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THISA AND THATA

LAWRENCE WRIGHT is back
in town after having spent the
school year up at St. Olaf's Col
lege where he just finished his
junior year. The BOBBY MUIR
PHY-HOWARD NASH twosome
and elaine HUGHES and PAUL
MAYES packed up a fine lunch and
went on quite picnic last Sunday.
FLORENCE GIBBS is driving
a sharp Oldsmobile round the Twin
Towns these days. BOBBY
MARSHALL, Jr., is in town on a
furlough from Tuskegee Institute,
Alabama where he is in training
with the 99th Pursuit Squadron.
(And are the gals ever going ga
ga E. By the way, what car with
what occupants, got stuck in the
mud after recent party and had
to stay parked until 4:3O A. NJ. be-
fore they got the car to going?
("Tis said the girls were quite
angry and the boys-well, they
didn't mind the misfortune in the
least.) . The picnic at Harriet
Island last Sunday given by the
st. Peters Claver Church was
really quite a success. A few
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Lake Street
Liquor Remedies

Lake Street Liquor Store, Nicol-
let Ave. and Lake Street, is happy
to announce to their patrons and
friends that they have remodeled
and enlarged their store, enabling
them to take better care of their
customers in much less time.
An invitation is open to come in
and visit the newly decorated place
and make a selection from the
large assortment of nationally ad-
vertised brands of wines and
liquors.
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Dy HELEN u. SSO4
Hello Folks:
Guess you noticed Sails column
was not in last weeks issue, didn't
you? Well, you know that darn
old flu bug bit me good and hard
last week, keeping me from max
ing the good Of Omega party and
picnicking at Kings Valley on
Decoration Day, too. The Valley
seems to be the real place to go
for a complete day and evening too,
doesn't it? Last Saturday night,
what group of St. Pauhtes were out
there celebrating what occasion?
(And l mean they really celebrated
tOO.)
ROMANCE, AND HOW!
HENRY BOWMAN and CARO-
LINE McWATT became Mr.. and
Mrs. last Sunday down at Tuskegee
Institute where Henry is stationed.
(Congrats to a fine young COUPLE
FRANCES McHIE, who has
been visiting in town, left a few
days ago for her home in Detroit,
Michigan. Frances is telling in
Inmates that she plans a trek to the
altar sometime this summer with
a Detroit gent. Heard the
RUTH MILLER BOB PIERRE
nuptials will be coming off mighty
soon. And what St. Paul gal
is thinking mighty seriously about
waltzing down the aisle with an
out-of-town soldier? This
JUANITA WALLACE JOHNNY
HE two-some seems to still be
quite the thing, doesn't it? e. Who
is "Sir" NORMAN Light sing
ing love ballads to these days?
A FEW CANDID CAMPUS
SNAPSHOTS
MILLICENT BURGESS is dash
ing round these days busy as bee
trying to find objects to take pic
lures of, for her photography class.
.. The PAULINE ALEXANDER
BOB GARDNER romance is still
blooming beautifully. LAW
renee GRIFFIN (the boy who's
always dressed too fine), struttin'
round the campus escOrting various
gals to lunch. What certain
Out-Of-tOwn male student is seen
frequently walking around as if
he's in a daze? CThe love bug
must have bit him or else he's just
plain ''nertz.") -.
THISA AND THATA
LAWRENCE WRIGHT is back
in town after having spent the
school year up at St. Olaf's Col
lege where he just finished his
Junior wear. The ROBRY MIR
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From what l can gather, the whole
program was tops.
Night in Harlem was sponsored
by the Ways and Means Committee
of the Phyllis Wheatley Auxiliary
with Frances Brown and Nettie
Shepherd as co-chairmen.-E B.
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of the folks seen dashing about
were: ADELAIDE MYERS and
her hubby, RED" MYERS; cute
BETTY ANN CARMICHAEL and
her escort MELVIN CARTER;
FLORENCE DAY and ANNE
SEYMOUR were round and about
giving the folks and the scenery
the once over; MERLE YOUNG
seems to see only AUDREY
HAWKINS these days, doesn't he?
And who was JACK RAlNEY
so interested in at the picnic? . &.
NV congrats to the Phyllis Wheat
ley Auxiliary for the swell MITE
IN HARLEM" they put on the
other night. A bouquet to LII
LIAM GOODHUE PENN, the real
entertainer who has a heart of
gold. You know, she spent all OF
her valuable spare time training
and rehearsing the youngsters who
took part in the show, besides con-
tributing her own services free and
getting some of the real enter
tanners from the Turf Club to par
ticipate. Another bouquet to CHAS.
BEASLEY and his orchestra who
are really coming along on the
pathway of swing. e.. Just received
a lovely card from those former
Twin Citians, RAY and MAE
HATCHER, who are now all settled
in Detroit, Michigan.
NEWCOMERS IN TOWN
PHYLLIS CABBELL of Mason
City, Iowa, is visiting in st. Paul
and is really being given the grand
rush by "BUBS" POWELL.
LUCILLE SMITH of Howard Uni
versity, Washington, D. C., is in
town giving st. Paul the once over.
ALYCE (FashiOn Plate) MON
ROE of Topeka, Kansas, is ex-
pected in town any day now to at
tend the summer session at the
University of Minnesota.
SHE'S SINGING THE TWIN
CITY BLUES
Our main character in this weeks
story is a rather young st. Paul
matron, the mama of number of
children and the wife of a rather
"dashing" defense worker. She
has always had most everything
she's wanted, been treated fine by
her hubby and generally speaking,
has made quite a model wife (up
until now. Recently, this wife has
been accepting the attentions of a
young, single, nineteen year old
boy (who thinks he's man of the
world, and she has been spending
her bubbles money (which is sup
posed to be going into a savings
account), on him. She has pur-
chased some of the most expensive
gifts imaginable and has gotten
herself in very deep debt. Now
comes the sad part-the other day
at work our unsuspecting hubby
was very badly hurt in an accident
and will be unable to work for some
time. He is now asking for some
of his money (which he thought
was being saved), to help pay the
very high doctors bill which he has
incurred. And our dear little
heroine-the wife-is really in a
fix now, for the bill collectors are
after her for payments on some of
the expensive gifts she purchased
for her 19-year-old b. f., who has
suddenly left town. Now our
wife doesn't know what to tell her
hubby about not having any money
saved in the bank-in fact, she's
really in a bad jam. Well, we
haven't heard the latest results yet,
but 1 bet they won't be good cause
we're sure no man wants a foolish,
two-timing wife. Well, friends,
I'll be dashing along for now, but
III be seeing you again next week.
YOUR PAL,
SAL.
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SAVINGS FOR
BOYS

517 pair BOYS COTTON
CREW HOSE. In colorful
circular stripes. 4 fayotite
style hose for all round Sum
mer wear. Broken sizes 20
10 IL. a pair, 2ac
4S9 BOYS SHIRT s and
BLOUSES. White, solid col.
ors and patterned cotton
broadcloth shirts. In collar
attached and sports neck
styles. Broken sizcs s
years. Each. $50, 1sc, $50
143 BOYS WASH STACKS.
Cotton Stacks with woven
[ rough patterns. Have
pleated fronts and self belts.
Pre.shrank for less than lco
shrinkage. Sizes % TO 80
years. Excellent value. Each
................. Si.19
III BOYS CAMP JERSEYS
knitted of cotton yarn. Green
shade only. Sizes 80 to So.
Splendid value at, each. .Aec
AZ BOYS COTTON-CORDU-
ROY STACKS. Pleated-front
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ECosp-FARkER-
SECTIONS 3 AND c
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I h g u mite d
States Military
A c a d c m y at
West p n [.
where he will
report July /.
He is an APP
pointee Of Rep.
John d. Dingell.
Young c a m p
bell was a lieu
tenant colonel
in the ROTC at
COoleV High
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w Onlen'S
Handbags

431 HANDBAGS in a mis-
cellaneous assortment that
includes smart fabrics, calf
skins and domestic cape
skins. Priced for month-end
clearance at...79c 10 SA,29
FIRST FLooR-WnoowARD
SECTION o
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School and member OF a national
honor society. He competed on the
rife team and organized the Lin
coin Chapter Hi-Y and was
awarded Wayne University
scholarship. He also attended the
Carson Military and Naval Insti-
tute here.
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school at Miami.
Fla. army tech
nical tr a lining
command ar G
Pvt. Thomas NJ.
Malone Jr., 5627
Tillman; Corp.
William l.. Bar
bour, S120 East
jefferson. a n d
Corp. James r.
HenShaw, 1926
Cortland av g.
ue, Detroit,
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induction into the service ir
March, 194l.
Ratings of first class seamen
have been given three Detroit navy
enlistees stationed with the navy
air forces at Corpus Christi, Tex
They are Wayben f. Price, 4235
Tuxedo; Elmer w. Goeffrion, Il
Marston, and Lloyd G. Wolfe
1922 Lappin. All received recruit
training at the Great Lakes naval
station.
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Service Briefs:
2 Michigan FIiers End
Training ut Kelly Field

Two Michigan filters this week
completed their training at Kelly
Field, Tex. William p. Mid
dleton, 315 East Arthur street,
Corunna, and Bernard l.. Otto, us
North avenue, Highland Park, are
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the fight of multi-engine craft
Six Detroiters were among the
240 medical department officers
graduated from the Carlisle Bar
racks, Pa, officers candidate
school. They were chosen from the
ranks of enlisted men for merit,
ability and outstanding perform
ance Of duty They are: Adelbert
p. Bertram, 723 Delaware avenue:
William p. BFoderieh, 2233 Iro-
Quois avenue; Irwin L. Chaser,
3708 Wagner avenue; Frederick
j. Hasse, 1863 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.; Corp. John A. Stirling 1854
Carter avenue; Maurice S. Reizen,
434l Glendale avenue. and Harry
II. Riley, 1928 Stoepel avenue.
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8 MORE AT GREAT LAKES

Great Lakes, H., naval station
has enrolled three more boys from
this vicinity. Albert f. Cote, Ala
Horton, and William o. Bryan,
1886 Newport, Detroit, and George
r.. Putnam, 153 Boyne, Mt.
Clemens.
Joe r. Cecil. 731 Pasadena
avenue Detroit, a former BEDFORD
High School football player, is
following the vocation which he
took up after leaving school. that
of the trucking business. He is
a truckmaster at Gowen Field. Id.
He has been promoted from a first
class private TO a sergeant.
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in a class OF
aviators fro m
all corners of
the nation who
h a V e b q g n
prim g d a n d
h a I d c ned by
long hours Of
training in the
air, classroom
Drift and exer-
else fields and
tuned to perfec-
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52l pairs SILK HOS e,
slightly soiled or damaged.
palr.......6sc, 1sc and CSC
l2l pairs HOSE, some all
silk, some silks with cotton
or rayOn tops and toes 49,.
..............s 5c to Si.6s
FIRST FLooR-FARMER-sGcTios 9
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Is pieces NECKWEAR. ra.
yon taffeta vestees and collar
sets; also organdy and pidue
neckwear........tan TO CT
l25 SCARFS, suit and coat
types in rayon crepes. cot.
tons and sheer woods. each.
.................I0c TO 81
l02 FLOWERS. coat and
suit types, each Toe 10 SEC
FIRST FLo0R-GRAsD RIVER
SECTION A
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ARNOLD TRANSFERRED

Pvt. Dean A. Arnold. 1858 Mar
lowe, transferred from Camp
Robinson, Ark, has been assigned
for duty in the army air force
bombardment base at Will Rogers
Field, Okla.
Pvt. Robert j. Lezotte, 1881
Howard street, is spending a fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. LeZotte. He was trans
ferred recently from Camp Robin
son, Ark, to Camp Forrest, Tenn.
Frank c. Stale, 1920 Sherman.
stationed at Camp Cooke, Cal,
has been promoted TO sergeant.
He is a former worker in the
Dodge truck plant.
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4 AT OFFICER SCHOOL

Four technical aviators from the
Detroit River district who have
been sent TO the officers candidate
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sALACH RETURNS

Stanley p. Salach, 1927 Shad'
dick, Dearborn, now a third class
seaman at the Great Lakes naval
station. has returned 10 camp after
short visit with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. Drabick. His friends
gave him a rousing sendoff on his
departure for his station.---
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OFFICE
FURNITURE

Is SMOKERS, metal: many
OF them in bronze color. each
.............Si.95 to S2,A9
! SECTIONAL BOOKCASE.
wood in walnut color. .S25
! WOOD CABINET, with
sliding doors. Modern design.
silyer-gray color. $3.50
IA OCCASIONAL CHAIRS.
upholstered in a fabric re-
sembling leather. each -.
.......Si2.s5 to S21.50
10 METAL WARDROBES,
in walnut brown shade; vari-
Gus sizes. Each...........
...........SA.95 TO St7.95
3 KNEEHOLE DESKS, in
walnut color: 42-inch top:
with compartment for a port.
able typewriter, each. SASS
OFFICE FURNITURE
ELEVENTH FlooR-FARMER STREET
SECTIONS AND c
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troit, at the same time was named
a corporal technician.
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James Ohm Worden. TAI West
Grand boulevard IS home wearing
the insignia OF second lieutenant.
having been graduated from the
Camp Lee, Va. officers school.
He will be assigned 10 duty with
The quartermaSter corps al Camp
Lee on his return from a Through
with his parents here. He Is a
Western High School graduate
and was employed by the Salway
Steel Treating Company before
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365 SLIPS in variety OF
styles ideal for wear during
the Summer. Included are
rayon crepes. rayon taffetas.
lacy or tailored trims. .....
............S5c TO S1.S5
265 BETTER GOWNS in an
assorted group OF styles in
Tayon satin. rayon crepe. in
prints and plain colors .....
...........St.35 TO Si6.e5
76 COTTON ENSEMBLES
in plain pastels.....S2.35
80 BETTER PAJAMAS in
rayon crepe, silk-and-rayon
satin and a few styles in
rayon HALLS. Coat and
butcher-boy styles.
.............St.85 TO S6.35
Il BETTER wv AND
ROBE EN- SEN BLES in
styles designed of rayon
crepe or rayon satin. 49,.
...........S3.35 TO Si5.s5
FIFTH FLooR-WoopwARD-
SECTION {
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149 BETTER HATS, many
one-of-a kind including large
brimmed rayon beltings IN
pastels, crocheted calOts in
black. navy and high colors;
small felts in black. navy and
Colors and hower-trimmed
straw calots in pastels and
high Colors. .........S2,e5
14l WOOL FELTS, black
and some high colOrs. Group
of small straws in high col
ors. large brims in black ar
navy rayon beltings. SI.65
$50 CASUAL WOOL FELTS
in black and high colors.
Group OF small suit hats in
navy and high color straws.
Group of large brim wool felts
in black and high colors ST
log NOVELTY HA1S in
multi-colored rayon beltings;
casual brims in wool fei,. SEC
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLOOR
GRAND RlVER-SEcTloh
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sIDoRowICZ A CORPORAL

From Lubbock army flying
school, Tex. comes word that Pvt
Anthony Sidorowicz Jr.. 2233 East
Alexandrine avenue. has been pro-
NOTED 10 corporal. He was gradu-
ated from ST. JoSaphat School and
is with the 50lSt squadron as ar
airplane mechanic.
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Capt. John w. Middleton, NJ. c,
1910 Kipling. has received an APP
pOintment as major in the medical
corps, according 10 announcement
from Brig. Gen. John NJ. Willis,
commander at Camp Grant. ILL.,,
PVT John ForNs. - Haviland. De
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Ross Walton Campbell Jr., 16l4S
Northlawn. has been named by the
war department for entrance 10
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Garden FrOck
Shop

POI JUNE ARDEN DRESSES
in striped chambrays. Discon-
tinued styles, misses sizes.
............., las
205 NELLY DON DRESSES,
striped seersuckers. broad
cloths; misses and womens
sizes .............,..,SI,85
19l NELLY DON FROCkS,
floral printed cot. coat styles.
Misses women's. 49,. S2,45
10l HALFSIZE MYNETTE
DRESSES, rayon crepes.
some coat styles S3,A5
293 PRIN ED RAYON
FROCkS, including Nelly
Dons, Mynettes. Betty Hart
fords; misses. women's and
half sizes in group. o.. SASS
II BETTER NELLY DON
FROCKS in printed rayon
tTepes .......+....... y6,85
293 UNIFORMS in discon-
tinued styles: white and
-eeieFs- in c n d q d, broken
sizes .....,S t.A5 TO S3.85
FIFTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES C
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Carpet and
LinOIeunn

IS CARPET SAMPLES. with
bound edges; plai n and
figured designs; size Is by
q inches. each ..........T9c
21f THROW RUGS. with
bound edges; including plain
and inquired types; size q by
So inches; each.......Sl,6s
sE1-CARPET- RUNNERS 81
inches wide; from 8 to %
feet long, each ...........
........... S5.95 10 S34.50
80 LINOLEUM REMNANTS,
from 10 s square Yards,
each pieee...1sc to SASS
HUDSoN's
EIGHTH rLoOR-FARMER STREET
SECTIONS AND c
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SldllOIlt has itihii lth ~ NoiiiP 49,
short visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Drabick. His friends
gave him a rousing sendof on his
departure for his station.--
James r. Lowell, 19649 Yonka,
who has been at Camp Custer
since his induction, has been trans
ferred TO Fort Leonard Wood. Mo,
and is assigned TO the engineers
training corps.
Camp Polk, La, announces pro-
motions of two Detroiters, Edmund
B. WiecZkowski, 5S82 Baldwin, 10
be a sergeant. and Sgt. Stanley G..
Drivinski. 3055 Bristol place, TO be
a staff sergeant.
Four Detroiters are taking spe-
cial courses in radio operation and
maintenance az Fort Knox. KY.
They are: Privates Harry Levites.
1855 Richton; Michael Pogarch.
1921 Brush; Victor Cole. 1894 In
diana, and Edward r. Kerwin,
ITO Atkinson.
Albert F. Szymczak. $500 Eva
line. Hamtramck. who is stationed
somewhere in Hawaii, has been
advanced TO the classification Of
first class private. He is brother
of the former Hamtramck con-
troller, who is now in Australia.
Pvt. Edward r. Cunningham.
S575 Dumbarton, has been as
signed 10 the bombardment squad
ron at Will Rogers Field, Okla,
as mechanic.
Pvt. Charles ]. BuySee. 1924
Cadillac boulevard. has been
named corporal and ordered TO
attend the field artillery officer
candidate SC hool at Fort Sill,
Okla.
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DRESS
FAB liz les

1868 REMNANTS ranging
from one-half To two and
one-half yards included in
this group. Rayon Moires.
Rayon Taffetas and Rayon
Satins. in colors and lengths
to be used for anything from
a slip to the backing of your
needlepoint ALSO A LINZ
TIED GROU p OF SILK
CHIFFONS and silk mar
quisettes suitable for cool
blouses. Many brightly
colored rayon prints, some
washable, are included.
THIRD FLOOR FABRIC Shops
FARMER-sECTioNs Q AND c
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IS DRESSES. one-piece print
and plain rayon crepes.
.-.----.-----.-.-..-.-..-.... sass
80 DRESSES. one-piece print
and plain rayon crepes In
dark and medium shades.
$40. 50
II DRESSES. print and plain
rayon crepes and rayon
sheers--s-AS5.e5, S6.66-
IS DRESSES, print and plain
rayon crepes, rayon sheers.
dark. medium and pastel
shades. Some jackets. .S1.o6
50 DRESSES. one and two
piece styles. Jacket dresses
and suit types. ....... So.oS
FOR WOMEN:
IS DRESSES, print and plain
rayen erepes in dark and
pastels. SIS and Se.o5
80 DR. + s S + $. print and
plain rayon crepes; some
with jackets ..........S1,0S
81 DRESSES, print and plain
Fayon erepes and yeH
sheers ...............S8.o6
INEXPENSIVE uEEss sHUp-SrxTH
FLooR-FARMEH--sEeTioN C -
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1873 PIECES, cut lengths TO yards including
cotton tapestries rayonsnd-cotton damasks; raYon
veIours cotton mohair fabrics; cotton homespuns;
monkseoth; syon ssns; raYon iaHetas; rayon fsies;
cretonnes chnt1es; GIosheen cotton sateen fabric;
organizes; rsyon msrquisettes cotton msrqusettes;
nets cotton voies, each piece .......2 Csc TO $3.50
26t TRIMMINGS, including simps weltinss hubby
moss edenes boucIe edenes, ball frnees tiebaeks,
and loops in both rayon and cotton; picture and
mirror cords. each ............ loe TO 49e
Huusows-tesrH rLooR-ssAsO INTERSECTIONS a AsOF
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1863 LAMP SHADES in a
variety of styles and sizes.
Each. ..........2sc to S3.49
46 LAMP BASES. table.
boudoir and novelty styles,
each........69c TO S5.95
Is LAM Mp BIAS ES, floor
style. Each. Sass to S1.s5
TENTH FLooR-wooowARD--
SECTION o
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WOEnen.s Gloves

GA pairs l. f A II II z r
GLOVES in light colors for
summer. Pair, 19c to S5.9S
1902 pairs of GLOVES. fab.
ric, rayon or crochet, in
summer shades. Pair. 49,.
................t5c to sass
FIRST FIooR-woopwARo
SECTION D
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and Corp. Lewis r. Liddle. 533
Forest, Wyandotte.
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CLOSET SHOP

2S6 PIECES Including
screens. hassocks. pillows,
hangers. garment bags. hat
racks. closet rods. shoe trees:
hosiery, lingerie, jewel. hat
and utility boxes each. 800.
...i........ 2so TO s4.ss
HUpsos's-EteHrE TLooe--
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MEMS
FURNISHINGS
VALUES

Sol MEMS SHIRTS. White
and patterned cotton-broad-
cloth shirts and solid color
cotton-oxford shirts. Collar.
attached style. Exceptional
value at these prices ......
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for longer wear and heater
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The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-08-17
Auxiliary
Adds Two
Members

Cumberland, August 1.-two
new members were added to the
CLIO Women's Auxiliary at an edu-
cational meeting held at the home
of Mrs. Rita Anvil.
The new members were Mrs.
William Snyder and Mrs. McGinn.
They joined the discussion on day
nurseries led by Mrs. Dixie L.
Fiske.
The local auxiliary is now af-
filiated with the Congress of Wom-
ems Auxiliaries. Clio, and the local
charter is in Textile Hall.
Every woman who received first
aid instruction at the class spon-
sored by the auxiliary passed their
examinations. Robert Thwaites, first
aid instructor, revealed.
PLANS PARTY
The auxiliary is helping TO plan
weiner roast and beer party for
b shift Twisting girls, and tickets,
each so cents, can be purchased
from Jean Meyers and Frances
Petenbrink. The party is TO be held
at Celanese pool. August %.
Mrs. Mary Colbert and Mrs. Anna
Hetzel, both auxiliary members.
are proud grandparents this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph IetZel. their
daughter and son. respectively, are
the parents of a boy born last
week.