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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

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" Others Friend
helps bring ease
and comfort 10
eXpectsnt
mothers.

NTO T II r r g
m FRIEND. an
exc uisitely pre-
pared emOllient. Is
useful I'm All condf-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Mothers Friend

u ghiy praised BY users. many doctors ard
rartss. Just ask any druggist for Mothers
treRd-tbe skin lubricant Try IL tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Local Marine Firm
Gets Army-NaW f

The Federal Mogul Corp, ma
rine division, of Detroit is the
latest member firm of the Ma
tional Association of Engine and
Boat Manufacturers to receive the
army.navy &c pennant for pro-
duction excellence. Notification of
the award was made in Washing
ton on Oct. l..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
New Manager for Alma

ALMA. Mich, Oct. 9 up
Phillip II. Beauvais, secretary of
the ManiStee Chamber of Com
merce, viii report for duty Nov.
/ as city manager of Alma TO re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Slayer Of Husband
Awaits Prison Call

LANSING, Oct. 9-Mrs. Ada
Hunley, As. was awaiting transfer
TO prison today 10 serve 5 10 Is
years for the Knife Staying of her
husband, Silas. 33, at their farm
home last August 10.
Mrs. Hunley stabbed her hus-
band through the heart during a
argument over the use Of tn
family car
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Kiwanians Pick Governor

LANSING. Oct. 9-Joseph H.
AleXanian, prominent Lansing rug
merchant, was elected governor
of the Michigan district of Hi
wants International at its closing
session here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
HIGAN

WJLB Detroit. - Is p. m. sat
urdsy: WFDF. Flint, 1880
I'm r-rrtt--y-, II ~ GirHurt
RAPIDS. qI5 GOVT Friday;
WIBM Jackson. @ p. IN. Friday,
WIN. Lansing. @ p. m. Friday
WINS. lrouwood ais p. m
fCWTl Wednesday; NkBZ, Mus
keCou. T:15 p. m. Friday; VICAR
Pontiac, dis p. m Thursday
WSAM. Saginaw. 7;15 p. m. Fri
DAY. WTCM. Traverse City, 7.3C
D. m. Wednesday; WILLS, Port
Huron, 1l:30 a. m. Friday.
} ONTARIO
. CFCO. Chatham. $50 p m.
Thursday; CKOC. Hamilton, lis
y m. Saturday: CKCR. Kitchener
q:l5 p. m. Friday; CKCO, Ottawa
61Ap. m. Friday; CJCS, STRAIT
ford, 7:45 p. m. Friday
1t YOU are not already among
the many thousands who hear the
Front Page Drama program YOU
are missing a real treat of radio
entertainment. Become a listener
10 the Front Page Drama.
Evening star., 1943-04-01
| Next Of Kin
| Messages Go
Unclaimed

Thousands of messages informing
relatives that servicemen have been
killed in action, reported missing OF
taken prisoner of war have been
marked unclaimed" and returned
to War and Navy Departments, it
was announced today.
A large number Of allotment
checks have also been returned be-
cause addresses are not known.
The Red Cross Home Service is at
tempting to trace these persons.
Some have moved without leaving a
forwarding address and others have
moved into war centers where they
are not listed in city and telephone
Evening star., 1943-04-01
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, THURSDAY,

work week already prevailing in
the 36 areas would mean that few
employees would be released for other
work.
They said the purpose of the or
der would be effected by cutting
down the labor requirements of firms
which would have to tap tight
labor market for more workers in
order to follow a 40-hour schedule.
No reports were available on what
pay adjustments are being made by
employers not covered by wage-hour
laws or labor agreements. The or
der, as interpreted by the VINO,
requires payment of time and one
half after 40 hours only by those so
covered.
Blanket exemptions were granted
to firms having seven or fewer reg
ular employees, those principally
engaged in agriculture" State,
county and city governments;
youths under 16, and individuals
who, on account of other employ
ment, household responsibilities or
physical limitations are not avail
able for full-time work.
Compliance in Detroit.
Area directors were given discre-
tlonary authority to grant excep-
tionS to businesses where a 48-hour
schedule would be impracticable in
view of the nature of the operations,
would not contribute to the reduc-
tion of labor requirements, or would
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Work Week
Continued From First Page.)

-
firms are given temporary exemp-
tions until their cases are re-
viewed by the local labor manage
ment committee.
A VINO spokesman said the bulk
of the large firms here had already
gone on the 48-hour week with re
markably little adjustment"
Discharges Forbidden.
USES has been able to place a few
persons, but employers are not al
lowed to discharge any employees
until USES his been able to place
them and that probably will take
some time.
After the smoke clears away"
said the VINO spokesman, probably
an appreciable number of Washing
ton workers will have to be absorbed
in other work but it will be nothing
like the redistribution of labor in in
dustrial cities. Washington probably
will be affected less than any other
area on the 48-hour week"
National VINO officials expressed
satisfaction with early reports on
48-hour week results. They said
they had foreseen that the longer
Evening star., 1943-04-01

conflict with any Federal, State or
local law or regulation limiting
hours of work"
Detroit, one Of the greatest war
production centerS, expected imme-
diate release of 500 workers for other
jobs, according to the area VINO
Office, which added that more grad
ual releases eventually would release
10000 for more essential jobs or the
armed services.
Approximately half the 5000 af-
fected employers in Detroit filed
statements on their situations, and
the area office said about 80 per cent
indicated they were taking steps to
comply while the rest made clear
cut requests for exemptions or more
time to get onto the longer schedule.
The Baltimore VINO office, re-
porting general compliance, said
that out of $500 requests for exemp-
tions, 500 were withdrawn volun-
tarily before the deadline, 900 were
given partial exemption Covering
individuals or departments), and the
1Vo OtlAcIS WC1c 81 dAICO IOIdA cA"
emption. But few workers were ex-
pected to be released.
Services to Make Adjustments.
This report, along with the COM
ment that few workers would be
released because 48-hour operations
already were widespread, was
echoed by area officials at Buffalo,
Sterling, Ill; Cheyenne, Wyo.; Mo-
Evening star., 1943-04-01

bile, Ala: Manitowoc, Wis: Bath,
Me-: Salt Lake City and other
points, while Hampton Roads, Va,
said about 500 of the 1,500 affected
firms had asked partial or total
exemption.
Meanwhile, the Army and Navy
said they will approve revision Of
lump-sum contracts to provide larger
payments in cases where adoption of
the 48-hour week with overtime
wages results in depriving the en-
ployer Of a fair profit.
A statement of policy, issued by
Undersecretaries Robert Patterson
and James v. Forrestal, said that in
such cases "the War and Navy De-
partments will give consideration to
appeals for relief"
Evening star., 1943-04-01
Dr.. J. T.. Mcdowell,
Retired Agriculture
Division Chief, Dies
Expert Spent 30 Years
In Improving Dairy
Herds Over Nation

John Chambers Mcdowell, whose
80 years in the Agriculture Depart
ment were devoted to the improve
ment of the Nations dairy herds,
died yesterday at his home, l4l6
Allison street NV.
Funeral services will be held at
pm. tomorrow at the S. H. Hines
funeral home at 2901 Fourteenth
street NV.
Dr. Mcdowell came to Washing
ton in 1912 in the departments
Office of Farm Management, dairy
division. He applied to the Ma
tons milk sheds the theories of
herd improvement developed by
Prof. Stephen NJ Babcock at
the University of Wisconsin, under
whom he studied. This improve
ment was carried out by inspection,
by charting individual COW produc-
ton and by selective breeding. At
his retirement in 1887 DR.. Mcdowell
was chief of the Division of Dairy
Herd Improvement Investigation.
He was the author of several books
on improvement of dairy herds in
Guiding the Boy Scout Handbook
on Dairy Farming.
He was born December Is, 1867,
at Montello, Wis, son of George
and Isabella Bailie Mcdowell. Be-
fore entering the Agriculture De-
partment he was professor of agron-
omy at North Dakota Agricultural
College at Fargo. He was awarded
a Phi. D. degree by American Uni
versity for advanced study. He mar
ried Frances Lucetta Jacob In
Waukesha, Wis, in 1895.
His wife, daughter, two sons and
four grandchildren survive him. The
children are Dorothea Mcdowell of
Raleigh, N. c.; Charles Jacob Nc
Dowell of Silver Spring, Md, and
Robert B. Mcdowell of Falls Church,
Va
Evening star., 1943-04-01
George Allison, 81, Dies;
Baltimore Banker

MILWAUKEE, April 1.-George
Allison, GA, active in the manage
ment of banks and shipping COM
panies in Baltimore and in Wiscon-
sin utility companies until his re-
tirement IS years ago, died yester-
day after a lingering illness.
Mr.. Alison was secretary treasurer
and a director of the Curtis Bay
Towing Co., and a director of the
Baltimore National Bank of Com
merce and the Merchants National
Bank of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1943-04-01

directories because OF their transient
status, 1t was said.
The Red Cross urges all persons
listed as next of kin" of service
men to leave their forwarding or
emergency address with the post
Office when they move.
Evening star., 1943-04-01

approximate expenditure in ,uoney-s11-s13)
Evening star., 1943-04-01

Not everybody with q dollar to
spare can shoot q gun straight-but
everybody can shoot straight to the
bank and buy Z War bond,
Evening star., 1943-04-01
(:'c5!sI;!,|;i>
At Your Service

At Your Service
Luncheon II 80 to ;. Cocktails
4 to 7 Music and Dancing from
s.. Dinner 5 to 9:S0 Music and
Dancing from 7:30).
Supper 10 PM. to | AM, with
Carr & Don and Hurtado Trio,
playing for uninterrupted dane.
ing.
Evening star., 1943-04-01

WEEKS SHOPPING LIST FOR 4
RED STAMP
y POINTS
FRESH FOODS

3 lbs. NUCOA IS
AZ lbs Shoulder Veal-bone in %
3 Calves Hearts (total / lb)
lb. Hamburger
l lb. Frankfurters
II ID. American Cheese
UNRAToNED
l lb. Cottage Cheese
l u lbs. Filet of Haddock
S punches Carrots
3 lbs. Yellow Onions
IL lbs. Spinach
2la lbs. Peas
~ lbs. Cabbage
Tomatoes
2 punches Beets
2 heads Lettuce
bunch Celery
bunch Radishes
ID. String Beans
2 lbs. Yellow Turnips
2Green Peppers
Grapefruit
2 doZ. Oranges
2Lemons
Red Apples
3 lbs. Tart Apples
Avocado
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Art NeedIework Reduced

3 pieces NeedIepoint-petit point figures
finished in all wool on cotton canvas,
14Xl4 Were 75c. Now soc
! Model Cotton Bridge Set, green with
colored embroidery; cloth 33x33, napkins
1lXll. We're $3.50. Now set 81 so
] piece Neediepoint, chair scat and back,
the design finished in all wool petit point
and gr0s point on cotton canvas. Seat
21X27, back 23X23. Were $3.50. Now. S.
100 skeins Mercerized PerIe Cotton for
crochet, light and dark colors; 4-ounce
skelns. We're 35c. Now ----- 25c
Cotton Lace Dresser Scarfs, cream color.
l4X35. Were $115. Now -- s5c
Cotton Lace Dresser Scarfs, cream color.
l4X44 Were S125, Now 85c
2 pairs Rayon Taffeta Pullman Slippers.
hand-quilted in peach or blue. medium
size. Were $3.50. Now Sl50
$50 balls Bernat Lormette All wool Yarn
IN blue, green and brown, 1-ounce ball
were DOC. NOW ----------- Csc
200 balls All-wo0l Afghan Yarn, in white;
l-ounce balls. Special now each 29c
AFT NEFDLEWoRK. SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Save $50 and More on
One-of-a-ki kind Bedroom Furniture

] Vanity Base, Heppewhite design mahogany va-
neer on hardwood. Was S44 Now S32 50
l Chest of Drawers, modern design, oak veneer on
hardwood Was $57.75. Now --..-..- SAB
] Night Stand modern design, oak veneer on hard
wood. Was S34 IS Now s26
l Chest of Drawers Hepplewbite design, mahogany
veneer on hardwood. Was $11O Now $3.50
] Vanity Bench, Heppewhite design, mahogany We
neer on hardwood. Was S1475. Now SS
/ Mirror, Colonial design, solid mahogany Was
S23. NoW------------.------- --------------- Si275
i Desk Chest. enanlel-hnished hardwood antique
white and gold-coor. Was S145. Now SS6 50
! Chest of Drawers. oak veneer on hardwood mod
ern design. Was $46.50. Now s35
] Dresser Base, solid mahogany, Chippendale design
Was sos. Now s5975
Mirror, Colonial design, solid mahogany. Was e26
Now SIi "a
BEDROOM FURNITURE, FIFTH F1ooR
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Living Room Furniture

] Drop-Icaf Table, mahogany and gum, pedestal
base with brass feet. Now -----..- 1915
i Mahogany Tier Table Now S575
] Bookcase. mahogany finished gum. Now s375
] Tea Wagon mahogany. Now Sl475
] Shelf End Table mahogany. Now s575
j Lamp Table, mahogany Now S725
Pier Cabinet with metal grill door fronts in base
mahogany and gum. Now Sll25
Curio Lamp Table, mahogany with glass display
top section. Now St3 *
l Maple frame Living Room Chair rose and blue
cotton tapestry cover. Now S39c5
u Nesting Chairs, turquoise coral and blue with
INTO one when not in use. Now - SI475
l Walnut Bar and Cart. Now $685.
j Chair, eggShell cotton tapestry cover Now S27
/ Pembroke Table, mahogany with leather ton
Now S1o x
j Beacon Hill End Table mahogany with shelf
drawer and brass gallery edge. Now S32 50
/ Metal Smoker with non-S smoking ash receiver
bronze and chromium finish. Now S345
Low-back Wing Chair, beige cotton tapestry cover
with green moss edging. Now - S27
/ Open back Corner Bookcase beached walnut
"a inches high, 32X32-inch wall measurement Now
1850
j French design Arm Chair frlutwood frame
green cotton damask cover. Now $50 50
! Round Top Lamp Table, solid birch natural
finish. Now s6os
| Bookcase with adjustable shelves MAHOGANY. 30
inches wide and 36 inches high. Now Sq15
LIVING AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-02-18

l Vanity Base, Colonial design, solid cherry. Was
S69.75. Now .--.--... S65
] Vanity Mirror, Colonial design, solid cherry Was
Sl9.75. Now ----.---.-- Si375
l Vanity Bench Colonial design, solid cherry Was
Sl975. Now S1375
/ Single size Bed Colonial design solid cherry Was
S55. Now .------.---.--.---. 1876
Was $45 Now S2975
] Chest Mirror, HeppeWhite design, curly maple
veneer on hardwood. Was S39 so Now $3.50
l Dresser and Mirror. Colonial design, mahogany
veneer on hardwood. Was $89. IS Now S65
! Vanity and Mirror, Colonial design, mahogany
veneer on hardwood. Was S94 so Now $685.
! Vanity Bench, Colonial design, mahogany veneer
on hardwood Was STATS. Now $40
l Night Table. Colonial design, mahogany veneer on
hardwood Was $22 so Now $3.50
! Double size Bed, modern design, oak veneer on
hardwood Was S3675. Now ------- SIS
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Costume Jewe!ry
65e Vas 81

30 pieces costume jeWeiry- pins and clips
made Of goId-color and silver color metal,
IS pieces Costume Jewelry consisting Of
link bracelets and clips of god-coor and
llVercolOr metal. Were S. Now Sl25
80 pieces Jungle Book Costume JeweIry
consisting Of necklaces and bracelets of
gold-colOr and silver color metal with
simulated coral turquoise and ivory. Also
some gold-color and silver-color metal
link bracelets. Were S. Now 1925
55 pieces Costume Jeweiry consisting of
necklaces, bracelets and pins of gold-color
and silver -color metal with simulated
coral, turquoise and ivory Were So.
Now 60
50 pieces Costume JeweIry consisting of
pins in the shape Of flower sprays, insects,
birds and FISH set with simulated stones
and enamel. Also bracelets and necklaces,
were $50 to $50. Now ---- IS to $50
All prices plus 1870 tax
COSTUME JEWELRY AISLE s. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Lamps Reduced

/ Indirect Table Lamp. modern design
with natural wicker base, harnonIzIrc
cotton shade Was $3.50 Now Sl3.50
| Table Lamp and shade composition
ln modern rope design. ivory color. Was
$3.50 Now 81 50
Pottery Table Lamp with Shade, fow-
or oes,gn in gray and yellow. Was So 90
Nov s595
! Table lamp. oIl-effcct. uby-colorcd
glass base Was $40 Now $3.50
Table Lamp, iyory-color with parch-
mont paper shade was S395 Now S2.95
? Wooden ChairSide Candle style Lamps.
Mapje-finlsh. Were SIS. Nov S3.75
SWAY Floor Lamp, Silycr-colored finish
Indirect light With matching rayon
shade. Was S25 Now -- $3.50
J Junior Floor Lamp, silycr-c0lored I'm
ish. Indirect light With epgsheu rayon
shade Was S22 So Now SIS
LAMPS SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Living and Dining Room
Furniture Reduced u, More

1 Sewing Cabinet with drawer and supply com
partment. Now Sl375
! Oak Cabinet with glass door front. IS inches
VIDE, 27l2 inches high, Chamoise- color finish
Now .----.--- 1915
/ Small Living Room Chair, green cotton damaak
cover, hair-fled. Now S24.15
l Lawson Sofa, cotton rose tapestry cover, spring
seat cushions Now S49T5
Maple Corner Wall Rack, gumWood. Now CSC
Tier Table brass gallery mirror top missing
Now S27
l Modern Lamp Table, beaChed walnut. Now SS.15
Flat-top Desk, mahogany with leather top Now
$3.50
| nrop-ieaf Table, pedestal base with brass feet
mahogany and gum. Now SI2
Lounge Chair, turquoise cotton tapestry cover
Now ------------- sos *
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Junior Misses Fur Trimmed
Goats Reduced

group of fur r-trmmed 1907 wool coats In dressy
fabrics, warmly interlined.
Coat blue with beaver collar and cuffs,
Now
Cca black with mink trim size II. Was $5975 s3975
Coat beige with squirrel r size 3. Was $50 rs Now S3975
Coat brown with mink TRIM size 49, Was $6975 $3975
Above prices plus 1000
Coat green with squirrel trim size Is Was S497 Now S35
Coat brown with mink trm Was $4975.
A group of dresses of rayon gabardne, rayon crepe
and cotton velveteen and two piece styles in red,
green, blue, beige and black; sizes to Is.
20 Dresses Observation-Disclosures S595
20 Dresses $l295 and $685. w---------- S79s
group of shirts and bouSes in rayon fabrics. Spun
rayon and rayon crepe in plain and printed fabrics.
Coors in the group--White, pink, blue, maize aqua
and green: sizes TO 49, 80 to 49,
80 B0uses $225. St4S
20 Bouses $3.50. ------------ SI95
JUNIOR MISSES APrAREI FOURTH F1ooA
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Books Reduced

copies The Road to Bordeaux" by
Freeman and Cooper. Were $2.75 Now.
$l50
copies Back O the Mountain" by
Margaret Flint, At IL price Now Sl25
copies The Three Musketeers" by
Dumas. Were $I.93 Now ----.--- 81
TIE BOOK STORE FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Dining Room Furniture

J Sideboard mahogany WILLIAMSBURG adaptation
silver compartment so inches long Now $50 80
| Solid Cherry DrOp-leaf Dining Table. Now S29
l China Cabinet Base, mahogany gum.
Now $40 *
| Ladderback Side Chair, fiber seat mahogany fin
iSh. Now Sc *
blue cotton tapestry cover. Now 1925
Shield-back Side Chair, mahogany finished hard
wood Now s5-5
| China Cabinet, solid birch in fawn gray finish
with blue interior Now S3I
Buffet, 18th Century design, mahogany ana gum
NOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ---------- S28.75
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Leather Handbags

Special slz5 Ceiling Price, s225
100 pouch styles with top handles
in pig grained or smooth cope
skin in black, Ton saddle leather
envelopes.
"A Muff Baes, black broodcIoth,
81 % royon, 46oo wool. Slide
Fastened ond fitted with coin
purse and mirror. Ceiling price,
S3. Special Sl.o5
HANDBAGS, AISLE 8, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Gift Items
y Price and Less

30 Assorted Novelty Wood Placques with
novelty verses for either golfer, fisher
man or bridge player. Less than y price.
Now --..-----...---- 35c
Round Fabrc-covered Beverage Servers
with rack for glasses % inches high,
leather handle for carrying Were $40.
Now S5
] Metal Smoking Stand. Was $l5 Now
$50
TIE GIFT EHOr FIFTH FLOOR,
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Junior Misses Hats, SOS


20 fur felt hats for dress and sports wear in black
brown red, green and blue headSizes 81 " to 2213
20 AhWoo Crocheted Fes Hats black white beige purple
and green Were 1895 s29s
30 red, Kelly fchsia oldcolor silver,
color and black, At e price Now 25c
JUNIOR MISSES MILLINERY, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
| oiletries Reduced

" bottles Sparkling Burgundy Bubble
Bath Were 35c. Now 25c
25 bottles Gay Stanton Nail Cream. We're
ST. Now Csc
bottles Cologne, large, assorted frag-
RANGES Were $3.50 Now 81
u bottles Cologne assorted fragrances.
Were So Now Sis
bottles Cologne, assorted fragrances.
Were $50 Now S5c
40 boxes Waid Bubbling Foot Bath; box
OF 10 packages. Were 75c. Now 45c
Above prices plus 90 tox.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Eveready Batteries, s.
" ere I0c

" tFF IVL
500 Eyeready Extra Long Life Batteries
whose expiration date has passed. Size
number $50
TIN Toy STORE, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Spun Rayon Dress Fabrics

A. yard Were o&e arid More
400 yords Spun Royon Dress Fobncs, plan
colors and prints in postcI ond ncutrol
shades, for cosuol and sporswcor trocks
4 washable fobnc, 80 inches vide.
500 Remnonts OF Royon, Cotton ond Silk
Dress Fobrics. Potn, print ond novelty
weoves 36 to 80 inches vide, IN lengths Of
10 ; yards. Reduced "a to u.
DRESS FABRICS. SfcovD Floor
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Sports Frocks, sI87'

" tff 9Zo TO @o)
30 properly labeled for fabric content) Tan green
aqua and purple in the group. Sizes 10 to 90
10 fabric conen0 Rose green
brown wine; sizes II 20 collection Were s29 IS
Now s21 :,
II Sports Frocks properly labeled conten Coors
include luggage gold and green; 49, Were s22
Now s1675
"a Rayon Evening BlouSes Blue chsia roya
red and black 10 90 so95 more Now s65
SPoRTsWFAR FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Sdre on Mems apparel
Mems Broadc|oth Shirts, SIS
~ ere 81 and $2.25

nv cotton shirts in an assortment of II
ano pattern ranges. Collar attached m
to II lin the group.
THE MINIS STORE, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Girls BIouses, o5e

so cotton dotted swiss blouses trimmed with peasant
embroidery. Sizes to IA.
White Rayon Tailored Bouses Sizes IL to 6
Were $295 Now S195
Girls Teen White Rayon Boses tailored STYLES
Sizes 8 to 18. Were $225 Now -- s16s
TEEN-AGE SPORTSMAN, FOURTH Fl oop
Evening star., 1943-02-18
untrinmed Dress Goats, s22

IS 1907 Botany wool untrimmed dress coats in fitted
styles Red blue black green and brown Sizes 10 to 18
We're $29.75
Cames Hair Pile Reversible Goats with cotton lined with
cotton gabardine. Sizes 10 to l6. $35. S26
IL Wool Tweed Coats styles Brown green
blue, natural in mixtures and pads. to
Were $45. Now ------ S33 IS
COATS SUITS, FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Girls Cotton Dresses, sl6'

so cotton dresses in plaidS stripes and prints Sizes
to II.
25 Girls Spun Rayon Dresses yellow, blue and Sizes
3 to ID. Were $685. Now ----..-..--- S295
20 Dresses teach popory labeled fabric
en Sports and dressy Assorted Colors the group
Sizes 10 to l6 Were $795. NOW si95
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Unpanted Wood Furniture Reduced II
Housewares Reduced "a and More
Chenille Both Rugs
Cotton Chenille Lid Covers

?. were 81 Is Now .-.--
/, was 95c Now
E, we're 81 d. Now ----.---- --...--.-
y, were 81 50. Now
La gaceta., 1943-07-03
UN IMAGINATIVE
Pensaba JuanitO:

Pensaba Juanito:
"Los rios son a veces tan tur-
bios, tan cenagosos, tan obscuros,
tan frfos, tan retorcidos, tan scr.
didos, tan p&rfidos, tan ~crueles,
que Sc parecen a ciertos hombres,
a ciertos viejos sanudos, colericos,
avaros, NAL intencionados y coli
frances"
clay rios que van vestidos con
un uniforme azul verbose sucio,
con manchas de grasa, como ell
de cualquier tabernario empleado
p1blico, de alg1n gobierno empe-
hado en- mantener ell actual esta-
do de cosas."
Despu6s Juanito s~uspiraba, mi
raba con ojos apagados al rio Ia
10, que pOr all pasaba, Y vOlvia
a fijar la vista en- ell libro de ma
tematicas que tenia delante.
Hay un rio en- esta ciudad-
pensaba-que Sc parece a mi ito
Federico, tiene su misma persis-
tencia y sus mismos golpes de
sordidez y de miseria.
AL POGO ratio lego Ell ito Fede-
rico, cojeando, embutido en- So
uniforme de guardia civil; Sc aga
rr6 con ambas manos a la mesa,
v lie critic colericamente:
-lEstudial iEst1pidol ~ no
pongas en- 10 successive en- mi pre-
sencia esa cara de buey!
Juanito Sc limit6 a seguir mi
rando las aguas verdosas del rio
Y hasta Sc atrevi6 a senalarlO,
temblorosamente con ell dedO.
Ell guardia civil lie arroj6 una
mirada de odio y Sc marcho bias
fernando.
Ell domingo siguieate, comen-
tandO ell case con Ell parrOco del
lugar, lie dijO:
-iYo no Sc 10 que lie pasa a es-
tie chico, esta cada dfa mas raro!