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Evening star., 1943-08-26
Flyer Told Of Research
On Plastic That Saved
His Life in Plane

When I get back to the States
I'm going to kiss the fellow who
made that plastic" Tech. Sergt
Dean B. Smith Of Gilien, Ohio, said
last month after the plastic glass in
front of him had stopped bullet
from a German Messerschmidt.
Sergt. Smith almost had his
chance yesterday at a luncheon of
the Rotary Club at the Willard
Hotel L. F. Livingston, manager
OF the E. I. du Pont de Nemours a.
Co.. who spoke at the meeting. may
not have made the actual piece that
saved Sergt. Smiths life, but he is
one of the scientists who have done
much to develop the visible plastic
used in airplanes.
Mr.. Livingstone used the phrase
Flows Your Imagination" as the
theme upon which to draw together
the many new products research has
made possible. He predicted even
more revolutionary developments
after the war.
Plastics Aid War Effort.
Plastics have contributed much
to the war effort. but less publicized
elements have done their part, Mr.
Livingstone said. Cellulose chem
Evening star., 1943-08-26
Deaths Reported

william Stole, SIS, United States Soldiers
samu.l s. oibble, 50. 1891 Mckinley st.
Mary z. Malone, 81. 71a 1nsranam st. NV,
Cecilia Borden, y. 34o7 Holmead pl. NV
Mollis E. Henderson ;6, Wsshinston. D. C.
Annie Eckell. "a. hoo Florida ave. nv.
Andrew jackson. 73. 6bl0 Piney Branch
Charles ]. Killer. 70, silver sprins Nd.
Lille Denekas. 70, JOG VarnYm st. NV.
Roch Michslowicz, 70. 2240 18th ST. ne.
CLANCY Hill, es. 41a Virginia ave. NV.
Joseph a. Luxon. 65; Arlinston, Va.
James B. Lockhead, 81, 4a4 @ st. s.w.
Irving E. Neher, 40, 22l0 Pa. ave. NV: =,
Infant Francis H. Jeliner, 2025 Fendsll
ave. NV.
Infant Worley, 1901 18th st. NV.
Infant Roach. Manassas, Va.
Amanda Martin, 50, 3271 Prospect ave
Elizabeth Barnes. 54. Blue Plains, D. C.
Nancy Butler, 90, Oxon Hill, Mo
, Robert Rouse, 80, 712 Rhode Island ave
Carrie johnson, 80, 100 w st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-26
90 Originally 2.S
YOUTHS
WASH
STACKS
l.94

Sanforized for quick and easy
laundering. Herringbone
weave and plain colors. Blue,
brown and green. Broken
sizes 8 to 20.
So Originally 1.99 Wash
Slacks. Sanforized. Blue,
green and tan. Broken sizes
8 to 2O- "A
20 Originally 3.3S Wash
Stacks (some are rayon and
should be cleaned. Blue
and tan. Waist sizes ~
inches to 81 inches in the
group p----z.44
/ Originally 1875 White Suit.
Double breasted. Size 10
years 1888
2 Originally 1880 White
Coats. Sizes 80 and "a 6.38
2 Originally alas Brown
Diagonal Striped Tweed
Suits. Sizes "a to 38 1000
/ Originally 1918 Blue Her.
ringbone 10-way Suit. Size
l Originally $500 Grey Her.
ringbone 10-way Suit. Size
do 1870
3 Originally $50 Khaki-col-
ored Military Topcoats. Sizes
8 and 9-------------4.00
youths Clothing. Air -Coolsd
Second Floor, = et. puildins,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-08-26
LAMPS

10 Originally 6.s5 Maple
Bridge Lamps without shades.
Table-attached style. Sold
as is -~---4.88
30 Originally leo Maple -fin-
ished Hardwood Smokers, 8Sc
s Originally 2.95 Celanese
Rayon Shades for floor
lamps. Sold as is-------1.5o
9 Originally z.s5 Celanese
RAyon or Silk (Rayon Lined
Shades for table lamps.
Sold as is-----1 $50
2 Originally 3.s5 Silk (Rayon
Lined) Shades for bridge
lamps. Sold as B----1.50
10 Originally csc Parch-
mentised Shades for floor
lamps. Sold As is---. CSC
10 Originally 5.s5 Pottery
Table Lamps. Sold as is, 3.Ss
IL Originally 1.5a Square or
Round Silk tRayon Lined)
Shades for boudoir lamps.
Sold A. is---- 81
. Originally 5.S5 Fiuorescent
Bed Lamps. Sold as Is AS
lamps. FIFTH Floor,
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-08-26
SPREADS

80 Originally 4.s9 Chenille
Spreads. pretty multitone
floral design In blue, dusty
rose or green. Single size
only ----------3.4 3.4S
IL Originally 4.s9 Al-White
Chenille Spreads, luxurious
waffle weave. Single size
only -------3. 3.49
as Originally s.99 Sculptured
Chenille Spreads white
with blue, green, rose, dusty
rose, peach or gold design.
Single size only 3.Ss
% Originally 7.ss Solid Color
Sculptured Chenille Spreads
in blue. dusty rose, tan or
green. Single size only 4.ss
10 Originally s.SS Heavy
White Chenille Spreads . :.
with dainty multitone floral
effects. In dusty rose, blue,
rust, rose. Single size only,
see
he hecht CO.
Evening star., 1943-08-26

LsFourcsde. Ralph and Pearl. boy.
Myers. Richard and Marian. boy.
McNeill. Harry and Caroline, Girl,
Neham, Sydney and Florence, boy,
Oliver, John and Adeils. sirl.
PAMELA. Nicholas and Mary. e!rl.
Phillippi. Carl and Eugenie. boy.
Pridgen, BrAntley and Frances. boy.
ROGERS. Holcomb and Julia. boy.
Ross. Bradford and Dorothy, boy,
Rush. Orville and Mary. girl.
Evening star., 1943-08-26

birthdays was Henry Brewood, "a
years old. Mr.. Brewood Is still an
active member of the club. Albert
w. Atwood. president OF the club,
showed a dime on which Mr..
Brewood recently had engraved the
Lords Prayer and the 23d Psalm.
Evening star., 1943-08-26
III Originally 495
COTTON
SEERSUCKER
SUITS
200

Perfect to put on right now.
For the office and the street.
Checks and plaids in color
full summer shades. Sizes
II to l8 in the group.
"a Originally 2.sS Pinafores
in colorful cotton stripes.
Sizes II to l6 in the group,
2.98
IS Originally 2.49 Printed
Cotton Skirts Dlrndl style.
Sizes "a to % in the group,
100
100 Originally 298 Women's
Blouses in spun rayons and
rayon crepes. Stripes and
pastels. Sizes 50 to SO In
the group-a----- 2.19
Floor, r et. Duildtns, fhe Heeht
CO..
Evening star., 1943-08-26
10 Orisinaliy I.6S
GIRLS
GABARDINE
SHORTS
l.25

The free and active type
that girls love to wear with
blouses and sweaters. Navy
blue gabArdine. Broken sizes
7 to IA.
IL Originally 1.25 Blue Den.
i'm Sport Shirts. Broken
sizes 7 to l4----1.e
IL Originally 2.ss Girls
Candy Striped Seersucker
Overalls. Broken sizes II to
IA ------1.99 1.99
30 Originally 1.sS Gabardine
Shorts in White and Navy.
Sizes Z to IA 1.45
1 Originally 3.ss All Wool
Blue slipon Sweaters with
long sleeves. Broken sizes
Z to IL ------- 2.5s
3 Originally 2.ss All-Wool
Slipover Sweaters with long
sleeves. Broken sizes I to IL,
1.5S
Ilciril' Ciothtqs. Air Cooled
The 6seAt Coz
Evening star., 1943-08-26
PAINTS

~ Originally $50 Monad
Satin Finish, washable finish
for wallis and woodwork.
White and "a colors, 2.79 Gal.
II Originally 3.25 Bonded
Floor and Deck Enamel. for
wood or cement floors. Four
colors -------z.7s Gal.
IA Originally $50 Ford Clear
Spar varnish. for floors and
woodwork. Quick-drying.
1.s8 Gal.
20 Originally 1.fs Ready
Mixed House Paint, excellent
for general use. IL colors.
l.4s Gal
paints. Seventh Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-08-26
THRIFT SHOP
SUMMER
DRESSES

40 Originally 3.ss Spun
Rayon Dresses, Cotton Seer
sucker Suits, Seersucker Pin
azores. Broken sizes 400
Is Originally 7.95 to 1898
Dresses, Rayon Shantung,
Dainty Sheer Gay Prints and
Pastels. Summer formals.
Broken sizes for Misses and
Women 500
(Thrift Dresses. Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1943-08-26

Grimsley. oeorse and Eleanor. boy.
Hacker. Harold and Eunice, girl.
Hale, Albert and Helen, girl.
Hangstefer, z. Thomas and Anne. Girl.
Hay, Charles and Marian. boy.
Herbert, Chester and Marjorie, girl.
Hockett, Coleman and Bertha. girl.
Houff, Shirley and Doris. girl.
aoweil John and JAMIE, boy.
Rincheloe, William and Ruth. eirl.
Klaber. Robert and Esther, girl.
Evening star., 1943-08-26
CLEARANCE! MISSES
SUMMER SPORTS WEAR

Is Originally $50 Printed and Solid Color Spun
Rayon Two Piece Paysuits. Broken sizes ------4.3S
IS Originally 1.95 Matching Printed Shorts Broken
sizes --------------- SOC
IS Originally 195 Two-Piece Cotton Piaysuts. Broken
sizes -- 2.89
10 Originally 1.19 Blue, Aqua Red Printed Shorts.
81 Originally 295 White Cotton Gabardine Shorts.
Sizes II to 18 1.89
161 Originally 195 White and Brown Cotton Peated
Shorts. Sizes IL to l8 in the group 99c
40 Originally 9.95 to 1875 Slack Suits in Rayon
Shantung Cotton Gabardne or Spun Rayon. Solid
Colors Two-Tones; Red, Green, Gold, Aqua,
Brown, Blue. Sizes IL to 18 in the group 8.88
10 Originally 395 to sos Slack Sets in Rayon Novelty
Cotton and Chambray Solid Colors and Two
Tones Aqua, Brown, Red Green; Sizes IL to 40
(sports Shop, Third FloorJ
Evening star., 1943-08-26
rs Originally $50 and 299
.JR. BOYS
STACKS
l.24

Wash slacks for that active
boy of yours! He always
needs a few pairs. In dark
and light patterns. Sizes 8
and 10.
50 Originally 1.99 Wash
Slacks in tan, blue and
green, Broken sizes 8 and
10 -----------9 CSC
40 Originally 100 Knit Polo
Shirts. Dark patterns and
stripes in the group. Size
10 Originally CSC and 79c
Knitted Polo Shirts in gay
stripes. Sizes 4 and 6---4Sc
II Originally 1.S9 Cotton
Wash Overalls. Sizes 4 to
s Originally 400 Students
Elastic Swim Trunks in Ha-
waiian prints. Sizes 38 and
40 -2. zoo
Boys Clothing, Air-Cooled
Second Floor, r St. Building,
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1943-08-26
so Originally 100
GIRLS COTTON
DRESSES
49c

Printed sheer cottons to wear
now and perfect for back to
school. Broken sizes I to IA.
5 Originally 4.95 . piece
playsuits. Plaid top with
sharkskin horts. Broken
sizes I to 1.S5
10 Originally 2.29 Girls
Rayon and Cotton Bathing
Suits in dressmaker style.
Sizes 7 and 8--I.00
Is Originally 3.99 Cotton
Gabardine Stacks in yellow,
blue and white. Broken
sizes 7 to IA 2.79
IL Originally 2.99 Girls Cot
ton sport slacks. Broken
sizes 7 to IA - 1.79
20 Originally 1.65 Cotton
slacks in brown and blue.
Broken sizes 7 to 14--1.25
Is Originally 1.s9 Candy
striped cotton seersuckers
sport shirts. Broken sizes
7 to 14----------- 100
(diris' ClothinE. Air Cooled
Second floor, ! st. putldinG,
The Hecht Co0
Evening star., 1943-08-26
Originally 69S
HOLLYWOOD
DAY BED
COVERS
3.98

Gayly printed crash, trinity
made with corded seams. box
pleats on 4 sides. Size 39x74
inches, with all-over floral
bouquet design ---3.98
II Originally $50 Wood We
netian Blinds with so
and 64-inch drops. Hang in
side or outside the window
frame, 2s, 29. 80, 81, 80 and
34-inch widths .---2.99
rs Originally 7Sc to las
Window Shades cut sizes.
Sold as Is ------2 29c
ii Originally 3.ss and 4.9s
Ready-Made Chair Covers
for Cogswell Chairs. Printed
and knitted types ----1.sS
Shades. Slip Covers,
Sixth Floor, The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1943-08-26

Sartwell. Glen and virginia. boy.
Saunders, John and Catherine boy.
Scalessa. CAtaldo and Florence. boy.
Scotneld, william and Virgila, boy.
Seitz, Howard and Eva. girl.
Southmayd, John and Lois girl.
Stafford, Henry and Josephine, girl.
Thomas. Elmer and Pearl. Giri.
Toney, George and Sara, girl.
Trainor. Harry and Mary. boy.
Warman, David and Joyce. girl.
Evening star., 1943-08-26

Bernard Davis, "a, 1b4s New jersey ave,
NV.
Herbert J. Dash. 81. 2323s Champlain st.
NV.
Infant Helen Bsboett, 1892 bth ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-26
$50 OrigindHy 100
PLASTIC
JEWELRY
69c
Plus 10T Tar

rus lUD HL
Cool, lightweight jewelry in
a wonderful variety of pins
earrings and necklaces. Just
the things to give interest to
your new basic dresses.
2 Originally 2.00 Plastic
White necklaces --1.00
Plus 1921 Tar
6 Originally 200 Plastic
White Necklaces -----1.50
Plus 109o Tar
IL Originally 400 Plastic
White 60-inch Necklaces,
Plus 1919 Tar 200
(Jewelry, Air-Cooled Street
Floor, r st. Building. The Hecht
Col
Evening star., 1943-08-26

Welsh. william and Frances. siYi.
Wise, William and Helen. boy.
woodward. Harold and Lois. boy.
Blackwell. George and Beatrice. 9trl.
Carlton, Lee and Loretta, Eirl.
Gaines Mosley and Ruth. Giri
Hawkins, James and GLADYS. girl.
Henderson. Earl and Ruth. boy,
Moon, James and Lille. girl.
Morton. Henry aud Mary, boy.
Richmond. James and Lottie. boy.
Evening star., 1943-08-26
23 Originally 299
TEEN DRESSES
LOO

Sheer cottons to wear now
for shopping and dates.
Sizes 10 to 16.
8 Originally 2.ss White
Stacks. Size l0------1.00
IL Originally 2.99 White
Twill Stacks. Size 16---1.00
s Originally 2,ss Summer
Skirts. Sizes rs and 28- 100
Is Originally 500 Men's-wear
Seersucker Slack Suits.
Broken sizes 10 to l6---3.99
IL Originally 2.s9 Blue Denim
Stacks. Broken sizes 10 to Is.
1.99
20 Originally 5.99 Red Cherry
Print Pinafores. Broken sizes
9 to 15------------- 3.99
10 Originally 5.ss Wash
Dresses. Broken sizes 10 to
Is 2.99
miss Teen Shop Air Cooled
Second Floor, r st. Building,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-08-26
CLEARANCE!
JUNIOR
MISSES'*
DRESSES
l.88

Clearance of "A few-of-a-
kind sum mer successes.
White and pastel rayon Jer-
seys, plaid pinafores with
white pique blouses. checks,
deep-tones. Sizes 8 to Is in
the group.
25 Originally 1898 to 1895
Junior Misses Bridesmaid
and Evening Dresses In
White and Pastels. Rayon
Sheers, Rayon Crepes, Nets
and Laces. Sizes 9 to Is in
the group--------5.00
S Originally 7.99 Junior
Misses'* White Eyelet EN-
broidery Blouses. Sizes 9 to
l3 " 500
+-Remember. Junior Miss Is
. Size, Not an Age.
(Yours Washingtonian Shop,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-26
Births Reported

OT VIZ Nv 0f W.
Asner, James and Hawthorne, eirl.
Beal, william and Margaret, girl
Bsrdahl. Edgar and Anna. girl.
Bishop. Ishnael and Cleta, boy.
Blancke, Anore and Pauline, boy.
Branca. James ard Alice, boy.
Bryan. Jordan and Ine1. boy.
Cashmere. Andrew and Ann, boy.
Conway, William and Isabelle. airl.
Cowgirl, William and Vera, Girl.
Crawford, Robert and Marjorie, girl.
Deacon, Leon and Linnet, girl.
DeRosa. Leonard and Concetts, boy.
DeVoe. Charles and Emily girl.
Earnest. Guy and Colesta. boy.
Facchiano. Phillip and Anna. boy.
Fallon. William and Margaret, boy.
Francis, Robert and Marjory, boy.
Glassman. Louis and Jeanele, girl.
Evening star., 1943-08-26
MISSES
NEGLIGEES
AND
HOUSECOATS
THRIFT
SHOP COATS


2 Originally 22.s5 Purple
Fleece Box Coats (properly
labeled Is to fabric content).
Sizes II, IA ---10.88
Originally 22.s5 Woman's
Tweed Box Coat (properly
labeled as to fabric content).
Size A 44------10.S8
1s Originally 5.99 Misses
Rayon Faille Toppers. Blue
Brown, Yellow, Beige. Sizes
II to ls in the group 400
tThrift Goats. Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1943-08-26
HOUSE.
Furnishings

20 Originally 1.sS to $3.50
Kitchen Furniture and I'm
painted Furniture, some floor
samples, some damaged, -
sold as is. Including book
cases, cabinet bases, maga-
zine racks, tabourettes, end
tables, etc. LOO to 1898
80 Originally 39c to 1898
Hemewares Items, all sold as
is. Including bird houses, OIL
cloth table cloths, shower
curtains, hose reels, garden
stakes, etc ----1Sc to 5.9s
tHousefurnishinss Seventh
Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-08-26
Originally 5.95 to S95
MISSES AND WOMEN'S
SUMMER CASUAL DRESSES
3.88

Greatly reduced! 200 crisp cool dresses to
Ginghams, cotton seersuckers, rayon Jerseys,
rayon failleS and spun rayons; checks, prints,
stripes, polkas and solid colors. Smartly de-
tailed one and o-pecers; sizes IL to A in
the group.
tsports Shop, Third Floor)
Evening star., 1943-08-26

800 Originally SIC
BOXED SOAPS
44c
Your choice of these refresh
ing soaps. boxed for economy
and convenience.
Choice Of six Pinebath Soaps
Choice of six Lanolated Dry
Skin Soaps
Choice of three Kensington
Brand Soaps
Choice of three scented toilet
Soaps
IL Originally 200 Slack Kits.
Colorful cotton carryalls,
100
lToiletries, Air-Cooled Street
Floor, r St. Building, The Hecht
CO..
Evening star., 1943-08-26
W2 Originally SOC
MEMS
HANDKER.
CHIEFS
29c

The kind he likes best :.
white linen, beautifully hem
stitched.
24o Originally 2sc Women's
Fine Cotton Handkerchiefs
with hand-embroidered seal
loped edges
(Women's Handkerchiefs,
Air Cooled Street Floor, r st.
Building, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-08-26

Just 100 Of these comfortable mattresses filled with
hufy cotton felt, finished with rolled edges to keep
them firm and taut and covered with AGA ticking.
Both single and double sizes
tBeddins. Fourth Floor The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-08-26

Originally SsS5
ICE BOXES
$50
They were slightly
damaged in delivery
that's why we're re-
ducing them so dras-
tically. Nothing to
affect their operation,
however. Cleaning
white-enameled Ma
sonite hardboard -
holds IS lbs. Of ice.
Spacious storage COM
partment for food --
we'll insulated. Sold
as Is.
1 Originally 1928
Coolerator Ice Box
holds IS lbs. OF ice.
Sold as is---.S40
tHousefurnishings.
Seventh Floor,
The Hecht Co.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Home Defense Notes.
WaraiemS
To Get
Ribbons
BY KEN HALL

Service bar awards to Citizens
Defense Corps workers who have
500 or more hours
soon Will be given out al local
OCD office in conformity TO
the recent edict Of the USCDC
which will provide woven ribbon
badges for the purpose Of reward
ing air raid wardens, volunteer
nremen, policemen, messengers,
and other workers in the citys
air raid defense
Time given in training necessary
for enrolment, meeting attend
ance, preparing Of household regis
ters, salvage problems, bond sales,
and similar activities also will be
counted as hours OF service in
determining eligibility for these
awards, according to Director
Frank NJ. McLaury. OCD.
As the air raid wardcnS division
has kept no record OF hours OF us
members McLaury has drawn up a
schedule of hours 30 be accepted
For zone and sector wardcns and
assistants enrolled before July !,
1912 1000 hours. after July ]. 500
hours. All other wardenS inciud-
ing senior post wardens must COM
putc their own hours IN general
activities
Old clothing and rags collections
have stepped up considerably over
earlier figures until now Win
Maiher OF WCCOD salvage divi-
sion predicts 100000 pounds Will
be collected in this county before
the campaign ends Saturday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Service Notes:
3 From State
Get Gold Bars at
4 Texas Schools

West Texas bombardier tri-
angle schools AT Midland, San
Angelo. Big Spring and Chlldress
have turned out new class 4
second licutenantS including p
from Michigan and seven from
this city. They are:
Midland-2d Its. Thomas o.
Lewis. 37lS Holborn John r.
Granger. 632G Barton, Robert r.
Bracket, 1923 Manor Detroit,
Donald T.. Jensen, Arnold, Albert
r.. Dasse, Benton Harbor; Carl r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16

IT NifHLh~ II, hHAthiII
S/Sgt. Robert r. Comrie. 1875
Harlow. now rs assistant section
head OF the officers personnel sec
ton Of the Eighth Air Force Fly
ing Fortress base ~ England
Maj. Furman W. Marshall, IT'S
Lawrence, ha, been named pro-
voSt marshal Of the armored dI-
vision at Camp Campbell. ny.
Pfc. Lester Sandelman OF this
city IS a member of the air force
hand at Camp BaTkclcy Tex.
sgt. Esther Danlclsk. l03l9
Van Dyke. is one OF the WACS APP
pearing in a style show at the
Nashville AAF' air center
cpl. Dennis L. Gibson. 1910
Beaubien. and Orpree Patton,
1929 r. Lafayette. have qualified
at sharpshooters at Paine Field,
Wash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
ARMY PROMOTIONS

To MAJOR Capt Narso Il.
NolyneauN. 1880 Seward Fort
Custer
TO Isl heutenants ID 1t. Ger
aid j. " robiewski. 3OiS Fischer.
S ala Mo. AAF Rex. r. VIM,
1926 Northlawn Woodward Okla
AAF Benjamin T. Richardson.
West Branch, Rapid City $ u
AAF.
To technical sergeant stan
Sgt, William NJ Newmafk. 1906
Harvard overseas
To stan sergeant Sgts. Har-
vey ~ Morse. 1879 Snow den.
Eighth Bomber Command Eng
land Sol Pink. .66l Tuxedo.
Panama Cana Zone Milton {.
Cheresh, 1902 Tyler Fairfax Ar
port Kan.
To >crGeants Cpl Frederick
g. Stickel, Crosse Pointo Park
To corporalS Pies. Eugene So
mon. L620 FarrylfW European
army Theodore 7. Stet1. iqi7
Cecil Benedict J Shaina. l110-
Greenfield John l.. Chmura, 1871
Ann, Lincoln Park. Eighth Bomber
Command, England
To private lsi class-PNt. Frank
J. Orlando. 2TU5 l.. Lafayette.
Camp Grubcr Okla
Good Conduct Medals have been
\ awarded the following sgt. Alex
ander kNleS, 40 Nontcaim Cpl
Victor NanCeulebroeck Jr.. 42l9
St Clair Pfc. Thaddius I. WIKI.
y772 BnshcN Eurnpcan nnN-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16

1T. LIVE IT "ENNf@"
Matter. Fremont, Raymond Jo-
seph. Lansing Gordon A. Nellis,
Muskegon: Donald =. keeghn,
Monroe: Hal ID. Souter, Shelby.
San Angelo I'd Its. Martin j.
Kew, 20555 Syracuse Detroit,
John NJ. Beddow. 274SO BEDFORD,
birmingham. Marshall J. Nickel
vey Pennington, Harold VI. Mer-
cler, 35132 Palmer Wayne
Big Spring-2d Its. STANLEY
Lewandowski, 5000 Man. Vincent
r. Caponi. 52iS Townsend Robert
n. JolIs, 2471 Virginia Park. De-
troit. Louis {. Odette, Cadillac
Charles W. Billiard, Coolies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
G3|,l,,9,IIE
"a Years on Broadway
Warns c0nstipated
Folks About Lazy Liver

Many doctors say constipation with rs
headaches. moutal dullness. that half
alive feeling often result n liver bile
doesn't how every day into your intes-
tines--so take Dr Edwards Olive Tab
lets 20 insure gentle yet thorough bowel
movements Olive Tablets purely vege-
table, are simply UoHdeTJul TO stir UP
liver bile now and relieve constipa ton.
Follow label directionB. l5f. zoe. 60t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16

-IINA poN~hI TT F0lT
Frederick Il. winter. SD + Far
mum. ROYAL oak Harry i With
crs. 800 Superior. WyandOtte
Ch,ldress--2d Its. William C..
NanZvtvcld. Grand Rapids Clar-
ence q. KlempeI,=Grand Haven.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Monday Roundup

WhAl-News and recorded music with
Norman Brokenshire. So; Breakfast Club, o.tO
am; Sineo, i0-10;i5; Pin Money 10:t5.tt;
Breakfast al Sardi's. 1tii:30; Baby Institute,
lf:45 a.m.,i2 noon; Farm and Home, t2:3oI;
Music and News, l-3 pm.
WRc-News and recorded music with Bill
Herson. So; Music from Manhattan, o.o:f5;
Robert ST. John, 9:45-10; serials, 10 a.m..
u noon; news, music and serials, t7.3 pm.
W0l-News, recorded and organ music with
All Brown, 6:30-9:30; Home Forum, $50.
lO:15; Shady Valley Folks, i030.1i; news
and music, 4 ANIL pm; news, Russ HODGES
and music, 1.3 pm.
WlM-News and recorded music with
Jerry Strong, $3.50; Tommy Johnson, 9:35.
10; Symphony Hour. t0:O5-it; Traffic Court
11:30 a,m..12 noon; news and music, nj;
news and Tony Wakemau, t.3 pm.
WWDC-News and recorded music with Mike
Hunnieutf, 705.t0; Alice Lane. tO:351t:30;
news and recorded music, tt;35 s.m..3 ON,
W1oP-News and recorded music with Ar.
thur Godfrey 1915; Home Service Daily. e.I5,
$50; American School, 9:3o.fO; serials, 10
am..3 p.m.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
or RadioL listeners
By Ben Kablan.

r. I the World" cast heading the
players :. H. v. Kaltenborn, news
caster, is on an inspection trip Of
Pacific fighting fronts under the
auspices of the United States Navy
He will visit Hawaii, the New
Hebrides Islands, Australia and the
Solomon Islands Robert st.
John is substituting . Producers
Of the Morton Gould-Alec Temple
ton broadcast are auditioning girl
soloists with an eye toward adding
a vocalist to the show -. ID. Ken Rob-
erts, announcer on Jim McWilliams'
Correction, Please, program, gets an
other juicy assignment when he
takes over the spelling on Xavier
Cugat's series starting with its first
broadcast over NYC Wednesday .
The new voice you are hearing on
radios Parker Family belongs to
blond and lovely Patsy Campbell
She plays the role of Maybelle,
Nancy Parker's catty chum.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1943-12-12
News Broudcusts Today
FEATURES On The AIR

WhAL, t7:3o-1rIumph over a ynthna
mob
WT0P, f2:30-Panorama Of the IVA power
project on behalf Of Brions.
WRC, i:30-"The -Four Powers Confer
Jan hasaryk vice premier Of tho sxIsd
Cleehosovakian government, joins the discus
sion.
WMAl, t55-Redskns vs.. New York Giants
al Griffith Stadium.
W0P, 3:00-Arthur Rodzinski conducts
Slymanowski's Symphonic Conteriante" (Ar.
tur Rublnsfein, piano soloisD, Noskowski's
Step and Sant-Saens' Symphony No. )"
Hdouard Hies.Bereer organ soIoisD.
WRc, 3:00-Dr. Vannevar Bush, director Of
Office Of Scientific Research and Development.
W10P. 4;30-EIeanor Steber and Oscar le.
want are guests.
VOL, 4:3O-InsiaI|meni Z: "RaiI.spIltters
Nomination"