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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20

MAhCH u ~ ARIEL 20
Aries-Personal advancement,
private matters on the upgrade.
Weddings, reconciliations, en-
gagements (both of a marital
and martial nature), plans.
study, healthy recreation deserve
attention this friendly day.
APRIL Sf TO MAY 20
To,r,8-Heart interests ask
consideration. Family, good
friends, mind-and- bodybuilding
activity, writing, study, scientific
matters on the long favored list.
MAY Fl TO JUNE 21
Gemini-If you are honest in
big and small things alike and
go about your own affairs simply
and with no fanfare, you'll find
this day cooperative. Benefits,
favors through superiors, friends,
new situations.
JUNE 2g TO JULY %
CHARACTERIZATION is a grand
characteristic Of the right-living
Cancer native. Are you helping
in the little everyday activities
that collectively strengthen the
country's efforts! You may find
especially amicable associations
with Librans, Virgoans, Aqua
rians.
JULY p TO AUG. 22
Leo-An unsuccessful attempt
Is much better than no attempt
at all. Be not only content but
grateful for your blessings-for
no matter the sacrifices neces-
sary, your conditions are many
times better than millions of
others today.
AUG. IS TO SEPT. %
Virgo - Cementing business
and friendship ties, concluding
important conferences and agree
ments. charity and other thought
full endeavor are high on this
agreeable days sponsored list.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. %
Libra - Generally auspicious
planetary aspects on whole. Old
matters to be cleared up and
new urgent activities to be en-
gagged in both are favored. Mind
the diet
OCT. gk TO NOV. 20
Scorpio-You should be able
10 make ends meet in fine
fashion today. News likely. BE
prepared 10 take on extra obi
cations. You are keen in emer-
gencies, an asset admirable and
needed now.
NOV. - TO DEC. p
SagittdriuS-Good day for all
the honest comforts Of home and
old friends. Renew your pledges
10 God and follow His precepts
throughout. Your foresight is a
Sagittarius leading asset. Use
IL TO good advantage.
DEC. % TO JAN. II
Cnpricorn-Don't deviate from
the straight and narrow. Clip
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Alpha Sigma Chi
Sets Closing Fete

PLANS FOR Alpha Sigma
Chi's closing dinner dance have
just been completed.
The dinner and dance. Ia he
combined with a splash party.
will be held at the Detroit Boat
Club the evening OF July Is.
Among the many who will
come for the gayety are
Bette and Ed McGill. Del
Stone. Bill Chase. Bette Car
michael. Chuck Hooberry. Nancy
and Bob Gohl, Marge McPeck.
Verne Windorph. Eleanor and
Chuck Crippen, Emalee MoSScm.
Jim Kelly. Ginny Arslan. Bob
Crook, Alice and Bernie Martin.
Mary and Jack Braziel. Alyce
Starr, Art Brennan. Ginny and
Frank Tolamo. Charlotte Lang
ley. Jack Gilmore. Jane and
Wally Mortensen. Bounce Stoner,
Tom Shelley. Gloria BucerZan
and Fred Swaney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Pointers
Pretty Well
Scattered
BY JACK l.. OLIVER

AS WE go 10 press, the
Pointers appear pretty we'll
scattered.
Forinstance:
Miss Anne Russell and Mrs.
Erie Devlin of Woodland place
are at Frater, Ont
Michael Farrand, son of the
David o. FarrandS. is also in
Frater at the Beaver Rock
Club
The Wendell Goddard family
Is at the Huron Mountain Club,
where you'll also find Mrs. Fred
erick Schneider and Mrs. Henry
Ledyard--
Mr.. and Mrs. William +.
Weiss Jr. (Marthe Douglas },
are still on the West Coast, fol-
lowing their de luxe wedding
here a couple of weeks back
And Lieut.. and Mrs. Allen +.
Edwards Jr. will be leaving
shortly for the East following
a Today stay with the Senior
Edwardses.
HAD YOU been at the De-
troit Athletic Club last evening
you'd have seen young Marjorie
Barrett celebrating her birth
day with her doting parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barrett
Between courses of the feast,
Miss B. rumba-ed with two Of
her favorite dancing partners,
her dad and Peter Henkle.
Mr.. AND MRS. FRANK
EAMAN of La Sale boulevard
have gone 10 their summer
home at North Branch on the
Au Sable.
MISS DELPHINE DUCK
EFT. daughter Of the Ward
buckets of Moran road, con-
tinues to summer al Camp Bryn
Atom while sister Suzanne bus
ties along with that Red Cross
work.
THIS MORNING at 9 O'Clock
Miss Joyce Boehmer, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Boehmer, became the bride Of
Stephen Ross, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Ross of Ebens-
burg. Pa.
The wedding ceremony took
place at 81. Mary's of BEDFORD.
DURING THEIR current stay
in Manhattan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11

THE PATRIOTIC home dress
maker conServes materials. This
fabric-Saving style for matrons.
Pattern 4052 by Anne Adams
has a trim waiStband. and a
Surplice bodice.
The compact fabric layout
avoids waste In size 30 the
entire frock takes only 27s yards
39-inch fabric!
Pattern 4052 is available in
women's sizes "a, 80. 3S, 40,
az. "a.
Send is cents for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
size. name, address and style
number.
BE Smartly patriotic-With our
Summer Pattern Book. Here are
fabric-SavinG. distinctive styles
for every occasion; every age
And each design is easy enough
for beginners.
Dress pattern. 16 cents; book.
10 cents. Pattern and book when
ordered together. IS cents.
Address your request 10 tho
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square. De-
troit. Mich. Owing 10 customs
regulations. orders for patterns
m Canadian destinations cannot
be filled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Elsie Robinson
Should Eight Saboteurs
Be Punished by Death?

THOSE ETGHT SaboieurS
who came ashore from German
submarines al Long Island and
Florida and who. AZ this writing.
arc being held for military trial
military trial which. if they
are convicted. can only mean
death al the point Of a gun
Americas IN quandary about
them
There has been no such trial
in America since that which fol-
lowed the assassination Of Abra-
ham Lincoln
Capital punishment doesn't
seem 10 have succeeded very
well. in my private opinion. But
here my desk is. piled with
queries about those eight saho-
tcurS should or should they
not bc Shot as spies?
No Question OF Guilt
There can be no question
about their motives or culpabil-
lily, all of which they have oon-
feSScd
They were sent here from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Outdoor Games viii Supply
Your Summer Recreation

THIS SUMMER the back
yard will be the great Ameri-
can playground. 1t is staging
as big a comeback as vaudeville.
AS soon as we quit gadding
about in our gas buggies long
enough TO learn about the
pleasures of playing at home.
the stores reported a go per
cent jump in the sale OF games
and gadgets for the domesti-
Gated patch of outdoors.
1t may be the influence of
Dobbin'S revival. but horseShoes
which still don't cost enough
10 bother about-are almost as
popular today as they were in
the gay ninetieS.
For pitching purposes, you
need a couple Of stout pegs
set about 40 feet apart and
set of horseshoes. Who knows,
you may he the lady horseshoe
pitching champion of your neigh
borhood.
Darts, Bedminton
From what we see i'm the
movies, darts are standard
equipment for every English
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Mrs. Boyer in Capital

THE BEAUTEOUS Mrs.
Harold Raymond Boyer 49,.
Is again in Washington.
u. c..
For few days with Mr..
Boyer -.
And while she's away. -.
The Boyer children .. will
continue 20 summer D.. out in
Metamora ....
Doubtless al "Helter Shell
terT. the family's country
place near Oxford -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11

FRANCES ARLINGTON,
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Eugene Arlington. 49,.
Has chosen July 81 800.
AS the day for her mar
riage. :. to Edward J. Zyla.
Son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
J. Zyla of Windsor. -.
The ceremony.
Will take place. E. in Christ
Church Chapel -.
Miss Arlington has not
completed her wedding party
-. as yet.
So you'll have TO wait -.
for the details -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11

Germany 10 wreck American de-
Tense lndustries--to dynamite
factories, bridges, mines and
other military detectives.
These are facts. The men
themselves do not dispute them.
What's the answer?
Should or should not our mill
tary tribunal treat them as
spies and traitors would be
treated in any other Of the war
ring countries / don't know.
I'm asking your opinion. And.
as do so. I'm thinking Of
Quentin Reynolds latest and
finest book on the war. only
the Stars Are Neutral IRAN
dom House. publishers.
There's book which faces
just such problems.
And ! personally can vouch
for its accuracy. for Quentin
isn't the kind of man who ex-
aggerates, boasts or SermonizeS.
He doesn't need TO. He has suf-
ficent strength and color in him
self To tell things as they actu-
ally are without distortion or
taking sides. And in this latest
book Of his, Reynolds says:
To Kill or Not
Had only the Low Countries
and Poland and Norway and
the other slave states eliminated
their own traitors. how much
happier their fate would have
been. Perhaps some day we will
dig up the Congressional Record
and see there the voluntary evil
dence given by our own fifth
column and find a prosecutor as
ruthless and relentless as W.
shinsky. But we are pretty soft.
IL man IN our country rapeS
a woman, he gets life. II he
rapes our country he gets lee
ture or radio contract. l some
times wonder If we deserve the
wonderful country we've got"
Well, they're facing just such
a problem now, 10 kill or not
To Kill those who would rape
America.
You don't like Killings?
Neither do /. 'Tisn't Christian.
Yet. do you remember those
fierce words which the gentle
Christ spoke when He saw tres-
son in the hearts about him:
Think not that / am come 10
send peace on earth: ] came not
10 send peace but sword. For
j am come TO set man al vari-
ance against his father. and a
daughter against her mother.
and the daughter-in-law against
her mother-in-law And a mans
foes shall be they of his own
household
To kill or not 10 kill. when all
the good we know II imperiled
what's the answer? Frankly.
/ don't know. How do YOU vote ?
Copyright. 1912, b. kins Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11

honor and Mr.. Morrison was his
brothers best man.
Walter Spratt and Harold
Sandeen seated the guests.
Following their wedding. a re-
ception was held at Huck's Inn.
after which the newlyweds left
for a brief trip 10 Bay City and
then on 10 Camp Grant in ILL.,
noiS.
Out-of-town guests included
an old friend Of the bridegroom's.
Charles Davidson. who came
from Camp Roberts in California
for the wedding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Author Burke in Town

FASCINATING GENT -.
In town just now. :. lis James
Wakefield Burke. who's
temporarily stopped his au-
thoring.
To become one of the ferry
ing pilots. >. in the govern
ment service. -.
The much-traveled Mr.. B.
Recently saw his latest
novel. Sister of the Sun"
roll off the presses -.
And speaking Of authors
we're all mighty proud
of The Detroit Times own
Joseph Purtell 49,.
Whose first book ITO A
Blindfold Lady. is just
out >. and who is being
wished-well. ;. on all sides.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Fete for Bride-eIect

HONORING THE bride
elect. e..
Mrs. Walter Wagner. -.
Who was Mariana PARCELS,
Before her marriage. -.
Will give a kitchen shower
-. in the home Of her par
ents .. in Rivard boulevard.
On the eighteenth go.
And there will be more pre-
nuptial galas later ...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11

TIFF COUPLE receiving medal distinguished
the AXIS oardnC them their dshonorabe
Are you in line for such a medal7
Not Intentionally but perhaps Of
attic and cellar that will help victory.
The Detroit Home presenting
Victory Books help do
Of these books available week the will
released a Ia complete
Conserve Materials Win War will inform Just
what steps 10 take 10 be like the couple above
The other booklets ready How Get a IN
Defense Work What You Can Do Civilian Defense "Frst
Aid and The Wartime Cook Book
are TEN CENTS EACH If called for AZ tho service
counter the lobby Of The Detroit Times Building FIFTEEN
CENTS EACH by mail.
When ordering books address Detroit
1925 Times Square Detroit Mich
Please he plainly your name. address
Of books you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
See Mrs. Benson Ford
MRS. BENSON FORD

MRS. BENSON FORD
you'll find. -. is down in New
York City.
And was recently sighted
Bound for the luncheon
party. Harriet 3. Wells. ;.
gave. -.
AT the home Of her mother
-. Mrs. J. Lester Parsons
-. in Park avenue
Honoring bride-elect =.
Marie Antoinette Basset
whose marriage To Edward
Swenson IT.. takes place
today. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
For Sunday, July -

, Juiy II
those tendencies that bespeak
carelessnesS, laziness. Energize
your program with clean, whole
some entertainment. Exude cheer.
JAN. 20 TO FEB. %
Aqudrius-Plan today to get
out OF any rut you find your
self drifting into. First you give
to God His hour Of homage, then
ask Him to aid you in your quest
for success and just life.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisces-Pisces rules the feet;
favorable indications today are
especially for activities requiring
anything that calls for good foot
work. Whatever your obligations,
they precede other matters.
A CHILD born on this daB:
Friendly, though shy at times.
Capable. but must be urged and
encouraged often. Musical. ar
tistic in more than one way. A
likeable, different personality.
Copyright. 1912, by king Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11

Benson Ford are at the Wal
dorf- Astoria, an agent reports.
THISA AND thata:
Give Mrs. Frederick VI. Afger
Jr. bright red carnations
He's Lieutenant Marshal KALI
these days
Mrs. David B. Moreing wears
magnificent diamonds
Miss RoZene Richards, the
George A. RichardSes daughter,
is real dazzler--
Mrs. D. Dwight Douglas and
her sister, Mrs. Sidney T. Miller
Jr., have identical telephone
voices
Private First Class John Nc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11

Laughlin Booth arrives in
Washington, D. C.. this morning
after a Detroit stay.
WELT seems out at the
Detroit Golf Club the gals have
been granted exclusive use of
the pool on Monday afternoons.
Commencing July ID at 2
o'clock, then. there'll be swim
ming and calisthenics under
Mrs. Pinkston's watchful and
expert eye.
MR.. AND MRS. EDWIN
CHARBONNEAU of Welland
avenue announce the birth of a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
In Mayfair
WITH
The Cbaberon
BACK FROM a highly sue

BACK FROM highly sue
cessful fishing trip. -.
Is DR.. Fred T. Murphy. -.
Who's looking especially
Extraordinarily.
He. =. and a group of Bos-
ton friends. -.
Have been up on the banks
of the Grande. -.
In the Gaspe Peninsula. -.
For the past several days.
Doctor Murphy returns. -.
to find Mrs. Murphy feeling
better-every-day. "A n d al
most completely recovered
-. from that nasty fall. 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Miss Betty Spraf+
Becomes Bride

MISS BETTY SPRA T,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
SpTatt. became the bride of
Corp Jack Emmett Morrison.
son Of Mrs. Louise Morrison and
Harold Morrison. IN the home OF
the Rev. Keith Coming re-
Gently.
Mrs Thomas Morrison was
her SISter-in-law'S matron Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Reveal Marriage
Of Daughter

MR.. AND MRS. ROMAN
JUSTEWICZ nounce the
marriage of their daughter,
Adeline. 10 Corp. James Butt
son. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Smith.
The wedding took place July
q in the Church OF Sweetest
Heart Of Mary.
Rev. Fr. John Smalsch Off
ciated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Mrs. Eoewenstein,
Mrs. SIoman Leave

MRS. WALDO SLOMAN and
Mrs. Max Loewenstein and chill
dren are leaving today for
Frankfort. Mich, where they
will remain for the rest of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Sloman
of Kansas City. Mo-, and Mr..
Loewenstein will join them for
the month of August.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11

tavern. But it's a game We
like TO take outdoors, especially
in the good old summertime.
Badminton is rapidly becom-
ing one of our most popular
games and it's a fine one for
the back yard.
Your badminton net can be
used for other games-like vol
ley ball. Or, you might like
deck tennis. All you would
have to buy would be the set
Of rope rings.
Pole Tennis
If you are looking for
hilarious game with plenty of
action. try pole tennis. For
this you need a sturdy pole
about 10 feet long. To the top
of the pole attach a light rope
with ball on the end and plant
the pole firmly in the ground.
The game is to swat away
at the ball with a tennis rae
quet and try TO wrap the rope
around the pole. Your opponent
makes this hard for you. Better
take off your glasses for this
game.
There's always croquet. Maybe
you have forgotten how much
enjoyment you can get out of
a congenial game. Your croquet
lawn should measure II feet
tsyb2S.
Golf 0sdeefs
To keep your golf up to par
in spite of transportation diff
ficulties. you might like one of
the numerous golf practice CAD
gets and games. These come In
all prices and are as different
as the enthusiasts who devised
them. Drop into your sports
equipment shop and look them
over.
With the weather 10 fine.
why not move the table tennis
table outsider And take your
medicine ball ont in the open
you might as well have
Sociability along with your ex-
erCiSe and you'll find you have
more partners than you need.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11

YOUR F'ANORITE color roses
embroidered on crisp linen an
easily crochcted basket and this
chair set is ready 10 beautlfy
your home
Pattern $50 contains trans
fer pattern Of chair back
l0@aX15 inches, and two Axe
inch motifs for arm rests; di-
rections for crochet; materials
required.
Send IL cents in coins for this
pattern TO the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. 1925 Times
Square, Detroit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11

son. Edwin Terrence, July 9.
Mrs. Charbonneau was for
merly Viola Browne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
uOD CO ODT Frances
~ n ~ - ~ ~ Drake

Look in the Section Your Birthday Comes In and Find What
Your Outlook Is According the Stars
Evening star., 1942-01-13
A. A. L. w. Names
Mrs. Bolles to Post

Announcement has been made Of
the appointment OF Mrs. Iemuel
Bolles rs chairman of the Commit
tee on Civilian Defense OF the Wash
tngton Branch, American Assocla-
ton Of University Women.
Mrs. Bolles has had wide expert
ence In Red Cross and other de-
fense activities and was with the
Red Gross for two years during the
first World War, when Col. Bolles,
who is head of civilian defense ac-
tivities for the District, was over
seas.
Mrs. Bolles has announced that
a large number of A. A. U. w. men,
bers have signed up for various
types of work for civilian defense
as well as for instruction in first
aid and other services.
Tabulations of the various skills
and professions of the club members
have been made, under the leader
ship of Miss nellie Ingels, chairman
of the Committee on the Economic
and Legal Status Of Women, to as
sist the war effort.
A group meets Wednesday after
noon at the clubhouse, under the
leadership Of DID, Edith L. Allen, for
knitting and work on Red Cross
garments.
Evening star., 1942-01-13
(Sirth OF Q Seriss.)
By THOMAS r. HENRY.


Ninety per cent Of Americas sup
ply Of quinins come from the Dutch
East Indies.
This sovereign remedy for the
malaria, which aflicts large sections
Of the country. 10 derived from the
bark Of Z native South American
tree, the cinchona, which was
stolen" about rs years ago by the
Dutch. scientifically bred and cul-
tivated In the Far East, the sx-
patriated trees yielded Z product
which quickly cornered the world
market for one Of the most essen-
tial Of al medicines.
The United States normally i'm
ports about 500 900 pounds Of Gin
chona bark and about 100000
ounces Of the derived product each
year. These imports now probably
will be suspended altogether.
The possibility Of war in the Far
East, however. was foreseen four
years ago by Surg. Gen. Thomas
Parran Of the United States Health
Service and the Government start
ed building up 4 reserve sup
ply. Total stocks on hand prob
ably are sumcient for at least
couple Of years. Emergency stocks
Of TOO, 1000 ounces were acquired by
the Army and Navy Munitions
Board In 1910 and have been some-
what increased since. Only II the
length of the war exceeds all ex-
pectations Is an acute shortage to
be expected.
South American Bids for Trade.
At the same time. South America
is trying to recover her lost crop.
There are important plantations in
Bolivia. Venezuela and Colombia
have re-entered the field. In q few
years the South American supply
may fill q large part Of the demand.
Two synthetic anti-malaria medi-
odnes, atebrin and plasmochin, have
been produced in American labora-
tories and used on a wide scale.
They are more expensive and prob
ably considerably less effective than
quinine itself.
There has been no success to date
in synthesizing a duplicate of the
natural product.
The United States has on hand
about . three-year supply of opium
all under lock and key in Govern
ernment warehouses.
Evening star., 1942-01-13

"synthssizs the history Of sl Amsr-
ica and the history Of each country
on the continent"
Covering $50 square feet Of wall
space. the murals are the result OF
. project sponsored by the 1rasilian
government and the Once Of the
Co-ordinator Of Inter american A.
fairs. A. . gift TO this country
Brasil met half the cost Of the paint
inss while Mr.. Nockeiellsr's omcs
paid the remainder.
Depict Exple9ess.
The two panels In the entrance to
the Hkpanic room are titled THE
Discovery Of the New world" and
"Entrada-the Spanish, the Negroes
and the Indians" The hrst u d.
vided vertically by twisted ropss Of
the rigging Of ships on which the
flrst explorers Travelled to this hsmi-
sphere. The second panel symbol.
lies the conquest Of the forests by
the various races which mske up
Brasil.
In the second and larger room
are murak titled THE Educational
and Religious Work-ths Mission
aries" and Economic Exploitation" "
The former commentaries the
teaching Of the Indians by members
Of religious orders. The second rep
resents the mining Of gold.
Executed In . bold, modern man.
ner, the murah are marked by
bright colors. The artist. who u 80,
Is well known both in his own coun-
try and the United States. Exhibits
Of his works have been sponsored
by the Museum Of Modern Art In
New York and the Art Institute ol
Detroit.