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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Cowdn Custer
Quiz Near End

Prosecution in the hearing to re-
move County Auditor John c.
Cowan will be concluded this
week. Prosecutor William Z. Dow
ling announced today.
Chief Of the remaining witnesses
is Nathan o. Gould. former county
architect who, il was testified
yesterday. got 5 per cent of all
costs on new school buildings in
the county. This fee was even COM
puted on the transportation of
laborers. T. L. Porte. accountant,
told Judge Maurice f. Trip.
Gould. Porte reported. received
S51 .0S9. rs from the county as his
fees for supervising the construc-
ton OF "a schools built under a
WPA program.
Several other witnesses, all
county employees. took the stand
yesterday and told of doing certain
work on Cowan's farm. either on
their working hours or during the
weekend when they were not
working on the county pay roll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Reveals Forest
Fire Emergency

LANSING, April % tUP).-
Governor Van Wagner declared
today that a serious forest fire
emergency existed north Of the
Bay-Muskegon line and ordered
all law enforcement officers Il
arrest any one who builds a camp
fire or smokes in other thar
authorized places.
Using emergency powers granted
in 1923, the governor issued q
proclamation listing the drastic
fire prevention regulations which
become effective today. The reg
lulations apply TO all Michigan
north of Town Line II and Il
Allegan and Muskegon counties.
San extremely high forest fire
hazard Is creating a menace To
Michigan's forests and timber
products that are 80 vital to the
war program" the governor
said. "Owing to the absence OF
spring rains, the forest cover Is
finder dry and the risk Of forest
fires has been greatly increased"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Girls
FurnisElfmgs

81 pieces JUNIOR GIRLS
UNDERWEAR In a variety
OF pyjamas. gowns and slips
In pastel silk-and-rayon.
Some petticoats in navy or
black. .........s5e to sass
81 GIRDLES and FOUNDA-
TIONS for growing girls.
Firm garments for girls who
need more figure control;
also lightweight garments.
Rayon cotton woven with
'Tastex'" yarns 5se to S5.09
40 pieces ASSORTED LIN
GERIE, including rayon satin
panties In small sizes. asa
Robes of silk-and-rayon S7.iS
a. BELTS ......tOc TO aso
81 HANDBAGS In a selec-
ton Of envelope and under
arm styles: fabricoids, leath-
ers, corduroy. $50 to S7.ts
FOURTH FIooB-eRANp RIVER
sEcTioa A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Silks, RayOns

41S7 REMNANTS are includ-
ed In a group Of Rayon Luz
ana. Rayon Salyna and
Rayon Shantung for Summer
Stacks. Sheer rayon dress
fabrics include Rayon Ro-
mantle and RayOn Windfall.
Rayon Swanglow. Rayon Taf-
feta and all Silk Truhu Crepe
are included for Innings
Plain rayon crepes include
such favorites as Rayon Ala
media Faille, Rayon Cynara,
Rayon Intrigue. Rayon Shar-
amure and Rayon Airliner.
There are also a large group
OF printed rayons in brightly
colored Rayon Jersey, Rayon
Fashion and Rayon Cosey
Prints. Rayon prints for
sports wear include Rayon
Shantung, Rayon Vitalin,
Rayon Bermuda and Rayon
Miami. All remnants range
from u yard to Al yard
lengths.
HupsoN's-THIRD-F
SECTIONS AND c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Savings for
Bows

179 BOYS WASH STACKS
OF fancy patterned cotton in
light colors. Pleated front
style. Broken sizes II to %.
Splendid value. si.3s, SI.ss
313 BOYS SHIRTS and
BLOUSES. Regular collar-at-
tached and sports styles. or
cotton broadcloths and fancy
woven cotton fabrics. Sizes
8 to 1S.........69e and e9c
349 pair BOYS COTTON
SLACK HOSE in colorful
circular stripings. Sizes ga
to IL. A pair. ..........79c
325 pairs BOYS COTTON
KNICKER HOSE. Fancy pat
termed seven Fights length
hose with elastic inserts in
cuffs. Sizes s1h to 10h. A
pair use
AZ BOYS SLACK SUITS.
Two-piece suits OF cotton fab
ric. Shirts and slacks In
matching colors ......S2,29
343 BOYS KNITTED BAS-
QUE SHIRTS of cotton
yarn. Short sleeves, crew
neck. In colorful circular
stripes. Sizes s TO IS. .sqo
Hupsoss--sEcosp FLOOR
FARMER-sEcTi0h q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Civilian Defense
.Speeded Rally

Residents in the vicinity OF
Western High School today are
beginning a campaign TO educate
the area to the needs of civilian
defense, following a rally at the
school last night. More than
thousand parents and interested
spectators heard school officials
and members of the local defense
council point out the duties of the
civilian during the war.
A letter written by a Western
High School graduate. Lieut.. Har-
old LeBlond of $3.50 Toledo street,
who is in the navy medical corps
at Pearl Harbor. was quoted.
Listening to some Of the
broadcasts," he wrote to II. E.
Hemans, head Of the science
department, you get the idea
that there are some people to
whom this war Is like a great
big football game. Maybe some
Of the remnants we are sending
back will wake them up"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
'Jit' at Peak July i
No, It's No jwe-Nut+y Jtterbue Jarson. but
Real Program for War Workers

Some $1,000 war workers in De-
troit will have lit" by July l.
More than $4,000 already have it.
Sounding like the jargon of a
jive-nutty jitterbug. the word
"Jit" is nothing more than an
Authorization for Job Instructor
Training, a program that comes
under the War Production Boards
Training Within Industry.
The program started six months
ago, but roared into high gear
only after Pearl Harbor. M. M
Olander, district director of the
WPB. explained today that the
program was not complicated
Ione.
1T simply brings the boss
closer to the working man." he
said.
A few select men from each
plant are given instruction ir
doing their jobs better and faster
They. in turn, 60 back and show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Skill Survey
inventory in Detroit Ares
by U. S. Job Service

An inventory Of the occupa-
tional skills of the man power in
the Detroit area will be taken
within the next few days by the
United States Employment Serv-
ice, George w. Cross, Michigan
director of the service said today.
Questionnaires are to be sent to
all men between the ages of 20
and "A who registered in the
February Is draft. Cross said.
They will be sent later TO all
civilians between the ages of Is
and Ga, including those who have
for the draft and those
who will register later.
Tho government will have
record Of the abilities Of 40
100000 men when the inventory
Is completed" Cross said. Tho
QUESTIONABLE contains a list Of
225 Jobs essential TO war pro-
duction and those receiving
them should check those In
which they have had training or
experience"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Millinery

96 SMALL STRAW SUIT
TYPES, wide-brimmed types
in straw and felt Many are
one-of-a-kind. regularly much
higher-priced styles. Each.
S3.b5
500 WOMEN'S HATS in a
large group that includes
Casual Wool Felts In black,
navy and pastels. A group
OF small Dressy Straws in
sailors, calots, bonnets in
black and a few in high col
ors. A group in novelty
Rayon Fabrics that includes
sailors and turbans in bright
colors. Each -......S2.o5
1873 SMALL DIRE S S Y
STRAWS in black and a few
high colors and a group or
Casual Felts in dark and pas
tel colors. Each. .....St.e5
50 CASUAL WOOL FELTS
in black, red, royal and gold
colors. Visor Caps in wool
felt in black, navy, white and
red. Each $50
MILlIsERY-sEvENrH FLOOR
GRAND RIVER-sEcrIoN A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Mems
FurniShingS

4s9 MEMS BROADCLOTH
SHIRTS. Collar-attached
shirts of good quality San
forized cotton broadcloths-
less than 19o shrinkage. In
white and woven patterns.
Splendid value at each. 80.
.........Si.5s. $i.es. S2.is
313 MEMS PATTERNED
TIES of good quality silk
and silk-and-rayon. Resilient
constructed for longer wear
and heater tying. Good col
ors and smart patterns. Buy
a supply. Each. $50 and $50
MEMS SPORTS
SHIRTS. White and solid
color shirts OF cool cotton
and-rayon fabrics. Califor-
MIA styled collars. short
sleeves Unusual .esc, Sl,2s
HUpsoN's-FIRsr
WOODWARD AND GRAND RIVER
SECTIONS AND
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

their men what they have learned
The men pass IL on to new men.
"a great number of defense
plants In Detroit already have
this means of training their
men," said Olander. "and before
the summer Is over we expect a
great increase"
In Bloomington. Ill, every wal
plant in the city has enlisted 10(
per cent in "Jit."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

Isl pairs JUNIOR GIRLS
SHOES in a popular choice
OF dressy and school types.
Red. blue, beige. brown
feathers with medium or low
heels; broken sizes 4 to 9
.............. SJ.IS
319 pairs SHOES for teen
ters; sandals, pumps and OK
fords. Choose from blue,
brown. beige; In feathers and
gabardine; medium or low
heels: broken sizes 40. 4l,1s
1856 pairs HOUSE SLIPPERS
for children. isses. and
Junior girls. Fabrics In a va
riety of bright colors. :. $50
FouRrH-eRAHo INTERSECTION A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Jailed for Aiding Axis

NEW YORK. April % (INS).
Carl Franz Fuchs, naturalized
American of suburban Jamaica,
today was given Is months in
jail for sending materials of war
to Germany. Fuchs, a salesman,
pleaded guilty to sending to Ger
many via Japan some old tooth
paste tubes, tin and aluminium foil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Knit indies

us pieces KNIT INDIES in
a variety OF rayon bandeaux.
panties, slips and gowns. -.
...............iso to S7.95
70 PETTICOATS In navy or
black plaid rayon knit. -.
.................55c, $50
1T GOWNS In soft pastel
rayon knit ...........St,3e
FIFTH rIooR-woopwARp
SECTION d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
NegIigees

% FINER NEGLIGEES and
HOUSECOATS In q group OF
rayon crepe styles; some
with metal trims. ...........
.............$T.eS to SASS
Is HOUSECOATS In . vari.
ETY. OF rayons. cottons. -.
..............$3.oS to $e.o5
Is BEDJACKETS In femi-
nine, pretty styles Of rayon
crepe or silk satin. Some
styles have marabou or lace
trim. to SASS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

214 PIECES. includin z
screens; hassocks; pillows;
closet rods; hangers; tie
racks; jewel. hosiery, lin
gerie. utility and storag
boxes; garment bags. Each
..............25e to sass
HUpsoks-EI6HIH FLOOR
FARMER STREET-SEcTtoN A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
WOmren'S
III andkerchiefS

149 dozen Assorted Styles in
Handkerchiefs for men and
women. All have slight i'm
projections. Each .....l1c
wonEs's HAsDKERcHIEFs-FIRsr
GRAND RiNER-SEcTIoN A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

II MEMS CLOTH HATS OF
wool and cotton gabardine.
Telescope style, stitched
crown and brim. Brown and
green. Each. ..........S7.s5
SO MEMS CLOTH HATS OF
stitched wool-and-cotton CAB
ardine and wool tweed. Each
.......................S3.95
kszranIns-ersnd RIysr-se,tiea A
Prices Subject TO $50 SSIsI Tax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
High School
Shop

AZ DRESSES appropriate for
wear right now. Styles In
wool-and-rayon .............
..........S7.ts to S6.e9
AZ SKIRTS in an assortment
OF bright checks. plaids and
plain colors In wool-and-ray-
Oh ..'s........ .......s.8 $50
81 DRESSES with a flair for
looking dressy; rayon crepe
............. S5.69
Is FORMALS in rayon tat.
feta; some have double-duty
jackets. sass and Si7.es
96 HATS In a selection OF
felts, fabrics and straw.
.............5sc to St.ag
FoURrH--sRAso sivGs-sEcrIos '
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

361 ARPET SAMPLES,
plain and figured effects.
bound as rugs; size IS by q
inches. each ........19c
II CARPET RUNNERS. 81
inches wide, lengths from s
TO 81 feet, each. .........
........S5.s5 to SASS
2O1 CARPET SAMPLES with
neatly bound ends; size q
by SO inches, each. ....Si.e9
% LINOLEUM REMNANTS,
from / TO 6 square yards.
each piece. $50 to S0.95
HUpsoNs-EIeHTH FLOOR
FARMER-sEcTIoNS 3 AND c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
REMNANTS

1852 PIECES from TO three yards long, including
cotton tapestries mohair-snd-eotion fsbries rsyon
veours; rayon-andeoffon domesks cotton repps; cot
ton homespuns; monkelofh; ereionnes: rsyon moires
rsyon reppousss; rsyon fsIlss; rsyon sstins rsyon
ts4efss; ehinf1es; cotton Glosheens; cotton msrqu
settles; orssndies nets; and ponie d'ssprt each
piece observation-disclosures. 7se 10 81
HUosoHs-GIeHvH FIooe-eRAso RVGs svIsut sutpms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
INEXPENSIVE
DRESS SHOP

81 DRESSES. printed rayon
crepes; some with Jackets,
Tor misses St0,0S
16 DRESSES, plain and
printed rayon crepes for
misses ............ .SH,oS
81 DRESSES. rayon crepes
and rayon Jerseys: printed or
plain. for misses. .S6,o5
So SUITS, cavalry rayon
twills. pastels, for misses Sc
II DRESSES. one.piece pas
tel rayon crepes: some with
capes. for misses. ...S5
3 DRESSES. plain or printed
rayon crepes for misses. 80.
Observation-Disclosures. S3,95
10 SUITS, plaid woodland
rayons for misses. .S1,A5
% DRESSES. rayon crepes.
one-piece and jacket styles
for women ........y8 ,85
"a DRESSES, rayon crepe
floral prints and pastels.
some rayon Jerseys. for
women ...............Se.e5
SIXTH FLooR-FARMER-sEcIIos c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Army Takes Over Airport

NEWARK. n. j.. April % QNS)
Newark airport and 306 acres
Of the port of Newark passed into
army hands today on lease basis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

81 CORSETS in a varied
selection OF styles and mate
rails. You'll choose from
plain or figured rayon ba-
tiste: some with inserts
woven with "Lastex'" yarns
.......s4.o5 to Si5.e5
80 GIRDLES in a variety OF
materials and styles; some
rayon satin with panels
woven "Lastex'" yarns. Some
panty-girdles included. ....
.........S3.e5 to Se.e5
REG. Z. g. Fat. on.
FIFTH FLooR-FARMER-sEcvIos q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
BEDDING

] Table SHEETS and CASES
..... heuuCtu
] Table SHEETINGS, cotton
and rubber. ..... Reduced
70 BLANKETS. Soiled.
...........S3.s5 to S9.s5
43 SLIP COVERS for furni-
ture, discontinued patterns
...............Si to sass
424 BEDSPREADS, chenille,
cotton. and tailored types.
...........Si.95 TO S15.s5
THIRD FLooR-eRAsD RIVER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
LINENS

. Tables FANCY LINENS,
doilies. scarfs, tablecloths.
$50. htuuNtu
/ Table DISH TOWELING.
remnants Reduced
! Table ODD PIECES, lunch
cloths, doilies, napkins. ....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Reduced
. Tables IRISH LIN r n
cloths and napkins Reduced
. Tables TOWELS. bath and
guest sizes. large assortment
OF colors and patterns. .....
.................. Reduced
| Table BATH MATS. tur-
kish. assorted colors and pat
leIuS I9C
THIRD FLooR-GRANo RIVER
SECTION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
MATERNITY
SHOP DRESSES

Is DRESSES. light and dark
rayon crepe one-piece prints.
Jacket styles in light coIors
only, dark rayon sheers. -.
................ SASS
81 DRESSES. printed rayon
crepes, sheer rayon crepes
with lingerie trims. :. .Se,05
10 DRESSES, dark rayon
crepes. and prints. .........
........S3.85 and Sass
A group OF maternity styled
Stacks. sass and s4.e5
SIXTH FLooR-wooDwARo-sEc. p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Size "A Feet
Bring Sailor
Home Alive

Young Charley Van Der Heidi
Is back from the navy for a brie
visit. fit as a fiddle after a 16
months career during which HI
survived the sinking of the battle
ship Oklahoma and served ad
venturously on conveys in TIT
Pacific war zone.
Bronzed and muscular, weighini
30 pounds more than when III
enlisted, Charley flew from Sar
Francisco for a five-day visit will
his mother. Mrs. Tina Van De-
Heide of 80 Seward avenue, ant
his 18-year-old sister, Margaret.
A few months ago they had de
SPARED of ever seeing him agar
after seeing a newspaper picture
OF the Pearl Harbor dead in
morgue.
BELIEVED HIM DEAD
81 recognized his feet" Mrs.
Van Der Heide said. THAT In,
I thought I did. They're size IL.
At high school they used TO call
him Fourteen Triple-A Van Der
Heide.'
"This picture showed the dead
In a morgue with their feet
sticking up. And I was sure I
Saw Charley. IL was 20 days
before we found out he was
alive"
Charley. a second class seaman
not yet n, was very much alive
Unscathed when the torpedoes
struck the Oklahoma. he slid down
the side of the listing ship. tear.
ing his shorts on a rivet, and
began to rescue shipmates who
weren't as good swimmers as he.
"a couple Of other fellows and
I got In . lifeboat and cruised
around picking up guys out Of
the water" Charley says. I'VE
made several trips. I guess we
must have picked about q hum
dred all told
CONVOY ATTACKED
A man OF few words, Charley
won't tell much about his service
after Pearl Harbor. even to his
mother and sister. He discloses
cautiously. however. that he was
on cruiser conveying in the
Pacific. and that the convoy was
attacked by a couple OF jap
bombers. which were brought down
by it's escort OF fighter planes.
But the sinking OF the Okla
homa-that was the bid adventure
thought il didn't seem so much al
the time.
Il was peeling spuds," Charley
said, "and somebody yelIs: Jap
planes" It was Sunday and we
were just about due to get off
for the rest OF the day.
"I .lookede up and saw the
planes, and I saw bombs hit and
felt q torpedo strike. And my
first thought war:
"Sow amt that n hell Of a
thing for them TO do on Sun
day"
Evening star., 1942-07-10

nance after another. Her col
orator this time turns out to be
Evening star., 1942-07-10
Hunger Interferes
With a Gentle Art,
Boeart Allows
HOLLYWOOD.


Humphrey Bogart Is not the one
10 be nervous, but he came as close
10 1t as he ever will the day he
started "Casablanca," his latest pic
ture for Warner Bros.
The reason was Ingrid Bergman,
the lovely "Intermeszo" lady. and
the scene they had to play. 1t was
q love scene and hot one.
/ rick seizes lisa and kisses her
hungrily,- was the way the script
writer's had described the action.
X What added to Bogart's uneasl-
meas was the fact that he and Miss
BsrsmAn had never met before.
Tkay were introduced and worked
toRelher through the morning. BY
the time the hungry kiss" scene
vas due Humphrey was more at
ease. Those preliminary long and
medium shots during the forenoon
had done it.
Come on, boys. Let's hurry up
and get the set lighted. I feel just
like Gable" Bogart grinned, with
= wink toward Miss Bergman. She
laughed naturally and heartily
lAiss Bergman definitely is not even
the semi-nervous type. Beautifully
poised. A lovely woman.
She moved easily toward Bogart
as,d sat close by his side. Humphrey
adjusted his shoulder to At back o1
hers. gauged the distance between
their lips, then grinned again.
Michael Curtiz, the director, was
fairly beaming. This was his frs
chance at such a love scene IN
long time, what with all the actor
pictures he's been directing.
II don't know how hungry thi:
Is going to look on the screen, Mike,
Bogart said to the director. "Yol
see Just had my lunch"
Evening star., 1942-07-10
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Capitol-"Moontide." Jean Cabin
makes his Hollywood debut with
star cast: 10:45 am, 1875, 4:25. tbs
and 1905 pm. Stage shows: 12:40,
$50, 6:25 and 9:15 pm.
Columbia-"Tortilla Flat" a roll
licking Steinbeck cinematized: 10:45
am, l. 3, Sis, 7:30 and GAS pm.
Earle-"The Great Mans Lady"
Barbara Stanwyck neglected as
such: II am, 1850, 4:40, 7:30 and
l0:l5 pm. Stage shows: /, $50,
645 and 925 pm.
Keith's-"Lady in a JAM" Irene
Dunno and giddily SO: 1150 am,
1:5O, $50, $50, 7::5O and $50 pm.
.Little-"The Man Who Seeks the
Truth" French comedy with the
indispensable Raimu: IL am, 1855,
2:40. 4:25, 6:10, 7:55 and $40 pm.
Metropolitan-''M MY vorite e
Blond" Hope chases Carroll all over
lot; II am, 1880, 2:35, 4:25, 6:15,
8 and 9:55 pm.
Palace-"Take q Letter, Darling" :"
Rosalind and Fred having wonderful
time: 10:45 am, 1855, $40, 5:25,
TAO and 9:55 pm.
Pix-"Keep En- Laughing" new
title for an old JACK Benny film
$40, $50, 7:55, 1918 pm.