davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Knit Underwear
SO Weye 75c

35 Globe knitted Isle sports pan
ties in briefs, medium and regu-
lar lengths. White and tearose.
Size small.
10 Globe Knitted Lisle Vests with
adjustable straps. White and
tearose. Size small. Were 75c.
Now S5c
20 Globe Knitted Lisle Union
Suits with built-up shoulder. tight
short leg and open crotch. White
and tearose. Size 5. Were $l50.
Now SSc
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Jacket Dresses '7'''
Were sIO.95

Were yIOy5
100 by L'Aiglon. Group includes printed
Bemberg rayon dresses with Shantung-
weave rayon jackets-the prints with
white and pastel grounds, the jackets red,
blue, rust, navy or black. Also, spun
rayon white dresses with black and navy
jackets. Sizes IL to 20.
Is Spectator Rayon Jacket Dresses.
White, natural or yellow dresses with
matching or bright jackets. Sizes IL to
20. Were sl2.95. Now -S9.45
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Costume Slips, SIS
We're $3.50

4 rayon satin slips with lace
trimmed wee tops. Straight-cut
style in tearose. Size 50.
IL Rayon Crepe Slips with bras-
siere tops and fitted midriffs.
White and tearose. Sizes "a, 36.
40. Were $3.95. Now --- S2.95
; Pure dye Silk Crepe Slips
trimmed with lace. White. Size
40. Were 1895. Now ~ s2.95
5 Silk-and- -Rayon Satin Slips
with lace trimming. White. Sizes
SO and 38. Were $4.95. Now, $3.45
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Rayon Sheer Gowns, rs '2.''

StN4KGsS6A6kE ssfs
y . -
rayon sheer gowns III black. Size SO.
pairs Satin Panties with trimming White
Sizes rs and 2s Were $2o5
pairs Crepe Panes embroidery and lace trim
ming $495
trimmed Blue Sizes 46
49, Were $595.
with elaborate trimming Black Size a.
x7s5 Now SS.9S
UNDExWEAR THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Wonen's Rayon
Dresses Reduced

Plain and printed rayon crepe dresses in
softly tailored and dressy styles; plain
and printed rayon crepe and chiffon long
coat ensembles and jacket dresses. Navy,
blue, black rose, green, pastels. Sizes
1412 to 24a, Is to A, 4212 to 50la.
10. Less than "a price S5.95
IL. Were $l695 and more. Now S9.95
Is. Were $l695 and more. Now $3.50
Is Were $19.95 and more. Now Sl4.95
IA. Were $2295 and more Now $3.50
Is. Were $25 and more. Now $lS.75
Is. Were $3975 and $45 Now S26
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Rayon jersey 78e yard
Less than Y, price

rs yards printed rayon jersey small floral designs on
gold purple backgrounds. 80 inches wide.
yards Taea lavender and dark green
Slightly faded 80 inches wide Less than price Now yard zSe
70 in light blue only Slightly faded 80 inches
wide Was 4 ward Now $50
yards Novelty Black Rayon Jersey for casual dresses or dress
wide Was 81 35 and yard Now 7sc
FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Mems Cloth Sports Hats, s.
Wers Soc and higher

Wers SOC and higher
ss cotton sports hats in shapes with trans
parent green visor. White green tan, blue. Small,
medium, large extra large.
Cetten Cloth Madagascar Straw Hats Sports and leisure
with shapes twotoned effects Tan, white
blue Sizes 81 to 7h. than
THE MEMS STORE SECOND
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Mems Tropical Worsted Suits
sI4'75 w>,e $3.50

I4 Were $3.50
SO cool awool tropical worsed suits desirable
and patterns Odd suits from stock Sizes Regulars,
3i36, 437 1888, 144 346 148 Shorts 236, 2/37 5i38,
24o, 142 Long 1913, 1f3s. 144 Short Stout 1889, 444.
AwooT Tweed Sports Jackets 1885, 1886, 1877, 3s.
Anwool Tropical Wosed Summer Tuxedo Jackets Midnight
blue Sizes Regulars 1885, 1897; Long 14o 142 Less than
The MEMS STORE SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Misses Cotton
Evening Dresses

Crisply smart cotton dresses for dinner
and evening wear in pique, dotted Swiss.
organdy, lawn and dimity. White, pastels,
prints and stripes. Sizes 10 to IL.
19. Were $2295. $3.50
4. Were $25
8. Were $2975. Now----------$2 $2z
MISSES FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Mems Slippers Reduced

Two groups OF leather house slippers In broken size and
color ranges leather soles with leather and rubber heels
to 7 s sh TO 1914 11, 12 $295. -s21s
le4 to s1a 10 IL IL: 81
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Juniors Summer Dresses
L Were S3.95 and S4.95

80 spun rayon prints, one and two piece
styles with gored or dirndl skirts. White
or colored backgrounds, sizes 9 to Is.
Juniors Jacket Dresses and Ensembles,
including cottons, Shantung- weave ray
ons, rayon crepes and l-and-rayon
combinations Light and dark colors;
sizes to Is.
20. Were $895 and more Now W-$4.95
10. Less than y price. Now------$6.95
10. Less than y price. Now------$l0.95
20 Rayon Shirts with hand-cross stitched
collar trim. Toast, green, cherry red,
yellow. Sizes IL to Is. Less than "a
price. Now 32.95
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Misses Walnut
Room Fashions

A lovely selection OF evening and dinner
dresses OF silk satin, crepe and net, rayon
crepe. chiffon. lace and lame in black,
royal, white, rust, blue, pink, gold. Sizes
10 to Is.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Metal Chairs, 'I's'
We're S3.65

100 Metal Garden Chairs in
orange or blue with tubular frames
finished in white. Made Of sturdy
gauge sheet steel.
GARDEN FURNITURE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Juniors Bathing Suits
rs 80 Were s39s

10 dressmaker suits with elasticized mid
riffs. Cotton prints. Sizes small. medium.
IL pairs Beach Shoes, bright cottons with
cork wedge soles. Sizes small and me-
dium. Were $2.95. Now---Sl.95
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Wofnen's Evening
Fashions Reduced

Attractive rayon crepe dinner dresses in
blue, green, red and black. Sizes 141a
to 241a and 16 to A.
2. Less than y price
4. Were 1895.
1S. Were $2295 and more. Now--$16.50
6. Were $2975 and more. Now--$1S.75
! Were $39.75 and more. Now $26
WoMEN's FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
MagicoIor Floor Wax, 49, ou.n
Reduced to half price

Reduced to Half Price
go quarts polishing to give your floors and limo
leum life.
Thee-Pane trimmed Screen
Three-Panel Brassmmed Screen Was $1os5 Now---S55e
n
Salad Bswis 45c.
Salad Bowls. Were $125
$3.50. s5s
"a price $3.50
Round Metal Hampers with Less than n S5c
Fexscreen 3Sx3l imperfecD. Was $3.50 ----$1oSS
HOUSEWARES, FLooR-Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Misses Dresses
Greatly Reduced

Varied collection Of dresses and coat en-.
sembles including rayon crepe and benz
berg dresses, Shantung weave dress and
coat ensembles, and rayon crepe dresses
with all-wool coats Assorted colors in
prints and pastels. Sizes IL to 20.
3. Were $1395. Now 1918
.. Were $1695 and more Now $3.50
26. Were $25 and more. $3.50
Z. Were $2975. Now
"a. Were $35 to 349.75. Now-- s26
3. Were $45 to $4975. Now-------$ $29
IL. Were $69.75. $47
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Living Room Chairs
Reduced "a to b

Ch. antique white plum leather and
back. Was 1850. $s47S
Chair sntone frame beige and green cotton coy
Occasional Chair mahogany plum
Chair walnut green
Occasional Chair mahogany frame green
Occasional Chair mahogany frame black cotton tapestry
Chair mahogany stripe cotton
mahogany
Occasional Chair mahogany frame green cotton cover Was
occasional Chair mahogany frame wine cotton cover Was
Chair mahogany stripe
Occasional Chair Old world mahogany frame rose cotton tap
est1y cover Was s3475 s2s
Occasional ch. mahogany frame godcoor cotton damask
Occasional OMAR. Philippine mahogany frame,
Occasional Chair mahogany frame cotton damak
Chair frame rose cotton daask
] Occasional Chair ebony fnish Was se5 Now sssss
Side Chair blue cotton cover, mahogany .l47s.
Arm Chair .ppevood frame rose cover Was
prima nis
Chairs nis simulated cover Were se
mahogany frames ivory seat
$1250
pickle pine yellow tapestry cover Was
Chair, walnut plum cover Was s745o
Now 1880
Side Chair natural prma finish
$1l IS Now
Mahogany frame Was SIS So
Lounge chais
Modern Lounge Chair blonde finish cotton Was
1 Lounge chair. mahogany cotton
$39.T5
Chair suntone cotton ss7s
359.75
Louns. Chair frame So sss
miscellaneous
Chair cotton damask cover, black gold frame Was
Club Chair plum cotton tapestry
Was $l2s5o.
mahogany cushions
Was $265 50
Buffet BIRCH finish Was 1880. $2s75
LIVING FURNITURE
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Save Friday on Your Children's Clothing Needs
Girls Cotton Frocks. SIS
Were SI.95

Were SI.9S
IS pretty little cotton printed dimity
dresses for girls. Sizes to H.
40 Crisp Cotton Dresses for chubby girls,
in colorful stripes and prints Sizes ~
to l4l2. Were $2.25 and more. Now, Sl.25
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Girls Swim Suits, 'I'S'

A~SSS mum II psCC
30 swim suits Of rayon woven with LAS
tex yarn. One-piece styles with panel
skirt. Red. aqua. royal. Sizes IA and l6
rs Cotton Play Suits with matching skirts
Sizes 101a to 14la. Less than u S1.15
So AlI-wool and Wool -and-rayon Mixed
Skirts for 'teenagers. Pastels and plaids.
Sizes 10 to IA. Were $295. Now $1.95
30 Spun Rayon Stacks for teenagers in
light blue beige and few plaids. Sizes
IL to Is. Were $395 and more. Now $2.95
GIRLS SPOKESMAN, FOURTH Floor.
Junior Misses Shoes, SIS
Less than Y, price
SO pairs. including black patent leather,
blue calfskin or white buckskin with tan
calf trim. SiBes 31a to 9.
JUNIOR MISSES SHOES, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-16

WALNUT ROOM, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Summer Metal Furnitur
Reduced IA

psauvile Arm Chair Was $1s75
Arm Chair In blue and white Was $o05.
Chair with blue seat and head rest White frame
Reclining Chair with blue rocshon and white
/ Tier Table In white. Was $6.75.
Arm Chair with red seat and white frame Was ses5 Now ss
Junior Glider with and back white frame Was $2s 80
SUMNER FURNITURE, Sixth FLOOR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
Fear Invasion
Paris Radio Cites Ianks
in Ireland

LONDON. April ?. (INS)-An
Anglo-American invasion of con-
tinental Europe this spring is
which the German
general staff declares is bound tc
come" the Nazi-controlled Paris
radio broadcast today.
"As soon as a German often
sIve develops In the east the
British will begin a diversional
operation In the west" a mill
tary commentator said.
american troops in Ireland
and British forces In the British
Isles will not walt forever for
an attack.
"They will launch their own
attack, which aims ultimately at
occupation of Berlin by Anglo
American and Soviet forces.
1.-THE British are so confident
OF ultimate victory that they
talk about IL as an accomplished
fact. They will not hesitate to
organize a large-scale landing
on the continent"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
Blum Accused
AT Rionn Trial

TOM. NOCCU PIE D
FRANCE, April 2 (UP).-Col.
Jean Paul Perre, one of Frances
outstanding tank experts. testified
before the supreme court trying
former French leaders on war
guilt" charges that former Pre-
mier Leon Blum's popular front
government let pre-war tank pro-
duction fall six months behind
schedule.
PIERRE, who led Frances second
Iarmored division in the -Rethel
fighting in mid-May. 1910, said
that France had only about 1000
tanks when the war broke out
land we should have had this
number at the end of 1888"
Gen. Jean Leon Langlois, war
time commander of the third
light mechanical division, testified
that our leaders either did not
believe or did not want to believe
in the possibility of war" before
September, 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
Jap Air Amateurs
Enemys Heavy Losses Of Trained Pilots Force
Toxic to Use Poorly Trained Aviators

GENERAL MacARTHUR'S
HEADQUART TIERS, Australia,
April 2 (UP).-The Japanese are
young. poorly trained pi-
lots into the air war over the
approaches to Australia
because of their recent heavy
losses, Maj. Richard Carmichael OF
the United States Army air force
said today.
1.-THE Japanese losses In
trained pilots are becoming more
noticeable" said Carmichael who
has arrived at Gen. Douglas
MacArthur's headquarters to be-
come a staff officer after relin-
gushing his command of
United States bombing squad
ron.
Many of the Japanese pilots, he
added, are good, hard fighting air
men TO come in from behind OF
from the side in determined at.
tackS," but they are being slowed
down by the raw, inexperienced
young filters in their ranks.
Every now and then they do
something foolish" he said. cit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

looks very much as though the
laps have been forced TO mix In
junior, UNDETERMINED pilots along
with the veterans I'm order to
make up forS their losses. More
and more the japanese are using
pilots who are not combat-wlse."
Carmichael said that the enc
my's navy Zero" fighters wert
tough adversaries, although the.
couldn't be compared with tn,
American fighters because the,
are of an altogether differen
type.
Those Zeros are tough Gus
tomers,@ he said They have
yanked out all the weight until
the plane consists only Of Its en-
CINE and guns, including one can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
laps %, Allies L
Air Loss Score

MELBOURNE. Australia, April
2 INSTITUTED States and Royal
Australian Air Force planes have
destroyed or crippled sc japanese
planes over Australian war zones
since March 10, IL was announced
today. Only II United Nations
planes were lost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
New Niagara Dam

OTTAWA. April . GNS).-The
Canadian and United States gov
srnments have completed negotia-
lions for the construction OF an
$500 900 dam in the Niagara River
above Niagara Falls 10 preserve
the beauty Of the falls, il was
learned TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
Your Daughter Has a
Right to Know

il is every mothers DUTY 70 tel her
daughter physical facts. How much bet
Ter mat she learn them from you, rather
than from gifls her Own age. In feminine
hyref.e. facts may be distorted. or wholly
untrue. Asa result. many brides use over
stronr solutions. II ACIDS for the doUche
which can actually burn. scar and even
cescnsiuzc delicate tissue.
Today such rlsks are needless. Science
has given womankind Zonite. So power
ful. Il kills instantly all germs and bac-
tena with which q comes m contact. De
odorizes--by actually destroying odors,
Protects personal daIntness. YETI Zonlte
Is non-caustic. non-poisonous. safe tor
delicate TISSUES. over 100000 bottles
bought. Get Zoniteaty your druggist today.
free Book Tells Intimate Facts
Frankly written booklet "fesulrne Hy-
gene Today" mated FREE, IN plain
wrapper. Write. Zomic. Dept. 332A,
80 Lexington Ave-. New York, n. \.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
Coal Price Boost Denied

WASHINGTON. April 2 (INS)
The Office of Price Administra-
ton today rejected the request of
Pennsylvania anthracite coal pro-
ducers for higher prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
$4,000 Poles
Bolster Allied
.Defenseo Iran

OTTAWA, April 2 (INS).-
Sixty thousand fully equipped Pc
lish troops have crossed the border
from Russia into Iran to bolster
the British-Russian garrison
there, Polish Premier Gen. VIA
dyslaw Sikorski announced today
They'll be handy soon," ST.
korSky added.
ITS great; It's wonderful:
we're right there In the fight"
General Sikorski said.
MEET NAZI THREAT
"This movement OF these PO-
lish forces, trained In Russia and
completely equipped and fully
mechanical, Is protective
measure with the objective OF
meeting any possible threat OF
the Germans coming through
Persia by way Of the Caucasus"
Following his hurried confer
ences here with Prime Minister
King and other mem.
oers of the cabinet, General ST.
korski said he was most posi-.
lively satisfied" with Polish ar.
in Russia.
supplies for our Polish
forces in Russia, although they
have been somewhat slow I'm
coming in recent months, have
picked up wonderfully" he said,
land within the last few days
Premier Josef Stain of Russia
has made considerable equip
ment available and has given
most satisfactory assurance with
regard to the future"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
AuSSieS.
YankS
BuddieS
BY RALPH JORDAN
Intl News Service stan Correspondent


MELBOURNE, Australia, April
Air Minister Arthur S. Drake
ford announced today that Austria
liza had allocated millions OF pounds
sterling for the construction of
airdromeS and living quarters for
United States airmen.
Drakeford also revealed that
American flying instructors were
training royal Australian Air Force
pilots m the use of fast combat
machines.
1.-THE Australians and Amer
leans have become buddies and
are working i'm perfect har-
mOny." Drakeford said.
1t was revealed that Lieut.. Gen.
Henry Gordon Bennett will be-
come a corps commander under
the new army reorganization.
Bennett. who commanded Austria
Ian infantry in the Malayan cam
paign, has just been promoted
from the rank Of major general.
OFFICERS CHOSEN
Army Minister Francis M. Forde
announced the first appointments
of officers who will be in COM
mand under the AUSTRALIAN army
reorganization plan.
With Lieut.. Gen. Sir Thomas
Blamey as COMMUNICATIVE OF
United Nations armies in the COM
monwealth. Lieut.. Gen. Sir John
Lavarack and Lieut.. Gen. Sir Iver
Mackay were appointed, respec-
lively, general officers in command
of the first and second Australian
armies.
Lieut.. Gen. Henry Gordon Ben.
nett, Mai. Gen. S. F. Rowell and
Major General Northcott Will be
corps commanders.
How the United States Army
will interlock with the Australian
forces is expected to be announced
soon.
When this arrangement is an
nounced, it VIII give a complete
picture or The Whole military set
up, which Will be under direction
of General Macarthur as supreme
commander.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

non and probably three or four
machine guns"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
Pacific Council
Studies Attack
From Australia

WASHINGTON, April . ms
- Responsible quarters disclosed
today that an understanding was
reached at the first meeting Of the
new Pacific war council concern
ING tho Development Of Australia
as powerful base for eventual
offensive action against Japan N
the southwest Pacific.
faTrzTTii7r 2rrJ7~r-,.r-iif IN ssal-
minute inaugural session, gave rep
reScntativcS Of the council a COM
prchcnSivo review of The war and
of the United Nations grand
strategy
REPORTS SENT HOME
The Presidents informal report
was being studied today IN Brit
iSh. Canadian Chinese and Aus
tralian capitals. where council
members had hurricdly dispatched
II for q better understanding OF
the worlds fighting picture.
This. according 10 Chinese For
eicn Minister T. W Soong. was the
obvious object Of the council SeS-
sion. held under the Craftsmanship
OF President Roosevelt.
1.-The whole picture Of the
United Nation. effort was
reviewed by the President"
Soong said. adding; We will be
getting to grips with the whole
war picture more and more now
under the present arrangement"
NASH PLEASED
New Zealand Minister Walter
Nash was outSpoken in expressing
his satisfaction of the Presidents
review and the fact that "all had
a chance 10 voice our views"
But AuStraGa's stubborn Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs Herbert
Evatt said. with a CLINT in his eye,
that the meeting must be termed
very satisfactory beginning
with a stress on the word begin
ming"
Evatt disclosed that the next
meeting would be held at the
White House next Tuesday.
Evening star., 1942-07-26
Boy, 5, Badly Injured
In Traffic Accident

A 5-year-old colored boy who,
police said, darted from between
autos parked in front of his home
into the path Of a moving car, was in
an undetermined condition in Freed
mems Hospital today.
He is James Garrett. l421 Sixth
street NV. The accident. in which
he suffered a possible skull fracture,
abrasions and brush burns. took
place about $50 pm. yesterday.
Evening star., 1942-07-26

William Hamilton. %. of 200
Rhode Island avenue NE, was
treated at Emergency Hospital for
contusions to the back and right
hip sustained In collision between
an automobile and streetcar at
Seventh street and Washington
drive NV.
Jonas r. johnson, 48. of 906 D
street S.W., was struck by a street.
car as he was crossing Seventh at
E streets SW. and received scalp
cuts and an elbow injury. He was
treated at Emergency.
The streetcar motorman, whom
police identified as Claude w. Clark
Evening star., 1942-07-26
Woman Fatally Stabbed
With Pocket Knife

Police today were searching for a
colored man in connection with the
fatal stabbing last night of Fannie
Owens, colored, 80, at her home in
the 1900 block of Ninth street NV.
The woman was stabbed in the
heart with pocket knife about
1910 pm. according to the police
report. She was pronounced dead
on arrival at F'reedmens Hospital.
Evening star., 1942-07-26
Jops Ruid AustroIion Town

GENERAL MacARTHUR'S HEAD
QUARTERS, Australia, Sunday.
July rs tP.-Four Japanese planes
attacked Townsville in Northeastern
Australia shortly before last mid
night, but no damage nor casualties
resulted, communique said today.
Evening star., 1942-07-26
Wooden Leg Sought
For Granite Stutue
p, the Associated Press,

PHILADELPHIA -- The Quaker
City needs a wooden leg-for .
statue.
A granite figure on City Hall lost
the limb during storm, and the
Bureau Of City Property decided on
a pine replacement.
The operating room Is q ledge SIX
floors IN.
Evening star., 1942-07-26

three examiners of the rent control
administrators Office will be on
hand to take testimony. They are J.
Warren Wilson, Leonard S. Hayes
and Ernest F.. Williams.
Evening star., 1942-07-26
Second Specialist Joins
District Police Force

The second of four $3,6O0- per-
year special investigators to be at
tached to the detective force of In
spector Richard Mansfield was
sworn in at police headquarters yes
terday by Inspector Harvey G. CAL
lahan.
He is Daniel I. Mccain, IS, for
merly Of Chicago. The first of the
group, David S. Ennis of White
marsh, Pa, was sworn in last week.
Evening star., 1942-07-26

%, OF Takoma Park, Md, was
charged with falling to give the
right Of way to pedestrian. He
had had one weeks experience op-
Grating trolley, police said.
Evening star., 1942-07-26

Stamp, stamp, stamp, the boys
are marching-and so are the girls
to the Wsr savings stamp windows
of post offices everywhere. Are you
in the tarade?
Evening star., 1942-07-26

~ ~ ~ ~ ~
s24.5o Modern Maple %I7 *
Bookcase YIAs
$3.50 tinwood CO.. M
kneehoe Desk YZ1sVV
s1,s:1o s'.c%t29n, Msesss"y seetss:. $77.M
s52.o5 5-pe. Chrome
;s:3 s:s s; Ss'ss'e'o s'sok: $44.5o
f7tS: 4obi: Walnut Cote. $4.95
sstt;s, s.!;sS 7.,;s 4.s'. Moheeo"y $7.95
sS'? s;;t :Sss. ssi:o Table Lamps $3.50
Sl8.95 Sway Junior 10 En
Floor Lamps YIs0V
STATS Modern Occo- 90 En
sionoI Choir 94.oU
S24.95 Aubusson Top &I70n
estry Occasional Chair wv
S895 Occasional Chair GE TT
tapestry cover--- %~s1
S|4.95 Mahogany End 60 E0
Toble NATURALIZATION %|s~N
$39.95 Mahogany Gov &oI or
ernor Winthrop Desk %0''/O
sss2:{e,y ss2:5o Mahogany s $34.M
t5ycs: s5,,s5 d5s'f 5ses.t1 $I7.95
sss;50 sss;; - eovs's Lounge $3.50
M.s:;s s.ss;5o 5sts ss:a',n s. $500
sS;S5 %;;2s, y 4 vs"s''o" $4.75
$l4.95 Solid Maple DO or
Student Desk Y1s7O
S2o.75 18th Century cir ~
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-10-09

internationally known orchestra
leader who is expected to arrive in
Minneapolis Sunday for surprise
visit to his father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Abbey, of Ala E.
25th st. Abbey, a native of Mime
sofa, has just closed an engage
ment at the swank Ubangi Club on
Broadway. Maestro Abbey lost so
many of his band members to
Uncle Sans Army and Navy that
he had to end his engagement at
the N. Y. spot.
Abbey left Minneapolis years
ago with J. Rosamond Johnson for
a tour of the Orpheum circuit. Lat
er he had one of the top bands in
New York. He left America and
appeared in Europe, Asia and South
America for>many years. The war
brought him back to America and
the war is bringing him home to
see his folks.