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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Nav Build Trucks

War Production Board Off
Gals are reported considering
observation-disclosures "A
limited manufacture of3tracks
for civilian use. This raises the
question about the large number
of trucks still in dealers hands,
subject 10 rationing.
Only recently the sales man.
ager of a large manufacturer
complained that his dealers
could not get rationing GER
tificates through for customers.
They had accumulated large
number Of rejects from ration
ing boards to make out a case
for themselves when July
came around and the RFC is
obligated 10 take over the I'M
sold cars and trucks.
Perhaps the WPB should
first try TO get more liberal
treatment by the OPA for
would-be buyers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
New Refinery
Kansas City Plant TO Turn
Out I00-Octane Gas

KANSAS CITY. March % A
new refinery that Will turn out
lOO-octane aviation gasoline is now
under construction here. Senator
Harry s Truman has announced.
Phillips Petroleum Co. has been
designated 10 operate the plant
for the government From three
10 four hundred men will he en-
ployed and the capacity Of ethe
refinery will be several thousand
barrels day Total cost OF the
project will be around 100000.
High prioritieS for all equipment
has been, given rne refinery 10
speed up production of the greatly
needed fuel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
PROTESTS SWELLING

Resentment l. rising among
stockholders against >ubjcctnc
them TO- such severe double
taxation FIRST. a. owners of en-
terpriSeS the lions share Of
their net profits * ConflScated
by the government Then they
have 10 pay exactly the same m
come tax rates aS-otherS not
subjected 10 such terrific deduc-
lions
The treasury department. I
am told Is having tins diScrlrni-
natory treatment brought home
10 II by swelling protests. While
the lncqultY of double taxation
i officially recognized. no steps
have hcen-!aSt!t4Itad- kl-tAe-
treasury 10 correct y.
Ponder how stockholders have
been piuCked by tax gathererS.
As disclosed by recently-lSSued
annual reports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Niqher Volume Tends TO Cut Unit Costs

Or makes plea that businessmen the spirit Of
should reduce good when
technical and increased volume tend to lower
points price times of active de-
mand has merchandising value whereas price cutting times OF
deon frequently brighten buyers to hold of IN antcl
patton Of Stil greater reductions.
significant economist Or.
the
that after the amce there will be strong
demoblle the which make for regi
mcnaton One Of the major political of the period e
following whether emergency
machinery promptly strapped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Soaring Taxes
White Profits
To Stockholders
BY Is. c. FORBES

Three things arc happening 10
industry and stockholders. a. re-
Ncalcd by the current deluge Of
annual reports:
Nearly al corporations are
doing record-breaking volume of
business, but usually on d thin
ner margin Of profit.
Taxes have been increased
abnormally.
The next result is that profits
aestfsbie for distribution 10
stockholders have been Whitfield
down.
Perhaps this showing. recorded
daily by the newspapers, has
contributed TO SOLDERING the
stock market advance and ac-
tivity Last week was ginger
loss. Transactions q cCrea ed,
losses outnumbcrcd gains. rms
was brought about los, bN eX-
tenSlve liquidation than by alb
Sence of aggressive buying.
although outright cash purchases
rDnttpup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
INVASION NEARER

All authoritative limitations
are that the United Nations are
ready 10 drive the ANS out of
North Africa and that, immedi.
ately this IS achieved invasion
Of the European continent Will
be- launched
The probability is that tho
stock market viii hc governed
very largely by war events.
II Is also awaiting, with con-
siderable concern, tho outcome
Of John l.. Lewis defiant threat
10 stop coal production an
utterly unthlnkable procedure
while America Is waglnC about
efforts for self preservation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
= New War Loan Drive

And while on the subject ~
Var Bonds We want 20 take oe-
caslon 70 remind Detroit bust
reSsucu that tHr Second War
Loan Drive starts April l..
The initial Victory Fund .
went over the top. largely IT.
cause otthe support Of industry.
Many firms put part Of their
cash reserves into l.. s bonds
This time. from April =
through May I the l. <. Treas
Try War Finance Committee
-intn- whlch-hAs-h nnH--ntnG ,.ratna
The War Savings Staff aHa Tie
Victory Fund Committee VIII
seek $4,000 OOO 900
lis = gigantic undertaking
but u viii be a gigantic success
II every one docs his part
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan. bu crts.. l. $ No
! q IN. min unless otherwise stated Nc
ia'osh - % $50. fair TO generally good.
8 -" , Northern Spys $2.2jd2 10 teW
line quality high as -. IS: steel Reds So %
81. common storage % in. min. -,
, in. min 50 50; New York nu. cris
Rome Beaatys. / 5. 10 gin. min I'm
50 sou , -. Washington box Delicious
some generally good condition. fancy al
sizes 50 50ui extra fancy, ali sizes, 50 IS
AN1sE-Tsxss. pony crts., $50
ASPARAGUS California. pyramid crts
! dor. bchs. select $40. extra fancy. 50 Is
q 9 So fancy 50. loose stock, medium to
AVoCADOs - California. nats Fuertes.
30s. 81 IS fair quality. 20-30s S2d2.35.
BEANs-No supplies on the market,
BEETs - Texas, n ertS., 3-doz. bchs
BRUSSELS SPROUTS - Caifornia, !,
drums ordinary - fair quality. s2us
CABBAGE Il. New stock: Texas Sob
cris, round type. fair. S5T5.50; Florida
J a -ou hprs round type. 81 50-lb. sacks
CARROTS California Los Angeles cr,s
s-doz si4Oa475 mostly 81 so. Texas,
Los Angeles crts. s-doz ocns ais: s
don ochs.. Si50G5: y crts d, -doz
81 -. California, ou bskts. clipped tops
.cAULIFLowER California. pony cru.
l2s and larger S15.
CELERY Florida, 1s.in crts. trimmed
tops. Individually washed a-doz sf75. 8.
doz H7jui. s-i0s A75p525. xx's,
g 30 = :. IS; Pascal 2-do, A75. 2i,-l-
onz - Ss and smaller s0aI75.
CUCUMBER Hothouse Indian, hoxs,
.doz, ks. 50; extra fancy. 81 rs. fancy.
- ~ speeds and No. Is $500 90
ENDIVE-Californa, Los Angeles crts.
CPAprrpt,tr r.,
noHes comb. grade. white all sizes Sass,
Texas, Marsh see1ess comb grsde iii
sizes ,5 SD boxes, $500. wire bound boxes
GRAPES California display uss I'm.
p'rots fancy, S6165o
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates Iceberg
Arizona Yuma district. > dor xSu5 80
TAR quality N0425 doz So Phoenix
Mesa ts'rict 5 dor IS dor S55o
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse l0Ih has.
kets Ohio-Mchigan. 81 so
NtSHROOMS-O ohio pinfs - 95C
ONIONS Practically nothing o4sred
ORANGES Florida wiiebouna boxes.
combination grade Nalencias SIS half.
box bags combination grAde Vslenciss
PARsLEY- Teya' hair crates curly.
PEARS oregon boxes Anxious. fancy.
best sizes, S5q5 IS extra fancy. sS2S
PEPPERS Mexican Thu crates cali.
forua Wonders St2 WORD Reaters tFloL.
idsl, $40 75,t.fNt "Chuitss' far ks1a
PtNEAPPLES cuba crates 3ss few
~ ~
POTATOES Few sales m account of
confusion over OPA POPULATIONS seed
stock lo0-lh sacks North Dakota Cob
niers certified 50 so. Katahdtns selected
Sc 90 New potatoes. Nothing offered "
RHuBA Rp-M ichigan dollhouse cases 60
S-lb cartons fancy and better S7as.
Choice S45Ous
sHALT.OTs- Louisiana barrels far Co.
good Sltri7j 50 Nbest mostly xfs iO
crates doz S6p6 20. don s. io
SPINACH - Cartons t-d0z ceIophsre
bags washed spinach 30 Or 81 Is 70
~ 81 p5 rs og s. IS
STRAWBERRIES 40 supplies m he
market
SWEET POTATOES b. crates O.
40 I Porto Picsn vans louisiana 90 g..
~ Georgia N75 nu baskets Porto
Firsn Vans N0rth Carolina 50 fn. sout1
: -fsi4r-s g r.---N---,- t--~~v- l----f-~--
No. ! Jerseys 50 - red sof stors
- so
TOMATOES 10Th csrtons r-psck, me-
dunn 50 ~
7 TURNIPs Georsis gu baskets bgnS,a
fair, s225.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
War Hits
Paper Go.
Business

T. J. Belnap president Of Con.
Solldared Paper in report &c
stockholders stated that war con.
dtionS have imposed many diff.
cultieS upon the corporation in
obtaining materials, labor and
supplies for operation Of the
business.
lie further stated in part:
Owing To shortage Of electric
power for essential war produc-
tion. an order was issued by the
power controller restricting it's
use in your corporations mills.
This, and restrictions in prOduc-
ton and shipments ordered ny
the wartime prices and trade
board. made il necessary 10 dis
continue production Of news
print paper at the Wayagamack
division and curtaiI IL at other
divisions.
Ceiling prices set nv the
government for pulpwood for
domestic consumption, hut with
no effective control Of prices for
export. have created serious
problem for Canadian pulp and
paper producers \ further
problem for eastern mills has
been due to shortage Of wood
workers. \ considerable part Of
this shortage was due To the
fact that n large number of
workers was permitted 10 leave
Canada for similar work in the
United states"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Hidden Headlines

Short shorts; American Can
CO has developed an all-fhcr
coffee can 10 compete with The
glass lar Delmar RooS Of
Wlllys, creator Of the jeep built
Gen PerShlng. 9 staff cars during
the last war The new all
Welding technique was used IN
the building of tanker IN the
East Coast yards Of Welding
Shlpyards. Inc . Handicapped
workers 100 Of them the
best attendance record A. tSc
Consolidated Aircraft plant on
the West Coast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

With March ID and income tax
day out of The way treasury Of
ficialS are relaxing again-not
because they were worried over
a tax strike but rather because
OF the alarming increase IN war
bond redemptlonS
Some months back. We had
the temerity 10 suggest that the
acknowledgements clause
he eliminated from future war
bond issues. Our contention was
that patriotic Americans wanted
only an e me rgenCy relief
clause and that the danger Of
mass hySteria resulting IN whole
sale caShinC of bonds was a
threat 10 our economy.
UnderSeCretary of the Treas
ury Dan Bell IN a letter 10 tins
column remarked rather re-
provinCly. that we undcreStI-
mated the American people ;
cooperative spirit and that Of
fetal Washington was more
than pleased with the low rate
OF redemptlonS.
We sincerely hope that he IS
1Ge per cent right,
Nevertheless the fact remains
that redemptionS IN February
reached the alarming rate Of
nearly 10 per cent OF sales and
increased tremendously during
the first two weeks of March.
True. redemptionS have sub
sided since March -, bat the
furry offered graphic illpStra-
ton Of the potential dangers
inherent IN the situation
One very good thing was ac-
complished. however With an
eye 70 the future treasury Of
ficials started looking on pay
aS-you-go tax plans with new
favor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22

VII coordinate al engineering
activities between Goodyear en-
gineers and the ordnance depart
ment.
Lee is graduate of Cornell
and was night superintendent of
Goodyear's Los Angeles factory.
He returned TO Akron with the
research organization and was
responsible for the development
of Lifeguard tube in 1885.
In 1897 he was sent 10 Java
as superintendent of the factory
at Buitenzorg. After the evacu-
alton Of Java, he was sent TO
Washington 10 coordinate &C
uvlties with the army there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Auto
Graphs
Car Thefts Drop;
Lee Named Resident
Engines err by Goodyear
By SILER FREEMAN

One Of the bright spots brought
about by TationIng is the sharp
drop i'm The number Of automo-
blleS reported stolen. National
Statistics. Just issued by j.
Edgar Hoover, show that car
theftS have fallen off 20 per
cent all over the country
II IS not so much due 20 the
smaller number of cars on the
road as IT is 10 the drastic PEN
altleS attached TO stealing ra-
toned articles that has brought
about The decline IN THIS form
of theft. Courts have shown
disposition to give the limit 10
car and tire thieves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Stock
Prices
Uneven

NEW YORK, March q up
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
today with trading hight Bonds
were steady IN small volume
Cotton futures opened 3 points
lower TO ! point higher
Low-prlcod issues continued
raTfIy active. Willy>-Ovcrland
opened $500 shares at a., up
= and equal 10 the years high;
Calumet and HeCla 1000 2, =.
.on = Standard Brands. 900 a.
6Is up l. United Gas lmproNe o.
mcnt 100 A. =, unchanged
General Gas and Electric A. $500
~ - up = and Packard. 900
al unchanged
United States steel ca>ed !.
70 - on the FIRST sale. Small
decinc> also were noted m United
Air Lines American Smelling
Goodyear Corn produCtS West
inghouSc Electric Bethlehem Strt-l+
tnlon Pacific. STANDARD Gas : per
cent preferred PENNSYLVANIA Es-.4l-
re-.a - 'ef4HFt-ii f.. 4i.-teF~- ard fetr-r-
Grin
Bethlehem. vhch opened At
s. b., Of 49, quickly made ap is
los, Small gain, werc noted IN
Public Service Of New JcreCk.
Great Northern preferred. Sea
board Ar Line Railway New
York Central l. Rubber
Postal Telegraph preferred. Cruc-
lhle steel international NIckcl.
American Telephone. NaSh-kcl-
Nlnator which cqualed IT'S high.
North American and Sudcbakcr.
New hIEEs tor the year wore
made by Northwest and Bath Iron
Works
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Doeh|er Reduces
Casting Prices

TOLEDO. March - Doehler
Die Casting Co. has notified its
customers that. effective April /.
prices on castings Of all types
would be reduced 7 per cent A
previous reduction Of ; per cent
was made on July ! 1912. on its
aluminium and magnesium die
castings
Development is credited 10 com.
panyS increased volume Of bust
ness and 10 greater efficiency ~
operations In view Of this cut.
no impairment of earnings, after
taxes, is Indicated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Mack Truck Contests
S2,021,061 Tax Claim

NEW YORK. March 22-The
Bureau of Internal Revenue has
asserted a claim for S2.021 .06l for
years 1910 and 1871. and the claim
is being contested by the company,
according TO Louis G.. Bissell,
chairman. in remarks in the an
nual report Bissell also said that
negotiations with banks have been
commenced looking toward a SUBJ
Stantlal V loan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
AN-Fiber Coffee Can

NEW YORK, March ~ An all
fiber coffee can winch scan he
manufactured and filled on exist
ing equip m mt with minor
machinery adjustments. was an
nounced nv American Can Co. TO
pinCh-hit for war-rCStrlCted metal
coffee Containcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Formula Proposed
For Full Employment

EdvSn G. Nour>e BrookingS Institution brochure
timing changes formula for aChleN the
full postwar promise Of American life.
His idea worklngmen and their oi The
dcsuabty OF providing employers with induccment 10 pro-
vide full rather than SCant employment.
In counSellnC the the economist
ITO apply the general principle quantity discount
widely n might n
toward stimulating industry which occupies position Of
strategic In II the
who provides 800 employ could get his labor
Sl25 who provides only 200
would would a incentive
employers operate fuIlwork basis Declining
the would facilitate
while annual income
would building
materials Sterilization in this basic industry
would stimulating effect that would he felt
other lines"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
ACCOUNTING IGNORED

The forms were not con-
-StFtseted With = -N-te~-teWafd saS--
ing the business man or the gov
eminent time or money and. in
many instances. have been pre-
pared without regard 10 the
accounting practices Of the par
ticular industry.
Where the purpose OF the
form Is clear, many Superiluous
questions have been added.
. MANY OF these reports serve
no useful purpose. great many
are filed away by government
agencies. and the information
contained therein is not tabu-
lated"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22

l. II not natural that noration
~ now CommOn-StOCk capital
has almost ceased
Nor has this alarming. por-
'cn;ouS situation been helped by
Tho L. :. Supreme Courts en-
dorScmcnt Of tho interstate
commerce COmmiSSiOn'S decision
completely wIplng out COMMON
and even preferred shareholders
IN llnanclally-diSt railway
companies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Canadian Rail
Loddings Dip

OTTAWA. March - LoadIngs
on Canadian railroads during the
week ended March l3 totaled So
944 cars compared with 1859 IN
the previous week and g. 795 for
the Ike week last year, according
10 the Dominion Bureau Of Sta
tIStlCS
LoadlnCS for the year 10 March
13 tolaled 6i5.797 cars. against
670,047 IN tho like 1912 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Barron S Business
Index Advances

NEW YORK. March - The
physical volume OF business IN the
week ended March Is advanced 10
1910 from 1888 in the preceding
week according 10 Barron's Index.
adjusted for long-term industry
and population growth This com
pareS with the recent high Of 1854
reached m February a year ago
this index was 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22

the Goodyear
Tire and Rab-
Der Co. Inc,
according 10
j. NJ. Lin
fort h. vice
pre- sid p Mt.
The creation
OF the Tank
Autonnot / V o
Center h o + e
makes Lees
position I'M
portant. II g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW Naron - tpl TO-DAY
paving prices % growers f1r beans
Pea beans So. io. ufe red k.dueys 81 50
lar. red kidnfts 81. 81. & r q te.irV
G-eA--XR-RA- -C-4-iA-er-4a-4srr-sE
50 90 e e. dark CraUberries. e. AZ
Wheat, %ff9+i1.Al. oats SIN IS, fte
7Au &c, ~ .rowed barrie, 81 q7a2 BUCK
wheat. ~ 81 % 20. corn, csc 81; soy
beans 81 a.
michigan Bean CO..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Dividend. Of ; Cents
By Schmidt Brewing

The Schmidt Brewing Co has
declared a dividend Of 3 cents per
share pay able March ri 10 holders
OF record March % a like
amount vas paid Dec -. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Federal Forms
Sitting Business.
Legislator Says
BY DAVID CAMELON

WASHINGTON. March p The
New Deal democracy has cireum-
vented all efforts 10 reduce and
simplify the food Of government
and adeSttonnaires which
has been sitting American bust
ness. Pep. Harness Of Indiana
charged today.
Despite the work Of the Byrd
economy committee Of the Senate
despite tho effort OF the bureau Of
the budget he SAID. government
agencies are Sull calling for 7025
standard reports from business
and the public. many Of them use
less waS'eful duplicating and
confusing lie declared
. There has been ne attempt A.
uniformity of these numerous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
PURPOSE NOT CLEAR

The purpose and use Of many
forms are not clear.
. The budget bureaus attempt
at uniformity, simplicity and
conciSeneSS has often been cir
Cumvented by the use of So
called administrative forms
which requested statistical data
AZ great length.
. Identical information has
bcen requested by several agen-
cleS.
. Many Of the questions arc
couChed in language too technical
for the small business man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
FOREIGN Exchange


Republic Aviation corp. reports for 1872
net profit 0f 81 los 06i after reserve
NJ Al 0On 600 for p,ssihle postwar losses
On IN eSiorisS.-c gntlngencleS- stc---Ast
fs cqual % 81 % 2 share on the common
Earnings arc subject 10 renego'tafion nj
pafes win net profit ~ S7si ITO or -
cents a common share IN the preceding
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Detroit Stocks

Dividends IN the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 40 Ear this wear,
unless otherwise noted. a-Paid In 1919.
ex-EN- Vidend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Lee Appointed

Walter Lee has been named
resident chief engineer here for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22

owned subsidiaries report for 1912 = net
proni o' XI2l UEs a"rr fedora income
and excess profits taxes. e'l slus' 20
.s1sT share 90 The common This
rHmpAfes 18Th S363 lst or 81 S. a common
snare 10 1851
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Earnings


Consolidated Iaundries Corp. rerorts for
iat. .f prof az $40. SOS attsr feceraI
|rr. me 'aECs and provision ~ SIS 600 fur
pns' asr adjustments The above rst ls
cops. after dividend requirements on the
So go preferred % 40 cents > share en- ne
com mon THIS compare with 500 Boz ~
o. cents = share on ne common IN 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22

F.fisr, reports fer 1882 0e' prHat ~
t.6p sas after provision 81 500 p0u frr
abnormal future losses which NAV result
from wartime nr postwar rond .tlons The
motifs equal 20 81 81 share Tn com
psfrs Win f1sf p03 or 81 50 share m
1851
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22

ne' protf ~ 1872 og2 after provision
NJ $3.50 600 for rnnunEcnces on account
of vRr e~srEsn,.es SCI equal 20
g. 81 = snare m me common TINS com
parcs uifh net ~ XqtI Too ~ e. 02 4
share Ir 1851 after provision Of S3io oDn
for contingencies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22

Magma Upper 60 reports FOR iat2 n
not rr.ff NJ Slg1 2tT after federal income
'sAes and loss ~ Siqt 21A on sales ~
securities tuf before depletion equal 20
~ as p shAIe This compares With = not
Including ys1g 100 prrrf rn sac ~ 80.
cgrities 81 81 49, 255 or S. SO a share IN
Iq41
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Net,nnnI Knhhcr Mnchln,t, a. tenntl

for 1872 a me- profit rf Nf07 5e2 ANsr rro-
vision fer ppstVar. adjustments Hnd cor
finEencles ~ SITS 1pO and federal income
and excess profits taxes and including
n,nrrCurrnE income ~ Si3q l26 The ne,
le equal ~ 50 80 = share Results Tor
1912 AZ subject 20 roncgofiafIur This
compares with net for 1871 % S374 752 or
81 a. a share
Evening star., 1943-09-02
3lf2'13;!;I R

(l2) Boys Belts; tan and
white or black and white, also
all white. Sizes 80 and 80.
Orig. SOC ---------22e
(15) Boys Wash Shorts; San
forized shrunk. Solid colors
and stripes. Orig. 1.67--l.18
(30) Boys Fall Ties; in va
rious fancy patterns. Orig.
29c ---------------oe
(3) Jr. Boys Wash Overalls;
in solid colors and fancy pat
terms. Sizes 6 and s. Orig.
1.l9 -----68e
t3) Officers Style White
Yacht Caps; medium and
large sizes. Orig. 1.l9---42e
(2) Zelon Sport Hats; in nat
ural color. Size IA. Orig.
l.39 ----------------2s 2se
(3) Swim Trunks; with belt to
match. Size 30. Orig. 1.l9- SIC
(30) Sanforized Wash Stacks;
in fancy patterns. Sizes 10
to 18. Orig. 2.09 o9e
(25) Jr. Boys Slack Sets;
check shirt and solid color
slacks. Sizes 3 to 8. Orig.
2.85 .68
t6) Broadcloth PajamaS; fast
color vat-dyed. Slightly soiled.
Sizes 8 to IL. Orig. l,69 .o2
10) Jr. Boys Knitted Suits:
suspender style shorts, striped
top, Sizes 4 to s. Orig. 1853.
LA
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1943-09-02
MEMS WEAR

(2) Mems White Sport Belts;
famous make, In small sizes.
Orig. 100 49e
(59) Mems Hose and Shortees;
in fancy patterns, reinforced
with double heel and toe. Orig.
l6c pr. r.-----Se Sc
(2) Mems Horsehide Jackets;
with upper front. Size 3s.
Orig. 1895 --9.95
(91) Mems Sport Shirts; light
and dark colors, broken sizes.
Orig. 1.39 -5oe
t7) Mems Heavy Blue Jump
ers; size 38. Orig. 1,69 -l.29
(24) Mems Outing Flannel
Pajamas; heavy quality, size A
only. Orig. 1.29-----79e
(2) Mems Capeskin Jackets;
with leather cuffs, upper front
and pocket. Size 36 and A.
Orig. S.95 ----6.4o
r (12) Army Shoe Wipes; fits
the hand. Three in package.
Orig. Csc -------oe
(39) Fruit-of -the-Loom Wash
Ties; in solid colors. Orig.
(15O Mems Sport Shirts; in
solid colors. Orig. 1.1s---3ee
tS2) Mems Slack Suits; in
plain blue shade. Small sizes
only. Orig, ,3.95-----I.4e
G Mems Water Repellent
Sport Jackets; in broken sizes.
Orig. 2.98 --J.3o
Gotdenberg's-Mdi Floor