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Evening star., 1942-03-11
DR.. Smith Asks Freedom
From Louisiana Prison

Bv the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-THE
State Pardon Board has under ad-
visefnent plea for clemency on
behalf of DR.. James Monroe Smith,
former president of Louisiana State
University, now serving a prison
term of to "a years for embeZzle-
ment and false pretense.
w. D. Bazer, Louisiana peni-
tentiary warden, testified yesterday
that Smith, who fed to Canada in
June, 1889, had made model prison
record.
Attorney Walter B. Hamlin asked
a pardon on grounds that Smiths
prison term was excessive in COM
Evening star., 1942-03-11
Build sturdy health

its digestive juices flowing freely, you
should enjoy again that old-time Zest for
food stomach digestive miseries should
vanish. SS.S. Tonic also gives you the min
eral matter in soluble and digestive form
to restore your blood to its rich, red
color >. to its so-called fighting strength :.
this makes for better body tone :. mus
cular and mental freshness!
Because SIS. is in liquid form it begins
its work as soon as you take 1t. Surprising
results may be had by making the S.SS.
treatment part Of your daily diet. Thou
sands and thousands OF users have testified
to the benefits S.S.S. Tonic has brought to
them and scientific research shows that 1t
usually gets results-thats why so many
say "S.S.S. Tonic builds sturdy health and
makes you feel like yourself again"
Evening star., 1942-03-11
CoIored Chorus to Give
Program for Red Cross

Thirty trained colored singers
from the Government Printing
Office Chorus will give program of
Negro spirituals over WWDC at $50
o'clock tonight for the benefit of the
District Red Cross War Fund. Tele-
phone calls requesting special num-
bers and pledging gifts to the war
fund will be accepted.
Mrs. Maybelle G. Fickel, G. P. o.
liaison officer, said members of the
District Red Cross Motor Corps will
call for the donations as they are
pledged. The song program will
last half an hour.
Evening star., 1942-03-11
government who was escorting him
around the city.

government who was escorting him
around the city.
After tour of the building, the
directors Offices, the auditorium, the
writing room, reading room and IL
brary, dining room and other elab-
crate appointments, the party went
out on high terrace profuSely
planted with tropical vegetation,
providing fine view of the pic
turesque city.
Early days of the city, when
squeaking ox-carts were prevalent
in the streets, when architecture
was more quaint than modern and
when the thoroughfares were mar
rover were recalled by Mr.. Moses.
Pointing to the new city spread out
before us, Whirling with traffic, he
emphasized it was more important,
more modern, more interesting to
the New World than any amount of
quaint provincialismS or curiosities
in native corners.
Rio is new city," responded Mr.
Welles, looking out over the Office
buildings, to the mountains beyond.
1T is a new city which has no re-
grets at losing the old. 1t is a mag
nificent city with a great future" I"
The Brazilian was immensely
pleased. The American actor was
accompanied by AssiS Ffgueiredo, di-
rector of the division of tourism of
the Brazilian government.
In the press building, Mr.. Moses
pointed to a handsome picture of
President Roosevelt, inscribed: For
the members of the Associacao Bra
sileira de Imprensa, from their
friend Franklin Delano Roosevelt"
Pictures of President Roosevelt
and President Vargas are promi-
nently displayed throughout Rio.
The most popular one shows them
seated together at a desk during
President RoOSevelt'S visit to Brazil.
Evening star., 1942-03-11

parison with sentences given his
associates convicted in the LouiSi-
ana scandals trials.
Federal authorities have placed a
detainer against Smith to gain GUS
tody after he completes his State
sentence. He is under a 30-months
Federal sentence for a mail fraud
conviction.
Evening star., 1942-03-11

naval dVhtlOll
cadet and as
signed to the
Naval Air Sta
tion, Pensacola.
Fla, for flight
training, accord
ing to an an
n ou n C e m e n t
from the public
relations Office
of that station.
Cadet Sands
received an A. B.
degree from the
University OF
P e n n S y / vania
after attending
Evening star., 1942-03-11
New Buildings Rise
In Reconstructinq
Heart Of Rio
Feots Of Engineering
Expand Modernizotion
Of Brozif's Capital

Mr.. Rogers has returned from
Chile, 1Uhere he lDaS one of q
group of sir American newspaper
men 1Dho Dere guests of Chilean
newspapers. Their trip returned
the DiSit to the United States last
year of Chilean journalists in
cluding Manuel Vega OF Ell Diario
HuStrado, 1Dho aDaS guest OF
The Star. The interchange 1DaS
arranged by Claude G. BoWerS,
United States Ambassador to
Chile. This is the fourth of a
ne1D series OF articles By Mr..
Rogers on South America.
Evening star., 1942-03-11
Diplomats Son Appointed
As Naval Aviation Cadet

Robert John Sands, son of Will
liam Franklin Sands, diplomat and
educator, has been appointed .
Evening star., 1942-03-11

FOR rehearsal for the pentae
al a. Photo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

dctNaI Values mp to I4.95
NeVsR-before-hsve seen loveIier-nore ereifina
selection OF dresse-'he fashions you would never
expect TO find at such modest prices
wonderful selection Of casual street and drsssy
afternoon dresses Rayon erepes sheer wooh printed
rsyon Jerseys print combinations and others New sprnq
shades stunning prints and navy and black With white.
Sizes Tor misses and women
Kl,ssi-Fiffb Floor Dvsri SSot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Women Attend
Art Exhibition

THE OPENING Of an exhibi.
ton and a tea are a combination
that can always he counted on
for large turnout of Women S
City Club members.
Club members dropped their
Red Cross knitting. sewing and
first aid for the nonce. donned
their smartest daytime costumes
and went 10 see the paintings
illustrating Detroit scenes. The
one that attracted the most
attention was A classic landscape
picturing the Ford Rouge plant
Is years ago which was painted
by Charles Sheeler and lent by
Edsel Ford.
The paintings were chosen by
Mrs. James DreSbach. chairman
Of this particular show. assisted
by Miss Louise Green and Miss
Mary Davis, all Of whom are
members Of the art committee.
Mrs Harry Winston. chairman
Of the art committee. and other
members spent most of Sunday
and Monday hanging them on
the walls Of the club lounge.
Mrs II. Lee Simpson. preced-
Ing the tea, gave a talk entitled
This Is Your City" pointing
out the need of keeping up an
interest in art and other cultural
subjects in wartime.
Mrs. OrlSon White. chairman
OF the social committee was
chairman of the party, assisted
by Miss Mary Decker and Mrs.
John Wedda. Mrs. George Lam
ING designed the lovely center
piece Of daffodilS and twigs in a
shallow pottery bowl.
Mrs. Allen Zacharias, Mrs.
George Kamperman. Mrs. Clyde
Burroughs Mrs. Thatcher Rea,
Mrs. Haldoman Finnie and Mrs.
Gordon Adams poured.
Among those glinpSed: Mrs.
Raymond Anderson. Mrs. George
r. Cooke Mrs. Frederick c..
BuesScr, Mrs David r. Ballan-
tine, Mrs Albert Kahn. Miss
Louise Owen, Mrs. August Hell
bic. Mrs. Max Balm, Mrs. Ed
ward Rothman. Mrs. Sigurd
Wcndln. Mrs. A. Sanders De
Witt. Mrs. Cyril Schley, Mrs.
Burdick Morgan. Miss Jessie
Miller Mrs. Edward Bryant,
Mrs Bernard Stern. Mrs. Thur
low f. Coon. Miss Hope Written,
Mrs George Laning and Mrs.
David Scheyer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
They're Still Talking About Elegant Party

THEY'RE STILL talking. about the elegant party
gwen recently.by the T. H. Welkers. at their lovely
home Fairway drive
Held it in their recreation showed movies
and served cocktails and quantities of gorgeous
such of your friends as.
The Ted Harpers Patricia Hill. the George
Earles. the Herbert Cooks .Standish Backus.
Keller. the Harry Diefendorfs and many
Florence Schoofeld Youngs of dancing classes
just opened at Ingeside Club most of the time
out. being taken up with plans. just how the
juveniles. -. could best help at the Red Cross. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Plan Linen
Shower
And T ca
BY JACK L. OLIVER

MISS MARY CTINY'0
BLODGETT. whose engagement
10 Howard S. Holmes OF Chelsea
and Ann Arbor was made known
last August at a Handsomely
appointed affair given by DR..
and Mrs. William F.. Blodgett,
will be honored with a linen
shower and tea this coming
Saturday.
This gracious gesture Is being
made by Mrs. Lawrence Got
fredson and will take place at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
James Francis Lynn (the one
time Miss Phyllis Gotfredson),
in Iroquois avenue.
MR.. AND MRS. DAVID
NATHAN VIGER have just
moved INTO that sumptuous new
home in Moross road after
waiting patiently at the Whit
tier while their Dream House
was completed.
You ii remember Mrs. Nlger
was Miss Mary Louise Kern Of
Bloomfield.
AND NOT far away at The
Shormede is Mr.. Tuttle's mother.
Mrs. Charles r. Tuttle of Ham
ilton drive. who'll remain in the
South until about the middle of
April. whereas her son and
daughter-in-law will stay only
about six weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Mrs. Wrieh+
Reelected
By Group

MRS. GEORGE G. WRIGHT
was unanimously re elected
chairman Of the Board Of Man
agement Of the International
Center. A branch Of the Young
Woners Christian Association,
AZ The eighteenth annual meet
ing Of that organization.
Other officers for 1912 are:
Mrs, Luther 6. Hyde, first vice
chairman, Mrs. Ferdinand
Chanik. second vice chairman:
Mrs. Fred II. Blackwood. third
we chairman. and Mrs Thomas
Cooley. secretary.
The following arc Chairn1en ~
standing committees for the
year: Mrs Richard II. Lawrence,
finance; Mrs. Stuart VI. Cram,
membership; Mrs. Otto Groh.
building maintenance: Mrs.
Stanford Phelps, food service;
Mrs. Stuart a. Courts. nomina-
tfons; Mrs Arthur Redncr. pub
hci'y; Mrs. Orcn T. Moore. pub
lefty affairs Mrs. G. a. Cottle.
nationality; Mrs. J. 6. Pettitt.
general and health education;
Mrs. Lawrence Klnnoar. Girl
Reserves; Mrs. Ralph PHO, pro-
gram planning: Miss Leila Nc
CURE personal service; Mrs.
Wilber NJ. Bruckcr. volunteer
leadership; Mrs. Clarence Rei-
dol, home relations. and Mrs.
Heinrich A. Pickert. world fell
loWship.
Members large elected in
cludc Mrs Herman Lang. Mrs.
Paul T Rankin Mrs. Stephen
lima. Mrs. 4. F. Madav. Mrs.
w, w. McGregor and Miss Susan
Livingstone.
In her annual report Mrs.
Wright stated that the purpose
Of the International Center
which has membership repre-
senting 40 nationalIties is 10
help the native horn and the
foreign horn 10 become better
acquainted"
AS Dctroit's population l.
more than so per cent foreign
born or the first generation horn
In this country. our field Is un-
limited" Mrs. Wright stated.
AND AFTER a merry weeks
stay in Detroit and Bloomfield
Hills. Miss Polly Murray re-
turned 10 her fetching apart
ment in New York's Greenwich
Village. Sunday night. and is
directing A tony fashion show
at the Ritz-Carlton as you're
reading this.
MISS KATHERINE MAN
MING Of California avenue is
down in st. Petersburg, Fla. 10
reioin her dad
With them is her sister Miss
Margaret Manning ia Tour.
and later in the season they
may be Joined by their eldest
sister, Miss Alice Manning, Of
theatrical fama
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Lake Worth Relinquishes Hold on Bouquins

LAKE WORTH Fla. had to relinquish It's hold .
on Dr. and Mrs. Lester Bouquin and their Don
finally.
Reason being. that the young due back at
his books at college,.
DR.. and Mrs Stanley Joyce. of McNchos road =.
recently big bangup party. their comfort able
home which gives out onto the Detroit Golf Clubs great
eXpanse Of greenward and served the deectabe
...,fer which they famous -.
And speaking Of celebrating. the Don Cuylers
entertaining at the Van Dyke Club. surrounded by
friends who Jubian at the recovery. the lovely
Clarissa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Oliver Brooks Arguments Detroit Colony

OLIVER BROOKS. -. recently augmented the Detroit
colony in Miami Beach and John Penny. who Joined
Mrs Penny and their Jack The Whitman had
hardly arrived when he hustled off catch that big
star golf match. help Red Cross by such
dazzlers Craig Wood Gene Sarazen :. Frank Walsh
and Tommy Armour.
And before leave the Beach -.
We might add E. that the Ernst Kerns . of Bloom
field Hills and their pretty daughter Ernestne
arrived among the urayoets for their annual visit
will stay until the middle Of month. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
buy a Bomber
Mary Sweeney
Talks at Session

MISS MARY SWEENEY was
guest speaker when the Detroit
Branch of the Association for
Childhood Education held its
luncheon-meetlng at the Aiding
ton Hotel Saturday.
Mrs. Helen NJ Payette was in
charge of arrangements,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Elsie Robinson
Elsie Robinson
Love Fails Because We Try to Make
People Fit The Pattern Of Our Dreams

What it's all about
Don't even know
When or why it starts.
You say
Il fell in love
With Mary at that dance
Or fell in love
With Bill"
But you're wrong;
You didn't
FallHn love then.
Asa matter Of fact.
You never fell in love"
Love doesn't happen
Like that.
Love isn't
An accident
Love is
A consequence.
Love is the consequence
OF all YOU have done
And all you have been
Since you started.
Ever since you were born
You have been
Making decisions.
Dreaming and desiring.
Doing things
Or running away from Their
Your life is
The sum total
OF those decisions
And so is your love.
Love is
The sum total
OF every act.
Every thought.
Every feeling
You have had
Since birth.
Love doesn't happen
Because Mary is
A certain kind Of person.
Or Bill is
A certain kind Of person.
II happens because you are
A certain kind Of person
And you are
a certain kind OF person
Because you
Made yourself that way.
You are
What you make yourself.
Love is also
What you make il.
Love isn't
The way you feel
About another
Man or woman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

Love is the way
You feel about everything.
Love is the way
You feel about
Work and play.
Danger and safety,
Comfort and discomfort,
Beauty and ugliness.
Triumph and failure,
Wealth and poverty,
City streets
And country soil.
Criticism and fattery,
Food and bedding,
Clothes and possessions,
Love Is the way
You feel about
Yourself and your life
Your country
Other people
Life and death
And God.
Love isn't something
Outside you
Love is something
Inside you.
When you fall in love
You aren't really looking
For another person
You aren't really loving
Another person
You are looking
For an answer
To your own need
Your own dream
You are loving
The answer,
Or what you think
Is the answer
To your dream.
Why do we make
Such a mess Of love?
LOVE?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

It's the thing,
You want most,
Wonder about most,
Fail in most.
Why?
Why do we make
Such a mess of the thing
We most desire?
Because We don't know
That's why.
We fail in love
Because we try
To make A person
Fit the pattern
Of something
Inside ourselves
The pattern
OF our own dream
And then get mad
And punish them,
And complain that
We been cheated.
If they don't fit.
Love
Doesn't cheat US
We cheat love.
Copyright, 1912. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
h N ay! f:

DOWN IN Miami Beach. -.
Life very frothy. and gay. and carefree
Fornstance.
Mr. and Mrs. f. s. Frischkorn :. We recently ar
rived at The Whitman. and gave dinner party for
several OF their Detroit friends who winter in Florida
Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Winnngham and the William Tracys
came from their digs in Fort Lauerdae Fla.
the Ross Judsons temporarily deserted their luxurious home
ION Sunset Island. and the F. Larry Walls. added to
the frivoity...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Deatb Aotifes

BoyER-October ., suddenly, Robert, age
~, beloved husband Of Pauline: dear
father of Harriet son of Ella and the
late John Boyer: brother Of the late Helen
slogle. Service at Verheyden funeral home.
1890 Mack, at outer drive, Sunday al
100. Burial, Columbus. o., Monday.
FOsTER-Aviation cadet, Charles Robert,
suddenly mt Bruce ffyid. Tex, Of 3so6
Hoxsrth- avenuc.-son- of -MF.-ehd- Mrs
leonard Shenk, grandson OF Mrs. Catherine
jenkins; services at scbmalzriedt Sons
Funeral Home. 1928 Grand River. Wednes-
day at 100 D. m. and Gethsemene Evan
geiicsl Lutheran Church At i:45 p. m.
FRANLf.i.-October 3, 1912, Leo L.. be
loved husband Of Sadie. loving father ~
Laura Davis, Leona Bunysn. Ernest,
Nicholas Bernard. Sylvester, Eugene.
Catherine. Cletus. Marcus, Marjorie and
Bouua. fungrai from residence, 1881 VII
lams. Monday morning. $50 a m, 81
Johns (BohemianD Church. LAYTON and
Ash, at 10 o'clock. Burial In Holy Cross.
GROssMAN-Oct. ., Emma. OF 120si
Wiltshire beloved wife OF Herman, dear
mother ~ Mrs Richard Foster, Mrs
Frank schimmelpfennig. grsndmother Of
Emily. aunt 81 Hans PodehL Funeral
service Monday, 2 p, m, at A. u. Peters
Funeral Home, 12057 Gratiot ave.
HATFIELD-october .. Josephine. widow
Of william Hatfield and beloved mother
~ Mrs. Joseph Gardelia. Mrs. Frank May
vile. Mrs. Frank slezinger. Mrs. Robert
Beshears. Kathleen. Fred and George Hat.
held Services Sis a. N. Tuesday from
the r. a ~ r. Harms Funeral Home
42si Cas svenus, and a. m. at ST.
vincents Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Pasadena Apis.
Sold Last Week

The Pasadena Apartments. PHO
East jefferson avenue. one OF the
first apartment buildings con-
structed in Detroit. was sold last
week by the Mortgage and Con-
tract Company to the Pasadena
Apartments. Inc.
Mortgage and Contract, which
managed the 12S-unit structure
since 1885. represented the own
ers, the New York Life Insurance
Company.
Ben Smith represented the new
owners.
The sale price was not disclosed
but the apartment carries an as
sessed valuation of S25l TAO.
Frank T. King of Mortgage and
Contract, said the sale was evil
Idence that there was market
locally for investment property
even with rent control.
Miss Madeleine Clements is resi-
dent manager OF the Pasadena.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
You Can Get
FILA Loans
For Insulation
Government Encourages
Fvel-Savine Measures
10 Aid War Effort

Widespread participation in the
national fuel conservation pro-
grom by property owners IN all
sections Of the country has been
greatly facilitated by recent gov
ernmental actions designed to en-
courage fuel-ssving measures,
Federal Housing Commissioner
Abner II. Ferguson declared Sat
urdsy.
Through these actions, wartime
restrictions have been lifted, use
Of the necessary materials has
been permitted. and favorable
financing terms made available so
that properties now heated by
scarce fuels may be converted 10
coal-burning equipment. and ex-
cessive fuel consumption reduced
by use Of proper insulation, Fer
cuSon said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Cites Recent Order

The commissioner urged prop
erty owners 10 make use OF these
opportunities in order 10 help save
fuel and 10 safeguard healthful
conditions during the coming win
ter months. II the property owner
lacks cash to pay for furnace con-
version or insulation in one lump
sum, loans for such purposes may
be secured from the private lend
ing institutions operating under
the FHA's Title / program, ne
pointed out.
By a recent order, installation
of insulation materials, air cell
pipe covering. weather-stripping.
and storm windows and doors in
order 10 conserve fuel has been
exempted from the WPB's conser-
walton Order L-41. Previously, in
sulation projects costing more
than $500 in the case OF one-to-
FIVE family houses or more than
81 900 in tAe-ease ef larger resi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Taxpayers Group
Schedules Meetinq

The present status Of rent con-
troll in the Detroit area will be
discussed al a meeting OF home
owners, landlords and other tax
payers at 8 p. m. next Wednesday
at Fordson High School audi
forum. William J. Rachow will
preside. Speakers will include Karl
II. Smith. president Of the Greater
Detroit Property Owners and Tax
payers Association, and John w.
Langs. association counsel. The
association is sponsoring the meet
ing. The public is invited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Tribute
Realtors Honor Oakmen
and Canavan

Members of the Detroit Real
Estate Board stood in silent tri-
butte last week in memory Of
Robert Oakman and Vincent p.
Canavan. longtime Detroit real
tors who died recently
Oakman. possibly Detroits best
known realtor, held membership
in the Detroit Real Estate Board
for % years. Canavan. a member
of the boards appraisal committee
at the time of his death. left a
record of almost continuous serv-
ice upon board committees during
his % years as a local realtor.
We've lost two very valuable
members" declared James f.
Atkinson. board president, ar
the conclusion OF the memorial
ceremony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

Fifty dollars month Tor 10
will pay for a surprisingly
good domestic in wide variety OF
locations today, Charles +.
Brown, president of Thompson
Brown Company, pointed out Sat-
urday.
"And $50 or more a month
saved In war bonds will become
a stable building fund In
short time" he added. "Tbe
combination Of land and war
bonds will mean home when
war ends TO the folks who really
want a home and the independ-
ence, security and happiness
that 60 with 1t.
'1f you have job tn do, the
quicker you get IL done the
better. This Is just as true ap-
piled to becoming q land owner
as II Is to anything else. IL you
want a piece of land buy 1t, and
IL you buy 1t pay for II and
own IT,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Get Ready NoU'

"Get ready now 10 build your
after-the-w victory home"
Arthur J. Scully. president of
Arthur J. Scully Company and
member OF the Association for
Future Security, advised Sat-
urday.
"YOur victory home II the
home you will he ready TO build
when peace Is declared, provided
you buy land now, get 1t paid
for, develop II as your future
domestic and hack II up with n
war bond building fund large
enough to proceed with con-
structiOn.
"You don't need to wait until
the war ends to start planning
for your victory home. You can
buy the land upon which to put
II right now and you can develop
your land during the war period
so it will he ready for building.
You can plan your future homo
and its location on your land.
You can figure costs and set up
q savings budget for war bond
investment large enough to
fiannce construction at the end
OF the war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
EDRA Directors
Luncheon Guests

Members Of the board OF direc-
tors of the Eastern Detroit Realty
Association will be luncheon guests
Of the United Northwestern Realty
Association at 12:15 p. m. next
Thursday at Fisher YMCA. j.
Warner WoIfston. who holds men,
bership in both associations, will
be in charge of the meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
NetD Exemption

The order also exempted from
L-4l all construction started prior
to January which is necessary
for the conversion or substitution
of heating equipment permit
use OF fuel other than oil. cleo
tricity or gas. Previously, this ex-
emption had applied only TO the
Eastern States and to Oregon and
Washington.
Under WPB regulations. the sale
or delivery Of equipment 10 be
used for converting equipment
burning oil or gas TO coal-burnine
equipment is exempt from the re-
strictions OF Plumbing and Heating
Order Lis.