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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
zimivi(h, PAGER Top
Mat Card Tonight

wild Bill" Zimivich. who tops
the list of junior heavy bad men,
will meet Lefty" PAGER, Brook
lyn. in the main bout of tonight's
card in st. Joan of Arc
Hall, Si2- Mile and Mack roads,
Crosse Pointe.
Other matches are Rufus Jones
VS. RED" Berry and Walter Roxy
VS.. Flash Clifford. The show
starts at s 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
WHY CuIIenbine Drew a Horse collar

Roy Culenbne probably won't be sending Ted McGrew
Brooklyn any expensive Christmas presents this year
Roy you know, hit safely in the first four games of the
World Series 1t just after the fourth according
story Of New York that McGrew happened bump
Billy Southworth, the Card boss
McGrew wanted to know what made Cuenbine tough
In the series.
II Dunno" replied Southworth Were pitching him
supposed to be his poson-ow when he bats ehanded
and high when ne bats right"
"OmgOsh," walled McCrew you've got Just opposite.
It's the other way around"
Post-Mort: Roy for horsecolar last game
Todays unpleasant thought: All Michigan has do in
three games take Seahawks Northwestern and
Minnesota
If they through this unscathed should
Immediately take the whole to Staingrads defense
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
WXYz-Times Airing of M Game
Promises Treat for Grid Fans

broadcast of the Michgan-Iowa Seahaws game be
presented by WY and the Detroit Times WXYZ
ing at 2i45 Saturday.
Don Wattrick sensational young announcer. assisted by
John Slage of the WXYZ staff will describe the game listed
No. / battle of the day. ..[. w..
Between halves Bob Murphy sports editor Of The Detroit
Times will comment and flock celebrities incud
ing 1t Bruce CALDWELL former Yale al-America; 1t Com.
c. l. Edwards and others.
The broadcast dedicated 10 the nations armed services
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
Predicts
Knockout
Of Hayes
ToNIGBTs CARD

Jimmy Edgar Detroit ~ ssvsrio Turf
clio. New York. 10 rounds. $50 pounds
Charley HAYES Ferndale vs.. Lou Woods.
Inks'er n rounds $50 pounds.
Harold Hszlett Beaver Falls. Pa. vs.
Jackie Hill Chicago s ROUNDS. 100 pounds
Buster Peaks. Detroit va. Jack Robin
son. Chicago. 8 rounds. 100 pounds.
Pete Meade. Grand Rapids. vs. EDDIE
Sargent owen Sound Ont. rounds. las
pounds
John Cacio Grand Rapids We Mike ste
fsnski. Detroit rounds. I75 pounds
johnny Statute Detroit vs.. Pete Boles
Detroit 4 rounds. 100 pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
He's One of The Good Fellows

II doesn't long since Tommy Sheehan hung up
his golf clubs said goodb the boys along the ao But
today down Kelly Field San Antonio Tex the big moment
when his silver wings and the
commission of second lieutenant that goes with it.
Tommy of the popular members Of Frederick
Matthaes Lnsdae College meeting of Lnsdales board
directors held two nights and Roy A. Mitchell
dispatched Texas personally the congratulations of
his former classmates"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
MIDWEST

MICHIGAN-IOWA CADETS: A
toSsup in our book Stringing
with Bierman. who is loaded and
seldom misses in key game.
Michigans Kuzma the only boy
that can give them an upset
chance and he's hurt.
Notre Dame-Stanford: The Irish
had better WIN soon. or else. IT,
for two stuff. wei take ~. d.
Ohio State South California
Ohio in a romp.
Northwestern-Pu Purdue: The Wild
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
Tuo Gophers on Injured List

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. UNS)A Minnesota squad of SO
Illinois, Frickey,
half whose playing uncertain of injuries
Companed the which short workout Cham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
Wartime Brings the Big ~

The football championship Midwests wartime
possibly be decided this nj
Abor tomorrow when Michigan takes
Bernie Biermans powerful sailor squad from City.
The big l2' this up nine playing
teams the Big Ten conference Great Lakes. Beman
Seahawks and NOtre Dame
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
Men Of CrisIer
Need If 10 Run
Aerial Plays
BY BOB MURPHY

ANN ARBOR, Oct. 9.-It's the
weatherman, NOT 1t. Col. Bernie
herman, who has Michigan's
Wolverines worried most in con-
nection with tomorrow's great grid
struggle in the big stadium here.
1t is no secret that Michigan
has prepared a tricky offense for
the powerful Seahawks. They
have no intention of trying to
match power with the invaders.
Their hopes rest with fleet set
of backs who are skilled at ball
handling.
Michigan hopes TO accomplish in
several lightning thrusts what
Iowa may have to do the hard
way. For not one is going to take
too many liberties with the
seven iron men" of Michigans
line.
The first string Michigan line
has averaged SIS minutes a game
against Great Lakes and Michigan
State. They are all set for re-
peat performance against the
Bierman powerhouse.
EYEING THE SKIES
Rain or a wet field undoubtedly
would handicap Michigan greatly.
That's why both coaches and play
Iers can be pardoned if they take
more than one sly glance at the
heavens today and early tomorrow.
In the first two games, Michi-
gan threw 81 passes with 1914 COM
pleted for 227 yards to overthrow
Great Lakes and Michigan State.
Crisler's 1912 gang are really
"air-minded," but such backs as
Bob Chappuis, Frank Wardley.
Don Robinson, Don Lund and Paul
White can 60 scooting on to glory
if the rival defense is spread out
too thinly. The rapier thrust is
Michigan's hope. Iowa is more on
the "haymaker" side of the ledger.
FISHER TO KUTNER
The Seahawks know how TO
pass, too, with Dick Fisher, for
merly of Ohio State. doing most OF
the firing. Their best pass re-
ceiver is Malcolm Kutner. erst-
while Texas all-America end.
Bill Reed. publicity director for
the Seahawks, comes out with the
brash statement that Kutner is "a
faster end than Don Hutson."
Here truly is praise fit for the
gods.
Michigan's starting line will be
the same: Elmer Madar and Phil
Sharpe at ends; AL Wistert and
the surprising Pritula at tackles:
durable julius Franks and Bob
Kolesar, guards, and Merv Pregul-
man, center.
DETROITER TO START
Bernie Bierman will start a De-
troit boy. Frank SZalay. who at
tended school at Ohio University.
at center. Starting ends will be
Ringer. Minnesota. and Bolger,
Notre Dame; Schultz. Minnesota,
and Butch Jordon, Michigan. will
start at tackles. with Flick. Min
nesota, and Gage. Wisconsin, at
the guard positions.
Capt. George Ceithaml will be
AZ utfarterhack for tho WolyeriroS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09

confidence that goes with youthful winner Neither has ever
thought for second of anything but winning.
When you get setting such this there every reason
TO expect real fight.
For every Hayes supporter you find just
Woods will chase him down brand street This
don't intend TO miss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
From Here-i+ Looks Like Fiqh

Nicholas Londes has what looks like good honest battle
booked for Olympia tonight between local fighting kids who
will be putting everything the line
Charley Hayes Ferndale and Lou Woods of Dear
indicated professionals Both ibued with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor 7

World Of Sports Joins After Today He'll Be
Joe {. Brown in the Known as It. tommy
Loss Of His Son. Don Sheehan TO The World
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
Here's Chance for Free Pass

clients getting pulled your
ability pick grid here few you your
mandolin For any picking all of these correctly we will
present annual free the Michigan Central waiting
Tuane-A Auburn; FordhamN North Carolina; Mchigan-Sea-
hawks Wisconsin, Missouri WashngtonOregon Ties count
against YOU
excited gent called the Times sports department the
afternoon just following the triple dead heat at the Fair
grounds.
IL bet all three TO win" he shouted excitedly
The gent asked for his and address.
Nav" he replied. 81 don't my in the paper"
Any who bets three horses win should
not keep his identity secret Come buddie let us know
about YOU
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Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
Khdrkov Drive
By Reds PeriIs
Ndzis at Kerth
Germans Require
City TO Save Lines
OF Communications

(NOTE. The 0U .olS oppressed
oud The assertions made hpCH
are ny o,rn and are NOT 20 b. coH-
struCd rs official or Tctjccfpg iH
oHy iroR. 'hc rietCs of hc nary
department or ~, nornI scTricC az
large.J
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
U-Boats Enter Sea

Sevastopol still defies German
attempts to reduce it. 1t was ne
vealed for the first time. Wednes'
day, that German naval units
presumably submarines or gun
boats stealing eastward through
the Black Sea-were supporting
the Axis air-land offensive. while
pitted against them were units of
the powerful Black Sea fleet sup
porting the Russian defenders of
eastern Crimea.
Sevastopol is a key point. and
In German possession would be a
distinct asset in the furtherance
of Axis operations in that theater
of war. On the other hand. its
loss to Russia would be most
vital setback, as it would deprive
the Black Sea feet. not only of
all repair and docking facilities,
but also of its base. thus leaving
the ships TO the mercy OF German
torpedoeS and aircraft.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
ONTARIO
j. ). De(Ordtes
I State Soldiers

Two Michigan soldiers were
among the six enlisted men and an
officer 10 be awarded the Soldier S
Medal by the war department Sat
urday for acts of heroiSm in this
country
Pvt. Michael C. Heick, %, of $50
Lakewood avenue, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Heick, and a former
swimming team member of the
ST Clair recreation center, was
awarded his medal for rlSking his
life IN attempts 10 rescue a drown
lng man from the swift currents of
Point LoboS, San Francisco.
Although he finished a Today
furlouch ON Thursday and left for
an officers training camp. he
failed 10 mention his exploit TO his
family.
PVT Ray c. Gurd OF Doster was
awarded his medaltfor saving A
child from drowning at San Luis
AriZ, March Z.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
MICHIGAN

WFDF. Flint, 915 p m. Fri
day. WASH-WOOD. Grand Rap
ids. lOl5 D. m, Friday, WIBM
jackson. 9.l5 D. m. Frldav.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
Bernie Biermdn
Marines Co|one.
phnto hy rImrs staff Photorrapher

WASHINGTON. May 16 (UP).
The marine corps today an
nounced selection of 100 majors
for temporary promotion 10 lieu
Tenant colonelS. including eight
Officers who served at Wake,
Guam and the Philippines, pre-
Sumed Japanese prisoners.
The list was headed by Mai.
James p. S. Devereux, commander
of the garrison that held Wake
Island against Japanese assaults
for two weeks, sinking seven Japa-
neSe warShipS.
Another recent hero is Maj.
Adolph Zuber, who was COM
mended for gallantry at Pearl
Harbor.
The list also included two we'll
known figures in the sports world,
Majors Emery r. Larson, former
football coach at the Annapolis
Naval Academy, and Bernard
Bierman, former gridiron coach at
Minnesota.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
and disband at East Jefferson and

and disband at East Jefferson and
Hastings.
Active members of the nations
armed forces, veterans Of past
wars in the full uniform of their
organizations. auxiliary units, vet
Grams of other United Nations
armies, Boy and Girl Scouts and
members of various other patri-
otic and civilian organizations will
take part.
The forty-second annual joint
naval memorial program will be
held at the Naval Armory at 10
a. m. on the holiday. J. M. Lin
Igenfelter, chairman of the naval
committee, will preside.
The First Baptist Church
Woodward and Pingree. will be
the scene of Memorial Day serv-
ices next Sunday at 10 a. m.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
Fleet Mendces Nazis

During the winter Russian ma
rines made several successful
Communicative raids behind the
German lines, debarkinG from
ships OF the Black Sea fleet which
stole into German coastal bases.
Moreover, the Russian naval
base at Sevastopol--on the oppo-
site side of the Crimea-controls
the maritime communications so
long as the Russian fleet continues
10 base there. In consequence its
possession is most essential in
any German offensive into the
Caucasus. as the only satisfactory
way of keeping the supply lines
open is by sea transport.
This entails command of the
sea-" which can be gained only
by driving the Russian fleet out
of its base and capturing 1t from
the land side and using the base
in connection with other Axis
owned ports in the Black Sea.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
Left Bataan
U. S. Says Three Detroiters
Put on Correeidor
Photo by Times staff Photographer

Four Michigan soldiers, three Of
them from Detroit, were included
in a war department release today
which covered 107 men from eight
states who were evacuated from
Bataan to Corregidor before
April 9.
All were members Of the 200th
Coast Artillery Anti-Aircraft
Regiment. Their fate since the
fall Of Corregidor is unknown.
Michigan men in the announce
ment are: Private John A. Gene
veSe. 1862 Monroe street; Harry
lJ. PruSso, and Doris Stevens, all
of Detroit, and Edwin j. Eagle OF
lMikado.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
Anniversary Dinner
By Citizens League

The Detroit Citizens League will
observe its thirtieth anniversary
Tuesday evening with charter
members as special guests at a
dinner in the Tuller Hotel Harry
S. Toy will talk on After the
Grand Jury What ,"
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
Young COP Backs
Dewey for Governor

HAMILTON, n. Y. May 16
(UP).-The resolutions committee
OF the New York State Young
Republican clubs today unani-
mously approved a resolution
endorsing former New York Dis
trict Attorney Thomas f. Dewey
as the partys candidate for gov
prnOr
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
BY Rear Admiral Clark II.
MnodMnrd. L. =. NAVY

Compiled by International News seU1cel
WASHINGTON. May 16.-The
surprise Russian drive on Kharkov
that caught the Nazis mapping as
never before. threatens to upset
Hitler's laboriously planned Su-
prem offensive 10 capture the oil
rich Caucasus before n fairly gets
under way.
With this master euurtcr-StToEC
the fight of the titanS has un-
doubtedly been renewed IN all It's
expected fcrocity The heat of
In any case the Germans need
Kerch 10 block tho Sea of Azov
10 the Russian Black Sea fleet,
and 10 prevent escorted troop
ships landing Russian forces on
the Ukrainian Coast 10 disrupt
German communications and
threaten their rear al Rostov.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
Husband Bombs
Wife S Bedroom

How love was blasted by 16
sticks of dynamite will be told in
The American Weekly. with next
Sundays issue OF The Detroit Sun
day Times in an article relating
how two women IN his life proved
too much of a problem for a mar
ricd man, who placed a home
made bomb under his wile's
bedroom and then awaited results
in a nearby tavern.
The article has been made the
basis of Front Page Drama with
the tItle of THE Waldo Dynamite
Murder 10 be broadcast over 13
radio stations in Michigan and
Ontario next Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, the day
of the program differing on vari.
Gus stations as shown below:
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17

ADVERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17

WIN, Lansing, 9:15 p. m, Fri
day; WKBZ, Muskegon, 7:15 p. m,
Friday; VICAR, Pontiac, PAS
p m, Thursday; WSAM, Saginaw
10:45 p. m, Friday; WTCM, Trav'
erSe City, 7;30 p. m, Wednesday
ONTARIO
CFCO. Chatham. $50 p. m,
Thursday, CKOC. Hamilton, 1:l5
p. m, Saturday; CKCR, Kitchener,
s p m, Thursday; CKCO. Ottawa,
els p. m, Friday; GIGS, STRAIT
ford, 7:45 p. m, Friday.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
Could Adam Eat the Apple
with Stomach Ulcer Palms,

The biblical story OF Adam eating sc
raw apple might never have come
Don't ignore your sufferings. Try q &c
box OF Udga for relief OF ulcer and
stomach pains, indigestion, gas pains.
for heartburn, burning sensation, bloat
land other conditions caused by excess
refunded. At drug stores everywhere.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
Parade 10 Head
City S Memorial
Day Program
Church Rites to Open
Observance; Last 3
GAR Vets to Take Part

Detroit will honor its soldier
dead Memorial Day against a
background of war for the first
time in "a years.
Observance of the May 30 holi-
day will open with services and
exercises in various churches and
cemeteries climaXed by an impress
sive street parade at 2 p. m. re-
IgardlesS of weather conditions.
A position of honor in the line
of march will be given Detroit's
last three survivors of the Civil
IWar-John Haines, 2752 Hogarth
avenue; George Morgan, 1861
Somerset avenue, and Alonzo Dib-
BILE, 12099 Mendoza avenue.
Services in Cemetery
Wayne County Council, Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars. however,
will hold its services in RoSeland
Park Cemetery next Sunday at
10 a. m.
Memorial Day services will be
conducted by the United Spanish
War Veterans in Roseland Park
Cemetery at $50 a. m. the Amer
ican Legion in the same cemetery
tat 10 a. m, the Disabled American
Veterans in Woodmere Cemetery
at II a. m, and the Canadian
Legion at the Memorial monument
in the State Fair Grounds at
10 80 a. m.
The parade will start at Peter
boro and Woodward. proceed down
Woodward. pass reviewing stand
lat East jefferson and Randolph
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
SeatIess Street Cars

SANTIAGO, Chile. May Is
(UP) P).-Street cars without seats
more passengers can ride when
they stand-were introduced today
as a means of alleviating the fuel
shortage.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Boys Originally See
SPORTS SHIRTS
58c

Fine, cool broadcIoth in-or-out
shirts in tans, blues and greens.
Sizes 8 to Is.
40 Originally $3.50 Boys Wash
able Knickers in dark patterns.
Broken sizes 54c
50 Originally $3.50 Junior Bows,
Poplin Slack Suits. Sizes 4 to
AZ ------- "A
80 Originally 89c Boys Cotton
Seersucker and Broadcloth Sun
Suits. Sizes 3 to g. SAC
50 Originally $I.7s Junior Bows
Two-Piece Denim Overall Sets.
Sizes 3 to 8 g4c
IS Originally $I.6s Boys An-WooI
Sleeveless Sweaters in tan or
blue Sizes small, medium and
50 Originally $1.as Boys Wash
able Striped Beach Robes. Broken
Sizes, IL to 18 Sl.24
SO Originally $1.99 and S2.45 Boys
Washable Cotton Seersucker and
Broadcloth Suits. Sizes 4 to 10. 78c
50 Originally $3.50 Boys Two
Piece Short Sets. Broken sizes,
$l.44
50 Originally $2.95 Boys All-WooI
and Lastex* woven with Lastex
yarn) Swim Trunks SI.78
45 Originally $I.69 Boys Two
Piece Cotton Seersucker Pajamas.
Broken sizes 98c
So Originally $1.29 and S1.45
Junior Boys Wash Shorts. Sizes
4 to IL 78c
REG. U. 8. Pat. Of.
1Boys' Dept. Second Floor.
Street Building)
Evening star., 1942-07-30

$50 pairs-OriEinalIy $2.79 to S4.1S
Children's Simplex F1exies Play
Sandals with white or brown elk
uppers and leather soles. Broken
sizes 612 to 13 ---$ -$2.49
$50 pairs Originally 81 and $3.50
Boys Brown and White Saddle or
Moccasin Oxfords. Broken sizes
IL to large 9---$2 $2.69
100 extraordinarily "a and $3.50
Junior Misses White Strap Pumps
and Saddle Oxfords with red rub
Der soles. Sizes 31a to 9 in the
17s extraordinarily $2.25 Girls
and Junior Misses Play Shoes
with leather or rubber soles. Tie
and elastic-strap styles. Broken
sizes IL to large 8---$l.5S
200 pairs Originally 1929 Chill
dren's Fit Rite" White Shoes.
Center-buckle or T-strap models
with leather soles. Also white elk
oxfords with tan saddles and red
rubber soles. Sizes 81 to in
the group -$l.59
(Children's Shoes, Second Floor,
Street Building.)
Evening star., 1942-07-30
ORIGINALLY 1895 asd t49.S
R-TRIN1MED
WINTER COATS.
era
sa $2l.95

An outstanding group Of coats +.
tailored in beautiful fabrics (all
properly labeled as to wool con-
tent ;. trimmed with flatter-
ing, quality furs. Fully lined
with rayon satin, and warmly In
terlined and there are broken
sizes for misses and women in
the group.
soms Subject to 1Ox Federal
Excise Tax
Originally $22.s5 and $25.ee Costs
and Suits. 10 suits and 4 coats
-. smartly tailored In natural
tan gabardine and fully lined
with rayon crepe. Broken sizes
for misses properly labeled -
to wool content each $3.50
Originally $12.s5 and $l3.S5 Sum-
mcr Goats lovely, soft 1907
wool in basket and other novelty
weaves. Boxy types, some with
straps so that they may be tossed
across the shoulders. Some with
raglan sleeves, shirtwaist collars
and yoke effects. White beige
and some pastek. Misses' sises
in the group up---------$S.S5
2e-Originally $1e.95 - Sl3.Ss
Summer Suits. Spun rAyons.
rayon meshes in prints and plain
colors with long OF short
sleeves belted or straight
models dark, bright and pastel
-colors In the group. Broken
2S-Originally Sl6.95 - S22.Ss
Summer Suits. Rayon shantunss,
duco dots belted and classic
models with long or short sleeves
=. some fully lined. Broken
a,ors and sizes in the group, $7.SS
(Better Suits. Third Floor.
Z Street Buflding)
Evening star., 1942-07-30

4e-OriginaIly $2.29 Croche t
Snoods just the thing to wear
with slacks. All colors -S1.O0
92l--Orisinally $2.z9 Sport Hats
49,. of cool spun rayon. Pastels
'r%f (Millinery, Third Floor,
,.,.- E Street Building.)
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Toddlers' Light Weight
COAT SETS

12-Orig. 1888, special at $2.88
17-Orig. $500, special at sass
25-Orig. 1895, special at $5.SS
S-Orig. $l0.95, special at -s7.SS
1l-Orig. $13.95. special at s.. .88
Twills and tweeds and other
weaves. Navy blues, tans and pas
tels-not every size in each style.
Sizes l to in the group
All merchandise properly ldbeled as
to tcooI content
Infants Department. Second Floor,
r Street Building)
Evening star., 1942-07-30
ORIGINALLY 5399
Miss Teen Jerkin-
Top Slack Suits
$3.50

Just 30 pieces! Striped cotton
seersucker slacks with the tricky
jerkin top Miss Teens love. Sizes
10 to 16 in the group.
100-Originally 81 and S. Miss
Teen Bathing Suits from famous
maker. Broken sizes S2.77
50-Originally S1.99 to S3.99 Miss
Teen Spring and Summer Hats in
straw. fabric or felt ----- soc
12-Originally $l2.95 to $13.95
Miss Teen Spring Coats. Broken
12-Originally $l0.95 Miss Teen
Party Dresses. Broken sizes, S6.45
15-Originally $12.95 to S13.95
Miss Teen Party Dresses. Broken
sizes S8.45
30-Originally $3.50 and s4.99
Miss Teen 2-Piece Play Suits.
Broken sizes --- $3.50
12-Originally $10.95 to SI3.95
Miss Teen Spring Suits. Broken
sizes $500
25-Originally s7.95 to $I0.95 Miss
Teen Summer Shorty Coats.
Sizes 10 to 16 in the group, S499
20-Originally $8.95 Miss Teen
California Casual Goats. Spun-lyn
(rayon). Sizes 10 to is in the
group $5.99
36-Originally $500 Miss Teen
Spun Rayon Slack Suits. Sizes
10 to Is in the group $3.50
Miss Teen Shop, Second Floor,
Evening star., 1942-07-30
JEWELRY

2se pieces-Originally 81 Costume
Jewelry. Pins, bracelets. neck
laces in q large assortment Of
'eolors and sizes and styles. Color
fsll seed beads, s0-inch ropes,
stone set pins, spray pins in
metal, plastics and wood $50
9eo-Originally Soc and 81 Lsese
Powder Compects in metals and
woods. Assorted coloEs ------3ec
2e0-OriginAIly See Lssss Hswder
Wood Cempacts With oolorful bor-
ders fer 2Sc
Iewelry. Compacts Subject
to 1917 Tax.
(Jewelry. Main Floor.
r st. Building.l
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Cotton
THRIFT Dresses
$l.99

There are Is in the group .
and you. can take your pick Of
crisp seersuckers and spruce little
piques in stripes, checks and
luscious plaids. All .colors are
included in the group but
come early for . good selection.
Broken sizes for Misses.
15-Originally SS.S5 to 3le.S5
Summer Evening Dresses. Dotted
Swiss rayon chif1ons
mouselline de sole. Many one
and two-of-a-kind in the group
-. with some samples included.
Pastel shades and all whites.
Sizes 10 to Is in the group S4.88
(Thrift Shop, Third Floor,
+ Street Butlding)