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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
By FLORENCE VESSELS

Icelandic girls the most beautiful he's
ever seen, according to Robert Ripley of "Believe
It Or Not fame and since thousands of boys
now in Iceland everyone interested in knowing what
kind of people and conditions they will find
And what kind of girls they'll be dating-these American
soldiers who occupying at the request of the lee
land Government this rugged heahu furhrmost outpost
in Western Hemisphere defensel
Tall with charming figures and lovely ankles leeandic
girls blend the blood the North with the Celtic strain of
Ireland Some blonde Brunhilde; are dark
Spaniards It's tremendously interesting combination, the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

"Gudrun PJetursdottir" - in
other words. daughter OF
Pjetur."
And the pretty. blond daugh-
ter whom Jimmy particularly
wanted TO meet would be. say.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

which you can spray on walls
and ceiling. Casein-base paints
are good. too. for getting color
into these rooms.
Third Factor
The third factor Is cost. 1t
governs every bit of remodeling
and decorating we do and Is no
less important in the basement.
Decide how much you can spend
and then organize your plans TO
1T the amount. II there Is a
modest sum to spend. il is bet
ter to plan on doing a simple
job wen than a more preten-
tious one half ways.
Labor Is always a costly item
and where il can be provided by
the family, more can be spent
on materials. II IL must be hired.
get several estimates from re-
liable workmen before you de-
eide so you'll know whether or
not TO cut down on your plans
or expand them.
For men and boys, workshops
have always had a genuine fas-
cination. The distan side, on the
other hand. is supposed to have
little interest in them. yet some
OF the best cellar reclanations
have been workshops by and for
women. A place for everything
and everything in its place is
an old and good maxim to which
most women subscribe.
Individual drawers for little
items save time and temper
when you need them in a hurry.
Painted shapes representing
each tool to be hung up help TO
keep them in their right place.
A can for refuse will keep the
shop from getting untidy and a
storage cupboard for miscellan-
eous articles makes the shop al
ways preSentable.
(Dirtrbuted by Dougherty Syndicate. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
OCT. ~ TO NOV. 2s

OCT. 81 TO NOV. 22
Scorpio-Mass movements,
affairs of broad scope, industrial,
transportation and civic matters
require close attention. thought
full management, judicious fore
thought. Today calls for we'll
ordered plans and sufficient
knowledge.
NOV. 81 TO DEC. 70
Sagittarips-Be as careful as
your neighbors of the sign Scor-
pic are advised 10 be. With sound
judgment and honorable intent
backing your efforts, you can
indulge aggressive measures, ex-
plore new fields and turn the
imaginative into the practical.
DEC. % TO JAN. 81
Capricorn After you have
taken care of necessary work and
other duties, turn to something
restful to the nerves. Revive
your strength for new matters
tomorrow. Guard against fuss
ing.
JAN. 2e TO FEB. 30
Aqnayius-Your star aspects
are more favorable than most
zodiAcal natives this day. Try
something unusual of worth.
Weigh well all advice, accept
only the wisest.
FEB II TO MARCH 90
s-Today viii be very
much what you make it. Work
hard, with precision and with
helpful originality interspersed
through your activities, and re-
suits will be excellent. News of
interest TO your future.
A CHILD born on this day:
A calmly persuasive compan-
ion, an intuitive listener, with a
very receptive mind (if it over
comes tendency to turn far
from the subject at HANDY. Must
correct oversensitiveness. Avoid
damp places; eat fruits and vege-
tables; drink plenty of water.
'opyrisht 1871. King Features synd., Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Booklet News

ARE Y6U smart shopper?
Do you get full value for your
money? Can you tell a bargain
when you see it?
Our booklet HOW TO GET
THE MOST FOR YOUR
MONEY, will help you to a new
knowledge Of fabrics, workman
ship, how to plan wardrobes and
accessories To obtain this book
let. send TEN CENTS in coins 10
the Detroit Times Home Insti-
tute. 1225 Times Square, De-
troit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Thin Girls Should Exercise
To Tone Up Muscles
BY IDA JEAN KAN

= MOST THIN girls think exer-
else Is only for the overweight
and that Is one of the main rea-
sons they find II so difficult to
put on curves. AS a matter OF
fact, exercise is even more inn
portant to the underweight. She
needs higher vitality and the
only way II can be developed IS
by toning the muscles.
Vitality is not in the muscles.
it Is in the organs-but good
muscle tone means a better
functioning system.
Thin girls benefit most from
outdoor activities, for they inn
prove the appetite and nervous
system. The rule should be not
less than one hour a day IN the
fresh air. preferably two hours
Now that Spring has arrived. as
many week-ends as possible
should be spent in the country.
Outdoor Exercise
Outdoor activities which do
most for the thin girls are hik-
ing, archery. golf, rowing and
swi m ming. Such strenuous
sports as tennis and badminton
may be too firing. The movie
girls who lose weight under the
strain of picture-making gam
back the lost pounds on just
such an active program-but
they are used to IL.
Mild exercise alternated with
plenty Of rest make an ideal
gaining program. It's the rhythm
of activity and relaxation that
works the magic. And, of
course, there's the matter Of a
good diet. Your exercise pro-
gram is guaranteed to give you
an appetite.
But YOU must see to II that
YOU get the food elements which
90 to build vitality. If you eat
too many rich foods and do not
get your full quota of minerals
and vitamins you cannot assiml-
late what you eat. It's only what
you assinilate that enables you
to gain.
More Galleries
You also need more Galleries,
but these should be in the easily
digested foods, such as whole
milk, cream, bread, butter,
whole grain cereals and light
buildings with a custard base.
You should be able to add 500
extra Galleries a day in these
foods without putting the slight
est tax on your digestive system.
That many Galleries above your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

An exquisite backless san
dial Of silken cords, bend
seY~ together in whirls,
CO m bined with faille.
BLACK, BROWN, BLUE
and MULTI-COLOR!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
HAM SAUCE

HOT CHUTNEY sauce is an
ideal garnish for ham, To make
it add 4 cup chutney pickle to
a syrup made by cooking y cup
sugar and u cup water. Boil
all together for 2 minutes and
serve hot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Determine Needs

II is easy to fool yourself into
doing the rumpus room job,
justifying ii on the basis that it
will be fine to have for parties,
but unless parties are an i'm
portant part OF your life. the
justification is false. Determine
what yotr requirements are
honestly and with foresight
then proceed to carry them out.
The second factor has to do
with technique. Low ceilings,
supporting beams and girders.
columns and piers. high windows
and inadequate lighting make IT
impracticable to pursue the
same methods you would use in
a job in any other part OF the
house. II money is no object.
you have no problem at all for
almost anything can be done,
but the average householder
can't invest a young fortune in
his cellar.
Depending upon the use TO
which you plan to put your
basement must rest your de-
cision on materials and method
OF doing the job. Wood floors.
linoleum or asphalt tile may be
laid over concrete and wall
boards in great variety are
available for partitions and
decorative treatments.
Special cement paints are a
blessing TO use directly on con-
crete. For simple jobs don't for
get old fashioned whitewaSh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20

MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20
Aries-Not especially exciting
but generally favorable for in
dustrial and other business
matters and for all sound pro-
gressive issues. Late afternoon
and evening suggest quiet recrea-
ton.
APRIL n TO MAY 90
TGurus-May not be a winner
for immediate financial returns
but progress can, and should, be
made in your particular line rs
well rs IN the most urgent mat
tiers now. Relax, indulge q
hobby il convenient.
MAY n TO JUNE n
GeminEYour stars advise
sensible caution in all danger
Gus undertakings. Don't entertain
fear, neither be reckless. Proceed
calmly with plans and your
scheduled program. Be construc-
tive.
JUNE z3 TO JULY 20
Caneer-Routine affairs, essen
tial matters and the usual week.
end interests are first on spon-
sored list. You should be able
agreeably TO mix necessary busi-
ness with social "MUSTS."
JULY ~ TO AUGUST 22
Lso-Temper enthusiasm with
calm reasoning to gain best re-
suits from your efforts. Hasty
speec and unprecedented
action can cause regrets. Go
slowly, but arrive on time.
AUG. Is TO SEPT. %
Vir0o-If you feel dull or
things in general seem drab, give
yourself an hour or two at q
healthy diversion, perhaps an
outdoor exercise. 1t will do won
ders for you. Day mildly friendly.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. %
Libra-Only small achievement
may be possible today but any
achievement is worth your effort
and advances you. Strive 70 at
tain your object OF as near it as
possible, and don't fret.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
FRUIT SALAD

THE NEXT time you serve
nodded fruit salad, try substi-
tuting cider or gingerale for the
water required It's a taste treat
that Is different.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

requirement win enable you to
gain half a pound a week
Since II Is not enough to pile
fat on your slender frame, you
will want a few specific exer-
ciseS which assure lovelier
curves. You probably need a
program that includes a few ex-
= ercises to fill out the chest.
strengthen the abdominal mus
cles, round out thigh hollows
and develop the legs. These viii
be given in Mondays article.
WEIGHT GAMING MENU
BREAKFAsT
Hot Cereal with Cbcpp<d Dates
Battsrsd Toast strsvssrry Jam
LUNCH
Tomato Juice
creamed Dried Beef On Toast
Yrcsh Peas
Glass of Mfik
FEs IN syrup
DINNER
Brcsied Liver and Bacon
Bakad etuffed Potato creAms1 Carrots
Choppsd vs<stsnis Salad
frsneh Dress,ng)
Whcls Wehst Bread Buttsr
Ccccuut Csstard Pudding
COPYRIGHT. 1871. KinE Features synd. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
NEW DRESSING

FOR A --''' salad
dressing whip 1 cup
I'm IL teaspoon tarragon vine
gar and u cup confectionery
sugar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

WHEN WE Americans take
up an idea we 60 into II full
steam ahead. For several years
the national pastime of home
owners has been converting
placements into rooms for every
thing from housing a pet hobby
to private night clubs. Often
the results were good and usa-
BILE space which might other
wise have served no real purpose
was reclaimed.
But often, too, mistakes were
made and Easements became
uselessly cluttered with alleged
playroofns seldom used after the
novelty wore of.
To do a good and lasting Job
OF utilizing basement space
three factors must be kept in
mind. First and most important
springs from personal or family
requirements. II Is a poor in
vestment indeed to concoct a
rumpus room il what you really
need is a gymnasium or work
shop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
By Frances
Drake

Look in the Section Your Birthday Comes In and Find What
your Outlook Is According to the Stars,
For Saturday. March -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
DSarazen Gets Back Famous Dodo'

This story told Detroit Golf Club during the
Ryder Cup matches dodo which he
made mis- famous doubleeage Augusta the Masters
holng 225yard par five hole that enabled him
TO tie Craig Wood whom he beat the playof for the title
i seemed that Gene had two No woods his bag for
that 1898 before the club limit II Naturally
after shot Gene got excited remember with which
club he had made All ne knew that a No 4
wood could they exactly alike
in expansive moment he present Of them to Grant
land Rice.
Here" he said. 81 YOU to have this. It's the
club made that shot with
That Winter Sarazcn made Japan ard in another
expansive he presented the other No wood to
japanese enthusiast
Here said Gene Il want YOU TO have this. It's the
club made that double eagle with at Augusta
So both the clubs and for five Gene coudn
find take their place his bag He tried
after another then finally month he teephoned
franticaly TO Rice.
"Say have YOU still got that club | made the double
eagle WITH" he asked hopefully and being informed that
Rice still had he begged, "Wi YOU give it back? don't
think il really the anyway think the real
to in Japan and can't remember his
Probably couldn't spell il il could remember.
Rice returned the dodo and Sarazen has been hitting
four-Woods the him smack
Fresh Meadow long ago and remarked it,
ITS the club" Gene said convincngy. This is the No
wood got back from Grant Rice | remember It's
really the one got that double eagle with at Augusta.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

division, trailing the pace-makine
New York Yankees by IL games
What's wrong?
At last count the Indians were
suffering fl6 ailments found by
local diagnoSticianS. Here are q
mere half dozen of the alleged
maladicS:
The team has acquired "A
defeatiSt attitude.
2-The management persists
In buying caStoffS from other
clubs such As Ben Chapman.
Clint Brown. Larry RoSenthal.
Chubby Dean and Gee Walker.
3-Bradley doesn't pay his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
GAME RAINED OUT

The twin bill was caused by the
lWashout Of game scheduled yes
Iterday a cloudburst broke up the
contest after one inning had been
played without either side scoring.
Newsom was on the hill for the
Tigers and Babich for the AS.
Though a waShout on the dia-
mond, the day otherwise was
bright for Newsom. The big pitcher
was presented with a ball auto
graphed by Alice Marble and pre-
sented m person by the famous
tennis star.
The ball was a souvenir OF a
game the Tigers played in Cleve-
land in May of this year. 1t was
batted and struck Miss Marble,
who was sitting in A box NewSom.
at the time. asked Miss Marble for
the ball with her autograph and
this was the first time she had A
chance 10 comply with the request
The tennis queen. along with a
group of girls and boys here for
the Ford safety driving competi-
.tlon, were among fans disappointed
when the game was called Off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

bout between Gus T.oSnevich Of
Cliflside y = and T7mi Nauri-
clio of New York.
Tho JcrSoylte rciCnS a % Ia
voriie, but is expected the price
will sag considerably by ring time.
Experts sec no reason nor rhyme
for the older. more punCh-hattercd
LeSncviCh 10 he the choice over a
hard-hlttlnE kid who has won his
last eight starts by a kayo
This bout Will be recognized as
a title clash by the New York
Boxing Commission although there
is some doubt II will be- sanctioned
by the National Boxing ASSocia-
tim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
HighIights in S. ports

Betz No | among the women
for the Forest Hills National
Tennis Championships.
Steward " skip Alexander
Of Burlington. y G.. sets terrific
pace IN first round of National
Amateur Golf uualifNinC- lost
with fvc-undor-par 81
Dave Rankin. Purdue end
named ~ captain College All
Stars in Thursday game against
proechampion Chicago Bears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Homers Kept Him in League

His FIRST Chapman hitting only $50, but he
blasted II home runs, Mr Mack strung along with
The following Sam showed appreciate climb in
did he last year In those campaigns his marks
269 and .27i respectively but he compensated
with Is homes the former year and % the latter
But this Chapman really is clouting, you no
doubt have suspected by his average
Strangely Chapman the first colcgan from the Pacific
Coast which has produced many Of the present baseball
crash inc select circle All the other members
yons from Of Mississippi Collins Column
ha alumnu. Frsch hailed from Fordham; Plank attended
Gotyshug and Sister Michigan Lyons pitched for
Bayor Of Waco ToN before being stoned by the White
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Kimbrough 10 Pilot
N. Y. Grid Yankees

NEW YORK, Aug 26.-dNS)--
Douglas Hertz, wealthy hacker Of
the New York Yankees of sjhe
American Professional Football
League announced Nc had dis
charged Jack Mcbride as manager
of the team and had selected
John kimhrouCh Nll-Amcrican
fullback az Texas - and VI last
season, to run the club for him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
cOUrieh, by Detroit Times. All ri0ht, reserve

II was the caddies' day They
had a big tournament in the
morning and, but for the rain
storm in the afternoon, would
have seen the Tigers in action.
More than 5000 of them gath
cred at Briggs Stadium 10 see the
game and then departed when the
rains came. But the announce
ment from Walter Q. Briggs they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Tigers Defend
3-Gdme Streak
In Twin Bill
BY LEO MACDONELL

Whereas any-idea they may have
had of winning the championship
this year was abandoned some
weeks ago, the Tigers today feel
they still have a good chance OF
winding up IN the first division.
They feel this way despite the
fact they are nesting in fifth
place, 5i2 games behind the
fourth-place Red Sox. This fresh
hope came with three victories in
a row, winning streak which they
hope 10 extend in a doubleheader
W It'll the Athletics at Briggs
Stadium today
Buck NewSom and Paul Trout
are slated 10 pitch for the Tigers
in tOdayS twin bill, with Johnny
Babich and Phil Marchildon going
for the Athletics. To date this
season NewSOm has won 10 games
and lost IS Trouts record is seven
and seven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
SAM CHAPMAN HAS ARRIVED AS STAR

If had your choice of either player the
terms whom would you choose Joe DMaggio Ted Williams
The writer put the question to Connie Mack at Briggs
Stadium yesterday
why, I'd pick Joe DNaggiO," Mr.. Mack replied with
out hesitation and with customary gracousness Mr. Mack
is always willing TO help struggling columnst
"DNIaggo is in class by himself" Mr. Mack explained
Igs great aarOund player Of the best Of all time
He do everything. think the balpayers will agree
with me that And l that without taking anything
away from young Williams whom think is fine player
Hitting All in the latest official averages. Williams ap
pears be his becoming the first American Lacquer
since Harry Heilmann to hit 400 for AS
Tiger cimann hit 401 in 1928 Cecil Travis banging the
bali around $40 with Joe DMaggo third spot with $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader
YESTERDAY RESULTS
AT games postponed rain
TODAYS GAMES
Chicago ~ Philadelphia "a.
PITTSBURGH ~ Boston a.
s. Louis A. RroOklNn 90.
Cincinnati a. New York ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN IE.eUy

AMtRitAN LEAGUE
BOSTON ~ Cleveland Wilson W pazhv
Philadelphia a. Dstroit-Babich ard
Marchildon vs. NeVsom and Trout.
q games
Washington Al 81. Lous-Leousrd 70.
NigReiing
tOther clubs not scheduled
NATIONAL IEAGUE
S. Louis A. psaaki.n Iah4As- .s4u-
Cooner vs. DAVIS ana F1fIsimmans,
- Eawpsl
Cincinnati ~ Nsw York Thoursoa
ard Walters ~ Hubbell and McG-s.
"a games.
Chcaro Al rhuafeiphia Noois arr
Passeau Va johnson and Hoerst n
games
Pif'sburEh - Boston Whale snf
Butcher W. ErlcSfon snd Tobin n
EamssJs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

New York shOtstop, and Joe
Gordon, Pills running mate
al second.
Mr.. Mack also paid high
tribute to Sam Chapman, col.
legebred outfelder with the
Athletics.
Chapman has arrived a.
a big ieaguer, Mr. Mack SAID
Of the former University OF
California football star.
Chapman belongs to a
select group Of players who
have taken the Jump from coll
4rse- to- big league stafdom in
one leap. He has lifted him
self into the same class with
Eddie Collins. frankie Frisch,
Ted Lyons, George Sister, Eddie
Plank and those few other col
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Dodgers, Cards
Set 10 Resume
In Doub|eheddeI
Both Pilots Confident
Their Teams at Least
Will Gain a Split
in oday's Sessions
By LAYTON CARVER

International news service sports Editor
NEW YORK, Aug. rs All
concerned were happy and hope
ful.-today as the 81. Louis Car
.dinals and Brooklyn Dodgers had
at each other in continuation
of their torrid series, this time in
"A doubleheader that may prove
TO be tho principal pay-of stroke
in the National League pennant
scramble.
Both Billy Southworth. the
moon-faced manager of the Car
dinalS. and Leo DuroCher, the
lippy skipper Of the Dodgers, were
confident their teams would come
through with an even split. al
least If not a double-barreled
triumph.
Each Of them moreover. had
concluded the day-long layoff yes
terddy was a help and not a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Light HedvieS
To Get Champ
international >pv, >er, ,ce wire

NEW YORK Aug 20 The
only division in the holy realm OF
ilStIana which does not boast a
king VIII Get ono tonight when =
light-hcavNVcigh' champion viii
be crowned following a l5-round
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
INDIANS A MYSTERY TO OWNER. TOO
Bradley Cant Plan on. 1912 Until He Solves II

(Editor'S note: Herewith is
the first of three articles on the
Cleveland Indians. American
League preseason pennant IA
voriteS. who suffered the most
dismal slump in recent baseball
hiStory)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Lucky HoIe-In-One

Frank G.. Gross Of Anderson
s, G.. hit tee shot over the green
but the ball bounced back and
into the cup for hole-in-one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
CaddieS' Big Day
Bag Toters to See Double-Header Ball Game Today;
/. Charles Knox Leads Red Run Golfers to Victory
BY EDGAR HAYES

could attend the double-header to-
day made up for their sorrow.
The tournament at Lochmoor
found the home team going down
for the first time in three years.
The Lochmoor club, defending
champion, finished l6 strokes be-
hind the winning Red Run club
and Bud Stroster. Lochmoor's
best, was four strokes behind the
new title-holders.
Charles Knox had busy day.
He played in the junior tourna-
ment at Plum Hollow and quail
fed for the second flight with an
81. From Plum Hollow he rushed
10 Lochmoor and toured that lay
out in so 10 become the new king
of the caddy golfers
CAN DEFEND TITLE
Being only Is years of age.
Charles can defend his title a
couple of times before he passes
out Of the caddy picture. Knox.
who paced the winning Red Run
club. had a 80 on the first nine
despite two 6S He had a birdie
, on the eighth.
Knox missed a chance 10 be in
the los when he took a double
bogie s on the last hole. He also
took 6 on the fifteenth. a 40
yard par four. The other MEM
bcrs Of the new title team we're
Milton Brannock. with an SO:
Fred Pratt. 90: Stewart Helliwell.
90; Richard Schneider. 90. and
Tom darlington. 90.
Famous names in local golf
were on the card Hugh Syron
Jr. Of the Detroit Golf Club
SyronS. j. Graham. brother Of
Orchard Lakes assistant pro:
Maurice Dutra. Mortie's son. and
Robert Hilton, Harry's brother.