Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, May 25, 1944, 8 STAR, Image 6

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TMI NITNifT TIMU
Thursday, May 25, 1^44
Yanks Near 2
Jap Airfields
GEN. MncARTHVF 5 IQ
NEW GUINEA, May 23 *IN<•
American infantrymen m*
through the Ihitrh New Guinea
jungles In the fnor os h»'Hvy onemv
artulerv and mnrtune Run fine,
threatened the two Japanese air
stripe m the Sarmi n.ea today.
Ha\inp rrnssed the Tor Rivet
the Yanks advanced to within
three and one-half mi'o "■ni ot
the partv complete Maffm air
f\eld and the adjHcrnt Scwir afr
dmmf.
T!»e determined American ad
vance was supported hv aitillerv
hi tt cries. landed at the Sarmi
heaenhead. and by guntn* trom
Allied naval vessel* lying offshore
As a remit of this rover and
that provided by Allied aircraft
operatuig from the new ly captured
Wakde airstrip American casual
tie* were comparatively light In
the close-duartei struggle which
continued, the Japanese known
dead was officially placed at 908
American infantrymen working
east from fallen Aitape toward
the isolated enemy ba*e of Wewak
were counterattacked Monday by
a Jap force of unknow n si/e
s%£&% kresgfs
r*-
Womtn'i WltHa *OCC
. SumitMt Belts
> Genuine toolbar or tmionon
. lootbor, in oaeortod groins.
\ width* ond siao*. Choice of
me to! or covered buckto*.
fl Bfb
> jbw Iff
Infants' Net 9C|C
» Carriag# Covers
Guard baby during lb* #y
ond mosquito season with
the** well made not carriage
<ov#/l ‘ Crib Stza. SI.OO
;rf | f r
CtWtw Knit *OQc
Hm-Hote
Oaroble h«el-guo»-d gives
—rtro wiw In junto* abode
Cr«OM Typa leg Moke Up,
23c (PWt 20% fedcrol To.*
Man's KaN CC|C
Polo Skim
Svmmat weight ilnrt* of
tor6+4 cotton fine
wooeo. Crew nock style with
ihot de—s ond one pocket,
to whi—.
▲ *Aiu in Oar S end lie Item
Oewntewn ttere* Oftr Monday Evenings
D«Mff«w« ir«r#— yKn»Ju*rd it i.’nnil tiut
Grt'-Mt at 7 M:i# Oak
•«(*«« a* «• N*r*•«
SrtN Jtner at Mv* USSR Jp <h'**n »• rr- » ,r.». fi. a
ACCUSER
J. » SHK
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Ttm»» Pn^t
Clarence Nordstrom of
4r>Bs Dickerson and black
eye appearing in recorder’s
court to seek a warrant
amusing Harold Kiites
hardware store operator, of
punching him for protest
ing the sale of trick matches
to his (Nordstrom’s) son.
K|
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Eye Protecting * OCc
Sun Glosses ;*
Popular drop-ay e ifylei,
Hollywood sport upturn gog
gles, ond the new stip-on style
to slide over reodmg glosses.
US
Junior Style 7QC
"Bwniw" «
"Finds” for the younger crowd!
Fait pillboxes, embroidered or
in novelty styles Rosette trim
med curvettes. Gay colorv
Women'! Whito f 195
Summer Purtet ■
Embossed plostic ond tmito
non lecrtber large underorm
styles, lined. Mirror and coin
pun*. Plus 20% federal To*.
All Ccßort *|Q C
In Anklets
light, vivid, dork, fine mer
ceriied cotton, with ribbed
turnover cuffs. In sires for
wo—on. children ond jviworv.
| Harold 801 l Wright,
\oloil Novelist* Bios |
HOLLY’ WOOD. May 2ft (UP)—Hamid Bell Wright, who
kefH the entice writhtng ind the mneece happy for 20 years withji
!bis hooka about love triumphant, will be buried ui the seclusion
•he sought hut never found during life. Ij
j The 72-yeai-oJd Wright auc-|
-rumh*-d in a I/O Jolla. Cal, hos-i
pital late yeaterday to bronchial;
pneumonia, after the most .‘•pec-*
tai ular literary career financially
speaking in American history.
I Funasal services will be private
for the house painter turrwd
preacher, who wrote his first lw*k
jbreauae the workingmen at Pitts
burgh, Kan, in 19<i3 were more
warmly welcomed in the saloon
than m the churches
That hook was called "That
Printer of Udell s.” It preached a
strong moral lr**nn l*it the critics 1
said it was vapid. It was an im
imediate success.
j Wright abandoned the pulpit
for the |**n and for two deoadps
I turned out at least one novel a
'year. They all preached moral le«-
i‘•ons. The intellectuals lambasted
levery one. and Wright waved rich
'No other hooks, aside from the
Bible, sold as well a* his.
Flint League to Open
FLINT. May 2ft -The city class I
B softball league is scheduled tot
ojv*n today after upt grounds'
forced cancellation of the curtain
raiser Tuesday.
Men's Rayon *5Cc
Summer Tie* Ow
The popular new Howoiion
prints m bold patterns ond
vivid colors; stripes in powdery
pastel shodes. Lined.
Flower and 70C
TulU Tiaras •
Imitation roses, daisies, gar
denias or field flowers on a
flexible plastic band that
chngs securely to your head.
W~~ •• —S
*
Women's and CQc
Girls'Shorts ViF
Twills and summer weight
denims. Pleated front styles,
with ode buttons. Navy or
service blue. 4*14 ond 14-20.
Assorted *IAC
Toiletries Its
Corn Pods, Deodorants,
Hnndi-ftondoges. many other
aids to your holiday comfort.
All ore m nationally known
brands.
v
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ij
Obituaries
j
Joseph Miller
Services for Joseph Miller, 79. j
for more than 40 years owner of
Miller's Roadhouse on Windmill
Pointc, will be held at 2 p. m.
Saturday at his residence. %8
Barrington. Grosse Pointe Park
Burial will be in Cfrand Lawn
Cemetery.
Mr. Miller, who died yesterday
at his home, spent his entire life
in the Detroit area. He retired
from business in the early *2os.
He is survived by his widow.
Ida. five sons. Joseph R.. Lloyd G.,
Norman A . Wilbert F. and Alton
M.d a brother. Louis: two daugh-j
ters. Mrs Ida Rose aisd Mrs. Pearl
Heys; and a sister, Mrs. Clara
Nichols.
Frank Wade
FLINT. May 25 Frank Wade.
38.* former slate representative
from the first Genry**e County
district and AFL leader who died
a his home in Fenton yesterday
will he buned in Grace Lawn to
morrow.
He formerly was •dale commis
sioner of labor and industry under
Gov. Fitzgerald, president of Mich
igan Federation of Labor and
member of the NRA state ad>ust
ment board.
Mrs. Grosfield
Service* for Mrs. Lli/aheth
GrosfieW. 93. wife of Hip late;
Anthony Grnsfield pioneer U»etroit
i phl estate and insurance man. will
he held Saturday at the Verheyden
Funeral Home. 163rw Mack, at 9
a. m. and at 9:30 at St. Clare of
! Montifalco Church.
Mrs. Grosfield who died yester
day at her home. 3446 Harvard.!
after a long illness was a lifelong
IVtroiter. She is survived by two
sons, Frank E. and Fred A.; a
sister. Mrs. John Pet/, five grand
children and seven great-grand
children.
Mrs. Hattie Dennis
Funeral services will lie held at
2 p. m. Saturday from the Metro
politan Methodist Church for Mrs
Hattie E. Dennis. 93, of 36 Moss.
Highland Park.
Mrs. Dennis, widow of Horace
Dennis, died at her home yester
day. Born in Woodstock. Vt , she
; came to Drtroit in 1387
Burial wall he in Wondlawn
DR. McGILVRAY
DENTIST
1117 FARMER ST.
COR MONROF,
Hours: taro fa, »-». *•!..
SCREEN and
Storm Combination
WINDOWS
fsirttyd «n<) ifllt«H«d. R-ompt »»^v
ie*. fypo Cail SLoc«*»n
•481. Start paywao+i Now. i *♦.
Eaty Tarmt. tO% dt*cou«t on of
don takan in May. Call today.
INTERSTATE LUMBER
Mound at 10-MMe Rd.
SUNDAY, MAY 28
TUESDAY, MAY 30
TO PUT • IN • BAY
AND SANDUSKY
Special arrangements for Sun
day. May 28th. and Decoration
Day. May 3hth. A cruise on
Lake Erie to Put-In Ray and
Sandusky aboard the bisc steam
er Put-In-Bay. Five hours at
Put-In-Bay to picnic in the
grove, visit Perry Victory
Monument and the Caves, ride
the bikes and pomes, auto
tours Hotels and cabarets will
he open. Or you can continue
the boat ride to Sandusky,
have an hour ashore while the
ship is coaling. Cedar Point
does not open until June 18th.
Lcavi 9 A.M. Homo 11 P.M.
WOUND TRIP FARES
(RETURN SAME DAY)
PUT-IN-BAY Adult $1.60
SANDUSKY “ 2.25
08 YOU CAN STM AT PNT-IN-DAY
SUNDAY TO TUESOAY fer Si ll t.T.
CHII.D.LN HALF FARE
'FWe.W Tmt iiwf. I
mmmmmm • •v—nr n • mmmm
FIRST ST. OOCK RA. 0230
ASHLEY A DUSTIN STR. UNI
MERITS BASEMENT STORE
WOODWARD AT GRATIOT . . . Telephone CHerry »500
Store Hours: 9:45 a. m. to 5:45 p. m. . . . Saturday* to 6 p. m.
Friday... END-OF-MONTH
CLEARANCE SALES
• Odd Lots . . • broken lines . . . counter samples
• Fashions for every member of your family
• REDUCED for IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE
• Most quantities are limited
• Sorry, nc phone, mail or C.O.D orders
• FRIDAY ONLY • . . while quantities last
Clearance!
Minas' aid Women's Setter-Grade
UTILITY DRESSES
Regularly $2
*1
S«*es 12 to 44
in the group
Button - front
cojt frocks, fmt
quality cotton,
c<>prn blue stripe*
on white. S/)(r
skfichrj 12
to 40. ON K
OTHER STYLE
with white collar
in uzes 42 to 44!
KEM’S
•ASIMIMT
COTTON SHOP
Clearance!
MISSES’ ALL-WOOL
SPRING COATS
•»-15
Sizes 10 to 18 .. . Limited Quantity!
• ftovcoats, Chestrrtielch. Fitted Costs, Toppers
• Shetland*. Fleeces and Plaidi
• l ilac, Blue, Beige, Maize. Check*, Gray Stripe*
Clearance!
50 MISSES’ SPRINC SUITS
Sties 10 so 14
• Dreswruki r Suit*, Man-Tailored
and Cardigan stylet!
• Smart Jacket*, Plain and Pleated JBL
Skirt*
KERN'S BASEMENT—COATS ANO SUITS
v
Clearance!
WOMEN’S WHITE KIO
SPECIAL ARCH SHOES
Siz«t 4 so 9 M HR
Widths AA lo D m "
in the group
Sturdy white kid Gyp«r oxford* or white kid rrjfuiation
<> \?oui». Built-in arch support*, leather *ola* and
rubber heels. Ration coupon required!
KERN'S BASEMENT—FOOTWEAR
Clearance!
128 MSSES’ AND WOMEN'S
SPRING DRESSES
AIJ talen from price lines that formerly sold for muck
more. Broken sizes and colors in group. REDUCED TO
CLEAR*
**£•# « gOO NgeiHA
KIRN S IASEMINT—MISSES
Tot*’ and Girls* COAT*,
clearance of complete etock
of spring styles, sixes 1 to li
in lot, now .... till
Tots’ COATS, all spring
styles, sires 1 to 6V> in lot.
now $4.79
Girls’ SPORTSWEAR,
shorts, playsuits, blouses,
skirts, etc. Sires 7 to M in
lot., now $1.39
Children’s Wear. Odd lot.
navy blue skirts, slipover
sweaters, infants' wear, now
»§e
Boys’ KNIT POLO SHIRTS,
gay stripes, small, medium,
large sizes, now .... $ 1,00
Infants’ PANTS, synthetic
rubber, irregular, small, me
dium, large, now 39c
Toddlers’ Training PANTS
irregulars. 1 to 4, now . 27c
Disposable DIAPER PANTY.
now 39c SO disposable fillers,
now Me
Clearance!
Children’s
Summer Hats
*I.OO
White and natural color
bonnets, alao rayon taf
feta bonnet*, sire* IfVi
to 21 in lot, formerly sold
at $1 99 and $2.99.
RtßNft SA«RMr.WT
ISO Better SKIRTS, pastel
plaids, darks, some solid col
ors. 24 to 30 in lot. were S2.fi
to $4.98, now S]JI
s
Clearance!
300 Fitcts. Summit
Sportswear
*2.00 v
Slacks, slack suits, play
suits. 12 to 18 in lot. for
merly sold up to $3 98.
IFH BLOUSE*. Cotton*, spun
rayon*, white*, pastel*. 12 to
36 only, were up to S 2 98.
now . . sl.*o
Clearance!
300 BLOUSES
*2.39
Some toiled, broken size*,
were from S2.fi to 94.98.
nr.** 1 * *aa*j*r.>T
M SLIPS, rayon crepe*, ray
on satins, tailored styles in
tearose, 32 to 38 in lot . tic
150 GOWNS. PAJAMAS
cotton crepe gown*, cotton
pajamas, tearose and blue, 34
to 40 tn lot. now ... $1.09
go BRASSIERES, lac* and
broadcloth, tome evening
style*, mottfy tearose. 32 to
3i in lot. now IN
Kjjln * naaa.jek.NT
HANDBAGS, soiled and odds
and end*, formerly sold from
$1.98 to $5.98. now
tli to $3.90
GLOTES. odds and ends,
soiled and damaged, formerly
sold from SI.OO .to $3.98.
now . . .. .. 25c to SI.OO
FLOWERS, odds and ends,
some on combs, were 50c to
•l .SO. now tli. ISi and SSi
K(CRN'S ItVtKMKRT
FULL-PASHIONED HOSK.
fine rayons, seconds, wanted
shades. %V% to 10*4 in lot.
now 39c
Clearance!
Extra Sheer
Rayon Hose
55c
Second* of 48 gauze and
M-gauge hose, wnnted
colors, to 10Vt in
FARE-LEG HOSE, sheer
rayons, no seams, irregulars,
wanted suntan shade*. 8' t
to 1014 »n lot. now . . 44e
Misses’ Spria( Teppers
$13.95 I* $23.95
Formerly' up to SJ4 95,
Sizes 10 to 18 in lot!
KIHM RUCMZM
500 TIES, fine rayon*, wool
linings, full shape, stripes,
patterns. light or dark,
now 47c
1440 HO&E. irregular*, ban
ner wrap rayon* and lisles.
6x3 ribs, link* and links, pat
tern* and colors. 10Va to 12
m lot. now 4 pain $|
*0 TEE" SHIRTS, white
kwt cotton, crew nerks.
short sleeves, soiled, all sires,
now .... 59c
Clctt ranee!
Men's Knit
Sports SWrh
1.00
Knit cottons, cotton-arvd
rayons, stripe*, solid col
ors. crew necks, short
sleeves, small, medium,
large sizes.
gs nJI v
11 *
400 KHAKI SHIRTS, and
SHORTS, broadcloth shorts,
gripper fronts, tie sides, 30 to
42. Panel rib shirts. 3f> to *O,
-ftttff..., . .i.MJA!. • • Ofi
200 SWEATERS, coats, slip
ons. sleeveless styles, all
wool*. wool-arid-cottoh*. cot
ton. woo! and-rayons, broken
size*, now . S2.it
500 Khaki HANDKER
CHIEF'S, full shaped, soiled,
now I Oi
HIM BANJCMKRT
Women * UTILITY OX
FORDS. nou-ratioaed. heavy
duck uppers, blue and white,
beige, russet, light bine, 4 to
9. now $1.91
Women’s S H OE S. nom-ra
tton+d. higher-priced shoes
taken from regular stock*,
red. green, black, beige, dura
ble soles, high or Cuban
heel*. 4 to 9 tn lot now SI,OO
Women's OXFORDS, non
rationed, for dress or play;
red. beige, green, open toes.
Cuban heels, durable soles;
4 to 9. now sl.lO
Boys' OXFORDS, non - ra
tioned. heavy duck uppers,
long-w earing wear-tested
sewed soles and rubber heels,
Elain vamps with hard toes.
rown only, 2*4 4. now
Children* PLAY SHOES,
non - rationed, red. whit*
ero**-strap sandal*, heavy fab
ric. durable sole*, rubber
heel*.-sizes 8 to 3. now. $1.90
Women's SLIPPERS, mon-ra
tioned. black, win*, blue,
fabric D’Or say*, padded leath
er soles. Cuban heels. 4 to 9,
now Ifi

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