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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-13


LANSING, Mleh.-AP-State
administrative board, In a spe-
eial meeting, today authorized
the state highway department
to proceed Immediately with
construction OF a new limited
access highway TO serve Ypsl-
lanti bomber plant. The state
is TO provide S257 500, half Of
the estimated total cost Of
s515,ooo for the project. which
will route heavy traffic about
Ypsilanti. In a related pro ject
Washtenaw County will con-
struct another road under a
direct federal grant OF $175,-
CC0.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-13

WASHINGTON, D. GINS
Senator Arthur yandenberg.
Republican, Michigan, speaking
in the Senate today called upon
Secretary Of Agriculture Wick
ard to explain what he called
apparent contradictions over
the British food situation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-13
Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Tuesday:
Cloudy, Cooler

LoNDON-UP-Babies we're sug-
gestel today as bonds OF empire by
Gen. Sir Ian Hamilton. Reviewing
in Southeast. England an Ontario
and Scottish regiment, he said that
Canadians are guarding a most prec-
ious charge-"the heart OF the en-
pire."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-13

WASHINGTON, D. GINS
The Supreme Court today
consented to review a case in
VoIVing constitutionality Of the
federal misunderstanding act
as applied to labor unions and
opened arguments on the act
Of federal judge In cancelllna
naturalization certificate be-
cause membership In the Com
munist party was concealed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-13


doors.
LANSING, Mich.-lNS - Mich
igan has less than one actual strike
for every ten that are threatened.
Governor Murray D. Van Wagner
said today IN pleading for the state
labor mediation board for which
he indicated he will ask additional
funds.
DETROIT. Mieh.-lNS-Fed-
eral Price Control Admlnlstra-
tor Leon Henderson said today
that any production which In
terfered with the national de-
Tense program has two strikes
on it,.
MARCH FIELD. Calif.-AP-An
Army B-25 bomber, passing abruptly
from desert sunshine into fog and
rain, crashed on a mountain pass
Sunday. Apparently seven men were
killed.
WASHINGTON, D. GINS
The Supreme Court today
consented to review a case in
VolVing eonstitutionalty Of the
federal misunderstanding act
as applied to labor unions and
opened arguments on the act
Of federal judge In caneelIina
naturalization certificate be.
cause membership In the Com
munist party was concealed.
WASHINGTON APP Clubbing
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau ag-
riculture's public enemy No. L.
Senator Bankhead DALAI said to-
Gay that farm state congressman
would oppose any attempt to clamp
rigid price ceilings on agriculture.
WASHINGTON, D. GINS
The Supreme Court opened
the first oral Arguments Of the
term today In cases involving
appeals Of Harry Bridges, west
coast CLIO labor leader, and
the Los Angeles Times from
charges Of contempt Of the Los
Angeles superior court.
WASHINGTON AP-Litigation
which may produce a final ruling
on whether the Communist party ad-
yocates the overthrow OF the United
States government by force awaited
action today by the Supreme Court
4 atsI
time). The appeal was filed by Will
liam Schneiderman. Russian-born
state secretary Of the Communist
party for California.
WASHINGTON, D. GINS
Senator Arthur Vandenberg,
Republican, Michigan, speaking
in the Senate today called upon
Secretary Of Agriculture Wick
ard to explain what he called
apparent contradictions over
the British food situation.
NEW YORk-AP-The crash of a
Lockheed plane which just had
taken off from Ana Airfield at Ba-
tsvia. Netherlands East Indies. was
reported today by Aneta. Dutch
news agency. which said the plane
was believed TO be carrying higi
military officers on a mission TO
Bangkok. Thailand.
WASHINGTON. D. GINS
--Curtsilment OF building and
radio industries and denial OF
construction permits for new
stations may be necessary due
TO defense priority ratings on
radio materials. Chairman Fry
Of the FEC revealed today.
BERLIN AP-Removal Of Brit
ish Prime Minister Churchill. For.
eisn Secretary Anthony Eden and
their collsborators was desert ed
by authorized sources today as one
OF Germany's war aims.
ROME AP-The Italian High
Command announced today that
British forces az Tohruk had re-
newed assaults on Italian positions
outside that besleged Libyan port
but had been driven back by heavy
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-13

MARCH FIELD. Calif.-AP-An
Army B-25 bomber, passing abruptly
from desert sunshine into fog and
rain, crashed on a mountain pass
Sunday. Apparently seven men were
killed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-13

NEW YORk-AP-The crash Of a
Lockheed plane which just had
taken off from Ana Airfield at Ba.
tsvia. Netherlands East Indies. was
reported today by Aneta. Dutch
news agency. which said the plane
was believed TO be carrying high
military officers on a mission to
Bangkok. Thailand.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-13

WASHINGTON. D. GINS
--Curtsilment OF building and
radio industries and denial OF
construction permits for new
stations may be necessary due
to defense priority ratings on
radio materials. Chairman Fry
Of the FEC revealed today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-13

LANSING, Mich.-lNS - Mich
igan has less than one actual strike
for every ten that are threatened.
Governor Murray D. Van Wagner
said today IN pleading for the state
labor mediation board for which
he indicated he will ask additional
funds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-13

DETROIT, Mlch.-INS-Fed-
eral Price Control Adninlstra-
tor Leon Henderson said today
that any production which In
terfered with the national de-
Tense program has two strikes
on it,.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-13

LONDON AP - The United
States Embassy announced today
that John D. Biggers, American
lease.lend representative in Bri-
tain. he'd departed for Lisbon by
plane en- route 10 Washington 10
report TO President Roosevelt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-13

ROME AP-The Italian High
Command announced today that
British forces az Tohruk had re-
newed assaults on Italian positions
outside that hesieged Libyan port
but had been driven back by heavy
Italian fire
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-13

BERLIN-AP-Remoyal OF Brit
ish Prime Minister Churchill. For.
eign Secretary Anthony Eden and
their collsborators was desert ed
by authorized sources today as one
OF GeTmanys war aims.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-13

WASHINGTON AP- Clubbing
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau ag-
ricultures public enemy No. L.
Senator Bankhead DALAI said to-
Cay that farm state congressman
would oppose any attempt TO clamp
rigid price ceilings on agriculture.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-13

WASHINGTON, D. GINS
The Supreme Court opened
the first oral Arguments Of the
term today in cases involving
appeals Of Harry Bridges, west
coast Clio labor leader, and
the Los Angeles Times from
charges Of contempt Of the Los
Angeles superior court.
Evening star., 1941-07-26
The EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.

WRC. 4:45-From Oxford Patifsm TO Fiqhier
Pilot: The story Of one Of BrtainS air fighters
from his patifist beginnings 10 fiery
plunge from the skes-preseRied in four
weekly episodes.
VOL. 5;O0-BrOado6st OF the running Of The
Arlington Classic from Arlington Park.
WAL, 7OO-Doy Meets Band Clara, HE
feminine lead in This play has her fortune told
and led SieeIes band promptly begins 10 pros
per.
WJSN, 7:3O-CiN Desk The Two ace re-
eorter5 are sent out 10 cover tenement fire,
discover arson and eventually The dHonISt,,
WNAL. 8:OO-Spin and Win with Flynn:
The touring Flynn stops off al Fort Custer, Mich
WRC, 8:0O-Bdn Dance lum and Abner
will be special feature Of tonights farmland
festivities.
WINK, 8;O5-Cathedrs Music; Paul Gala
way al the console Of ihe Washington Cdhe
dra organ, plays PurtelTS Voluntary on the
t00ih Psalm Tune," WidOrs "lnfermezlo"
from Symphony No. 8, Mobiles "(horaePre-
lude on Rockingham
WNAL. 6;30-SumTef Symphony; Dr.. Hans
Kinder, in his second and final appearance Of
this series, conducts RimskrKOBakows Pol,
oraiSe' from The opera Christmas Eve" his
own arrangement Of FrescobaIdi's "Tootati;"
Suite by 6lutk-Noittl; tnesoo's "Roumanian
Rhapsody No, d Sthubeft's Ballet Music
from poanunde."
WJN, 9;15-Represenidtive Poeser Of Mis-.
sour speaks on the projected st. Lawrence
Waterway.
VOL, 9;t5-ChItagoI3nd Concert: Baritone
Evening star., 1941-07-26
Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON VI. RTTRC

BY THORNTON W. BURGESS
While Redcoat the Tanager was
telling Peter Rabbit of his dread
full accident, Mrs. Tanager was fly
ing about in the treetops near by,
calling anxiously. She did not look
at all like Redcoat, for she was
dressed almost wholly in light olive
green and greenish yellow.
Cant you fly up just little way
so as to get of the ground?" she
cried anxiousiy. Isn't it dreadful.
Peter Rabbit, to have such an acci-
dent happen? We've just got our
nest half built, and / don't know
what I shall do if anything happens
to Redcoat. Oh, dear, here comes
somebody! Hide, Redcoat! Hide!'
Poor Redcoat, with the old look Of
terror in his eyes, hurried, along,
trying to find something under
which to hide. But there was no
way of hiding that wonderful scar
let coat. Peter heard the sound Of
heavy footsteps, and looking back
saw Farmer Browns Boy coming.
Don't be afraid, Redcoat,s he whis-
pered. 1T is Farmer Browns Boy,
and I'm sure he won't hurt you.
Perhaps he can help you" Then he
scampered off short distance and
sat up to watch what would happen
OF course Farmer Browns Boy
saw Redcoat. No one with any eyes
at all could have helpd seeing him
because of that wonderful scarlet
coat. He saw, too, by the way Red
coat was acting. that he was in
great trouble. He understood in
stantly that something was wrong
with one wing. and running for
ward he caught Redcoat.
You poor little thing. You poor
beautiful little creature" said
Farmer Browns Boy softly as he
saw the cruel twig sticking through
Redcoats shoulder. ",YeIl have to
get that out right away" continued
Farmer Browns Boy. stroking Red
coat ever so gently. Somehow at
that gentle touch Redcost lost much
OF his fear and little hope sprang
In his heart. This was no enemy,
but friend. With his knife Farmer
Browns Boy cut of the twig on
the upper side of the wing. Then
doing his best to be careful and
to hurt as little as possible, he
worked the other part of the twig
out from the under side. Carefully
he examined the wing to see if any
bones were broken. None were, and
after holding Redcoat few minutes
ne carefully set him up in a tree
and withdrew a short distance. Red
coat sat there for some time as IL
fearful of trying that injured wing
Meanwhile Mrs. Tanaser came and
talked to him and fused about
him and coaxed him and made as
much of him as if he were a baby.
After awhile he ventured to try
his wing and found that he could
fly. Then he and Mrs. Tanager dis
appeared in the Green Forest.
Il knew Farmer Browns Bow
would help him, and I'm so glad he
found him." cried Peter happily
and started for the dear old Briar
Patch.
Evening star., 1941-07-26
SHORT WAVE pRoSRAMS.

SYDNEY. 455-News and commentary;
Wo7, 1888 meg. Isl m.
LONDON. 5:45-News; CSC. 95S meg.
3i.3 m.; 6SD, Ills meg, 25.5 m.
BERLIN. 6:00-News in English; DID, I'LL
meg. Is m; DID. 1854 meg, 28.5 m.;
DXP, SOB meg, 497 m.
LONDON, 6;05-War commentary; CSC, o.58
meg, 3i.3 m; G5O. It's meg. 75.5 m.
MOSCOW, 7:00-Broadtast in English; PYo6,
i5.41 meg. 1919 m.; RNE, z meg, IS m.
BUDAPEST, 7:30-News in English; HAI4.
o.t2 meg. 32.8 m
LONDON, 8:0O-Headne news; CSC, o.58
meg, 3l3 m.; 6SD, Ills meg. 75.5 m.
TOXIC S05-News in English; NU4, i7.79
meg, 1853 m.; lG4, 1910 meg, 1913 m.
LONDON, 9;00-Weekly visit 10 the Amer.
can Eagle Club; CSC, 9.58 meg, 3i.3 m;
GSO, Ills meg. 25.5 m.
ROME. 10:00-News in English: 2R03, q.63
meg, 3i.1 m.; 2R04, 1iSi meg, 25.4 m;
2RO6, 1880 meg 1916 6m.
BERLIN, f0:30-New in English; DID,
I'LL meg, IS m.; DID. 1854 meg, 7s.5
m.; DXP, SOB meg. 497 m.
LONDON, ,030-Radio newsreel; CSC, 95s
megy 3l3 m; G5D, It's msoy 15.5 m.
Evening star., 1941-07-26
Brooklund Methodist

DR.. S. Paul Schilling will preach
ct II am. on Christians Are Way
farere." The evening service will be
an outdoor vesper service at 6:45
pm. in the amphitheater at Bunker
Hill Park, Fourteenth and Perry
streets NE. Various young people
will participate in the service and
the minister will speak.
The annual picnic of the church
school is being held this afternoon
IN Rock Greek Park.
Evening star., 1941-07-26
Union Methodist

The Rev. Dr. Selwyn K. Cockrell
will preach at IL am. tomorrow on
Loving the Unseen" and at pm.
on Beginning to Sink" Mrs. Freda
Lampertz will sing the morning Of
fertory Not Understood" by Hough-
ton. In the evening Mrs Houston
Hovis and Byron Beloof will sing
the duet, In the Garden" The
Methodist Youth Fellowship will as
semble at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-07-26
Not This

Father: Now see here, son. We
may as we'll settle this once and for
all. AS long as I provide the money
that supports this family, I expect
TO be the boss around this place"
Evening star., 1941-07-26
EIdbrooke Methodist

The am. service will be in
charge of the Rev. Marion S.
Michael who will preach on THE
Power to Forget" He will also have
a childrens story, "A Road Map"
The pastor, DR.. Walter M. Michael,
will introduce the guest speaker, DR..
Paul Douglas, president of the
American University, at II am. The
quartet will present Barnard's The
Plains of Peace" at this service.
Evening star., 1941-07-26
MM0f-75oX.: 1.45Qk.
Fort Lincoln Services

Sixty voices of the First baptist
Church Youth Choir will present the
outdoor sacred concert tomorrow at
pm. at the Little Church Of Fort
Lincoln, Bladensburg road at the
District line. HarWood Hall is
director of the choir
The concert will be given regard
less of weather conditions. There is
parking space provided for 5000
cars.
Evening star., 1941-07-26

AitiIo Baggiore sings A. P. Manager Kent
Cooper's ballad, my Dixie Girl" Soprano
Marion Claire does medley Of Lehar fumes.
WRC, 9;30-Grani Park Concert: Another in
The summer concert series presented by the
Chicago Womens Symphony
VOL, 10:00-hayor Maverick Of San An
tonic, lex: Pending Legislation on SsIsdW
Service"
Evening star., 1941-07-26
POINTS FOR PARENTS

BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
The rord boss" is not part of
the used vocabulary OF the demo-
cratic family.
Evening star., 1941-07-26

Father: Il wish you to make as
many of your own decisions as pos
sible. but because I've had more life
experience than you, 1t is some
times necessary for you to accept
my decisions"
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Rayon indies

20 Reg. 5se Rsyen chemiss.
Fitted woistIine. Size AZ only.
z FOR 81
100 Reg. see Royon Undies.
loce trimmed and tailored
styles in briefs, vests and
ponties 3 for 81
10 Regular Sl.3s Gowns. Sotin
stripe royon. Sizes IS and l6,
89e
10 Silk Ponty GirdIes. Regularly
Sl.e5 ond S2.e5. Small sizes,
81
IS Reg. S1.s5 chemise. Royon
ond silk with Ioce trimming.
Sizes 36 ond 4O--- ST
20 Reyon Toffeto Slips. Reou-
IorIy .0o. Dark coIors. Broken
Tie Pnlais Royal,
Royos indies First Floor
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Handbags
Reduced

Reg. soc Chonss Purses.
Jockey hat and cop. Assorted
colors 3Se
5o-5se and 81 Belts-As-
sorted coIors. Suedes and pot
ents ----- ----19e
Io-S2 and So Boss in black
potent and in navy, black ond
brown fobrics Sl.69
8 Reg. IS Leather Boss-Novy
blue, black ond dork green, So
IS Bunny Kiddie MuH Boss-
Navy, wine, teoI blue, brown
and green. Were Sl--69e S
The Pdidis Royal,
Handbags ... First Floor
Evening star., 1941-02-13
BOYS Furnishings and CIothine

Bow, Suede Joekets Sizes g. II Sszs
Boys 1895 Rugby Suits 5pece style WOOL ond royon ~eeds
Double knicke ond 8, IZS5
1885 Junior Boys overeoos. Sizes to 10
Boys l.s5 sweoters Broken and color oorment$1z5
soc Belts Sizes 26 to
Boys Se .s5 Snow Suits Sizes 4, 5, and yeos--$4eS
ST Leather Helmets Block and brown. All ese
II So Trench Coo Gobodne Is S2s5
s5o Wool and Cotton Shorts Tom Sawyer make Broken
S
Boys slos5 Moekinaws Sheepned oil WOOL pods Toon
fastener Sizes s to 20 yeors-------- s74s
ST 9Oo Size only, soc
S13 e5 3Peee Suits Coot and Sizes H. 3
and IA
The Palnis Royal, Boys Shop First Floor
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Paint Specials

American Gloss EnomsI, for woIIs and
woodwork. White. Ivory and Green. Wos
Sl.6o haIf solIon
vornish Stain, for floors and woodwork.
Was 81 $l.oo-------S1.l9 holt sellon
Floor snd Deck Enemel, for wood and
concrete. Was $3.25-----$2.4s seIlon
Ready Mixed House Psint, white and
coIors. Was ST $l.6e-----$I.zs saIIen
The Pnlsis Royal, Paints :. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Reg. Sl.29 Doz.
MONOGRAMMED
TUMBLERS---Ee ca,

&c
40 Dozen; but not all initioIs in
cIuded. 5, 9 and 10 ounce sizes.
The PaIais Royal,
China Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-02-13

40 Mems Reg. S2o75 and $35
Tweed Topcoa+s $I7.50
Rooon boIocoons and reeuIor shoulder styles browns.
tons and oroY mixtures. Herrnooones and Diagonal
weoves Sizes "a TO 40.
The Pniais Royal, Store for Men First Floor
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Housewares Reduced

Oil Cloth Remnants; fleece back enor and FIorentne types
Zoe yord
90 Choir Pods with ocoth Were 35c-------lse
oIeloth Remnons shevine 2 inches wide Sc yerd
Monnns and Bowmon Electric PereoIotor 4eup size. Wos
$3.50 --S $3.50
~ s2.ss
"a combinettes of white enamel. Were 81 8-----Sse
IL Both Hompers; orchid blue Were S5.5O----$Zss
10 Metal Bathroom Shelves;
"a Svertex Cleaners TO protect and your silver Were
ACC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 25e
I Portable Monte walnut finished Wos s27.e8----Slsss
Pois Andirons; S498 SZ4S
Electric Toosters were S..
II Coot Hooks, chrome finishes. Were 59c-------Se
II Tumbler Holders chrome finished Were 5eo-----9e
Mannns and Bewmon Weffe Set pieces. Was S19.98,
S7.s5
Tie Paiais Royal, Housewdres Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Stationery
Reduced

IS Reg. soc Wooden Coasters.
Set of s --29 29e
IS Reg. 5ee Suede Book Covers,
29e
10 Reg. 81 Metal Kitchen
File cebinets, assorted coIors,
69e
3 Reg. 81 Lincoln Plaques, 6se
5 Reg. 81 Coin Holders, 6se
I Reg. 81 Desk Lomp--4-6se
Tie Pdlais Royal,
Stationery 80. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-02-13
BEDS and BEDDING

Lo..ae,,1, couer Woe o5 SASS
Soto Bed with bedding compartment Fully upholstered modern
style. Was S@S.S>
n 1890 y Wos e44 o5 Sz9.s5
T,.a .i,e Wera eI1 o5 ---Ss.o5
The PaIas Royal Bedding Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-02-13

Fine suede with full fronts knit collars and cuffs Two
pockets. Sizes SO TO 49,
20 Pairs Men, 81 B. " D. Paames Cooru patterns Lostex
wos 81
u Men. s4ss Melton Joeks. 34ounee all wool. Navy blu.
Zpper front Sizes 3d. 40, AZ and 46--------- S3.sS
II Pairs Men, 81 Pajamos Bobre9on in spon style Solid eoon
Size A only Cotton 81
Mems SIS Wool Vests Button front Sizes 40 and 42Sss
Mons Sos5 Lounsns Suits jacket and corf roch.
Navy. All wool fonne Sizes snoI S4s5
Is Pairs Mems $3.50 Poomos Coot style Light poterns Sizes
The Paiais Royal, Store for Mes First Floor
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Umbrellas
Reduced

IS Reg. S1.3s Umbrellas.
Novelty cottons in bright pot
terms. l6-rib ---- 81
s Reg. So Umbrellas. Red,
white and blue. Soiled S1.5o
II Reg. IS Umbrellas. Blue
and maroon. Oil silk. l6-rib,
81
J Reg. s. Umbrellas. Art silk.
l6-rib. Green and white 81
The Psisis Royal,
UmbysIlss . First Floor
Evening star., 1941-02-13
rid AY BARGAIN :
Clearance Of RUGS

BroodIooms, Administers and Wiltons
Clearance Of odds and ends from regular stocks perfect
quality Each finished and eody for No Mail Orders C. O. D
BoadIoom Rug REGULARLY $50 50; burgundy
ox7 $3.50
BroodIoom Rug. REGULARLY sss75;
exo.1O feet S5s75
mahogany exl5 $3.50
Broodoom Rug REGULARLY $3.50; antique
nohoeony ox4.lO feet-------------- $3.50
FeWeov BoodIoom Rug REGULARLY se4so woInut
exi37 feet t- ------------ s49.5o
oxO6 feet ---- ---------- S27.e5
BedIoom Was SIS; bue 9x o6 feet s3995
Weave BoodIoom Rug Was S4750 9x9 feet $3.50
| Twist REGULARLY $3.50;
size ox7 feet ------------S 1855
Broodoom Ruo S37 So oreen S29e5
ow Broodoom Rua s3I e5; red $3.50
q Wilton Ruo. S46.75
Z ADMINISTER Ruos Were s. IS; exl2 S3es5
s Texture- Weave Ruos Were SAB e5 ex12 S3e75
6 Administer Ruos Were 80; SO S25.75
8 Twit-Weove Rues Were $3.50; exo S24.5o
4 Axmin,ter Ruo. We're sIs5 4ex6e feet ---Sloe5
9 Eyneed Broodioom, Were So e5; 3x6 fee----$4.s5
The PaIais Royal, Rags Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-02-13
China Glassware Pottery
800 Pieces Dinnerware & Glassware
Sc to I9c each

all very desirobe merchandise ereotk reduced Tor
ceoronce
$3.50 Complete Of 90 $3.50
$3.50 Chino Dinner Se Service for L. 90
ce Stsmwors Is Dozen 0oblets sherbsts
Tie PaIsls Royal, China :. FIFTH Floor
Evening star., 1941-02-13
LAMPS

sompIes.
I Modern Bridge Lamp with
shade; bross and walnut. Wos
I Modern Bridge Lemp with
shade; blonde and bross. Wos
Sl4o8 -----$6.Ss
I Modern Bridge Lemp. bross
and blonde; complete with
shode. Wos SlO.96--S6.98
! Modern Student Lomp Of
chrome ond woInut. Complete
with shade. Was SlO.e8 S7.sS
! Student Bridge Lamp, bross
and blonde; complete with shade.
Was S7.o8- $4.9S
I Student Bridge Lomp in
chrome and woInut; complete
with shode. Wos S7.e8, S4.ss
! Modern Bridge Lamp in
bross and wolnut; complete with
shade. Wos SlO.e8--$e.ss
I Ivory and Gold finished
Torehiere; wos Se.e8---$e.sS
! Ivory Student Bridge Lemp
with shode. Was S6e8, Sz.sS
I Ivory and Gold Finished
Terehiere; wos SlO.o8---S3.sS
I Bronze Six-Woy Lamp with
shode; was S1o.98---$4.e8
I Bronze six-wey Lemp with
shode; wos Ss.o8---S6.s8
! Bronze six-Woy Lomp with
white onyx bose; shade. Wos
1898 --$s.ss
! Bronze six-Woy Lsmp with
shode. Wos S7.o8--S4.9S
I Bronze Student Lomp with
shade. Wos S7.98---$4.ss
I Ivory Terehiere; wos S7.98,
ss.ss
I Ivory Double Swing Bridge
Lamp with shode. Was S 2.98,
$7.ss
z Ivory Six-Wey Lomps with
shades. Were S7.o8--S4.ss
| Ivory Torehiere; wos S7.98,
s3.ss
I Ivory Student Bridge Lomp
with shode. Was S 2.o8, S5.ss
I Ivory Six-Woy Lamp with
shade; wos S12.e8--$6.sS
| Ivory six-Woy Lamp with
shade. Wos $7.98----$2.s8
! Ivory Student Bridge Lamp
with shade. Was $l0.06, S5.98
The Pniais Royal,
Lamps -. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-02-13

40 Pairs S2.s5 Gloves. Suede
and kid combinations. Black
only. Sizes 7 to 734 81
200 Peirs Wool Gloves. Bright
coIors. Small, medium and
Ioroe 59e
so Psirs Sz.o5 Kid Gloves.
Green, black, white and novy
S1.79
Tie Paldis Royal,
Glooss =. First Floor
Askov American., 1941-11-06
Pork, Butter On
Blue Stamp List

Pork and butter have been added
to the list of surplus foods which
may be purchased with blue stamps
during November, according to Tom
L. Lambert, st. Paul, district super
visor of the surplus marketing ad-
ministration. Families taking part in
the food stamp plan may obtain these
foods in local stores throughout the
month of November.
Complete list of blue stamp foods
available this month is as follows:
Butter, pork, shell eggs, dried
prunes, raisins, hominy (corn) grits,
wheat flour, enriched wheat flour,
self-rising flour, enriched self-rising
flour, whole wheat (graham flour)
dry edible beans, fresh vegetables
(including potatoes), fresh pears, ap-
Piles and oranges.
Pork is made available in all cuts
fresh, including chilled or frozen
picked, salted, cured or smoked, but
not cooked or packed in metal OF
glass containers.
Askov American., 1941-11-06
Twelve More From
County To Report

Twelve more Pine county selectees
will report for training at the local
draft board office in Pine City on
November IL. They will board a
special bus at 2 o'clock that after
noon which will take them direct to
Fort Smelling for final physical ex-
aminations.
Following is the list of the IL
youths to whom notices to report
have been mailed:
Arthur James Vacinek, Hinckley;
John H. Rydlund, Rush City; Robert
Leo Peterson, Brook Park; Erwin B.
Miller, Pine City; Albert N. Hult-
gren, Kerrick; Effer A. Peitso, Sand
stone; Donald Small, Kerrick; Albert
Fenus, Denham; Maurice E. Nelson,
Askov; Joseph B. Holmes, Markville;
Glenn Johnson, Hinckley; John A.
Guss, Rutledge.