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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
Flower Show Tickets
On Sale Now

AN ADVANCE sale of tickets
for the Annual Flower Show to
be held at Convention Hall for
one week starting April ) is now
under way. The Detroit Times
has a limited number of these
advance sale tickets and you
may purchase them at the serv-
ice counter in the lobby of The
Detroit Times Building.
Tickets in the advance sale
are so cents each; after the
show opens they will be rs cents
apiece. The show is going to be
bigger and better than ever this
year and you won't want to miss
II, so why not take advantage
of the special reduced price and
purchase your ticket now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
The Class A Wife!

SHE HAS NO living relatives
all her grhood friends brilliant and beautiful women.
shortcomings the de-
nquences apartment supenndents suitable topics OF
conversation either at home abroad
when she says she will be in the Waldorf lobby at lis.
she is there
quote poetry anything aloud
by request
curiosity concerning her husbands recent where
long home accompanied by police
nternes 81
good joke when she hears it. for the fifteenth
sixteenth time,
a Settler a pick-me-up without
editorial comment.
SHE CARRIES matches a supply of quarters for
emergency tips doomen and taxicab drivers
She doesn't what the neighbors have or think
She OF cocktails without raising her voice
or impartng the piece of several times.
we'll equipped with sshrays and she needs
mineral after guests have arrived
MOTORING with her husband she does not point out
objects along the roadside that they
going in the wrong direction.
She does ask for $40 in public insist going home
just when a party is getting good. y -
She not take singing piano lessons and invites minor
poets TO tea.
In of ten tabout many extanD
She drawn a dim bulb in the matrimonial market
Reprinted from seoyus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
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The Detroit Times,
Iz1J Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
Wear Dots
For Chic
NJ
Dash
By JOAN DEAN

MONEY FROM HEAVEN--in
coin dots on divine new dresses
for the little deb and glamour
child-thats what we have TO
show today It's exciting news
for the junior maids who are
out looking for Easter toys.
Josette Junior wants a new
ensemble In which to start the
season off right. She's dating
an army officer and she simply
has to have a SUPER outfit to
wear Easter Sunday. Zone that
will knock the spots of any
thing dear friend Gloria sports.
DOTS WITH dash are right
on the beam for her. She has
perused enough fashion pages TO
know that coin dots are terrific
this Spring.
She knows they're dotting the
smartest dresses, appearing in
cape and jacket ensembles all
down the line.
Specially the nickel size dots.
They're biggest, most important
in fashion circles. And they're
particularly pretty when they
pop out on pleated skirts and
Tuffled collars. They're bound TO
add yerVe TO any lighthearted
outfit.
HTHEARTED COS
TUMES-gallant and gay-are
the type the juniors love. So
you can imagine how Josette
feels when she glimpses the twin
adorables sketched here. They
are gfarorous-and besides that,
they're sharp!
Number one has lots of things
to say for itself, because in ad-
dition to having white coin dots
sprinkled all over the dress of
rayon crepe, IL has a cunning
little Jacket OF sheer wool. With
capelets yet!
IN OLD VIRGINIA, years and
years ago, the Cavaliers wore
capelets such as these atop their
coats. But we doubt If those
early settlers in America ever
had such clever capelets OF wool
on one side and crepe on t'other.
The double shoulder capes on
this jacket are lined with the
same coin-dotted rayon crepe as
the dress. And they are de-
tachable, so that they may be
worn with the dress alone, or
with the Jacket alone, as you
prefer.
SHEER WOOL in Hopi beige
or Navajo red makes the jacket
on this frock, as il does for the
second Job. The buttons which
fasten IL are wonderful. dollar
sized covered ones. Dress has
an accordion-pleated skirt and
up-to-the-minute detail in bodice,
too.
Outfit No. 2 has a dress with
Venetian blind pleats and a
lovely ruffled square colonial
collar which is worn outside Of
the cardigan-fitted jacket. Both
creations come in Apache brown
or mint green with white dots
and Hopi beige jackets. or in
gray or navy and white with
Navajo red jackets. Sizes are
8 10 Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
To Develop
Graceful
Hands
BY DONNA GRACE

EARLY SPRING with its fit
ul storms and cold is an ideal
lime to carry on with beauty
schedules and diets. Winter
clothes are paSSe and we are not
going TO ruin our pretty new
hats ard things with snow and
rain, so staying in should be a
delightful interim behind the
scenes.
We never have time for half
the things we want TO try. so.
along with some of the steps TO
glamor. let us do something
about our hands. You know real
hand beauty is not just lovely
smooth. soft skin and pretty
nails. This kind of beauty is
expected of every smart girl but
lovely hands with awkward
movements may be compared to
a pretty face that lacks express
sion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
Look in the Section Your B
For Tuesday, April /.
MARCH II TO APRIL 20


Aries - Generous, beneficent
planetary aspects prevail this
day. You can do a swell job
for your boss and advance your
own interests and prestige in so
doing. Employer, executive, en-
ploye, laborer, artisan, student
favored.
APRIL 81 TO MAY 20
Extraordinarily for you ca
pable folk, too, although you
horn after May 5 may have to
exercise more patience than
usual to obtain desired results.
Especially opportune for con-
structive, urgent matters and
adding finesse and artistry to
your work.
MAY II TO JUNE 2f
GemiNi--Mercury (your signs
planet) is not so favorably as
pected, suggesting that you quick,
enthusiastic Geminians 70 b 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
Star Wins
Fashion
''0'Award

BEST DRESSED woman OF
the screen is Rosalind Russell,
named by the Fashion Academy
as one of Americas best dressed
women of 1871. shown in an
Adrian designed costume she
wears in her new picture, The
Uniform, co-starring Clark
Gable,
One hundred American de-
signers. comprising the Fashion
Academy, gave their annual
award TO Miss Russell as this
years best-dressed screen star.
Other best-dressed women chosen
by the academy represent So
ciety, radio, business, opera, avn
alton, adventure, sports and
public life, as well as the best
dressed AL American girl.
Arabic Drepe
The two-piece ensemble in
white sheer wool which Miss
Russell wears in the accompany
ing photograph illustrates her
flair for new fashion trends. The
skirt is cut on straight, slim
lines with single inverted pleat.
The semi-fitted. moderately long
jacket is belted in matching wool
on which gold nailheads are
studded. This same gold motif
outlines the shoulder woke.
With the suit, Miss Russell
wears a large brimmed white
bankok straw with a white silk
Jersey drape which starts under
the hat brin. Grapes under the
chin, and hangs to the shoulders.
The drape's black jersey hem
achieves vivid contrast. Adrian.
who designed the costume, calls
this his Arabic Drape, and pre-
diets that it will be a popular
pShion for the coming season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
Subtle Drama

Every actress learns the value
of hand expression and makes
every little movement work TO
her advantage. Nature favors
curves and fingers are graceful
when slightly curved. The flat
outstretched hand may be cor
rect occasionally In drama but
not in ordinary conversation.
The first and fourth finger
may be straight when the arm
is extended but the third finger
drops toward the palm of the
hand. Keep the thumb straight
and partly under the first finger.
Youthful hands are always
graceful but even in their teens
girls should 40 hand exercises
and this is what we can do in
the stay-at-home days.
Try This
Drop the arms to the sides.
Raise slowly. back Of hand lead
ling, extend to front. When shoul-
Her height, turn palm upward.
Bring finger tips of both hands
together. As they meet in front,
slowly separate and extend each
arm back to outstretched posi-
ton at sides.
Practice a number of hand
and arm movements with wrist
leading. The hand is extended
at the finish of the movement.
You will be interested to make
your own movements and will
find there is an added grace
when fingers do not lead. Keep
elbows straight for all arm
movements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Churchill Swaps Yarns

Churchill missed opportunity to exchange yarns
with the whatever the rank-from Leaseend Co
ordnator Harry Hopkins down doughboys and marines in
the Presidents military retinue.
encouraged determination
the British and result the British sailors going
in for the American of chewing gum byfhe time the
meeting ended.
the few amusing incidents occurred Sunday week
ago President Roosevelt boarding the Prince of Wales
for religious services The British baeships mascot cat
Casualty down sereney in the middle of the
joining American destroyer with the Prince of Wales
wholly Indifferent solemn world Importance of the
sion.
Casualty" had to be unceremonously shooed off the
allow the President of the United States board the
battleship.
All formal conferences between the President and Churchill
the British author held aboard the
Augusta the deck cabin where Mr. Roosevelt had
established his private quarters
There incessant conferences between
had accompanied the All the
informal and comngs gongs between the
of Wales the Augusta and other vessels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
1000 Films Get
Old Homes Back

HELSINKI. Finland. Aug. 1s.-
Two thousand former residents of
the karelian IsthmuS have re-
turned 10 their old homes in terri
tory that Finland has wrested
from Russia, it was learned today
1t was declared that all 100000
who were evacuated by terms OF
the peace treaty following the
.RuSso-Finnish war have expressed
their desire 10 return.
A dispatch from the fighting
front reported the death of Lieut..
Col Aarne Somersala. form I
chief of the Finnish air force. He
was killed i'm action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

Congressional Leaders Hear Story of Conference
on Atlantic With Churchill
By GEORGE DURNO
Init News service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1S.-In
the privacy of his oval room
study. President Roosevelt today
gave congressional leaders an &C
counting of his meeting with
Prime Minister Churchill.
Vice President Wallace led the
congressional group 10 the White
House. Others present were Acting
Speaker Woodrum Cd OF Vir-
ginia, Senate Majority Leader
Barkley. Senate Foreign Affairs
Chairman Connally. Senate Fin.
ance Chairman George and House
oreign Relations Chairman
Bloom.
1.-THE President gave them an
accounting" White House Sec
rotary Stephen T. Early said,
"and they In turn gave him one
on the legislative situation as
IL developed during the two
weeks he was away
At the Presidents request. his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

secretaries made no ngagements
for him following the legislative
conference so he could turn "a
an accumulation OF important
paper work.
He planned 10 lunch with Lease
Lend Administrator Harry Hop
kins and discuss problems Of Rus
sian and British aid and the forth
coming Moscow conference.
Secretary Early said the bill ex-
tending by at least Is months the
service period OF selectees. guards
men and reserves had reached the
White House late last FRIDAY
might and been sent 10 the budget
bureau for check. II will be re.
turned today and will be signed
as soon as il is received.
Mr. Roosevelt has not yet aired
his views on the congressional dc.
ciSion 10 take a month Off. Some
OF his aides recalled that last
Continued on Page Four)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Roosevelt @. ks Censorship Bill
Eyewitness Story
Of Sea Meeting
BY GEORGE LAIT
Intl News Service star Correspondent

LONDON Aug 1s.Pesident Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill called each other by their first and
exchanged friendly wsecracks in between formal business se
Of their threeday conference at sea- was revealed
today.
Giving the first full story Of what happened in the mid
Atlantic, by British eyewitness, weknown sailor
accompanied the British said the President
and prime minister obviously the most friendly terms
They pride showing each other the features of their
United States cruiser Augusta and the
baeshp Prince Of Walesand chated informally about
matters including the scenery
In high spirits and fine health Churchill walked miles on
the of Prince Of Wales the big o.
taking him to the rendezvous with Roosevelt He took a
in everything personally supervising
the stacking up of gifts from the British sailors to the Amer
President.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Hank Still Keeps
His Plans Secret

Whether Corp. Henry Green
berg will leave the army 10 be-
come the new manager of the
Detroit baseball team today re-
manned a secret that only Corporal
Greenberg could answer.
There have been -.equent ru-
.mors that Greenberg would leave
the army if they decide to let mer
out over 2S. He has been men.
toned as the successor to De
Baker as manager of the Tigers
Greenberg visited Detroit yes.
terday but vehemently refused &c
reply TO any and all question:
fired at him by reporters who mel
him at the City Airport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

President Coolidge 10 enter
japanese port to pick up the pri'
vate citizens, although II was will
ing 10 let the liner enter and take
aboard about 20 American officials
to return home.
Two theories are held here as tc
the reason for drawing a distlnc-
ton between private citizens and
officials.
One is that the American gov
ernment's request was made rather
hurriedly because the President
Coolidge was about 10 leave
Shanghai for home, and no Japa-
nese foreign office official may
have wanted TO accept RESPONSE.
bility for approving the request
without consultation with higher
authorities.
The second theory Is that the
refusal may have something TO dc
with the japanese government
efforts TO persuade the United
States TO agree TO a resumption oil
normal relations, now at virtua
standstill as a result of this gov,
ernments imposition of drastic
economic sanctions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Paris Saboteurs
Damage Rails
IntsrnatIonal Ner. ser,ice cnhIe

NlCHY, France, Aug. 1S.-A re.
ward of 100000 francs has been
offered by the Paris police pre-
lecture for information leading tc
the arrest of sahoteurs damaging
French railways and transport IA
cilities. according 10 a dispatch
from the occupied zone today.
The prefecture stated that pre-
vious sabotage of communications
endangered the lives and food sup
plies of those living in the heavily
populated cities Of the occupied
area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Naval Base,
Iron Center
10 Naziis

The frantic tempo OF the titanic
RusSo-German war seemed 10 be
slowing down today as the conflict
ragged into its ninth week.
Tension in the Far East. already
strained almost 10 the breaking
point. was heightened, however, as
the government-controlled Japa-
nese press charged America and
Britain with trying 10 bring war
between Russia and Japan.
German troops captured Niko-
laev. Russian naval base and i'm
peFtant harbor city on the Black
Sea.
Moscow admitted the loss Of
Nikolaev but said the docks there
had been wrecked by blasts before
the port was evacuated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
IN THE
NEWS

ER. DISNEY'S new pic
IV ture, THE Reluctant
A'A Dragon" is a master
piece of its kind.
1t is a picture perfectly ex-
pressive of its producers
yaried talents.
1t is original i'm conception.
highly artistic i'm execution,
delightfully."- h um OrOus in
character, agreeably infOrma-
tive, and thoroughly enter
aiming throughout.
Gentle reader and specta-
II, what else can you want !.
And If you do want any
hing else il is probably i'm the
picture, and your cOlumnist
has lazily overlooked it or
failed to mention it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
.BapS Get Us. Kick
W. i.ngton .! Hopes Detention of 100 Americans
by Toxic viii Be Strengthened Out
By KINGSBURY SMITH
Int'I News service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Aug 1s.-The
United States has made strong
representations TO Japan over the
holding of 100 American private
citizens who wish 20 return home
il was learned today.
This government m de the
representations through diplo-
matte channels after il was noti-
fled by the Japanese government
that the American citizens would
not be permitted 10 board the
American liner President Coolidge,
which the state department
planned TO send 10 a japanese
port 10 pick them up.
Official quarters in Washington
hoped. however. that the incident
would not become serious. The
belief prevails that the holding of
the American citizens is due
chiefly 10 Japanese red tape and
that il will be possible to arrange
transportation home for them in
the near future.
Japan has not demanded any
thing in return for release Of the
American citizens. Nor has tho
japanese government indicated
that III intends TO hold them for
any particular length of time.
Tho japanese foreign office
merely refused TO permit tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Ships Attire
At Piers Inn
Brooklyn
International News service wiz,

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S.-One of
the greatest waterfront fires in
years broke out in Brooklyn
shortly before noon today and
rapidly swept through piers and
ships in the congested Erie Basin.
Four alarms were turned in.
At least one large ship was re-
ported in flames.
The fire was reported 10 have
broken out at Pier u of I h c
Cuban Line. This pier is at the
foot of Baltic street. Origin OF the
blaze was not determined imme-
diately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Start New SeIfridqe Base

s f L F RID G f FIELD. MT
CLEMENS. Aug. 1S.-Tne 400 off.
GERS and men of the Third Ain
Base group will leave tomorrow
for Camp Beauregard, La. TO sci
up a maintenance air base for
Selfridge pilots. The base vii
travel IN 20 trucks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Tommy ManviIIe 10 Wed

MAMARONECK. ". Y. Aug. 1s.
--tINSl-Tommy Manville. play
boy heir 10 the Johns Manvills
asbestos fortune, today disclosed
that he planned 10 marry straw
berry blonde Beverly Palermo and
adopt her 4-year-old son rs soo0
as she obtains a divorce from tho
wealthy Joseph p. Palermo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
PENALTIES INCLUDE JAIL

Unlike the voluntary censor
ship now enforced by news serv-
ices, newspapers and the radio. the
compulsory censorship would be
backed up by stiff jail terms and
fines.
Far broader powers, however
are proposed for control OF all
forms OF communications enter
ing and exiting from the CONT
mental United States. This phase
of the censorship would be as stiff
as that imposed by the British OF
German governments.
The program contemplates es-
Enlistment Of an independent
federal censorship agency. 10 be
headed by "A director, who will be
paid SD 900 a year. The director
would have army and navy as
slstants and a large array OF aides
from federal agencies.
Tho directors proposed author
lily 10 censor all forms OF com.
munlcationS would be supported
by a penalty provision, imposing
prison sentences up 10 10 years
and fines up 10 $4,000 for viola
tons
The program has developed 50
far within the inner circle o
f1o.,;o,,oa On Daoa EEurA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
THE hero of the picture.
the romantic lead, or

VIII hNiO vi tht lhttuht
the romantic lead, or
rather the dramatic
lead Gas the picture, now thar
we come 10 think of il, is just
"A bit lacking in rOmance) Is
Mr.. Robert Benchley.
MIR. Benchley, b. be sure, is
a romantic enough personal
ity i'm himself, and there is in
addition a perfectly beautiful
young woman in the picture,
a Miss Verna Hilly, who
might be called the leading
lady.
And fate-or rather Mr..
ch legs cOmmendablc
thirst for acknowledgements
thrown the two together
DANGEROUSLY.
But the matter-Of-fact
scenario writer has portrayed
Mr.. Benchley a. a married
man and that hampers his
amative style a. it were.
For in the movies when
Hymen comes in at the door,
Eros flies out the window.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Conferences Began on Aug. 2

The conference began Saturday August when Churchill
went aboard the Augusta from British destroyer with his
staff He greeted with the playing of God Save the King
by an American marine band the Augustus stood sy
at attention.
Churchill the first to speak Walking the Pres.
dent he said:
Good morning. How YOU"
The Presidents reply naudible but obviously cordial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Would
Cover Press,
Films, Radio
BY WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON
Inii News Ser,ic, stan Correspondent,

In,I News service stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON Aug. 1S-
President Roosevelt today has APP
proved a recommendation Of the
army and navy high command for
prompt enactment OF a law i'm.
posing warlikc federal censorship
on the press. radio, motion pic.
u re- industries and all forms oi
communications in and out OF the
United States.
Under plans drawn by the
high command. initial
steps IN censoring the American
press. radio and motion picture
Industries would be restricted "a
measures prohibiting disclosure OF
military secrets.
Editors note: The extent OF
this proposed compulsory cen
sorship appears 10 be similar TO
the voluntary censorship, self
imposed BY international News
Service on its worldwide or
ganization since last January at
the specific request OF Navy
Secretary Frank Knox.
CUnder voluntary censorship,
international News Service. re-
Trained from publishing news OF
ship movements. both American
and British. troop movements,
military inventions and produc-
ton of weapons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Hal Newhouser
10 FACE Ydnks
BY LEO MACDONELL

Harold Newhouser will pitch for
the Tigers against the Yankees al
Briggs Stadium this afternoon in
the first of three-game series
the New York teams final appear.
anceS Of the season in Detroit.
Marvin Breuer is expected &c
pitch for the Yankees.
BY virtue of a double victory
over the Athletics Sunday, the
Yankees came 10 town in first
place with a lead of II games over
the White SoX who vaulted into
second place yesterday. The
Indians dropped into virtual tic
for third with Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
IRON CENTER FALLS

Russia also finally admitted the
German capture of Krivoy Rog
Ukrainian iron center.
Not only has the German drive
in the Ukraine slowed down, ac-
cording 10 Moscow. but the Soviets
are counter-attacking on the cen.
trial front and holding their own ir
the north.
On the diplomatic fronts. Brit
ain announced d new trade dea
involving credits of $4,000, 900 fol
Russia.
London and Moscow impatientlS
awaited reply from Teheran or
new representations calling fol-
swift action 10 rid Iran of some
5000 German tourists and tech
nicianS who have allegedly filtered
into Persia.