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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

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discovery Of papyli Of he pc
rod Ramses II had left the
government OF Egypt 20 Queen
Islt during one Of his innumer-
able campaignssfn asia. one Of
his sons. Pentaouit. and a Sec
oudary wife Of Ramses Fly,
plotted against the Pharaoh. :
Herodotus tells US the story
When he tRamses III re-
turned from the wars ia foreign
lands treacherous Pontaouit me
vEed hm to 81 festive repasH too
eether with his children ANA the
queen. But the house had been
surrounded BY wood. and Ien-
taoult ordered 10 set fire 70 it
Herodotus also tells us that
Ramses III desperate turned 10
his queen Tor adViee SIF SIZE
gested taking two of the ehli-
dren. stretching them ONT GA me
burning wood. and saving ium-
self 10y using them as "a bridge.
Rauses III did So. "Wo II his
children were burned alive but
Ramses III was saved with the
others
ThereupoR Ramses III mad
with rage hike the leopard from
the south. assembled a court of
Justice. In his revenge he was
terrible Paanouk. the attendant
Of the harem who fetched thou
SANDS Of women for bis master.
the Ethiopian officer Bar-f,ui-
Sou the eaptain of the archers
Puas ms carrier of Kar six
women of the harem and Pen
taomt were condemned.
Give them death" exclaimed
Ramses III as they had tried
to give death Have them exc
cuted. Let them perish" For
an Of them II meant the gibbet,
and fer the less guilty like the
women. TO have the ears and
nose cut off But Pentaouit was
condemned, states the papyrus,
to die by his own hand, and
spare his noble family the shame
of a public execution. Indescrib-
able horror scizes us when we
see his mummy found at Der
ei-Bahri in a white coffin 7--+tttt r- n
out any inscription He seems
10 have been mummified alive,
covered with layers of tar which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Trees Thof Use
Toofhpicks

REEFS don't have teeth. but
trees like toothpicks, espe-
eially the kind that the L. S.
Department of Agriculture in
Washington now uses 90 trans
plant pecan trees.
As with so many trees the
pecan is a delicate. fragile little
plant when it Is first set out. Get
ting it over its first growing sea
son IN its new home is a tough
task. The death rate among
pecan seedlings is high. But
with their toothpick trick the
plant experts of the Government
have solved the problem.
They take ordinary round
toothpicks and soak them in a
solution Of the wondrous plant
growth hormone- the chemical
known AS indole-3-bHtyric acid.
After the toothpick is saturated
with this hormone the plant ex-
perts drill tiny holes in the roots
of the pecan seedlings Then into
each hole they insert the tooth
picks tightly
Next the pecan seedlings are
transplauted in normal fashion.
They show surprising growth
The reason is that the supply Of
growth hormone in The toothpicks
spreads out to the fragile roots
and makes them take on a fast.
luxuuant growth of new roots
which supports growth in the
leafy acknowledgement structure
of the little plant
Ii is probable tEat Oh, new dis
covcry worked ont by L N.
RomAsrg and G L Smith of the
Bureau IF Plant Industry can pc
applied to many other hard-to-
transplant seedlings and cuttings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

of these priestesses in Karnak
4 small chapel in Medinet Abou
is built in their honor. and they
stir the imagination and the
heart.
Where are their tombs? II re-
mains a mystery Among them
were: Shapdenap, daughter of
Orsokon III. Pharaoh of .Ruhast;
Amenardis, sister Of Pea, the
Pharaoh Of Ethiopia who later
reigned over Egypt.
The one whose picture we have
is charming Nitolris, the daugh-
ter of Pharaoh Psametik of the
26th dynasty Her STEELE relates
her arrival at the temple of Anon
while deputies of the nobility and
clergy came from Thebes 10
Memphis to meet her. Dressed
in fine linens and ornamented
with jewels of malaehite, Nito-
kris leaves the royal palace and
'af44 4f tts5s bra ri On ttfi1r ssStIte, H.
After 16 days she reaches
Thebes where she is welcomed:
Here comes the daughter of the
king of the north and the south
to sing the praise Of god at the
temple of Karnak."
Grown older, she will herself
welcome the new worshiper of
Anon. Ankhesferi, then she dies
in her costume of a divine spouse.
crowned with two plumes: pro
claimed the regent of the divine
circuit, she will no more hear
the people sing for her. The very
gracious, the very talented lady.
sweet of love, queen of all
women, she has gone to ANON
Ra. king of the gods of Egypt "
The sands of the desert and
the floods of the Nile have buried
millions of tombs which keep
With their mummleS the secrets
of so manT-urHTas, SO many pas
sions and SO many historical
events. No other civilization has
been able To mix so intensely
smiles and joys with the infinite
melancholy of death.
At their meals, the queens dur
ing 40 centuries had to listen to
the blind singers rituals and
eternal song:
Het this 7c u iff54frr1y day, since
ages bodies are only born to die.
The sun arises in the morning
and goes down at night. Genera
tons chase each other without
beholding anything of what they
have possessed on this earth
Where are the SHOWS Of
yesteryear ?" asks Villen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Kills Bottle BociIlus

Lacrine Anusepte Kills millions
of germs on scalp and hair, including
Pi.yrosporum Ovsle. the strange
Bottle Bacillus" recognized by out
standing dandruH specialists as a
.causatve agent Of infectious dandraf
This germ killing action, We believe.
helps e explain why. IN a clinical rest.
1875 Of dandfuE pgtients- showed
either complete Npearance Of 5r
marked improvement In fhc s}mP
toms q landruf within month.
LAzurs1 rliARNAcAL C ST La9is no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
From coast TO coast;
IT'S new, quick Lux z TO ~

IT'S new, quick Lux 2 TO L."
nationwide survey shows. Twice as
many women use new, quick Lux for
undertakings, nice dresses (other nice
things, too as use any other flakes,
chips, beads.
Girls everywhere know new, quick Lux
removes every trace of perspiration odor
from undertakings, dresses, blouses,
leaves them really dainty. Keeps wash
ables new-lookine longer, too!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

After the 22nd dynasty until
the end we know nothing about
the Egyptian queens and there
everything is left for us to dis
cover. Thebes. the ancestral
capital is deserted in favor Of
cities on the delta Tanis. Bubas.
and Sais one of the queens at
tracts our attention and we
should like to find her tomb one
day.
She is Amenertais who reigned
10 Thebes around the year rs.
the sister of Pharaoh Sabakon.
The statue of this ideal beauty
stands in the temple of Karriak.
She was great queen and re-
built Thebese If her tomb could
be found we should discover an
other Catherine the Great
THE last women who strike our
attention are those whom his
tory calls the four great divine
.Eer4sili4iffaeFs- af-Aman. -
When the Pharaohs left Thebes
to reconcile the god Anon they
decided to dedicate to his cult
the most beautiful daughters of
their priests These had to lead
a life of absolute chastity. No
body saw them everm0re.
We have found the STEELE of one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

were kept IN place by bandages.
Death must have been slow to
come We see him with his tied
hands and feet cramped as if
under atrocious pain. the stom-
ach swollen like ball. the chest
contracted the head bent back
wards shows a terrible grimace;
The teeth are visible between the
parted lips and the mouth is open
as if in last cry of terror.
W/HEN we see. in the Louvre.
w the wooden statues of Lady
Maja. Lady TUT the singer and
priestess Of love; or in Berlin,
Lady Nehai; or the bronze statue
of Lady Taksuhit in Athens we
understand this Theban society
of the last Ramses so well that
we regret deeply that the num-
mics of these ladies have not yet
been found.
Lady Taksuhit and the Ladies
Maja and Tli-iHefe-=iFAffestesses
or singers Of the god Anon That
means that they had the most
dissolute sort Of life. For besides
attending TO religious ceremonies
they were obliged to devote them
selves 10 love in honor of the
god-A- whole "chrenique- sean
daleuse' about them has reached
us, | am reluctant to tell it. but
it is quite amusing
When they grew old. like Lady
Taksuhit, these tadies became the
superiors Of the harem of Anon.
They always found rich husbands.
the Lady Taksuhit had the most
beautiful house in Thebes con-
structed for her: three floors in
pink bricks.
As TO Lady Nehai. she VAS 4
society woman. The papyrus tells
us that she received the generals
on their return from Syria, scien-
fists, and the director of the
ministry of the Pharaoh. She
gave parties where candied mel
ons from the Nile Valley and
stuffed onions were eaten with
golden needles It was the begin
ming of the deeadence and it be-
came fashionable TO hold anti
militdristic parties
The great symbol Of the agony
OF the Egyptian kingdom was the
plundering of tom b s which
started then The famous papyrus
relates the beginning Of this new
enterprise which signifies the
dlsintegration Of the great.
empire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
The Treatment

MEN; Douse full strength Lis
terine Antiseptic on the scalp
morning and night WOMEN; Part
the hair AZ various places and ap-
ply Listcrlnc right along the part
with a medicine druppcr. to avoid
wettinR tho hair excessively
Always follow with vigorous
and persistent massage with fin
gers or a good hairbrush Continue
the treatment so long as dandruG
rs IN evidence. And even though
you're free from dandruG enjoy
IIsterinc Autisepnc massage
once a woek 10 guard against .u-
focfiun fisterine IS the same anti
septic that has been famous Tor
more than 5O years as mouth
wall and gargle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Has Helped Thousands

Start fight 20 with L.sterne Am.
septic and massage Tins isthe med
zeal treatment that las shown such
amazing results 10 q substantial ma
Iority Of clinical test cases .. The
treatment that has also helped thoa-
sands II other people.
You, too. may find = as helpful as
j. is delightful. Listerne Anusepdc IS
50 easy, 50 simple 90 uses and 50 stimu-
iatnFi You simply daase - on the
scalp morning and night and follow
with vigorous and persistent massage
Thousands Of users. have uarys''ed
a how fakes and scales begin fo d..
appear. nsw much cleaner and health
ier their seslps appear. An remember
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

TkTHAT makes the infectious type
w Of dandruf so annoying, SO dis
tressing. arc those troublesome flakes
on collar or dress and the scalp
irritation and itching that 50 often
accompany the condition.
II you've 60 The slightest evidence
Of this common o. m # iantuh, aet
nov before J. gets worse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
FREE POLICY IRsPEcTI0R OFFER

want you to have this liberal Triple
Benefit Family Policy for 10 days with
out obligation. Read it in your own
home and return it # you are not en-
urely satisfied You alone decide The
Pioneer Lie Insurance Company is an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

Over half the people in the L. S. A
cannot afford the expense that comes
with sudden tragedy in their family. In
such a crisis Pioneer Policy with its
maximum for travel accidental death. is
what you need for the protection of every
member OF your family against death
from any cause. This amazing policy
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Committees Revising
Measures for Action

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay. Feb.
P).-Representatives of five nations
prepared to wind-up the regional
River Plate Conference late today
with q majority apparently deter
mined that their work be limited to
the economic problems Of land
locked Bolivia and Paraguay.
Final action on numerous pro-
posals intended to facilitate world
commerce Of the two inland coun-
tries was to be taken at . plenary
session of the conference at 3 pm.
after committees finished revising
the measures.
The IL days of discussions have
been marked by trend-sponsored
principally by Argentina-away from
regional pacts and toward agree.
ments negotiated between individual
nations.
This trend was contrary, it was
pointed out. to earlier predictions
that the conference would be q STEP
ping stone toward creating an eco
nomic, or even a political bloc,
among the countries of the River
Plate system.
Determination to avoid possible
political complications was expressed
by the delegations Of Argentina,
Brazil and Paraguay In their criti-
cism Of Bolivian proposal for free
Evening star., 1941-02-06

native Of Germany, was one OF
the advisers consulted by the col
lege youths who initiated the prof.
ect.
Senator Aiken, Republican, of Ver-
mont, whose speech recently in the
Senate about the camp prompted
the House groups inquiry, said at
that time it was the professors
antipathy toward Hitlerian objec-
tives which brought him to the
United States.
II hope to see the time when
every boy in America, be he rich
Evening star., 1941-02-06
River Plate Nations
Establish Baby
Pan-American Union
Delegates at Montevideo
Meet to Put Formal End
To2-Week Discussion
Nv ALLEN HADEN.

BY ALLEN HADEN,
chicaso Daily News Foreisn corrsspondent.
MONTEVIDEO, Feb. 6.-In a dra-
matte and unexpected last-minute
furry of negotiation. the regional
conference of five River Plate ma
tions last night adopted . convention
creating a regional ONCE Of economic
information and studies, and today
the conferees, elated by their
achievements, met to call 4 formal
end to almost two weeks Of discus
sionS.
This convention, in the view Of
many here, Is likely to be accepted
as the parleys principal accomplish
ment.
Headquarters ut Buenos Aires.
Lack of concrete results had wor-
ried many delegates. While is was
admitted that principles Of cooper
alton had been reafirmed, the feel
ing existed that something more
substantial should emerge from the
deliberations here. Too many pro.
posals had ended as mere recon-
mendations.
Designed as statistical research
center, the regional Office will have
its headquarters at Buenos Aires.
Recalling the original organization
Of the Pan-American Union as q
center of economic information, the
regional office will, in effect, be 4
baby Pan-American Union with re-
gional instead of continental scope
Its work will be co-ordinated with
the studies of the an-American
Union OF the International Labor
Office, of the Economic and Finan-
cial Committe of the Washington
Inter-American Development Com
mission and of private organiza-
tons specializing in research, such
as Chambers of Commerce.
Five to Be Represented.
All the countries participating in
the regional conference-Argentina,
Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay and Uru-
guay-will be represented in the
regional office and its first work
will probably be to study bases on
which regional customs union
meaning general reduction of tariffs
for one another's goods-can be
elaborated.
One deficiency of the conference,
Of course, was the fact that the
delegations lacked authority to ac-
cept proposals affecting the funda-
mental economy of their respec-
tive nations. There was also a lack
Of experts qualified to speak on
vital issues. Both these factors led
to avoidance Of many basic prob
lens.
AS a result, principles on which
all agreed were formulated as
recommendations. This amounted
to pigeonholing Of proposals-per-
haps indefinitely. If one remembers
the fate Of most recommenda tions
at conferences.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
{. {. {. Camps in Vermont
Probed by House Group

The experimental" Civilian Con-
servation Corps camp for college
graduates, which was opened last
month near Sharon, VT, was under
quiet study by a House appropria-
tions subcommittee today.
Opening the inquiry yesterday,
the subcommittee headed by Rep
resentative Tarver, Democrat, Of
Georgia, questioned James J. Nc
Entee, C. c. c. director. about the
project, known as Camp william
James.
Some committee members criti-
cized the project on the ground that
it smacked Of Germany's work
camps. They pointed out in that
connection that Prof. Eugene Rosen-
stock -Huessy Of Dartmouth College,
Evening star., 1941-02-06

or poor, will have the opportunity
to spend a full year working in our
forests or on our FARMS" Senator
Aiken said, adding that II the Camp
James idea were successful, the Ma
ton would need 1000 like it.
House committee members said
yesterday they believed the C. c. G.
was not in favor of the idea under
lying the camp. which Senator
Aiken said had President Reose-
velt's approval. But the commit
tee decided to hold further hear
ings later.
Evening star., 1941-02-06

transit Of goods or passengers at
"any time"
Ostria Gutierrez, head of the
Bolivian delegation. said he was
highly satisfied with the practical
results Of the conference, which pave
the way for other regional River
Plate meetings ="
Luis Argana, leader of the Para
guayan group, also expressed salts
faction because the land-locked
countries obtained more than half
of their aspirations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

four sets of blueprints and three sets of
specifications Of the house from the Times
House Plan Department, main lobby of
the Times Building for SIS. The serial
number of this dwelling is PAP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

Gen. Hugh 8. Johnso
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Don't Sell Detroit Short

AFTER the products will he made. New
methods reduce existing products will devised
should be building and planning problems which will
inevitably face planning job the change
back regular business will the minimum
ambunt recession And by all don't sell Detroit
prise short"
Hall said that wasn't greatly concerned with the possibility
Of overbuidng Detroit from real estate standpoint.
n of
units the housing
a constructive job planning, should he
eliminate all these unfit dwelling the
this elimi
housing surplus This will help stabilize rentals
and values"
position because the defense program Melvin F. Lanphr
OF the House Of Lanphar
Writing a edition of the Counselor publication of his
firm, Lanphar declared:
From the Detroit will a sounder
position man new
weersifed industry We will continue manufacture
will continue produce quantities tool steel
machine which will local
and much of which will be shipped to vital industries
throughout the country
Perhaps the single factor Detroi standpoint
will development industry This
natural development under the stress
me production go furthe
ruction entirely fabricated within the This
stimulus the needle which will prod the
aircraft industry into production technique which
started will the important industrial category into
essential field alongside
"Nhen this and authorities well
William knuden Henry and Edsel Ford and Alfred p Sloan
Jr think WILL Detroit will and period
of industrial Notwithstanding sound basis of Importance
several key industries"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Headaches
Marriages and Divorces
Affect Hole

Marriages and divorces are sup
posed to be decidedly private af-
fairs. but they're often headaches
TO one government agency the
Home Owners Loan Corporation.
Why? Well, say Hole Off
Icials, a new wife may not like the
old home. in the case Of a mar
Iriage, and in case Of divorce,
who gets the property?
Everythings fine If all parties
come TO a speedy agreement but
m a long argument starts. or a
ready sale can't be arranged, q
headache is in the making.
However. marriages and divor-
ces aren't the only sources Of con-
Germ for Hole officials. Sickness
always provides problems. OF
course. And major part Of their
time is taken up by the task Of
helping people of limited income
get out from under" expensive
properties they cannot carry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Home Financing
Jumps II Pd.

A II per cent gain in urban
home financing throughout the ma
ton In April as compared with
April last year was reported
Saturday by economists of the
Federal Home Loan Bank Board.
y gain during the first four
months OF this year over the same
months of last year was identical,
II per cent.
There were 139,525 home mort
cages amounting to 1898, 305, 900
recorded in all non-farm areas by
all types of mortgage lenders in
April. In April last year there
were 124,721 mortgages valued at
S340. $4,000 During the first four
months of this year. home mort
cages numbered 4S0,552 an d
amounted To 81 ISL .6SS, 900 AS COM
pared with 427.O25 mortgages
amounting to 81, 159. O64 900 in the
same period last year. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
'FHA' Revenues
Exceed Expenses

For the fiscal year ended June
30, 1871, all administrative ex-
'pense of the Federal Housing Ad.
Iministration program IS for the
first time being paid out Of the
FHA's own income. During 1910
the current revenues OF the FILA
from insurance premiums, fees
and investments exceeded its Qp-
Grating expenses by more than
SS 600 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

Detrolters however who Detroit
seed of the
There Detroers who Detroit still ?
community when
traton instead OF bz efrgeraors
machine guns
Typical of this type ~ Deroer Willis Hail. the
industrial department of the Board Of Commerce.
Detroit Is the production Hall
declared week. emery
period plant
workers been increased the
industry has
In Increased propOrOnsand there's anything left system
Of private enteprisehe Detroit going continue
without the stimulus of business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Anchors Aweigh!

There than goodly sprinkling of real
estate and builders aboard the Noronic when she
steamed away from the Brush docks last Thursday
afternoon for the annual Board of Commerce cruise.
Representing the realty and building professions
the fourday cruise to Toronto Ont. and Ogdensburg
n. Y,
H. Normile Bayls Harry j. Durbin, Benjamin Enge,
j. Alfred Grow ST., Charles Hamburger, ]. j. Hanneman
Edward Henkeman, Frank E. Hogben, Daniel j. Horgan
Colin lines, Harry Jarvis Melvin F. Lanphar Russell F.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Ample Furniture Space

The walls Of this room allow
rple space for furniture. From
, living room you enter the
dinette which has Pullman fea-
lures.
The kitchen sink is under a
window, while cupboards are
spotted conveniently over the
work table.
From the kitchen you step into
a centrally located hall connecting
the bathroom with the two bed
rooms, and TO stairway leading
TO the unfinished attic. A linen
closet adjoins the bathroom. The
bathroom floor is tiled.
The bedrooms-one large-each
have cross-ventilation and roomy
clothes closets.
There is ample recreation space
in the basement, together with
the furnace and laundry rooms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
1879 Mortgages
Issued in May

There were 1879 mortgages Is.
sued in Wayne County during May
with a total value of Sl6.S01, 473
the Abstract and Title Guaranty
Company reported Saturday. Sew
'enteen Of the mortgages, totalini
S9.25l $50. were for sums of $20,'
900 or more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Vernon to Unyeil
Enlarged Plant
Ate Firm Now
Gums Entire Block
Near Riper

The public was invited Saturday
by the James Vernon Company to
visit Vernon Block" on next
Wednesday. seventy-fifth birthday
of the pioneer Detroit firm, when
the company's vastly enlarged
facilities will be unveiled.
Vernor's Ginger Ale will be
served with the compliments OF
the management.
The Vernon Company has taken
over all buildings in the block
bounded by Woodward. Atwater,
Griswold and Woodbridge. This in
cludes a 10-story building which
has been remodeled up the third
floor with an all-macotta front
and large plate glass show win.
dows, through which can be seen
the company's new bottling equip
ment.