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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-06
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-06

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-06
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
$4,000 Watched
-.
In State as Spies
tContinued from PAGE Threel

Continued from Page Three)
cutions Will be through federal
even though the new
state anti-sabotage act becomes
effective January /.
That act was written when
we were merely manufacturing
implements Of war" Lieutenant
Mulbar explained. "Now that we
are I'm war, federal statutes
superSede. Besides, the latter
have far more stringent pen
altieS."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Group TO Police
Air Begins Work

Elected at a meeting called by
Mai. c. V. Burnett, manager of
the city airport, a committee of p
air school operators and instruc-
tors today began their new duties
of enforcing among, civilian pilots
a number of new federal regula-
lions.
"The committee was set up
because the new rules are 30
numerous and so detailed IL
+, would be impossible for me 10
enforce all of them even II
hired number of assistants"
Burnett explained.
The new regulations includ-
orders that all pilots must have
their licenses renewed. no plane
will be permitted TO fly over de-
Tense plants and no ships will b,
allowed in the air at night unles
they nave announced their fiigh
plans.
For the Inside News" of
Washington, follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Old NewsIDOyS on Job
To Aid 10000 Needy
Continued from Page oner

band played Michigan, My Mich
igan," in h onor Of Russell A.
Aleer, and AUD Lang Syne" in
honor of the organizations foun-
der, the late James J. Brady.
TO TIMES BUILDING
From there the parade went
10 The Detroit Times Building. for
serenade, then to Wood
ward avenue for a march from
Park avenue to the Majestic
Building, where the men disbandeo
and hurried 10 their corners.
"Once again we know that De-
troit will be generous" declared
JankoWski.
1.-THE people OF the city have
never failed 10 respond to the
appeal of the Old NewsbOys. We
have always been able TO fulfill
our slogan:
"'Not Child Without n
Christmas"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Detroiter Gets Commission

William A. Scholes. q. who
graduated from Central High
-SLhnnL- here. -LccelXed- his commits.
sion In The Air Corps Engineers
today lie Is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs, William r. ScholeS. Of 1890
Littlefeld avenue, and enlisted Al
Fort Bragg y. c., m June He
attended both the University Of
North Carolina and Penn State
University and has been in Off
GERS training school since his en-
llstment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
on ANY MATTER

The information might be on
any matter pertaining 10 defense
mining. CoalinC. dock yards, rail-
roads, canal locations. plant con-
Struction or any other activity
. essential 70 the war effort.
II becomes unlawful 10 copy
plans, take photographs, or in any
other way obtain documents for
persons who have no legal right
4 10 such information.
Anyone who reveals secrets such
as codes. signals and the like TO
any person not entitled 10 such in
formation. even though the rcvela-
4tion is not intended TO aid the
enemy can be sent 10 Lcaven-
worth.
| With these statutes. and the
proposed new sabotage act. fed
'cral authorities feel they were well
equipped 10 punish fifth columnistS
and spies.
They are on guard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

other benefit events will be held
before Christmas.
The paper sale started with
the traditional parade. headed by
a motorcycle police escort of as
officers, mounted policemen and
a huge band furnished by the De-
troit Federation of Musicians.
LEADER SELECTED
Selected to lead the Old News
boys was Lieut.. Col. Laurence A.
McKenny and their president, Au-
gust E. Jankowsld. Col. McKenny
was originally chosen president OF
the Newsboys for 1941 but was
unable 10 serve because he was
called to active military duty He
returned for the paper sale. on
special army furlough.
The parade began at the De
troit News Building. then made
a stop for a serenade at the De-
troit Free Press.
At the PenobScot Building the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
MRS. ". PENN MILLER

OF $1,000 in attorney fees. Palmer
countered by asking her to move
from their expensive home at 1925
Hairriuraf ruari, The Planners haye
two children, Ann, 4 and Jean. g..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
INVESTED IN BONDS

Originally most az the estate
was invested ia United States gov
eminent bonds. no testified
Judge Merriam ordered Palmer
10 continue paying lis wife Sl5l st
alimory plus ore-third Of ms S26t
a month salary pending the TAX
Inc of.tcstinony hy the friend Of
the cetiftt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
THOSE TO BE JAILED

Although President Roosevelt
has power TO intern or deport all
such aliens, dispatches from Wash
ington indicate only those known
10 be faithful TO their homelands
will he imprisoned.
Other acts which become I'M
portant now that the nation Is at
war are those on treason, Sedtion
and espionage it was explained by
John w. BabCock, chief assistant
United States district attorney.
"Any citizen who adheres to
the enemy or gives aid and COM
fort TO the enemy is now liable
10 the death penalty for trea-
SON. BabCock explained.
Then there Is the crime of
mIsprlslon of treason, which
means 10 harbOr or conceal a
traitor.
MUST REPORT SUSPICION
anyone who has reason 10
suspect a person Of treason, and
who fails to report such suS-
plclon TO the President or a
United States Judge, can receive
UP to seven years In prison"
The crime of SedNion, rare In
the nations history, is not neces-
saTiIy connected with war. A Sc
ditioniSt is one who attempts or
conSpires to overthrow the govern
ment by force.
But the statutes on espionage
now are more important than ever
before.
Babcock explained that these
statutes establish severe punish
ment for any one obtaining infor-
nation for the advantage Of the
enemy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

Mrs. palmer also asked payment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
WORK CLOSELY WITH FBI

State Police Commissioner Os-
car G. Olander said he has troopers
throughout the state working
closely with John S. Bugas. head
of the FBI office here.
With the declaration Of war,
many statutes which are dormant
in peace times, automatically be.
come effective. Among them is the
act authorizing the President 10
intern enemy aliens, or deport
them.
This statute allows these aliens
TO be interned even though they
are LOYAL residents and hold no
brief for their homelands.
Paul Werner. assistant director
of naturalization, said there are
almost 1000 enemy aliens here. OF
these, 427.a scheduled TO receive
citizenship papers within the next
month, but are being denied nat
uraliZation at this time.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Summer Furniture
Reduced

l Wrought Iron Dining Table. white enamel finish
glass top Less than p price Now s975
Metal Spring Chair. white frame green simulated
leather-covered cushions Less than Il price. Now.
s7a5
Wrought Iron Tables, aqua finish glass tops Less
than p price. Now - 1915
Square Barbecue Table aqua and yellow tile top
Charcoal pit and spit Wrought iron base Was
s4450. No. S2375
1 Rattan Settee. heavy frame. rose floral design
cushion covered in cotton Salcloth. Was s45 Now
s22.50
l Desuville End Table glass top white enamel finish
Was s14.50 Now S72s
l Deauvile Metal Dining Table SQUARE ton white
enamel with glass top. Was s2250. Now s11e5
l Rattan Chair cotton sailcloth cover with
floral design and back cushions Less than
y price Now 1918
! Wheel Lawn Chsise, slver-1nsh frame green in
ner-spring mattress, covered in Fabrikoid Was
$3.50. Nov ssas
California design Armchair green simulated leather
seat cover Less than Z price Now s865
California design Chairs assorted color seat covers
Were S14 Now g.,
1 California design Armchair Was $3.50 Now
S175
Button-back Chairs, in ash-rose l in blue cot
ton damask covers. Were $3.50 Now sIs15
l Modern Side Chair, harvest finish mahogany blue
cotton tapestry seat cover. Was sl250 Now S625
1 Coronado Dining Table, Calfornia-style with dec
orationS Was s26 So Now $3.50
L Dining Table, double pedestal style with three
extension leaves. Walnut veneer and gum Was
S485 Now S2,s0
1 Telephone Set, walnut and gum Was $3.50.
Now SO,
Occasional Chair, god-stripe cotton damask cover
Solid Philippine mahogany frame Originally sl750.
Now sI275
LIVING ROOM AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE
SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Juniors AnkIets
6 pairs S We,e 25c bni

300 pairs cotton Isle in stripes and
with striped trim, or flower trims.
Light colors. Sizes 8 to 1012.
20 pairs Wool Skating Socks in red,
blue, green, natural. Broken sizes.
Were 81. Now 75c
Is Wool Knee-Hi Hose of cable
stitched cotton in natural, red and
green. Broken sizes. Were 81.
Now pair 75e
80 Cotton Lisle Knee Hi Hose with
elasticized tops. Natural, red, blue.
Broken sizes. Were CSC pair. Now,
pair 45c
50 pairs Children's Knee Hi Hose
in fine cotton Isle, cable stitched
leg. Red. blue, natural. Broken
sizes. Were SOC pair. Now, pair, 35c
CHILpREN's AND JUNIORS Hosiery,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
ToddIers' OveraIIs, 85f
We're Sis

Were Sis
2s of cotton seersucker in blue or
sunburst orange. Sizes l to 3.
4 Cotton Seersucker Sun Suits in
wine. Sizes / and 2. Were $l15.
Now -----------so SOC
10 Cotton Seersucker Jackets in
wine. Sizes / and 2. Were $1.15.
Now - 85c
4 Red and Blue Sun Suits and
Dress Combinations in sizes 2 and
3. Were s1.95. Now ~ $l.4s
IA Sun Suits in red or blue cotton
seersucker. Sizes ! and 2. Were
Printed Red or Blue Cotton Seer
sucker Sun Suits with Bonnet.
Size /. Were s1.15' Now - sSc
2s Sheer Cotton Dresses in pink,
blue or white. Sizes / to 3. Were
41 Sheer Cotton Dresses in pink,
blue, white. Sizes to ). Were
s2.95. Now ------ $1.95
pairs Mrs. Days Leather Oxfords
in white. Size l. Were $3.50.
Now Sis
1 pair Mrs. Days White Leather
Sandals. Size IN. Was So. Now,
$2.25
l White French Poodle of cotton;
slightly soiled. Was $3.S5. Now
$2.95
INFANTS FURNISHINGS,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Sports Dresses, sIO'''
Were SI3.95 to SI9.95

rs of rayon crepe and cotton. Beige,
blue, yellow, pink including plaids, stripes
and prints and plain colors. Sizes IL to 38.
IA Costume Suits of ayon-and-cotton
and rayon dresses with 1000 wool jackets.
Blue, brown, yellow and pink. Sizes II
to 20. Were $35 and more. Now SIS
IS Dresses in one and two-piece styles of
rayon in prints and plain colors including
blue, luggage. white, yellow and green.
Sizes IL to A. Were $1495. Now s11.25
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Women's Formal
Fashions Reduced

Included are printed spun rayons, printed
rayon crepes and bembergs, printed cot
ton organdy and plain rayon marquisettes
with fine white lingerie trims or embroi-
dered white dots. Navy, black, aqua blue
and colorful prints. Sizes Is to AZ, 14la,
1872 to 2412.
Is Were S1695 and more. Now S7.95
Were $2295 and more Now sl2.50
4 Were s2975 and more. Now SASS
6 Were S29.75. Now S22
4 Were S3975. Now $3.50
WoMENs FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Juniors Shoes, '37'
Were IS to $3.50

so pairs dress and sports types in
black or brown suede. A variety
Of styles in low and medium heel
heights. Also included are some
crepe soles. Sizes: AAA-6, 61z,
7, 712, 8, 81a, 9. AA-5, 51z, 6,
612, Z, 712, 81a, 9. As, 51a, 6,
6l2, z, 8, 812. B-5, 512, s, 61a,
7,.712, g..
CHILDREN's AND JUNIORS SHOES,
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Sheer Printed Summer
Cottons, I8' yard

We're regularly in stock at
PC and more
$50 yards in floral and conven-
tional designs on light and dark
backgrounds. Cotton lawns, ba-
tistes and muslins. So to 80 inches
wide.
200 yards Printed Spun r. 1yons
in stripes, checks on dark grounds.
SO inches wide. Less than a price.
Now, yard sSc
200 yards Printed Rayon Crepe in
conventional patterns on navy,
brown, gray. black and dusty rose
backgrounds. a price. Now,
yard ---------------------S0 soc
DRESS FAsRIcs, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Boys and Girls Cotton
Sun Suits, IS
We're fI.I5

~ ere 1l.IS
IS in stripes and prints. Sizes
to 8.
% Boys Shorts of cotton and spun
rayon in stripes, solid colors OF
navy, green. brown and aqua.
Sizes 2 to 4. Were sl.l5. Now,
15c
- Girls White Cotton Lawn Pima
feres. Blue with red trim. Sizes
, to 5. Were s5c. Now - soc
- Boys Cotton Twill Eton Suits
and Two-piece Overall Suits. White
and combinations of yellow with
navy. white with blue. Sizes 3 to
s. Were sass. Now -s s1.s5
20 in 4 group Of Boys Cotton Suits
including sun suits. sailor suits IN
pastels and white. Sizes 2, 4, 5 and
6. Were s1e5. Now --- S1.45
JUVENILE APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Misses Walnut Room
Gowns Reduced

Yellow and Green Rayon Crepe Dinner
Dress; size 18. Was s95 Now $50
l Aqua Rayon Crepe Dinner Dress; size
l8 Was S8975 Now S56
1 Blue and Brown Silk MarquiSette
Covered Formal; size II. Less than y
price. Now s62
! Black and Green Silk Jersey Dinner
Dress: size Is. Was se5. Now $50
1 White Silk Marquisette and Lace Din
ner Dress: size 12 Less than Z price.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s11
| White Silk Chiffon Formal; size "A
Less than p price. Now --sf sf2
l Red and White Rayon Printed Crepe
Formal with fringe trim cape; size 16
Was SIPS. Now - --------------.s s72
l Gold Color Rayon Crepe Dinner Dress
size II. Less than y price Now sa4
l Pink Silk Faille Formal; size Is. Less
Misses WoInut Room Doytime
Dresses Reduced
Included are dresses, some with jackets
and long coats. Rayon crepe, both printed
and plain. Silk satin and silk prints
Black, beige, green and brown. Sizes IL
to 20.
4 were $4s75 and more. Now sS4
3 were s6975 and more Now S39
) Daytime Dresses. Were S6975 and
more. Now S46
2 Daytime Dresses. Were $95. Now s61
2 Long Coat Ensembles. Were s8975.
Now " SCI
? Casual Coats. Were sls5. Now s7I
WALNUT Room, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Women's Daytime
Dresses Reduced

The group includes printed cotton voiles,
imported printed batistes few Tootal
voiles, plain and printed rayon crepes,
printed long coat ensembles of rayon
chiffon and rayon crepe and printed
rayon chiffons in dressy afternoon styles;
some jacket ensembles Black, navy,
white, pastels and many colorful prints
Sizes 161a to 241a and is to "A:
54 Were s1095 and more. Now ---- s7.SS
Is Were S1395 and more. Now s9.95
20 Were $1995 and more. Now S14.95
FL Were $22.95 and more. Now $3.50
"a Were $25 and more. Now----S1S.7s
10 Were $2975 and more. Now S22
So Were $35 and more. Now-------$26
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Juniors Millinery '37'

Vas S.
30 French-style basque berets of fine fur felt
in navy, black, brown, moss green, beige red,
Head sizes 2l12 to 22l2.
20 Juniors Summer Straws in dress and classic styles
Natural navy. black red, dusty and powder
blue Sizes Ala to 22z. Were 81 95 and more.
Now -------. ------ CSC
20 in a Group of Children's Summer Straws and
Fabric Hats. Flower and rayon ribbon trims.
Bretons ponnets and Scotch styles. Red white and
navy. Sizes 1912 to 22la. Were 81 o5 and more
Now 15c and Sl25
CH1IDRyN's AND JUNIORS MILLINERY FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Sports and Casual Goats
and CaPes, '22
Were S29.75 and more

Is including Shagmoors and fine wool
tweeds in oatmeal, blue, rose, gray stripes
and plaids. Sizes IL to is, 20, 1872. 2212.
Three-p piece Suits of fine imported
wool tweed in rose and green checks.
Sizes IA and 1s. Were $115 NowS S67
COATS AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
RuffIed Curtains
Special sl.2' pair

200 pairs of cotton marquisette with narrow
picoted ruffles, cream colored. 2 1-6 yards
long.
100 yards Plain Cotton Gabardine Slip Cover Ma
terials in brown, rust and white subject to slight
imperfections. Special, yard --------------- 6oc
CURTAINS AND DRApER1Es, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Women's and Misses Apparel
EXCEPTIONALLY Low Priced
Furs Reduced

l Black dyed Persian Lamb Coat, size 18.
Was S298. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s219
I Black-dyed Persian Paw Coat, size IA.
Was sl6s. Now - SIPS
l Black Caracul-dyed Kid Coat, size 38.
Was s198. Now ----------- Sl39
l Tipped Raccoon 26-inch Jacket, size IS
Was s198. Now -----------. sl39
/ Tipped Raccoon Coat, size is. Was
1858. Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S195
2 Two-skin Silver Fox scarfs. Were s1e5.
NUN s1oo
2 Silver Fox Hat and Muff Sets. Were
sSSbo. NOW -------------- --------- sES
l Silver Fox Jacket, size is. Was s19s.
1 Blue-dyed Red Fox Jacket, Hat and
Muff Set. Was s13s Now - s95
1 Brown-dyed Squirrel Coat. Size Is. Was
s29s. Now ---- -.-----S2 S220
FUR SALON, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Millinery, 'I's'

We're s2.95 and more
so of rayon fabrics, few woven
with 'Iastex" yarn. Sports types
in light colors. Head sizes 211z
to 2212.
MILLINERY, THIRD FLoos.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Costume JewelrX SIS
Has fI.S5

10 pieces. including -colored
pins; bracelets and necklaces Of
pink simulated pearl in flower de-
sign.
8 Pikaki Shell Necklaces in coral,
blue, aqua and white. Were $3.50.
Now S.
25 pieces Costume Jewelry, includ-
ing necklaces of simulated barooue
pearl, flower design composition in
pastels and bead necklaces. Were
s135. Now CSC
5 Necklaces of multi-colored beads
and composition in pastel flower
designs. Were SIS. Now S3.15
COSTUME JEwELRY, AISLE 5,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
oiIet Soap, 8 cake
Was Sc cake

W0s Sc cake
400 cakes in assorted flower frag-
RANGES and pastel colors.
"a packages English Fern Bath
Cubes. Were $1.35. Now w-- S5c
400 rolls Toilet Tissue in pastel coll
ors. Were 15c. Now 10c
70 Fine Quality Nail Brushes in
pastel colors. Were 85c. Now soc
70 Fine Quality Nail Brushes in
pastel colors. Were 68c. Now 45c
IS Marie Earle Mascara in discon-
tinued style. Were 75c. Now 45c
72 Marie Earle Lipsticks: discon-
tinued style. Were 85c. Now soc
70 Marie Earle Cake Rouge; discon-
tinued style. Were 85c. Now soc
% Boxes Cleansing Tissues: 100
double sheets to the box. Were l8c.
Now - 10c
ToILErKIEs, AISLE l3, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
American HaviIand
China Reduced

Breakfast Plates, 7-inch. Were
$l10. Now ow---.---- 55c
Tea Plates, 6-inch. Were 81.
Now ----------.----.-- soc
Bread butter Plates, s-inch.
Were S5c. Now 4sc
13 Fruit Dishes. Were roc. Now.
35c
= Tea Cups and Saucers. Were
81 so. Now W--- 15e
After dinner Cups and Saucers.
Were sl50. Now -------f f5c
IA Cream Soups and Saucers. Were
$3.50. Now sl.30
Vegetable Dish, 8-inch. Less than
Il price. Now ow-------s s1.60
= Fast-tand Gravy Boats. Were SIS.
Platter, 10-inch. Less than p
price. Now --- SI.se
Platters, l4-inch. Were s6. Now.
So
Dinner Plates. s-inch. Were $50.
Now ----- 60c
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Students Reversible
Topcoats, 'I7''0 Yer. s,

13 wool tweed and shoWer-reSistant cotton
twill combined in very serviceable and
smart coats for campus wear. Regular sizes
"a to 38
l Campus Coat Of wool flannel with bright wool
plaid lining. Warm and smarty styled Size "a
regular. Was $50. Now ------------ SIS
STUDENTS CLOTHING, SECOND FLOOR