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ings, will carry similar devices, Mr. Shulsinger believes. “The present trend is toward the

and light that it will be no hardship for a policeman or fireman to carry one with him,

‘Value Proved “Everyone knows how valuable the two-way radio has been to the

police squad car. The men onthe beat will profit equally by the new

~ development.

“Fighting fires will be greatly aided by the ability of the fire chief to keep in direct communication with his men who may be in scat-

tered locations in a burning struecture.” :

One of the aims of the signal engineer is to increase the speed with which police and fire signal networks operate. Mr. Shulsinger points out that about 10,000 people are killed annually in fires in the United States and that the chief reason for this is delay in sounding the fire alarm. “The fire departments are all set to go,” he says, “but they can't move until the alarm comes in.”

Firemen Aided

He says that the average fire company is in action within 30 seconds after the alarm is sounded by pulling the lever on the alarm box. Ten seconds are required for the signal to get’ from the alarm box into headquarters, another 10 seconds for headquarters to signal the fire stations and a third 10 seconds for the company to get into action. He adds that in many cities fire department vehicles are now being equipped with two-way radio tele-

Shongs dike those naw used by po-

the police telephone boxes that dot every city. These networks, he says, are basic for police and fire protection. i : Mr. Shulsinger points out that

the International Municipal Signal

association is one of the oldest electrical engineering societies in the world and that it is now in its 49th

year. Its headquarters are in New York |

City at SE. 415 st.

DESTROYER HONORS SKIPPER OF ARIZONA

MOBILE, Ala. Dec. 15 (U, P)~ The name of another of America’s fighting skippers — Capt. Franklin van Valkenburgh, who fought the Japs at Pearl harbor until their

bombs blew his battleship, the Ari-}-

AIR FORCES CIVILIAN PERSONNEL TO BE CUT

DEAR SIR—

While we can’t guarantee

{t—we have it on good

- authority that the warmth

and enthusiasm with which the lady receives ‘the gift—is bound to extend to the name on the greeting card!

in warm, comfortable flannels, gorgeous

- quilteds, crepes,

veautiful, rich velvets— Prices range from 7.98 to $35.

PAJAMAS

in sturdy Broadcloths, Satins, candy striped

. Gabardines, beautiful

polka dot Crepes—or warming Flannel finishes.. $4 to 10.98.

in fabrics or leathers—

they follow the theme of

Tailored things—From $3 up to lofty prices.

CHANEL

“Tuzurious scent—

Gardenia Soap at $2

(4 bars)—No. 5 Soap at

$3—face powders that create an enchanting aura wherever shé goes.

HANDKERCHIEFS

there can be no finer gift—than hand made handkerchiefs—in

Linens, with hand made lace or organdie insets—

fine, hand done work— or French linens or colorful Foard prints — Prices range from 25¢ to 3.50.

GLOVES

to go with Tweeds or Tailored Coats—of various textures or tanning—colorful hand done knits—or warm furs with leather palms —Prices range from

- 1.25 to 6.98.

“she likes to get them in

two's or more—in her Christmas stocking— Rayons, sheer and - flattering—or plain lisles—or cotton meshes

- =—Prices range from The to 1.65.

LISTEN!

DOBBS MINIATURE HAT BOX—is a swell Christmas Gift iBox— put in STOCKINGS— (or such)—in two's or more—and send the

clever gift to the lady—

it sells itself (and you) Only a moderate, additional cost!

SWEATERS

beloved of all girls

(ages small and on up)

~ —there are Braemars in

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VICTORY

® “ You don't see them around much ~~ anymore —Meaning the Sariour-dioning, girls—the fabulous debs, the dressed-fit-to-kill babies— the flat-chested, starved, [00-day diet dolls that seemed about to diet!

Gone—GLORY BE! : A SALUTE TO THE PRESENT GENERATION—it is—

(pause here to think up a suitable "praise-word"—no soap)—

You see them clear-eyed— —with feet on the ground — You see them in Armed Services—as NURSES, WACS, WAVES, SPARS,

MARINES and COAST GUARD. You see them in Red Cross work. You see them with Civilian badges (worn with just pride), indicating work in a WAR PLANT! You see them in other essential endeavors—doing their part magnificently.

AND THERE HAS NEVER BEEN A GENERATION WITH SUCH CHARM —

THEY HAVE A TAILORED PRESENCE—THEY HAVE AN ALERT VITALITY! THEY. CARRY THEIR CLOTHES WITH REAL DISTINCTION!

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AND, MISTER, YOU'RE IN LUCK!

* There-is-here, right in your Store, on » the Second Floor—a Specialy Shop

for Women—whose specialty i is TAILORED CLOTHES — the "simply beautiful” clothes for every hour of the live-long-day!, __And, naturally—she has a longing for something or other i both) from her favorite place. Everything here in one complete compact Shop— within vantage of a orietatia oh chair. Drop in, Sirl And see how pleasantly and comfortably—and perfectly you can be Santa Claus to ‘a woman-—in this, her most significant eral

SLACK SUITS

they receive the Mantailored perfection —designed by Eastern specialists and California's sparkling genius—Prices range from 12.98 to 39.95.

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SLACKS.

Mantailored—they don’t hang or bag-—-but fit up smoothly across and fit flat at the hip—of menswear fabries—Prices range from 7.98 to 19.95.

RAINCOATS

in English or Military style—wind and rain resistant—natural

- colors—Prices range

from 12.98 to 22.95.

REVERSIBLE COATS the lady likes to carry

her own weather

Tweeds and Plaids or

Plai

Gabardine or Tae Twill—Prices

range ~from 14.98 to 29.95.

LOAFER JACKETS

look nice under a Christmas tree—or ina