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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Trend to Stainless

In the field of the so-called
stainless Steels. the chrome nickel
alloys and the straight chro-
MUM" steels, the future is par
ticulsrly bright, especially insofar
rs airplanes arc concerned Dc
troit's own Bill Stout has been OK
perimentIng with thin-gage stain
less steel for a light private plane
OF revolutionary design. and is re-
ported on the verge ~ the produC-
ton stage with this craft
Fabrlcsto of WIDE variety of
parts, including many for a~r0a-
ment by COMPRISING and SIrter-
ing powdered metals is tech
nique which while not now Slli
captivstes the fancy OF many for.
ward looking metals experts a
leader in this field is the Amplcx
Division Of Chrysler Corporation
In Detroit. under direction OF A. J
Lsnghamner.
While nearly all metal powders
are capable of being pressed and
Suffered into disable parts. tho use
OF iron powder in such applications
seems TO hold great opportunity
for the future, particularly II some
suitable supply source for iron
powder at low cost can be de-.
Veloped.
The possibility OF reducing ron
powder directly from iron orc has
been studied for years, in fact
some Missionaries have -Seen this
process supplsnting the blast FUR.
mace as reduction method T'hc
late William II Smith of DC'ro'
Vas q pioneer IN this field
Great Str1oeS have been mace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Sugar and Pineapples

About 10000 acres arc planted
20 sugar care IN Hawaii and about
- 600 acJcS IN plneappIcS. and
H.gar d, Tho Philippines most I'M
portant crop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

in recent years in improving the
quality of cast IRON Once an i'm
pure. brittle and nonuniform ma
terial. with comparatively low
strength. cast iron now completes
with some StcelS as a result of
steady Improvement in cupolaI
melting practice. Introduction of
small percentages of alloys in cast
iron also has greatly improved the
material. one shining example be-
ing Mechanic castings produced
by Atlas Foundry Company in
Detroit and General Foundry and
Machine Company in Flint
Mechanic castings arc claimed
10 be particularly suited 10 use IN
tho frames, bed, columns and
bases of machine tools. and foun-
dries arc hard pressed 10 keep up
with the large demand for this
type Of casting these days.
Up IN Saginaw. the mallcablc
iron division of General Motors Is
making great strides with its
ArmaStcelS trade name applied 10
a special type Of cast iron known
technically a. pcarhtlc mallcablc
IRON. Experiments are now under
way in the adaptation Of Arma-
steel 10 various types Of armament
and parts for military vehicles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

Poverty in raw materials is one
OF the outstanding aspects OF ltal-
ian economy, according TO the de.
partment of commerce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
US. Equipped
For Big Drive
Toward Victory
Chaplin Describes
Rapid Growth OF
Air Force. Army
CONTINUED from Page ons,

Continued from Page One)
up just before Americas entry into
the war by Secretary Knox.
The navy secretary made q
progress report" in which II was
disclosed the navy then had il
battleships with IS others building.
7 aircraft carriers with IL more
building, 81 cruisers with 81 more
building. 172 destroyers with 1872
building. and 113 submarines with
an additional 10 under con-
struction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Detroiters Recognized

Recognition of the talents Of De-
troit metallurgists in keeping
abreast If not ahead of the latest
developments in armament metals
was seen recently in the appoint
ment of three local metallurgists-
A. L. Boegehold of General Mo
tors. r. II. McCarroll of Ford and
Z. II. Stilwill Of Chrysler--to a
senior technical advisory commit
tee of 10 men which is already AT
work with military experts IN the
selection of proper metals for use
In armament.
Up close 10 the front in the list
Of important new Steels made
available 10 industry in recent
years are the Amola steels devel-
oped only eight years ago ny
Chrysler engineers headed by the
late c. Harold Wills and +. f
McCleary then metallurgist with
Dodge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
The High Tensiles

Consider steel. One of the big
gest stories" in steel IN recent
wears has been the widespread
perfectioS OF the 'low-alloy high
tensile" skeels which, in contrast
TO the high-alloy Steels. carry only
a few per cent of alloying ele-
ments-nickel. copper. chromium,
etc--yet are far stronger and re-
sistant 10 corrosion than the plain
carbon steels. Priced only slightly
higher than the carbon steels.
these new high-tensile materials
have proved ideal in transporta-
ton equipment, giving improved
load-carrying properties, with re-
duced "tare" weight.
An example of these Steels is
the Max 900 series of alloy
Steels developed by the Great
Lakes Steel Corporation in Ecorse
and produced in open-hearth fur
naces at this plant. These steels
have been widely adopted in the
truck industry and also have found
quick acceptance in such equip
ment as tanks, demolition bombs
and military vehicles. In air
planes, too, where stresses are
greatest, Max is used TO rein
force lighter metals.
The whole picture OF alloys in
steel has come in for rather COM
plete revision in recent years. In
passenger cars there has been a
steady decline in the use OF high
alloy electric furnace steelS, be-
cause il has been found that, with
improved hardenability being the
sole value of adding alloys to steel,
il is possible to match the harden
ability of high-alloy steels by spe-
cially treating plain carbon steelS,
or by adding enthusiastically small
amounts of newer alloying ele-
ments, such rs molybdenum, or
by thoroughly cleaning" molten
steel of oxide material through
the addition of such elements as
selenium. titanium. chromium, etc.
This trend is particularly i'm
portant at the moment, since il
releases the electric-furnace alloy
steels for use in special military
equipment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Detroit Men
Lead World in
Metal Research
New Developments
Either by or for
Auto Industry

In times Of war It's KING Metal!
The backbone Of the Modern
armament program Is made up Of
a clittering combination Of steel,
iron. aluminium. magnesium, cop
per, zinc. nickel. chromium, manga
nese. vanadium. molybdenum and
other key metals.
And in the use Of these metals.
Detroit's metallurGistS, engineers
and technicians have long been IN
the forefront because the automo-
bile company making the most
efficient use Of them was the one
which reaped the harvest OF IN
creased sales and profits
So. under the whip Of BOOM
ins automobile industry, engineers
and metallurgists have been driven
20 great achievements.
Whatever the explanation. the
metals of 1871 have served 10
make automobiles stronger.
lighter. more resistant 10 rust and
wear. better looking and less eN-
penSive than they were even a few
wears ago. Ry the same token
the metals Of 1912 should give 10
American armament an edge in
quality and quantity. ultimately
leading 10 victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Italy Poor in Raw Items

Buy \ Bombe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

Buy a bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Remember Rs arEUarbor
70 OUR FRIENDS ENGAGED IN
NON-DEFENSE PURSUITS

VIC continue TO serve YOU to the best OF
within the limits imposed by existing reg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
TO ALL OUR FRIENDS

We appreciate your splendid cooperation in fur
nishng the data we have been obliged to request Our
ability render continued vital service dependent
upon your continued cooperation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

DOrtant crop.
Evening star., 1942-05-21
INFANTS
CLOTHING

24-Originally sec Cotton
Seersucker Sun Suits. Babies
sizes / to 3--54c
20-OriKinaIIy s9c Tots
Striped Denim Overalls. Sizes
3 to SAC
6o-Originally Sc Tots Cotton
Polo Shirts. Sizes 2 TO 8. 3Sc
24-Originally 79c Tots Ray
on Crepe Panties. Sizes 2 to
12-Originally $1.00 fodder
Girls RAyon Crepe Princess
Slips. Sizes 2 to 7Sc
1S-OriginalIy SEC Girls Cot
ton Princess Slips. Sizes 2, 4
and Observation-Disclosures 39c
1Originally $3.50 Babies ALL
Wool Wrappers (soiled) -Sl.SS
eOriginally S1.l5 Babies ALL
Wool Wrappers (soileO Ssc
1-Originally S1o.S5 Child's
Three-Piece Legging Set (Hat,
Coat, Leggings). Size J. -$5.SS
dnfants' Department
Second rloor.)
Evening star., 1942-05-21
OrifixaiIy SI.00
WHITE RAYON
MESH GLOVES
SOC pr.

Reduced for quick clearanceh +
Large assortment OF rayon
mesh, novelty lace and fabric
gloves in plain stylesl Not all
styles and sizes in the lot ;.
but all grand buys! Some
soiled. Sizes s to ~ in the
group.
IS prs. Originally 81 Ray0n
Cotton Fabric Gloves ir. white.
In novelty styles 69c
IS Originally $3.50 Real Pig
skin Gloves. Slipon style.
Broken sizes ------$1.59
Is prs. Originally $3.50 TO 50
Samples Of Washable Doeskin
(doe finished lamb) Gloves.
White and natural. Some
soiled. Sizes sK to 6A $1.ss
(Gloves. Main Floor.
p st. ButldtngO
Evening star., 1942-05-21
WOMEN'S
SPORT SHOP

100 Originally S2.2s to $3.50
Blouses in tailored and dressy
styles. Solid white and pas
tells also stripes. Sizes 80
TO 40 -----99c
50 Originally s2.s5 Blouses in
rayon crepe. Polka dots,
stripes in red, green, blue
or brown. Broken sizes 80 to
50 etso5
20 Originally $3.s5 Vests in
cotton gabardine with rayon
satin lining Royal, navy and
red. Sizes II to ls-s2.39
35 Originally $3.50 and s3.s5
Blouses in rayon crepe and
rayon jersey. Prints and solid
colors. Long and short sleeves.
Sizes "a to 44--S2 $3.50
(sport Shop. Third Foor)
Evening star., 1942-05-21
BOYS
Furnishings

50 Originally S1.00 Cotton
Sports Polo Shirts, sizes 8
to is $50
1S Originally 29c Combed
Cotton Under Shirts
II Originally $3.50 Three
Piece Sweater Suits. With all
wool shorts
80 Originally S2.99 Cotton
Flannel Stacks, sizes 7 to
IL tSC
3 Originally s2.9S Wash Top
Suits with all-wool shorts,
$1.29
s Originally sl.5s Navy Pull
II Originally $3.50 Donmoore
Cott6n Jersey Suits with sus-
pender shorts ----1---$1.00
tDoys' Yurnishinss, Second Foor)
Evening star., 1942-05-21
Originally $3.50
COTTON
ROUGHTEX
DRAPES
sI.00 pr.
OrfsfnalLp S3.S0

Good looking cotton roughtex
drapes in . gay noral motif.
u ins. long, 30 ms. wide to
the pair. just 20 >pairs-in a
pretty blue color.
S-Originally S6.sS Bedrests,
large. well-filled with kopak.
Slightly soiled d------$z.99
3-Originally s2s.9S Lane Ce-
dar Chests, modern waterfall
style, made Of cedar with
prima vera finish. a ms. long.
Is ins. wide, 20 ins. deep -$24
Draperies. Bedrests. cedar
Chests. Sixth rooro
Evening star., 1942-05-21
MILLINERY

81 Originally $500 to $500
Felts, Straws and Fabric Hats.
In black and colors Soc
(Millfnery, Third Floor,
E St. Bluilding)
Evening star., 1942-05-21
100 Slips! Originally HB
LACEY AND
TAILORED
SLIPS
60c

Your choice Of lovely rayon
satin or rayon crepe in
nicely fitted slips that come
in both neatly tailored and
lace-trimmed models. Teaross
only.
IS Originally $500 Slips in
navy silk-and-rayon mix
ture. Small sizes
50 Originally $500 Cotton Pa
jams. Two-piece styles in
stripes and prints. Broken
MDcb -SA'o1
10 Originally 500 Chinese
Gowns silk-snd-rayon
mixture with hand-em-
broidery. Broken sizes A.3s
tLinReris. Third Yoor)
Evening star., 1942-05-21
JUNIOR MISS
DAYTIME
FROCKS
$3.50

Jacket Dresses! One
Piecersi :. Two-piece modelsl
Polka dots or solid dressy
black rayon crepe also
delectable rayon sheers in
popular navy and luscious
pastels! Sizes 8 to Is In the
group.
ISOriginany $7.9S TO 1895
Junior Miss Rayon Sheers,
Rayon Twills and Prints. Sizes
9 to is in the group -$2.s9
'Remember-Junior Miss u .
size not an agel
(Young washingtonian Shop,
Third Foor0
Evening star., 1942-05-21
Originally $500 and $500
WOMEN'S
GOWNS & SLIPS
sl.OO

Just 50 pieces including ray
on crepe and rayon satin
lace = trimmed and tailored
styles. Long. sleek fitting
gowns; well.made slips. Bro.
ken sizes.
Qingerie Department.
Third r1oof.)
Evening star., 1942-05-21
LEATHER
GOODS

80 Originally 81 Novelty Leath-
er Belts. Some fabric belts in
cluded. Assorted oolors and
sizes in the group---4So
100 Originally 81 White Tai
Iored and Novelty Kid Belts.
In assorted sizes es----------6Se
IS Originally 81 Leather Pass
Cases with plenty Of windows
for identification. In turf.
black and brown $50
Is Originally 50 Saddle Bags
with top handles. Tan only, 81
Oeathersoods. MaiD Floor,
p st. Building)
Evening star., 1942-05-21
THRIFT SUITS
AND COATS

10 Originally $10.95 to S16.s5
Spring Suits wool and
tropical fabrics. Long cut
jackeS-skirts pleated back and
front. Broken sizes 10 to is,
500
10 Originally $12.95 to S16.95
Spring Coats. Herringbone
tweeds, basket weave and
plaids. Misses fitted and boxy
types. Broken sizes 4.00
ALL MERCHANDISE PROP
ERLY LABELED AS TO
WOOL CONTENT.
(Thrift suits and Goats,
Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1942-05-21
HOUSECOATS

I Originally $500 Rayon Crepe
Housecoat in blue. Wrap
model, size 1s--S3.S6
1 Originally S7.Ss Rayon
Satin Housecoat in blue. Wrap
model, size l6-----A.9s
1 Originally slo.ss Quilted
Robe in rayon crepe. Wrap
model. Size 12--SS $3.50
(HousecoatA Third FieorD
Evening star., 1942-05-21
LAMPS

S Originally $1S.95 Modern
Table Lamps -------$10
4 Originally SLABS Modern
Table Lamps --$1e
s Originally S19.s5 Lenox
China Table Lamps
: Originally $2s.95 Antique
Brass Floor Lamps ps--$19.95
Originally S24.95 Wheat
Enameled Torchiere ---$17.S5
Originally $49.s5 Modern
Bleached Mahogany Base Ia
BILE Lamp --$34.95
1 Originally Sl2.S5 Bronze
Floor Lamp. Sold as Is $8.88
1 Originally s12.s5 Ivory and
Bronze plated Floor Lamp.
Sold as s----S.88
32 Originally S1.9S to $2.95
Silk, Shantung and Rayon
Shades (all rayon lined for
table and floor lamps $1
2 Originally S5.95 Modern
BOudoir Lamp. Sold as is,
S4.44
l Originally S. Wine-cOl0red
Crystal Glass Boud0ir Lamps,
S3.99
lamps, Fifth FloorD
Evening star., 1942-05-21
First Grade
Originally s3.25
HOUSE PAINT
s2.79 gal.

A durable paint for outside use
in white and colors.
But come early-there are Just
25 gallons.
10 Originally $3.50 One-Coat
Enamel, a washable finish for
walls and woodwork. White or
ivory ------$2.39 gal.
81 Originally S1.69 or-Deck
Enamel, for wood and cement
floors. Six colors,
$1.29 half gal.
40 Originally $1.59 Ready
Mixed Gloss Paint for inside
and outside use. Six colors,
S1.09 gal.
Naints. Seventh F1oof0
Evening star., 1942-05-21
NATIONAL 500
Jssf 70! 01sissi1y STJS
STUDENTS
GABARDINE
SPORTS COATS
1888

Tan. tsal. oaivs. asss - 10 90
m the Sroup.
- Originally Ss.sS stsdentS
Gabardins Stacks 10 Match,
N.ss
10 Originally sl.ss Boys San.
forised White Duck Stacks,
sire Q only y-------l&e
9 Originally S2.ss Youths
shiYt-and Slack Ense m bIes,
si1es 10 to l2----ss
. Originally Ss.s5 Junior BeyS
White Rugby Suits, sizes S and
1Zs8B
I Originally ss.s5 Boyr White
Knicker Set, size ll----S3.8s
. Originally 800 Boys Sum-
nser Goats, sizes Is regularD,
13 (robust) s3.Ss
) Originally s1s.s5 studentE'
Tweed Suits, one size 1s, 2 size
20 s7.88
younger Mems and BOYS
clothing' Second FloorD
Evening star., 1942-05-21
BETTER COATS
AND SUITS

Is Originally Sls.95 10 $22.9s
Spring Suits, Plaids and solid
colors :. but not every style
In every size. Sizes for misses,
$500
20 Originally $500 10 s2s.s5
Spring Coats. Shadow plaids
in REFER and box types. Also
hair-line stripes. Misses and
women's sizes in the group.
$500
. Originally $500 Fleece
Coats. Famous make coats
In fuschia. Sizes Il and Is,
$3.50
8 Originally s22.s5 Winter
weight Boxy Fleece Coats.
Aqua and nude. Misses sizes.
$3.50
All properly labeled as to
Wool Content.
CBetter Coats and Suits,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-05-21
GIRLS & BOYS
UNDERWEAR

IS Originally S1.59 Girls Cot
ton Dimity Night Gowns and
Pa ahmas. Broken sizes Q TO
16 III. .2S
10 Originally SEC Girls Pastel
Panties. Size 28c
20 Originally $1.5s to $1.7s
Teen-Age Girls Rayon Slips.
Sizes IL to 16-99 99c
IS Originally Soc Girls Cotton
Princess Slips. Sizes 8. 10,
6 Originally $3.50 Junior Girls
Two-Piece Rayon Pajamas.
Sizes IL and 13--$1.58
Is Originally S1.oo Girls Cot
ton Nainsook Princess Slips
with embroidered ruff1e. Sizes
8, 10, 12----- Csc
10 Originally S1.2s Girls Cot
ton House Coats. Sizes 8, 10,
II -78 78c
5 Originally 65c Boys Cotton
Union Suits. Size 63 39c
Girls and BOYS Underwear,
Second Foor.)
Evening star., 1942-05-21
PAGE ON SALE BEGINNING FRIDAY 9:3O A.
KNIT UNDIES

100 Originally Sl.1S Panty.
Girdles with garters. Mixture
OF cotton, rayon and laStex
yarn. Tearose only. Small.
medium and large
tKnit Undiss, Nam FeosD
Evening star., 1942-05-21
UNIFORMS AND
APRONS

20 Originally s3.sS Women's
Overalls in blue denim. Short
sleeves and drop seat. Small.
medium and large S2.95
IS Originally 59c Printed
Broadcloth Aprons, with bibs
and ties ---12c
(Uniforms and Aprons
Third FioorD
Evening star., 1942-05-21
IS Pairs!
Originally $3.50 8 $3.50
JUNIOR GIRLS
SHOES
sI.59

Oxfords and strap pumps in
blue. brown or brown-and-
white. Broken sizes 4 to 8.
20 pairs Originally $3.50 Teen
Age Misses Simplex Co-Ed
Oxfords and Ghilles, tan wing
tip. Broken sizes, 4 to 8, $2.95
Is pairs Originally $500 Girls
Antiqued Moccasin Ties in red
or brown. Broken sizes II to 3.
$3.50
(Children's Shoes, r st. 5idgJ
Evening star., 1942-05-21
Originally tI.6s to 800
PRINTED
COTTON
sBRUNCH"
COATS
sI.29

Just rs. so be here early for
yours! The short-type house
coat so cool and comfortable
for Summer. Colorful prints;
sizes Il TO 20 in the group.
125 Originally s1.7s Polka Dot
and Striped Cotton House
Dresses in famous makes
misses and women's sizes. IL
10 A In the group--sl..e
tThrift Cotton shop, Third Yloof9
Evening star., 1942-05-21
CLEARANCE OF
CUSTOM MADE
CURTAINS
SPREADS AND
DRAPERIES

They're all custom made and
are taken from our model
rooms. Most OF them are
slightly soled.
I-Yellow Quilted Spread.
Double size Ze-----$3.98
lPr. Yellow Chintz Draperies,
90 ins. long, u ins. wide TO
pair --S3 S3.99
1 Pr. Rose Printed Draperies.
80 ins. long. "a ms. wide to
pair r----$3.S9
2Prs. Green Printed Draperies.
30 ms. long, u ins. wide to
pair --$S.SS
2 Prs. White Glass Curtains,
30 ms. long, u ins. wide to
1 Pr. Blue Glass Draperies,
90 ms. long, u ins. wide to
pair -------$S.9S
1-Chintz Slipcover for Chip
pendale style chair ir---S3.SS
I-striped Rayon Taffeta Bed
spread, single size 5e-----&3.99
(Curtains and Draperies.
Sixth F1oorO
Evening star., 1942-05-21
Originally 1925
HAND.COLORED
PRINTS
$l.95

Attractive hand-colored prints
in q variety Of lovely colors
and designs. There are only
$50 come early.
4 Originally $3.50 Fowl Prints,
10c
Is Originally $1.50 Grecian
and Flower Prints ~ 29c
9 prs. Originally $3.50 Girl
Head Prints SEC pr.
8 Originally S1.50 Porcelain
Plaques 29c
S Originally $3.50 Hand
painted Flower Pictures Sl.00
1 Originally $7.95 Modern
Flower Print -- $l.00
/ Originally S. Large Scenic
2 Originally $4.s5 French
Flower Prints $l.S0
l Originally S7.95 Flower
Print ---$2.50
10 Originally $19.95 Reproduc-
tions Of Oil Paintings $40
, Originally S12.95 Water
color Blackamoor Pictures,
$7.s5
pictures, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1942-05-21
Originally i69S to S99S
MISSES
CASUAL AND
Sports Dresses
s4.88

Marvellous choosing in a group
of 100 pieces! Every one suit
able for immediate wear.
Prints, plain colors, dark
tones and light shades. Rayon
crepes, rayon Jerseys. One
and two-piece types with long
or short sleeves. Sizes II to
2o-not every size in each
style. but every dress with ine
details.
(Sports Shop. Third Floor)
Evening star., 1942-05-21

Originally I0e to 7Sc
DinnerWare
&c to 4Oc
Just lat pieces In all!
And they all have gold
colored trim 50 you
can match them up!
The group includes
bread-And-butters. soup
dishes, fruit dishes,
cream pitchers. vegeta-
able and sugar bowls,
pickle dishes, small plat
ters, saucers, luncheon
and dinner plates. Also
some odd saucers.
(china. Seventh Floor.)
Evening star., 1942-05-21

Jasf 80! Originally SI9S
GIRLS WASH
DRESSES
90c
Gay striped and printed cot
tons. Broken sizes.
4 Originally s1.s5 Girls Hand
bags SIC
8 Originally S1.oo Girls Hand
bags zSc
6 Originally Sl.3s Girls White
Rayon Blouses. Peasant style.
Broken sizes ---7Sc
IL Originally S1.s5 Girls and
Tots Straw and Felt Hats.
S1.4s
8 Originally S1o.95 Girls Two
Piece Rayon and White Plaid
Suits. Pastels. Broken sizes,
$s.ss
8 Originally $3.50 Girls Rayon
Crepe Dresses, prints and solid
colors. Broken sizes es-$3.SS
All garments properly labeled
as to wool content.
Girls Shop. Second Floor.
r Street Building)
Evening star., 1942-05-21
HANDKER.
CHIEFS

200 Originally 25c to 3Sc
Women's Printed Handker-
chiefs Of linen or fine cot
ton ----l4c
(Handkerchiefs, Main Floor,
T St. Building.l
Evening star., 1942-05-21
Originally 79e Yard!
GLAZED
CHINTZ
20c ,a.

Permanent finished and
washable! Choose from
. gay galaxy Of patterns
and colors and
make yourself some
summer bedspreads and
draperies. All 36 inches.
But Just 500 yards ..
hurry.
yard Goods. Sixth Floor.)
Evening star., 1942-05-21
TOILETRIES

TOILElRlN
20 Originally Csc Kleinert Mis-
stamped Dress Shields --19c
80 Originally 25c Kleinerts
Nuvo Adjustable Sanitary
p.ltS Ice
200 Originally 81 Assorted
ToiIetries including bath pow
ders, talcums, sachets, colognes
and water softeners-------5oc
50 Originally 81 Kleinerts
Sanitary Aprons ------- SOC
(Toiletries, Main Floor.
T St. BuildinsD
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-05-29
R. Chldress
To Serve As
State US0
Chairman

Prof. r. c. Childress, Asst. State
Supervisor for Education among
Negroes has accepted the State
Craftsmanship for the Forthcoming
USO Campaign in Arkansas. AS.
sis.ing Mr.. Childress are the fol
lowing county chairmen:
John Garrison, Jr., Morrilton
County, Conway.
+. S. Scott, Little Rock, County
Pulaski.
L. w. Johnson, Rosston, County
Nevada.
l.. X. Betton, o-Chrm., Prescott
County, Nevada.
DR.. II, II. Rhinehart, Warren
County, Bradley.
J. w. Mason, Lockesburg, Co.
Sewer.
r. II. Jacques, Co-chairman
Lockesburg, County, Sewer
Alena +. Wiley, Blytheville, Co
Mississippi
l.. W. lIaraway, co-chairman
Armorel, County, Mississippi.
Leo d. letters, Stamps, County
Lafayette.
c. Duprec McKindra, Pine Bluff
County, jefferson.
See CHILDRESS, Page 4