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Evening star., 1943-06-10
Girl Scout Unit to Graduate

Members of Girl Scout Interme-
diate Troop No. 88 will be graduated
into the senior troop and receive
senior service awards for compile
ton OF their defense training course
at exercises at 8 pm. June 10 in
McKendree Methodist Church, it
was announced today by Mrs. Zelma
Miser, troop leader.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

food and labor shortages, mothers
of several of the students volun-
teered to arrange the affair them
selves. AS result, the banquet
will be held at 7 o'clock tonight at
the Chevy Chase Women's Club.
1t will be followed by the annual
senior prom.
Graduation exercises will be held
at pm. Tuesday at the school.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

frst-night audi
ences Of wealth,
m o ey a n d
pow er to the
hrst-night audi
ences Of G. I.
Joes from Ko-
kono and points
east, west, north
and south. From
t he celebrated
S t ars W os e
n a m es a r e
known the world
over and whose
Evening star., 1943-06-10
This Changing World
U. S. Military Regards Raids on Italian Isles
As Laboratory Work to Test Peoples Morale

iterranean islands will prove the
fighting spirit and ability of our
italian enemies. If we are in
terpreting Prime Minister
Churchills speech Of Tuesday
correctly, amphibious operations
in the Mediterranean are on the
way.
They are bound to be sue
cessful because the preparations
are said to be such that they can
not fail. But # the Italians were
to offer resistance similar to that
of the japanese at Guadalcanal
or at Attu, we have just enough
forces to complete the conquest
OF the Italian Mediterranean is
lands and no more.
Pantelleria, Sardinia and Sicily
offer an excellent ground for de-
fensive operations. They are far
better prepared for resistance
than the islands We have attacked
and captured within the last IL
months in the Pacific. A force
determined to sacrifice itself to
the last man can hold on for
many months and infict heavy
losses on the invading armies in
spite of the tremendous naval and
air superiority and the splendid
courage and training of the at
tackers.
We do not know the exact
strength of the Italian forces in
the islands. 1t is assumed, how
ever, that they may exceed 100000
men.
United States Had 4 to1.
In our operations against the
japanese in the Pacific we threw
into action an invading force of
ratio Of about to l.
The Italians in the past have
not shown themselves as tough
opponents, except in a few iSo-
lated instances in Tunisia in
which they fought to the bitter
end. But it is pointed out that
Africa was only nominally Italian
land. The desert was not the
homeland of the Italians.
There is a possibility that the
Italian divisions which have been
ordered to defend the homeland,
If properly equipped and COM
manded, may fight better than
the Italians fought in Africa or
Greece.
Once we start the attack we
must reach all our immediate OBJ
Jectives, regardless of cost. Our
strength is such that we cannot
fail. But if the cost is heavy
because of the determination of
the italians to fight it out, it is
doubtful whether we shall con-
slider an operation against the
Italian mainland in the near
future.
1t would require an effort which
might seriously interfere with our
future plans.
The resistance and behavior of
the Italian forces in the Med
iterranean islands will be the
yardstick by which we will be
able to measure cur effort in that
area in the coming months.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

maximum num-
Der of allies,
whether nations
or individuals,
that they are
likely to have.
But the growth
Of coalition on
the United Ma
tions side is not
at it's richest
stage. We still
are making and
extending friend.
ships, a process
which long ago
Evening star., 1943-06-10

S trio tive of
labor's behavior,
and the result
h a S b cen a n
agreement a which
ow is Su b =
nitted to the
H o u S e a n d
Senate for final
approval.
The proposed
legislation is not
drastic. 1t is a
m u c h modified
version of the
SA-callaG Smith
Evening star., 1943-06-10

War Labor Board Does this mean
that only AFL men can sit on CIO
cases and vice versa? 1t is doubt
full whether that's the intent. The
purpose probably is to keep away
from the board members of unions
which are directly affiliated with
disputants.
Reproduction Rights Reserved)
Evening star., 1943-06-10

of Lampedusa
and the forth
coming major
a t t a c k S on
P a n t elleria,
Sicily and
Sardinia, the
! a rg e r and
more strongly
fortified Ital-
/ a n strong
holds in the
Med ! t e err a.
mean.
The pro-
Evening star., 1943-06-10

inappropriate or superflous gifts or
the part of we'll meaning but unin.
formed citizens.
The main purpose of the council
plan is to provide supplementary
equipment, supplies and services
that may be needed in carrying out
the responsibilities of the Army anc
Navy when such items are not avail
able. or cannot be obtained from
official sources, in time to meet the
need.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

SCdSco 1Ol llle AXIS.
The Axis system of alliances IS
now ancient and decrepit, held to-
gether, not by ideas, but by force.
The German continental system"
is a skeleton on which the flesh Is
shrinking, showing no signs of Gel
lular growth.
Help at Gunpoint.
Germany obtains the help" of
Frenchmen by forcing them into her
factories at gunpoint; we obtain
the help of Frenchmen who escape
and voluntarily come to London or
Alglers. The more vital process is
ours. We are still making fresh,
new discoveries in unity and coali-
ton, such as the de Gaulle- -Giraud
combination, which has enormously
enriched the possibilities for CO.
operation among Frenchmen. But
for the Germans, 1t is Laval, Laval,
Laval and nothing more.
They are beyond discoveries. They
have exhausted their possibilities.
We have only begun to examine ours,
The maturing American British
Russian relationship, which has
reached its highest point this sum-
mer, is another sign. Where, hard
as they might try, could the Ger
mans find even the re-conditions
Tor working out such a diplomacy
OF coalition for themselves? They
have no facilities for making more
friends, which IS even more import
ant than the fact that they have
no facilities for making more air.
planes
Their growth is, in curious, al
most biological way, stopped. The
great Allied victory of the first part
of l943 is precisely this infiction OF
a kind of cellular paralysis on the
German system. We have checked
one kind of cancer, anyway.
Propaganda Negative.
The Germans have even stopped
dealing in ideas, which is another
sign that vital processes have come
to halt. They have ceased to build
with Goebbels, and are merely hold
ing on with the Gestapo. Their
propaganda has become negative;
they omit the previous long argu-
ments about their own virtues. and
can only talk about the supposed
sins of the Allies. And this is an
other characteristic sign of an aging
political organism.
Germany, after three years, talks
like Rome after 600; she has COM
pressed centuries of deterioration
into twelvemonth in most dynamic
demonstration of decay.
The Argentine revolution is a
kind of wave-motion toward the
Allies, but there are no political
Evening star., 1943-06-10

HE opinions of the riters this page their oD
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented In The
Stars effort to giue all sides of questions OF interest
readers, although such opinions may contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

Gently set up
a Republi-
can Postwar
A d v j S o r y
Council. But
b e fore this
a c t ion was
taken another
Repub ica a n
OrganlZat ION,
C a l ! e d a
Republic a n
Postwar Pol
icy ASSocla-
ton" W i t h
Headquarters
Evening star., 1943-06-10
BY GOULD LINCOLN.

Republican postwar planning is
getting underway with a rush.
The party's National Committee,
through Chairman Spangler, re-
Evening star., 1943-06-10

You can place a want Ad" in
The Evening Star as late as IL
o'clock tonight. At the business
counter, or if you have a telephone
call Ma, 5000.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

American military quarters re-
gard as principally Laboratory
work" the insignificant raid on
the thinly protected small island
Evening star., 1943-06-10
McLemore-
6. !. Joe's Shows
Booked by Wimon
By HENRY McLEMORE,

LONDON.-From the bright lights
of Broadway to the no lights Of q
blacked-out American Army camp
somewhere in England. From the
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Labor Bill
Provides Test
OF Sincerity
Presidents 'sAcceptonce
Foreseen, But Veto
Not Ruled Out
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

For the first time in 10 years
conference committee of both
houses of Congress has had before
it a piece of labor legislation re-
Evening star., 1943-06-10
By SAMUEL GRAFTON.

Some of the vital political proc
esses of this war could be plotted on
a graph.
The Germans have obtained the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Armour S Stock
0fferEnds June ;

CHICAGO. May 80 Otter Of
Armour & Co. Delaware to hold
cr> Of ITS outstanding 523.5s1
shares Of Z per cent guaranteed
cumulative preferred stock 10 OK
change such shares for new SlOU
cumulative income dcbcnturcS Will
expire June y. according to nj
formation IN prospectus filed with
SEC.
The new dcbcnturcS. subject 10
SEC approval of their issuance.
would bc dated April l. 1913 and
due April !. 1878. Such dcbcnturcS
as are not taken by holders of
preferred stock VIII bc offered 10
public for cash at Sll0 per share.
No adjustment of interest or divi-
denS viii be madc4y the company.
since interest upon the debcntucs
VIII accrue from April 1 1913
date of the last dividend payment
on preferred stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Final Meet
Retail Store Controllers Will
Elect New Officers

The last dinner meeting Of the
Controllers Group of the Retail
Merchants Association during the
1929 season is scheduled at
Hotel Wardell on next Tuesday al
ZOO p. m.
Principal speaker is John s.
Black, district commodity ration
ing officer for footwear, OPA.
whose announced subject is "Ra-
uonIng as 1t Affects Retail Stores.
Another feature of the meeting
is the annual election of officers
for the ensuing tall and winter sea-
son. Retiring officers are Russell
w. StohfcSt. j l.. Hudson co.
president s. G. Pretty The T. T.
Rayl Co. vice pres. and {. J. Glad
-feitet' fhe Rollins Co, secretary
treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Miner Elected
To Head State
Insurance Men

PONTIAC, May 22- Charles T
Miner of Flint is the president Of
the Michigan State Association OF
Life Underwriters, succeeding
Harold c. Brogan of Lansing.
Other officers chosen at the
1913 convention are George Dob
bin, Jackson; William Nichols Jr,
Grand Rapids, and John B. Amcs.
Detroit, vice presidents; Herbert
b. Thompson, Detroit, reelected
Secretary-treaSurer, and r. =.
Balkema. Detroit, national com
mltteeman.
Gov. Kelly, addressing the in
Surancc men, pleaded for less
augmentation and more free indi-
Vidual enterprise,
Postwar reconstruction will
progress IL RECOMMENDATION is
ended and the government acts
a. umpire and underwater" he
said
The go delegates adopted reSo-
lutlonS thanking the governor for
appointing David A. Forbes as
state insurance commissioner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Pere Marquette
To Reduce Debt

CLEVELAND. May % As n
further step IN ITS debt reduction
program. perc Marquette Railway
90. is inviting tenders of its first
mortgage bonds, ; per cent. series
A and I per cent series b, both
maturing July /, 1856.
The sum of s. 100000 has been
set aside 10y the company for the
purchase of the bonds pursuant to
It's invitation for tenders. Tenders
must be received by noon June 7.
During 1912 the road reduced
IT'S funded debt 10y S2.Sl20OO
through purchases Of bonds in ePeH
market At close of 1871, the road 5
total funded debt was S69. 500 600
ind included S32 S9l 900 Of ; per
cent first mortgage series B bonds
of 1856 and S7.665 600 of first
mortgage i per cent series B bonds
of 1856
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Brokers Loans
Exceed Billion
MILLIONS
or DOLLARS

NEW YORK, May 22-LoanS 10
brokers and dealers in the week
ended May 10, totaled Sl020 000.-
600. down Sl6o 100000 from the
previous week and an increase OF
1854 100000 from the like week a
year ago.
The total includes S5S4,0O 600
for the purpose of purchasing or
carrying L. 5. government obliGa-
tonS. "A decrease Of S2Oi, 600 OOO
for the week
Other loans for the purpose Of
purchasing or carrying securities
amounted 10 $4,000 600, down
SIS OOO 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Provides Carryover

In further outlining adyan-
tageOuS features, ZuTSChmicde
SaTvT-----------7.T'-- -----=---==-
In stepping up the tax pay
ment without increasing the
rate, YOU set the stage for in
creased rates neat year if con
SitionS Justify the same, and I'm
sure they will
a man making - 200 would
-rarrt .ttt---++t-- h. = : - -
tax from 1912 and his iS tan
would be S9lO.3g"
sill an0thcr benefit 10 Tho
small TAXPAYER I> the fact thai
he VIII actually create n small
RESERVOIR ~ cash under This pro-
poSal as follows
a taxpayer making 5000
and owing Sl76.S0 viii have paid
$3.50 ~ june -, leaving bal
ance due under the suggested
schedule Of Si2l.9g 10 equal the
'iS computation of S210.3g for
that bracket. " 20 per cent Of
his salary l. withheld beginning
July J. he will accrue S220 by
Dec. 81 with which 10 pay q tax
balance Of only Sl2I.g9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

America" forum bro4dea~tfFem
Canada gave This answer to The
query
I'VE must never forget that
government cannot Supplant
human skin, ingenuity and enter
prise II produces nothing. II
lives on the production OF its
citizens. Therefore, II cannot
carry out any program. no mat
ter how desirable il may be, cN-
ccpt out Of the production of the
rank and file of the people. Con-
ScQuentlN, the citizen must b.
given the will. opportunity and
capacity Ia produce. That il the
raison d'ctrr of government and
the foundation-Ntone of any sue
ceSsfuI political and economic
system"
Delegates 10 The International
food conference. now bong held
~ Hot Spring a.r please take
notice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bUshei crates T. s
y" -in minimum unless otherwise
Reds. >t1ou,, Washington box Delicious
extra fancy t2U-l3Ss s. 30 1855 and
smaller >ir5. Winesaps luu-l13s 50 -.
NSPNkNtit'S Too few safes 10 quote
ANOCApOS - California hats, 20 p2is
Tar. ~ 80.
BFANS- LOUISIANA hu hamp WAY s.
10 .1h, Valentines. 81 5oHj. Mississippi nm.
hampers valentines, ordinary. - 30 "a 3,
poor N1-50
BETS No supplies ON the market
BROCCOLI Pony crates Arizona. 81 3.
California 50 10 80, ordinary 50 30 10 80
CABBAGE hO-ih sacks domestic round
Npe MISSISSIPPI $40. Georgia S345
CARROTS California Los Angeles crates
duz hchs.. 81 iOHf 30. few. Si75. Texas
Los Angeles crates A-dOy - %
cAtLiFLoWER- California pony crates
rs larger -
CELERY Florida l6-in crates. trimmed
tops. individually washed 3-4S s. I7.5 80.
rs IS Bio s-NNs. So. Pascal 2l2-6 doz. IS
CORN Texas sacks white 5.aoz, s. -
I3. fair 50 yellow 50 % .l3 so
CtCiMBrRS Texas bu baskets waxea
best. IS 90. generally good, - 30. Ala
bama, ordinary 10 iair. not WaNef, ~ %
80
LETTUCE Las Angeles crates lcebers
t-+44+--ss..-i-2lA l-Ai-l-l -d-z---A 81 81 L
a
LINES Florida bu cartons S2u
-; q nu cations fcn 50 % nu. has
--v--i-Nl-
81 sHROOMS ONO p.nis p .-t21t &c
Michigan quarts. - 100 iec
Onions 90 10 sacks Tex. including
som" delivered basis. yellow ReruudAs
generally good. medium. So. CRYSTAL White
Wax. generally good. medium >2.S7 u.s. q
Yellow Boilers trw sales - -, Ran4sas
o. No L. 2-3' delivered basis So n6.
ORANGES Florida wire bound boNe.
comb grade Nalencias am sizes 50 7i~'
s., few 500. California sta. box NaIen
cla- an sizes Ni~S
PEAS California hV baskets mot
stock fair 20 good quality - 1913. OF
binary 70 fair - J1 $50.
PEPPERS Fonda bu, baskets California
Wonders 81 DO
POTATOES - i0o-lb. sacks deiveret
basis. Louisiana Triumphs o. : 80 J.
- 2sG 40. Alabama victory grade and
H. : SO. SIZE z St.u1u4l2
SPINACH Maryland bu baskets & o.
SQUASH Express receipts. Florida hu.
hampers Yellow -: fan -. green type
50 ou. green type, Sl.5oH2 poorer
STRAWBERRIES 2t-a, crates Blake
nores Most stock fair condition. Ken
lucky. 50 300 mostly SO Tennessee L. :
So few best, - so faIr 20 genetally
salt Sbt.7 mostly 50 ordinary. 50 50a
3. Louisiana 2t-qt crates. 50 % 3 JO
SWEET POTATOES Nothing Offered
TOMATOES -- iu.lD. cartons. medium
~ so, few ~ 60. h0thouse SID basket
Ohio medium. 81 go small. Sl.T1. large.
Sf 81, T0fiaha me8jum & u 4 > - yh7Ii1
Texas T. No. 6N6 50 -. ripe s.
SKI. 50 5oV3, mostly So 500 ? so.
TTRNIPS VI ssissippi bu baskets
hlnched 81 virginia. SD
Tt'RNTP TOPS Bu. baskets Mississippi
81 -, virginia far Sipl.21.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Eliminates LoophoIes

ZurSchmiedc continues with
an explanation of why this plan
leaves no loopholc for the man
with q large ~ lnComc who re-
tired or made nothing i'm Al
"Under the suggested proposal
a very substantial taN would
accrue against individuals who
had large incomes in - Vet
made little or nothing the fol
lowing year For instance. an
individual having an income of
S10l 200 i'm - with no income m
'I3 would still owe about $50. 1872
under the plan.
Another benefit under the
proposal il that il would result
i'm substantially higher c0lleC-
tionS during i3 without any in
crease in the tax rate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Phoenix Securities
Calls Preferred

NEW YORK. May % Phoenix
Securities Corp. announces that it
Is calling for redemption on June
80 all outstanding shares OF So
convertible preferred series a al
redemption price of SO - per
.latEe- EntiA lime D each ShaLc
of preferred stock may be con-
verified into two and onc-haif
shares of common
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Lists ADVANTAGES

ZurSohmcde comments rs lo'-
low,
~ believe the plan haS several
distinct advantages. First, II
oNercome> the argument that in
diNidualS with high incomes are
forgiven substantial amounts of
taxes I dn- nat hclicAc that this
objection can be overcome by
any plan which calls for "A flat
percentage Of forgiveness.
Il think il il unfair 10 forgive
p large taxpayer. SAY S25, 900 or
upwards of faxes, while the
small taxpayer il forgiven only
500.
1T seems 10 me that nv
throwing back the amount of tax
fOrgiVen-and il IL il forgiven il
really becomes ineome-iRte the
10 tax return i'm computing the
'i3 tax, that all individuals get
only such benefit - the tax
bracket which they are i'm will
afford. A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
25-Cent Dividend
By Budd Wheel Co.

PHILADELPHIA May o.
Budd Wheel Co. has declared a
dividend Of - cents on the com
mon, payable June II, 10 holders
of record June
PaymentS~in 1912 We're = cents
March - > cents July -, and
50 cents Dec, !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
s4,OOO,OOO Order
To Holland Furnace

HOLLAND, May - (UP)
The Holland Furnace Co today
receipt Z SSf,df6tt-7ttt'
order for anchor chain from the
l.. s. Maritime Commission The
firm was awarded a ST 0O0OOO
contract IN April.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Maximum Price Set
For Linseed Oil

WASHINGTON. May - The
contS-pcr-pound maximum prices
for InSccd oil, representing a roll
back of thrcc-tcnthS Of a cent UNI
der current prices. were cStab-
hShcd by OPA today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Dept. Store Sales
10 Pct. Above 1912

NEW YORK. MAY - Depart
mont store sales IN the week end
ed May - were 10 per cent above
sales IN the corresponding week Of
last year. the Federal Reserve
Board reported today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

y @ J.
dent of the De-
rrolt Chapter.
National Assoc
Iation of Cost
y. D. Hanna
NaS named vice
president: T. +.
Jackson, second
vice president;
! * ID Nc r,
treasurer, and
r X WclSher,
secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
u. 5. Graphite Pays
20 Cents on Stock

United States Graphite Co. has
declared a dividend of 20 cents
payable June -. TO holders of
record June J. Previous payment
was - cents March -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
I. =. TAKE INCREASED

Then the government takes The
tax which he the worker. bought
with his wages and salaries. and
tho government buys WITH THIS
tax that part Of the goods and
services which he. the worker,
produced and which he the
worker. could not buy because
ho was forced 10 buy Il tax frem
the government
OF course. under conditions OF
government ont Of total produc-
tion ha, been greatly increased
Donald NJ Nelson, chairman of
The War Production Board eSti-
mated that in 1913 the govern
mcnt would require so per cent
OF an production and some think
that before the end Of tho con-
flict The ratio may run up 10 20
per cent.
Under conditions al wartime II
is inevitable that government
should be expensive. Nevcrthc-
loss public officials should not
overlook the obligation 10 spend
public funds prudcntly and care
full,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW, NAV p t'Pl-Today pat.
my piIlFs ~ Er7VFry 7T ur5-r-
Pea Beans. 50 go Light Red Kidneys
yellow Eyes ~ s.. G. T. g Iight Gran
herrics, &j.40. G. r. G. Dark Cranberries
50 40.
Wheat. 81 5OTl 90; Oats So soc: rye
IT y 79c SIX r0Wcd barley. Sl.a712: buck
wheat. - 80 ri 20. corn. 9ssU 81. soy
heans, 81 s6. These prices furnished by
Michigan Bean c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Public Needs Facts
To Check Government
Double Entry Bookkeeping Enables
Citizens TO Appraise Expenditures
Nv NTRRlIE STANLEY RUKENSEE
International \cw> Service Economic Commentator

Before public ntencony appraisc the proposals Of
glib economic planners n important determine whether
government th, role of Santa Claus the one hand
lazy relative who must be supported y the people
be-
Raoul r pc,,cnnc York attorney former prc>-
ol CmchIc Steel Company. IN recent Wake Up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
TAKES 10 PCT. or GOODS

1t seems worth whilc 10 present
the mechanics by which govern
menl m time of peace transfers
from the worker part OF his pro-
auction in order 10 pay Tor IFS
expenditures.
Although in a pro-war year
such as 1887 government spend
ing was taking from the non
governmental worker 40 per cent
of all goods and services he pro-
duccd and giving him IN cN-
change governmental services
this fact has been concealed
through hidden taxation
The private corporation which
sells goods 10 the worker Is
llt1tt.t.d= tt4=fttllt4I= zeHaathtnge. Ia the
selling price for the tan at which
u acts as collector
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Blackwood Heads
Accountants
Detroit Unit Names
Officers, Directors

\. y RlaCkwood, secretary and
assistant treasurer of Briggs Man
COMPANY, has been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

IN further outlining advan-
tsEeOuS features, ZurSChmcde
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Famous "1O1"
OVERALL Pants
SALE Price

Rugged? You bet-they're metal
riveted at strain points 70 prevent
ripping! Seams are double stitched,
buttons are rivcted-on. Comforta-
bic? Yes, indeed-101''s are cut fail,
plenty of room for action. Wash
EN- all you like, the heavy S-oz.
denim is Sanforized, $3.50 shrink
proof. Save now!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

Save now in Ward Week on these
trim speed styles! Extra smooth mt
because Of the elasticity Of the fine
rib knit! Highly absorbent; cut for
plenty of action! r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
New Reinforced
Work Socks n nc
SALE Price M"pr.

Wards famous best-scllers redu ed
during Ward Week! Highly alb
sorbent cottons, reinforced heels and
toes. Seamless for comfort. Sizes
1919 TO y in random and colors.