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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Marilyn Fisher Home

MARILYN FISHER. daughter Of the Edward F.
Fishers is home from lakewood School Indianapolis.
Mrs Fisher. and Virginia who goes to Cranbrook
.motored to get her.
Mariyn arrived for the family gala given by Mrs.
Fisher Thursday night, to celebrate the birthday
niversary of her mother Mrs William T. Wink.
The table done in the Easter colors yellow and
white with Dummies. and Easter baskets. and Easter
eggs,
Besides the guest of honor and Mr. Wink there
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Wink Jr their children. Betty
Billy and Bobby. and Mrs Fishers and
brother-in-law -. the James Thompsons -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
HOROSCOPE.
For Sunday, April -.
MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20

~ - ~ e. - 80 - -
Ayies--lt being Easter, you
would be doing your soul great
good to give some extra service
to God and charity to those less
fortunate than yourself.
APRIL p TO NAY ~
TduruS-Today is exception.
ally favorable for your necessary
work and business as well as for
recreational activities.
MAY p TO JUNE Il
GcmiHi-Literary efforts. solv-
ing mysteries, Investigations.
reading, study and activities that
require both mental stamina and
physical endurance are on to-
d a Us star-favored schedule.
JUNE g TO JULY %
CGHcCr-Not exactly a soft
day if there's hard work to do.
hut the days joyous spirit is
strong in all true living Cancer
folk.
July n TO AUGUST -
Leo Happy indications for
domesticity, romance, a pleas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
lust Miss

WITH ALL this stagger-
ing of vacations by the
schools and colleges
brothers and sisters and
close friends. are just miss
ing seeing one another ....
many of them having already
returned =. while others are
here for over Easter. =.
The Louis Edgars drove
out yesterday to Ann Arbor
to bring postdeb daush-
ter. Marion. in and her
great friend June Mckee.
Mrs. Eaton Baubie went
out to get Sally. :. Harriet
Heames =, Louise Cob b..
and Lorraine Hughes. are
l.. of NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
j. O. Wnant's
Social Side
Revealed
BY MAURY PAUL.

NEW YORK, April $50
little has been written about the
social side of John G.. Winant,
our new ambassador TO England.
many not-in-the-know Fan TO
realize he has definite ties with
New York's social world -eSpe-
cially through his wife despite
his permanent residence in Con-
cord, n. II.
A quarter of century ago
Ambassador WinantS parents
lived in Seventy-first street, just
east of Park avenue, and his
wife. who Joined him via the
Clipper this past week, long
resided in the Murray Hill dis
trict with her parents, the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald ID. Rus
Sell-MrS. Russell having been
born one of the ultra-ultra
Pynes.
All of which makes Mrs Win
ant a niece of Mrs. Percy Riv-
ington Pyne. and a cousin of
'Toughie' Pyne and of Mrs.
-Ia tt-ffe EEaffiley.
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT
SR. is labeled a "fnancicr and
bank director and his wife
lives in a Fifth avenue mansion
for which the English AstorS
are asking asking s. e44 se4at-eaeA-
every month
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr rates
the billing writer and lee
tnrer Yet on March 10. last.
when Uncle Sam came round
10 collect the income tax. he
received a larger sum from Cor
neliuS Vanderbilt Jr. than he
dli from Cornelius Vanderbilt Sr.
Which. you'll have to admit.
is the height of something or
other. There's a famous hostess
living in great style on Fifth
avenue. whose collection OF I'M
paid bills resembles nothing SO
much as ltaly's Leaning Tower
OF El~d
For years this grand dame has
been living far beyond her
means and her annual income
covers but a small fraction of
the Indebtedness she piles up
annually
Florists are owed thousands
and thousands of dollars the
butcher, baker and candlcStick
maker can rene ffa4fiie44fa - i t44ai4
they last received a check ION
account. and fashionable cater
ers i've IN The hope OF some day
collecting a small part Of the
vast sums this very social lady
owes them
Most trades people are timid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Mrs.. Nch
Sets Benefit
For Library

MRS. ARTHUR J. ACH of
Cambridge road in Sherwood
Forest is opening her home
Wednesday from ? TO ) p. m.
for a tea and childrens fashion
show for the benefit of the Gesu
School Library.
Among the children to model
will be Mary Lou Baker. Julie
Higgins, Thomas McGann Dick
Wilhelm, James Fisher, Char
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Artists
Market
ca Set

DETROIT ARTISTS MAR
KIT vii give IFS annual Easter
tea Tuesday afternoon ir the
studio IN Madison avenue. to
formally open an exhibition Of
IN ff7--~ = r ~ '-s@=t-it =
furniture and hand-WoNcn ar
f.clcS
HoStcSSes VII bo Nc>d8mcS
raldeman FInnle Edgar Thom
David Bauentnc Thatcher Rea,
Robert q kales and Trent Nc
NIath.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

4 CHILD born on this daBi
A true child of Mars. a bounti-
ful nature, courageous, hard to
bride but can he appealed To
through it's spiritual and SYM
pathetic nature. Could become
an excellent dentist, doctor Jour
nalist, playwright, promoter or
producer Of PLAYS or big, large
undertakings, "A surveyor, de
signer. Self control its big need.
Cops right. 1871, King Features syna., Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
By Frances Drake
Find Your Outlook According
SEPT. y TO OCT. .

sri - 7 - W. -"
Li5ra-Quieting, restful activi-
ties. religious study. writings.
correspondence, painting nd
sketching, travel, visiting the
sick and lonely and all essential
routine affairs are favored this
glorious Easter time
OCT. - TO NOV. -
Scorpio-Some restricting rays
where personal pleasures or de-
sires are concerned But today
is receptive to efforts for i'm
provements, plans for future
activity and getting a line on
Yourself and how 10 better your
standard Of living
NOV. % TO DEC. -
Sagitt0rUts-U nlntereSting #
you are out for high amusement
alone. But why not make 1t
day Of useful and pleasant ac-
tiyity?
DEC. - TO JAN. 81
Capricoru-Stars advise avoid
rst+t-4--A+t -t44i---- III. 2-Ar- anu
mental strain or forcing issues
by arbitrary methods.
JAN. p TO FEB. ~
Aquarius - Speak approving
attentive words TO dear ones who
do so much for you in thought,
prayer and deed.
EEB. n TO MARCH IN
PiSccS-Sca captains. sailors.
naval men, you in activities that
require excellent finishing touches
and you i'm confidential positions
are among tee specially honored
this holV daV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Barbara Cupper Here

BARBARA CUPPER is spending Easter with her parents
the H. j. Cuppers returning Sunday night
Wellesley College. =.
Cynthia and Mary Lou Roney daughters of the William
C. Roneys will back to their schools Sunday night
the former Abertus Magnus College New Haven Conn
and the latter St. Marys of the Springs
Columbus o..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

THIS GORGEOUS Detroit sunshine. looks mighty good
Mrs. Edward S, Goodrich u streams the windows
apartment The River Terrace
The Goodriohes home yesterday. after two ana
half months Of auntns about California where It rained
almost every day
IAN needed hip boots and moOrbOat TO get
about the streets" Mrs Goodrich declared
I'VE had only 10 sunshiny days in California. I've
such tOrreHtial rains
MIR and Mrs. Goodrich made Los Angeles their head
quarters motoring Diego Pasadena and other
places in the state and down INTO old Mexico.
They home Just IN time to greet. Elizabeth Ann
who breezed in from the L. of M..to spend her Easter
NacatIUH- -
Mariyn who goes Mount Holyoke.
weeks for her Spring vacation which she spent in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
MeaSleS-and Vacation

AN OUTBREAK of measles at Georgetown Prep School
lis giving j. Bel Moran Jr.. long Spring
He'll be home until April %.
Just by few hours ne missed seeing his brother
10y William Hayward Moran. who has gone back to
Cornell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
On Leave

RICHARD BRODHEAD
JR. who dashed home -.
20 spend the Easter holidays
with his parents. Com
mander and Mrs. Richard
Thornton Brodhead leaves
right after dinner on Sunday
night d.. 10 reloH RS ship
0|F.Is y. y, iJNEU1He -.
somewhere on the Atlantic
Coast...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Buffers Fete

= = Fl0es party = = TIE CHARLES MON
ROE BUTLERs- giving RECEPTION Thursday night al
$780,. their house lroquos for me
Lawrence College aumnae Detroit president
Miss Constance Warren ....
Miss Warren VIII give talk about the college =. and
show moving pictures Of the campus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
tO'Connor phoioD

tO'tonnor phOiol
MISS MARY JEAN
CRANE, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Crane, will be-
come the bride of Burton 4.
Richmond, son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Roy Richmond, April p.
about putting moro than a mild
please remit on The long Over
due bills They fear 10 lose the
great lady $ patronage
Why Allah alone knows,
II cant be or can IL that
the New York tradcSpeopic are
snobs and derive pleasure and
satisfaction out of supporting
this great lady in the manner
she considers is due her. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Home From College

WEARING HER honors senior class president
Doris Chase returns Monday to Rockford College
Rockford Ill. Others home from this college Carol
May. Betty Fluffy and Geraldine Matthews -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
General Weight Loss Is The Only Way
To Reduce Over-Generous Curves

a good Dict along with few
specific exercises
MONDAY Why huuscWOfk is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake.
] he Detroit Times,
i225 Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SEND MY TNDNID-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY g UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the first six
months of 1871.
Was Born
Month .............. Day -.
Send l5e and Scit-Add,euef
STAMPED Errciobe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

ant day with old friends. young
sters or your favorite hobby or
sport.
AUG. % TO SEPT. p
FUgo-Radio, theater, concert
and other wholesome diversions
for recreation are favored alike
with charitable and social func-
tions, children's interests,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Weight Important

But excessive weight increases
the tendency of The tissues 10
sag. and as weight is removed
II is very important 90 tone SKIN
and muscles. The specific meas
ures are the application ut cold
water and exercises which move
the shoulder girdle Many famous
beauties make a daily practice
of daShing cold water Over
throat chest and bust 10 main
tain skin tone.
Since the breasts arc com
posed of glands rather than
muscle. they are not directly
affected by exercise Certainly
the measurement cannot be re-
duced by exercise But the bust
contour is greatly influenced b.
the pectoralS. which arc large
f7rrrzstrfrrr--ti 49,
over each side Of The chest and
inserting IN the upper arms.
PectoraIs important
Because of the origin and in
ser0on OF the peCtorals. the
movements OF arms. shoulders
and chest arc intcrrclatcd and
an exercise which helps 10 inn
prove one Is Beneficial TO the
entire shoulder girdlc.
Excellent exercises are those
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
These Parties Such Fun

PARTIES At he hes4tabe Sibleys h5ese... in Whittier
boulevard Crosse Poine always such fun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

in which the arms are cirCled or
swung backward or sideward
from The shoulders That's why
the back and breast strokes i'm
swimming arc such highly
esteemed beauty measures Hold
ny the arms high overhead Gle
Yates The chest and exercises
taken on a stretching bar also
tend To raise the bust contour
Varied Contour
Whether the bust is normally
broad and flat or broad and full
or low and narrow or high and
rounded the weight and The
tonIcity in skin and muscle can
vary the contour from ITS normal
Another important factor is
vitality Usually the thin gIl
with a slight bust has A low
vitality in addition 10 under
developed chest muscles poor
body tone and a Slumped pos
turc. She needs a general health
program Of outdoor exercise and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

fnends Of joys -. are happy
to be going next Saturday
10 ihe-tea- which she is
giving from 4 to s o'clock =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

Ann ArbOr with EllZabein
Ann D.. but has gone back 10
college without seeing her
PafeRtS------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

yn who goes to Mount Hoyoke e.. came on two
for her Spring vacation which she spent out in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
Madonna Of the Shelters

is gruesome human beings in gas masks which
make them look like insane cubists conception of
Marian 1t is gruesome to a baby bottled
up in . contrapon that makes it look like biological
specimen in laboratory
Yet to this the world has come in A. ID. 1941. In
Britain they wait day by day. for the ultimate horror of
poison gas Like any horror long delayed and always
threatening the fear and terror redoubled by
certainty So constant campaign must be kept up urging
people to their masks at all times and constant
education must be carried among mothers in
Of preserving the lives of tiny babies if the gas
is terrible thing that babies should be forced to
live thus the breath of life pumped to them through
strainer-babes whose natural inheritance should be
air and sunshine and the good food that will build them
into sturdy and
Yet the baby who Is placed in q respirator is being
saved from something Should the fight fail in
which that resprator incident that baby would live
the rest of its life out in murer atmosphere than filters
through the respirator.
No good clean air would be available at all in that
world only the foul and pestental vapor of
racial hatred No sunshine of liberty would filter
in atmosphere mury with tyranny and RECOMMENDATION
No light would penetrate the crannies of its CELL though
that cell . nation broad No light of the mind and
spirit and the dignity of the person would be there
any more.
They protect the baby today against poison gas and
the sight Of it is terrible But unless that defense
ceeds no resprator will protect that baby in the
future against the foul miasma of the world in which
would have to live.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
CLOSING the North Door

The naval and military defense plan is complete
which Canada and the United States have worked for six
months That the official Of the
joint defense board.
1t is good Notwithstanding From the utter
10 back door, series of back doors to North America
The interest of Canada and the United States in locking
and those doors is mutual Together they
have settled now plans to do it.
To undertake jointly, to agree mutually, how to
do the first STEP That has been taken Now let
material thing stand in the of transatng those
ments into physical establishments which will any
power combination of powers hesitate long time
before attempting to violate the western hemisphere
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
All Quiet Alonq the Seine?

We only guess at what goes in the countries
which lie beneath the German yoke allowed
to find the whole truth Little scraps of information
must be peced together to form the best picture
draw.
Here u such q scrap: From Vchy comes word that
Paris police have issued warrants against $500 house
owners business and janitors because the walls Of
their buildings have been pacarded with anGerman and
prc-Free French slogans and propaganda.
First, note the severity of the II you
anything to do with control of house. you held
responsible for what somebody and paints it in
the night Second 600 houses lot of houses Some
body, lot of somebodes, must still be active Paris
for the cause Of Free France
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
A BOOK A DAY

Big industry is so much a part
Of this country today that il is
hard to recognize the New Eng
land of 1850 as interpreted by
Hortense Lion in Mill Stream"
tHoughton. Mifflin: S2.5o).
Miss Lion has written her
story Of Bradley Taylor around
the Introduction of industry to
the Hedging United States.
Brad and Jared Greene. an i'm
porter. are two of the few radi-
calls in those Colonial days. in
Providence. r. l., who believe
that America is perfectly cspa-
Bile of setting up its own in
dustries. But IL takes money,
and they find il difficult to con-
vince enough sffluent people
that they are not rattle-brained
dreamers.
Brad is steady sort Of boy
. plugger. we would call him TO-
day. He u in love with Gail
Scofield and has already made
arrangements with Calls father
TO marry her. They have known
each other all their lives and
Brad hasn't counted on Calls
reluctance.
The reason for her lack of en-
thusiasm toward the plans her
father and Brad have made is
Fowler Crawford. a slick gentle
man who comes up from the In
dies and who provides a touch
of glamor for the drabness in
Calls life. Brad dislikes Craw-
ford heartily. even before he
realizes what part Fowler is
playing in Calls life. For il was
the foreigner" who outsmarted
Brad in a deal at an auction
where Brad was acting as agent
for Jared Greene.
Despite MS romantic complica-
tons. Brad perseveres in his
efforts to bring industry into
New England. works steadily on
developing a machine for textile
manufacture.
Mil Stream" will certainly
give you an assortment Of his
torical tid-hits. And II Brad is
too much the psnty-wssted hero
In spots. and Fowler the dark
eyed travelling salesman type,
well-maybe that's the way peo-
pie were in those days
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
HOROSCOPE
TUESDAY. April. =

This IL not an important DAY
In planetary direction. The
morning IL fairly promising
since the mind should be clear
and the judgment reliable Al
though merchants are under q
lucky sway. Il is not . forta-
nate date for signing contracts.
Heart and Home: Girls may
find this a favorable DAY for
meeting new acquaintance in
the army and navy. While svia-
tors may be especially suscepu-
bic. romance viii not be prsvs-
lent Young men will he greatly
preoccupied with war problems
Women should benefit through
advertising. II they desire en-
ployment. Housekeepers will
find this an suspicious month
for retrenchments as well as for
modest investments in govern
ment bonds.
Business Affairs: Agriculture
comes under a fortunate plane
tary direction. Temporary pros
perity at least is presaged as
food demands increase. Crops
should be good. although a sum-
mer Of extreme heat NAV be
expected in certain states. Stock
farms should profit. Novel
methods Of preserving or con-
centratins meat products are
forecast. Farming will be dis
cussed with extreme concern by
statesmen. Exports to Canada
will greatly increase. IL is pre-
saged.
National Issues: Feeding OF
foreign war victims will be ac-
knowledged as imperative at this
time. but there may be differ
ence Of opinion regarding meth
DDS and the limit Of American
generosity. Many persons in the
United States will protest
against the inJustices practiced
by dictators and hold the Axis
powers responsible for the well
fare of the vanquished. The
stars indicate that humane poll
cies will be carried out under
experienced direction.
International Affairs: Dark
days will be many as springtime
takes on beauty in the British
Isles, and all free peoples watch
the world war with mounting
fears. South America comes
under evil portents which seem
to presage internal troubles.
Fifth column agencies will ex-
pand as they demonstrate prog
ress In many places. The soil
darity of the democracies will be
undermined by enemy propa-
ganda and secret organizations.
Persons whose birthdate II is
have the augury of year Of
good fortune. much Of which
may come as a great surprise.
Children born on this day may
be positive in character and en-
dowed with talents. They proba-
bly, will he sensitive and emo
tional Wise training in self
control is counseled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
Stories in
Bro1Fs Stonps Honor
Three u. S. Presidents
eA AAAAAA sAaAa

INTERNATIONAL good viii be.
tween U. S. and Brazil is re-
bected IN the Latin American ma
tons stamps, which include por-
traits of three American presi-
dents: Washington, Cleveland and
Roosevelt
Washington Is pictured On t,e
Liberstors Of the New World is
sue, above, and on the New York
Worlds Fair commemorative.
Cleveland is remembered for his
arbitration of a boundary dispute
on the Worlds Fair series; Frank
lin D. Roosevelt is shown on the
Pan American 5oth anniversary
commemorative.
Six leaders IN the American
wars for independence are hon.
ored in the 1909 Brazil issue
above. Al top, center. is Jose
Bonifscio, national hero of Brazil
Bonifacio played leading role in
events preceding the nations dec
laration OF independence in 1922.
San Martin. OF Argentina, is
shown a. top. left; Miguel Hidslso.
Of Mexico. at top, right. Origins
Of Peru and Bolivar, of Colombia.
are pictured at lower left and risn
with Washington N the center.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29

Horace Greeley Sets
New journalism Standard
And II Brings an Attack
From His Competitors
Fight Comparable 70 That
OF BIefhen and Brsinerd
HORACE GREELEY began
II publication Of the New York
Tribune under circumstances al
most as unfsvorsble financially
a. did James Gordon Bennett
with his New York Herald.
Greeley. as he said in his me-
moirs. began publishing the
Tribune with no partner or
business associate. with incon-
siderable pecuniary resources,
and only a promise from politi-
cal friends to aid to the extent
OF $1,000. Of which but one-hah
wa. ever realized" The latter
statement would seem to indi-
cate that political promises were
worth as much in 1s41 as they
are in 1e41.
As his assistant Greeley had
Henry J. Raymond. young
man of high purpose, just grad
uated from the University Of
Vermont. Raymond started ut
a salary Of IS a week. but ten
years later he appears a. one
IT the founders and editor Of
the New York Times. another
survivor Of q rugged and honest
journalistic policy Of many years
ago.
The price Of the New York
Tribune was nx cents q week
II vas circulated on the So
called London plan Of selling
the paper outright to the news
boys. a practice considered eco
nomical and just as effective
as hiring a circulation manager.
Expenses the first week were
s525 and receipts Ss2. In spite
Of this humble beginning, the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29

preparations which reflect its
suspicion that Hitler will attack
the SOVIET after he has made
h m self complete master Of
Europe through his imminent
Balkan triumph.
Stain has modified more
than a million men with war
equipment on the borders fac
ing Germany and Nazi satrapies,
according to confidential advices
from our military scouts abroad.
He also has withdrawn to the in
terror the big guns with which
he fortified Fnland's Hanko
Peninsula and the coasts OF the
Baltic nations which ne seized.
The kremlin always has feared
that der fuehrer eventually
would demand or take the Ukra-
inc, which would serve as a
granary for Germany in what
Hitler calls the hard year
ahead" Destruction of crops in
the Balkans during the present
operations m that area may
force Hitler to move into this
rich agricultural section.
II may b that the possbI
British sources Of these reports
subject them 10 discount. Be-
fore the invasion Of Poland.
London's wishful thinkers told
themselves that Killers grand
assault would be against the
Soviet. not against the low coun-
tries and France. Der fuehrer
outsmarted them then, and he
may do SO once more. But the
Soviet dictator Is taking no
chances on being fooled.