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Evening star., 1942-01-12
|Viereck WithhoIds
Answers, Testifying
In Fish Aide Case
Refuses Replies, Feoring
incriminotion; Linked to
Hill by Lundeen Clerk

George Sylvester Viereck, regis
tered German agent, termed by
Government prosecutors the high
priest" Of German propaganda IN
the United States, went on the wit
ness stand in District Court today
In the trial Of George Hill. second
secretary to Representative Fish,
Republican, Of New York, but re-
fused to answer many Of the first
questions put to him on the grounds
that the answers might incriminate
him.
The same grand jury that in
dicted Mr.. Hill on a perjury charge
for allegedly falsely declaring be.
fore it that he did not know Viereck
also indicted Viereck for failing II
reveal all of his Nazi activities te
the State Department. His trial
will follow that Of Mr.. Hill.
Viereck admitted on the stand
that he was born in Munich. Ger
many, but stood on his constitu-
tional rights when asked his occu-
patton and how long he had pursued
it.
He examined q photostat Of his
registration before the State De-
partment as a foreign agent. and
said the signature appeared to be
his. He refused to say whether he
was an employe of the German gov
ernment during the first World War,
but admitted authorship Of a book
called Spreading the Germs Of
Hate"
Viereck Appears at Ease.
Appealing once again to the pro-
lection of the Constitution, Viereck
refused to answer the question: DO
you know George HIP"
Viereck also was asked whether
he ever paid money to Mr.. Hill OF
to some one on his behalf. Again
the answer came:
II refuse to answer on constitu-
tional grounds"
Viereck appeared to be at perfect
ease during his questioning by Will
liam Power Maloney, special assist.
ant to the Attorney General. ano
from time to time smiled at Justice
F. Dickinson Let's and at the jury
Defense Attorney O'Connor de-
manded that Justice Let's declare a
mistrial Immediately after the direct
examination. contending 1t was
highly pejudicial to Mr.. Hills
rights.
Mistrial Motion Denied.
When this motion was overruled
the defendants counsel finished his
Interrogation with a sweeping ques.
ton. He demanded, on behalf of the
defendant, that Viereck tell every.
thing he knew about his relations
with Mr.. Hill and about any money
he may have paid Representative
Fish's secretary.
Viereck again refused to answer
The same response had come wher
Prosecutor Maloney asked whether
Viereck had written or edited who's
Who Among the Warmongers," by
former Senator Rush D. Holt, pub
lished by Flanders Hall.
Mr.. Viereck would not say whether
he was in Germany when the pres
ent war broke out or whether he had
agreed to act as a German repre-
sentative in the United States.
He gave one definite answer-that
he does not know Defense Attorney
1See HIIJ- TPIAI. page A.70
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(See RUSSIAN, Page A-6)
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(See HILL TRIAL, Page A-7D
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(See GERMANY, Page Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

they don't get tangled In the ships controls"
But OF precious water there is little TO
squander on shaving
On long hops the boys sleep only in cat,naps;
Sleep they learn, is something that can be done
without. But when the opportunity comes 10
catch 40 winks. they can curl up anywhere and
snooze away. They learn to wake instantly and
completely.
THEY have fierce pride in everything they do.
They are proud OF their commanders and
the officers who make the calls" with them.
With them it's matter OF complete and utter
teamwork Each man has his specific job. He
aims to do that job just little better than its
ever been done before.
The best men In the fights are the calm ones
Officers look for placdity in their men above all
else. The colonel with whom i spoke positively
glowed with pride when speaking OF the cool and
calculating manner with which the boys dis
patched their duties.
When I asked the colonel about a couple Of
heroes who had received widespread publicity.
he smiled.
They're ALL heroes" he answered 81 tell
you. II the people knew what those boys are doing
this very minute-they wouldn't believe ID.
"Our equipment and our men better than
the Japs Always have been. We've proved that
repeatedly But II breaks your heart how we've
been outnumbered."
They think lot Of those planes in peace
time. In time of war that devotion amounts 10
a fetish.
What do the fellows think about when the
going Is toughest?
What do you think they think about? Their
girls? Their homes? Safety Getting back in
one piece
No They think about the job at hand.
Every man is tight parcel of nerves and
stamina. Every works with the team in
mind II the teamwork is good they are
through. Teamwork will win this war.
BROADWAY Smalltalk: Rye and gin lbut not
II SCOTCH are on the verge of being fstioned
Tip 10 the not-so-smart: Keep your draft card
on YOU Plainclothesmen are demanding TO see
them at ball games etc.
Girls who get screen test offers better check
first with the police. One alleged scout steered
some hungry-for- Hollywood girls elsewhere
Many uniformed heads will roll within 30
days in Washington. And not because of the
war!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Next Last Cruise
Is Tomorrow

Steamer Put-in-Bay will leave
the First street dock at 9 a. m.
tomorrow on her next TO last spe-
cial cut-rate Friday excursion to
Cedar Point and return. The YES
sci will stop 81 hours at Cedar
Point, also briefly at Put-in-Bay,
where excursionists so desiring
may stop for six hours. The boat
is scheduled to be back in Detroit
around 10:45 p. m.
The special bargain fare is 81
for adults, so cents for children )
to Ia. This low rate of transporta-
ton is obtainable by clipping ex-
cursion ticket coupons, such as
appears in an Ashley e. Dustin
Steamer Line advertisement in
this issue of The Detroit Times.
and exchanging them at the Ash
ley 81 Dustin office at the foot of
First street, or at The Detroit
Times Travel Bureau. 1870 Casst
avenue.
The final of this summers spe-
cial cut-rate Friday Cedar Point
excursions will be held Septem-
Der 4.
In Sundays Detroit Times you'll
find an Ashley & Dustin Steamer
Line advertisement with excursion
ticket coupon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27


who have been in the thick of the fighting in the
South Pacific since the beginning of hoStilii2s.
Young men, they are: young and handsome and
cear-eyed. You thrill with pride just talking to
them
Last night had dinner with colonel He
seemed young for that high rank but II ever
high rank was earned. his was. OF himself he
had little TO say. But from others. friends OF
his, learned that this man had been IN more
than so actual combat raids in areas all through
the South Pacific Many of his buddes have
nameless graves in those troubled waters. OF
many no certain information is possible.
MORE than anything this officer wants 10
AVA return TO the fight. From him learned
thing or two about the American air force in the
Pacific.
Far less superstitious than some accounts
woHid have It's believe. Our air fighters neverthe-
less don't like the word "Good-by' TO send them
on their way. With them it's always. See You
later" an expression that has definite meaning
with them. They thoroughly believe they WILL
see you later" and they fly away with that
u hought in mind.
Sometimes they don't shave for days; weeks
st time.
I'VE clip our Boards" said my informant, so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
On the Side
Distributed by King Feature. Syndicate. Inc.

Garlic. 3-George NJ Conan Ava Tanguay.
6-Vesta Victoria. S-Maggie Cline. 9-Bert
Williams. 11-Eddie Leonard: 12-Blanche Ring.
DLEASE note: states Detroiter:
You confess ignorance to what Mich
igan luke Box Jennie Is. These sweater girls
Of high school age who hang around small town
confectionery stores with their boy schoolmates."
Almost CONFIDENTIAL Ever hear of father
originating names for his children That IS
what the father OF ida Wadrop Of San Francisco
did. He named his four daughters Oza Oda,
Yda and ida
Passing by: Ray Day Detroit ndustrialist
He is eligible for membership in The-Name- That
Is-a-Poem-Club. which includes in its membership
Lew Blue Hugh Blue and Ed Head.
Mrs. Harrison Williams was chosen the best
dressed woman Of 1887. Maybe il was 1886
There should be selection of the six best dressed
married women Of the United States whose hus-
bands have incomes OF less than 81 500 year
No woman 10 be eligible unless the mother Of
at least two children.
WRITES Manhattan matron:
w MY husbands birthday IL the same yours
and naturally am In position To sympathize
with your wife In being married to a Leo"
Listen, lady can l help when l was born
I'm beginning 10 lose my temper Beware OF
the fury of patient man. I'm getting fed up
being told July born fellows are dumb will
die young and make bum husbands.
CIHCAGOAN says he is y, has all his teeth and
~ never had toothache Lucky guy l have
never had a headache but l certainly have
had some terrific toothaches. toothache is
the worst of all sufferngs that do not require
that the sufferer stay in bed
$50 somebody said the only girl In a family
of many sons IL always happy" writes a young
woman Of Boston. II have five brothers and they
have practically driven nuts. I wish 7 had
FIVE sisters even II they did borrow my clothes"
Dispatch from Hollywood says the producers
have had trouble finding stories suitable for
films for Jeanette Macdonald Where did they
look? How about that hit play Of the yester-
year about singer called The Climax" How
about Edward Sheldons Romance? How about
a film version OF the musical show The Only
Girl?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

OF you cannot remember at least eight
OF the names OF the entertainers who introduced
the following songs you should be ashamed Of
yourself. II Can't Make MY Eyes Behave"
u Picked a Lemon in the Garden of Love"
3-"Mary Is Grand Old Name" Al Don't
Care. My Gal Was Hghborn Lady"
6-"Wating At the Church 7-"Cudde Up a
Little Closer 8-'Throw Him Down Nc
Closkey' 9-"Woodman Spare That Tree" 10
Good Night. Beloved Good Night. 1l-Roly
Poly Eyes" 12-"Rings On My Fingers"
A-On numbers s. z and 10 you have me- sir.
But GS for the others: ANNA Held. 2-Richard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
E. Y. Darling

Nothing 10 thought rare
Which is not neW, and followed;
Yet ne know
Thnt Whot pds born t0ehty years ago
Comes into grace again.
Beaumont and Fletcher.
tAbove is true Of styles of women but not Of
men. Women are wearing innumerabe styles
they wore 20 years ago and also styles their
mothers wore 20 years before that. But when
the innumerable styles tossed aside forever by
men are the choker collar. peg top pants racoon
overcoats, Paddock" overcoats. derby hats and
buttoned patent leather shoes
FEMININE subscriber says:
II arm SO and . dishwater blonde"
Something l must not further postpone is
finding out just what dishwater blonde is
Capt Simon Lake is not the inventor of the
submarine often claimed for him. He is the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Boys Clothing, FURNISHINGS

1000 Model Shirts; seconds white and patterns 90
So boy' Suits; two pair Stacks, woosndrayon 1895
So boys Suits: knieker and long pants 95
IS Boys Suits; two longs two kneker. woolens
zss Boys Slaeks; seconds, rugged eorduroys 2es
1s1 Boys Jackets; cotton popn in aviator styles
2s3 Boys Golf kniekers patterned woolens 2s9
SSI Colt Hose seconds. bold patterned cotton
81 Boys Model Slack Suits shrunk cotton
296 Boys Wash Saeks; eottons zoe
176 Boys Shorts; ssnforze shrunk pattern,
4Z Boys Sport Shirts; solid eolors washable
81 Boys Shorts; for husky boys solid eoors
70 Boys kniekers; for husky boys hrunk 90
81 Boys Kniekers; eotton. .ol;d eoIor 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Mems FURNISHINGS

1885 Mems Shirts seconds, white, patterns
esI Mems Shirts; seconds white. printed
sl3 Sport Shirts; cotton in button front style
zeS Mems lies; in light and dark shades &c
4I8 Mems Ties stripes and patterns,
zss Mems Handkerehiefs seconds white and border, &c
1856 Army-Rejeet Hose; regulars 90
1898 Mems Hose regulsr cotton pr
l19 Mems Sweaters; and pulover styles
1900 Mems Shirts; ma jory white som. trim. 2ee
lis Mems Sweaters Pullovers sleeveless regusrs 69e
Cotton royon-WoofD
us Mems Union Suits; seconds of 'Chslmers
664 Mems Shirts and Shorts.
Io Jsekets button and ripper fronts various fabrics $50
ITO Niens Swim trunks; eoton-rsyon-lsstex Ace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

inventor Of the even
keel submarine.
Please note: Now
Chicago is Boosting IL
has a croSS-eyed cat.
But what does that
amount 10. Every city
has a cross-eyed cat.
But how many cities
have a cat that wags
its tall A rancher
near Douglas, Ariz.. has
a cat like that.
A SKIING: Q - Can
"A you pronounce my
name, which is Necia ?
A-V cry 81 nipple.
p ron unc alton is
Noe eha
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

OF them guard their
words carefully: telling
only what they deem
wise to be heard. You
have the feeling. listen
ing TO them, that the
greater part OF their
story remains safely
tucked away in their
heads. And you admire
them for il.
Here in Tampa. Fla,
home of the third air
force and one OF the
greatest a ena Is of
democracy in this coun-
try. 1 have met and
talked with scores OF
returned heroes mon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

Doctor clendening has seven pamphlets
which can be obtained BY readers
Each pamphlet sells for 10 cents For
any one pamphlet desired, send 10 cents
In coin and q self addressed envelope
stamped with a Scent stamp. 10 DR.
Logan Clendening, In care of this pa per.
The pamphlets are: Three weeks Re-
dueing Diet" indigestion and Constipa-
ton, Reducing and Gaining" Infant
Feeding" Instruction for the Treatment
Of Disbetes" Feminine Hygiene" and
The Care OF the Hair and Skin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Mems Shoe Department

3S7 Oxfords, Trent white and sport styles pr
lls prs Mems Oxford.; elassed imperfect pr. 2s9
iOo prs Mems Army Shoes rejects ......... pr.
~ prs Mems Slippers seconds and samples ... pr.
ios prs Mems Oxfordsi moeeasn style pr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Curtain Department

1898 Curtains prselas bath, cottage PR
zz PR: Drapsrs:; regeneration damask 44xsoin 3es
s1S Window Shades; seconds machine oil type
1900 Curtain PANEL tailored ends pr
zoo Curtain Psnes rayon marquisette, 36x44-n 3se
Is6 Tapestry Squares 24x24 inches variety
si7 Odd Curtains and PANELS varied assortment Ise
10 Awnings; H., IA and 15ft Widths stripes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

blue eyes, sprains, back
wrenches, cuts, bruises, being
knocked unconscious, charley
horse. etc.
To get into this list you have
10 break bone or rupture a
spleen. or he paralyzed or some
thing really noteworthy.
In ALL I have a total of 1893
L injuries of this kind. OF which
LOST occurred in college players,
2,426 in high school players, $50
on sandlots. IS in grade school
and Ia miscellaneous.
Not once more the preponder-
ance of high school injuries
which supports my contention
that boys Of high school age are
not physically matured enough
TO stand the gaff, at least until
they are seniors.
To tick off some items: ankle
fractures--college, 1876; high
school. 326; brain injury-only
in hight school 4 (concussions
not counted: eye injuries lse-
rious)-coliege Is, high school
IS; ruptured kidneys-college 3,
high school IL: fractured leg
college 169. high school 1893; dis
located knee-college 215, high
school 329; fractured pelvis-
college !, high school 4; abdomi-
nal rupture-high school 8: spine
injury 'serious)-college 2, high
school 30.
A FEW unusual ones were one
IA raptured spleen thad to be
removed), one crushed larynx
when a player stepped on his
friends neck. one tetanus, one
lung collapse and 26 lime burns.
The coaches say they protect
their players and do not send
them into a game unless they
are in perfect physical condi-
ton. How trustworthy such
statements are can be judged
from the following quotations:
From an Ohio newspaper,
Nov. Ia. 1941:
"Star halfback G. was helped
off the field I'm tho first half
with an injured knee and car
ried from the field In the second
half with an injured knee"
IRON Texas newspaper. Oct.
l. II, 1941;
HE had to play one game re-
Gently with sponge rubber and
tape protecting three injuries on
his legs, another sponge cover
Ing q back injury, a knee brace
on weak knee, and tape
wrapped around a pair of ankles
that are subject TO a breakdown
at any time"
To show how football fits a
man TO serve his country ]
quote:
81. j. has been forced to
give up his army flying career
because of physical inability TO
stand high attitudes. A nose in
Jury suffered when he played
football" etc.
What is the excuse for all this
death, suffering and disability
that compares with a war? II
doesn't make men as the coaches
argue. II isn't good sport. II
has become one OF the most
stupid games on earth for the
spectator.
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS
S. SIN your opinion would
carbon dioxide snow be helpful
to bring about the disappearance
Of birthmark known as the
port wine variety?
Answer-YeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Toiletries Department
Notions Department

ss Knitted Shoe Bags for travelling. mr. ose
81 Dining Room Chair Seat Covers armchair style zee
.es lamp shade Covers small size. only
loz OHeoth Remnsnts assorted eolors Sc TO AGE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
The American Air Force in the Pacific
BY JOHN GARFIELD

star Of Warner Bros Epic Of American Air Corps Ar
Fores'-Now on Location at Drew Field, Tampa, Fla
'T'liEY are quiet bdnch OF heroes our South
Pacific fers: the absolute cream of our
nghting men. Most OF them shy fellows:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Rugs and FIoorcouerines

sro.dIoom REMNANTS figured plain 1878 1880
3s Scatter Rugs; pieeed 22x4o inches varied
81 Throw Rugs; 2lx34 inches, cotton chenille see
81 Cotton Chenille Rugs; 22x32 30x54 70 to 81
room.sire Rugs; skx10k feet, wool Wilton. rs
I'll yds insd Lnosum Remnants wide variety so yd 6se
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Lamps, Mirrors, Gifts

46 Table Lamps; bases only complete gid so to
81 Mirrors. Peture.t damaged assorted group to
III Lamp Shades damaged, msjority rayon. to
l3l Peures framed imitation eoors, varied
81 pcs Assorted Gifts odds and ends, DANA ed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

Doctor Clendening will an
swer questions of general
interest only, and then only
through this column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Wonens Cloves, ChiId's Roincapes

zoo prs Summer Gloves; cotton, rsyons, soled
sea prs Summer Cloves soiled cotton, rsyon
$50 prs. Gloves styles in popular eoor, soed so
HS Shidrens Rubber Rsinespesj for girls to 10 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Mems Clothing

40 Men, Suits; yesround wooen,. single II IS
50 Iopeosts; majority tweeds, reversibles.
rs Men Slack Suits; ssnorized, washable eottons
1877 prs Mems Saeks; washable cottons see
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Mems Work Clothing

ISL Prs Work Pants; cotton whipeord,. sanforized
400 Work Sets; cotton heringbone, shirt
IT'S prs Sem-Dress Pants; double pr
Slight Alteration Charge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

During Mr.. WineheiFs absence his column
VIII be conducted by guest coIumniSts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Bedding Department

iss Quilts, well stitched, floral prints: 72.s4 inches 23s
I'll Blankets; T2xsA-in pastel not less Sc wool
Odd and Soiled Blankets and Comforts Reduced
Odd and SoiIed Spreads and Dvaperies Reduced
100 yds @2.in. Truth Pillow Tubng short
Remnants Of Muslin, Sheetng and Pillow Tubing Reduced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
HUDS0N'S BASEMENT 81
Rayon and Corduroy Fabrics

34So yds Rayon Remnants; assorted eoors print, Reduced
sS4 yds Narrow Vale Corduroy; Ia yds fall eoIors yd
1850 yds Fall Rsyon Fabrics; to yds 3sneh yd
1887 yds Summer Rsyon Fsbsj clearance 3sneh yd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Cotton Wash Fabrics

AIS yd' Printed Pqus; discontinued patterns 36n yd 2sc
3s4 yds Striped Cotton Seersueker; go 36n is yds
3zS yds Checked Gngham to yards 36ineh yd. Csc
64s yd' Assorted Wash Cottons; to yards 36n yd zee
Ss yds Plaid Cngasm to yards, 36ineh yd. zoe
67s yds Sanforized Blue Denim; light shade 29n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Junior Miss Apparel

1913 Junior Miss Summer Dresses; eottons spun so
rs Junior Miss Summer Dresses, Solids prints
81 Junior Miss Suits; wools wooen-rayon pds sods 80
% Junior Miss Goats; wool woolayon dsssy sports
81 Junior Miss Coats; woolandrayon types
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Injuries Toll
Brings Blast
On Football
Dispute Claim II Fits
Players for Services

BY LOGAN CLENDENING, M. d
IN MY collection OF injuries
L due to playing football in the
season OF 1@1, which / tabu-
late below, 1 omit such minor
things as bloody nose, black and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Towels, Cloths and Linens

346 Turkish Towels; seconds of Moor, 16xzs inehe.
64s Handmade Doies; aetivs fet 12n round .hsp.
42s Dresser Sea; 14x34 and 14x45n Cape Cod type
Table Of odd and soled Luncheon Cloths and Sets Reduced
SIS yds. Towslins and Table Dam.,k. Reduced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

MISSES lotion blouses white and eolored
summer roio Shirtsj asserted knit stripes. Soc
ol Swimsuts pretty printed dressmsker styles
yseke"i your favor'te faded blue denns 110
l34 Denim Ovsrals sturdy washable faded blue
<s Siaeksuits; novelty weavss and 270
aysuits; printed xPses eoons with skirts 70
10 Stacks; solid color well tailored.
,o9 S.eks; tuobsbie eottons popular styles
1877 Felt Hats, dressy styles in eoor. .....liS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Girls and Teens Apparel

% Girls Dresses sheer cotton prints
Srs Dressssi spun rayon and cotton prints. 90
$50 Girls Playsuts; 2-peee cotton novelty prints.
AZ Girls Slaeksi solid and faded blue dsnns iz9
loI Teen Saeks solid color .......1.S9
80 cen Pi.ysuits 2pieee styles skirts
81 Teen Jsrkin Suits woosn- andrayon paids 40
40 eens GUNNER Dressss cotton and prints 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
CMldren's Wear

los Cotton Dresses; styles jority print. so.
81 Cotton Veveteen Hats; fall eolors -. - az
10 some seeonos cotton hsnneiette o9s
l97 Combinations; cotton knit. weight. 3es
leo Folio Shirts washable cotton knits, A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

10Y oddsrs Dresses assorted eoIor summer styles So
l42 Toddlers' Polo Shirts cotton knts 9sss
20! Quilted P.dsi seconds stitched cotton, I51i7 fes
odde,' Sun Suits printed cotton sirls' J. i0s
sss 3oed Wears infsnt toddier. each Zoe a. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS

S. SIN your opinion would
carbon dioxide snow be helpful
TO bring about the disappearance
Of a birthmark known as the
port wine variety?
Answer-YeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Foundation GARMENTS

aSs Mesh Corseletsj cotton, broken size,
z3o Foundations; variety of styles rsyon-
100 Ior'e'et' Sepn', Grdes; r.yon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Children's, Infants Boys Shoes

129 Child Flsx' Shoes; imperfect. so
,s omboy Shoes imperfses and sample. z3s
las Poll Parrot Shoes; sample. Of fall style, az
81 prs Simplex Fexies' Shoes; imperfect, -. 30
1874 prs Boys Shoes samples. imperfeet,, to Iss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Waller WincheH
On Broadway

Trade Mark Registered. Copyright, lS42.