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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25

Little Boys WASH SUITS.
some soiled, sizes 2 to 6
in lot, now. 56c
so Boys SLACK SUITS,
irregulars, 8 to 10 in lot.
now ....,..,.......Sl.29
Boys SPORTS SHIRTS,
cut-and-sewn. 6 to l6 in
lot, now ............55c
Boys RESS SHIRTS.
broken sizes. some soiled,
many Lucky Boy" and
Lucky Lad" brands, were
Sl.29, now..,.........11c
Odds and Ends, INFANTS
WEAR, hats, bonnets. etc,
now ............... $50
Odds and Ends. B OY s.
WEAR, suspenders, belts.
wash shorts, sport shirts.
ETC., now. $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
FOOTWEAR
KERN's--BAsEMENT

Women's WHITE SHOES,
better grades taken from
regular stocks, 311 to 9,
"A to { in lot. now Si.9e
Women's Shoes. hi CHER
priced summer styles re-
duced from regular stocks,
ga to 9. "A 10 c in lot,
now ............S2.9B
Children's SANDALS. white
2-straps, rubber soles and
heels, 6 to 2. Is to 2. $50
Children's WHITE SHOES,
r straps. leather soles.
rubber heels, 9 TO 3,
now ... ....,SI,I9
Children's SPORTS OK
FORDS, tan with brown
saddle, rubber sports soles
and heels, ga to 2.
now ,..........Si.00
NURSES FOR d S,
regulation style. WHITE.
perforated vamps, noise
less rubber soles. rubber
top lifts, 4 TO 9. "A TO c,
now ..............Sl.s8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
Fire Fighting Aides
Will Get Diplomas

After an intensive course in fire
fighting covering several weeks,
1000 Deroiters enrolled in the
auxiliary fire fighting course will
receive their diplomas tonight in
CaSs Technical High School.
Nate S. Shapero. president of
the board of fire commissioners,
will deliver the message of well
come. while Mayor Edward J.
Jeffries Jr. will deliver the COM
.mencement address. Harry J. Cal
lahan, chief of the fire department
training school, will administer the
oath.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25

IL Toddlers' COAT SETS.
] to 3 in lot, pastel tweeds.
were to S5.oS, now. .S2.69
B R OOMSTICK SKIRTS.
sizes 10 to 10 in lot. gay
patterns, now.......Si.29
Girls SLIPS. rayon satin,
rayon crepes, 4 TO IA in
lot, now 100000. ..TTc
Girls, Tots w SH
DRESSES, many one-of-
"a kind samples, broken
sizes, now. SO
Girls p A N T | z S, rayon
crepe, tearose, sizes 6 TO
IL, now .............3 yc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
!; ! !, !, 3ill G |
KERN's-BAsEMENT

Women's and Misses
DRESSES. higher-priced
styles, soiled and irregu-
lars, broken sizes, now $50
DRESSES, higher priced
ginghams and chambrays,
sizes IL TO 20, ow.Si.39
w o m ems S II z ( r
DRESSES, sizes SO to ~
in the group, reduced
10 ...............S2.00
Juniors and Halfsize
DRESSES, spun rayons,
were up to S4.9S, now Si.1s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
HOSIERY
RERN's-BAsEMENT

100 pairs Extra Length
CHIFFON HOSE, rayon
tops, summer shades, IL
regulars, 9 TO IL, now 1sc
800 pairs RAYON HOSE,
full fashioned, mended,
wanted colors and sizes,
now ............ .Aac
ESQ prs. ANKLETS. novelty
weaves and plain, straight
up cuffs, now. .......iee
lis prs. ANKLETS, novelty
weaves, elastic cuffs, white
only, 7 TO 1917, now Sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
ACC {; !: rs
KERN's-BAsEMENT

HANDBAGS, rayon prints.
light grounds, reduced for
clearance, now 39c
GLOVES, rayon and cotton
washable gloves, hite
and some colors, slightly
soiled, now ...3 9c
APES KIN GLOVES,
black and some colors.
assorted sizes, some slight
seconds, now........69e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
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KERN s-BAsEMENT

Misses D Piece SPRING
SUITS. formerly sold up
to S2l.95, now.....St4.95
Misses COATS, SPORTS
and DRESS styles, values
up to SLABS, now...Sl0
Misses SPRING SUITS,
plaids. tweeds, brok ken
sizes and colors, now $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
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MISUNDERSTANDING


$50 SHIRTS, whites. fancy
patterns, soiled, broken
sizes, now SOC
100 TIES, assorted patterns
and colors, soiled, now
4 tor ............St.0 90
200 Better d r z S S
SHIRTS, whites and
fancy patterns, br ken
sizes and colors,
now ..............Sl.00
10 POLO SHIRTS, knit
polo shirts, whites and
colors, brok ken sizes,
now .............. QUO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Without CalOmel-And You'll Jump Out el
Bed in the Morning Karin 10 Go

The liver should pour2 pints OF bile juice
Into your bowels every day. II this bile is
not flowing freely. your food may not di-
Eest- II may Just decay in the bowels. Then
gas bloas up your stomach. You get con-
supated You feel sour. sunk and the world
looks punk.
IL takes those good old Carriers Little
Liver Pills to get these pints OF bile fow-
INK freely 10 make YOU feel up and up"
Get a package today. Take as directed.
Effective in making bile flow freely, AL
for CArtsrs Little Liver Pills. 100 and 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
WOODWARD AT GRATIOT Telephone Cherry $500
Store Hours: $50 A. NJ $500 p. NJ
Store Hours $50 A. M. $500 p. NJ
|E|M EN- I STORE
END-0F- MONTH CLEARANCES

FRIDAY ONLY Extraordinary Sales and Clear
of Much Higher Priced Spring, Summer and
Vacation needs Odd Lots, Broken Lines, Counter
Samples All Much Higher-Priced Items RE-
DUCED for i'm me diate Clearance. Quantities
Limited in Most Cases. Sorry, will NOT be
able to fill Phone, Mail c. o. D. orders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

80 pairs STACKS, better
grades. pastel shades, sizes
IL to 10 in lot, now .Si.00
SO BLOUSES, S w EA T.
Frs, irregulars, soiled,
broken sizes and styles,
were to 1929, now. $50
100 Cotton L o u S z S.
plaids, stripes. some band
bottoms, 81 to So in lot.
now .Z9c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
ITSI5II.T'r''H;
KERN's-BAsEMENT

KERN's-BAsEMENT
$50 SLIPS, Modern Design
rayon crepes, white, tea
rose, lace trimmed and
tailored. irregulars, 81 TO
40 in lot, were Sl.7o.
now ..............Sl.39
80 BRASSIERES, Kabos,
tearose, white. broken
sizes and styles. were 7sc,
now $50
800 INDIES, rayons, cot
tons, Carter brand. sec
onds. tearos white,
broken sizes, now ..29c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
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KERN's-BAsEMENT

$50 Summer HATS. felts,
straws, wanted colors, lots
of brims, were $l.o9 TO
$500, now. ..49c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
6: / i IL;
KERN's-BAsEMENr

Girls WASH DRESSES,
BLOUSES, 7 to IA in lot.
some soiled and mussed,
now .............. $50
Girls HOU S E c o ATS.
washable prints. 4 to IA
in lot, some m usse d.
now lilo
Girls DRESSES. 7 to IL
in lot. some soiled and
mussed, now .........I1c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
Yes, we mean ATWOOD, and we mean just 81
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS!

typographical Definitely NOT! st sounds
you say? We admit does here is the proof
right trouble step into
nearest Finsterwad ONE THOUSAND of AS
of Atwood suits dreamed
Of buying at $18 No. there is nothing absolutely the matter
Atwood; they expertIy talored they
smarty designed they carefully nised they the latest
coors-ight medium and dark they
In short the kind of suits you'll be proud to The SAVING
that we're there will not be suit left when
close doors Monday night So to Mister to
hearken the Strike bargain while it's hot! "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1942-03-08
The Rym Leads Long Shots Sweep Of Rich Wden Turf Stars Fzz
Maryland Team Backs into Ring M G Cracks Down on uer Leonard
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS E. STAN.
stan
A Bow Out on the Errond of q Man
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.
Star STAFF Correspondent.

There have been three notable
instances modern history major league baseball where
club acting whm hunch fancy have appointed
extremely young menboy managers it has been stylish to call
em-as heads of ang that seemed to need little some
results achieved
he appointed 2earod Stanley Harris out of clear sky and Harris
Griffith selected
first
Mexico the
all times This would be the
under the tent
playing town long famous the
graveyard O.
Speaker Walter johnson weren't good enough
ONeI Roger
Peckngpaug field tacian latter Now boy
Is to a couldn't do
Evening star., 1942-03-08

4; Boston College and Syracuse, g.;
C. C. N. Y, M. I. T, Northeastern
and Williams, 2: Wesleyan, 11a; Co.
lumbia, rs, and Manhattan, l.
Leslie MacMitchell, New York
University miller, was kept from
cracking his own meet record in his
pet event by the huge starting field
of more than 20. He shuttled back
and forth in the throng before find
ing an opening that led to the front,
then increased the pace to finish in
4:13.7. 1t was his third straight
victory in the meet.
B;czis Wins, Hoya Four Loses.
William Carter of Pittsburgh
jeopardized Penn States chances
early in the meet by defeating Ewell
in the 60-yard dash while Al Blozis,
the human cannon from George
town, became a three-time winner in
the shot put. Blozis tossed the mis-
sic 56 feet 3ss inches.
With AL Diebolt running a 48-
second anchor leg, Colgate's mile
relay team came from behind to
win in 3:21.4 Villanova easily took
second from Georgetown, which
dropped back when Charles Will
liamS and Hugh James fumbled the
stick at the start of the third leg.
1t was the first defeat of the
season for the Hoya quartet.
Leroy Schwartzkopf, Yale's sopho-
more, built up such big lead in
the early stages of the 2-mile run
he had time to smooth his hair on
(See TRACK, Page C-20
Evening star., 1942-03-08

as it went into the third gruelling'
session of battling in two days, but
it couldn't have staked an outright
claim to team honors had not Nc
Garity obligingly turned back Weber.
Syracuse took two individual titles.
leading the field in this respect, and
would have tied the Terps If Weber
had won
Syracuse had 13 points. Penn
State had 10, Virginia and Western
Maryland had each and Army and
Coast Guard had 5 each.
Maryland's last and losing stand
for individual titles was made by
l2O-pound Joe Cicala, Feather
weight Judson Lincoln, 145-pound
Hotsy Alperstein, Middleweight Jack
Gilmore and Light heavyweight
Herb Gunther. Out of that group
Coach Bobby GoldStein had just
cause for expecting one crown to
fall his way, but it simply wasn't in
the books tonight. The fights were
savagely fought and some were
close, but the Old Liners couldn't
turn the tide.
Other Title Winners.
IN addition to Mccarthy. cham
pionships were won by Gerald Au-
Evening star., 1942-03-08


Laytonsville, Md.
The 1O-year-old daughter of Sea
Pirate Edith B, owned by Mrs.
Douglas Prime, noted horsewoman
of Warrenton, Va. was ridden to
her spectacular victory by Arnold
Scruton, able rider and trainer, who
took the bay mare over grueling
course in the good time of 9 minutes
Is seconds to defeat record field Of
18 entries
1t was a grand victory for Scruton.
He took mount that had been
hunted only by her owner for five
years and defeated last years win
ner of the Redland Bowl. a cele-
brated croSS-country contender rid
den by one of the outstanding
steeplechase riders of the country,
Johnny Harrison, whose spectacular
performances in the Maryland Hunt
Cup and the Virginia Hunt Cup are
well known to hosemen.
Takes Lead at Last Jump.
The field got away well with
Mowgli in the lead. Scruton kept
Kitty Kid well OF the pace in the
early part of the four mile ordeal,
but moved up gradually to be well
toward the front about q mile from
the finish. Then he challenged
Boyd Keyes' Locomotive that was
going great guns under the able
handling Of Dick Adamson.
At the last jump, Kitty Kid, NOV
Evening star., 1942-03-08
BIozis Wins Shotput,
Hoya -Four Defeated
In !. {. 4-A Meet
Penn Stote Team Victor
On Disqualification
Of Fordhum Runner
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March IA dis
qualification that cost Fordham two
points in the 1,000-yard run gave
Penn State its first indoor track
championship tonight at Madison
Square Garden.
Francis Leary of Fordham was
waved to the sidelines after snagging
fourth in the rough race when a
judge detected him holding an op-
ponent.
That verdict, plus a surprising
second place behind Fordham in the
two-mile relay and new meet rec
ord in the broad jump by Norwood
Ewell of Penn State helped the Nit
tany Lions to collect 81 7/10 points
to 2012 for Fordham. Leary's two
points would have made Fordham
the ninth straight metropolitan
school to annex the title.
A. Richmond Morcom, New
Hampshire University's one-man
track team, scored IA points in three
events-the pole vault, high jump
and broad jump-sending the New
Englanders to third with 18 points.
Morcom Is Star of Meet.
Morcom, plucking splinter from
his bare right foot before making
his second to last vault, cleared IA
it. 4H4 inches for a meet mark after
winning the high jump at 6 feet 4
inches.
He was second to Ewells leap
of 25 feet az inches in the broad
Jump. His point gathering was the
greatest ever produced in an I. c.
"A. meet.
Other team scores were: Dart
mouth, 16; Pittsburgh, 102s; New
York University. 10: Yale. 9 ITO;
Pennsylvania, g.; Georgetown, 8;
Cornell, Rhode Island State, q;
Tufts and Villanova. 6; Army. Col
gate. Holy Cross and Virginia, S;
Harvard and St. Johns New York;
Evening star., 1942-03-08

clair, Syracuse 120-pounder; Jess
Fardella, Penn State 127-pounder;
Bob Peden, Army lightweight; Bob
Baird, Penn State 145-pounder;
Carlo Ortenzi, Western Maryland
165-pounder; Norman Rathbun, Vir-
ginia Hght-heavyweight, and Saliva
tore Mirabito, Syracuse heavy
weight.
Auclair won the 120-pound title
just as he was expected, but Mary
lands Cicala put up a courageous
display in lasting the full three
rounds against him.
A terrific puncher for his size,
Auclair gave his rival a bad beating.
He had Cicala in distress toward
the end of the first round and
dropped him for no count just be-
fore the bell. Fighting retreating
battle, Cicala ducked, lodged and
countered his way through the next
two.
Lincoln, also was beaten after a
game showing. He lost the decision
to Fardella of Penn State.
Fighting like pair of game
cocks. this pair kept charging each
(See MARYLAND, Page CD
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Boudreou's Gang Could Possibly Finish Lost

job when only "a and
suddenly deprived pitcher
prodgiou 1t isn't soft because the manager
complicated signals
with his bosses the latter
Ava Bradley and Peckpaugh fired
elevated to the Of general manager.
and pitchers He must clubhouse
KiWanS Clubs
play hortstop in the
expected
strong hitter personally Merriwe
likely will be called bum Boudreau has hit 300
even carrying load
pitching first talked with
Cardinal he find
Fe He also must hit
And he should find all this
26
certainly fourth
1912
If we get division young saying I'll be
happens according the
place goal The Indians with bit Of bad luck
the Wasgons who generally
being to mushrooms the cellar.
Evening star., 1942-03-08

ing with machine-like precision took
the barrier and went into the lead.
Here Harrison went to the bat and
the two great-hearted horses came
laundering in, head to head, but
all the expert ability Of a great rider
couldn't place the magnificent Now
gil ahead of Kitty Kid.
Third in driving finish over
Charles Bolgions' Chilutta, ridden
by the owner, was Locomotive, Boyd
Keyes' splendid contender given an
excellent ride by Richard AdamSon.
There was only one spill in the
long going. Eccleston, ridden by
Holmes Alexander, plowed through
the first fence, spilled his rider and
went on with the field.
Race Leader Disqualified.
One of those heart-breaking hap
penings occasionally cropping up in
point point races - and taken
with a smile by good sportsmen-
occurred in the Terpenning Cup
pair race when Mrs. Robert c. Win
mill, on her great cross-country
horse, Rosette, and teamed with
Marian Curran, jr., riding Need
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Williams Finally
Starts for Dixie
BS the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS, March T.
Just when 1t was figured he was
nearing the Boston Red Sox
spring training camp at Sarasota,
Fla, Ted Williams, Sox slugger,
appeared at his hotel here today
and left shortly afterward saying
he was on his way South.
Williams deferred selective
service status-3A-granted by
the Presidential Appeal Board in
Washington, will permit him to
start slugging out reputed $780,
900 contract with the Red SoX.
Leaving here by automobile, he
declared, I'm late already, and
I'm really going to work"
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Even With FeIIer the Tribe Wasn't Close

ate hearty breakfast guy who
with the young back-hared French
chief of the Indians when we talked
the wearing rubber shirt
scaled 1t feels
Regardless felt Boudeau gaining of weight since he
appointed deic miracle of
driven
(Hal
CAMPBELL putting
Ceveands finished 26
the Yankees
Indians only
himself called the best Short
Manager Peckinpugh
10
finished 26 off the and Boudreau I'M
appointed properly was appalled, at near
Navy Cd Irosky had
headaches (3) Campbell
Heath walker such STUD
bornh will be traded of.
Evening star., 1942-03-08

(See KITTY KID, Page C-4D
Evening star., 1942-03-08
EurIy Lead Terps Get Offsets
Drubbing in Eastern Finals
Five Bow in T|ts for Crowns, but Squad
With IS Points Noses Out Syracuse


CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, March 7-Durable Mark Mccarthy,
Coast Guard Academy pounder outponted Weber
cuse in the title of the intercollegiate boxing
tonight throwing the team title into the lap
Maryland squad that sent five into the finals and failed
win individual crown.
Maryland registering points,
Evening star., 1942-03-08
Kitty Kid Scores Upset Victory
Over MowgIi in RedIond Cup
Longest Shot in Roee Takes Leod After
Last Jump; Old Pair Wins Terpenning
"A. P. Wirephoto.
By LARRY LAWRENCE.

Kitty Kid rank outsider longest shot in the betting and
maiden at the crosscountry game blanket finish bril-
verdict the oddson favorite Crompon Smiths
Mowgl the the Redand Bowl of the Redand
pont-o point held yesterday the
Evening star., 1942-03-08
lou Could Become the Champ of Cradle Pilots

If Boudreau eulates automatically
class among The team that Gnth
of 1924 DID, expert team that
lacked and Mogridge and Reuthe
Pecknpaugh and Beg ouheders ike Gon
and a catcher like Muddy Ruel
inherited in 1888 had catcher IKE Luxe
outelds pitchers had WHITE
hill and Jack Russell It, to was an
old fiery child to lead them
But with that well might have tested
McGraw Sangs With Feer gone he hasn
frscs pitcher on his club bow to Lefty Al
Mlnar will bat more than W runs
bv wav of filling the and Walker play they
will represent until proved otherwise problems they don't
hned be Boudaus task TO squeeze
Buck NeWso ana uoy YORK.
Tigers. there in each Of Chem
Evening star., 1942-01-15

called the committee together to-
DAY to report to 1t on his services
as moderator In the industry Labor
conference which produced 4 recent
no-strike, no-lockout agreement and
subsequently the President's ap-
pointment Of the War Labor Board
with william H. Davis as chairman.
Although Senator Thomas said
1t would be up to the committee to
determine its future course, he ex-
pressed hope that no legislation
would be advanced at this time.
However, Senator Ellender, Demo-
crat, Of Louisiana, another member
Of the committee, said the War La
Dor Board ought to be put on no
tice that II it fails to prevent major
industrial stoppages Congress will
take the matter into its own hands.
I'm In favor Of holding OF with
legislation until the board shows
what 1t can do." Senator Ellender
told reporters. II believe that you
can get more out Of labor and man
Evening star., 1942-01-15

men. Married men may now enlist
on submission Of written statements
that dependents have adequate
means Of support.
A new screening test" win be
given to all applicants for training
as bombardiers and pilots, with no
exemption to college students. The
new test is designed to determine
the applicants fitness to master the
instruction In air course schools.
Approximately 1000, 900 more men
are expected to be made eligible for
Air Corps enlistment by the new
rules. Army personnel may trans
fer from other branches.
Immediate appointment as An
aviation cadet is now possible. 1t was
said. under a revision Of procedure
and increase in the number Of cadet
examining boards.
Applicants for enlistment may ap-
ply at any Army recruiting station.
American citizenship for q period Of
at least 10 years Immediately pre-
ceding enlistment is a requirement.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Eligibility Provisions
For Air Corps Eased
To Speed Recruiting
Ace Limit Reduced to 18
To Help Drive to Get
100000 More Men

Launching . drive for 1000 900
more men for the Army Air Corps,
the War Department today author
lied enlistment Of ls-year- -old
youths for bombardiers, navigators
and pilots.
The new age limit. lowered from
20 years, will apply also to ground
officers, who as aviation cadets, re-
ceive instruction in armament engi-
neering, communication, photog-
raphy and meteorology. The maxi
mum age limit of rs has been re-
tanned.
Liberalization of the stringent
eligibility rules for the Air Corps was
necessitated by the need Of person.
mel for $4,000 war planes within
two years.
The regulation was recently re-
vised to extend eligibility to married
Evening star., 1942-01-15
|Anti.5hike Bill kent
Bottles in Committee
Pending Board Results
EIlenter Says Senote
Will Be Quick to Act,
However, If Necessary
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Administration supporters made
1t clear t,day that they intend to
keep . Eouse-approved anti-strike
bill bottlei up in Senate committee,
if possible. until the Presidents new
War Labor Board has had an op-
portunity to prove whether it can
prevent Industrial stoppages.
Majority Leader Barkley told
reporters that, so far as he knew, no
one was Urging action at this time
on the drastic bill of Representa-
tive Smith, Democrat, of Virginia,
passed b. the House December 3.
The measure, freezing open and
closed shops. regulating unions and
picketing and barring jurisdictional
strikes, fas been before the Senate
Labor Committee since that time.
Chairman Ebert D. Thomas
Evening star., 1942-01-15

aoo-S3 Cowns-$265. Printed styles in shining rayon
satin with surpice square neckines; full skirts.
Creamy trimmed and embroidered rayon crepe styles
with surpice necknes Tearose, blue; sizes 81 to 4o
lee-3e Slips $l6s. Discontinued Vanity Fair tailored
styles rayon jersey: cameo sizes 50 to A.
leo-szs5 Slps-S1S5 Discontinued Vanity Fair wash-
in-a-y rayon jersey slips dainty embroidered Bush
sizes 81 to a.
lse-sl15 Bras-7sc. Uplft styles in rayon lace rayon
satin and lace combined: all discontinued Vanity F1r
designs Ecru, tearose, white siSes -, 50 and -
1876 to $a4s Grdles-S1sS. Discontinued Chevetts
and Vanity Fair styles simtite styles in rayon satin
panty or eirdles lace "astex" woven Of astex yarn
elastic yarn rayon and cotton with front and back
panels Tearose, white Hses to I.
Evening star., 1942-01-15

agement BY voluntary methods than
BY compulsion. But II the board fails
10 prevent strikes I would wager the
Senate would pass IN anti-s strike bill
In a hours"
Entirely aside from the question
Of committee action on the Smith
bill, Senator Connally. Democrat. Of
Texas said he would make an effort
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Grey Shops Clearance
(Ssessl Floor

snAeaI 3O0 Panties-2 for 81 stepinS. trunks brlels
nicely tailored few trimmed with pretty lace Many are
regularly 7sc and ST. others specially made better
fabrics discontinued by the manufacturers. rearose
sizes 1 to g.
1855 and $3.50 Girdes-S2ss. Nuback, YANKEE Girl
Iell>. soecis styIes for small medium and fuller hsure
Boned rayon brocades boneless styles Of LAsex yarn
rayon and cotton: rayon Darleen and rayon satins
cirdes a." IS" and 1s" lengths dses Is TO y; only
two or three Of 4 size or style.
1se-ss u s75o datens-S2Sy and $685. For small
medium and fuller figures included Nuback, Jellens
sneciaI skntex Sara Drew just Of sse and STYLE
few innerbelt types small Sizes rayon bocadss cot
ton batistes. Sizes - to ~
Evening star., 1942-01-15

IN the Senate, possibly next week.
to force consideration Of hts long
pending measure which would per-
NIT the Government to take over
strike-bound war industries, freez-
ing working conditions In such
plants while the Government 70.
tanned control.