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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-15
ZapisnikI
seje SANSa Fl. augusta
: 1943

k |
Predsednik Kristan odpre Sc
jo v konfereneni sobi hotela
Shermana v Chicago OBJ desetih
dopoldne dne 81. augusta 1943.
Poleg MEGA so navzoci Sc sle-
deei: prva podpredsednica Ma
rie Prisland, blagajn Joseph
Zalar, zapisnikar in pomozni
tajnik Mirko G. Kukel; odbor-
niki Vincent Cainkar, Leo Jur-
jevec, DIR. F. J. Kern, Rev. John
J. Oman, Frank Zaitz in Rev.
Alexander Urankar; namestni-
ca Katka Zupancic.
Zapisnik prejsnje seize je bill
ze priobcen odobrenjem pred
sednika, radi tega Sc ponovno
ne cita. Dostavljen je popravek
k porocilu sestre Prisland, NAM
rec, da je pismo komentatorju
Raymondu G. Swingu bilo od-
poslano ma iniciativo sheboy-
ganske JPZ Sloge in ne samo
sestre Prisland kot je bilo po-
rocano v zapisniku. S tenn po-
pravkam je zapisnik sprejet kot
je bill priobcen.
Predsednik Kristan nato po-
roca o prvi seji Odbora Srbov,
Hrvatov in Slovencev v Ameri-
XII, XII Sc je vrsila v Pittsburghu
19. in 20. junija. Kot je znano,
je bila ia seja sklicana ma ini-
ciativo SANSa smislu .toza-
devne resolucije, XII je bila spre-
jeta ma Slovenskem narodnem
kongresu meseca decembra. Ian
:, skega leta. Zastopani so bill
Hrvaski narodni kongres, ,Srb-
ski vidovdanski kongres in Slo-
venski ameriski narodni svet,
Slednjega so poleg NIGGA zasto-
pail Sc Janko Rogelj, Mirko Ku-
hel in Vincent Cainkar, XII je ma
j. domescal brata Zalarja. Spre-
jeta je bila izjava, kateri SO
bill vkljuceni nameni in cilji te-
ga odbora. Ia izjava je ze bila
} objavljena v listih. Izvoljen je
' bill odbor, sestojec il predsed-
} nika Louisa Adamica, treh pod
predsednikov Christian, Baloko-
, vic in Buhcic), treh tajnikoy
(Rogelj, Radio in Markovic) in
= osmih drugih clanov, tako da
: ina vsaka narodna skupina pc
:. pet zastopnikov. To stevilo sc
i SINE bodocnosti razSiriti in po-
Vabijo Sc ma sodelovanje tudi
:. slicne bolgarske in macedonske
i skupine. Urad strategicnik
sluzb Sc je silno zanimal "a tc
a zborovanje in "a sprejeto izjavc
ter je incl svojega zastopnika
a ma lieu mesta. Ravno tako Sc je
: "a sestanek zanimal urad Vol
: nih informacij, XII je obljubil
:. porabiti sprejeto izjavo V svo,
}. jih radiooddajah "a Jugoslavi.
n jo.-Ta skupna seize je bila vaz,
r na in pomembna il razloga, ke1
: je bill polozen temelj "a bodoce
a skupno delo med Srbi, Hrvati
4 in Slovenci, XII INA sedaj raz.
, k1ojene elemente zdruziti k
0 vzajemnemu delu. Kredit "a do.
sego tega pripada V celotj
SANSu.
Nadalje poroca, da 50 bila
poslana pisma ma urad drzav.
mega podtajnika, V vojni urad
podpredsedniku Zdruzenih dr..
zav, V urad vojnih informacij
ma urad strategicnih sluzb ter
= na urad "a evropejske zadeve
Xxi so Sc nanasala ma vprasa-
:. ME slovenskih vojnih ujetnikov
V Ameriki. V pismih je bilo-po.
udarjeno, da Sc tenn ujetnikom
da prilika stopiti v zaveznisko
armada ali pa Sc uporabijo "a
: delo industrijah ali ma far
nah. Sprejel je neugodno poro-
I clio cd provosta lnarsala, da
: radi vojaskih regulacij "a Vol
! ne ujetnike nasemu apelu ne
J morejo ugoditi. Pisal je po.
novno in pojasnil, da je slucaj
! slovenskih ujetnikov, XII so bill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-15


ujetnikov. Ma to pismo Sc nj
prejel odgovora.
Meseca julia Sc je udelezil
Bolgarsko sko-macedonskega kon-
gresa image, ki Sc je vrsil v Del
troitu in XII Sc je uspesno zavr-
Sill. Mi smo uspeli v tenn, da ie
kongres sprejel povabilo "a So
delovanje pri Zdruzenem odbo-
III in je v ia namen izyoil diva
delegate, enega Bolgara in enc
ga Macedonca.
En- dan pred sejo skupnega
odbora vseh jugoslovanskih
kongresov in svetov je v Cleve-
landu rekordiral ma plosce 60
vor "a oddajo v stare domovi-
no. Ia govor je zazelel urad
vojnih informacij. Oddajan je
bill v stare domovino >preko
kratkovalne transmisije "a casa
seje 7. augusta. Y kratkem je'
poudarjal Zedinjeno Slovenijo
v svobodni, demokraticno osno-
vani Jugoslaviji in opozarjal
Slovence, da maj bodo priprav-
ljeni "a dan, ko zavihra zvezd-
nata zastava ma obalah Jadra-
na.~
Doda Sc, da je V Pittburghu
sprejeta izjava izzvala dober
vpliv v Washingtonu in je pre-
jel "a to pismeno zahvalo.
| Porocilo je veto ma znanje.
+. Zakljuceno je razpravljati O
seji Zdruzenega odbora kot po-
sebna tocka te seize.
; K porocilu o delu "a oprosti-
tev slovenskih vojnih ujetnikoy
doda brat Kuhel, da je SANS
prejel Sc en- odgovor in to ma
pismo naslovljeno podpredsed-
niku Wallacu, XII je tudi bilo iz-
roceno vojnemu departmental
IL odgovora je razvidno, da bi
bilo prot splosnim vojnim re-
gulacijam, ako bi delali izjeme
"a slovenske ujetnike. To velja
] glede della v vojnih industrijah
ma farmah ali kje drugje. @
moznosti, da bi Sc neki ujetniki
} slovenske narodnosti sprejeli '
zaveznisko vojsko, Sc namerava
sedaj razpravljati.
Prva podpredsednica sestrs
!, Prisland nina porocila "a tc
sejo.
Pomozni tajnik brat Kuhel
} poroca glede odsotnosti dru.
! gega podpredsednika brat 8
Roglja. Klical ga je po telefo.
nu in sporocil, da radi dodge
; odsotnosti Cd della ia tel sci
l he more biti navzoc ter da Sc ga
} oprosti. O svojem delu kot po.
mozni tajnik poroca sledece
| stevilo podruznic SANSa Sc je
povisalo ma 80. K temu je mo-
: ralno veliko pripomogel PRIV
prispevek SANSu Cd poverjeni.
stva Jugoslovanskega republi
canskega zdruzenja zneskr
100000. SANSov urad je Sc
daj ma delu "a sestayo imeniks
vseh clanov ysake podruznice
| Ma podlagi imenika bo mogoce
: dognati stevilo vseh prispevajo.
cih clanov, obenem pa bono
: imeli imenik, katerega je zapro.
sill Zdruzeni odbor. Ma seji tega
odbora so zastopniki SANSa
obljubili novemu odboru finan.
: emo pomoc v znesku 100000
Razpisano je bilo pismeno gla.
sovanje, XII je izpadlo kot sic.
di: ia" so glasovali Kristan
Rogelj, Zalar in Kuhel Justine.
} no ma seji), pismeno pa Jurje.
vec, Cainkar, Zaitz; sestra Pris.
4 land je glasovala "za" pogojno
!. DIR. Kern pa Sc je vzdrzal glaso.
yanja do te seje. "Proti" sta
} glasoyala Rev. Urankar in Rev
! Oman; slednji je prvotni glas
ia" preklical in glasoval "ne.' =
:. Ker je bilo le nekaj dni razlike
med zakljuckom glasovanja in
to sejo, Sc vsota Sc nj odposlala
!. ma dolOceno mesto. &c syet take
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-15
TGRALNICA V ZAKLONISCU

Daily Mall je poroeal O do
godkd, XII prica, kako 81 znajo
temni element pomagati tudi v
danasnjih cash in kako znajo
tudi zaklonisca pretvoriti V to-
risca, kjer lahko 1--WE sleparsko
zivljenje.
Londonska policija je opazila,
da vlada okoli nekega zakloni-
Sea nenavadno zivahen promet.
Ljudje so prihajali in odhajali
tudi v takih cash, ko nj bio "a
temnitve in letalskih napadov.
Pred zakloniscem je sicer hodil
obicajni cuvar, XII pa Sc nj mno-
go brigal, kaj delajo in cesa
isGejo ljudje zakloniscu.
Naposled so strazniki nekega
dne obkolili zaklonisce in raw
no pravi cas- Sc prepreeili Gu
varju, da nj izginil v notranjost.
Slutnje policije so Sc uresnicile.
V zakloniscu je bila po vseh
pravilih urejena igralnica, kjer
SO posetniki igrali razne pre-
povedane igre "a denar. Imela
je srecno roko, kajti V varnem
zakloniscu je nasla nekoliko
znanih hazarderjev ter mnogo
sumljivih tipov obojega spola.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
1917 Pay Boost Asked
For 100000 Workers
Al General Motors
Hy the Associated Press.

"s lac ASsOCldltu TISSss
DETROIT, Aug. 5.-Declaring the
Little Steel formula for increasing
wages lis no longer sound" Walter
P. Reuther, vice president of the CIO
United Automobile Workers, has de-
fnanded wage increases of between
10 and IL per cent for 100000 Gen.
eral Motors Corp. employees unless
the cost of living is rolled back by
that percentage by October S.
The youthful union official made
his demand yesterday as part of his
recommendations to 120 delegates
representing 100 General Motors
plants who met to frame their
formal demands for a new contract
with the firm.
The Little Steel formula for wage
increases is no longer sound" Mr..
Reuther declared. Il am opposed to
imitation. and l would prefer the
price rollback to the pay increase.
But If prices are not reduced to
the May, 1912. levels. it is imperative
that workers have wage increases to
meet the cost of living"
He said that, with UAW President
r. j. Thomas, he discussed the G. M
wage structure with President
Roosevelt last week He expressed
hope the plan of the President, soon
to be announced, would be successful
in rolling back prices.
Other demands which Mr.. Reuter-
recommended that the Union make
upon the corporation included:
An escalator clause to permit
wages to rise automatically, every
month if necessary, as prices rise.
A $1-an-hour minimum for every
G. M. worker.
Elimination of the swing shift.
A guaranteed 48-hour work week.
or 4S hours pay If the full week is
not worked.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
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cd Jr. Boys Slack Sets;
Sanforized. Tie and belt. 4
to 10. Orig. 2.86 .----7.22
u2) Husky Boys Slack Sets;
of Sanforized cotton. Sizes
IL to 18. Orig. 4.45----2.44
(10) Jr. Boys Blazer Stripe
Sport Goats; washable. Sizes
8 to IL. Orig. &c
14 BroadcIoth Pa ajamas;
vat-dyed cotton. in pullover
style. Sizes II to 18. Orig.
1.49 - o4c
(5) Zelan Sport Hats. Nat
ural color Sizes 634 to IA.
Water-repellent. Orig. 1.39.
o2e
05) Sanforized Wash Knick-
ers: in fancy patterns. Sizes
10 to "A. Orig. 1.67 o4e
1857 Jr. Boys Knit Polo
Shirts; in assorted stripes.
Sizes 4 to 8. Orig. 100 ---3oe
t45) Washable OveralIs; in
solid colors and fancy pat
terms. Sizes 2 to 4. Orig.
1.l9 -----3oe
tS) Husky Boys Sanforized
Stacks; in tan or blue. Sizes
10 to 16. Orig. 2.98--l.44
t2) Sanforized Slack Sets; in
Wo-tone colors of tan and
brown. Size 8. Orig. 2.85 81
90 Sanforized Wash Knick-
ers; in fancy colors. Size 8.
Orig. 1.67 ------52e
(D Sanforized Slack Set: size
l8. Orig. 3.98 ---2.44
(25) Blazer Stripe Knit Polo
Shirts; sizes 8 to 18. Orig.
.U0 -66c
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
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AZ Thrifty Duffle Bag Sets;
3 separate bags for laundry.
uniforms, etc. Extra pocket
for stationery. Made of blue
denim. Orig. 298 ----I.O7
tl6) StOr-Aid Tidy-Way Par
titionettes; with 20 compart-
ments for hosiery, jewclry.
belts and accessories. Real
space savers. Orig. 49c l9c
t9) Ironing Board Pads; OF
heavy knitted cotton. Orig.
soc -.-----------3 37c
t97 Odd Lot of Notions: in
cluding tapes, potholders,
pocket combs, wave sets, shade
pulls, Magictuft braid, etc.
Orig. l5c to 25c ca. 3 for lie
Gtldenbero'S-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
t;y1HAf21;|s&

(3S) Odd Lot of Women's
Neckwear; of lace, embroidery
and pique. All necklineS.
Orig. 100 and 1.25 ---- 68c
(49) Made-up Turbans; cool
and easy on the head. White
and leading colors. Orig
t26l Women'S Washable
Blouses; Of organdie and ray
on, in various colorS. Orig.
1913 ------------------89 89c
t19O Women's Handker-
chiefs; in white and solid COL
ors. Perfects and seconds of
10c quality -------6 for 25c
GoldenbergS-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
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~ Tots White Rayon
Blouses; with collar. Orig.
l.59 --------6oe
t2) Tots White Broadcloth
Blouses: size 4. Orig. 89c 6oe
tS) Tots Cotton Slips; orig
inally 29c -----------l5e
az Girls Wash Dresses; OF
blue and red dotted percale.
Sizes 10, IL and IA. Orig.
~ Girls Spring Coats; in
brown plaid. Sizes II and
l4ll2. Orig. 500 80
~ Girls Dark Blue School
Goats; size II. Orig. 500,
4.44
(6) Girls Print Wash Dresses;
sizes IL and IA. Orig. 1.25.
89e
1) Girls Corduroy Jumper
Dress; size 4. Orig. 29-1.o9
% Tots Yellow Coat and
Hat Set; originally 500 800
~ Tots Coat and Hat Sets:
originally 5.99 -----3.9o
Goldenberg'S-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
i HANDBAGS . B

t156) Handbags; of fabrics
and simulated feathers, black
and colors. Also straws and
print bengalines. Orig. 1893,
7ee
(56) Handbags; in prints,
homeSpuns and straws, color
full combinations. Orig. 800.
lat
(10) Handbags; in wool and
spun rayon cloth, red and
kelly green. Orig. 495--2.5e
(25) Real Leather Coin
Purses; with upper closing.
Novelty designs, all coiors.
Orig. 59c -----3Se
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
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(0 Mems Odd Coats; Summer
weight, broken sizes -99c
(3) Mems Sport Goats; in
herringbone and plaids. Size
IS regular, 1873 short. 1/40
long. Orig. 15.95---6.5o
~ Mems Corduroy Casual
Coats; in small size. Orig.
9.95 80
1) Tropical Worsted Coat;
size 40 regular. Can be worn
with slacks ------3.oo
(4) Mems Tweed Suits; sim
gle breasted model. Regular
sizes-1/36, 1877; longs
1877, 1873. Orig. O--s.e7
~ Mems Wash Stacks; in
neat patterns. Sizes 80 to 80.
Orig. 1893 ---6 -6oc
Goldenberg'S-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
(35!I;l;13!U::!!,15

tS) Administer Rugs; size 27x
45 inches. Seconds OF $40
quality ----2.4S
t1) Fine Wilton Rug; size 27x
54 inches. Orig. l2.50---e.75
az Carpet Samples; size 1sx
27 inches. Orig. l.25 to
200 -- 75e
~ Part-wooi Rugs; plain col
ors and fioral designs. Size
27x54 in. Orig. 4.95 SIS
~ Tone on Tone Administer
Rugs; size 5xs 1T. Orig. 23.0O,
100
u2) Felt Fabric Rugs; in
broadloom style. Size 9xl2 #.
Orig. 1895 5-----ll.85
1) Wool and Rayon Axmin-
ster Rug; originally sold for
34.50 ---74.45
1sl Grass or Fibre Rugs.
Plain or plaids. Orig. s.75 to
1880 6.S 6.SS
(36 50. yds.) s-ft. Wide Tone
on-Tone Administer Broad
loom; orig. 395 yd.,
50. yd. 2.e5
(8) Wool face Broa doom
Rugs: size 41ax6 #. Soiled
from display. Orig. 1900 9. so
t6) Heavy Cocoa Fibre Rugs:
in plaid designs. Size 9xl5 IT.
Orig. 27.50 -------I6.75
t3l Summer Rugs; in plain
colors. Size 6x9 #. Orig.
9.95 90
15) Cocoa Fibre Rugs; in
plaid designs. Size 4x7 #.
Orig. 5.95 --------3.45
80 Summer Rugs; in plain
grey. Size 3x6 It. Orig. $50.
$50
t3) Cocoa Fibre Rugs; in
plaid designs. Size 8xl0 #.
Orif. 1895. Imperfect &. so
Goldenbero's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
T!l3i:.!2'

(66) Kinds Honey and AL
mond Cream; ll-oz. size. Orig.
100 -------------4 4oc
(S7) Woodbury. Shampoo; for
normal, oily or dry scalps.
Choice Of cocoanut oil, tar
and CASTLE. Orig. soc --l9e
t37) Jeris Hair Oil or Hair
Tonic; 8-oz. size. Orig. 60c.
29c
600 rOllS) Pasadena Kitchen
Paper Towels; orig. 10c roll.
Sc
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
LINGERIE

l8) Rayon Satin Slips; in
tailored style. Small sizes
only. Orig. 1.59-----I.l7
t3o) Knit Briefs; in tearose.
Small size only. Orig. 4sc- I9e
tl6) Rayon Satin and Crepe
Slips; in tailored style. Small
sizes only. Irregulars of 1893
quality ---------l.27
1O Rayon Satin and Crepe
Slips; lace trimmed and tai
lored style. Sizes "a and So.
Orig. 89c -----57e
(6) Sateen Slips; in tailored
style. Small size only. Orig.
OBJ s DC
(2) Rayon Satin Bed Jackets;
lace trimmed. soiled from dis
play. Orig. 2.98--------l.oS
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-05
UPHOLSTERY

u6) Knitted Slip Covers; in
two-tone colors. For living
and cogswell chairs. Irregu-
lars Of 2.49 quality ----1.44
14 Studio Couch Covers; in
Jacquard woven fabric. with
3 cushion covers. Irregulars
Of 4.98 quality 80
(4s) Upholstery Squares; Of
damask, satin. rufteX and
spun rayon. For recovering
small chairs. Orig. l.69 to
l.98 ca. ----------98e
175 yds.) Cotton Fringe; for
drapes. spreads and slip COW
ers. Sin. wide. Orig. 29c
yd. ---- 25e
u6) Knitted Slip Covers; in
two-tone colors. Set of 2 for
maple chairs. Orig. 1881. 90
1lo yds.) Short Lengths
Printed Sateen; in various
colors. 36" wide. Orig. 4sc
yd. ------------------34e 4e
t49) Sash Curtains; of rayon
marquisette and cotton mar
quisette. Orig. soc pr. Per
strip, ca. ---------------l DC
Golden berg's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
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tS) Famous Make Bathing
Trunks; broken sizes. Orig.
1.95 --74e
(ls) Broadcloth Pa ajamaS; in
stripes and fancy patterns.
Size A only. Orig. 1.89- i. 40
(25) Short sleeve Sport
Shirts; in solid colors. Small,
medium and large sizes. Orig.
t59) Hose and Shortees; rein
forced toe and heel. Light and
dark colors. Sizes 10 to IL.
Orig. 16c -------------7e
(l4S) Summer Wash Ties; In
stripes and fancy patterns.
Orig. l9c -.--------12c
(35) Tee Shirts; in solid COL
ors and contrasting trim.
Small, medium and large
sizes. Orig. 89c 9c-----4oe
t24 BroadcIoth Pajamas; in
stripes and fancy patterns.
Irregulars of 1.49 quality 97e
(5) Fine Rayon Robes; in
solid colors, medium size.
Orig. sos ------------2.88
(6) $50 Wool Bathing
Trunks; with built-in sup
porter. Broken sizes. Orig.
2.95 .----------l.49
u5) Rayon Pa ajamas; in solid
colors and stripes. Broken
sizes. 1rregulars of 500 quail
lty ,8S
I'D Rayon Dress Shirts; in
white and solid coIors. Soiled
from handling. Broken sizes.
Orig. 2.29 ooe
Cd Rayon Summer Ties; in
various colors. Orig. 39c- Sc
II y l.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
,IE1la;T'X

t91 Full-fashiOned Chiffon
RayOn Hose; reinforced heel
and toe. Irregulars of better
quality ---------------7 72e
Ql6) FulI-fashioned Sheer
Chiffon Rayop Hose: rein
forced heel and toe. Seconds
OF 92c quality Sac
u0D Chiffon Rayon Hose;
knit to fit. Summer colors.
Perfect quality ------- -44e
u7D Chiffon Rayon Hose;
knit to fit, fully reinforced.
Seconds Of better quality 33c
900 Service Weight Hose;
Of long wearing rayon. with
Isle top. Seconds of better
quality ------------2 2lc
(97) Kant-Run Rayon Hose;
fully reinforced. Assorted COL
OrS ------------ &c
1861 Misses Link and link
Anklets; with elastic tops.
Red only. Broken sizes. Orig.
29c -------l9e Sc
Golden bero's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-05
FURNITURE

~ Lined Oak Buffet; orig
inally sold for 24.95---lS.oo
D Primavera Server; orig
inally sold for l2.95---5.oo
m 3-Pc. Waterfall Bedroom
Suite: includes twin bed. van
ity and dresser. Orig. $500.
54.e5
m Beige PulI-up Chair; orig
inally sold for 6.95--3.98
(2) Lounge Chairs; with
spring cushions, wine tapestry
covering. Left out of suite.
Orig. $500 --------39.o5
m Primsvera Dresser; left
out of suite. Orig. $500,
1898
CD Pull-up Chair: covered in
wine upholstery. Sold "as is"
Orig. sos --2. 2.es
n Mahogany-fini Knee
hole Desk: slightly marred
and sold "as is" Orig. 1895.
1875
D Simmons Coil Spring
on Legs; 5-ft. size. Orig.
46.95 -~----- 34.o5
~ Hair Mattress; double bed
size. Orig. $3.50 - 24.e5
ID 5-Pc. Junior Dinette
Suite: mahogany veneer on
gumwood. Orig. 34.a5 1895
% Walnut-finish Wardrobe:
originally sold for 1895 34.95
m Large Size Walnut Chest:
LETT out of suite. Orig. 37.OO,
24.s5
tD Primavera Chest: left out
of suite. Orig. $500 1875
(D Walnut Dresser; left out
of suite. Orig. 44.0o---2e.s5
(D Mahogany Vanity; left out
of suite. Orig. 39.95--24.o5
(1) Waterfall Dresser; left out
of suite. Orig 59.00----39.oo
1) Walnut Dresser; left out
of suite. Orig. 44.95 1885
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
R:5;S!.DE!;!:!2'|

llS) Rayon Pajamas; prints
on white backgrounds. Sizes
II to 20. Orig. 4.99--3,o7
t3) White Rayon Uniforms;
with short sleeves, slightly
soiled. Size l8. Orig. 500,
3.97
49, White Broadcioth Uni
forms; slightly soiled. Sizes
II to l8. Orig. 1,79--1.27
GOldenberO'S-SecOnd Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
LINENS

(19) Fringed Woven Lunch
con Cloths; size 36x36 in.
Orig. soc ----------39e
tS) Printed TabIecIoths; size
50x50 in. Orig. 1.19---84e
t66) Handmade Lace DoiIies;
in assorted sizes. Orig. 10c
(43) Damask Table Napkins:
in assorted sizes. Seconds of
l5c quality 10 for I 90
(32 yds.) Printed Toweling;
in useful remnant lengths.
Orgi. 29c yd.-----------18
1D Rayon and Cotton Plaid
Dinner Cloths; size 60x80 in.
Orig. 2.49 Ike
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-05
GLOVES

t67) Women'S CapeSki
Gloves; In novelty and slipon
styles. Black and white.
Broken sizes. Orig. l,69 90
ts7) Women's Rayon Fabric
Gloves; in white and colors.
Broken sizes. Orig. soc 39e
GOldenberg'S-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
DRESSES

(s) Women's Rayon and Cot
ton Mesh Dresses; in pastel
colors. Slightly soiled. Sizes
38 to A. Orig. 10.95----I.97
81 2-Pc. Junior Dresses; of
white rayon sharkskin. Slight
ly soiled. Sizes 9 to Is. Orig.
o.So -------------- .97
~ Junior Pastel Crepe
Dresses; slightly soiled. Size
9. Orig. 0.95------l.S8
(8) 2-Pc. Dresses; navy blouse
with dot skirt. Sizes IA to
20. Orig. 5.95----2.66
t3) 2-Pc. Dresses; in brown
and green combination. Sizes
II and Is. Orig. 4.99---l.97
Goldenbero's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
Fridoy SpeeioI
Mems I.39
Sport Shirts
94c

s. short = sleeve sport
shirts in white and solid
colors. Small and me-
dunn sizes.
Goldenbero'S-
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
SWEAR: !;

02) Cotton Gabardine Gu
lottes; in navy and brown.
Sizes IA to 20. Orig. 3.29-2.44
~ 2-Pc. Blue Denim Slack
Suits; sizes IA, 16 and 18.
Orig. 3.99 -------2.44
t9) 2-Pc. Suits; rayon butcher
linen jacket and print skirt.
Sizes IA and Is. Orig. 799.
5.88
15) Women's 1-Pc. Cotton
Print Dressmaker Swim Suits;
sizes 40 to 46. Org. 3.99- 80
12) Cotton Print Blouses;
sizes 80 to 36. Orig. 2.25-1.44
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1943-10-05
Vertical development
Disrupted Sicily,
Col. Gavin Writes
BY WALTER McCALLUM.


Vertical development by American
Army units on a big scale would
be something for the books" writes
Col. James NJ Gavin, commanding a
parachute infantry outfit. from
Sicily, Vertical development" in
Army Technology, means assault on
ground position by parachute
troops dropped from airplanes. Col.
Gavin led an outfit of parachute in
fantry troops in the Sicilian assault.
He is one of the pioneers in para
troop work and is rated among the
top commanders of the tough outfits
who form parachute infantry units.
I'VE can all see more clearly now
the extensive possibilities of vertical
development, and we have a good
idea OF just about what it takes"
he says. This place was certainly
taken apart before the amphibious
units hit the surf, and by that time
the befuddled defenders were run
ming in all directions.
The defenders who were later
captured said they just didn't know
which way to turn and what to do.
Communications were cut. re-
serves blocked messengers captured
and killed, and then they were at
tackled from the rear throughout
wide area.
1T was hell of a mess. For
tunately we were expecting it and
trained for it so everyone took good
care Of himself or his unit.
The same thing on larger scale
would be something for the books.
Willie Ryder It. Col. William B.
Ryder and had the dubious pleas
ure of sharing a pickmattock fox
hole) at a time when a few German
tanks were about so yards away
giving the place hell. 1t was great
to have Bill along and I am sure he
took along lots of dope that should
make affairs run more smoothly in
the future"
Col Ryder, a pioneer in parachute
infantry work, is back in the United
States. He has done several score
parachute jumps, and is widely re-
garded as the father" of parachute
infantry.