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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-11

Red network. WLW zoo WV
$50, WHAM 100, WMAQ go. Blue
network. WXYZ 1870. WLW 700.
WGN 720.
Columbia Broadeasting Company
-WJR 700. WBBM 7S0, WCKY
1880, WFBM 196, VICAR 1880,
WBNS 1860. WOOD 1910; Blue
network. WOWO 1890.
Mutual Broadeastine Company
network. WLW zoo, CKLW 500.
Red Network WLW 1905 Blue
WJBK 720.
Tonight
NBC-t.3d-Emma Otero, soprano;
S:00-Johnny Presents:
S:30-Treasure Chest;
9:00-Battle of the Sexes;
10:30-Tommy Dorsey.
CBS-7:15-Glenn Miller;
1870 American Melody Hour;
S:30-Zero Mostel on Hobby
Lobby;
9:30-Cheers From the Camps
Mary Small
BLU-7:15-Mr. Keen:
S.S0-Sing For Dough
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Misses and Women's
Goats Reduced

Coats Of Forsmann and Juiard fabrics in beige rose,
brown blue and Sizes IL to Is and 36 Were s5
Now S3725
Untrimmed Winter Dress Coats in black and brown Sizes
IL, 16, 44l2 and 46a. Were $5975. SA75
Coats including designed by Molyneaux. Black blue
and wine, sizes TO- IL and 49, Were s55 and s6975.
SAL Is
Following coats plus l0eo tax
Scotch Tweed Coat colared with buedyed white fox;
size 3S Was SITS. Now------ S9375
imported tweed in mixtures and paids Of brown,
plum, fitted and box styles. Large collars
OF white fox sheared beaver and timber
wolf Sizes a. 18, SO, 40. Were $3.50. w----SS250
Goats In plaid and plain mixtures with Persian lamb
collars and wolf tuxedo; gray tan and blue Sizes a. 6
40. Were 500 and $l25. S66
Box Coats white plaid with backdyed red
fox collar shaggy wool with muskat tuxedo Sizes
Il And a. Were s85 and sse75 Now $5975
All properly labeled for fiber content
COATS SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Junior Misses Sweaters, '2's'
We're S3.95 and more

~ ere 1870 ana WOIS
40 pulover and cardigan styles in fitted waist length
and long torso length with long or short sleeves.
variety of warm, colorful weaveS including nuooy
knits argyle plaids and angora WeaveS tEach
sweater is properly labeled to fabric. Red yel-
low blue, green, white, rose, pink, natural, ivory
and brown. Sizes II to II.
IS Street and Afternoon Dresses OF rayon crepe.
rayon taffeta, rayon gabardine, spun rayon cotton
corduroy and 1000 wool Beige black green, olue'
natural and toast in sizes to 10.
20 STYLES were s7e5 and Now-----------S4s'
STYLES and Now w-----------$895
2 Cotton Evening waist and torso lengths
Cevery trimmed with gold leather monogras sequns ana
metal naheads Gold aqua white and black Sizes 81 TO 80
Is styies xere IS e5 Now -- 1895
10 styles. $685. Now
30 Three tone Skirts and Blouse Outfits -length
sleeves to the bouses and skirts in drndl style Maize
red green blue pink Sizes II to 15 Blouses
were $685. Now $685. Skirts, were $685. Now 1895
20 Cotton Corduroy Vests in buttonfont style Reo yeo"
graer i, sizes II to Is Were s3 a5 So 95
20 Wool Scarfs style Wine blue and maize
Were 81. Now ------- ''c
pieces Novelty Jewey including Lncite lapel fragrant
pine cone lapel pins and ceramic novelty figures Were ST.
Now 75c (pus 1870 tax
Is Rayon Crepe Shirts neatly tailored Tor wear
with suits Red blue god in sizes II to Is Were s59o
Nov, --- $3.50
1907 Wool Jersey MILDLY Blouses torso length Red, green
maize, 80 to SO Were $685. Now-- s2.95
Is Slide fastened Cotton Corduroy Pocketbooks RED or
yellow Were 81 2.95. slS5
IL Cotton Corduroy to match the above handbags
Red green and yellow. Were $2.95. NoW- $l.S5
% 1000 Wool Sports Jackets in convertible collar or boy
STYLES Solid coors or pads blue green rust and black
Sizes II to 15
IL styles Less than u price. Hes
10 styles, were $l2 95
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL. FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Dinette Sets, '297' we,> stt51

sets consisting table four side chairs with
simulated leather Seats mahogany finish on glmwooo
Small Living Chairs with striped cotton homespun
covers uere $40 rs Now $2475
Wing Chair. Chippendae design brown cotton tapestry
cover with embroidered design seat and back Was 1880
e'o'"
Frutwood beige cotton damask brass
naihead trim. Was s34.50. Now 1878
Kidney shaped Table with fooled leather top
hogany with Was s65 Now ----,- $3.50
Tufted back Lounge Chair cotton tapestry cover
with base fringe; sprngdown seat cushion. Was s6875
Now s4'oo
Button Lounge Chair cotton tapestry side is
cut Hair-ed spring down se2t cushion. Was s845O
Now Observation-Disclosures ---- s4|oo
1 Sewing Cabinet Of mahogany and gumwood with ft-d
and two drawers. Was $l9.75. Now .--------- Sl4'o
Chair with solid Philippine mahogany frame
tan cotton pin striped Was $3475 Now $3.50
Chair in Chippendae design terra Gotta tap
estry cover floral design. Solid Philippine mahogany
,rams Was sal75 Now --- $2250
LIVING AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE. SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Bedroom Furniture Reduced

Mirrors of mahogany veneer hardwood IN
Colonial design Were rs Now S1975
Lounge loose reversible seat cushion green
figured andcotton upholstery Was S3975 Now $3.50
Button with loose reversible seat cush
ION figured blue rayon moe Was S2250 Now Sl4'S
Boudoir reversible cushion cotton Clio
Sheen Was s2750. Sl8.'5
Boudor Chair button back and seat upholstered in quilted
hue ravon Was s41 Now $3.50
Spring, double size; blue cotton ticking Was s2975
M, Sl675
Chair button back and seat upholstered in egg
shell cotton Go-Sheen. Was S875 Now S1275
Boudoir Chair and Ottoman, button back and seat Blue
cotton S2575 Now 1873
Slipper Chair; button back figured rayon cover Was
Sl675. Now slo
B0udoir Chair style with reversible cushon VINE
colored rayon. Was s2475 Now $lSoe
Box Spring double ticking Was s32 SO
Now ------- sI9.75
BEDROOM FURNITURE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Handmade Decorative
Linens at Savings of
Of 10 and More

All are subject to slight imperfections.
,,17-piece Green Linen Luncheon Sets.
Now. set S1O95
l, 5-piece Green Linen Bridge Set.
Now set SASS
3. 54x54 White Linen Embroidered
Luncheon Cloths. Now, each $3.50
1. 72xl0s White Linen Cutwork and
Embroidery Banquet Cloth. Now s47.5o
1, 72x10s White Linen Cutwork. Filet
and Embroidery Banquet Cloth. Now
$3.50
l, 13-piece Ecru Linen Hand -embroi-
dered Banquet Set. 72x108 cloth, twelve
22x22 napkins. -$47.50
"a. 6x12 White Linen Mosaic Embroi-
dered Tray Doilies. Now, each 500
800 6-inch-round Handmade Cotton
Milan Lace Sherbet and Finger Bowl
Doilies. Now, each ESQ
LINENS, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Framed Copies Of
"OId Masters"
Pictures, Half Price
now, sl'75 We,e $3.50

1s pictures Of several famous subjects.
l Interior Scene, original oil paint
ing. framed In metal leaf. Was s75.
Now S32.50
2 Beautiful Plate Glass Mirrors,
framed in handsome metal leaf.
Were S25. $3.50
/ 28-inch Round Venetian Plate Glass
Mirror. Was s12. Now So
Unframed Original Water Colors-
Were $40.
Original Floral Spray Water Color.
framed in ivory-colored frame. Was
500. Now
l Framed Modern Flower Print. Was
1 Original Oil Painting, framed in
FURNISHED gilt. Was $40 Now IS
l "Old French" Flower Print, framed
in antiqued frame. Was $40. Now IS
Print of Monticello. Was $40.
Now $40
. Large Landscapes, processed oil.
Were S12 Now So
2 Framed Flower and Landscape
Prints. Were $3.50 Now 1913
French Character Study Prints,
framed. Were $3.50. Now 1913
/ Nursery Print, framed. Was $3.50.
Now Sl.1o
. Silk Cherry Blossom Prints. Were
$3.50. Now -$2.25
l Oval Flower Spray IN processed oil.
framed. Was $3.50. Now -S2.z5
S Assorted Framed Landscapes. Were
Air-brush Figures, framed IN pas
tells. Were So. Now I.5o
4 American Artists Original Etchingx,
in black and white. Were less than
a price. Now 2
! Botany Print. in ivory-colored
shadow box frame. Was So. Now,
sl.75
p,crrpre .~r MruporS EryTu rT o0n
Evening star., 1942-03-05

Close OF ShadoWtOne ware, vogue COraI ana
Vogue Blue" patterns.
so piece for eight Were s5ol5 Now
$3.50
30 Dinner Plates. Were Sl.60 Now-------- Soc
so Luncheon Plates Were $l.35. Now-----------75 75c
20 Tea Plates. Were $1.15 Now w----------------6o Soc
40 Bread and Butter Plates. Were Csc Now ---4oc
20 Soup Plates. Were $l.15 Now
20 Fruits. Were Csc. Now
20 Tea Cups and Saucers Were ST. Now
30 After-dinner Cups Saucers. Were s20 Now '5c
"a Cream Saucers Less than "a price Now 81
4 Salad Bowls Were s215.
Chop Plates Were $40. Now
4 Fast-stand Gravy Boats Were s375. Now---$L1o
11-inch Piatters Were sl95 Now--------------S 81
Is-inch Patters. Were $3.50 Now--------------Sl5o
Coffee Pots Were $500 Now--------------- -
l Sugar Was s225. Now 81
l Creamer. Was 81 As. Now Soc
IS Luncheon Plates; Penelope Rose" pattern Were ST.
QUO
40 Tea Plates. Were 90c. Now
Soup Plates. Were 90c. Now-------
Fruits. Were SOC. Now
rs Tea Cups and Saucers. Were $l25. Now-------75c
Fast-stand Gravy Boats. Were s275 Now-------Sl5o
11-inch Platters- Were Sl50. 75c
13-inch Platters. Were 81 Now----------S 81
3 Coffee Were $425. Now
CHINA, FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Lamps and Shades
Greatly Reduced

Indirect Bridge Lamp, Sway bulb,
gold color finish, gold color brocaded
silk shade Was $25. Now-----S $3.50
. Ivory Color Pottery Lamps with
ivory color parchment paper shades.
Were $295.
/ Dusty Pink Pottery Lamp, dark wood
base; cream colored rayon fabric shade.
Was $3.50. Now
1 Imported Crystal Glass Lamp with
blight fixture. Was $3.50 Now s10.95
3 16-inch Pastel Shades, flower deco
rated. Were $3.50 Now --9 $50
10 l3-inch and 14-inch Paper Shades,
pastel decorations. Were s125. Now
$50
8 12-inch Drum shaped Shades of
pastel scored paper Were 81. Now Soc
Also other lamps and shades greatly
reduced.
LAMPS AND SHADES. ssvEsTH YLooa-
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Art NeedIework
Reduced

All Wool Cardigans with attached
hoods. Size Is in tan only. Were
s795. Now $3.50
6 All-Wool Sweaters with short sleeves.
Size IA in tan and blue. Were IS
cdCI. 1NOW 3osoV
6 All Wool Afghans In shades Of brown
and orange, lavender and green. Size
38x58. Were SASS Now $3.50
6 All Wool Baby Asghans in soft pink
shade. Size 27x34. Were $7.95.
Now $3.50
2 Beds Rests of hammered satin. Both
slightly soiled, in eggshell and gold
color Were $3.50. Now
ART NEEDLEwoRK, SEvENrH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Junior Misses
Dress Shoes, s3's'
We're $3.50 and S6.75

80 pairs Of black. blue and brown
gabardine, calfskin and patent
leather in a variety Of styles; low
and medium heels Sizes AAA to
8; IA 51a to 8; A s, 513, s, 7, ia, 8,
81; B to 5la and 617 to 8.
20 pairs Growing Girls Shoes, in
cluding dressy styles in black patent
and blue calfskin, and tan elkskin
mocassins; some tan and white. Sizes
in the group. 312 to 8. Were S3.95
and more. Now, pair ir-----S2.95
CHILDREN's AND JUNIORS SHOES,
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
ToddIers' Cotton
Dresses, sl'4S Were s1.9s

Is adorable frocks in pink and blue,
sizes l and 2.
Cotton Dresses in blue, size /. Were
SI65. Now CSC
Baby Boy Dresses of blue cotton
broadcloth, size months. Were $1.l5.
Now S5c
White Silk Velvet Bibs, handmade.
INFANTS FuRN1sarNcs, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Juveniles Party
Dresses, sI.4'
We're SI.95 and more

IS pretty frocks Of rayon and cotton;
dimity, taffeta, velveteen in pink, blue
and wine, sizes to years.
Is Cotton Corduroy Jumpers in blue
and green, sizes to 6 years. Now
less than half price
Is Cotton Wash Suits In blue and
brown, sizes 2, 8, and years. Were
$195 and more. Now S.45
JUVENILES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
ChiIdren's AnkIets, 5 pairs, 81
Were 29c pair
$50 pairs, cotton isles and terry cloth.
Stripes, floral cuffs, solid colors in the
group; including high shades, pastels,
brown and navy. Sizes to 101a.
CHnDREN's HOSIERY, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
CRYSTAL Glass StemIine
Reduced for Clearance

81 Pieces DeMoleynes Pattern Crystal
Glass Stemline Goblets, Sherbets and
Beverage Glasses; rock crystal cutting.
Less than u price, Now So
1s9 Pieces Pattern No. 9S3 Crystal
Glass Stemline Goblets, Sherbets and
3 Styles Beverage Glasses; cut design.
Were $3.50. Now l.25
22 Crystal Glass Finger Bowls; pat
tern No. 983, cut design. Were 81.
II Crystal Glass 6-inch Plates; pattern
No. 9s3, cut design. Were Sits. Now
S1.z5
GLASSWARE, TUIH Floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Women's Walnut Room
Dresses Reduced

Smart afternoon dresses and costume suits IN soft
rayon crepes and wool WeaveS Dresses with Halter.
ing lines beautiful details and trims in variety OF
coors and styles. Sizes available are 49, 20, SO, 49,
a., 4412.
Printed Silk Crepe Afternoon Dresses Black background
c,xes "a and 4o Were $50 rs owS2 S2A
l Black White Printed Rayen Crepe Dress Size TO-
Was $5e.75 HH1
Toast-coored Rayon Afternoon Dress Size %0 Was
Rayon Crepe Jacket Froeks with lovely lingerie TRIM Navy
or black in sizes 20, SO, A. Were $6s75. Now$34
Black Rayon Afternoon Dress with colorful lame
bodice. 40. Was s6975 $4S
Dresses with fringe trim
the other with contrasting silk jersey trim. Size 49, Were
S75 Now Soz
Costume Suit with peced Persian trim Size
AA1 Was $50 e75 Now -- $50
Rayon Crepe Dress with simulated pearl bead vestee
sos. Now $6Z
Crepe Afternoon Dresses in green pl black rayon
crepe Sizes 20 and 38 Were $8975 $62
Wine Costume Suit The dress of $50 WOOL 1870 rabbits
hair the jacket of brown Guanaco fur Size IT, was 4a
Now - ----------------3s 3ss (plus 1870 taxi
WALNUT ROOM THIRD FLoo1
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Sports Dresses, >6'9'

We're sIO95 and more
IS dresses of and rayon leach properly labeled
navy, black, rust, beige and blue, sizes 10 to 2O
2s Rayon Sports Dresses in beige wine luggage
green and black sizes All properly labeled to
fabric content Were s2295 and s25. SIT
IL Knit and Suits twopece all properly labeled for
fabric content and beige sizes II to 49, Were
eoo7s NOW SEAS
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Teen-Asers' Wool
Cardigan Sweaters
90 We're s225

80 sweaters in rose. blue, yellow and
beige, sizes 10 TO 16.
10 'Teen-agers' Snow Suits OF wealth
er-resistant cotton in green, blue and
red, sizes 10 to IA. Were $i3.95.
NOW Si.S5
20 Girls Cotton Corduroy Jackets, In
navy. red, blue and rust, sizes TO
IA. Were S5.95. $2.95
GIRLS SPORTSMAN, FOURTH FLooR.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Brassiere-toP Chemises
9Oe We're $50

IL rayon knitted chemises with wide
leg; white and blush, size "a.
Pantie Girdles Of cotton lace and
rayon woven with Lastex yarn; cameo
pink. size L. Were s3.95. Now Sass
s Girdles Of cotton lace and rayon
woven with Lastex yarn; white, sizes
4 and 8. We're s225. Now S1.35
S Girdles of cotton lace and rayon
woven with Lastex yarn; tearose and
white, sizes and Z in the group.
Were S295.
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Pandora and Matrix Shoes
s4'oo Were 1925 and more

400 pairs of women's beautiful shoes OF suede gab-
ardine and calfskn combnations black, wine red
brown and plum m-color. Sizes in the group to 3;
widths, AAAA to
40 pairs Women's Evening Shoes Of black and white rayon
satin; broken sizes g. widths AAAA to B. Less than
half price sl.so
50 pairs Pandora Evening Shoes Of satin
cafskin and gabardne broken sizes to g. widths AAAA
n Were s13 75 and more Now 81 IS
WoMENs SHOES, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Girls Cotton Dresses
SI.45 We're SI.9S

so dresses Of pretty light and dark
cotton school prints. sizes to a.
IS Girls Frocks Of pretty cotton per-
Gale in practical brown. blue, and
wine. Sizes Z to IA. Were S295.
Now $l.95
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Mems Felt Hats, So
Furs Greatly Reduced

/ American Oposum Coat size ls Was s265 Now---s165
American OpOssum Coat, size l8. Was s195. Now Sl10
Processed Lamb Coats sizes IA and H. Were
Now Sl65
! Black CaracuI-dyed Kidskin Fitted Coat, size 18. Was
$50 Now S95
Caracul-dyed Lamb Coats sizes is and 49,
Were $3.50 Now S105
1 Brown-dyed Coat. Was 1925. Now,
s159.50
Dyed Muskrat Goats is and 49, Were 1925. Now
sl5s.50
Dyed Muskrat Coat size 16 Was sl95 s135
Finger pength Dyed Muskrat Jacket size H. Was sl95
Silver Coat size 18. Was s598. Now--------$ 1889
South American Skunk Jacket size 18 Was
$3.50 Now $l25
Brown-dyed Caracu Lamb Jacket, size IA. Was SITS.
Now $S5
Caraeu-dyed Kidskin 3pece Jacket Set hat muf
and Jacket size 12 Was $50 Now SIS
Brown dyed Caracu Lamb 3pece Jacket Set jacket hat
muf Was $3.50. Now --S75
1 Natural Blue Jacket, size 16 Was s225 $3.50
2skin Silver Scarfs s195 Now ---------$115
i 2-skn Silver Fox Scarf Was $3.50. $15S
All prices plus 1879
FUR SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Women's Daytime Dresses
Reduced

Softly tailored and dressy afternoon styles Of plain
or printed rayon crepe fabrics Some have jackets
or long coats and colors include blue, black, navy.
red and green. A few wool costume suits tproperly
labeled as to fabric content) are IN this group.
Sizes 16 to A. 1412 and 24l2
rs Dresses Were s1695 $9s5
"a Dresses. Were SIG 95 and more Now--------Sl25O
IL Dresses. Were S19.95 and more. Now---Sl4.So
% Dresses. Were $2295 and more. NoW-slo slo.oo
% Dresses. Were S25 and more. NoW------Slo.I
IA Dresses. Were s29 S22
Is Dresses. Were S35 and more. NOW s|o
Ia Dresses. CTS and S2Soo
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Hood and Mitten Sets

~ Less than half price
Is sets Of cotton velveteen in blue
and yellow; small sizes.
IA Junior Misses Turbans of rayon
crepe in black, navy, powder blue,
yellow and rose Were IS. Now S2.95
JUNIORS AND GIRLS MILLINERY,
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-03-05

Ruff|ed Pin-do Marquisette Curtains Special pair
mater IS less than regular
ssvnrHN
Evening star., 1942-03-05
ChiIdren's AnkIets, 5 pairs, 81
Wamsutta SuPercaIe
P1Iowcases
Special, 65s each

800 Of these fine cases at an unusually low
price-at great savings because they are made
from short lengths of Wamsutta Supercale
sheeting. Exactly the same material as the
pillowcases we carry in regular stock at almost
twice this special price. Torn size, 45x38H
inches with plain hens.
BEDwEAR, FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Syracuse China Reduced
for Clearance

Close-out of Shadowtone Ware Vogue Coral and
Vogue Blue" patterns.
So piece Dinner Sets; eight Were s5ol5 Now
Evening star., 1942-12-13

below him, his wings are thrown
backward and partly folded. He
plunpes down in a side-to-side
sweep, breaks the water with his
head and breast and disappears,
all but his wing tips. in a smother OF
spray. He rises after a moment.
shakes the water from his well-oiled
feathers, the fish gripped in one or
both of his fish-trap claws.
Tho bird is easy to identify. 1t
is tho only large bird of prey
with white underparts. This, with
the characteristic crook of the wing.
marks him instantly even at dis
tance.
The fish hawk has many natural
enemies. He can cope with all of
them except ignorant hunters to
whom "hawks is hawks" to be shot
on sight. Wise men protect him. re-
specting his constant devotion to
mate and young and home, and his
friendly acceptance of those who
cherish his usefulness.
ELMER RANSOM
Evening star., 1942-12-13

He guards the barnyard
may be tenanted for more than a
quarter of century.
The fish on which the birds prey
are top-swimmers or shallow-water
fish, rarely of use to man.
PYoeectogD
"A PAIR of fish hawks will drive
away all other large birds of prey,
including the American eagle. but
toward the smaller birds they mani
fest a benign indifference. Wrens
and sparrows and other songsters
often build their nests in the inter-
stices of the fish hawks home and
receive from him protection from
preying birds. The same protection
is given to poultry, and for this rea-
son farmers often place wagon wheels
atop poles for them to nest ON.
Watch the fish hawk as he hovers
over sea or pond or river. He may
be 30 feet or zoo above its surface.
When he spies his prey swimming
Evening star., 1942-12-13
FEATII Err Ed
He's the fish hawk,
friend of man and
Of smaller birds

WHEREVER there Is a tsh
" pond, lake, stream or coast
w line in North America, you
may see the American osprey, or
fish hawk, truly an eye-filling. mag
nifcent bird.
Fish hawks are canny creatures
who quickly come to know their
friends. The two know best dwell
atop a towering dead tree in the mid
die of my cypress pond.
As approach, the lady lifts her
self, stretches her neck and opens
with her musical cackle of alarm.
As soon as she recognizes me she
settles quietly back to her duties.
But let me take a stranger along and
she and her mate circle above the
nest, screaming protest.
When the little ones are very
young they lie still. their long necks
limp, mingled with the debris of the
nest, invisible to the sharpest eye.
They remain motionless until the
parents give their own peculiar
"all clear" Even if you handled
them, the downy fledglings
would remain limp, playing dead
~ an opossum.
Fish hawks mate for life and their
story is one of constant devotion.
They add to their bulky nest each
year, until it sometimes wrecks the
tree on which it stands. They carry
sticks to it as large as a mans wrist
and several feet long. The same nest
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
East Detroit in Feature

East Detroit. fast carving a
niche for itself in the Detroit
Night Hockey League, Viii take
on Dearborn Falcons. another
strong -Scxtel IN toniChtS feature
game on the Mack Park rink. Tho
game is scheduled for 9 p m
Another tilt at 730 pairs Law
renee and Indians
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Lourdes Five Scores
Over ST. Cecilia

Leading most ~ the way
LourdcS basketball team turned
back ST Ccccha last uGnt. 29-2l
u a first division game OF tho
Catholic High School League
Scoring honors went 10 St
Ceccla player George Nay who
tailed II points, Vhl'c Ted Plaza
had II for the Winnors
In thrd division contest s.
Joseph drew away % The SeConc
half 10 beat St Hcdw- -4-lS, L
romaIn NnhoatCn
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

Miami Ia. VINO is - ISliln5 AZ
the city
Thought YOU might he in
tcrcSted in finding out how
skaters from out of town enjoy
the Detroit Kinks. | spent Satur-
day night at the Rouge Park
Roilerdrome and want TO
thank the management for the
way they run their rink. They
certainly have put one over on
the other rinkS around the
country. Not only do they have
"A waltz of their own design, hut
understand the music was
composed by "a member of the
club"
That's quite n pat on tho bacl
for Manager George Brett. hl
lovely wife. Billie, Bill liollemar
the organj,'. and the rest Of tn
gang at Rouge Park.
Leonard Elmcndorf and Mari
Reincr won the waltz contest a
Rouge Park the other night an
the now race winners are NarNll
Grcbcck and Jean Love IN TN
girls division. and Franklin Arne
for the boys. Those races for boy
and girls under ID 60 every sun
dav for eight weeks with a tina
for the championship of the RIM
at the end
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

contests which are held each sun
day night there are on display in
the lobby showcase
Here are some more-numberS
for the Detroit Figure Ci4t7~Fho
Detroit Times carnival, Stars and
Stripes. at Arena Gardens Janu-
ary - and February 3. on the
first night, - per cent of the gross
proceeds viii be turned over To
the Red Cross.
Janey Ycaick IS preparing a
Scottish number with Eileen
Steiclcr, Edna Faulkner, Rose
Martin, Marilyn Hil and Leona
Loycr John ProndorgaNt viii pro-
duco two group numbers with -
in each. besides dnlpg number
with Margaret Williams
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
CIeary Cdgers Easy
For Detroit Tech

YPSILANTI Jan. 15 Pllng
up a 34-point lead AT the half.
Detroit Tech cagors scored an
easy 11-14 victory over Cleary
College last night Joe Slczlnger
led the WV with u points.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
MASKED MARVELs PERFORM

Wells Rink in River Rouge will
be hosts to the Masked MarvelS
on January %. There will he no
extra charge for this performance
at 10 p. m says Lawrence Wells.
Roland Martin of Arena Gar
donS. son Of The manager Fred.
and brother Of Bob left the city
Monday for the marine training
station ON The coast. He's Just Il
After the prize masquerade
which is set for January % al
Varsity Gardens. the next bic
affair will be the second annual
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
LEARN TO SHOOT

Rifle Editor,
Detroit Times
Please enroll nae AS a
participant in the William
Randolph Hearst Citizens
Workmanship competition
In cooperation with Ma
uon3l Defense.
believe in the demo
cratic form of government
and 30 OTHER.
Name ...............,
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/ viii he able 10 take
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during the following hours
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