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The union times., 1943-05-29
In Gun Production,
 The Sky's The Limit

Guns to blast the plane armadas of Hitler, HirOhitO and what is left of MussOlini's aerial forces, out of the skies are being produced at an unheard-of rate by American work CTS, the Navy Department reveals. Althogh production of naval ack- ack in l942 was IS times greater than in l94l, the present produc- ton pace indicates l943 output will better l942's by more than 8O%.
 The l943 delivereies of 3-inch guns are expected to be 16O%o greater than last years, which in turn were l,OOO% greater than l94l's.
The union times., 1943-05-29

problems on the some front and in fact may be used as a further camOufiage to confuse the real is- sues of increased production and cOmOm incorporation.
 WHEREAS, The millions of American soldiers are fighting a war for Democracy and any attempt to impose Fascist letters on the home front resolves their effort and lives into mOckery.
 'sBE TT RESOLVED THERE FORE, That the New Haven Central
The union times., 1943-05-29
1000 Communities Have
 Child Care Centers

NEW YORK.-Chi1d care commit tees have now been organized in ap- proximately 1000 communities in every state, the Office of War In formation reports. In settlement houses, public schools, churches and community centers, groups of children are now spending the hours of day or night in which their mothers work on assembly lines or at the many civil ian jobs where women are replacing men.
The union times., 1943-05-29

At present there are three large centers for Polish refugees in India.
The union times., 1943-05-29
Connally Bill.

(Continued from Page One)
The union times., 1943-05-29
Firm Signs With LAM In ParkCity;
 Stamford Is Next

Collective bargaining agreements are being drawn up this weeek by Lodges 1858 and 1857, LAM, as the result of organizing campaigns con- ducted by Fred Cederholm, Grand Lodge representative.
 Cederholm announced that the me chanics of Associated Transport Inc, Bridgeport, have signed up 100 per cent with Lodge 1858, Auto and Truck Mechanics. The company, formerly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Mrs. Robert f. Jones Feted
On Birthday at DAG Party

brother. John + Beyster of
Crosse He. Places were marked
for the John +. BeysterS and
their daughter, Helen, Mrs.
Peter J Beystcr, and Mr. and
Mrs Harold Foss and their
three daughters, Josephine,
Sally and Harriet.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Tread
well, their daughter, Dorothy,
and her fiance, Robert b. Mari,
dined at the club. also and went
on to see The Corn Is Green, "
at the CaSS Theater.
Another foursome attending
the CaSs show. after dining at
the club included Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ CASTOR and Mr. and
Mrs. Leo j. Maurer Of Monroe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
n N syts;!ir =.
WIN cna0

FASHIONABLE SOCIETY arrived early last night
opening of the 1884 symphony season Masonic
Temple.
Every seated when the orchestra tuned
The air vibrant with the excitement of the vast audi
ence which awaited eagernes the arrival of the
conductor. Karl Kruger.
When he appeared the platform. tall and distin-
gushed with silver he given great reception
And. on the way out. =. people asked one another:
How do YOU like the CONDUCTOR
The always was....I think we have great
leader 4 terribly impressed" or isn't he
thrilling ."
Every hkened Kruger to that other great director
the late Ossip Gabrilowitsch.
Last nights program dedicated to the memory Of
Gabnlowitsch first part of the program being Brahms
Symphony No. Minor Opus 68 of his favorite
compositions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Detroit Girls
At Game in
New York
THE ARMY-C BIA

THE ARMY-C OLUM BIA
game in New York City Satur-
day attracted many of Detroit's
young faShionableS.
Miss Suzanne Kemp, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B.
Kemp of Harvard road, attended
and also had a six-day holiday
from her classes at Wellesley
with her mother
Miss Tecklae Hilbert. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Fox
Hilbert of Washington, ID. C.,
formerly of Crosse Pointe, also
attended the game. She has now
returned to her classes at Briar-
cliff.
The popular Tiedeman girls,
Mary and nellie, daughters OF
the Carsten Tiedemans. now at
Smith College, also went to the
game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Show to Open
For Blind

THE CERVENY WOMEN'S
CLUB will launch a campaign
TO raise funds to train a leader
dog for a blind person with
variety show in Cooley High
School, Hubbell and Fenkell
avenues, at s p. m. today.
Mrs. ElVira Willoner,
teacher before she became blind,
will represent the Leader Dog
League. Mrs. Andrew Rutland
and Mrs. Anthony Harff. CO.
chairmen of the clubs social
committee, have arranged the
show which will feature must
clans. dancers, a ventriloquist
and magician.
Mrs. Gale Menold, president
of the club, will give the well
coming address.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Box Chosen by GabriIowitsch

MRS. FRED T. MURPHY recalled that Gabriowitsch
had the box always occupied Orchestra
Hall. -.
Cyril Cane British here and Mrs Cane and their
house guest . Lionel Lamb British consul Minneapolis
-. and the Harold Boyers.
Mrs Murphy wore a lovely street length dress of tur
quose crepe and matching wool coat to which
pinned corsage bouquet of her favote flowers pale
pink carnations edged with cedar.
Mrs Boyer decorative in allblack dinner dress
with Jet sequns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Attend Formal
At Gre nbrier

JOAN PENCE, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. David G. Pence of
w. Oakridge road; Constance
Fulton, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde l.. Fulton Of w.
GriXdale road, and Terry Took
Of Virginia Park, students at
Greenbrier College. LewiSburg,
w. Va, attended the fall formal
dance given by the cadets OF
Greenbrier Military School re-
Gently in LewiSburg.
THE WAR SERVICE COM
MIITEE of the Twentieth Cen
fury Club under the leadership
OF Mrs. John karmazin was to
be in charge of the refreshment
bar at the USO Downtown Club
for Servicemen this afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Citizenship School
Selects Officers

THE CITIZENSHIP SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION of Highland
Park has elected these officers
for the coming year:
Mrs. Anita Kelly. president;
Mrs. Tartar Goshgarian, vice
president, Mrs. My Symons,
econd vice president; Mrs.
Amelia Ruzzi. recording Secre-
tary; Mrs. Rita Hume, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Mar
Garet Strachan, treasurer; Mrs.
Maud Stewart, historian; Mrs.
v c. Narbedian, program chair
man; Mrs. Florence Allin. men,
berShip chairman; Mn Ann
Bailey. S0Nal Chairman and
Mrs. Emily Bernasconi, CITIZEN
ship chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23

ROBERT +. JONES OF
SALISBURY road was host at
a dinner and dancing party at
The DAG last night, to honor
Mrs Jones on her birthday.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl w. BehrenS of Hot Springs,
Va, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry D..
Fenskc, Mr.. and Mrs. f.. B..
Rogers of Pontiac, Mr.. and Mrs.
c Clinton Scharff, and MI and
Mrs. X. Dickson Jones.
Another dinner at the DAG
last night was a family party
given by the William w. Boy
SterS of Wildemere avenue. to
mark the birthday of their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Mrs. Seyburn in Black Crepe

MRS WESSON SEYBURN and her daughter Edith
Mrs Allan Sheldon. Mrs. Lloyd Hooker Mrs Charles
H. Hodges. and Mrs Harry Plaggmeyer. were among
other smart women short dresses
Mrs Seyburn had a simple black crepe number under
her sable Jacket Edith brown crepe trimmed with
bands turquoise embroidery the nekne and cuffs
of the long sleeves.
Mrs Sheldon a black satin dress made on simple
lines . under short sable jacket. Mrs. Plaggmeyer
by Dr. Paggmeyer black dress trimmed
with powder blue . a black broadai caracu coat.
Mrs Hodges =. who was with her mother, Mrs. James
Wilson black crepe accented with turquoise bead
ing under a short sable jacket.
Hooker black crepe dress under silver fox
Jacket and a tiny black velvet chapeau
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Reception Held

John Tighe was best man and
William Morris seated the
guests.
A breakfast and small recep-
tion was held in the home Of
the bridegroomS parents in
North Terry road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baenzlger left
on trip TO Chicago and the
West after the reception.
~TIIE FEDERATION OF
CATHOLIC NURSES will hold
a day Of recollection at Sacred
Heart Academy. Sunday. Con-
fcrenceS begin at 10 a. m. and
benediction at p. m. will bring
the program to close. Claire
Doyle of Whitcomb avenue IS
i'm charge of reservations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Helen Ann
Menzies
Married

MISS HELEN ANN MEN
ZIES, daughter of Mrs. Meta
II. Menzies of Whitmore road,
and Henry ID. Menzies, became
the bride, yesterday morning, of
John Calvin Baenziger, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Baenziger.
The wedding took place in ST.
Mary's Church of BEDFORD. The
Rev. Fr. B. J. Chateau offici-
ated before an altar decorated
with Large arrangements OF
gladioli and palms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23

/ BUY WAR BONDS 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Guests of Mrs. w. Q. Briggs

MRS WALTER o. BRIGGS. the only woman vice
president board had her guests
Miss Sara Burnham and Mrs Charles A. Dean Jr and
Mrs. William Rust Pierce
Mrs Briggs. :. Miss Burnham. and Mrs Pierce all
long dresses.
But Mrs. Dean one of the most stunning women in
the audience had length black dinner dress
smmering with black pallettes under her sable jacket
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Street-Leneth Dress

The hride wore a Street-length
dress of royal blue crepe and a
matching hat fashioned with a
Shoulder-length snood. She car
ried a muff of white orchids
and gardenias.
Mrs. II. Gregg Stone of Cleve-
land, sister of the bride, was
matron OF honor. She wore a
costume fashioned on simple
lines in sheer crepe in a lug
gage tan shade. Her chapeau
and accessories were in deep
brown velvet and she carried "A
muff made of yellow rose buds
and baby NUNS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Oscar [. Buhrs Present

THE RECENTLY married Oscar L. Buhrs were observed
in the lobby during the former Frances Depew
Whitman lovely long dinner dress of black chiffon with
black lace outlining decoeage. under short
ermine coat.
Her blond hair arranged in becoming high hair-do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Reichholds Entertain Critic

HENRY REICHHOLD. the president Of the board of
trustees and Mrs. Rechhold entertained IN their box
the Graham John Grahams of Bloomfield Hills Mrs
Ralph Hartman Booth. Dr. William Valentiner Mr.. and
Mrs. Avan Macauey Jr.... and Pierre Key..New York
music critic. who spoke during intermssOn
Reiehhed attractive in fuchsia crepe dinner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Mrs. Anderson in Black

MRS JOHN w. ANDERSON who in black entertained
in her Mrs. Francis Dryer Mrs Christina Van
Husan . and Mrs. Strathern Hendrie
Mrs A. Ingersol Lewis. and Mrs Jerome Remick sat
together.
Mrs Thomas Henry Simpson and Mrs. Archie McAlpne
arrived together.
The Willard Worcesers and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson w.
foursome, having dined together at the Detroit
Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23

THE FULTON CIRCLE Of
Kings Daughters was to hold
its regular m e ting at the
Women's City Club at 100 p. IN.
today.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Art NeedIework

IL Pieces Needlepoint, large finished
designs for chair seats. 2s-inch can
vas. Were 81. Now $2.25
Pieces Needlepoint, 21-inch canvas
with designs finished. Were SIPS.
iNo~ O0C
10 Pieces Needlepoint, mostly fruit
designs on 21-inch canvas. Were $1.75.
NOW ----------- 95c
l Model Embroidered Picture Design
on rayon satin. Was S. Now 50
2 Model Checked Cotton Dimity Bridge
Cloths, white. " price $2.5o
l Model Blue Spun Rayon s-Piece
Luncheon Set. Less than Y price, $3.50
Stamped Cotton Pillow Covers for
crewel embroidery. Black and ivory
background. Less than Il price, S1.25
1 Stamped Cotton Bench Cover for
crewel embroidery. Ivory color. Il
8 Stamped Cote Crewel Pillow Cow
ers in wine or blue. Less than u
price
ESQ Skeins Hiawatha Tapestry Yarn
in blue. 40-yard skeins. Were acc
each. Now each, zoe
W&L-Art Needlework, Seventh Floor.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Juniors Rayon BIouses
9O Less than II price


20 printed sheer rayon jabot blouses with
white backgrounds. Sizes . to is.
10 Summer Sports Jackets Of rayon
fabrics. Long and short sleeves and
sleeveless. Sizes IL to II. Less than VI
pairs Summer Stacks Of rayon fabrics.
Gold-color, red, aqua and luggage. Sizes
to is. Were $8s5. Now S4.s5
13 pairs Summer Stacks of rayon and cot
ton sailcloth Red or maize. Sizes 9 to is.
Were 1895 and more. Now S2.95
IL Rayon Jersey Bathing Suits, dress
maker styles with LAstex midrifs. Aqua,
chartreuse, red and white. Were $795.
Now S49s
40 Jumpers, Pinafores and Sun back
Dresses of cotton seersucker in multi-col-
ored stripes and spun rayon floral prints
in red. green and gold Sizes to Is.
Were IS and more. S2.95
100 Summer Dirndl Skirts Of cotton print
seersucker, cotton broadcloth and spun
rayon prints. Red, blue, green, yellow
and white. Less than u price
w&L-Junior Misses Apparel
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Rugs and Carpetins

group Wool Broadloom Samples, 27x54 inches s7s5
Now S495
6-27x27 Wooltufted String white dusty rose
$8.95. Now-------------- S,95
-6x6 Twist Wool Broadloom s2675 Now S1ss5
l-sxls Blue sisal Rug. Was $780, Now-------S S2495
1 Samples 27x36 Wool BroadIoom. Were s5s5 and more
NOW S395
l-27x54 Figured Wool Administer Rug SIS s5 Now 1895
1-17x24 Tufted Embossed Rug Was $225 Now
SI50
21x3S Tufted Figured Washable Rug with seat
covers to match. Were $49 set. Now $295
i-.sx6 Wool Broadloom Sample. Was $lss5. Now$I1s5
1-sSxSS Figured Wool Broadloo. " price Now
S1s5
W&L-Foorcovertngs, Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
ChiIdren's Summer
Hats, So
Less than II price

S'' ''"h IL P'NC
10 summer hats including celetegal
straw, calots and fascinators, horse
hair braid calots in pink, green, blue
or yellow; cocoanut straw sports hats,
cotton wrap turbans and pur-
pie wool wrap-around turbans. Head
sizes 211a to 2212.
40 White Cotton Pique Calots with
flower trimming. Sizes 211a to 221..
Less than u price ice--9 CSC
IL Baby Bonnets, straw braid leghorn
type. Sizes 1919 to 2l1a. Less than "A
price csc
IL Black Wool Jersey Fascinators with
net ruching and sequin trim. Less
than " price
10 Lacy Wool Fascinators with colored
sequin trim Fuchsia, aqua, brown and
black. Less than "a price S1.ss
W&L-Juniors' and Children's Hats,
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Ends Of Rolls !s-Short Lengths
High-grade Broad|oom Carpets

Ends of rolls OF qualities will recognize
effects seone effects figured Wtons
now discontinued In a splendid variety Of coIor and
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Living and Dining
Room Furniture

l Dinette Table Of mahogany on birch Was $1s75
Now S13
Solid Mahogany Arm Chair. Was $27.5o. Now----S1475
Foot Stool with brown tapestry $3.50. 50
Step End Table mahogany with leather top
1 Solid Mahogany Dining Table with three l2-nch
leaves. n price ---- S4950
1 Dining Room Table of mahogany gumwood
$3.50 DTS
Pier Cabinet without Shelves mahogany finish hardwood.
Was $795.
Top only Of bookcase mahogany and 75
Corner Cabinet Base, fawn finish birch. $2625.
Now so
W&L-Living and Dining Room Furniture. Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Women's Shoes, '4.''

Were $S.o5
As pairs brown calfskin pumps with platform soles
and black patent leather ties with open heels and
platform soleS.
20 pairs Black Suede Strap Pumps and Step-in Pumps
combination OF patent leather and gabArdne Were $2s5
Note Shoe Raoning Regulations require purchaser Of shoes
to present War Ration Book Number Coupon Number S
time OF purchase.
W&L-Womens Shoes Second Floor.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Rayon Sports Dresses, 1875
We're SIS

Is printed rayon sports dresses with white royal blue
fuchsia and blue backgrounds. Sizes II to 20.
IS Printed Rayon Sports green and blue Sizes
IL to 20 Were $1695 Now 812.50
IL piece Cotton sut-dreses green. Misses
sizes. Less than "a price
Is Rayon Sports Jackets in boxy and ted styles Aqua
and kelly. Misses sizes Less tnan Il price Sal
Is Printed Rayon Blouses in red and blue
W&L-sportswear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1943-09-30
ChiIdren's Cotton
AnkIets, 20 pair
Were 29c

200 pairs cotton anklets with elas-
ticized cuffs Bermuda type, plain
weave and cable stitch effect Copen,
red, maize, navy, brown, white and
pink. Sizes 101a to II.
200 pairs Navy Rayon Boucle AnkIets
with turnover cuffs. Sizes on to II.
Were soc pair. Now $50, 3 pairs, 81
W&L-Children' Hosiery,
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Bedroom Furniture

Dresser Base of mahogany gumwood Hepplevte
design. Was $3.50 Now STATS
Dresser Base of solid maple, Colonial design Was s32
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s24
Dresser Bases Of mahogany hardwood Were
Now S27
Vanity Base Of solid mahogany Colonial design $58
Now S43
Dresser Mirror aspen on hardwood Was
$5475. Now $50
Highboy Of solid mahogany Colonial design. Was ss3.
Now $50 rs
Chest Of Drawers Of solid gumwood, short pulls
$3.50. 50
Solid Walnut Bed, single size Was s36.75. Now S1975
Sinse-size Bed, Louis XVI antique white finish
NOW $4675
W&L-Bedroom Furniture Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Misses Formal
Fashions

Dinner and evening dresses Of rayon
chiffon, crepe, lace, net and marqui-
sette. Green, blue, yellow, wine, white,
black and prints. Sizes 10 to 20.
10 less than " price ss.75
~ were $1695 and more. Now 1918
IL were s22.95 and more. Now -SI2.5o
were $25. Now s18
W&L-Misses' Formal Fashions,
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Misses and Women's

Dresses, '3''' We're ,7.9, .~a more
125 cotton and rayon crepe dresses in plain colors and
prints Sizes IL to 20 38 to A in the group.
50 Coloul Print Dresses rayon crepe jersey Sizes Il
to 2o SO to A. 1871 to 22z in the group Were s1os5
W&L-Inexpensive Dresses Third Floor.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Mems Wool Leisure Goats

Were $7.o5
Is AIl-wool, Full-Cut Leisure Coats 10 plads and
plain colors. Group includes sizes 36 to AZ.
u pairs Mems Cotton and Rayon Hose in medium lighter
shades regular lengths and few Sizes
13 in the Were CSC pair. Pair 45c
SO Cotton Plaid Sports Shirts for lightweight comfort Medium
size only. Les than "a price
Mems Neckties in neat and bold figured foulards
many colors. Two groups include rayons, silk-and-
rayon and all silk
213 ST. Now 55c
325 were s1.5o Now CSC
Mems. Gloves in a good assortment of wool lined
brown goatskins, plain colored wool lined string
gloves and few gray mochas and tan pigskins. Small
and medium sizes in the group.
70 pairs $3.50 and
w&L-Ihs Mems Store Second Floor. mas
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Mems Fall Suits, s28 Were $3.50

80 seneobIe and eoodookne tweed henebone twill
Blues browns Sizes Regulars Shorts 36 to 4o
Longs 1885, 3e 242 Souts 49, 49, A. regular
stocks. Properly labeled for fabric
for
$50 @ iaan
IN 242
IA
&L-1ne Mems Stores secondr
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Mems Moccasins, s2''5

Less than u price
IS pairs brown leather moccasins with front strap
Sizes 61a 7H, and IL.
Note: Shoe Ratonng Regulations require purchaser OF
shoes to present War Ration Book Number Coupon
1s, at time OF purchase.
"a pairs Wool Spats in tan and Small large
Less than u price CSC
wAL-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Bracelets and Pins
49, each We're 6oe

80 pieces assorted costume jewl-
cry including plastic and COM
position bracelets and pins in
white and colors, also shell ear
rings.
20 Bead Bracelets in green, blue,
amber and red. Half price --- 81
Is Twisted Bead Necklaces in green,
blue, amber, red and aqua, also few
60-inch white plastic bead necklaces.
Were So each. Now 81
All prices plus. 1870 fas. i
W&L-costume Jewelry, Aisle S,
First Floor.
Evening star., 1943-09-30

Students Three-Piece Suits
49,, Were $3.50
A suits OF tweed coat and trousers and pair OF
contrasting slacks, for campus or business. Sizes:
Regulars IS to 40; Longs 3e, 81 49, 4o Properly la
beed for fabric content.
W&L-students' Clothing, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Misses and Women's
Fur Goats and Jackets

Mink-dyed Northern Flank Mussrat Coat sss H. was
siso NOW 9l4S
Mink-dyed Northern Back Muskat size ls Was s2ss
Black dyed Gross Peran Lamb Ceat Size 49, was slss
Wv
Backdyed Persian Lamb Csat Sine $685. Now ssss
Seal-dyed Muskrat Cost Size 16 Was 32e5. S3lS
l back-dyed Caracul Lamb Ceat Size ls. Less than Y
Black Persian Lamb Coat sdse 1s Now Sa7S
bhck-dyed Monkey Coat Sise 20. pgcs----------S7S
Sable-dyed Little Spotted Skunk 24nch yacks eise 10
Was $685. Now -----------------..Sao Saoy
All prices plus 1926 fas
W6zI-Fr Salon, Third floor
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Misses English Wool Goats
s45 We're ,s9.z,

English Casual Wool Coats In unusual plaids Tan,
brown, green and blue. Sizes 10 to Is.
is Wool Tweed Goats in boxy odes imported blue and tan
plaids Sizes 10 to Is. Were $3975 SlsSB
Wool Coats in boxy and fitted Styles and imported
reps Navy black brown and blue Sizes IL to 2o 77h and
a. Were $39.75 -------------------sso 20
W&L-Coats and Suits Third Floor
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Women's Formal Fashions

Short and long dinner dresses of rayon crepe chiffon
and marquisette. Black, blue, aqua and red. Sizes
161a to 22h, 16 to A.
were slss5 and more ss.ss
were $2s.75. SlGT
o "ere SSs'o. $1o
W&L-Womens Formal Fashions Third Floor.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Boys Pajamas, 'I'7'
We're $2.1S

IL pairs boys summer cotton crepe
pajamas In blue, tan or white.
Sizes 6 and 8.
2 pairs Boys Brown Cotton Gabar-
dine Wash Stacks. Sizes is and II.
Were $1.88. Now S1.25
Boys Tan McGregor Slip
Sweater with wee neckline. Prop
erly labeled as to fabric content.
Size "a. Was 50. Now S1.25
W&L-Down Stairs Store.
Boys Apparel.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Women's Daytime Dresses

chiffon, plain and printed cottons Black. nav. a
brown blue green and pastels. Sizes IAN to 24k, ID
to A.
Evening star., 1943-09-30

Decorators Samples
So each
165 samples in V to 1h-yard lengths.
Cottons, silk, rayon, and wool combi-
nations.
W&L-Studio of Interior Decorating,
Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1943-09-30

w&L-womens Dresses. Third Floor.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-07

pay more attention to the hut ton up the lip policy advocated by owl and assorted agencies to prevent rumors. It would save us 8 lot of time chasing some of them down.
 The latest-that the Duncan was lost on the rocks"
 How it started-The Duncan, cannery tender of the local can nery, was beached at Uyak bay to straighten out the propeller. Frank McConaghy, cannery op- orator, said it might have had a couple rocks under 1t but that it wasn't lost-they knew where it was all the time!
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-07

from 6 months to l949, so l would not want to say.
 James Samis-In my opinion, Europe in a few months. Japan that is a question.
 Velma Ameling-You'd better leave me out of this.
 Charles Ernie" Bryan-No idea in the world.
 Mrs. H. B. Bettlnger-I think it will be a matter of only a few months.
 Ray Lang-The way it looks in Italy now, Germany and that country will fold soon-how long it will take to mop up the Japs I don't know.
 Mrs. E. M. Davis-I can't say.
 Mrs. Leo Tyler-Oh Bill, you can't ask me anything like that.
 Una Hansen-It will be some time yet.
 A soldier-Don't ask me soon, 1 hope.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-07
KODIAK . DIARY

We're like the father with the only son in the Amy that Steve Harvey tells about who would "try anything once, so this week when the opportunity came along to try octopus we tried.
 Presco Frisco" Anchita, cook at the Log Waffle Shop, offered his customers quote treat un- quote this week in serving 2 octopi caught by owner Frank Kempton near Kodiak. The quote delicious unquote white meat was served in a no quotes deliclous Spanish sauce.
 It tasted something like clans no, mote like crab maybe with touch of halibut flavor-or a. gain, maybe it was more like seafood, mama the best thing wou d be to taste it your self.
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