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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-24

A. White, breeze beeuline-o womon's dress of
breeze weight royon crepe, banded with eyeet
brodeN. Even the buttons look ioy-cooI. Sizes
l62 to 2412------ Sl6o5
WoMEN's DRESSES THIRD FLOOR
B. Enthusiastically tailored for your coat classic
Jullliord shadow PIoid WOODEN with slot seams and
bell sleeves. Misses and won1ens sizes S29.75
COATS AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
c. White out Of a postry tube-donee froek, angel
sweet enough with or without jacket, to decorate
any Queen of Hearts. Cotton pique, deeply bonded
with dir minded scroey Misses sizes Sl6.95
MISSES FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLOOR.
D. White with dash of red or qreen-u dress Of
cIoQue cotton pique with pIungng neckIine. Misses
sizes Sl4.95
MISSES DRESSES THIRD FLOOR
E. White in gypsy mood, coming to you from CoI-
forno-fuent royon jersey, soshed and turboned
with Romony stripes. Sizes Z to 2O-----S19.95
SPORTSMAN, THIRD Floor.
r. White-distinetive hot of Shontunq- weave Boku
strow-unusuoIIy becoming. Feodsizes Y and
22R $780, Sl275
MILLINERY SALON. THIRD FLOOR.
6. "Lishtheoded" white-"Crss Cross" hat, wover
Of royon ribbon and synthetic strow A host o.
ooors, too Heodsizes Il y to S3e5
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
H. Splash white-oversize leather bog, smooth or
$3.50
HANDBAGS, AISLE 8, FIRST FLOOR
l. White gloves, hand -crocheted, durable cotton
with eossonner deIioocy. New sx-button length,
SI.e5
GLOVES l6 FIRST FLOOR
}. White tokes the oir-Pandoro's sroeefuI al
berto" pump in white crushed STATS
WoMENs SHOES SECOND FLOOR.
K Piono-key white-exotie necklace and bracelet
Each -.SI
COSTUME JEwEIRY, AISLE 7, FIRST FLOOR.
White for your stoekinss-sheerest ylon
Grantees 30 denier version
jane Wondrs 40 dener
HOSIERY AISLE 49, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-24

.ashington's Frosty Favodte "CoIor"
wear it and look cool as crushed ice
feel unruIed lake rejoice the
Of cool charm and the knowledge hot look every
did your Winter blacks Find after
example Of vanilla white your Summer with cooIne
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24
Snakes Aid War

Troops engaged in the African
campaigns are using large quanti-
ties of snake serum and as a result
the Snake park in Port Elizabeth,
South Africa, has been called on to
increase its collection of snake VEN
ON crystals to the maximum. An
appeal has gone out to all snake
catchers in the region to redouble
their efforts. Puff adders and CO
bras are the reptiles most required,
and the prices paid for these range
up to $3.50 each. BY chance this has
been good snake season.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24

Resolved by the City Council Of the
City of WyandOtte that, pursuant To
the provisions If Section =. Act No.
1JJ, Public Acts of 1887. a. amended.
that the State Land Office Board be
and hereby are petiIiUned To convey Uy
quit claim deed To the City of Wyan-
dotte. Uhe following described land in
the City of Wyandotte. which il here
10y declared 10 be necessary for the
public health. necessity and convent
ence of the people of the City Of Wy
andottc. for use for various municipal
purposes. tO-wit: Municipal Service.
Water Supply Station:
a parcyl of land in the north - of
fractional section 20 excepted from
Ford Center subdivision. Libcr -,
Page 10. and described ~ beginning at
the interSs elton of the east line Of the
Eastern Michigan Toledo RH. right Of
way With the south line uf Goddard
-AVcnle ~ of the above plat: thence
caStcrly along south line of Goddard
Avenue 1910 feet: thence >nItherly par
ullcl 10 said east right of way line
2OJ feet to the nortm line of Power
Avenuc. as of the above plat; thence
westerly along said north line 1910
feet to said east right of way line;
thence nOrIherly along said east right
"i way line 2oJ feet tu the point Of
beginning
1t is further ordered that the city
Clerk Ia and hr hereby j. ordered 10
forward ii certified copy of this R,>o-
iUIiun to The STATE Land Office Boa rd
at Lansing 10y registered mail return
receipt requested.
move The adoption of the forrgO-
.n- resolution.
Councilman James IT, Mason.
Supported by Councilman Benin
lca>: COuucilmcn Benin. Sr"lh
Hurkr. Mason. schultz Wagar.
Nays: Nome.
Wyamdott. Mich. Oct. II. 1911
Resolution by Councilman S'hultz
K, solved l.! the City Council of the
CiJy al Wyandnttc that tile bid Of
George +. Gcmthc Motor Sales on
one Mack Type -. triple combine
ZION pumlpr with hn>, body. complete,
accUrdin. to specifications in his bid
of March -. 1871, with & man canopy
type cab, at price of $lO,9SJ.OO,
FOB. Wyandotte, Michigan. bee and
the same il hereby accepted and the
' ny ltTh l. .lfTthiA duluuTlLcu 10
purchase same.
move the adoption of the forego-
ne solution
Councilman Ernest Il. schultz
Supported 10y Councilman Wagar
Yeas: CUuncilmen Benin. BrOhl,
Mason. schultz. Wagar
Nays; Councilman Burke.
Special order
Councilman Wagar requested that
the City Engineer make survey Of
sidewalk crossings at all railroads 10
determine their condition. and report
back To Council and if there is city
responsibility To prepare plans. Speci-
ficatiun> and estimates of cost for re-
pairing and placing sidewalks at rail
road crossings in good condition
Councilman BrOhl requested the
City Engineer To fill in with cinderS
al places where sidewalk construction
has been omitted due 10 abutting pro
pertie> being state owned.
Adjournment.
Motion 10 adjourn at 10:ij pm. by
Councilman Mason. supported by
Councilman Benin.
Yeas COuncilmen Benin. BrOhl,
Burke. Mason, Schultz, Wagar
Nays: None.
LAWRENCE J. IACOURSE.
City Clerk.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24
Observation-Disclosures

Neutrality-suspicious.. made by the
University Of California cyclotron,
has been used in the treatment Of
leukemia, the unconquered disease
in which white blood cells increase
wildly causing death by sheer ane-
mia. Rays hurled by the radio
phosphorus within the body do not
cure leukemia, but afford remark
able relief and improvement TO the
patient who can resume his normal
work and play.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24
Dogs Sense Air-RaidS

In the days when Madrid was be-
coming a rubble heap, afraid
warnings were sounded according
to the dogs. Soon after the begin
ming Of the siege it was discovered
that, a full half-hour before the
farthest outposts had any warning
of an approaching raid, practical
ly every dog in the city howled.
trembled and hid. AS the dogs
were never wrong, the AFRAID
warnings were regularly sounded ac-
cording to their actions This gave
the people an extra half-hour'S lee
way.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24
EayeSdrOpper

An eavesdropper is one who lis
tens secretly to private CONVEX
sation. The ground on which the
water drIp5 from the roof or caves
of a house is called the cavesdrop,
hence a snOoper is one that stands
in that space and hears, through
the window or door, conversation
that is rot meant for him.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24
On the Right Rail

Near Columbus, Ga, several
trucks of the City of Miami. Illinois
Centrars crack streamliner. left the
rails, sliced ties and spikes for
half-mile, crossed l50-foot trestle.
hit curve and safely remounted
the rails.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24
Gunpowder for Skin Trouble

Our grandparents used to battle
with a mixture of gunpowder in wa
ter for skin trouble, apply a hot
baked potato for earache or wear
piece Of nutmeg strung around the
neck TO prevent nosebleed.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24


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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24

nay Obtain TINS parcel Of land for mu-
ul,1pal purposes without any cost To
IN, city ~ Wvdndutte.
The above mentioned Parcel WAS one
requested by the Municipal Service
lng This property.
K. Spectfully submitted,
Frederick J. GARNER
City Attorney.
Referred to Council.
MIR. i.aWrcm,,: LJCour>t. Cit! Clerk
City Hall
N,audu,Ir. Michigan
Dear sir:
am her with returning 10 yOu the
9ut calm deed Ia the City OF Nyan-
u,ttc aI Harry Iiou>r and Ruth Rouse
MS ,I1r. To certain property i'll the
Gig ut WyaAd"ttr.
/ have .Xam.n 1t this deed and
found tn" same 10 br satisfactory and
i will aid H. ia alley developments III
HIS d. rirC.
,,c1fuH submitted
Frederick j. Gartn'r.
City Attorney.
Refereed ID Council.
Honorable Mayor AMI Council
City
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Harry q. 1iid hlih Il. Rou> a. ven
.inr, and Tin. civ of WNandottr. as
,,.ndr,. ami referred To- me. beg to
49,, ar -, follows:
TLiS decd covers 4 . foot strip of
.,d f,, ,i,., ,neniup purpn>r>. hr-
,,v..u .prh aud 1I>t Streets from
.,y,rL >Ir,,a +, Antoine Street.
,.,.ti.,,nd this transaction with
Mr. i:5,>r ~ mo- rxprnS, To- the CiaN
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.,pt fi.G j, correct.
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civ Engineer.
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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24

Received and PLACED an file
City Of WyandOtte
ai1l Biddlr Street
WyandOtte Michigan
Attention Mr. l.. j. I.aCOurSc. City
Clerk
Gentlemen
This will acknowledge receipt Of
uOur letter of October 18th. addrt >Se,l
- Mr. Smith. relative tn the hauling
+ cinderS over streets in ynur City
We have been enforcing the state
.aw REGARDING the overlooking of truck
j tn. highways and this applies t.
.Sidd!e Street North Line. Eureka and
II, ~;Id> Gnter our Jurisdiction Tn
"a -tc,',, a uUn,llFr " t.. truckers
ti,;i;. - > avoid :,"iTg given viola
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-24

t'i.4
Frederick J. Gartner.
City Attorney.
john T. McWhirtcr,
City Treasurer.
E"trrrcd 10 Council.
Honorable, Mayor and City Council
|ty of Wyandott-
b,"ir Sir>:
am herewith enclosing Resolution
@" be passed by your body requesting
"c Stale Of Michigan To deed to The
tt ~ Wyaudntt the following de>-
ribbed property. to-wit:
a parcel of land in thr north -
# fractional section 20 excepted from
Ford Center Subdivision. I.iher ~
Page Ia, and described Is b, ginning 1T
me intersection of the east line of the
Eastern Michigan Toledo R.R right Of
AIy with the south line of Godda ri
~ nJlc aS of the above plat: thence
dStprly along the south line IF Cod
'iu1 AveuIc l.n feet: theme >uuthCr
y parallel to said East right of way
go - f., tO unrJu line IF Power
Nvenu" rs Of the above plat: thence
westerly along said north line 1@O feet
said east right ~ way line: thence
;o~tlerly along said east right Of way
me .tG fNt 80 point Of beginning.
%aich was requested by The Municipal
service Commission Cor future wat:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
7 Strip and Rob
Tdxitdb Driver
cosylsAt ~ osrot TIms,. An rlaht. r,.sr,,t

Mrs. Lester Whalen Of 1929
Goddard avenue, received the sur
prise of her life early today when
she answered the doOrbell and
found a nude man standing on her
porch, a gag in his mouth and his
hands bound behind him.
In answer to her screams, her
husband and a male guest attacked
the apparition and sat on him until
police arrived.
The nudist identified himself as
Anthony Cruise, u. of 124l How
ard street, a cab driver. lie told
police two men hired his cab and
al Goddard and Emery streets
they slugged him removed his
clothing and gagged him. and
threw him into a vacant lot They
escaped with the cab and S2l
Police said the description Of
the two men correSponded with
that given 20 them yesterday by
another cab driver. Herman Lader,
%, of 1920 La Sale boulevard.
robbed of his cab and SIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

6 900 Boy Scouts on HousetoHouse Drive Report
Pots and Pans Clues in Plenty

Six thousand Boy Scouts MAX
ing house-to-house collection Of
discarded aluminium pots, pans,
and other household utensils TO
increase the nations supply of
the vital defense metal. reported
today that business is rushing.
Scout Executive Director Amos
Shields. receiving reports from the
byS. reported that huge amounts
of the metal were being collected.
lie said the only complaint was
that many householders are not
prepared for the visit of the boys
and are slow in answering door
bells and collecting their contri-
buttons.
The canvass OF Crosse Pointe
went off smoothly and was COM
pleted by 1890 a. m Largest do
nation 10 date was picked up al
ST Celia Parish Hall. over 1000
items were collected there.
The city's scrap metal dealers
have promised 20 help the drive
by presenting 1000 pounds of
aluminium 10 Mayor Jehries al
the city hall today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Foil
Air Raid

MOSCOW, July 25.-Annihila-
ton Of another German infantry
division al the front and complete
rout Of raiders in n new Nazi night
air raid on Moscow were officially
announced by Soviet authorities
today.
The high commands early morn
ing war communique said that the
9TH German Infantry Division,
which had only recently arrived at
the front. had been entirely
wiped out in the SmolenSk area.
where the Nazis are staging an
offensive against Moscow
a later war bulletin. issued al
noon. said that intense fighting
continued throughout the night
at the PetrozavodSk. Porkhov
PolotSk-Nevel Smol ensk and
Zhitomir sectors and that the Red
air force inflicted continued blows
on German mechanical units and
airdromes
An official announcement stated
that only one German plane sue
ceeded in reaching Moscow-and
that Il was shot down after drop
ping bombs lat random"
The high command communicate
said stubborn fighting" continued
on the Porkhov front, where the
Germans are attempting to drive
on Leningrad. the SmolenSk area
opposite Moscow. and the Zhitomrr
sector. on the Ukrainian battle
ground, where the German drive
against Kiev is meeting fierce OPP
position.
I'm other directions" the COM
munique added. mo great battles
were reported.
During the day our air force
cooperating with army land
forces carried out attacks on
enemy infantry and mechanical
units and airdromes.
THE air force annihilated on
the ground and in air combats
SO German planes and lost 10
planes during July %.
Five raiders were shot down
over Moscow on the night Of
July 1924"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
City TO Swe|ter
Over Weekend

The thermometer will touch %
degrees again today and humidity
readings will remain high. the
weather bureau forecast today.
The same forecast holds true for
tomorrow and no relief is in sight.
The thermometer started to rise
from the days low of u degrees
az s a. IN. and had reached 81 by
10 a. m
DetrolterS who had left for the
north TO escape from the heat were
outwitted. Traverse City. for in
stance, had a temperature reading
of 10l yesterday. and il was 90 as
far north as Sault Ste. Marie.
The bureau reported tempera-
lures over leo degrees in Huron,
$. d. which led the country with
a steaming 103; Minneapolis. 104;
st. Louis. l02, and Kansas City,
l02.
The best spot for the day was
a shady porch in Calgary where
an even so degrees was registered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Two Destfoyers
Launched byU.S.
International News Service Wire

KEARNY, n. j.. July 25.-The
capacity of American industry TO
produce at record-breaking speed
under emergency conditions was
at kearny today when
two destroyers, which were on the
drafting board less than a year
ago. were launched.
The vessels, the l.. S. s. Bristol
and the u. S. s. Ellyson, slid
down the ways of the Federal
Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Com
.pany here Just seven and a half
months after keel layings.
The previous record was made
by Federal in construction Of the
~. S. S. Edison launched eight
and one-half months after keel
LAYING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Funds for City Plan
Council Votes $40,I43 TO Start 3-Yeor Program,
Providing for Deroifs Systematic Expansion

few hundred years. will be pre-
pared under the direction OF the
city planning commission, but the
actual work will be done by a
group OF specialists headed by q
city planning analyst
The planning expert will receive
a salary of between 5000 and
IS. 720 a year and will be assisted
by an associate city planning ana
lyst al $500, two assistant city
planning analysts al So 300 Ia 3y-
$50. four junior Cit yplanning ana
LISTS at 81 500 10 $1,000 and seven
lesser clerk.
In addition the experts VIII seek
advice from an outside consulting
service at a cost Of 5000 4 year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

Common Council today APP
proved the development of the
much discussed master plan of
the city of Detroit, a $40, l43 pro-
gram which will require three
years to- complete.
In approving the development
of the plan the council appropri-
ated S4O.143 10 carry on the work
during the present fiscal year and
promised that $4,000 will be set
aside each year for the next two
years 10 complete the program,
The master plan. which sup
posedly will set forth the rules
and regulations under which De-
troit will expand during the next
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

The collection by the Scouts
was started at the request of vii.
liam S. Knudsen, OPM director.
The youngsters call this their
ABCD drive. All-Bltz for Coun-
tryS Defense.
BuClcS sounded al s a. m
from the head Of 5000 streets as
the march started.
And the cityS sidewalks are
teeming today with some of the
oldest equippages the city has
ever seen. II need never be said
that Boy Scouts are not ingeni-
Gus. They have pressed every
thing with wheels into service.
They're using their trek-cartS
their old coaster wagons. cast-ofi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

The first motor to be inspected
in the test houses adjoining the
new Ford Motor Company air
plane engine plant was started
today by Edsel Ford, president
of the company. The houses will
be used to test the 5000 Pratt
and Whitney engines 10 be built
by the company. The motor now
being inspected was furnished ia
the company by the Pratt and
Whitney company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Made
.oGGrand jury
Witness

Unable TO learn even the cause
of his mysterious death AT pre-
liminary autopsy pathologists to-
day rushed laboratory tests eX-
pected 10 reveal whether Charles
w. Slamer, resigned Dearborn
police Inspector and grand jury
witness, died of poison-either self
administered or given him by an
avenglng murderer.
Although such tests usually take
FIVE days, Harper Hospital pathol-
ogist Pliny Morse said he probably
VIII be able TO learn within eight
hours whether there was poison
III StanUTs stomach.
Slamer- who Two weeks ago
testified as 10 graft and collision
between certain Dearborn police
and the underworld, was found
dead IN his car In a clearing off a
Lovers Lane in thlckly wooded
section near King and Allen roads
'on the outskirts of Trenton.
The investigation was intensi-
fed by a revelation that Slamcr
had recently received threats.
NO DEATH CLUES
But no clues 10 indicate the
manner in which Slamer met
death were found near his body
and an autopsy performed late
last night produced only negative
results. IL showed he was not shot
nor stabbed and that his heart
was normal for his age. Investi-
gators hope that the patholo-
gists laboratory viii show
whether he was poisoned.
Slamer left his Dearborn home
Monday morning TO seek work at
a brewery.
Grand jury Investigators work
.np under Judge Homer Ferguson
and William u. Brusstar. special
prosecutor; Detroit and state
detectives. deputy sheriffs and
prosecutors investigators were