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Evening star., 1944-05-31
Netherlands Minister
Sees Smaller Nations
Against Big 4 Rule

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 3l.-Foreign Min
lister Eelco N. Van Kleffens of the
Netherlands said today that the
smaller nations Of Europe could not
support any postwar program plac-
ing control of world affairs in the
hands of four or five great powers.
Commenting on Prime Minister
Churchill's advocacy of q postwar
council controlled by the greatest
states, the Netherlands foreign min
lister said:
Experience gained in this and
previous wars shows that the actual
conduct of operations is a matter for
very few, but 1t is a very different
Evening star., 1944-05-31
|Disney's New Film Cartoon
will Be Saga Of Music

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, May 3I.--Walt
Disney made an all-musical car
toon, Fantasia" using only the
classics--and Leopold Stokowski.
Today. in New York, his studio
announces, he Is starting another
Evening star., 1944-05-31

musical cartoon, Swing Street..
saga OF music. Benny Goodman will
do the hot stun and is reassembling
an orchestra for the picture.
For the swing section, animated
animals will portray the action.
Other figures and cartoon charac-
ters win be used to illustrate the
mood and action of Peter and the
Wolf," by Prokofieff; Glare d
Lune," by Debussy land recorded
by Stokowski).
Evening star., 1944-05-31

either part of the league or indie.
pendent of 1T, with jurisdiction over
strictly legal questions.
5. Mediation machinery - This
would function within the frame
work Of the assembly, designed espe-
cially to handle boundary disputes
and similar important subjects.
Evening star., 1944-05-31
THE EVENING STAR. Washington. D. C. - A.
~

postwar security, Vice Minister OF
Foreign Affairs X. c. WI said today.
Our government under Chang
Kai-shek always has been an advo-
cate Of international organization
for collective security" Wu said.
I'VE heartily indorse Secretary
Hulps proposal
Evening star., 1944-05-31
Chinese Heartily
lndorse Proposal

CHUNGKING, May 81 R.--
China will be glad to send repre-
sentatives to Washington to discuss
with the United States, Britain and
Russia formation of an interna-
tional organization to maintain
Evening star., 1944-05-31

One. pound OF waste cooking fats
makes enough glycerin to manu-
facture one-third pound gun
powder,
Evening star., 1944-03-12
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SOFT DRESSY SUIT Ut
terIy feminine version Of your
odored three-button suit.
lOO9o wool crepe in blue, gold,
melon, green or brown; sizes
Il to l6 in the group--29.95
Thrift Saifs. Third Floo,.
Evening star., 1944-03-12
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koMAN,S SOFT SUIT

FobuIousIy fIotterine to mo-
ture curves, this exquisite
lOOoo wool crepe suit! Blue,
navy or brown; sizes 35I2 to
Al v in the group---59.95
Better Salts. Third Floor
Evening star., 1944-03-12
THE HECHT CO.. STREET AT SEVENTH

(Sketehsd ieft)
SHORT JACKET SUIT Our
exclusive james Roxton 1000
wool gobordine with the new
tightly buttoned jacket. Red,
navy or brown; sizes 10 to l8
in the group--------49.95
Better Saifs, Third Floor
Evening star., 1944-03-12
Better Salts, Third Floor

It's orchids Easter morning for you'll look your pretes
in the suit that fotters you most the soft utterly feminine
little suit Maybe will fount the shorter tightly buttoned
jacket maybe will be cardigan a cuowoy maybe it will
have tuks folds scuIptued dope Whatever your CHOICE
your Hech Co. suit will eomorize And will be coIou
the which groces your lapel for we've to that
your pretty Easter coors here the glowing reds and god
the romantic ocs and bues-even Easter Sunday navy and
suove black.
Suit Shops Third Floor Of Fashions, The Hech Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
P|ayoffs Start
In Cage Loop

Playoffs Tor The Greater De-
troit Basketball Association cham
pionship begin at Hackett Field
House This Tunday night when
three games are scheduled
Briggs plays Brewster at 7:30
p. m. in the opener. Suffrln, only
unbeateH team IN the second half
OF the regular schedule, meets
Dearborn at $50 and Jaglowicz
tackles Police at $50.
Bob Kerr, Police star shot took
season scoring honors with 131
points. but Connie O'Connor of
Dearborn. who averaged more
than 13 per game, was the point
hero He played only seven games
and piled up 90 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Fox Chase Thrilling

This writer rs IN between haV-
ing enjoyed FOX Chases in Oakland
County and IN other parts of
Michigan we are not deaf 10 the
appeal of that kind of sport But,
having seen the feathers and other
evidence Of Bre'r Fox destruC-
tlveneSs to game and farm poul-
try. we can't shut our eyes and
go with the idea of letting the
fox 60 scot free.
We feel that IN certain parts
of the state there Is no room for
foxes. In other sections of the
state. even If il has 10 be 10y
SufferanCe. we think the boys are
not unreasonable IN asking for
certain closed periods.
In the hill country VIC feel that
the fox serves some good purposes
that help wipe out his oVertncSs.
our appeal 10 both sides is 10 be
temperate IN views and words,
We take this opportunity 10
congratulate Harrington for that
IS exactly what he IS doing get
ting both sides Of the controversy.
William p. Scott. a director of
the Michigan Fox Hunters As
ISOLATION, is scheduled 10 speak
at their club at an early date
10 present his views.
Other speakers including Of
fC1aiS from private fes hunting
clubs should be- asked 20 present
their side The final decision
should decide one ON two cues
tonS What provides the most
recreation 10 the greatest num-
Der, fox hunting or upland game
hunting m Oakland County. Both
cannot survive IN the same area.
Sportsmens clubs everywhere
would do well TO foIoW HarrinC.
ton plan Of settling arguments
At least we all can he charitable
and not waste our time fighting
each other when our interests are
common in the whole picture OF
gerNatQD promotion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

drive on fox has been accom-
phshed they have the stomachs
of AN dead foxes analyled.
This more. or less weather
beaten adherent and apostle OF
outdoor recreation Cuwr through
the wears has seen and hoard
enough 20 mellow ms bclhgcrcnCv
and flair for fuSSinC with the
other fellow about Inns personal
viewpoints on craftsmanship,
In our editorial capacity We
are exposed 10 extreme views
and impatient characters touch
ing on every imaginable phase of
conservation AXc-haXe- 1Ilad-tn
be charitable i'm our reactions be-
cause We. too. recall that We have
had radical notions from time 10
time which fuller information and
give and take attitude completely
changed
MOI that we are in the habit
OF changing our mind over night
in fundamental convictions, but
We are inclined 10 bob about SOME
on faddish things, that spring up
now and then. only 20 die from
lack Of merit or pracucabllltN.
There are some controversial
matters that never can be settled
10 the satisfaction of all Take
this fox business over in Oakland
County. a few days ago We re-
ceived letter from soldier
tl4.-a+ 49, 4+-e-i tr1-
interest. IN our files are many
letters breathing death and de
Strucuon 10 all foxes everywhere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
In the Open
oakland Co. Fox
Game Plunderinq
Worry SportsmeD
Nv Don GLLIES

4--r-are Fr7-v x rf7F NIX Or
an extremely controversial story
appearing IN the February issue
Of tho Oakland County sports
man. official organ of Zee Oakland
County SporiSmon Club am orr
canIlation OF some 5.400 hunters
and anglers
Written by Ray Harrington.
secretary Of The club, the story
becomes cmhrolcd IN an argu-
mcnt with A. r. Ray pos Gray.
Detroit. who claims that Mr.. Rcy-
nard lives principally on field mice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
a HEARING AID
ALONE is
NOT ENOUGH

No one hearing aid ever made can
meet everybody, needs, heesuse every
bodys hearing loss - different You
can't hear with another mans hear
ing aid any more than YOU can read
with his glasses. That - why Sono-
tone insists that scientific, personalized
fitting is Just az important as the
hearing aid itself. Let Us make your
Audiogrsm without charged d
show you why individuaIzed fitting
rs vital 20 better hearing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Louis Klein Stakes
Mat Title 10Th Time
Rufus Jones, Negro grappler
with the herculean build, Will be

I n Q sixteenth
Ffappler TO get
a era c k at
Louis Klein 5
junior h e a V y
title in t h @
main . event of
T u e s d a Y s
wrestling card
at + airy ! ew
Gardens.
O { h Q T
matches ar Q:
a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
ONTARIO

CFCO. Chatham. $50 p m.
THURSDAY CKOC Hamilton l-aN
p. m. Saturday; CKCR Kitchener
A:15 .. m. Friday; CkCO Ottawa.
els p. m. Friday: GIGS, STRAIT
ford. IT'S p. m FRIDAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

Club of Hastings and the Ottawa
River Beagle Club of Ann Arbor
are conducting trials next Sunday.
Virgil Bishop. Lansing, and Frank
O'Dell. Grand Rapids, l.. +. Eisen-
berg. Lansing, and w. +. Town
send. Grand Rapids. are Judges in
the Hastings trial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

The Michigan Sportsman's As
Sociation ef Royal Oak will hold
a members shooting dog, puppy
and derby trials next Sunday at
IS Mile road and Greenfield.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

Grubmier vs.. Tiger Jack Moore,
Rtfse-t4-'-s-fi,t-AFF2et -ffiv artf
Nick Billings vs.. Whitley VAIL
berg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

anything bat
tasty pleas
ants rabbits.
b ir q s a n q
TTfThIIIet
NJ r. r. p y
severely Crltl-
ClZeS tho Oak
4 II n I 0tITlTN
s port uen' S
Club for pro
noting a $1,000
county bounty
suggesting that
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
HOLD SPRINGER LECTURES

English Springer Spaniel
club OF Michigan have voted 10
conduct an educational lecture
on obedience and field trial
training each month. The first
will be held AZ Northwestern
Field House, Grand River and
Wreford, April 10. Charles
Frank and GUY Durgan will he
instructors and lecturers Dur
gan il one of the outstanding
field trial trainers in this sec
ton. while Frank, owner Of
Sally of DuCkenfield. il Consid-
cred one of the best obedience
trainers in the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
-4pER FOR FtFbE

Victory Model, one of the best
little female BOStOns seen IN
nelrnit -Snme time, - in 1T
Cinnati this weekend for their
show. owned by Hilda Neighbor.
I5t25 Wisconsin. Victory Model
- half Way Ia her championship.
having won three points in
Cleveland last weekend and
four points AZ the Westminster
show a month ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Detroit Dogs Enter
2 Ontario Shows

0n honor dos owned In The States
Westminster Show held annually Madison
Square York Second this international
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
MICHIGAN

WJLB. Detroit. 12:15 n N. Sat
tirtiSv N Or T int. ftt-f7 =. tt
Saturday; WLAV, Grand Rapids
$50 p. m. tCWT) Friday NlBM,
jackson. 5 2. NJ. tCMTl FRIDAY
WIN. Lansing, 9 p. N. FRIDAY
WKBZ. MuSkegon 7.l5 p. m
(CWTl Friday: VICAR Pontiac
4:45 p. m Thursday; Wills. Port
Huron, 1870 m Thursday;
WSNN. Saginaw rs p. m
(CWT) Friday: WTCM, Traverse
CITY. $50 p. m. iCW'T) WedneS-
day: WINS. IronwoOd. ! Is p. ~
tCWTl Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Tale of Dope Ring
On Air Show
Trapping OF Smusslers
Queen 70 Be Related

How They Trapped Ia Nsoha-
the Queen Of Dope SmugglerS, is
the title of FRONT PAGE
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
BEAGLE TRIALS

The Southern Michigan Beagle
Club of Ann Arbor TRIALS are on IN
thai c-l4.- 1ndal- -ST994t A--'f4a+
William Lynch both of Detroit.
arc the Judges Wolverine Beagle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
For After Bath
DER KISS
TALCUM
POWDER

R e fire S h in G, de-
lightfully scented!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

-cRFSTA-tHi7t7- may be 1ust what
you need. Ger q can TO-DAY. lst II
90 10 work for you and SOC how
delighted youll he with 49, u rs
pleasant mild IcOnt4Lus no thyroid
nse only as dirccied make II NJ,
FORE meals ~ A LIQUID. Gen
prous supply $3.50.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-10
CUPBOARD MOTORS
NOES AUTO PARTS Dial 4-612s

WE BUY-And pay more cash for
all makes and models of cars from
1887 to 1925. We pay as high as
$500 for '37s, $500 for 'S8s, $500
for 1875. $700 for 40's. $1,000 for
AIS. We will pay full list price for
1912 cars with low mileage. We also
buy trucks Of ali years from 1887
to 1925. Write today giving make.
year, model, mileage car has been
driven, general condition Of car
and tires and your phone number.
Address Box No. 8, Waterbury
Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-10
LiUe Stock
Cattle and Swine
46 Dogs, Cats, Pets

LARGE Rabbits, pedigreed stock,
10 to Is lbs. ready to breed. Does
and Bucks, Peter Ricci, 154 Orange
Street.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-10


If not more than one Primary
Ticket is presented, tho voting place
for all districts will be at Demo-
cratic Headquarters, 70 North Main
street.
Each ticket to be voted upon must
be presented at meeting OF the
Democratic Town Committee on the
fourth day preceding the Primaries
saturday, April IS, 194N and must
be accompanied by deposit OF
Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00) for
each voting district in which tick
ct is presented, in cash or certified
check, payable to TREASURER,
DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMIT
TEE. Said meeting shall be in ses-
sion between the hours Of 800 and
300 p. m. (War Time) at Democra-
tic Headquarters, 70 North Main
Street. There shall also be present.
ed to the Town Committee separ-
ate list Of street addresses Of each
Delegate appearing on said ticket.
There shall at the same time be
presented to the Town Committee
with each ticket list Of names and
addresses Of persons chosen to act
as Tellers, two from each voting
district In which said ticket is to be
voted upon and no person shall be
eligible to act as Teller unless his
name appears on the latest revised
Democratic Primary List for said
voting district.
DATED AT WATERBURY, CON-
NECTICUT: April 10, 1914.
DEMOCRATIC
tAa TOWN COMMITTEE
II MAURICE F. TANGNEY,
Chairman.
4-1O-1t
Evening star., 1944-06-15
Five "Cotnfort Zones"
help you get better sleep in
1rar-Hme-trith proper support

r-Hme-With proper support
Your head weighs less than your torso feet weigh es
than your shoulders Steons 6 Foster have designed
this mattress with con0for five separate
ponents filled with varying amounts Of resilient long
staple felt matched the weight of your body Th
result is support where maximum support shoue
be soft comfort where soft comfort most desirable TwIr
and double blue royon don1osk covering
Mattress and Box Spring, s44.5o each
and Bedding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
T-COupOns
Issued

OPA applications for T gasoline
coupons for the first quarter Of
1915 will he received by local war
price and rationing boards begin
ing today.
OPA officials stated that all
users have been notified by card.
They pointed out that the date
for accepting transport renewals
has been moved up 10 eliminate
delays in the issuance of rations
for the first quarter.
In no case will the OPA act on
the applications before Dec. ID,
according to Norman Rouff. OPA
gasoline milage rationing officer.
Transport operators will not be
required 10 present their certifi-
Gates of war necessity 10 the local
boards and will be notified when
TO pick Up their rationS. he said.
OPA will notify the ODT when
applicants fail TO appear for their
renewal rationS by the Both day
following the quarter, Rouff de-
clared."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
soUTHERNERs JOIN IN

Some southern ocrats
loined in the SqHabble, aiming
their vutrS al w. l.. Clayton
slated 10 be IN charge of foreign
economic negotiations IN the state
depa rtncni. Clayton headed An-
dcrSon. Clayton and Co. Of fious-
ton. Tex. the worlds largest cot
ton firm.
THE Senate was dissatisfied
with the appointments" said
Chandler. These men are going
10 deal with vital problems Of
peace. There have been rum
bIings about connections invOiv-
ing dealings with fOreig
interests in cotton and oil.
II cOnStrue the Senate action
a. demand for public hear
ings"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
Blocks Shifts
In State Dept.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 7 GNS)
A New Deal revolt threatened
today 10 force Senate rejection OF
some OF President Roosevelts APP
pointments to top-ranking state
department posts.
The revolt. so strong and I'M
expected that IL stunned Demo-
cratic Senate leaders, also may
wreck the proposed reorga ANIMATION
of the department in preparation
for peace and postwar problems.
BALK AT FOUR
BY vote OF 81 70 u, the
Senate referred back TO the for
eign relations committee four
nomination They are Joseph c.
Grew, 10 be underSecretary of
state; w. l.. Clayton. Nelson A.
Rockefeller and Archibald Mac
Leish. TO be assistant secretaries.
Leaders in the movement today
declared that they construed
Senate action TO mean that public
hearings will be held TO ascertain
the views of the four appointees
on problems of peace and the
world economic future.
Senator Connally aD) OF Texas,
chairman of the foreign relations
committee. angered by the Senate
action. declared that I'VE will see
what we will do" He said he did
not expect 10 hold open hearings.
HACKERS OF REVOLT
The revolt has been stirred by
some New Deal newspapers, in
Guiding hackers of Vice President
Wallace and leaders OF the liberal
and left wings Of the New Deal.
Among the New Deal senators
who refused the request for i'm
mediate confirmation were Wag-
ner and Mead Of New York /;
Guffey Of Pennsylvania; Murray
of Montana: O'Mahoney Of Wy
oming. and Kllgore OF West Nir-
GINA.
The Senate fight. however, split
various factions. Some Repubi-
cans voted 10 send the nomlna-
lions back. while Senators Clark
Cd of Missouri, and Chandler
Cd OF Kentucky were among
those demanding this action. Clark
announced opposition only 10 Mac
Leish. while Chandler said he
sought only 10 gain information
ahniit tho mon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
Speed Mark Set
LIN Plane Parts

DENVER, Dec. 7 QNS)-Dis-
tance has been annihilated in to-
days battle of production.
An A-26 bomber, arriving In
Denver last night with 5000
pounds of critical material, re-
turned 10 Wichita. Kan. this
morning with the metal converted
into shining new airplane parts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
Plunqes TO Death

WASHINGTON. Dec. I (INS)
Jane ID. Harding, 80. formerly
of Chicago, today plunged TO her
death from her sixth floor apart
ment in fashionable Connecticut
avenue. tCoroner A. MagruGer
Macdonald said he believed the
death accidental
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
Heads Monroe Board

MONROE. Dec. 7-Robert L.
Bert. president of the county ClO
council, has been named chair
man Of the Monroe Ration Board,
succeeding Or. Kenneth Noble OF
Milan resigned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
Worker Badly Buried
In Fall Into Fluid Vat

Richard c. Cole. 80, Of $3.50
Barney, was burned critically
today when he fell into vat Of
fluid, the temperature of which
was ], 700 degrees. at the Thomp-
son Products Corp. 1881 Conant.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-13
Wave Recruiting Drive
Will Be Opened Friday
NAME IS SELECTED.
FOR BRIGADE CAMP

The Brigade Boys club camp
is the name selected to designate
the new summer camp for this
organization, located at Porter's
Neck on Middle Sound, officials
announced Saturday.
Now fifty per cent complete, the
camp will be used by the Brigade
Boys club for encampment dur
ing June and July. Last year the
boys used it only as a day camp.
The mess hall will be dedicated
soon to the first service man men,
Der Of the Brigade who has been
killed in action in this war. Efforts
are being made to learn which of
the five Brigade members who
have given their lives died first.
The principal building on the TO-
acre site, the mess hall is 65 feet
long and IS feet wide, with 10
feet porch extending around three
sides. The porch will be used this
summer for sleeping quarters. The
light and water systems have been
completely installed.
Plans call for 10 cabins, meas
uring IS by IS feet, to accom-
modate eight boys and leader
in each. Also to be built will be
hospital cabin, shower house,
and cooks quarters
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-13
Brigade Receives $500
From Scrap Paper Sales

The sale of scrap paper collect
ed by the Brigade Boys club dur
ing the past two months has netted
$500 for the organizations sum-
mer camp building fund, w. E.
Stewart, executive director, re-
vealed Saturday.
A total of 400, 1000 pounds of scrap
paper has been gathered from
throughout the city by this organ
ization since December 9. An aver
age of 1000 pounds is collected
each Saturday by the Brigade club
youths.
In addition to the salvage paper
campaign, the Brigade club boys
are also collecting tin cans. Twen-
lty-six thousand pounds of cans
were gathered in the past two
weeks by them, in addition to the
weekly collection conducted by the
Army, which averages gathering
1000 pounds per week.
Both salvage paper and cans are
sold by the club to the Southern
Junk company.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-13

vice. Most Navy ratings, with the
exception of the sea-going rates,
are, open to the women with the
same pay and allowances as is
offered Navy men.
Over 100 civic organizations will
stand behind the two-score re-
cruiters who will cover every
city and town in the State. Civic
officials have volunteered their aid
in making certain that every
North Carolina woman is aware
of her eligibility and the basic re-
quirements for enlistment.