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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
M. S. Rukeyser
Efficient Worker
Victory Weapon

Putting the nations power khaki both the armed
services and munitions plants frate personnel work
grand scale.
Industrial psychologists private companies years
been building of operating principles for handling anal
problems developing
tools of victory important for army navy and
most modern concepts in this field of human engineering which
designs TO put round pegs in round holes
A. w. Rain. Western Electric official and author Of Man
Power Specifications discussing the wartime application of
his plan with desrabity going back 10
Socrates injunction Know myself Summing his application
this philosophy eghtyear period Rain
pointed out;
sciences Applicant
element within the
industrial commercial professional enterprise The
science
engineering Both OF the sciences separately Jointly
plicabe and operative"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Mich. Mutual
Volume atPedk

President Walter E. Otto Of the
Michigan Mutual Liability Com
'pany released figures on aggregate
1871 premium writings. indicating
the best year in the organization
history.
Total premium volume reached
S7,235847. an increase Of % per
cent over the previous year.
Workmen's compensation premium
income Of S3,8o3 ,246 was written
in 1941. indicating rise Of 29ia
per cent, while auto insurance
premium volume reached an all
time high of S3,114.700 Other
casualty lines showed an f8 per
cent rise in writings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
On the Business Front

Mr.. Jackson rode the train from
Los Angeles to San Francisco and
then flew TO Portland. Ore, from
which city he returned TO Detroit
via air. arriving here Tuesday on
the same plane that brought in
Lieut.. Linton Hamilton, of March
Field, Cal. whose wife. Lois. was
killed in the Lombard crash.
Mr.. Jackson reports that bust
ness conditions on the West Coast,
in his opinion, have been accel-
lerated. rather than retarded. by
air raid scares. He said that the
train in which he rode TO San
Francisco had its windows BACKED
out and that the Oakland airport
was darkened.
This years Beau Brummel will
go without vest. extra pair OF
trousers. pleated Stacks and pos
sibly pocket flaps. the twenty
eighth annual convention OF the
National Association of Retail
Clothiers and Furnishers In Chi
Icago said.
Clothiers face a shortage OF
cloth, but gay colors and two
tone ensembles will be offered 10
compensate for disappearing pad
ded shoulders and drape models.
Suit manufacturers reported
that their cloth purchases for the
first three months OF 1912 have
been restricted TO so per cent OF
their purchases for the same three
months of last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
AMPLE FINANCING

Rukeyser said that the well
managed industrial companies,
with munitions contracts. would
be amply financed. He admonished
bankers against the risk Of max
ing loans, based on pledging OF
capital assets, to firms which have
been rendered idle by priority
orders. He pointed out that banks
ought 10 inquire into the ability
of such firms TO develop current
receipts out OF new wartime &C.
tivities.
Rukeyser said Donald NJ. Mel
son, the new generalissimo of pro-
duction could be helpful TO loan.
ing officers of banks by formulat.
ing and making public master
blueprint to indicate which civil
ian industries will be continued
throughout the war and which
will have to be closed down.
Besides helping In the sale
OF defense bonds TO lay and in
stitutional investors, and par
ticipating directly In financing
government and Industry"
Rukeyser continued, 'the banker
can contribute to victory by
analyzing the abnormal war
time trend In industry and by
helping businessmen and the
public to adjust themselves to
the inevitable"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Mag Changes Name

"Automotive and Aviation In
dustries" will be the name Of
the Chiffon Conpanys semi
monthly industrial magazine,
"Automotive Industries" begin
ming with the February ] issue.
Announcement of the change Of
title was made by Joseph s.
Hildreth, vice president Of Chill
ton. and general manager OF the
company's automotive division.
Automotive Industries. through
its forebears. dates back to 1895.
Joseph Gesc in. Detroit
technical editor of Automotive
and Aviation Industries. recently
was elected vice president in
charge of national production
activity Of the Society Of Auto
motive Engineers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Rails Develop
Strong Tone on
Boost in Fares
Gain Over a Point
in EARLY Dealings;
Other Issues Mixed

NEW YORK, Jan. 81 QNS).-
Railroad stocks opened strong to-
day, but other leading groups In
the New York Stock Exchange
list were mixed.
Gains Of more than point were
recorded in the carrier section as
traders capitalized the news Of the
passenger fare increase and the
hope that the ICC would act favor
ably on freight rates.
Union Pacific spurted Ia on the
first sale. A block of 1000 New
York Central changed hands at a
gain of s.; 1900 Santa Fe sold at
32s4, up q; Great Northern pre-
ferred and Pennsylvania strength
ened more than II point each,
Southern Pacific gained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
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Farmers Market

APPLEs-Mclntosh, fancy. s2q225 bu. ;
No. !, 81 IS IS bu.; No. ?, 75c bu (:
Northern spys. fancy. s2q ? so bu. Green.
Jonathan. fancy 50 bG'. No / asa
so ou No ?. 81 hu Delicious fancy.
81 so bu. No. !. Sl,ioG2 hu No ?. Use
eu Shows No. l. Ngl.5o bu.; No. 2,
BEETs-No / 7scgsl; No :. SOC.
2. $50 CSC red. No. l $l1i5o bu. No,
cARRors-No. /, socasl.2s bu.; No.
CELERY No. I. 4oa soc dozen bunch..
No. 2 20 use dozen punches
Celery vi sI,,i r ROOTS ! 81 rs BY
Celery CABBA5E-Fsncy. Sis bu
No l. tlf so IN.
CELERY ROOTS No I. Nal2s = hu
EGGs-ILsrg. 81 az 5o:dotsn. case
HORSE .RADisH Fancy, staS bu. No
/ Onions Dry. fancy. 81 soa27s No /
81 On 225 Sob sack No, 2, 81 50
PARSLEY RooT-No l. Naioo No
rARsNlPs No. l, Nqi25 hu. No. 2
POTATOES Fancy so Sui No I
81 - -. No 2, - - sSc
POULTRY AND HOGS Hens. live
.hsavy breeds. 22n2 n. lsghorns Is d
2oc hroilers. heavy, 20 "a CSC 10 hroIi
ers eghorn' isa 2oc IN hogs medium
dressed 20I22c IN
PUMPKINS No 1. tn y soc M
RAnfsH - Red, dollhouse No. l. 50 2
Sc 1uzcu lunches
RI'TAPAChs 40 I 50 \ 7oc IN
RHUBARB Hothouse fancy SOC SIN
box. IN ice t0c. 5.lb. box; small 80 q S.
dozen hu0rhs
SGT lash Hubbard No. I so 75c: Tahl
Queen. 70. /. - y Soc No. g. 35c: De
llcious No ! 40 u sSc bu
TURNlPS-Fancy. 81 bu; No. /. 81
l25 No ? s5aT5e
VEGETABLE GREENs-CoIards. No
so 2 soc M French sndive fancy. 81 .
o-lb. box No. l, 81 No. 2. soc. koh
raoi No 351 soc DOZEN punches ksl,
No !. 80 s5c bu ieek., No. /, 5on7 Z.
doten lunches
, vTGETABLE oYsrERs-No. I. soa Is
dozen lunches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Buy a Bomber
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan. bu. crates. Us No
J pa in. min. unless otherwise stated
| rs: Northern spys 81 eo1i7s, iona
'hans $50 n rs Bsld~ins. 81 IS: Hub
bsrdstons. 81 IS. wsgener., sio1i IS.
BEANs-Flortda. bu hampers Black
ckBBAGE-old stock: New York. so.lo.
sacks, Danish, 81 q ! o5 new stock; Texas.
Los Angeles crates round type S275a3;
is-ers,es round TYP. $50 q 50, mostly
81 IS SIS; California. Los Angeles crates
round type IS
cARRoTsmLo, Angeles crates Z: do,.r
s. 5oh375 far s31325
cELERY-Csntornia Pascal: cub crates
81 IS wireoound Gates, 2is-i DOZEN t3.sS
ss75a4. Florida, Golden Heart, wirebound
crates 4.los 81. l2s fair $50 So. sxtrs
CkuLiFLowER-can pony crate,
rs ana larger. Sl75Gi.si.
LFTTrCE-Los Angeles crates iceh'rE
TYP California Imperial valley. 5 dozer
SO So mostly 81 So = do,sn 80 2 :, 90 =
81 DOZEN en-" ,sgs2s. ~ % %
LEAP LErTUcE-ohio hothous. io-lb
hssks's $1,000 IS.
ONIONS -5O-lb. sack, Sweet Spanish y =
10 1 3-inch and larger: Colotsdo far
S22s. UtAh Idaho ana Oregon 81 SO
Idaho s3-inch SIZE $40 Michigan u s.
50 YelIows s0-s0T 2 Inch and large'
- q = -. o-INiN MIR. rNeri SphNltn y pc
POTATOES on stock. ioo.lb. sacks
Idaho Russs, Blrbsnn, No. l.
washed s. 20 r , %. lO-lh. saeks. 80 n 3sc
Maine Io0-ln SACKS. L s No I. Chippe.
vas ard Katshdins s. s5a2s5 In used
bags s. So showing dirty 81 40 i5-lb
psreg SACKS 4Odsic. mostly sic Michigan
l0O-ib sacas & No l. Russet Rursls
SzIOd22s mostly 81 is122O; Chippewat
;. 30d245 Upper Peninsula L. s. No
J. Green Mogntans ioo.lb ssen. 81 q
i5-lp psper SACHS 80 - =, Wisconsin, L. :
No CriqyeVAs 81 40 kinrssota Cob
tsr'. t'r, 81 20 2; N'5rs'ss Sob CO...
'0r sacEt T. : No !. Triunphs 81 80 2
Is-. New stock. Fiori1A bu cts,eI. L. s
81 I Triumph, s. iog2l5.
RADlsHEs TsNss pohy crates 80 bchs
RrTARAG!s Gsnsas 'o-Is. SACK
RHIBARB -NIchigsu ho'house oss.s
fancy t5g $50, extra choice, 81 onoic'
sH4LLors-Loui,ians b.u.s 10 do1
bohs. So 6oas IS. crstes 5 coI. 81 IS ]
sPINAcH-T.1ss ba. bsku.. Savoy. 81
SWEET PoTIToEs-Pu.r,o tess ysra.
b. crates 4. No. / Louisisna s. -
rs, TeI1j siss. Tennessee, Fen'-s'
grod qusiry Porto Rlcan Vans. ~. tskt'
81 s. bu. hprs 81 80 ~ oa. ~ hr''
Haas Si2o1l % New jerset ou
hr-s 80 ! Jerseys 81 a. south Csfohr
tl .ssts T. : No / Porto Rlcan Vans
ss44I6s Okshoma bu bsKs Jefss
t,ps s. 15 fair 81 T5ais5
TOMATOES lob cartons repack'
medium, iL63, small size. 81; -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Keynesian Type Of SociaIistie Theory

But instead of this what do find? We find Ecces accept
keynesian sociasc which vaed
much of the New Deal economic policy in the past
First he ignores the problem of producing goods This prob
lem solved either by getting avoiding initiation
he saving necessary and to
eliminate function The spend
the national income and do without adequate provision
for maintaining replacing private investments.
he attacks the profits motive which is the basis OF
He holds
VIII goes o the
and without profits At the moment,
he should example the farmers and TO
talk of the profits motive But ask
without farmers without
nd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Reclaim Telephone Wine

Gar Wood Industries. Inc, Is
now in production Of wire re-
claiming winches and reels, ac-
cording TO G.. f. Robinson. winch
division manager. The Gar
Weed wire reefafnrng winch is
a fast and economical unit for
retaining telephone line wire.
The winch saves in the cost of
removal and. also. in the cost
Of maintenance since the wire
removed is ready either for i'm
mediate reuse or TO be sold 10
smaller companies for their re-
quirements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Twin Coach Co. Gets
Order for 200 Buses

CLEVELAND. Jan. 22.--During
the first 20 days Of this month,
Twin Coach Company has received
orders for 200 new buses. or about
one fifth Of the 1000 buses pro-
duccd by tho company during 1941.
Current backlog totals about
So. $50 900.
Rejecting the greater need for
bus transportation by the nations
cities during the war period. OPM
recently boosted Twin Coach's
allowable production for February
TO lis buses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Grain Futures,
Soybedns Firm

CHICAGO. Jan. q (INS).-
Grains and soybeans opened firm
today. Wheat was unchanged 10
&c up, corn &c to ssc higher, oats
&c to &c up and soybeans &c to
lac higher.
WHEAT-May. S1.31as d1.31S;
July. $3.50 1884,; September,
Sl34as
CORN-May. Sta QS7iac: July,
S9i. q S9i2c; September, 90a.c.
OATS-May. 59Sc; July and
September. 5Shc.
SOYBEANS IN May, $685. q
1851 July, Sl.97.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Lewis Haney
ASSaiIS EccIeS
Easy Money Policy

Several things said in recent speech by NJ Ecce head
portion Of the
rowing done hereafter should be outside the banks Every
admits that desirable initiation insofar
possible without sacrificing freedom
Indeed the statement OF these general truths what causes
danger They the capsule which hides the poison and
swallow it, If such generaes not mixed in
stuff majority of would be misled
Ecces really shows his hand when he starts off by saying
problem the He implies that
this little difficulty and that by taxes and debt the
raise plenty Just here lies the trouble 1t is that
and understand that makes
difference what and that should be
problem for the raise for
citizens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Scratches
FAIR GROUNDS

FAIR GROUNDS
Track. fast.
First Rsce-Wswmour. Rosdmaser<
skean Dhu. Little Lucy. Hal Curtis.
Carry Cash.
Second Rsce-Bay Flash. Task Setter,
silver Saline. Memphis. Dry knight, Pup
Tent
Third Race-Butsey's Rose. Light Frost
Baby Edith. Buds Sparkle, One A, Straw
Nest
Fourth Race Clock Time. Erins Girl,
Marghneh. Blossom Queen, MARCO c.,
Chryseis.
Fifth Racs-Jessie GLADYS
Sixth Race-Aicinous. Regent. Jsck
vennie Yannie SID
Seventh Rsce-Elsirac. Glscislis, Mean.
while
Eighth Race--sweet story. Miss MsriA
Alpenflow, Killarney Lass Beautiful Bul
Pomplit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Constructive Enterprise Is in Constant FIux

Human engineering Rain disclosed SERVES establishing
the capacity relations for the admnra
ton and management structure.
Constructive and progressive enterprise In constant fx
Products production consumption American
citizenship Competition technoogies and
peace change
with
shifting and replacing the element factors
which view institutions must contend Such
be ntelgeny made without facual kno~l
edg Of who d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
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Metal Markets

metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit Spot % per cent
tin, nominal New York. 50 future tin. 50
lake grade copper. delivered Midwest. IL
electrolytic spot smelter IL: casting cop.
per. II rs: 81 Louis lead. SIS: ST. Louis
zinc. as. New York anthony. IL virgin
aluminium. Is.
Export copper. li75; resale IL Free
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Rukeyser Calls
On Bankers for
War Service
Sees Them in KHAKI
FieurativeIy in Cash
for Victory Campaign
Special 10 TIE DETROIT TINES

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 22.-Mer-
ryle Stanley Rukeyser. economic
commentator for international
News Service and the Hearst
newspapers. addressing the mid
conference of the Wisconsin
Bankers Association pointed out
that the nations bankers were now
figuratively in khaki and would
be called upon for the duration tc
devote themselves primarily tc
furnishing dollars 10 Uncle Sam
to finance the campaign for VIC
tory against the Axis.
The New York economist pointed
out
Bank credit will be created
increasingly to finance the pur-
chases Of government rather
than those of private business.
This will continue a process Of
making private banks append
ages for government financing.
Between 1915 and 1910 the
nations checking banks in
creased their holdings Of govern
ment promises from 2.5 billions
to 40.3 billions. meanwhile In
creasing individual and corpo-
rate loans only from 1874 bill
lions tn ia billiOnS."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
-Buy a Bomber,
Rails Off,. Net
Tops s Million

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-Re.
ports for October Of 1877 Class
steam railways TO ICC show Ar
aggregate net income Of S53,675,
973. after taxes and charges
against S43,1S8,534 in October
1910.
For the first 10 months Of 1871
the net income was S4l3.333, CAT
against $l03,902,277 in the l94(
period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
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Keystone steel and Wire Company for
three months ended Dec. 81. 1871. had
a net profit OF Sti3eea after federal In.
come taxes and provision OF $3.50. eel for
excess PROFITS taxes. equal 10 50 cents a
share on 1878 shares outstanding, against
a net profit Of s2ss, ess or 3sc share for
the same period In 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
With WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

tia, Kas., for a few hours. How
ever. he could not reserve seat
on the later TWA plane and there
fore had to cancel his proposed
Wichita stop-over and take the
earlier plane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22

Quotations supplied by Bongard and Com.
psny Windsor. Prices IN CentA-NaeH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22

Market weak. no quotations available.
EGGS--Market steady. Current rece pts.
32hc. undergrade 2sit a 30c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Detroit Poultry

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Toronto Stocks

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
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Foreiqn Exchange

NEW YORK, Jan. % Prices in cents.
FIROpE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-22
Detroit Stock EXCHANGE
I941-42 Range
High Low Div.

Paid payable ." isNsn o-rsrp stock dOptt
or
Evening star., 1942-10-07

an end to the empire Of nations
over other nations. No foot OF
Chinese soil, for example, should be
or can be ruled from now on ex-
cept by the people who live on 1t.
And We must say so now, not
after the war. We believe it is the
worlds job to find some system for
helping colonial peoples who join
the United Nations cause to be-
come free and Independent nations.
We must set up firm timetables
under which they can work out and
train government of their own
choosing and we must establish IRON
clad guarantees administered by all
the United Nations jointly that they
shall not slip back into colonial
status.
Some say these subjects should
be hushed until victory Is w>n.
Exactly the reverse is true. Sincere
efforts to find progressive solutions
now will bring strength to our cause.
Remember that opponents OF social
change always urge delay because
Of some present crisis. After the war
changes may be too little and too
late. We must develop between the
nations trade and trade routes
strong enough to give all people the
same vested interest in peace which
We In America have had.
In the United States we are being
asked to give up temporarily our
individual freedom and economic
Evening star., 1942-10-07

mocracy. Obviously, all OF them are
not ready to have democracy handed
to them next Tuesday on silver
platter. But they are all determined
to work out their own destiny under
governments selected by themselves.
Even the name of the Atlantic
Charter disturbs thoughtful men
and women I have been talking to.
But do all of those who signed it,
these people ask, agree that it ap-
plies to the Pacific? We must an
swer this question with a clear and
simple statement Of where we stand.
And we must begin to sweat over
our common problem of translating
such a statement into plans which
will be concrete and meaningful to
the lives of these millions of people
who are our allies.
Must Say So Now.
Some of the plans to which such
statement would lead are already
clear, I deeply believe, to most
Americans:
We believe this war must mean
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Your Natural Beauty
Brought Out ,cifh Aid of
MercoIixed War Cream

Try this famous Skin Bleach and p..uti-
her. Mercolized Wax Cream. It's effective
ingredients hasten the natural activity OF
the skin in haking OF lifeless, dull or
darkened surface skin in tiny, invisible
particles. This complexion lightener used
as directed reveals the whittier. newer un-
Saxoltte Astringent tightens loose surface
SKIN. Gives delightful sense Of fresh
ness. Reduces excess surftce oil. Dissolve
Saxolite AstrinEent in onk-half pint witch
hazel and use daily. morning or evening"
Tarkroot Beauty Mask-Try this cooling
soothing and refreshing facial We believe
you will like It,
Evening star., 1942-10-07

weekend strike against the vichy
governments drive to recruit labor
for Germany, the London radio said
In . broadcast heard by CHS last
night.
The workers were said to have re-
sumed work only after the Germans
announced that so hostages would
be shot In the factory yard II the
strike continued.
Evening star., 1942-10-07

liberty in order to crush the Axis.
We must recover this freedom and
this liberty after the war. The way
TO make certain that We do recover
our traditional American way Of
life with rising standard Of living
for all is to create q world in which
all men everywhere can be free.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Nozi Threuts Force End
To RenouIt PIunt Strike

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-Workers in
the Renault factory near Paris were
forced to return to work after q
Evening star., 1942-10-08

erly," she told reporters during a
plane stopover. If we had looked
ahead six months ago we would be
prepared for today's situation.
Until we organize the same kind
of community service that England
has today we will not get enough
women in our factories"
Such service would include COM
munity restaurants for war workers,
with food at cost; community laun-
dries, nurseries and housekeeping
aides and more school supervision
to guard against delinquency, she
said.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
" Misses Two-Piece
Suits, Topcoats for
Winter Wear, each $50

Comparable styles haze sold for sI695 each
10 Companion" ensembles-to wear together for
a complete winter outfit or to wear with your
other clothes. Suit in three button classic style
and the topcoat in boy style Herrngbone tweed
suits in brown and gray in sizes 10 to 16;
coats in brown in sizes 10 to 18. OF 1870 reused
wool, $50 rayon, 259o cotton and SO wool
10 Misses Spring Sports Coats boxy in plads and
coors Sizes 16 s and 90 coat properly labeled
to fabric content Were $10.95 Now $3.50
10 Misses and Womens Spring Coats paids stripes solid
coors of beige and blue Each coat properly labeled
fabric content) Sizes 1s, 90 SO, AZ, 20h, 24a
1895. Now 81 80
DOWN STAIRS STORE COATS AND SUITS.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Welsh Permitted to Use
Own Language in Court
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 8-Welshmen will
be able to testify in their own Ian
guage in the courts of Wales for
the first time since the reign of
Henry VIII under a government bill
introduced in Parliament yesterday
by Home Secretary Herbert Nor
riSon.
There has been agitation for this
change for some time. Some Welsh
men consider English an alien
tongue and assert that sometimes
defendants did not get a fair hear
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Maids Uniforms, SIS
Manufacturers seconds

Manufacturers seconds
200 Of cotton broadcloth and seersucker in blue
green pink, yellow and white. Not every size in
each color and style Sizes II to "A. If perfect
would sell for $780,
10 Misses and Women's Sheer Print Cotton FrOcks tai
lored styles in sizes II to A. Were $195 and
Now -----.- ---------- S1.S5
40 Misses and WOmens Print Frocks tailored styles of
Bemberg rayon; sizes II to A. 81 95
and $595. Now .----- -.----------S365
Down STAIRS STORE, INEXPENSIVE DRESSES.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Cotton Knit Panties
38e
Manufacturers seconds

300, brief style, soft and easily wash
ed White, tearose or blue In small,
medium and large sizes.
50 Costume Slips of rayon crepe and
rayon satin. Tearose and white In
sizes 80 to 40 Soiled from display.
Were 81 95 and $225. Now---$145
55 Warm Winter Robes, slide-fastened
fronts, 3. .-length sleeves. Some OF
brushed rayon, some of cotton chenille
with red, wine and royal blue colors.
Slightly soiled Sizes IA to 18 in the
groups. Were $295 Now 81
200 Soft Knitted Cotton Pajamas and
Gowns, novelty patterns in blue, pink,
red green and coral. Some with con-
trasting trim. Sizes medium and
large. Manufacturers seconds. Now,
$1.65
DOWN STAIRS STORE,
HoUsEcoATs AND UNDERWEAR.