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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
CONSCRIPTED TO LABOR

All Jews in Poland. by official
Nazi decree, are subject TO com
pulsory labor, the white book
stated. For this purpose. Jews
have been incorporated into Specla
labor battalions.
One Nazi order requires that
Polish women who speak 10 Ger
mans. or insult them. shall be sem
10 houses Of prostitution.
Polish inhabitants Of both
sexes" says another Nazl decree
quoted in the white book. 'are
obliged TO give way To the repre-
sentatives Of German power
whenever they are In uniform
or wearing an armlet. The
streets belong 10 the victors and
not the vanquished."
In addition to organizing mass
raids on cities for the rounding up
Of women corraled in houses OF
prostitution reserved for German
officers and soldiers. the NaZi
masters further seek 10 debase
Poles by encouraging laXity Of
morals among young people, and
making alcohol easily available
even when there is no food, the
white book charged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

from trying to protect every
section of the globe and from
trying to supply money and
men and equipment to every
country large or small. inn
portant or pee wee, on the
face of the earth and cOncen-
trate our efforts OH repulsing
the Japanese from Australia
own first line Of de-
Tense.
Let us assemble our navies
from every spot that is wet
enough to float a ship on the
surface of this planet and con-
centrate them in the Pacific
until Japan is blasted off that
contested sea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
NO RETREAT IN BATAAN

Staff officers said that in the
Bataan fighting which they had
Just left there was no question
of retreat under Japanese pres
sure.
when the Japanese launched
an offensive they were not just
pushed back" one of them said.
"They were chopped off and
annIhilated."
Army Minister r NJ. Forde and
the lord mayor of Melbourne pro
posed today that the American
forces - officially, the Unite q
States Army Forces in Australia
shortened to USAFIA-par a d {
through Melbourne so that the
public could give them a rca.
welcome.
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How Macarthur
Escaped Bdtddn
Continued from Page One)

lis expected TO be published TO.
morrow.
During his conference will
Macarthur Hurley gave the neW
Allied chleftain his first full &c.
count Of the American aid flowing
10 Australia in men and machines
across the Pacific, and informed
him fully Of the events which LED
to his appointment.
Macarthur expressed his desire
to take a brief rest with his wife
and son before he came here "a
take direct command of the thou
sands of American troops who for
weeks past have been at battle
stations, ready 10 resist Japa-
lnese invasion.
Half a dozen high ranking
American officers, members OF
MacArthur's new staff, arrived at
HEADQUARTERS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Ia SHIPS, L. :. TOLL

The raid on enemy-held New
Guinea ports az Salamaua and Lac
raised the toll OF enemy ships sunk
or knocked out Of action since the
start Of the war 70 ia. against II
naval vessels lost by the United
States. Newly commissioned ships,
however. arc believed 10 have more
than made up for the dent in this
country sea forces
Navy officials said that the q
ship, listed We're undoubtedly IN
addition 10 the seven blasted BY
Australian and American flcrs in
the same vicinity last week.
II so It raises the Jap losses In
the New Guinea area 10 80 ships,
of which - were warShipS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Jap Army
Nearing
NlOreSb.y
CONTINUED from Page One)

" ubibIufu IIoHi u hEN WV
Prime Minister John Curtin an
nounCcd
The Allied war planes, believed
10 include flying fortreSseS. flew
more than $50 miles from secret
base IN northern Australia 10
blast the enemy invasion feet of
Rabual IN New Britain island in
the Bismarck group.
In addition 10 hitting the cruiser
and two other ships, they scored
near misses. certain 10 have done
heavy damage, on at least two and
probably four other large ships.
A direct bomb hit was scored on
the stern of the Japanese cruiser
apparently one OF 10000 tons, and
the plane crew saw column OF
smoke rising from 1t as they left
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

or moro direct bomb hits we're II
warshipS. including four cruisers,
four deStroyers, two gunboats. an
aircraft tender. and mine
sweeper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

II TT Us stop distributing
our ships to every sec
- ton of the seven seas to
the destruction of our navies
and disaster TO ourselves.
Let Us stop scattering our
equipment among all the un-
important and ineffective
armed expeditions of the
world that do not know what
to do with the equipment
when they get it, and end by
burning it or surrendering it,
Let us stop Substituting all
the greedy and ungrateful
nations of the universe that
hold out a mendicant hand
for lend-lease aims.
Let us concentrate our men
and our money and our ma
IChinery-our efforts and OuI
prayerS-tO aid Macarthur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
.OUGLAS MACARTHUR

Ulysses -. Grant type
and his appointment by Presi-
dent Roosevelt As Il field
soldier, giving him full oppOr-
tunity for his qualities of
personal leadership as well as
his knowledge of strategy and
battle tactics, is very similar
to President LincOln'S selec-
ton of Grant for similar
authoritative position, and for
equally important tasks.
MIR. Lincoln did not provide
General Grant with a COM
Portable office and a fOrmi-
dable staff of clerks and a
resonant title in Washington.
He sent him out into the
field in command of the
armies.
He gave him full authority,
unhampered by the bureau
Gratis in Washington.
He protected him from in
reference and detractiOn.
He told those who jealousy
complained of GeneralGrant's
faults that they should recog-
nize his genius, initiate his
virtues and rival his achieve
mentS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
WYE MUST despatch
w huge conveys to Aus
tralia to Offset thu

Wv huge conveys to Aus
tralia to Offset the
enormous forces which Japan
will assemble there.
We must, therefore, not
only have men and planes and
tanks and equipment of all
kinds i'm abundance, but we
must get them to their des-
tinatiOn in the face of the i'm
mensely effective alta c :
which Japan will make upon
our hOtillas with the object OF
preventing their arrival.
We can not protect our
supply ships and transports
with ordinary conveys.
Every convoy must be q
complete battle fleet, because
every expedition will invite q
naval battle as fierce anC
bloody as the battle OF Java
We must not lose Our ships
and men as we lost the HOus
ton and the Pope with Their
courageous crews, because we
were unequal in power ant
numbers to the enemy.
We must not have our sup
plies of men and equipment
fail to reach their destination
Macarthur will be- waiting
for them and our blood
brothers i'm Australia will b,
waiting for them; our owl
fate will be to a large degre,
dependent on them.
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THE American peopI'
who are today acclaim


ing President ROOse-
welt for his wise action with
regard to General Macarthur
deeply and sincerely hope and
believe that Mr.. Roosevelt
will follow Mr.. LincOln's ex-
ample in every further way
and not only protect General
Macarthur from biting
politicians and more serious
interference from petty bu-
reaucrats in Washington, but
concentrate our armies and
our navies and our flying
fleets i'm his support, so that
he shall be able to accomplish
glOriOusly the heroic deeds
that he is capable of perform
ing; and save not only Aus.
tralia but our OWN COUN.
TRY from subsection to
Japanese savagery.
Let us refrain for awhile
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IL OTHER SHIPS

Also blasted were IL troop trans
ports or cargo ships.
In addition TO Kidding the
enemy ship concentration. the
navy announced.
Three seaplanes were brought
. down and many small boats de-
mOIiShed. Considerable damage
was done 10 enemy shore install
lations, aircraft runways and
anti-aircraft batteries"
The navy stated that The sub
marine L. 5. S. Shark IS more
than n month overdue in Far East
orn waters and must be presumed
lost The submarine Sea Lion and
the World War l-Npc destroyer
Stewart were intentionally de-
Stroyed in drydock TO prevent
capture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

and his heroic forces in tn,
defeat of Japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Poles Disclose
Ndzi Atrocities,
Mass Murders
White Book Describes
lnhumsn Treatment
o. Wo~e7. Children

NFE YORK March Ia ilNS p.
-naa...-- ,--ls--l hy t0'N7rN
Fdrr ot I.aar-se' te>'1'.'ioS ir
conquer d. Nru- had q oo.0-
trros,. t.F r fns r,N''a't'n OF.
ircrs .s'- So. brutality 5. o.-
cupIl4 F-r-t as 1c'a,ed IN a
Po,i-r whit. hook
To Nay.> N Poland 'hc white
book charged have murdered more
than zoo O0o Poles have departed
at least 1000 600 others and have
contributed 20 the scientific sap
ping Of tho physical strength Of
the people" through encourage
r7ent OF dchauchcrY and the mass
de- Sc,rcnt az women
ne story OF the Na2i rule IN
Pc, nd declared the white book.
published by the Polish informa-
ton center. Is one no man can
read without a blush, no woman
without a Shudder
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Junior Misses Frocks
'Z''' Less than y, Price

30, including summer cottons, spun
rayons, sheer weight wools, and
rayon erepes in bright or light
pastels, black, and navy. Sizes .
to Is.
30 Junior Misses Afternoon Dresses
of sheer weight wool, rayon crepe,
rayon faille in aqua, red, blue. gold,
black, and beige. Sizes . to IS.
Were $l2.95 and more. Now, S7.S5
10 Gabardine and Rayon Sports
Jackets. Tailored styles with patch
pockets in navy, powder blue, red,
and gold. Each garment properly
labeled as to fabric content. Sizes
IL 10 IS. Were $10.s5. Now -S7.s5
IS Cotton Skirts in calico prints
with red or blue backgrounds. Sizes
IL to Is. Were $195 and more
10 1ssr. Wool swsaters in the
classic slp-on or cardigan styles
with v-necks. Argyle plaids in
red, blue, beige, white, and yellow.
Sizes II TO Is. Less than !, price
S1.sS
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL,
FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Sofas and Chairs
Reduced 15 or More

Club-design Sofas reversible spring seat cushions
Mohair- and cotton freze Two in blue one, plum
Were S12650 Now $3.50
sofas mentioned above Four in
blue; three $3.50
cushions nohair
eze covers blue; green. Were $l26. Now $3.50
Lounge Chairs mentioned above. Were $3.50
s3b.oo
Chair reversible spring seat cushion
peocb cotton tanestrv Now
reversible
spring cushions. Was $l03. Now Sb7oO
Chair cotton Was $50 Now S525O
raspberry Mahogany
ex,osed frame Was Now
beechwood Sapphire
cotton half price. Now s495o
Chair solid mahogany frame, gold cotton Saspeo
Soled S34 IS. Nov sl9.15
LIVING AND DINING FURNITURE, FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Scarfs, Vanity Sets
Special, 68e each

Wdnnt ntdcfurers dfscOnfinned patterns
100 cotton lace scarfs 15x33 inches and
15x44 inches also lovely three-piece vanity
sets.
I Needlepoint Chair Seat and Back design finished
in all wool cotton canvas, only background to
be filled in. Seat 29x30 inches, back 25x27 inches.
Was So Now --------- $3.50
l Needepoint Bench Piece, design finished in all
wool cotton canvas, only background to fill in.
Size 23X39 inches Gros and petit point Was
So NoW---- ---- $3.50
Hand -crocheted Cotton Bedspreads made in
China" Attractive popcorn design; size 90xl08
inches. Were s1495. Now ow----------------S S1095
l Needlepont Chair Seat and Back, design and
background complete in all wool on cotton canvas
background dark brown. Seat 30x32 inches,
back 2lx21 inches, arms 512xs inches. Was sl6 95.
z NEspI SENENrH
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Casual Winter Goats
80 were ss9z5

90 casual coats in fitted or loose styles
all made of ForStmann's monotone wool
tweed. Black, navy, beige and gold and
pink Sizes 10 to 49,
6 Wool Suits in tailored dressmaker styles,
including British tailored Black navy. brown,
beige and blue. Sizes u to 18 and also 80. Were
S7975 and S85. Now -------------------- SIS
Nylon Rancoats in green, blue red, natural
Sizes u TO IS. Were sl495. Now ------- $40
Raincoats in beige cotton gabardine or corduroy
Soiled Sizes u to Is Were sl2 95. Now $50
CoArs AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Rayon Crepe Sports
Dresses, 'I2'''
Were SI6.95 to S2S

38 sports dresses of soft rayon crepe in
blue, green, tan. brown and black. Sizes
IL to 20.
IA Rayon- and Wool Gabardine (properly labeled
as to wool contenD Sports Dresses in gold beige
and black. Sizes 10 to 49, Were $7.95 and So 95.
Now --- S5S5
ls Gabardine (properly labeled as to wool con-
tent Sports Blouses in green, luggage, blue and
beige Sizes IL to 20 Less than half price 1895
Sports Coats (properly labeled as to wool con-
tent), in plain or tweed designs. Colors aqua,
green, tan and navy. Sizes IL to 20. Were 500 9s.
Now --- s297s
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Juniors Sports Shoes
s1'9o We're $3.50 to f695

20 pairs Hill and Dale sports shoes
in tan, calf with Bookmaker finish.
Sizes AAAA, 7. ia; AAA. sl2 to o:
AA. 51a, 7. IN; A S, 7, 8, s13;
B, "A to 5la and 7, IA.
~ pairs Junior Misses Shoes in q
variety Of styles: black patent
leather, blue calfskin, white calf
skin or buckskin. Also some cor
rected oxfords in white elk skin.
Broken sizes to 8. Were IS and
more. Now Sz.95
JUNIOR MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
SHOES, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Juveniles Summer
Dresses, SIS
Were SI.9S

Were SI.9S
30 printed cotton orsandies and
dimities. Blue, pink or yellow.
Sizes 3 to 8.
Is Dresses, spun rayon and rayon
taffeta. Rose, red or navy Sizes 3
to s. Were s7.s5 and s3e5. Now.
l1.9S
JUVENILES AppARm., ForprH F1oos.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
IT een-ase Apparel
Reduced

50 Cotton Dresses in assorted pat
terms and styles Some have little
sheer blouses attached. Sizes 10 to
Is. Were 3295 and more. Now,
S1.9S
IS Girls' Cotton Dresses in gay
summer styles. Sizes I 10 II. Were
S1.s5 Now As
Is Girls Cotton Dresses In prints
and stripes. Sizes Z 10 IA. Were
eA.1J. INSW &1.oJ
GIRLS AND TEEN-AsK A1rAHM,
FouRrM FLooa.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Processed Oils
Framed, 30

handsome paintings floral prints, one
landscape and juvenile subjects.
l Handsome MetaI-Leaf Framed Plate-Elass Mir
rOr. Half price Now S12.50
2 Large, Decorative Plate glass Mirrors, framed
in FURNISHED gilt Were SIS. Now ---------- $40
l Oval Metal-Leaf Framed Plate glass Mirror.
Half price. Now ---------- s17
IS 95 Now ------- So
Interesting Black and White Etchngs suitable
for legal Offices. Half price. Now S6
l Framed Landscape in Processed Oil. Half price.
Now --------------- ----------- s.
Reproductions Of famous old oil paintings OF
Mellon Art Gallery, framed. Less than u price.
Some slightly soiled mussed
PICTURES MIRRORS, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Shop Friday and Save
on Younger Set Fashions
Junior Misses Hats
Reduced

20 Spring Straws and Rayon Fabric
Hats for juniors, with varied trims.
Pompadours, turbanA and sailors.
Several colors. Sizes 71h TO 22h.
Less than half price cs----s5s
JUNIOR MISSES MILLINERY,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Bedroom Furniture and Boudoir
Ottomans Reduced

American Bedroom Suit Of solid
cherry vanity with mirror two nglesize
beds vanity bench Slightly SCARED Was s26675 Now s6915
Mirror cherry and maple combination hardwood
$3.50
upholstered
in cotton satin Soied Now
upholstered and
material. than half price. S1li5
slipper chair upholstered in pink
Less than half price Now
l upholstered rose cotton Clo-sheen Now
half
Now
I upholstered in TURQUOISE than half
price
! upholStered in price
Now $3.50
upholstered than price
Now $3.50
upholstered yellow Glo-sheen Less than half price
$3.50
slipper upholstered beige
than half so
BEDROOM FURNITURE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Women and Misses Dresses Goats and Formal Fashions Reduced
Underwear Reduced

Nixhtxowns. brocaded rayon crepe. Short
sleeves. Sizes % in pink 40 In white. Were 50 e5.
Now 81 .95
III Chemises, rayon-and silk satin. lace trimmed.
White only: sizes 80, SO and 40. Were $3.50
Now - -- S2.45
II Nikhtkowns, rayon crepe with sheer yokes and
embroidery trim. Tearose and blue; sizes 80 to 81.
UNDEswrAI, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
BoxedStationery,68'
Were 81

~ tf ~
200 boxes OF stationery. white and
colors. Some are combination let
ter and note boxes, l and 7 quire
sizes, including envelopes.
l Leather Folio for pictures. Half
Leather Folios. Half price S.
l Leather Folis. Half price, ss.,5
| Leather Folio. Half price SIS
Leather Picture Folio. Half price.
Si3
I Sterling Silver Picture Frame.
Size 7i2xlO. Half price,
$3.50 (plus 1o9c tax
Sterling Silver Picture Frame.
Size 4x6. Half price,
$3.50 (plus 1877 taxi
STATIONERY, AISLE 2, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Spring Costume Suits
We're SI6.9$

20 including misses and Women's black
or navy rayon crepe dresses with matching
coats, sizes u 10 20 and 80 tn A. Also,
shorter women's monotone print rayon
crepe dresses with black rayOn crepe coats,
sizes 1872 to 22i2.
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Misses Walnut Room
Fashions Reduced

Individually selected group of frocks in
cluding dreSsy afternoon styles, jacket
dresses. and ensembles of silk or rayon and
wool Sizes II TO 20.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Rayon Dress Fabrics
30 a YARD Vas 81 a yard

20 yaro Vas 81 a yard
1888 yards sharkskin and broadcloth in striped
designs and plain colors 80 inches wide
30 yards Rayon Gabardne and tan Slightly imperfect
SO inches wide; at half price. Soc yard
300 Remnants Cotton and Prints plain
novelty in lengths of from
than price
$50 Remnants AlSik Dress Fabrics
lengths OF from to yards. Al half price,
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Juniors AnkIets
Reduced

2eo Junior Misses' Terry Cloth Ank-
lets with elasticized tops. Sizes 81
to IL. White. navy. beige. brown,
blue and pink. Were 5 pairs for 81.
NOW ---------------S pairs for 81
JUNIOR MIssEs' HosnRY,
FOURTH FLOOR,
Evening star., 1942-05-07
LAMBS and Shades Reduced

Bronze Indirect Bridge Lamp doubeswing globe
3vav buIb S795 S595
Indirect Bridge Lamp with indirect globe and 3way bulb
Was Now
with cooed flower design and eggshe silk
$2 so each Now $3.50 each
IL Assorted Shade fit shades 10 to II inches
Half nrce and
/ modern design with white
shade Slightly soiled Was
FIFTH
Evening star., 1942-05-07

United stotes War Savings Stamps sole at all
Service Desks except the First Floor both War Bonds ond
Stomps on sole at the Street Broneh Of the u S. Post
Office, First Floor
Evening star., 1942-05-07

Majestic Mix Candy
IS pound
Has Soc pound
100 pounds with filled, assorted
centers
IS pounds MolasseS Mint Mixed
Candy. Less than Il price. Now.
pound lSc
TIT Foop SHor, EIGHTH FLooe---
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Reductions in Silver Plated
HoIIoware

Candeabra. Half price SIS
Tray. Was s27127. Now 50
Relish Dish Half
Nut Dish.
Chop DISH Was $1750.
Chop Dish. Less than half price
Chop Dish. Was $4 so.
Chop Dish. Was $3.50.
2
Centerpece half
Half
Tea Pot Was s35.
Waste Bowl Half 81 50
2 Waste
Waste Bowls Less than half price
! Waste Bowl. Less than half
Waste Bowl Half
Waste Bowl Half
Platter Was $3.50. $3.50
Candeabra. Half price
2 Water Pitchers.
Vegetable Dish. Was S675
Gravy Boat Tray Half price S2s
Vegetable Dish. Was So. IS
Sterling Silver Centerpiece.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Herb Farm-Shop
Soaps

Special iou prices
zoe cakes. bath size Assorted fra
grances. Special. each --- 2Sc
300 cakes. hand size, assorted colors
and fragrances. Special,
15c. I for 2Sc
400 water Pitchers filled with bath
salts. Assorted scents. Special.
sSc plus l0Te tax
TorLETRIEs. AIsLEs II AND IA,
FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Women's Fornals
Reduced

Dinner and evening dresses Of rayon crepe
or velvet, with nail head, bead or sequin
trimming, a few with Jackets. Aqua, blue,
green. rose, and black Sizes 16 TO AZ, 1879
IN 0dlo
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Books, 25s

Reduced ! or more
IS books-assorted titles.
sS Books, assorted titles. Were ~
to IS. Now 81 TO t2.Sa
THI Book SroRE,
AISLE %, FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Misses Forrnals
Reduced
Misses Dresses
Reduced

Daytime dresses, one and two-piece styles,
jacket dresses, and ensembles. Wide range
Of colors and fabrics including silk chiffon,
rayon crepe rayon and silk taffeta, and
sheer wool. Sizes II to 90
IL less than y price. Now SIS
Is were $l695 and more Now -- 1913
z5 we're $1995 and more. Now $50
10 s29.75 and more. Now-----------S19.5
10 were $35 and more. Now S24
IA we're S35 and more. Now S26
we're S45 and more. Now----------------S S34
II were s59.75 and more. Now ow--------------s39
q were s5e75 to STATS. Now S42
z were $50 IS and ss975. Nov--s $40
MISSES DRESSES THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Women's Dresses
Reduced

Group Of plain or printed afternoon
dresses of rayons-crepes, spun rayons,
meShes, risella cloth, and a few faconnes
Some have jackets or long coats. White,
pastels, navy, black, red blue, and green.
Sizes 1412 to 24L2, 16 to A.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Wsmsutts Superca|e Pi|Iowcs,e,
Special IS each

900 Wamsutta Supercale Pilowcases made from short
lengths of Wamsutta supercale sheeting Exactly the
same material as the Wamsutta plowcases carry in
regular stock at almost twice this price Torn size
45x38l2, plain hens.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Mems Sportswear Reduced

Sleeveless Sweaters in lightweight wool Small, medium
and large maroon, blue, and grey
% were S. S3.65. 10 SO. Now s2.1S
lis Mems Belts in large assortment Of vnye or steer
hide 40. lao 81. Now 65c
35 CSC
220 Ties in and bold de-
signs Silks and ayons and mixtures. Specially priced 55c
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Imported Chinese
Dinner Plates, ,l
Knitted Curtains
Special 81 Is pair

200 Pairs Knitted Curtains of cotton and ravon
Multi-colors, two tones and natural Approx
matey IS inches long. Specially priced for to-
morrow at Sl2S
CURTAINS DRAPERIEs, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Sterling Silver FIotware Reduced
BaItimore Rose Pattern

Serving S775.
Dessert Forks $3.50
Ice Cream Fork. Was 81 ST
Ice Spoons Sl3 So
2 Dessert Spoons $3.50
Tea Was s1.50.
ii Orange Spoons Were $167 each. 81
Cream Soup. Was 81 208 Now S1.5a
IL Bouilon Spoons. s167 w-----------
Service for in Croftsmon Pottern
Engraved with the Craftsman includes
spreaders salad
knives. Complete 56 s5455. S11026
Marlborough FIotwore Ensrevsd with S
Cold Meat Fork. Was $40. S48S
i low
All prices plus 1919 tox
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Women's Shoes, '4's'

WoMrN's SHOES, SECOND Floor.
Evening star., 1942-05-07

SPoRrswIAR. THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1942-05-07

ART NEsDLEwoRK, SEVENTH FL DOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-07

lsHIoNs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-09-29
II. D. VERMlLLION.

partisan political machines. To q
great extent, because I pursued this
course, I became an outcast but
have lived to realize that, II my
philosophy of government is right,
that is the only proper course for
a public servant to follow.
Il have no right to expect the
voters at the coming election to give
consideration to my personal wishes
or desires. I enter this contest ask
ing my fellow citizens to consider
only my public service in the past
and the good of the public service
in the future. If, when thus meas
ured in the scales of wisdom and JUS
tice, I fall short OF what you feel
you have right to expect, then
1 cannot complain, and will not
complain, regardless of my own per-
sonal feelings, if you put another
in my place of responsibility"
Senator Norris said he did not be-
lieve he would be able to return to
Nebraska to campaign actively be-
fore election day, November 8.
Within the next month or six
weeks, the Senate will be working
busily," he said. "The tax bill is
due to come up after we have dis
posed of the anti-infation bill and
there are other measures. I doubt
very much that I can get away. It
is more important to stay here"
He said that If he could not visit
Nebraska, he might make speeches
to the people there over the radio