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Wednesday, May 21, 1941 DETROIT EVENING TIMES (PHOSE CHERRY SSOO) PAGE 9 Shafer Attacks Hoffman Puts 'Quiz’ HUDSON'S BASEMENT STORE 'Union Now'Plan On NLRB STORE HOURSi DAILY ItlO TO StlO . SATURDAY l:)0 TO 6:00 . TELEPHONE CHorry 5100 ... ASK FOR PERSONAL SHOPPING SERVICE Propaganda By COLE E. MORGAN As ¦special la THK nr.TKOIT TIME* WASHINGTON. May 21. This By GEORGE R. BROWN series of posers were put up to the mf'. , Mperlal to THK HKTHOIt MMfc* National Relations Board and the May 21.—The WASHINGTON* federal courts yesterday: American people were warned in “Whether a striker may a speech in the House by Repre- blacken one or both eye* of a W Shafer of Michi- sentative Paul loyal seeking go Sale! employe to to Extraordinary gan to be on guard against j their w ork ? the increasing British propaganda H B “Junt how many atltchei. ren- ¦ in this country for Union Now. dered necessary in the scalp of a “Our lend-lease ha* now be- loyal worker by a striker will come synonymous with give j bar the striker, the picket, from under the seven-hillion-dollar his right to reinstatement? picket leg, aid to Britain,'* said Mr. Shafer. May a break one one arm, or two of each, or one "Could it be that part of our of each of a loyal employe, and own money is being used to still be entitled to reinstate- propagandize this nation Into ment?" subjugation to the British Em- 0 The questions were propounded it pire? Could It be that British in the course of a speech in the money I* being used to finance House by Rep. Clare E. Hoffman this propaganda?" (R) of Michigan, in which he The incident which prompted ! charged that “the recent forcing Mr. s speech wag a Baby Cabs 7.95 Shafer lunch- ( of General Motors to yield to the w to pro- eon hold here yesterday demands of the CIO for an in- mote the Union Now movement. crease in wages was a surrender It will make your baby's life happier and give him SOCIALITIES LISTED ;by the United States government the most in comfort. It will be nice for YOU also to the demands of the union.” He It's “The information accompany- added: because the rubber tires make it easy to push. ing the ln\itati'gi." Mr. down curbs. A.totii.liing vitui! I said "If tills economic surrender, also easy to get up and Quilted imitation l Shafer, *!.*» names straws at a 1 “listed perhaps which adds to the cost of our leather will help keep the drafts from hah.y, four-how your favorite straws and simulated BIG f A A H prominent in the *4»cial register program, JL national defense which hood, storm cover, sun visor. Choice of black or grey. of Washington at the luncheon may be the Inception of a spiral committee. Clarence Streit, pro- marvel at details, the high-styling. Popular of inflation and which may end Whipcord Baby Cabs 3-9 5 the coco-.. moter of the Union Now move- in national bankruptcy, were the nut straws, dramatic shiny sewn braids, toyo braids. > \ ment, was the main speaker. only surrender of the federal HUDSON S—SECOND BASEMENT—FAFMFR—SECTION B “In looking over these nainea government, there might be Wide brims. Novel bands and streamers. Veiling. who T find several have beeo hope for the future, Unfbrella ruffles, pleats, ruching. Colors include I voclferoua, not to say hitter. In “A more appalling surrender their dimunciation of the Amer- Is that of the court*, which re- natural, red, black, brown, navy, white, and white ica First Committee. cently have utterly failed to pro- with combinations. SEE THEM TOMORROW! “I am one member of this tect the constitutional rights of House who does not want Colon the individual citizen. Now wilh Great Britain. “The courts and the National • flattering bonneti, breton j, padre », big and little lotion I RFC TRADE SEEN I-ahor Relations Board have traveled last and far on their • exciting picture ball and 011-occanon itylet for minei, uomen “There are several millions course of remarking America, of Americans who do not want emasculating the Constitution, • dretty and tailored itraui and umulated itraut BRany colonial status for the destroying the libertv of the In- States of Cnder America. dividual citizen.” HUDSON’S—FIRST BASEMENT—WOODWARD—SECTION E this I nion Now, I understand, we will let down all our tariff walls, ami institute a |»olicy of free trade between the Fnited States and the British Umpire. Connally Calls What will American farmers and manufacturers say to that? “Goes anybody doubt for a moment that if we enter into t.reat Sea Union Now with Britain Rule Vital thnt we will have to submit to her dictation ami domination? International New, Servlee Wire “If this crowd is successful In \v ASHI NGTO N. May 21 - e NU-BACKS’ Inveigling ( ncle Into the Sam Calling for armed security in a - war or the Far east- F.uroiwan speech, ft I ern mess with his men and militant radio Senator Tom si money, I ncle will Mime Connally <D) Texas, warned that Fora Rainv Dav 1.39 won t ride time, sadder and wiser, ronie America must have a navy dom- ? * up ¦fp:m back home n< ross the sea with inating "all the seas." and that You'll stop saying rain, go away" when you nothing hut his chin whiskers dcfen.se “Rain. m industries must left the . , . and the divided back is the reason. and a barrel. be Mopped, even if government see these umbrellas! Because they've just- he guard control “I.rt us on our action is necessary. a-necessity class to become an important fashion ac- It’s a garment that helps to and against this propaganda." Asserting only jrmed security cessory. They're the umbrellas smart women demand! correct the figure thru scientific design- can prevail "in a world ruled by In printed rayons or smart oilsilk prints on green, the sword, when the rights of free ing. When you sit down you are two brown, black, wine or dazzle white grounds. CORNS GO nations ha\y been di owned in inches longer in back than when you the that all blood." Texan declared HUDSON'S HKST B ASEMLNT- W OOD W A RD—SECT IONS C AND D Amerrcans must make sacrifices stand up! The ‘NU-BACK’ is based on jpedal 89c FAST! for nationa defense and that that fact and is designed to follow nat- Quickly Relieved This Easy Way) every cituer owes a duty to the .LUXOR COMBINA- • in*««ntly tor- urally every movement of the Dr S hell Zmo p»d» atop nation particularly men in de- body. TION! Popular Foun- menting shoe fr. t»on; lift pressure Relief m fense industnes • immediate Cats new _ dation Lotion with in fcji JmL Jkjjf or t»«ht shoes; prevent W J “Strike* national defense earns, sore toes Qui.-kly . r £ plant* must Mop," he said. (A) RAYON your choice of cleans- • “I i MESH corselette , remove corns when ¦ J / 1 ing, tissue, or ’ hope they may slop through hand used s :th the separate • I lace-bra 2.98 Afeefna non* ineivi'fed voluntary action, hut stop thev special formula cream. All this at a cost ofneily /A y* must. If necessary through gov- • f* en'l! J rift»t uri £. H Regular sizes. For a Dr & ernmental action. Labor has no v# »*¦*<¦**¦— holl'i. / (B) SIDE-HOOK corselette a Iff of time right to strike against the gov- b» !Sr jB 1 limited only! ernment the Fnited In rayon stripe 2.98 of States . FIRST BASEMENT the hour of the nation'* peril." Siil FIRST BASEMENT—FARMER—SECTION B Pricet Subject to 3% Solos Ton BRBfe* MAY SALE 1.95 ear A or /loir SALE! ‘FMGIDAIRE’V SIAWBL-ING KG3'E3*ioh>‘ :Sf/res{}s.'-&Bll, TtdJrperres'! Pretty as a picture! And the tiny or life-size rose / tO iO and m ft.'tft. Xetr Vfted Hetrigeraiorsi You’ll like the prints, whichever you please, are so gayly cool- looking for sizzling summer days! They're cotton sateen, a dream to launder . with backgrounds of wine, blue, green, or rose. Draperies are ruffled, 36 Look at the name! Then look at the prices! Hard to believe that nationally l in. wide and 2 : yds. long. Spreads are / fuV size. known “FRIGIDAIRES" could be offered so far below what they sold for HUDSON'S—SECOND BASEMEN T WOOD\S ARD—SECTION CoruJiLeJvtlutvieA originally! Yet our special purchase of a pre-inventory clearance makes on this possible! 69 refrigerators in the group . each with mechanism in . perfect condition . each with the exclusive Meter Miser to cut your current operating cost to the bone. See them Thursday! DAILY CHAIR CAR-TOURIST PULLMAN TRAIN TO CALIFORNIA The Courier-Nurses on the Santa club car for tourist-Pullman pa- 4 CUBIC FOOT SIZE 5 CU. FT. DE LUXE 6 CU. FT. LUXE Fe Scnut all trimly uniformed trons, and diner serving delicious DE LSI I> VL.th NFW. graduate nurses —help mothers and vary soono mica IFred Harvey With J with babies and children, adminis- meals to all patrons. ¦ m...nure pre- 4M|| Kf| p.e k » c.lionet nn 50 JU ter to invalids and the aged, and MM ;:rr 50 ¦ irrv.nit Void |/1|J 1 Mold SV 4 • I met rn o 19Q assist all other passengers Vw I I wall.’ Model | requir- 4 il.