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Evening star., 1941-03-15
Pepper to Make Series
Of Speeches in Canada
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Senator Pepper, Democrat, OF
Florida will deliver series of
speeches in Canada next week, in
cluding one to the Canadian Parlia-
ment.
The Floridian, leading proponent
of aid to Great Britain, told re-
porters before leaving by train last
night that he was going to Canada
only in his capacity as citizen Of
the United States" His first speech
was scheduled for the Canadian
Club at Toronto Monday on De-
mocracy In the Modern World"
Evening star., 1941-03-15
CoIumnist Is Dead

KANSAS CITY, Kans., March Is
(P).-Austin E. Neal, u, for many
wears a columnist on the Kansas
City Ksnsan, died today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

ditions in general. Advance
through your own talents and
consistent efforts.
JULY 2I TO AUG. ee
Leo - Try something original
where it will be feasible. Ask
advice of wiser heads. Don't be
ashamed TO take that advice and
to listen well. This will be a
grand day if you help it along.
AUG. 20 TO SEPT. s5 -
Virgo-Unction, system for de-
tails and tedious matters, suf-
ficient fresh air to pep up your
brain and smooth your nerves
and hopeful outlook, no matter
your problems, are what this
day needs.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. 25
Librd-If you let this ener-
getic day go by without
accomplishing as much as you
reasonably can, you'll be missing
a fine opportunity, and you'll
find it harder later to catch up
in belated matters.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. 20
Scorpio-Co-operate with your
own ~capabilities--too often you
of this birth sector don't give
your talents chance, nor do
you consistently develop them
as you should. Today especially
favors attention to practical,
business and work matters.
NOV, 20 TO DEC. ee
Sd0ittdrils--If you are asso-
ciating with people who aren't
completely honest and rightly
ambitious, stop now before they
do you and your future harm.
This 10 a substantially friendly
day to the upright, persistent
individual.
DEC. % TO JAN. sf
Capricorn - On the highly
favored list now: Transports
ton, manufacturing, selling
(retail and wholesale), re-estab-
fishing, renovating, building;
oiHN duh navy andiist koNchh-
ment matters; romance.
JAN. % TO FEB. 90
Aqudrius-You may find this q
better time for study than for
visible advancement in progress
sive activities, but whatever your
day demands, be eager to gain
from it as you also give to it.
Spending for public needs, church
and charity matters most
favored.
FEB. ef TO MARCH 90
Pisces-Money, general busi-
ness, budget issues are promi-
nent- especially favored
handled properly. You'll have
competition today, so start your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
By JANE MOWERS

WHAT Crosse Pninte is to De-
w troit. Beacon Hill Is TO
Boston. Even when Detroit con-
sisted Of an Indian tepee or two,
Boston Beacon Hill was socially
something special.
During the era Of the Clipper
ships. the New England states
led in foreign trede. To Asia.
Europe and Africa went the
merchant vessels. and the fruits
Of their cargo returned 70 adorn
the mansions OF Beacon Hill.
The exquisite furniture, china.
pictures and hnick-knacks from
these homes eventually found
their way into museums and pri-
vate collections. 10 be priced for
their perfection and historic
value.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Vary DRESSINGS

SALAD dressings need the
- charm of surprise to keep
the ingredients they dress al
ways interesting. You can stir
up considerably more salad i'm
terest, even with a dressing
you've been serving for weeks,
by the addition of something
colorful or chevy. Vary by min
Cling ripe olives with small por-
tons OF minced shallots or green
onion or a bit of brilliantly coll
ored. finely minced red pepper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

pairs beside the green paneled
fireplace. The novelty therein is
the use of one dark and one
light mat for each pair, and it's
very striking.
While we're on the subject of
pictures. there's a set or Three
in the bedroom that are destined
for fame. Quilted cotton ovals
in colorful floral patterns are
matted in white and framed in
black and gold.
There's nothing like stealing
an idea. but the enterprising
homemaker with budgets TO re-
spect might easily buy a strip of
quilted material Otis now sold
by the yard for use in bed
spreads). Hire the framing done
and delight your feminine friends
nj Christmas tide.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

were required to adapt
the pieces 10 our modern needs,
the same perfection of detail
and proportion, the same Geor-
gian feeling was retained.
Now, Beacon Hill has come TO
Detroit for visit. You'll find
II in a local store in four deco
rated rooms that breath gra-
cious living. High ceilings. ma
hogany masterpieces, fringed
ruffies of tsffeta and fireplaces
are part and parcel Of this Geor-
gian elegance.
Let's roam the living room
FIRST. The dusty pink quilted
sofa. sthe pale green loveseat
tsatin in a circle PATTERN, the
striped pair Of chairs and the
English Easies Vie for comfort
honorf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Design for Dining

The dining room comes next
. and IL is a room for real
dining. leisurely and dignified.
At head and foot OF a huge
Duncan Phyf> table, there are
green upholstered armchairs.
Along the sides are chairs COW
cred in an inch-wide green and
blue stripe.
The same blue (Salem, by
name). is used for the vain
scoting and woodwork. A lovely
rose scenic wallpaper depicts
old China, with the pagodas and
weeping willows in white. Over
the marble fireplace sails the
Yankee clipper ship, the symbol
of the period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Twin Tables

Serving tables stand at oppo-
site ends of the long room. One
douhle-shelved table is arrayed
with crystal finger-bowls, while
the other has beautiful china
plates and bowls arranged on
the three shelves. A good idea
for that bare wall OF yours.
Twin bachelor chests, topped
by horns OF plenty in pottery,
flank the fireplace. Look closely,
Tor The chest tops open out TO
form desks.
In the bedroo flowers
throughout the rugs and drapes
are a CHEEKY note. And the knit
ting table that looks like a re-
versed tiered-table has a spindled
gallery on both shelves 10 hold
yarn or sewing for the am
bilious maiden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

. MARCH sf TO APRIL 20
A RIES--Grand rays spell much
"A opportunity. Financial and
list. Maintain a steady, active
heart interests lead the favored
tempo as a follow through in
this new weeks schedule.
APRIL 81 TO MAY 20
Tdurus-Let today be a prel-
ude TO better things. Begin this
week rightly and carry on in
appropriate style. Tackle the
difficult and important tasks
first. Benefic star aspects smile
on you.
MAY sf TO JUNE 2f
Gemiwi - Generally favorable
indications, yet added effort and
persistent ambition is needed.
Don't be hurt by seeming sights
(which half the time aren't in
tended TO be slights) and don't
feel inferior to any one.
JUNE 2e TO JULY %
Cdncer-Some new ways now
for you TO improve your private
interests ms we'll as meet bet
ter business contacts and con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Leather Topped

Most Of the tables are leather
topped. including the trick
kidney-shaped coffee stand and
card table set for a serious game
OF chess. Two tiny gold what
not shelves. with flowing plumes
for supports. hold sprays OF ivy.
-Four Chinese prints hang in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
.V0ro5c0pe
Broiled Sausage

TO PANBRoIL sausage links,
cook them in a covered skillet
with two tablespoons water and
let steam FIVE minutes. Pour of
excess water, remove cover and
let brown slowly. II cooked this
way, the sausage is plump, Juicy
and evenly Drowned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Accents

Beyond description is the
writing desk. hut note the china
miniatures framed by the brass
pulls on the drawers-alSo the
sliding doors and lockable COM
partment. High above hang
bronze-toned portraits of boy
and girl.
Candelabra with Elistening
prisnfsFeateh your eye in every
room. The dressing table boasts
twe with brass bases. They look
a bit Oriental, but close inspec-
ton reveals Colonial figures
against a lesfy background.
A good share of the figurines
and curios are Chinese, yet there
are Dresdens in evidence, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Beacon Hill Furniture las Georgian Elegance

first interest in dolls. Designer
Dexter s. Spaulding, with the
able assistance of expert crafts
men, executed three tiny rooms
full of Beacon Hill reproductions
in miniature.
They VIII be exhibited in the
display windows of the same
Detroit store all this week. Lest
there is doubt, these dimlnutive
rooms are entirely different
from the life-size models pre-
viously described.
The task Of making these
miniatures took six months TO
complete, but 1T is estimated
that one man might we'll have
shaved FIVE years or more, if he
worked alone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
BY Frances Drake

outlook Is, According TO the Stars,
worlds great leaders. Give this
individual the benefit Of religious
training and harmonious home
surroundings that only its finer
nature may prevail. Music talent.
Distributed by King Features Synd,, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Perfect Detail

For the detail, even TO the
inlay, hard work, matching
veneers, is flawless. Pictures,
vases. rugs. secretaries. ladder
back chairs everything is in
accurate proportion.
It's an amazing sort Of fun,
but these wee furnishings are
actually working models 10 show
the public what is included in
the salable collection Of Beacon
Hill furniture.
Just on and all til your
hearts content you'll have
plenty Of company in your adj
miration. Seems too good to be
true,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Derby House Colors

The colors have been borrowed
from the famous Derby House
on Salem Harbor as 1t was way
back before the American Revo-
luton. The pumpkin colored
hallway, with shells-in-the-
archway design, has been copied
from General Henry Knoxs
Maine, mansion.
The authenticity is there, you
see-plus a few charming inn
provements.
But this is double feature.
A trip TO midtown will reward
YOU with a view Of the doll
house you've wanted since your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Exact Copies

However. a complete collec-
ton OF exact copies has been
; made Some from originals,
: some from drawings. Wherever
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

IN JOT W0HddEi Ucto0eT IT II
affairs early and keep up o.
sanely steady pace. Ul
A CHILD born or this day:
A vibrant, dominant character
who may well become one Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake.
The Detroit Times.
i22j Times Square. Detroit. Mich.
PLEASE SEND Ny TNDTVID-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

Here's uniform heat for FIVE New seamned
will fuel Bit dial secor
oil level oil transparent
features Model FT15O You'll oil heater
ters first cold SncubFE o0-Ent Biz
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Your Horoscope


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AUTOMATIC
DEFERRED PAYMENTS

Chimney draft regulator
automatically opens and
closes to compensate for
excessive or changing
drafts.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Berlin
Continued From First Page0

in the commentary Deutsche Dip
lomatisch Politische Korrespendenz,
said yesterday:
Wherever sense of honor still
exists the greatest attention and
recognition must be paid to the
courageous stand of Iraq toward
the newest encroachment of the
British Empire" 1t charged Britain
with fragrant disregard of treaty
and apparent provocative inten-
ton" in sending new contingents of
troops into Iraq while units orig
inally landed still were present in
the country.
Sympathetic With Iraq.
Iraq, said Korrespondenz. now
knows the value of the British
promise to Arab peoples. Britain
"'' now is obtaining a receipt from
a small but brave people for its
presumptuous attempts to force its
mastery on the whole world"
For the moment, however, Ger
many was doing, apparently, no
more than expressing deep sympa-
thy for Iraq. Oficials would not dis
cuss reports that the Iraq govern
ment had asked Berlin for help, nor
would they indicate whether there
was any prospect of such aid.
The well-informed commentary
Dienst aus Deutschland warned
against attaching too much signifi-
canoe to the Iraq events, remarking
1T does not appear that Germany
wants to adopt the thesis that the
Iraq- English conflict has a direct
bearing on the war against England,
except insofar as it contributes to
the crisis in English affairs in the
Near East"
The German PRESS carried many
reports of the events in IraQ, but
refrained from comment.
Attention of Shipping War.
Comparative quiet prevailed on
Germany's own military fronts, SC
attention again was engaged by the
war on English commerce.
The high commands report yes
terday that submarines, planes and
surface craft sank ships totaling
l.2l1 900 tons in April gave some
conception of the intensity of this
campaign.
Informed German sources esti-
mated British shipping losses since
the beginning of the war at close to
Evening star., 1941-05-04

regulations attempting to control
the relations between networks and
affiliates.
Commissioners Case and Craven
declared the majority's proposal to
regulate in disregard of economic
laws may foster q situation in
which competition among COM
petently managed networks would
be replaced by an unwholesome con-
glomeration of opportunistic time
brokers" catering to an aggregation
of local monopolies in the various
towns and cities of the nation. This,
they continued, would result in re-
sponsibility for carrying sustaining
programs of public importance be-
ing so diffused that such service
would likely become nobody's busi-
ness and the difficulty In clearing
time of national network would
become an almost insurmountable
task.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

stretch only a few times. The rest
of the time we were either driving
q battered automobile along winding
roads of Serbia, Bosnia or Monte
negro, or keeping watch over dark
waters of the Adriatic or Ionian
Seas or hiding in dugouts from
bombs.
Everywhere we went the story
seemed to follow us-a story OF
death and destruction-while any
chance of communicating that story
to the United States seemed to van
ish as we approached.
Having found communications al
last, we crave now only sleep and
surcease from that whistling oi
bombs, that rata -tat-tat of ma
chine guns, those screams of manned
men, women and children which still
ring in our ears, though there now Il
peace and quiet all around us al
last.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOUND.

BLACK AND WHITE CAT, near Chevy
Chase Circle. Call WI 2347
DOG, small white male, short hair.
left eye injured Call Silver Spring 191.
FOX TERRIER, white with black head;
Naval Observatory; found Monday. 2sth.
Call HO 7421.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
New VuItee Plane
Described as Worlds
Best Dive Bomber
Deliveries in Large
Quantities Reported
Only Short Time Awoy
By TIE Associated Press.

By tire Associated Press.
DOWNEY, Calf, May 3.-Vultee
Aircraft, Inc, is making new dive
bomber which Richard w. Millar
president, claims "outperforms any
known plane of similar type in the
world today"
He said the ship. named the Ven
geance by the British Air Ministry
is the first .airplane of any type to
embody all of the tactical expert
ence gained in actual combat in the
European war.
Mr.. Millar withheld specific per-
formance and design data, but said
the Vengeance has the most mod
ern protective devices and arma-
ment, and exceptional range.
Bombs are carried internally and
landing gear is retractable to re-
duce the drag and permit greater
speed" he said. The Vengeance
is powered with a Wright Cyclone
engine.
Contract for a large quantity oi
the bombers was signed just IL
months ago by the British on the
basis of preliminary studies ano
specifications developed by Vultee
"Tooling for production in large
quantity was well advanced before
the first plane took to the air q
few weeks ago.
Materials have been on order
for some time and deliveries have
already begun. Deliveries of the
completed planes in large quantity
are only a short time away.
I'm addition to immediate pro.
duction of a large number of Ven
geances by Vultee, the plane also il
being manufactured under license ir
quantity by Northrop Aircraft, Inc
Evening star., 1941-05-04
u. S. Reporters Dodged Bombs
a Weeks Escaping Balkans
Continued From First Page

bombers came. They came in waves,
with bombs of every conceivable
type, and rained them down indis-
criminately.
Most of the deadly missiles land
ed on or near the little hospital
filled with wounded British soldiers.
Bombs Landed 10 Feet Away.
We spent nearly "a hours hauling
cots of men who could not move by
themselves in and out of the hos
pital.
Atherton and I, during one at
tack, were in trench outside the
hospital when bombs landed 10
feet away, burying both of US un-
der rubble.
Then a truck loaded with oxygen
tanks exploded. shooting flames over
the hospital Wounded men had to-
be hauled to safety again.
At last We helped establish an
emergency dressing station in a
cellar concrete shelter and became
patients ourselves. We lay there
while men, women and children
with pieces of their bodies blown
away were carried in-some dead
already, some dying and only few
with more than spark of life.
We finally got White into a pri-
vate clinic with doctors promising
to operate Immediately.
Before pressing on, We climbed to
the top of a mountain at the edge
of the town for two hours of rest
in safety, but while we lay watch
ing a colony of ants engaging in
constructive labor, oblivious to the
death and destruction around them,
squadron of Nazi troop carriers
began unloading parachutists in the
deserted valley on the other side
of the town.
We knew there was no more time
to pause now.
That night, we plodded on foot
down a highway teeming with Brit
ish lorrieS heading for evacuation
ports. We were arrested frequently
by British patrols seeking to round
up the same parachutists we had
seen drop-at least those not already
shot by the Greeks.
Headed for Fishing Village.
We turned occasionally to watch
flashes of fire and listen to the
death rattle of Argos as bombs
burst for three hours on the town
we had just left.
Probably our work of moving
wounded men in and out of danger
zones had all been futile.
We were heading for a tiny fish
ing village in the hope of buying,
renting or stealing some kind of
small craft to make our way to
Turkish shores, but when we got
there we found the harbor full of
huge British craft and embarkation
about to take place.
We soon gave up the small boat
plan and before dawn we had been
taken in charge by the British Navy
and were en- route to safety.
Details of that last phase of our
journey still cannot be entirely dis
closed. 1t is the story of the British
Navy's almost superhuman accom-
plishment in defying combined air
and sea power of the Axis to save
the British Expeditionary Force SO
1t could fight again.
The danger of death on the water
was double the dangers we had gone
through on land, but we survived
them-becoming, as far as we are
able to learn, the only 3 of IA Anglo
American newspapermen to get out
of Axis-controlled territory from
Yugoslavia
Had Few Regular Meals.
In these four weeks we never had
our clothes off. We have had only
two or three regular meals. We
have been able to throw ourselves
down on beds a few hours at q
Evening star., 1941-05-04

II .000, 900 tons and added: with
the exception of the United States,
there is no country which can relieve
Britains need for shipping space"
Losses for the first year of the
war totaled 1882 900 tons, according
to D. N. B., official German news
agency. BY March l, 1941, this
amount had increased another g.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Radio Networks Face
Sharp Curb Under
New F. {. {. Rules
N. B. c. Is Ordered Split;
Two Chuin Outlets in
Same Area Barred

Continued From First page.)
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Jurisdiction Denied.

The dissenting commissioners as
serted that the F. c. c. is without
jurisdiction to promulgate regula-
tions which undertake to control in
directly the business arrangements
of broadcasting licensees. They said
further that there is no support in
the record of the monopoly proceed
ings or otherwise in the possession
of the body which would require new
Evening star., 1941-05-04

900 900 tons, the agency said, and on
May l it stood at 10,917 900 tons
sunk.
Britain's available merchant ton
mage at the start of the war was
set by the news agency at 15,800, 900
tons, including 1000 900 of tons Sc
questered by the navy for its own
use
Evening star., 1941-05-04

Had Few Regular Meals.
In these four weeks we never had
our clothes off. We have had only
two or three regular meals. We
have been able to throw ourselves
down on beds a few hours at a
Evening star., 1941-05-04
HOLY Name Society Rally

The annual rally and booster
meeting of the Holy Name Society
of st. Cyprian's Church will be
held at the parish hall May IL al
pm, Francis Spriggs, chairman
announced yesterday.