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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Women's Hosiery

$50 Silk Chiffon Hose; shaped Leg mock seams. 60,
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300 prs Rayon Hoses rresu shaped leg mock .sams a7s
aoe prs damaged Hose majority rsyon. silk soc
500 prs Cotton Hose; shaped leg, mock seam .. 3es
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Larger Size Summer Dresses
Misses and Women's Suits, Coats


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bsek dyed Persian Lambs IA, Is and 20
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Won1en's Shoes

$50 prs Novelty Ind Arch Shoes; dark eolors 2 40
$40 prs Summer Shoes; white high shades two.tone. 90
4oe prs Play Shoes leather cotton. size.
Zf prs Arch Shoes; white 2ones broken sixe. 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Wash Dresses, Brunch Coats, Uniforms
Bags, NeckDeor, JeueIry

3l4 Handbags; damaged, init. leather, rayon. ::
Z9z pcs. Summer Neekwear; cotton, rayon !,
ESQ pcs. Costume Jewelry; some damaged.
a, =, -. Plus 10
sZ pes Yelling; u to u yards, black, eoIors. I.
2l4 Hsndkerehiefs; lawns, linens, majority white
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Wonen's Lingerie


iss pes w1m.n' k.yoa Undiss seconds. 32s
~ So"pnstions; seconds knit. 79c
,,o I.ps' seeonds rayon satin and cotton
zig Junior Miss Slips seconds rayon satin see
90, Cur. @o.ton raJsmas; seconds ............. Sac
so S1wns rnJama' seconds, women's knit
ranes; clearance, cotton knts with lastex z9s
Women nayon Hnr Slips seconds .69e
- women Neyon 1owns seconds, small
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS
ON MoNTH-END SALES
Misses, Women's Dresses
Prices subj.et Z. ~ Sale. rss

Misses, Women's Dresses
267 Summer Dresses Bemberg rsyons, spun rsyons
100 Summer Dresses novelty jersey
$50 "omen'' Dresses, spun rsyons in hafsres $50
Larger Size Summer Dresses
Ie Summer Dresses printed broken
1873 Larger Size Drsses eepes Bembers rayons
Misses and Women's Suits, Goats
Summer Toppsrs' twiI in white and eoors oo
1876 Summer Toppers and Suits;
spring Coats; ~ooiensnd-rsyons. sports stypss 90
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-03-05

Hundreds of feet of floor space given fine fresh stocks of
foods light airy, delight to any shopper
ieny arranged wide ases merchandise easily accessible
gigantic Food Department Store that you every day
in the week Here under roof we've assembled
ing variety of fine foodse nations best groceries, fine fresh
fruits and vegetables tempting baked goods in endless variety
and top quality dairy products And here under roof you
SAVE ON YOUR ENTIRE FOOD BILL every day in the week.
Come in today see for yourself!
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-05

As war damage insurance be-
came a grim reality in the United
States this week. the United
States Savings and Loan League.
whose member institutions are
financing some 100000 American
homes, sought through its officers
10 get the fullest possible coverage
against war risk among these
savings and loan borrowers.
In a special Management Bull
letin" to 300 savings, building
and loan associations, Morton
BodfiSh, executive vice president Of
the League. said that most man.
ayers and directors of these home
financing institutions would prob
ably "insistently and strongly rec
ommend war damage coverage, "
after full discussion.
Satisfaction was expressed at
the procedure which has been
followed in Washington to date.
Meanwhile Fermor S. Cannon,
indianapolis. president of tn e
league, has advised officials Of the
War Damage Insurance Corpora
tion that the savings. building and
loan associations will undertake
the job of informing all home
owners whose loans are with them
in full detail about the insurance
and that the general tendency of
the institutions would be TO re-
quire or at least strongly recon-
mend II. /I
Recommendations about the
new insurance will be that the as
Sociations seriously consider cover
ing all properties 10 which they
hold title as well as all on which
they hold mortgages.
The range OF bombing planes
today, the fact that nOn-military
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-05
Detroiter Honored

Harry J. Durbin. Detroit builder
who is president OF the National
Home Builders Association, Is
slated TO become vice president oi
the new group.
Hugh Potter, Houston, Tex. pas
president of the National Associa.
lion of Real Estate Boards and
president of the Home Builders
Institute, will head the combined
builders group as president
The new group will be known
IaS the National Association oi
/IIonns builders
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-05
Educational Campaign
Mapped to Sell Land

Plans were underway Saturday
for the formation of a local or
lganization to push the sale of
vacant land in the Detroit area.
At a preliminary meeting last
Thursday in the National Bank
Building, whole-hearted support
was pledged by leading Detroit
land developers for an educational
campaign which would bring 10
the attention of the public the ad-
Ivantages of purchasing land now
at a time when pay envelopes are
fatter.
The campaign would run
through November and tentative
advertising copy stressed the value
of land as a hedge against infla-
ton, the bargains which are avail
able today and the fact that lanc
purchased today can be entirely
paid for by the time general build
ing is again permitted.
A committee was appointed Il
nominate officers for the new or
IganiZation. This committee will
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-05
War Bomb Insurance
Urged by Loan Group

objectives are frequently dam
aged as well as military objec-
tives. the English experience In
which smaller cities have been
severely damaged as well as
large, and the fact that many
inland cities may be as close to
enemy bombing bases, present
and potential rs coastal areas
all make the question rather
complex" said Bodfish.
surely there will be no dis
cussion regarding securing war
damage protection i'm the coastal
areas and i'm all cities where
there are militar- bases, ship
ping activities, war production
plants, or vital transportation
centers."
Members OF the savings and
loan leagues committee on Fidel.
ity Bonds and Insurance have
suggested, Bodfish said, that the
program should be expedited by
the lending institutions Offering tc
advance the money for the pre-
mium and include it in the loar
balance for borrowers who prefer
not to make an immediate remit
tance in full.
Commendation for machinery
worked out for the war insurance
was expressed in Bodfsh's bul
letin.
"It looks to us as II the
Washington people have done a
first class job Of working this
out and keeping IL compare
lively simple and using existing
business organizations and ma
chinery In com pIeting this
important war activity on q self
sustaining basis" he said.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-05
Construction
Gains Reported

Total construction contract
awarded in the Lower Peninsula
in May represented 81 per cent
increase over May, 194l. Miles w
Beatty, district manager Of Dodge
Reports. said Saturday.
This Sizable increase brought
the five-months' total for all types
OF construction TO Sl34, ,305.000.
May contracts amounted tC
S36. .89l 900. more than Sl5,000.00C
ahead OF the same month a year
ago, Beatty revealed. Heavy engi-
neering contracts were valued al
81 7.069, 900. 50 per cent increase
over the figures of May, l94l.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-05
Basis Of Realty Values

Hoyt told his local audience that the appraiser of the
future consider factors lying the very basis
real estate valuethe basic economic background factors
that support cities and them TO grow decline
these to
disOcations caused by the war;" he declared
o plants of
metropolitan
will pull industries DID, obsolete
be abandoned They will be converted peaceme
Likewise old plants the center of the cities will presumably
abandoned
mobile 35000000 will be
be sustained cities that which
~ 10 civilian
I'm this Detroit will
auto factories It's Willow Run plant"
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-05
Plan Meetings
On Rent Control

The subject Of rent control win
be thoroughly aired by local resl-
tors this week.
The Institute Of Real Estate
Management of the National Asso-
citation of Real Estate Boards has
scheduled round table discussion
of this topic for next Tuesday noon
at the Savoyard Club. H. p. Holmes
will lead the discussion, while
Frank T. King, chairman of the
management division of the Detroit
Real Estate Board, will preside.
And on Wednesday noon at the
Savoyard Club, Patrick ". Me-
Namara, area rent director, will
discuss rent control at the meet
ing of the brokers division Of the
Detroit Real Estate Board.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-05

submit its reports at ] p. m.
Thursday at another meeting in
the auditorium of the National
Bank Building.
Members will be named to a
publicity committee. finance COM
Imittee and a subscription COM
mittee. The formal name of the
new organization will also likely
be selected at next Thursdays
meeting.
The idea for the educational
campaign came out of meeting
of the land developers division oi
the Detroit Real Estate Boaro
several weeks ago.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-05
Consolidation
OF Builders
Groups Mapped
Durbin Slated for
High Office in New
National Association

To develop a program through
which private home building may
be kept alive during the war
period and at the same time sup
ply as much war housing as pos
sible, first steps were being taken
Saturday to unite the entire home
building industry OF the nation
into a single organization.
In a joint announcement, execu-
tive officers OF the National Home
Builders Association and the Home
Builders Institute of America, said
that tentative bylaws have been
prepared and that organization
procedure is being worked out for
the proposed great all-industry
group, which is expected 10 work
closely with governmental agencies
in its field.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-05
Insulating Board

For speed in construction. use
multiple purpose insulating build
ing board, say Fir-Tex technicians.
These panels build, insulate and
finish the interior. They take the
place of lath, plaster, calcimine
and wallpaper.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-05
Air Conditioner

Busy women who are doing vol
unteer war work do not have time
TO clean grimy walls and wood
work. New coal flow winter air
conditioners filter the air before
it is circulated into the rooms.
This clean air keeps the house
clean
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-05
War Affects
Realty Values
Chicago Research Authority
Addresses Local Appraisers

RESERVING the value of all real estate depends not
II only winning the but also the in
which effect the transition from Homer
Hoyt director of research for the Chicago Plan Com
mission last week told members of the Detroit Chapter of
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-05
Industry Spokesmen

Home Builders.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-05
Priority Setup
Now Sinnp|ified

The manner OF extending pref
erence ratings by builders Of de-
fense houses has been greatly sim
plified by the War Production
Board. James r. Wilson, regional
priorities manager, announced
Saturday.
Under new regulation, Wilson
explained that il no longer is nec-
eSsary for builder 10 furnish
contractors and suppliers with
copies of his original preference
rating order.
a new form of endorsement
on the purchase order is all that
now Il necessary, although ap-
provaI of any purchase order by
the Federal Housing Authority
still Is required" Wilson said.
The new regulation eliminates
more than so extensions of a pref.
erence Tating order on each build.
ing project. Wilson said details
on the regulation would be re-
leased soon 10 builders and sup
pliers by the defense housing Unit
Of the Detroit regional prioritieS
office.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-05

'Tt IL absolutely essential at
this time that there be an
unquestionably representative
group which can speak for the
industry In conferences with
agencies Of the federal govern
ment," executive officers OF the
two existing builders groups
declared Saturday.
ITO work out, under present
conditions, the procedures, allo-
cations, preference rating sys-
TENS and the like and the build
Ing methods whereby private
industry can produce, as IL
should. practically all the war
housing that will be OF perma-
nent character, will require a
volcing Of the whole national
experience and a pooling Of the
effort Of the industry In every
part Of the country"
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-05

something like billion dollars, which billion
dollars production and As billion dollars
supplying civilian needs" Ioyt said
with possibly 100000
81 100000 industries will
persons looking
victory Is
"An unparalleled economic collapse will result IS 100000
suddenly thrown the labor market
employment private almost unavoidable
that the provide public
effect the transition from without economic
debace"
Hoy professor the University Of Chicago
author OF the book One Hundred Years Land Value
Chicago the authentic
real estate values that out of American
In 1895 he hired by the federal make
of neighbohood trends
probable expansions adopted by division
economics and statistics of the FILA.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-05
Ready Abb for Golfers

Golfers who participated in the Detroit Real Estate
Boards annual outing Orchard Lake Country Club
week, had a ready alibi if their i'm
pressve they might have been. Hardly foursome
escaped the tongue flashing Gin broken Engish) of
outraged greenskeeper for alleged nconsderate
of the turf The greenskeeper, however
keeper, but professional entertainer posted the
by pranksers annoy the golfng realtors More
than 200 realtors turned for the affair." mapped by
entertainment committee headed by Bob Taggart.
The demand by property for damage
insurance Damage
exceeded all expectations agencies according
Alfred Grow, vice president of Homer Warren & Co.
Based the number Of who have applied
damage July the IL
ingy high will
lection" Grow said
This, itself interesting
the American public, least In this section that like
lihOOd of bombing here"
Grow also pointed that the public has been quick
ordinary
losses the damage issued specially
placed through private
only method protecting himself
resulting from enemy including taken by the
military of the United States resisting attack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Film Time Clock

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TO Town" $40. s:ss. $50 D. m. 0s "0''
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
National Opens
New Revue

Spring CARNIVAL" new
all-traveling burlesque production
at the National Theater. is a pa.
rade OF spring charmers lead by
tan and graceful Evelyn Taylor
blond dancer. Other feminine
dancers and speciality entertainers
include Francine Fontaine. Betty
Culton, Marcelita and Olivia. ex.
Otto dancer.
Wacky Jack Diamond carries
the comedy blitz through TO the
burlesque blackout with the aid
OF straightmen Billy Crooks anc
Russell Trent Stanley and Don.
alto are nimble acrobats in a fas,
turn.
Selected short subjects and
cartoons are shown on the screen
There is midnight jamboree
performance every Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

Other performers include the
Flying Towards, who were SO sue
cessful here last season; Jensen
Dabko, an acrobat. and the tap
and adagio team of Charles and
Rita Jenkins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
POPULAR REPERTOIRE

The Cleveland repertoire is al
ways chosen by popular vote of the
thousands of opera patrons and
this year includes Don Giovanni. y
"Lohengrin. - Carmen" Der
Rosenkavafier5 - h Magic
Flute" La TraViata. "Tosca'
and Aida" on the six nights and
two matinees of opera week.
Miss Varnay is the daughter of
the founder of the Opera House in
Oslo who gave Kristen Flagstad
her first role. The masculine side
OF opera is not overlooked either
with such matinee idols as Ezio
PIMA, John - Charles Thomas,
Charles Huffman. John Browniee.
Arthur Kent, Raoul John, Lansing
Hatfield. Jan Peerce. Norman
Gordon, Lauritz Melchior, Giovanni
Martinelli and the ever-comical
basso-buffo, Salvatore Baccaloni.
The big guns on the podiun
swing into action in Cleveland
with Sir Thomas Beecham from
England; Bruno Walter. Paul
Breisach. Ettore Panizza. Erich
Leinsdorf and Wilfred Pelletiei
scheduled TO conduct.
The Metropolitan Opera move.
bag and baggage to Cleveland in
three special trains, complete with
orchestra, chorus, ballet, techni.
clans and carloads of scenery anc
IDrODert ipS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

Other performers include the
Flying Towards. who were SO suc-
cessful here last season; Jensen
Dabko, an acrobat. and the tap
and adagio team of Charles and
Rita Jenkins.
CONGO-Kathryn Perry, dra-
matte bluesinger and graduate of
Lew Leslie's "Blackbirds," heads
the revue at Club Congo for a
second week. Son and Sonny take
encore after encore with their fast
tap, rhythm and eccentric STEP
! ping, cfimaxing their turn with a
fine bit OF challenge work. Danny
and Edith are poppy and amusing
IN their opening song-and- dance
routines, and end with the novelty
rope dances which have won them
applause.
The Three Toppers are three
Jltterbugs-two straight and one
clown-who throw one another
about with vim and vigor, and
Sahji is an exotic Miss whose
south sea island interpretations
are graceful and well executed.
Bob Parrish scores, first in
western garb singing MY Last
Cigarette" and again in a later
spot. while producer Margaret
Watkins also takes her turn at the
mike" Larry Steele masters the
ceremonies, and Congoettes have
smart new production routines.
NEW BRASS RAIL-Del Parker
is back on the bandstand after her
short leave Of absence this week
and was heartily welcomed by tho
patrons who have waxed more and
more enthusiastic over her rcper-
tore OF popular tunes. spirituals
and old favorites. all delivered in
line voice and with considerable
dramatic ability.
Seymour Hoffman and Row
SwartZ. the twin piano team, pro-
vide musical accompaniment for
Miss Parker, and lots of enter
tainment for the audience. as they
play their own arrangements of
popular songs. doubling on the
celeste for musical variety.
THREE TREES-Musb and
Sugar. speciality slow motion step
pers who have been featured in
many stage productions around
the country, top the huge harlem
revue.
Dave Wilbourne, singing trou-
oador. steps down once again from
the bandstand to take over the
master Of ceremonies chores.
Other stellar performers intro
duced by Wilbourne are Leon
Warrlck and the Four Fancies.
Warrick renders favorite songs in
mis- baritone voice and the chorus
girls provide entertaining produc
ton and speciality numbers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Stars
With Met in
Cleveland )

THE GLAMOUR girls of grand
opera will gather in Cleveland the
week of April 6 through IL to
prove once more that beauty pays
at the box office when the Metro
politan Opera Association of New
York presents its seventeenth
spring festival in Public Hall be-
fore huge audiences.
Edward Johnson, general man.
ager of the Metropolitan, and
Thomas l.. Sidlo, chairman of the
Northern Ohio Opera Association
in Cleveland present the Met, in
the 9,000-seat auditorium TO prove
that grand opera is far from dead
This year the streamlined stars
include the new Swedish star,
Astrid Varnay. who at % years OF
age has taken the place of Kristen
Flagstad and who will be heard
in 'Lohengrin'' with Lauritz
Melchior and the first string
Metropolitan Opera cast which
made Wagner a best seller on
Broadway; Stella Roman, Lucille
Browning, Bidu Sayao, Eleanor
ISteber, Nadine Conner, Grace
Moore, Helen Jepson, Jarmila
Novotna and Lily Djarnel, the
find" OF the year and a most
seductive Carmen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
.Cabarets
Get ShOUs
For Easter
BY WALTER STEVENSON

ITS AN Easter Parade revue at
the Mayfair Club and that wacky
comedian of ceremonies Billy
Mahoney matches his jokes in
grand style TO take top position in
the lineup.
Carmen DiGiovanni, operate
tenor who gains new friends with
each performance, is in a third
successful week, while fast tap
dancer Jack Terry is making the
most OF brief deferment from
the United States Navy. He's
scheduled to become a sailor next
Monday.
The character work and Hawai-
ian routines of Margie Hughes and
the acrobatic dances of Mini and
Jeanne fits well into this pretty
well-balanced show.
Phil Olsen and his orchestra
continue on the bandstand.
500 CLUB-There are more than
a ton OF laughs in this revue which
again features cowboy Tex Mosley
and his famous Ferdinand the
Bull. An interesting novelty act,
Ferdinand is an honest-to-goodness
load OF beef on the hoof and obeys
every command of his master.
Boogie-woogie songstress Mil
dred Rock continues to wow'em
and Dale Rhodes draws laughs by
impersonating topflight Hollywood
Evening star., 1942-09-20

Buy War bonds, and when the
var Is won, cash in.-on freedom!
Evening star., 1942-09-20
Second Front a Long Way Oft,
Say u. S. Officers in Ireland
Declare Invasion Now Would Shorten War
Two Years, but Toll Would Be Too High

dier who wouldn't rather be home
than where he is?
These boys are restless because
they want to get going. They are
not concerned particularly with the
political issues. They came over
here to fight, they want to get at it.
and then 60 on back to America.
They want action. If it we're left
to a vote of the men, we would in
wade the continent tomorrow.
THE troops here in Ireland are
good boys, They've worked hard In
training and they'll fight like he'll.
The hardest thing for them right
now is waiting around. They came
over here for battle; they'll get it
before we're through
Just Like U. S. Troops.
How have the United States
troops gotten along with the people
of North Ireland?"
Fine. Couldn't be better. These
North Ireland people like our boys
and things have gone we'll from the
beginning. Ask around these towns
and villages and see for yourself"
So said Scrappy Hartle, expert
enced campaigner in the profession
of arms-service in the Philippines,
along the Mexican border and in
France. And now he asks a question
that he leaves unanswered:
rs it worth while to martyr the
men of two Army corps in order to
shorten the war by possibly two
years." -. That's something, as he
sees 1t, for America and Americans
to think over.
Evening star., 1942-09-20

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