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Evening star., 1943-08-12
Boys Originally I.89
SANFORIZED
DUNGAREES
I.49

Sanforized means less than
l7o residual Shrinkage. Well
made two hip and two
side pockets. Metal but
tons. Light blue. Sizes 8
to II.
l Originally 2.29 Boys Brown
Sweater; size 10; second 100
l Originally 100 Boys Mill
tary Hat; medium size;
soiled --- ~ Acc
2 Originally 1.95 Boys Khaki
Shirts; sizes IL and IA S9c
l Originally 1899 Boys Mil
itary Suit; size 8 - 5.99
25 Originally sec Boys
Shorts; brown and blue:
sizes 8 TO II ---- 59c
l Originally l.29 Boys Blue
Knickers; size IT - soc
l Originally 2.99 Boys Two
piece White Sailor Suit:
size e4-1 4 100
40 Originally 1876 Boys
Candy Stripe Overalls; sizes
3 and 4-~------------ 4 SEC
IS Originally l.99 Jr. Com
ma nd0 Slack Sets; sizes 4
and 1.19
40 Originally 89c Boys Cot
ton Knit Sweaters; sleeve
less; medium and large
Ill Originally 69c Boys Cot
ton Knit Polo Shirts 19c
tThe Hecht Co. Basement,
BOYS ShopS)
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Orig. S9c
FIVE
POUND
BAG OF
WATER
SOFTENER
39c
GIRLS
DRESSES
3.99

Spun rayons and sheer cot
tons in pretty prints and
solid colors. Just right for
now and perfect for back to
school. Sizes 7 to IA in the
group.
: Originally 4.99 and 500
Girls Rayon Dresses in pref
ty prints. Chubby sizes 10la
to l21a------- 3.99
6 Originally 1.59 Girls One
piece Seersucker Play Suits.
Size IA LIS
IL Originally 4.95 Girls
Two-Piece Play Suits. Plaid
shirts and sharkskin shorts.
Sizes 7 to 2.95
40 Originally 2.29 Girls One
piece Bathing Suits in rayon
and cotton. Blue and white
and red and white. Broken
sizes 8 to l.79
20 Originally 1.99 Girls
Stacks in denim and spun
rayon. Sizes 7 to IA 1.65
30 Originally 1.99 Girls
Shorts in blue, navy and
white gabardine. Sizes 7
to IA l.65
tGirls' Clothing, Air-Cooled
Second Floor. p St. Building,
The Hecht COZ
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Boys Orig. I.I9
OVERALLS
78c

Cotton striped overalls with
bib top. Sizes 4 to 8 in the
group. Wash and iron
splendidly.
FL Orig. 1853 to 2.9s Jr. Boys
Wash Stacks in sizes 1 to 6,
8Sc
1S Orig. 1.69 Jr. Boys Light
weight Herringbone Jackets,
sizes 4 to 10 - CSC
5 Orig. 2.45 Jr. Boys Long
Pants Sailor Suits in size 2,
S8c
4 Orig. 2.29 Boys Cotton
Gabardine X n kers in
white. Sizes IL and IA 88c
8 Orig. soc and CSC Jr. Boys
Elastic Swim Trunks in sizes
6 to 10--- Sc
6 Orig. 3.95 Students Cotton
and Elastic Swim Trunks,
sizes 80 to 200
6 Orig. sos Jr. Boys Ma
rine Cloth Naval Officers
Suits, broken sizes 6 to 10,
4.95
; Orig. 5.95 Jr. Boys Cotton
Gabardine Long pant Dress
Suits, sizes 8 and 3.95
tBoys' Air-Cocled Second Floor.
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Orig. 1899
HOSTESS
GOWNS
I2.99

just 4 in the group. Printed
rayon crepe. Three in size
u and one in size 18.
l Orig. 1899 Quilted Robe Of
rayon satin, size AZ 7.99
l Orig. 1899 Rayon Crepe
HOusecOat, size 16--7.99
(Housecoats and Negligees,
Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-08-12
FAILLE
TOPPERS
800

just l9 in the group, For all
sorts Of wear even for
evening. Sizes II to l8 in
vanilla, blue, beige, brown,
or maize.
l Navy Blue Skirt, size IA.
loo
] Raj Blue Skirt, size 10.
100
; Orig. 1925 Teca Cloth
Classic Suits rayon Blue
only in sizes 10, IL and IA,
900
2 Orig. 14.95 Plaid 1909
Wool Coats. Size IA in beige,
1.Ss
2 Orig. 4.99 Blue Raincoats
in size IL a---------,3 800
2 Orig. 7.95 Blue Raincoats
in sizes 10 and l2-----3. 800
Thrift Coats. Air-Cooled
Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-08-12
MESH
FOUNDATIONS
1856

just 50 in the group. Get
yours to wear the good month
of hot weather still ahead of
us. Broken sizes in the
group from "a to 44--3.ss
II Orig. 7.50 Mesh Founda-
tions. broken sizes "a to ~.
,4.9s
s Orig. $50 Mesh Founda-
tions, broken sizes "a to A,
4.95
10 Orig. 500 Mesh Girdles,
broken sizes 25 to "a --3.95
9 Orig. 5.95 Mesh Girdles.
broken sizes 25 to "a 3.95
2 Orig. $50 Mesh Girdles,
size 27---------
Corset, Air-Cooled
Third Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Just 81 Originally 89e
Seconds, Lace
Panel Curtains
39c

Cotton lace panels with bor-
dered patterns many
matching pairs. Two yards
long; eggshell.
50 Originally 49c Open Mesh
Tailored Curtains: 81 inches
wide. 72 inches long SOC
Is Originally 81 Window
Shades; black: extra wide;
48 inches, 8 feet long, 29c ca.
30 Originally S1.9s Boudoir
Chair Covers; printed cotton
cretonne on wine back
grounds --- ------ 1.29
70 Originally 4.99 Sofa Slip
covers; odds and ends in cot
ton cretonne and cotton
knitted covers l.59
40 Originally 100 Homespun
Pillows; solid color with con-
trasting fringed trimming;
square style le--------79c ca.
THE Hecht Co. Basement.
Homewares)
Evening star., 1943-08-12
JaSt 81 Orig. 799 TO 1925
X JUNIOR
MISSES
DRESSES

Both one and two piece styles
and q wide selection OF
fabrics including rayon
crepes, sheers, jerseys, rayon
shantunss and others. Pas
tells. prints, checks and
darker tones. Sizes 9 to Is.
IS Orig. 7.Ss Cotton Pima
fores in stripes and plaids
with white pique blouses.
Sizes Q to 15---6.S8
4 Orig. 11.s5 TO 1875 One
and two Pc. Rayon Crepes
and Sheers In pastels and
prints. Sizes 9 to 15----s.Ss
sJunior Miss Is . Sise--Not
an Age.
(Young washingtonian Shop,
Air-Cooled Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.)
Evening star., 1943-08-12
SUMMER
HANDBAGS
LOO

Both summer straWs and
summer fabrics are included.
Gay colors, roomy styles.
AZ Orig. 3.95 Fabric Hand
bags in gay colors --- 2.25
6S Orig. LOO and 1.50 Sum-
mer Belts in fabrics and
leather CSC
HANDBAGS, Air-Cooled
Street Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-08-12
MISSES
OVERCOATS
1850

Handsomely tailored of navy
blue mems wear fabrics. with
velvet collars. Two in size
IA. three in size l6 and two
in size 20.
Is Orig. 1888 2-Piece Sum-
mer Spun Rayon Suits in
yellow. powder blue, luggage
brown and green. Sizes II
W 10 ---------- 200
8 Orig. 31.6s Man tailored
1000 Wool 2-Piece Suits in
blue and grey hair line
stripes. Broken sizes 1888
I Orig. 4o.75 Rayon Faille
Suits. Navy in sizes 10, IL
and IA. Brown in size IL.
Black in sizes 10, IA, 16 and
l8 1880
; Orig. 22.95 Fitted Wool
Crepe Dressmaker Coats.
Two powder blue in size l8
and one RAF blue in size
IL ----- 1000
tBetter Coat Salon. Air Cooled
Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-08-12
~ y F""''J y wv """ Y ''V
JUNIOR MISS
SHOES
I.95

Brown and white moccasins
and pumps favorite
styles with the young crowd.
Broken sizes 5 to 9.
13 Originally 3,29 Broken
Wing Tip OXfords in narrow
widths. Broken sizes IL
to 3 ------------1, LOO
Remember, bring ration book
No. l with coupon 18 at
tached.
tChildren's Shoes. Cooled
Second Floor, F St. Building,
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-08-12
lrrssaiays Of 2.2S TO 800
SLIPS
1.59 and l.99

Sleek fitting, beautifully tai
lored slips of rayon crepe
and rayon satin :. in both
tailored and lace trimmed
styles. Sizes % to 40 in the
group in tearose or white.
Ginserie, Air-Cooled
Third Floor, The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Irresaiars o. Women's
2.98 BLOUSES
2.l9

Tailored and dressy styles In
white and pastels. Broken
sizes from 80 to 80 in the
group.
s5 Orig. zoo Women's Straw
Beanies in many colors, leo
500 Orig. 29c Women's Hand
made Cotton Handkerchiefs,
scalloped in colors- rs----19c
$50 Orig. l9c and 25c Mems
Cotton Handkerchiefs 13c
tHeckvear and Handkerchiefs,
Air Cooled Street Floor,
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Orig. 5.99 Cotton
DRESSES AND
PINAFORES
3.88

Cool sheers and spun rsyons
in a wide variety of styles.
Misses sizes only.
IS Orig. 3.99 2-Piece Seer
sucker Suits and printed
spun rayons. Broken sizes for
misses and women ---- 2.88
40 Orig. 3.44 and 3.99 Pima
fores and Jumpers in dotted
swiss and gingham. Sizes 10
to l8 --l.S8
Thrift Dresses. Air-Cooled
Third Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-08-12
FRIDAY
Jna II. Originally S.99
MISSES
DRESSES
I.98

Solid rayons and rayon
print daytime dresses in one
and two piece styles. Juniors
and misses sizes.
- Originally 500 and IDS
W&naen's and Misses Rayon
Dresses; prints or solid
shades in pastel and dark
colorings. One and two
piece styles -------2.9s
70 Originally B.s5 Misses and
womsn's Dresser. Rayon
prints In light backgrounds
q few solid pastels in
the group ----3.98
3 Originally 81 Women's
Striped Canvas Aprons;
large pockets
ace Originally 2.29 Sheer
Dresses cool cotton in
flock dot prints self
trimmed, or finished with
lingerie trims. Sizes SO to A.
1.00
1 Originally 3.Ss Jr. Misses
Flock Dot Dresses; lingerie
trims s--------1.SS
tThe Hecht Co. Basement.
Dresses.)
Evening star., 1943-08-12
PAINTS

26 Originally 3.25 Whitex
Gloss Enamel for kitch-
ems. bathrooms. woodwork.
White and ivory 2.59 Gal.
10 Originally 3.25 Atco House
Paint-for outside painting
Jobs - 2.9S Gal.
16 Originally 3.25 Bonded
Floor and Deck Enamel
for wood and cement sur
faces. Four colors 2.89 Gal.
Is Originally 3.25 Morhard
Spar Varnish-clear water
proof finish for floors and
trim --- 2.79 Gal.
% Originally 1.9S Red Me-
tallic Roof Paint 40 Gal.
paints. Seventh Floor.
The Hecht CO..
D,,o 40
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Orig. 500 to 6.9S
SUMMER HATS
LOO

Calots. sailors and becoming
wider brims. in a variety of
straw braids. White, navy.
black and plenty Of colors as
we'll.
/ Orig. 1880 Hat and Bag
Sets in white and green, 3.9s
/ Orig. SIS Hat and Bag
Set yellow w---------J 500
millinery, Air-Cooled
Third Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-08-12
$50 Originally 7Sc
Misses
Basque Shirts
59c

Irregulars of cotton knit
shirts in attractive stripes;
medium. small a nd large
sizes.
100 Originally 100 Rayon
Halters in white, rose, maize
and powder blue 79c
$50 Originally 1.99 to 2,29
Misses Summer Skirts; cot
ton prints and stripes; sizes
IL TO l8 years ----1.s9
2 Originally Abs Misses Play
Suits; spun rayon prints;
sunback style; size IA --2.s9
/ Originally 2.ss Misses Play
Suit; printed cotton seer
sucker; size l4----.l 1893
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Yoafh's Orie. 2I.2s
BROWN TWEED
SUITS
1000

Just 4 in the group in
sizes 80, "a and 35. Smart
diagonal striped brown
tweed, plainly marked as to
fabric content.
Orig. 16.95 White Suit in
size 19--- 7.38
3 Orig. 1880 White Coats
in sizes 80, "a and IS 6.3s
l Orig. 2s.75 Blue Herring
bone Ten-way Suit in size
49, Plainly labeled as to
fabric content 1895
/ Orig. $500 Grey Herring
bone Ten-way Suit in size
SO. Plainly labeled as to
fabric content--19.95
1 Orig. 1915 Dark Blue
Worsted 3-pc. Suit in size 3s,
1898
l Orig. 9.95 Blue Plaid Sports
Coat in size 17----5.00
3 Orig. $50 Khaki-colored
Military Topcoats in sizes 8
and 9-- 400
l Orig. 1888 Blue Double
breasted Boys Knicker Suit,
size l0-- 500
VARSITY Shop, Air-Cooled
Second Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-08-12
$50 MeS's Originally
4.98 AND $50
SPORT SHOES
2.99

Tan-and-whites tan or black
ventilateds. A good range
OF sizes. You'll need your
ration book No. l with cou-
pom Is attached.
20 Mems Originally 2.25
Camp Moccasins. Small sizes
only. Please bring your ra-
ton book No. l with coupon
80 Mems Originally 1.49
House Slippers. Felt and
zapon imitation leather. A
good range Of sizes. No ra-
ton coupon 100
tThe Hecht Co. COOL Basement.)
Evening star., 1943-08-12
us Mem's Originally
I.5O Hand
Tailored Ties
7op Price --- Use

"'!
Foulards. Persian effects.
bold Charvet designs and all
over neat effects. Superbly
tailored for long wear.
$50 Mems Originally 55c
Summer Ties. Many are
washable. A large assort-
ment of stripes, checks,
plaids and all-over figures.
Resilient construction lin
ings. Half price -27e
tThe Hecht Co. COOL Basement,
Mems Furnishings
20 Mems Originally 100 and
1.99 Swim Trunks. Wool
and-lastex yarn. Sizes 80
and 38-----79c 80 100
73 Mems Originally 7sc
Tee" Shirts. Crew neck,
short-capped sleeves, small.
medium, large sizes 49c
3 Irregulars Of 1.99 Broad
cloth Pajamas. Size B only,
100
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Is Originally S.99
TEEN DRESSES
3.99

Cool cotton for Miss Teens
in classic styles the young
love so we'll. They'll be
right for those first early
days Of school, too.
IL Originally 500 Spun Ray
on Slack Suits. Sizes 10 to
40 o.5J
81 Originally 3.99 Printed
Rayon Jersey Skirts. Sizes
10 to 16--2.9 Is 2.99
IS Originally 2.99 Sheer Cot
ton Dresses. Sizes IL to Is,
1.99
II Originally $50 Spun Ray
on Pinafores. Teen-age sizes,
3.ss
40 Originally 2.23 Cotton
Gabartex Shorts. Sizes IA
to 18 ------1 1.59
IL Originally 4.95 Spring
Coats. Sizes 9 and IS I.99
miss Teen Shop, Air-Cooled
Second Floor, r St. Building,
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Originally 1893 and 1898
26-PIECE
CUTLERY SETS
5.98

Hi-carbon steel blades with
plastic handles in attractive
colors. Consists of 6 knives,
8 forks, 6 teaspoons, 6 des-
sert spoons, l sugar shell
and l butter knife.
30 Originally Soc 70 5.ss
Homeware Items some
shopworn, all sold as is. In
cluding stepstools, medicine
cabinets, bath hampers, cold
pack Gamers, garden stakes,
etc.--------19c to 3.99
lHousefurnishings,
seventh Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-08-12

so Msa's Originally
2.49 WASH
STACKS
I.49

Sanforized -shrunk, less than
III shrinkage for a perna-
nent At. Blue and brown
stripes and neat patterns.
Waist sizes 20 to 40.
IS Mems Originally sos
Shirt and Slack Ensembles.
Natural tan shades, slack
sizes from 90 to 34--1.99
10 Mems Originally 1898
Irish Linen white Suits.
Soiled from handling. Shorts
1876, 2-37. 2-38; longs 2-37.
3-38 S.95
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Orig. 2.25 10 800
LEATHER
GLOVES
f9c

Odds and ends of cape and
suede gloves some Soiled.
All sold aS-is. Broken sizes.
30 Orig. 100 Hand Cro-
cheted and String Gloves
in broken sizes - 39c
tGloves, Air-Cooled Street Floor.
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Womss's asd Misses
NOn.RatiOned
Play Shoes
S.45

Smart city-country types
that you can wear anywhere.
Pumps with cool open backs.
Ties as well. All with wedge
heels and specially treated
soles. Red. white, blue or
natural. Sizes 3 to 8.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
friday clearance
Clearance!
FINE FUR COATS

Mostly Of kind /. and sold os is Reduced
50 tremendously we feel must soy oil soes fnoI.
! Orig $500 Brown Dyed Muskrst Cost, size 49,
5000
Orig 500 Brown Vessel dyed consy cests, sizes
ond -------------so 5000
Orig So. 90 Black Person Pow Coot, size IA 5000
Orig 7S. so China Mink dyed coney Coat, size ! !,
5000
Orig. 88 90 Block Pony coot size o. so 90
Orig 500 Black Persion Paw Coat, size g. 5000
Orig SO Block caroeul Pew coet. size g. 5000
Orig. 81 .88 Block Pony Coot sire Il 5000
Orig. IS 90 Grey CoroeuI Pow coot, size IA 5000
oris. 81 90 Grey coroeui Pow coot, size II 90
Orig. 81 90 Brown coroeu Pow Coot, size IA 5000
Orig. 500 Hot and Mutt Sets OF sobIe dyed coney.
800
All Fsrs Subject 10 70To Tar
Thrift Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-08-12
CLEARANCE OF RECORD
CABINETS

Originally 500 Record Cabinets. Walnut mahogany
finished hardwood. Holds albums ---- 399
! Originally 499 Record Cabinet Walnut finished hard
wood Holds albums sold is---------- 299
Originally 1898 Record Cabinets Walnut mahogany
finished hardwood Holds albums 995
Originally 1895 Record Cabinets Rich mahogany
veneers gumwood With doors holds IL albums 1898
tRecord Cabinets Coz
Evening star., 1943-08-12
LAMPS

ii Originally S.45 Maple
Bridge Lamps and Shades
table attached style.
Sold as is is--------1----6 $50
ID Originally 1.29 Bronze
finished Spot bea m Red
Lamps. Sold as is $50
Is Originally CSC Parchment
lied Shades for floor lamps,
35c
3 Originally 5.95 Grape
cluster Pottery Table Lamps.
Sold as is 40
IL Originally soc Parchment
lied Boudoir Lamp Shades.
Sold as is-------2 25c
6 Originally 5.95 Beige Pot
terry Lamps. Sold as is 4.49
10 Originally soc Cotton
Shade Covers for boudoir
lamps 35c
8 Originally sec Cotton
Shade Covers for bridge
lamps ----------s SOC
l Originally 1895 Rembrandt
Table Lamp .-------9. 800
l Originally 1898 Bleached
Mahogany Modern Table
Lamp 1900
2 Originally 3.99 China Ia
BILE Lamps. Sold as is 200
s Originally 1.95 Crystal
Vanity Lamps with Shade.
Sold as is-------l LIS
Gamps. Fifth Floor,
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Ors. 100
White Plastic
Necklaces
CSC

Styles galore in dead-whits
plastic.
IL Orig. 200 White Plastic
Necklaces l.50
IL Orig. 400 White Plastic
Necklaces ------.3. 800
Is Orig. 100 White Plastic
Pins 69c
~ Orig. I.50 Shell Necklaces
in multicolors 100
Is Orig. ZOO Shell Necklaces
in multicolors -----l.50
10 Orig. LOO White and Null
ticolor Shell Necklaces 7Sc
Is Orig. 500 Lustre Lite
Necklaces in white, wine or
pink ---------- o.UO
20 Orig. zoo Lustre Lite
Necklaces in white, pink or
blue ------l.5O
lJewelry, Air-Cooled
street Floor. The Hecht co.,
Orig. $500 News Wear
Evening star., 1943-08-12

Orig. 500 Warner
Evening star., 1943-08-12
$50 Men's ORIGINALLY
85c and 100
Hand.TailOred
Ties
Half Price AO1

and Less - H~S
For wear right now and year.
round. Pure silks, rayon-
and-wools and rayons. All
hand-tailored; all with re-
silent construction Innings.
Light and medium shades in
handsome patterns.
Evening star., 1943-08-12

Orig. 5.99 Rayon
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Orig. S9c a Dozen
ASSORTED
SOAPS
59c don.

In the group are cas-
tile. pine, olive, bou-
quet and health soaps.
(Toiletries. Street Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Your Old Boxes
Are Ammunition

Shell fuse parts, bomb bands
powder kegs and other important
military equipment are being made
from old boxes. bags, brown wrap
ping paper ftta|N--ffsaf saf=s7 and waste
basket paper. The public is urged
10 save all forms Of waste paper,
10 help relieve the critical waste
paper shortage and avert a
threatened curtallmcnt Of war
production Of paper products.
Flatten out boxes, stack loose
paper into neat bundles. To sell
your accumulation 10 a dealer. or
10 give 10 charitable or other or
CARNATIONS call a collector at
Randolph 1882.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

ATNFPTlSFNF.N1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
VISITED CHINA

Stratemeyer'S arrival in the Far
East apparently was connected
with his recent visits TO Running.
China, between April and June of
this year.
These visits were disclosed in
the citation accompanying award
Of the air medal in June for Eek
ceptionally meritorious achieve
ment while participating in fights
between the nations capital and
Running. China"
That such a high-ranking Off
Ger should be picked for a new
assignment indicates the impor-
tance attached 10 II by. the war
department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
BURMA THE BLUEPRINT

Burma is the blueprint for the
development of that scheme; ar
accurate chart of Japan's cunning
program Of Incorporation Of Asia
peoples into the japanese do
minion.
Burma's "Quislings' themselves
dropped the mark Of freedom
for Burma. In Toxic broadcasts
today, monitorcd by owl. Bur.
mas foreign minister. Thakin M
was quoted as saying;
Burma IL without experience
regarding foreign policy. Con-
sequently, II IL necessary 20 re-
quest advice from (JapaneSe)
Ambassador Sawada, who Is eX-
perienced In international for
eign relations. and we have noti-
fled him OF this fact.
After comforting with Am
bassador Sawada. domestic af-
fairs, organization, and selection
of the foreign affairs personnel
will he quickly decided upon"
Official WashingtoA interpreted
The statement by T'hakin M as a
confession that Burma could not
even organize her domestic affairs
without the diCtation Of Japan $
snhasSador 10 their puppct state
Sawada. il was pointed out, Is
far more than ambassador "a
Burma. lie looms as the actua
a. ~tator OF vaSsal state
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

Randolph 1882.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
U. S. Plane Lands in Portuaa

LONDON, Aug. s tfNS)-A L.
6 aircraft. short Of fuel was
forced 10 land az Lisbon IN neu-
tral Portugal yesterday, accord
Arg 70 Reuters news agency.
)ixteen persons aboard were re-
bOrted interned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Vets Guests OF Union

-Four veterans from Percy
Jones Hospital, Battle Greek. are
guests today and tomorrow Of the
production foundry unit OF Ford
Local No 600 UAW-CIO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
TO MEET sTILLWELL

According TO dispatches from
India. Stratemeyer told newsmen
that he could not discuss his as
signment until he had conferred
with 1t. Gen. Joseph w. Stillwell,
commander of American forces in
China, Burma and India.
Military spokesman in Wash
ington declined TO discuss Strate-
meyers new assignment, but his
arrival in the Far East and his
activities during recent months
raised the following possibilities
THAT he might replace Still
Il we'll an infantry man, be-
cause air will play a vital part
in the eventual offensive TO Dust
the Japs from Burma, China
and Indo-China.
O-That he might be made su-
- preme commander of Allied
forces in the India, China.
Burma area. a post left vacant
when Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell
was removed TO become viceroy
of India.
O-That he might be given an
- entirely new command in
line with President Roosevelts
recent promise that Japan would
be attacked from the north,
east, south and west"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
laps Empire
OF Slaves Takes
Form in Asia
BY DAVID CAMELON
Detroit Times Washington Bureau

\ WASHINGTON, Aug. g.
1Japan's scheme for a billion
Asiatic slaves as helpless cannon
fodder in Tokio's dream of world
conquest is swiftly taking form
behind the Nipponese ring Of steel
in the Pacific, 1t was revealed
here today.
The myth Of Burmese 'fnde-
pendence" wa almost openly
Haunted In Toxic broadcasts
picked up today by the owl, as
Burma's "Quisling" premier, Ba
Nav, and his coterie placed their
100000 countrymen under Jap
anese domination.
Another of Japan's "independ-
ence" slave countries, Thailand
pleged all her aid 10 Japan's mill
tary conquest of Asia. The Indian
"Quisling," Subhas Chandra Bose
who is bringing sleepless nights ia
United Nations leaders here and
in London. intensified his propa-
ganda drive on midas millions
PHILIPPINES NEXT
Striking out in a new direction
Japan moved 10 incorporate the
Philippines in her Greater East
Asia coprosperity sphere with
the broad hint that the Philip
pines would be the next 10 enjoy
dhe peculiar japanese brand of
independence"
Each Toxic broadcast inter-
Gepted today by the Owl brought
Fresh evidence that Japan was
forcing an incredible slave empire
in East Asia and the South
Pacific; that, each day that the
United Nations delay in crushing
that empire, it grows stronger,
more firmly entrenched.
Toxic broadcasts make il clear
y that Japan's present conQuests
only the first steps in an ulti-
mate scheme that Will throw all
of Asia's millions into a final war
of DISCRIMINATION against the white
race
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
EX-Yank
Air Chief
Inn India

WASHINGTON. Aug. 6 INS)
Important developments in the
Far Eastern war zone were fore
Swallowed today by the arrival in
India of Mai. Gen. George Strate-
meyer, former chief of the air
staff of the u. S. Army Air Forces
on a secret new assignment.
When the war department on
July u announced Stratemeyer's
transfer from the post of air staff
chief, il merely said he was being
given an "undisclosed assignment
of extreme importance.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-09

Of much interest to their many
friends is the announcement made
by Mrs. Beatrice Hunter of the
marriage of her sister, Miss Susie
Helm to Sgt. Adam Smith, which
took place during the Christmas
holidays while Sgt Smith was home
on a furlough from Camp Fort
Bragg, North Carolina.
Mrs. Smith is the niece of Mr..
and Mrs. James Dotson and atten-
ded school at Campbell College.
Sgt. Smith is a native of Clinton.
Miss, and a graduate of Jackson
College. He has returned to Fort
Bragg where he expects to be jo-
med by his wife in the near future.