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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22
Gonzaga Ace
Fights Draft
Grid Player Asks
For Deferment

San FRANCISCO ~. The u. 8.
ciro,nt court OF appeals today took
under Amusement the plea Of =
Gonzass university football player
for draft defsrment.
Attorneys for Peter Corners. the
grid player, won q preliminary IN
junction In the Montana federal
district court against draft board
No. l Of Silver Bow county. Mont.
on the plea he should be permitted
To finish his college football career.
He intends 10 play profess
saoaal football upon graduation
~snd . football star shines
brightsst IN his senior ycas,"
Corners argued.
The draft board appealed the
injunction on the grounds FEDERAL
Judge Jane Baldwin was without
jurisdiction IN the case and had
made q gross error" in unfolding
Corners stand.
The players attorneys argued
yesterday the draft board had ar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22
Bengals Face
Seattle Prep
Abos Meet Yokimo.
CDeo Visits Bells

Stadium Tigers and Lincoln
Ab>s put thar current victory
strings on the cross state block
this weekend while winisss neilar.
mine IAons viii try 20 capture the
Western washington Catholic
high school crown by upsettlng
o'psa Irish this Friday afternoon
on the BelI turf.
The Bsngals. badly bruised after
five tough games In . row. might
expect IN find . brssthsr N Ne
attic Prep who comes hers Friday
night.
But ~ Ceaeh Sehs usssvtch
pointed sst. a~stess Prep 49,
turned In the hsst psvsevssases "a
date against Evev~tt. saa gave
LINCOLN quite . hattie lAse we'd
before losiDg. 10.
On Hsinr1ek's hospital squad =
Bob johnson. disiooatsd ankle.
Dick Hiitbrunn. sprAinsd make and
bad shoulder: Don Lee. general
banging up: Ted Gregg ana marry
Mansfisid. Iust msnding from ear
iisr bruises.
hsindiek hopes 10 have some a
his efippiss ready for the Seattle
invaders but may have 10 depend
upon reserves
The Abss leave for Yakima rri-
day morning by train with coaeh
Dan I.Asars planning 20 tAhs -
players. Tuesday Afternoon t3s
ssiispiit,srs sersmmsgsd with CO
YER Psrk
Al ss tks Akss bas GDsssy n~sg.
lusd aasws thsesgh ~ s~sttks
Prep sssss IL gss1 styis. nssg-
iusd has . b~1 ksss ssusss ~ ~
lsg. ID Besuss 10 the No. -
serve for n~rgIussd.
Coach Andy ssAtt 10 poIlshinG up
the Lion aerial game fo~ The
oDsa irish vho lost shssr only
game the year va ths psas pssts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22
BY HARRY GRAYSON
Tacoma Times special Writer

THERE many contributing factors in Stanfords first
defeat under Clark Shaughnessy and employing mod
en formation with maninmoton. but the Cardinals aren't
saying much about them lest them crying
The lowdown is however that the Red Indians miss Chief
Sandee and Hugh Gaaneau their hardest hitting backs
Of 1910.
They lost Pete kmetovic early in the Oregon State
AT Corvallis This hurt plenty inasmueh kmetovic Is
their best running back and they have adequate replace
ment for him.
Stanfords attack out of the is based timing and the
wet ball and poor footing threw this off,
Cardinals not used TO the rain and the Beavers prac
ticay live in it. 1t the first unfayorabe weather
eountered by Strategst Shaughnessy the coast.
Penalties just seemed to bob in time to keep Oregon
States drives alive and throttle Stanford's
Oregon State shifted its defense sklfuy but the Red
deny they faced any defense they hadn't before
Sanfords celebrated stopped by team that played
good. hard, heads up football The Cardinals simply
outpayed
There mysterious behind their first
In Ia games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22
LeOVich
Released
PHILADELPHIA vete

PHILADELPHIA Netera n
Pitcher Irving (Bump) Hadiey
and Rookie Catcher Johnny Leo
vich, former Oregon State college
athlete, were free agents today
following their outright release by
the Philadelphia Athletics.
HAdley, 81, won four and lost
six for the As last year. Leoyieh.
signed by the As while they
trained on the Pacific coast last
February, served with Toronto
and In the Interstate league. Man
ager Connie Mack announced their
release last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22

Stadium Tiger junior feosisilsrs
d~fsstsd kApo~sln Logger 100.
yesterday at ths stadium ~ifh
Ralph Baker pitching two touch
down psss~s. one 10 Bob 0Ibson
ard one 70 Carl Mo-. On dsfsnss
Gene closxh. End. ard Jimmy
collto. guard. stood OFT for tb~
BenSais.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22
INDIVIDUAL BATTING
ptaxew. in Less Than Ten Games
DURoCHER UNSIGNED

NEW YORK-Leo Durocher re-
turned TO his home in St Louis
without having been offered an
other contract a. manager Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22
Hitting the Old Head Pin

final sams and Oil for total.
ins Berg team composed Of l..
Thomas. ". stsuffsr, J. Eanooaf, sam
Totstsd and Mic Miller. remained In
first place by t.kins three posnte
from kA9lss Club Room.
Industrial League
Len rsitsm. shooting In The In
dustfisl le&sus. rolled tbs hiSbsst
Total Of ali downtown boSisrs Mon
DEP night vn~n he ehsekso In with
is.. i7e and zIs. for s1s seriss.
A. usual. The indussfiai lsss,ss
sish TALES. ~ tsrssa ,a.isa 81
BOB rriberz ss7. bvron Nun $40. and
orin o.rdnsr HAD thrss GOOD games
and ts7 Total Cecil cossil rssc nsa
1is In his second game aud st2 foT
Henry wilIsy's zss in th< middle
Of his series ~ss ms hish slnEls sanss
Of Monday night play ana aided him
In rear hing t1s for bis ~riss srofs
Olive Node led tho women bo~isrs
Of tns league .ith . sio single snd
Mel r.nninssons Tlrsmsn main
tanned thsif fine record for tns sea-
son ~ taking three points from ths
points sp6 Lost only sir 10 hoid . nice
margin In ths isssus race.
klssnls I<aso<
North tnd susys
Dodge 7osb % " POWER is<s 10.
alsh ssns "a clAfs ais. hish ssriss
coFllss z0zs 90 " D~yo 1904 CO.,
high game Dsle forxsnsrcea is4.
high sefiss = D~yo 40
o~sss 1859 t01 " Fisher 1910 fS3s
hish g.ms oeofss yishsr III. nixh
s~Fiss f1sfsr al
TsyisT 1924 90 v. csrl.os 1859
%; hixn ssnns Taylor ia. nigh s<slss
Tayiof tz4.
tss.lSns f<sGss
PLAY asf 4lisys
fzrds x1ss 81 " i4tti< Pigs sfsl
~. high ssm~ Jses Jacobs 1s1. nisn
s<fiss Jack Jacobs t<e.
ssoons zo7i 90 We pvfyers 1868
hixn s~riss ound<rson az.
Hams 1883 ~ " sausage 1910 fz1s
hlsn game Net smlta les. hlsn ssvsss
esi smith <ss.
south rseems s,.ssh4n.. L..s.s
" s'.ss. aszf "a, va cr.ss asss ss,.
h,sh s.ns ninnisti zss. hish ssriss
B<1ss 5sss "a ". Airpors z,s4
fzl. high game 4. Hoffman, i,>. high
s<E,<s 4. hoffpan sl7-
Dfmans 1874 90 ~. nnivors
7ele 10. nigh sAuss Gsorgettl -.
high seri<s D>orxetti Ola,
jsn<ns ASA 80 vs. wslsr 7sos
20. h,sn s-ms p.sni 40. high sssi<s
Arto< SO.
scratch I<zFue rormsd
a no-hsndiesp bowling lsssus Vas
formed % bowl Aondzr evenings On
the Hl-W1y alleys Teams from szfi-
teFegtsc. including TIN. isist and
iecfd lnfantFy groups Two civilian
teams are slso on the roster leaving
enc Franchise oD<D Tao,mA nostsrs
interested In toanlng this serss<h
as.g1e may ssssfs tnfnwmsssoa - tfss
h-WAy aIi<yA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22
c S HI
@IN a q Ell Nl 81
ISL III ID Ii BIB 2 "a N[I

No MYSTERIOUS REASON BEHIND STANFORD DE-
FEAT; CARDINALS MISS CHIEF STANDLEE AND
GALLARNEAU; HAD NO ADEQUATE REPLACEMENT
FOR KMET0VIC
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22

rived AT the cast iron rule that h
10 liberal arts student and there.
fore shouldn't receive eonsidsra.
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22

Rusion Merchants League
HoWellk held on 10 their league lead
by taking three points from the Pre-
men, 27s7 70 2To<. Roy Murphy. ~
single and . se4 series. followed By
John Murphy with All and b7s. Jaek
T,iftis rolled $40 for the r1rsmsn.
Haussnis took three pointA 70 this
Cleaner one. beating them loss 10
2sss. Henry Hsndrtokson Vas heavy
and . soe series. Nd svenson. anchor
man for the Cleaners. pulled ths last
sam< out Of the fire BY rolling . 13s
single and 5is series
Jack Tuttls picked the 4. 7, 10 and
me q .. u Bowman picked ths
Ylora's broke the league record for
high series. beating the Hardware
1901 10 2fs9. and taxing all four
points Walt Fro<hIsr, FioFss anchor
man, led the way with ib2, 22s and
Also chalking up rood gafna~ for the
winners we're Wes Pollock with zlS
and Tom Reid with ala Boo Good
rolled high series for tho losers with
IN. ooIdfisn and oddfsllows split.
two and two. me oddfslIos. taxing
total pins z73o 70 1850. n Bowman
rolled SIT for the winners. and Jerry
Miller $40. and Del Richards 500. we're
hisn for the Goldfish.
KNIGHTS Of Columbus
Walter Schroeder rolled eonsistentiy
TO cop the TOP scoring honor IN the
weekly matches OF the KuIsnts 81
Columbus league Monday night. Hls
games .srs iss. lss. and 1877 and his
total SCI.
George Bo~ooyieh rolled sss for to
runner up score Louls Burks wound
up MIA sriss sitn 1os single. Inc
high ssns OF the weekly Casey pisy.
tArie. ABtiIi.ry Lsarns
SoDhie Thomas. Who ed ths seofiAs
in the Eagles Auxiliary league q week
ago Htth = $50 total. raue right back
IN ths week PLAY ana again to-os the
series honor Slth slf score. getting
the big count with singles Of iss.
me Eagles ladies' wers IN TOP rixnt
form. Perm Coles rolled three good
games for a 4es total ID Prxthsr
registered ais IN her second game
hlsh single Of Tire evening. and
wound Up with q rice SsI toesl.
9s q h 1919. rIls f s11 .ssss -
serlss with a zoo game and finished
With . f3f Total florence Pfrs< rolled
siTs LOIS Bsttsis $50. ara B~ssns
k-siss Ls.rss .~,,. A.. $3.50,
him games Of is7. iss. and Iss. o.
HeurlAn led the truncisrs Of tos big
i<-tesn Eszies lesEus Monday On ths
Coliseum sllsys with SO total.
Hiks Miller WAS eioss behind With
s<I shooting 40. 10s and iss. ecotty
hurdocf rolled wei 20 reach . $40
total. Lev Esansirh had . z07 IN his
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in L. S. Defense
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22


The best scoring record among
the major teams are held by
Texas A. 4 NJ. (15s-7). Texas
t156-27) and Alabama t117-22)-
all but two OF them teams from
the south and southwest. The
worst tabulations are held by
Pitt f0-s5D. kansas state f3-1o2)
Kansas (35-102) and w. NJ. ].
t47-11s).
Among the little fellows, the
leaders are Rutgers (i02-6) and
the Coast Guard Gts-f3). Inoi-
dentally, the only team which
hasn't given wp q touchdown \
Navy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22


Although the season reaches
the halfway mark Saturday,
the usual rzsh Of all-Amerfea
nonsense hasn't begun - yet
Hnemen are less ptbiieixed
than the national debt and
even bAckfieid men haven't
spanked NJ usual
Bruce Smith Of Minnesota Ia
perhaps the only back with q
national reputation now, although
Frank sinkwich's feat Of playing
against Colum bis with a broken
jaw boosted his stock tremsn-
dousiy. There are any number Of
sectional heross-Hovious. HApss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22

Wallace Butts. the cherub-
faced veteran vino tutors
Georgia. tabs Tulane NJ the
most powerful football team
In America. He spoke Of the
Green Wave strength and
man-power In tho awe
stricken tones and said that
to him no upset Of 194l will
surpass Tulane's defeat by
Rice. As for his own team
"we're fair. hut we lack re-
serves and have 10 depend
too much on Frank Sinkw1ch.
I'D say we'll lose maybe two
ball games"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22
East Hears
Huskies
Are Loaded
NEW YORk-Leaves from III

NEW YORk-Leaves from the
1e41 football log book:
Rejoice. ye football coaches who
decided to stick II out AT the old
homestead last year. OF the 20
mentors who switched only four
still can claim perfect records -
Frank Leahy, Notrs Dame; Earl
Blaik, Army: Paul Brown, Ohio
State; and Dell Morgan, Texas
Tech. 1t would be interesting TO
know how badly Leahy's tongue
bruised his cheek when he told
the N. d. students In his intro
ductory speech that "the days Of
undefeated Irish teams are over. 4"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22
Short Stsff-One

Short Stsff-One rsason
Navy failed 30 click ~ well ~
expected against Cornell Was
that Gene F1athmann. giant
tackle. was on the bench with
an injury Minnesota has
won the little brown jug from
Michigan for seven straight
years :. Jim Crowley ut
Fordham says the Rams made
20 mistakes In defeating West
Virginia last week, which 10
. ITO per cent improvement
over the previous game
The grapevine whispers that
Washington In loaded for Stan
ford this week. The Rose
Bowl champs defense 10
spotty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22

Strange as II seems. Indiana can
win q tie In the Western con
ference II the Hoosiers can cap
turs only four games. To date
they haven't played a conference
game and their three defeats don't
count This year they are sched-
uled to meet only Wisconsin. Iowa.
Northwestern and Purdue, and off
the Nebraska victory they should
rate as even money against the
first two squads and II improve
nent continues might rank as a
sleeper asainN the Wildcats
There is a week Of rest before
Purdue.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-12
Old Groton Shipyards
To Build MANY Ships

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-R-A
fleet of fast freighters to be oper-
aztec for the common cause" of
British and Allied shipping will be
built at the Old Groton Iron
works shipyards at Old Groton,
Conn, Alfred Hotter, a refugee
norwegian industrialist and head
OF a private ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
combine which acquired the yards,
said today.
Hotter said the combine pur-
chased the yards for "around a
half million dollars for construc-
tor of II to IS and maybe even
18" freighters a year.
Plans call for 9,5OO-ton freight
ers, he said, predicting that the
first ship could be turned out within
II months.
He said the combine acquired
the yards instead of building new
ones because 1.-THE establishment
already there would permit us to
save from six to eight months in
getting out the first ship" l
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-12
{ r A N u M
CIR A OK E R s

everyone gets a lot of fun ont of
TO the zoo. Perhaps vo,1,ve
read the cards on the cages ~ ~ We
tell where each animal comes
from. If SO, you won't have noI,ch
trouble selecting the natural habi.
.ae wnere each of the following ami
mas is most likely to be found.
L. Polar bear. Gay Chile; (b)
tne south Pole; (c) Rocky Noun
talns; (d) the Arctic.
=, Llama. (al Tibet; (b) South
Alaler1ca; CO. Wyoming; (d) India.
o. Hland. (a) Samoa; 90 ST.
oerla; (c) North America: I'd
South Africa.
4: Puma. (a) China; (b) United
States; (c) Africa; (d) Tahiti.
5. Elephant. Gay India; (b) Mo.
rocco; (c) Australia; az Brazil.
ANSWERS on Market Page)
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-12
Meat Prices Rising
To Late Summer Level

CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-R-Hog pro-
ducers' 1941 plans for production
and feeding will be affected ma
terially, livestock market experts
said today, by the recent sharp
price advance to the best levels
since late summer, 1889.
Trade authorities attributed the
rising cost of swine partly 10 in
creasing domestic consumer de-
mand due to the Industrial Stu
alton, which is reflected in tn e
wholesale and retail meat market.
Choice cattle, which have risen
even more rapidly than hogs. are
at the highest prices in more than
three years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-12
LECRAND'S BILLS
MAY NOT PASS
New Hanover Scion Has No
Illusions About AS
sembly Mill
Sir Walter Hotel.
Star-News' Bureau,

Star-Ne WS' Bureau,
RALEIGH, Jan. 11.-Jack Le-
Grand. New Hanover representa-
tive, entertains no illusions what
ever about the workings of the
legislative mill and collective mind.
That's a good bill which ought
to pass, but it won't and that's the
last I'll probably hear about it"
he remarked to a reporter as he
sent up a bill to shorten the legisla-
tive session by prohibiting introduce
ton of any bill after the fortieth
legislative day without consent of
four-fifths of the house members.
Speaker Odus Null sent it to Ju-
dietary I, and there MI. LeGrand
expects it to die.
A moment later, Mr.. LeGrand
sent forward a bill, very drastic
in its provisions, to ''curtail and
punish subversive activities"
When the Speaker referred it to
the committee on penal institutions,
it looked bad for this bill, too.
The measure is sweeping in its
provisions: "It shall be unlawful
for any person by word of mouth
or writing, willfully and deliber-
ately to advocate, advise Or teach
a doctrine that the government of
the United States, the state of North
Carolina or any political subdivi-
sion thereof shall be overthrow or
overturned by force or violence or
by any unlawful means"
1t also prohibits use of any pub
lie buildings for any such purpose.
First violation would be a mis-
demeanor, second a felony. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-12
Demonstration Clubs
Will Meet This Week

Miss Ann Mason, home demon
stration agent, announced the fol-
lowing schedule for t coming
week:
Monday night, the home agent
will meet with the P. T. A. at the
Wrightsboro school.
Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
the Murraysville home demonstra-
ton club will meet.
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
the Bradley's Creek home demon
stration club will meet at the club
house.
Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock,
the East Wilmington home demon
stration club.
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, a
new club will be formed for the
women of Kirkland and Middle
Sound communities in the Chapel
church. All women of the COM
munities are urged to attend. !
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-12
farmers GIVEN
FEW N. c. POSTS
Survey Shows Professions
Hog Appointments On
Boards
Star-NeWs' Bureau,
Sir Walter Hotel.

pATFIGH, Jan. 11.-Although
North Carolina is approximately 80
,o,, cent rural, ever when towns
- ) 500 are counted as urban, an
.lvsis of the public boards and
commissions appointed to handle
n,o ~naople's business shows that
formers are almost ignored, and
..o+ business men run a very poor
serond to the professions.
Sometime ago questionnaires
,.ore sent out to "a such boards
o,,d commissions asking for report
Az +he occupations and residence
" hoard members. Fifty-nine re-
ononses we're received, while Is
Filled to respond either because Of
inability to supply the information
or lack Of inclination to do SO.
These 50 boards have a total
membership of All. of which 256
are listed as professional men or
women. I47 as business and e as
SINNERS. Residential classification
sIightlv more favorable to the
country, as 81 listed rural residence
aoainst 440 in towns and cities.
The conclusion is that business
and farming interests are either
intentionally overlooked or they
9re i~neuficiently organized for ad-
eouate representation. The situa-
+on is the more striking When it is
remembered that only farming and
business enterprise produce any,
thing. Essential as professions may
he. no lawyer or preacher or doctor
actually produces or creates any
wealth. Obviously interests should
take notice that they must be &C
lively organized to insure pro rata
.no,+ronnt in SI1ch appointmentS
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-12
FLU EPIDEMIC

EAST LANSING, Mich, Jan. II.
-REAn outbreak of influenza
which has affected more than 300
students at Michigan State college
abated slightly today and college
authorities said one of the patients
had given "any cause for alarm"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08
Adult Class
Registration

REGISTRATION FOR the
Fall classes in adult homemak-
ing will take place Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday Of this
week. September s. 9 and 10.
Evening classes in such varied
subjects as family health, home
management, home furnishing.
club programming and many
others, will be held once week.
from 7 10 9. The term covers
period of u weeks.
William X. Clarke, home deco
ration columnist for The De-
troit Times. will conduct a class
in home furnishing for the adult
homemaking program, together
with a more advanced class In
interior decorating at Wayne
University. evenings. in the pro-
gram OF vocational education.
Registration centers for adult
homemaking classes are those
high schools where such classes
are conducted. For further in
formation call the department
OF vocational education at the
division of instruction, 467 West
Hancock. Temple 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08
FANCIFUL
BY JANE MOWERS

GADGET F A n G I + r s,
hearken herei We call him the
little man who wasn't there, but
actually he's the very attractive
portion of very clever and
practical ashtray.
A sylphlike torso with arms
! TO match. a cap and nose emery
ling from a round black head
and a strong square base 10
keep him Alright that seems
TO summarize this nameleSs
creation.
His outstretehed arms hold a
small dish lin black or red)
with frame to hold two cigarets
securely. He's made of shiny
steel. but put him next to your
chrome furniture and you'll
never guess he cost so little
(29 cents TO be exact).
For shopping information. call
Jane Mowers, Cherry 1900 OK
tension 347.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08
Monday, September s, 1941
IS Apples a Day Kept Doctor
Away. Says ParIiamen+arian
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

mediately in hot sterilized jars.
Makes about Al pints.
Corn Flake Sfrudel
5H cups corn fakes
II cup melted butter
! cup sugar
4 cups sliced apples
Ia teaspoons cinnamon
2 tablespoons butter
Crush corn flakes. Combine
melted butter with 4 cup of
the sugar and mix with the
crumbs. Reserve 1-3 OF this
mixture and press the remainder
evenly over bottom and sides OF
shallow 9-inch baking dish.
Fill in apples, sprinkle with
remaining sugar mixed with Gin
namon. Dot with butter and
sprinkle remaining crumbs on
top. Bake in moderate oven
1850 degrees) 30 minutes, then
reduce heat 10 300 degrees and
bake l hour longer or until
apples are tender. Serve with
hard sauce. Serves six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08
Keep Weight
At Healthy
Normal
By IDA JEAN KANE

PARE DOWN your waistline
but keep your weight UP 10 the
healthy normal. That's the trend
in figures for Fall. And there
never was a better style.
The really lovely figure is the
one that is normal weight with
curves. but-slim IN the middle.
Trim Waist
You can trim a Maynard
waist in no time II you go at II
right and give each movement
the scientific twist as you
stretch. pull firm through the
midsection; as you twist, center
all the movement smack at the
waist: precede a bend with a
stretch. These precision point
ers give good returns for the
effort.
The trick is 10 anchor the
hips as you twist al the waist
Try this:
POSITION: Sitting on the
floor. legs stretched wide apart,
arms outstretched overhead.
MOVEMENTS Bend 10 IN
side as you pull up with the
lower abdominal muscles. Back
10 position. bend TO the opposite
side. Repeat a dozen times
Now flop on your back and
relax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08
MARCH "a TO APRLL 81

s-Be especially careful
in managing the financial end
Of your business and other
affairs. Avoid unnecessary errors
through haste.
APRIL Fl TO MAY 20
Taurus-You should find to-
days influences kind TO all ear
nest and intelligent efforts.
Financial gains offered in bust
ness, industry, mechanics, eco
Monies. improving machinery,
equipment and other urgent com
modities.
MAY 2I TO JUNE Fl
Gemiri-Your attitude and
general reactions TO orders. nee
essary work and other duties
will determine the kind and
amount Of success you have.
JUNE % TO JULY -
CaRcer-Friendly results will
obtain from the right kind of
endeavor today. You may not
find everything running smoothly
but profits are in the bag for
you who show initiative and per-
slstency.
JULY % TO AUGUST %
Leo-More favorable for gen
eral advancement and improve
ments than for personal gains or
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Intelligent plan
ming and management essential
for best results. Think before
you act.
AUG. % TO SEPT. -
Vtrgo-Be conservative and
retrench during early part Of
day. Indications for success in
all worthy undertakings increase
shortly after the noon hour.