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Many Londoners, we read, have
become interested in a%strology. Well
star gazing is an excellent means Of
keeping your chin up.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-29

Every time another American bat
tleship is launched its really Old
Man Tyranny who is skidding on his
way out.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-29

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Evening star., 1941-08-24
Here are expert ways
to keep it looking SO
% Y<sssz Blythe

"HE world measures woman's
age by her waistline. When that
can be spanned by two hands -
or looks tiny enough to be - her
figure is young, no matter what the
vital statistics say.
Yet as birthdays pile up, 1.-THE
muscles have a way of yielding to
flesh, and the woman whose waist is
still a temptation to span is either
clever at camouflage or whittles down
inches the exercise-way.
If your waistline is your particular
worry, it's well to know about both
methods of attack. Then, you can
take your pick. The best plan. of
course, is to use the camouflaging
devices of corseting and dress and
also work away at your exercises to
take an actual reef in your belt.
If you want your girdle to give you
a more nipped-in look, says one
corsetiere who knows, you must COM
press flesh at the waist, and ease your
hips out. You can't grid both hips
and waist without getting bulge at
the top of your corset. So control the
waistline, which gives you your fig
ure, she says. and indulge hips in
their wayward curves, which you can
conceal with haring skirt.
To create a more long-stemmed
Evening star., 1941-08-24
SOMETHING TO
CHEW ON

IHE annual output of the sausage
factories operating under U. S. gov
eminent inspection is more than
100000, 900 pounds!- enough to fill
a freight train ESQ miles long.
lHE Romans believed that cabbage
a day kept the doctor away.
WHEN we think of the Hawaiian
Islands we think of pineapple. But
the original home of this fruit was
Brazil and the West Indies. In the
10Th century. Portuguese and Spanish
missionaries and navigators intro
duced the pineapple into India. Africa,
China and the East Indies. The Hol-
landers were the first to grow the
fruit in Europe.
-EMlLlE FoLnho
Evening star., 1941-08-24

. FOR A YOUNG WAISTLINE . ..

belt that is narrower at the sides
than it is in front and in the back.
Or hoist your all-of-a-width belt high
er in front than in the back to give
you slanting line - not a straight
horizontal. Wear a dark belt on a
light dress. Use the Grecian-g -girdling
device for formal clothes - decora-
tive cord wrapped high under the
bust, criss-crossed in the middle, and
wrapped around your body again just
above the hips. The assumption will
be that the hidden waist is small.
Avoid bulk at the waist with under
beltings, doubling bands or side
fastening zippers. A Upper at the back
or at the front will give you much
simmer look than a fastener at the
side. Don't give in entirely to sloping
shoulders. Look for a discreet bit of
padding to widen your figure at the
top. thus making your waist look
smaller by comparison.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
WON EN-
"Periodic Pain"
A Nervous Strain
TRY KURB TABLETS

II you suffer from cramps, head
ache, or backache. once month
you need relief!
Pain is strain on the nervous
system. Bad for the disposition.
Makes you look old before your
time. So don't grin and bear it" !
Do something about it -.
Get kurb Tablets today. If you
have no organic disorder calling for
special medical or surgical treat
mcnt. Kurbs should benefit you
through trying days. Have them
on hand to help case nervous ten
sion. reduce discomfort. promote
relaxation. And as evidence Of
safety. the Kurb formula is printed
on the box-so you may check it
with your own doctor. Put up in
a smart containcr (usclul later for
holding needles, bobby pins. etc.
dozen Kurb Tablets cost only 25c !
Sold by reliable druggists every
where kurb Tablets are sponsored
by the makers of Kotex' sanitary
napkins.
For free booklet on menstruation
write to KURB, Room 1909.
9l9 N. Michigan Ave, Chicago.
Evening star., 1941-08-24

lOOk through the InlQOle, wear nl8n-
topped girdle. Then, keep an eye on
that top to see that it continues to
hug your body. Most corsets cling
like a second skin for the first few
times they are worn. and after that,
they have habit of giving way to
the strain. So. if you want to keep
stretchy fabric and supporting bones
at work on the job, here are some
things to do: Take up surplus flare
with seamings as fast as fullness ap-
pears - or have your corsetiere do
that for you. Have your slide-festener
taken out from time to time and sewed
back in again for snugger fit. If up
and-down bonings, which hold a
girdle up from the waist to the dia-
phragm, develop curves of their own,
rip or slide them out, and sew in new
ones on the diagonal. This improvised
slanting line keeps a high girdle up
without warping these braces as you
bend or sit.
Some Unusvoi Tricks
As FOR the camouflage of dress. you
know all of the obvious tricks, such as
stressing the up-and-down lines, thus
avoiding the horizontals that widen
your figure; avoiding any attention
getting accents at the waist; and in
Producing fullness above and below
the waist to make its dimensions look
smaller. But to give you some little,
out-of-the-ordinary tricks that you
may not know. turned to designer,
noted for her adroitness in idealizing
figures with fabrics. She is Madame
Valentino, who dresses such famous
stars as Gladys Swarthout, Rosalind
Russell, Ina Claire, Norma Shearer.
Lily Pons, Lynn Fontanne and others
equally well known to you.
If you want to minimize your waist
the least obvious way, says our de-
signer. hang your clothes from your
shoulders. have plenty of freedom at
the armholes and keep good margin
for movement through the waist.
Any tight fit at the waist defeats your
aims to make it look smaller.
Omitting belt is a helpful plan.
but most daytime dresses call for a
belt. So here are ways to have your
belt and your waistline, too. Look for
Evening star., 1941-08-24

. Know what sumner" qrope-
fruit is2 k's HE some luscious
Florida grapefruit you enjoy all
winter and spring-onIy in sum-
mer you get it in cons.
Big. meoty. plump sections
with thot characteristic cIeon
tongy toste-oII ready 70 enjoy
Just as they come from the con
os q breokfost starter or in
dozens Of delightful summer
soIods. fruit cups and desserts.
All YOU need do is zip open q
con! And Florida conned grope-
fruit is os economical as it is
Evening star., 1941-08-24
An Eosy.fo- Take Routine

THAT'S that for deception. Now for
little honest work to unsheathe
once-slim waist from any superfluous
paddings of flesh. That calls for exer-
else, but there is an easy-to-take rou-
tine, prescribed by leading physical
education expert. He is Harold J.
Reilly, who gives you exercise the
passive way with practically no
fatigue-effects. What's more, these
exercises build tight muscular girdle
that stays with you long after you
reach your desired notch on the tape.
For the first two, you lie fiat on
your back on the floor or on mat.
For the first, hold your arms out
stretched and raised about as high
as your head. Now straighten your
legs, and hold them up at as degree
angle to your body. To the slow count
of ten. gradually lower your legs to
the floor. But with each count, relax
and contract the muscles of the alb
domen.
For the second exercise, lie in the
same position as for the first, straight
en- out your legs, and raise them the
same distance from the floor, as de-
scribed above. But swing them first
to the right side of your body and
lower them to the floor to the slow
count of five. Then swing your legs,
raised at the same 45-degree angle,
to the left of your body, and lower
them to the slow count of five.
For the third exercise, turn over
on your tummy, and stretch out your
arms. But keep them on the floor or
mat for support. Straighten your legs,
and raise them as high as you can be-
hind you without bending at the
knees. To the count Of ten. lower your
legs as in the other exercises, relaxing
and contracting muscles with each
single count.
Evening star., 1941-08-24

delicious. heoIhfvl, too, for its
loaded with notvrol vitomins,
especially rich in Vitomin. c.
Be sure also TO try mixed
grapefruit and orange sections.
Your grocer hos both these
Florida dointies-pocked under
mony dependable brohd nomes.
Horido Ciirvs Commission toksioad, FloSido
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
AirpIdne Output
= Claimed Near
Axis Total
International News SenIce Wire

WASHINGTON. May Amer.
lean airpiane plants have turned
out nearly 1000 war planes since
last July, and production is
now nearing British and German
monthly output, according 10 Col.
John II. Jouett, president of the
Aeronautical Chamber of Com
Hiefee.
Colonel Jouett. addressing the
national convention of the United
States Chamber of Commerce,
Said-the total of planes presently
on order will be jumped from A
900 to $4,000 by requirements Of
national defense and the aid-dem-
ocracles program. He estimated
this years output will reach 49,
600 planes, and next years 10000.
Even now, half our output,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

interrogation, a job for which the
ordinary fighting plane is not
suited because of its limited cruis-
ing radius.
Both the Airacobra and Lock
heed are heavily armed, carry
ing cannon in addition to machine
guns. and can knock the biggest
bomber out of the sky with one
blast from their guns.
The job of the interceptor ships
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

OAK FRAME CHAIRS
for Porch, Yard, Home
Our ''.4' e''''' %
Solid Oak Frames!
eft Folds in One Motion!
You'll want more than just one of these
chairs! There's so many, many uses for
them on your porch -. in your
backyard at your cottage. Take
them with you on Pienics, etc. Strong
and sturdy solid oak frames. Water
treated canvas box seat and back. A
golden opportunity to save!
CroUIeys-Sfreef Fioor-Eat Bldg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Registration Opened
For Citizenship Class

New registrations for class in
citizenship sponsored by the Board
of Education IN cooperation with
the WPA are being taken today
The class meets Monday. Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
al Z o'clock IN jefferson Intermedi-
ate School. $50 Selden avenue. A
certificate which may be taken 10
the naturalization office is given
upon completion Of the course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

is TO meet the bombers a long way
from their detectives. knock them
out Of the sky or force them to
turn back. The interceptors are
aided in their job by civilian or
military spoilers" For example,
if flight of bombers sets out from
Buffalo TO raid Detroit, their APP
preach would be announced TO
Selfridge Field by spoilers when
the bomberS were 100 miles or
more from Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
50 MILES AWAY

The interceptorS would take off
from Selfridge and fly to meet
the bomberS and, If lucky. would
intercept them when still 80 miles
from the city.
However, if the interceptors
m / $ sc d the bombers. then the
fighters. which will be the First
Pursuit group after Monday. would
take off BY this time the bombers
would be very close to the city
and the battling would probably
be done over the city itself, as
the bombers attempted to dive in,
drop their loads. and scoot away.
Because the fighting groups are
the last air defense of city, they
are generally considered slightly
more important than the intercept
tor groups.
The fighting pilots now use the
Airacobra. the Curtiss P-40 and
the new Republic fighter. built to
battle at close 10 $4,000 feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
WALLACE ASKS FOR MORE

NEW YORK, May Inns J.
Vice-President Henry A. Wallace
calls for unprecedented defense
production because the issue of
slavery or war may be forced
upon US as it has been forced on
others.
In a verbal lashing of the "Nazi
terror Wallace declared our
steadily increasing production has
enheartened the free people of the
world. In 1871, he said. the United
States will produce $4,000 defense
planes as compared with 1900 in
1910. and a third more steel than
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

coupled with British output, ex-
ceeds Axis plane production,
according TO best Obtalnable es-
timates," Colonel Jouett said.
THE production curve has
been acceIerating steadily-7OO
In November, 800 In December,
1000 In January, 1000 In
March,"
Already. he said. nearly $500
United States planes have beer
sent to Great Britain since the
war began.
John d. Biggers, production di-
rector of OPM, said that the pro.
duction of arms and munition,
will be trebled and in some cases
before the end Of 1911
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

last year.
But we have Just begun 70
produce" he added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Pursuit Regdins
Fight Status on
Anniversary

SELFRIDGE FIELD. May l.
fne famous First Pursuit group,
which once had on its roster Capt.
Eddie Rickenbaeker and o t h e r
noted World War aces. will cele-
brate its twenty third birthday
Monday by reverting to its World
War status as a Fighter group"
Col. Lawrence p. Hickey, COM
handing officer of the group, an
bounced today.
1t has been listed as an "inter-
ceptor' group. but with the in
creasing necessity for top flight
Fighting" groups in the army, it
has been promoted TO a fighting
group.
Both the interceptor and fight
ing groups are fighting" groups.
II was explained The difference
in the two is mainly where they
do their fighting and the type of
planes they do it in. The inter-
ceptor group uses the long range
pursuit ships, such as the Lock-
heed two-motored. twin fuselaged,
P-3S and the Bell Airacobra.
DOUBLE JOBS
While the Airacobra was pri-
marily designed as a fighting ship.
It's cruising radius IS so great that
II can be also used for long range
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Inside. Out Sheer CHIFFON |

Our regular SIC grade! Delightfully."-
sheer, yet with long-wearing de-
tails! Beige, Glow, Flirt, Suntan.
Sizes SI1-IOH. Street Fioor-Main.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

Our regular $l-$1.9S grades! Neck
laces, bracelets, clips, earrings, in
glittering Friday only offering!
Street Floor-Main Bldg.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22
October Bride-EIect
Feted at Shower

KATHERINE ALLOR, Fall
bride-elect, was honored Satur-
day evening at personal shower
given by her aunt, Mrs. John
Koerber of Detroit.
Large pink and white crepe
paper umbrella was hung above
q table on which a miniature al
tar was arranged, with tiny bride,
groom and attendants. Crepe
paper steamers extended from
the umbrella to the gifts below.
Vases of gladioli and other Fall
flowers were used throughout
the house.
Pinochle and bridge were
played, and prize winners in
cluded Mrs. John Connors, Mrs.
Hilda Rubenauff and Mrs. John
Kehoe, Sr. Forty guests were
present from Detroit, Crosse
Pointe, and Mount Clemens.
Miss Allor, the daughter of
Mrs. Theresa Allor, Is Fifth
street, will be married in Octo-
Der to Robert Greiner, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Greiner.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22
Awkwardness and Affectation
Ruin Love|iest Face and Fioure

When legs are not crossed, feet
should be close together on the
floor. When they are, they
should be crossed we'll above
knees.
Putting both elbows on the
table and leaning forward over
the table when you talk.
Standing with weight of the
body on one foot, the hip on
the opposite far out of line. Put
your weight on one foot, If you
like, but keep your body in q
straight line.
Waving your arms back and
forth meaninglessly.
Tapping on the arm of your
chair with fingertips, folding
and unfolding hands, twisting
the corner of . handkerchief,
playing with your necklace or
otherwise making nervous ges-
lures.
Slumping when you walk.
Shoulders should be square,
stomach flat, chest high and
backbone in as straight q line
as possible
Furthermore, it's q mistake
to wear clothes which do not
dramatic the good lines of your
figure and make less attractive
ones inconspicuous.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22
National Defense Theme Used at Dinner for Legion and Aux
Browns Entertain
At Double Celebration

MR.. AND MRS. BRUCE
BROWN entertained about Is
couples at q combination birth
day party and housewarming
Saturday evening in their new
home on South Gratiot avenue.
Mr.. Browns birthday an
niversary was Friday, Sept. 10,
and he and Mrs. Brown have
recently moved into the apart
ment above DR.. Rufus Reitzers
new clinic.
The evening was spent in
cards. DR.. and Mrs. Bernard
Warner of East Detroit were
the only out-of-town guests.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22
BY ALICIA HART


BY AWKWARD POSES and af-
fected gestures many women
manage to conceal the fact
that they have good figures and
graceful hands and arms.
No matter how attractive and
well-proportioned your figure,
you cannot afford to have these
posture faults:
Leaning SO far forward when
you dance that the upper half
of your body seems to be joined
to tn. lower half at right ang-
les. You can be relaxed, and
therefore easy to lead, and at the
Sitting with feet apart or with
legs crossed below the knees.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22
Public Party

PERPETUAL HELP CLUB of
st. Louis parish will sponsor an
all-games party on Thursday,
from 2 to A o'clock at the home
of Mrs. I. w. Fuller, 1872 Dick
inson avenue. The public is
invited.
MRS. HILAIRE DeKIERE.
1876 Lincoln avenue, underwent
an emergency appendectomy at
st. Joseph's hospital yesterday
afternoon.
PEGGY MAXWELL, daught-
er of Mrs. H. F. Maxwell, has
left for her sophomore year at
Albion College.
GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL met
this noon for luncheon at Cor
don's Grill. Plans for Fall
activities were to be made.
COLLETTE VONBOESLAG-
Err and Mary Diehl will be host
esses at a luncheon and shower
at the Eedea hotel on Thurs
day. The guest of honor will be
Mary Moran, bride-elect.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22
Organizations AnnouncG
Plans for Armistice Bal

A FALL GET-TOGETHER for
80 members of the American
Legion and Auxiliary took place
yesterday, where the Auxiliary
entertained the post members ut
Q chicken dinner in the club
house on North Gratiot avenue.
Announcement of plans for an
Armistice Day Ball in the Medea
ballroom on November IL was
made at the conclusion of the
dinner by Charles Mallast post
commander.
Decorations for the dinner
were strikingly worked out with
q national defense motif by Mrs.
Wayne Leach, chairman of dec
orations, assisted by Mrs. John
Stearns. The seven tables were
placed in horseshoe formation,
and each table was decorated
to represent some phase of de-
Tense. One dealt with housing
projects, using tiny model
homes; another with the army
and navy, using tiny camp and
miniature soldiers and sailors to
carry out the idea; Bundles for
Britain idea was given by q
British flag surrounded by tiny
bundles; the two-ocean navy was
represented by a map of the
United States placed on a mir
ror on which little battleships
were placed; aviation by q group
Of model planes in different de-
signs; the good-neighbor theme
was indicated by little figures
dressed in South American cos
tunes; and the admonition "Be
Patriotic" was carried out with
. cotton stocking filled with cot
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22
Breakfast Honors
Departing Couple

LIEUT.. AND MRS. EARL p.
WATT were honored yesterday
at a farewell breakfast given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Morley Bates at
their home on Robertson street.
Mrs. Watz and Mrs. Bates are
sisters.
The hostess used q lovely ar
rangement of Fall flowers to
center the long table at which
the IL guests were seated.
Lieut.. Watz has been called to
active duty in the u. s. Army In
fantry Reserve and he and Mrs.
Watz will leave the latter part
of this week for Fort Benning.
Ga.
Mr.. AND MRS. FRED VOLK-
ENANT, % Wells street, cele-
brated their 30th wedding ami
versary yesterday with . din
ner party. Guests included
Charles Singer of Mount Glenn
ems, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Win
disch of willard, o.
THE NINTH BIRTHDAY of
Marilyn Miller, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry F. Miller. of
High street. was celebrated yes
yesterday with a family dinner
party. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
August Miller, Sr.
EUNICE KIDD. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy c. Kidd will
leave Saturday to resume her
studies at Michigan State Nor
NAL College at Ypsilanti. She
will be a sophomore this year.
MR.. AND MRS. A. j. PICK
MAN entertained their Sunday
Night Supper club last evening
at their home on Moross ave-
nue..
MIR. AND MRS. ROY c. MIL
LER, 90 High street, celebrated
their l4th wedding anniversary
yesterday.
MRS. ERIC RISER is cele-
brating her birthday anniversary
today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-22

THE PORT HURON DEAN
cry of National Council of
Catholic Women will meet in
Algonac at st. GATHERINGS church
tomorrow afternoon, Tuesday, at
2:15 o'clock.
All women of st. Louis and
st. Peters parish are urged o at
tend, as many matters Of inter-
est will be discussed. An excel
lent program has been prepared
by Miss Eulalia John, deanery
president. Rev. FIR. Rosebrook of