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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
BETTER COATS
AND SUITS

; Originally 1898 Navy
Mems Wear Fabric Button
in Lining Coats with
chamois lining -------22.s5
1 Originally 1855 Navy
Satin bound All wool Twill
Box Coat. Size 12-----22.95
5 Originally 1890 Navy
Mems Wear Fabric All-wooI
Chesterfield with velvet COL
lar. Misses sizes -----2S.00
: Originally 1855 Luggage
Chesterfield with raglan
sleeve and velvet collar.
Sizes 10 and 18------19.50
1 Originally $500 Forstman
Wool Officers Coat. Black
trimmed in beige. OF 1907
wool. Size 14---------32.S8
/ Originally 1925 Luggage
Fitted Chesterfield with vel
vet collar. OF 1907 wool.
Size IL -----19.50
! Originally 21.S5 Beige Her
ringbone Tweed Topper with
brown velvet collar and four
large buttons. OF 1907 wool.
Size 10 ------10.OO
fDetter Coats and Suits.
Third Floor, e st. Building,
The Hecht Co..
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100 Originally 3.9S
SUMMER
HANDBAGS
800

Your favorite gay little draw
string bag In melting pastels
to go with your gay prints
and sheers. Nicely lined.
Is Originally $50 Sisal and
Twin Bags in gay multi
colors and stripes ------3.ee
Is Originally Sc Straw BaSs
In vivid colors 500
HANDBAGS, Air Cooled Street
Floor. St. Building. The
Hecht Col
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Originally 1926
GIRLS COATS
AND SUITS
1856

Nicely made and tailored
with precision. She'll wear
1t now, and back to school
even next spring! All
labeled as to fabric content.
Broken sizes.
10 Originally 1895 70 1898
Girls Spring Coats and
Suits. Broken sizes
10 Originally 3.99 to 5.s9
Girls and Chubbies' Dresses
in printed or solid color spun
rayons. Broken sizes $3.50
30 Originally 2.99 Girls
Rayon Crepe and Rayon Jer-
sey Printed Dirndl Skirts.
Broken sizes ----1.99
6 Originally 3.s9 Girls ALL
Wool Sweaters with long
sleeves. Slipover style. Light
and medium blue. Faded
or soiled. Sizes 8 to IA 2.88
20 Originally 2.99 All-Wcol
and Part Wool Sweaters.
Long and short sleeved
styles. Slipover and button
models. Light and medium
blue. Faded or soiled. Sizes
8 to IA in the group 1888
5 Originally 2.29 Al-Wool
Long Sleeved Cardigans.
Yellow. Soiled. Size 8, LAB
Is Originally 2.99 All-Wcol
Swim Suits in dark green
and navy. Sizes IA and is,
1893
tGirls' Clothing, Air Cooled
Second Floor. r St. Building,
The Hecht CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29

compromise, during the war. over
the issue of the closed shop"
While many employers regard it
as an infringement of their rights, "
Mr.. White said, sit is gratifying that
the largest employer of labor in this
country other than General Motors,
the United States Steel Corp, has
withdrawn its objections to union
maintenance of membership for the
duration of the war"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
500 Originally &c
WOnlen'S Fine
Handkerchief
l9c
lSc

Made of the finest cotton
with handmade scalioped
edges. White with blue,
brown or pink edges.
300 irregulars Of l9c and 2Sc
Mems Handkerchiefs. White
with colored borders 13c
tHandkerchiefs. Air-Cooled Street
Floor, F st. Building The
Hecht Coz
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26-PC.
CUTLERY SET
7.98
(SHshHy farsished)

(ShehHy fdrHfShed)
Just 26 sets! Colorful plastic
handled cutlery sets the
knives with Hi-carbon steel
blades. Slightly furnished
:. but sold as Is.
40 Originally 39c to 5.98
Housewares. Soiled and
shopworn. Included are
hampers, sugar servers, win
dow cornices, medicine cabi-
nets, etc --19c to 3.99
30 Originally 1853 Grey
Enameled steel Garbage
Cans. 10-gal. capacity.
Minus covers and slightly
bent. Sold as Is 79c
lHousefurnishings. Seventh
Floor, The Hecht Coz
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80 Originally $50 ssd 500
JUNIOR MISS
SHOES

Classic pumps to wear with
sports and dress clothes.
Your favorite brown and
white or blue and white
combinations. Broken sizes
Az to 8--2. 09
40 Originally 500 Junior
Miss Stepin Moccasins. Al
50 with strap and buckle.
Red. brown and white.
Broken sizes 5 to Sla---- 2.ss
30 Originally $50 Brown
Elk Wing Tip Oxfords with
leather soles. Sizes Is to !.
I.9S
brinF Ratien Book Ne. 1, with
CeuDen Is attached.
tCntIdren's Shoes, Air Cooled
Second Floor. r ct, BUILDING,
The Hecht co..
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WOMEN'S
SPORTSWEAR

70 Originally 5.s5 Spun
Cotton Jumpers with attrac-
tive cross stitch design.
White, maize, aqua. Sizes
10 to 10 in the group----3.SS
Is Originally 1855 Two-piece
Cotton Suit. Linen slipover
Jacket with three-quarter
sleeves, plaid seersucker
neck trim. Pleated woven
seersucker skirt. Black and
navy in the group Sizes
Q. II, 13------5.sS
Is Originally 1.25 Tailored
Rayon Dickies with Peter
Pan collars and convertible
necks. White and pink only,
$50
! Originally 2.95 Gingham
Checked Woven Seersucker
Dirndl Skirt with tie-back.
in blue and white or red and
white. Size IA only----1.S8
Is Originally s.s5 and 1925
Short Sleeve Two-pc. Butch
er Ray0n Linen Slack Suits,
"r RAy0n Cohama Cloth
Slack Suits The butcher
rayons in brown or Kelly,
sizes IL to 10. The Cohama
Cloth with felt applique in
Miami blue, gold, navy.
brown, luggage. beige. cherry
red with contrasting trims.
Sizes II to IL in the group.
7.SS
IA Originally 1885 Two-pc.
Butcher Rayon Slack Suits
in luggage, maize, kelly, with
contrasting insets in belt.
Sizes IA to 10 in the group.
5.8S
10 Originally 5.S5 Striped
Seersucker Rayon, Herring
hone Weaves, Spun Rayon
Basket Weaves in solid color
two-tone or striped suits.
In over-blouse styled jack
cts. Fitted and semifitted
styles. Some with saddle
stitching. Aqua, brown, red,
navy, green, blue. Sizes II
to 20 in the group ----4 ass
(Sportswear, Third Floor,
The Hecht CO..
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PAINTS

~ Originally 3.25 Whitex
One. Coat Enamel for kitch-
ems, bathrooms. Washable
finish. White or ivory that
you can tint to any color
you choose 2.59 Gal.
IL Originally 500 Monad
Floor varnish, clear. quick
drying - 3.49 Gal.
81 Originally 1925 Atco
House Paint, for all outside
painting ---. 2.ss Gal.
II Originally 3.2S Bonded
Floor land Deck Enamel for
wood or cement floors. Five
colors -----------2.59 Gal.
is Originally 2.25 Atco Flat
White, for finish or under
coat --------1.8S Gal.
paints, Seventh Floor,
The Hecht Oe.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
THRIFT COATS
AND SUITS

s Originally 1875 Hesnds'-
tooth Checked Suits. Soft
tones on beige. Well cut i.
Sizes IA. 10 and lS.---S.Se
8 Originally 1875 AlI-woel
Coats. Perfect for fall wear.
Gay plaids on beige. Sizes
IL and II only 7.88
10 Summer Suits In Florida's
mems wear tie fabric. Spank
ing crisp and crease resist
ant. Gay plAids. just the
thing for vacations and ONCE
wear. Sizes 10, II and IL, 3.eo
tThrift Coats ana suits,
Third Floor, The Aecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
THRIFT
PRESSES

% Originally 3.99 Denim
Pinafores in rose or aqua
with broad bands of con-
trasting stripes at hem.
Youthful sailor collar. Also
dotted Swiss dresses. Small
sizes .SS
40 Originally 3.99 to 5.99
Women's DucO Dot Rayon
Standings and gay printed
sp'ins. Broken sizes --3.88
Thrift Dresses,
Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
WOMEN'S HATS

100 Originally 3.95 Straw
Hats in calots, brims, sailors,
pomps in black, white and
colorS --2.00
Is Originally 1.s9 to 800
Pomps and Brims in black
and colors Soc
(Millinery,
Third Floor, The Hecht Coz
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VII "TTHTHHfTy QUO una OF
FINE RAYON
STOCKINGS
. pr. LOO

Lovely hose to enhance your
legs. Sheers and service
weights. Broken sizes and
colors in the group.
100 Originally acc Cotton
and Rayon Socks. Broken
sizes -1 100
women s Hose, Air Cooled
Street Floor, F st. Building,
The Hecht co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
LAMPS

20 Originally CSC Parch-
mentized Shades for floor
lamps 39c
1 Originally 1895 Modern
Walnut Rembrandt Bridge
Lamp. Sold as is---14.95
1 Originally 1895 Bronze
Bridge Lamp with night
light in base. Sold as is, $40
20 Originally SOC Cotton
Shade Covers for boudoir
lamps --35 c
Is Originally SOC Cotton
Shade Covers for bridge
lamps 59 Soc
6 Originally 5.95 Pottery
Table Lamps, grey and wine.
Sold as is 4.49
6 Originally 5.95 Horse
mead P0ttefy table Lamps.
Sold as is 4.49
2 Originally 9.95 Blue-and-
Brass Crystal Colonial Table
Lamps 1875
! Originally 1925 Rem
brandt Figurine Table Lamp,
$50
] Originally 1898 BIeached
Mahogany Rembrandt Mod
ern Table Lamp
lamps. Fifth Floor.
The Hecht Co..
Originally 1923 and 1928
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
/ Originally 2s.7S
YOUNG MANS
SUIT
1898


Beautifully tailored for long
wear and good looks. Dark
blue pin stripe worsted.
Three pieces. Size 20.
l Originally 1885 Tsn-way
Light Fine Tweed Suit. Size
- -------------------19.S5
! Originally 3S.ee Tsn-Way
LiSht Blue HsfrinSbone
Tweed Suit. size 30 -1s.SS
tvarsity shop, Cooled
second Floor, : D. Building,
The Hecht COL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
LEATHER
GLOVES
Csc

Fine quality cape and suede
gloves. Some are soiled, but
all are beautifully made,
with careful attention to de-
tail. Broken sizes and colors.
40 pairs Originally 100
String and Hand Crocheted
Gloves. Broken sizes 39c
Street Floor. = st. Building,
The Hecht co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
324 Originally 100
PLASTIC
NECKLACES
79c

Cool and comfortable jewelry
to glamorize the neckline Of
your basic dress. Pink, blue
and green in so" lengths.
Plus 1870 tax.
Jewelry. Air-Cooled Street Floor,
r st. Building, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29

86 Originally sec Pound Bags
Of Water Softener in Apple
Blossom fragrance SEC
I6 Originally 200 Bayer and
Black First Aid Kits in metal
boxes LOO
~ Originally 800 Chin -Ep
Throat and Neck Cream.
$50
tToiletries. Air-Cooled
Street Floor. F St. Building,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
LINENS REDUCED
Some Seconds)

Some SecondS)
Some damaged! Some soed from dispoy Many one of
okind pieces, And you hove your choice Of everything
iron, fine Irish linen domosk cork n,ots. Check the
list below for your needs.
14-n Perfect 4s7 Spun Rayon Table Cloths. 54xso
17-f Perfect BIS Spun Rayon Table Cloths. 54x72
Originally 1925 Irish Linen Damask Table Cloths
66x86 inches ----- 7.95
1-Originally 22.ss Irish Linen Damask Table Cloth
72xl44 inches ---- 1895
2s-Orignaly sss to 1888 Irish Linen Damask Cloths
Several sizes to choose from 4.95
1I-Orignaly s32 Irish Linen Damask Cloths. Several
sizes to choose from 3.95
s-Originally 2.ss Spun Rayon Printed Cloths. s4xs4
inches 2.59
i-OrixnaIy 1898 Seven Piece Set Dinner-size cloth
sos
a-OriEinaly ss5 Piece Spun Rayon Sets
54x72 inches -------- SOS
11-Orignaly 6.ss Seven-Piece Spun Rayon Luncheon
Sets 54x54-inch cloth 4.ss
2Oxinally 5ss Spun Rayon Luncheon Sets
54x54-nch cloth. ------. - 3.99
Originally Spun Rayon Set
S4x54-nch cloth 2.9S
1-Originally 7ss India Crash Cloth Handmade. Size
34x34 inches recommendation --.-- 2.s9
ss-Orsnaly 2ss Cotton Lace Cloths. Eggshell. Size
54x54 inches - s...--..ss acc
ls-Orignaly Linen Bridge Sets Some printed 2ss
Originally s2s to sss Spun and organdy Bridge
Sets Now --------.--.-- @-~-------- 1.sa
1o-orignaly 81 Embroidered Cotton Bridge Sets Now
SEC
Sc each
se-orisnaiy $50 Simulated Leather Table Mats. Now
lsc
5e-Orisinany sec Celophane Table Mats. Now----le
uinens, Fifth Floor Hecht co.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
jest Is!
Originally 500 to 1875
JUNIOR MISS
DAYTIME
DRESSES
6.B8

dresses in crisp Butcher
weaves, sheer rsyon crepes
and printed rayon jerseys
and cottons. In both high
shades and pastels. Sizes 8
10 Is.
10 Originally 7.s9 to SOS
Junior Miss Pinafores and
Cotton Dresses in prints and
stripes. Sizes 9 to 15---5.SS
10 Originally 1888 Junior
Miss Suits in classic styles.
Three and four button jack
cts with flared skirts Gall
properly labeled as to wool
content). Luggage, brown,
aqua, gold, pink and blue.
Sizes . to 15--------8.88
: Originally 1895 Junior Miss
Suits. Brown and blue, sizes
. to 15-------14.88
: Originally $500 Junior Miss
Black Rayon Faille Suits.
Sizes 3, IL, 13--------16.95
II Originally $50 to 9.95
Junior Miss One and Two
Piece Dresses and Pinafores
in rayon crepes. and spun
rayons. Sizes . to 15---3.8S
) Originally 1855 to 1898
Junior Miss Maternity
Dresses. One-piece prints
with green and luggage
jackets. Sizes 9 to 1888
10 Originally 1898 to 1875
Junior Miss One and Two
piece Dresses and Evening
Gowns in rayon sheers,
crepes and spuns. Sizes 9
to 15--1O.SS
Remember, Junior Miss Is
q size, not an agel
young washingtonian Shop,
Third Floor, The Hecht Co..
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II Originally 7.99
JUNIOR BOYS
STACKS
l.29
Washable cotton gabArdine.
Ideal for him to wear for
school and play easy for
Mother to wash! Broken
sizes.
3 Originally 3.s5 Cotton
Seersucker Striped Robes.
Broken sizes ---2.S9
20 Originally 1.S5 Jr. Boys
Sanforized Cotton Wash
Stacks. Sizes 4 and Glib
5 Originally 2.2s- Boys White
Cotton Gabardine Knickers.
Broken sizes 1873
100 Originally 79c Jr. Boys
Colorful Cotton Knit Short
Sleeved Basque Shirts. Sizes
4 to 8-48c
Is Originally 100 Jr. Boys
Striped De n m Overalls.
Sizes 4 to CSC
BOYS Clothing. Air-Cooled
Second Floor, r 81. Building,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
HOUSECOATS REDUCED

HOUSECOAlS hEDUCED
Originally 1899 Saybury Housecoats in rayon crepe
Sizes 16 and 18
Irregular Of 1899 Rayon Satin Quilted Robe in powder
blue. Size AZ
l Irregular of 899 Rayon Satin Quilted Robe. Floral
printed. Size ID
Irregular Of 1893 Printed Rayon Crepe Housecoat in blue
with white flowers Size
Originally 599 Rayon Satin Quilted Floral pat
terms. Size 20 ---
(Housecoats Third Floor, st. Building1
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"VTSFHHTFy U'Io VTHfFN
HOLLYWOOD
BED COVERS
1913

Just IS of these gaily printed
cotton crash covers made for
your Hollywood bed. Size
39X74 inches made with
corded seams and box pleats
on all four sides. Gay all
over floral bouquet pattern.
IL Originally 4.98 Wood We
netian Blinds. With 64-inch
drop. To hang inside or
outside window. Two in 30
inch width: three in 81 Inch
width: two in 24-inch width;
three in 34-inch width; two
in 33-inch width so
4 Painted Stripe Porch AVN
ing Covers. No frames. 60
inch drop, 42-inch extension,
81 aft. width. Scalloped val
ance ----1.98
2 Painted Stripe Double
Window Awnings. 48-inch
drop, 30-inch extension. l
is 712 It. wide; is 8 IT. wide,
1893
Curtains and Draperies.
Sixth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29

Originally 500 Record Cabinets-al sold as WAL
nut or mahogany finished hardwood-hold albums 399
l Originally 1895 Emerson Record Cabinet holds 8
albums. Walnut finished hardwood-foor sample 9.95
/ Originally 34.95 Castlewood Record Cabinet-hods IL
albums. Walnut finished gumwood 24>95
100 Originally LOO Wire Record Racks for fifty 10
and 12-inch records .------------ 8Sc
100 Originally &c to 39c Masterpiece Records variety
to choose from. 10 and 12-inch size -------- 10c
100 Empty Albums from Broken Record Sets. Holds to
records
50 Originally SOC Permanent Type Record Needles-tha
play 1000 records 33c
tRecords, Record Cabinets, The Hecht
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
I'T Hero. i'm Detroit. Asks Few Pay Raises
Are Likely Here,
WLB Head Says

Claiming the majority OF work
ers in the Detroit area have re-
ceived Is per cent pay raises
under the Little Steel formula,
Edwin r. Wife. regional director
Of the War Labor Board, expressed
doubt today If future pay raise
approval unless tho government
wage sterilization order is
amended.
Addressing members Of the
Commercial Secretaries ASSoCIa-
ton. White said:
Possibility Of getting wage
increases in most cases depends
for the most part on evidence
showing intra plant or inter
plant inequities OF such magni-
tude that they work a manifest
injustice"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Reds May Join
Farley on Food

WASHINGTON. March 10 INS)
In the first definite move 10
enlist RuSsias active cooperation
in postwar affairs. the United
States, 1t was learned today. has
invited the Soviet government TO
participate IN a United Nations
food conference.
Jhe American invitation is being
considered by the Soviet govern
ment, and favorable reply is ex-
pected from Moscow shortly.
The purpose Of the proposed
conference. which may be held
late IN April is 10 seek an under
standing on postwar control and
distribution of food on the world
markets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
COMMANDED \ SQUADRON

But up 10 a short time ago he
commanded q squadron Of four
PTS that sank about 100000 tons
of japanese ships, ranging from a
lOOOO-ton cruiser 10 a couple OF
deStroyerS.
For instance. there was one
time right after the American
marines had taken Guadalcanal
and Henderson Field The JapS
sent task forces almost every
night leiSurely to blast the air
field
Marines slept in foXholcS But
then Comdr Montgomery and his
midget fleet swept IN one dark
night. Just as the Jap force was
Shellackne the island again II
was pitch dark, There was no tell
Ing how many ships the foe had
or what size.
Montgomery soon found out,
though The flash of the guns re-
vcalcd a battleShip, several large
cruisers and eight dcStroycrS The
PTS had penetrated the destroyer
screen and were surrounded by
tho enemy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
.ln(redsedBuYing
0fProduCe0. K
.0PA Head SAYS
at doesn't make sense to me-"

at doesn't make sense TO me-"
This was the comment today OF
Arthur II. Sarvis. OPA state di-
rector, concerning a charge by
George (. Thierwachter manager
of the Detroit Union Produce
Terminal, that housewives are
boarding their point ration cou-
ponS' by concentrating their buy
ing on fresh vegetables.
Thierwachter charged this ac-
tion had forced the wholesale r. a
retail prices of vegetables UP to
OPA ceilings.
The main purpose Of the
canned food ratiOning program is
10 get housewives to buy fresh
fruits and vegetables instead OF
those that have been canned and
processed." Sarvis declared. "T
don't know what Mr.. Thierwach-
ter means by boarding point
how can any one hoard 48
points?
THE crux of the problem Ii
the fact that there have been
severe crop losses in Florida due
To frost and the effects of this
will be felt until crops further
north are ready for the mar
kets."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Fined Sl32, Driver
Threatens 10 Sue Civ

NEW YORK. March 10 up
Sam Borst, IS, gesturing vigor-
ouSly, threatened 10 sue the city
when the magistrate fined him
Sl32 in traffic court You fine
me $50 on one ticket, $50 on the
next and $50 on the third. and I'll
have TO sell my car he told the
magistrate. That. he added tri-
umphantly, is indirect confsca-
ton But he paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
CRUISER SUNK

Without hesitation and before
the JapS knew what was happen
ing. the four midgets discharged
their torpedoeS and swept out 10
sea again. A cruiser sank as they
left and the Jap destroyers took
up the chase, two after each PIT.
I'VE led them a merry chase"
recalled Montgomery yesterday
at the Packard plant where he
was visiting. the makers of the
engines which power the little
boats I'VE got the engines up
TO ESQ revolutions n minute.
But the engines are theOreti-
cally set for $500" demurrcd
George r Christopher, president
of Packard who was enjoying
the story for the nth time.
"Yes, but they knew we were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
being chased" vas AeHtgomery,s
explanation.
FANORS ATTACK IN WAVES

explanation.
FANORS ATTACK IN WAVES
The commander pointed out that
from this experience he had
evolved the theory that the PTS
would be most effective attacking
in waves. like planes
with the deStroNerS all
chasing us" he pointed out, "a
second wave of PTS would have
caught the heavy cruisers and
the battleships entirely unprO-
tected and could have sunk
them all"
Teamplay is the secret of sue
cess for the little boats. Mont
Gomery believes. He recalled the
quick wit Of one pr boat skipper
who was being chased by a Jap
destroyer.
ITS no use trying To torpedo
a destroyer that's coming right
at YOU" he stated You run
from il. But knowing that an
other TT was on patrol duty
nearby. the skipper led the un-
Suspecting Jap in that direction.
MARINE PRESSURE
THE second PIT caught sight
of the destroyer. unleashed two
tin fish into il and there went
another part Of the Mikado's
fleet"
The PTS run best At night.
c o IN d r. Montgomery reported.
The heat Of the day makes the
engines slower, he said, and the
little boats usually hide out until
niChtfalL
Montgomery said the greatest
rendered by the midgetS
al Guadalcanal was IN relieving
the pressure on the marines. The
PTS scared off the routine she'll
ing by the Japs.
Montgomery said the PIT service
was a young mans game. At 80
he is the old man of the feet
In a storm, he compared a trip on
the nidgetS TO riding a jeep over
a ploughed feldNl "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Raise Granted 5000

WASHINGTON. March 10 CINS)
- The WLB today unanimously
approved A lo-cent-an-hour wage
increase for 5000 employees Of the
Uptown Metal Shops of Portland.
Orc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Absenteeism Bar TO {

WASHINGTON. March 10 INS)
The navy department warned to-
day that war plants must have
good employe attendance records
before they can receive the army
navy f production award.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
DESCRIBE IDEA

One Of the blades has saw teeth
on one edge. II juts out at right
angles like a half-open blade of a
lacknife.
"The idea" Pritchard says, as
TO prevent the laps from grasp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

an idea for a
new kind OF
: u b m ersib bic
boat.
From what
I've heard. a
lot of people
are working on
various war in
Ventions. T h Q
following may
he of interest 10
them.
T. O. Rich
ards of the re-
search q a I a
section OF Cen
eral NJ o { or :.
says 40 60 right
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
BY sILER FREEMAN

The my TT b0atS nave proved
themselves a mighty arm Of the
l.. : Navy more Indispensable
than dependable
Authority for tins statement is
the man VINO has run one 1t
Comdr Alan r Montgomery and
ne ma, plenty 20 back il up
Because Condr. Montgomery IS
hui recently back ttom the South
Pacific with tales of the part these
mighty mites have played IN the
defense of GuadalCanal-
The commander IS anything hut
me S1va>h-bucklIng sailor that his
exploits make hlm out. He iS
>hchr. soft voiced With A Virginia
draw and ready smile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
1t Takes
More Than
Money

Most people We
been generous IN sup
porting wartim e
causes. But now we
face s o m thing
money won't buy-a
lack Of manpower on
eur vital production
hines. Men and wo-
men not in essential
occupations, who feel
they should be help
ing, can find a place
quickly Announce
ments appear daily
in the Help Want
ed olumns OF
IN r S w AN T
ADS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

What TO Do With an Invention:
A reader inquiries what 10 do with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
In The American Weekly

STORY OF SOPHIE LYONS q. il. Detroter who
was greatest woman criminal of modern times. {
FUEL GIVING OUT? old Colonial customs
may be revived
BUGS" BAER AT STAGE DOOR CANTEEN -.
Americas master of slanguage visits THE Crossroads
Of the War"
BANDIT TITO WHO LOVED AND KILLED 100
SWEETHEARTS =. f. Princess Amelie Karapow de-
scribes girl-steang Bluebeard.
DOWN-ON-THE-FARM RECIPES they'll help
you meet the meat shortage.
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