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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
Business Men,
Tinlberja(lIs
Exc Out Wins
Msrchents Hold B. N.
to 4l-40 Victory;
Cleoners Lose, Z2-19
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Business Men Al Merchants d
Paganetti's %, Super Cleaner
10

Throughout three quarters OF
both of last nights city leagus
basketball playoff games, upsets
were In the making, but the IA
vorites in each class rallied their
forces in the final period for
narrow victories.
Paganetti Lumber, the favor
tie amcng the four teams In the
playoff, edged out the Super
Cleaners by 22-19 count to con.
tinue in their role as the team,
to beat. The business Men re-
ceived a severe fright from the
Merchants before eking out q
41-40 win.
WINNERS MEET FRIDAY
The two winners-Paganetti's
and Business Men-and the two
losers will clash on Friday night.
The rangy B. ~. team got off
to a fast start last night, building
up quick, 30 lead and to all
evidences the Merchants were
not even in the game. But the
underdogs, paced by Sgd Gersh
in the first half, rallied to IL
IL. tie and then in the closing
minutes of the half went briefly
ahead on free throw by Johnny
Roskopp and follow-in by Har-
vey Leavenberg. A free throw
by Walter Bobcean and a field
goal in the closing minute by his
brother, Bob, pulled the BUSH
ness Men ahead to 1915 count
as the half ended.
CLOSE UNTIL LAST
Despite the handicap, the
Merchants fought back and held
a 1919 lead midway Of the third
quarter, a lead which they re-
linquished as Lloyd Hockin and
Walter Bobcean connected with
a series of one-harded shots to
give the victors q 1925 margin
going into the final period. The
Merchants refused to become1
discouraged, but the Business
Men maintained at least Q three
point margin until the final min
ute, when they went into a STALL
ing game. In the last five Sec
onds, Jimmy Benoit, Merchant
forward, broke UP q Business
Mems pass to break in for a dog
shot and pull the score to ALAG,
but the game ended as the win.
ners took the ball out of bounds.
Leavenberg and Gersh, both
with l3 points, tied for honors
for the losers while Walter Bob.
cean dropped in five field goals
and quarter of free thows to
pace the winner.
LONG SHOTS GIVE WIN
Indicated in loop COMPETE
ton, the Timberjacks maintain
ed their record last night, but it
took pair of long shots and
three free throws in the final
quarter to do it. Behind by q
1915 count in the fourth quar-
ter, the loop-leaders went ahead
as Steve Morris hit two long
shots in q row and Johnny Vol
kenant and Chuck Nicolai col.
lected q trio of charity losses.
The winners opened up a first
quarter lead, but dog shot by
Willie May in tn. final minute
of the first half put the Clean
ers in q 1919 lead. Although
they lost the edge at the end of
the third period, the Cleaners
rallied to 1915 margin, the
last time they held the reins.
A series of fouls and Morris
good eye ousted them from the
lead and game. Chuck Nicolai's
six points topped the winners
and Don Rogers had the same
number for the losers. The %.
point total was the smallest the
Timberjacks have scored this
season and their three-point
was likewise a record.
The losers suffered seriously
in the loss of Bud Moore and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17

ANAHEIM, Calf. - Connie
Mack began looking for a first
baseman today as Dick Seibert's
shoes were mailed hone at the
players request. Seibcrt has re-
jected the AS salary terms.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
Training Camp
Briefs
Associated Press sports Writer

TAMPA, Fla. - Manager Bill
McKechnie will send q pair OF
19-year old rockies to the mound
today as the Cincinnati Reds
take on the New York Giants
George Burpo, Tucson south
paw, and Ben Wade, Louisville
highlander, will do the fling
ing.
10
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla -
Manager Bill Southworth of the
st. Louis Cardinals Is looking to
Lefty Max Lanier and John
Beazley, q right-handed rookie,
to hold the Cleveland Indians
in check today as the club goes
after its eighth straight exhibit
ton victory.
o.
LOS ANGELES - The only
ailing member of the Chicago
Cubs Is Vern Olsen left handed
pitcher who won 10 and lost
eight last year. He Ii troubled
with sore arm but neither the
pitcher nor Manager Jim Will
son appears worried.
SARASOTA, Fla.-After the
pitching performances of Yank
Terry. Oscar Judd and Andy
Karl in their thinning verdict
over the New York Giants yes
terday. Manager Joe Cronin of
the Boston Red Sox managed to
console himself today over the
condition of Tex Hughson.
Hughson, expected 70 b .
starter this season, he's . sore
am an1 = - 1cn<1o1 = =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
QUOTE, UNQUOTE

Jake Mintz, Pittsburgh fight
matchmaker: II found out long
ago that talk don't come out any
too cheap, especially if you have
TO hire a lawyer to do it for
YOU"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Schools Observe
Constitution Day

This IS Constitution Day and
Detroit's school children are hav-
ing brief respites from class work
to learn something of the history
and nature of our national Con-
stitution.
Observances will be general
throughout the city, with each
school taking care of its own pro-
gram, board of education officials
state. The observance comes too
early in the school year for any
special city-wide program, officials
say. Some schools will devote
auditorium periods TO the observ-
ance, others will have classroom
programs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
LEAVING This Week for Barat College

LEAVING THIS week for Barat College. in Lake
Forest H. Mary Charlotte Gotfredson Nancy Van
Dyke. Mary Jane Bridge. and Pat Payne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Miss Sargent
Will Talk on
War Nursing

RISES WITH THE
ARMED FORCES" is the topic
of a talk to be given by Miss
Emile C. Sargent before the
Michigan branch of the National
Woman's Party tomorrow at
7:3o p. m. at the Women's City
Club.
Miss Sargent has been execu-
tive director for many years OF
the Visiting Nurse Association
and now is chairman OF the
Michigan Nursing Council for
War Service.
The National Woman's Party,
according to Margaret Hamp-
shire. this year is making a
special effort to bring the equal
rights amendment to a vote in
Congress.
DOROTHY LIND, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Muir Lind of
Birmingham, gave a very gay
early fall luncheon and .theater
party esday AT the
Women's City Club for her
young associates. who will
shortly be making their exits to
their favorite Sc ools and
studies.
CHRISTINE ANNE MEL
SON, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Nelson of Archdale
avenue. spoke her nuptial vows
Saturday, to A. T. Lohocki, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Ross.
The wedding took place in ST.
Mary's of Redford Church at
10 a. m.
The Rev. Father Norbert A.
Chateau officiated.
The reception was held at
Botsford tavern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Women Plan
Program for
Service Men

JUNIOR UNIT OF the Ma
tional Council of Jewish Women
which, during the summer, has
given a USO party every Sun
day for service men, is planning
bigger and better parties for
the fall and winter season for
the men in the armed forces.
To finance their entertainment
program the Juniors. on Satur-
day, will take over the councils
resale shop and expect to do a
substantial business. All pro-
ceeds for that day will belong
to the JUNIORS TO carry on
their activities for the 1928
season.
Miss Helen Goodman, presi-
dent, has joined the WAACS.
VISITATION CHURCH, Sat-
urday, was the scene of the
marriage Of Mareella Jean
Beaudette, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William ]. Beaudette, and
James Francis Stewart, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart will
make their home in Monte Vista
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
IN N syfss.j.jjr

WITH so many Of our pretty girls marrying young
men it's nice 10 hear of lad and lassie
chosen each other from their neghborhood
The whose engagement announced last evening
-. Janet Mcneil Burns. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Mcneil Burns. of Colonial road.
And James Henry Allen. Of Mr.. and Mrs Paul b.
Allen of Devonshire road....
The important announcement was made at family
gathering at the Burns home
Janet graduated Lggett School. and studied at
the Ersne School in Boston and the University OF Mch
gan where she a member of Alpha Phi Sorority
and she S a member. of the hex Club.
James was graduated from Detroit University School
and from Dartmouth College,.
No plans have been made. for the wedding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Shirley Kobe Departing for Marriage

UNCLE SAM has been changing the wedding plans. of
Shirley Kobe and 1t Edwin Harrington ever since they
announced their engagement. in md-Juy....
the date farther away than Saturday eVe-
ming. seems final.
Shirley will leave today for Houston Tex, by train
mother Mrs. Harold o. Kobe and her brother,
William.
bridal ceremony will take place Saturday evening
at 80 oeoek,.,in Christ Church. Houston. and
dinner at the Rice Hotel. -. will follow.
The bridegrooms parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Har-
rington Bloomington H.. will down for the we'd
ding 1t William Morn. of Waco, Tex will be the
best
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Child Aid Group
To Resume Work

MICHIGAN SOCIETY FOR
EPILEPTIC CHILDREN, after
its summer recess will resume
activities on Friday at 2 p. m,
when a meeting will be held in
Hotel Statler.
Mrs. j. Frank Grille will re-
port on the organizations camp.
Mrs. r. c. Doremus will re-
view an article by James Bauer,
M. D., on the subject rs There
Hope for the Epileptic?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

MIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR
WENDELL announce the en-
gagement of their sister, Juliette
L. Schaefer, daughter of the
late MIR. and Mrs. Samuel
Schaefer, 10 liver S. Kahn, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Kahn of
Mikado, Mich.
The wedding will take place
November z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Alpha Phi
AIumnae
Dinner Held
BY ANN NJ. STARK

IN SPITE of the threatening
skies. many cars rolled up to
the home of Miss Janet Unruh
in Pennington road 10 attend
the Alpha Phi Alumnae dinner.
The president of the organi-
cation, Mrs. Wilson Burden, pre-
sided, and looked especially
lovely in a pale green dress.
Among the members present
were Mrs. Ernest Borglin, Mrs.
F. L. Davis, Mrs. w. J. Norton,
Mrs. Clark Beach, Mrs. Earl
Hope, Mrs. J. c. Ridley, Mrs.
c. f. Howard and Mrs. A. j!
Roedal.
The club welcomed eight new
graduates, Shirley Clark, Edith
Mayors, Patricia Mitchell, Made
line Mumley, Shirlee Muth.
Mary Opp. Eleanor Parsons and
Mary Kay Tremble.
Included in the guest list were
collegiate members not yet re-
turned to school: Misses Jay
Bronson, Dee Armstrong, Carol
Emmett. Ruth Blodgett, Mar
garet Harmon, Ruth johnson,
Ann Mae MILAN, Nancy North
rup. Grace Proctor and Mary
Jane Sexaur, all of University
of Michigan.
Michigan State also had some
representatives: Misses Patricia
Craig. Anne Eldridgc, Jeanne
Moffett and Mary Ellen Tappan.
FROM BAYSIDE. L. T..
comes the news that a baby
daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Hugh L. Hayward, Sep
TENDER 4.
The infant will be called
Patricia Durham Hayward.
RUTH MARY WATKINS.
DAUGHTER Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
F.. Watkins of Mendoza road.
who will become the bride Of II.
Frederic Norman Pew. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. George V. Pew Of
Le Mars. Ia. October 3. is a
very much feted brido-elect.
Last Saturday. Mrs. Philip
Sloan entertained AT a crystal
shower in her mothers homo.
Mrs. William Gibbs, in LaSalle
boulevard.
And this Saturday. Betty Tn
son and Mrs. George Michaels
will be holding forth in Miss
UDson's family residence in
Muirland avenue, at a personal
shower.
AMONG THE upperclassmen
who arrived at Western College.
Oxford. o.. Monday a m, were
four members of the junior
class. who are Of Detroit.
Miss Jane Schneider, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schneider of Clovcrlawn avenue.
Miss Caller Ward. daughter Of
Mrs. Mary NJ. Ward Of Maple
wood avenue. Miss Susan Saun-
ders. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. Saunders of Roslyn
road and Miss Jane Luckham.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Algcr
Wright Luckham OF Robson
avenue.
Misses Bernice Conn, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II Conn
Of Edison. and Betty Ann Jones,
daughter Of pr. and Mrs. 3. d.
Jones are me1 piers of the sophie
more class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

MRS. +. WILSON WARDELL
is chairman Of this months De-
troit Boat Club ladies bridge
luncheon.
It'll be a Circus Party and not
only Mrs. Wardell but Mrs.
Theodore Sedwick, Mrs. Buclle
Doellc. Mrs. Charles Howard,
Mrs. Harry SiSSon, Mrs. Winfield
Scott Jewell Jr.. and Mrs. Ted
Noack have been working like
mad TO create all the necessary
atmosphere.
Pink lemonade and peanuts in
those old fashioned striped paper
bags Cmade by the above
named Grtistes) and all manner
Of distractions will be had.
Some of those who'll be on
hand include Mrs NJ. c. Wilson,
Mrs. J. c. Hurley. Mrs. Robert
Mozena and Mrs. Cecil Leopard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Raean Lide Group
To Elect Officers

Raglan LIDE UNIT NO. 10,
American Legion, will elect Off
GERS Monday, following a lunch
con at 1890 o'clock at the
Colony Town Club.
Mrs. Archibald Mckay and
Mrs. Donald Melville are taking
reservations, which they would
like to have in not later than
C,t,,..,l,,,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Senator Brown Keynoter

United States Senator Prentiss
M. Brown will be keynoter at the
Democratic county convention
Tuesday at CaSs Technical audi
torium, County Chairman William
NJ. Donnelly announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Benefit Tea Set for BoysviIIe's New Roof

BOYSVILLE. that splendid institutional farm out on
Hacker between Brighton and Howell needs new
roof 80.
And in this in other like emergencies. the
Women Auxiliary of Boysvie will come to the rescue
Mrs Roy A. Fruehauf issued invitations for benefit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

The engagement of AU-
RELIA VIRGINIA BECKER
and Charles Edward Shaw,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Shaw, is announced by Miss
Biecker's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Blocker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

tea which will be held September %. in her home in
Windmill Pointe drive....
Mrs. Arthur Kerwn. :. is president of the Women's
Auxiliary.
Pouring at the tea. will be Mrs. Alfred j. Fisher
Mrs Harry Fruehau Mrs E c. Baumgarten. Mrs Carl
Breer. =. Mrs. Anthony Maulo...
~ Others who will assist Mrs Hugh Bevier Mrs.
Lloyd Bartha Meacham. :. and Mrs Kerwin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Explorer Compares Peril Of laps
In AIeutians TO Nazis in Florida

The Japanese know every
inch Of the country. In case Of
bombing they can disappear In
their bsrabaras like gophers
into holes. Barabaras are native
huts, part underground and COW
cred with vegetation. They are
natural air raid shelters and
are naturally camOufiaged.
MUST USE BAYONETS
THE only way the 10000 to
$4,000 Japs can be dislodged Is
10 land "A sufficient force 10
run them into the Behring Sea
with haNoncts.
1.-THE Japs are not sitting
there watching the sunrises.
They are busy entrenching
themselves while the American
forces in Alaska are quarreling
about hunting licenses.
Tho Anticipated PLY Tying
boats we have sent there will
never drive them out. Stories
about the handicaps Of weather
and the terrain are exaggerated
like stories printed In Berlin
about American gangSters."
World Famous Comics! Three
pages every day in Daily De
troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
HOSIERY
Sizes
II to ~
KERN's-BAsEAiENT

500 pairs NYLON HOSE,
thirds, m e n d e d, wanted
shades, sizes ga TO 1914,
now ..............,..I9c
40 pairs RAYON HOSE,
full-fashioned, wanted coll
ors and sizes, mended,
s1l to 1917, now. 3so
lis pairs ANKLETS, white.
novelty cave, elastic
cuffs, now ..........i2o
81 pairs CHIFFON HOSE,
extra length, rayon tops,
irregulars of better grades,
now .,........... I5c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
HOW HE DID 1T
Summer Students Sign
AT u. of D. Saturday

Registrations for the second half
of the University of Detroit sum-
mer school will be held Saturday,
it was announced today by the
Rev. John +. Quinn, S. j., director.
Students may earn a maximum
of seven credits during the six
week term. Glasses will begin
August 3. The summer school
program makes possible compile
ton of college work in less than
three wears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

Boys SPORTS SHIRTS,
Lucky Boy" brand, Stub
broadcloths, white, colors,
broken sizes, now. $50
Boys Wear, Odds and Ends,
including swim trunks and
knickers, now ......,11c
Boys Cut and Sew
SPORTS SHIRTS, better
grades, wanted colors, 6 TO
10 in lot, now. Lilo
Boys STACKS, washable,
Sanforized-shrunk summer
fabrics, 8 to ls in lot,
now ...,.......... sbb
Toddlers' PAJAMAS. 1-pc.
style button fronts, plain
and fancy cotton crepes,
2 to 8, now,..........11c
Girls SLIPS, rayon satin
and rayon crepe, broken
sizes and colors, now lie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
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REIMBURSEMENT

Boys KNIT INDIES, ath-
letic shirts, jockey shorts.
all sizes, now. a for 81
Boys Knit POLO SHIRTS,
also cut-and-sewn sports
shirts, 6 to Ia in lot, now
.............3 for 81
Boys SLACK SUITS, ir-
regulars of much better
grades, assorted colors, 8
to l8 in lot, now. Sill
Boys ST ORTS WEAR,
slacks, S h rts, overalls,
Sanforized-shrunk fabrics,
wanted colors, 8 to 10 in
lot, now .....,........Si
Boys SLACK SUITS and
SAILOR SUITS, 6 to 10
In lot, now....,...,S 2.08
Little Boys WASH SUITS,
plain colors, two tones,
sizes / to 3, 3 to 6, now
.........,.... lie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

Roy c. GraSby, %, was born in
Great Britain but raised in the
United States. A child OF the de
preston era. he has never gone T.
college. But he scored % points
higher than any one ever has ir
the army examination for air corps
cadets in this area.
Grasby, a graduate Of North
western high school, scored ID
out of a possible $50 points in ths
three-hour examination, a phe'
lnomenal mark. Said he rather
wistfully today:
II wish 1 knew which ones 1
missed"
NONE WITHIN % POINTS
No other air cadet candidate ir
this area has come within % point:
of Grasby's LAP, said Lieut., Georg:
B. Comte, public relations Officer
at the army recruiting center.
Roy's mother. Mrs. Louis;
Grasby. 52S1 Spokane avenue
brought her son to America whey
he was II after his father, a limo
type operator of London. died.
In high school Roy worked a
track, swimming and graduated
with a magma cum laude diploma
came out into the world of 1873
where there were no jobs.
| He worked for a month as
milling machine operator, and i
taking the job lost the paper rout
which had helped him throug
school. Later, he got job with al
automobile accessory manufac
turer and became assistant to tn,
sales engineer.
HOW HE DID 1T
'I don't think I'm smart. 1
Just took the whole three hours
and went over those questions
twice to check. 1 found some
mistakes. That helped" he said.
Roy lives with his bride of five
months at 3421 West Chicago
boulevard, hopes TO be in Uncle
Sans air corps within two weeks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
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I3SEI'S,I -
KERN's-BAsEsiENr

KERN's-BAsEMEN
1900 pairs Mems HOSE,
fancy long and short hose.
Also plain colors in
ribbed hose. IS pairs 81
800 SHIRTS, soiled, whites
and fancies, all much bet
ter grades, now. $t.00
$50 SPORTS SHIRTS,
short sleeves, assorted coll
ors, small, medium, large.
now ..........,. 10
Us SWIM TRUNKS, cot
ton Undergraduates,
assorted colors, now $50
800 Summer TIES, wool
lined. resilient construe-
ton, wanted patterns, now
.........-.- ~ for 81
6S LoAFER COATS, small,
medium, large sizes, now
........... .........Sz .by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
KERN's-BAsEMENT

% Misses 3-Pieee SLACK
SUITS, jack et, skirt,
Stacks, were Sl4.o5 to
S24.95, now. ........S8.95
10 TOPPERS and JACK
ETS, formerly sol d at
SS.98, now SO
80 Higher-Priced SPORTS
COATS, reduced for i'm
mediate clearance, now
................Si2.s5
81 SPRING SUITS, regu-
larly sold up TO S2l.o5.
now .....,........Si2.95
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

1.A,s1A13A.li.
KERN's-BAsEsfENT

Women's PLAY OXFORDS,
multi-colors, blue and
white, all white, white and
blue. garnet and gray. rub
Der sports soles, military
heels, sizes 4 TO 9 in lot,
now ,uU
Women's D'Orsay SLIP
PERS, blue. wine. black.
leather soles, Cuban heels,
sizes 4 to 8, now....Sl.00
Nurses OXFORDS, regula-
ton style, white kidskin,
perforated vamps, noise
less rubber soles, rubber
lifts on heels, sizes 4 to 9,
AA to c in lot, now Si.s6
Children's PLAY SAN
DALS, white 2-straps,
broken sizes, now.....Aso
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
;X.S G, I, S s; s !
KERN's-BAsEsIENr

Summer HANDBAGS, bet-
ter grades, some colors.
print fabrics, reduced to
.............. .......xsQ
GLOVES, washable gloves
in white and assorted coll
ors. broken sizes, reduced
for clearance ..,.....3sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

NEW YORK. July 80 (INSl.-
The Aleutian Islands arc really a
second front in reverse insofar
rs the United Nations are con
cerned and tho JapS cannot De
bognbed out OF these StrOngholdS
but must be chased out with
bayonetS."
This is the opinion Of Harold
MeCraeken, areheeiogist and eN-
plorer whose work with the
American Museum Of Natural HIS
tory caused him 10 spend years
In the frozen atolS
Americans, McCrackcn con
tends. are entirely too apaihet.c
20 the japanese occupation OF
Attu. Acattu and kISka islands.
KNOWS NORTH ISLES
at IL comparable 70 having
the Germans In Florida" he
said
The veteran explorer. Wh a.
knows the northern islands bet
ter than most people know their
own home towns, asserted that
The military value of the Behring
Sea stepping stones was not lost
TO the Japs.
Realizing the value Of the
islands In event OF an attack on
Siberia. the Japanese had long
planned on taking control OF
Them" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Eg'''Z''N!;;,'sI''x|, | | /;
KERN's-BAsEMENT

l23 w o mems S he er
DRESSES, formerly sold
up to 1898, now....Si.s1
l35 Juniors DRESSES,
formerly sold up to S4.es.
now ........,...,.St.9I
ABS DRESSES, rayon Benz
berg sheers. sizes Ia TO
a. in lot, now S2,1S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

Boys TENNIS SH ES,
blue duck, lace 10 toe
style, sizes ll1l to 2, now
minimum '.ss,..S sUu
Little Gents OXFORDS,
brown and white, two-tone
tan, sports oxfords, leather
soles, rubber heels, sizes
IL to 3, ow........SI.19
Children's WHITE SHOES,
pumps and straps, sizes
l2I TO 3. widths B, c and
ID, now .....,......Sl.9e
Children's ES, black
and brown, straps and OK
fords, sizes ga to 2, now
....',,.............SI.OU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Clearance!
200 Mems
Slack Suits
1863

Sanforized- shrunk Cab
ardines and piques, as
sorted sizes and colors.
Very special.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

Girls WEEKEND SETS,
4 pieces include shorts,
shirt, skirt, Stacks, rose or
blue, sizes 8 to IL in lot,
now .,........... .S2,4A
so Girls SUITS and
COATS, between season
styles, 7 to 10 in lot, now
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Sb.Hb
40 Girls COATS and
SUITS, between season
styles, 7 to 10 in lot. now
..,.....,...........S3 $3.50
GIRLS WEAR, Odds and
Ends, including playtogs,
slack suits, sheer dresses,
now ..............S2.88
Toddlers' SUN SUITS, cool
striped blister sheers, ] 10
3 in lot. now 100000. $50
INFANTS WEAR, Odds
and Ends, bonnets, as
sorted sizes and styles.
now conference.-the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
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ESQ HATS, cocoanuts, white
straws, fabric brims and
turbans, headsizes % and
q, were $l.oo and $500,
now .............. .A9c