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Evening star., 1941-09-08
e., the Associated Press.

6S the Associated Press
BERKELEY, Calf, Sept. 8.-Boys
cause rs per cent of the strife in
nursery schools; therefore, If the
world wants more peace, it might try
putting women in charge of inter-
national relations, says Dr. Catherine
Landreth, University of California
psychologist.
Women by training are slightly
more proficient in the use Of Ian
guage than men, while the males
may be disposed to make up in
direct action what they lack in
eloquence, she asserted.
Thus, with women at the helm
In foreign offices there might be
lot more talking back and forth
between nations than there is now,
but the chances are that there
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Let Women Run Diplomacy
For Peoce, Psychologist Urges

would be less military action, DR..
Landreth added.
She based her conclusions on q
scientific test.
For two months she studied the
crying of 80 children in a nursery
school, Then for Ave weeks she
studied the crying of Is of these
same children in their homes.
In all crying incidents in the
school, boys were responsible three
out of every four times. This was
attributed in part to the greater
aggressiveness in boys, which is
natural; in part to the relative in
ability of the boys to gain their point
by out-talking the girls, and In
part to social pressure which re-
Quires girls to be mice" and to re-
frain from squabbling.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Traffic Light Cutoff
Jams Downtown D. c.

A short circuit during the rush
hour this morning cut of trafic
lights in most of the downtown area
and jammed traffic in several sec
tions, causing many workers to be
late at their Offices.
A number of police scout cars were
dispatched to the trouble areas to
relieve the jams. No traffic acci-
dents were reported during the pc
riod the lights were of.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
(26) S35 to $40 COATS
tn.h.s 80 5sesos'. sss ,I.,'>' + sold s24.5o

ts) s35 FLEECE oVERcoATs, in plain dark
shades. Single or double breasted models,
in preferred styles -s225o
(23) s35 and $40 TWEED OR cHEVIoT
TOPCoATS. in dark grey or ton shades.
Popular models, but not in every size, $3.50
AZ s45 IMPORTED FLEECE AND cHEVIoT
COATS. in preferred models and coors for
Foil --------------------------s24'o
~ S35 ToPCOATS, in plain shades Of brown,
blue, green, oIso tweed mixtures Broken
sizes, models Is------------------s2lso
(e) $3.50 QUALITY ToPcoATs with re-
movable lining IdeoI for. choneeobe
Washington weather ------------S2S5o
(s) $3.50 FLEECE ToPcoATs, popular
heather mixtures. In light or dark shades
for Foil NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Lurqe Source of Fish

OF some 15o.o0o,o00 pounds Of
fresh-water fish produced in the
United States annually. nearly two
thirds come from American waters
Of the Great Lakes.
Evening star., 1941-09-08

Argentina and Chile have just
signed an agreement regarding the
demarkation of the Argentina Chill
can border.
Evening star., 1941-09-08

(24 $3.50, s2e.75 THREE-Pc. SUMMER
SUITS Ideal for late summer and early
folI wear. Snortly tailored single or double
breasted models in light or dark tones. $3.50
OD $3.50 and S2l.5o SPORTS JACKETS.
Choice imported, domestic fobrics in this
years most popular coIors, potterns 81 50
N7) s35 and $40 THREE-Pc. GULF-WEIGHT
SUITS, In preferred solid eolors or strip
ines -------------------sl8so
(25) S2l. 50 SUMMER SUITS. Greens, ereys,
blues, striped, plain shades Regulars,
shorts, longs, stouts; but not in every
size -----------------s13so
(2D $3.50 to $40 SPORTS sLAcKs Full
cut, snortIy toiIored trousers for business or
sports wear. Waist sizes 29 to SO only, $3.50
Evening star., 1941-09-08
(l0 $35 to $40 FALL SUITS
Fine quality worsted in one c~@ en-
and two trouser models ~ <.OO
Preferred colors, pottens. -

1867 s35 to $40 WoRsTED SUITS, in blue,
brown and green shades; single or double
breasted models
us) s35 and $3.50 TWo-TRoUsER lM-
PORTED TWEED SUITS, soft muted tones
and mixtures so popular with men who
prefer tweeds ------------------s24so
90 $3.50 IMPORTED TWEED SUITS,
green, grey and heather mixtures Single
or double breasted models so
~ SIS ond SIS SUIT OF IMPORTED
WoRsTED, blues. ereys, browns You're in
luck if your size is here
(ls) $40 to s45 WoRsTED SUITS, single
or double plain or lounge
models s-----------------------s23so
Evening star., 1941-09-08
MEMS $1.50 and 81
QUALITY NECKTIES
500

Luxurious ,fouIords, nyIons, pure
wools, repps in poisleys, stripes,
houndstooth checks and other
popular potterns for foil.
Evening star., 1941-09-08

S. ond $3.50 SPORTS STACKS, smortEy
tailored sIoeks Of spun-royons, fIonnels,
royon-Iinens and Others Self belts, zip
per closures. Blue, green, rust ----S2.98
Evening star., 1941-09-08
MEMS 81 and $3.50
FINE PAJAMAS
.... Z for s3.19

Broodcloths, soteens and even some
meshes included. Notch, MILDLY,
surplice styles, smart patterns.
Evening star., 1941-09-08

81 and $3.50 WASHABLE SPORTS SHIRTS.
long or short sleeve models American Fuji,
spun royon or royon and teco. Limited quon-
tity at this low price .39
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Who sold the sun is coming up ogoin?

audts, and similar material
Pin many Instances. It is necessary to 90
further to make more exhaustive
study Of the company's management, ITS
-e4-tt4t,tf m the trade, its record, and its
prospects.
The mass Of 6rst7hard, up-to-date infor
nation thus obtained IS carefully consld-
cred by those charged with this response
bilitv. The recommendations Of these men
must then be approved by the Finance
Committee of Metropolitan's Board Of
Directors.
Once the securities have been purchased.
Metropolitan continues to follow the com
pany's operations through annual or IN
term reports, and to watch trade
developments and changes in the industry
in which the borrower is engaged. Metro
potan is better able to watch these things
than an individual, and is better prepared
to handle any difficulties that may arse.
pAs we said before. safety is the first con-
sderation in all Metropolitan investments.
Second to safety, IS the income from the
investment-thei interest that helps pay the
cost of your life insurance.
The care with which Metropolitan IN
vests funds for the benefit of its policy
holders is reflected in the sound assets
which enable the Company to fulfill its
obligations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
MARRIED WOMEN
Here's Amazing Proved
HYGIENIC PROTECTION

Thousands upon thousands Of women
hive now learned To use a sensational.
scientific discovery for hygienic purposes
This boon TO womankind is not a poison.
yet actually kills germs at contact. Il
Is called Zonite, and its action is amazing
when used in a douche II instantly kl,.s
germs and bacteria on contact. yet u IS
one douche proved saic-wiil not harm
delicate tissues. And Zonite deodorizcs
assures daintiness. Helps keep one fresh,
clean and pure. 50 successful has Zonite
been that over 100000 bottles have
already been used. Get Zonitc from yt7-fr
druggist today. It's surprisingly easy and
economical TO use. Ideal for feminine
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and enjoy proved hygiehier protection
. that you may never have known before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
WHEN A GIRLS IN LOVE

reasonable because l thought so
myself and she knew we'd be
happier alone"
Lorna lit one of her incessant
cigarettes. but the gesture was
not amiable. Her 'eyelids were
still narrowed, her voice kept its
crisp GOODNESS.
Giving your child credit for all
sorts of magnanimous impulses,
my dear, l still oppose the idea
of any change for David.
Frankly, though it may sound
callous to such a possessive
parent as you, think David and
l are better apart. | want him
to make his own place in the
world, entirely independent of
anything l may do. There are
plenty OF men who can be trained
for jeff Lanes job, I'm sure"
She was thinking that seeing
the last of Jeff Lane would be an
other relief His attitude had
been definitely aloof ever since
she arrived. and Lorna did not
appreciate indifference in men.
Her lovely. flashing eyes, her
white crown Of hair. her slender
ness and the charm that dis
counted her years. We're all nicely
calculated to lay masculine indif-
ference low.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

life insurance companies may invest In
addition. all such investments must meet
our own investment standards.
pSuppose, for example, that Metropolitan
is considering the investment of sum of
money in the bonds Of an industrial com
pany, or a company distributing light
heat, or power The first thing we do Is
TO gather all available data about that CON
Germ -. It's financial statements. recent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
XVI

WITH Rosemary gone. Emory
W.Mallard found himself
vaguely unsettled and fun Of odd
irritations.
He let his anger at Rosemary,
al what he called her unreason
and spoiled wilfulness stimulate
him for day or two. He in
vited in the regatta crowd and
served a nnisy--euufused lunch,
with supplies rushed out from
town by a bewildered Kehoe and
hastily prepared by George and
a kitchen full of helpers.
The food and drink We're per-
feet because George was a black
monument to pride in her art,
but the old woman kept a stony
look of fury in her eyes when
she condescended to look at him.
When the crowd had returned to
the races. Mallard went to the
kitchen and unrolled crisp bills,
handing them about with words
of appreciation. which he knew
were too ELUSIVE, but George
handed back the money he gave
her.
4 don't want no tip, boss.
Thank you, sub"
But look here, George, you've
earned it. Buy yourself a new
hat"
Il got a hat"
Mallard laughed when he re-
lated the incident to Lorna later.
I'm afraid. my dear. that
you're going to have to get rid
of that old woman" she said.
Mallard looked startled Get
rid of George Why, l-i4e-vUrKed
for my mother. The first thing
I remember is being led around
by George she must have been
about ten years old then, and
having my feet washed and being
ragged at for getting chewing
gum in nay hair She misses
Rosemary, Of course. She brought
her up. and it's going to take a
little time for her to adjust her
self, but she'll get over her
tantrum."
That's just it. George be-
longs to the old order in your
life. She's going to hate me
she has begun already. And that's
going to make an intolerable
situation for me, as you can see"
Nonsense, Georges merely
mad at me because I let Rose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
-eeontiuurd nom Page IS)

her face tcar-stained the little
shell tight in her hand.
Vicld had a little flash Of
understanding tenderness. She
spread a blanket over the sleep
ing girl. She pulled off the hat
and her shoes.
Poor lamb" she whispered.
poor. sweet lamb"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

CHE had seen her charms work
- often with editors and even
moving picture agents out Of
Hollywood. who were surfeited
with feminine beauty To be over
looked. coolly by a brown-faced
young man m cotton trousers
stirred something female and
vengeful in her.
Emory was a dear. hut all his
values were distorted by the iso-
lated life he had lived and all
his loyalties We're too inflexible
lie needed to be taught lightness
and a casual attitude, and she
needed the Summer for his proper
education before she committed
herself, definitely But things
We're certainly more comfortable
now with that moody big-eyed
girl away And she would not
definitely marry Emory until
Autumn
There was a matter Of a Holly
wood contract though she had
refrained from mentioning this
Until that was settled. she
wanted to be free. But having
a gallant loverly man around
made things pleasant
Mallard walked down to the
shore. when he had left Lorna
and though the day was sweet
and the sun a golden blessing
scattered like coins through the
foliage Of the camphor trees. his
irritated unease went with him
He missed Rosemary as he
would have missed his right hand.
and felt a cheated anger because
she was gone He'd get her back,
of course. when she came to her
senses. but in the meantime, for
all his hours with Lorna, the big
house echoed as hollowly as a
bell. and nothing moved in it
but old George.
So he sought out Jeff Lane
and Kehoe. who were engaged in
working on the gears of an
orange-polishing machine, on
Jeff's back porch.
Hello. Sergeant" Jeff looked
up briefly did you get my
. message about Prosnyk2 He
wants a loan for fertilizer. I told
him you'd get the money for him
if he'd thin his crop so the stuff
would grade up higher. "
THAT guy amt going to knock
no fruit off unless somebody
stands over him with a club, "
mumbled Kehoe Il reckon I'll be
the one has to do II"
He hates to see green stuff
falling. Jeff said lit looks like
waste Men like him have been
reared to be thrifty and never
throw away anything"
Mallard sat down on the step,
and took out his pipe
Have you thought things over,
Jeff"
Jeff sat down too, hunched for
ward. his tight fists between his
knees,
Yes, I've thought everything
over. I've spent two nights doing
Continued on Page IL
a - e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
TO WOMEN
AFRAID
TO DYE
CRAY HAIR /!

FOR YEARS. women have
been afraid % dye Their own
hair. You have had many
reasons - fear Of dangerous
dyes. fear that Il is too
difficult. fear that dyc viii
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-17

Giving partyp Then let Vernor's Party Service
help make it SUGGEST Without obligation. the
Vernon Hostess will help you plan different
party with the beverage that plesses every
guests refreshment-taste: Vernor's on draft
The contsiner is delivered ready for use; no
tapping, no icing. For Church, Lodge. and Club
entertainments, Vernor's is always popular and
Vernors Party Service especially helpful. >.
Call Cherry $500 and ask for Party Serves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-17

For many years, the jolly little gnome with his
good.nstured wink has symboli1ed the sparkling
deliciousness Of vernor's. You'll see him at
thousands of Soda Fountains, telling you that
here you will find ''deliciously different" Vernors
Ginger Ale sold by the glass. drawn from refriger-
sted metal tanks. This jolly little snome symbol.
Tres your fountain of heslth-your fountain Of
refreshment. He reminds you. "It'slvsrno timeI''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-17

Seventy-hve years ago, Detroit's population was
$4,000. James Vernon, leader in the civic and
social life of the community had drug store on
the corner of Woodward and Clifford There he
the delight of countless refreshment-seekers of
his day and generations to come In the laboratory
of his drug store, he succeeded in blending pure
ginger root with rare, essential oils to produce
new delicious and distinctive drink. Offered over
his drug store counter, Vernors Ginger Ale was
received with immediate enthusiasm. It's popu-
larity eaped with the discovery that ageing the
flavor four years in wood produces that mellow
aromatic taste, so individual with Vernors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-17

So popular had his deliciously different drink
become in 1896 that James Vernon decided to
leave the drug field for the ginger ale business,
exclusively. So the Vernor's Ginger Ale Company
was established on the west side of Woodward
Avenue near Detroit River. 1t is the same site on
which the new, enlarged Vernor's plant stands
the business of James Vernon, his son. now active
head of the firm. In the days of the old Detroit
Windsor ferry, favorite stopping place of pas
sengers for a chat over sparkling refreshment
was the Vernor's fountain. AS the news spread Of
It's tangy goodness, Vernor's began to be sold
through more and more outside outlets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-17

In 1866, little did James Vernon dream of todays
widespread popularity of his delciously different
beverage Nor in 1896, could he foretell the growth
of his modern plant to group of buildings occupy
ing an entire city block-with 100000 square feet
of floor space-with the most up-to-date bottling
plant in America. /. :. You are invited to inspect
the wonders of this new Vernor's plant So drop
in June 18th to celebrate the 18th Anniversary Of
Vernor's and enjoy glass of sparkling Ginger Ale
with our compliments.
Evening star., 1941-05-14

Designed for lasting sleeping comfort. Pre-
built borders to keep edges in perfect shape.
Equipped with ventilators, handles for easy turn
ing, button tufts. Covered with woven striped
fabric that win not fade. AL Sizes 22o coils
to the full size!
Evening star., 1941-05-14

. -60x24x201z inches. Door slides up
or down at touch Of your finger.
Wood grain finish kraftboard with
wood trim. Dust-resistant construc-
ton. Complete with EDO moth
humidor.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
9's!'z:o S1:55 DINETTES
/ IIsunI Ix&0

-Charmingly designed Colonial
style suites for your dinette or
breakfast nook! Substantially
constructed throughout Of Sc
lected white beech, finished in
mellow maple. Ladder-back
chairs with reinforced boxed
seats and sturdy legs. Easy-to-
handle pull-out leaf at each
end of the table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Paul Heiinze
Masonic Funeral Is Set
for Co-Owner Of Park

a Masonic funeral will be held
al 2 p. m. tomorrow for Paul
Heinze in his home, $500 West
Seven-Mile road. Burial will be
in Grand Lawn Cemetery.
Mr. Heinze, so. died in Harper
Hospital. He came 10 Detroit IN
1920 10 manage the Belle Isle
bridge amusement park and al the
time OF his death was co-owner
and manager of Edgewater Park.
Inc.
Mr.. Heinze was a member of
Redford Lodge l52 r. and A. NJ.
a charter member of Acacia
Lodge. Forest Park. III. and a
member Of the High Twelve Of
BEDFORD, the Redfor Exchange
Club and several other civic or
CARNATIONS.
He leaves his widow. Alma. and
four daughters. Mr.. Margaret
Lauhack Of Walled Lake; Mrs.
Edna McNed OF Detroit: Mrs.
Claire Becker Of Columbus. O..
and Mrs. Pauline Wikander of
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Famous
Horse
Is Killed

Old-timers here-and many not
50 old-will remember Billy Sun
day the fine brown horse with the
white star on his forehead, that
pranced at the head Of parades
about the time Detroit's soldiers
were returning from overseas.
They shot Billy Sunday today
as he hobbled about his pasture
n Rouge Park
Then they buried Billy in the
park TO which he was retired in
1925 after a glamorous life as a
prize show horse and, finally, as
he finest mount OF the Detroit
'olice Department.
Members of the parks and rec
cation commission ordered Billy's
eath when they learned his 35
ears had made him so feeble
nat life was a burden.
Detroiters first knew Billy as
ne Of the ribbon winners Of the
ohm Endicott stables. Billy was
born during the heyday of Billy
Sunday. when the evangelist had
lis tabernacle here, thus acquiring
his name.
The Endicott family gave Billy
0 the police department when
hey sold their stable. That was
IN 1919.
Billy then bee m Inspector
Perry Myers mount and the de-
partment's most famed horse. For
six years he served. always lead
ing the mounted division. until old
age compelled his retirement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Obituaries
Ray Allison Spencer
Among Ist Script Writers
for Radio Shows

GRAND RAPIDS, April A
Funeral services for Ray Allison
Spencer. for the past three years
curator of the Grand Rapids furni-
ture museum, were to be held in
the museum this afternoon.
Artist, writer, actor, adventurer
and raconteur, Mr.. Spencer was
born in Boston so years ago. In his
teens he was awarded a scholar
ship in art and studied for year
in Athens. He later sailed before
the mast and accompanied several
archaeological expeditions.
AS an actor he toured with Will
liam Gillette, (. II. Sothern. Julia
Marlowe and other immortals of
the theater. Upon the advent of
radio broadcasting he became one
of the industry's first script writers
and for many years prepared the
programs OF Rudy Yallee.
lie was active in Grand Rapids
little theater productions and was
widely known as lecturer on
antique furniture.
Mr.. Spencer was a fascinating
story teller and included in his
tales many incidents of his asso-
citation with President Woodrow
Wilson, George Bernard Shaw,
Pavlowa, and other world re-
nowned figures.
He is survived by his wife, to
whom he was married three years
ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Louisiana Author S
Funeral Is Today

NEW ORLEANS, La, April A.
tINS) = Funeral services will be
held today for Mrs. Elna God.
chaux, New Orleans novelist-noted
for her depletion Of Louisiana life.
who died late yesterday AZ Touro
Infirmary. Her most famous novel
was Stubborn Boots
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-01

cies. and seizures of cars, furniture or household goods"
 Another paragraph considered concerns a resolution we demand the immediate reease of Earl King, Ernest Ramsay and Frank Connor maritime leaders, The resolution further says they were victims of a frame-up engineered by the ship owners in l935' The resolution further demands that Gov. Olson of California grant immediate free dom
 On the application of the anti trust law, the resolution calls upon the Department of Justice" to abandon it's attacks upon labor un- ions by application of antitrust laws as such application of trust laws is a perversion of these laws from their intended purpose to control evils flowing from monopo- lies and commerce combinations.
 All resolutions to the convention are presented by the Resolutions and Leg islative Committee whose Chair man is w. A. Rasmussen of Juneau, member of the Mine, Mill and Shelter Workers Union. It was er- roneously stated that Conrad Espe heads this committee.