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La gaceta., 1942-09-21

fabrication y dos que sc han orde-
nado para uso future.
Ell alimento lie cuesta a los Esta-
dos Unidos so centavos de dollar al
dia POI cada soldado, este costo es
ell mas alto del mundo. Panaderias
ambuiantes, cantinas y cocinas de
rancho Sc trasladan, acompanando a
los hombres, al frente de batalla.
Una idea de la enormidad del ira
bajo de equipar y abastecer un ej6r-
cito moderno, nos la proporcionan
las cifras que cit6 ell general Gre
CORY. Sirvan como indice los 81
guientes datos relatives a in cuerpo
de ejereito de 1000, 900 de soldados:
1870 DO, 900 de sacos para dOrmir;
10,0 900 900 de frazadas; 100000 de
impermeables; y 100000 de cor
batas. Las compras tambien in
cluyen 100000 de camisetas y
100000 de yardas (aproximada-
mente 81, 900, 900 de metros) de tela
para mosquiteros.
Ademas de los alimentos, indu-
mentaria, catres, tiendas y cocinas
de campana, la Intendencia Militar
provee un n1mero infinite de cosas
tales como maquinas de calcular,
esquies Y ~paracaidas. Entire otros
articulos ~especiales Sc cuentan uni
formes con calefaccion electrical
para los aviadores; uniformes de re-
sistencia contra ell aire para los
paracaidistas, y uniformes para ser
usados en- las regiones tropicales y
articas.
TOdO Sc Prueba
Cada articulo pass por una prue-
ba rigurosa. Los textiles Sc prue-
La gaceta., 1942-09-21
LOS TEUTONES DICEN QUE
~DESTRUYERON UN CON-
VOY ALIADO

Lonudres, Sept 21.-La pro
paganda alemana dice por la
Radio que sus aeroplanos y
submarines destruyeron en- las
aguas del Artico, cuando Sc ha
llaba en- canine de Russia, un
convoy de barcos aliados.
Berlin habla de 38 buques
hundidos, con un total de 270
mil toneladas. Esto Sc sabe que
es una ridicula exageraci6n, a
pesar de que la aviaci6n tota-
litaria bombardea con frecuen
cia a Murmansk.
Sc componia ell convoy, al
decir del enemigo, de as vapo-
res de carga y tanques.
La gaceta., 1942-09-21
TAYLOR PASO POR ESPANA
EN- DIRECTION DE ITALIA

Madrid, sept. 21.-Pas6 por
Madrid y Barcelona, EN- direc-
ci6n a Ciudad Vaticano, en- TIA
Via, ell embajador de los Estados
Unidos en- la Santa Sede. NY
ron c. Taylor
"Arriba' da la noticia de que
Taylor va Sc encuentra en- Roma
y ALI conferenci6 con ell secreta
rio de estadio del Papado, carde
nal Maglione.
Algunos observadores Green
que ell viaje Sc relaciona con la
persecution de los judios en-
Francia. motive de recientes
La gaceta., 1942-09-21

ban en- una mAquina que los somete
a tension, les tuerce Y estira ell te-
lido para comprobar su resistencia a
un uso extreme. A los impermea-
bles Sc les empapa de aqua durante
varias horas Y 81 ell aqua les pene-
ira, Sc rechazan. Antes de que Sc
acepten los uniformes, zapatos, Y
otras prendas de vestir, sc conf
prueba que han sido ensayados en-
campo alberto por medic de pro-
cesos que producer frfo artico y
calor tropical.
AlimentOs
En- cuanto a los alimentos, existen
cuatro raciones basicas: "a" para
campamentos permanentes en- DON
de pueden obtenerse alimentos
~frescos; 3D." para los campamentos
movibles que necesitan alimentos en-
conserva Y en- latas; &C" para las
raciones de campo que los indivi-
duos de tropa llevan consigo; y
3D." barras de chocolate, prepare
das de tai manera, que r~etienen
todos los elementos nutritivos.
TODD Ell alimento del ejercito Sc
escoge teniendo en- consideration su
valor en- ur dades de vitaminas.
La Intendencia Militar no sola-
mente debe proveer ell abasteci-
miento adecuado de los alimentos,
indumentaria y equipo, sino que
debe hacer llegar estas cosas a los
soldados. Estos sist ma de abaste-
cimiento Y ell transporte deben estar
organizados de mode cue Ell mate
rial llegue a su destino a pesar
de cualquier obstaculo.
La gaceta., 1942-09-21
ESTIMA Ell DIR. TSIANG
QUE LA GUERRA SERA
LARGA

Chungking, China, sept. 21.-
Ell DR.. T. F. Tsiang, educado en-
las universidades de Columbia y
Oberlin, director de los Asuntos
Polfticos en- 81 Executive Yuan,
tiene ahora sobre sus hombros
la tarea de preparar el presu-
puesto de China para Ell ano
pr6ximo.
"Tengo yo la conviction de
que la guerra Sera larga Y Chi
ma esta obligada a depender de
ella misma. Comprendemos que
ell destino final de China sera
decidido en- ell frente econ6mi-
CO..
"Estamos determinados a To-
grar que ell hombre con dinero
apoye por complete el esfuerzo
de guerra.
El gobierno, por medic de mo
nopolioS, trata de controlar los
precios de tales articulos como
sal, %azicar, f6sforos y tabaco;
pero encuentra serias difficult
tades. Los expenditures ocul-
tan los aprovisionamientos Y los
venden llevandolos de unas pro-
vincias para otras.
La gaceta., 1942-09-21

es n%ecesario llevar al amino de
los obreros de la industrial de
guerra q deja' de fumar en- las
fabrlcas es un deber patriotico.
Un f65foro arrojado al descuido
0 una colilla tirada sin ma!a in
tenci6n pueden destruir las ia.
bricas 10 mismo que 81 ell fuego
fueSe puesto por nuestros enc.
migos. Los edificios de acero v
concrete no son inflamables. pe-
70 81 hay alrededor de elloS
materiales que 10 son. No Sc que
ma Ell acero, pero rscuerde ell da-
no que IN incendio hizo al "Nor-
mandie."
Todas las ordenanzas contra
ell fumar en- las fabricas de que
FRA Sc han puesto en- vigor.
La gaceta., 1942-09-21

WASHINGTON.-Los SOL
dados de los Estados Unidos
son los mejores equipados VI
alimentados del mundo. Cada
brenda de vestir y demas
equipo ha sido p~reviamente
ensayado a maquina para COM
probar su durabiiidad y con-
textura,
Esos datos sc obtuvieron del &C.
neral Edmund b. Gregory, lnten-
dente General del Ejercito de los
Estados Unidos, quien reciente-
mente los facilit6 al describir breve-
mente los miles de articulos que
necesita ell soldado moderno, la
forma como Sc obtienen Y las d.
versus maneras de hacerselos llegar.
La consigna del Intendente del
Ejercito es la de asegurar que ell
articulo necesitado este disponible
en- cuanto sc lie requiera, sea cual
fuere su ~naturaleZa. La I%ntenden-
cha del Ejercito tiene que comprar
cerca de 10000 articulos differences,
desde la indumentaria para las re-
Clones articas hasta los %pequenos y
veloces automobiles de reconoci-
mie1to, llamados "Jeeps,"
Nueve Pares de ZapatOs
Cada soldado, por ejemplo, nece-
sta nueve pares de zapatos y "a
pares de calcetines. All entrar en-
ell ejercito Sc lie entregan dos pares;
tiene cuatro pares guardados en- los
dep6sitos generates; un par esta en-
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Y RESPUES-
TAS DE INTERES PARA VD.

lPregunta: ITengo que saber
nadar antes de ingresar EN- la
marina?
Respuesta: No, hijO. listed a.
prendera, 81 la marina cree que
es aconsejable.
Pregunta s: IPuedo recibir me
sada como dependiente de mi di-
vorciado esposo soldado?
Respuesta: 81 listed no Sc ma
vuelto a casar y esta recibiendo
una mesada, tiene. derecho a ella
Pregunta: Tengo tres perso-
mas que comen en- mi casa. jPue-
do aumentarles ahora ell precio
de la comida?
Respuesta: Sonora, esta es u
ma question enteramente suya.
La gaceta., 1942-09-21
DEJAR DE NJ EN- LAS
FABRICAS DE GUERRA ES
UN DEBER PATRIOTICO

Dirigiendose a todos los en-
pleados de las fabricas que pro-
Queen para la guerra, en- ell Es-
tado, ell Sr. ]. Edwin Larson, co
misionado de SECURES de la Flo
rida, DECLARE hoy que la costum-
bre perjudicial de algunos, de
fumar en- las fabricas, sera cas-
tigada 81 no Sc atienden los rue
Cos para que Sc dejen de fumar
mientras Sc trabaja.
"Frecuentemente leemos rela-
tos sobre que los trabajadores
son multados por fumar en- las
fabricas que producer para la
guerra. Yo creo f~irmemente que
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eatas de gran interes
para Los futures ciudadanos

, Pregunta: Sc me ha dicho que
hay una nueva ley que estaiblece
qe los solicitantes de ciudadania
que tengan mas de cincuenta a.
nos de edad no tienen que pasar
examen educational. les cleric?
Respuesta: No. Lo que hay es
un proyecto de ley ante Ell Con
greso, seg1n ell cual Sc les per-
mitira a los no ciudadanos dc
cierta edad naturalizarse sin pa
sar el examen educational, pero
todavia no es ley.
La gaceta., 1942-09-21
Conteste estas preguntas y haga la
selection de I'm buen Laxante

Pregunta: jPuede cualquier laxan-
tie servir de ayuda cuando Sc siente
listed cansado, malhumorado o tiene
la lenga c%orreosa? R%espHesta: ST, 81
estas condolences son ell resultado del
estrenimiento. PregantG: SPor que
Black Draught ha sido un laxante
popular con cuatro generaciones?
RespWeStG: Porque es puramente her
bal, y usualmente suave, activa, eff
La gaceta., 1942-09-21

lie aqul algunaS pregunJaS y
respuestas de innegable impor-
tancia para las personas que de.
sean adquirir la ciudadania anne
ricana:
PreguntG: Cuando 70 tome
mis- segundos papeles, hace seis
meses, Sc me dijo que me notifi-
carian cuando habria 20 de com
parecer para que 81 Juez del Tn
bunal de Naturalization dijera
Ia Ultima palabra. Pero hasta
bora no me han notificado NADIA.
IQue pasa?
RespueSta: Probablemente no
pasa NADIA. Tenga paciencia.
Hay miles de no ciudadanos que
estan solicitando la ciudadania
El Servicio de Immigration y
Naturalization esta hacienda to
do 10 que puede por atender las
solicitudes a la mayor brevedad
possible.
Pregunta: iYo tonne mis- pri-
meros papeles hace diez amos, pc
no no tome los segundos. iQue
debo hacer?
ReSpuestG: Escriba listed a 10
Oficina de Distrito del Servicio
de immigration y Naturalization
mas cercana al lugar de su resi-
dencia y expliquele su case. 81
listed era soltero cuandO sac6 IS
primeros papeles, y Sc Ia casa
do deSpues, no dele de mencio-
mar ell hecho cuando escriba. in
dicando tambien la fecha de su
matrimonio. De igual modo, in
dique en- su carta 81 la persona
con la cual Sc case es ciudadano
o ciudadana de Estados Unidos
de America; y, en- tad case, indi-
que la fecha en- que dicha perso-
ma Sc naturaliz6.
PreguntG: Deseo solicitar la
ciudadanfa americana, pero no
puedo encontrar ell nombre del
barco en- que vine a los Estados
Unidos de America. IQue debo
hacer?
RespuestG: Obtenga listed u
ma planilla de solicitud de prime
ros o segundos papeles (segun
sea los que su case requiera) },
llenela, dando los mejores infor-
mes que pueda, y envfela, por CO
rreo al director de distrito CO.
respondents. Ed Servicio de In
migraci6n y Naturalization ha a.
yudado a cientos de inmigrantes
en- casos como ell de listed. Els
probable que pueda ayudarle a
listed tambien.
PregntG: 70 estoy en- filas del
Ejercito de Estados Unidos. Me
sirve clio para obtener mis- pa
peles de naturalization?
RespueStG: ST. Hay DISPOSE
clones especiales para los no ciu
dadanos que eStan en- las fuer-
zas armadas de los Estados Uni
dos. P6ngase ustel al habla con
su jefe comandante. Sc han ne
cho arreglos entire este Sewicio
y los Servicios Militar y Naval
para dar curse rapido a las soil
citudes de personas ingresadas
en- las fuer2os armadas. Su jefe
lie aconsejara v ayudara.
La gaceta., 1942-09-21
LOS TIRANOS DEL EJE ST
REUNIRAN

Estambul, Sept. 21.-Los pc
ri6dicos turcos dan la noticia
de que en- ell mes de octubre
celebraran una importante reu
MON, en- Viena, los tiranOs de
Alemania, Italia, Hugrfa, Ru-
mania Y Bulgaria. Presidira
Hitler.
Sera discutido ell problema
hungaro-rumano sobre la
La gaceta., 1942-09-21

caz, cuando las instrucciones Sc si-
guen. Pregantd: iQue otra raz6n es
responsible Dor la popularidad de
Black-Draught? Respuesta: Cuesta
SOLOS cts. por % hasta 40 dosis.
No espere. Obtenga ell Black
Draught en- la familiar GAIA amari-
la. Muchos prefieren la nueva for
ma granulada. Siga las d~irecciones
de la etiqueta.
La gaceta., 1942-09-21

protestas por 81 Vaticano.
"El gobierno italiano, segQ1n
"Arriba', We con obsoluta indi-
ferencia la vista.
La gaceta., 1942-09-21

INVEST m v1CToRYi

Our boys can take the War to the enemy, if we back them
up with ships and tanks and gunsl But that takes monevi
Help your Government to put the tools of war into Ia
hands OF our soldiers by purchasing War Savings Bonds and
stamps AND remember . just one Bond can't lick the
Axis any more than just one gunl It takes millions -
Americans buying War Savings Bond, and Stamps everv
pay dayl
Bonds cost $1S.75 and up g.. . and they paw Won back
one-tnird more in only 10 yearsl Stamps cost Toe, Use. ana
up . soon total the price Of a Bond if bought reo1,larIv
Help our boys on the fighting fronts wherever thew NAV
Di Buy War Savings Bonds as an investment for yourself
md your cORntEYs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

of dshwashng is that IL Is tough any way you
do IT. Certainly. / have had dishwashing ex-
.perience In the army and in working out pay
ment for meals in restaurants. Worse than the
dishes are the pots and pans.
I IEUT JOHN BENTON BULKELEY, hero Of
IL recent action against the Japs. Was born IN
New York City. Most heroes seem 10 come from
small cities or towns. Therefore Lieutenant
Bulkeley has made us native New Workers mighty
proud Of hun.
To be eligible for membership in the Little
But On Ny Club Of cute little tricks applicants
must be ) feet or less.
One-thrd of all divorces occur in the first
Ave wears OF marriage So II you have been
married less than five years. watch your step
Keep your patience tolerance understanding
and capacity for affection IN good working order
WHY is il so many cooks do not know how 10
w manage the most popular items on the
American menu? Take pie for example Not
one cook in 10000 seems 10 know how 10 make
good pie crust.
There have been certain plays in which II
was considered hard luck 10 appear. Can you
name some ." asks Milwaukee subscriber.
Only one know of is The Tales of Hoffman"
Number OF persons featured in this opera have
said 10 have had hard luck ever after=S<
I'VE are two young nurses Of Seattle" states
a communication. Eve are thinking Of buying
a small farm near Bremerton, Wash. and work
ing II in the summertime. continuing nurses
the rest Of the year. What do you think Of the
idea, Eddie"
But how about working the farm all the year
around rest cure establishment? Or as one
Of those health farms where the ladies go TO cure
bridge game hips, also known as stenoRr aphers
hips and coffee shop cashier hips
Or. as nurses are known 10 be the most pro-
fcient walkers and have the best carriage Of
all females, Why not open walking school for
women.
HOW have the meat courses been Al your house
IL lately? II not up 10 what you think they
should be why not request your home manager
TO send for the Meat Buying Guide issued by the
American Meat Institute of Chicago?
Our pup is getting too much health or too
much vtamn candy He just jumped on the desk
and tried 10 rip the paper out Of my typewriter
He wants me 10 take him for walk; one of
about 20 miles preferred
What college did YOU say had the best look
Ing co-eds:" asks a Chlcagoan
Don't remember saying anything about that,
sir. But now that you bring il up will say II is
the University OF Washington at Seattle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

fninine bowling champion of her block. Also
N1dcfeated smoke ring blowing champion OF the
Pal Joey Company. Miss SegalS favorte song al
present - "BewltChcd. Bothered and Bewlldcred,
which title she claims is the best four word de-
Scription of love ever written.
GONE freedom OF the press remains in the Axis
~ countries and this Is proven by the following
excerpt from the Vatican CltyS newspaper
L Obser1atore Romano;
several Fascist papers have published
assuring the situation OF the Catholic
church in Germany. We very SORRY to de-
clare that We cannot agree with or confirm these
views"
Have you q reader In Love, Va.?" asks a
Chicagoan.
No sir. And none in Henpcck. I'll. either
"Dishwashing Is Easy If Done the Right Way
Ia title OF an article did not read. My opinion
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KERN's-THIRD FLOOR

COT TON FLANN MEL.
Printed; good quality, sew
eral designs; So inches
wide, yard ........ Csc
RAYON DRESS FABRICS.
Plain, matelasse, novelty
weaves; l and 2 pieces
of a kind; short bolt ends;
SO inches wide, yard. .69c
800 yards PURE DYE SILK
CREPE and SATIN. One
and two pieces of a kind,
yard .................e 9c
400 yards WOOL, RAYON
and c TON MIX
T u r E S. One and two
pieces of a kind; short bolt
ends; 81 ms. wide, I'D. oec
r < M N A Mt S. Plain and
novelty weave rayon; II
to 4-yd. lengths. yard $50
500 yards WASH FABRICS.
Printed; one and two
pieces of a kind. some
samples; good assortment.
yard ................i9c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

TYPEWRITER RIBBONS: Faith Baldwin:
l. Freckes marched across the bridge Of her
nose J. Wayne; Thinner than the butter on a
Germans bread :. Anon: She dissolved IN her
own tears Ben Hecht: II showing. The
town looked up and Pavlowa in the air
Dan Parker: Flawess sentences that Sparkled
like perfectly cut diamonds . =. J. j. Walker Ito
Joe LOUIS: You placed rose on the grave OF
Abraham Lincoln i. :. Retlaw Chellwin At night
he takes the ribbon out Of his typewriter and
wears II in his hair Guy Lombardo: Doesn't
1t. Comdr. Tunney -lwho fTowns on ciegies for
sailors know tobacco Is even used in smoking
the Pipe of Peace? =. George Eliot: The hum
OF insects, like the tiniest bells on the garment Of
silence Anon: The fellows who barked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
|llIE
KERS's-sECOND FLOOR


20 MACKINAWS. w o o /
mohair and cotton mixture.
Were 8.e5, now. ....1.95
IA JR. OVERCOATS. Dur.
able knit back fleece;
rayon satin lined; tan.
Were 1895, now. -. SIS
100 FUR CAPS. Daniel
Boone. Were 100, now CSC
26 pair PANTS. Were 1856
3.9S, now ...........i.A9
% LONG PANT SUITS.
Bob Craig; pleated, Upper
clo sure trousers. Were
l3.oS-20.00, now Hiss
81 MITTENS. Woodland
leather. Were 79c, now
liz SHIRTS. Dressy: Kay
nee. Bob Craig; sanfor-
lied shrunk. Were Loo
LOO, now ......,...e 9c
14s SPORT SHIRTS. Flan-
nelette and other fabrics,
tie fronts; in and outer
style. Were 1.19-l.3S, now
ls MILITARY SUITS. Cor
duroy; Sam Brown belt
and lapel type coat. Were
S.9S-7.o5, now .......3.6s
81 JR. SHORTS. Corduroy;
self belts; fully lined.
Were l.95, now......i.39
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KERN's-sECoND FLOOR

81 SEES. Summer.
Were 2.o5-5.9S. now. $50
IS DRESSES. Wool. rayor.
Were S.95-6.oS. now 800
IA DRESSES. Wool, rayon.
Were 6.95-8.95, now 400
20 DRESSES. Wool, rsyon.
Were S.95-l0.95, now 500
COATS. Winter; untrim-
med. Were 1875, now 100
7 COATS. Winter; fur trim
med. Were 29.7S, now 1888
2 COATS. Winter; fur trim
med. Were $500, now 43.34
COATS. Winter; fur trim
med. Were $500, now 5000
l35 SKIRTS. Were 1885,
Z.o5, now ..........l.69
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

government knows from
expertcrHe that the
morale of the population
Is a highly important
factor IN modern war.
lets keep this in
mind here. President
Roosevelt believes in
sports and entertain
ment as morale builders.
But certain factions are
inclined 10 a crepe
hanging policy. We
must fight I h en-
EVDD
HORACE MCCOY.
IL known IN Holly
wood as The Texas
Gene Fowler. Mr.. Nc
Coy wrote that quantity
titled opus They Shoot
Horses. Don't They"
He believes Amelia
Earhart Is alive and
has recently written An
article explaining the
basis Of ihH belief.
. NiVicnne Seeal
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KERN's-FoI RTH FLOOR

KERN'S-FOI RTH FLOOR
BETTER LINGERIE -.
.......H to of
SLIPS. Rayon satins, crepes;
some taffetas; 34-4o. Were
2.00-2.25, now ....i.44
K NJ T UNDERWEAR.
Were 100000, now. ...
..,........ 50c.1 90
BETTER NEGLIGEES and
HOUSECOATS.Chenilles.
cotton quilts, rayon crepes,
cottons. Were 1905 %.
now .............. sos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

Tom m y Lewis and
Frances Hefin charm
ing the assassins. but
the deings. said The
Posts Wilella Waldorf.
were loud but not
funny" "Porgy and
Bess" was revived with
some of the best of
the Gershwin melodies.
Anna Brown and Todd
Duncan. who sang II
well the first time. are
back Cafe Crown"
set in the Sardi's of the
Yiddish rialto, was found
TO be a pleasant trifle.
1t is packed with able
comics, Sam Jaffee.
Morris Carnovsky and
many more of the
Mefoofsky speci alists
A double decker OF
Gilbert e. Sullivan and
Jooss Ballet lighted the
St. James, with salts
faction TO the fans of
both.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

T'HE FIRST NIGHTS: Jason" shows drama
critic, playwright and Mrs. Critic playing
pat-a-triangle. The author is supposed to be
Saroyan and the popular guess on the critic was
Little Lord Fauntleroy. Mr.. Watts found the
y faulty and sometimes foolish. yet lively
lid interesting" The weeks first. "All in
Favor" was no go. IL had a kid cast with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

loudest that coasts were enough protection
are now screaming that we should do something
about the sinkings off the same coasts.
TIVE MAGIC LANTERNS: Hard-boiled is the
name for the new cnemas. Humphrey Bogart
roughs up few Navy sneaks and 5th coumnists
in "All Through. the Night" It's exciting
meller-heller with Peter LORE and Conrad
Veidt wearing the bruised chins I. Sons OF
Fury" is romance and adventure-the heart and
the hearty. Tyrone Power is 18th Century
devil who knows his way around the South Seas
He brawls with George Sanders, and the pair dish
up some nice fstcuffs i. Mr.. and Mrs.
North" last year a stage comedy. brings Oracle
Allen back to the screens. She is the same old
clipper emptyhead proving that If you say
enough foolish things you'll pin murder rap on
somebody Eddie Albert fine comic when
he has chance is loose in a mediocrity called
Treat En- Rough" It's pug tale. but Albert
was overmatched when he went up against the
scenario.
rTIiE WIRELESS: The bulletins from South
America about whether Argentina would
come in with the Americas were exciting as a
priZefght. 1t was hes down. he's up" stun all
day E. 1t was great hearing George M. Cohan's
The Flag The Home and The Family" sung by
Kenny Baker. The most famous Yankee Doodler
Of the song-writers practically got out OF sick
bed to lend hand to Uncle Samson Ezra
Pound. the u. s. poet who worked as Benitos
nouthpiece the Rome radio, has been fired.
Time reports. The ". S. declaration told Old
Badly how much Ezra was worth as a propa-
gandist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
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KFRN,s-FOrRTH FIOOR
KERN's-sTREET FLOOR

KFRN'S-FOrRTH FLOOR
200 D r z S s z S. Cotton.
Were LOG. now .. CSC
100 DRESSES. For southern
wear; cotton and ravon.
Were 6.s0-l0.oS 5.00.6.A5
100 DRESSES. Fail: rayon
and wool. Were 1913. now
0tJV
$50 DRESSES. Fall: rayon
and wool. Were 7.o8-8.os,
now b.9U
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
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KERN's-sEvENrH FLOOR

ESQ PANELS. Rayon mar
quisette. Were 8Sc.L3o
each, now .,....... Sic
200 PANELS. Rayon cell
lanese. Were l.00-l.89
each, now ...........11c
Us pair HALF CUR
TAINS, ruffled. Were
1918, now 31c.11c.sTc
so pairs HALF DRAP-
ERIES. Were 1913 each,
now .........tsu u
800 yards CRETONNE. So
inches wide. Was ACC
yard, now .......... Csc
$50 yards CURTAIN MA
TERIALS. Short bolt ends.
Were 2oc-89c yd., now t9c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
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KERNs-sIxTH FLOOR

KERN's-sINTH FLOOR
SO pairs SHOES. Were
$50 TO 1925. now ass
81 pairs SKATING OUT
FITS. Black. Were 3.2o,
now SO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
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EERN's-FOURTH FLOOR
HATS. Rough finished.
Were 3.85-7.S0, now 80.
............. 2.85.4.e5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
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KERN's-MEZZANINE

%s1ss@N A." ="
20 CENTERPIECES. Glass:
with tubes for flower ar
engagements. Were l.19,
now ............... 1870
GLASS TUMBLERS. :. Sc
ASH TRAYS. Glass; blue,
green ......3 for $50
COASTERS. To fit Samson
card tables for $50
SHELVES. White enamel
ed; for plants ....... $50
CARD TABLE COVERS.
Chintz ............l0c
200 folds CREPE PAPER
Dennison. Were l5c, now
..'... .......... &C
WIRE. Dennison. Y, price
GAMES .........I, price
l8 SCRAPBOOKS. Were
LOO, now .......4 9c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
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KERN's-SIxTH FLOOR
BLOUSES. Were 3.o0-7.o5.
now ...........l.69.3.a9
DRESSES. Were 5.95-2o.o5,
now ........2. 89. 4.98
SWEATERS. Were 800
SOS, now 2.29.6.95
SKIRTS. Were 800 TO 1925,
now .......l.89 to 4,69
SHIRTS. Were 800 to sos,
now ........2.29 10 500