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Evening star., 1942-11-17
Contribution
OF Latin Areas
To War Is Topic
Washington Club
Is Told of Metals
Sent From Americas

South American countries which
are contributing strategic metal.
and materials to the United State.
were the subject of an address, ''The
Indian Republics of South Amer
ica," by Mrs. Lydia Van Zandt be-
fore members of the washington
Club yesterday.
OF lectures, Latin American Neigh
hors You Ought to Know" spon-
sored by the club, with the speaker
giving her services, for the benefit
of local war relief.
Bolivia is practically our only
source of tin," Mrs. Van Zandt re-
minded her audience Peru fur
nishes copper and other essential
metals and a new air cargo service
will bring wild rubber from the in
terior.~
Ecuador" she continued. gives
us kapok for life preservers, balsa
wood for life RATS and military
bases on the Galapagos Islands as
a defense for the approach to the
Panama Canal. Paraguay's que
bracho forests supply the extract
used for tanning the leather of our
Army's boots" she added
Using a large map of South
America. the speaker pointed out
the geographical difficulties which
have retarded the development of
these countries. Planes today are
eliminating these natural barriers,
she explained, and medical mis-
sions from the United States are
making formerly unhealthy tropi-
cal areas habitable.
Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia and
Paraguay have been called the
Indian Republics by the Peruvian
writer, Francisco Garcia Colderon,
because of their predominantly In
dian and mixed populations" the
speaker explained
Following the lecture the audience
was shown colored moving pictures
taken by Mrs: Van Zandt during
her travels in the countries of which
she spoke.
Mrs. Frank Bunker, president of
the club. introduced the speaker.
Our Ally, Brazil" will be the sub
1ect OF the second in the series of
lectures to be given by Mrs. Van
zandt at 2:30 pm. next Monday at
the Washington Club. The talk will
be accompanied by colored moving
pictures of Rio de Janiero.
Entertainment for so young women
from the YWCA and their soldier
escorts will be offered by the WASH
lngton Club at 8 pm. tomorrow
Light refreshments will be served
and music will be offered by men,
bers of the YWCA. Hostesses from
the club will include Mrs. William
Aspinwall, chairman; Miss Lucretia
Clark, Mrs. William Stafford, Mrs.
William D. Searle, Miss Josephine
Rohrer, Mrs. Frank Avery and Mrs.
John KraE.
Evening star., 1942-11-17
WoOdside Women

The Woman's Club of Woodside
will meet at 1890 pm. Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Melinda
Mehoerle, Highland drive. Mrs.
Kathryn Dozier, editor of the book
page of the Maryland Club Woman,
will be the guest speaker.
Evening star., 1942-11-17
Pilot Club to Meet

The Pilot Club will meet at 6:l5
o'clock tonight at the Burlington
Hotel, 1920 Vermont avenue NV,
murray Lucke, Esther Greco
and Lois Gholston are in charge of
the program.
Evening star., 1942-11-17

War bonds are an investment in
Americas future. Nothing in the
world Is safer today. Buy!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Admits HurIinQ
Acid on 9 in Cafe

William a. Campbell q, has adj
mitted throwing acid which near
blinded one of his victims and
burned eight other persons in a
tavern at 3619 Third avenue, police
said today.
Campbell. of 1929 Woodward
avenue, is being held for investiga-
ton of felonious assault.
In Receiving Hospital is Paul
Wright, 35. of 675 Brainard ave-
nue., suffering from eye burns. and
Doris Maupin. 40. of 700 Stimson
avenue. a waitress in the tavern
who is in temporarily serious con-
dition from burns about the arms,
neck and face.
Three persons sitting at WriGht'S
table in the tavern were treated
at the hospital for burns and re-
leased, and three more nearby
were burned by the spraying acid
but did not require disqualification.
police said.
Campbell. a small man. told
police that two weeks ago Wright
broke his nose and upper jaw in a
fight over a girl. ----
Campbell said when he entered
the tavern last night that Wright
again threatened him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

war officials :. will be crowned.
MISS VICTORY OF THE DETROIT
AREA.
From The Detroit Times she will re-
ceive a gift of 1000 war bond.
Elsewhere :. in the II other sections
of the country ;. the contests will be
sponsored by other Hearst newspapers.
They are: New York Journal-Ameri-
can, Chicago Herald Am erican, Los
Angeles Examiner, San Francisco Exam
liner, Boston Daily Record and Evening
American, Baltimore News-Post, Pitts
burgh Sun-Telegraph, Milwaukee Senti-
mel, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Albany
Times-Union and San Antonio Light.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

HOLLYWOOD, oct. Z GNS).-
If damage suit against a film
company offers any criterion,
screen actress Anne Shirley today
feels herself a very injured young
lady.
It's about her legs legs which,
by the way. press agents have
been ballyhooing of late as quite
some underplnnings.
Miss Shirley made il official
when she filed suit in superior
court for 100000 against Charles
r. Rogers Productions. She
charged the company substituted
other limbs less shapely than her
own for scene i'm a movie in
which she plays the part OF a
hosiery model.
But. TO quote the complaint:
THE defendants used a dou-
BILE for plaintiff In n scene
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Detroit Enternee
Five Other Women From Michigan Among 100
Held by Germans in Occupied France

Al Detroit Mamap-a and five
others from Michigan are among
the 100 American women interned
by German authorities at Vittel
France. according TO a United
Press dispatch from Vichy.
The Michigan internees are
Geraldine Davis. Detroit Eliza
beth Hanley and Fern Lombard,
Grand Rapids, Mrs. Eve Lombard
Duez and Sabine Earl, Kalamazoo,
and Anita Macdonald, Jackson.
The names were released by the
American embassy. ElN.
1t was pointed out that some of
the women now may be free.
French women who ac-
CURED American citizenship by
marrying Americans have been
freed il was said, but others re-
fused to claim their French origin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
The War Fronts

LONDON - "Yank bombers
are coming; look OUT Such is
radio message sent TO France
by United States Army chiefs in
England. page L.
BRITAIN - Royal Air Force
raids Osnabruck. Germany; adj
mits loss of six planes. page D.
RUSSIA-MarShal TimoShen-
kos counter-offenSive northwest
of Stalingrad intensified by
Stormovik bomberS. Soviet re-
ports new gains within city.
page p
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC -
United States positions in Solo
mons believed more seriously
menaced than at any time since
marines landed: Australians near
hump OF Owen Stanley Noun
tainS in New Guinea: Mac
Arthur bombers blast Jap bases.
page ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
I Killed, Is Hurt
By Paris Bomb

LONDON, Oct. 7 QNS).-Two
persons were killed and Is injured
when a bomb exploded last night
in a Paris movie house. the Mail
lot Palace. while pro-NaziS were
viewing showing of the film Jew
Suss," Vichy radio reported today.
The picture was shown at tho
conclusion OF a talk on The Jew
ish Problem" by professional prop
agandists of the pro-Nazi French
Peoples Party. Of which Jacques
Doriot is head.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

I'm Wendell WiIIkie
And ! Say What IPIease'

States deliver more arms to Russia
and China.
(Willkie said he had no COM
ment' to make on statement
President Roosevelt made to his
press conference that he did not
think published stories regard
ing WILKES call for a second
front were worth reading, Inter-
national News Service reportedO
(Mr. Roosevelt, at his press
conference. also declined to COM
ment on Soviet Premier Josef
Stains open letter calling for
the other United Nations to
fulfill their commitment OF aid
to Russia and a second 'front.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

ing the Detroit area. These finalists :.
typical American girl war workers in
their communities 4. will be sent to Chi
cago, where the national finals will be
held and Miss Victory selected.
The winner will then go to Washing
ton for presentation to high government
officials-there she will be officially hon
ored as the typical American girl war
worker"
In the Detroit area the search for
Miss Victory will be made under the
sponsorship Of The Detroit Times.
The girl worker chosen in this con-
test +. she will be picked by jury of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Youth Denies
Hurting Girl
Out Of Auto
Captured After Chase
Says She Leaped
From Speeding Car

Dolores Hoffman. IT. OF 1876
Ferguson avenue, was unconscious
in Saratoga General Hospital to-
day with injuries suffered when
she either was thrown or leapcd
from a speeding automobile at ST.
Jean and Shoemaker at 3 a. m.
Walter d. Craig, "a, of 2015 st.
Jean avenue, driver of the car
arrested after a Commute chase
by citizens and police, said Miss
Hoffman leaped from his car with
out warning while he was driving
her to the home of her uncle at
Kercheval and Lakeview
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

PrefeFFihg ihtefnment as Ameri-
cans.
The women are reported TO have
the freedom of a large barbed-
wired compound within which are
three hotels, a casino, theater
and a park. They are crowded
with British women interned since
the fall of France.
Among American women in
termed are Olivia c h a m b ers,
correspondent for an American
magazine. Princess Murat. be-
lieved TO be the former Margaret
Rutherford Mills Dukes of New
York who married Prince Charles
Murat in 1929. and Mrs. Marcelle
Bargot Lloyd, wife of Charles f.
Lloyd, engineer and safety direc-
tor for the BendiX Corporation in
France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Our Bornbers
Wait Order at
Secret Bases
Poised for Offensive
Against War Plants
in Occupied Lands
BY EDWARD w. BEATTIE
United Pres, star Correspondent


LONDON, Oct. 7.-United
States army bombing planes were
poised at secret bases today await.
ing orders to back up a warning
that they were ready to open a
new offensive against German war
industries in occupied France.
In the first direct United States
warning to France. the army told
the French people of the occupied
country last night that the Yanks
were coming to smash satellite
war industries working for the
Germans.
The warning, broadcast over
British radios, said:
%. The American high COM
mand gives the following advice
in order to enable inhabitants OF
the occupied zone to safeguard
their families:
"All inhabitants of this zone
living within two kilometers
az miles) of factories support
Ing the German war effort are
advised to evacuate their houses.
Bombing from a great altitude
at small targets may result In
some bombs falling over or short
of the target"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

I'm Wendell Willkie and I
say what / damn well please"
he told correspondents at a
press conference.
II am here as an individual
whom, for some reason, 49,
100000 Americans voted for"
Willkie added.
Simultaneous with winning the
war, the United Nations must have
concrete plans to put the prin-
ciples of the Atlantic charter into
practice throughout the world
when peace is restored, Willkie
said.
He also urged that the United
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

Somewhere in the great war indus
tries of the nation . :. perhaps in one OF
the big plants of the Detroit area =. is
a girl War worker who is destined to be-
come the most famous girl in wartime
America.
She will be found in painstaking
search by the Hearst newspapers :.
search that will extend to all the boun-
diaries Of the country and she will be
nationally honored with the title:
MISS VICTORY THE TYPICAL
AMERICAN GIRL WAR WORKER.
A Miss Victory will be selected III
each of II sections of the country, includ-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
THE TYPICAL GIRL WAR WORKER

The purpose of the Miss Victory con-
tests is to direct the interest of women to
vital war production jobs.
Realizing the Importance of this OBJ
jective, more than 80 firms in the Chicago
area alone, with total of nearly $4,000
employees have pledged their co-opera-
ton.
The need to attract women to war
jobs is being strongly emphasized daily.
Government leaders have repeatedly
warned that women must play an in
creasing part in war industries at the
benches and lathes and in other assign
ments upon which the success Of our
Continued on Page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Roosevelt Vows
War Guilt Trials

WASHINGTON, Oct. Z (UP).-
President Roosevelt, deploring the
of barbaric enemy
crimes against civilian populations
in occupied countries, today de-
clared that this government at the
end of the war will demand the
surrender to the United Nations
of war criminals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
British Kill Ndzis
On Channel Isle

LONDON, Oct Z CUP).-British
troops have raided the Channel
Island of Sark. 20 miles off the
French Normandy coast, and
killed two Germans and wounded
q third, the German high command
said today in a communique.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Preside Chat in 10 Days

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7 QNS).-'
president Roosevelt will deliver his
fifth "freside chat" of the war over
the radio in about 10 days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
TRIED TO ESCAPE

Craig was held for investigation
of assault after admitting he sped
away from the scene and sought
to evade his pursuerS. He also
admitted being on probation on a
car theft charge.
He told police that he met Miss
Hoffman in a tavern at 14046
Gratiot avenue and, after a few
drinks, agreed to drive her to her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
The Weather
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun will set AZ 1904 r. m today,
and rise tomorrow at 7.37-A- n
The moon will set at 6:Oi p m. today.
and rise tomorrow al 5:45 a m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

wherein plaintiff had 60 lift her
skirt for purposes of showing
that her legs were suitable for
modelling hosiery; said doubles
legs were Of unfiatterlng dimen-
sions, belonging to a former
burlesque actress, and were
more muscular and half again
a. large a. plaintiffs legs"
The substitution was accom-
plished, the complaint set forth
by showing Miss Shirley in the
act of lifting her skirt and then
changing to a second scene, which
showed only 1.-The legs. MN. tNt
Last but not least. she asked a
decree of specific performance 10
compel the film company to show
her legs. she being willing, ready
and able" 10 render any services
TO correct the substi-
tuition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
WMhie's own story of his find
inss on tour of war fronts, Pg. 2

inss on tour of war fronts, Pg. 2
CHUNGKING, China. Oct. Z
(UP). L. Willkie today
urged the United Nations 10 open
IAN about offensive everywhere
now" because I'VE are ready 10
deliver some knockout blows
Willkie, who IL days ago in
Moscow advocated a second front
as soon as Allied military leaders
held it feasible. emphasized that
in all public statement he spoke
only for himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Anna James
Ey-Giir| Friend
OF Gambler
Police Link Mcbride
With Manicurist Held
in Hotel Party De eth
BY DOROTHY WILLIAMS

Anna Il. James. tdffy haired
.manicurist held in the mickey
him" Staying OF Attorney Clyde
Mccoy. was girl friend Of the
late William Mcbride. gambling
h enc h mi IN who inadvertently
helped precipitate the Ferguson
grand jury and the dethronemcnt
OF much of Detroit offcialdom.
This was revealed today by po-
lice delving into the self-obscured
past of the party girl, who has
admitted she was present in
downtown hotel room when. she
said, an unknown red haired
woman poured a lethal dose Of
knockout drops in McCoy's glass
OF pop.
ONE OF GIRL FRIENDS
Miss James. then 19. is under
stood 10 have been questioned
about Mcbride in 1899, shortly
after the suicide notes left by
Mrs. Janet Macdonald threw the
publicity spotlight on the citys in
terlocking police and : gambling
machine. Mrs. Macdonald killed
herself and her small daughter in
grief over losing McBrides affec-
tions TO other women.
Miss James was known as one
Of McBride's girl friends. IL was
learned on good authority. al
though whether she was actually
LG-Ai---a
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Continued on Page Four
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He also urged that the United
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
ONE OF GIRL FRIENDS

CONTINUED on Page Four)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

Continued on Page 4
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-02-26
Two Kinds of Quarreling.

Two Minus OF Qudrrelng.
"Oh, children, stop your pickering!
Please! You're driving me wild! Why
can't you play peacably?"
Jackie and Molly lowered their voices
in response to their mothers sharp
criticizn, but it wasn't but a few mo-
ments until their game of parchesi was
again interrupted by a squabble over
one of them had moved fairly or not.
A disinterested outsider might have
wondered why their mother didn't let
them alone to settle their argument.
But not another mother Most women
abhor the shril voices and heated
excitement with which children engage
in combat, even though the combat
doesn't extend beyond the verbal. To
listen to children quarreling without
trying to stop them is hard.
Now there's bound to be some quar-
reling between children in family.
We wouldn't give much for a child
who never stood up for himself, who
meekly let others override him.
How are We going to decide how
much quarreling is merely annoying,
and when it becomes undesirable, from
the point of view of the children's
personality adjustment?
When there seems to be a mean
ness, vindictiveness in children's
quarreling, it's high time to inquire
into the reasons. If one child seems to
take delight in tormenting another
there's something decidedly wrong
Perhaps the child feels that his place
in his fathers or mothers affection is
being threatened Gas when a younger
child is born after a first child has
long experienced the entire attention
of his parents) Perhaps one child
senses that the other is his superior
in mental ability.
Parents can, if they try, learn to
distinguish between the quarreline
that is merely the natural accompani'
ment of learning to do things with
other people, and the aggressivenes:
that betrays a child's inability to cope
with problems in less infantile way
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CROOK IN CLOVER, Ex-detective
inspector Percy Smith-Here are many
remarkable disclosures concerning the
operations of the most cunning and
versatile of all criminals, the inter-
national crooks and confidence trick
sterS.
MUSICAL VIENNA, by David and
Frederick Ewen-All music lovers will
delight in reading this most faScina-
ting book with sketches with all the
great Viennese composers such as
Strauss and Wagner and many others
MONTE CARLO CASINO, by Cen
Pierre Polovstoff-Here is the inside
story, told for the first time. of the
worlds most famous casino.
D. A. COOKS A GOOSE, by Erie
Stanley Gardner-A midnight hit-and-
run accident on lonely mountain
road and a tragic, fatality discovery
of the missing car and you have q
Gardner murder story.
PAT WHITNEY r. NJ, by Lucy
Hancock-The young nurse had bitter
hatred for the young doctor who ha:
been giving her uncle doctor compe.
tition only to find it was really love.
BLACK WINDS BLOW, by Francs
Colby-When the groom brought home
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will help to build weight provided
there is no organic disease that keeps
you from gaining. More important,
even than food is rest. To gain weight
you must expend less energy than
you store up each day. That means
you must cut down on physical activi-
ties, eat more, sleep more, and do less
than you did before.
OF. have a pamphlet which
states that 80 per cent of American
people are deficient in minerals. Would
you advise taking mineral water or
mineral salt without consulting a
doctor?
Ans. Many extravagant statements
are made about mineral and vitamln
deficiencies in the American people
but there is no scientific background
for such statements. It is obvious that
there are undernourished people In
America but no reliable scientist has
ever made any such sweeping charge
as you quote Mineral waters and
mineral salts unless prescribed by a
physician are outrageously expensive
! and unnecessary.
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ported by Alderman Anderson, that
the City Clerk and the City Attorney
be directed to bill the County OF St.
Louis for its share of the expense N
Cured by the city in the care Of con-
tagiouS diseases during the last six
year period. Carried unanimously.
The Council went into an executive
session at this time.
Meeting called to order
Proposed Ordinance No. 81, being an
ordinance entitled IAN ORDINANCE
PROHIBITING STORAGE TANKS
FOR NAPTHA, GASOLINE, KERO-
SENE, DISTILATE, FUEL OIL,
CRUDE OIL, AND OTHER INFLAM-
MAPLE AND COMBUSTIBLE
LIQUIDS WITHIN THE CITY OF
ELY, MINNESOTA" had its first read
ing.
Moved by Alderman Anderson, sup
ported by Alderman Ahola, that Pro
posed Ordinance No. 81 be given its
first publication. Carried unanimously.
Moved by Alderman Koschak, sup
ported by Alderman Anderson, that
the City Engineer be instructed 70
prepare an estimate of cost for the
proposed construction of a sanitary
sewer extension starting at the eaSterly
line of 18th Avenue East in the alley
between Camp and Sheridan Streets,
thence easterly along this alley dis
lance of 1887 feet, thence northerly
to the trunk line that now leads to
the east and sewage plant, that he
endeavor to have the work done under
WPA project, and that he, in con-
junction with the City Attorney,
secure if possible the required ease
ments for said project Carried unani-
mously.
Moved by Alderman Anderson, sup
ported by Alderman Ahola, that the
meeting adjourn. Carried unanimously.
A o. KNUTSON,
(SEAL) City Clerk.
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Add variety to Lenten menus
with Goldfish Cakes Benedictine, a
combination of fish and poached
eggs topped with tart, lemon
butter Hollandaise sauce. It is a
combination everyone will enjoy
and served with a buttered vege-
table and salad, is a meal-in-one.
GOLDFISH CAKES BENEDICTINE
Goldfish Cakes
/ Id. salt Goldfish
4 cups diced raw potatoes
Dash pepper
2 tablespoons butter
Salt if required
Soak Goldfish overnight in cold
water. Drain and shred. Put cod
fish and potatoes in same sauce
pan and cover with boiling water.
Cook until potatoes are tender.
Drain thoroughly and mash pota-
toes and fish together until smooth
Add pepper and butter. and salt II
required. Shape into 6 large fiat
cakes. and fry them IL butter until
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golden brown. Keep hot in oven
while making Hollandaise sauce
and poaching 6 eggs.
HOllandaise Sauce
p cup butter
egg yolkS
tablespoons cream
2 tablespoons lemon juice
IA teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
1s teaspoon salt
Cream butter in a saucepan until
very soft. Beat egg yolks with
cream, then add to butter little
at time, until thoroughly blended.
Add remaining ingredients, and
cook over boiling water, stirring
constantly until it thickens. Remove
from heat and serve Immediately.
Serve a poached egg on each COG
fish cake and top with spoonful c.
Hollandaise sauce. Serve with ',ut-
tered peas, spinach or broccoli.
Serves 6.