were s36 s29.95
Discontinued Patterns
Fine InIoid Linoleum Rugs
Greoty reduced for quick selling; oil
perfect quolity.
% Size sxI2 Were 1885 Seas
IL Size sx10.6. Were s1o.9S
10 Size 1873 Were $1l s7.s5
21 Size 6x9. Were S5.s5
The Palais Royal,
Rags Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01

The Paiais Royal, Electric
Appliances Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Sl.29 Chrome Cooking
Utensils 3qc

200 pieces, including frying pons,
Dutch ovens, covered souoepons,
large oriddIes, soucepots.
The PoInis Royal.
Housewares Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
$50 Pairs Reg. Sl.95
Doeskin Gloves
1snS.ti. Isrri"'snsd 75c

Broken size range; in popular high
shades. Discontinued styles.
225 Pairs Bemberg Rayon Gloves,
black, white or chamois color; dis
continued: were $l.50- S5c
The PaloB ROYAL, Gioues First Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01

Loce Curtoin Somples
Salesman's sample strips; up
to 81" long. Were &l4s to
s2.ss pair, each strip lie
Evening star., 1941-05-01

Stripe, ond figures; fouIords, repps,
twiIIs, silk and wool; large seIec-
ton.
The PaIaiS Royal, HrH's
Furnishings First Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01

The Palais Royal, Infants and
Chidress Shop Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01

ST TO Sl.9S Curtoins
800 pairs Assorted Curtains,
priscilla or tailored styles.
Friday, pair r----------17c
Fabrics Second Floor
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-19
NO RECORD

One is the fact that the Land Division has no record of them. Photostatic copies of signed op- tions are on file but no trace of any Orders" The options show merely the gross purchase price, th1 amount of acreage and it's location-and that't all
 For example,: An option on a tract known as the Wahlman Place states merely that it con sists of 165 acres, at such and such location, and the price to the Government is $14,000. There is no break-d of this sum; no indication of what charges went to make it up. These are a secret between McCord, Covall and the sellers.
 A possible clue to the nature of these charges is an Order" in the hands of authorities covering the purchase of another tract. These items are as follows: