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POSTMEN LINK | Worries Vichy MOVES T0 TAX |Our Army Ho: |™GPEN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P. M. HOME AND FORT UNION INCOMES CHICAGO, ps on P).— | 2 BED ut Tea 1 Lane

This will give you an idea of the SHEETS

Army's appetite— Firmly wove | oe SWEATERS

Iv taff at Harrison Rep. Vinson Cites (Gains! The Chicago quartermaster . a Fi e on Staff b 5 depot today purchased 20,000,134 | ie Dr J \ BUipoy % or ; = u on

Praised for Smooth, ; a As Basis of Action pounds of flour. a quarterly sup- | inch bed tyle. St ; Ee yle. zZes

Fast Work. ; » a. By Congress. ply for the whole Army, It also | sheets —— N—— - —— : LE. EERE 311-325 W. WASHINGTON ST. ou

CN 5 ly t h- LS : Re = : Toa eg IY i a | Times Special Writer of mille poduels. WEDNESD AY ONLY

: : WASHINGTON, Aug. 5-—The postal officials say the job of main- Sha first open move toward taxing LA GUARDIA SEES

taining a fast mail link between Sf labor-union incomes has just been i hundreds of draftees and their ) made in the House. PEACE BY SPRING IE : homes is one of the smoothest they Rep. Carl Vinson (D. Ga), chair- : man of the House Naval Affairs NEW YORK. Aug. 5 (U. P).—| ; ; EYEE HaYE sue, = Committee and of a special Naval : The reason, Postmaster Adolph —_—— Defense Investigating Committee, Mayor F. H. LaGuardia believes oe . Seidensticker says. is the co-opera- LN cited a partial list of large union| War will end by next spring. | tion between the U. S. Postoffice and LE EE iuen he said resulted] He made this prediction as he the War Department. from the defense program—as a dug the first shovelful of earth for] Pi STs are ‘working hand-in-hand YShis ee for future House ae new $500,000 seaplane hangar at | to avoid a repetition of the delay The recent arrival in Vichy of It was indicated that Mr Vinson Lafuerele Field yesterday.

and the overwork of the “where-| pooane Deloncle (above), former |Wwould pursue the subject when! “I really believe that the war | abouts unknown” stamp of the wid Groff i Faseist) lead. |Other tax bills are before the House. | Ifa¥ be oy oe ihe od ° Exch : we World War, with the result that] " |under House procedure in con-|hangar is completed, he said. | C.0.D.s, Phone Orders or Exchanges on Dollar Day Merchandise draftees who are at the Fort recep-| er, accompanied by a band of fol- sideration of the present tax bill, a A ay Je ove) Deidle i a No 1 Ue Wh dy g y : So : ; ‘ } S ed in or, y > tion center only a few days get their| lowers, is feared by the Vichy [proposal to tax union incomes February, g I a Women’s Full Fashioned : Better Summer

mail promptly. Government as the possible open- [would be barred from considera-

Busiest of All rect armed pressure (tion. | YETI RRR Fi 3 SEN. ing of direct a pressu Mr. Vinson said that replies to] PERMANENTS fr

Busiest of the postal staff of five| against the regime of Marshal |, .ciionnaires of his committee] eh lea TIL

at the Fort branch office is Waiver) Petain and Admiral Darlan to showed that net balances of 35 with halr cut, shampoo, & 3 3 Prs. Niewel Spe Shi nee vield to German demands. De- [unions increased from $36,978,511 on ng Het $1 up 8 for OR COATS ay he speeds about the post] ; Oct. 1, 1939, to $41,009,195 on March! ends \ bai | loncle is currently engaged in re- : bib 1 delivering rush messages to draftees oraiting & force of hare » (31, 1941. The percentage increase ROE anTAUTY 3 Women's Sitk Hose, reinforced at DRESSES BE from relatives and sweethearts. | z ~ |was greater among C. I. O. unions] wi aX 0 ag ave & R jare and seconds of better Hose. v bucks TO

Fred C. Duzan, the other regular supposedy for service with Ger- |ihan among those of the A. F. of I. we — a 8 New shades 3 {hread and 4 thread ; carrier, delivers truckload after pany on the Russian front. How- | Mr. Vinson said his compilation Ed = i Prs Women's Silk Hose styles in cool truckload of mail to various com-| oo jt js feared that he actually [did not include incomes of the A. F. | 8 . fayon .crepe,

pany headquarters for distribution] lof L. building-trades unions or of » Re : Women's silk hose, reinforced at spun rayon, by orderlies under Sergt Robert J.| Will use his private army Sither [the unions engaged in heavy in-| 5 PRD. wearing points with rayon—new 5 oy rics

Meeks. The two “mail calls” are] to bring pressure against Vichy or |. i jes “the greatest gainers dur- shades. Sizes 8'% to 10. and pastels. ok in importance only to “mess; go put himself in power in France. [ing the present emergency.” INSURANCE Coats of eal The building-trades unions, en-|

y ’ washable pas~ Just as busy as the two carriers Women $ Cotton Crepe Batiste 3 4 tel sharkskin

3 forcing closed shops in the big can- (except life) ; are Edward M Matthews, sauon IGAD|E HAWKINS DAY' tonment and other huge building . i Sop superintendent: William A. Carter, |jobs of the Army and Navy, col- | Pp A | d m ds or 0 Ww n S A ores : oo

clerk. and James R. Graham, sub- lected membership fees from many, stitute clerk. in the branch office DANCE AT KEYSTONE iousancs of temporary workmen. Dependable coverage in \ a to wear now t To them the Post Headquarters (Their receipts during the nine all forms of general in- A lovely assortment of women's CTRL ARE fon Uirouan urnishes rosters of new draftees) : months ending June 30 have been full cut 2-piece pajamas, also NR Rte ¢ e all. every day with camp addresses. This{ The Keystone playground at 800|. iin ated by authorities as in ex- surance-—issued by some gowns lace trimmed or tailored Rk Rae RAVES Misses’ a nd ACH simplifies matters for the Postoffice, 8. Keystone Ave. will be the scene pegs of $20.000.000. i of America’s best rated style. Also cute ruffle trimmed #7 women's sizes. E tea rose or blue regular and ex- RY Pri

s TR | t t - i : 2 \ [0% + 2 but still it's none too easy lof a “Sadie Hawkins’ Day” dance| Mr. Vinson said that responses tra size.

Every day at th stoffic K ‘ ; " ir i of Try A oames stacks | which will be held from 7 to 1 to the questionnaires of his com-| ors Sy ey raf men are 3, m. tomorrow (mittee had not been complete, but through our insurance eived simply addressed to “Wil- P. Mm. : that this “will be taken care of in|

liam Smith, Ft. Harrison, Ind.” With| “Daisy Mae” will be crowned at gue course” Department. . 15 or 20 William Smiths to choose the conclusion of the program, and | Fidelity dyon i @ d Ins

from, you ean get an idea of the prizes will be awarded for the best GERMAN SHIP CLAIMS

task y i : - ye + hk i funniest costumes. BERLIN. Aug. 5 (U. P.) —The y . . ilored Urge Short Wait and : “ . Sass C Women's lace-trimmed or tailore “Lil Abner” will be impersonated | High Command claimed today that Trust ompany Vetop slips. Reinforced seams, Tea

Postal and Army officials sav am \ {the German navy and air force ° ¢ Q that if relatives would wait the | William P. Hill, and Betty guyping July sank 407.600 tons Flom nT SY. Corp. rose and white. Sizes 34 to 44. day or twn it takes for a soldier to Blackburn will be “Daisy Mae.” | enemy shipping 1g . ’ receive an assignment and address “Pappy Yokum™ will be represented Vv

which he can send them, the job by George Miner, and Mary Cant- a a { Utilo Clothes Closets would be simplified even further. |well will be “Mammy Yokum.” NV Be Why Suf fer I} Double door closet. moth and dust tt Bratch ae the 10 cing the| Members of the committee in WITH YOUR EYES ‘| proof. Holds 18 to 20 garments.

Fort branch are the 49 members of charge are Mesdames Charles Hill, the 20ist Infantry left at the hos-| walter Mallory, R. K. Buckner, Paul | e OR HEADACHES? Ideal for the home

PB Sen Wie Sepiment Sent to Burton, George Blackburn, Leonard |} Get "our “Safe Way" eye examination and glasses fitted correctly 9 Smith, Ora Conrad and Hazel] py an expert refractionist. COME IN THIS WEEK for a careful Electric Toasters

RAR Ri LT | examination and good advice. A lovely 2-slice toaster, chrome ah La a ll 16.75 Coals & Suits

warding address for the regiment.| Children from School 3 S ~ a . i but each day the entire stack of (Wop pertciinte, In oO nd 12 See DR. CARL J. KLAIBER, Optometrist, for Relief with black base, complete with

pa ust be checked and the bed- | ent show at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow | and for Better Glasses Fitted, in cord R 4 1 5 Tweed Sport Coats! ast soldiers’ mail removed. |in the South Side Community Cen- | : i 1 Black Dress Coats! ; The new 1000-bed Billings Hos- | ter, 1233 Shelby St. ” THE FAIR OPTICAL DEPT. : FX : 8 Sport and Dress 2-

companies -- is available

pital, incidentally, will create a| The show is being sponsored by 311 to 325 W. Washington St. Hours 9:30 to 5:00 18 8 Ny } i {tal , special problem for the Postoffice the South Side Children’s Dramatic Terms If Desired, Glasses Supplied {if § a : Date au Misses Bak hi ] 1 omen’s sizes.

which will service the patients and Club, and is in charge of Charles To Conform With Lowered Incomes and Limited Budgets. Aa

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hotter hoon 41 Girls’ Wash Dresses. 2 to Tr'ls 5 i S. 4 T large, showy styles 6—7 to 14 size. Stripes, —black and assorted colors. florals and prints.

ON THESE | | 2@ Bars of Lifebuoy Soap for id | Girls’ Sk irt y ANNIVERSARY -_ 20 % smep, materials. Sizes 3 ! Bars Lux Soap for 1 to 6-7 to 14.

EEYE @ Boxes of Rinso for 51 2 Girls’ Pajamas Girls’ Crepe Pajamas, one ATSGE CHROME @® Boxes of Lux Flakes for 1 or. ho-piee en DRIVING — PASSING and UNION MADE 2 Women’s

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pockets, well made A Fine quality suits in Rose, Blue or : / Rust. Sizes 1 to 3.

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Yankee Doodle - | ankee Doodle Dandy Mu SALE PRICE S 2 WOR WORK PANTS ; lea : Twin $0.95. Sale Pia i Blue ShAIIag: or Serviceable weight, ; ph \ Well constructed in S Ll gray covert wor i it} / 1 Trumpet a Shins, Tejars gale S pockets “Felutorced S P ii Ivory or Maple finish. *, all points rein- th t. Gray, > - : Norn, $3.95 Horn, $6.95 , | forced, extra full a et ri : 8 '§ cut, 2 large pock- tonades and whip- YARD GOODS SAVINGS

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4 SPORT MEN'S Boys" SLACK SUITS

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Sturdy wearing 8] Bln, *oprimens of 8] 2 BOYS’ SWIM SUITS S

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