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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
Special to The Democrat)

Lewiston, Me, March l2- Two students from Naugatuck were among the 17 from Connecticut named to the honors list at Bates College for the first semester, &C., cording to announcement by Presi- dent Clifton D. Gray in the Bates Chapel exercises this morning. One of them, John Donovan, son of Mrs. M. J. Donovan, POP Maple street, was one of fourteen in the college who received straight "A" grades and one of four in the junior class. Edward Battery, son of MT. and Mrs. James V. Battery, l90 Maple street, was the other student honored.
 There were l27 students from 10 states on the list. Nine men and women received straight "A's."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
ZEPHYRS, SHARKS
 TO CLASH FRIDAY
Sen1i-Finals Of Y Tourney Carded-Finals Sched-
 uled Saturday

Naugatuck, March 12-The seni- finals of the Naugatuck "" basket ball tourney will be played Friday with the first game in which the Zephyrs and Sharks will clash, being scheduled for 7:30 and the second tilt, in which the Highlanders will meet the Greyhounds, being set for 8:30.
 The finals of this tourney will be played Saturday night and in ad- dition the finals of the junior tour nament games In which were played several weeks ago, will be held Sat- urday also. Hop Brook meets Gen. tral avenue in the finals of this tourney. Trophies will be awarded after the games, Fritz Klambt, "Y' physical instructor, said today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
NYCREN, DURKIN
 OPPOSING BILL
Jackson Also Against Measure Making Borough
 Clerks Office FuIl-Time

Naugatuck, March 12.-Opposition to the bill which would make per- manent the office of borough clerk here unless he were busted for cause by vote of the warden and five burgesses was voiced at the hearing on the bill before the cities and boroughs committee of the state legislature in Hartford yesterday afternoon.
 Burgess Joseph Nygren and Rep resentatives Richard Durkin and Thomas Jackson opposed the meas ure, on the grounds 1t would make the office which has been appointive every two years, a permanent one and also because a provision, which gives the clerk the right to nom- mate an assistant for approval by the board of warden and burgesses would permit the clerk to name those assisting him. Both Reps Durkin and Jackson were outspoke1' in their opposition to the measure 1t was reported.
 Rep. Jackson also in discussing the bill which would raise Salarie! of local court officials said the bor' ough is not interested in such measure being passed now, accord ing to a report received here iron those who attended.
 Warden John J. Sheridan, Polict Chief John Gormley and Reps D,irkin and Jackson spoke in favol of a measure which would increaSt the police force from 30 to 36 t' permit addition of six supernumer' aries.
 It was reported today that refen' enda clauses will be attached tt aAy bills which would cost the bor ough residents money.
 Town Clerk Raymond St. John Rep. Durkin and Warden Sheridan supported measure which woult change back the time for the tow, clerks term to start to the frs Monday in January after the cleo ton. The term of the town clerl was formerly for two years iron the first Monday in January bu was changed through mistake whel the biennial election bill was passet in the state legislature several year ago.
 The warden, Lyman 1Amphert Maurice Scanlon, and the two loca representatives spoke in favor c the fremen'S pension measure. representative of the state tax dc partment spoke for local neasur which would validate tax control for taxes due on the 1929 and prio grand list as set up by auditor here, saying the controls had tn approval of the state tax commis Sioner.
 When the committee started t take up @ measure which woul' make the minimum salary of tn fire chief $2,600 instead of $2,20t Rep. Joseph Jackson, who introduc ed the measure, said that the bi' he had previously asked be with drawn, and 1t was reported the com mittee took cognizance of this re quest. Nobody spoke for or agains A.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
SHEA TO SEEK
 BURGESS POST
Former Baseball Pitcher Announces Candidacy for
 C. 0. p. Nomination

Naugatuck, March 12 - Frank Shea, father of Frank Shea, Jr., well known local pitcher, has tossed his hat into the political ring. MT. Shea, a former capable baseball twirler himself, has announced he is a candidate for the Republican nomination for burgess from the first ward. He lives on Ward street.
 This is the first time he has sought office, although he has been interested in politics for several years. He Is well known here. Bur- gess Joseph Nygren, at present the G. o. P. first ward burgess, has an- nounced he is not @ candidate for renomination.
 The Young Republican club last night went on record as favoring larger Republican town commit tee. The committee was reduced in size last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
Borough Briefs

Ivar Harold Johnson of GA Mel- bourne street and Elizabeth Jane McInter of 47 Prospect street have recently filed wedding intentions at the office of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John.
 Dominick Triano, Mamie Triano (als0 known as Mamie Tucker) Louis Triano and Anna Garland have sold to William Pinho Brites house and lot on Andrew avenue, . warranty deed recorded yesterday at the office of Town Clerk Ray mond J. St. John, shows.
 The Thirty club will hold a reg ular meeting tonight at 8:l5 in the St. Francis school building.
 A large attendance is expected at the smorgasbord supper to be served by the Ladies' Aid of the Salem Lutheran church at the church hall Thursday from s p. m. to , ?. m The public Is invited. 
 Mrs. s. J. Kievman of German street, who has been vacationing in Miami Fla, for the past several weeks, has returned here.
 Mrs. w. w. Schumacher of May street is confined to her home by illness.
 Miss Betsey Coe of Naugatuck Is taking part in the joint program to be given by the Wellesley Col lege Dance Group and the Welles- ley College Orchestra on Saturday evening in Alumnae Hall on the Wellesley College campus.
 The initiatOry degree will be exemplified by Centennial Lodge, I. O. O. F. on Monday, March n at Odd Fellows Hall. Various lodges in the state will be repre- scented at the session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
Bates Honors List
 Made By Local Man
John Donovan And Edward Raftery Selected At Lewis
 ton, Me. COlIege-l7 Named From Connecticut

the honors list every semester since coming to Bates.
 Battery was graduated in 1887 from Naugatuck High also. He play ed basketball there and was a mem- Der of the French Club and the Chemistry Club. At Bates he is on the varsity basketball squad for which he has earned his letter. He was high scorer for the squad last year. He Is member of the Poli- tics Club and the Varsity Club; a proctor ;and an assistant in govern ment. He was named to the honors list both semesters of last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
LEGION DISTRICT
 MEETING TONIGHT

Naugatuck, March 12 - Several members of the Naugatuck post, American Legion, and It's auxiliary are planning to attend the district meeting of the Legion and auxiliary tonight in the city hall, Meriden The local group will go unless arl- other snowstorm occurs today.
 The members of the district whc are department chairmen in the auxiliary will be guests.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
CLUB ARRANGING
 FLOWER LECTURE
Mrs. Frederick ZOninO Speaker Tomorrow At
 WOfnen's Club Farley

Naugatuck, March 12-Off1cers of the Garden department of the Nau- gatuck Woman's Club will be elect ed at @ special meeting tomorrow at 3 D. m. at the Children's library. Mrs. George Barwick, Mrs. John P. Jones and Mrs. H. E. Perkins com prise the nominating committee.
 Mrs. Frederick Zonino will give an illustrated lecture on, "rhe Fas- cination of Flower Arrangements" The study group will meet at 2:15 D. m. and will discuss Japanese beetles and other pests. Mrs. w. J. Weary will lead this discussion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
BEACON FALLS CLUB PLANS SPORTS NIGHT

Naugatuck, March 12-Members Of the Gum Cutting department of the U. s. Rubber will be guests of the Beacon Falls Recreation Club at Q sports night March IA in the club rooms.
 Teams have been formed for bowling, ping pong, cards, and dart baseball to begin at eight o'clock. Previously, the Beacon Falls group has invited Club IT and the Plan- ming department to take part in these company activities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
SIX |NDUCTEES
 LEAVING TODAY Boys To Take Physical Exams At Hartford
 GandarilIas Feted

Beacon Falls, March 12.-Six local young men left in the selective serv- ice group from the local district for Hartford this morning, where they were to take final physical examina- tions before induction in the U. s. army.
 They were: Charles Gai1darillas, John Musick, Raymond Dumschott Alex Witkorski, John Horsman and Joseph Schumski.
 Stanley Wisniewski, son of Mir and Mrs. Stanley Wisniewski of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
HARRY CHITTENDEN
 JOINS U. s. MARINES

Naugatuck, March 12- Harry E. Chittenden, son of supt. of Schools and Mrs. Harold E. Chittenden of Fairview avenue, has enlisted in the U. s. Marines and is taking the of- flcers' training course at the Quan,- tico, Va. base. MT. Chittenden, a graduate of Yale university, class of 1889, left here last Friday.
 He has been employed in the Naugatuck National bank for the past year and recently was assist ant financial chairman of the an- nual Boy Scout financial campaign here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
ALDINE ENGLEHARDT CLASS BOOK EDITOR

Naugatuck, March i2-Work on the annual class book of the senior class of the Naugatuck High School has started. Miss Aldine Englehardt Is editor -in-chief and John M. Sutherland and Rodney Vardon are assistant editors. Mtss GcHtse Grainger of the local schools Eng fish department is supervising the work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12

of 86 Carroll Street.
 The four expected to replace these, 1t was announced today by Dr. Edwin Curran, acting chairman of the draft board, are: Allison Bell of 269 Church street; William Thomas Daley of Cherry street; Peter Machnics of Hunters Hill, and Anton Klivicki of Nixon ave- flue.
 Bell is now in New Hampshire where he Is playing in an orches- tra and 1t Is no known here whether or not he is snowbound. A tele- gram was sent to him today noti- flying him to report for induction here by March IT or that he can be inducted if he wishes in New Hompshire and the local district will be credited with the induction.
 It was stated that he will be given until March 17 in order that he may have five-days notice.
 The 21 boys who were inducted at Hartford yesterday were: Nauga- tuck, Board 14A--Edward J. Ben son, Francis G. Kosowicz, Casimir J. Tarnowski, Alfred F. Mutter, How ard Rainville, Harry w. Talmadge Jr., Patsy J. DeCarlo, John R. Me- Dermott, Joseph A. Naviskas, Ste- pi1en W. Seltes, Henry N. Burnham Jr., Joseph E. Cullen, Louis Vierra Antoni Sarbieski, Walter O. Mor- gan, Joseph L. Welton,. Michael Banik, Jr., Sam Loadrska, John l. Salvotore, William D. Quinn, Harold R. Semrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
Borough Funerals

The funeral of Peter Eric Peter son of Dunn street, who died Mon- day at his home after a short ill., ness, will be held tomorrow at 3 D.. m. from the Alderson funeral home, POI Meadow street. Rev. William R. Frendberg, of the Salem Lutheran church, will officiate. Burial will be in Grove cemetery.
 Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 2 to g o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
RINKUS FINED SIS
 BY JUDGE WEARY

Naugatuck, March l2 - William Rinkus of Cherry street extension was fined $5 and costs of $8.26 in borough court today on a breach of peace charge. He was arrested yes~ terday by Sergeant Anthony Farrar. Judge Thomas Weary presided.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
NISSEN TO ATTEND
 N. Y. STATE FARLEY

Naugatuck, March 12-The Wood- men of The World will meet in Goodyear Hall tomorrow evening at 800 o'clock. State Officer John L. Lover will give a report on the convention which will be held in Schenectady, N. r., April 27. h. gard Nissen will be a delegate to the convention.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12

Naugatuck, March 12 = Four repacenents will be sent Hartford Friday take final physical exams for the U Army four of the local quota of 25 who went yesterday rejected in the final The four who rejected were: Edward L. Armonat of 76 Galpin street. Chester Roman of "A German street, Martin F.
 Mkovc IT, of 10 Anderson Street. and Martin L. Scherer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
21 Pass Army Physical Exams

Cook lane, was among @ group of draftees to leave from New Haven recently, he having been employed there in recent months. He is now stationed in North Carolina.
 A farewell party was held recent ly at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Wersig of Maple avenue for Charles Gandarillas, son of MT. and Mrs. Carlos Gandarillas, who left today for induction in the U. s. army.
 Attending were: MT. and Mrs. William Fischer, Louise, Serafine, Manuel and Ambrosia Gandarillas, Evelyn and Carols Gandarillas, MT. and Mrs. Roland La Belle, MT. and Mrs. Wersig and Dolores Sutton, all of Beacon Falls; Samela Labriola MT. and Mrs. Thomas Lee, Charles Familiaro, Ida Vagnini and Ray mond Pamonski, of Naugatuck; MT and Mrs. William Fosdick and Ruth Jane Fosdick and Miss Estelle Will kinson, of Seymour; MT. and Mrs Fred Spencer of Waterbury, Jack and William Gibbs of Ansonia, anc Stella Maciac of Derby.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
Four Funk Tests
 But Replacements
 Are Going Friday
Allison Bell, William Daley, Peter Machines And An- ton Kivick Ordered To Capitol City Induction Gen.
 ter; Bell May Be SnowbOund In New Hampshire

Correspondent. wm. ,. Baz,er-Phons Nauxatuch se4s
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-15

mond, Mrs. Frank Peltier and
Mrs.. O'Grady, trustees.
In the Metropolitan club, the
new officers are: Pat O'Grady,
president; Thomas Tuscany, first
vice-president; Charles Lude-
man, second vice-president;
Bertram Lozen, recording secre-
tary; Jed Murphy, financial Sec
rotary; Donald Albrecht, treas
urer; Fred Tuscany, sergeant at
arms; and Ed Lozen, Donald
Parent and c. Edward Willert,
trustees.
Assisting Mrs. O'Grady in
planning Tor this annual event is
. group including Mrs. Charles
Sanders, Mrs. John Gillett, Miss
Frederick. Mrs. Tuscany, Mrs.
Brunke. Mrs. Wayne Adair, and
Mrs. Albrecht.
John Gillett Is chairman of
the mems committee and his
assistants are Jed Murphy, John
Miller and Pat CGrady.. r.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-15
Metropolitan Club and Auxiliary
Plan Installation Party Feb. %

PLANS are well under way
for a party to be held jointly
by the Metropolitan Auxiliary
and Metropolitan Spirit 8, in
honor of the recently installed
officers Of the two groups.
The party IL TO be held on
Saturday evening, Feb. ~, in
Veterans hall, and II Is expected
that among the guests will be q
number Of state officers Of the
organization. Mrs. Pat O'Grady
10 chairman Of the Auxiliary
committee, and she entertained
other members Of the Auxiliary
committee and several repre-
sentatives from the mems group
the other evening, to work on
these plans.
The officers to be honored are
Miss Mabel Frederick, president
Of Metropolitan Auxiliary; Mrs.
Donald Albrecht, vice-president;
Mrs. Herman Brunke, secretary;
Mrs. Thomas Tuscany, treasur-
er; Mrs. Harold Widrig, sergeant
at arms; and Mrs. Harvey Ham
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-15
Legion Auxiliary Party
Fetes Valentine Day

THE AMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY celebrated st. VAL
entine's Day with q card party
1T the home Of Mrs. Karl o.
Brink last evening.
There were II tables and q
prize for each one. The house
prize, donated by Mrs. Law
renee Kruse, was won by Mrs.
Arnold Eschenburg. The VAL
entine motive was carried out
In the decorations and in the
lunch. A large cake in the
shape Of . valentine was won
by Mrs. Morton Levenberg.
Tonight ID the night of the
Valentine Dance being sponsor
ed at Hillcrest by Young Wo-
mems Auxiliary Of Zion Church.
Kay Bees will furnish music
for dancing from ten to two
o'clock, and the public Is cor
daily invited.
THE JUNIOR YOUNG PEG
PIES LEAGUE of Zion Evan.
gelical church will hold a box
social on Tuesday, Feb. 10, at
1850 o'clock. The girls are re-
quested to bring decorated
boxes.
THE MARGARET BOTTUME
CIRCLE Of. Kings Daughters
Will Give . dessert bridge at the
Home on Market street, ON FRI
day, Feb. 20, q l:30 o'clock.
There will be 20 tables. Mrs.
Edward Willert Is general chair
man.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-15
Young Women's Club
to Hear Fashion Talk

Young Women's Club will
hear Lois Pike of Detroit talk
on Spring Fashions Monday
evening, when the group holds
a regular meeting in Masonic
clubrooms at eight o'clock.
Miss Pike comes from the ].
L. Hudson company In Detroit,
where she directs all the fash
ion shows and related matters
for the store.
Hostesses for the evening will
be Mrs. Kurt Friedeburg, Mrs.
Elmer Luth, Mrs. Norman Ku-
jala Of Berkeley, and Mrs. Harry
Poole.
MRS. JOSEPH VALENTINE.
Clinton River road, is visiting
for a few days with her sister
Mrs. William Moore of Highland
Park.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-15
PhiIathea Class Hears Plans
Of Salvation Army Heads

THE MEMBERS OF THE
PHILATHEA CLASS Of the
Presbyterian church listened
with interest It the meeting on
Friday evening to Brigadier
George Figures when he told Of
the plans for Hostess House. AS
has been mentioned, the Airing
ton Hotel on Cass avenue has
been purchased by the Salvation
Army for q home and recrea-
tional center for the men at
Selfridge Field.
Brigadier Figures said that
money for the purchase $l0,-
600, had been sent from Chicago
and that the center will provide
about 20 bedrooms, which may
be rented for Z small fee, by rel
stives and friends OF soldiers
who come to Mount Clemens.
There will be q large recreation
room. . lobby, writing room.
consulting room and q lunch
counter. BriEadier and Mrs. Fig
ures will have q small apart
msnt In the building. for their
own use. Adjt. George Bellamy,
Of the Salvation Army head
quarters, on Grand avenue, was
present last evening and also
Mrs. Figures. Adjt. Bellamy
spoke briefly of the Army work
here In Mount Clemens.
p, The meeting was held at the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-15
Coming Events


Sat- Feb 1s-white Shrine of Jerusalem dinner at 40 ~
ceremonial at pm. r'
Sat- Feb 1s-vaentine Dance at Legion clubhouse snor
screo Jointly by Legion and Auxiliary dancing begins
Sat- Feb l5-vaenne party for Primary Department of
Presbyterian Church, at 2 pm.
.ored By Sisters Of St. Josephs at pm .A'''o Sp0h-
Sat- Feb 1s-Box social for the benefit Chdrens Fund
Sun, Games party in St. gosephs ssnitarim spon-
Sum- Feb lA'sny League in Methodist church paror
Mon Feb i1-Monday Musicale at the home Mrs Herman
Mon se Tei ior Church street sa. At pm n,
az the home. OF Mrs A. P. Grim, AZ Grand avenue at
Mop Feb l7Busness and Professional womens Club at
the home OF Miss Nina Shoemaker. l52 North avenue,
Mon Feb l7-BTM Senior ssterhood at the home of Mrs.
Joseph n Scher. 12e Bellevew avenue at pm
and Mr.. Fuller ss 3 Dickinson D az at se p nome OF Mr.
Mon. Feb l7-American Legion, at Legion clubhouse at
Mon. Feb. i7Franz Kuhn Lodge Knights of Pythias, in
mon Ses IA. Grocery party in Veteran hal,
sponsored By Lady Arbeites serving begins at noon
iues Een lGames party In ST. Louis hail. sponsored by
Tues. Isb Church D Guild po.uck luncheon ..
Tue. ESQ S pms n s;ass Is:a st 2pm
at s home Of Mrs Harold Sherman 81 Lincoln avenue
Tues, Feb iGI.asu. Of Women Voters at the home of
Mrs Byron Stuck % South wilson boulevard at I:so
Tues Feb 1s-Young woens Episcopal League in Grace
~! 1, Tls h 1s e. q 1a. pm c..,,
Iues 1eD l0SS JosephS Guild Of ST. Peters church. the
home Ct Mrs. Emmett Balantine % Lafayette street
ats pm s.,,.
Tues Feb. 11Mizpah Bible Glass of Methodist church At
the home Of Mrs. Edward Cahil II Gallup avenue at
2pm
Tues Feb lSMonday Musicale Chorus rehearsal in Com
muniU Room Of Mount Clemens High school, at pm
Tues, Feb 1e-Junior Young Peoples League Of Zee
box social, in church parlors at 730 pm
Tues, Feb 10Civc Chorus rehearsal Community Room
at Mount Clemens High anhoo. at 1880 pm.
weo FEB 1S-Child Study Group s. at the home of Mrs
Macon Trabue, 1s3 Clinton avenue, 1t pm.
"ed Heb 1e-HarTison Circle Of Kings Daughters
Brown Cottage at pm.
Wed, Feb. 1e-AGount Clemens Lodge, No. 6, +. & A. M
lodge opens g 646 PM, complimentary turkey dinner
scs menbsrs and visiting Masons in Masonic hail. At
wed Feb. leEv9 Onward Circle of Kings Dauahters At
the home Ct Mrs Frederick Pfromm TO Wolf road At
l30 pm. -
Wed, YsS leNsnonets Club 1t the home of Mrs. Fred
Loten, . oih6s strest At Pm 1 - = -. -
Woo 1oo. W--tfo-LAnton Card party in St Louis hall
- spsnSessd ~ - past Club. 1t pm. B. 4 80 -
wed- - rIA installation and potuck din
lls14 ~ = - home senlrs. sosspA
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-15
GS Junior Members
Give Dance for so

MORE THAN so young peo-
pie were present last evening in
Grace parish house at q dance
sponsored by the junior men,
bers group Of Girls Friendly
Society.
Valentine decorat o ms. of
crepe paper and balloons were
used to give the holiday spirit.
Arrangements were made for
the party by Virginia Ullrich
and Betsy Green.
Chaperons for the party in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. John Ull-
rich, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Green
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ben
nett.
Junior members group Is a
new division Of Girls Friendly
part of Miss Lyla Stencils
intermediate group. Miss Stencil
and Mrs. George A. Merifield,
branch chairman of the society,
are taking charge of this group
temporarily.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-15
United Workers Use
Valentine Motif

TWENTY One TABLES
were taken yesterday afternoon,
ut the bridse-luncheon sponsor
ed by United WORKER Circle In
the Kings Daughters Home.
Valentine decorations were
formed by the red and white
wrapped table prizes, arranged
by Mrs. Frank Miller, general
chairman and her committee,
Mrs. Arthur Rosso, Mrs. H. Z.
Moore, Mrs. Carlton Tucker,
Mrs. Ralph Bennett, Mira. Paul
volkenant, Mrs., O. n. petera
Mrs. Carlos Wittenmeyer, Mrs.
Paul Pringnitx and Mrs. John
Whitney.
Mrs. Robert Eckert took
charge of the bslxe sale held
In conjunction with the event.
GROUP TWO, OF THE wSCs.
Of the Methodist Church, was en-
tertained yesterday afternoon at
the home Of Nrs. Fred Bobcean.
Miss Lillian 1roems led The de-
votions. Plans were discussed for
Z luncheon or tea In the near ~.
ture. The next meeting viii TAXI
the second Friday In March.
Place 70 be announced later.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-15
NJ ALICIA HAT
MA ongvloo otolS WS1Dee


For the average womSn. one
Of lifa's most dlscouraging mo-
ments 10 the day her mirror ~
fleets not only . few gray hairs
but q couple OF fine lines at the
corners Of hsr eyes and the bad
news that the lower half Of her
face has sagged . little.
II she's smart, however, she
refuses to allow the discouraged
frame Of mind 70 linger. She
decides 1t once what's 70 be
done about her hair. II Il -
to be dyed, the job ought % Do
done at once. II not. than Il
must be washed oftener and
groomed more carefully than
ever before. Brown hair which
looks dusty and oily h bod
enough. but brown-and- gray
hair which looks dusty md oily
u ten times worse. -
MAYBE a
NEW COWyURI
Maybe . new couture u In
dicated. One thing 10 certain,
. long bob Il out. Hair
streaked with gray can b very
chic. But never II II dangles
about the neck and shoulders.