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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-27
SUPPLIES FLOWN

MOSCOW, Sept. 26-R0Russian
war planes have flown supplies
to partisans battling the Germans
in Warsaw, the Soviet-sponsoreo
union of Polish patriots said to-
day. declaring That 282 Red Army
planes parachuted 300 tons OF food
and large quantities of cartridges
and hand grenades to the beselg-
ed Poles Sept. 10 and IA.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-27
TRIBE WALLOPED
BY MATS, s TO 3

CLEVELAND, Sept. 26.-(P)-The
Washington Nationals enjoyed a
field day at bat today as they wal
Hoped the Indians to 3, reaching
five Tribe pitchers for Is safe
blows. Every Senator chalked up at
least one hit except pitcher Emil
Leonard.
Stanley Spence touched off the
fireworks in the initial frame by
rifling a homer over the right field
screen with two mates aboard
Mickey Rocco hit four-baggec for
Clevland in the eighth.
Sox.
RH E
Washington = 800 200 010AS IS
Cleveland $3.50 900 600 210-3 8
Pitcher Joe Heving broke the
American leagues record for re
lief appearances when he took his
62nd turn in this role.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-27
CRACKDOWN PROMISED

LONDON, Sept. 26-lR-Prlme
Minister Church promised sharp
breakdown on war criminals and
the House of Lords debated treat
ment of a postwar Germany to-
day as parliament reconvened in
what some persos have called its
victory session"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-27
N DIN CS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

American League
St. Louis l, Boston 0.
Detroit 6, Philadelphia 0.
New York 9, Chicago 5.
Washington 8, Cleveland 8.
National League
Chicago Is, L; Philadelphia 0, 10
Cincinnati 8, 6; New York 5, 4.
Pittsburgh 6, Boston 2.
St. Louis 8, Brooklyn Z.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-27

Sailros' neckerchiefs were orig
inally designed to be used as sings
or tourniquets for battle injuries.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-27

Members of the U. S. Senate
may be expelled by two thirds
vote, but cannot be impeached ex-
cept by their syn state govern
|nents.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-27
BASEBALL'S BIG SIX

By The Associated Press
Batting (three leaders in each
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-10
WORLD WAR II A YEAR AGO
 FEB. 10, 1943
(By United Press)

tDy Unlte0 FreSS)
 US. Navy reports at least two Jap destroyers sunk by U. s. air craft in duel between American and Jap air and sea forces i'm the SOIomons.
 Maj. Gen. Alexander M. Patch, commander of the U. s. troops on GuadalcanaI, reports that the isl- and has been taken completely.
 Tn Australia, United Nations headquarters announce the main Japanese force at Wau, New Gui- nea, has been thrown back six miles.
 Moscow reports Soviet troops have captured volchansk, 36 miles northeast of Kharkov. and Chugu- yev, 22 miles southeast of Kharkov. British Admiralty announces submarine P-1S long overdue. and must be considered lost.
Evening star., 1944-11-06
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT. Bcs and Mcs degrees. de-
sGssslssWPomaa,N s5yss 1s WON, B9S 9S aIt-R Star.
ence secretary, bookkeeper. office mana ser,
would consider iull-time employment,
speciality wholesale foods. Box a7S-R, Star.
;HAMBERMAID, irSt-f1oor maid and wait
ress. in small family. DE SO97 81
DRESSMAkING. designing remodeling al
FASHION ARTIST, Dt experenced nas%S dssi4ss @ or
gays work weekly; excellent references.
MRS. HEBERT. Chestnut 1900. Ext. 5t9.
GIRL, Is years old. desires part-time
position. after school, as Office or sale
girl, or similar; Monday throush Thurs
Observation-Disclosures. White. desire,
part-time work noon until after dinner.
Nurse. 'On practea Ea qdo foT elderly people 6sa5
per per week live in; doctors reference.
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes day duty
PRACTICAL. NURSE, colored, wishes day
guy or hours; no Sunday duty. Call
SECRETARY, available for connection with
private firm offering postwar future. Pre-
ters small office where work is varied
Good stenographer, experienced in general
Gets %ork s6x ee sR e Iseys of
SECRETARY sTENOGRAPHER, exper,-
enced: wants permanent position: ex-
sfss Da4 ea ts Aaams eo.ss
nate; Telephone. Decatur 207s. IS
WOMAN, colored, wants job as cook in
ssfsteris saS sIs,n or restaurant. A. HAWKINS.
WOMAN. colored, reliable. wants full-tims
or part,time work. Call AT. 0543.
DEPENDABLE and capable girl desires
snna. WORK In docsor,s s ONCE; excellent refer
Evening star., 1944-11-06
HELP MEN AND woMeh tcsas., J.

PnoTodHAPEIC rsproduction work =
Learn trade with . postwar future.
Learners. men and women, required in al
branches, microfilm, photo-offset, photo
stat, blueprint. ETC.; good pay while under
training, excellent opportunities for ad-
son to establishment off1cer. British Air
GommMissioIi. miss izs5 Mass ave-, NV, or 70
10th st. NV Hiring arrangements APP
SHOE SALEsPEOPLE. menN~ith experience,
women with or without experience. we Will
one Of Washinttons finest shoe stores.
permanent position, GOOD salary Apply
M Gottlieb. HAHN SHOE STORES 39la
roy DEPT. sALEsPEoPLE-Good start
ing salary, interesting work. Apply per-
onnel oftice, End floor. THE HECHT CO.,
r st. at 18th II W.
TYPIsT CLERK, part time, 1a to 4 daily
to cut stencils, operate mimeograph, etc
Call II; 1924 Sun. DI 1898 weekdays.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN extra money?
We have vacancies for employed people,
men or women. who would like to spend 4
hours Thursday profltably. You may select
your own dept. end work in air-conditioned
comfort. Apply personnel Office. 2nd floor
THE HECHT CO., F st. at 7th.
Evening star., 1944-11-06
HELP WoMEk.

right person to care for 6-year-old dausf-
ter and self in small home in Hilicrest;
need some one who wants a home Call
TR. 132 after 2 pm. References required.
WE WILL TRAIN YOU TO be a surgical
garment ftter, experience not necessary.
Apply Personnel once. 2nd floor, THE
HECHT CO. r st. at 7th NV
WOODWARD LOTHROP has immediate
OPENINGS for office workers. typists. billing
passengers. Apply employment once. 9th
LOCAL BRANCH Of national motion pic
ture company has opening for an experi-
enced typist: also small switchboard oper-
alton: 40-hour week: pleasant surround
ARTISTS CORP g24 New Jersey ave. NV.
EARN EXTRA MONEY at Jelieffs Work
4 hours or more. marking, wrapping and
selling: part-time schedule. $50 am to
80 pm; II am. to 3 pm; 2 pm 10
pm Apply personnel once. 9TH floor,
Evening star., 1944-11-06
HELP MEN & woMEN

ters and tailors; top compensat ton, Apply
personnel office. 2nd floor, THE HECHT
CO. F st. at 18th NV
COUPLE. colored. no children, on farm in
nearby Md. wife to do ghw must be
reliable; furnished house, electric refriger-
stor and radio; good salary. See MIR
COUPLE, white. experienced to alone take
complete charge of 11-room house, in
cluding cooking laundry with Bendix
washer and ironer salary. $500 mo- /.
family, . adults. one 4-year-old boy; good
references required; Kenwood, Nd Tele-
phone Oliver 627S
DISHWASHER for restaurant; no Sunday
work. 1742 Conn ave. NV
GIRL OR BOY, white, for clerical work
after school and Saturdays or full time;
good salary Apply r3S 9th st. NV
JAN1TOR a. and elevator operator %,
man and wife preferred; excellent quarters,
food salary: Apt. bldg. near 18th and
Columbia I'd. NV. RA. 4641.
Evening star., 1944-11-06
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACC0UNTANT-BO0kK general rec
oros. part time: prepare financial and tax
reports: - years experience. AD. O123 So
superintendent and estI-
mator. Box I94-R, Star g.
JANITOR, part time colored As years old
best reference; experienced fireman: do
light plumbing and elec. work: single. no
children; quarters and best salary offered.
Box l17-R Star So
JANITOR, job with quarters by expert
enced colored man; can do all kinds of
work. Call DE. 9l39. Call after l pm Sc
work where knowledge of Spanish is use
ful CAN DI. 2l2S. 6s
MAN, young, colored. married, no chill
dren wants Job as janitor with quarters.
Write WILLIE SIMPKINS, 1873 Reeds court
NV. -
would like to set connected
with progressive drugstore. Give full par
tlculars in reply. Box l5S-R, Star g.
MANAGER, with Is years
experience, interested in taking charge of
Evening star., 1944-11-06
SITUATIONS DoMESTlc

COOK, colored. good, reliable, from 20
TO six evenings sweek: $3.50 and car
fare; references. DU. 4517. Ts
GIRL, colored. high school. wishes work
after school and Saturday. cleaning or
nursing. Hobart 9143
GIRLS t2). colored. desire part-time work,
mornings or evenings. Cali between IL
and z, CO. Sg45.
GOVT C0LORED GIRL wants evening
refined, educated widow.
ior cor empioyea spa couple or motherless home.
WANT SMALL LAUNDRY to do in my
home. good laundress IA. 1906.
WANT COLORED CHILD to care for in
nv home during day Telephone ia 1905
WOMAN, colored, wants days work SIS
per day, carfare, Laundry only, Good
references. Tel. ME- 1866.
tConttnued on Next Paesb
Evening star., 1944-11-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ACCOUNTANT, expert available /, 2 or 8
days q week; will keep your books, care
prompt, efficient service Box 2a3-R Star
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself ERNEST L. WAGNER, 1924 Co.
iumbia pike Arlington. Va. g.
Evening star., 1944-11-06
Contract

winning contract
By HOWARD sCHENKEN and
RICHARD L. FREY.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
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The bidding:
South West North East
10 Pass ~ Pass
2NT Pass 3NT All pass
West opened a low spade and
East's jack fell to South's king.
Declarer now found the contract
presented considerable difhculty.
principally because North's bid of
three no-trump was so largely a
vote of confidence and SO little a
matter of solid tricks. Specifically
what North lacked was one or two
fast entries and most of the plays
to establish such entries involved
giving up tricks South could ILL
afford to lose. In fact, only one
play South could make gave him
a good chance for his contract,
Do you see what 1t was?
A low club lead. while it would
establish three club tricks, meant
surrendering the lead; similarly
low heart would fail even if West
held XXX or OK and went up with
the honor, for North lacked two
entries-one to establish the hearts
and another to run them. Only
a low diamond lead would do the
trick because declarer could not es-
tablish three diamonds without
losing one, whereas this was not
true of the clubs.
When West ducked the diamond,
dummy's jack one. The queen Of
clubs lead was ducked but the 10I
was covered. South took the ace
and led the ace and low diamond.
Now, regardless of Vests play,
South would make three diamonds,
three clubs and either two spades
and one heart or, if West led
hearts, two hearts and two spades.
CReleased by the Associated Newspapers0
Evening star., 1944-11-06

YOUNG MAN. learn high-class. dignifed.
Well-paying profession: paid while learn
ing; unusual opportunity. Apply Sat. Sun.
Mon and Tues. before noon, ROTHSTEIN
DENTAL LABORATORIES, 1922 Eye ST..
NV.
YOUNG MEN, over IS, free to travel in
virginia towns; can earn $40 per week
Rm: 424. Bond Bldg
FINANCIAL INSTITUTION, desires vet
eran. preferably with teller experience;
references REQUIRED; Box 262-K. Star.
WOODWARD LOTHROP has immedi ate
openings for packers, checkers, stock keep
ers, jumpers, truckers, bundle collectors.
Apply employment Office. 9th floor
CH1CACO-Research expert in field of
economics and insurance preferably with
teaching expe ronce; for private orgcniza-
ton. Box 1S2-R, star G*
THE HECHT CO. mems furnishings dept
has vacancies fer salespeople; plea SAINT
surroundings. Apply at our friendly per-
sonnel dept. End floor St at 1th
WOODWARD d LOTHROP has immediate
OPENINGS for watchmakers. statesmen, jew
cry, repairmen, plate printers. opticians,
Annly emn,ovment office. 9th floor.
EXCELLENT opportunity for successful
salesman. exserienced in calling on retail
grocery, drug or tobacco trade: position
permanent: progressive company: starting
salary, $500 per month. earnings within
three months should approximate $500 per
month. state age, experience; references
REQUIRED. Box 210-R, Star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Pole Advises
Curb on Russia

NEW YORK. Aug. , qNS) -
Prime MlnlStcr MlknlalcZXk o.
Poland believes that Russia ter
rtoral demands must be denlcC
so that a tree Poland can ane
VIII make an important contrlbu-
ton 10 peace and stability
In the current issue of Collier
Mlkolaiczyk declares
There has never been "A day
in five long years that Poland
has not waged desperate and
undressing stfuggle-Pit e h g d
battles, sabotage and the sem
fences Ot secret courts that have
sent hundreds of Nazi leaders
10 death. All this, though every
single act meant the massacre
of hostages or the utter destruc-
tion of towns and villages.
rs il without meaning that
Poland il the one occupied
country which has no QuiSlingS?
We are also the one occupied
country that has had an or
gained underground from the
very firSt-pOWcriul enough 10
immObiliye an army of 100000
German and some $4,000
gcstapO agents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

Still Waking

PHILADELPHIA Aug 3 INSl
After a short token resumption
of service. PhiladeIpnaS trans
Dorlat0n systems were strike
bound again today a, the city
awaited federal intervention 20
ono the paraiyzing ttC-up whicr
started Monday Over announce
-TrCur -t-7 CT.----r aAS-C--or- rsroitt-trr
trained as Uc'ormCn
Police reported comparative
cmct ln The RIOT areas where pre-
VouSly clashes between young
Negro and white hoodlumS re-
suited in Consderahle-p-l+-----t
-t.--:--stf:.r.- aT1ti It'll rs te=Hfe#e i3aa
a scare of peIsaH.
The third daA Of the SiElkc
found most plants reporting cut
Of from 10 10 90 per cont IN their
contemplated output More HAN
10000 war workers were said 10
be unable % Get % their Jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
BiddIe Funeral
Rites Tomorrow

Services for Dr Andrew T
Biddle s.. of 79l Seminole. Will
ire iftif4l at ~. tomorrow TT
the William r. Hamilton Chapel
Burial win bc in RoSclaWn Come
terry
DR.. B.ddle. who had retired
from practice. died yesterday A
veteran of the SpanlSh-American
War, Or Biddlo was a member
Of tho Michigan Medical Society
and tho Wayrc County Medical
Association and had served-eh the
board of education and the library
commission.
a nephew, Gilbert Douglas,
survives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
HOW
MANY THOUSANDS
BEAT THE HEAT

You can't push the thermometer down
and get cool weather when YOU want
It, But you can take few easy pre-
cautions TO ease heat rash which may
make hot spells easier to enjoy. There s
no need TO put up with the smart of heat
rash and prickly heat, or heat-irritated
minor skin rashes. Sprinkle MeXsana,
the soothing, medicated powder over
irritated skin and feel the difference.
This forty year old favorite also re-
lievcs the itching of mosquito bites,
and sunburn. Contains ingredients
often used by specialists for the relief
OF such miserics. Mothers use IT to
relieve and help prevent heat rash
and diaper rash on babies. Costs lit
Tie. Even greater savings IN The larger
sizes Enjoy new freedom from these
old hot weather mlserles. Act today.
BE sure to get a supply OF MeXsana.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
5 Michigan Wounded
Arrive al Percy Jones

BATTLE CREEK, Aug. 3-Five
Michigan wounded men. four of
them Detroiters. today arrived at
Percy Jones Hospital.
The men are: T/5 Robert A.
Huntoon of 1000 Beaconsfield and
Pvt. Nelson Grille of 5574 Lincoln,
from the Pacific area: and Pvt.
Joseph Massona of 7431 Brent
wood. Pvt. Michael Marfuta of
Ferndale and Pfc. Dale c. Burd
of NaShpille-fremI Italy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
I3-G yIimsEer
Engine Ready

FLINT. Aug. ; Manufacture Of
lis first lS-cyIind2r Pratt K Whit
ney aircraft engine designated
R2S00-C was announced by Chey-
rolct Motor division.
The engine was given a test
ran FIVE months and Is days after
the army air forces offered the
contract to Chevrolet
Flint Chevrolet workers con
trlbutcd more than 40 parts,
including intricate gears. TO the
manufacture Of this engine 49,
The engine VIII power TIgTTGr
and bomber planes such as hbe
new psi BLACK Widow ni6ht
fighter and the famed Thunder
bolt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Seeks Writ
To Get Sleep

Jep Hong. a 65-year-old Chi.
nese-American. who lives at 8717
Kercheval, above the Star Shoe
Repairing shop, today filed suit
in circuit court to secure an order
restraining the shoe shop from
working after 8 p. m.
Hong complained 10 the court
that the shoe shop keeps up a
steady noise until midnight, keep
ing him awake. Since he has TO
arise at 4 a. m. for his job at the
Hudson Motor Co, he doesn't get
enough Sleep-Honr said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Mrs. Thomas J. Kennedy

Frank X. Norris, Assistant l.. s.
District Attorney, today was en-
route to Washington. y. c, 10
attend the funeral tomorrow
morning of his sister. Mrs.
Thomas J Kennedy
Mrs. Kennedy, who died Wednes-
day after two week illness.
IS survived by her husband, kt.
COmdr Thomas j Kennedy. who
IS in the North Atlantic. and two
sons. Thomas J. Kennedy Jr.. and
Morris. 10, who is on sea duty
with the navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
CoNFERS WITH CoMMISsAR

LONDON. Aug. 2 INSl
Premier Mikolajclyk saw Soviet
EoIclgp- CeH4fn+-eiat.- Afofutov m Il
half-hgur conference. the IN
change Telegraph Co. reported
from Moscow today
The meeting was said 10 have
taken place m "a friendly atmos-
p ere and MIkolalCzyk was
quoted rs saying hc hoped to see
Premlcr Stain NelN soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Mrs. Mittie Adams Riker

PONTIAC. Aug 3 - Funeral
services Tor Mrs. Mituc Adams
-. one of the city's best known
citizens, viii be held az 2:30 p. m.
Tomorrow She died Yesterday IN
her home
The Rlker Building Pontiac
second largest hula il -, ,uas
financed by Mrs. RIker and she
and her late husband. Or John
ID. Riker. built tho Huron Hotel
Five children survive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Kelly Named 10 a
COP Committees

Gov. Kelly has been appointed
10 four of II committees at the
Republican governors conference
in ST LOUIS. Slated 10 consider
national problems.
Kelly viii serve on committees
discussing labor rCC0nVCTSi0n and
postwar Jobs unemployment COM
pcnSatiOn and employment SCLN-
zoos and VTi0Ian>' afalfS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
MONTREAL HAS 40 SERVICE

MONTREAL. Aur. 3 fJ'P1-.
Tins city of i.aa56ef6 WAS without
street car and bus services today
aS members of the Brotherhood
OF Railway Employees went on
strike for a union shop
Plant officials made special ar
langementS 10 transport night
and swing shift workers IN trucks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Obituaries
Mrs. Frances Polk Kemp

Services for Mrs. Frances Polk
Kemp Il mother Of Mrs Dorothy
* Roosevelt, Detroit WHIP Off
cial and sister OF Ralph l.. Polk,
president Of the Polk Directory
Co, VIII be held at go p. m.
tomorrow az the William r.
Hamilton Funeral Home. 1875
CasS. Burial will be in Woodlawn
Cemetery.
Mrs Kemp died az her home.
$40 Washington. Birmingham.
Yesterday after long illness. She
WAS The widow of 1t. Ulysses
Grant Kemp, who was killed in
the Spanish-Americ war. Sur
vlvors include another daughter,
Mrs. S. l. Stannard of Providence.
r. /, and five grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
seizure Plan STUDIED

WASHINGTON. Aug 3 uNS)
-A---4l 22zss--sa,-si+a- s4ti74t-
studied The possibility OF govern
mont seizure OF the Philadelphia
tr4H~Pe ittFt--' --t--ff4
The strike was -mticd 20 the
President 10y the WLB and Var
MobiIl7er BSrncS.
II was explained that me Presi-
dent, who is NOT IN Washington,
has received a full report ON the
situation involving interruption m
production Of vital war materials.
including radar heavy artillery.
heavy ammunition MILITARY trucks,
] n &c n dlary bombs and flame
throWcrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Stamping Industry
To Discuss Problems

Two Dctro.tcrS have been
named 60 a committee represent
ING 1900 L. S. stamping firms,
who VIII meet with OPA officials
in Washington tins month 10 dis
cuSS problems of their industry.
They are :. j. Marvel Of the
Motors Metal Manufacturing Co.
5g36 Milford and Glondon III. Rob-
ertS of the Detroit Stamping Co.
$50 Midland
Order l0c United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them TO your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

: KEMPEf. PFC DOUGLAS NJ Mrs
olive kempe, mother, s247 Holmur
Detroit
Lennon Fafs-tAek A-MFs.P Dorothy
G., Hlll mother Flint
MAafAAS PIE. EIReN n - Mr. Ray
-AAatmAE.-l father. Hamilton.
MARTINI. PFC ALBERT Mrs. Jen-
ne Martin 1927 Seminole Detroit
McNGLTY. PFC JOHN W Mrs Mary
McNuty. mother. 5727 Fourteenth. Detroit
ODFRFFR. PFC ALRFRT r. -- Mrs
tIiIa Oderfcr mother 54s3 Crane Detroit
!aI--DEG-ANTHONY NJ
MIS- August Reinhardt mothef.- s5F5
Hcien=Dctroit .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
MARINE DEAD

MARINE DEAD
KENNY PIC DANIEL j -Fergus =
Kenny father $685. Ellsworth Detroit
-f4RR2- Stla- At4f-Ff-t i- Mr., f5frftir
g. KIM mother. E0NRI OAK
MILAN CIR RaBEIf c. Ms
l.--.-4-s.-- Ail.an--f1-1l ECE.-a11i -AlcksnIrg
Defipu.
NAVY DEAD
RYDER. SIG a. RAYMOND KEITH -
So and Mrs Ralph Eugene Ryder.
parents. 40-7 IS. Maple. birmingham.
MARINE WOUNDED
EANL Ll- - - :. - II ...=--
AErcs Kane. mother, $40 Lakewood, De
asst.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

Daily This Clearance Sale grows in momentum.
There's but one reeson SAVlNGSl Big,
important savings on our standard quality
Atwood clothes for year round and summer
wear. If you TOO, are in need Of clothing,
this is your-big chanceI Come this week, sureL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
- Honor Roll
VS. Official Casualty List

navy department today announced of II Michigan
casualty Nine
Detroit of kin
notified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Farmers O. K. Kilgore Bill

WASHINGTON, Aug tINS)
The National Farmers Union
called on Senator Reynolds, Sem
ate military affairs committee
chairman today for favorable ac-
ton on the Kilgore bill "insuring
full postwar employment"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
ORDINARILY SOLD UP TO $500


Here's quality 81 e
price everyone con
afford. Fine ~ooIens.
careful tailoring smart
single and d CUB lie
bre6yted y'yfes in 'he
eoIors you want. Dent
deleY come This
weekend! Reduced 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

-~-~~~~~~~ Thursday, August ,, 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
MARINE WOUNDED

IFT1- 556c, m7I6cr' 40 LaKev0od. De
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

more Of that campaign stuff like two
chickens in every pot J"
The mystery was cleared up a mo-
,nent later. The one fish had been in
tended for the whole group - but
Mrs. Bolton had eaten it all
Rep. Ellsworth, incidentally, per-
formed what has been conceded by
many TO have been one Of the most
constructive tasks in recent years.
He made things so hot that John
Bovingdon, sprightly ballet master
and exponent of the undraped male
torso, was hoisted from his $500
portfolio as chief economic analyst
at the Office of Economic Warfare
Mr.. Ellsworth became heated after
seeing a picture of Bovingdon gam
boiling on the greensward, clad in not
much more than loin cloth. He an
nounced that-unless something was
done speedily-he was going TO insist
that the picture be published in the
Congressional Record, which is not
exactly an illustrated sheet
Mr.. Ellsworth went right TO the
point.
What is this" he demanded,
about fellow that dances with his
pants off getting a big job with
OEW?"
lie was Informed that Mr.. Boving-