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Evening star., 1941-03-30

view of injuries to Nazi Assistant
Air Attache Moser in the tumult
Thursday after the pro-axis align
ment government was cast aside.
Concurrent with Germanys sus-
pension of air service to Yugoslavia's
capital, the Yugoslav government
stopped German river traffic in its
section of the Danube and military
operators took over telephone lines
in Belgrade.
The Governor of Croatia hastened
back to zagreb, his provincial CAPT.
tai, to report to DR.. Vladimir Mack,
the Croat peasant leader, on what
he had learned about the Simovic
course.
Mack May Hold Key.
DR.. Mack, who was carried over
as Vice Premier from the deposed
cabinet of Dragisa Cvetkovic, may
hold the key to development of
Yugoslavia's home and foreign pol
icy 1t depends on how he decides
whether to stay with the Simovic
government or go back into the op-
position ranks.
An insight into Croatian temper
was indicated by a Zagreb COM
munique which said that the "ir-
responsible persons" who demon
strated against two foreign gov
/ ernments" in the city of Maribor.
near YugoSlavias German frontier
will be arrested.
The latest German-Yugoslav con-
versation was between this coun-
try'S general staff and the German
Minister to Belgrade, Viktor Won
| Heeren. German sources said an
attempt was being made to smooth
out the situation resulting from the
Thursday events. y = : - -, ss->e-a..5s
The Yugoslav government was
trying to keep the lid on public
Evening star., 1941-03-30

also may mean that previous agree
ments for passage of foreign troops
and war material will not be re-
confirmed.
Observers believe these may have
been features of the axis agree
ment which were not "open" or
publicly announced.
The men who set up Yugoslavia's
new government seem to be resolved
that this country will not be another
Rumania, Bulgaria or Hungary.
Evening star., 1941-03-30
j. 5. Scientists Win
Colombia sFriendship
In Yellow Fever Fiqhf
Rockefeller Foundation
Men Save Lives Germans
And japanese Couldn't

This is one of a series OF arti-
cleS coUering the extraordinary
expedition OF American industrial
scientists to South America to
mobilize Immediately the best
minds, methods, raW materials
and products for defense.
Evening star., 1941-03-30
YuqosIuv

Continued From First Page,)
Evening star., 1941-03-30

De luxe twin cylinder mo-
tor, for heavy roWboats and
run aboutS. Streamlined,
dead-center steering device.
TillOtSOn carburetor. Tank
and in nstrum ent pane.
Underwater exhaust. 3.400
R. P. M. Limited quantity.
Sporting Goods-Bdsement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Ciqeref Smoking

Cigaret smoking is also the
cause of many fires. and when
you hear fire engines and the
hook and ladder ging
through the street around mid
night or Whereabouts. the chances
are they are on their way TO
douse fire caused by some
night smoker who fell asleep
and ignited the bedclothes.
Throwing a cigaret out of a win
dow onto an awning or canopy
below, is also a frequent cause
OF fire.
Should a fire from any cause
break out in your home, shut the
doors and windows at once to
confine 1T TO one room and cut
off its oxygen supply while wait
ing for the firemen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Neutrality Act,
Real or Assumed
Always Wins a Husband
Nv HELEN ROWLAND

selves that they are being pur-
sued. The most devoted husband
will laughingly tell YOU how the
Little Woman caught me. But
If the Little Woman had been
seriously trying TO catch him,
she would have missed the boat.
THE TRUTH is that love, in
the beginning. is always A game.
And when a girl plays too hard
10 win, her game Is always
rotten. She shows her hand.
drops her poker-face and misses
all her best tricks. She can't
be casual or neutral.
The girl who knows that she
wants a man. and makes a play
for him. hasn't a chance beside
the girl who likes him a lot
but isn't sure that she wants
him.
Neutrality. whether real or
assumed. always gets the man.
Distributed by King Features synd.. In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Electric Iron

The electric iron also is the
cause of many home fires. The
iron is left turned on while the
homemaker answers the phone
or the doorbell, and before long
the ironing pad and board are
on fire.
If the window is open and
there is draft, the cord soon
is on fire, too, and then the
trouble starts. So take just a
second to switch off the current.
and so avoid possible serious
confiagration due only to care
lessness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
The Difference

The difference between the
envied and envious hostesses is,
10 a large extent. the way in
which they prepare.
Their innate spirit OF friendli-
ness may he equal, but the sue
CesSful hostess augments this
with systematized planning. She
doesn't wait until she is setting
the table for a dinner party 10
make sure that her company
dishes and silver are sparkling
clean.
She doesn't have 10 interrupt
her last minute activities TO poll
ish the silver or wash the extra
glasses.
If overnight guests are exc
pected she makes sure before
hand that there are plenty Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

ssI EARN how 10 he casual
IL with a man, admonishes
J. George Frederick. IN his
Illuminating book How 10
Understand a Man Emouonally
and Temperamentally' Too
many women have never learned
how 10 take the neutral or
casual attitude which means the
simple. friendly one
Coming from q man. this IS
priceless advice: for only man
can appreciate mans reaction
70 the girl who "dramatizes his
casual interest in her.
MEN LIKE women who like
men; and the hest act any girl
can put on is a neutrality act
As long as her interest in a man
is casual. she can be gracious.
natural. fiirtatious or witty
and even sympathetic.
But the moment she ceases
10 be -caSual-nE neutral, she be-
comes self-conscious and loses
her balance, her perspective and
control of her steering geer. She
either Stops over like a vanilla
sundae on a hot day or poses
like a mannikin This makes a
man feel uncomfortable; his one
impulse is to sprint for safety.
THERE Is a fallacy in the
belief that any woman can
marry any man she has made
UP her mind 10 marry. But, on
the contrary. any woman can
marry almost any man she can
not quite make up her mind TO
marry.
Still. men like to f1atter them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Bre akfast Tray

IF YOU find you have too
many duties TO perform before
breakfast. yet YOU object TO set
ting the breakfast table the
night before, try this idea.
On a large tray place all the
china, silver and glassware
needed for the morning meal. as
well as salt and pepper shakers,
sugar howl. etc.
Cover with towel or cloth. In
the morning you have only 10
carry the tray 10 the breakfast
table and waste no time making
several trips from cupboards to
table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Defective Wiring

Another frequent cause of fire
is the overuse of electric outlets.
Don't try to hook up several
electric appliances on one socket.
Also, do away with temporary
wiring and trailing cords placed
under rugs or carpets, All of
these are fire causes.
If there aren't enough outlets
in your home. do not use so
many appliances or extra lamps
until this matter has been ad-
justed. Additional wiring and
outlets aren't expensive and can
easily be installed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Prepare Home For the Holiday Season.

ITS about time now to get the
= house in order for the holiday
season just ahead. Usually there
is plenty TO do at this time,
especially if one has been put
ting of repairs and the like.
Go through the house, then,
and If there is rung or table
leg loose, or tiny rip in up
holstery, now is the time to get
after the job.
1t certainly wouldn't be very
pleasant if a guest sat down on
that chair with the loose leg and
suddenly landed on the floor,
but exactly that little accident
has occurred more than once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Lighting Gas Stoves

Be careful when lighting the
gas stove. If it doesn't ignite au-
tomatically, always have matches
handy before turning on the gas
right where you can lay hands
on them. Do not let anything
distract you as you light either
a top burner or the oven. Just
a few seconds delay between
turning on the gas and lighting
il may be sufficient to set the
kitchen on fire. Ask any fire.
fighting laddie and he will tell
YOU It's so,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Careful Planning
Makes Party a Success

HOSTESSES who win admira-
- ton and praise from their
guests are the ones whose social
activities are smooth and effort
less.
Whether giving a dinner for
II, or simply entertaining a
couple at bridge. some women
have the faculty for easy, gra-
cious hospitality.
Often such hostesses are the
envy of others, for there are
women who, w hen giving a
party, look forward TO 1t with
dread in some cases, almost on
hysteria.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
And Spouse

The married hostess plans
will include consideration for
her husbands comfort. too. by
laying out his clean linen and
his bath towels so that he can
make his change of clothing
without interrupting her work
in the kitchen.
There is nothing so distract
ing as husbands frantic query
for that favorite Shirt just at the
moment when the gravy needs
constant stirring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Be Sure

Much of the ability to enter
tain with unruffled calm comes
from a sure knowledge that all
special tasks have been attended
to in ample time.
With these out Of the way,
the hostess can undertake the
final preparation with an easy
mind and still have time for a
soothing bath and for personal
prettying.
Here again the smart woman
shows her cleverness, for she
has her party clothes all in
order, attended to we'll in adj
Vance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Second Cause

Therefore. do not attempt to
do any dry cleaning with infiam-
mable cleaners in the home.
and never use gasoline or benzine
to dry-clean at home even the
smallest item.
Vapors can ignite if a flame
is Is or even 20 feet away, and
an electric spark resulting from
a doorbell being sounded. may
be sufficient to ignite such va
pors.
Indeed. ignition of vapors
ranks second in the list of causes
of indoor fires in several large
American cities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Most Fires z
Caused by


YOU may not want 10 set the
Il world on fire, and the
chances are that you don't want
TO set your house on fire either.
But, say the fire commission
ers, the homemakers are respon-
sible for a large percentage of
fires in the homeland ii all
adds up TO sheer carelessness.
What's more, the causes OF
fires in the home are much the
same as they were 10 or even
20 years ago.
Since the home is the first
line of defense, it behooves every
homemaker 10 be as careful as
she possibly can to avoid all fire
hazards.
High on the list Is the fire
started by dry cleaning in the
home,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

DESIGNED for decevngthis youthful becoming frock made
~ from Pattern 4S0Si It's typical example of the slender
ling Anne Adams creations featured regularly by The Detroit
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sewing
Every detail shown is carefully planned
give SLIM vertical lines from its striped wool fabric
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You'll stitch the whole ecordtme with the
aid of modern sewing machine and
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Send fifteen cents in for this Anne Adams Pattern.
Write plainly size, address and style number
Address order 10 the Anne Adams Pattern Department
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patterns Canadian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
1Hleu

In a bureau drawer. and see to-
it that a filled and fitted sew
ing kit. powder puffs, cotton
and other items for the toilet
and makeup are on hand in nice
fresh packages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

sheets and towels so that she
need not tire herself on the day
of the guests arrival by a
hurry-up wash or a quick trip
TO the shops to buy extra sup
plies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

Treat lamps TO new bulbs and
freshen up shades IL necessary.
Rearrange furniture for
pleasant groupings and see to it
that small tables are plentifully
supplied with ash trays, and
that cigaret boxes, matches or
lighters are within easy reach.
Get after any stains in rugs
and carpets. and give any
leather upholstery a good wash
See that mirrors and mirror
glass sparkle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
New Books

Add a nice big box OF tissues.
and see 10 II that waste baskets
are within easy reach.
Don't forget an electric pad.
Go over the bookshelf and put
in couple Of new books, not
forgetting an exciting mystery
story.
See 10 il that lamps are fitted
with bulbs, and clamp a reading
lamp over the bed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

If guests are expected for the
holidays. give the guest room a
good doing-over.
Place an extra blanket or two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
SEEK ENDORSEMENT

II is assumed the message. II
sent, was encouragement to Rus.
STA TO continue 10 resist the Ger
man military onslaught. and prob
ably included a promise of in
creased aid from both Britain and
the United States.
There is reason 10 believe the
United States and Britain would
like 10 have Stain endorse the
lAnglo-American eight-point pro-
gram for. a new world era based
on peace and happiness after this
war is over.
Whether the reported Roose-
lvelt-Churchill message 10 the
Soviet dictator actually expressed
IrA.NtA.-I -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The statement issued by
President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Winston Churchill
contains many words and information and ideas.
1t merely to conceal vital commitments and
engagements
Their alleged peace aims seem to be to dsentomb and
to attempt reanmate the denct League of Nations the
creation of which had much do with promoting the
present wars.
Their fantastic suggestions in relation disarmament
will not misead the world To them disarmament means
what meant to the League of Nations the disarmament
their foes, and nothing
Their declaration concerning freedom Of the seas
merely means the perpetuation of the navasm
Britain pooled with the navalsm of the United This
pooling OF naval powers announced to Parliament by
Mr. Churchill in March of 1885, President Roosevelt had
no moral or legal right to make such an agreement
The moral bankruptcy of their statement is
apparent in their formal of the alliance of the
United States and Great Britain with homcdal commun-
istic Soviet Russia
Undoubtedly there discussed at the conference
between President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill
the formation of another American Expedtionary Force
British power is not sufficient win the present war
Let Mr. Churchill take notice, however, that the vote
cast by the House of Representatives days ago
ton to the extension of service of Americas conscpt army
will bar for many months such betrayal of American
manhood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Record
at
Singapore
BY s. A. wYKES
Init News service staff Correspondent,

SINGAPORE. Aug. Is. - The
largest convoy ever 10 reach
Singapore arrived at this milf
tary, naval and air base today
bringing thousands Of troops and
powerful weapons from Australia
II was the third such detach-
ment 10 reach Singapore since the
Far Eastern crisis arose, and IT,,
size and mobility exceeded any
thing ever seen at this port.
Tough Amaze troops. trained by
the same methods that won laur-
els for Australians and New Yea
landers IN Libya and Syria. were
landed by the thousands.
The equipment included Bren
gun carriers, swift little vehicles
which have been used with amaz.
ing success in the African and
Near Eastern campaign; trucks,
planes and anti-tank guns. Com
plete ambulance units also were
included.
Arrival Of the convoy. shortly
following the arrival of Anglo
Indian forces. was seen by official
circles as indicative Of the Allies
determination TO make Singapore
their first line of defense in the
Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15

lost assuredIy NOT,
IVu since the New Deal
has discarded these
essential and elemental free
doms here at home.
Have not our most distin-
guished New Deal leaders re-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Roosevelt Due
Back in "a Hours
BY GEORGE DCRNO
Int News service stan Corre.pondsnt


SWAMPSCOTT, Mass. Aug. Is.
Probably within the next %
hours. President Roosevelt will
terminate the historic cruise which
brought him and British Prime
Minister Churchill face to face on
the high seas.
II was believed likely the Presi-
dent, who apparently is once again
aboard the White House yacht Po-
tomac. would put in at Rockland
Me, or some point close by.
William d. Hassett. acting
White House secretary. advised
newSpapermen who have been as
Sembling at Swampscott that he
would have a statement for release
at Z p. m. EST. He indicated il
would be confined 10 revelation of
Mr. Roosevelts arrival plans.
II was anticipated that Mr.
Roosevelt would grant a press con-
ference upon his return. and at
that time possibly elaborate on the
agreements with Churchill.
The presidential special train
was in readiness in the south Bos-
ton station. as it has been for the
last two weeks. ready 10 move to
the port where the President will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Plymouth Joins
Shut Briggs Unit

What the company termed IAN
other unauthorized strike in two
departments of the Mack avenue
plant OF the Briggs Manufactur-
ing Company today caused the
layoff of $500 employees of the
Briggs plant and the Plymouth
division OF Chrysler Corporation.
An equal number of men were
laid off shortly afternoon yester-
day when a similar dispute oc-
CURED AT the Briggs plant and
another $500 employees on the aft
.ernoon shifts at the two plants
were not permitted 10 work
The dispute involves only APP
proXimately 700 UAW-CIO en-
ployes but the Plymouth plant has
been forced 10 close because Of n
lack of bodies, Briggs officials
said.
The dispute which began yes
teray and continued today. in
wolves the "disciplining" Of two
shop stewards for leaving their
Jobs 10 attend 10 union business.
company charges OF a Showdown
and union claims of "speedup'
of production rates.
The union insists there is no
strike. but that the company laid
off the men when they objected to
the firing of two shop stewards. f."
Company spokesman said the
union has refused 10 follow the
grievance procedure set up in the
contract and is apparently flaunt-
inc the agreement in the face of
the management"
Instead Of trying TO maintain
production rates, there has been
showdown Of so per cent" the
company said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Trv to DiSentOmb
League of Nations
By GEORGE HOLDEN TINKHAM
Special to THE DETROIT TTMEs

Representative In Congress from Massachusetts Member
OF House Foreign Affairs Committee
to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Debt Tops so Billion

| WASHINGTON. Aug. IS
(INS)-The public debt today
edged over the S50000.000. 600
mark. as borrowing for the new
fiscal year reached S1.751, 299. $50
of which S1,42s. 29S.095 already
has been spent for defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
TIME latest nation which
we have antagonized


by attempting to dictate
its national and International
policies is France.
We know nothing about ac-
tual conditions prevailing in
France and in Europe and in
the French colonies i'm Africa.
but that makes no difference
10 our New Deal administra-
ton.
IL operates the most freely
and offends the most effec-
lively when il is entirely de-
void of any factual knowledge
OF actual conditions.
And il generally Is a.
empty Of useful knowledge
and bare Of beneficial expe-
rience Is dried bone.
So now we have arrayed
against us Germany and Italy
and Hungary and Rumania
and Finland and Latyia, Lith-
uania and tonia and
France.
And we will surely soon
have Japan and Spain and
Portugal, and very possibly
all the Scandinavian countries
and all the Balkan Peninsula.
TONE of these countries
~ wants To bother the
United States, hut our
New Deal administration IN.
SiSTS upon bOtheriDg and
BEING BOTHERED.
or course, sooner or later
we are going 10 be accommO-
dated with the trouble we are
continually inviting If we
keep on meddling with mat
tiers which do not concern III
and attempting 10 run the
other Independent nations of
the world as unsuccessfully
as our New Deal government
has run our own.
We would probably be ca
ceeding the duties and func.
tons of the United States
were we trying TO AMERI-
CAME the world.
But the New Deal is NOT
trying TO Americanize the
world.
II is trying to COMMU-
ME the world.
II is not trying 10 SOW the
seeds of American individual
ism and constitutional liberty,
and freedom of thought and
speech and publication. and
equality before the law, and
opportunity for all m n
throughout the world.
N lost assurcdly NOT,
N since the New Deal
has discarded these
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
STRUCK EDGE OF ROAD


Captain Hull, who lived in Royal
Oak and piloted planes for Floyd
Foren Flyers and the City Air
port, enlisted last December to
fly bombers to England. He was
80 years old and was born in Oak
land County.
He was married but had no
children. At the time of his
enlistment he moved with his wife,
Judy, TO MONTREAL. Que.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
School Board to Appeal
Times stan Correspondent

ANN ARBOR, Aug. 15.-The
State Teaching Tenure Commission
order that the school board grant
public hearing 10 ousted Super
intendent Otto w. Haisley. re-
suited in the announcement today
that the board will appeal TO the
Supreme Court. asking a review
of the findings of the commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
in THE
NEWS


Deal administration
has finally succeeded, after
great and constant effort, in
antagOnizing almost every
nation on the face of the
earth.
We have antagonized them
entirely unnecessarily.
We have antagOnized them
usually not to satisfy the
sentiments of our genuine
Americans but to crafty the
revenges of the hordes of
refugees who are Overrunning
our country and taking con-
troll of it.
We have antagonized those
various nations i'm Europe
and Asia and Africa, not to
protect our own American
liberties, but to inflict upon
them and permanently impose
upon them the crackpOt New
Deal theories and practices
which have proved such ex-
pensive and such disastrous
failures i'm our own land.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15

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