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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

TAKING TO heart the old
adage that cali work and no
U play makes Jack a dull boy,
hundreds Of war plants through
out this country are organizing
amateur theatricals for their
hard-working employees.
A typical entertainment of this
kind is shown in the pictures on
this page a two-hour musical
revue recently given by and for
the workers at the RCA Victor
plant In Camden, New Jersey
over 100 men and women from
the radio company's machine
shops, assembly lines, and Offices
got together 10 put on for
whole week the two-hour Pun
zapoppin' OF 1913" for 10000 Of
their co-workers.
Except for a few OF the prin-
cipals, none OF the cast had had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
They Tell II
In Iceland
Continued from Front Page

god lived and asked for employ
ment Frey hired him as general
helper. and in time he got him.
self well liked especiallyby the
girl, since his disposition was
cheerful and his conversation en-
tertaining Frey liked HIM too,
in reason, but being a god he
expected service. When ~ trav.
eled in his cart the girl always
sat beside him. but Gurrorc
would trot along on foot, leading
the horses.
once when the iourncy was
long Gunnere's legs gave out, so
he helped himself % a ride on
the tail Of the cart.
You'd better get back and
lead the horses. " SAID The girl
"or Frey VIII be angry
So for a while he got back
but his legs weakened "a second
l'Ii'e. ana . t''I''
! ''" you %, II he angry. Sa'a
thr GIN
- ne ahLlIei IMAM ASKED
''hhere' ehail'nEinE 'h' goa
with a poke in the RIBS.
30 ff'y Eat DOWN 10 "i'-il'
win hIiii. ana th'''sA ''' goo al
hi'l ul' Ialt'V Wen, nus "'h' was
poor, ne o''hg no goo az an h''l
an iHlP"S''r. Iheh '"hn'Fo
50 '''I''l 'i' NE our OF A'iH ana
lNih'" 10 me Lifi VINO "'i'l..''
from lhe cart "itH persona me
IeiesI
ou. can TAKE your ch.lf'.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
OLLIES IHATMAKE
ALOT OF SENSE

tire cast was amateur, the fin
isbcd show. as these photographs
Indicate. had all the earmarks OF
"A professional revue Some of
the acts were so good that they
have been booked for Philadcl-
phia War Bond shows, and radio
stations have asked Mrs Hark-
er's permission 90 air her Let's
Go" tune
The performance put on by
these Camden workers is typical
Of many productions that have
been seen across the boards or
are being prepared IN the war
plants all over this nation
Uncle Sam doesn't frowu on
these entertainment being given
for and by W ers, but on the
contrary War Production Board
officials encourage them
Plant surveys have shown that
absenteeism-a polite word for
war workers who go AWOL-is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

July -, 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

Hard Working
( horines Like
These Are
Doing Plenty
Ia supply
Our Fighting
Men, Keep Up
Morale at
Home and
Unearth Some
Real
Theatrical
Talent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

ICELAND has taken on a
Il new interest 70 all Ameri-
cans since our troops have
been CHARTERED there as a
friendly army of occupation
to protect the island from the
inroads OF the treacherous
Nazis and to guard our sea
lanes.
The literature Of the coun-
try is rich in folklore, chiefly
deriv from Norwegian
refugees who fled from per-
secution in the 9th century
and developed many legends
Of beautiful women and val
Gant warriors.
1t is particularly timely.
therefore, that Mr.. John
Erskine. noted author, and
Mr.. Willy Pogany, distin-
guished artist, should retell in
story and picture the stirring
tales Of our Arctic outpost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
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COoL MAIN DISH Cook cup elbow rnaosroni; drain;
banch chill Add these chopped ingredients bsp green
pepper u cup celery bsp onion tsp parsley Combine
thoroughly with u cup mayonnase. ! tsp salt 4 tsp.
Sprinkle with additional chopped parsley and top with
halves Of bbys Tor tesh) Peaches. Serves Groups l. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

at minimum IN factories that
have highly-orRanizcd entertain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13

THESE are friends Of yours-good friends,
too, for they're doing job for you. They're
i'll now in the hospital at Selfridge Field The
three Of them-the WAC and the two soldiers
- will probably be there at Christmas time
These are just three among hundreds of
servicemen who will be in Michigan hospitals
at Christmas time-three among thousands of
servicemen who will be stationed here-unable
to get home for Christmas.
The Times asks its readers to hold a party
for all of the men and women in service who
will be stationed in Michigan a week from
Saturday.
It's to be big party and every man and
woman will get special box addressed to him
or to her.
Wouldn't you like to have your name on the
card that will be placed in one Of these boxes?
It's simple thing to achieve Simply wrap
a Christmas boX-costing not more than two
dOllars-and send or bring it to the Times
Well see that it reaches q man who'll be away
from home on Christmas
If you're too busv-just send us two dol
lars for every box you would like to pack and
We'll pack them for you.
Nv Perhaps YOUR boy is in service. He would
Ike it if you mailed box to buddy of his-an
extra special box that the buddy Will not expect
It's not SO much box To a soldier--it's a
box to boy who Is away from home at Christ
mas time.
There's convenient blank on Page l of
this paper-won't You fill it OFT aud mail it in
today?
Evening star., 1943-11-01
T axe My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Words to Watch.

The average American has a
positive genius for ignoring the
dictionary. A new word comes
along, and oftener than not, the
pronunciat is immcdiatelv cor
rupted Sometimes the poor word
never rec0"ers from the lambasting
1t receives.
If We are not careful the three
words penIcillin hehcopter and
polio will suffer the usual fate of
new additions to the American vo-
cabulary
Penicillin, is being accented er-
roneOuSlT On the second syllable
But. like all other words stemmine
from the Latin penicillum, it
should have the main 2ccent on the
third syllable, thus: PEN-i-SILLIn in.
Helicopter Is noing mispronounced
"HEE-li-kop-ter.' But in all words
stemming from the Greek helico-.
Spiral the first syllable should
rhyme with bell, tell" In hell
Evening star., 1943-11-01

cODier. the main accent falls or the
third syllable, thus: HELL-i-KOP' =
ter
Polio is shortened form OF
poliomycItis. the medical term for
lniantlle paralysis. Polio. perhaps
from its resemblance to folio" is
being miSpronounced "POE-lee oh. =
But in all words stcmming from
the Greek suffiy polio, the first
syllable should rhyme with Toll
doll, Moll," thus: Police oh
Pohomyelitis is pronounced: POLL
ee-oh- MY -ee-LY 'tiss.
just OUT, my newly revised and greatly
augmented pamphlet or the correc' USE
Of he personal oronouns lime he-hlm,
She-her. we-uS, etc, The trlckIest gr0ur
OF words amonq' the parts OF speech NJ
Eo2lcchn!ca! key IS so simple that ever
children will srasp It Instantly Inval.
uab.e for teachers. students, Office workers
ard others. Send stamped l:}cr. self
adore Sed envelope to Frank Colby. II
care of this paper ASK for New Persona
Pro0ounS PGmphle'. is free
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Evening star., 1943-11-01

tract. West opened the deuce of
clubs and South won it, continuing
clubs. West took the club ace and
led another club and South drew
trumps. discarding two spades and
heart from dummy in the process
Then South led his diamond and
flnessed for the king, cashed the
diamond ace. discarding a spade.
and ruffed diamond. Finally
South led his three high. hearts and
his last club.
On the last club West could not
discard Dummy had saved two
spades and a diamond West had
saved the high diamond and the
spade king-jack, but now he had
either to throw the diamond away
or unguard the spade suit, either
of which would give dummy an extra
trick and the redoubled slam that
went with il.
Saturday you were Theodore Light
ners partner and. with both SIDES
vulnerable, YOU held:
A852
"94
AKJ6
AQ72
The bidding:
Schenken You Jacoby Lightner
IA ~
AnsTer-Pass. To overcall in
either clubs or diamonds would risk
a double by Jacoby-and you might
60 down LOO! If you double, Light
ner probably will respond in hearts.
which you cannot support
Score 100 per cent for pass. 10 per
cent for double, nothing for two dia-
monds or two clubs.
Question No. 1880.
Today you hold the same hand and
the bidding continues:
Scnenken You Jacoby Lightner
IA Pass INT Pass
Pass t?D
What DO you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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Evening star., 1943-11-01

North could not pass four clubs
vet he had no proper bid over it.
He was afraid to bid four diamonds
because that would be a second rebid
in the suit and might encourage
South to raise him on such holding
as Jack and one. He was also afraid
to bid four spades, because it might
sound like encouragement for a
slam. but he made the bid anyway
and it turned out as he had feared.
South took it for a slam try and
jumped to six.
Vests double was good enough
gamble and South's redouble was a
bad one, but with great deal of
luck South made his six-club con-
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Not This

Mother and
when ready for
quickly
N e~' 1NNS 1N- 'N'i'0A
and do,. r.o,4 o.. oh.
to M the clock.n Inn
Evening star., 1943-11-01

Blood plasma saves those fighting
to save you. Brother, can you spare
a pint? Call Blood Donors, District
$500, for an engagement to give your
blood.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

The clock npersondl dictator that rules all alike
does not the personal
corrr
Evening star., 1943-11-01
ON THE AIR TODAY.

Star Flashes Latest news, WhAL al $50
am. daily.
WpC, 800ldvstade Of America: George
Brent in Burma Surgeon, after the booN BY
Il. Col. Gordon Sedgrave Of the Army Med
itaI Corps
WT09. 800-Xos Pop: 10 Canada for inter.
view with Raj Transatlantic pilots.
Evening star., 1943-11-01

VOL. 83O-SherIotk Holmes: The Brothers.
Footsteps" walking ghosts.
WNAl, CounieDpY Intrigue in Turkey.
WIop, 9.O0-Rado Theaier: CIaudeHe Col.
OeI' PduIefis Goddard and Veronica Lake in
So Proudly We Hail" /
WRC 900-voorheeS Orchestra: Jastna
Helfen is Guest so,oid sqdin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
LoNGED TO HELP

Jack had come to the AVG from
The alrpldne carrier t.S.S. York.
town. after gaining his wings al
the Naval Air Training Station in
Pensacola.
As he read Of the exploits OF the
Raj over Britain in 1910 and 1871
he wrote his family that he longed
10 help those Door kids who are
doing all the dirty work.
NeWkirk seized the opportunity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25

quickly and he drifted down into
"a clearing in the valley.
AS they circled above, they saw
Mac land easily, fold up his chute,
and start through the woods,
straight northwest.
The Adam and Ewes" at the
moment. felt Certain that Mac
would get home safely. Their
worry CONCERNED "ScarSdale
Jack" and tnne others OF the
Second Squadron.
Newkirk and his men, missing
the adam and Ewes" at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Boys Clothing, Furnishings

112 Reversible Fingertips WOODEN sndayon, twill ll.9S
3s6 Model" Shirts; seconds, broken sizes 100
IL Coats seconds assorted 500
So Maekinaws; WOODEN md cotton, to IA 9.S5
Heavy Wooden Jackets; broken
81 Bob BriAr" Sports Coats; wooden 500
IL Jr. Boys Sports Goats; wooden 500
las Boys Wool Knit Caps; assorted eoors soc
70 Stocky Wool Stacks; herringbones, IL to
Winter Weight Cotton Knit Shirts
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Mems FURNISHINGS

1898 Mems Shirts seconds brosdeoth pereaes 9
9l0 Mems Shirts seconds. whites and patterns. soc
446 Mems Ties rsyon-strpes, 44e
1900 Mems Athletic Shirts, Shorts; seconds 33e
S67 'Chalmers Union Suits; gulsrs, 09
Sss Mems Hose regulsrs cotton rsyoneotton 24e
500 Mems Hose; reguiars cotton 30e
ia Mems Army Reject Hose irreg. cotton loo
$50 Mems Sweaters; spovers, styles 1863
lie Mem, Sweaters; wool, cotton 2.39
1868 Shorts and Shirts Ends medium weight cotton each 44e
sl7 Mems Cotton Union Suits ankle length s9e
4s Mems Felt Hats; broken sizes ZOO
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Lamps, Gifts and Pictures

100 Candle Hod.i crystal eolord glass, with candles, zee
ll3 Vanity Lamp Bases crystal eolored glass 100
II Table Lamps; damaged composition bases 2S9
81 Floor Lamp Bases damaged SWAY lighting $50
SO Lamp Shades damaged for bridge, table floor lamps
70 l.s9
81 Mirrors Pictures; damaged variety of types see $50
AZ Metal Whst-notsj with three glass shelves 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Chapter XXH
BY RUSSELL WHELAN

u With smoke streaming out be.
hind MS ship McGarry called back
"Okay. kid. Position checks.
My oil pressure II all gone. 10
I'll be leaving YOU now"
The others watched BLACK
Mac as he put his Tomahawl
gracefully into half-roll, and
dropped out. His chute opened
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Bedding Department

106 Tailored Spreads taHeta, full sizs 3.9e
80 Cotton jacquard Spreads; pattern full
2s7 Shower Curtain Sets; curtain drapes 1888
Odd and Soed Spreads Drapees; various styles Reduced
Odd and Soed Blankets Comforts Reduced
Odd and Soed Mattresses; felt samples Reduced
I'll Pillow Ticks odd, soed, linen finish, 2lx2sin 39e
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Junior Miss Apparel

IS Reversibes; wool-andrayon tweed to as 500
80 Removable Lining Coats; ooandrayon fleece 1878
Is Fur Trim Coats Dress sports woorayon 2675
90 Junior Dresses; erepes and spuns IS 500
1o3 Dresses for Juniors 500
90 Junior Dresses; ooand-rayon rayon erepes
Fur Trim Fall Suits; broken sizes 10 80
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rendezvous. had put on all power
and raced toward Chiengnsi.
Their assignment was to search
for satellite" fields and to pre-.
vent any planes they might find
thereon from going 10 the defense
of the main Jap air base.
Finding no evidence of JAP
ships, they headed for the big
target.
STATION STEAFED
On the way they strafed the
railway station and the neighbor-
hood, setting fire TO several store.
houses.
Seeking altitude again, Newkirk
sighted a couple Of armored cars
below. Ordering Hank Gesel.
bracht and Frank Lawlor 10 fol-
low, Jack roared down TO the at
tack.
AS they passed over the cars a
sheet of flame suddenly enveloped
Newkirk's plane and il crashed
into the road as Geselbracht sped
by.
Evidently "Scarsdale Jack" had
been hit by ground gun fire. Thus
the Second Squadron lost It's
leader.
The revenge" strafing ol
Chiengmai had been achieved al
bitter cost. What happened Il
BLACK Mac" McGarTy the Tigers
were never 10 learn.
The Japs did not broadcast a re-
port OF his capture. Weeks later
Chinese searching parties founc
the body of an American pilot al
point 100 miles from where
Tomahawk had crashed.
Positive Identification was not
possible. .
With McGarry and Newkiri
gone, the AVG lost two of itS
leading aces. Each had beer
credited with 10la Jap "certains,
and doubtless many more hac
fallen victims of their skill anc
daring in the Burma skies
A POPULAR NAME
Long before this, "Scarsdale
Jack was a name known the
length and breadth OF America.
The first war correspondents
who came 10 Rangoon early ir
January 10 tell the amazing new
story of the AVG were not per
mitted 20 use the surnames OF the
pilots IN their cables.
The newspaper men holly re-
sented this censorship. arguing
with complete justification that
after December 7. practically
every one in the known world was
well aware of the fact that Ameri-
cans were waglng war against the
japanese.
So the journalists tried to out
wit the witleSs censorship by
using identifying nicknames fol-
the fliers.
Many OF their first stories cen
tered upon "ScarSdale Jack who
as leader of the Second Squadron
commanded the aerial defense oi
Rsngoon for the AVG.
Thus Jack came 10 epitomize for
the folks back home the gallantry
and glory of the entire Group
When he was killed. millions OF
people in Britain. China and IN his
own land. felt the loss Of Jack
Newkirk in their hearts.
What kind OF boy was this, who
gave such great prid e and such
sorrow 10 his fellows in his few
electric days?
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Natural Opossum Coats; szes and Is. .49.7S
Baum Marten.Dyed Opoum sizes 8, IL and ID. 4s75
Ssble-Dyed Muskra sizes TO- H. H. IS 1918
BlaekDyed Persian Lamb Paws; L. 1s, 80, 40 s9.7S
Silver FoxDyed Opos Createoa 40-n H. a. Is 1873
Norwegian Blue Dyed Fox Creatcoas; 36n a. 11S75
Sable-Dyed Oposum Jackets; sizes IA and is 3S.75
Baum Dyed Opossum ID and 3s75
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Toiletries Department

500 bars Soaps bath size fragrsnees. for see
2s9 Ash Tray Sets pieces complete with Use
LAT Brushes; wooden handle bowl type Toe
SIS Tooth Brushes; with sturdy nyon bristss
147 Savings Banks; Uncle Sam model.
FoHowing
$40 Dewone Toetries powder polish, powder Toe
49 bottles Phantom Gloves; Bounce l9e
4s7 Eaon's Tolere. bath OIL cream cologne each Use
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Curtain Department

III Odd Curtains and Panels variety of lengths Ice $50
o
21o Remnants of Dspery and ipCover Fabrics Reduced
34s Window Shades seconds 36n wide IT, lon ace
IS Rough Weave Ora floral 269
So Knitted Tailored Curtains seconds 59e
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Rugs and Floor Coverings

Plain Velvet Rugs, all WOOL sxl2, blue cedar. 445o
~ Room,ze Brosdoom Remnants; bound. $3.50 to 1880
10 yds Wool Carpet; seeond solid beige 27 in SO 229
2sz inlsd Lnoleum Remnants; tile block yd 79e
$50 yd Felt Base Remnants; tile block designs yd 26e
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Infants and Toddlers' Wear

17s Crib Blankets seeords bound
55 kn LeG-,ngsi woolsndeoon. blue only,
l54 Crib Blankets seconds. satin binding i.3e
l73 Polo Shirts seconds, cotton knit. to
119 Todders Wash Suits seconds to 3.....s.....7es
1895 Toddss, Infsn Wear solsd sot rsy. 1oszss
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Girls and Teens Department

TT Girls Ski Pants broken sizes, WOODEN cotton ESQ
Dresses for Girls; printed eotons, rayons 1.39
81 Girls Cotton Houseeos; variety of prints. 1.59
IS All Wool Sweaters; soed, for girls l.39
2s Teens Dresses; soiled ......... $50
"a Skirts for Teens; wool. 80
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NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS
ON MONTH-END SALES
Store Hours: 9'4S to 5:45 Saturdays, 9:4S to 500
Misses and Women's Dresses

1913 Misses Drsses printed IL ID ESQ
IS Misses Dresses IL to 20 $50
Dresses printed rayon misses
Dresses for Misses; rayon crepe wool
Women, Dresses; reduced clear rayon erepes.
Dresses broken sizes g. 80
81 Womens Dresses to clear rayons broken
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SportSuedr

$50 Sweaters mostly beige wool sndrsyon, misses sse
100 Sweaters soled, al-woos wool 80
f6z Sweaters; soed, awools wool .239
129 Bouses; soied, cotton, 68e
Bouses; soed, rayon erepes, rayon sheers
1919 Bouses; soed, eotons, rayons, clear
Skirts; solid eoors, wool lyons ........ 23s
203 Skirts; soed, WOODEN I59
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For Women, Juniors and Girls
Women's Hose, Ankle Socks

ESQ Shaped Hose; eotton-sndrsyon, ga only. 1se
5s7 Ribbed Cotton Hose; seconds shaped g. ga zse
234o Shaped Rayon Hoses top, heel, 2se
1175 Rsyon Hose; rrsguars, full fashioned s9e
1870 Ankle Socks; seconds, white pairs for use
764 Campus Socks brown, navy, 60 1oIa lie
S34 SIS Socks frat quality sizes to ga Ice
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Women's and ChiIdren's Cloves

sos Women Fabric Gloves; broken Sizes see
$40 Womens Better Fabric Cloves ,od Sac
243 Womens Leather Cloves soiled 80
Sc Chdrens Mttens; elastic wrist zee
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Misses and Women's Coats

80 Fur Trim Coats clearance, WOOL broken sizes $500
Is Untrmmed Winter Coats broken sizes, woolrayon 147S
20 Kaneoats; seconds $50
rs AlWool Coats; broken zes, fur trimmed 1000
Is Sports Coats broken sizes wool andrayon 109o
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Foundation Grrnccvtc

2l9 Corse Stepins Cor,ets soiled 329
ls5 Foundations soied broten cotton l9S
2l5 Corset Sepin Cdles, Corset; soied csc
ITO "ksnerts SturdiFex CorseetsI broken sizss 29s
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2ss Handbags earanes fabrics feathers. sse 100 Ale
ESQ Neekwear; soiled 9 29 39 59e 79e
80 piece. Jewery; mostly Necklaces novelties 2se 3se sse
Plus 1915 Federal TAG
as Belts; clearance, mostly suede, dark shades soc
lo3 Hsndkerehiefs soed, lawns white coors To- 11e lie
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Millinery Department

1ol Felt Fabric Hats clear, and brms see
80 Hats clearance felts and fabrics black eoors liz
90 Hoods, Tanges; clearance, wool 69e
100 Hoods; clear, with wool fringe LOO
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QUIET, DIGNIFIED

Mandalay with its scores of tenn
Piles. monasteries and pagodas was
a sacred city of Buddhism.
II was a place of quiet and dig
nifty, in which the traveller heard
the chant of prayers, the toll of
bells, and saw the ShaVen heads
and sandaled feet of the followers
Of Buddha.
II was no more a military OBJ
iective than was Canterbury.
But the terrorism tactic was
successful. Hundreds OF Burmese
Rifles laid down their arms and
returned through the. Japanese
lines TO their homes.
Many of these were impressed
into military service and forced 10
shower tho blessings of NipponiSm
upon their own country End people.
ITO be continued
Copyright, 1913 bv Russell Whelsn dis4
tributsd by King Features slhd Inc. By
arrangement with The vikirg Press, Pub.
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Larger Size Dresses and Coats

Larger Size Dresses printed rayon erspes 400
Larger Rayon Dresses; broken
Is Untrimmed Coats; broken Sizes Is 80
Larger Size Goats; fur TRIM .
IL All Wool Coats broken larger sizes, 100
(sonsp Fsdsr1T axl
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Children's Wear

le Winter Coat Sets; wooden and-rsyon sEs $50
4s Ski Pants; wooden sndrayon, sire zsS
154 Knit Rsyon Panies sires to H. to clear Use
ls6 Slips cotton brosdeoh, to IL, clearance 39e
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Cotton Wash Fabrics
Linens and oWels

Table Odd and Soed Searfs and Doies Reduced
Table Luncheon Cloths Sets soiled, Reduced
492 Texture Weave Turkish Towes seconds 16x2Sn 29e
SIS yds. Table Damssk Toweing; rsyon Reduced
s26 Oven M seconds, turkish wssve.............. Toe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Notions Department

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OHeoth Remnants printed and solid eoors Sc to 4ee
Knitting Bags ehintI with drAwrng tops see
Baex Shades fit standard windows use
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Mems Work Clothing

1873 Mems Work Shirts; ssnoriIed, broken 79e
$50 Work Pants; double eottonwoorayon 229
AZ prs Work Pants double woven cotton ...... ZOO
l95 Suit Pants woorayon tweeds easmeres .379
so Suit Pants;