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Evening star., 1941-04-28
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NEW YORK April 2s LPl.-National As
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Evening star., 1941-04-28

SI4 .3UU UUU ,OOU OF income payments
to individuals.
The Government at the moment
is planning to take around $780,
100000 of this extra money out of
consumer hands through a galaxy
of new taxes, leaving the actual
prospective 1941 net gain in con-
sumner income around $1,000 000.0 900
after anticipated new tax payments.
Heavy Spending Cited.
Reasons for proposed new taxes,
ranging from cents a pound on
coffee to hikes in Federal income
tax rates are obvious-the Govern
ment has a $40, 900, 900 900 AL out"
home defense and aid to Britain
program on its hands.
Sharply rising payrolls. broaden
ing jobs in busy defense centers
already reflect early outpouring of
Government arms spending.
1t is only logical that the Gov
ernment widen its revenue-raising
to help defray the cost of airplanes,
tanks and ammunition which must
be paid for some day.
Out of every SO spent by the Gov
ernment during the coming fiscal
year. Treasury authorities hope to
recapture 81 through old and new
taxes.
Evening star., 1941-04-28
Arms Activity Grows.

price tags on scarcity of items will
lessen.
Evening star., 1941-04-28
London Bar Silver

LONDON, April 2S Par silver
23l2d. unchanged. Equivalent, A. SO
centSD
Evening star., 1941-04-28

Sales of shoes in Mozambique are
now practically limited to the $4,000
non-native inhabitants.
Evening star., 1941-04-28
u. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK. April % dPl Prices quoted
in dollars and thirty-seconds:
Evening star., 1941-04-28
Federal Lond Banks

NEW YORK, April rs cPg.-Federal Land
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20

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10 Canadian destinations cannot
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
HOROSCOPE By 6 559os''
Look in Birthday Comes H. and Find What
Your Outlook IT, According to the Stars,
for Sunday December Fl
MARCH qf TO APRIL 20

MARCH 2f TO APRIL 20
Aries-This day can be de-
lightfully spent with family or
friends, or with your favorite
hobby, perhaps a good book.
Remember your duty to God
first of all.
APRIL 81 TO MAY 20
TGWus-Many activities and
interests are favored and you
can participate TO your ad-
vantage--in those you choose. II
possible, give some time and
effort TO a good public cause,
worthy project.
MAY II TO JUNE 2f
Gemni-Your natural instinct
for fun-making and cheering
others will be in demand today,
and greatly appreciated. Let it
shine! Essential duties and So
Gals are favored after spiritual
development.
JUNE p TO July %
Cdncer-Very friendly indica-
tions now for your especial
benefit and qualification. Domes-
ITCHY. music, other forms of
pleasant advertisement on the
approved list.
july % TO AUG. %
Lco-Quieting activities, pas
times that are refreshing to
nerves and disposition are the
top favorites. Self-restraint is
also a valuable asset today. Pro-
coed with your program minus
worry.
AUG. % TO SEPT. IS
Vrgo-A very practical, fruit
full period for all essential ac-
tivities, philanthropic, patriotic
and religious affairs. travel,
friendship gatherings, recitals,
musicals and wholesome outdoor
sports.
SEPT. p TO OCT. %
Libro-Forget self and your
woes, fancied and real. Thou
sands are less fortunate than
we. Today is mild, not unfavor-
able, yet probably not exciting.
View things calmly. Undisturbed.
OCT. "a TO NOV. p
Scorpio-A pleasant day for
intellectual development, clarity
of purpose, righteous freedom Of
thought and clever ideas. What
ever your plans and program,
do some deed that is fine, that
will bring happiness or comfort
10 some one. Good fortune will
return TO you.
NOV. IS TO DEC. %
Sugittdrius-You may expert
ence some unexpected good for
tune. An interchange Of ideas
and methods with others will
prove advantageous, broa d n
your horizon. Hold conferences,
talk with those whose judgment
and mentality are respected. Ro-
nance favored
DEC. p TO JAN. 2f
C0pficoyJ,- Permit no time for
self-pity or indulging pet peeves.
The broader your vision, the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20

more optimistic your viewpoint,
the happier and more useful
you'll be.
JAN. p TO FEB. 90
Aquarius In choice Of asso-
ciates and advertisements be most
discriminating. They should both
be Of only high stand ar d.
Spiritual development will bring
you great contentment of mind.
FEB. n TO MARCH 20
Pisces-Advice TO Aquarians
won't be amiss for you amenable
folk today. Both YOU and Aquar-
ians are inclined at times 10
think too much Of others when
YOU should rem m Der that
charity should begin at hime.
4 CHILD born on this day:
Astute and farsighted in judg-
ment, willing 10 work hard and
long TO attain success. Don't
permit selfishness to cloud genial
soul or spoil opportunity to gain
friends in numbers. Keep inn
proving mental status. Capable
of making good in a truly big
way.
Copyright. 1s4i. King Features synd.. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Murphys There Early

JUDGE AND MRS. GEORGE
B. MURPHY. :. were there
EARLY. >. to meet daughter,
Peggy. who is having her
vacation from Wellesley.
Mrs. M..... wore a trig
Persian lamb coat. /. and Il
velvet hat in blue and maroon.
The Raymond H. Berrys
met Martha Jane. Il. and
Joyce Middleditch who hurried
almost at once. :. up to Lig-
gett. for the Christmas
festivities. -.
Martha Jane. by the way
was exhibiting an en-
chanting hair-do. .. which she
calls. "a feather bob. -.
Mrs. John H. Nolan and her
young daughter Nancy
80. came up from Crosse lie
49,. to be on hand for Barbara
when she got in from
Wellesley. -.
And the John J. Danhofs Of
Stafford drive. welcomed
Annabell 1.-The minute she
got within arms reach. &c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Elsie Robinson
Laziness and Cowardice
Enemies of Civilization

about Pablo, the ex-bull fighter.
The man who was strong but
is now weak and the dangerous
job which must be done with
his help. A bridge to be dyna-
mited, costing many lives. Can
Pablo do this job? They brood
and wonder. They ask. Says
one.
we must leave and we
must win. The bridges are
necessary If we are to win
Then If Pablo-is 50 smart,
why does ne not see that
The other man sits there,
thinking slowly. heavily, as
SpaniardS do. Then. from the
deep memories within himself
from the unconscious truth,
gathered in many lives he gives
tho answer.
He wants things as they are
for his own weakness. He
wants 10 stay in the eddy Of
his own weakness. But the river
is rising, he Will be forced TO
change
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20

WHEN WORDS hit you be-
tween the eyebrows when
they leave an echo hammering
in your heart you know
they've landed.
There are many such words
in Ernest Hemingway's For
Whom the Bell Tolls" They're
filming that novel now in the
wild Sierra peaks above my
California ranch home
Thoke peaks duplicate the
rugged Spanish ranges from
which the story emerged d.
the fortnight. fearless Spanish
natures-bull fighters. soldiers,
dynamiters, thieves, broken
women of the streets, who take
those roles.
1t is a great and moving story.
II leaves scars on the heart d.
and on human history And. in
the midst of il, arc lines like
these lines which do not
merely mirror the Spanish war
but which reflect the whole
human struggle from our vague
and violent beginnings.
Job 10 Do
Turn 10 page 50 Two men
ara fallsirr Tbpv AFRO talking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Sorority Planning
For Holly Hop

THE SIGMA DELTA CHAP.
TER Of ri Omicron. national
sorority, will hold its Holly Hop
December II in the new Elks
Temple in Royal Oak.
Heading the committe on the
dance will be Joan Collins, who
will be escorted by Thomas
Schoonover.
Among the many other dates"
present will be Joyce MacDon-
aid and Harry Lawrence. Donna
Marvin and Ralph Platts, Gail
Marlowe and Harry Becker.
MISS BETTY SIEG Err,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
~. Sieger OF Barden road,
Bloomfield Hills, recently has
been honored at the University
Of Rochester. Rochester, n. Y,
by appointment 10 the deans
honor list for high scholarship
Miss Sieger Is a sophomore a.
the university.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Saturday. December 20. 1871

this evening at the Metropolitan
Methodist Church.
After the 8 o'clock ceremony
a reception will be held at the
Abingdon.
AND FURTHER nuptial
news: N
Mr.. and Mrs. Winford Lyons
Emery of Lochmoor boulevard
have just made known the mar
riage. December 18, OF their
daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth,
and John Wood Fitzgerald, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Yerkes
Fitzgerald of Pontiac.
The wedding took place at st.
Mary's Church down in Alexan-
dria, Va, with the Rev. FIR.
Joseph Fitch officiating.
The young man. we find, 10
stationed at Fort Monmouth,
N. j.
DAY AFTER Christmas. the
Detroit Boat Club will be buster
than 1t has been all year:
In the afternoon, the young
will be handsomely entertained
at the annual Yuletide party.
Santa, himself, will be there
with a great pack OF toys and
there'll be plenty of ice cream
and cake for the eager guests.
Mickey Mouse movies win
follow the stuffing session.
Mrs. Theodore Sedwick is in
charge Of this end Of the day.
A special dinner will preceds
the annual Sons and Daughters
Dance in the evening and the
ballroom will be elegantly
adorned with evergreen and i'm
menSe clusters OF red balloons.
This part, we gather, Is Mrs.
Albert M. Mackey's baby"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Mrs. Robb GreeTs Son

MRS. J. MILTON ROBB
-. embraced her son. =. Jim
-. when he arrived from
Dartmouth and will be meet
ing daughter. Elizabeth.
Sunday. :. when she gets in
from st. Margaret's. in
Virginia. -.
Mondays debutante.
lovely Elise Marschner.
was met by her adoring dad
and mother. Judge and
Mrs. Adolph Marschner
and was fetching in her black
and mink outfit. -.
William Z. Keane ant
daughter, Leontine. were
awaiting the arrival of Mary
Lou. :. from Manhattanville
-. but very sad that for the
first time. their family
circle would be broken at
Yuletide. :. as son, Bill -.
cannot be here from Fort
Leonard Wood. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
In Mayfair
WITH
kCbsbrro-

MICHIGAN CENTR A l.
STATION. WAS simply
stuffed. :. with anxious par
ents. =. .breathless offspring
-. soldiers. ...sailors..
brass buttons. =. Christmas
greens. :. the aroma Of coffee
and a few Tired Business
Men. -.
Wren the -speeis i-stsdeRt-
bearing trains. pulled IN
from the East.
Little Joan Gardner.
5one up in plaid. was with
her dad. Arthur Gardner
TO meet Arthur Jr....
who steamed in from St.
Paul's in Concord, Mass.
along with his friend. -.
Benny Paddoc OK. whose
m o tn err. Mrs. Benjamin
Paddock. E. was right on the
spot. e.. and dashing in a gray
kidskin coat. -,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Red Cross Me cts
December 80

BECAUSE OF the holidays,
cooking schools for members Of
The Detroit Times Homemakers'
Club will be adjourned until
after the festive season.
The Detroit Times Home
makers Club Unit OF the Amer
lean Red Cross will NOT meet
Tuesday December %. but they
will meet after Christmas, on
Tuesday, December 30.
The place is the club room on
the fifth floor Of our building
Doors open AZ 9 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20

MADAME ELEKTRA RO-
SANSKA will be holding Open
House in that fascinating studio
Of hers in the Arcadia Building
this evening from 8 until mid
night. and her old friend, Eva
La Gallienne. is expected TO be
honor guest.
Among those who'll be on
hand TO assist:
Mrs. Ralph Ainsworth, Mrs.
Elmer S. Lumley, Mrs. Edgar
Finley and Mrs. Guy Bratton.
MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES
BROOKS of the Pasadena are
giving a Tom and Jerry party
today and some of the same
crowd will be showing up at the
T. and j. gala which the Clifford
A. Randolphs of Lochmoor bou-
levard will be giving Sunday.
GREAT REJOICING at the
Adam Lohrs' since the arrival,
from the Ursuline Academy in
Toledo, o., Of Miss Rosemary.
MUCH GIRLISH chatter at
Lisgett when Miss Mary Ann
Dodge arrived TO visit her for
mer fellow students. Miss d.
arrived from Sarah Lawrence
College in Bronxville, n. Y, and
Immediately opened a great
sheaf of invitations 10 yuletide
goingS-on.
MISS CAROLINE LUCILLE
MCCLURE, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William L. McClurg. will
become the bride OF Douglas G..
Anderson, son OF the George p.
Andersons Of Lawrence avenue,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Pat Cameron HoIidayino

PAT CAMERON. e.. will be
holidaying from Manhattan
vile with her father
Raymond r. Cameron. and
Mary Dickinson... home
from Wellesley E.. is now with
her family. the Selden s.
Dickinsons. ..
Olive Jane Williams was
there TO meet her house guest
Jean Lawson Of Nina.
Wis.
And DR.. G. c. Penberthy
....gsve son, Wardner. "a
hearty handclasp e.. and Mrs.
Mary Stuart A. Cogsdill
and daughter, Kay met
lovely Margaret Jean A
Mt. Holyoke student and
were among the very earliest
srTlvals....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Dad Meets Mary Lawrie

CUTE MARY LAWRIE. -.
who was met by her doting
dad. e. Howard H.. and
who is a Bennett student.
caused quite a ripple with the
(phony) Giant Pandah &C.,.
which she was Juggling home
Ito sit in her bedroom
Betty Gust .. her luggage
covered with college suckers
-. hustled home from Brad
ford o.. her left arm in a sling
Ito be met by her parents
1.-THE Rockwell T. Gusts
land Priscilla Alden If
you please was warmly
greeted by her father and
mother 49,. the c. r. Aldens
Upon her arrival from
Wellesley
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
To Reduce. Make a Habit
Of Eating Protective Foods
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

DID YOU happen 10 see that
cartoon of the lady who could
barely wait until her nine-day
diet was over? She was stand
ing at the already open ice box
and pointing 10 the clock as she
announced TO her baffled hus-
band that she had only three
more minutes to go!
Quite a few OF you who make
such a fuss about going on a
diet seem TO share her enthu-
siaSm for going off II.
But. by the law Of averages,
a diet that is restricted 10 GER
tain number Of days is almost
too temporary in its results 10
count. AS soon as you stop re-
ducing, you start gaining.
Establish Habit
Since day-to-day food habits
decide your weight. 1t Is only
common sense to keep on eating
the protective foods which make
up the balanced menus until
you eat them from habit II not
choice.
After indulging in fattening
foods for long time, you can't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20

AWAY WITH plain bed
spreads make yours gay with
color, This old-fashioned lass ~
done entirely In easy embroidery
that goes along quickly that
what makes II so m u ch fun
20 do,
Pattern 403 contains a trans
fer pattern Of q motif l5X20i4
inches four motifs 3N4 inches;
illustration az stitches matcTsalS
required
Send 10 cent In com lor
this pattern 20 Tho. Laura
Nheeler- Pattern Department,
10 Times square, Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Easier 10 Be Weak

a oharSh answer but a true
one. 1t shows Pablo'S life.
shows what has happened to
Pablo'S spirit under that life &C..
the terrible and tragic things
that can happen 10 any brave
mans spirit when il becomes
easier 10 be weak than TO be
strong.
Most dreadful Of all. il shows
what can happen, what possibly
Is happening 10 your and my
life. 20 the lives of all those
who want 90 stay in the eddy
of their own weakness For
weakness so soon becomes an
eddy whirlinC IN the grip OF its
own surrender.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Mrs. Gibson
Pays Flying
Visit TO City
BY JACK L. OLIVER

THE DASHING Mrs. William
Wallace Gibson of New York
City paid a flying visit to these
parts or did you see her
lunching in the Statler's Terrace
Room with the Carroll Boutells?
Came on by plane a few days
back and has been staying with
her friends. Mrs. William T. Liv-
ingston and Miss Eleanore Handy
of Lakeland avenue.
However, with you-know-what
looming up next week and all,
she grabbed another airliner
Friday afternoon and Zoomed
back to Mr.. G.. and their elegant
duplex apartment on Fifth
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
CLEVER CANAPE SET

gift dc luxe for the modern hostess is this canape
set including -four walnut trays and four ash trays nut
dishes. For cocktail parties, tea-me summer snacks
on the porch it. s quite gem at ST. For shopping in
formation, please telephone Cherry $500, line 347.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20

expect to change your prefer
ences or even establish nSw
habits in nine days.
But the longer you eat the
protective foods, the less you
will crave those that are fat
tening and the more certain you
can be Of staying slim. And
there you have the one and only
trick to weight control
loopholes
Some OF you, however, keep
looking for loopholeS. One re-
Queer wrote 10 ask II there
we're not few easy tricks, say
like toasting bread 10 dry out
the calories. Well, toasting the
bread doesn't make any diff
ference. The number OF calories
it contains depends on how thin
you slice it--and how thick you
spread the butter.
II is true that the caloris
count of the same vegetables
may differ. Young vegetables
have fewer calories and more
vitamins than the older ones.
The older vegetable Is, the
more starch it contains. Another
way to cut calories is TO cook
the vegetables properly-for q
very short time and in a small
amount OF water-so that the
natural flavor is retained and
butter and sauces are not
missed.
Don't Skip
Don't skip meals 10 reduce
you just overeat at the next
one. Instead of letting yourself
get ravenously hungry between
meals. you may find ii a good
plan TO trick your appetite into
Contentment with hot tea. OF hot
cocoa made with skim milk and
favored with vanilla, or with
a cup Of bouillon made with
vegetable water.
Any of these will take the
gnawing edge off your appetite
and the few calories they con-
tain can be discounted.
Copyright 1871 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
Tapped in Vortex

Europe is trapped I'M The
vortex now II IS not trapped
because Hitler happened II is
trapped because its own la2incsS
happened, its own Cowardice
and Complaccncy because IL
was caught in the eddy of its
own weakness. That's what al
ways happens when men no
longer fight against their own
weakness.
Men can do that Just SO long.
then something breaks. Some
thing is breaking now The
river is rising The tide is
racing roaring and rioting
against the crumbling walls Of
civilization. We saw il coming!
But we thought IT wouldn't
matter My God. what fools
we were
Nuliures circlinC and
-Woopug because We thought
lf wouldn't matter,
y Crpyrsht 1871 - NKhs Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-20
JOB 10 Do

Turn TO page 50 TWO men
are talking. They are talking
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Cornnody
Continued From First Page

locaeless
1t interesting that Pal
John
which Critic Richard Lockdee
created the
Doubling in the adaptation
Jerome Chodorov and Joseph Fields the playwrghng
produced MY Sister Eileen
fate accident
Chodov and Fields into the material New Yorker They
Hollywood
After the usual salutations between
Chodorov asked his he
"A subscription F.
Mr. Chodorov
to the conclusion that the wives had been comparing exchanging
suggestions, or shopping together.
McKenney
One Of Years Hit Comedies
although would felt
their McKenny
play material conclusion all
last and probably this insofar the road concerned
bguing dramatic
life daughter the author
possibilities Judy struck them being those the
nothing with them ground
lightning place There the
the that putting her into
like adapters than creative play
wrights.
minds they might find
ion until they surrendered and Miss Benson for the right make
the adaptation
They without a leg when she wrote back:
play of Junior Miss (the
enough to
go ahead"
They went.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

to keep him on the string is almost
a full-time job.
Il like one line in my picture
which tells about another kind OF
woman To a woman without
talent or money a man is as neces-
sary as a master to a dog This
kind holds man ecause she be-
comes habit to him. :. But who
wants to be in that boX?' she
shrugged
The conversation was shifted to
Katharine. herself I asked why
she had disliked HOLLYWOOD so much
as to thumb her nose and stick out
her tongue at it. why she resorted
to so many tricks of self -exploita-
tion. Katharine leaped to her feet,
protesting:
I've never disnked HOLLYWOOD
I've never put on show. Nothing
could be more stupid and boring"
You mean they were the same
kind of highjinks YOU put on in
HARTFORD" She grinned, showing
her pearly teeth. Il love life. ex
element, fun, fight" was her reply.
whenever things get too dull. I
kick up my heels and make them
happen"
Why did you refuse to be inter-
viewed?"
'Dreading boredom as I do for
myself. I was afraid of boring
others"
Most Cooperative"
It's on record that she refused to
play ball with the press because of
the early fan interviews prying into
her privacy. When I'm asked
whether I take a bath shower or
tub. and what my love life is"
she once said. then 1 have a right
to take to the tall timbers. Even
gold fish has its nights to itself!'
On the set. Miss Hepburn was
always a swell guy. At M.-G.-M.
they say she's the most co-opera-
Evening star., 1941-11-02

was a nobody when Hal Roach
signed him to a s250-a-week deal
about l8 months ago He showed
nothing in a couple of pictures and
then slipped away and into a Broad
way show. Overnight he became
the most pampered matinee idol
New York has known since the davs
of Eugene O'Brien Publicity de-
scended on him in great waves.
Roach called him back TO HOLLYWOOD
and now is subletting him out to
other studios-for $1,000 a week.
You can't exactly blame these
slaves for casting about in search
OF modern Abe Lincoln. But
they're caught tight in a legal net
and have no redress. On the other
hand, YOU can't hurl too much
scorn at the masters" They take
long CANDLES in putting undeveloped
unknowns on the pay roll
Released by the North American Newspaper
Alliance, Inc.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Barron
Continued From First Page)

the better families ignored him with this
obvious obvious, unreraned wealth.
had married hash house in Montana
waitress rarely with ready
invitations parties His daughter throwing
considerable nherng to inherit BY marry
granddaughter seeking thrills became involved with gangster
of the speakeasy who wanted for murder.
their ancestors mistakes and mdeeds The
Kncad left obber methods Of the first Maj Kncad
be interested energeicay in making democracy work
Setting Wins Much
Applause Players.
lighting Mziner and the
exciting pieces the late
that the rstnigh audience of celebrities
them they did indicates
there is gloss than substance in the play.
that Kaufman Miss Ferber overly intrigued
Chuhs speech good idea for
would popular trend should be good
idea theaer kaufman certainly proved this
instance colaboraions when
his "Of buesqued American politics. his "Once Life
Hollywood in the his Dinner
at Eight" razzed social register folk
addition Land
Bright with mostly of the caber that could
assembled something performance that
headed Theodore Phyllis Arnold Moss Martha Sleeper
Flora capbe and happily the lovely and youthful Diana sa7ors