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Evening star., 1943-02-25
Native City in Texas
Honors Admiral Nimitz
3g the AssocIated PresS.

by t4lc ANNDt tft 1 IFNS
FREDERICKSBURG. Tex, Feb.
25.-This little Central Texas city
yesterday honored its most famous
son on the site where he received
his first inspiration 10 become one
OF the worlds greatest naval strate-
gLstS.
The occasion was q party cele-
brating the 58th birthday ami
versary Of Admiral Chester w
Nimitz, Pacific Fleet commander.
A program was held in Hotel
Nimitz on the site Of the old
Nlmitz Hotel a Ship-Shaped struc-
ture built by his grandfather, a re-
tired sea captain who inspired the
admiral to pursue naval career
Admiral Nimitz as a youth played
on the decks OF the hotel
Evening star., 1943-02-25
War Insurance Of Army
Reaches S45, 900, 900, 900
Ry he Associated Pres

BY the Associated Press.
Veterans Administrator Frank T
Hines called on President Roosevelt
yesterday and said he reported that
men in the armed forces had taken
out S45 200 100000 in national serv-
ice insurance, with applications still
coming in.
The boys in the present war are
very much insurance minded" Gen.
Hines said. and are taking out siz-
able individual amounts Of insur-
anCe
The primary purpose of his con-
ference with the President in which
Budget Director Harold Smith and
Surgeon General Ross T. McIntire
Of the Navy participated. was to dis
cuSs the disqualification program
which Gen Hines said was moving
along fairly smoothly.
Evening star., 1943-02-25
Colorado Senator Heads
Drive for Jewish Army
py thC Associated Press.

4v tho Associated Press.
Senator Johnson, Democrat, Of
Colorado and accepted the national
Craftsmanship OF the committee for
Jewish army Of stateless and Pal
eStinian Jews. He succeeds Pierre
Van Paasen, the author who re-
signed for reasons of health.
Senator Johnson said the or
ganization hoped to recruit 100000
Jews, not eligible for service in ex-
listing United Nations armies, for
Evening star., 1943-02-25
Member of Honor Guord
For Lincoln Is Buried
By the Associated Press

bF lhe Associated Press.
MONTREAL, Feb. 24.-Peter John
Dlermer, SO, American Civil War
veteran who said he was a member
OF the guard Of honor attending the
body of President Lincoln when it
lay in State in Cleveland in 1865,
was buried here today. He died
Tuesday after an illness of several
years.
He had lived here for the last 25
years at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. j. Stanley Cook.
Mr.. Diermer joined the l41st Com
pany of the Federal Army when
he was 81.
Evening star., 1943-02-25
Britain Will Adopt
Double Summer Time
Hr The Associated press

Ey the Associated Press
LONDON, Feb. 25.-Home Secre-
tary Herbert Morrison announced
today in the House of Commons that
double summer time" will be
inaugurated in the United Kingdom
April and will continue until Au-
gust Is.
Double summer time in Britain is
six hours ahead OF Eastern war time.
Don't fire till you see the whites
of their eyes. But you may buy
l War bonds now.
Evening star., 1943-02-25
Streets, Sidewalks
Keep Camp Davis
| Out of Mud

Camp Davis, N. c.. chief
training ground for anti-air-
craft officers and men. is no
mud hole. Built out Of swamp
and sand country, it is literally
an engineers dream. Streets
are concrete, walks are ma
cadam You don't need heavy
boots at Camp Davis, even after
a rain, which isn't true at all
Army camps. The men take
pride in keeping it we'll policed.
Evening star., 1943-02-25
Shatter Targets.

"Wham, wham, so the guns
"Wham, wham, whsm' You gaze
far up in the blue, where a plane
barely discernible at that dizzy
Evening star., 1943-02-25

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4 Parking Spaces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

rendition of the Caro- Nome, .
singing it more as a romantic
soliloquy than in the usual bra
-pHfa style 60 show other high
notes
So enthusiastically was this re-
ceived that she returned 10 offer
the famous Gavoue from Ma
non" so gracefully that all we
could wish was that the scene
would suddenly change and let
Miss Sayao go on with the Mas
Sepet opera in full.
Milne Charnley her expert &C
-eeh4Pahfst provided Miss Sayao
with a brief respite in her long
program by appearing for three
keyboard numbers, the best OF
which waS-the- delightful PouleHo
Presto"
Miss Sayao's modern French
selections were done just as eX-
quisitely as her earlier selections,
particularly when she reached
such emotional heights as in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
By IRMENGARD POHRT

LARRY KENT, who brought a
new type OF comedy TO Detroit
night spots. enters his fourth week
as emSee and singer at the Gay
Haven. He co-starS with Fernando
and Fair, who present comedy on
strings, clever maronette Offer
ing. Newcomers are Mary Ann
James. popular swing singer; the
Feely Sisters, novelty tap dancers
who feature a colorful rhumba
routine; and FulkerSon. accordion
ist. Jimmy Terrell and his orches-
ira provide music for dancers.
AT YORKTOWN
Gilda Gray. well-known dancer,
opens the new show at the Cork
town today. Her well-known rou-
tine includes a modified hula num-
Der and she sings the blues as
well. F'laXen-haircd BelVa White
and tenor Jimmy Burton complete
/ the vocal department.
Variety enters the show with
Jan LatinS balancing act, Mona
Baxter's take-offs on celebrities,
and petite Dottie Sloane's aero
batic routineS. Victor and Yvonne
feature intricate d a los and
apaches, while Billy Woods, MIN
bic fingered Xylophonist. plays
both popular and classical selec-
tons.
The inimitable Bernie Green
masters the ceremonies and Irving
n Lewis and his orchestra play for
dancing.
CLUB MARIO
Lovely Julie Dawn is the colora-
ittura soprano who sings musical
comedy and light operate selec'
tons at the Mario. Julie is small
in stature, but hers is a striking
personality which captiVateS an
audience at once. Karl Spaeth anC
his orchestra play for dancing.
CLUB CASANOVA
Joe Morrison, singing idol o
fans since he first introduced "Th'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
BEBE EXCITING

Dixie Tighe, American news
paper woman abroad, cables that
Bebe Daniels show, Panama
Hattie" was an absolute show
stopper when il opened in London,
The audience gave her pro-
lonCed cheer for the hit song,
Lets Be Buddics." And" says
Dixie. "Bebe is not only an excit-
ing Hattie but she does an amaz-
inc satirical adagio.
Among the guests were some OF
Americas highest ranking army
officers. Including Gems. Devers
and Eaker. The allegedly cold
British, sentimentally applauded
Bebe 10 the echo, and of course
1t. Col. Ben Lyon wasn't very
proud!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

Last Roundup" will end his en-
gagement at Lowell Bernhardt's
Club Casanova, Thursday. Fore
most in the supporting lineup is
fascinating Maya Keila, who COM
bines Javanese and European tech
.niques i'm her impressions of Amer
lean and Latin-American dances.
Tony Gray, comedy master OF
ceremonies and mimic, is on his
way TO a record engagement as he
enters his ninth week. Exotic
Garcia offers an impressive ballet
number on roller skates and
Jan and Anthony keep attention
focused on their smooth ballroom
routines. The Five Dancing Man
nequins frame the show with their
ingenious musical comedy num-
berS, and Ben Young and the
orchestra back them up.
CLUB 500
Joe Blanket, his trumpet and his
orchestra have taken over the
dancing assignment at the 500
while Frank Marlowe, funnier than
ever. clowns through a seventh
week as master of ceremonies.
Joes an important part of the
show, too, for he plays all the
Harry James trumpet selections
and his own well-known numbers.
Manuel Viera's educated mon
keys and dogs hold over for a third
week, and other members of the
show are John Lewis, popular
NBC tenor; the D'Aguiras in Latin
dance moods; Chan and Mango in
a mental magic quiz; the rapid
cartoonist, Ralph Nj artin who
draws comedy and current perso-
naiitieS, and the Five Bea Vester
Dancers. Ziggy Bella and his Six
GypSieS continue to present pre-
show musical entertainment.
AT PALM BEACH
Honey-toned Nita Norman re-
mains the top attraction at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

Bachelets poignantly beautiful
"Chere Mutt.
The final numbers were more
or less a variety of modern songs
the haunting Think ON Me" by
Alicia Scott being followed by
Hughes two wonderful parodieS
of Hey, Diddle, Diddle" anc
"Old King Cole" humorous proof
of his boast that he could ar
range nursery rhymes in operate
style.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
IMMEDIATELY EASE

Her first group Of early. airs
started right off with a soft and
fluent ease which Immediately
gave us 10 understand that this
was no diva for whom we would
have TO wait while she warmed up.
The warmth glowed throughout
the "Amarilli' of Cacciui and
continued with tho Haydn my
Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair.
C8nIpTay early Venetian aria,
The Butterfly" and finally burst
into pure flame in the Una Voca
Poca Pa" which he have seldom
ever heard sing so peffeetly.-In
fact. the audience couldn't wait
for her 10 finish il before applause
broke like a storm following the
recitatiVe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Sa.yGO
Recital
Superb
nv CHARLES GENTRY

Those citizens who always pay
attention 20 warnings about sub
stutitcs through our advertising
mediums. certainly found out last
night that this notice doesn't hold
true In the concert world.
For never was there a moro
delightful replacement than that
Of the lovely Young Brazilian So
urano. Bidu Sayao. for Rise Stew
ems who was taken III in New
York.
Miss Sayao. who is not only the
leading lyrIc-coloratura Of the
Met bat probably Of our time.
took over Miss Stevens assignment
and gave a recital Of such eX-
ouislte taste that il took our
breath away
While hcrs has been frequently,
and mistakenly referred 10 as a
small voice, 10 has a carrying
power many more robust sopranos
can envy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

on his head. The Five Manhattan
cites, Jimmy Gargano and the
orchestra continue 10 present their
ever popular part OF the show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
THE LATIN TOUCH

Her second group Of offerings
included two plaintive Spanish
ballads and two songs from Miss
SaNan,s native Brazil the second
being a fascinating number in
samba tempo.
AS a finale 10 the first half OF
her program she provided us
with n completely charming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
CLUB MARIO
CLUB CASANOVA

Joe Morrison, singing idol of
fans since he first introduced The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
COmedy Stars Headline NeW Floor StOUs

Palm Beach where she sings a
wide selection of popular tunes.
Vera and Nadia offer a dance rou-
tine which includes a flowing ballet
technique, while the Tayntons, a
ballroom duo with a sophisticated
routine of lifts and turns, remain
for a second week.
AS hilarious as ever, Gus Howard
clowns merrily along AS he gets
the show off 10 a fast start. Bobby
Baker and his orchestra continue
TO play for the shows and the
dancers.
CLUB MANHATTAN
AS proof of her existing radio
popularity, Virginia Carroll OF
NBC remains the Club Manhattan
star. She's offering, however. an
entirely new program of songs,
mainly musical comedy hits and
semiclasSicS. Helen Shawn, clever
singing Coincidence, also remains
as mistress of ceremonies, whereas
comedy unicyclist, Will +. Ride,
and Jordan and Grace are new
Corners TO the show. Jordan and
Grace present a Juggling and mu-
steal novelty in which the former
balances on S0-pound wagon wheel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
DNHNUTyE DELIGHT

True. she is small Of stature
and the voice is not big in the
sense t,ff ttt-tte ab}e-ta make those
horrible Masonic chandeliers sway,
but she is a COnSumate artist
whose phraSing is so distinct and
whose tonal projection so clear
that we doubt If anyone failed
10 hear even her most restrained
tone.
1t is these restrained tones,
moreover, these almost hreathlesS
uftcranccs which are so indica-
tive Of her artistry. There is an
exquisite quality about her sing
ing which is practically unrivallcd
in the concert or operate field
=
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
SYMPATHETIC TEACHER

One Of the smartest things
David SelZnick has done Is sigr
ere Helena SeEeA to train his new
talent. She coached Robert Stack
Veronica Lake and many other
young actors for their first screen
appearance and she has been my
radio coach for two years (not
that I add anything to her glory
or prestige.)
Helena, who was dramatic coach
at R-K-O and the gal who di-
rected all their tests, has an in
teresting background. Born in
Edinburgh Of a Scottish father
and Russian mother, she went 10
Moscow AS a child actress. She
has a sympathetic knack with in
experienced youngsters that is a
real gift.
COLLECTED AT RANDOM
Wish the Red Skeletons would
make up their minds. Since their
divorce both announced engage
ments TO other people but they
are together oil the time.
Gloria Jean and her family
have become ranchers; Lou Smith
arrives in Hollywood this week 10
become an M-G-M producer:
Tommy Kelly, the cute youngster
who played Tom Sawyer" for
David Selznick, is now an army
private.
Bill Bendix, usually "toughie"
in the movies. knocked 'em cold
with his blondined hair and ultra
smart dinner clothes, in a scene
in Greenwich Village"
Tallulah Bankhesd has had a
trained nurse on the set of Life
Boat with her every day. She
works in a boat with 1900 gal
Ions OF water pouring over her,
which isn't too good for a sore
throat.
Jane Wy1nan and Capt. Ronald
Reagan gave one Of their famous
evening parties; Clark Gable
spoke Of seeing William Randolph
Hearst Jr. many times in London.
Bill has been doing a swell Job
sending back copy. That's all
today. See you tomorrow!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
CHAN SERIES FLOURIsHEs

NickV Arnstein. wed 10 Fanny
Prlce m his opulent, exciting days.
* Sfd-efr0 rICt1er. tie raS rust WRIT
ten and sold a story, Diamond
Boosters" based on q famous dla-
mond robbery 10 Monogram
They will use the ArnStein opus
for one Of their Charlie Chan
movies.
l was interested 10 know that
the Charlie Chan" series is Suu
nourishing like the well known
bay tree with Sidney Toler play
ing the Chinese philosopher. The
rights were purchased from IWen-
tieth Century-FoX. Phil krasne
and J. s. Burkett are producing
them and getting pleasant re-
action al the box office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
AT PALM BEACH

Honey-toned Nita Norman re-
mains the top attraction at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
LOuelIa
Parsons
y in HoAyrool

HOLLYWOOD Not. O. The
MARLIN Miller biography which
has been laying dormant az War
ners. Is Suddenly The hottest prop
ertv in town Judy Garland would
like 10 do il for Metro and IWcn-
tcth has made 1U offer % buy u
for Betty Grab,c
believe a few months ago
when Warmers were having 'rou-
bic writing the story and casting
il that Jack would have been glad
10 have sold H. But now De is
interested again and when Jerry
Wald goes 20 New Nork hell talk
10 Mary Martin about playing the
Marilyn Miller role.
/ was surprised 10 hear Mary
has EXPRESSED interest because
when ! talked with her IN New
York she was so happy over her
play. "One Touch Of Venus that
II didn't seem as II she would ever
want 10 do another movie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS HOME NEEDS

z 30x74 Kitchen Cabinets, were els, new-TsS
10 3oxis Storm Sash, was ais, now--I.5o
6 zsx76 Storm Sash, was 2.33, now--i.ss
qt. ons.coat Enamel, was Las, neu-50o
10 gals. Asserted Paints, were $50, now-i,oo
9 Cabinet Sink Outfits, were 1855, new-sas5
80 Toilet Seats, were 3.25,
z FIuerssesni Light Fixtures, were 3o.15-76s5
~ cui.out Panel Boxes, 6xs, were Tic, new-6sc
4 Receptacle Outlet Sets, were $50, now-T4s
8 Glass Window vsntIators, were i.ss, now-i2T
20 Grocery Shopping Carts, were 7.4s, now-iss
t40 Meat PIatters, were ise,
$50 Cereal Dishes, were 7e, now-5e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
MEMS and BOYS WEAR

- Mems Felt Slippers, were i.zs, nsw--sIo
80 Mems undsrshiris, were 1sc, new--5se
30 Mems Hats, were 1888,
81 MEMS Knit paiamas, wsrs f.s4, now-t.7s
Is MEMS Pigtsx Dress Gloves, were lis, new-sso
10 Mems All.MooI Mufflsrs, were 7.s5, now-2.is
30 Boys Fur.Baoksd Mlttsns, were $50, new-64e
is Boys, AlI.WooI Mufflsrs, were 5sc, now-4Ic
So MEMS Leather Chopper MItisns, were sse-5so
4 Mems Iepeoats, were 1885, new--T1T
4 Mems Suits, were 1895, now--lo.11
rs Mems Molsskin Brssehss, were $50, now-2T
IS Mems susds.GahardIns Jackets, were 42s-34T
Sc Boys Melton Jackets, were asa, new-2T
10 Boys Wool & Leather Jackets, were Ase-aT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Boy, z, Killed byShot
As Trio PLAYS with Gun

GRAND RAPIDS, Jan. Is (TNS).
Walter Uhrbrock. II. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Uhrbrock, Route
2. Kent City. died in st. Mary's
Hospital today after being acct
dentally shot in the head. Walter
and two other boys, Dick and Ted
Wainwright, 8 and 6. were playing
with n revolver when the accident
occurred. State police were unable
TO learn just how the shot was
fired or who fired II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
QuintupIets Use
Musterole For
Chest Colds!
70 Relieve Their Coughing
and Make Breathing Easier

>wbensver the Dionne Quintuplsts catch
Z-oid-their chests, throats and backs are
immediately rubbed With Musterole--
a product made especially TO promptly
relieve coughing and tight sore aching
chest muscles due TO colds-it actually
helps break up local congestion In the
upper bronchial tract, nose and throat.
Musterole gives such wonderful re-
rulta because it's what 30 many Doctors
and Nurses call q modern countsr-frritanf.
Since it's used on the famous COUNTS"
YOU can be sure it's Just about the
BEST cold relief you can bpyf,
N3STRENGTHS: Children's Mid
Musterole for children and people With
tender skin. Regular for ordinary cases
and Extra Strength for stubborn cases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29


Neuenfeld.- Notified OF its error
through the legal grapevine. the
company is taking hasty steps TO
substitute a book with the correct
spelling.
Gerard Lacey Is IL and old
enough TO enter Annapolis. -Four
years ago Congressman John
Dingell of the Fifteenth District.
promised the then 14-year-old
Lacey that he would give him an
appointment. When Lacey was
graduated from St Cecilia High
School, were he was captain OF
the football team, he wrote to
Dingell. who remembered and
made the appointment
Tiny Harris and Tommy Vaughn,
local singers, were seen the other
night after show hours waiting for
street car and wishing they had
LAY jobs.
Attention all marines. All for
mer marines will have the OPP
portunity to join the Detroit de-
tachment OF the Marine Corps
League at the meeting Friday in
the Veterans Building. 704 East
Jefferson. Joseph J. Karol is COM
mandant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
MEMS AND BOYS APPAREL

90 Prs. Bays' oxfords, were 7.7s. how-tss
10 Prs. Mems Trsussrs, were Las, new-s1o
% Mans Shssp-iinsd Vests, were SIS, new-AH
20 Mems umsd work Jackets, were 7.2s, nov III
10 Mems Wsel Jackets, wsrs AIS, new-71I
Mems lined Maekinaws, were ass, now--3.71
ST Meas ovsreoats, were 1885, now--i1sa
$50 Prs. Mems Trousers, wsrs i.ss, new-t66
IS Mems sIipevsr Sweaters, were ass, new-2ss
$50 Mems Cortland Shirts, were 2.25, new-is5
Ia Prs. 7.Thumb Gloves, were 7ie, now-I1o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
cHiLDREN'S WEAR

rs Sweaters, Q 10 H. we're lie, nsw---boc
30 Jackets, 4 to 10, we're 3.ss, nsw--7.H
400 csrd. ovsrslis, 4 TO 10, were AIS, now-i.H
TO snow Suits, , 10 ], were Iss, new-S.s1
200 Elan. Pajamas, 10 10 rs, were las. noW-s1o
50 Ski Pants, 4 10 IL, were z.4s, now-i.s1
50 Ski Pants, 4 to 10, were ass, nsw-7.7T
100 snew Suits, J 10 7, were s,4s, new--As1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Tiny Harris and Tommy Vaughn.
Detective 1t. Walter C. Swords,

80, Is now plain
mister" He re-
tired after 20
years. Swords
joined in 1917
and in his 20
years game d
two citations
for the capture
OF murderers.
o . .
The Detroit
Hotel Mems
A xSOC tiOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
HOME NECESSITIES

20 Marc. Curtains, 2.teus, were i.s1, nsw-i.3T
$50 Prs. Lace Curtains, were SIC, now--61e
30 Chair Covers, Knit, were 5.4s, noW--4H
Il Down Filled comfortsrs, were 1888, now-I2s1
~ Chenille Vanity Skirts, were ass, noW-i.i1
"a Bsxsa PHisw Cases, we're LA, Hew-sIe
Oh Meel-Mehsir Blankets, were 1885, now-i0.ss
500 Asserted Wash Cloths, were 10, now-2e
$50 Yds. Dotted swiss, was 2se, now--23c
400 fds. 80" Outing Flannel, was tee, now-tao
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

headed by n. J. Frawiey, arranged
for the purchase OF 10000 birthday
cards for the President. Each card
holds 81 and you mail it direct 10
the White House.
City employees will hold the only
Presidents Birthday Ball here. 1t
will be held Saturday night at the
Masonic Temple with Assistant
Postmaster Peter Wigle as honor
AIRY chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
MEMS WEAR & ACCESSORIES
FLOOR COVERINGS

I Burgundy wilton, Skis, was $50, nsw-Io.oo
l Burgundy Twist, sxsio, was 5s.s5, nsw-ls.5o
1 Bua William, 4.sxi2, MAS 3s.60. naw-2s.s6
I Rose Wilton, 3x4.1, was 1850, Hew--I.sS
I Administer, 18th Cent. i.ixI2, was $50, now SIS
I Burgundy Wilton, s.2xs, was ASS, nsw-71.so
I Rust Wilton AXIS, was sac, now---23.T5
{ Burgundy Wilton, 2xs, was 1880, nsw-s.2s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR

40 Boys' Snow suts, tie 10, were SIS, now III
70 Boys Coat Lsggngs, 10 9, were s.as, new 2.sT
so Boys Ski Pants, Z to 10, were ass, Hsw-7.7T
500 AI.WosI Work Seeks, were i5e, new-t7e
IA Mems undsrshirts, were 1se, now--4sc
rs A & o Pslsmas, were asa, new--2.As
s Psjamss, were i3s, +--24-sse
I 90 Dress Shirts. were 7.3s, nsW---t.ss
IL Sport Shirts, large, we're l.ss, nsW-~-i.2s
40 Meas Caps, were 5se, aow----2se
90 Topeosts, were 2t.s5, new--is.se
rs Boys Plaid Jackets, were 3.se, now--2.s1
80 Cab. Jkts., sheep lined, were 1875, nsW-e.s1
8 Prs. Wsldsrs' Pants, were 1855, now-1s5