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Evening star., 1941-01-16
Lacey and
Tailored Slips
&c

Rayon crepe and rayon satin
slips in sleek, fitted styles.
Lace-trimmed or tailored
and in tea rose only. Broken
sizes.
10 Orig. $500 Rayon Satin
and Rayon Crepe Lace
trimmed Nightgowns 81
40 Orig. So Tw0-pc. Pajamas
and Nightgowns of rayon
crepe or satin $1.99
80 Orig. $4.00 Lacey and Tai
lored Rayon Crepe and Ray
on Satin Gowns S2.66
S Orig. $500 Lacey Night
gowns in silk and rayon.
Beautifully fitted styles 1929
3 Orig. 500 Silk Gowns in
frilly, lacey styles 1888
(Lingerie. Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Just 10 UHtrimmed S1995
WONIEN'S
WINTER
DRESS COATS
Sl8.8B

Beautifully tailored dress
coats in black and colors to
wear with your furs. Broken
sizes II. IA. ID and 20.
/ Orig. SI3.95 Shetland Wool
Dressmaker Suit, size Is in
l Orig. S22.95 Camel Hair
and Wool Jacket and Brown
Skirt Suit, size 10 S9.99
1Orig. S19.95 Black Velveteen
Dressmaker Suit, size 16, s9.99
4 Orig. 1885 Fine Nubbed
Monotone Wool Dressmaker
Suits in colors, sizes II, IA
and 18-------------S12.S8
S Orig. s22.s5 All Wool
Needlepoint Dress m a ker
Suits, sizes 10 and 10 $500
/ Orig. S29.95 Fine Fleece Box
Sport Coat in rust. Size 18,
Sl6.S8
3 Orig. S29.95 Mixed Tweed
Refers in sizes IA and 16,
S18.S8
/ Orig. S59.95 Raccoon-t trim
med Brittany M o n o t tome
Tweed Fitted Coat, size II,
$500
(Better Coats, Third Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-01-16
WOn1en'S
SDOrtSWear

40 Orig. S1.99 and S2.99 ALI
wool Sweaters 79c
rs Orig. $2.99 Pacalora
BlOuses in rayon-and-wool
fabric. Broken sizes IL to
20 0--Sl Sl.29
20 Orig. S1.99 and $2.99 ALL
wool Skirts in dark-toned
tweeds. Broken sizes SI.29
40-S7.S9 to Sl0.95 Sports
Dresses In / and 2 pc. styles.
All-wool jerseys, rayon crepe,
wool -and-rayon and light
weight Wools. Broken sizes
IL TO 20-S 1929
(Sports Shop. Third Floor.
The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1941-01-16
CIearance.
ChiIdren'S
Shoes

10 prs. Orig. S3.95 BOYS and
Girls Ice Skates, white or
black. Sizes 10 to l. S2.e8
25 prs. Orig. $3.50 Big Boys
Leather Hi-Cuts in black or
brown. Broken sizes 6 to
S~s -
IS prs. Orig. S1.15 Children's
2-Snap House Boots, shear
ling-lined. Sizes 5 to II 19c
40 prs. Orig. $4.00 Jr. Misses
Oxfords and Strap Pumps.
Broken sizes and styles Sl,29
$50 prs. Orig. Csc and 35c
Children's Anklets and Half
Hose. Sizes 6 to l0l2----15c
(ChIldren's Shoes, Second
Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Main Floor
LINGERIE

10-S1.00 Nationally Famous
Rayon Vests in tearose only,
8 for $2.00
5-65c RayOn Panties
small sizes only y-----4 49c
20--75c Warm Knit Vests
with a mixture of cotton,
silk and wool -49c
Uingerie, Main Floor.
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1941-01-16
CLEARANCE TOILETRIES

Reg. Sl.25 Heeht Co.
Cold creom Soop
Bog r 81
Easy lathering all water
bath and complexion soap.
Choice of fragrances.
Reg. 59e FoeioI Tissues
29c
Cellophane package OF 5o4
tissues. Assorted colors.
12xl5 tissues.
Reg. sse Bridge TabIe
Covers 44c
Kleinert's printed Fleece
nap" bridge table covers.
Choice Of colors.
(Toiletries, Main Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Reg. SSe Shur-Firs
fosia' Tissues CSC
Household box Of 1000
sheets. Includes dispenser
package inside.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
GLOVES

IS Prs.-Orig. $1.00 Rayon
Gloves ... broken sizes and
colors -----------29 29c
So Prs.--Oris. s1.00 Angora
and Wool Mixture Gloves =.
maize, royal and white -59c
IS Prs.-Orig. 81 and S1.5O
Samples and Discontinued
Styles of Wool Gloves and
Mittens 69c
Is Prs.-Orig. S1.98 English
Doeskin Gloves :. washable.
Broken sizes Sl.29
! Prs.-Orig. S. to s. Mocha
Gloves fur = trimmed.
Sizes Ga and 6sA--SI.98
4 Prs.-Orig. $3.50 Real Kid
l6-Butt0n Gloves in black
only =. sizes 6, 614 and 612.
S3.95
tGloves, Main Floor.
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1941-01-16
THRIFT
DRESSES

25-Orig. S1.19 Cotton House
Dresses in small sizes only.
Coat and upper styles soc
35-Orig. S1.69 Del Ray Cot
ton Dresses in Upper styles.
Fast colored. Sizes IA to 40,
CSC
2O-Orig. S3.99 and S4.99
Rayon Crepe some ray
on -and-wools; black and
colors S3.44
25-Orig. S6.95 and S10.95
Rayon Crepe Jackets and
one-piece styles. Light
weight woolens. Sizes IA to
A and 181a to 2411 S5.88
(Thrift Dresses, Third Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-01-16
LUGGAGE

1 Mans Orig. $3.50 Brown
COwhide Accountants Case.
18-inch size; floor sample,
S11.25
S Orig. s1.5o Split Leather
Upper Brief Cases CSC
1 Orig. $4,000 De Luxe
Brown Canvas 16-Hanger
Wardrobe Trunk. Made with
turn lock -------- $500
/ Orig. S42.50 Canvas Ward
robe Trunk. 8 hangers $35
i Orig. $32.50 Fibre Ward
robe Trunk with criss-croSs
center bands. 8 hangers and
set-in-case locks S22.95
] Orig. $500 Three-quarter
Canvas Wardrobe Trunk
with turn locks S39.75
1 Orig. $3.50 Black Fibre
Wardrobe Trunk. 8 hang
ers -------.- S20.95
l Orig. $3.50 Grey Canvas
Steamer Wardrobe Trunk,
S22.95
(The Hecht Co. LUGGAGE
SHOP. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-16
JR. MISSES
APPAREL

27-Orig. S7.99 to $10.95
Junior Misses Daytime
Dresses of rayon crepe, ray
on-and-wool. One-pc. styles
in black and colors $3.50
31-Orig. $10.95 to S14.95
Junior Misses Daytim e
Dresses woods and rayon
crepes s--S6.99
5-$16.96 Pastel Plaid 3-Pc.
Suits with new longer jack
cts and California club col
lars. Sizes 9 to 15----$11.88
(Young Washingtonian Shop,
Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-01-16
WONNEN'S
SPORTS
OXFORDS

4 prs.-Orig. $500 Brown
Suede Saddle Oxfords s1.95
9 prs.-Orig. $500 Brown
Side-Lace Sports Oxfords,
SI.95
3 prS-Orig. $500 Brown Al
hsator Calf Sports Oxfords,
S1.95
8 prs.--Orig. S4.00 Black Al
hgator Calf Sports Oxfords.
S1.95
Al prs.-Orig. S1.1s Soiled
and Mussed Slippers, broken
sizes 3Jc
(Women's Shoes. Main Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Handbags and
Leather Goods

300-Orig. 81 Simulated
Leather Billfolds in tan
also genuine leather billfoIds
and keytainers in black and
Drown -4Sc
8-Orig. $500 Genuine
Leather Billf0lds N.15
5O-Orig. soc Celluloid Pass
Cases with six windows 15c
10-Orig. So and 1895 Wom-
ems Fitted Cases $500
25-Orig. 81 and S1.50 Leath-
er Belts in various styles and
colors " 59c
20-s2.0O Leather and Fabric
Handbags --- 800 S1.00
15-Orig. 81 and So Hand
bags slightly scratched.
39c
(Handbags, Main Floor,
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Girls Apparel

8 Orig. $685. Girls Velvet
Jackets. Sizes IL, IA and
is " sses
4 Orig. $500 Girls Rayon
Velvet Jackets. Broken sizes.
S1.8s
IL Orig. $500 Girls An-wooI
Flannel Jackets. Broken
sizes - S1Sg
IA Orig. $500 Girls Cotton
Corduroy Mannish Shirts.
Sizes 10 to 16 SI55
6 Orig. S3.95 Girls Teen-Age
Spun Rayon Print Dresses,
Size IL to ii Sa8s
20 Orig. $500 Teen-A.e
Girls Spun Rayon Jumper
Dresses. Size IL to Is SI.95
1880 to SI.O0 Girls Cot
ton Corduroy and Velveteen
Beanies and Jockey Caps, l5c
4 Orig. S1.O0 Girls Ear Muff
Sets ---------59c
1 Orig. S3.95 Girls White
Fur Hood and Mittens s1.95
8 Orig. SS.95 and S10.95
Girls Winter Coats. Sizes
z and g. $500
IL Orig. S10.95 and SI3.95
Girls Winter Coats, in bro
ken sizes $500
16 Orig. S13.95 to S16.95
Girls Winter Goats. Broken
sizes ----------$10.00
9-S5.95 Girls 3-Pc. Snow
Suits Wool-and-cotton.
Sizes 8 to 1888
Is Orig. SS.95 Girls AlI-wooI
Two and 3 Pc. Snow Suits.
Sizes 8 to 16- S6.SS
IA Orig. S10.95 Girls ALI
wool 2 and 8 Pc. Snow Suits.
Sizes 8 to 16--------SS.88
8 Orig. SS.95 Girls All-wooI
Reversible Raincoats, inter-
lined d-------s6.8S
1 Orig. S13.95 Teen-Age Ray
on Velvet Evening Cape with
hood . red $1,000
9 Orig. SI.15 and S1.s5 Girls
Novelty Rayon Evening Bags,
s1.00
8 Orig. sl.95 Tots Cotton
Velveteen Hoods --s1.39
13 Orig. s1.15 Girls and
Tots Cotton velveteen
Hoods --------79c
2 Orig. s2.s5 Tots Cotton
Velveteen Hoods and Muff
Sets s------S1.79
4 Orig. s7.95 Girls Beaver
Roller Hats with stream
ers ---------$3.95
4 Orig. SASS Girls Sports
Jackets with fur trimmed
hoods. Sizes IL to 16 $685.
(Girls Clothing, Second Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Clearance.
UNIFORMS

75-Orig. S1.19 Glitter Girl
Uniforms of broadcloth.
Short sleeves, white collar
and cuffs in blue, pink,
white. Also checks in blue
and green. Sizes IL to 20
in the group --------79 79c
$3.50 ServiceabIe Printed
Broadcloth Aprons ---39c or
8 for 81
(Uniforms. Third Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-01-16
WOmen's
NeckWear and
Handkerchiefs

35o-Orig. 50 Women's Tai
lored Rayon Satin, Rayon
Filament and Rayon Crepe
Blouses, sizes 80 to 40 in one
style or another 79c
200-Orig. $500 w o m ms
Beautiful Tailored Rayo
Satin Shirts, in sizes 80 to 40.
SI.39
150--Orig. S1.l9 Women's
Hats and Wrap-Around Tur-
bans and Beanies 29c
25O-Orig. 25c to soc Chiffon
Evening Handkerchiefs and
Linen Handkerchiefs with
pastel initials 2 for 25c
(Neckwear and Handkerchiefs,
Main Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Clearance.
Boys
furnishings!

lis Orig. 81 Boys Wash
Shirts -----49 Acc
"a Orig. SOC to 81 Belt
Buckles -----5 SC
Z Orig. Soc and 81 Leather
Belts ----- --- SO
5 Orig. s1.95 Cotton Cordu-
roy Shorts ------- 96c
29 Orig. S1.15 Cotton Flan-
neIette Pajamas -- &c
6 Orig. S1.99 Cotton Cordu-
roy Knickers --- $50
% Orig. S1.99 to $3.50 Boys
Sweaters - S9c
IA Orig. S2.sS Cotton Tweed
uroy Knickers, large sizes,
CSC
s Orig. s4.9S Cotton Cordu-
roy Jackets --------S1.98
I2 Orig. S9.8S Leather Jack
cts S3.67
(Boys' FURNISHINGS. Second
Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Tots and
Infants Wear

21 Orig. SOC Toddlers' Sun
Suits size 10c
S Orig. soc Organdie Aprons
size 2------------10 10c
Z Orig. soc Orgsndie Bon
nets -lOc
8 Orig. Csc Baby's Shirts in
size 2 soiled Csc
II Orig. Soc Tots Wash
Dresses. Broken sizes $50
4 Orig. $2.99 Girls Raincoats
in sizes 8 and 10-------.5 SOC
4S Orig. S1.59 Boys Cotton
Knit 3-Pc. Suits sizes !
to 3 ---------------6Sc
rs Orig. SI.59 and s1.99 Boys
Sample Wash Suits d. sizes
! to 6 ---------S1.00
s Orig. S4.95 Tots 3-Pc.
Snow Suits. Sizes 4, 8 and
8 -------------S2.99
Is Orig. S6.95 and S8.95 Tots
3-Pc. Snow Suits sizes
8 to 6 6-----------$S.S8
IS Orig. sJo.s5 to s12.s5
Tots 3-Pc. Snow Suits
sizes 3 to 6-----------S7.8S
(Infants' Wear, Second Floor.
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1941-01-16
CIearance.
Boys Clothing

6 Orig. S6.95 Boys Cotton
Corduroy Reversible Shorty"
Coats. Sizes IL to Is S2.99
8 Orig. $685. Boys Sports
Coats in sizes IL, II and
18 - 50 90
10 Orig. S17.95 and s1s.95
Students Suits and Tux
edoS oS--------- S5.99
iBoys' Clothing, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Stationery

ITO Orig. 59c Eaton's Rel
lette Stationery ---- 39c
9 Orig. $1.00 Merit Pen and
Pencil Sets ---------- SOC
6 Orig. S1.00 Waste Bas-
ketS SOC
IS Orig. $1.95 Plano Tele-
phone Book Covers ----$1.00
z Orig. $1.50 Montag Pa
per per-- S1.00
6 Orig. $1.98 Brief Cases,
S1.49
s. Orig. s2.ss Brief Cases,
sI.ss
(stationery, Main Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-01-16
MEMS SHOES

Reg. 35e TO 81
ProphyIoetie Hair Brushes
PC to S3
All types and styles. All pure
bristles.
CFoiletries, Main FloorJ
Reg. S2.2s Dorothy 6rey
SpeeiaI Dry Skin Mixture
Saturday. Last Day 81
Special dry skin mixture for
sensitive skins.
(Toiletries, Main F1oor.)
Reg. $3.50 Bottle co.e
$l.75
Rayon taffeta bottle case.
Draw string closure. Con-
tains two bottles and jars.
Reg. 81 kIeiaert's
Tourist Coses SAn
Flat tourist cases. Many
styles, materials and colors.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Originally s3.99
Chenille Robes
$3.50

Warm, deep-piled chenille
robes with full sweeping
skirts. Grand to slip into
on cold mornings. Tearose,
dusty rose and blue.
5 Orig. S2.99 Cotton House,
coats with full sweeping
skirts --S SI.69
4 Orig. S3.99 Ray0n Crepe
Housecoats S S2.99
(Negligees, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Cameras
IrregsIars Of 81
2-Way Stretch
GirdIes
SOC

None with any serious de-
fects. Fitted with the pat
ented webbed criss-cross
"tummy" support. Small,
medium and large sizes.
300-Orig. 81 Christy Lip
sticks and test card Of 8
shades --------29c 29c
S5-Orig. 59c Shampoo and
Shower Sprays with 5 #. Of
64 Orig. 69c Cartons Of 16
rolls of Avon Toilet Tissue,
SIC
47-Orig. $3.50 Molyneux'
"Connu" Eau de Cologne
(discontiued) -- 81
3S-Orig. $500 Molyneux'
"Conne" Eau Gle Cologne
(discontinued) --- $1.95
(Toiletries, Main Floor.
The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Paints

81 gal. Orig. S2.25 Washable
Flat Paint :. for undercoat
or finish. White and ivory,
S1.69 gal.
18 gal. Orig. $3.25 Gloss En-
ameI for walls or wood
work. White and ivory,
S1.99 gal.
10 gal. $500 Monad Water
proof Spar Varnish, for
floors, woodwork or furni-
ture - $3.50 gal
Al quarts Orig. S1.25 Four
Hour Enamel for furniture,
walls or woodwork. Discon-
tinued colors ----89c qt.
IA gal. Orig. $2.25 Timers
Red Roof Paint gal.
paints, Seventh Floor,
The Hecht "a
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Just 90 FdmOns-Make
$3.50 AND S.
GIRDLES
sl.9j

Lastex girdles from a we'll
known maker. Choice Of IA
and Is inch lengths with
talon closings. Sizes 26 to
80 in the group.
(Corsets, Third Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-01-16
MISSES S7.95
REVERSIBLE
COATS
S3.49

Warm rain -or-shine coats OF
wool-and-rayon fabrics e.
chiefly in grey mixtures. Sizes
IL to 16.
1-Orig. S59.95 Beaver Dyed
Mouton Lamb Jacket, size
II --S $685.
I-Orig. S69.95 Beaver-Dyed
Mouton Lamb Jacket, size
16 S39.95
Orig. S10.95 Man-Tailored
Suits, in bankers grey; size
ID $4.44
(Thrift Coats, Third Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-01-16
SI.95 and yS.96
Printed and
Damask
Draperies
SOB pr.

Just 80 pairs in the group.
Made Of heavy rayon -and.
cotton damask, rayon tex
ture weaves or novelty
printed rayon and = cotton
fabrics. Pinch-pleated at the
top and lined throughout.
Made 211a yards long. Only
one and two pairs of kind.
200 yds. Orig. 39c to $50
Remnants Of Curtain Ma
terials rayon nets and
gauze --------1 10c yd.
6 Orig. S6.9S Quilted Spreads
:. single size only. Rayon
satin Sl.99
50 prs. Orig. 89c Colored
Cross-striped Curtains >.
brown, wine or rust, 69c pr.
200 Orig. Acc to SOC Drapery
Remnants. Cretonnes, home
spuns and curtain fabrics,
29c ea.
20 prs. Orig. $4.9S Green
Cotton-and- -Rayon Damask
Draperies. az yds. long.
s2.99 pr.
(Curtains and Upholsteries,
Sixth Floor. The Hecht COL
Cameras
II Orig. S23.s5 Univex 8 MN.
Movie Cameras with F3.5
lens, including carrying case,
S16.95
1 Orig. s2.5o Univex Titler,
SI.29
l Orig. $3.50 Univex Editor,
S1.29
5 Orig. S7.95 Pickwick Cam
did Cameras with cases, S2.95
cameras. Main Floor.
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1941-01-16
CLEARANCE!
Hosiery

So prs. Orig. 81 Wool Socks
:. grand for skating and
sports ----- Sc
80 prs. Orig. 59c Wool Skat-
ing Socks also some cot
ton knee-length hose ---29c
(Hosiery, Main Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-01-16

For men and women All l7-jeweI movements. All with
rolled gold plate and stainless steel backs. All guo
onteed for year ogons mechanical defects Ceor dos
Roised gold numerals. Handsome new shopes
Jewelry Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-01-16
B6 Nevis Originally
SI.39 to 81
Woven Shirts
CSC

Less than half brcei A
sure SeIIout! Shop early
Friday!
Slightly soiled and mussed
from handling but the first
Tubing will make them like
new. Woven broadcloths
and madrases in whites and
new British stripings. Sizes
IA to IT in the group.
(The Hecht Co. MANS Store,
Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Famous Make
Mems Ties
HALF PRICE

10 Ties NOW soc
$3.50 Ties s----now 75c
Reduced from our regular
stock of nationally famous
make tie. All manufactured.
All wool lined for better
wear. Silks, silk-&-rayons,
rayOnS.
CThe Hecht Co., MANS Store,
Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-16

Manufacturer Sample
c7QS osd 60 OF
Evening star., 1941-01-16

tGloves, Main Floor,
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1941-01-16

Negligees, Third Floor.
The Hecht Coz
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-02-14


verted from their own malodorous
heaps
Wanting to keep their filth, of lucre
or otherwise
Quite to themselves, and free from
scarabs--
You'll not find this scarab
In any Smithsonian collection of fa-
nous bugs
He bears no name Of Latin, or con-
cocted of Greek roots
Nevertheless, he is highly regarded,
widely praised
BY specialists in certain avenues Of
ideology-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-02-14
Half OF Idle Last March
Residents OF Seven States

Washington, D. C. (ILNS).-More
than half of the 5,110,000 unemployed
men and women seeking work in the
last week of March, 1910, were in
seven states, the Census Bureau re-
ports on the basis of preliminary fig
ures based on a cross-section of the
1910 census.
The seven states were Massachu-
sets, New York, New Jersey, Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Illinois, and Califor-
MIA. These states have only Al per
cent of the total population but 53
per cent of all unemployed were found
in them. New York and Pennsylvania
accounted for more than a fourth of
the total. The proportion of those
seeking work was lowest in North
Carolina, South Carolina, Mississippi,
Georgia, South Dakota, Alabama, Vir-
ginia, Iowa, and Nebraska.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-02-14

The United States is still at peace
with the world, but the services most
concerned with national defense ap-
pear to be seriously contemplating
the presence of an enemy. It may be
a realistic view, but it seems to us
mistaken, and somewhat of piece
with the arbitrary rules imposed by
the British at the start of the war.
Suspicion is already widespread that
the nation is closer to getting into the
war with both feet than even the grave
statements of Secretaries Hull and
Stimson have indicated. If we are
close to war, closer than any official
pronouncements have shown, the ma
tional interests will be best preserved
by complete frankness between the ad-
ministration and the people. The sim
lister implications of partial and vol
untary censorship will deepen the lurk-
ing suspicious without in any way
strengthening the determination of
the people to carry out the admins
tration's detectives.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-02-14

heaps, hanging signs on them
Some of those he thus labelled, were
cleaned up
One scarab dug around the Chicago
packing houses
Another had his hangout in the
Wheat Pit
Thomas Mast rolled Boss Tweed
into handy ball, and buried him
Present Chief Justice Hughes
cleansed Augean stables in insur-
ance-
Lawyer Pecora, under Senate aus
pices, ventilated high finance
Tea Pot Dome was dandy mess for
it's own scarab, Tom Walsh
1t is long roll, with immortals
emerging
Of late an odd scavenger appeared
In back yards of people who work
for their living
This scarab smelled out something
he thought he could use
Perhaps with no hopes of immor-
tality-
This bug has been rolling up dung
in classical style
Doubtless, dung piles were to be
found in many other yards
But this bug had his yen for the
refuse in working peoples yards
So he is rolling ball after ball of his
favorite baby fodder
Laying his little eggs of hoped-for
immortality
Incidentally, collecting generous fla
vors of other sorts of fodder
From adjacent owners of sources of
smellings to high heaven
Who rejoiced to have attention di-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-02-14
High Court Upsets Old
Child Labor Law Ruling

Washington, D. c. (ILNS). - A
highlight of the Supreme Courts
unanimous decision upholding consti-
tutionality of the wages and hours
law was its specific overruling of the
famous 22-year-old ruling holding a
federal child labor law invalid. The
decision, handed down in 1918, was a
five-to-four opinion holding that Con-
gress was powerless to exclude the
products of child labor from interstate
commerce. In this case the late JUS
tice Oliver Wendell Holmes, noted lib
eral, delivered what Justice Stone
called "a powerful and now classic
dissent"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-02-14
Truths Pondered While
Riding at
Anchor
"Then gently scan
your brother NAM
BY Mr.. MOdestus'

Scarabs are useful
Ancient Egyptians revered them
Using them as a symbol of immor-
tality-
In jewel form, they were objects of
high religious regard
The function of the Scarab is that
of a scavenger-
They are beetles, handy with their
hind legs
Rolling up balls of dung, in which
they lay eggs, and bury them
From which corruption comes new
life of young beetles
Idealizing which, Egyptians saw a
prototype of resurrection
Hence, jeweled beetles in Egyptian
tombs.
How many scavengers nature has
In one phase, we used to call them
"muck rakers"-
Link Steffens was one of the most
offensive, to some folks
He specialized in political dung
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THE GERM OF
CENSORSHIP
(From Editor and Publisher)

(From Editor and Publisher)
A troopship sailed from New York
for Newfoundland, carrying an un-
stated number of soldiers from un-
named regiments to man our new
coast defense bases. Army officers
made no move to conceal either the
sailing or destination, but the bars
were up against publication of other
details, which month ago would have
been routine for newspapers and news
services.
The same day Secretary Knox sent a
Confidential" communication to all
media for the transmission of intelli-
gence and to members of Congress,
requesting that only officially author
lied information be published on GER
tain classes Of naval news.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-02-14
SOUR GRAPES?

AS a household companion gold
fish has certain advantages, the bach
elor girl points out. He needs to be
fed only once in three days, and you
always know where he is and what he
is doing.
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peculiar pattern of dung ball
Will doubtless disappear, with his
tribe
When, in due season, nature fur
nishes adequate antiseptics.
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AIR CORPS WANTS MECHANICS

Washington, d. c. (ILNS). - The
Civil Service Commission has been
asked by the Army Air Corps to pro-
vide ground crews for $4,000 airplanes
in 1912. Eight thousand civilians are
now employed as mechanics in the air
corps and 10000 will be needed in the
servicing of planes next year.
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Some of these working people, in
whose refuse pile he works
Having natural dislike for dung,
of any kind
Have not been too sorry to see The
Scarab at work
But he does stir up such distinctive
set of smells
That wrinkled noses are natural re-
actions
Nature has many species of mag
gots and wigglers-
All of which have their God-given
place in her economy
But this Pestbrook Wiggler, and his
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Roster Of Organizations

NVoI(I W WI VlAQIVl1NIlOIV
B Bsaess @1a Union 1S Nor saturdays Labor
BARRIERS Union No No
Brs~ aad Soft Drink
Bsss stu Or Iron tuesday
caaasu Palmer Secretary sl7
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na sna 18th Monday, ssar asoa ae EV9ss
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hss 1s unon No 1s sns s Wss
@ S and se cm an and Friday
Ms Ms un un No. No sn hasiy % no No ns
pn % p l h No % n1sns sbor sons
No Ralph Iee Bailey and Fur Fur Init
Motzs s5
Rea Clerks Union No. and srd Wednesdays
a 1 s's @ w N attn a Labor
Stationary Engineers No Monday T. G n; m; nhy NJ;
Hall No 5, sip /
sas @ operators Ss ss No.
Wednesday Labor Mar oIs ssho
MIDDLErowN
Alternate Trades Council Hail. Sid butcher
nsTn s U n n Monday sr 4adss das cesa % s
Electrical Workers No. Hamilton
Hall Ralph Bill 81
No g.s mssss 4as s % o
sss Employees No. Saturdays
4-." - Wn Smart
Council Hall Harriet DUE
HalS Anderso
Council Sid butcher
Monday T. c. Sid butcher
Moose Hall Mabel Whlta
No
Trades
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peculiar
eland,
When in
Baenders chasH Hlble nishes saq
Vidour 145 Peshng Ave.
Frank vdou Las Prshing Ave. PHI lo24W High Co,
Calvin 6o w. Norman Norm o ave. os pay.on ~ Chll
Joe Spauding, 901 Minor Ave
Iahers Local No @ eaear iu0o . pa @ ses
MIX q Ice cream lSers highGgh
racern N- ~ tutmliy
Rooers Local NO. ~. 0
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MIDDLETOWN AGENTS
Box226
pin+or Avalon
North Broad caned "a
Frankly Hamlton dissent"
M Smith, 1902 1st Ave-
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION IL
A ss'Hy s0s oasn Bldg CE
ORGANIZATIONS
VPes, 5O7 Lincoln Ave. (From
for Newton
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