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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Three Most EUiL
Principles Cited

AS one who was present az the
building OF the Versailles Treaty
by force and the League of Ma
tons. which was 10 insure that
dictated one-sided peace Of hatred
and vengeance and inequality. who
predicted IS failure and collapse
and saw that prediction fulfilled. l
deeply regret 10 sec that Mr..
Roosevelt and Mr.. Churchill, in
their Joint declaration. have taken
over two Or three most evil work.
ing germs and principles of Yer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Tn to L. s., Britain
To FOreStaU Hitler

Unless the United States and
Britain use their sea power 10
iorestall him, when Hitler has de-
cidcd tho time for action has ar
rived and his preparations on
both sides ot the Atlantic being
completed presumably he viii
put his plan into effect.
AZ given signal troubles Of all
kinds Will be started everywhere.
Simultaneous uprisingS OF his
previously prepared quiSling re-
pincs az key points In South
America will be accompanied by a
blltZ cutting of lines Of communi-
cations between North and South
America and. as necessary, sea
and air endorsements will be
sent from his African bases 10 his
Latin American ConSDirAtOTk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Highland PIX. Firemer
Plan for Convention

Highland Park firemen, hosts TO
the ninth annual convention Of
the Michigan Firefighters Associa-
tion, Saturday were making reser-
vationS for approximately 500 fire.
men delegates from all over the
state.
Tho convention will be held Au-
gust y, 2S and % at the Gran
wood Hotel. Convention heads arc
Fiore Z. Roman, chairman; Lieut..
Joseph Gibbons, secretary, and
Irwin Klenmer, treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

,allleS ana the League OF nations
They are:
1.-The practical destruction OF
the German nation involved
II the proclaimed goal of "an-
inhalation OF Mari tyranny"
O--Disarmament of chose ma
a. tions who threaten or may
threaten aggression" - meaning
Germany, Italy, Rumania, Fin
land. Japan and possibly France
and spain--without any promise
that the victors also shall dis
arm.
O-The implication that Ger
- many, Italy and their allies
shall he permanently shorn Of
oil power and that the monopoly
of military power on land, sea
and In the air shall he In the
hands of America, Britain and
possibly Communist Russia, that
most terrible of all tyrannies.
1t suggests by implication
clearly that the world will be
under the power and overload
ship of America and Britain and
Communist Russia.
At Versailles the victors at
least made a gesture of prom
ISING" also to disarm.
The fact that they didn't keep
their promise Is just one of the
factors that contributed 10 the
coming and rise of Hitler and
this war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

arms caches and the arrest Of six
leaders whose activities had been
watched for some time by the
government.
Anti-Nazi measures have been
taken by the governments of other
South American countries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
JAMES MELTON

Mr.. Melton, the celebrated
tenor who Is in Detroit today
to discuss with automobile
leaders plans for construction
Of a museum to house his col
lection OF 40 old automobiles,
dating back to 1893, for which
the State OF Connecticut has
already appropriated $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

to the contrary. Notwithstanding.
Every one of his previous az
gressions has been announced days
or weeks, and sometimes even
months ahead by his propaganda
gossip factories--a part of the
Nazi technique-the method of
announcement varying according
To the psychological circumstances
OF the moment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Admiral Woodward
Cites Peril to Panama
Recent Uprisings in Latin Countries
Called Storm Signals for u. S.
= REAR ADMIRAL CLARK II. WOODWARD,
Copyright. zen. InternatIonal NsNs s.rvlee

Copyright lsti international News Service
assertions
M OF the nj a
WASHINGTON Aug. 16-That Hitler has planned steps Of
aggression following military decision Russia quite evident
principal detectives the conquest Of South
America becoming palmer by day his frequent pOtestaons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
8Points' Make World
Into Two War Camps
Won Wiegand Warns Death and
Ruins Are Seen in Program
BY KARL II. Won wIEGAND


special Dbpatche
SHANGHAI 16IIeca- saies and the League Of Nations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
u. 5. Aid 10 Russia
Opposed by NY. Vets

ROCHESTER. n. y, Aug. 16.-
GNSt-OppoSition 10 the United
States extending aid 10 Soviet
Russia in its war against Ger
many was voiced today in a reso-
luton adopted at the closing ses-
sion of the New York State
Legion convention.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Virginia Gardens 10 Open
For Visitors April 28-May ;

RICHMOND, Va, April 5.-Just
at the time when the tulips, hya-
cinths and other bulb flowers are
at the height of their beauty the
Old Dominion holds its annual
Garden Week at some of the States
renowned estates and gardens with
Virginians AS usual, the event will
be held the last week in April, the
dates this year being April 28-May 8.
Proceeds from this event have
been used in past years by the Gar
den Club of Virginia sponsors for
the restoration of publicly owned
historic shrines of the State. This
year, however, remembering the
English source of many of the eS-
tates and wishing to help the mother
country now, the Garden Club will
donate the proceeds to British Relief.
Approximately $50 homes and gar
dens will be open to the public.
Among these are many which are
privately owned and are open to the
public only during Garden Week.
Some are old estates, having rich,
historic associations; others are of
the more modern type. They are
situated in several parts of the State,
mostly in the Tidewater section,
though quite a few are in the beau
tiful mountainous sections about
Charlottesville, while still others are
near Richmond. Fredericksburg,
Winchester and in the Northern
Neck area. This year estates in the
Gloucester section will be open
again, having dropped off the lists
a few years go, while about a dozen
estates on the Eastern Shore will
be included for the first time.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Puff Of Smoke Leads
To New Wonderland
In Wyandotte Cave
Strange and Beautiful
Formations to Be
Viewed by Tourists
By DALE BURGESS.

WYANDOTTE, Ind, April (Spe-
cial News Service) ).-Logic-and a
puff of cigarette smoke which
drifted under ledge-pointed the
way to discovery of an underground
wonderland which will ado miles
of passages to Wyandotte Cave, al
ready one of the three largest known
to the world.
James Parish Steele, who wrote
a book about Wyandotte Cave in
1864, believed there were hidden
caverns, but they were not found
until last January.
Robert J. Louden, cave ex-
plorer and guide for 25 years, long
had believed that Wyandotte's
famed "pillared palace" apparently
a side room of the old cave, really
was the beginning of a different
branch. He based his belief largely
on the shape of the room.
Proving the theory was difficult. as
the rooms only visible opening was
into the old passage. The walls
were limestone and the floor was
deep layer of earth deposited in
ages past after fallen stone damned
an underground stream
Mr.. Louden, Charles J. Rothrock
and Marion Sibert dug into the
Evening star., 1941-04-06

earth in hope Of finding buried
passage. Smoke from a cigarette
was drawn into an uncovered crevice
and they broke through into the new
cave January %. They began eX-
ploring it the next day.
The passage at first was barely
high enough for a man to crawl.
1t actually was the ceiling of an
ancient cave, the floor buried under
layer of 10 to 20 feet of mud and
silt. Gradually the passage grew
larger and the explorers entered
an amazing place they called the
garden of the helictites"
The cavern was a riot of these
strange twisted formations of CAL
cium carbonate. Farther along. the
men craWled through a steep chute
Of broken rock into big room which
took their breath away.
Stalactites and helictites hung
from the ceiling in every conceiv-
able form, many Of them seeming to
break the law of gravity. Queer
Stalagrnites rose from the floor.
All .hese formations were trans
lucent A candles light penetrated
foot % the substance.
Workmen with donkey drawn
sleds now are opening up the new
passage so tourists NAV easily reach
the garden of helictites and the
large chamber, tentatively called
the crater room.
The portion of Wyandotte Cave
around the entrance has been known
since prehistoric times. A tribe of
Wyandotte Indians once lived there
and relics of earlier men have been
found. Remains of hickory bark
torches still are scattered over the
floors.
Discoveries in 1850 added about
20 miles to the cave, Of which 3
miles had been known. Nc more
major discoveries were made until
this year.
Evening star., 1941-04-06

dropped inches, a cushion at their
head was eliminated, carpeting was
carried into the wardrobe and drop
ring handles were substituted for
another type on the wardrobe doors.
The swing on the entrance door was
reversed and the door opening itself
was enlarged.
Similar changes were made in the
single and double rooms, and in
addition six other features of the
double rooms and 10 other details
of the single rooms were altered.
Only after the changes had been
carried out was construction of
staterooms on the Rio Hudson and
her sister ships begun.
Now that the sample rooms are
no longer of use, they are to be
torn down, and will not even be in
existence in August. when the first
of the Rio" ships starts her maiden
voyage to South America.
Senhora Alzira Vargas do ANA
raj peixoto, daughter of President
Getulio Vargas of Brazil and wife
of the Governor of the Brazilian
State of Rio de Janeiro, will spon-
sor the new s5,000000 liner Rio
de Janeiro, which will be launched
here April II.
Senhora do Amaral PieXeto, who
spent her honeymoon in the United
States a year ago, will be accompa-
MED by her husband, Comdr. Ernani
do Amaral Piexoto.
Nelson A. Rockefeller, co-ordina-
tor of commercial and cultural re-
lations between the American re-
publics, will speak at the launch
ing exercises and the ship will be
blessed by the Most Rev John F.
O'Hara, bishop of the Army and
Navy, who recently left his post as
president of the University of Notre
Dame at South Bend, Ind, to di-
rect the activities Of the Catholic
chaplains assigned to the Army and
Navy. High officials of the gov
ernments of the United States and
Brazil are to attend the ceremonies.
Each ship will each have a 300
foot promenade deck, a large tiled
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Sample Rooms Built to Test
Comforts on New Rio Liners

CHESTER, Pa, April 5.-Three
staterooms built for the new Moore
Mccormack passenger liner Rio
Hudson, which is now being out
fitted for her maiden voyage to
South America in August, will never
go down to sea. They duplicate the
future cabins of the ship in every
detail. but they have been con-
structed merely for dry-land pur-
poses, to give the steamship COM
pany an exact idea of the appear
ance of the new liners passenger
accommodations.
The sample rooms" are decorated
and furnished as staterooms on the
ship will be. They have doors. win
dows, portfolios, bath and lighting.
They are complete even to indi-
vidual air-conditioning units, for
each cabin on the new Rio Hudson
and her three sister ships, the Rio
Paraha, Rio de la Plata and Rio de
Janeiro, will have air conditioning
in all staterooms.
The three sample rooms represent
tne Cnree types OF CABINS on tne new
liners, each of which will carry 1877
passengers when they enter Ameri-
can Republics Line service to Brazil
Uruguay and Argentina. There is a
single room, a double room and an
unusual veranda suite of sitting
room, bedroom, trunkroom and bath.
The Rio liners will have rs rooms in
all-22 singles, 80 doubles and "a
suites. All will be outside and all
will have baths.
The sample rooms were set up so
that their different features could
be tried out. Furniture actually to
be used on the new liners was put
in place, the walls decorated and
hung with pictures as they will be
on the ships, floors carpeted and
light fixtures installed.
The changes made are perhaps
the best index of the usefulness Of
the sample rooms in designing the
Rio ships. In the veranda suites, for
example. 80 changes were made in
the rooms proper, II in the bath
room. The beds, which make into
couches during the daytime, were
Evening star., 1941-04-06
The ruveIer's Notebook
The Expanding Mexican Bookshelf for Travel
Reading Is CuI|ed to 20 Volumes, and Then to 5,
For Pre-Tnp Background Preparation

Guide to Mexico" which was and
still is classed as the Mexican
Baedecker. It's sections dealing with
geography, history and art are in
formative and, revised, authoritative
today. But 1941 finds that a wealth
of writing talent has dipped facile
pens into vivid ink to give English
reading peoples an insight into the
Spain-like land that has become a
popular travel objective
Several worthy guideoooks have
been published to substitute for or
supplement Terry's guide, while
background material of history, folk
lore, art, life and fiction has be-
Evening star., 1941-04-06

swimming pool, and a large club
room, with a roof which can be
pushed back to open the room to
the sky for dancing. Interiors are
being designed by Raymond Loewy,
famous industrial designer.
The Rio de Janeiro and her sis
ter ships are each of 1880 tons
displacement, with a speed of 18
knots
Evening star., 1941-04-06
the largest fleet -.
ToHr greatest choice

jour SfealeSI c0o1ee
Daily from washington
FLORIDA SPECIAL EAST ,Coastl-
ALL East Coast resorts. Also de luxe
coach. Leares sos Pm.
FLORIDA SPECIAL West CoasD-
ice to Ghsrleston; s. C.; Savannah; Ca
Leaves $50 Pm.
Worlds only Recreation Entertainment
cars are on the Florida Specials. Play
on the wayi
THE CHAMPION-only streamliner to
al Florida East, Coast resorts Serves
hunta tBrunswick. Sea Island; New
est coach luxuries, DieseI-powered.
VACATIONER-America's greatest su-
per de luxe all-coach train. Diesel
PGxsnfd' %smf Gtnpes e n0urs Ii5 TfSnins'0n Sa to
HAVANA sPECIAL-Latest departure
wick, Sea Island). Pullmans, coaches.
lounge car with shower bath: ,o
PALMETTO LIMITED-New, improved
schedule U14 hrs. faster to Savannah.
vannah Serves resorts of Georgia and
the CarolinaS.
Leaues 7:15 Pm.
Serpiee to all Florda EAT Coan toinG is
operated IN connection WIib Florida Ear
CoAJt RaIlwAJ.
m DIESEL ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE UNITS
~ operate over Atlantic Coast Line Rail.
K road. between the East and Florda
COAST LINE FARES ARE SURPRISINGLY LOW
Travel on credit il you prefer. No money
'down-pay later. Liberal stop-over privileges
on all tickets. Convenient connections from
al Eastern cities.
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW
Consult your local ticker agent or
Coll National 1885
P. Z. Masi, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, 735 18th st. NV, WASHINGTON, DC.
COAST i!;ii!!l !I!lNEk,X'
III l|''1 =
Evening star., 1941-04-06

10th, and Mocky Mount, the 18th
and 18th.
Others to come are Halifax and
Roanoke Rapids, 1915; Warrenton
and Sanitorium, 1917; Burlington,
l7-19; Aberdeen, Henderson and
Tryon, 17-18; Raleigh, 1919; Green's
boro and Salisbury, 1928; Thomas
vile, 1924; Hillsboro, "a; High Point
and Durham, 24-25; Winston-Salem,
1926; Reidsville, April 80 and May
/; Mars Hills, May 81; Green River
Plantation, May 27-28, and Asheville,
May % and 20.
Evening star., 1941-04-06

Regular jawbreakers are some of
the old Indian names for Maine
lakes, streams and mountains among
which are Mooselucmeguntic, Chen
quasabanticook, Cobbossecontee, Chi
putneticook, Mattamiscontis and
Umbazookskus.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Chavezs Contemporary Mexican

Chavezis Contemporary Mexican
Artists"
The sweep of garden pilgrimages.
Starting in the coastal lowlands of
North Carolina and moving toward
the States mountains, has begun.
Although open house" at estates in
Wilmington and New Bern has
passed, as well as at Goldsboro,
Mount Olive and Greenville, the
gardens continue in their beauty.
Six of the thirty-two cities and
towns of the State participating in
the pilgrimage movement this year
"a record number) will open their
floral treasures to the public this
week, with the finale in the rhodo-
dendron section of Asheville nearly
two months away. This weeks open
garden schedule lists Wadesboro,
Fayetteville, Raeford and Wilson for
April 10 and II; Red Springs, the
Evening star., 1941-04-06
BY JACQUES FUTRELLE, Jr.

EMO travel book is a substitute for
travel. 1t is rather a prelude and
a promise, interesting in itself, but
more interesting as the beginning of
the journey one wishes to make
himself"
With a scantinesS approaching
baroness were the book shelves of
q decade ago when, with an outward
calm but a delighting expectancy,
travellers prepared themselves for
a Mexican journey. Stock in trade
among booksellers was "Terry's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Miss King Wed
To w. j. Ashley

MISS ORE KING,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam f. King, and William j.
Ashley son OF Mr., and Mrs.
Harry Ashley, were married re-
Gently at St. Leo's Church with
the Reverend Father Ellis Off
ciating.
The bride wore a white bro
caded satin gown, made on
Princess lines with S&ull sweep
ing skirt and a long tfain.
Her two-tiered wedding veil
was floor length from a tiara
edged with seed pearls.
She carried a prayer book
with white bebe NUNS and white
sweet peas.
Miss Gloria JOY, the maid-of-
honor. and Miss Virginia Talbot.
the only bridesmaid, wore iden-
teal gowns Of silver-blue taffeta
and lace and carried arm
bouquets of white and pink
roses and bebe NUNS.
A reception for $50 guests at
the King residence followed the
ceremony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
AIIeene Fisher
Has Birthday Fete

ALLEENE JOANNA CLARE
FISHER. daughter of Mrs. Al
leehe Fisher. celebrated her
seventh birthday anniversary
yesterday in grand style by en-
pertaining 20 Of her small
friends a a studio party al the
Crafts Guild, Last jefferson
avenue.
Alleene, -Nuhe- iS-ShnMinG great
talent as an artist exhibited
some OF her oils and water
cci6fS.
Each guest was called upon TO
recite a piece or sing a song.
The children played games.
dived for gifts i'm the fish pond.
which was Allecne'S special de-
light. and after supper toasted
marShmallows before the fire in
the crate as they listened 10
stories told by Mrs. Fisher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Dogs for Fair
Score Big Hit

MRS. JACK TENNY is max
inc little woolly dogs for the
Crosse Pointe Memorial Church
Fair Tuesday and every one who
has seen the pups declares
there won't possibly be enough
10 so around.
But II you miss out on the
dogs mayhap You Will be con-
seled b. the really splendid
puppet show 10 be put on by
Two small boys Of the church,
Malcolm Barnum and John
Jacoby?
We learn that Mrs. Carter
Sales is chairman of the pantry
booth. And on her committee
are Mrs. Harry Griffiths. Mrs.
Cyril :, Edwards. Mrs. William
J. ScrippS, Mrs. c. Wallace
TnleS and Mrs George Johnston.
Mrs. Ralph Dubois is chair
man OF the candy booth. Mrs.
Ray Jacobs has charge of the
gift table and Mrs. Arthur Neff
is chairman Of books and phono-
graph records.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Going From Game To Dinner Dance

DIRECT FROM the Ohio
State-Michigan football game at
Ann Arbor many members of
the Oakland Hills Country Club
will 60 TO the dinner dance on
Saturday night and so this gala
will be informal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Mrs. Nutter
Hostess at Tea

Mrs. Att66ttS : I II IN Nj tsHfe
was hostess al a tea IN her home
ia -Meran road -GreSSe- PeiHie
Farms. ignoring Mrs. Ellie Dev-
lin. of Beaver Rock Club. Frater,
Ont. who Is spending the Win
ter with Mis- Miss Anne RH5sei- of
Woodland place Crosse PeiHte.
Mrs. Walter Russell and Miss
Russell poured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

Dinner will be served from 7
o'clock on. And dance music by
one OF the famed orchestras will
start at s o'clock. Also featured
will be Billie Hammond, the
strolling accordion player.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Club Tahwasee
Sets Annual Party

THE CLUB TAHWASEE is
giving its annual formal dinner
party in the Hotel Statler's Ter
race Roome, December 10.
Heading the party commit
tee is Shirley LaStar.S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
n N ay! E:
|" with

ONE OF MAYFAIR's loveiest young girls. Betty
Spencer announced her engagement. yesterday
At gay family dinner. at the home of her dotlng
parents Mr.. and Richard Selden Spencer, in
Handy road Crosse Ponte the glad tidings were
officially made known.
So Betty lis the of becoming
the bride of William Baldwin of the Harvard C. Bald
wins of Fairway drive.
Nearest-and Dearest There TO Hear News
THEIR NEAREST AND DEAREST, there to
hear the
who hurried home from his books at Yale and Mr.
and Mrs j. Kent Paterson the former Sally 5Peneer.1
And Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin of course with Bob
who's home from Colgate. and sister Ann.
Betty. who's perfectly charming. hasn't told ns
- when they're to be married
First Thanksgiving in New Apartment
THIS WAS THE FIRST Thanksgiving. the Raymond
Whytes spent in their sumpuous new apartment In
A=They=cclebrated- day,.Fwith- ceieses parents
Mr. and Mrs. Albert c. who'll be observing Christ
in Chicago. they ate turkey with their
son-inlaw and daughter.
Mostfattered guest young Peter Whyte aged
S months who got more attention awake and asleep
The Whytes. flying down today. to catch the
big Metre University of Southern California game:
at South Bend Ind. by the way.
Boards Plane for Pittsburgh Home
THE VIVACIOUS. :. and smartly turned Mrs
Harriet Mellow who's been stayinp out with the several
personable offspring of the George Badwins out
Orchard Lake while the Baldwins were salvanng
about out the Pacific Coast.
Boarded plane Wednesday. and zoomed off to her
lovely home in Pittsburgh
The Baldwins home from their several weeks
stay. out the coast. about week
They'd planned. spend last weekend in Chi
cago but. they reached the Windy City de-
cided they'd hurry home.
Abram vanDerZees Have Family Gathering
THE ABRAM VAN DER ICES had a family gath
ering beautiful home Provencal road
yesterday.
And of the most enthusiastic diners. sub-deb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Mrs. Blumen+hal
Visiting Brother

MRS. EUG Ne BLUMEN-
fFffAE is visiting her brother,
Or. Martin Ross, in New York
City and is being feted by her
many old friends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

the two work industriously over he lovely
bags they are making for the Crosse
Pointe Memorial Church Fair next Tues
day. Mrs. Dykema is chairman Of bags.
Evening star., 1941-06-10
It's No Romp for IT Formation Quarterback

may be recalled how well the Big Bad Bears Illustrated
December
kickoff modest distance
yards Then the
68 officially
of the
Marshan
Sid
this from the would
only could play the
The quarterback writes Mesrs Haas Shaunesy Jones
the
One-ha and threeeghhs backward
pvo left.
One-ha forward with right and left
9. lateral the other
left
quickly accurately back driving either
side of him and then fade back taking pass or run
to actually
close the center
without pivoing'
called the signals last December carried the
ball himself positively hpark