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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-06-03
Probing Committees
 Have Mushroomed in
 Both House and Senate

There are few men on either side of the Capitd who Know more about committees than MT Cochran.
 The 63-year- St. Louisian has been a member of Congress for IS years. Before that he was secre- tary to two Missouri Congressmen and the late Gen. William J. Stone.
 He is now Chairman of the House Committee on Accounts; is mem Der of two other standing commit tees, one of which is that on ex- penditures in the executive depart ments, which has to keep an eye on the over-expansion and over spending of executive bureaucracies. He's also a member of special committee.
 Don't tnlnK, however, that any, thing is going to be done about it. Already several bills designed to streamline Congress are gathering dust in the hoppers.
 Committees mean patronage in clerk hire, sometimes a pretty juicy morsel.
 Committees also mean prestige and publicity. Martin Dies might be just another Representative from Texas GlI bet you can't name three others) if it hadn't been for his special committee on American activities. Is it likely that Sen. Truman would be talked of as a possible Vice Presidential candi- date; or Sen Byrd as Presidential timber if it hadn't been for their activities as chairmen of their re- spective committees Investigating war contracts and governmen | waste?
 MT. Cochran has got himself a crusade. But any one on the Hill will tell you he'll need sizeabIe army before he can knock out the expanding army of committees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-06-03
Yankee Forces No1vlWithin 14 Miles Of Rome

u1 'U9oSiuVtu. n Holland. E Airborne lundings behind
 Atluntic wall. n Invasion of Fronce from
 Bay of Biseay B londings from Mediterro- neon and Ligvriun seas. 1 BoIkon thrust from Medi-
 terruneun. 1 Moin blow across English channel, another at southern Fronee; possible diversionory thrusts at Denmark and
 Norway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-06-03

Continued on Page Two,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-06-03

tContinued on Page Four)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-04
Headaches Classified

ye StrGiN, the people who need
"!asscs, or. if they have glasses.
properly fitting glasses. You can
spot EN- because they are all right
III the morning, but in the evening
after using their eyes all day the
head aches.
You can spot the high blood
pressure headache, too, because it
comes un in middle age.
The other two kinds are worry
hc;.,.achcS and migrainc.
Worry headaches, or nervous
headaches. are Il good deal like the
dyspcpticS. | use worry in broad,
generic scnsc--pcoplc for whom
the world is too much, the malad-
JuStcd, the GrouchcS, and. vspe-
cial!y. the idle. Dyspcptics belong
TO the same classes.
Some people arc veal; in The
stomach and some are weak in the
head. When the world doesn't suit
en- that's when they ache.
Psychology for Worry Headaches
"Mcdic!nc won't DO the worry
headache any Sood-just forms a
habit. They need psychology. Di-
version is n splendid remedy for
them. Sometimes it has to Do dras-
tic. | knew a woman who found
when her husband died that in
stead of being rich he left n lot of
debts and a shaky business. She
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-04

Ma!ory put cup ar Richard
n'y,hc'S hand. What worries re
Is Their catching on. What il th.v
should glance in n carton and nr,
ice Il tin miSsin. 2"
On. no" Blythe poured The cof-
rec INTO the cup: it had Il ..unycnt.
'" fragrance. Il Lad enough SPARE
'ihS That I'd bought nj the drug
S.olc To replace any q, took bring
.h'' smaller package, Mallory. II
nus The smelling salts. And lead the
way 10 Prism"
| The cOlorcd woman scc,,c,
scarcely to be breathing. Mallory
put an affcctionatc hand across; tho
hfow. the only solacc she knew.
y "a IN my, isn't it," asked
Blythe. "
| Yes" AstoniShmcnt was owl
dent in the girls voice. Eyes. you're
right" V" ''
| Poor Prism. There were All vo-
rlc'i"s of drugs i'll the loot con-
iiScht"d." He was bendin. over In.
sleeping N"GrcSs. Prism got ,
hypnotic. Shes had enough to
cause Il depression of the ,nrd;,c
nerves. Never mind the smelling
sails. lh"Y wont du any good now
Why? demanded NaIlorv
h"arSriy. "Shc isn't going to die. is
Sh" >" ~
NO. Eut I'm going 10 have to
give nor a counter drag. A grain
al atr"p:Hc %ji!rhatc. with = needle
IL VIII -" Il direct $timrIlaut to tho
respiratory center don't be- afraid
Mallory" he said with atrrnnrs;, 81
hn"w what I'm doing. Prism is 20
lhG i" he al right. She has To l,r nh
right. She is part of our ryj,Irurr :"
Icsscs?"
My voice is my Witness. Mall
i"ry. The 'dcpuiadurs' take nv
word. Things Wi; h" taken c1y,.
OF. in due time. Believe me. They
viii"
The girl watched slowly as ricb-
ara Ilyth" administered ia" hyno-
dcrmic. Then hr b"van aiyi1" IN.
c"ior"d woman artificial, rrapiro-
l"n. Tears we're Gin!irg down Mai
l"ry,s pale checks. bat ,hc I'D no.
know il. ''"~
Ssh" has "ctaiuaI tho drug =,
long that she is in coma" sail
Blythe. 9TH" heart is rn,iN.. tho
pulse ahro'maliy iaw I'm. size Is
going to he oliay." 10 again
stressed.
"nh. stop saying That: euiped
Mallory, ""r I'll think you're living
TO mo" "7
I'll" man lid NOT answer. lie sim
ply smiled and kept on with his
miraculous help. RE worked con.
HlahtIy and swiftly yc, minutes
passed. To Mallory they seemed
hours. She felt as if she were l!v;rr
III Il black dream. Saving Prism,
was no easy matter.
Much later near tho hour SGT
for cocktails in fact Mallory Eak-
cr still had not dressed for hcr
';Gc%!s. Shc had on The checked
wool SUI; she had worn all day: her
face was sprinklcd with IN. tears
That persisted in coming. But she
did not care, fn: no" size was bc:n,
iriSmS lids parted 10 show n
faint CLEAN OF white. They wiGcrci
cnou"N for he" 10 uccr over her
aui realize the air was
being forced "to ncr lungs.
"Nhat.n Natter" she asked
iu@EiIy. Am ! GrOwndcG ,"
Go 81 CnptinucIN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-04
4 Ms, 4tfsGZ/0zzkee c}enOz770
"a u :.SssSAS@A IORENA CARLETON
"'t'f" III rmssAS

ms Inn" she waS rewarded bv IN,
S,S"' OIL Richard Blythe getting ont
VI car before the entrance of In,
M"n'ecilo, Mallory WAS waiting nj
'"l own door when she reached i,
III princess. he greeted. com
,hs iiiSi"c quickly. We've got worl,
|" CO. but quick, Where's the kitch.
ihis way" No matter how fast
mallory walked. he was rirht nj
,i h.'!S' In fact. they went
through the swinging door to-
s''ii,r The small room was M
'"'!,i"G after the early moruinr
! ih'''i prepared by ArmnnGo "pcr.
maps should get / hotel maid IN
clean up this place" the girl s,.,-
S"3tcd uncertainty.
Better leave the hotel par, ON,
OF TINS. Armando. if u can he
trusted. might do il Or YOU. No ono
'IS'. EIyth" WAS setting Il co,lplc
OF packages IN the white ni,chon Ia
DE. ! didn't want to talk too much
over IN" telephone. Never know
WHO'S listening either here on. uf
H., ,,.,,t, " ".' hiiihE a t"ak"t-
Ia L.,,.', h'"h ia Told You
,...i.. I'"'y Ut boiling water
ready. Prism must haze lots of
ON. n,,t.,.,a ..' .' ."'N : can from
III" States. My last of a louu-trr,.-
hurs, 80 A., o.. ,,,' was 4 Tiny
,h. snr,t.,.', ~ ~ f"ii"d past
" rv,.;r,. ,i,..' w., 90. ,"fi"n quick
'lirutr ''''''''' '''A inpi-
...,v..,
rd ,rn ,; ;",' l''' n".i 50 on. quot
want ia .m,,,i f.. ,',''"'", ""n l
pirin r's.'i. ~. ' ..'. "''' mat as
il >" ''''.'' 90 '.'" ''"#H'H. Was
eft ,v,e, pot,..,.
not rsni,..,, - H.. ~. ''Si'''lt' was
able. "T s,,n,,r,, ,t;,.,, 80. '..,'', &C.
maid som, ,,ic,t;a. ~" "''N'
wcrc oiyir,, ,.nrr e",,. ~ NAE S""
eff v.gr I',.r. ,'''''
siI.." r,,,I ~ I''' room. f"-
vnu l,o,,. ,,',.,, supposed
ab.,jt y,.r.., ,.,,,, - ,',' VERY 'aIh!nS
hoy r....r, 81, 900" YAK"
Gu,cry ,.n,, .','''' apartment.
vy,,.s ,i,,,.,,.,:. ','',, ""+ on my
It's rc,II,, ,.m,,. r,,,.,. 49,, "Sii'!ii-So
p;o,,.,' 49,,
,,l,. ..,,,,.'', -, W. : "''"'l'"'rS hc'u-
nri,. - 80, -, ''''H YOU l' il&nt. II
nm ~. " '''",I' I'm from mos"
snon.,, i.,. ,'''' a'F"H"y IN
" '''' ''iH II al. You must
,'"'" 'i" from III" carton
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-04

confused thinking. Doctors arc as
likely to get mixed up Oh them as
patients. L have known. in my
time, four and twenty captains of
revolt, said the old cardinal, in
Browning's play. Well. have
known four and twenty kinds Of
headaches in my timc-ucuralyia.
pelvic. bilious, gastric, intestinal
absorption, uric acid and some OF
them are still mentioned but most
ly they have gone their way.
THE occasional, or acute, head
ache is not usually hard to figure
out. Amy oncoming fever or iullu-
enZa, or stopped nose, or spell Of
ovcrwork will bring it on. The
hangover headache should be an
awful lesson, but too often it isn't.
The young occasional Lrun,: has
the hangover headache. The old.
regular booZcr doesn't have a
hcadachc-he feels bad all over.
every morning-and ascribus il to
the whole world. That narrower
headache is Natures warning TO
tie young drunk.
Acute Headache
THE acute headache is easy
enough TO cure. Trca; the cause.
or 80 TO bed, or take that good obi
forgotten. rcliablc-5 grains Of
acctanilid. But don't take it daily
or you'll turn blue, like that orna-
mcEt 10 the circuit bench, who WAS
once a patient OF mine.
"Thc chronic headaches. the
everyday headaches in the sense
hat the doctors sec then. every day
have been ascri!cI to cv,rytnil,
III earth. But my observations
teach me that ;hcy can Le reduced
~ four kinds.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-04
CHAPTER THIRTY. SEVEN

TIRED FROM :he strenuous re
ura.sal. Mallory lad walked int,
i,r upuItmrnt. yrarning for
warm hath and one of l'IiSmS com
uv.rrt mH=$agCS. Tie girl WAS al
luyviu" h,isr't an hour fO" that an,
- short nap. To find Prism SiUcpin.
arau>cd her. Eat instantly 81,
l;uru she should not be- ANNOYED
She shuuld h. frightened. And III,
MAS. Terribly.
After having shaken Prism.
shoulder. just once, without i IT,
.pUn"c. IA" singer raced To the trIr
phone and called Richard blythe
Tier first thought al Ia" manager
ASSISTANCE, fed. SHE realized he wa:
not The one to help her: i'll fact, sh,
hid not even want him Ia know IN,
circumstances.
I'm not lat one of those cvasiv,
n,id:; Of Richards give me III,
.uuurOund." She need not hay,
worried i'll such II manner. Elyth,
himself answered. "Rivhard." Sh,
said in Il fast whisper, Prism was
sound asleep when left this morn.
in,c for the rehearsal. Shes still
asleep. Richard. I'm scared. Do You
think
The man interrupted. stop talk
InH. Ill com" right away" He was
curt. hat l""-V"ic"d also. Keep il
- yourself"
Mallory heard the ruGc click o:
ih' receiver IN Her ear. but did not
mIild' Just 10 En"" that he WAS
H"ryin& '"'n'"rt"j her. II VAS for
tin,''" that u" WAS IL town. that
81" could eau upon him for help.
SANDY W"'iI!nt lie much good in
EHrh cil$'%. Tod Patrick" OF
course Tod would. Hut h" was
Sticking I" New York. leaving her
{" attend II everything that went
"fuNE' conveniently. he blond
"I "IS .Ai'"fi!''; me TACT INA; Sh"
AAd ln!d MN |" leave her alone.
Aware that she was ridiculous
Ia expect him. she went onto the
balcony and looked for Richard
Blythe. Naturally he was Nowhere
III sight. Eut sh" could not bear To
90 back into Prism's room. In
stead, she tc!cphoncd again, TO
Manu"lItu this time.
II hone vor orl c,,.r,. oo,,
come for cocktails AT CIV NJ. o,.,,
ming" Into NonrrIito.e r,.;or ,,,,
uhyious hesitation hI,I,,r,. i,,.'', '
rI. Tie man in the taxi wiu h.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-04
BY LOGAN CLENDENING. VI. d.

"SPEAKlNG OF dyspepsia. as
We were the other day" said the
seer of EoScdalc, Dir. Adrian Gibbs,
Il always sort of classify head
ache and dyspepsia together.
For one thing they both lead 20
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-04

DR.. Clcndcning will answer
questions OF general interest
only, and then onl" through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-04
Wife Preservers

s,,'' , VI, you ate huylnc 'ur<,sh towels H.
fro 10y We foundation of the towel ~
Ia L,,iH nm foundation cloth a necessary
Voc w" iilc vans ~ place. 4 loosely
L,., :. aicHly foundation material Al.
i,f, ~, we rIl" :" pull ont. the falni, rhat ~
aGeo, ,n,S up too little water and II son
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Sketches of Detroit War Casualties

tended George Trade School,
worked for the ]. l.. Hudson Co.,
and at the age of 10 joined the
marines in January. 1912. One
year later he went overseas. His
mother is Mrs. Alma Savage, 2l26
Mt. Elliott.
IT'S FULLY r. RECTOR, 20.
Aug. z, in France. He has been
sent to the Billings General Hos
pital in Indiana wearing the Pur-
pie Heart. Rector attended Ford
son High. entered service in
March, 1943. and went overseas
last January. He is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Rector, 5640 Ar
gyle, Dearborn.
PVT. SIDNEY g. vERNETTE,
80, Sept. Is, in France. According
to his wife, Marie. 14724 Brest
Rd., Lincoln Park, he has received
the Purple Heart. Pvt. Vernette
was a former business representa-
tive for the AFL, entered service
last March, and went overseas
five months later. He is the father
Of two girls, Danielle and Bonita.
PVT. WILLIAM VEZZOSI. e,
Aug. 8, in France. Now hospital
lied in England. he has received
the Purple Heart. A former Ford
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WOUNDED
C. ARTHUR y. EUBANK,

PFC. ARTHUR y. EUBANK,
20. Oct. 8, in Italy. In service for
20 months. he went overseas one
year ago. His wife, Mildred, and
son. Robert Joseph. live at 1914
Dequindre. He is the son Of Mrs,
Mamie Eubank, 1926 Glenwood.
PFC. JOSEPH j. EVANS, 30.
Aug. q. in France. for which he
was awarded the Purple Heart. A
former Dodge employe, he entered
service in September. 1943, and
went overseas last July. His wife.
Wanda, and son Kenneth live at
7734 Concord. He is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Evans, S026 Du-
bay. Three brothers are also in
uniform.
PFC. WILLIAM Is. HARTwIG,
July 81, on Tinian. He worked for
the Crowley Miner Co., joined the
marines in February, 1912. and
went overseas 70 months ago. Pfc.
Hartwig is now home on sick
leave visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William L. Hartwig. 2557
Ashland.
PFC. JOSEPH GEORGE saw
AGE, 1S, some time in August, on
Saipan, for which he received the
Purple Heart. Pfc. Savage at
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requiem mass will be said for him
at $50. Nov. IL, at st. Louis the
King Church, st. Louis avenue at
Seven Mile. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas M. Stachecki,
1886 Moenart.
1T. YMOND NEWELL
TRAYNOR, 20. Oct. 10. in the
Pacific. A former student at
Wayne University, 1t. Traynor
joined the navy air corps In Feb
ruary. 1871. and since going over
seas in January. 1912. had flown
1900 hours without an accident.
Besides his aunt and uncle. Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Lyman, 1440 w.
Bethune. with whom he made his
home, he leaves two brothers,
both in service.
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PC. KAnAwAS PVT. BrELECu
Kloss, 66l6 Orchard, Dearborn,
and one brother, Leo, now in the
south Pacific.
SGT. HAROLD III. FARGHER,
%. Sept. II. in Holland. A former
Bendx employe, he entered Serv-
ice in January 1912, and went
overseas in April, 1913, with the
airborne infantry. His wife, Vera,
and son. Brian. $3.50 Middlepointe,
Dearborn, survive him.
PFC. WALTER KARAwAN,
%, Oct. 6, in Holland. He worked
for the Cadillac Motor Car Co,
entered service in December. 1942,
and volunteered as a paratrooper
in England last August. He
leaves his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Karawan. 5l9l Thirty-fifth;
three brothers, two in service,
and one sister.
CPL. THOMAS HILLARD STA
CHECkI. "a. Sept. 10, on Peleliu.
A veteran OF nine major battles.
Cpl. Stachecki Joined the marines
in December, 194l. and had been
overseas IS months. A solemn
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Burial will be at the Roseland
Park Cemetery. Royal Oak. 1t.
Bancroft leaves his parents. MIR.
and Mrs. Clarence r. Bancroft,
1871 Sussex; one sister and two
brothers, one Of whom is in
service.
PFC. JOSEPH SSEL l.
BEAUD0IN, IS, Oct IL. in Italy.
A former Ford employe, he en-
tered service in April, 1871. and
had been overseas IL months.
Surviving are his wife. Jessie, and
daughter, Indy, 2020 Lawndale;
his father Joseph +. Beaudoin;
five brothers and two sisters.
PVT. EDWARD A. BIELECKI.
10. died of wounds received Sept.
4. in Belgium. He attended Ford
son High, entered service in Octo-
Der, 1913, and went overseas last
July. A solemn requiem high
mass will be held for Pvt. Bielecki
at 10 a. m. tomorrow In St AL
phonsus Church. Calhoun and
Schaefer, Dearborn. He leaves
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
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MISSING
ROBERT LEROY RAY.

PVT. ROBERT LEROY RAY
MOND, 81, since Oct. 7. in Ger
many. Formerly employed by the
Wyandotte Chemical Co. he en-
tered service in March, 1913, and
since last August has been over
seas with the medical corps. His
wife, Maxine. and parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Alva Raymond. live at
239 Hudson, Wyandotte.
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KILLED

SECOND 1T. RICHARD w.
BANCROFT. %. Nov. 1. in a plane
crash near Laredo. Tex. where he
was stationed. Funeral services
for him will be held at 3 p. m.
tomorrow in the Schmalzreidt
funeral home, 16625 Grand River.
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employe, he entered service In
February, 1913, and went over
seas with the medical corps last
March. His parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Elmer Vezzosi. live at $3.50 Apo
line. Dearborn.
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Biographical sketches of De-
troiters killed, wounded in action,
or missing. according to official
army and navy releases and next
of kin:
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Through NewDeaconoed depression for 10 years have
Liberties disappear Year after year. millions have been
New Deal doe Even Churchill in 1887 accused
New Deal through persecution of capital of forcing the world
another depression To liberties protect
freedom of speech and opportunities
Dewey program To preserve good government Michigan
re-elect Governor Harry F. Kelly!
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z
SAVE at SANS
Both Stores Open Monday Night Till .

We RsssrV. the Right 70 Lir,h os~"titiss
well-informed shoppers read
ing these items will realize
that these prices faid at Sans
on almost every kind of mer-
chandise will help them to
buy One More War Bond.
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BOys' Wool LOngie Suifs-Smart
three-button single breasted style suits.
Made of fine wooens in we'll tailored
garment to insure fit and looks An assort-
ment of patterns and colors. Sizes IL
10 Is 500
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GROCERIES

Randolph Store Only
Silver Cow Evspersisd Milk.
n tall sns------------i.oo
Florida Orange Juice. Giant
46.oz, can
Pure Apricot Juice. ii.oI esH-Ioo
Fancy sardinss In sey Bssn oil.
Regular sire eans-2 for &c
Marcia Salad Oil. No Points.
Gallon TIN --------------- -I,b1
Pure Slack Raspberry Jan. No
points. .lb. jar-3 TOR LOO
Del Monte Coffee. Vacuum Packed.
Id. glass jar lie
Yellow Laundry Soap. Giant
ID. bars 3 for 25o
Geld Medal Flour Newly enriched.
25.lb. sack ---------------t,it
Swan Toilet Soap. . Giant
hars
campbslIs Tomato Soap. No psints.
: tell eans----.------i3e
Raspberry Preserves Apple Base.
Small. No points. Alb. isr-3ss
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Clearance of FascinatOrs -
These are we'll made in chenille-and they
come in red, white, pink, green, brown and
maize. Two 90
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neatly trimmed. Button crotch, self belt
Well made of fine quality broadcloth
Good wearing. A nice gift idca--97c
Infants Batiste Dresses
Dainty white dresses of finer quality
batiste. Pretty STYLES with neat trims. A
grand savings price for every mother 89c
Infants Elastic Top and Leg
Waterproof Pants-Clearance of
SIC pants. All of our better quality out
standing materials. Selected styles. AS
sorted sizes
TOddIers' Quality Dresses
Dresses the youngsters in style. Adorable
cotton pereales in neat, dainty patterns.
Priced low. Assorted colors.-----7Jc
TOddlers' BrOadclOth Suits
2-pc styles with button crotch Carefully
made of finer quality materials in pastel
shades. Sizes l-j. ---------------------87c
ToddIers' RayOn Satin. Cot
ton SIips-well made slips in finer
rayon satin, batiste, eottons. Built-up
shoulders. Sizes ID. Few irregulars. 35c
TOddlers' Cotton OveralIs-All
the finer materials in quality spun rayons,
gabardines and many Others. Bib front,
suspender style.
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Leather Badge HOlder-Fac,ory
workers all! Avoid a valuable loss! Buy
convenient badge holder-made of gen
uine leather, it fits in your shirt pocket,
and easily holds your badge, ruler, and
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SiIk-COvered Electric Wire
Rubber insulated electric wire. Amply
covered with silk. Ideal for lamp cords and
extension wiring. Unusually low priced for
Sans famous, big savings-xE7e II.
Door hell Transformer--S and
I0-volr transformer. Srurdify constructed
to withstand long years of satisfactory
service. For door bells and chimes-BBc
PIN TumbIer Night Lafch-A
high quality pin tumbler night latch.
Constructed with quality materials. And
comes complete with fittings. Safety and
security-for this small COT. OB
PistOI-GriP Hacksaw - Popular
type. A handy pistol grip saw-adjustable
TO s" and ?" blade. Sturdily constructed
for long and hard service. Complete with
blade. A quality tool, at an economy
price 44c
Smooth Plane-This well con-
structed smooth plane is 10" in length,
and has sharp, smooth 2" cutter-and
is adjustable TO any angle and depth l.98
Metal Tool BOx-This 24HxSIx
s}4 box is we'll reinforced. The removable
tray has handy carrying handle. The box
is finished in black krinkle finished enamel,
and has paddock hasp and metal handle
5.SB
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Boys Cotton Flannel Shirts.

Solid or PLAID cotton shirt. Full cut. wei
made. Sizes S-l6. Savings priced-l.Ot
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boys RaincOats-Black Du Pont
rubber raincoats. With pockets. Full
cut and made to fit Sizes Sis. $50
Matching Extra Full Cut Helmet-75c
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1900 Sheets-Assorted twin and full
size bed sheets wonderfully low priced.
Thirds Of much higher quality. Quantities
limited while they 90
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Jr. Boys Sweaters - Smar

styled novelty sweaters in tu-tone combi-
nations. Coat style in assorted colors.
SizeS 16 70 80 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05

TOddlers' BIouses-Finer quality
Broadcloths with dainty front trims. Sizes
I m I u.GMB
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05

cord. Assorted
Infants COzy Sacques - Well
made and long wearing they'll wear we'll.
Assorted. With economy savings-25c
Infants Patch Quilts - All
neatly made in soft baby pastels, Keep
baby warm this winter. Large sizes. Saw
ings priced 2.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05

Toddlers' ALI Wool Snow
Suit Sets-All woods, Yooi rsOns.
also warm reversible in quality fabrics. All
fully lined. Gnpper crotch. Knit cuff and
anklet. Sizes TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Infants -Esmond- Robes

famous as the grown up "Esmond" bIan-
kets are these warm blanket cloth robes.
Nicely made and finished. With girdle
cord. Assorted colors---------79c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Boot" Utility ToweIine-ou,I-

lty towelling in ghstenins all white. So
much in demand for guest and hand
towels. Is" 24c yd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05

Bunny Mifts-Snow-w bunny
mitts with warm, gay colored wool palms.
Soft and fluffy. they'll keep your hands
as warm as toast. Seconds of better
Grades 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05

''Rose Mary. Damask Nap
kins-Sturdy quality napkins. lSxiS
size. With attractive red border. Ideal for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Boys Wool Leisure Coats

Smart two tone leisure coats. Made of
fine woolens. Expertly tailored. In an
assortment of color combinations. Sizes
n IL $50