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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
MARCH 2f TO APRIL 20

A es Better watch the
budget carefully, there are un-
wise temptations about. Don't
keep rehandling the same items
get them out of the way, finish
them thoroughly or attend to
them in whatever way will pre-
vent them further from clutter
ing up your desk or bench.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 20
Taurus - Broaden your scope
mentally and otherwise. Bust
ness and duties come before
social, entertainment or personal
interests, and are favored for
gains and assistance through
helpful sources.
MAY 2f TO JUNE 2f
Gemini-Wrong moves in the
game of life cause trouble, de-
lays, retracing of steps-blame
the plays, the moves, NOT the
GAME!
JUNE &c TO JULY %
Cancer A $3.50 day, unless
you make it peppier by more con-
sistent action and thinking and
by sturdy determination to get
ahead in your work and other
activities. Stay in the running.
JULY % TO AUGUST %
Leo-Don't bog down-there is
much to be done and good infu-
ences under which to work.
Others are depending upon you
more than you realize.
AUG. 81 TO SEPT. rs
Vngo-Act today to help speed
up tomorrow's work and other
vital matters. Offer amiable CO.
operation and you'll be met by
like attitude in most cases.
SEPT. p TO OCT. %
Private affairs and
your own business activities
(also those of others closely con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Antique Show
Will Open
Wednesday
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS

Women's Editor, The Detroit Times
THIS PROMISES to be a
busy week for Detro.' women.
First of all, of course, there's
our Detroit Times Springtime
Jubilee at 9 o'clock tomor-
row morning =. at the Fox
Theater..
Next on the program is the
semiannual Antique Show which
will open Wednesday, April 30,
at Convention Hall.
This Detroit show, we are
told, is the largest antique fur
niture show held anywhere in
the United States.
At this years show there will
be more than so very fine
portraits and paintings. a Chip
pendale slant top desk made in
Philadelphia in 1910, a rare
old bulls eye mirror with
spread eagle at the top, tarpsi-
chord made by Broadhead, Lon
don, before 1900 and many
other things. such as china, pew
ter and glass.
Button Show
In conjunction with the
Antique Show there will be a
Michigan Button Show more
than so classifications of but
tons. This is a national organ
ization, ladies, with membership
in 80 cities.
Patriotic Bouquets
Also in connection with the
show, the Junior Auxiliary of the
Michigan League for Crippled
Children will sell flowers to
raise funds for their Summer
camp patriotic corsages in
the three colors.
The show runs from April 80
to and including May 3. Doors
open from IL a. m. to II p. m.
Admission is IS cents.
Yarn Dance
TWO LADIES drop in to tell
us about Knitting Defense
Auxiliary, Inc" a non-profit
organization formed to knit for
American boys at camp. Ida
Riley Duncan is president of the
group, with Mrs. Viola Forbes,
vice president; Hazel Kahl, Sec
rotary; Aileen Lewis, treasurer;
Doris Miller and Helen Pope,
trustees.
They are giving a cabaret
dance Friday. May 2, at the
American Legion Hall. 401 West
Lafayette - to raise money
for yarn.
There will be a floor show
tables for 10 may be re-
served. Tickets are Is cents.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Arthur Hainer, 1881 Steel
. ayenue-phone Dawson S432.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Capes. Goats
New Trend
D For Summer
BY JOAN DEAN

WINNERS FOR Spring and
GUNNER are the new light col
ored ensembles in spun silk and
rayon. Light blond suits, cape
and long coat ensembles are
smartest for days when the
sunlight is brilliant and warm.
The unusual weather we're
having now-along with the rest
of the country-will give way
to Summer warmth. And you'll
soon be wearing. to the ball
games and the race track, cos
tunes that are cool and light
weight.
BAMBOO BEIGE, yellow
(pale golden Yellow and green
are the tints that are combined
in spectator outfits. But blond
beige, the shade of Chinese
bamboo, is the pet for the
smoothly textured spun rayon
and silk coats.
Long coats are in the new
trend for costume suits. When
II isn't a coat it's capc-de-.
pending on your type. If you
look better in a fitted topper.
you may have it. If you're the
swagger type - pick the cape
ensemble.
TO MAKE a brilliant debut
on the boulevard as we'll as at
the track. try a bamboo beige
wrap with print frock under
meath. There are two ensembles
sketched today which are bound
to attract admiring glances and
flattering attention.
First. there's the topper cut
along casual lines, made with
two sets of revers. the extra set
of print being detachable, so
you can wear the coat over
every frock in your wardrobe.
A LOVELY blond. this coat
Is fitted and has brown leather
belt at the snug walstline, with
brown buttons to match. Long
loose sleeves are light and airy.
The rayon crepe dress under
meath is a print of beautiful soft
yellow with moss green and
white flower pattern.
This dreSs has tucks in the
soft blouse-tucks running verti-
cally from the round neckline. a
gored skirt and fitted midriff.
In the second ensemble is a
frock of exactly the same print
but of another style.
TUCKED DIAGONALLY is
the yoke and pleated in series
Is the skirt. The blond cape
which futters so alluringly over
the dress has matching print
facing and revers TO contrast
with its light tone.
A clever jacket-suit in a tri-
color combination is of the same
smooth spun fabric with blond
jacket touched by interesting
pockets of red and blue The
dress has sleeves and yoke OF
navy blue with deep red band
below of rayon sheer. Modestly
priced. this is a honey you'll
adore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
LOpOCCOpE BY Frances
! IONO0S\<I - Drake

Look the Section Your Birthday Comes In. and Find What
Your Outlook Is, According to the Stars,
For Tuesday, April 29.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Your Horoscope

FraneeA Drake,
The Detroit Times.
fz2j Times Square. Detroit. Mich.
PLEASE SIND MY 1NDIVlD-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY GUIDE and LUCKY CAL
ENDAR for the first SIT months
Of 1871.
Wa, Borni
Month .......-.... Day. ...-
Send 80 ssS Self-AlS,snsS
SfsmbeS EsVsiots
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Balanced Diet

But dieting isn't like that any
more! You eat to get slim,
thanks to the science of nutri-
ton. The low caiorie menu can
be balanced to include an abund-
ance of the essential minerals,
vitamins and protein and it is
now possible to reduce safely
without discomfort. no matter
how excessive the overweight.
l mean it when l promise to
take so to 100 pounds off any
one who has that much 10 spare
and is willing to cooperate. Her
health will improve on the diet.
Vitsmin Source
VitaminS and minerals are not
stored along with fat, so these
are also included daily in the
balanced diet. You must have
fresh vegetables, raw and
cooked: fresh fruits, whole grain
or vitamin B enriched bread. and
butter in restricted amounts.
To assure adequate vitamins
on a low calorie diet. you must
either make a habit of choosing
the rich food sources or supple
ment the menus with a concen-
trate.
Because the d airy products
which are high in vitamin A are
also high in calories. they must
be restricted. But certain vege-
tables and fruits are excellent
sources and should be included
daily.
These are: one green leafy
salad vegetable such as escarole.
ard one cooked green such
as beet green's or spinach:
a yellow vegetable. such as
carrots or squash; a yellow fruit
peaches or apricots.
Copyright, 1871. King Features synd., Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
High Protein
Diet Moves
Poundage
BY IDA JEAN KAN

STOUTNESS IS too high a
price to pay for overeating. Since
you've taken on weight you're
not very happy about the way
you look. Besides, you get out
of breath when you climb stairs
or try to hurry and your arches
have been giving you trouble of
late.
No doubt you tried dieting but
you were so hungry and de-
pressed that you concluded you
might as well be fat as miser-
able.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Suggestions
ForCur+ain
Care

IF YOU make your own win
dow curtains, be sure TO hem
both Selvage edges, and not just
the one that will hang down the
center of the window.
You will find that il is easier
TO iron the curtains so they hang
straight if you take this extra
sewing step.
pre-Shrunk Fabrics
Another time saver in making
curtains is to buy fabrics that
have been pre-shvunk. You can
then measure your material TO
the exact length needed. allow
ing for top and bottom hens,
but not having TO worry about
the extra allowance for shrink
age IN the first laundering.
Another tip on curtain care is
10 shake them gently each week
while doing the general house
cleaning. This removes a good
deal of the loose dust and keeps
the curtains looking fresh for a
longer period.
Soak First
Soak them for half an hour in
cool. soapy water then transfer
them to clean suds that are
slightly warmer for the actual
washing. Hem sections, which
are usually most soiled, may
need extra attention. but should
not receive any strenuous rub
bing. Rinsing should be thor
ough.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Hamilton S Trip
To Cell Held Up

Ex-Councilman John F. Hamil-
tons long-awaited trip 10 Jackson
Prison was still some days from
realization today after the exam
ination. at which he is TO testify
before going TO prison, was post
poned 10 September II.
Hamilton. who shortly after his
with fellow Councilman
Harry /. Dingeman on bribe-tak-
ing charges expressed a desire 10
get il over with" and go 10 Jail,
was TO be a witness with Dinge-
man AT the examination of four
men and two companies charged
with aiding in the bribing.
The hearing was adjourned be-
cause other examinations and
arrangements prevented its contin-
today or Friday and also TO
make it possible 10 have Robert
Raisler of the Raisler Corporation,
one of the concerns under indict-
ment, 10 be present. Other bust
ness engagements, both by counsel
and the judge, prevented an ear
lier date being set.
Albert j. Rooney vice president
of the Huron Portland Cement
Company. the other indicted COM
pany. and Thomas w. Murray, its
division saleSmanager, were the
only witnesses heard before the
adjournment. Both denied they
had any knowledge of bribery.
Those being examined are
charged with aiding in the brib-
ing of council members 10 vote
for concrete. construction in the
SS.0O0.000 Herman Gardens hous-
irrr mo- ncA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Officials
Graft Quiz
End

The examination OF former
Mayor Joseph Lewandowski OF
Hamtramck and six others on
charges of obstructing justice in
permitting the operation of vice in
Hamtramck was expected 10 con-
clude today after Judge Homer
Ferguson rules on the legality of
permitting a grand jury investi-
gator TO testify against defend
ant.
The Lewandowski examination
was interrupted by the legal de-
bate centering around the question
of whether Joseph Manderano, a
grand jury investigator. could
testify as 10 a conversation he had
with Henry kanar, brother Of
Mayor Walter Kanar.
Manderano's testimony was in
connection with vice conspiracy
charges against the kanars and 19
Others who are being examined
before Judge Ferguson along with
the Lewandowski hearing. It is
the contention of Defense Atty.
p. J. NJ Hally that Manderano
cannot testify because the pro-
ceedlngs of the grand jury are
secret and cannot be brough into
open court.
Shortly before the legal argu-
ment began yesterday afternoon
Mike Figurski, Hamtramck politi-
cal boss and star grand jury wit
ness. testified that Lewandowski
received $1,000 per month protec-
ton money from vice operators
during his term as mayor from
1884 10 1886.
Figurski said he also gave 500
a month 10 Steve Majewski. then
Hamtramck safety commissioner.
when he "beefed" because he was
not cut in on the protection
money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Elliott Angry
AT Governor
Time. star Correspondent

LANSING, Aug. %, 49, Superin-
tendent OF Public Instruction
Eugene B. Elliott is still steaming
today because Governor Van
Wagner announced the Michigan
School for Deaf at Flint would
not open on schedule this Fall
The governor. Elliott said, i'm
piled the school would not open
because of disagreement with
the state Board of Education and
the administrative board building
committee which resulted in delays
in making building improvements
authorized by the Legislature.
THE delays In construction
which have been necessary have
been occasioned by the mcer-
tain dates for holding admins
trative board meetings, Elliott
wrote the governor.
SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. 3
THE school will open Septem-
her 3 with all children ade-
quately provided for. even
though certain construction Is
still going on"
Elliott told the governor his an
Inouncement regarding the school
was most disconcerting" and said
the matter could have been
Strengthened out before unfavora-
bic publicity reached newspapers.
r. V. Gay. architect in charge
of the construction, informed FL
lott work had been held up early
in the Summer due to failure o.
the administrative board to act or
contracts, but was now progress.
ing satisfactorily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
OPINION ON HOSPITALS

Rushton also issued an opinion
holding that the Labor Mediation
Board has jurisdiction over labor
disputes involving municipality
owned hospitals. The dispute in
question is between Hurley Hos
pital, Flint. and the State, County
and Municipal Workers Union,
Go. which filed a notice of intent
TO strike July 25.
A previous opinion. denying
unions the right 10 strike against
the government, was clarified.
when n government INDUCES
In proprietary activities, the
activity Is no longer purely a
governmental function" he said.
STRIKES are legal In those
cases"
He gave as an example the
recent DSR strike. which he said
did not fall within the scope of
his opinion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

A pretty blond gun girl, about
q, held up Edward ]. White. 36,
OF 26S59 Blumfield avenue, Rose
vile, driver for a trucking COM
pany, last night and robbed him
OF $l25 after forcing him from his
machine, he reported 10 police.
White said be had been making
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
MANY AWAITING TRIAL

Awaiting trial as a graft-taker
is Richard w Reading. former
mayor. scores Of police, gamblers
and brothel keepers.
OHara and his aides. William D.
BruSStar, Guy w Jensen and
Thomas Kenney, assistant attorney
general will prosecute most of the
cases starting early next month
William r. Bowling will head
prosecutions Of persons charged
by the grand Jury since ne became
prosecutor January /
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
RAHONS and
SILKS
437e yards of REMNANTS OF

437e yards of REMNANTS OF
"a yard 10 4-yard
lengths. There are 500
dress lengths in rayons
or silks. Many are new
Fall fabrics in this sea-
sons colors.- Rayon Air:
liner. rayon Luana. ray
on Intrigue and rayon
Alameda Faille are in.
cluded. There are also
many short lengths suit.
able for fancy work in
rayon MORE. rayon taft
feta and rayon satin;
you'll find many skirt
and Jacket lengths in
checked or striped ray.
on taffeta for evening.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q. o
Prices Ruhjecs ~ -. sale. Tar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Hdtkett, Grid Coach,
Enters Council Race

John p. Hackett. for six years
football coach at Catholic Central
High School. today has filed his
500 entry fee with City Clerk
Thomas Leadbetter for entry in
the Common Council race.
Hackett. who is 80. also is an
Al the Nolan Intermedi-
ate School. He was graduated
from the University OF Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Blond Gun Girl Hides
In TI.HcE Ia ROb DT'iCeP

collections and started TO drive
away in his truck on McDougall
avenue near Garfield avenue.
The girl. hiding in the rear of
the truck, forced him TO drive 10 a
nearby alley, ordered him from
the truck and commanded him TO
walk down the alley. White said.
She fed with his money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
BEDDING

1oe BLANKETS, soiled and
discontinued s3.95 to 1895
One Table S n e E/TS and
CASES, soiled Reduced
One Table r { NJ NJ A N rs,
sheeting, tn bling, and
rubber sheeting Reduced
293 PILLOW TICKS, ready.
made; blue, green, tan.
or orchid ............3 ec
AZ SLlPCoVERS. for chairs
and sofas, odds and ends
............st 10 S6.e5
THIRD FtooR-6RAso RIVER
SECTION A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
WASH
FARR les

.624 yards Of REMNANTS.
including cotton dimity,
cotton seersucker, cot
ton pique. cotton ging-
ham and cotton percale.
A few cotton white fab
RIGS and various rayons
and lining materials are
included for clearance.
INSTRUMENTATION o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
MEMS HATS

Y NJ & MS S u NJ M & r.
WEIGHT CAPS of cotton
or linen. W h lite, gray.
green, blue. tan. Broken
sizes. Each. .5ee and 7oc
70 MEMS STRAW HATS.
Sennits and soft. body
straws in a variety OF the
seasons favorite styles.
Each. .........S1 10 1895
81 MEMS FELT HATS. In
grays. browns. greens and
blues-all shades that will
be good for Fall and Win
ter wear. Ea. st.95 to 1895
HUDsoN's
MEZzANINE-6RANo RIVER
SECTION A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Baby'S Own
Shop

81 TOODL ERS' POLO
SHIRTS OF knit cotton 75c
10 INFANTS ROMPERS in
sheer cotton tops s1.59
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
VACUUM
CLEANERS

I HUDSON, Model $40,
demonstration .......St6.e5
3 HoovERS, Model SAL, re-
Quilt ......-........$16.95
I HOOVER, Model 700. re.
built ............... $24.e5
I HOOVER DUsTETTE, re.
pullt .............. $10
I ROYAL, Model so, rebuilt
................... SASS
2 REGlNAS, Model so, re-
Dulit ....... ..S1Z.Yo
! HUDSON, Model $50. used
.s.s..s....... $1S.9o
2 HUDsoNs, Model 312 hand
vacuum ms, demonstrators
-...s....'... $I.So
TEHTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

90 CORSETTES in a selec.
tion OF styles and ma
terials; cotton "Lastex'
and rayon. now ......
..........S2.s5 to S5.95
40 CORSETTES, rayon and
cotton fabrics: miscella-
neous styles S6.95 TO $685.
81 cORSETTES of finer
rayon and elastic fab
RIGS; many one-of-a-kind.
now sto.e5 10 S15.e5
1o4 GIRDLES in a clearance
OF styles: Tayon. cotton
and "Lastex" yarns. now
priced ....S1.35 to S4.e5
15e GiRDLEs in finer-quality
ep-in models, greatly
reduced: rayon and elias
tic fabrics. .S5.s5 TO S6.85
IS 5RASSIERES in rayon
and cotton 81 10 S2.S5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
RUGS

SIS SCATTER RUGS, includ-
ing reversible chenilles,
and the tufted type. Vari-
ETY. of sizes from 10 by SO
to IS by 70 inches. each.
.$2.45 to $ts.s5
s HOOKED RUGS, "a by AZ
TO 80 by 81 inches. each
.....$t2.95 to $fs.50
Hupsoa's-GIsHTH-FARMgR
SECTION B
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

527 pieces ASSORTED RAY.
ON uNDlES in a group
that includes bandeaux.
vests. panties. slips and
gowns. ......19c 10 St.e5
2et pairs RAYoN STRIPED
PANTlES ........3 SAC
317 pieces COTT TON UN-
DIES in an ssorte d
group of panties. vests.
union suits. .29c 10 st.29
2o3 BED JACKETS in comfy.
slipon style with long
sleeves; cotton with $50
wool. Tearose or blue ACC
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
BOOKS

$50 NOVELS and miscellane-
Gus non-fiction. Included
are some discontinued
circulating library books
MtzzANiNE-FARME G
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
State Law Jobs
Ruled Out as :.
Political PIums>
Times star Correspondent

LANSING. Aug. 2S. - Cutting
off a much-used method of paving
of political debts. Atty. Gen. Her.
bert j Rushton ruled today that
no state department can hire a
lawyer at state expense unless he
lis a regular assistant attorney
general.
AS a result of the opinion.
Aud. Gen. Vernon j. Brown said
he will stop the pay Of APP
proximately dozen attorneys now
working for boards and commits
Sions.
The final push that closed the
treasury door was supplied by the
state fair board. which sought
to hire John d. Lynch as special
counsel" Lynch is a prominent
Detroit Democrat and A regent
of the University of Michigan.
DEMAND ABUSES STOP
81 will stop the salary of every
outside attorney on the state
PAYROLL Brown said. "Rushton
and 1 agree that the abuses of
the system should he stopped.
"A list OF assistant attorney
generals Is being supplied me
together with another list OF
attorneys on other payrolls from
the civil service commission"
Two years ago Edward n. Bar
nardr erStwhile Republican boss of
Wayne County was discovered on
state payroll at $500 per month
as attorney for the fair board.
I'VE now have 81 state de-
partments and commissions"
Rushton said. IF all were per-
mitted TO hire attorneys where
would my department come in?
1.-THE Legislature makes no
appropriation for hiring any
attorneys except mine. The
Supreme Court has held such
practice unconstitutional and so
do l."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
MORE THAN 400 INDICTED

Since the grand jury was created
by the Circuit bench Aug. q, 1889,
with Judge Ferguson as the jury
and Chester p. O'Hara as special
prosecutor. more than 400 persons
have been indicted in 20 warrants.
The jury was originally empOw-
cred TO investigate collision be-
tween law enforcement officers
and the gambling racket then
amended TO include vice and later
to include graft in the letting of
contracts in the s. Herman Gar
dens building project.
II has struck into the under
world and officialdom in most
Wayne County communities. AL
ready convicted are Duncan c.
McCrea, former prosecutor; his
chief Investigators. Harry Col
burn. Thomas c. Wilcox, former
sheriff and former police commits
>ioner: chief OF his civil division,
Fred Frahm. former Detroit police
superintendent. other detectives
and racketeers and two Detroit
cntfnctlupn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
LIGHTING
FIXTURES

I HALL LANTERN, bronze
finish ............s13.5o
40 ADAPToRs, semi lndi-
rect. pastel colors. :. .3se
255 hOAPToRs, in direct,
pastel colors ....... .3eo
3 MODERN CT AssIC,
crystal trim ......Sf3.5o
4 WALL BRACKETS. but.
ler's silver and French
gold color ........Stt.5o
] FLuoaEscENT FIX.
TU r z, ceiling. 36-inch
.......s.. 1ou
] .FLuoREscENT FIX.
7 v r e, ceiling, ls-inch
...st...s.... IS
rtsrH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

1873 pieces NECkWEAR in a
group OF liars and
some collar and cuff
sets; mostly organdy and
pique. .......t9e 10 s.
211 ASSORTED FLOWERS
(artificiaD..... Sc to 1ec
14f ScARFS in a colorful va
riety of rayon and cotton
fabrics ..... .19c 10 see
IS BABUSHkAS OF cotton
.....t...........2e c. see
REMNANTS OF RUCHlNG
..... Greatly Reduced
TIRsT-6RAso INTERSECTION A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Ferguson Ends
Graft Grand Jury
After Two Years

Judge Homer Ferguson will lock
the doors of his 2-year-old graft
grand jury at midnight. September
H. and take a short hunting trip
TO Northern Canada before resum-
ing his duties as a Circuit judge.
While the grand jury will end
its work SO far as Investigations
and indictments are concerned. IL
will remain technically in opera
ton for a score of trials pending
as a result of its warrants.
Judge Ferguson feels that the
gigantic tasks assigned him and his
staff have been fulfilled and II
there is TO be further investiga-
tions into any other suspected
graft or corruption in Wayne
County. new petitions will have TO
be filed with the Circuit Court
creating a new grand jury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
MONTH-END SAL ES
at HUDSON'S Friday


merchandise taken stocks and reduced for disposal Size
and but the quality Hudos the
decidedly