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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-27
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LOS ANGELES--Aroused by re- ports of wire-tapping at the City Hall is Councilman Edward l.. Thrasher. He sends his wife notes by carrier pigeon.
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ella M. King.
 Indian dances.
 "God Bless America" upper grades.
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H0TICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showins air route from Seattle to Nome, on sale at J. p Burfcrd & co. adv
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They said, sure, MT. spitalnick we'll use your name. Then a by stander said, You're lucky. :.
 You've got the touch. Here, pick out hofse for me to play
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Empire classifieds Pay'
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Commissioner of Education. Publication dates, May 20 and 27. June 8 and 10, ls41. adv.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Little Cabinet Families
Planning Vacations
Of Brief Duration
The Head of the House Isn't Included
In Most of Them Because of
The Press of Official Business
BY KATHARINE BROOKS.

official families
vacations mostly and without the head The ofca
close desks by the of
Fourth falling Friday, will
for additional but there will who will through
the holiday and Saturday, too.
Members of Little
their with
Assistant Secretary State Mr. Breckenridge spend
holiday
Island, where the latter
ngton uncomfortable place Montpelier
Manor Laurel old
after hot
Also the of
their place Sandy Spring Md
Librarian of Congress- Mr. Archibald
orrest dren
Go o arm fol
The Animal Kingdom, the of the
Navy and Mrs James V.
Michael and Peter for the remainder the
accompanied them yesterday when
several weeks before renng home on Woodland
(see OFFICIALS, Page DAD
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Notables Are to Attend
Symphony Tonight
DIR. Kndler's Program to Be Comprised
OF Music by Composers of Nations
Invaded by the German Armies
BY MARGARET GERMOND.

summer stars Will pattern backdop Water
ae 1or the h concert the
series OF the National Symphony Orchestra
program dedicated
been arranged countries invaded
oy the Nazs The of brilliant
audience Tor onghts The
de Mogenstierne and Proope will
attend as guests of Kinder
There will be supper concert
as well as several following the
professionally Mary Howe pianist
group of National Symphony
their find parking enjoy their
Sunday while the
Members of the Summer Concert Committee
Henry Graan Doyle, Mr. E. R. Fnkenstaedt Mr. F.
Kinder Mr.. Milton King Morgan jr Watson
l.. E. Rubel and Mr.
distinguished
spangled Banner bring the thousands
be Vice President Mrs Henry
Mrs Henry L. stnon the Secretary of Agriculture Claude
Wkard the Undersecretary
o Mr. Justice Frank Murphy the first Assistant
and Mrs Ebert Bley the Presidents
Watson and Mrs Watson; the Chief Army
George Marshall the
Hocomb the Federal Security Administrator MNu
Mr. Irving c. Root Mrs H
Admiral John Towers Mr. Sidney Hman
Carran the Speaker Sam Raybun Commissioner
Jennings Randolph Mrs Matthew John Whia
Bruce Howe Mr. and Mrs L. Corn Strong Hanson
Lorraine L. Good Mrs C. Mack Mr. Harold
Whehu Miss Margaret Lunn and
oa the defense organization and Washingons residential society
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Several Parties Listed
On Weeks Social Calendar
Commandant and Mrs. Pettengill
To Give Boat Party This Evening;
Two Musicales Are Scheduled
By MONA DUGAS.

and place written them
Capital however of the gayest OF
hostesses find
telephone and ask their friends
drop for while
An
will the Commndant of the Navy Yard
their guests the
will conclude the evening Mrs Truxn
tonight being in the form of
supper following the at the Water Gate.
W Musicales Listed
On Weeks Calendar.
invitations have been issued
will have Dorothy Lee Ward will have
o'clock Tuesday
Del Monte famous
York will be the artist
Mrs John BOYD Stan
Ward for several ney
have come Aberdeen Proving Ground
this weeks program is that which Will be
given Mr. and Mrs Henry Parsons
Erwin lovely home overlooking Rock Greek Park
Wednesday to See
Severa
Wednesday to of this week, at least in the
Porter Davidson their home in
Alexandria, with party to honor Miss Peggy
andovne daughter Caswel That evening too Mrs
will dmner parry al hef
ia District
this vicinity Will take
pae SATURDAY. when Mrs Hubbard will be hostess in
Miss Hills Reid Norris Her
DUGAs. Page DAD
Evening star., 1941-06-29
John Upsher Smith
Is Married to
Miss Breckenridge

The wedding In st. Louis yes
terday of Miss Virginia Castleman
Breckenridge, daughter of Mrs.
George Castleman Breckenridge
and the late Mr.. Breckenridge of
that city, to Mr.. John Upsher
Smith of Washington attracted
much attention here.
The bride is a cousin of the
Assistant Secretary of State, Mr..
Breckenridge Long, and is sister
of Mr.. John Breckenridge of this
city. She and her husband will
come to Washington to reside.
Mr.. Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Upsher Smith of st. Paul,
Mimi, and Holdridge ON Lake
Minnetonka, is with the Social
Security Board.
Their wedding took place in
the Tyler Place Presbyterian
Church of ST. Louis, with the
Rev. Richard Upsher Smith, twin
brother of the bridegroom, Of
ficiating. The Rev. Smith is as
sistant rector of st. Paul's Epis-
copal Church in Flint, Mich. He
was assisted yesterday by the
Rev. DR.. George E. Sweazy, pastor
of the Tyler Place Church.
Mrs. Bradford Wade Gregory of
st. Paul, sister of the bridegroom,
was matron of honor and the
brides other attendants were
Mrs. William c. Bunch and Miss
Carol Fleming of st. Louis.
Mr., Frank Upsher Smith of st.
Paul, another brother of the
bridegroom, and Mr.. Embert w.
Dwyer of st. Louis were the
bridegroom's attendants.
Mrs. Smith is a granddaughter
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Miss Klein to Wed
Mr.. Williamson.
Now FLYING Cadet

OF much interest in Washing
ton is the announcement made
today by Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Klein of the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Barbara Klein,
to Mr.. John Sheffield William
son. jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sheffield Williamson of
Baltimore.
Mr.. Williamson is now q flying
cadet at the Army Basic School
at Macomb, Ga. He will receive
his commission in November.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
The bride-elect's father has
held many important positions
in the Government service. In
the Hoover administration he
was Director of the Bureau of
Foreign and Domestic Com
merce and later Assistant Sec
retary Of Commerce.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Quiet of Social Activity
Broken by Sudden Furry
OF Gay Entertainments
Mrs. Reyes Honors Miss Chandler and
Miss billiard; Party Given for
Miss kenner; Berges Are Hosts
BY MARGARET HART.

Just when it Wasfingon
for the furry springs
yesterday
will continue the
the calendar
a
Given by Wilder
Topping the festvy yesterday the Mrs
Wilder Tradition lovely old Alexandria,
pretiest
Chandler
DlaTd daughter of Mrs Frank Mason Diad
had this affair during the winter
unsettled decided nothing
fuflmen debutanes
them With Miss Chambers father the Navy
billiard decided
make Christmas Alexandria
Old fashioned Bouquets
Carried
the
charming house
aboom hohocks blossoms The host
see HART. Page
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Mr., Mrs. Burlew
To Go to JERSEY

The Assistant Secretary of the
Interior and Mrs. Ebert K. Burlew
have planned a few days vaca-
ton and will 60 to Beach Haven,
N. j., for the Fourth of July week
end. They will attend a house
party Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mid
dleton will give in their cottage
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Burlew will
be accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Byerly, who also will at
tend the house party.
Assistant Secretary of the In
terror and Mrs. Oscar L. Chap
man expect to return the middle
of July from Denver, where they
are spending a month.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Mr.. Hinckley Away

(see BRECKENRIDGE, Page d.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

(See HART. Page D-3)
Evening star., 1941-06-29

The Assistant Secretary of Com
merce, Mr.. Robert H. Hinckley, is
in Chicago over Sunday and will
return tomorrow or Tuesday. Mrs.
Hinckley went to her former home
in Utah a short time ago and will
not return until autumn.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
Mrs. G. B. Hill AWay

Mrs. Grover B. Hill, wife of the
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture,
is spending the summer at Amarillo,
Tex. where she is with her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Auound Syenson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-26

called knee e-high reach up to the elbow, for confusion. They're iii heavy cable-stitched wool, red or green If you liked last years mop basins those slippers with soles like mop-you may like the same idea done for your hands, plain red knit palms. white mop backs. Hats are about to get their turn at bat. Even sophomore has to drop her prejudices long enough to try out several swell new hat notions. There's a stocking cap with tassels, two of them, reach- ing down to the waist. Also, and sillier, there's a stocking cap thet is just that, literally, made out of ribbed stocking.
 There's the pigtail hat, with two yarn pigtails. This is for you if you haven't hair enough to braid your own. To keep your ears warm, try big knit pompoms hitched together on felt band.
 Fiye-inch wide leather polo belts look new and nice on a small waist, above a -pleated skirt.
 Strange shoes you know about from last year, but there's news in boots, both calfskin and rub Der. They reach just above the ankle, or higher.
 Aside from your favorite sweat CTS, shirts, skirts and jackets, you've indicated your fondness for long middy styles. for jerkins, vests and jumpers. The newest jumpers look like blacksmith aprons, with the big part wide at the shoulders, then whittled to narrowness where it's attached to the skirt Bibs are removable, generally, and can be made to double for a turban. In jerkins and vest. sleek suedes from California deserve hand. They dye to the richest, most be- coming shades.
 Dirndls in jersey and velveteen look pretty much as they did last year, and that was pretty good.
 Is there anything else you'd like? Name it, and some manu- facturer will be glad to whip 1t up for you.
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seses'rBy AMY PORTER V .ss"s AP Fashion Editor

\ College, girls take fashion dicta- tion from nobody, And why should they? They set styles.
 Back-to-school shops opening this month offer just exactly what the girls have asked for-classics for campus wear, full-skirted peasant dresses for dates Students will have
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none of the tapering silhouette) and gadgety accessories.
 This year, if you're headed for college, youn find entertainment in goofy gloves. Merry Hull has designed some you should like. They're of sharp-colored capeskin, in Miss Hull's freefinger design, with the edges pinked with regu- lar pinking shears. Good old nit tens have learned new tricks. Those
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BAssETTS BACK

MT. and Mrs. s. c. Bassett re- turned to Juneau yesterday on a southbound Lodestar after a va cation trip to the Interior. Bassett is Juneau airport manager for Pan American. With them on the trip was their son, Sam, Jr.
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 Executive Officer and Fiscal Agent: Executive Officer Homer w. Jewell Alaska Merit System Building Room G. shattuck. 's3es Federal Building Room 210 ' Adjuant General: Major William lssa .y instructor: Graham eef Commission Federal Building Room 31l Chief Engineer: Ike P. Taylor. tFa
 Engineer Hawley W. Sterling Alaska Unemployment Compensation Commission --~-s - Director: P Sharpe.
 Navigation l2 Local Inspector of Huls John M Clark @ Local Inspector Boilers Newmarket. Gable Office Alaska Communications System Federal Building Room Building Radio Inspector: Herbert H Aowe. F. .}a sh Clerk: Hazel Ferguson Custodian Service m ss Federal Building Room 12 Chief Custodian:
 Assistant Custodian: George Gulufsen.
 
 Collector. Whittier Federal Bureau of Investigation Federal Building Room 5ls Agent in Charge; Ralph C. vose ~ Underwater Office Manager: Herbert Redman Fish and wildle Service ~ Federal Building Room Fishery Management ,supervsor olsonsssss Assistant Fishery Management Supervisor J. Culbertsor Forest Service Federal Building Room 4o4 Assistant Regional Foresters weuan Hoook Charles Burdck Division the Forest Service shauck Building Room Dvson Supervisor: Harold smth 
 Governor of Alaska Ernest oruenng. Secretary to the Governor: Estela Draper rg* m Collectors orle s. Sullivan Wesley c. oveby Federal Building Room 311
  Chief Planning Technician: George Sundborg. Public Survey Federal Building sol Cadastral Engineer: A. Parks
 Office Cadastral Engineer. Daniel Ross. Regional Dsbrsngs Office - Federal Building Room BOA Dsbursng Clerk Charles E. Naghel
 Arthur Adams. Secretary Building s2a Alaska. E. L.. Bartlett
 Stella Solicitors Office - Federal Building, Room 504 Councillor Large Alaska George w. Fola General Superintendent: Claude Hirst R Geesln Division of Education - Shatuck Building Room 12 Director Virgil Farrell. Extension Shattuk Building Donald w. Construction Division Baranof Hotel. 504 Supervisor; McC5inty. sa3saasS S..s4 Postmasters Office Federal Building. 1Oo Postmaster Albert Vile. sssss&8E ssss. Public Administration Federal Building Room District Engineer: D. Office Engineer L. Turof Public Welfare Office O Public Welfare: R Maynard
 
 Director. l. Mccormick. hs.&sss 3< Social Office Division Territorial Territorial Director: Secretary to the Director: Josephine s. Wright Territorial Attorney Generals Office Attorney General: Henry Roden Chief Clerk: Peter Gilmore. Territorial Auditors Office Building Room Auditor: Deputy Auditor: McAlter.
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Actress Wilma Kurer Lewis, of Vienna, who once faced deportation back into the hands of Hitler, has applied for citizenship in New York and proudly holds the flag of her adopted country. Flooded with of- fers of marriage to save her from deportation, she now is wed tN
 Michael Lewis, a ship-builder.
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Mrs. John Jackson and her new born son were dismissed today from the Government Hospital.
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WARNING

Portland Island is a Fox Ranch and being operated. Shooting at or on this island by hunters is strict ly forbidden.
 adv. FORREST R. BATES.
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CONFIRM
 sas ss3A
 '-s' TUGWELL

WASHINGTON. Augs .s-ss Ths Senate has confirmed the nominas tion of Rex Tugwell to be Cover nor of Puerto Rico despite the as- sertion of Senator Robert Taft that Tugweil is mot in sympathy with American ideals. or the American system and is an apostle of collec- tivisrns' ''iv Ssua,ssG sss
 The continuation was by a rising vote. n s..ty II .. aessfS
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$l,500 WILL BUY, a neat. ia cozily If uEn ish ed cottage .. near 10th and F. streets. Substantial down payment. Easy monthly installfilents Shattuck Agency. siFf1is
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DIRECTORY OF GOVERNMENT AGENCIES IN JUNEAU, ALASKA

Territorial of Federal Building Room PIG Commissioner of Education: James c Ryan Deputy Commissioner of Education: Marie Drake Territorial Commissioner Mines Office Federal Building Room 4o Commissioner Conn of Mines B. D Stewart Building Room 1O Highway Engineer William A. Hese Territorial Department of Health Territorial Building Commissioner of Health: w w. Council Division Communicable Territorial Building Room 103 Charge: Courtney Smith Building Room Engineering Territorial Building loe In charge: Kaarlo w. Nasi. Public Health Laboratory Territorial Building Room Head Technican: Warren Eveand.
 
 Health Territorial Building 1o8 Charge Hubbard Territorial Department of Labor Building Room lo3 Commissioner of Labor Michael Haas Chief Clerk: Mccutcheon Territorial Library Federal Building Room 2o3 Assistant: Mrs. Josephine White. Territorial Treasury Federal Building Room 2is Treasurer: Oscar Olson.
 Assistant to the Treasurer: Thomas Martinson Division of Liquor Enforcement Assembly Building Room 100 Chief Liquor Enforcement Clerk: J. B, Carlyle Territorial Employment and Placement Service
 sommers Building, Ground Floor Director: Joseph
 Chief Building 5o6 of E. Coughlin. Deputy Clerk James w. Leivers Commissioners Office Federal Building 5ls us Commissioner: Felix Gray. Attorneys Building 5O9 U s District Attorney: William A H0lzteimer U Building 512 District judge George F. Alexander Clerk of Court: Robert E. Coughlin Marshals Office Federal Building 5Ol us Marshal William T Mahoney Chief Deputy Marshall, Office the 18th District Building Officer in Charge: J. S. Mac<innon, It. Comdr, UsNR. Finance Office Assembly Building Finance Officer: R. J. Gregory. Weather Federal Building Meeoroogt in Charge: H J. Thompson Assistant Meteorologist: H w Douglas Communications ~..~.. A. A. T. Building Supervisor D. L. Reynolds Civil Aeronautcs Airways Communication Station
 A. T. Building Floor Operator Charge Assistant:
 Juneau City Offices City Clerks Office City Floor City Clerk: Robert Rice
 Assistant City Clerk Duckworth City Engineers Office Hal Ground Floor
  Assistant City Engineer: Chester Tripp. Street Foreman: Bert Lybeck City Fire Department City Hall, Ground Floor Chief: V. w. Mulvihil. Assistant Chief City Library City Hall Second Floor Librarian:
 Ruth Richardson City Magistrates Office Floor City Magistrate: Grover c. Winn City Police Chief Office Hall Floor Chief: Kenneth Junge Mayors Cice City Hal Ground Floor Hal LUCAS
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Mrs. Joe Johnson and infant boy were dismissed from the Govern ment Hospital today.
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GIRLS used bicycle. SIP. Jac An
 derson, 20. Box 26l5.
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Widow of Dr. Paul Ehrlich, winner of the Nobel Prize for his, discovery of salvarsxn, Mrs. EhrIithsis shown asgshe arrived in New York by liner. coming tp America from Germany. via Sutherland. to live with, her two daqghters in San Francisco.
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GOOD restaurant equipment for sale. Can be seen at Case Lot Grocery.
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Tom Jackson of Hoonah was ad- mitted as a medical patient today at the Government Hospital.
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4-ROOM FURNISHED house for
 quick sale. Going away. See E.. Johansen, Douglas.
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GUARANTEED Realistic Pernla7 nent, $50. Paper Curls. $l up
 Lola Beauty Shop. Phone 201. 315 Decker Way. 3l'
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WATKINS Products. Phone Black
 634. Mail orders taken. Box 1851.
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HO5pITAL NOTES

Pete ,Sayella. a medical patient at St. Ann's Hospital, was dismissed this morning.
 Bert Mcdowell was admitted to St. Anns Hospital last night for medical treatment.
 Billy Fleek' had his tonsils re- moved this morning at St. Anns Hospital.
 Marjorie Stiler underwent a ton silectomy this morning at St. Ann's Hospital.
 Mrs. William Bowling and infant were dismissed from St. Ann's Hos pital yesterday.
 A baby boy, weighing 71l2 pounds was born at 5:57 o'clock this morning to MT. and Mrs Frank Edwards at the Government Hos pital.
 Tom Jackson of Hoonah was ad- mitted as a medical patient today at the Government Hospital.
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WURLITzER pianos. Expert tun- ing. Alaska agent. Phone 143.- Geo. Anderson Music Shoppe.
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FOR SALE-Estey piano. $75 cash. Phone Blue 306.
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1886 INDIAN motorcycle, size "A, S200, 16-horse Callie outboard motor, Sl00; also Portable Cor
 ona Typewriter, silent, $25. Phone 155 Ask for Dell. aliie selN'9so
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TROILER ANNA H. 3o-ft., fully
 equipped, ready to go 'iat a bay- gain. See boat and owner at City Float. J s sfA Nta
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COCKTAIL bar fixtures. for sale Phone 1892, bankrupt trustee.
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NEW cabin-boat, 25-footer, Con- pletely equipped; would also trade in on larger boat. Phone Doug las 173.
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S1x ng te Az sis fffM Ceruis1 srss.- ..ss-'AsAsssassss t.a Isp~ sinisla !
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SING FIR SEWING. MACHINES, Maytag washing machines, Iron- rite ironers. Terms: $5 monthly. Liberal allowances for your old sewing machine or washer. Gall J. H. Anderson, the Singer May tag man at Phone I'll, or call at motorship Hiawatha at Boat Harbor. Repairs, parts, service.
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MELLOPHONE, practically new. Suitable for school band Phone 383.
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TURN your old gold into value, cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
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sh GENTS EACH PAID for used sound gunny sacks at Coal Bunk
 CTS. s. -.s....aaz- ss,ss
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ROOM with or without board, pri- vate home. Green 462.
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FOR SALE-4-rm. house with fur nishings. Automatic heat. 18th St. Reasonable. Phone 366.
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FOR SALE

FURNISHED, room, Ph, Green 675. STUDEBAKER '36 de lux sedan, Irwin Fleek. Phone Douglas aS3
Evening star., 1941-12-17

There's no question tho Manhattan White Shirt is the
perfect Christmas gift And above oI there's no ques
ton that Monhottons the right j.. il. nationally
known label that every knows. Manhattan offers
what he wants in shirt. SEE THOSE FOUR FEATURES
OVERAT THE RIGHT. Those are the reasons why Man.
haitian shirts years ahead why millions sold to
men who desire srnortness comfort and perfect fit
Sizes 1872 to Is, sleeve lengths 8 to 36.
Manhattan 10
to
o and
2son3so 500 . 1000
Manr roo)
Evening star., 1941-12-17

looks and wear IN short, give him nationally ia
NOUS Phoenix Hose in regular lengths or ostes
top short hose Don't wonder if he'll like you.
gift this Christmas Be sure with Phoenix Hose .
the kind with O foned reputotior A host Of hand
some potterns in isles. royon- and isles and rayons
Sizes 10 to T.
Other Phoenix Hose e 39e to LOO
Evening star., 1941-12-17

The soyns is, he way TO q mans heart is thru
his stoHach with good food !" You con GET TO his
heort, too, this chrstnaus by going AROUND his
stomach with Q nationally famous iiickok Belt
and Buckle Set. His initial on silver plated buckle
!. and genuine coWhide leather belt Sizes 80 TO As
Other Hickok Belt and Buckle Sets $50 to 900
tThe Heeht MODERN MANS STORE Main Floor,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
BIG ELECTRIC PERC0LAT0R

Holds eight cupsl
And you'll love this
percolator's smart,
graceful desig n.
Bri & hi aluminium
finish, non-scrateh-
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wood handle. CORD
included S e c o n d
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ward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Individual
Horoscope
Your
For Monday, February s.

MARCH 81 TO APRIL 30
A RIES-There may be a ten
n dency TO pull down vitality
unless your program Is properly
thought out and calmly executed.
Expansion possible. Gains likely
in all paramount industrial and
other business affairs.
APRIL 81 TO MAY 20
Taurus A vigorous, benef-
cent outlook for this Mondays
efforts. World affairs, letting
and procuring contracts, inter-
changing ideas, forming new and
larger companies are favored, as
are all employed in these UNDER
takings.
MAY ~ TO JUNE 81
Gemini-A buoyed, determined
spirit will make your hopes and
opportunities a reality. You may
have to sacrifice some Of your
own leisure as you call upon
others to give up theirs.
JUNE 22 TO JULY rs
CdnoV-Don't pass up the
importaat little details now, they
may be Of great value to you
later. Proceeding with present
duties and urgent work cheer
fully will put you in the way
Of new benefits.
JULY ~ TO AUGUST ~
Leo-Make up your mind to
conquer all the IFS and BUTTS
that may loom up in the way Of
your achievement Even a little
gained at time means advance
ment.
AUG. % TO SEPT. IS
employers and en-
ployes in long-enduring, solid
industries are urged to carry on
with all your efficiency and