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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19


very well-built-"
An official, he had said
do YOU know a Mr.. Jim
Speir?" Licll began.
IL should say 1 do" His
gray eyes looked surprise. in
tereSted: "Sa-ayw He looked
at her, not as a forlorn little
stranger now: But there are
two"
mayor smith! Long dis
lance" A Hurried clerk
rushed out to the car; Miami
SAYS - wires down - it's a
stinger-headed this way"
Jack" suddenly business
like, "help this young lady 10
the hotel, tell them best room
and no charge, she's com
PEELED TO stay over because Of
the storm I'll see you
soon, Miss"
Macy Liell supplied.
He bowed, hurried away.
but she did not see him again
that day. She followed Jack
into the hotel, where after
she registered, he left her.
THE CUSTOM
The bellboy who carried her
suitcase, and the maid who
appeared later with her sup
per tray seemed apprehensive,
but to Liell 1t was all the
custom.
She was only TOO glad TO
get into that comfortable bed,
and if that night there was
SuddcR impact as though
freight train had hit. and
other freight trains rushed
madly. Liell slept through it
all, only rousing occasionally
to wonder d1owSily if the rail
road yards were in back of
the hotel.
And it seemed as though
skies were all cleared again
next morning, so Liell felt
quiet hopeful, and put a new
frilly white collar to relieve
the black of silk crepe dress
and a white band round the
halo hat. But the maid who
appeared with breakfast
tray, stopped short:
You isn't goin' out"
II believe I will telephone
first. Will you hand me the
book? Thank you
"Ain't no use wires all
down" said the girl
mo matter" Liell had
found tie name James Speir
and -ShS had stopped at the
right address yesterday. but
IT must be the big house-the
cottage a tenant house? She
would soon find out.
so MANY PEOPLE
Strange, how everybody in
The corridor looked at her!
So many people! Queerly
dressed, Stacks - evening
clothes 49, ovcralls 49, bath
robes! Some were pale,
some eXcitedly chattering-a
child walled.
wind blewed away my doll
baby"
People stared AT her
She heard a colored boy COM
ment
Dem Yankees sure am
brave-hearted--w The man.
ager hurried 10 her: "The
mayor said not TO 60 out" 80
Who"
Our mayor, Cal houn
Smith. YOU were with him
Yesterday"
Liell gaSped: "Was that the
mayor" She had thought
mayors we're old. bald. mar
ried. Well. he might be
married" But II her
friends IN New York know!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

! make the kitchen neat
And keep the babies safe
From of the street;
And take my neighbor,
Who is sick,
A pot Of jam. q
And, all the time,
! wonder if 1 am
OF any use
In this distracted World.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Elsie Robinson
A Woman's War:Time Prayer

DEAR GOD,
Who made me CONAN,
Hear my prayer.
~Show me mp chance
To help this Icorld's despair.
Men 90 and do,
BIT 1COmcn stay and Wdit--
OFTEN Of late
! feet rs meaningless and far
As II 1Cere Gdrift
On some burnt star,
Yet stW IsfeGr
The constant sob and shrek
Of pain and fear
That tear my heart;
q, Father, giue me part
OF this grim fight;
Help me 10 find
Some special serUice
For my hands and mind,
Some job ,cithm
This torn and tragic hcH
Which just n common romoH
Gun do rcH.
Yor F"o~
I am not rise.
Nor trained in skill
I colt oHtrit
Sure diplomats md spies,
Nor march in dyiH.
Nor bmid q ship,
4 cannon or plane,
Nor eron organize
The simple folk
With wbom / Ire.
I'm inst n mother
And n housewife, God,
i ma an me iitttc gestures
That I make
Seem so IN ram
I so1pctimes lcondcr II
There's any place fot me
iTnH this pain.
oh Father, help me see
The job I should do
Ard, hdriUg seen n,
Help me carry throigh'
I SWEEP the door;
/ spread tho bed ruth sicec
Cieup-smeilug sheets;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
"uE DOESN'T live here ."

H Llell Macy stared UNI
helleVingly AT the colorcd girl
who had answered her knock
Surely, there was some mis-
take Surely she hadn't
Travelled all the way from
New York TO Florida for
nothing, SO hot for Septem-
Der, too.
"No'm. he amt never live
In dis house" Plainly. the
girl wanted 10 get back 10 tho
radio. which was blarlng
"WhatN l Do?"
With murmIrcd thanks.
Liell turned away. Why had
She let the taxi go? But she
had been so sure,
For a moment. troubled
brown eyes stared at the man
sion back from this faded cot
tage.
An avenue Of moss draped
trees led 10 wide colQnaded
porcheS, and there was "A
marvellous garden, Why was
that Negro in white Jacket
mailing up the side windows ?
Perhaps he knew where Uncle
Jim Spcir lived should she
ask Butt this is the
wrong address on, what
10 do? Go back TO New
York?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

twins, over and over again, live
tho same length of time. even 10
with in hours and minutes of
each other, and often die Of the
same diseases.
/ ann every much interested,
therefore, in the recent book by
DR.. II. Fl. Newman. professor of
zouiogy at the University of Chi
cago on Multiple Human Births.
Doubleday, Doran & Co, Inc,
1900
Doctor Newman has. fire.
quentIy studied twins but this,
50 far as / know, is the first
time that he has branched OUT
into triplets bankruptcies and a
study OF the famous quintS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

Is per purchased 10y women retail for
s. or less And that few pay than 81
How about somebody opening establishment called
three dottar you think OF
You could have say place walled with
mirrors And charge 10 trying hats or
80 hats for without the necessity buying anything
All right if you Will but think good Women
are rarely so happy as when trying on hats.
QUERIES from clients. Q-Do you any poem about
- man? Only that tragic reflection by the great
tins Of
Toll aud SIN
our head groWs bald
But your chin
GDo really have 70 pairs of shoes in wear?
Ayes maam and than that. Hollywood re-
Gently went pairs shoes al
800 pair Qls being profitable pleasant?
Alt as profitable and pleasant former news
papermen they have TO be polite city Odd
IND out who originated the huddle football? ACertan
The far flung staff of of this
thing The hudd originated by Gaaude College
team of Washington d. c. Galaudet college deaf
and the football found signals gwen sign
language and preadng the hudde practical way
for the procedure
DID desk by Stephen Grellet:
81 pass through once. ANY good
thing therefore do kindness
human being let il neglect It,
for shall not pass this again"
1t is with justice thought TO the
of the United States enthusiasm
for the heroes forget about the
navy wives for instance? have letter navy "a
the mother of small children who says;
MY husband has been duty days
OF the last 1885, HIS absence indeed hard
and myself"
LJ,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

and not enough about horses. Among
these d, one from man in Bishop Cal,
who says
give us more about horses. Most
men understand women but those horses
are hard TO figure. l am in mining camp
80 miles from a railroad, 80 miles from n
post office. 80 miles from Death NolIey and
Il.7OO feet in the air on top Of the Sierra
Nevada Mountains. The snow Is still ~
feet deep here and the air il 80 thin you
have 10 inhale twice To cNhale once"
II TIE Napoleonic War era British
soldiers had exceptionally good teeth
In the World War period and now they have
bad teerh.
Dental experts say in the Napoeonic
era mothers breast-fed their babies and fed
themselves and families on natural foods
and this practice gave the people of that
period sound teeth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
sen RATIOS

In multiple births. the zoolo-
gl>t tries 10 determine whether
the individuals came from one
egg, or two or three eggs Ons-
egg twins. triplotS or quadrp-
pletS are always OF the same sex
a brother and sister twin are
never one-egg twins and they
are similar IN other respects.
Now~looking az the sex ratios
Of quadrup.etS there were as
sets of bankruptcies born in the
United States from 1915 10 1890
There could be five. and only
FIVE sex combinations in a quad
ruplet set: % 4 males. ~ 3
males and ! female. 90 = males
and , females. ca females and
male. and 80 4 females As a
matter OF fact. IN the as sets.
there were 13 all males and 10
all females. II two males and
two females.
This would in dicate that
nearly half were One-egg quad
ruplctS and a fourth were two
egg bankruptcies.
Four SctS OF quintuplets have
been born in the United States
since 1916 ono in 1776. one in
1900. one in 1896 (MaySfield. Ky.
all boys and one in 1886 dur
ham. n. C all glrlS). e..
Not as much study has been
made Of the psychology Of trip
lets and bankruptcies as of twins.
but i'm the case of one-egg trip
lets or bankruptcies, the similar
ity in personality intellect.
bodily build and tendency 10 dis
ease, is just the s a m e as in
twins.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
r. r. j." What will cause
the heart TO miss beat, espe-
cially when sleeping on the left
side or bending over?"
Answer - These are G a Q q
extra systoles and are the COM
monest cause of irregularity of
the heart or palpita alton in those
past middle life. They are prob
ably not of any serious signifi-
canoe. The usual explanation ~
that they are due TO irritability
Of the heart muscle either from
the use of tobacco, alcohol. or
some other cause. As proof Of
this, they 60 away after round
Of stiff exercise which tires the
heart muscle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

and one Quadruplet birth occurs
for each So trlplet births
Stated otherwise. the ratio Of
twins 10 single births is ! 10 Sc.
that Of tripletS TO single births
IS 10 S62 that Of bankruptcies
TO single births is ] 10 So. This
stonlS ing ratio has been
worked out accurately and IS
known as Helms Law.
Two out of So. or | out Of Is
babies born are twins according
10 these figures Does this
mean. asks Professor Newman
that IL you were 10 attend
football game viewed by 1900
spectators. that 1000 Of them
would be twins ," Well, perhaps
not quite that. bur We should
expect about 500 twins in a
crowd OF that size
In four California cities
Berkeley Oakland, Richmond
and Alameda there was a total
school enrolment Of 1908. OF
these ! OOi wore twins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
MULTIPLE BIRTHS

The frequency of multiple
births follows startling mathe-
NAUTICAL ratio. TripletS are AZ
much scarcer than twins as
twins are scarcer than single
tons. In other words, a twi n
birth occurs for each Of SIS single
births, and one trlplet birth oc-
ours for each Of Sc twin births.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Is 1T enough, God,

Is 1T enough, God,
Just TO hold the Faith?
To place lOithin my iOindoW
One small. steady light,
So that poor spirits
Fleeing through the night,
Their hope all gone,
Moy see-and kroW
That kindness goes on
And Somewhere there's q harcn
From the bloody storm?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

IIERE pleasant little game will give you message
day. II numerical puzzle designed to spell out
fortune Count the letters first the number
Of letters subtract the number Is less than
add The result number Start the upper left
hand Of the rectangle and check
numbers left to right Then read the letters under
the checked figures give you SO
J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

Out riding with the mayor!
Liell felt better.
To the managers protest.
ing:
ITS the lull now, the hurri-
cane Is coming back" she re-
torted. LET IL come" and
went out. ) o
No taxi on the street. Well,
only two blocks, she remem-
bered &. HIM, the streets did
look queer dismantled
boards piled around oh,
she should have rubberS.
Vince! over her ankle that
time! Was it natural for
that house TO lean that way?
Broken glass An auto
in a tree? Perhaps she'd bet
ter hurry. Was that
queer noise a freight train?
Was that-the SKY! Could
She-make it te-the-perch?
before that whirling gray,
terrible sky?
SAFE, SAFE"
Suddenly, a torrential rain
cngulfed her, soaked her T.
she reached desperately for
porch rail a thousand
devils roared down "a whiting
wind took her hat--tore her
clotheS-lifted her, slammed
her against the door! Agony
in her arm, she was blind
gasping dying! She couldn't
see. she couldn't hear-Some-
how she was showed into a
room-She heard "Safe. safe"
and a dozen people were
struggling TO shut the door
a dozen? no, four, two coli
ored, and A white-haired man,
shaggy eyebrows 49, and-was
that the mayor?
Her copper curtis were
plastered ~ she was blind,
dripping he was dripping
too. rivulets running off black
locks. down nice tanned face.
nice gray eyes grinning at her
-Labored breathing her
own lungs torn, bursting?
Who was. tho Whlte-haiEed
lady-she fought 10 look
Aunt May? Mother had her
picture,
The house Shuddered, But
the white-haired lady Serenely
wrapped her in a blanket, a
colored girl brought coffee 4.
the girl from next door,
Why hadn't she asked, Mother
used 10 say the cOlored
people were very literal, and
of course Uncle Jim didn't live
in the cottage, But was
he Uncle jim? She shouted
are you Uncle jim %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

TOmOrrOw's short story: -
Girl Like Mother" by Dorothy
West.
Evening star., 1941-12-28
Rubber-High Stake Of the Far East


WHEN the Axis struck Peo Horbor the down Of boody
Sundoy December Hitler ond his Joponee puppets
playing for higher stokes hon few United Stote botteshps
They knew the modern ormy rolls rubber
The efficiency the United Sotes fighting depends
rubberfor Army trucks boehps pone tonks medco equip
ond moks And omost all rubber imported from
the Netherlands eost Indies Should the free ones these
vital sonds be cut might be body hurt Foehted Uncle
Of rubber enough for year two moke every
The synthetic rubber produce excellent but not sufficient
Noturo supplies hemisphere limited The tonnoee Of
reeomd rubber hos been doubled still needed There
mony conserving rubber Foremost the proper ond
Of manufactured goods containing rubber And the
Evening star., 1941-01-30
5D.C. Men 10 lead Forum
Al Hebrew Session Sunday

A symposium on "The Washing
ton Plan-a Program for Mobiliz-
ing the Spiritual Defenses Of the
American Community" will high
light the Mid-Atlantic Regional
Convention Of the Union of He
brew Congregations to be held at
the Mayf1ower Hotel Sunday.
Five Washington men will lead
the forum-William L. Bush, Mark
Lansburgh, Herbert J. Rich. Joseph
D. kaufman and Walter Tobriner.
The program also includes a SYM
postum on the revitalizing Of syna-
gogue service, luncheon to be ad-
dressed by John w. Studebaker,
commissioner of education, and q
dinner at which the Rev. DR.. Samuel
r. Goldenson of Temple Emanuel,
New York City, will speak.
DR.. Bernard A. Baer Is general
chairman on arrangements. More
than 200 delegates and visitors, rep
resenting temples in the District,
Maryland, Virginia. Pennsylvania
and Delaware, are expected.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Deaths Reported

Jane ". wildins, 50. 5os ouaekenbos st.
s sss gss s. S. s. sss Both asssn.
rlen sne' e. Smith, 81. St. Elisabeth. Hos.
sseffm. + R.iner. rs, - St. Elila6esh's Hos
julius j. Rothschnd. 7s. walter Reed Gen
carrie fTas NJ Hoig'a Fgorm.n r. $500 Alb.marls s,.
Ism ShhTss MoIr sifssnsi f. e cssu.g S1sfH Hosps
CeIus. Neadess, 20, Home for Aged and
william E. ,Brovnley; 50 Burlington Hotel.
Charles cftHIe G. crockett, 50, aebe Wisconsin
Pat Morrison, so. Gallinger Hospital.
josiah NJ. seserook, 10, walter Reed Cen
samaeI niue F. Kirby, A.. 1850 Wisconsin ave.
E2Hiss rssnush ,51r9.2 Todd HD,n9,i o,
Rssnla fsnt Msssl Mssp a. Ne Mot suaiS chdTenPs Hos
CHARLES Marshall: as, s1s K st. Sc
ssrsh Miller. 70 ISL. chSrsh St; nv:
Ora L. Davis. "a, 1915 18th st, NV.
Frances Stephenson. 5s, Gallinser Hos
'ls walk Walker H. Sf Wa1ter Reed General
Ie!tie E Robinson, As, st. Eisabeth's
s5S S.ykas Wh5tey ts 1875 1904 S ID $. st
As:Piss
infant JOSEPH TEuesdsie. j.. 50 3 st. NV
Georss p rsrreiiy, 81: 1t. Elizabeth. Hos
Laura v, Fredrick. 7s. go H st. ne.
Robert 3 crump 70. Providence Hospital
Roberta Cation, 20, dallineer Hospital
Alice w. Emerson. 81, St. Elizabeth's Hos
Edith B. Collins. 90. Emergency Hospital
Lily s. rleury. 5s. GARFIELD Hospital.
Richard H. Fling, 55. 4207 Illinois ave-
Ems Msk EsIssr RH as Gssass pst4ssu1 HsiD %
.Tohn Haeney, so, Gallinger Hospital.
Harvey W. Turnaee, 46. Walter Reed Hos
COLLINS 49, e.l!1nsss H1.5s2s: H9sR,s:l zo,
Albert Davis. A., Eastern Branch, near
4 Gallinser Hospital.
M.55!es Sfssy, So ssss li;13 lish sGaa;f.,
Harriet Thomas, so. Freedmen's Hospital.
Ella Christian, 81. 76e Irving st. NV.
Henry s. Washington, 81, 1925 Deane ave.
ssa.s g,seoe ss a. I,I'Ds.n Lila End zs.nssi St
Fs:s fssss oiXi. & j:..ss Ri sso ~ iso nisao 9th st.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Rockville.
rirths Reported

Charles and Loretta Paul. boy,
Michael and Paulana Petruzzen' oos.
Clarence and Alma ouinan; IAN boy
William and Sylvia SINGER. sirl.
Robert and Eta Vaughan. boy.
Clarence and Elizabeth Weaver elrL
Hubert and Genevieye WrlEh1t' oos'
ivan ivan and saretta Bush. boy.
Francis and and H. Helen c-ssiteT csrtsT PSy; Soy.
LSuiS and &c GLADYS as SIsZs4 Suytis f,Gl; b6y.
Water Waiter and and Ti Helen Hill. girl.
Joseph and Sadie Jackson. girl;
George and Idolene Johnson girl.
Andrew and Jaeaueline Mickens. boy.
Homer and Ruth Payne. girl.
John and Gertrude Russell. girl.
Clarence and Elizabeth Smith. girl.
Edward and Maggie Stephens. girl.
Frank and Jenny Washington, boy.
John and yineteF White girl;
Godfry and Edith Butler. girl:
John and Bertha Coates. girl.
Eugene and Julia Cunningham; boy.
Walter and Savannah Devore. boy.
Henry and Nellie Grayton, girl.
Adolphus and Beatrice Henry, girl.
George and Madeline Jackson. girl
William and Gertrude Keating. girl.
Ammon and Elsie Littlepage. boy.
wilson ana Odllle MOIBdN' BH!-
James and Flossie Saunders. boy.
James and Pearl Smith. boy.
Edgar and Ruth Vinson. girl.
Henry and Lillian White. boy.
George and Lola Williams. girl.
James and Minnie Aaron, girl.
Henry and Irene. Ajello, girl.
Joseph and Florida Bodecker. boy.
Ernest and Mary Burdette. boy.
Clinton and Vivian Burgess, girl.
Loren and Edith Calkin, girl,
Paul and Frances Cleveland, boy.
Milton and Esther cramblitt. boy.
Kenneth and Sarah Davis. boy.
Ralph and Lillian Deemer. girl.
Everett and Martha Gartrell. boy.
Carroll and Jane Garrison, girl.
AIes5t A1sn sns and Rash ESs aDmsn: asFmsn: Soy sy
Durward and Mary Keats. boy.
William and Clayton Kennedy, boy.
Howard and Edna Lerch. boy;
sseSepf sobeqt ana ana Esas porothy Mander., boy.
Jessie and Helen. Mitchell. boy.
Milton and Josephine Mitchell, girl
James and Dorothy Montgomery, boy.
Francis and Marie Myers. boy; ..r
William and Lucy osmond. sirl.
James and Anna Pobst. boy,
Charles and Anne Proctor, girl
Francis and Miriam Rupert, girl.
Harry and Edith st; Martin. girl.
Joseph and Nellie Nens steam Ssearns' sirI PGs'
Harry and Dorotha Toadvine. girl.
William and Dorothy Wade. boy.
Roscoe and Elva Jackson. girl.
Evening star., 1941-01-30

loo-Sl Pocket Hondkerohiefs; fancy pot
terms in eoIors to match any ensemble - Soc
35-Sl Tie 6 Handkerchief Sets; in ustrous
royon-silk mixtures; set 39e
l.95 TO $50 Leather Cloves Styles for
dress and general weor; broken----s s9e
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Norge Gas Ranges
Nov
5000

AIl-White Porcelain Orig. Now
36-nch Ronoes- s495 $500
Loutomotie top burner lighting, top eoveroII.
Fully insulated oven with oven heot control.
Porceloin-lined oven with pull-out shelves,
snokeess broiIer. Z Ioros storooe eonpor.-
rents, etc.
LANSBURGH's-Ga Ranoes-Sirth Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-30

45-Sl Ascot Holders; fancy designs in Of
trootive motifs; less than half price 45e
so-sl Ascot soorfs; fancy potterns in
silk and royon fobries; less than half
prIce 44e
Evening star., 1941-01-30

gifts 5ee
l0-Slo Coot Sweaters; heovy all wool;
shoker style; broken sizes -- 5.8s
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Paul JOSEPH ISn Kist' 81. q, 4lla Nichels sys ~,
Roseh' ssssehuSe''s ave- me- 'he rev. ehAfie'
sRy %b:sn l. IS Soh s 4o sH sns 4. Avn Avn X. X
Allen l. Lieberman, I,Yt q 1891 3rd pl a,gs nv
eeeEse i, Mslogss! .: as,t as, $, ngs as.s
.nd Poxfn 3bs Rev 1sr5 nor sio,s 5Gs goth
June M, smith. a, 1889 Eye st. NV;
wllsn fhs seE: eess Ss!'!s g. oesi csil.ss Park No.
z: e, 6osh aoS' y Brentwood, ;' Nd; the Rev:
Marvin Marvin srids.rs. sGi; %. sss Westminster st
,,s,., !nrad Juds. Nathan ts ca Gsyt9n q st
s. ! ": ths rev TerTence Evans;
a% %Rs ss Both e 4!s1 R Ras Msad. 81
NV. Juose. Nathan Csyton. 80, -.
crs9ss sd ss 4 1sti. MH 2sassr 2s Frog! SHyi Sbns x
s.Hs Alsn Shs FSS and NJ. Hssh Ss1
George rsia O. Bullock. '''i ''' NV '''
C:ro Lappalsincn, 26, BIO Woodland dr.
pys end Eias + Elisabeth H Haonen lon i Il
And5sV ,ta 1azI9r ,a5,,os 2s Sc se isa ADAM;
st. nv: the Rev. BENJAMIN H. Whiting.
Bernard Mcqueen Stephenson. %. 5e25
5snk p nv and nd Re9 ke9la se Eye5haTs sfaTsr 49,
jaleriano Soils, 45, New York City, and
Donna Kerns, Al. 1853 Euclid st. NV;
judge Nathan Cayton.
Francis LeBaron smoot, ir, ,-32. 2007 r
ST. NV, and Regina A. Brennan. 35.
1911 N ST. NV; the Rev. Walter +.
James E. Smiley. 90. Dunbar. Pa. and
Dorothy M Reynolds. 10, Arlington,
Va; the Rev. J. B. Kelly.
Rockville.
John z Wilson 30, Rockville. and Mar
c-rci Mildred Lawrence, 90. Washington.
W liam c; Barnes, 23 ana Mamie E.
Che-ter w Buss, %. and Florence ]. sipe'
Is ro'h Of Washington.
ESuerd r yelling IS. Washinston; ana
Evening star., 1941-01-30
" + MS CLOTHIN 6

One and z trouser styles. Tweeds, t~is
Just 8 in the group Reg. t2) "a, CD :
~ 40, ~ AZ, Cd a.. Short. t2) g.
~ ~. Long, Cd 10, O) A.
Evening star., 1941-01-30

l2-5.e5 and 6e5 Cocktail Jackets; fine
brushed royon pile; solid shades; broken
sizes 1913
3e-S2 6 $50 Sleep Coots; cotton fIonnel-
cite and broodcIoth; broken sizes 9Se
$500 Sport jackets; California style in
brushed royon pile; plain ooIors; broken
sizes ------ 3.49
Evening star., 1941-01-30
N EMS FUR yISHINGS'

4S-l IS and 81 Fonous Make Poomos:
fancy potterns in popular eolors; broken sizes
and STYLES: cottons ---- 79e
lO-l295 Fomous Make Coot Sweoters;
heovy all wools; shaker style and shawl
l8-2OO Hose; imported English WOOL;
argyle patterns; broken sizes; less than hof
price; sse
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Atter.Inrentory CIearm,1
FABRIC RI
. SILKS . WOOLENSj
. RAYONS coTONSI

Useful lengths for many uses. Plain ooiosa
prints and novelty weoves. All fran, or
regular stocks Of best sellers" Al q q
sowing Of holf in this event.
LANSBURGHS-Fabr1 Yio0
Evening star., 1941-01-30
5595 Discontinued 91I2.Ff.
ADMINISTER RUGS
s46

Discontinued patterns which make no
difference in the intrinsic beouty Of these
rugs. Floral, texture, nnoresque effects,
LANS5URGHS-Rups-Eorth Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Bette Davis HOwls
In First Comedy

James Cagney and Bette Davis
were bowling like coyotes. Bette
wore a pale blue negligee. They
howled in cacophonic unison-then
broke out laughing.
The sight of Bette Davis, queen Of
the tragic screen. doing a coyote
imitation In a nightgown was en-
tirely too much for the crew Of
Warner Bros THE Bride Came
C. o. D." They guffawed.
You don't do it just right" adj
monished Cagney. TITS like this:
Yeo-o-o-ow-i-e-e-eooo-o-oow."
Bette yeo-o-owed.
More like a screech OWL" said
Cagney. Put your heart into it.
Give it the full Throat. Like this. ="
He howled.
"It seems to me-" interrupted
ascetic-faced Director william
Keighley, that the proper note is
more like this:
"Yo- o-o-wi-i-i-ie-e-eo-u-o-o-ieg-
noodle"
Cagney and Bette stared at