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Evening star., 1941-08-16
Markets at d Glance

NEW YORK, Aug. Is P.-
Stocks irregular; prices narrow
in slow session. Bonds lower:
some corporates contest trend.
Foreign exchange quiet; gener-
ally unchanged. Cotton uneven;
New Orleans selling, hedging,
trade support. Metals dull; rou-
tine Saturday quiet.
CHICAG Wheat lower;
profit taking, hedging sales.
Corn lower; corn belt showers.
Cattle nominally steady. Hogs
steady; quotable top, $11.70.
Evening star., 1941-08-16
Quezon and Osmenu
Win denomination
Earlier Story on Page A-4.)

BY the Associated Press.
MANILA, Aug. 16.-President
Manuel Quezon and Vice President
Sergio Osmena were nominated
unanimously for reelection today
by the Nacionalista Party after it
had reaffirmed its stand for Philip
pine independence in 1916.
Evening star., 1941-08-16
Todoy's Home Runs

American League
Rolfe, New York, 5th inning.
National League
Di Maggie, Pittsburgh. I'd inning
Werber, Cincinnati, 9Th inning.
Evening star., 1941-08-16
SIXTH RAcEPurse, 5000; cl
Washington Park

FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; Victorian
Handicap: 3-year-olds and upwaTu; i
mile tchute).
Idle Sun (Richard) T.40 400 40
Steel Heels tRollins) 40 80
Plowshare (Cruickshank) go
TIME $685..
Also ran-Montsin, waugh Fop, Three
Bangs. Cherry Trif1e.
Evening star., 1941-08-16
Late Races
Additional Results and Entries
for Monday on Page 2-X.
Saratoga

SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added;
Travers Stakes; 3-year-olds: ia miles.
WhirlaTay tRobertson) go out out
Fairymant GongdenD out out
Lord Kitchener tJames) out
Time, 2:054s
Only three started
SEVENTH RACE--Purse.- 80 900 added !:
graded handicap class c; 3-yesr-olds and
upward: Us miles.
Nesrsisht McCreary) 1870 so $50
Century Note tMeade) $50 420
City Talk tRoberts) $40
Time. :53 30
Also ran-Tola Rose, Equitable. Cramps,
Sun Lover and RoSetown.
Evening star., 1941-08-16
Camp and Gennett Even at 18th

ASHEVILLE, N. C. UP.-Henry N. Camp of Ocala, Fla,
and Gennett r of Asheve all even at the midway
mark their hole final match today for the champion
ship 46h annual Asheve Country Club golf tourna-
nent. Both shooting erratic golf, had medals of 49,
Earlier Story Page abb
Evening star., 1941-08-16
Cumberland

FIFTH RACE-Purse $500; claiming
3-year-olds and up; 412 furlongs.
DaShing Doe tScocca) $50 $40 $50
Blablah kelly $50 $50
Hi-BlaZe fMartinez) 2.90
Time-0562s.
Also ran-Leonsrdtown, Fair Haired,
High Hedge.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 5000: claiming;
3-year-olds and up: ID miles
Allencaid tScoccal
Cotillion tHernandeZ)
Gimpey tAcosta)
Time. l :56.
Also ran-Chainwick, Huppy. william v,
Moon Harvest and Maesak.
Evening star., 1941-08-16
Other League Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At New York
Philadelphia 010 0O4 OO1- s IL l
New York 600 120 OO1-4 9 4
Batteries-Knott and Wagner: Rufins
and Dickey.
At Chicago
Cleveland - 900 900 OOO- 80
Chicago --- 100 600 OOx- s 2
Batteries-BaEby. Brown and DecauteIs,
Hemsley; Rigney and fresh.
At st. Louis
Detroit ----- coo 900 OF
st. Louis 001 900 OIL
Batteries-Gorsica and Sullivan: Auker
and Swift.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Boston
Brooklyn - DOL 900 OOO-1 10
Boston -- 040 900 00Y--4 II
Batteries--Hamlin, Drake, Casey and
Franks; Early and Mast.
At Philadelphia
New York 2O2 900 OOO- A Is l
Philadelphia 900 100 OOO-1 70
Batteries.Wittis, Brown and Dannins
Warren, Livingston.
At Pittsburgh
st. Louis O2G 900 OOO-2 II
Pittsburgh - O10 900 03x-4 90
Batteries--White. Crouch and Mancuso:
Heintzelman and Lopez.
At Cincinnati
Chicago ---- 900 900 0l0- 81
Cincinnati - 600 O04 00x-4 81
Batteries-Olsen and McCullouEh; Rid
die and lombard.
Evening star., 1941-08-16
Sneod Seems Sure of Lead at Half
Cuban ConsuIs Ousted From Nozi-Held Areas
AIsob Wins at Washington Park

CHICAGO 0P-Asab the S700 bargain" colt, captured
the Washington Park Futury today defeating Con-
tradcton by length Valdna Orphan third in the field
of nine
Evening star., 1941-08-16
RED AID PLEDGED IN STOP JAPAN DRIVE
AS TOXIC BARS REMOVAL OF AMERICANS
Late News Bulletin
Morooret Osborne Wins Essex Title


MARGARET Osborne Wins Essex Title
MANCHESTER, Mass. UP--Unseeded Margaret Osborne,
g. of San Francisco her first major tennis title in four
years of trying today by defeating fourth seeded Helen
Bernhard New York g. 63 in the finals of the 18th
Essex women's invitation tournament
Sneud Seems Sure of Lead at Half
ROCHESTER, N. Y. 1F.-Sammy Snead of Hot Springs,
Va shot 10 the Oak in the Times Union
Open today for 36hoe total of 13 three under and
seemed certain to lead the pack at the half way mark when
all returns had been posted.
Earlier Story Page A-13)
Cuban ConsuIs Ousted From Nozi-HeId Areas
HAVANA LP.-The Cuban State Department said today
it notified Berlin that Cuban consuS in Norway
Denmark the Netherlands occupied France and LuXem-
bourg leave those countries before September l. Pre-
sumaby action is retaliation for similar moves
against certain Axis consular agents in Cuba.
AIsob Wins at Washington Park
CHICAGO lP,-Asab the S7OO bargain" colt captured
the S450G Washington Park Futurity today defeating Con-
tradicton length. Vadna Orphan third in the field
Evening star., 1941-08-16

(See STRIKE, Page 2-Xo
Evening star., 1941-08-16

Late news and sports are covered on Pages
Tx and 2-X OF this edition of The Star, supple
menting the news Of the regular home delivered
edition of The Star
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Drainage First Consideration
In Building a Rock Garden
BY THE AMATEUR GARDENER

ALMOST EVERY gardener at
one time or another has wished
he had a rock garden. Maybe
you just never got around to
building one because you did not
know how to 60 about ii. 1t
isn't hard to build a rock gar
den, and after il is once estab-
lished will be a source of much
pleasure.
First of all. a rock garden is
intended primarily for the grow
ing of alpine. wild flowers and
other small plants which cannot
be successfully grown in other
parts of the garden. Its con-
Struction should be an attempt
to reproduce. as nearly as pos
sible. the same conditions under
which these plants thrive in
their natural haunts.
Essily Made
A rock garden can be made
successfully almost anywhere ex-
cept in the dense shade or in a
swampy low spot. 1t can be
made any size you desire from a
few square feet to an acre. The
main thought to keep in mind is
that the garden must be well
drained.
The best location is one that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23

has an eastern exposure, but this
is not essential to be successful
The south, west and then north
are the next best exposures in
the order named. The east is
preferred because most plants
like a sunny spot, but do not
care for the direct rays of the
sun during the hottest part of
the day.
Other exposures, and especi-
ally a western one, can be made
very satisfactory if shrubs or
trees like the white birch are
planted where they will cast a
thin, scattered shade over the
garden during the hot part of
the day. A rock garden can be
made in the middle of a flat
lawn, but it is very difficult to
make it appear natural. The
edge of the lawn with a back
ground Of trees or small shrubs
is far better site. There is not
much advantage to making the
rock garden over a spot that has
a natural outcropping of rocks,
because this usually limits the
depth of the soil, making it a
rather hard situation to deal
with.
Rock Variety
Any kind of rocks that are
available can be used: round
boulders from the fields, wealth.
cred limestone, building stones,
any size or shape. Many gar
deners use Tuffa, which is a
native volcanic rock which holds
water like a sponge and is full
of little channels which the
roots of the plants like to ex-
plore. This rock. however, must
be imported to most neighbor-
hoods and is rather expensive,
so most gardeners use whatever
rock is available in their inn
mediate vicinity.
More about rock garden con-
struction tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Perfume Hints

WHEN YOU want to be an
alluring lady, says Merle
Oberon, it's the little things
that count. Such as gloves and
handkerchiefs that always carry
a very subtle suggestion of the
perfume that is you.
Nothing intrigues a man more,
she adds, than to pick up a
hankie and know by the scent
just who the owner might be.
Merle chooses one scent each
Monday morning from the array
on her dressing table and sticks
TO it the entire week.
Then to make her perfume
ensemble complete from head to
toe, she atomizes her cedar
handkerchief. glove, hosiery and
lingerie boxes with the chosen
perfume.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
The Seasons
Pet Fabric,
Shan+ung
BY JOAN DEAN

SHANTUNG HAS come out
of the casual class and is now
one of the most important fab
RIGS used for Summer fashions.
1t still appears in slack suits, of
course, but is more likely to
turn up in smart afternoon
dresses.
Soft and cool, always comfort
able and trim looking on the
hottest apres-midi, shantung has
earned its popularity with chic
women. And the new afternoon
styles in shantung dresses, just
introduced, are so soft and flat
tering they're bound to be
favorites.
QUALITY DIFFERS in this
fabric as in many silks. the
rougher-weave standings being
used for sports clothes. while
the finer, sheerer weaves are re-
served for the loveliest of frocks.
Pure silk shantung is the one
to choose for these, for it will
wear and wear, remaining fresh
and lovely after innumerable
launderings, and retaining its
sheen and smooth silky appear
ance. And this day when pure
silks are regarded as rare. fine
shantung is a precious prize.
CHINESE LADIES OF high
degree would approve the pure
silk shantung frock sketched to-
day, of the very finest quality.
cool and fresh to the touch, de-
lightful to wear all Summer.
It's one of a group of new
standings which come in lus-
cious dark shades with lingerie
trims, jeweled buttons, and pep
lums and jacket fronts.
ONE-PIECE FROCKS, all of
these give a two-piece effect,
The suit look is what they strive
to achieve. (And-with the con-
trariness of fashion, real suits of
shantung are now worn as
dresses, with nary a blouse to
bless emil.
Their colors are particularly
appropriate for Summer in
town. for shopping jaunts and
restaurant parties and matinees.
A new chinaberry green, a deep
green, is very good, as are other
Chinese shades.
CLOISONNE PURPLE. Ming
tea brown "a clear light amber
brown. and enamel black are
the three hues in which the
dress illustrated is available.
It's style is simple but So
phisticated, and the trimming
equally so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23

APRIL 81 TO MAY %
Taurus-Not so suspicious for
new undertakings and partner
ship affairs as for continuing
with work on hand and improv-
ing and expanding in urgent
work and familiar activities.
MAY 2f TO JUNE 2f
Gsmini - Friendly, especially
if you use your dynamic energy
and personality TO further con-
structive work and worthy
causes.
JUNE % TO JULY %
Caneer-Many tendencies to-
day point to destructive haste,
irritability and impotence with
routine affairs. You can make
reasonable Roadway in whatever
your job il you will keep the
emotions under control.
JULY ~ TO AUGUST 20
Leo Industrial, mechanical,
manufacturing and building in
terests highly favored. Full
steam ahead" should be your
slogan this stimulating day.
AUG. 20 TO SEPT. %
What your attitude
toward responsibilities is and
what it SHOULD be, and the
willingness and hope with which
you undertake your duties, are
all-important items in determin-
ing the success Of your under
takings, and of your ultimate
happiness.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. IS
Libr Of you keep clear Of
any selfishness or intolerance
you'll make good Roadway, espe-
cially in worthy work, your es-
sential duties and other purpose
full activities.
OCT. % TO NOV. ~
Scorpio-Should be favorable
for extending your interests
through industriousness and
fine workmanship. Philanthropic
measures and matters that will
safeguard and improve public
welfare are among the first
favored.
NOV. IS TO DEC. Re
Sugittdrius-All essential and
urgent work should have your
first consideration. Don't let
emotions or temper reach the
boiling point.
DEC. sS TO JAN. 81
Cdpricorn-Business, industry,
finances, government m t s,
state and community affairs are
favored above and before social
activities, amusements and graft
flying personal ambitions.
JAN. 90 TO FEB. 20
MISUNDERSTANDING, trade,
travel, agreements, seeking and
granting contracts, estimates;
dealing in machinery, tools,
army, navy, aeronautical equip
ment; land, produce among the
favored.
FEB. af TO MARCH 20
Pisces-Seek new, improved
ways and means to further your
position. Dare to exploit your
own fine capability and ideas.
Don't permit indecision to cheat
you of the success that can be
yours. Try, and keep on trying!
A CHILD born on this day,
II living true to its inherent pos
sibilities and talents, can sur
mount all obstacles leading to
high and worthy success. Con-
centration on reaching a pre-
scribed goal will be essential.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23

should mean more vitality
which would make it easier for
you to hold yourself erect and
would make your figure look
better. But to make sure Of i'm
proved vitality, get some out
door exercise every day. Walk
ing is fine but as soon as IL In
warm enough to swim, you can
make real progress.
Copyright. 1871, King Features synd., Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
MARCH 2f TO APRIL 20

MARCH p TO APRIL 20
Aries - Matters of a military
nature, activities that require
endurance. courage and determi-
nation are foremost in favor this
stimulating Mars day. Romance,
entertainment and dealings in
artistic affairs ask more than
usual caution and keen judgment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Tone Muscle

Sometimes the line Is spoiled
by a hollow between the shoul-
der and the bust. The muscle
tissue can be toned and the hol-
low filled out with this type of
exercise:
Lie on the back on the bed
with head and arms dangling over
the edge. Very slowly raise the
arms upward and lift the upper
part of the body until the entire
figure is in a straight line. At
the same time. tip the head
backward and chew vigorously
to increase the muscular pull on
the network across chest and
bust and particularly on the
strands from throat to breasts.
Begin easily and gradually in
crease the number of times you
repeat the exercise.
Here is another good exercise
for figure and posture: Stand
with feet apart and parallel,
hands down at the sides. Bend
the hands back at the wrists so
that the palms are turned up and
fingers point back. Then, very
slowly, raise both arms up in
front Of the body until they are
stretched high overhead without
launching the shoulders. Pause
for an instant, straighten the
hands and turn them out at the
sides, and lower the arms side
ward and down. Do this exer-
else very slowly and concentrate
all the effort in those upper arm
muscles.
Underweieht
1t may be that your flat
chested- appearance is caused by
underweight. To have a we'll
proportioned figure, the weight
must be normal and you may
have to go on a diet to gain. The
specific dietary measures which
seem to be most helpful in this
respect are an increased guam
tity of milk and the inclusion of
a Vitamin A and D concentrate.
The addition of few pounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Underweiehts
Must Watch
Diet, Too
BY IDA JEAN KAN

AS LONG as fashion contin-
ues to follow the line of the
figure so closely, the girl with
the Scanty bust contour will be
keenly interested in any meas
ure which promises lovelier
curves.
The we'll designed brassiere
can do lot. But it can't solve
the problem of underdevelop-
ment of the chest and that is
often the main trouble. When
the chest is filled out, this por-
ton of the figure takes on a
better contour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
EXQUISITE FRoCK OF SILK sHANTUNG
c.Ioo~fs

Exquisite is the word for this
lovely afternoon frock of pure
silk shantung with jewel flower
buttons. In sizes 1918, II comes
In Cloisonne Purple, Ming Tea
Brown and Enamel Black. For
information. call Joan Dean,
Cherry $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23

FROM HOT and sufy to cool and summery-thats the
magical change slip works for a chair
You make a easily yourself the using
your chair pattern and family budget
Here's the easy trick by which
sofa Simply the cushion and smooth width of fabric
down front of back and seat allowing 4inch ucn
them
Pin along lines of the upholstery and III inches outside
for In the you fit sides and
For the cushion and amron sections might first
patterns.
Now take off the pnned-up basic try
ustments Your last step finish with binding welt
ing and add the founce PRESTO! chair
Work spcover magic all through the houe-on your sofa
chair boudoir chairs Our 40page booklet MAKING
COVERS SUCCESSFULLY tells in detail
fit and finish professional style Advises fabrics
styles. trimmings
To obtain this booklet send FIFTEEN CENTS in coin with
and address The Detroit
Times Square Detroit, Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Play Shoes

WENDY BARRIE likes shoes.
buys as many as her conscience
will permit. She was particularly
! pleased with the collection Of
|play shoes selected for her latest
role.
One pair was bright yellow.
with a deep wedge Of white
rubber. Another, styled like a
Roman n d a !, was Roman
striped. A third, In bright red.
was made like the old-fashioned
barefoot sandal. All these pairs
are washable gabardine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
HOROSCOPE = sy 6!.ss

Look in the Section Your Birthday Comes H. and Find What
Your Outlook Is According to the Stars
For Thursday AprI z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
And the Greatest Of These Was
The Swedish Nightingale
Greet Singers of the Past: They
Left q Priceless Heritage

hair and blue eyes. She dressed
very quietly and her sdornment
was lust a rose in her hair. She
came upon the stage with eonsum-
mate grace a glide rather than
a walk. which the young ladies Of
that day sought 10 initiate. She
was not surprisingly good looking
but she was good to look at for
her wholesome face was an index
10 her character and attracted
everyone.
Her nobility Of spirit was mir
rored in her singing. Her voice
was full. rich. clear and of such
purity that the softest pianissimo
was audible in the remotest corner
Of the large concert halls. She
was an unrivaIled coloratura sing
er, wonderfully long oreathed and
showed exquisite taste in her ca
denzas, which she usually in
vented
She was heard at her best,
however, not In vocal pyrotech-
mics. but In such numbers a.
"Casta Diva" from Bellini's
Norma" and particularly in the
Messiah" aria, II Know That
CONTINUED on Page 7. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
Full House TO
Greet Robson

When Paul Robson. world ia
nous Negro singer. comes to the
Temple theater next Wednesday
night to open the All-Star course.
he will be greeted by the largest
audience In the history of the con-
cert hall. Every available seat on
the main floor and balcony has
been sold and arrangements have
been made for $50 seats on the
stage and many Of them have been
reserved. The ticket office at
Fraser's has been closed, but will
open again Wednesday for the
sale OF the few remaining seats.
With the famous bass-baritone
will be his accompanist and friend
of long standing, Lawrence Brown.
The assisting artist will be Clara
Rockmore. theremin virtuosa.
OF particular interest locally Is
the announcement that Lincoln
high school cappella choir
directed by Margaret Rawson Co
heen. will provide the chorus back
ground for Mr.. Robeson's presen-
tation OF Ballad for Americans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
Wersen Writes on
School Orchestra

In the current issue of The
School Musician. Louis c. wsrsen.
supervisor Of music IN Tacoma
public schools and president Of
the National School Orchestra as
sociation writes on the public
school orchestra and what ia re-
CURED to reach perfection.
Influence Of the National School
Of Music competition festivals In
credited with being the greatest
motivating influence IN the present
Development Of the school orches-
ira Next comes the district,
state and regional officers and
compositions. ell contributing to
the sum total Of success.
Though the progress has been
great the writer points out that
orchestra development has not
kept pace with that of bands and
choral groups. The objective Of
the National School Orchestra as
socistion In to bring development
Ill over the country to a standard
cf attainment relative IN degree
to that Of the many fine sym-
phony orchestra which are heard
In the larger cities Of the United
States"
To accomplish the aasociatio
purpose . program Of ~ inter-
related points 10 suggested. These
include school music directors
thoroughly trained In orchestral
work: m orchestra glamour pro-
gram - uniforms. attractive set
tinEs. interesting music. etc: re-
search In possibilities Of employ
ment open 10 trained orchestra
players: long term training pro-
gram beginning In primary grades;
Indignation Of orchestra music pro-
gram with community life; study
by instructors and students of
music publications on interpreta-
ton and the traditional and his
torical background Of orchestral
compositions and composers. etc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15

essel. Georges Barrere. Modesto
Alloo. Leon Bsrzin and Harl Nc
Donald.
The Juiilard School of Music
will hold It's annual competition
for prize orchestra score this
year. The winning work, which
must be suitable for performance
by a major symphony orchestra.
will be published at the scoors
expense. Works which have been
performed previously will not be
barred.
Entries should be submitted, be-
fore March l. to Oscar Wagner.
dean, Juillard Graduate School, 100
Claremont avenue, New York City.
The Philadelphia Opera Com
pany will open its season at the
Academy Of Music on Nov. is with
a performance In English of
Faust" William Hess will be
heard in the title role and James
Pease, bass-baritone. as Mephisto-
pheles. Both are new to the COM
pany.
Before joining the Philadelphia
company. Hess worked for two
years in the box office Of the Met
ropolitan Opera in New York,
while he continued his studies.
Which recalls the concert debut
In New York last week OF Joseph
Clifford, tenor. usher at the Metro
politan. While undergoing voice
training from his teachers. Clifford
made n close study of the singers
from the aisles of the Metropoli-
tan. and has high hopes of tread
ing the boards Of that shrine of
opera some day. His recital Was
cordially received by the critics,
who found promise In his voice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15

with the Seattle Symphony or
chestra, conducted by Sir Thomas
Beecham. at the Music Hall. Seat
tie, Monday evening, Nov. II. He
will be at the piano in Delius
Concerto in c Minor, the only piano
concerto written by that distin-
guished composer.
Also on the program will be the
symphony by Virgil Thompson,
composer of the opera, -Four
Saints in Three Acts" and now
music editor Of the New York
Herald Tribune; the conductors
arrangement of THE Faithful
Shepherd" based on the Handel
opera, I'll Pastor Fdo." and the
Tschaikowsky fantasia, Francesca
da Rimini."