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Evening star., 1944-04-02
Stronger Workers
Held Red Cross Need

Saying that she used to have to
give Red Cross workers overseas
days eff" occasionally because they
did not have the stamina to take
seven-day week, Miss Mary K.
Browne, South Pacific area Red
Cross director, challenged District
physical education instructors yes
terday to produce stronger" girls.
Although her workers were in
perfect health and were desperate
ly eager to do the best job possible,
Miss Browne told the District Ply
sical Education Association, at the
Wardman Park Hotel, that this
mysterious lack of staying power"
sometimes handicapped them. She
herself never took a day off in 20
months in Australia and New
Guinea, she said.
j. Dallas Shirley, vice president
of the association, presided.
Evening star., 1944-04-02
Embassy Exhibits 10 Mark
Opening Of Relief Center

A costume and textile arts ex-
hibit sponsored by IL United Ma
tionS' embassies, whose relief COM
mittees are now established at the
United Nations War Relief Center,
will feature the official opening of
the headquarters at l72O I street
NV, at $3.50 pm. Sunday, April 16.
The nations that loaned art pieces
for the exhibit, which will remain at
the center for one month and will
be open daily from noon to pm
are: Belgium, China, Czechoslovakia,
France, Great Britain, Greece, Lux
embourg, Netherlands, Norway, Po-
land, Russia and Yugoslavia.
The official opening of the center
will be under the direction of Mrs.
Charles Dewey, chairman of the
Program Committee.
Evening star., 1944-04-02
u. 5. Answers Colombian
IPrimaie' S Plea for Rome
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOGOTA, Colombia, April L.
United States Ambassador Arthur
Bliss Lane addressed letter to
Archbishop Ismael Perdomo of Bo-
gotta, the primate of Colombia, to-
day, saying President Roosevelt
equally shares your eycellencys
concern voiced in the name of 81
|prelates and 100000 Catholics OF
Colombia for the conservation OF
Rome"
Mr.. Lanes letter was accompanied
by copy of Mr.. Roosevelt's state
ment of March IA which declared
the Nazis were using the Holy City
as military base.
It answers officially the arch
Evening star., 1944-04-02
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D C. A-fS
SUNDAY, T.

bishops plea for the safety of Rome
which was cabled to Mr.. Roosevelt
and Prime Minister Churchill on
March IA.
Evening star., 1944-04-02

ADVERTISEMENT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
iedemans Started EarIy

Mary and nellie Tiedeman, who, with parents IN.
Carson hedemans went up Vanderbilt from time they
were tiny youngsters expert skiers They
Smith College With their classmates they 20 skiing over
veek-ends at Stowe Brattleboro, VI.
The Donald Louths of Cranbrook have ski lodge At
Oscoda and are up there this weekend
Mrs. Avan Macauey Jr Mrs. Edward C. Parker and
Mrs David Wallace have Oscoda for the
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Lee II expect 20 UP next
weekend
The c. Thorn Murphys who belonged 10 the Vanderbilt
Club spent New Years skiing Gaylord where the Wander
bilt Club ski tow is run by the Board Of Commerce.
1t David o. Farrand III is home this weekend from Camp
Croft Spartanburg C., spend short leave with Mrs.
Farrand and their five children.
Pat Murphy Of the Charles r. Murphys of Crosse
Pointe who army forces transferred
from Syracuse, y. Y. to Nashville Tenn.
David Finnie leaves Jan. % for Fl. Sheridan
And. that same day his parents the Haldeman Fnnea
and his sister Janet will depart for Miami Beach they
will stay weeks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

The George Coleman Booths of Bloomfield Hills who
considered the most expert skiers this part
the country planning go Sauveur later in the
Marian Miller and her brother Sidney just back from
Stowe, Vt. where they had glorious skiing
They were Joined by Nancy Murray Dodge of New York
and daughter Of the Pecva Dodge formerly of Crosse
Poin'e
Isabel and Edith Seyburn left last week for the same
winter resort.
Joan Lambert, daughter of the Charles Lambers Of
Crosse Pone, who another ski enthusiast her
self lucky girl because she combine her favoe sport
with her schooling
Joan goes TO St Marysin the Mountains Lttleton In
northern New Hampshire skiing is part of the daily
recreation
The girls in training for a real test of their
ability for in February the school will give house party
when students and their guests will Mountain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
The DOWGger'S DOgg"r"I
Get War JOBS to Cure Ills,
Doctors Advise Women

go LET your httle CUES
y tons go.
Unless you're really in:
And If You c5n-do war
work
You'll find that better
still
EoR busy men and
L women
D6nt imagine symptoms
new,
They're healthier and hap
pier
Because they're working.
too.
assurance about some new
imaginary MI
II didn't matter so much m
The past, but today no doctor
has time for anything that IS
Continued on Page Two)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Wood-Ho88 Wedding to Be Feb. %;
Shower at F. Il. MeNin8er Home
BIRMINGHAM Jan *

BIRMINGHAM Jan -
CUZANNE WOOD. daughter
\ Of Nlr and Mrs II G Wood
Of Wimbledon DIVE. has set
Feb q as the date Of her mar
rage to Pfc. Paul HoCc son Of
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Hoge Of
Beverly road
Among Tho entertainments
for Miss Wood VIII be a shower
ON Feb. - which Mrs + II
Melhnger and Mrs Walter
Elliott viii give a the Melhnger
home on Suffeld road
Harry Winston .Jr, Jerry Gil
lette and Bruce -VanDusan who
have spent long vacation A.
their Birmingham homes left
Monday 10 return to Dcerfeld
school
Patricia Knowles daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William II.
knowles NJ Lincoln road was
honor guest at a tea gwen
Tuesday by Mrs Kenneth r
Gibson Patty Will leave next
week 10 return 10 Wellesley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

home ~ her parents. Mr. and
Mr., Robert r Grindley on
Puritan ruad over next week
end A group of Wellesley class
mates who return 10 school next
week are planning a luncheon m
Detroit before entrainlng In
cIGdod viii be Jean Craig of
Pontiac, Doris GetSlnger of De
Uoit and Mango Downing Of
Crosse PnInte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Doris Franklin 10 Wed

Mr. and Mrs Floyd a Frank
IAN OF Winthrop Lane have an
nounced the engagement If
their daughter Doris to Pic.
George r Stel1er son of Mr.
and Nh, Walter A. Stcller of
Urbana O
Both young people attended
Deni>on University where Doris
iS now q lunor Pic. Stelzer is
p member ot the ASTp a. the
University of Michigan
Richard Brandt son of M
and Mrs Arthur J Brandt ot
kcnncsaW avenue was home for
brief visit from Charlottesville.
Va. where he recently received
hl> engineering degree from tho
University. OF Virginia He has
been receiving NAVY E-l2 train
ing There ard left Saturday for
Annapolis where ne IS now as
signed tor officers training.
Arthur Brandt loft Sunday for
Coronado Beach, Cal. and Mrs
Brandt will Join him there in
fortnight.
1t. and Mrs William L. Shaft
ner and their small son have left
after a short visit with II. Shaft
ner'S parents. Mr. and Mrs. w.
Lawrence Shafner Of Wlmhle-
ton Drive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

Smith ~ hcr home on Fairfax
road, and this evening Mr. and
Mrs Godfrey Strelnger are
entertaining ~ dinner IN their
home on Dorchester road
David Raymond was host ~
dinner Monday evening 10 Mary
Ward Of Pontiac Sandra Britt
Of Grand Rapids and Tom Dick
Inson Of Ann Arbor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
The Eternal Gift
Film 10 Be Shown

AFTER a short business Ses-
sion OF The Mothers Club OF
Central High School Monday.
The motion picture. The Eter-
nal Gift@tfhc Mass with ac-
companying narrative by MSgF.
Fulton J Sheen. viii be shown
The meeting is scheduled for
2 p. m. IN the school auditorium
Belmont ~ John r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Booths OF to St. Sauveur

They now are expert skiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Buffet Supper Ready

When Tho skaters voted 10 ad-
iourn 10 The house 10 warm up.
buffet supper was waiting for
them and after they got their
second wind. Miss ErkfitI took
her troupe 10 the recreation
room for the treat of the eve
ming She is a very capable
Photographer and has a Won
derful collection Of homemade
movies, which she showed her
guests
The pictures were taken ~
Llggett during festivals PLAYS
and class parties, and Of COURSE.
each guest had the fun Of find
ing herself on the screen in un-
expected moments. To make
her collection complete. Miss
Erkft1 took all sorts Of shots
Of her guests at the party TOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Mrs. Waldo Extends Visit

Catching up on travel notes
we find that Mrs. {. Gilbert
Waldo Jr. Of Country Club lane
VII not return home until Feb
ruary from New York City Mrs
Waldo went 10 New York sou
eral weeks ago 10 stay with
her Sister-in-law. Mrs. William
Derby. and now she has a brand
new niece 10 keep her much oC-
cupied there.
Mrs. l.. Rothe FAR Of Moran
road. Crosse Poipte Farms, iS
home again after a wonderful
visit with her son. s DC Fred
erick Buchanan Farr who Is A.
Auburn State College In Au-
burn Ala, under the navy
training program
Mr. Farr accompanied his
wife 10 Alabama. bat returned
10 Detroit a few days later The
Fairs other son. Pfc Lewis r
Farr Jr rs now stationed M
New Guinea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
)ON'T bother our ply

DON'T bother our ply
IL Icians
Without real cause today
Don't Hnger in their office.
You'll JUST be in the way
THE days are past when
4 doctors
Could give this comforf
asked; AA'N
But now they're badly over
worked
WIN really vital tasks.
This doggerel is by request
Two physicians were complain
ing the other day about several
Crosse Polnte women who
spend their time in unnecessary
trips 10 the doctors To- ask re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Move From Lake 10 Yard

The Frkftl home is lu,t a
hail block from Lake ST Clan
So the party skated there until
darkness A. this point. the IN
gonlous hostess marShalcd her
classmates over - hcr backyard
where large doOdhgh'S re-
tealed brand new skating
rink II Was the initial TROUT
for The rink since II was luSt
completed last week. and from
all reports, IS huge success.
Those attending were The
Misses Lard Bcamer, Glnry
liehh. Joyce SHELTON Ginnl
Arnold. Barbara Allen. Pam
Know lSon. Ruth Dufdeld Gym
this Finn, Joan Rockwell Jan
TarbIe, Jane Haskell. Pat Baum
gartcn. Llany Morgan. Bran
Brewster and LIZZIE Murphy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Los Angeles Visitor

Mrs Rue Thompson Smith NJ
Los Angeles Nrho has been visit
ing MI and Mrs Harold r.
Klein of Beech road left Mon
day TO spend several days with
Mr. and Mrs {. Mahannah
Of Green Lake She was guest
of honor at several delightful
parties during her visit and will
spend this weekend with her
son and daughtCr-in-law Mr.
and Mrs J. w. Smith AT their
home on Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. Vance n Day on FRIDAY.
entertained at tea for Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
X BIZ
through
1lnyki;r
Skiing Fans
Lose Their
Vanderbilt
Slide Must
90 East or
toCanada

NJ ANY Of those hardy Mayfartes who are ski de-
N III voices, that the ski slide Vanderbilt no
MI longer is working, travelling the Laurentians
n or the New England mountains for their favorite
sport.
The Vanderbilt club house you recall closed because
the ski train taken off last year.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Browning Mann of Crosse Ponte
and their children, Judith and David leaving week
for Washington D. c. and New York and will go
to ST. Sauveur the Laurenans for skiing
Mr. and Mrs Mann took the children Vanderbilt where
they learned to ski when they five
David will be eleven in the spring and Judith is nine
They expert skiers
Evening star., 1944-06-25

Since he killed those eight Jops lone ohoee Boueone
gun empoement Pvt Jones hove dismissed nothing
thon Yon should do considering the 10 % Of op Ameoons
killed for When the l9 old Moune visited his omy here this
spring told them nothing about though he could hove them
deo without being tokno much
eove.
his omy we'll everybody else the deed light
Sto Medal for his heroism at the Son Diego Colt Mone
Purple Heort
which his 8 months stretch Son
DIEGO been his his o duty
bit of which lifted Pvt Jones the dromoc
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-02

Mr.. William A. Gest with long
experience on hard OF hearing
problems, will conduct a free Gin
ic for the hard OF hearing at the
Huron Hotel on Friday. August
18th from / p. m. 10 p. m.
Mr.. Gest takes an understand.
ing interest in helping the hard
OF hearing. and is we'll qualified
TO make scientifically correct fit
tincs OF bone and air conduction
Instruments
The new ACQUISITION Sresch.Hear.
ing Test will he given free as well
as a private demonstration OF the
new Symphonic ACQUISITION hear
INK aid which Is based on u. 8.
Government findings, and made by
Americas oldest hearing aid man.
ufacturer. Simply call at the Ho.
tel at time mentioned above. Eve
ming appoin iment for a demonstra-
ton in your own home may be-
had by phoning the hotel, on above
date. (Ev)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-02

futile Hill, Mich. Aug. Rev
and Mrs. Charts :. Carey have re-
turned home from a visit with rela-
tives in Ohio. Mrs. Carey spent
most of her time with her sister
near Bellefontaine, who is very
Ill. and Mr.. Carey visited other
friends and attended Goshen Quart
erly meeting Of the Friends So
ciety.
Mrs. Fannie Campbell and Miss
10 Anne Campbell spent last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Day, Platt
Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Stocum and
sons, David and Quentin Bruce, Up
silanti. were recent guests at the
Ralph Cots home and all enjoyed
an out door weiner roast.
Guests sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Petit were Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Chambers and
family, Detroit.
Miss Dorothy Petit spent Sun
dav afternoon with Miss Phyllis
Hearl. Paint Greek.
Glenn Savinski has been under
the doctors care suffering from in
lection in his leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Nichols.
Stock bridge, spent Sunday after
noon at the o. r. Darling home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvis Eubanks,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-02

LONDON-AP- The board OF
Directors Of Reuters announced
Tuesday the appointment OF Chris.
TOPPER J. Chancellors as sole gen.
eral manager. The appointment
conceded with the retirement Of
w. ]. Moloney. with whom Chancel-
lor has been serving jointly as
general manager Of the news agen.
cy which Baron de Reuter- founded
in the middle of the 10Th century.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-02
Cali nnity Town
By EOery Queen

pigheaded. Jim's death has done
something to me, though. l don't
know why it should, because it
hasn't changed the facts one iota.
He's still the only one who could
have poisoned Nora's cocktail, and
he's still the only one who had any
conceivable motive 10 want her to
die. And yet I'm not so sure
any more"
"Since when?" asked Ellery in a
peculiar tone.
"Since the report came in that he
was found dead"
"Why should that make a differ
ence?"
Carter put his head between his
hands. Because there's every rea-
son TO believe the car he was driv-
ing didn't go through that rail into
the ravine by accident"
81 see," said Ellery.
81 didn't want to tell that to the
Wrights. But Dakin and / both
think Jim drove that car off the
road deliberately"
Mr.. Queen said nothing.
"And somehow that made me
think--don't know why it should
have - well, / began to wonder.
Queen!" Carter jumped up. "Please
tell me if you know! l won't sleep
until I'm sure. Did Jim Hai0ht
commit that murder?"
mo"
Carter stared at him. "Then who
did," he asked hoarsely.
Mr.. Queen rose, too. II shant
tell you"
"Then you do know!"
"Yes," sighed Ellery.
"But Queen, you can't"
"Oh, but I can. Don't think it's
easy for me. My whole training
rebels against this sort of-well,
connivance. But like these people.
They're nice people, and they've
been through TOO much. l shouldn't
want to hurt them any more. Let
it CO."
"But you can tell mel" implored
Cart.
"No. You're not sure Of your
self; not yet, Bradford. You're
rather a nice chap. But the grow
ing-up process-it's been retarded"
Ellery shook his head. "The best
thing you can do is forget it, and
get Patty TO marry you. She's crazy
in love with you"
Carter grasped Ellery's arm so
powerfully that the author-detec-
tive WINGED. "But you've got to tell
mel" he cried. "How could l d.
knowing that anyone any one of
them might be ?"
Mr.. Queen frowned in the dark
ness.
"Tell you what I'll do with you,
Cart" he offered at last. "You help
these people get back to normal in
Wrightsville. You chase Patty
Wright off her feet. But if you feel
you're not making Roadway, wire
me. I'm going back home. Send me
a wire in New York and I'll return.
And maybe what I'll have to say to
you and Patty will solve your prob
lem"
Thanks" said Carter Bradford
hoarsely.
This, thought Mr.. Ellery Queen
as he stood on the station platform,
makes me an admiral all over again.
The second voyage Of Columbus q.
He glanced modify at the station
sign. The tail Of the train that had
brought him from New York was
just disappearing around the curve
at Wrightsville Junction three
miles down the line. He had not
been away long-a matter of three
weeks or so.
Ellery hurried TO Ed Hotchkiss's
cab, drawn up on the gravel. AS Ed
drove him uptown" Ellery's hand
frightened in his pocket about the
telegram he had received the nigt
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-02
What They're Whispering in Gotham

twin daughters at the Pump Room
promised to give Arthur a rhum.
ba lesson. Lunched with Larry
Alder and the charming lady. Lar.
ry left by plane that night to Join
Jack Benny. then of to the Paci-
fic area on another tour TO enter.
tain our boys. Larry tells me
Paul Draper could not do HIS usual
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-02

WASHINGTON-AP-The Army
Air Fortress became 81 years old
Tuesday. but today marks the 35th
anniversary of their first flying
machine. From a three-man begin.
ming. the aviation branch has
grown to 1900, 900 officers and men
with $4,000 aircraft.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-02
CHAPTER THIRTY-EIGHT


Pat was suspended between
worlds. She had been sitting beside
Ellery on the porch, waiting for
Carter Bradford to go home. And
now Carter had come out of the
house, fumbling with his disrepu-
table hat and fishing for some
graceful way TO negotiate the few
steps of the porch to reach the
haven of night shadows on the
lawn.
81 don't think there's anything
you can have 10 say that I'd want
TO hear" said Carter huskily; but
he made no further move to leave
the porch.
"Ellery-don't," cautioned Pat,
taking his hand in the gloom.
Ellery declared, "I've got TO. This
man thinks he's a martyr. You
think you're being heroine in some
Byronic tragedy. You're both fools.
and that's the truth"
Good night" snapped Carter
Bradford.
"Wait, Bradford. It's been diff
cult time and an especially difficult
day. And / shan't be in Wrights-
vile much longer. I've been here
much too long already. Now there's
nothing to keep me-nothing at
all"
Spare me your tender fare
wells" sneered Cart. Then he
laughed sheepishly and sat down on
the step near them. Don't pay any
attention to me, Queen. I'm in a
fog these days"
Pat gaped at him. "Cart--you7
Being humble?"
"I've grown up a bit these past
few months" mumbled Cart.
There's been heap of growing
up around here these past few
months" said Mr.. Queen mildly
"How about you two being sensible
and proving it,"
Pa took her hand away. "Please,
Ellery-"
al know Pm meddling, and the
lot of the meddler is hard" sighed
the author-detective. "But just the
same, howSabout it,"
81 thought you were in love with
her" said Cart gruffly.
al am"
"Elleryl" cried Pat. "You never
once"
an be in love with that funny
face of yours as long as / live,
said Mr.. Queen wistfully. "It's a
lovely face. But the trouble is, Pat
that you're not in love with ME.
Pat stumbled over a word, then
decided to say nothing.
you're in love with Cart"
Pat sprang from the porch chair
"What if l we're! Or am! People
don't forget hurts!"
"Oh, but they do said Mr.
Queen. People are more forgetful
than you'd think"
ats impossible stressed Pat
tightly. "This is no time for sill
ness, anyway. You don't seem Il
realize what's happened to US il
this town. We're pariahs. It's JUS
Lola and me now to help Pop anc
Muth hold their heads up. I'm not
going to run out on them now, when
they need me most"
an help you, Pat" said Cart.
"Thanks! Wen do it on our
own"
Pat stood there for a moment
then she said goodnight in an an
cry voice and went into the house
The door huffed. Ellery and Carter
sat in silence for some time.
Queen" said Cart at last
ayes, Bradford"
"This isn't over, is lit"
"What do you mean"
81 have the most peculiar feeling
you know something don't"
"Oh," nodded Mr.. Queen.
Carter slapped his hat against
his thighs. 81 won't deny I've beer
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-02

routine in Mexico City. high al.
titude. Every time | talk TO
columnist nd ask a question they
answer me with one: who killed
Sir Harry Oakes?' I'll take time
out soon on that one o.. have just
written the Duke OF Windsor on
the Cakes matter.