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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-05-01
Allies Claim Adolf Gave
Benito Pep Talk
in Meeting
Raj RAIDS HITTING
GERMAN TOWNS HARD
We re Going After Blight
ers : That's Final!
Say British
tBY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini,
whose meetings in the past fire.
ouently have signalled the approach
of momentous events, met in two
gay conference ending yesterday in
Salzburg, Austria, it is announced
officially.
Meanwhile, the London Daily
Mail limited that Germany is seek
ing to cry quits in aerial warfare
with England as climax to the
thunderous blows which Royal Air
Force warplanes have been striking
in Nazi-dominated Europe.
The Daily Mail quoted dispatch
from Berlin in the Swiss paper,
journal De Geneve as saying 1T is
semi Of Totally stated here that fier-
many will call off its bombing of
English towns if the Raj will
change its methods of bombing
German cities. The present bomb
ing duel is very unpopular with the
German people"
British Won't Quit
But authoritative sources in Brit
ish headquarters, commenting on
the purported offer. declared I'VE
arc going after these blighters
wherever they are. That's final"
British Home Minister Morrison
referred scornfully to the alleged
peace offer as being "the cry Of
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-05-01
PROFITS TAX IS
APPROVED BY
HOUSE GROUP

WASHINGTON, May l - The
House Ways and Means Committee
has agreed to flat "a percent
excess profits tax rate for corpora
tons, it is announced today.
Chairman Robert l.. Doughton,
North Carolina. announced that
the committee also has agreed 70
retain the present "a percent nor
NAL tax on corporations of incomes
of more than $4,000.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-05-01
Fighting Is
Progress On
Burma Setfor
japanese Making New At
lacks as Chinese Threat
en- Rear Actions


CHUNGKING, May Fighting
is in progress this afternoon at
Hsenwi, IS miles northeast of the
Japanese captured Lashio, according
to a Chinese communique.
The communique added that
Japanese troops are also attacking
20 miles south of Mandalay on the
Irrawaddy River.
Chinese forces however in the
Taungyi and Loilem sectors, below
Lashio, are still threatening the
Japanese rear having made raids
that cost the Japs heavy casual
ties.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-05-01
His War Sacrifice
Lasted Long Time

CHICAGO. May 1.-Seyen months
ago Fred Shook, Chicago Cardinals
lineman, tried to join the Army Air
Corps but was turned down because
of his 240 pounds.
After seven months of two meals
a day, without potatoes, or bread
and butter, Shook trimmed away
so pounds and was accepted.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-05-01
SOVIET
PLEDGE
IS MADE
Stain Says Russia Has No
Territorial Ambitions
Aims Given

MOSCOW. May Joseph Stain,
in a May Day order of the day,
pledged that Russia has not any
territorial ambitions upon foreign
countries and further declared the
Soviet's sole aim is to liberate its
lands from the German and Fascist
blackguards.
Stain praised the United States
and Great Britain for increasing
assistance they were giving Russia
against the Germans.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-05-01
THURSDAY PRICES

Alaska Juneau mine stock closed
Thursday at rs, American Can SOS.
Anaconda 24A. Bethlehem Steel
ssh, Commonwealth and Southern
3f16, Curtiss Wright 81, Interna-
tional Harvester AZ, Kennecott 1886,
New York Central IT'S, Northern Pa
cific So, United States Steel 464,
Pound $404.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-05-01
Americans, Both Civilians,
Soldiers in Foreign Lands,
kept|nformed, Home News

WASHINGTON. May l Eddy
Gilmore, the Associated Press war
correspondent, writing from Moscow
the other day about Americans in
far places being cut off from news
from home, said.
suppose you didn't know whether
American sidewalks are filled with
uniforms: what the folks are talking
about: whether the Rose Bowl game
was played; whether therell be
baseball this year; whether there's
rationing at home; do jazz bands
still play; do the factories hum by
night what's happened to the dol
lar: are there blackouts air
raids?"
Down at the War Department,
two separate agencies are working
night and day to see that Americans
in far places in general and the
soldier boys in particular get their
answers to all those questions and
thousands more as regularly as the
clock rolls around.
In the Army radio division, under
the supervision of Capt Ed Curtin,
Command Performance" weekly
tale t,1.... ~, ,.;at,r chou, fhof itocl11dac
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-05-01
MOVIE MAGNATE
IS SENTENCED TO
ONE YEAR IN JAIL

NEW YORK, May - Joseph
Schenck. former chairman of the
board of Twentieth Century-Fox
motion picture company, was SEN
fenced today to a year in prison
on a plea of guilty to perjury after
the Federal Court had suspended
a previous three-year sentence for
income tax evasion.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-05-01

The first national billiard match
in the United States was played
at Detroit in 1859. The stake was
$4,000,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-05-01
DOW, JONES AVERAGES

The following are Thursdays Dow,
Jones averages: Industrials, $685.;
rails, 24.30, utilities. 1928,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-05-01

Special FBI agents apprehended
more than $500 federal fugitives
from Justice in the last fiscal year.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-05-01

In the army morale division, under
the direction OF Maj Gordon Hit
tenmark, they are 'plattering so
hours OF special entertainment.
sportcasts. ETC.. which are to be flown
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Evening star., 1942-02-26
Art NeedIework
Reduced

/ Model Cotton Luncheon Set.
pieces. Tan background with appliqued
fruit design. Was So. Now 49, $3.50
4 Model Linen Dresser Scarfs. White
with colored embroidery. 15x44 inches.
Were $4. Now ------- $3.50
1 Smyrna Rug Pattern; nursery de-
sign on cotton canvas, wool yarn in
cluded to complete design only.
27x37 inches. Was $3.50. Now $3.25
1 Model Cotton Luncheon Cloth,
cream background with colored cross
stitch embroidery. 50x70 inches. Was
S14.50 $3.50
3 Manufacturers Discontinued Models
in All-wool Cardigans with hood at
tached. Size 16. Tan. Special at S7.95
4 AII-wool Sweaters with short sleeves
in tan and blue Size IA. Special, IS
An-wool Neck Scarfs in yellow,
white, navy or pink. Special s3.15
ART NEEDLEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Misses 2-piece Suits, '33"
We're S49.75 and more

We're S49.75 and more
IS beautifully tailored suits Of fine quality fabrics
including Forstmann wools Some are fur-trlmmed
(The trimmed styles are subject to the l0ao
Federal taxi Black brown, blue and wine Sizes IL
to 18 and 36
Suits of imported and domestic fabrics. by we'll known
tailor Black gray and brown in sizes IA to l8 and So
Were S85 Now ------ S5975
Suits with silver fox collars Sizes 18
and 20 Were S55 NoW-- S39.75 (plus 1910 taxi
Coats of imported tweed fabrics Navy gray
a. 18 and 38. Were s5e75. Now, S3975
Tweed Sports Coats in blue and and few
paids Also monoones in green black gray and rust
Sizes II to 18 Were $45. NQw--------------$ $29.'5
(A Goats Suits properly labeled to fabric)
CoArs SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Juniors Shoes, s3-9'
We're IS to s6.75

50 pairs of dress pumps in black,
brown or blue suede or wool gabar-
dine. Some with leather combinations.
Sizes in the group: AAAA-612, 7. 9.
AAA-6. 612, 7, TX, 8, 812, 9. AA-
to 9. As. 51a, 6. 612, 7, III, 8. B
a, Az, S, 512, 7, 71a, 8.
JUNIORS AND CHILDREN's SHOES,
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Little Boys Suits, 'I'''

we're y<95
25 including cotton corduroys and combinations of
wool pants with cotton gabardine tops cotton vel
veteen pants with rayon tops. Sizes and 2; blue
peach.
Is Little Girls Dresses including cotton corduroys
bnatons of wool skirt with cotton gabardne top ayon
velveteen skirt with top Sizes and 2; blue wine
peach. Were $S95 Now S1.85
Cotton Corduroy Skirts, wine. Size g. Less than
p price
Blouses, cotton rayon, size l. Were $5. $50
Cotton Corduroy Skirts with cotton bouses Blue
white; size 2. Were Sl.95. Now S125
Cotton Veveteen Dresses Blue with white
lars. Sizes and q Less than u price. S195
Little Boys Suits with blue cotton corduroy pants white
cotton tops Size 2 Were $l95 s125
Cotton Corduroy Jackets, slide fastened Size 2;
only Less than II price. Now S145
North Star Pink Wool Bathrobes and Were S4 95
Now S3.45
North Star Wool Bathrobes pink and blue.
S395 Now
l Esmond Blanket blue wool. 36x50 inches. Soiled Was
SO 95. Now - S295
Cotton Print Dresses, size 2. Were s115
Cotton Print Dresses, sizes and g. Were ST.
Sheer Cotton Dresses. pink. Sizes and g. Were
Now ---------- - sI45
Carters Sleeveless Shirts cotton Sizes and g. Were 40
Now 300
Carters Cotton Shirts, sizes and T. soed.
1 Two-piece Cotton Knit Suit. Navy and white size 3.
Soiled. Was s2.95 Now s195
INFANTS FURNISHINGS FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Girls Quilted Robes
SI.so We're $3.50 and more

35 robes of quilted cotton in big
Apple" print design, sizes 2 to IA.
IS Quilted Rayon Robes for Juniors
of red and blue plaid or large 1owered
pattern on black background, sizes II,
l3 and II. Were $595 and more.
Now S3.95
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Girls Cotton Frocks
s.9o We're S2.95

so dresses in girls, 'teen-age and
chubby sizes to 16, of plain colors,
checks and dotted patterns in red,
blue, brown and green.
so Girls Cotton Dresses Of dotted and
printed cottons in pink. blue and red,
sizes to IA. Were S195. Now S1.45
GIRLS AND 'TEEN-AcE APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Misses Sports Jackets, '9''

Were SI395 and more
18 nicely designed of 1000 wool in plain color and
plaid combinations including green. blue. brown,
black and beige. Sizes 10 to 20.
Suedeskin Sports Jackets in green brown
IL to 49, Were $895 and more Now ------------ $3.50
40 W0olandrayon Sports Dresses Navy black rust beige
and blue sizes 10 to 90 $1095 and S95
20 rayon Sports Dresses Black bege blue green
Sizes IL to 10. Were $1495 and more. Sl095
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Prints and Pictures
HaIf-Price

l Large Framed Print Of "The Con-
cert. Was $40. Now S.
1 Modern Flower Print, framed. Was
l Framed Flower Print. Was $40.
Now s5
2 Framed Nursery Prints. Were $3.50.
Now SI.75
French Prints Of character studies.
Were $3.50. Now S3 S3.75
1 French Print, framed in ivory-color
Was $3.50 Now ----------sI sI.75
1 George Bellows Print, modern artists
series. Was $40. Now S5
1 Original Water Color Of the Lincoln
Memorial. Was SO. Now--s SIS
2 Cherry Blossoms Prints on silk.
Were $3.50. Now -- S2.25
l Original Oil Painting framed in
FURNISHED gold-color. Was SO.
Now ------------------ S.
2 Small Framed Original Oil Paintings.
Were S5. Now wS2 S2.50
French Prints in reproductions Of
old box frames. Were 81. Now 81
glass Metal-Ieaf framed
Mirrors. Were S25. Now $3.50
3 Large Framed Prints. Were $3.50.
Now S3.75
PrOcessed Oil Landscape. Was S12.
Now So
i Large Print Of Monticello. Was
l Fine French Colored Etching. Was
81. Now So
PICTURES AND MIRRORS, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Walnut Room Gowns
Reduced

Individually selected and one-of-a-kind tashlons'
including: . . s d
Wool Dresses Jacket Ensembles in blue, reo' ano
brown Sizes IL 18. Were $6975 and S799o NoW-sao
10 including rayon dresses In navy ana oack one anu
chit dresses of sheer maize and beige
ny smo-pe1 40 1e ~ d nonre Now ----- $50
including Dresses rayon in beige black one wool
long coat ensemble in rose and wool suit
with fuu length cape in beige. Sizes 16 and H. were
$95 Now s
4 Dresses OF white silk Shantung black rayon crepe an9
roval blue sheer wool Also this group-one printed
rayon crepe dress fengh wool coat Sizes IL 70 zu
Were Sll0 and more. Now 900
Dresses coral silk and wool jersey one yelo" WIZ @
Init sizes 70 and IA Were s1l0 and more Now $95
Beige two-pece dress, of linen and WOOL size TO- wa was
SITS
Bolero Jacket Ensemble of navy rayon faille Size IA
Was S1e5 Now
WALNUT ROOM THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Fur Goats and Jackets
Reduced

Was $195 Now Sl35
Sable-dyed Muskrat Coat size l6. Were 1925.
Now --- .- Sl65
1 Sable-dyed Muskrat Flank Coat size Is. Was S225
Now S165
1 Baum Marten-dyed Guanaco 32-inch Coat,
$96 Now SIS
Browne dyed Red Fox Jacket size 16 Was s95 Now
l Dyed Skunk Jacket, size is. Was SITS. Now SIS
Black Caraculdyed Kdskn Coats, 16 and 49, Were
$3.50. Now .---- S99
Silver Muskrat 32inch Jacket Size IA Was $780, Now.
S99
1 Gray Kidskin Coat, size 16 Was SITS. Now ~ s1I9
Dyed China Mink Jacket, size 16 Was $3.50 Sl59
Silver Fox Jackets, sizes IA, is, and s195.
All prices plus 1919 tox
FUR SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Youths Sports Goats, '7'''
Were SI0.75

Were SI075
"a coats in smart paids checks and tweeds; sizes 10
to 16 in the group.
10 Youths Overcoats sigebreasted raglan sleeve style
only; sizes IA to 49, Were STATS. Now--- SSs5
10 Boys Kncker Suits threepiece singebreasted styles
sizes Is and 16. Brown green Were SIS Now $685.
% pairs Youths SIacks of wool in and blue
81 to 80 wastband in the group. Were IS pair. Now,
pair
All garments properly labeled for fabric content.
THE BOYS STORE FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Manufacturers Samples and
CIose-out Nightgowns

24o Gowns of rayon satin and crepe straight-cut
or bias; trimmed with lace embroidery. Blue,
blush ivory; sizes "a to SO. Would regularly be
$3.50. Special
120 Gowns rayon and silk satin crepe and rayon
satin lacy tailored Bias and straghcu designs are
included Blush blue and ivory sizes 80 to So Would regu
larly be s395. Special
UNDERWEAR THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
ChiIdren's AnkIets
5 pairs for We're 29c pair

$50 pairs children's cotton Isle and
terry cloth anklets in bright colors,
pastels and stripes; sizes BIZ to l013.
CHILDsEN's HOSIERY, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Living and Dining Room
Furniture Reduced

Club Sofs cotton tapestry reversible spring seat
cushion. Originally s11950 $3.50
Kidney-shape Sofa channelback style with mahogany
exposed frame Small hole rubbed in back Blue cotton bro
catele Originally $11950. $3.50
Chair covered in crewe embroidery with nat
background. Originally $4950 S3450
Leather-covered Lounge Chair brown leather. Originally
s7q 30 Now ---- S545O
Chair covered in brown leather with coisprng
base. Small Originally $79.50 Now--$3 $3975
Chppendale Sofa reversible spring seat cushion,
plum stripe Originally $104 S69.5O
Side Chair, 18th Century design mahogany with satin
wood green cotton velvet Originally s55 Now $3.50
Channel back Lounge Chair cotton velvet cover,
soled, reversible spring seat cushion Originally s55
Now ------ $3.50
Leather Lounge Chair beige topgran leather hair filled
with spring seat cushion Originally $99 Now $3.50
LIVING AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE, sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Juniors Millinery, 81"
Less than half.brice

IL turbans OF rayon crepe In black,
navy, yellow, powder blue and rose;
sizes 81 to 22l2.
Is Hood and Mitten Sets. 70% wool,
800 cotton; white, blue and yellow,
small sizes. Now less than haf-price.
Is White Bunny Fur Muffs in pouch
and barrel shapes. Less than half
price. Now soc plus 1919 tax
GIRLS AND JUNIORS MILLINERY,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Housewares Reduced

Porcelain-top Tables, 25x40 inches,
with cutlery drawer. Were 1895.
Now S5.95
Porcelain-top Tables, 2ox36 inches.
with cutlery drawer. Were $995.
NOW ------------------- S0'5O
1 Tile-top Table, cream and maroon,
18x26 inches. Was $685.. Now S5.95
/ Brass Wood Carrier. Was $3.50.
NUW SO.HC
1 Unpainted Bookcase Cabinet. Less
than half price. Now --------$5.95
l Unpainted Chest Of Drawers. Was
~. NUW S0.0V
1 Three-piece Unpainted Bookcase Set.
Less than half price. Now----$3.95
1 Unpainted Drop-leaf Table. Was
%. NUW
HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH FLOOR
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Rugs Reduced

l 12x12 Figured Wool Administer
Broadloom Rug. Was S7250.
Now $3.50
1 12xS5 Red Plain Weave Wool Broad
loom Rug. Was $82.30. Now S43.50
1 12x13.6 Green Plain Weave Wool
Broadloom. Was $127.50. Now, S64.50
1 12x12 Tan Plain Weave Wool Broad
loom. Was $3.50. Now S44.50
1 12x1o Green Plain Weave Wool
Broadloom. Was s101.90. Now $3.50
1 9x5.3 Figured Wool Administer Rug.
Was $45.35. Now $27.50
8 9x12 Seamless Wool Administer Rugs
in discontinued patterns. Were $3.50.
Now -. $3.50
RUGS, Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Juveniles Dresses, SIS
We're S295 and more

As frocks of cotton corduroy and
dimity, rayon taffeta and cotton vel
veteen in blue, red and wine, sizes
to 6.
IS Cotton Corduroy Jumpers in blue
and green, sizes 3 to 6. Were S195.
Now -- S1.45
TrrvrNrr re- Addict FoTTpTu Fr O0p
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Theodore HaviIand
American China
Reduced

CloSe-out Of Georgia" pattern.
8 Luncheon Plates. Were Csc. Now. 45c
IL Coupe Soups. Less than u price.
NOW ------ -------------------
IL Cream Soup Cups and Saucers.
Less than "a price. Now--------75o
1 Chop Plate. Was IS. Now----s2.5o
1 Cake Plate. Less than " price.
1 Platter, 14-inch. Was IS. Now, $2.50
1 Sugar Bowl Was So Now---$1.5o
/ Cream Pitcher. Was 81. Now 81
Close-out Of Monterey pattern.
] Faststand Gravy Boat. Was So.
NOW S4
l Platter, 10-inch. Less than u price.
NOW %
/ Platter, 12-inch. Less than u price.
1 Platter, 14-inch. Was 50. Now, $3.50
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
"FIanaseI" Spun Rayon
yard 6Se Vas SIPS yard

IT'S yards in stripes. and plaids in null
ticolors for all casual clothes; 80 inches
wide.
900 Remnant Silks, Rayons, and Cot
tons; print, plain and novelty weaves
in lengths Of l to 3 yards, SO to SO
inches wide. Reduced n and y.
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Misses Walnut Room
Formal Dresses Reduced

Included are dresses of silk faie chiffon and net
rayon lace, crepe. lame and net Royal blue white
black. red. pink and rust: sizes 10 to 18.
/ Much less than u price. Now s2s
Much less than n price. S39
1 Originally s69.75 $50
Much less than "a price. $50
Originally $3.50 and Now-------------------SS SS4
4 Originally $3.50 to SITS. $l12
WALNUT ROOM THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Misses Evening Fashions
Reduced

Group of dresses, including rayon crepe jersey net
velvet tafeta lace and chiffon and cotton velveteen
Green, white, gold blue, pink. black, navy and red;
sizes 10 to 20 in the collection.
Originally s16s5 and Now ss.75
IL Originally S2295 and S25. Now S4.50
Z Originally s2975. Now SIG. 50
Originally $25. Now S1S.75
Originally 2975 and s35 Now s22
Originally 1875. Now $3.50
MISSES FORMAL DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Junior Misses Street Frocks
,4'95 to 'I4.9'
We're S7.9S to S2295

" ere S7.95 to yZI.13
35 dresses of WOOL rayon crepe. spun rayon, rayon
taffeta cotton veveteen and cotton corduroy in red
blue, brown, natural and green; sizes II to IS in
the group.
Is S795. S495
10 $685. Now
10 s2295
20 Tweed Sports Jackets, monotone multi-color,
in black blue and green sizes in the group II to IS
0 sl295 S795
10 s1095. S5e5
80 spon and cardigan styles Of WOOL and wool
angora blends sizes 80 to &c. light and dark colors
Argyle plaids than haf-price s295
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Misses Dresses Reduced

Included are daytime and dreSsy afternoon types,
iacket dresses and long coat ensembles. One and
two-piece styles OF silk crepe, rayon crepe ana no
sheer wool in prints and plain colors sizes IL 10 ~
~ ~ W, &c os ~ 600 o5 Now S12. so
90 W. W. 90 NJ ~ rooro Now $3.50
~ W 80 ~ - 80 Nou SIG so
Were S29.75 and more Ss
Were $35 and more. go
Were $45 to s4e75. go
IL Were s4975 and more. %!
IL Were s597 to S75.
3
MISSES THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Martex Cotton Bath
Towels, Hand Towels,
Wash Cloths

Slightly imperfect; priced u to " less than
regular price Made with famous close under
weave and long loops, white with colored bor-
ders or solid colors: very broken assortment.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
1000 Yards u phoktery Fabric Mi||-ends, So
yard
Regularly would be 81 and yard

gabardne
CURTAINS D
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Houserobes, sI's'

Less than J price
II houserobes of suede-f finished rayon,
sizes IL and IA only in blue; slide
fastened.
Silk Bed Jackets of white and tea
rose silk, trimmed with cotton lace;
slightly soiled. Less than haf-price.
Now S2.95
8 Rayon Negligees and Pajamas;
white and tearose and rose brocade,
some cotton lace trimmed; sizes II to
20 in the group. Were S10.95 and
more. Now S5.95
NEGLIGEES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Women's Daytime Frocks

Included in the group are plain and printed rayon
crepe dresses some with jackets or long coats
few wool dresses and costume SUITS al properly
labeled as to fabric content, in blue black. navy,
roco ond oreen sizes 141h to 2411 16 to "A.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Millinery Reduced

, ID Less than y, price
25 hats Of rayon fabric and fur felt In
black. brown, gold-color, pink, wine
and light blue; headsizes % to %.
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Women's Shoes, s5's'

We're s1O95 and more
175 nairs Women's Matrix and Pandora shoes OF
suede and calfskin in plum, wine, black and brown
Sizes:
Evening star., 1942-02-26


mai dod
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Hand Towels
Large Bath Towels
Wash Cloths
ii lSC

25c H--l -lSc 9----------l5c
Printed Cotton and -Rayon Luncheon Cloths -Sl95
Slightly imperfect priced u to "a less than regular
A colorfu cloths In the popular 54x54 size Also:
+54x72 cloths 1896 1-s3x9o cloth s575
LINENS FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26

JUVENILES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-02-26

WoMEN's SHOES, SECOND FLOOR.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-30
FIELD MARSHAL
MACARTHUR?
WatSonyillo Rcgistcl0

(Wat>onNllle RegiStcr)
For many weeks. the American atmos-
phcro has ben popping with suggestions
concerning Gen. Douglas MacArthur-
these running all the way from sending
him some ai1planeS To bringing him home
TO run fer president in the next Quadreu-
",al election.
To-day. TIL, newspaper produces new
proposal. aHd an interesting one. that
originates with = Well known Watson
Vile subscriber I i, for the govern
ment to MAX NaeA:tNUr a tjcld marshall
the first American military leader to hold
that rank.
\ field marshal. is we understand the
matter, is !; commander outranking a
full general, usually one who is placed
at the head Of a foreign eXreditionary
force. Fer some reason, the United
States never has conferred this rank OH
any OF is army heads, probably because
III none OF ltS wars until recent times WAS
a major foreign eXpeditiOnary force en-
ployed. IN the first World war, John
j. PerShlng Was a fOuT-Star general.
serving under the command Of Marshal
Foch.
Now, with Gen. Macarthur placed ;a
the head. not only Of strong American
forces fighting in 4 distant foreign land
but also of other United Nations forces,
it would be appropriate, our WatSonvilIe
frierd argues to bestoW on him the baton
of a field marshal
While We are not equipped with the
necessary military knowledge to analyze
and pass judgment on the idea, we con-
feSS il does sound logical. All in favor
of making it Field Marshal Douglas Mac
Arthur please signify by buying another
bond