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Evening star., 1942-06-28


45 ocks in this One and street and after
sheer frocks plenty Of black luggage
Spectator dresses with matching jackets contrasting
Floral and jersey
mesh types butcher" jacketed Sample afternoon
dresses small stokone and piece
sheers mesh and sheer prints Congo cloth
and butcher" checks shantungs
dressy frocks in black Panorama Of
colors; 10 to 2o Fifteen sl6s5 dinner dresssmosy
samples net marqusete few brides
maids included
Evening star., 1942-06-28

| l2-Sl3e5 Sports Suts-S6.48
Patch Jackets peated skirts brown black checks
rose powder pads 7O WOOL 500 others eo' WOOL
| 4oes IA f6, l8.
Evening star., 1942-06-28

MISSES, JUNIORS COATs-Third Floor
Msses S695 Spring Dress Coats-Fted and box models navy
black fabrics: 4o wool 6o% rayon "A to 38AS
Evening star., 1942-06-28

22-ss5 Skpeated types pds and solid color woolen and
natural, lime; IL to l8 S29S
peated Styles
black pink, blue paids II to h $l4S
Woolens
powder pink natural, navy, black, brown; IL to l8s3SS
HANDBAGS-Street Floor
Bags-chan handle and envelope
sioblv 80
Sis Evening Bags-gold exqusitely
and grained calf pouch styles
80 Sio.L rad ton
leather Handbags-underam pouches smooth
N leather
Handbags-back brown leather Styles
le and muticolor raon orocade evening
Evening Handbags-samples and styles
in grained feathers; black blue
Evening rayon satin in black white and rayon
n and dark shades 1919
10o-s5 Daytime Observation-Disclosures slightly
(goa and ale types
pouches nderarm styles Black brown, red
f $3.50
1oo-s, Hardbassowhide capeskn damb in
and colors 81
Evening star., 1942-06-28

35-S5o IS Cotton Seersuoker Suits-S2o8
jackets peased skirts checks Glen paids red blue
brown; IL to is.
Evening star., 1942-06-28

Al Misses Sls95 and S2295 Spring cosuoI coots-S9sa
Refers boxy styles in monotone voons Striped
necked fabrics in blue beige red aqua mixtures II to
Evening star., 1942-06-28
BUDGET SPORTS-Street Floor

l35-S295 to S395 BIouses-Sl48
Tailored sheer
stripes plain coors Red
| blue 80 to 40, 9 to Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06

steugsr Bumper and Manufacturing com
psny employees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Elephant Boy
Visits Schools

Accompanied by his baby ele-
plant. Lady" Sabu. the elephant
boy, star Of the forthcoming movie.
Jungle Book" today is visiting
several Detroit Times home de.
livery branches.
Sabu. arriving with the elephant
from Chicago yesterday morning
made an extensive tour of the city
in behalf of the treasury depart.
Iment's drive for United States de.
Tense stamps sales by newspaper
carriers.
Sabu spoke al the Durfee, ST
Cecilia ParoChial. Marshall anc
cleveland schools and at Highland
Park Junior High School; later al
the Crowley. Miner e. Co. depart.
ment store, where hel put the ele.
Iphant through PAGES. and CLOSED
his busy day with the radio tall
on Dick Osgood's Show World
program on Station WXYZ.
Sabu was accompanied by Sc
Ilected newspaper carriers, includ
ling Times carriers Louis Hebert
Is, of 4065 Burlingame avenue. anC
Don Ballbach, IA. of 2S7 PhiliI
avenue. Collectively these two car
IrierS have sold $4,000 United
States defense stamps.
Readers Of The Detroit Time!
are invited 10 place orders for de
Tense stamps with Times home
delivery carriers. Each carrier ha'
badge designating him as an Of
fetal Defense Stamp Agent. tt
date Detroit Times carriers have
sold more than 100000 10-cen
defense stamps.
Tomorrow Sabu will go TO Cleve
land TO continue his campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
He Hates EN-
That's Why EnIistee Goes
Back 10 Smash Japs

Five years Of service in the
marine corps I'M the Far East was
lust enough 10 whet the desire of
Robert Stevens. -. of l6S2S Bran.
ell avenue. for a crack al the JapS
Stevens. who was a marine ser
geant. today joined the air corp;
as an aviation cadet.
1--WE always hated the Japs,"
he said. They're no good. i
used 10 see them around lot
in the Far East. The men and
the officers would get drunk to-
gether and there was no dis
cipline."
While stationed in tho Far East
Stevens married his wife. Flor
ence, who was touring the country
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
buy BOmber-
Couple Guilty in Ad Fraud

John and Alice Cole operators
of a radio store al Si47 Grand
River avenue. today were found
guilty of false advertising by a
jury before Recorders Judge
Arthur f.. Gordon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Religious Instructor III

The Rev. Arthur p. Madgett,
S. j., head of the religion depart
mcnt of the University of Detroit,
will take an indefinite leave Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Defend America.
Buy u Bomber!

IF THE Japs could the Bomber fund mounting, they'd
quit
Thousands of readers of The Detroit Times have made
their contributions to the fund.
SO have tens of thousands of readers Of other Hearst
newspapers throughout the United States.
They well remember Pearl Harbor-and Mainland
Wake Island
Do YOU?
Join this patriotic campaign and Help Defend America
Send your contribution to Buy Bomber" Detroit
Times If it's check make payable The Detroit Times
and mark it Bomber Contribution"
Rally to the TO-DAY. Help present this grand
gift to Uncle Sam.
HELP DEFEND AMERICA-HELP BUY A BOMBER!
Enclosed is my contribution The Detroit Times
readers Buy Bomber" fund
Name
street
Cny
Mail 10 Bomber Fund" Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06

absence because Of i'll health, II
was announced today by Executive
Dean Rev. Albert Fl. Poetker, s. J.
Rev. Edward j. Bracken. S. j., In
structor in religion was named
acting head of the department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06

1851
Club Sssbu
xI5.OO
Oakland County Boat Club GIrIs' Bowling
League
Bess Holiday Edith SslVa
Mildred RofdeVlg Bertha Yuile
Eleanor Allen
$1,000
American Fuel and Ice Company and en-
ployes
$1,000
Members of Bull Cons COMPANY JAW
Local ~, clio
$500
Sonior Girls Scouts Irlop 10
Phyllis Beauchamp Mariyn Guthard
Shirley COchrane Barbara Hale
Frances Curtis Lois Ann Hasseler
Manly Duncan Beverly Holloway
Joan DuroCher Phyllis Hayward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
WaYna n.Garnora

Wayne DeGarmors Ernest Bell
Chas Nibs't Apns rhisr
Mathew Schmidt Va smilv
Chester MaKurek Joe House
Tom Woodson Harold Eberly
J. q. Hankins lanes uar
JoHfph Lyhchoshg Walter Brennecke
Garden LOckhart Er.,L schr,aI,,
Anthony Dessinger - 1ahorsL,'
t,,,.rnn i.,t Thomas NAkelin
t,.ssh pnrtor,h Robert StrosCheF
I.orne Krogman Oscar Madison
Mufnrd penhsrtby Arden Mitchell
walter Przybysz Jr. ,iafcys
Noble FAWk Martin plkoVth
Lucas Hsrmsen Erwin Klessig
Ernest Hoffman Robert Siruihers
VIM Norris Peter SkiTchak
Walter Perkins I'd. Menninger
Chester Smith j Kermit
IGene Baxter Albert PeaIe
wayne Beale Horace BlOuni
Walter Barnett I'd Geo Rnvsn
: danSn fens Alexander Burchart
t,to Slh9rsh Edgar Davis
- l,l"Iu 'tuAh Cashier Dreyfus
Iabn 49,, Ray Fenstermacher
Jesn Vs. RAYMOND Hicks
EstEorirn c., Joseph KOterhA
Hattie Ramhoff am L'salus
Marv Szn,t Anthony Savitskis
Geneyieve Claspel John Sipkovsky
stella CZapSk Jphn SCUM
Martha Grad Nm. Spence
Eva Fawk John SZanye
Mary Sikorsh Henry Thompson
Elva WEIGH David Spence
Rosemary Haas Nike Skrchak
Adeline TopIe Peter Wallace
Barbara PistrO A Vanzo
helen Bernardo j BOrthwick
Sophi Maxen ID Johnston
Julia Stimac "a Cnli,n
iheitnA Lewis r Pobzin
Haven Barrow - nm,
tsn ,n.''n p,,,' Czeeh Sanford Newsoms
Ss0.T5
Employees ~ Madison Electric Conpanv
and friends
~. Bradley Bernard EIson
Margaret Smith Marion Nelson
Lucy InlIdorf Wnifred PanckA
Jach Burdick Harry ZAlesin
Robert Couls Ar ghsu
Gertrude Reed EyOn George
J. y. Marine Cln Thompson
ME- spssk Dorothy Jameson
HuFh Tuiilr Betty Purkett
Frank McClain 4 FodeII
q. J De'nerE lake gtIter
george todsl seymour Abramsohn
AAihur Bsrit Nu Funpsn
fen Iufkin Betty CrAmer
muck Jana . Riddle
Ge" Nr%auEhfon Margaret peter.
tA'"Id blehl EDNA Ablar
HAtrF Mae'arlsne Dan Blackburn
Jones Chester CDlen
Murray HirFt leo StIyermsn
ItNlnI fosen Jerry Spnsnklsr
=, hchwAh Walter Blackburn
,,e'rre bygeT r. W. Vershurs
N cameron Hsrmine MaurfI
Haze ~ Hicks George Kluve
fsHen DAVIS Doris Abramsohn
Leonard Lurie joe SurnA
Robert Sweeney Jack Fairl.v
i.hh'r' Klein Clayton Dstmers
Mayer hchWsriZbsrc Paul Hotter
Hm coleman Mrs Walter Dupre,
=. y FULLERTON Betty Myers
Amy kniel lpuis Kniel Jr
$3.50
webster Elseniohf Inc. employees
so ~
Fin, 40 ? Fisher BODY Bowling L0agis
S47I5
John Gaukis
S15.t2
Employees ~ Bundy Tubing Company
Hrrr svrnue punt
zk6 IS
Patrons and management n Nite.Lite-
cate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06

Here arc tho most recent con
trlhutionS TO the Buy a Bomber
Fund of Detroit Times readers:
Saii.5o
Krolcr Grocery and Baking Company
y a \S'ahI Clarence Tell
- 81 Marry Clements Spencer
3 Kuhn Lawrence DAW
e. j. NrAdaWs Henry Hanson
Ann W0IrJtrslri Paul Davidson
catherine Ishry Frank Dutch
%auts FhHhE George Armstrong
Rose E.IaSlnsk Harry krpgman
Mae tucn Robert Whitaker
- able Miller Joseph HaTtl
Ma EHret Webster Walter LutZ
Ruth Gale John Shut
Marlore shaw Edward Kowalsk
htnf bl'H Max Haas
~ raster Michael Swan
J7ht nH1e Wnifred Patton
I'M, nNia.,N Irene Wodzien
~ 1,,,,..o, Agnes Traynor
g,.,i.. Euit Virginia Hamilton
CD, GaIIscher Irene CeCOt
Job1 EsIiuas Gertrude Rnbsk
E.rl G.utrher Catherine Marek
I r Ford Helen Michalski
Erre.f Russrs Mary JanCLura
Joseph Brl'cher Catherine SZeWCzyk
gilbert porsi Mary Clpriani
Leonard Mason Frances Burnieko
Roy FhoaCs Jula KWilps
Anthony HaWmt CeuA Crycan
HIrHfrl NA'Fs Louise EozioWsN
Mrf.II1 h''Ie Margaret Miner
"u'n ~ Mildred Banks
Jn-'Ph NI'. NIck PouIps
49, Helen EuIa
~. u...,.ay.,i Angelina Wlercioch
49, ,t.teu irene Miller
KIN u,rar Josephine Mstuskie.
t.,.t F.tr. .rt WIcI
= rr.r- I.,ct Nrt. D,ar
Water ktrapur Er,' Eulms
i'f'f |'. sophie IEuskl
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Donations Total
S38,558 in Drive
To Buy Bomber

Here arc tho most recent CON
trlhutionS 10 the Buy a Bomber
Fund of Detroit Times readers:
S9ii.5U
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06

land TO continue his cam
Janet Rodgers Billie NJ
sylvia SAnquist Barbara
Mary RheAums Carolyn
Peggy Truman Sally NJ
Mary Birney Jean Ca
Sheila Edmiston
IS 90
Gibraltar. Mich school chi
$500
NJ Andrew Coorer Chippaw
Victor Ssss Joseph
Borders NJ. FL
Mr. A Mrs Harry Club.
g.. Ellsworth
$500
Robert Broun
one Silver Dollar no l799'
500
Five Detroiters. F. Screvsny.
Florence and Clifford Agnew
DR.. G. r Karr Mr.. and "
Two Dollars-On the Nose
SI.0O
Mr.. and Mrs. John PaWlousk
Mary Simon Edna s.
George and Ella MASSEY
MarCella Dahlka John J.
Employees Of Murray
who have contributed tc
are.
Joe Behnes'A Alex Pr
Bob Dennis Mark T
Ford sharp Frank :
Alton J Meter Frank 7
I'd Dudek Arnold
Harold Deerinr r q. l.
Barney Raniont Alex Bil
Harry Hinzs William
Charles GeVasi John W
Willard ID. Sawyer John =
Joseph A. Simon Orln No
John Kadlzbifsky Arthur
Norbert T simon Leunard
William y Carr Clrord
Jim Powers Vincent
Albert J Stoli Joseph
Eugene RossieWlcZ Kari vi
John Helne Arnold
y. PsiieErno Amsricc
X Hatfield Car n;
". Snow A Wal
Peter Sehu,cmo Syivio
Richard Pouch Charles
Luigi Disint : Roth
Stanley MrocIek John p
Merle Larry Joseph
Donald Cook Frank
John kunath Car =.
Leonard Bernacks Thomas
" GarriCk Elmer :
Cecil g. Cooke Jim ca
Robert Shenk John iE
" James JamIel Pierre T
Lawrence Stimar Robert
p J. Springer James I
Homer Gray Edward
John DzinghWsk Alex Kr
Wilson Gable Frank 4
4 cole Emil HI
= HubeT n. =. 7
Russell Balm Joseph
Merrill Cranneil r Jeze'
Edward Jasinski Frank Z
Daniel Hamilton Richard
Phil Merrill Victor ]
Robert Gleichauf John De
John Greedy Anthony
James Brown Joseph
Frank J Andre Charles
sewski Roman
Tony Odorowski hr0uc,
Max Kortche John NJ
: Mobarak Harold
Martin Pawlah Joseph
Anthony Fenantelle Taul Re
George Cowrsm Earle "
p NJ. Goksy Frank
= Hafchel Walter
Robert W. Tram Cesidio
Bert r Fry Frank
Walter 8 BalAski George
Donald Fionky Herbert
stanley Ppheck Enoch :
Frank Orlowski Pete W.
Charles Pellenz Berrirce
Frank GranbeiSkI Viola &.
Walter Czamota David T
Glenn Frilich Herman
Andy Kowalski \ Rols
Geo WEIGH Fa~E 81
Floyd Abels'rom James
Ivan 2 Orr James :
Walter Harrison n John
X r Trsil T WHIT
Vincent BAr'uSevinis , Haus
Charles Vaughn 7 Wals'
Robert cox s Sent
John Renrsv NJ s y
John A Thomas * 7. :
lohn prefAri Jerry p
Joseph Nahlc ! HAne
Mel krouse NJ Hes'
Harry Burchart r. A r
Chester HotcArT August
STANLEY CUT r - s
Pober' Gundlash s star
John Andrews Theo ".
James PYLE ~ peSo
Frank Wassenaar Tom II
William Chernv Jack 4,
Joe V Scyytko 4 r y
William DickerSon q cast
Nilfred Ye'ter ". I. 2
= Barton ! t'hir
William SiWkA r. Rrur
Clarence Kowalsk Frank !
J 4 NJ Copeland
The money was collected =
Va 'entine NoVinski and Wal
Vgkt
Miscellaneous small amount.
Total today
Previously contributed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24

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Axis Powers Have Long Feared General Often.
 slye in Africa
FULL SCOPE or ATTACK
 IS NOT YET REVEALED
American Desert Tank Crews Fighting Along.
 side British
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CAMP AICN TO
 SPEED UP HERE
Major Candidates to Speak in Waterbury Next
 Week

Candidates and party leaders will campaign here vigorously next week in an effort to arouse interest in the election scheduled for a week from Tuesday. Up to now, the public has shown little interest in the election, partly as result of the fact that there has been little open eampaignr ing by the parties themselves,
 Both Democrats and Republicans will climax their campaigns here with major rallies Friday night, The fbig guns of each state ticket will be on hand, EX-GoY, Raymond E, Baldwin, seeking a second term, will be the principal speaker at 9 rally at Temple hall Coy, Robert A Hurley and the entire Democratic state ticket will make 2 tour Of the city, speaking at 2 series of neigh horhood rallies
 Democrats will start 2 busy week of campaigning when Lieut. -Goy Qdell Shepard comes here to adr dress 2 meeting sponsored by the Mine, Mil & smelter Workers uniop Coy, Hurley will address employes of the 6oQYill Mig co Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
 The Italian American Democratic club will hold a campaign dinner at The Elton Wednesday night. Among The speakers will De NiGhQr las Mona, Candidate for state tgeas- ureri Secretary of state Mrs Chase Gring Woodhousei Mrs Mora Ma haney Harris of New Haven Mayor William A Patten of TarFlnefQn congressional candidate in the nm district and Edward IoneFRan af AaFIloFa along Wllh lhe local ean7
 The night before election, Inc Democrats VIII hold their custom aTy rallies at Brooklyn Washing Ion Hill and the Ahflgadar, Nllh Mayer shelly and tlH local aanulp dates as the sneakeFs
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2 2APPEALS BEFORE
 SUPREME COURT
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24

MISS Creme organized the c. N. Q. movement for Connecticut, includ- ing the work in Waterbury, where she Is already well known. She is Secretary of the Connecticut Coun- eil Of Cathelic Women, Is Vice Pres ideEt of tlas state Group Work Asso- ciation and a leader in other State affairs. Her present office is the Central OfiAae of the State Diocesan Bureau at Hartford. She will take % her duties in Waterbury in about 8 north.
 She grad 6aated with the degree of 8. s. from Teachers College, Boston h l932. Secializing in Education Sae has studied at the New York School Of Social Service where she participated in group work seminars.
 She spent 6 summers as play ground supervisor. She is proficient as a teacllsr of dramatics and danc- Ing. She served as organizer for the UnigeEsity Production Company, 3Eganixing and promoting dTamatics. Her nlotheE is President of the Dane ng Teachsrs Association of Amer kca.
 The Waterbury Y. N. c. 4. has become a full fledged co-education- q organization The group which engaged Miss Greene vas authorized k0 take oyer the West Lobby of the Central B'aEs1ii foE W0szeTs's Work, So that .roung women strangers wossld hase social opportunities in WaEeEbuEsi. ard 10 make Social head quarters Ecr Waterbury young Wo- men.
 Ire last annual report listed 1893 FOung wognen members of the Y. M. .. A They participate irl the alI- n0End pFeTam of the "Y", Gym, BadmtntOa. skiing, Fencing, Ora matEcs, 5 acst.onaI Glasses, Social pEoeERpis Bowling, etc, The enroll Hept of re0uen at tlae V, last year gaS 2e0o1. tn tile activities at the three ErBnches and the Camp,
 The famiisaT 'ged tTiangie' ip fnopt Of f:eniEal Y, hag been ad0rpr e6 B5tb tEC electr.c signs, fsssgerd- e6. ore reads eYogpg Mep' and ne cthe' THolng Wopenv, This 9gp Tae eiaaDReo at tiae Feaaeft of . young @oAap KepgfseAtaklye Qf 9se Ursksd Gfates, Department 0i Lsafog, Nele Nas esssdgiTg condition s Weteg Nwg ip WaF giHe,