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Evening star., 1943-05-05
Big Liberators Defy
Bad Weather 10 Blast
Japs on New Guinea
Fires Started at Bubo,
Enemy Planes Coueht
On Ground Damaged

BY the Associated Press
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
AUSTRALIA, May 5.-Fires were
started yesterday around the Japa-
nese airdrome at Babo, Dutch New
Guinea. by formation of big Lib
orator bombers which flew through
bad weather to deliver daylight at
tack.
Babo is more than 700 miles north
across the Arafura Sea from Darwin.
Australia, and is far inside the 100
mile long MacCluer Gulf.
Enemy planes were caught on the
ground and damaged, but it was not
until the Liberators were winging
their way southwark to their bases
that they encountered any opposi-
ton in the air Over the Aroe Is
lands. six japanese float planes rose
to intercept. The Liberator gunners
shot down two and all the big bomb
ers returned home safely.
Barges. which the Japanese use
frequently for landing coastal sup
plies. were targets in other aerial
action yesterday, as reported in to-
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Two Nazi Police Officials
Reported Slain in Norway

BY the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, May 5.-Norway's S
resentment against German occupa-
ton appeared today to be fiaring into
more violent channels as German
authorities reported Staying on
April % of two Nazi police officials
at Bergen in the latest of a series
Of outbreaks by the seething popu-
lation.
Underground forces also killed two
Norwegians in Oslo for making re-
ports to Nazi authorities against
loyal fellow citizens, reliable quar-
tiers reported.
German sources acknowledged at
the same time that ''saboteurs" had
blown up four boats in Oslo ford
and said there had been cases of ex-
pert sabotage aided by secret agents
landed by parachute from British
planes.
Evening star., 1943-05-05

The sooner you get that War saw
Ings stamp in your book the sooner
you will get victory in the bag.
Evening star., 1943-05-05
u. 5. Flyers Set Fire
To Jap Camp Area
5 In 9 Kiska Raids
Heavy Smoke Also
Seen at Horbor
Defense Position
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Navy reported today that
American medium and heavy bonn
bers and fighters raided japanese
installations on Kiska nine times
Monday
Fires were started in the enemy
camp, hits were observed in other
areas which the communique did
not describe and heavy smoke was
seen at North Head" a harbor de-
tense position, the Navy added.
Meanwhile, in the South Pacific
planes from Guadalcanal carried
out attacks on enemy positions in
the Central and Northwestern Solo
mons, starting fires in at least two
places.
The communique said:
South Pacific: (All dates are
east longitude)
81. On May 4:
"tAD During the day. force of
WarhaWk tCurtiss P-40> and Wild
cat tGrumman F4F) fighters
bombed and strafeG Japanese posi-
tions at Vanga Vanga and at Ringi
Cove on Kolombangara in the Cen
trail Solomns. Avenger tGrumman n
TBFD torpedo bombers and Daunt-
less douglas SBDl dive bombers
with Corsair (Vought F4U) fighter
escort, followed the attack with ad-
ditional bombing and strafng. A
fire was started at Vanga Vanga and
smoke was observed in the Ringi
Cove area. All United States planes
returned
"(B) Flying Fortress (Boeing B.
III heavy bombers attacked Villa in
the Central Solomons and Rekata
Bay on Santa Isabel Island. starting
a fire at the latter area.
North Pacific:
%. On May 3 formations of Army
planes carried out nine attacks
against Japanese installations at
Kiska. Liberator consolidated B.
24b heavy bombers, Mitchell North
American B-25> medium bombers
and Lightning Lockheed P-38, and
Warhawk fighters participated in
these raids. Three fires were started
in the enemy main camp area and
hits were observed in other areas.
Heavy smoke was seen at North
Head"
Evening star., 1943-05-05
La Guardia 10 Establish
Potato White Market
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 5.-Mayor F.. H.
La Guardia said today that he was
establishing white market" in
New York to combat ceiling price
violations in the potato market and
asked aid from farmers throughout
the country
L am establishing white mar
ket,' Mayor La Guardia said. "and
will buy and import any produce
from any one or anywhere which
will help get food into my white
market"
When informed that some Texas
groups had been watching his drive
against the potato black market
Mayor La Guardia said:
If you have potatoes, Texas, send
them on"
Evening star., 1943-05-05
YuqosIov Ambassador
Calls at White House

Constantin Fotitch. Ambassador
from Yugoslavia, who has just re-
turned from the seat of his govern
ment in exile in London, was a
White House visitor today. bearing
what Stephen T. Early, secretary of
the President. described as certain
messages of some importance 70 his
government"
Ambassador Fotitch declined to
discuss his mission after seeing the
President.
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Death Of Guordsmon
Certified as Accident

Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
yesterday issued a certificate of
accidental death in the drowning of
Coast Guardsman Gilbert A. Staef-
fer, %, seaman second class, who
fell from patrol boat into the
Georgetown Channel near Key
Bridge April %.
The body was found at the foot
OF Thlrtieth street NV. by James
H. Walker an employe of the Smoot
Sand & Gravel Co.
Evening star., 1943-05-05
220 Ships Of Occupied
Countries Aid Allies

Fy The Associated Press.
LONDON. May 5.-The Admiralty
said today that the navies of the
an-occupied countries which
are fighting with the United Nations
total 220 combat ships and g. 700
men.
The Royal Netherlands Navy leads
with So ships and $3.50 men.
Others include: Fighting French,
40 ships and 6,150 men; Norwegian,
So ships and 5.l00 men; Greek, 80
ships and $3.50 men; Polish, II ships
and $500 men; Yugoslav, 3 ships and
200 men; Belgian, ships and $50
men.
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Boys on Way 10 Navy
With Anti-Sub Plan Die
Blythe AssocIated Press.


SECAUCUS. N. j.. Nav 5.-The
body of the second of two boys who
apparently had started out to WASH
ington to discuss with Navy officials
an anti-submarine device was found
yesterday on Kellys Beach.
He was Michael Donohue, jr., 10,
who disappeared January q in COM
pany with Raymond Mieriscf, jr., 8.
The other boys body was recovered
from the Hackensack River March
81. Both lived in Hoboken.
Police 1t. James Lavezzo of Ho-
boken said the two boys apparently
had broken. through the ice while
crossing the river. He quoted Mrs.
Mierisch as saying the Donohue
boy, who was exceptionally bright,
had worked out a system of defense
against submarines which he wanted
to take to the Navy.
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Six More Jop Ships
Sunk by u. S. Subs

BY the Associated Press,
Six more Japanese ships, including
two destroyers. have been sent to
the bottom of the Pacific by United
States submarines, raising to 222
the number of Japanese vessels sunk
or damaged by American undersea
craft.
The Navy. In announcing the
latest sinkings yesterday, added that
a seventh vessel, described as
large transport. was damaged and
probably sunk
In addition to the two destroyers,
communique said the other enemy
losses were one medium sized tanker,
one medium-sized cargo ship, one
medium-sized supply ship and one
medium-sized transport.
OF the 222 total l55 were listed
off1cially as sunk. Is as probably
sunk and AZ as damaged.
The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp in your book the sooner
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Come Animals Yield Food

In 1912. the game birds and ami
mails caught by sportsmen provided
about 253 million pounds of usable
meat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

p0VLI -7-Aile and Meyers UN. S-soss
hUIhL Take Seven Mile Rd. West. or
Meyers Rd. Buses Direct 20 Our DooIs-
The Royal Is Easily Reached by DsH
Transportation Routes by Transfers From
All Northwest Detroit. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Ascot Scarf TO Match

One. beaver position. she
covered with a polk-dotted ging-
ham. and then made a matching
ascot scarf to 60 with it. And
'over a brown felt cartwheel,
Oracle used a brown and egg
plant colored glazed chintz, with
a collar and cuff set of the same
Oterial.
With social Hollywood slightly
on the nil side, Deanna Durbin
has little use these days for
dinner dresses. However. they
are not becoming shop-worn by
hanging uScleSsly in the closet.
Instead, Deanna cuts the frockS
10 street length. and with that
which is cut from the bottom
she makes smart and becoming
tuTbanS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
400 Radios 10 Air Corps

LANSING. May s With one
week oGo, authorities reported
today that only 400 of Lansing S
1000 radio quota had been do
mated TO date. The army air corps
Is asking residents 10 turn in then
old sets at any local fire station
for use in training radio operators
and mechanics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

DETRoTssTMES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
SDcnr Buddy

THIS lccr TO YOUR service man rs all @oo o4.
hsHOME TOWN the most important place m me :
ward 70 tin CIR This Ietfcr today sign your name
., rho bo,,9r, and send him. Wherever ne IS, ne
,n,s The news from HOME lis up 20 you 10 ma" H.
-, ..s r,-a. fellows Good weather, bad weather.
,, ser,tsae else 10 make up heaNP i'pOa'''
war proau17E cry
,,pov ,our state capital this week that SAFES ,e
collection, h>cn year will IeaGn ,nI n am"Y' cot it,
lot OF hay even II you "s hrriG surrendered
to jackson and Joined nucrou, DeroerN you've heard
in the past
coon old pe' aas '' - pre-. " , I bs $50 ooG oo5
s. r., J .''o 1. @ ao; " So. sold By p@e dc
o ,fot Do d uooe 9"Cd tb g.t OF a@s
s O. sess,. '''' ?. .'''.
,,v5r opA found cur that officials and employees Of the AtL
Gas'sIS S 9n sf2 port Huron 50 they promptly clipped off
cent Of 9e mSniny 5d oe Detroit City Airport manager
returned Through and had plenty OF eAc''"'S S " "
Sgt Barney Ross dropped on us with n his b 9' WORKERS TS the
importance of production .
pcup,suop MOONEY head of the Catholic diocese in
y the Detroit launched drive to raise soooooo !" n
lh Catholic families VINO nave come "oo C,h
to industries He pointed out ina, r o o"'
children parochial school training al present
HRS MRT l. BRIGGS got ajcfo" rpre up the $!goo 900
ii Gg Co. Ms Brggs charged in drorcc proceedings
That her husband entertained chorus girls and other perSo"s "HeA
to her embarrassment. ,,,,. Z, ...t tra,j j.
IN n; ' s, e. Gsa o s@ S % eS sa s eG ' o
from foot ch has gyof'tde "Jeco"S me 9''-
Hog T r sc.gsoS s:e Of oil, 4. "" .e Of r
opon engine the most poei" erf concerned
He Ss
E steaks in town plenty tough nowadays and so are some
100 tough TO eat Mrs Dovey Bookshe 3s weighing 200 pounds
started pf S and deraon Michigan lawmakers
operators went Washington TO ask the oPh or n 6
however oPA didn't want to make up its mind ngh
away.
THE liquor license of Wonder Bar Washington
boulevard suspended for days starting May 10
served liquor to learod girl March 20 Claw
ood the police s art found
He charged Bowling with permitting reign oil a"s>"e
Tho potato situation getting worse. as
the state for hiking prices expected by the first of
DETROIT polio, cR gt IA cent oisc starting
W. had aaottcy 5octo". in 'e, surrounding counties.
the odcr the states mir rad ror""g "9"o' pro-
gram aud officials ecre pleased ...' tho results
I'VE big news Of Of The Theodore Donay
trial federal court and the shooting at Selrdge t1ed
Donay IS the DS@ mp9rfd accused p Of ~ KS The obSr
leunan you remember IS the gent that put the rope aronG sH
the government expects 10 wing that rope shortly ,, ,,,
ross cr is employed 6y doubc1esed Herman GoernG and
Donay back 20 the Third Reich naming the Detroit
lncden'ay do you Ike boys are performing
There ought to be verde shorty in The trial
THE army very shooting but here's
they did tell:
1872 is and Percy Jones Hospital
How or what happened has not been yet private
hospital his condition fair while the colonel has
The shooting took place near headquarcr,
so is Rep shaier RI Of Michigan on order
affairs committee in Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

C0pCST-woodward at Forest
TUhLOl Revival Policy. Open 30.
PARDON MY sARONG." ABBOTT and
Costello. Virginia Bruce. 'HOl1DAf
Inn" Bins Crosby and Fred Astaire.
COy Their craziest Fun Yet Abbot, and
TUh Costello In Damon Runyons
CIT ANT HAY" Also Lee Tracy Gloria
Dickson IN POWER OF THE PRESS"
I'd lNYIIN-i27is Grstiot. near Houston
ThhNhLlN Adults PC. Child lie. Inc. Tax.
jerry Colonna IN "ICE-CAPADEs. Three
Mes1uitecrs VALLEY or HUNTED MEN
CipnEN--w oodward at selden
uhhDLN Open - 30 Big Hits
YOU WERE NEVER LOyELIER." RITA
Hsyworth Fred Astaire. Plus PLYING
TIGERS" John Carroll and Anna Lee.
ri npC--Od. River at Trumbun lie. i-7SSs
OLUDL Robert Taylor. Brian Donlevy.
STAND BN FOR ACTION" Charlie
Mccarthy in HERE WE 90 AGAIN"
CRANADA-wes' Warren At Junction ction, 9,
"GrNTLEMAN mn" Maria Montc1. Jon
Han ARABIAN NIGHTS" shorts.
Cp ANn--IsSsi Woodward. at Grand
N,Miss ANNIE ROONEY" THE INDY
ING MONSTER" WIN. Gsrgan. James
Ellison. Heather Aneel Open lis p. NJ.
rpi NnC-sOz4 w. jefferson vi. 1-l2t1 4
bhhNUE Open u Noon 20 Mdnig
Gene Tierney. Geo Mont gomery, CHINA
GIRL" "oNCE UPON A HONEYMOON"
with Ginger Rogers and Cary Grant.
lcpANT-Russeli, near Hoibrook y
UhhNl Open 1890 Cont Sabu, Jon
Kali Maria Nontez. ARABIAN NIGHTS"
"CYCLoNE on HORsEBACk," T. Holt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
| yrone S
les Become
W skits
Special 10 THF DETROIT TIMES
HOLLYWOOD. MaN s.

JUDGING from the current
- number of nuptial SplitupS, it
would seem that Hollywood has
not got around to making last
years divorces do, but II is
certainly practlcing the virtues
of conservation in every other
field of war time endeavor.
Those gay and attractive ives
kits that Annabclla is wearing
are made from Tyrone Powers
paisley ncckticS. Now that he
is with the marines, Annabella
figured that he wouldn't be
needing his ties for some time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

MJnT0UN--Third at Garfield
HlUlUWN Big Feature Show. Rita
Hsyworth. Dennis Morgan. Merle Oberon
"AFFECTIONATELY YOt RS" William
Tracy j. Gleason In Screamlined Lam RIOT.
"TASKs A MILLION" AT the Front"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Mich. OR. $3.50 4
WlDWhI Open HAS A. ". Shirley
Ternple MISS ANNIE ROONEY" Plus
jas Ellison. THE JNDyING MONSTER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

MINDFUL open II t5 Head Phones
FOR the Hard 81 Hearing Enrol Flynn IN
JIM" Barton MAcLane.
Charlotte Winters IMAM OF COURAGE"
--latest Action war News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
MedaIIions From Scrap

So as an all-around needle
woman, she went TO work maxi
ing WcSkitS To wear with her
slack suits, and as a final touch,
she makes medallionS from the
scraps, which she pins TO her
left shoulder with diamond
and gold marine insignia.
whats good for the living
room furniture is good for my
hat" unused Oracle Allen. Being
= direct sort of a person, she
put the idea into immediate
execution and now two of her
Ninter hats are adorned with
sllp-CoverS for the summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

, same, I'D Detroit fellows Good weather bad Ne9'nc,,
,5-t,r awards tga-ylcs celebrations returning ngv G
-, ,,se else tsal make up heavily ISp''d''
war producing city -.
, - ,,pit,I came this week that sales laN
this fiscal will reach the unhearu peaN q" '
o"n ,h,ts a "a of il Nou haven't So' u
T,on1as wilcox Wayne (ounN shern @ ,
,ri.ou In a ~ To 1-Nehr "rlh
10 and Joined other DetroterN you We near"
ahou n the past
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Park Free Omen lis.
Shirley Temple, "MI~s ANNIE ROONEY. ="
Also "DR. GIIIEsPIE's NV ASSIST
ANT" Lionel Barrymore, Van Johnson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

nCI TuC-Mack at Hoicomb FL. lils 4
DLL-l I'LL Cont. 12:i5. Park Free. Paul
MUM Lillian GiSh in "tONMANDUS
STRIKE AT DAWN" Claudette Colbert
Joel McCrea, "PALM BEACH STORY"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

cp AVcTnNr-7sis Michigan OR. 1880 4
bhhlolUNL Open i2:45 Cont. Abbott
a Costello In "WHO DONE IT." Plus
Edward Arnold and Ann Harding In
EYES IN THE NIGHT"
GREAT I.AKES--i'sss Grand River NJ,
Free Paul Nun Mum arr n csy,sr in %S0M
BEACH STORY" c. Colbert. Joel McCrea.
GREENWOOD on. at West Yves, Kirby S g.,
"wHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING
HOME" "BOOGIE MAN WILL GET
YOU" Boris Karloff and Peter LORE
uhppCp-Harper mt Lakewood AR. 4o20 4
HAM In Open i2:45 Park Free,
Claudette Colbert and Joel McCrea In
"THE PALM REACH STORY" Plus
Paul MUM in THE COMMANDOs STRIKE
At DtWN." News. Cartoon.
HAZEL PARK'oAn r. Et a. S' T;g5sI 1 Es;
smith. "GENrLEMAN JIM" "uNDYING
MONSTER" John Howard, Heather Angel.
HIGHLAND PARK y, w % %' ts 4 n
sabu. Jon Hal, Maria Montez, "ARABIAN
NIGHTS" "aLiBi." Margaret Lockwood
HOI.IYW0OD-'s0' W ;I For, PSsk Free :
WORKERS THEArER PARTY EVERY
FRIDAY AFTER MIDNIGHT. LAST
COMPLETE SHOW STARTS AT a NJ
HOLLYWOOD-'S0' W. Fort od r%rk = Free rec 4
Red SHELTON and Ann Rutherford in
"NHiSTIING IN DIME" Plus PITTS
BtRGH." Marlene Dietrich. John Wayne.
uOML--6i2I Chene 81. r
llUnlE open IL 80 Cont. Enrol Flynn in
'GkNTLEMAN JIM" THE UNDiING
MONSTER" with James Ellison
HOOVER-isoso IVES, v, Warr ,.o, Ave- I'VE, ,,, ,
JIM" Enrol Flynn "TWuLIGHf ON THE
TRAIL" Bill )Hopslong Cassidy Boyd.
march ~ Time, Selected shorts.
IMpERIAI-7oso Michigan Avenue 4
Burgess Meredith. STREET OF CHANCE
'RIDIN' DOWN THE CANYON r Rogers
JpIC-East Grand Blvd. at Jos. Campau 4
mo open II so. Sabu, Jon Hail.
Maria MOntez In ARABIAN NIGHTS"
THE GREAT GILDERSI.EEVE." with
Harold Peary. Disney's sleep Walker, =
JpVJNC-2i22o FenkeIi Ave. RE. 1853
iNVINu J. Cotton. Dolores Del Rio In
i"MAGNIFICENT AMBKRsONs." Richard
Greene. PLYING FORTRESS open IL as.
JEFFERS0N-iiooss Fast 'eT.r ,o Avenue Avenue
March in II MARRIED A WITCH"
BILLY THE KID" in the MYSTERIOUS
RIDER. Also Cartoon and Serial
IOV-Joy and Dexter TY. .-02IO
Jul Cont 80 Judy Garland, Geo
Plus WHO Il HOPE SCHUYLER" with
Mary Howard
Evening star., 1943-11-03

'l6 and 19 ounce 1907 all-Wool Elas-
tlque Uniforms with all the snap
and SmartnesS Marine Officer de-
mands. Fine silk lining. All sizes.
Evening star., 1943-11-03

mately $500 more than had been ex-
pected by the auctioneer-Charles
Kracke, a clerk in the dead letter
section Of the Post Office. At the con-
cluSlon OF the sale, Mr.. Kracke re-
marked privately that some of these
people went wild with the bidding
today"
An Atlanta (Ga) dealer bid $500
Tor 81 small damaged radios. Sixty
two used mems shirts brought so
cents each, and a wrist watch sold
for $54. Virtually all the merchan-
disc was sold in wholesale lots after
the parcels had been on exhibition at
the Post Office from 10 am. to lp.m.
Many dealers were in the crowd,
put some refrained from bidding
because prices were running higher
than Is customary at Post Office
auctions. A few dealers blamed the
tendency Of bids to be high on the
TACT that an unusually large number
OF amateurs were in attendance.
Lots of people have more money
than they know how to spend and
hgure they can make a profit by
picking up something cheap here
and then reselling it," one dealer
said
An unusual number Of second-
hand dealers were present, hopinp
to repleniSh their stocks to meet
the present booming demand for
certain types Of secondhand goods
Many hard-to-o obtain items. such
as clocks. electrical appliances and
cameras were on sale.
Sale OF the three pairs of nvlons
was the high point of the auction
Many women were in the crowd and
howl OF delight greeted the an
nouncement that nylonS, not listed
IN the auction catalogue. would be
offered. The glee subsidized some.
What when 1t was learned that only
three pairs were available, all
size 91z.
The first pair went for s625 to
Mrs. Ophelia Batey, colored. of 223l
Ontario road NV. 1t. Arnold Ladd
OF Walter Reed Hospital paid IS
for the second pair, which he said
ne planned to give to his wife.
Saul Sims of 1926 Blagden avenue
NV. outbi dthe women for the last
pair at s6.75. He explained he was
going to give them TO the first
WAVE I meet that they will it."
Prices paid for the nylons were
considerably above Office of Price |
Administration ceilings, but the Dis |
trict OPA explained today, how /
ever, that an amendment to OpA
price regulations in May specifically
exempted dead parcel sales by the
Post Office Department, on the
grounds that prices paid at these
sales have no material effect on
the cost Of living
Government restrictions. however |
spiked the plans of the Post Office !
to sell 81 pairs Of new women's
and children's shoes. The auction /
eer was unable to get bids. after
he announced that ration stamns |
would be required
Evening star., 1943-11-03
Post Office Auction
Crowd Bids Ny|ons
To S6.25 a Pair
Secondhand Dealers
Blame Amateurs for
Soaring Prices

Three pairs Of cotton-topped nylon
stockings sold for $3.50 s575 and
$625, respectively, yesterday after
noon, as an auction crowd of several
hundred persons, spurred by war
time shortages. engaged in spirited
bidding for 109 unclaimed parcels
put up for sale by the Central Post
Once.
The merchandise brought approxi
Evening star., 1943-11-03
Locker CLEANUP Pushed

Fire has campaign urging men,
oers OF golf clubs to clean out their
lockers and donate the old clothes
and shoes to charity.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
OFFICERS BRoADcLoTH SHIRTS

Khaki broadcloth shirts. Full cut
TO At you perfectly. Handsome
collars. Nicely tailored. Sanfor-
lzed less than IL residual shrink
age. All sizes.
Evening star., 1943-11-03

Here, truly is the opportunity of the year. For
- what officer doesn't know the famous name
LlLLLY -AMES and the high standard of quality
and tailoring it represents The A &. Trading
Company was fortunate enough to purchase AT
AUCTION AND AT AUCTION PRICES, tire.
mendous LlLLEY-AMES stock, to which we've
added a lot of fine stocks. You will
note that we do not quote comparative prices
or former prices regular value. But once
you see these Uniforms, you'll jump at the chance
to cash In event will certainly never
be able to duplicate
Evening star., 1943-11-03
KHAKI 80 CHINO OFFICERS
SHIRTS

These are IRREGULARs. but the
defects are so light you need a
microscope to detect them. DUAL
lty So Chino. SanforiZed Qess
than IL residual shrinkaee). All
Evening star., 1943-11-03
1009o ALL.W00L 0. D. SHIRTS

100 sll-wool Olive Drab Army
Ofcers' Shirts with satin yoke or
self collars. Custom tailored form
fitting A handsome shirt Of GEN.
uine quality. All sizes.
Evening star., 1943-11-03

Brooke officers shirts OF "0r, VIRGIN
wool and So Spun Rayon Cab
ardlne and Twill Ravon Pinks and
DARK Green. Custom tailored
form fitting. GOOD looking collars
All sizes
Evening star., 1943-11-03

Think Of it! We've never seen ANYTHING
IKE 1t before! The Raincoats are all
mana finished l9-ounce Elastique and
serge 1000 all-Wool, hard wearing. quality
llned. The Uniforms Of l8 and le-ounce
1000 all-wool Elastique and Serge will
wear and wear and wear
Evening star., 1943-11-03

oxford sto; weave cloth. most CAREFULLY - z!
residual shrinkage). khaki color. afo
Evening star., 1943-11-03

Hand-tailored of 19-ounce Elastioue
cloth. Everything about these
Aviation Green Naval Officers Uni
forms says more money" but the
price.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-08
Center Line
Dedicates Mev
Honor Roll

CENTER L IN An honor
roll containing the names of 1873
Center Line men and women in
service was unveiled with ap-
propriate ceremony here Tues
day night by Sergt. Technician
Archie Leitz, of $3.50 Central
avenue, home on furlough from
the Southwest Pacific.
The roll, conceived by Police
Chief Elmer Flechsig, is located
in the show room of the Rinke
Garage, Harding at Van Dyke.
A crowd of 200 spectators was
called to order by Mayor Rus
sell Isbister. the flag was saluted
and the pledge of allegiance
given.
Chief Flechsig then presented
Sergt. Leitz.