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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

are two small lakes called the Anteojos, or
"spectacles" They are two bodies of water,
almost identical in size and shape, with a
ridge Of land, like nose, between the two.
From this place" says Val. thou may
est again descry the Cerros Langanati the
same as thou sawest from the top of Guapa,
and I warn thee thou must leave thy horse,
for they go no further"
Must is right because beyond there
horse would only bog down in the swamps
or break its neck falling off precipice.
Following now on foot in the same direc-
ton, thou shalt come on great. black lake
the which leave thy left hand"
The great black lake is Yana Cocha tsee
the map)-a crater lake, about half mile
long and quarter wide.
Here is where the first expedition went
on the rocks and others went astray. Val
says 10 descend the mountainsde surround
ing the lake to reach a ravine through which
runs a waterfall
This is the outlet Of Yana Cocha. The
trouble is, and Val probably didn't know it,
there is another lake. which has another out
let and which empties with Yana Cocha into
the same valley.
So the expeditions did not bother TO see
the Llanganati they crossed the wrong out
let Of the wrong lake, got on the wrong side
of the valley. which led them TO the wrong
mountains And they blamed Valverde!
But YOU and I-we're smarter than those
old boys
We camp on top of Guapa for three
months until we see the three hills. Then
we make a Decline for them. Once there,
well have a short cut TO the hoard.
When VIC get there we can't see the Mar
castas mountain at all, the principal land
mark of the derrotero.
That's out We'd better follow Val's trail
step by step. After all, his Indian guide knew
the best way. Maybe the only way.
So back to Yana Cocha We look for the
ravine and the waterfall. We find the right
ones.
Next Val tells us 10 look for a sleeping
place which means level ground, where the
not make buried treasure out of us. 1t
must be near water, but not too near Keep
at it long enough, and we may find it.
But that's as far as can lead you from
there on we must guess together9
Anyhow, we've done better than the old
boys. We've got the right lake, but Walls
other landmarks aren't there
Remember things have changed in 400
years Val was Undoubtedly on a WELL
Travelled Indian trail. If we look we may
find vestiges of the path. But everything is
overgrown. The underbrush is so thick we
can walk for hours without touching the soil.
We can't even sec the open sky, yet we're
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

Explorer Dorsey. Who
Has Spent Five Years
Searching for the MUIR
dered Inco AtohuoIpo's
Immense Hidden Hoard
Of Gold and EmeroIds,
Has a New Ideo About
That Ancient Map Which
Has Cost So Mony Lives
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

the socavon. / don't
know. Maybe when
1 find the socavon,
I'll understand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

September ~. 1912
Evening star., 1942-03-26

Federal Governments increased In
terest in that area. Senator Burton
said this move would be q step
toward working out local problems
on a metropolitan area" basis.
Senator Praises A. d. A.
Senator Burton pointed out he
merely intended to make brief OBJ
servations on various local matters
interesting him without discussing
any Of them extensively. Among
his other expressions were:
Praise for the Alley Dwelling Au-
thority as "one Of the outstanding in
stitutions Of this city; characterize
ton Of police accident investiga-
ton unit as highly-important in
strument for safety education; de-
scription Of the hospital facility
shortage as probably the principal
shortcoming Of the Capital at the
present time; expression Of doubt
the committee authorized by Con-
gress to study practicability and
need for subways here would be
able to justify such projects: recon-
mendation that motorists use free
ways"-express routes such as the
Rock Greek and Potomac parkway
whenever possible to ease con-
gestion on streets equipped with
trafic signals.
Senator Burton is chairman Of the
Traf1ce Subcommittee Of the Senate
District Committee.
Evening star., 1942-03-26

We have to forego some Of the other
things we are now doing"
1T might not be bad idea" he
suggested, Ito make Army physical
requirements prerequisite to the
cadet corps"
The militant board member said
further that there should be more
Of the robust, bodily contact games
along lines of traditional American
sport and less "lollipop" activities.
He rose from his chair and struck
a dance pose to show what he
means by "lollipop" activities.
He cited the success Of the five
period-a-week program at Calvin
Coolidge High and said he had been
interested since the beginning in
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Board of Trade
Continued From Page B-1.

Middle Atlantic States regional
director of the American Institute
of Architects, and Clinton H. Cow
gill of BlackSburg, Va, dean of the
school of architecture of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute.
Senator Burton, former mayor of
Cleveland and now q member of the
Senate District Committee, declared
Washington would be "a heaven"
for a mayor coming from any other
city. He pointed out the Capitals
debt was low in comparison with
municipal financial burdens else
where and said many Of the probe
lens facing industrial communities
were not present here.
He indicated he felt q municipal
government was subjected to extra
difficulties when 1t combined policy
making and administration In a
board such as the Commissioners
and suggested centering the latter
responsibility in one individual as
meriting study.
Suggests D. c. Delegate.
With respect to extending the
right to vote for President to Wash
ingtonians, Senator Burton said it
might be well to consider carefully
the idea that service to the Federal
Government is the primary function
Of those living here, with the right
to vote being traded for the oppor-
tunity of such service.
He suggested thought concerning
provision of Delegate in Congress
to represent District citizens in the
manner OF Territory.
He told the trade group logical
reasons exist for return Of the Vir-
ginia land which formerly was q
part Of the District, such as the
Evening star., 1942-03-26

the parents do the corrective work
through their family physician, the
school medical and dental inspectors
merely noting defects.
Public service must be provided
only for those unable to pay for the
correction Of defects, he said. Com
missioner Mason agreed that in the
case Of the INDECENT the work would
have to be done at public expense.
Pointing to the number Of rejec-
tions Of District men by the Army
for physical defects, Mr.. Sharpe
said national defense depended upon
man power and man power upon
physical fitness. He said he pro-
posed to push for extension Of the
program in the schools even If
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Canada Won't Send
Expeditionary Force
To Help Australia
Two New Divisions to Be
Formed, However, King
Informs Commons
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, Ontario. March 26.-
Canada will form two new army
divisions but will not atempt to send
a Canadian expeditionary force to
Australia, Prime Minister w. L.
Mackenzie King told the House Of
Commons yesterday.
The government, he said, has au-
thorized mobilization Of the 7th and
9th Army Divisions, and is planning
marked increases" in the Royal
Canadian Air Force home establish
ment, involving combat squadrons
for reconnaissance, anti-submarine,
striking and fighting operations.
Canadian coastal defense projects
this year will provide mainly for de-
fense in greater depth and for de-
velopment Of satellite and auxiliary
airdromes, the Prime Minister ex-
planned.
Mr. King said the decision not to
send an expeditionary force to Aus
tralia was in line with views of
British and Canadian strategists and
with the policy of placing Canadian
forces where they could do the most
to defeat the enemy.
He also said Canada was not press
Ing its request for membership in the
Pacific Council to be set up in WASH
ington because there were circum-
stances rendering Canadian rep
resentation In London more urgent.
Any attempted attack on the
North American continent will bring
joint United States-Canadian plans
for defense into immediate opera
ton, Mr.. King said
In accordance with the policy an
rounced January 26, the program
for the army overseas already is
underway and nearly a dozen new
battalions already have been mobil-
lied. the Prime Minister declared.
Also modified have been "a con-
siderable number of additional anti
aircraft and coast defense batteries"
and these formations ARE being
given an active role in connection
with territorial defense"
The two new divisions will add
depth to our existing and contem-
plated formations" Mr.. King con-
tinued. land they will be given the
role Of mobile reserves, with special
reference to the East and West
Coasts"
Mr.. King observed that the prob
ability of attack on the Atlantic
Coast "in strategic terms" Is as great
as it is on the Pacific Coast, despite
Japanese successes in the Southwest
Pacific.
Earlier In the session Howard
Green, British Columbia Conserva-
tive, urged that at least a token
force" Of Canadians be sent to Aus
tralia to help hold of the Japanese.
Evening star., 1942-03-26

extending 1t to al the high schools.
The correction Of more than 10
per cent of defects noted at the
beginning of the past school year
by the end of the year, shows, he
said, that parents want to and will
cooperate.
An estimated 43 additional teach
ers would be required to extend the
program to all senior high schools.
He voiced strong support of q
dental program in the junior and
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Mems Hosiery, I8s or 6 for 81
Manwtacfurers' seconds

Manufacturer seconds
1900 pairs mems good quality hose. Regular and
anklet styles. Sizes 10 to H. Assorted colors
Mems Dress Shirts. Neckband style. Size Is. Less
Is Mems Puover Sweaters in tan Each garment labeled
fabric content Sizes 40 to a. Were $1o5 Now Sl5
10 Mems Puevef Sweaters. Assorted colors Each garment
labeled fabric content Sizes 40 and a. Were - Is
1 Mans Tan Sweater In coat style with button front
Was 81. Now
Down STAIRS STORE, MENs ApPAREI.
Evening star., 1942-03-26

senior high schools, particularly In
view of the large number Of draft
reflections because of bad teeth.
Compared with some Of the fool
ishness for which We pay" he OBJ
served, this Is bound to pay
dividends"
A recent survey by the Health
Department showed two-thirdS Of
the junior high and three-fourths
of the senior high school students
have dental defects.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Wool Skirts, SIS
We're S3.25 and more

Were S325 and more
IS wool skirts in plads and plain colors. All wool
crepes and fannelS in gored. pleated or swing
styles Sizes "a to 80.
IS Bouses washable and sheers Shirts
and dessy styles with long short sleeves Choice OF white
pastel colors. Sizes "a to 40 y price $ls5
Colofu Sports Dresses Washable prints IN coat
shrtwast styles Sizes IL 70 40 Were $3s5 and
Now --------- SzS5
50 AnWool slipon and Cardigan Sweaters with short
sleeves Odd sizes and coors. Less than II price50e
Down STAINS STORE spoRrswEl
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Bows Wool Jackets
s3'e' We're j4sS

boys plain oolored JACKETS With
leather reinforcements at elbovs.
1907 reprocessed wool. Sizes II,
II. Is.
1 Boys' Zelani1ed Cotton fleece.
lined Snow Suits in two-piece styles.
Tan only. Sizes I and 3. Were
1896. Now -S4.S5
Boys McGregor Jackets In Ze.
lanized cotton poplin. Tan. Sizes
10. IL, 18 Were $3.50 Now $3.50
Boys Plaid Mackinaws. Sizes 14
and 16. Were $7.s5. Now----$5.s5
Down STAIRS STORE, BOTS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Spring Bags
Formerly sold 81
for much more

100 spring styled handbags in faille
and gabardine fabrics. Tophandle
and underarm styles in black, navy
and brown.
IA Simulated Calfskin Grains and
Simulated Patent Leather Hand
bags. Tophandle and underarm
styles in navy, black. red, brown
and turf tan. Manufacturers sec
onds 81
Down STAIRS STORE, HANDBAGS.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Misses Spring Suits, 'l4''
We're S3.9S and IS
Were 1925 to s25

IS smoothly tailored spring suits for misses. Popu
lar button front jackets with "easyaction pleated
skirts Tan and brown plaids or solid colors of
dusty pink, light blue nude and gold. OF 1907
wool or 20T rabbits hair and 80% wool. Each
garment properly labeled as to fabric content.
Slightly soiled. Sizes 10 to 10.
Misses Womens trimmed Winter Coats in black.
Trimmed with dyed squirrel silver fox Persian lamb, kit
natural fox Fitted and box styles Each coat
properly labeled to fabric content Sizes TO- 49, 2 3
- 2s1l Were s32 rs and more Now - S245e
Sports Goats in ftted styles. Brown. black and white
tweeds Each properly labeled to fabric content.
Size 10. H. Were Sl985. Now ------- S125s
Black Dress Coats in fitted styles 1907 wool.
Now
Down erAns STORE COATS SUITS.
Evening star., 1942-03-26

greater part Of the working day at
the schools which therefore share
with the home responsibility for the
physical fitness Of youth.
Besides, he added, the program is
based almost 100 per cent on having
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Little Girls
Dresses, 'I'7'
We're SI95
We're SI.95

70 clever dresses for little
girls. Jumper styles In
prints with white sheer
blouses Or rayon crepes In
two-tone styles. si1es : to
6x.
100 Creepers in white and
blue (somewhat faded) and
boys cotton wash suits.
Broken sises / to 8. Manu-
facturers' odd lots
; Kiddie Baths Floor sam
piles soiled from display.
2 Play pens also. Were 36.s5.
Now -S3.S5
Down STAIRS STORE,
INFANTS AND JUVENILE AppAREI.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Costume Slips, SIS

Discontinued styles
$50 rayon satin slips with eyelet
embroidery trim. Tearose or white.
A few tailored styles in tearose
only. Sizes "a to 40.
Down STAIRS SroRE, COSTUME SLIPS.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Junior Misses Frocks

s3:75 We're js.9s
2s dresses for junior misses. One
and two piece styles in rayon crepe.
Navy, black, and many color prints.
Sizes 8 to Is.
Down STAIRS STORE,
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Washable Dresses

$50 attractive rayon or cotton
frocks in stripes and checks. Blue
prints. wine. green, beige and
brown. Broken sizes II to a.
IS Women's and Misses Rayon
Dresses in tailored or dressy styles.
Wine, black. blue. brown. grey.
aqua and rose Sizes IL to a. Were
$495 to $5.95. Now wS $3.50
50 pieces in . group which include
smocks, maternity dresses, and but
confront frocks Of washable cot
ton. Sizes IL to 40. Less than a
price $l.lo
Down STAIRS SroRE,
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
unusua! Values on Sale Friday Morning at $500
Your Moafer" Shoes, 81 to '29'
We're S1.95 to IS

100 misses and wonen shoes specially reduced Ideal foot
wokine
active sposeo
blue Cofkn and eIkskn with leather soe Sizes
AAAtoC
Downs suEw rsszos
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Girls Spring Goats
s3.s'

Less than Y Price
s girls navy coats, last springs
fitted REFERS. Each garment prop
erly labeled as to fabric content.
Sizes II to Is.
zoo Girls Washable Frocks. Crisp
cottons in stripes, solids, checks
and prints. Chubby. 'teen-age, and
juvenile sizes. Sizes to is. Were
$l.s5. Now --------------$1.4S
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Rayon Housecoats
$50 Manufacturer
seconds

80 gaily printed rayon crepe house.
coats. Slide-fastener or wrap
around styles. Also . few plain
colors. Sizes Il to 20.
IS pairs Rayon Mesh Panties. Tea
rose. Sizes 5, 7, 8, 10. Were sec.
Down STAIRS STORE, UNpERwEAR.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
yIHmIt is the ''know.how"
that's imnOrtant

E that's important
= There are lots Of places to
= buy Mattresses and Springs.
= But there is more than quality
to be taken into account. That
= reqires the "know.how" in
= selection which you can be
z sure of at LINCER'S. 1t has
been 4 lifetime business with
8 us. Our Mr.. Linser and Mr..
8 Townsend will give personal
= attention-TO seeing that you
8 select the type that is designed
= to Give YOU the fullest com.
g fort. On that point of comfort
= you cannot afford to trust to
9 looks. or price or anything but
= KNOWLEDGE.
e We're Washington Headqusr.
ters for Mattresses and Springs
e in fact for all Bedroom Fur.
= nishinss.
& Convenient payments
e can be ARRANGED.
925 6 St. NV.
kAtionoi All Estob. 1855
Evening star., 1942-03-26
Fitness

Continued From Page B-l.)
Evening star., 1942-03-26

300 pairs Of 3 and 4-thread hose.
Included in group are all silk hose,
silk stockings with rayon tops. and
silk hose with cotton tops and cot
ton reinforced soles. Some are re-
duced from stock, some damaged,
and others irregulars. Sizes 81
to 10l2.
1000 pairs Cotton Anklets with
heels and toes reinforced with
nylon. Pastels or dark colors. Sizes
7 to l0l7- &c = pair. pairs for 81
Down STAIRS SroRE, HosIERY.
Evening star., 1942-08-21
By Barbara Bell

What better style could you imag-
inc for the stunning new fabrics
which are being shown for fall? This
strictly businesslike shirtwaist dress
is just right for soft gabardines, COW
erts, the crisp rayon weaves, the
stunning new plaids in wool-mixed
weaves! The pattern gives direc-
tions for short or long sleeves.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1868
is designed for sizes IA, Is, 18, 20; 40,
AZ and "A. Corresponding bust
measurements 80, "a, 36, 38, 40, AZ
and A. Size Is go, short sleeves,
requires 35s yards 3e-inch material;
long sleeves, 25s yards 54-inch ma
teria1.
We are ready with new Fashion
Book for fall, fascinating guide to
styles for the coming season. Send
Is cents for your copy today. 1t may
be ordered with a 15-cent pattern
for Is cents, plus l cent for postage.
For this attractive pattern send
Is cents, plus l cent for postage,
in coins, with your name, address,
pattern number and size wanted
to Barbara Bell, Washington Star.
Post Office Box IS, Station O,
New York, N. Y.
Evening star., 1942-08-21
By Josephine Lolcman

/. Would exercise help broken
arch?"
Answer: I suggest that you see an
orthopedic specialist. If your con-
dition is extreme it may have gone
too far for exercises. Weakened
arches can be overcome through
consistent exercise. You might try
these and see if they help. 1t will
take several months. Pick up mar
hles with the toes and throw them
away Place a handkerchief under
the foot. Using the toes, try to get
as much of it under the instep as
possible.
2. "Is cosmetic lanolin different
from other lanolin? When mixed
with olive oil is 1t used as cleansing
cream or a night cream?"
Answer: Cosmetic lanolin is the
same except that it is more pleas
ant to use since it has little per-
fume added. Mixed with olive oil
1T makes a good cream-not for
cleansing-but for fabrication.
}. What is the matter when ones
Evening star., 1942-08-21
Handle With Care Is Best
Style Slogan This Year
Fall Clothes Are Delightful
If Chosen With Good Taste
And True Discrimination
By Helen Toef

Handle with care" might be slogan
fashion
really delectabe
thing
careful selection wardrobe planning
make
Silhouette you'll YOU want
and clothes this fall There the
Slim lines which comply with the LBS fashion regulations
America,
be right vc,
Keep the worked hard to
Evening star., 1942-08-21
On Introducing
The Bride of
Absent Son
Keep Party Small;
Afternoon Tea
Good Taste
By Emily Post

-
How much party giving Is in keep
ing for the bride of a man who is
away at war? This question is
brought to me by a mother who tells
me that her son was married just
before he sailed. His mother has
known her daughter -in-law for sew
eral years and likes her very much,
but since their homes are 200 miles
apart they do not know each other
we'll. The mother now asks:
would it be good form to ask
my sons wife to come and stay with
us and for me to give reception
for her and invite all the family and
their friends as though my son
were at home? Or should we wait
until the war is over and she and
her husband can come together?"
Certainly, it seems to me, that it
will make the son very happy to feel
that his wife is being welcomed But
for the reason that he is at war, it
would perhaps be in better taste
were the party rather simple after
noon tea for the relatives and in
innate friends, rather than to in
clude the family'S general visiting
list.
Dear Mrs. Post: Are long day
dresses proper at large tea, for
each of the committee members who
are acting as hostesses? I know
two of the ladies on the committee
haven't long dresses and that they
cannot afford to buy new dresses.
But the other ladies are very much
in favor of the long dresses.
AnsWer-Unless the tea is to be
garden party" and the hoStesses
are going to stand in line on the
lawn or where people approach them
from a distance so that their skirts
are plainly seen in contrast to each
other, no one will notice whether
their skirts are different or not.
And for that matter-even if they
do notice. it seems to me that utility
is SO much in every ones mind, that
wearing whatever one happens to
have, is taken for granted.
Dear Mrs. Post: My husbands s
name has been handed down for
three generations. That is, his
father is John Pratt, Sd. The father
Is very old man and liable to pass
on anytime. Will my husband then
become plain John Pratt and our
son John Pratt, jr, and please tell
me now soon this transition takes
place and how long would it be to
leave things as they are?
AnsWer-Legally your husband will
become John Pratt and YOUR son
| becomes jr. Immediately upon the
death OF your husbands father.
socially, circumstances sometimes
make 1t convenient-ande even neces-
sary that they continue to keen the
names they have for some time
perhaps for months, perhaps for
someone's lifetime.
Dear Mrs. Post: Some 20 wears
ago a friend of mine received six
ordinary soup spoons from a frienc
Of hers for a present. Now her
friends granddaughter is being
married, and my friend thinks they
would be perfect present for the
bride. What do you think?
Answer think this would de-
pend upon whether the spoon.
match other silver that she has in.
herited. Odd spoons that do no,
match her silver might not be ap.
preciated unless the design is one
for which she has a particular liking
Evening star., 1942-08-21
Sunburn Hint

You've read al those warnings
about not getting sunburned, but
being human you've gone and done
1t anyway. Now what? Ordinary
soap and hot water make painful
way to cleanse your skin So take
tip from Maureen OHara, who
has sunburned that Irish COM
plexion too many times. So, when
she is burned, she cleanses her skin
with cream soap, applying it like
cold cream. Suggestion: If papa
or big brother aren't looking. steal
some of their shaving soap-the kind
that comes in tubesD
Evening star., 1942-08-21
Professional Touch

A tray of assorted pastry gives
professional touch to a party. Cut
pastry In various shapes and use
different fillings-jellies, jams,
stewed fruits and favored whipped
cream. Also, chocolate, lemon and
coconut cream filings can be used.
Then top each pastry with candied
cherry, a nut or date,
Evening star., 1942-08-21
Good Color Coordination
For Bed Sitting Room
Sofa Cover May Repeat Wall
Tone, With Brighter Shades
Introduced in Accessories
By Marearef NoweH

Dear Miss Novel; have bed sitting room which has pale gray
vivid sky
blue black couch bed and two
chairs in the also want to pouf in front OF
table
In these slip covers What would be your suggeion?H B. T.
AnswerWith this background and
accent all of these bright colors and
hesitate
with in
drapers other
inenses could small pictures
purchased three linen
Evening star., 1942-08-21

Lettice Lee STREET. has compiled
a leafiet tNo. 22) entitled "Collec-
tion of Children's Prayers, which
win be sent to you upon request.
Address Mrs. STREET., care of this
paper, and inclose a self-ad
dressed, stamped t3-cent) enve-
lope with your request for leafiet
No. %. Unless the self addressed
envelope bears a (3-cent) stamp
the Ieafet cannot be mailed.