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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Legion TO Back
Roosevelt on
Policy
Vets Expected to Urge
u. S. Take War to
Enemy if Necessary
international News Service Wire

MILWAUKEE. Sept. II. After
a One-daY recess for their annual
big parade. American LcClonn0ircs
resumed business sessions at their
twenty-third national convention
today and ovcrShadowing all other
matters i'm Importance was the
stand the Legion was 70 take on
national defense and American
foreign policy.
Principal attention was cen
tered on a resolution prepared by
the Legion committee on national
defense. This resolution was writ
len into final form last night, and
will call for unequivo-
cal Legion support OF admlnlstra-
ton foreign policy.
Couchcd IN strong language. the
resolution, according 10 reliable
sources. will advocate an aGgrcS-
Siyc American defense stand even
10 the point Of urging that the
United States carry the war 20
the enemy when unavoidable, and
thus prevent hun from bring wan
TO Us.
Another section Of tho national
defense resolution was expected
TO urge the removal of all geo
graphic limits 10 the service OF
American troops
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
IN THE
NEWS
Continued from Page Onel

hE' wv
should. IN n sense. be Com
stitution Day IN the minds
Of oil true Americans, be-
cause ercyy day nc Wdi-
riduoHg. and as q people,
profit By the rights and Iib-
critics uhich the CoHstjtu-
ton assures rs.
"StU it IS fttHg that
one day ShouId be porticu-
larly and potrioticoiIy des-
ignotcd as Constitution Day
to girc all Of as Amcri-
can citizens an opportunity
to make puoIic declaration
and demonstration Of orr
reverence for the great doc
mneHt ichoSC pr0rlStoRS
protect orr liberties and
prcScrrC otu rcpHbhc.
William RoHdoIph HcarSt.'
In this hour of our nation
crisis. let us breathe new
vitality into the words o.
George Washington, wh'
said:
"CHi-cuS Of birth or
choice. Of a common couH-
try. that country has q
liqht To concentrate yoW'.
affections. The name Of
America must Arrays croct
The inst pricC Of 4oW pa
triotiSm.'
As Mr.. Hearst So truly
says;
"Ercrg day &botdd. in n
sense. be Constitution
Day.
Today and every day show
and shout your Americanism
Daily recite this American
creed:
WITH StCodfoSt }opoItH,
I UgH uphoid the Constitution
And the bill Of y7Gh+sc
Each obigotiou that come
Ia me
As n truc american
I uiI discharge ruth houof
M heart is IN Amcrjcc.
And America is M Hly heart
I nm on american.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

Tho 210th Coast Artillery. an
anti-aircraft regiment composed Of
DotroiterS. is part OF the Second
Army now engaged in gigantic
war mancuYerS in Louisiana. and
has been assigned the safeguard
ing Of an important airport and
several strategic crossings OF the
Rcd River between Shreveport and
Alexandria
The army's release on The posi-
tion Of tho 2l0th was noccS- auly
vague because Of fear Of "diSclos-
ing information 10 tho enemy The
2l0lh is part Of tho Rod army
under attack from the Blue army
Since a superior air force has
been assigned 10 the Blue army
tho role Of anti-aircraft batteries
is an important one in the Red
defense
The Detroit regiment loft Fort
Sheridan. ~. on AHgusf - tntcr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
THIRD ARMY LEADS

~ TIE FIELD WITH THIRD
ARMY ~ LOUISIANA. Spot H.
DI\Sl - Troops OF the Third
Army under command Of Lieut.
Gen. Walter Kruger today were
emerging victorious IN their hattie
against The armorcd forces of the
Second Army
Not only had the Third Army
troops. armed 90 the hll' with
anu-tank units thrown back tho
bltz forces of Gen Ben G. Lear
but they also were IN control oil
most Of the high ground pa cen.
Iral Louisiana.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
World Sources
Doubt of
Ndzi Victory
US. Diplomats Believe
Slow-Up in Russia
Big Influence on laps
nv KINGSBURY SMITH
Int News service stan Correspondent

Int l News >FfNife SIAN '"fl'>p"hHfW
WASHINGTON. Sept. IA
study of diplomatic adviccS re-
ccNcd al the state department in
the last fortnight revealed today
that the man in the street through
out the world is beginning 10 doubt
Germany VIII be tho ultimate
victor in the present war.
This is the first time since Ger
many's spectacular military vic
tories in Europe that tic diplo-
matte adyiccS from the far corners
of the world have reflected such
a general belief among the common
people that Germany is not now
going TO win the war.
The consular and other diplo-
matte reports show that the
masses In India. China, Japan,
Africa and other points around the
world are beginning 10 have doubts
about the invinclbility of the Ger
man military machine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
State Police Speed
To Kalamazoo Strike

LANSING, Sept 17-State 20.
lice were in Kalamazoo today on
orders Of Governor Van Wagner
after strikers prevented trucks and
employees from entering and leav.
ing the Atlas Press Company
County Sheriff Charles W. Stru.
bic appealed 10 the governor foi
help in wire which said "therC
has been no violence hut striker,
are in complete control of tho
plant" He said his force was IN
adequate 70 meet the situation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
I Swedish Ships
Sink After Blast

STOCKHOLM Sept. II In a
series OF mystery blasts which
rocked tho Stockholm region.
three Swedish naval dcStroyers
today burst INTO flames and two
~ them sank.
A large number Of officers and
mon were killed or injured since
burning OIL hampcrcd rescue
efforts
Tho doStroycrS were moored In
Tho group of islands on which The
city of Stockholm D. huIlt The
explosions occurred almost stimuli.
larcou~ly. az 10 a M.
The thrd craft wa, badly dam
aged hy tHc explosion and flames.
Details ~ The explosion were
NOT immediately available. bu, a
government investigation was
opened immediately on the theory
mat 'ho blasts and fires could not
have been accidental
All the cc-troyrrS belonged 70
The coastal section of the Swedish
navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
DOUBT SPREADING

This doubt appears 10 he spread
ing even among the military eN-
tremiStS in Japan, and that is
regarded by American officials AS
one Of the most hopeful signs for
an eventual understanding be-
tween this country and the Nippon
Empire.
Three main factors are con-
Sidered responsible for the signs
OF change in world public
opinion They are:
! Russia Unexpectedly
strong resistance 10 the German
invasion. and especially the
heavy losses which the Germans
are believed 10 be suffering in
the Russian campaign.
THE growing importance OF
American aid 10 Great Britain.
and belief that the United
States is drawing steadily nearer
participation in the war.
3 Great Britaln'S ability 10
Withstand the worst the German
air force had 10 offer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
.Bdr|um Hotel Battle
Over Equipment Ends

The legal battle over who owns
the rugs. kitchen and laundry
equipment OF the vacated Barlum
Hotel which the city recently
seized for delinquent taxes was set
tied today when city attorneys
reached a compromise with the
Cadillac Square Company former
owners Of The building, whereby tho
company may remove the rugs and
kitchen equipment. hut the city
viii keep tho laundry equipment,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
cloth Inn Action
Detroit Coast Artillery Unit GiUen Important Task
in Second Army War Games

ing the mancuvor area on Angus
go. The first two weeks of Sep.
tCmbcr we're spent in practice
mancuvcrS The war games vii
end September 20 and tho Dcuoi'
troops viii be- hack at Fort Shcri
dan October 8 or :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

WASHINGTON. Sept. II. -
Belief that President Roosevelt
will call for repeal of the Neu'
trality Act within four 1ecks
thus launching another congress
Sional battle over foreign Iollcy
grew in responsible congressional
Circles today
I Outright repeal Of the act
which would permit American
merchant ships to carry lend-leaSc
goods to Britain, was described
by both administration ana am
administration senators as tho
next logical step in development
of tho aid 10 democracleS
program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
REPEAL EXPECTED

Conceding that much may dc
pend upon GermanyS reaction "a
Mr.. RooSevelt'S policy OF clearing
the seas of Axis submarines and
air raiders. one informed source
predicted that the move viii come
within a month and that Congress
viii vote repeal.
Revision Of tho Neutrality Act
It was pointed out, Is necessary 10
permit arming Of American mex
chant men but more important
is use Of American ships in carry
ing lend-leaSe goods 10 Britain.
American production is IncrcaS-
ing so rapidly. ii was said, tfat il
may he necessary 10 use all avail
able vessels. including American
TO supply British needs and 10
permit Britain 10 send goods in
huge quantities 10 Russia.
A champion OF tho Neutrality
Act. Senator Gillette CD OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17

To safeguard and preserve the
american way Of life-buN De
tense savings Bonds md stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Gem. Lear
kidnapping
EOiEeai
By JAMES l.. KILGALLEN

WITH THE SECOND ARMY
IN LOUISIANA. Sept. l7-Our
CHG was bombed by a Blue"
third army suicide squad last
night.
But il became known today, the
Soycn soldier, who pulled off the
sensational stunt failed IN plot 10
capture Lieut. Gen. Ben Lear.
commander OF the Red second
army.
/ was at CLIO, writing a war"
story IN the press room. when the
gas attack story literally blew
up IN my lace. Dense pals OF
smoke filled the place, forcing me
and others to hastily don gas
masks
All seven Blue soldiers were
captured.
LEAR NOT THERE
CLIO IS located in the big two
story high school building in Winn-
field. La. home town of the late
IIuoy Long.
General Lear fortunately, was
not n the building when the AZ.
tack suddenly camc Al 1925
O'Clock last night lie was in his
tent IN the bNouac area about a
mile away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
BAERING DOWN ON THE NEWS:
Playing Safe
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

BY ARTHt X BUGS Back
The wealth is Just like the food that goes
past your floor the dumbwaitcr
II isn't there when the dumbwater comes down.
Thanks to couple Of screwbal dictaors everything
portable going the chopper And the next time Mother
Hubbard goes the cupboard will be just for the walk.
They nothing in this world is lost but would
like you to find robins egg January munition dump
after explosion.
We might as well he in this thing as they say
all safest thing the shooting gallery the silver
ball in the fountain.
DISTRIBUTED nv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
No AMENDMENT

The Senate. AS it,conyencd had
before IL a House approved con
ference report which IL must vote
either up or down without amend
ment. and predictions were that
il would add It's approval with
little opposition.
Meanwhile. proponents of the
provision 10 require husbands and
wives 10 file Joint income tax
returns declared they viii insist
that this he written into tho adj
ministrative bill which IS expected
10 come up in the near future.
This provision d c Isl & ned 10
raise an additional $500, 600 900
annually by forcing many married
couples into higher SurtaX braCk-
ets-was approved by the House
ways and means committee. but
after q bitter floor fight was killed
by the House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Congress Fight Seen
Over Neutrality Act
BY WILLIAM =. NEAL
IntI News service stan Correspondent

Iowa. said that the administra
tion ought 10 put the question o
repeal up 10 Congress.
II think that the administra-
ton will move soon" ne said.
Senator Pepper CD of Florida
administration supporter. said;
Repeal Of the Neutrality ct.
which favor, Is the next logical
step"
The administration. it was re
ported. wants 10 get the pro
posed new lcnd-leaSe approprla
ton bill of moro than s.. 1000
600 passed before launching 4;
Neutrality Act repeal fight.
MORE SUPPLIES
Meanwhile the President moved
10 further speed supplies undcl
tho present lend-lease program Il
Britain by dPlegatIng 10 lend
lease Administrator Edward Ste;
tiniuS Jr, authority for super
vision of tho day-to-day operation,
Of tho lcnd-lcaSc program.
The Chief Executive would MOI
discuss the Neutrality Act al las
press conference nor would hr
talk on his order 10 the navy {,
shoot on sight any German o,
Italian submarines or raiders
As 10 n question of future convo,
activity by the United State.
Navy. however, ne said tha
StratcgiStS should not GO
The idea there IS only one mctho,
of protection.
He told reporters that the mill
tarv and naval situation viii Dc
tcrmlne whether announcement
viii be made of further incident
AZ sea If any occur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
) Billion Tax Bill
In Senate Nedrs
Final Passage
Measure Expected
to Reach Presidents
Desk by Nightfall
By GRHFING BANCROFT
Ir,1 New. s.r,ic. star corrs.rena.nt

WASHINGTON. Sept " As
The Senate met to-day 10 complete
legislative action on the record
1858. 100000 new tax hill q
strong House group gave notice
that il has rcopcncd us fight 10
write into law the controversial
mandatory iolnt income TAX re-
turn provision
This battle howe ever. j slated
for another hill "A tax admins
tration measure. The revenue
bill. carrying drastic lowering Of
income tax exemptions. and
steeply increased rates IN every
field Of federal taxation. rs eN-
pected 10 he on It's way 10 tho
White House by nightfaIl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
The Wea+her
HoURLY TEMrtRArUREs

Tire sun viM So ~ - r N today
snc rise tomorfoV - 6.lS
The Noon 49, today ~ Z 3. T. m and
rlfsa tonnorros 81 3 "a o. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
HE'LL LET HER KNOW

When she started the scene. her
legs were shaking and her voice
icroaked. But suddenly she found
herself. She~was marvellous! She
finished that scene and two others.
She lust knew she was wonderful
Van lyme looked at his camera
man who nodded.
Thank you. Miss Arwin.' he
said then. Wen have the re-
suits In a few days. Wen let
! you know"
That weekend with 20 other
quests. she stayed al Buck La
lRue's Saugus ranch. On a moonllt
night. he asked her again 10
marry him. She looked at him
He was handsome. His eyes were
soft. She leaned toward him.
pulled by a force she had never
felt before. But she caught her.
self in time.
No thank YOU. Buck" she re-
fused gently "Ah like YOU evan
so much. But l got my carreah
to think Of. What I feel now Is
moonlight. don't want to take
advantage Of it,"
Four days later, she was walk
ing along Hollywood boulevard
when she heard a newSboy calling:
what you readin': Buck La
Rue dyin' i'm Cedars Of Lebanon
Hospital from a fall while stunt
ridin'."
She got the hospital on the
phone but they could give her no
information and all at once she
knew her carreah didn't mean any
thing 10 her. In the next FIVE
DAYS. she went through hell. On
the sixth day, the hospital tele-
phoned her 10 come. Mr.. La Rue
was asking for her.
LIKE SCARECROW
lie looked like scarecrow in
the Wizard OF or. But she thought
he was beautiful. She walked
straight 10 his bed pushed aside
his bandages, and found his mouth
with hers.
"You still want TO marry
me: she asked. cause II you
do. All will"
81 don't know" Buck said.
81 got letter from Van lyme.
He gave me the results Of your
test. Ella May, you are going
TO he a star"
"Ah'm not" Ella May said.
"Ah'm goin' To he Mrs. La Rue"
lie kissed her again and again
and again. When she went out he
pulled Van Zyne's letter from
under his pillow and read il over
Dear Buck. Just ran Miss
Arwin'S test. She Is terrible.
No training. No idea Of acting.
But she Is swell locker. Why
don't you marry her? Maybe,
she could learn TO like you.
Van"
THE END.
TomorrOw'S short story:
Demon Of the Delta" by
Anthony Rud.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

She had 10 he assisted home. That
night, she sat in hot EPSON salts
bath and told Ada Vsne her eX-
InerlenCes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

4 Ella MAY said Then report Ia
the Mammoth Studios at 2 to-
morrow morning Ia ride a Buck
Ia Rue Western" Central adj
4 NISod
Ella Nav asked Tor a month 5
leave of absence. When Black,
Smith and Forest refused 10 give
Ir 10 her. she quit The next
morning. she dressed with Ia
other girls m long, barnllke
dressing room.
Their costumes were those Of
|cowgirlS Ella Mays consisted Of
blue pants. which tucked into tiny,
Spurred high-heeled half-bootS. A
flaming yellow silk skirt a doeskin
vest and a big black Stetson.
They we're driven 10 location in
a bus II was long PLAIN IN the
foothills of the Sierra MadreS
mountains on which had been built
the fronts OF a frontier town,
saloon. dance hall and store fronts.
Twenty cowboys were already
mounted and waiting An AS
Sistant director led the girls TO
their horses.
Ella Mays was restless black
pony. Looking up al HIM, she
thought he rcScmbled an aiTplane
IA cowboy tossed her into the deer
saddle and her thighs frightened
|conyulsively.
The horse stiffcned hut stood
still. She looked around her anc
found the eyes OF all the mer
were on her. That wasn't new
but II was embarrassing There
was a great deal more OF her form
showing than usual
The riders were all bronZed anC
romantic looking. And she was II
pictures! She was beginning Il
feel easier when she saw Buck Il
Rue.
He was riding his beautiful pinto
Mike. He wore buff chaps. high
Iheeled patent leather boots and Z
white Sombrero. A SiZ gun In it'
holster lay along his thigh.
ALL UP IN THE AIR
! When he had ridden within Il
feet of her. she noticed he wa
looking at her and smiling The
shock Gent her spurs into hel
.pony's TANKS. He .leaped ava!
from there.
\ Her head snapped back as she
.cluchcd the pommel. She though
she was flying. Hooves gallopeC
behind her. Something lifted hel
from the saddle. Earth and SKY
lwhirled crafty together, She came
down with bump on a rocking
surface. A steel band was around
her waist so tight she couldn't
breathe She opened her eyes anc
looked into Buck La Rue'S strained
face.
! "Howdy. Ma'am," he grinned,
''like In light for spells"
She slid Ia The ground anc
leaned against his legs and the
horses side. His arm rested or
her shoulder 10 steady her. a
cowboy was leading her blacl
pony back and she suddenly knew
she could never climb on q horse
again.
II looked as If she wouldn't
need 10 because an assistant di.
-rcctef~-eaHsea running --down-.the
field.
mir. Van lyme has ordered
YOU out. Miss" he told her "He
says YOU don't know how TO
4 ride"
But I've got Ia ride" she
/ protested frantlcally II just
have 10. This is my first and
only chance 10 he in pictures"
"Well. then,LBuck La Rue
said. II guess YOU ride"
She did. She rode all that day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
BY CHARLES McGUIRK

THE chances of SUCCESS IN Holly
wood are about The same as
hat of winning an Irish Sweep
take. You have 10 have the luck.
Fou can use other things. brains.
poks, dcpcndabihty or cnarm.
A quick look-hack over the last
n pictures you've seen VIII show
'ou that there are stars that
iaven't any OF these gifts. II VIII
llSo show YOU that every star YOU
ook AZ cot that way through luck
Ind luck alone.
Ella May ArAin does that
lame mean anything 10 Noue-
I'D not know any of these things
She worked as a StcnoGraphcr
n the office of the Warren Cement
company on the main street OF
karrcn. her home town She WAS
i've feet. two. weighed l02 pounds,
n distributed that men looked
irst at her ankles, let their eyes
1Se and finally rested them on her
ace. II was A pucklsh face, COM
loSed OF high check bones long
llue eyes, a straight short nose.
lp-curVcd lips and pointed chin.
The idea Of going 10 Hollywood
anne. as Ella May explained
afterwards, as a sort OF vision.
LITTLE MONEY LEFT
The vision was so compelling
hat she left Warren the next
fternoon and arrived in Holly
wood FIVE days later with SIS IN
Ter pocket.
Her first act was 10 rent a
.heap room in a respectable room
ne house on Yucca street Her
text was TO 90 10 the Central
Casting Bureau and register as
an extra She left her photo
;raphs and the QUESTIONABLE she
Iad filled out.
She put crosses opposite swim
ming, dancing and riding. though
he usually swan with one foot
IN the bottom, danced about as
reH aas does the average girl and
had never ridden a horse.
From the casting bureau she
vent 10 an employment agency
md registered as a Stenographer.
They sent her out Immediately 10
he law firm Of Black. Smith a.
Forest with Offices on Hollywood
boulevard. There she passed q
tiff test in stenography and type
writing because she was a good
ltenographer. Then she started
waiting her call TO some studio.
NOT FOR THREE MONTHS
II was a good thing she got her
nh because she didn't get her call
or three months. When she did
.et il, she was sharing an apart
nent with Ada Vane. tall.
hapely. disillusioned blonde from
her home town. Ada was a peren-
hal extra
She had been doing extra work
or five years. Ada tried 10 dis
courage her from seeking a movie
.areer.
you've had no experience,
she told her You probably
can't act. YOu'Il be just an
other pretty extra and there are
$1,000 of us In the registry now.
Pretty girls are a dime a dozcn:
You haven't CHI ina ma n 5
chance I'm Jap raid"
But Ella May tossed her head.
Hadn't she had a vision? Hadn I
something said 10 her, Go TO
Hollywood and he a starr She
picked up the office phone one day.
L said 10 her:
This IL Central Casting. In
your questionable, you wrote
that you rode. Are you n good
rider ." I'm n ma-vlous ridah,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
DNiIu Short !SlOI'H
I've Never Ridden a Horse

She had 10 he assisted home That
night. she sat in hot Epson salts
hath and told Ada Vane her ex-
periences.
ADA is CHAGRINED
"Oh. my old pants. Ada swore
diSeusiedly. What have you
got that 1 haven't got: Luck.
Here I've worked and shaved In
this ant hill for FIVE years. What
have ! got: Not even what
started with. And you barge
i'm and Buck la Rue saves your
life. Listen. Horse Shoes. You
got a chance 90 marry that guy.
You're the first woman he's
noticed In the seven years he's
been here. Get him"
But don't want him." Ella
MAY declared. II want
carreah. I'm going 10 have II.
Ada was right. Buck La Rue
had fallen in love with her. lie
was a simple cowboy. Seven years
before. nc had come INTO Holly
wood from Wyoming with ship
Iment of horses 10 sell. While they
were being sold he heard you
could pick up good money as a
stunt rider. He went in for II
and was so good they made him d
star in two years.
He didn't like Hollywood. lie
was saving his money to buy a
ranch back in Wyoming. Aean-
while. ne had invested in 400 acres
out in Saugus. His ranch there
looked just like an old Mexican
rancho.
He asked her 10 marry him two
weeks after he saved her life. She
refused, pointing out that she
wanted TO be star.
"J'n see that YOU git your
chance" Buck told her and
arranged with Van lyme, director
TO give her her test.
Van lyme. a tall, thin hard
faced man sat in his char IN
living room set with his putteeo
legs crossed! He said.
"AH right. Miss Arwin. "A
telegram arrives. You read IT.
/ Your lover has been killed. Act
out the emotions you'd feel.
SAY. oh God. Not jim! III
/ can't be- Got that: Good.
Light. Camera
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
This Season
CoIors Are Gay

GAY COLORS are running
wild this season and that's fun.
You may have 10 change the
makeup plan, but that's exciting
TOO.
There are lovely shades Of
green that lend themselves
kindly 70 brunette blonde and
redhead and. strange 10 say
they are As good for the ,kinnics
as they are for the plumpics
having little influence on pound
age
Red is = JOYOUS color p bit
warm maybe for midScaSon. but
% does things 10 ones soul. cs-
pecially 4 one has a mood on
You have 70 cut our the rouge
when you wear IL, and soft pedal
on The hpstck
Rod lights up the complexion
in a grand and satisfactory man
nor.
The cardinal tone has MANY
soft variations This season GW'H
hssc no trouble finding ilaucr-
ing tint If YOU are out stalking
material for new dJds