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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19
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SPEAKING OF G-l-o-o-l-a Mondays
Franklin King Clifford rushed 10 the hospital IN
the afternoon.
For an emergency appendectomy..
And now the wedding plans of king and Clare Knight
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Webster B. Knight OF Gray
Haven
Are: postponed.
They were 70 have been this Saturday evening at
r eelaek---
Much Brighter in North End
But THINGS looked much brighter out in the north
end 49,.
Where Thomas P announcing the engage:
youngest daughter Anne to Bruce clark OIL
Detroit son Of and Mrs. RAYMOND Clark of Chicago.
The wedding date for September 81.
Pretty Anne graduated from Kingswood School and
Connecticut College for Women
While her fance graduate of the University of
Colorado he became affiliated with Sigma Chi
fraternity.
Wedding VIII Be Very Small One
THEIR WEDDING will be very small one
Just family and closest friends present and re-
cepon AT the Detroit Club after the CEREMONY.
They'll be married in Christ Church Cranbrook
only attendant will be her sister Mrs John
Wright Tucker.
While Bruces John will from Chicago to
be best
Wasn't Joliest Kind OF Day
MONDAY WASH T just the joles kind OF day to return
from Summer holiday either.
And the Lewis F. Browns found lot lacking IN Crosse
skies they returned to their attractive home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19
Mrs. Kfa4kowski Returns From East

YOUR ARTISTIC friend Catherine Poll tnow Mrs KRAFT
kowsh wife Of the United States Olympic champion weight
litter
just back from New England where she and Mr. h
have bought 100 in the Berkshire Hills complete with
Cape Cod dwelling al Heath, Mass
They visited Lydia Winston who is neghbor
across the state line in West Dover VT
And understand The talented Lydia has temporarily
put aside her paints read up politics in preparation
for luncheon date AZ HYDE Park
John Carroll celebrated his ortyninth birthday in New
York while Catherine East and the eastern papers
wrote the the editorial page along with historical
events.
They waIy Mitchell Of Cranbrook who is we'd
ding tripping with his bride Jill Mills &C..
And saw the Zotan Sepeshys who have just bought
place in Connecticut
Bumped into Lillian Newman and her sister at their
Summer home Folly Cove IN Mass
Where there houseful of Detroit guests including
artist Madeline Myers
And artist Robert Herzbcrg and Ed Yaeger. paint
ing Gloucester made the Atlantic seaboard offy
like home 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19
Birmingham Golf Club Perks Up
Nice Seeing Mrs. j. Brook Jackson

1T WAS seeing Mrs j. Brook Jackson at the Womans
Exchange. at yesterdays lunch time.
Mayfair misses her attractive presence since she and
Mr. Jackson spend much of their in Cleveland
launching the party where Mrs Jackson. was
Mrs Roy Mcclure navy and white
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19
LND By Frances
] IONOOSOI - Drake

Look nc Section Your Birthday Comes Ip and Find What
Your Outlook Is, According to the Stars
For Wednesday, August 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19
Small Cases

While it may be the height
of luxury for the college girl TO
possess a very expensive, large
case, we find most girls prefer
10 buy smaller cases.
They want 10 have the newest
things as they appear on the
counters besides, one m u I
have some excuse 10 come in
for frequent shopping. Fresh
new boxes arc more interesting
than those in the cabinet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19
Schoolgirls
Are Wise
Shoppers
BY DONNA GRACE

SCHOOL SHOPPING is now
going on in a big way and ex-
cept for the purchase of dresses
and coats which mother must
supervise, the girls themselves
do most of the buying.
Even for a whole wardrobe,
modern girls are pretty sure to
make wise selections. They
know what they need Tor every
occasion and with the help Of
the lists each school furnishes,
they plan on only essentials.
Light travel is the rule. This
is expressed in many ways but
most of all in the clever pack
aging Of cosmetics. These mod
ern kits are marvels to behold,
even some of the smallest hold
all the essentials for a number
of facials-and makeup galore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19

Linnewerth's best man. Satur-
day, when he married the beau
teous Miss Alice Elizabeth
Whit.
TIME FOR the Crosse Pointe
and Eastern Michigan Horicul-
tural Society Annual Flower.
Fruit and Vegetable Show
(breath) again.
Same will materalize at the
Neigh borhood Club, 17l45
Waterloo. September 6 and 7
with Stanley Davis as chairman
assisted by such fanciers OF
flora as Mrs. John s. Newberry.
Mrs -BeFesfefd Palmer, Mrs.
Dexter M. Ferry Jr., Tom Pear
son. Richard Sayward, Robert
Stewart, Elburt Stahl. Joseph
Van ITEM and William p.
Thomas.
There are all manner OF spe-
cial classes for such as the
Junior League Garden Club. the
Little Garden Club, the Garden
Club OF Michigan, the Garden
Center, etc, ETC.. etc.
And if you can stand looking
ahead as far as November 8 and
9. then's when the Chrysanthe-
mum Show will be held.
MRS. JAMES f. WILSON
and her son. Kenneth, arrive
tomorrow from their home in
Cleveland to visit Dr. and Mrs.
f. L. McInnis OF East Palmer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times,
1928 Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SEND MY INDIVID-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY GUIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for. the last six
months Of 1871.
Was Born;
Month .............. Day ....
Send Sc and Self-AddyoieS
SsmbsS EarSioh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19
Dress Own Hair

Schoolgirls no longer think OF
hairbruShcS as something 10
decorate the dressing table.
College girls patroniZe beauty
salons whenever they have time
and can afford il, but they all
know how 10 dress their own
hair and do a pretty good
manicure
They are quite likely TO have
a schedule. too This begins
with getting up. exercising,
bathing. brushing teeth, comb
ing hair, attending TO nails and
dressing.
One chart we glimpSed during
the last years session began
with this moving quotation
III 'twere done, 'twere well
'twerp done quickly. and Jen-
nie-this means RUSH"
Daily Schedule
Then followed the list. as We
remember. Gym. 3 minutes,
bath. 3 minutes, teeth, ! min
ute. hair. 3 minutes; shoes and
stockings. ] minute. and so on
10 the last dash into the hall.
They do their thorough groom
ing at night.
We like the schedule plan and
hope they follow il even after
they finish school II is the
one way to accomplish things.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19
tDelar phoiO)

out there in Grand Maais after the perfect weather
Topinabee.
incidentally the Browns. along with Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Wood Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Thompson
Are all going to the Cass this Saturday night to
Life With Father (Which is getting pretty short far
as the Detroit engagement is concerned) 80.
And then they'll go to the Indian Village Club.
Where many members of the cast being entertained
after the show.
Birmingham Golf Club Perks Up
BIRMINGHAM GOLF CLUB getting all shned up. ..
Preparatory Presidents Day which up this
Saturday.
It'll be stag affair and these parties just
about more fun than anything else in the world
The president of the club is w. +. pink Moody.
There1l be golf luncheon fun all day. dinner
and special entertainment
Committee in charge includes:
Ray Forsyth Fred McFawn $50, Al Stevenson and
Robert NH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19
WEDDING VIII Be Very Small One
Wasn't JoIliest Kind OF Day

MONDAY WASH just the joiest kind OF a day to return
from a Summer holiday either...
And the Lewis F. Browns found lot lacking in Crosse
Pente skies they their attractive home
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23

All kinds ~ vending and slot
machlnss. Including pay Telephones.
should be placed andsr hsasisf
license fees ard should ps 90
registered tina, county tas sxsn,s
could la<sts am ssss@. thsn. ffsd
A. smith. county sszsssor. sdsissd
the city eounrii wednesday
Hmith appeared ~ psrson 70
read tns letter sniea he hzd ssit.
ten ths council on the saelset
Ftnanes Commissioner fs1estt
challenged Smith Al one point
pnen ina sssesser referred 70
com paying ssot machines
DO yog mean - ssY that there
arr machines like that operating IN
Tacoms r
Smith Indicated ne anew only Of
coin machines At some of tn<
mems clubs
Mayor Cain expressed the rndsr-
standing that tss city couldn't Inn
pose a license fee On slen machines
installed In private elgDs and that
this Nas q function 81 the state TO
tar them
BE told the zss~ssof that tns
council had been giving considsra-
ton 70 potential revenues from de-
yicss Of this sort and would b
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
| Willkie Off
For England

NEW YORK-Wendell L. Will
kie left for Great Britain aboard
a transatlantic clipper Wednesday
on private fact-finding mission.
The Yankee clipper bearing the
1910 Republican presidential can
didate and two friends as pass
sngers. took off from La Guardia
airport bound for Lisbon, Portu-
gal. where the Willkie party will
transfer TO a British passenger
plane to 90 10 Britain. They
should arrive in London Friday.
His friends are John Cowles,
president Of the Minneapolis
Star-JournaI. and Landon n.
Thorne, banker.
While Villkie sat on a counter
In the customs room talking TO
reporters. Pan-American AIR
ways employe handed him a bum
die of letters and kilograms He
opened one telegram. beamed.
The telegram. expressing ap-
proval of Wilkes endorsement OF
Mr.. Roosevelt's bill for all out aid
10 Britain, with notifications. was
from a group of Springfield, Ill.
Republicans.
Willkie had in his pocket a ca
blegram from Prime Minister Win
atom Churchill inviting him 70 an
interview as soon as he reached
London.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23

exclusive school after removing all
identifioations and labels from her
clothes
While officers searched the
Northwest. and her father sdver-
tised by newspapers and radio, the
girl hitoh-hiked to Seattle where
she Immediately commenced job
hunting
Virtually without money and
friendless. her capitalization We'd
nesday was the result Of skinny
meals and physical and nervous
fatigue. She was otherwise I'M
harmed, her father said.
Anonymous Call
Her whereabouts became known
through an anonymous telephone
call from Seattle TO Or. Falk. who
had established himself at Hotel
Winthrop for the anxious vigil
after airplsning from Boise.
According TO the man who tele-
phoned him, DR.. Fsik said, the
missing girl was seen in asrest-
aurant and recognized from news
paper pictures.
The girls benefactor refused 10
Identify himself and further re-
fused offers of reward.
Mother In Boise
Or Fslk Immediately contacted
Seattle friends and search OF
nearby hotels ended when they dis
covered the girl asleep.
Near collapse. she was taken 10
the hospital for treatment and re-
cuperation. II Is expected. Or.
Falk said. she will be able TO re-
turn 10 her mother and Boise home
later this week
II was understood Carol Falk
left the school after being repn-
manded for a minor infraction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Shed at N. P. Shops
Burns; Loss, Sl,500

Fire Of undetermined origin
destroyed the shed housing the
steel roller mill at the Northern
Pacific ear shops AZ South Ia
coma early Wednesday morning.
the loss being estimated at 1880
The building was Of frame and
sheet metal construction. II housed
the small roller mill in which the
plant reduces It's own scrap iron
and turns out iU oyn bar ana
round stock.
The fir. broke out shortly before
s a. m. and was out Of control be-
fore firemen arrived -Four COM
psnies were sent % the scene. with
Battalion Chief Ciyd. jenkins and
Assistant Chef Glenn Eintsr In
charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Mountainous Seas
Batter Two Ships

San FHANtlstO MOUNTAIN
Gus seas battered two small
schoonsrs off the northern Cali
fornia coast Wednesday and one
appeared 20 be wsYing q losing
battle against nsing ytsrs In its
hold
The IS solsno ss3-t0n lum-
Der schooner. informed coast guard
headquarters through a by-stSnd-
ing ship that the water wss gain
ing on the pumps. but Il yss be-
lieyed its cargo would weep Il
sflOst.
The solsno apparently sprung
its seams in the storm that hss
dashed the northern coast for sew
srsl days
The SIS Katherine Donovan. sst
tons. was Wallowing In the heavy
seas 20 miles south II Eureka with
its engines dead. II vas keeping
It's bow 70 the wind with the ard
Of a ses-snchor IN. frsightsT
West COas; Was alongside 10 aid
until its engines were repaired or
until IL was determined II a tow
was nsossssry 70 keep Il from go
ing ashore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Settle San Diego
Aircraft DISPUTE

SAN DIEGO. GAIA threat-
ened strike at the Ryan Aeronau-
ticsl company's plant was settled
early Wednesday and Richard
Frankensteen. international organ
izer for the CIO United Automo-
bile Workers of America immedi-
ately announced plans to organize
the 1900 workers in the CONSOLE
dated Aircraft plant here.
Terms Of the Ryan agreement
will not be made public until after
the UAWA membership votes
upon II tonight II was learned.
however, they were as favorable"
as those obtained two months ago
at the Vultee Aircraft company.
Downey, Cal, after a two-wvek
strike.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Clio Orders Strike

AILWAUkEE--Ths bargaining
committee II the United Auto
mobile WORKER union fCfOb
Wednesday ordered a strike Of
1000 production workers IN the
West Allis plant Of the Allis-
Chsimsrs Manufacturing com
psny, which mas contracts for
$40 900 900 worth Of government
defense osderA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23

cut short lat. Tuesday by fog.
Rain In the sissiyou mountains
Kept other planes grounded at
Sacramento.
The search NAs continued Wed
nesdsy In the klamath basin re-
gion Of southern Oregon bat rain
at loW elevations and sn0S In the
mountains By nightfail we're 81
psetsd 70 further delay the planes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
NNNNNNNSss,,,s

y. y. BusseIIe is new senior vice
commander Of Rhodes post. Amer
lean Legion. He was elected Mon
day night just after returning with
his wife from 4.s0o-mile auto
trip. They brought back a new
car.
J. Corning Todd is in Oakland,
Cal, this week attending the mid
winter conference Of the Pacific
Advertising clubs association of
which the Tacoma Advertising and
Sales club is member While
there. he Is attempting 10 bring
the convention to Tacoma in ~
He will be back in Tacoma on
Thursday.
Bob sconoe Is planning a trip 10
Vancouver. b c. over the week
end.
Z. y. Chuck D<ylin IL attend
ing the Mountain States Lumber
Dealers convention in Denver
Colo. this week n. left Friday
and plans to be away until the first
Of next week.
Jay ". McCune. traffic manager
Of the Tacoma Chamber Of Com
userce. Tuesday was a victim Of
FLU" and confined 10 MS home.
X. JeraId Culhane, second lieu
tenant IN charge Of the army re-
cruiting office here. announces the
Alaska communication system
needs elerk-typists Those with
stenogrsphic ability are preferred
Paul Preus. another conogeror
u the flu, emerged Tuesday 70
take a plane for Sacramento a.
the urgent call q tire California
Continued OF Page 2. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Attorney Generals
Draft Number Called

OLYMPIA - Attorney General
Smith Troy naid Wednesday the
Thurston county seleetiys SERVES
board had notified him tina, ma
draft number had been called but
That II had given him six months
defernent from being ordered
into tns nations military fofess-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Pay Increase
For Solons
is Approved
fns Time >tsff Written
CAPITOL, OLYMPIA ~

M iiofs VI WIN - u
appeared almost certain
Wednesday that the new law
giving state legislators So.
per.day expense money will
undergo a court test" ease.
Gov Arthur Il. tsngiis. action
In signing the appropriation bill
passed BY the legislators drew ia
vorable comment from q ma jorlty
~ the soions, Many were convinced
the state supreme court would rule
the law constitutional
Pierce count, Legislation.
added their praise 90 the eho-
IN. Of pleased comment on the
governors action. The meas
nre had been regarded ss put
ting aos. I.sngile "ou the spot
In the face Of . largely Demo
cratic legislature. since voters
had refused Ia raise the pa, Of
Legislators.
Gov. fAnglie appended mess
age with his signature. stating
In approving senate hill 4.
which WAS passed by the sea-
ate and house 10 provide mem
her. with 81 per day for en-
penses. Z hear In mind the n
nancial sacrifices which the
legislators make Ia take 10
days away from their regular
work 10 como 10 Olympia to
serve ~ lawmakers for The
people.
The 81 daily salaries they re-
ceive was set 90 years ago. when
that amount was considered liberal
But today times
have changed. and there are few
OF us who would be willing 10 leave
our professions. businesses or jobs
for salaries paid for comparable
work 30 years ago.
The approximately $4,000 APP
preparation which the bill carries
lis In Itself a sixesble amount. but
considering that The legislators
must pass ON revenue and tar
measures involving IN excess Of
5000 900. 900. affecting every per
son In the state. II should he rec
tContinued on Page 20. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23

VANCOUVER. ~ 4. fourteen
persons we're in hospitals siih
minor injuries Wednesday after .
street ear hurried from tina tfasks
and nalf buried itssif IN two
story building The street car vas
almost demolished
The front snd ~ th@ car cams
70 rest IL the bedroom ~ Mr. and
Mrs Alfred Allen. They sseapsd
injury Everyone in tts car sx-
cspt iss conductor suffered minor
injuries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Still No Trace
OF Lost Bomber

Fears continued Wednesday that
the Mechord field army bombing
plane. missing with seven officers
and men aboard since Thursday.
would not he found until spring
thaws melt the deepening blanket
of SHOWS In the mountains.
Searching planes based st Nc
Chord field herr. and Columbia
field. Portland. had their flights
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
COP Leader
Objects to
Eds Power
Socialist Leader
Also Condemns
Proposed Measure
WASHINGTON


Republican Leader Charles l..
McNary said Wednesday he
will oppose the British aid bill
in its present form. because
1T grants extraordinary and
total powers 10 one person -
President Roosevelt.
The senate foreign relations
committee meantime unanimously
decided 10 open It's public hear.
ings on tho bill Monday
A subcommittee Of flve, hesded
hy Chairman Walter = George.
was voted broad powers TO CON
troll the calling Of witnesses. order
of appearance. and duration Of the
hearings
McNary. back In the capital for
the FIRST time since Oct. 20 when
he departed on his last campaign
trip as Republican vice presidential
nominee. charged that the bill "is
not the democratic way of life"
MeNary told reporters he favors
aid to Great Britain short Of war.
hut he believed that at the very
least. time and money limitations
should be written into the bill
During the fall months the
president WAS advocating aid
to Great Britain short Of war"
MeNary said. THAT policy he
came a national anthem. There
was unity Of thought. ! favor
that plan and hall support
earnestly an about policy of
aid 20 the democrncies by
every method short Of war.
Nv great concern IL To keep
our country out Of the con
flicfs NJ mass murder In Eur
ope. Asia and Africa"
hcNary's return 10 Washington
was delayed until Wednesday be-
cause he was stricken with pneu-
monia in November. Cheerful and
attired In a nstty gray suit. ne
said he felt fine" and actually
picked up weight while oonvalesc-
ing IN California.
The bill also was condemned
Wednesday before the house
foreign affairs COMMITTEES by
Norman Thomas, the Socialist
party leader. While profess
Ing q desire for a British VIC
tory and an end 10 Mani con-
quest, Thomas said that sur-
vivaI Of the British Empire 10
certainly not vital 10 Amer
lean security"
An America whose democracy
Is solely dependent upon military
victory by the British empire In
an America already defeated In i,s
soul" Thomas testified
II you recommend this bill and
hasten your country into total war
you will answer 10 history
for blood and tears spilled In vain.
for liberties lost for the
blseko OF democracy
Thomas testified that he favored
the proposal for a substitute hill
providing loans up 10 $4,000 600
900 10 Britain through the federal
loan agency
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23

HONOLILt - Corporsl Alan
Michael Buck. author Of FIVE
novels. including The Harpsrs
Daughter" found his talent in de-
nahd to-day. Assigned 70 the
Ninth Signal Service company at
Fort Snsfter. he vas ordered 70
write army telephone directory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Westmon Report
Awaited by Senate

OLfMPIA-The senate Wednes-
day delayed action on seating u
senstor-elect Lenus Westmsn. D..
Snohomlsn. after a special COM
mlttss investigating his Com
munist party connections failed 70
submit final report on its two
day inquiry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Justice McReynolds
To Retire Feb. |

NAsHfsoTOs Assoclai. Jus
tee James g HcRsynoids - 'bs
supreme court. ons ~ The few re-
naming members n the so-eaiisd
conservative grOup On thu high
tsnck. advised President Roosevelt
today thzt ne intends 70 retire on
Feb.
This viii give Roosevelt oppor-
tuniiy 70 app-,int his sixth justice
on ths nins-naan court
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23

air RAID on 1ib.ssn. Important
Italian base 10 AIssnis only -
miles sos,h 81 rfsns. shs capital.
vac reported ny ths Royal Air
tsres "Wednesday
News ~ the raid on Kibsssn foI-
Is~sd reports ~hlch ssid tbsf the
Italians ~srs throwing sirpisass.
tanks and waves ~ infantry into
heavy counter ATTACKS since sbsy
~sfs thrown out ~ Greece during
tbs early part u ths var.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23

Missing Girl
ound Safe
In Seattle

Completely exhausted. l5-
year-old Carol Falk was rest
ing in a Seattle hospital
Wednesday.
After disappearing from the
Annie Wright seminary here sat
urday afternoon. the comsly hfn-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23

nette girl was
discovered asleep
in n cheap Sc
attic hotel early
W . q mes q a y
morning
Daughter o I
DR. Ralph Falk.
prominent Boise
physician a n d
surgeon. the girl
took en- { h
leave" from the