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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-15
Pictures Shown

Pictures Shown e.
At the Farmers Club meeting
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs.
Julia Foreman. George Roberts
and Mrs. n. G. Currie showed pic
lures OF different countries OF the
world. A contest took place con-
sisting of the army and navy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-15
Blrthdays Celebrated

About 35 friends and neighbors
gathered at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Kehrl Saturday evening
to attend birthday party in hon
or Of Mr.. Kehrl and Mrs. Roy Ut
ley. Pedro was the diversion OF
the evening. A pot-luck luncheon
was served.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-15
Plan Gard Party

Plan Card Party
At the P.TA. meeting OF the
Salem Union School Friday eve
ming, another card party was
planned, which will be In the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Ham
mond Friday evening, Jan. 80 at
s p. m. The public may attend
There will be table prizes and re
freshments. Pedro. euchre and
500 games will be played.
Brotherhood 10 Meet
The Washtenaw County Brother
hood will meet at the Federated
Church Sunday afternoon and eve
ming, Jan. Is. Refreshments will
be served in the church dining
room at 6 p. m.
Parents Of Son
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Benjamin
are the parents OF son born FRI
day in Plymouth Hospital.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Bank CIearines Show
11.3per Cent Gain
Over Year Ago
Volume in d Cities
81 Per Cent Above
Preceding Week
n. the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April l6.-Bsnk
clearinss in ~ leading cities during
the last week aggregated s6.4l6,-
456, 900. q rise OF 81 per cent from
the previous week and l23 per cent
ahead OF the comparable week Of
1e4l. Dun a. Bradstreet reported
today.
The expansion occurred both in
New York City. where most of the
transactions were reported, and In
the rest Of the group.
Denver was added to the survey
this week and previous data revised
10 provide accurate comparisons
Denver's turnover was $3.50 900.
an increase of 1873 per cent from
last years s33,953. 900.
New York showed a volumne of So
223, sos 900. a gain OF 81 per cent
over the like l94l figures.
The more important advances over
l94l were topped by Detroit, up
34.3 per cent: Minneapolis clearings
were 1913 per cent ahead OF lg4l; st.
Louis gained 25.5 per cent, Rich
mond. ISL; New Orleans, 238. and
Cleveland, 23i. Chicago clearings
at 1894 100000 were up per cent
from last year.
Clearings with percentage in
creases from last year and daily
average volume for February, March
and April TO date were:
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Bultimore Livestock

BALTIMORE. April I6 up %. q. Dept
OF Aerlculture).--ll am. quotations:
CAttle-6e5. including iTb hoieovers:
on an active basis At .prices strons, to
hisher than those prevailins OF, Monday;
steers and COWS sold 1915 and in some
instances S5 hisher than on Monday
prices OF bulls we're fully steady 10 strong
steer top, 1918 paid for load OF lilo
pounds good TO choice Grade steers;
GOOD grade steers sold from IL 4o-s5;
medium grade steers from J. ,5o-12.26;
the bulk Of cows realized 7.00-s.e0 with
few shelly Gamers downward to 6.00
cows to sell At 3. 90 and above were very
scarce; outstanding sausage bulls sold at
II 90; mostly sausage bulls. l0.25-75.
youns beef bulls, II .25-l2.25; small lots
OF feeder steers and heifers realized IL .o0-
1900
Calyes--2a5: steady; good to choice,
u 0o-b0; common and medium mostly
l0oo-l2 so; average, Of calves SOMEWHAT
Hoes-l, 600. Opened 90 lower than
later tradins early top. 40; late top
1925; good and choice lS0-2lo pounds.
Aoo-2h: l6o-lso pounds and 22o-240
pounds l3.So-l4.05; 24o-26o pounds,
l355-So; l4o-l60 pounds, l34o-6A; .6O-
300 pounds IL 1880, 130-l4o pounds,
lS.0O-25; l@0-130 pounds, l2.9o-l3.l5;
packing SowS, IL .a5-lS05,
Sheep-50 Around 50 head of 90
pound good srade wooled lambs sold at
l4,oo
Evening star., 1942-04-16
London Bonk Report

LONDON, April l6 tN.--Bank Of Eng
land note circulR tion continued it's un-
interrupted rise for the eiGhth consecu-
tive week. incressins more than f3,o00 600
TO the second hish OF f767. 10000
The 1duciary note issue OF the bank
was increased last December by csc, O00,-
600 TO an authorised total OF 1850. 00u, 600.
since that date, the note circulation has
increased Slightly more than ESQ. .noo, 600
total
Private deposits and government st
curitles both showed substantial losses and
the banks reserve decreased more than
81 600 600.
Ratio OF reserve 70 liabilities this week
this week stood st : e." per cent, compared
with the record low Of so the same date
o year ago.
me detsned statement for the week
ended April is follows tin thousands OF
pounds, Circulation, S67llO; increase
3ls4. Bullion, 654; increase, SIS. Reserve
1888; decrease. 1907. Public deposits.
S.f1o, decrease, pa, Private deposits,
15a.ll0 decrease, IL. sal Government
securities, 49,, ,3Sa. decrease, lo.lS0. Other
securities. So,61O, increase l,4s3 Ratio
OF reserve 10 liabilities, : . per cent COM
pared with s,3 last week. Rate OF discount.
per cent
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Washington Produce

BuTTER--93 score, tubs, 4oh., i-pound
Sos4' h.-pound prints. 4lH; e2 score,
tubs, 3SA: I-pound prints, 3aH; M-pound
prints, 3pSa; OIL score. tubs, 3sla; 1-pound
prints, 80; h-pound prints, 3ah; 90 score,
tubs, 3sH; 1-pound prints. 3sss; A-pound
prints, 3ehs; 50 score tubs 37A; 1-pound
prints, 3TA; h-pound prints. 3sh.; SO
score tubs. 3ea 1-pound prints. 81; "a
LIvEsTocK-caives, IA; spring lambs,
From Agricultural Marketing Admin
istration. Prices paid net fob. washing
EGGs-Market frm on graded egss;
about steady on ungraded current receipts.
Prices paid for Federal-State Graded eggs
received from grading stations tApril
Ibl; whites; U 3. extras, large. 81 80.
mostly 81; U. s. extras, medium, sS-2a
mostly %; y, s. standards, large. $3.50
mostly 70; Y, 8. trades, 1920, mostly 90.
Browns. U, 8, extras, large. 29-92, mostly
80; Y, 3 extras, medium. e7-2Sn: u s..
standards large, $3.50, mostly 30; y. S.
standards medium. 26a. U, s. trades, rs.
Nearby ungraded eggs, Current receipts:
Whites. 26-26ai mixed colors, 1926. Re-
eeipts Goyernment-graded eggs, 4S5 cases.
LIVE PoULTRY-Market steady, Fowl,
solored; 4 pounds and up, -22-23; Issshorn
lo-lai Raosters, 1919. lChekens. Virginia
Rocks, bfoilers and fryers. ali sizes, 90;
No. 2s, 1913. Delaware and Maryland,
Rocks ana crosses, broilers and fryers ali
sizes, 20, No, aS 1915 Reds. 10 Turkeys,
old toms, is; old hens 20-2i, GuineaS
young, all sizes, 2b; old, 10.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
|Corrier Revenues
Up II Per Cent
From Year Ago
B, the Associated Press,

BN TIE ASSociateo FFeSS
Estimated operating revenues OF
So class railroads, representing
S2.7 per cent OF total operating
revenues. increased 27,4 per cent in
March. compared with March, le4l
the Association Of American Rail
roads reported today.
The SO reporting railroads had
estimated operating revenues OF
s438 55l .054. compared with S344,
l27.773 in March last year.
Freight revenues totaled 1862. 1885,
SIT, compared with s2s6, ,379,l55 in
March, l94l, an increase of rs per
cent.
Passenger revenues totaled SAT-
675,7l1. compared with s32, $50 1856
in March, le4l, an increase of 46
per cent.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, April l6 - UNITED State,
Department OF Agriculturel ,-SAlsble hoEs
y 600, total. $4,000, market IS lower than
Wednesdays averSee on all weightS and
sowS, sood and choice Soo-3S0 pounds
ID nO-l5. few lots. 20 and l4SS ex.
treme TOP, l42S; 10000 pounds, Is 65-
u oS; l6e-s0 pounds $500 GOOD 400
b5o-pound sows, l3,75-l4 90.
early lambs trade strons to IS higher
deck fed wooled Westerns, 1910; Others
held al 1900 and below; some shorn
otferinSS loTS-1l 90; hardly enoush
ewes 10 make market
Salable csttle 5000; calves 1000; FED
steers and yearlings strons TO 2S hiEher,
medium >, SrsdeS up most: depenaa6l'
II @6-l4 SO: top, 1873, for average choice
long yesrlings; very few weiKhty steers
offered, hence beef tonnage small; heifers
arm, best 900 pound averaGeS, Ia 90: with
coraparsbls 76S pounds, IS 80; cows
steady bulls steady At 1910 down or
weiChty sausage oderineS; vealers nrr
with 3 90 paid for choice heavy kinds
practical top, l4GS
Evening star., 1942-04-16
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April l6.-Persistent
trade price fixing in cotton futures
lifted values today, but local selling,
light hedging and liquidation pared
the gains somewhat.
Scattered buying was influenced
by continued agitation in Washing
ton for upward revision in parity
prices and prospects for continued
heavy consumption to fill Govern
ment textile orders.
Anti imitation measures being con-
sidered in Washington and expecta-
tions for increased hedging against
April c. G. c. cotton allotments
tended to make buyers cautious.
Late afternoon prices we're Is to
so cents a bale higher, May, l9.46;
July. 1887, and March. 1895.
Increased trade price fixing and
covering in the final half hour of
trading met a scarcity of contracts
ard prices closed at the highest level
of the day.
Futures closed rs to 80 cents bale
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Wholesale Food Index
Continues to Rise
ST to The Star

Sl,c.t' DlspAtch TO The star.
NEW YORK. April l6.-The Dun
& Bradstreet Wholesale Food Price
Index continued its upward trend
this week. largely due to persistent
strength in hogs and pork and dairy
products.
Up 2 cents, the index registered
$685. as of April Il, representing a
new l6-year peak and rise of 3ls
per cent above the SAT- recorded
in the same l94l week.
Among the weeks changes were
higher quotations for mess pork,
bacon. butter, eggs, hogs and lambs.
Declines were listed for -four, wheat,
corn, rye, oats. barley, potatoes and
steers.
Evening star., 1942-04-16

Continental Baking Co. and sub
sidiaries reported for Is weeks ended
March 2s net profit Of s7i2.i4o. equal
to 20 cents q share on the common
after providing for dividends on
249.s77 shares Of 8 per cent pre-
ferred. In the like period last year
net profit Of s77i.isl was equal to
81 90 a share on 400. 900 shares Of q
per cent preferred then outstanding
Evening star., 1942-04-16

Unit OF trading, 10 shares. In bank
under Bankruptcy Act, or securities as
sumed by such companies. Rates of divi-
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semt-annual declaration. Unless other
wise noted, special or extra dividends are
rights. Also extra or extras Cash or
stock. Declared or paid so far this year
able in Canadian funds. Accumulated
dividends paid OF declared this year.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Sharp Decline Seen
In Johns-ManvilIe
Net for Quarter
1896, ,335 Contrasts With
ST SCI ,588 Recorded
In lo4l Period
Ry the Associated PresS.

BY the hSoci&ted Press
NEW YORK, April 10 The
Johns-Manville Corp, building ma
terial manufacturers. reported today
for the first quarter of ls42 consoli-
dated net earnings, after all charges,
including Federal income and ex-
cess profits taxes. amounted to
$500, 1856, equal to II cents a common
share. This compared with 1851
5ss. or s1.73 share, in the initial
period of le4i.
Net sales in the quarter increased
81 per cent to s2l ,SS3,77S, against
$l6,7l3.047 last year. Earnings be-
fore income and excess profits taxes
amounted to $685. ,758, an increase
of S6S3 ,278 over l94l, Provision for
income and excess profits taxes
totaled s3,187 ,423, a boost of "a pei
cent over a tax bill of 81 ,638 1892 q
year ago.
Botany Worsted.
The Botany Worsted Mills of Pas
sale, N. j., showed 1941 net income
of $1,946,5S0 before a special con-
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Foreign exchonse

NEW YORK, April is 4pi.--Late foreiSn
exehanEe rates follow (GreAt Britain in
collars. others in centSN.
Canada: OfnciAl Canadian Control Board
rates for Y S, dollars, BUYING. 10 per cent
premium selling, IL per cent premium
equivalent TO discounts on Canadian dol
lars in New YORK Of ouytng, aei per cent
selling 3 0a per cent. Canadian dollar in
New York open market l27S per cent
discount, or s1,lsls Y. s cents
ForeiEr Exchange Committee rates.; Buy
ing. o.: Sellins, 4,o4. Open market:
Gables, 4 o.
Latin America: Argentina ofieisl 90 -:
free % "a; BTazil ofieiAl 605n, free.
& zen; Mexico. ap.6Tn,
RATES In spot cables unless othersiSe
tndicatec3 Nominal
Evening star., 1942-04-16
FREIGHT Loudinos

NEW YORK. April 16 lP.-Revenue
freisht cars handled on railroads report
April II. Prev. wk. Yr. ago.
Ches. 81 Ohio 42,317 3S,976 '16,423
Nickel Plate 22.1s6 23,192 16.44ss
'Bituminous coal fields shut down.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Construction Awards
Decline for Week.;
Toy Year Ago

BY The Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April l6.-Engineer-
ing construction awards in the
week ended today amounted to s148,-
$4,000, an increase of la per cent
over s66 6.308,000 in the comparable
i94l week but 40 per cent below
s246, ,344 900 in the preceding week,
Engineering News-Record reported
today.
A tabulation of the awards showed:
Total.
Week April 1B, Prev. week Last. year
Sl4S5f1, 900 S246.344,000 S6630S,000
Private.
Sl3,1T4,oo0 S13,772,000 S17,1s5o00
Public.
sl34,s sos, 900 S232,572,oo0 s4e,123,o 900
Evening star., 1942-04-16

New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS, April l6 tP.-Cotton
futures advanced here today on buying
stimulated by unsatisfactory crop prog
| reSS and reports of o huge demand for
| cotton goods. Closing prices were steady,
! Ia "a L D rnNintS net hirher
Evening star., 1942-04-16

Index Moves Down.
A contraseasonal decline in total
loadings was due primarily to a
sizable drop in miscellaneous freight.
Coal, however, was the only clas-
sif1cation to show gain.
The Associated Press seasonally
adjusted index Of loadings, based
on 1929-30 as 100, declined to 90.2
compared with 929 the previous
week and 1888 a year ago.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, April 16.-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index OF
IS commodities today declined TO oS94
month ago. ss4s; year A sso, si.s2. fSsi ''f
1912. 1941. 1910. 1889
Hish ---- 9e.27 9s.19 1925 9sI4
u926 average equals 1909
Evening star., 1942-04-16

"ShaIl I wrap it?" asked the
saiesgiri. Quoth the raven: Never
more" Save paper for the Gov
ernment.
Evening star., 1942-04-16

Hitler hopes you went buy any
Defense stamps and bonds.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
American Safety Razor.

RICHMOND, Va. April 16 LR.-
Stockholders of American Safety
Razor Co. reelected their Board of
Directors at the annual meeting here
today and heard a report from
President Milton Dammann of
Brooklyn showing that substantial
part of the company's operations
were being devoted to war produc-
ton.
The reelected directors are DAM
mann, John Cavanagh, Norwalk.
Conn; Cecil E. Drukker, London;
Mayer L. Half, New York; Charles
D. Makepeace, Williamstown, Mass;
Orie Kelly, New York. and J. B. De
Mesquita, Brooklyn, ..-.-s.r.~,-~-
The board will meet later in New
York City for the election of officers.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Baltimore Stocks

Subject to Federal taxes. but not to
State income taxes.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Railroads Announce
Embargo 10 Avoid
.Crowdine Ports
Permits Showing Ship
Space Is Available
Will Be Required
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
Railroads have put into effect to-
day an embargo system designed to
prevent freight from accumulating
at the Nations ports.
In announcing the embargo. the
Association OF American Railroads
said commercial freight for export
would be moved to Atlantic. Gulf
and Pacific ports only after permit
had been obtained showing that ship
space was available.
The embargo does not apply to
Army. Navy or lease-lend freight.
Likewise. it does not affect freight
shipments to ports other than for
export.
For several months a permit sys-
tenn has been In operation for COM
mercial freight to various Pacific
ports and also to New Orleans and
certain other ports.
The new embargo order super
cedes all previous dealing with ex-
port freight. and now includes all
ports.
Before the railroads will accept
commercial freight for shipment a
permit must be obtained from
George c. Randall, manager of port
trafflc, 30 Vesey street, New York,
or his designated representative in
New Orleans, Atlanta, Houston, San
Francisco, Los Angeles and Seattle.
The permit will be issued when a
shipper can show that a definite
steamship booking has been OBJ
tanned.
Loadings Top Year Ago.
The association reported that 8l4.-
233 cars of revenue freight were
loaded during the week ending last
Saturday.
This was decrease of 14,657 cars
or l.8 per cent, compared with the
Preceding week: an increase of 1884,
AIS cars. or 1913 per cent, compared
with a year ago, and an increase OF
l95,l28 cars, or 31.5 per cent. COM
pared with 1910.
The report classified the loadings
compared with last week and the
corresponding week a year ago, as
follows:
Evening star., 1942-04-16
6. f. Production Tops
Entire Volume Of
First World War
Wilson Reports All
Means Used to Set
Still Faster Pace
BY the Associated Press.


SCHENECTADY. N. Y. April 16.
General Electric's production for
World War II already exceeds that
of the entire first war and every
practicable means is being EN-
ployed to increase production still
further" President Charles E. Will
son reported today
This will not be difficult If every
employe can be made to see his
personal stake in the war;" Wilson
said in statement.
The president, reporting the larg-
est number of employees in the
company's history, asserted major
ity work more than 40 hours a
week, some go hours, with an aver
age for the company's largest plant
AIT hours per worker.
Five new plants are being added
to already vastly expanded facilities.
Wilson said, with men and women
now in training to staff them as
soon as they are ready for produc-
ton. He noted a minimum of tenn
porary unemployment during con-
version from peacetime to wartime
production, and said the change
over in refrigerator manufacturing
facilities will be made without loss
Of pay to single employe.
Evening star., 1942-04-16

Confucius say: Buy Defense
Bonds and Stamps.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. April l6 R.-Dividends
declared: :, -
REGULAR.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
U. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK. April I6 GP).-Prices quot
ed in dollars and thirty-seconds:
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
BALTIMORE. April 16-
Sales. STOCKS High. Low. Close
2s5 BALTIC Transit pfd 4h Ala An
20 ConSol Pow com 44h 431s "A
% East Sugar pf VT 40h 40is 401s
Is Fidelity & Guar o7a 27la 27h
800 Houston Oil pf vic 20 20 20
BONDS.
$1,000 BALTIC Tr deb As A 49Z 4ea 49h
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Continental Bakins.

tinseney provision OF $500 900. COM
pared with $527. .4si for 1910.
Evening star., 1942-07-26
Nozis in Russia Copy Tactics
Tested in u. S. War Games
Offensive Use Of Artillery Perfected
BY Gen. Drum in Caroline Muneuvers

I Rommel' Gid> by guns moved into
position so quickly that enemy air.
craft has not had time to give
warning of their presence.
Idea Carried Further.
In the Carolina maneuvers Gen.
Drum carried this conception one
step further and used his tank at
tacker groups not only to ward off
the blows of enemy tank forces, but
to push forward into enemy terrain
and hunt out and attack these
forces while on the march or in
their assembly areas. In order to
do this he was compelled to assign
definitely to each tank attacker
group a flight of reconnaissance
aircraft.
According to orthodox air doc
trine, this is an uneccnonical use of
aircraft, but it was felt by the First
Army commander that the impor-
tance of the mission of these groups
justified the direct attachment to
them Of a proportion of aircraft so
that each group commander had
under his immediate control the
means of finding his prey-a neces-
sary preliminary to attacking and
destroying 1t.
The complete or even partial
paralysis or destruction of the
enemy's armored forces before the
latter could seize an opportunity to
attack Is tremendous accomplish
ment. 1t can only be done by Of
fensive use of the one weapon which
is really effective against armor-a
gun which fires a shell which
armor cannot reGist.
The difference between the tank
ard the propelled 75-nm or
S6-rlm. gun embodies the age-old
conflict between striking power and
mobility. These two characteristics
are antagOnistic. Almost every
weapon, every tactical method Is
compromise between them. The
tank is an armored gun carrier.
The weight Of its armor cuts down
the size and power Of the guns it
can carry and the amount of ammu-
milton; the physical characteristics
of armor reduce visibility and arcs
, of fire.
Moves Faster Than Tank.
The propelled gun is an un-
armored. motorized weapon. It can
move faster than the tank, it can
| take cover better, it has wide arc
Of fire and because it dispenses
with armor. it can be accompanied
by ammunition carriers.
If it is used defer1sively, much of
the value Of its speed and maneuv-
erabilitv is lost; but extensively en-
/ ployed it is the most deadly weapon
which the tank has to face. 1t was
so used by Gen. Drum, whose tao
/ tics are now being further worked
out by the Tank Destroyer Com
mand in Texas.
Each Of Gen. Drums tank at
tacker groups was an independent
unit complete in every respect nee
essary for it's mission. The basic
element in each group was artillery
"a completely new departure, the
basic element of former fighting
teams-divisions or mixed brigades
having been infantry, cavalry or
! armored troops.
/ tCopyrieht. 1912, New York Tribune, 1nc)
Evening star., 1942-07-26
Bath Towels, Accessories
Tea and Huck Towels

- ~ eSAA~A ~ &AS1A - " w SA0
zoe Common Striped Tea Towels,
5 for SSe
25e BootniII Huck Towels, l6x
gain. for 88e
25c Common Printed Teo Towels,
5 for 94e
39c White Huck Towels with
ooIored borders ----3 for LOO
6 for loo Teo Towels of 5ooo
linen, 500 cotton s for 1.eo
oec Irish Glass Towels -59e
SOC Royon- nd-Cotton Domosk
Huck Towels -49e
7oc Irish Linen Huck Towels, 69e
! co Irish Linen Huck Towels 89e
80 Irish Linen Huck Towels,
l.ls
STAPLE LINENS
$40 Irish Linen Domosk 58x78-
in. Toble Cloths ---4.99
$50 Irish Linen Domosk 62x82
and 58x88 TobIe Cloths $50
S.99 Irish Linen Donosk SKI C2-
In, Table Cloths 7.e9
go Doz. Irish Linen Domosk
l6x|o-In Napkins 5.ee doz.
If Perfect o95 Irish Linen DAM
osk o4x84-In. Cloths 7.99
If Perfect l.o5 Irish Linen DAM
ask 64xl O4-In. Cloths 8.oe
If Perfect o.o5 doz. Irish Linen
Danosk l7xl7-In. Napkins,
7.9o doz.
ll,o5 Irish Linen Double Domosk
66x86-ln. Cloths ---- 9.95
1895 Irish Linen Double Domosk
6oxlO6-ln. Cloths ---l1.e5
1875 doz. Irish Linen Double
Domosk 2lx2l-In. Napkins,
9.95 dox.
7.o9 Cotton -ond- -Royon e-Pc.
Dinner Sets---6 500
Evening star., 1942-07-26
Blankets and Comforts

WOOL Filled Comforts, covered in
royon sotin----- 8.99
Royon Sotin Tropunto Comforts,
filled with 5Ooo down and 500
feathers s---17.95
Plaid Blankets, 1875 cotton and
Is % wool SIT pr.
Fine Blankets Of 8Ooo wool and
2Oqo royon. Size 72x84-In.,
1895
uinens and Domestics. Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-07-26

The size is 52x52 inches . for your
breakfast or luncheon tobIe. And tine
potterns ore Coy and colortul !. and too
voried to list here Best Of all they're
guaranteed oolorfost, so they'll stond up
we'll under countless Iounderinos.
(Fifth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-07-26

Looking for oil the world like those gay
cotton quilts your Grandmother worked on
OF country "quiltin' bees" Soft, muted
coIorinos that give still further antique
look to them. Cut size, 8Ox84 inches.
Evening star., 1942-07-26
FINE QUALITY BLANKETS

Woven Of 8Ooo wool and 2Ooo cotton
-. combination thot's hard to beot for
wornoth and liehtness. Size is 72xs4
inches and you have q choice Of blue,
green. rose, wine or cedor T.. all with
wide matching royon sotin binding.
BLANKETS, Fifth Floor, The Hecht Coz.
Evening star., 1942-07-26
PEPPERELL PEERESS
PERCALES

One Of the finest sheets woven Of
fine cornbed yarns . 50 fine you con
scoroely see the threads but onoz-
ineIy durable os we'll. Size 72xlO8.
8lxlO8 in., S3.2e eoxlO8 in, $3.50
45x36H7 in. cases, ese
Glnens, Fifth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-07-26

Just the thing for the boys or girls
dorm" or for their room at home.
Sturdy, colorfost spreads that stand UP
we'll under countless woshines. Cut size
is 8lxlO5 inches and you have choice
Of blue, rose or green.
(spreads Sixth Floor. The Hecht Coz