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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15
Allies Step-Up Attack In
Thrust Made On Sd|anlaud
N'ppeaese Troops There
Numbered Fifteen Hun
dred; Japs Soon Re-
treated

tms ss~~~ssssa pv~.-.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN


ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
AUSTRALIA. July Is.-Ths
aravs ea s@l.msus. begun by the
Amssse.as and the Australians
sn Jsas %. was siepped-rp
ssa.Y whsn they attacked Jap
s~sposia north and northwest of
ne Japanese base left on New
cuinss.
n w.s estimated that Japan
&c fFoops 81 the outrosis num-
e~s.d SOC. Psirols contacted
re savsncina Americans and
Australians. and. following a Sc
zee Fl clashes. the Jsps reiterated
- their prepared positions.
Pianss helped greatly in the
sav@ness made BY the Allied
eeimmmx. while thew were going
foswsFd. the planes constantly
blasted ssiarnsua.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15
MURPHY" SALE
CONDUCTED TODAY

County Clerk Ross {. Sawyer
conducted Murphy" sale of lOl
Parcels at 10 O'Clock this morning
on the front steps of the court
house.
The taxes due on the parcels
toialed Sl.58O.75. Only subdivision
lots. rcmindfuI of realty boom
days. on Big Pine and other keys.
were included in the sale.
All the lots were bought by sp-
plicanis for the required sum of
Sl.58075, which Will be- turned
over TO the Florida Internal I'm
Drovcmcni Fund The county did
not benefit by the sale.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15
TWO PROPERTY SALES
RECORDED YESTERDAY

Vernon A Albury yesterday
sold to- George w. Barber. Sr-, tins
house and LOT on the northwest
corner of Eaton street and Pea
cons Lane for $1,000. The lot has
I. frontage of 86 feet six inches on
the alley and rs feet SIX inches on
Eaton street.
J. MarkOvitZ sold II Carlos Go
neg and TomaSa Gomez the house
md lot on the southeast corner
4 Olivia and Center streets. The
consideration was $4,000. The Tot
mas a frontage of rs feet on Olivia
and II feet on Center street
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15
Iu3URAaCr TImE LINIT

WASHINGTON - %c5vi-e mon
were w7rned today ifsi ih~ iI-'o
INIT ~ iiis insurance. without
TIC recuIT mems II uudeT19inT
Physical examination. will sspITo
m August 10 1919. Tho ,iH1o. u
was pointed out wa extended 10
that daio or ADTIl ~. but - us
sdded. 'hnrs vii not be eIY turin
or ektrn-ISu.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15
DR.. BUMPOUS CLAIMS
OPT0METRY Is HIGH
SKILLED PROFESSION

TAMPA. Jelly FNSl.-Terming
OptOmetry highly skilled pro-
fessiOn capable of providing
complete eve care for the patient.
DR.. H. c. BumpOus of St. Peters
burg said The old way OF
asking an Optometrist for pair
of glasses and letting it go at
that is over"
Speaking before the joint
meeting of the Florida Optom-
etric Association and the Florida
State Board of Optometry al
their annual convention in Tam
pa this week. BumpouS urged
fellow OptometrIsts to charge
fees for complete service rather
than on the basis of fitting a PAIR
of glasses.
Applications 10 practice option
ctry were considered by the
State Board in a 3-day session
and DIR. Grant Newberry was
appointed for a four-vear term
on the board.
Laws affecting optOmetrv. as
passed bv the last legislature
were analysed and discussed
The board plans vigorous
campaign against violatorS in an
effort to clear up the situation
throughout the state
Present board members are
DR. w F. HUMPHREYS. Tampa
president: DR.. A. {. Haushion
West Palm Beach. vice preSI-
dent: DR. J. X WeIhe. Ocals
publicity chairman. and Dr.
James MorquS. Arcadia. secre-
taTy- treaSurer.
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One Thrust Tssk Cssm@ss
Deep Int Lines @ B.
ISL Az Augusta: hxEn
Tough, Bitterly

LonDOr. susT a. essaaa
Amsresn end Cssssaa@m n@
ere Fes sFsea seasf -
rec, he'd wiihsn . so. - @
Iiaias Of csssaaa. wh~ss
ssnte isas b~ssas = s.sse 49, -
he i-sghi wah @@ar - -
Nsn Tsssr ssnsa ls@asns $40
iseks or ov1asss su~ehs - 49,
Asn toFCss.
Amerss.n and Csa-.as@a -
iilisfass hsvs slsssas assa
xiru,fivs blows .s=s~zs ts.s a.
srrs". kaocssns eat ssvesss wasss
Of TEEN on the s.sema go sA.ssa
days after ire sn..ssea. sa4 ~
lied plss.s else have ~s@@wsa
devastation smons - - s@asa
II . q sssssasa -Asssss 80
Frsssrsed battle win i.ss Tsass
as IN. Italian. thus Ia 49,
shown little inxlsu-s.o. a. asa
Ind h.v. .u.re.ssv~a !, t.sw
number. =, every ovs...,...
end eniv t~o esuns.s thsssl.
any consequences h~vs yst te
launched sgstnsi ne Alsss
beth Of them were - Gesan
cont nqvni-.
One - those fhf"sis isss t
Corner deco ini7 hr hfH
ines a. A"7"si~ ana ir
counter stfscEed three hnaes
........ ..
BiiiI IN have sdv@nced u m7
We, ii Alumni uttfe...t
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ANOTHER DUVAL ST.
REALTY DEAL CLOSED

Mr.. and Mrs. Pedro Aguilar
have purchased from Mrs Gior-
lana Bayley a two-Story residence
situated at 1912 Duval street. The
property has frontage of ~ feet
on Duval. running back Ia =
deDth of l25 feet
The consideration was $1,000.
which was a cash transaction
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15
DELGAD0 FUNERAL
HERE TOMORROW

The funeral of Ms Rosa Cas-
tru Delgado. 81. who died yeSter-
DAY morning al her residence.
1880 Virginia street. Will be held
tomorrow afternoon al 8 O'Clock.
from the residence. with Rev. G..
Perez officiating az the service
The survivors are. three daugh-
ters. Ms ZOila Vidal. Mrs. Anna
Gates. Mrs Esther Castro: three
sons. Delio Castro. Mario Castro.
4 8. Army. Leo Castro: one Sis
ter. Dolores Dclgado. of New
York. and five grandchildren
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15
SHOWDOWN ON MUNDh
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS II

Austrslis.-Ii IVES reported today
that the showdown on huroa =
near al hand. No sIor battle has
ret been fought ss the laps have
chung fenaciouslY 70 their rost
lions. Fierce fighting Is predicted
Rhcn action begins - root ire
LAPS Out of their duuouts and pail
lcxcs near hunda airficld.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15
Plains OF Catania. Which AIlies
Are Nearing. l. Stage sci
For Knockout
LATE BULLETINS
MESSIHA'S FERRY SLIPS
BLASTED

ALGTERS - The long line 81
terry sbios al NeSxina. ats meat
important connecting link with
Ifsly GROSS The narrow Strait Of
Messins. was blasted Yesterday by
waves ct Allied planes. number
ing 2lo. II was stated that the
slips are nc longer servicsble. To
complete the lob of destruction.
other squsdronS bombed Terry
slips on the ItTlian side Of the
STREET.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15
CROWN MAY ANSWER mIxoE

WASHINGTON. - Pr-niisr ~
6rcWn head of the OPh. nav -
ly. late this afternoon. 10 the
charges made YesieTdsY by l.. NJ
Nixon. after nc had resumed has
OPA office Is assistant admins
rsior Of information. Nixon
Polo about the OPA's inde
Isicn- and Tho miles Of l7usl rod
arc. which Houdini hrTrsnf could
1ot unTs~cl II weave IN making
soule of H. decisions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15
A COINCIDENCE

OGDEN, Utah. - A rear wheel
which slipped off moving truck
rolled 300 feet. struck curb
crashed through a store window
and came to rest. Of all places
against a recapping machine in d
tire shop. BY then. the tire on the
wheel really needed recapping.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15

a jury of so was drawn in the
county courtroom this morning
for services al the regular tenn
CT the Criminal Court TO be cen
vened 10 o'clock next Monday
morning.
Present at the drawing were
Judge Thomas s. Caro-. County
Solicitor Allan b Clcarc. j..
Criminal Cnur, Clerk Harry
Dongo, Deputy Clerk Miss Flor-
Cncc Sawyer and Chief Dcputr
Sheriff A II. McInniS.
The list follows
William Radicc. William Mo
Hugh. William r Roberts. !. Z.
Pindcr. Harry Richardson. John
Anti. Willard 4 Boil. Jonathan
Gates, Rcynold Thompson. Claude
F. Lowe. Herbert BctanCouri.
Cesar Catala. Stephen {. Single
ton. Donald CormaCk. Roy !
Levin.
Bill L Edwards. William T. II.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15
TANKERs BLOWN UP

ALGIERS. - Allied planes 10
day blew up an Italian tanker an
the Strait Of HessinF. set another
tanker sfire and SO badly damsg
ed an Italian freighier u had 20
be besched. The ships were spot
ted while stfcmOfin1 10 land sup
plies and reinforcemcnfs on 81
=ily.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15
JAps POUNDED AT BURMA

CHUNGKIJG. ~ SqusdTons of
Amoric. n bomber chiefly Mii-r
lis todaY blasted Jap harrSrk.
and railroad sidiu1. m Burma
The rlsnes also attacked and
Truck two i.TTr rIv-r boats ami
~ oII b,T~e. The latter ~. sei
attire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15
HITLER BACK FROM FRONT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS reach
ing here today frcm Switzerland.
said that Hitler who had been at
the front directing personally the
drive on Hurst. has returned 10
Berlin. after the efforts "a his
troops TO attain their objective Rad
failed completely.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15
GERMAN LOSSES in
KURSK AREA HEAVY
TWO THOUSAND KILLED:
NUMEROUS TANKS AND
PLANES DESTROYED
thy Associated Pre.sB


MOSCOW. July lS.-In Two
days of fighting. in the Kursk
area, the Germans lost more
than 1000 killed. l47 tanks. ~
planes and 10 motorized trucks.
the Russisn communique stated
today.
The German attacks were utter
~ crushed. the communique said.
and the Russian high command
added that it was the first time
since the beginning of the present
Orel-Belgorod fighting that thu
Germans were stopped cold.
The cOmmunioue told about the
court martialing OF IL Russians.
who were made co-dcfcndanfs.
and an unnamed number of Ger
man officers. for the brutal muir
dering of $500 Russian men. wO-
men and children at KroSnOdar II
was said that the co-defendants
confessed. and one of the stories
they are said TO have related was
that the victims were forced into
large tanks and then gas was
turned on. causing death by
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15
IL YrhR OLD Vo1ERS

WASHINGTON. - The amend
rneni 10 love- The voting s9c -
IA ves rs will moi bc submitted IN
81 ncNt ycaT foT ratification. Rep
rc5entsilva Hamilton Fish. II
Duchess county New York. said
today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15

T. Jenkins Curry and William
Turner were wslkinq down 81
monion street last night. when.
in front of ire Southern Inn. be-
tween Angela and Souihard. Mr..
Curry said a sailor. whom he
had never seen before and with
whom he had had no dispute.
punched him in TIE back of the
neck and knocked him down.
and. when he got up. punched
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15
THREE ATTEMPTS MADE TO BREAK
into Home OF MRS. G. R. SMILEY

Three attempts recently have
been made 10 break inio the
home of Mrs. G. r.. Smiley. I4l5
Division street. The last time al
o'clock this morning. and On
each occasion The would be
burglar or BURGERS were fright
ened away.
Mrs. w. Bowman Cutter. Mrs.
SmileY's daughter. heard some
body trying to break through the
beck screen door this morning
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15

SAILOR ASSAULTED I. JENKINS
CURRY ON STREET LAST NIGHT

him in The face and knocked
him down sqsIn. Mr.. Turner
then stopped the sailor from do
ing any more punching and had
him arrested on charge of as
ssuli and battery.
At the { tY jail The sailor gave
his name as A. c.. Green. His
bail was placed at $500 and he
will be tried this afternoon. al
o'clock. before City Judge w.
p. Archer
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15

and she awakened Mr.. Cutter.
whose calls caused The intruder
TO run through Tire yard and dis
sppesr.
On the first ATTEMPT. barking
dogs frightened the intruder.
end Mr.. Cutter saw the man
when he jumped q fence. Mrs,
Cutter was awakened during the
second attempted burglary. Ths
man then was trying 10 enter by
ire front door. and again he was
SCARED away by Mr.. Cutter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15
ALMOST ANYWHERE

DETROIT-FiaX can b grown
almost anywhere IN North Amer
Ic.i.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15

Associated Press Day Wire
Service and AP Features
far 81 Years Devoted TO the
hesi Interest," "a Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-15

Key Wet. Fionda. kss ne
most squable ciimsxs n tie
country: with q sv~r~~~
range of only ~ Fshr~-f -
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Along Realty RoW With Dennis

Andrews =. Edwards spoke on
tho Industrial properties
market.
Immediately following each
talk the meeting was thrown
open TO a question and answer
period:
Among other interesting facts
presented, Clark SAID
~ don't think too much
money can be spent on adver-
tising That's the basis OF real
estate business"
ron TO KALAHAZOOr Is
the byWord Of the Mich igon RCaL
Estate association since the
dates Of October 2, 3, 2 hare
bceu chosen for It's conUcntion.
A. r. Saunders, eIeclttiuc Utce
president, tells me-.
headquarters tai be Hotel
Burdick.
The Kal0 mazoo board through
tts chairman, Harm 4. Hprn7,
has sercrni committees az cork
10 make this gathering outstoHd-
ing.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
SeIdon-JohnsOn
Sales Reported

Sales totoline Ss21.l0O were
made in August by the Seldom q
johnson. Inc. II. H. Robinson.
General sales manager, said Sat-
urday
Included in same were indus
lriai property >air> totaling $780,
100.
The northwest and northeast
sections of the city provided the
most business last month,
The Puritan branch office, man
aged by HanScl d. Wilson. sold
S265. 900 of property, and the
Gratiot branch office. managed by
T.. z Wilcox. sold $4,000.
Practically all properties sold
were existing properties-that is.
single, 2-family buildings, B and 4
flats.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Woodruff Talks
AT Banker Meet

Herold G.. Woodruff of Detroit
official nominee for the Mortgage
Bankers Association of America
presidency for the 1894 term,
Will address the thirtieth annual
business meeting and conference
on postwar planning of that or
ganization on the opening morn
ing when it meets at te Drake
Hotel, Chicago, Sept. 23-25.
Other principal speakers al the
parley will be Charles a. Null
lenix, president; Senator Rad
cliffe of Maryland. Ralph Budd.
seventh federal district chairman
Of the committee for economic
development.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Utility
Newest LayaforY Suited
for Small Space

A new lavatory made OF non
critical vitreous china is small
and compact and particularly
suited Tor installation in low cost
homes for war workers, trailers,
auto camps, and cottages. on
wherever space is at a premium
says the Plumbing and Heating
Industries Bureau.
The fixture is Is inches wide
and Ii INCHES decp with a con-
venlent fiat ledge across tho back
A 5-inch back prevents wall
splashing.
The overflow is concealed 10y
being built into the front wall OF
the fixture.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Sharing Home
Drive On Here

Continued from Page Four
War Housing Ccnter-fnancial
aid through financing nStitu-
uonS.
3-Lease property. residential
of commcrcial-The government
viii lease qualified property and
convert il 10 provide additional
living accommodations. Under
this plan, the government takes
responsibility for obtaining ten
ants.
w. Joseph STAIRS, manager Of
the Center. urges that those hav-
inF potential living quarters for
war workers get IN touch with
thc Detroit War Housing Center
300 w. Fort. or call CA. 6373
where complete information !,
available
For those willing 20 convert
their own properties, loans up tc
81, 900 can be obtained from lend
ing institutions on the FILA pay
ont Of income plan, STAIRS OK
planned
These loans can be repaid IN
monthly installments over periods
up 10 seven years.
The National Housing Agency.
using the resources of private
enterprise and public funds, iS
building al the war housing
possible said Stars.
"Tt will not be enough and
citizens must open their homes.
The critical materials which
will be savGi viii 90 for muni-
tionS of war
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Join for Talk
Realtors and Bankers Hear
Wenzlick tuesday

. Roy Wenzhck. prominent real
estate analyst Of St Louis, VIII
address members Of thc Detroit
Real Estate Board, Detroit Mort
gage Bankers Association and
United Northwestern Realty As
sociation az "a luncheon meeting in
the Book-Cadillac Tuesday
Reservations at offices OF the
Real Estate Board indicate an oX-
ccptionaIy large turnout for this
analr
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Converted Units
To Be Displayed

Seven realtors actively engaged
in the government lease convcr-
sion part OF the share your
home" campaign have made ar
rangemcnts 10 maintain a con-
verted home as an open house
some future Sunday during the
campaign 10 enable property own
ers 10 see how the program works
and also 10 assist war Workers I'M
making applications for housing
1t was announced Saturday.
The he realtors fellew
S G lIadiey, Hannah Real
Estate Exchange, II. p. Holmes,
Inc, Homer Warren 4, Co.
Reaume g. Silloway. Seldom &,
Johnson, and II. G. Woodruff.
Announcement of the location
Of the "open house VIII be made
each week. the converted unit be
ing located in various sections OF
the city.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

CHARLES 6 T.. ERB and
Eugene A. Gesc h win 4 have
opened their new office az 1850
Gratiot. Al Harper. specializing
ti-t-i --t---- 2 h tfE.ttstSSitie improved
residential and c o m m ercl a !
properties and appraisals itwas
announced.
FRI, ffssrtt, rr7r~-t-t-rr,- In i,,.- f,ea4 es-
tate business since 1921 and was
employed by Hole from 1893
80 l941 in the appraisal and
property management depart
mentS and recently has been the
real estate brokers repre9nta-
tive 10 the government homes
conversion program, having
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Clothes Chutes Need
Fireproof Materials

Because they offer a ready path
10 carry flames from one floor 10
another. clothes chutcs made Of
combustle materials are a poten-
tial fire hazard
For Safctys sake. these chutes
should be made OF q fireproof
material. such as asbestos board.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

offices with Hole IN the Ham
mond Building
He IS secretary Ot the East
ern Realty ASSOCIATION and
member Of the Detroit Real
Estate Board.
Geschwind has been in the
real estate, insurance and build
ing business since 1913.
lie is a member Of the Eastern
Detroit Realty Association
1T Is important for your
health's sake. as well as the
war effort, to keep your heat
ing equipment in perfect con-
ditiOn.
IL you have experienced any
difficulty with your furnace or
stoker, letter setting forth
your trouble will receive
prompt reply, I'm tOtd, il af-
dressed 10 Fuel Engineering Di-
vision. Appalachian Goals, Inc.
transportation Building, Gin
Ctnnati, ~.
There Is no charge for this
service.
THE BROKERS division Of
the Detroit Real Estate Board
had another crowded meeting
Of the last Wednesday noon.
Technical data on the real
eEtate market for the last 10
years was reviewed by William
" Tanney. Elmer e. Clark ex-
planned his successful salesman
and listing oTEanlzatlons. and
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Attics Converted

AsHr persons -haAc found 4 ta
their advantage TO convert their
atiicS into living quarters The
time is past when an attic is
only used a. a catch-all
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Basement Rooms

Most Easements have space for
a room or two Finishing of the
haScment makes II much easier TO
take care Of the rest Of the home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07

one I'm vivid green or blue and
thus brighten the winter scene
-whllF +eH wrap yourself iR
warmth.
II you're devoted 10 twecds
You'll be- able to wear them all
winter for youu find fur lined
tWCods IN abundance.
Every style of coat is repre-
scented in the lineup, Fleece
sWaEgere, the officers great
coat English raElanS and even
the short chic topper
TWO FINEtfnds are sketchcd
today. One Is a 32-Inch black
suede velour topper that's lined
with sable dyed muSkrat. Tho
poI's are high quality northern
backs and The skins cut so well
the coat appears 20 be lined
with HtnA
High style notes are. The
combination of black and brown,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07

THIS CLASSIC charmor do
serves the immediate attention
Of your sewing kit Anne Adams
Pattern 4i4J comes complete
with smart transfer pattern for
pocket Motif. Use spun rsyon
or cotton. make it up IN no umc.
Pattern iii5 is available only
In misses and womeuS sizes "A.
It's IL. 20. 81, "a. 30. IS. 40 and
a. Size l6 requires 32s yards
55-inch fabric and 2as yards
contrast bias binding
oar Summer Pattern Book d,
rCadN il contains smart STYLES
for work and play
Dress pattern TO cents. book
10 cent, Pattern and book
when ordered together Is cents.
Address your request 90 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
mont 1I2l Times Squire, be
troIt 81. Mich.
Due to .SloWncSS of the mails
\and other conditions hcNoud our
control, pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be pa
tient
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
Ire atment for
Undereye Pouche S

HERE IS 2 treatment that is
helpful for undergo pouches. II
causes tho swollen tissues 20
shrink and flatten,
DIP heavy washCloth in
fairly hot water. Press close 10
the flesh. give IT a good steam
Ing Repeat half a dozen times.
DIP the cloth in ice cold water,
continue the congresses. until
the skin is flushed and glowing
That condition iS a notification
that The blood streams have re-
Spondcd Dry gently Apply a
heavy cream
Place the first finger on the
cyehd close 10 The nose. Sweep
out 10 the temple, return under
the eve 10 starting point.
Tho hot and cold treatment.
with massage following. should
bo a twice daily habit until cons
ditIons have improved,
Use two shades Of powder: ap-
ply tho darker one under the
eyes. IL viii shadow the SWELL
ings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
Style Note

IRENE MANNING. lovely
Warner Bros. star. returned 10
the studio lot last week 10
resume work on a new film
starring Ann Sheridan. Irene
looked stunning in a summer
Cahardine suit Of navy blue
with green accessories. Green
kid. backlcSs pumps had plat
form SoleS studded with gold
nailheadS. as did her matching
ovcr-thc-Shoulder bag. Her hat
az green fclt banded with navy
blue >groSgraln. ribbon, , was
styled on the Australian Amaze
lines. a gold lapel clip was
the only jewelry accent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
Detroit Girl. Pharmacists Mate

HE FIRST Detroit girl to be rated Pharmacists mate
IN The WAVES. Mary Jane RunnnC $40 Z Grand hnneuad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
Fur-Lined Overcoat Wartime Fashion

tho slit pockets. vent back and
tuxedo rever front. The price
rag rpady S35A, nut whru you
consider the coats smooth So
phiStication IFS a small price 20
pay for the smart dividends 10
viii return.
BEAUTY IN blue and brown
is the grcatcoat shown OF
fine fleece IN turquoise tone, The
coat has the elegant Casualness
Of an English model and when
open IN reveals a luxurious lin
ing Of brown dyed lamb.
The lamb pellS are tightly
curlaA and soft, and promise
warmth and wear for many a
season. Three plastic buttons,
elongated shoulder treatment
and set IN flap pockets give a
town and country Air 20 this
coat that comes in misses sizes
and is Sl55.
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is home on leave before be-
ing assigned 10 a naval hos
pital for active duty. A
second class petty officer,
Miss Running is an X-ray
specialist.
Joining the WAVES at
the Book Building recruiting
office, Miss Running was
given four weeks indoctrina-
tional training at Hunter
College, New York, and then
four weeks at the National
Naval Medical Center, Be-
thesda, Maryland.
At Bethesda she did adj
van c d X-ray work on
wounded personnel from the
combat areas.
Mill serve .. How YOU will