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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-14
New Doubles Champion
Assured In Stale Meet

oLANSING, Mich, April a.
R-A new doubles champion
was assured in the Michigan
State Bowling Association tour
nament today when Jack Digi-
vanni Of Detroit, who shared the
title with Bert Pearson last
year, failed to place among the
leaderS In the week end roll
ing.
He teamed with Art Klein for
. count Of l,069, when Pearson
was unable to appear because
Of m injury.
No changes occurred among
the leaders. Best five-man score
was 3,04o BY the Clapp Clean
ere Of Royal Oak. good for
20th place. Louis Buchanan and
Theodore Koepplin Of Royal Oak
collected the highest doubles
count, 1,loo.
The weekend singles eompe-
titiou We topped By frank Cell
Of Detroit who postod . coo.
Cecil also led th4 all-events
shootGs With 1855.
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thirtisA but he appears to have
plenty Of good years ahead Of
him for more title-collecting.
No other champion ever has woe,
more than three a. A. y. titles
and none ever has won more i'm.
pressively than Joe.
PlQtok breszec through five
riv0A IN The tourney which
endsd Saturday without loss 81
. game. Eits, his foe In The
finals. was never IN the running.
losing BY 3t-<, 3l-7. None Of
Joo'o tee scored more thon
sevsn points In . single meteh
end THAR average stDtnet him
TT H. 10 games was leeD Than
1lyO po1nAB.
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Badminton and Tennis incompatible,
Says Freeman, Yet He Excells at Both
Champ Bats Bird
Because He Can
Do It Naturally
~ HARRY BRAYS0N
MA Service Sports BA1tes

. -
David Guthrie Freeman does
not think much Of Mercer
Beasley's idea.
Beasley, the coach who
brought out frankie Parker,
asks 20-year-old Dave Freeman
to work with him In co-ordinat.
Ing badminton and tennis.
Beasley proposes that some
bright prospect thus be devel-
oped into the greatest Of tennis
players.
II 10 barely possible that Beas-
ley has freeman, the worlds top
badminton player. IN mind %
something more than . teaching
colleague. NJ
Walter Pate, the non-playing
Davis Cup team captain, wanted
to take Freeman In tow a. . ten
is player.
It just 30 happens that the
Pasadena wonder is the only
athlete who plays bsdminton
and tennis superlatively.
That In itself Is extraordinary.
for as he points out the games
are Incompatible, but Freeman
10 . remarkable younsster. He'd
stand out In any game.
Freeman. who says he sticks
to badminton because he can
play Il naturally, won his third
consecutive national single anna
teur title Ia Cleveland, where he
became . triple titleholder-.
doubles md mixed doubles, too
for the second year IN 4 row.
He easily beats topnotch pro-
fessionak.
FREEMAN HAS QUALITIES
GAMES HAVE IN COMMON
Freeman annexed the national
junior singles and doubles ten
mis- crowns in 1898, when Welby
Van Horn was the runner-up
and successful partner.
With Ted Schroeder, Freeman
was ranked fourth In doubles In
80, during which year he re-
pulsed Jack Crawford, Charley
Hare, Frank Guernsey and Hal
Surface In singles. He once re-
PEELED Jack Kramer Of the 40
Davis Cup team though . sore
shoulder forced him to serve
underhand. He annexed five
titles one Sunday afternoon In
two southern California cities.
Freeman Il the tennis players'
international table tennis cham
pion and has won California
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-14
Another Master
JOE PLATAK, OLD MAN OF HANDBALL, WHO
ANNEXED HIS THAAU TITLE
SATURDAY
SATURDAY

oCHlcAGO. April l4-N-
First thing you know they'll b
msn q handbell.
Joe tTuvels In the TOUGHEST
posatbls competitive circles In
his chosen sport, but none Of his
challengefs can cope with hls
devastating Southpow Csme.
plstsk woa his first National
a. 4. y. title IN 1895. Since then
he's been . terroe, yockjng up
he ssvonth stT1ight crown ST.
urd1y VITA . stESioAt-eet vie-
tory oyeI Stanley Hlts q Harris.
busos , kinG q =. -. g. a.
n $1,000 : \ ~ sss
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FIRST NO-U
WlsCoNslN'S JOHNNY ShokGl
TEACHERS AS 1lGI
GETS. uNpeKNEXY

ocHyCA00. April 1l-K-
The HI TN BASEBALL rneos
opened Ias$ week ~ ! s3ne1e
two-cuD eoriee, pSoducoD w1do-
sprood octivity Friday and oot-
urday With eight schools h
compedtion.
ulinois. ~ 1910 co-champlon
with Mogtlswsgooru, and indiana
jumpod H. oun "a the othof
teams Int WoGk-end. Uplifting .
two-nomo sUFioa III Mimi lat
The 1tryt engagement, 3 70 j, -
spite Copk ~ 0rant,s three hit
ter, but took the Saturday TIT
10 70 ., with : ll-hit attack.
Northwestern begins detonso
Of II Title share Friday q honpe
against Chicago. Saturday tn
two teams cognplsta their segjo0
On Tie .lGldway. Tn Wildeoeo
have . fairly Wsll-eeesoaed c1nb
excspt fpe The mound stnf1. I
Illinois resumes ~ ehaoo M
day and Saturday. en1ortalnln1
Wbconsin st Ohio 8tolog W11lo
Minnesota oppooos Indiana @
Bloomingtpn. lgicAio1na t3u -
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ClepeLand
BowLe1s Join
ABCLeade,s

oST. PAUL. April ll-R-
While the 3,000 total Of the lead
Ing Vogels Bros, Forest Park.
M. Il 10 pins higher than the
mark which won The team title
for the Chicago Monarehs last
year Ut Detroit, there ore few
American Bowling Congress fol-
lowers who expect the total 70
stand up whsn finish u written
to the world tenpin champion
ships May 8. (.
Only two totals shows De
5000 mark were scored last
year st Detroit In comparison
with five here. Only about 80
Per cent of the nations better
teams have performed already
In the current NEST and many
are predicting that 800 viii b
shot before the windup.
II took S,1ol to annex ths
team title Ia 1850: 3,19t (ths all
time hiSh) IN 1888, and 3.lle IN
1897.
Cleveland bowlers oet tha
Easter Day pace when Bill
Kenet and Joe Bodis SCARED into
second berth In the doubles with
. 1913 total. Kenek who has
competed in five prsvious meets
hung up o87 willis Dodia who
has seen service In - coneoeu.
tive campaigns, scoged az.
Herbie Lsngs, Chicago. b.
came the first bowler o ecoru
over 1900 IN five tourualmsnth
He hit 6S3 IN the team event %
help his G. 3 q. team take third
placs In the five-man event With
S.033. apd piled up m ageraGate
Of l,o07. He scored 1854 s. l033.
1850 In 1913, 1901 n 1894,
1910 IN 1857, md 1907 Tor his
nine games hare, giving him .
lifetime rating u 100 plus.
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Results
~ The Assssisssl Press

~ The Assssistsd Press
Pacific Coast League
San Diego 80, Hollywood
3-6.
Seattle 4-3, Los Angeles Or.
Sacramento 1912, Portland
IL.
Oakland 81, San Francisco
ga.
Texas League
Fort Worth 3, Dallas B.
Houston 2, Beaumont 1.
Shreveport ., San Antonio 3.
Tulsa st Oklahoma City, rain.
Southern Association
New Orleans Q, Little Rock s
go inningS).
Memphis Q, Birmingham 1.
Atlanta Z, Knoxville {.
Nashville 7-36. Chattanooga
Al.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-14
Sport
Shorts

PALO ALTO, Calf. - Cor
nelius Warmerdam surpasses
own world pole-vault record
with vault Of Is feet, ~ inches.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-Jean
Lane. Wilberforce university,
establishes new women's indoor
world record for 200 meters,
winning National A. A. U. title
in ISL seconds, one second
under old record set by Stella
Walsh.
DETROIT-Boston Bruins win
Stanley Cup and world profess
sional hockey championship,
beating Detroit Red Wings 81
for fourth straight victory In
final playoff series.
NEW YORK-Kins Cole, o.
den Phipps' Kentucky Derby
candidate, wins $500 Pau
monok Handicap 1t Jamaica be-
fore $1,000 fans, New York's
largest opening-day racing
crowd. King Cole easily beats
Doubt Not by three lengths IN
six-furlong dash.
BOWIE, Md.-Gustave Rings
Ringie whips Mrs. Z. K. Bry.
sons Cavalier by one length to
win $1,000 Southern Maryland
Handicap.
PAWTUCKET, r. I. - Sweet
willow, $3.50 for g outsider
from r. w. Collins stable, easily
wins 5000 Spring Handicap be-
fore $4,000 fans At Narragansett
Park opening. Beats favored Lib
erty Flight by three lengths.
SAN MATEO. Calf. - Law
renee Bsrker's Pirate takes
5000 California Derby 1t Bay
Meadow, beating G. 8. Howard's
favored Rackatsc BY tw o
lengths.
X Md. Vault
owned and ridden by Stuart 8.
Janney, wins My Lady's Manor
point-to-point steeplechase In
record time Of SCI As for three
mile course. Janney also rides
Winton to victory In John Rush
Street, Memorial race.
PINEHURST, N. c. Skip
Alexander wins North ana South
Amateur Coli title, defeating
Frsnk Strafaei, former public
links champion, ; and 3.
ATHENS, 0a.-Bob Brown
ell, Duke, defeats Charley
Harper. Georgia Military col.
lege, Z and 2, 70 win Southern
intercollegiate golf Champion
ship.
Platsk. Chi
eaOo, wins National A. A. u.
hlndball title for seventh
strsisht year. whipping Stanley
Hits, Harrisburg, Pa, 1l-4, AL.
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Sports Roundup

OMEN YORK. April l4-tThe SpseioI New, ssniee)-
Bulletin! Lost derby odds have WhiHo~oy ond Dispose CO.
fovoritss oeoln at a. One Of the gossip columns reports
Horoee stonehom will lend on cor to cry reasonable otter Tor
Soturdoy: $4,000 at Ebbsts Field Big celebration at the
eoItusrc| golf club over T. )! Js ccc sot.,doy night WI, when n Soy:
(the wixord 81 oddsD had his baseball prices in the morning
popers .ond they're offieiol In the east as Jimmy Corrol:
ore in the west Henry Armstrong; band tour has begged
dour and r,ov be abandoned altogether.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-14

oer. LOUIS, April l<-wise-
crockess cell The vitamin pills
Proojdent Gam Dreedon. fesds
M o. Louis Cardinals 'ned
Dlrd Sood."
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OPTTTSDpN0H. April r.
Lloyd Wonef y the only Pitts
6uroh pirate who wls . men,
bef 9 ths rennant-winnins crsw
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-14

Tedsy's Guest Stsr
Lester ~DrsmbsrSs \. Z.
Wevld- TsjsSpem; "P!ssum-
sbIy fsv deins TeHy Music .
socd desd By letting him
stick ground fos slmest nine
rounds, Jes Louis ives given
honersv membership ~ .
s.. Louis Dey Scout troop
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-14

The wrestling trust has filed
a formal protest oedinst the
graphing scene between Bob
Hope and q Gorilla in THE
Road to Zonzibor" "Joe
Louis flooded with fistic Of
fers," Screens Q headline:
Yep, the boys oin't ofroid Of
Josephus any more Lou
Diamond, the honest broke.
man Ire never stole O box
corr is the new mayor Of Jo-
cob's Beach Vince Frotello
and Auoie Arellono, hord.hit-
ting middIes, go at White
PIcins tomorrow night ond
should peck the joint The
Dodgers stond to make obout
ten orond on the most sumptu-
Gus troinin9 trip in boseboll
history which cost $45 -.
A bio delegation Of Norfolk
Val fans will be on hand
in Washington todoy to pre-
sent q flock Of presents to
Jerry Priddy and Phil Rizzuto,
the Yankee Keystone twins,
who used to stor down there.
Deg Pesden Dept.
Thot nifty pome we ran
Saturday about Bobby Jones
and his rs should have been
credited to HoIsey Hall Of the
Minneapolis Stor-yournol in
stead OF to Jack Troy Of the
Atlantic Constitution. Ut oil
happened in the rush to get
out to Ebbets Field on one OF
Larry MoePholI's 50 cent
passes, eents) Sporting,
one OF the Kentucky Derby
candidates, was sired BY an
army droft boss nomed Red
Buo. Blue bIoods, eli /.
Brooklyn rooters, still steam.
ina over the high cost Of
Dodaer posses. wouldn't BE-
surprised n the next move Of
the omozine M. MoePhoit Is
to charge 'em a quarter TO
listen IN on the broodeosts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Brighten
Your Home
Via Lighting
BY ELEANOR ROSS

WE'RE NOT content with
what we think is sufficient light
in the living room. We want
cheerful light, that which will
lift the spirits and increase our
eye comfort. whether we are
reading. sewing or merely listen
ing to the radio.
To determine proper lighting
requirements, specialiStmay
use special light meters and
apply carefully worked-out
standards. But there are several
simple rules any person can fol-
lew to achieve proper lighting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
First Rule

One Of the first rules is lamp
light at every easy chair. This
helps 10 create the balance that
is needed in lighting as we'll as
in furniture arrangement. and
also makes every chair usabie.
Most important. a lamp at each
chair helps TO prevent eyestrain.
A second fundamental rule
concerns white-lined shades. If
any of your lamp shades has
dark lining fit a strip of white
paper around the inside and see
how much more light will be
reflected. White or very light
tinted Innings are found in all
floor, table or wall lamps which
bear the approval of recognized
lighting Laboratories.
A third important rule hinges
on having =the=rfght-sized= bulbs.
in lamps. A reading lamp, for
should have notices.
than one 100-watt bulb. two 60
-thFee-4e-watt- bsilbs.-EaHP
charts can be consulted m most
stores where bulbs are sold.
General Effect
Finally. consider general room
light. A single stream of light in
an otherwise darkened room is
not only hard on the eyes but on
the appearance Of the room. The
rule of the expert is to have at
least fifth as much light
through a room as is localized
beneath a lamp. Ceiling lights
help TO give this general illumi-
NATION. as do lamps with an
inner diffusing bowl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

Surprise

HERE IS lust the dish for
cold Winters night. or maybe
for Saturday supper with
boiled frankfurters, making a
simple meal.
Cabbage Surprise. We cali II
and IT is made with one cup
thinly-sliced onions, three ia
blespoons butter. two cups
shredded cabbage. two chopped
pimentos. two tablespoons flour.
two=tabteSponn pared-'rtt<-.
tafd,- teaspoon saft,. orfc-rfTifrtfft
tease -nne-hGatGu
-eesgsy---eRe- aI4d-eRe-tf44fd- tips
milk, one cup seftt-SttE4f iia=itsFe1ISfe4
crumbs and one cup grated
American cheese.
Saute onion in one tablespoon
Of butter. add cabbage and pi-
mentos. Blend flour, mustard,
salt and pepper. Combine egg
and milk. Add gradually to mus
tard mixture blend well. Add 10
cabbage mixture.
-Four into shallow. buttercd
baking dish. Melt remaining but
ter. add crumbs. Mix thor
oughly. Add cheese. Sprinkle
over top Of cabbage. Bake IN
3To degrees F. oven for 30 min
utes. Yield: six portions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

brush dipped in bayrum or your
favorite tonic.
When brushing very dry hair
ii is advisable TO make the
treatment include lubfication.
This is done by touching the
scalp with vaseline. Part the
hair so the whole scalp may be
reached but be careful to make
this a very light application.
There should be no oiliness
when the brushing is finished.
This is one of the best methods
of removing any harshness from
the dry ends and to give the
new permanent well fitted
smoothness.
Modern women are more in
terested in hair quality and
good texture than in styling.
Good hair lends itself beauti-
fully TO any design.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Men Fight
The Battle
With Time
BY HELEN ROWLAND

HAVE YOU noticed how
many ads are for shaving To-
tions. hair tonics, powders and
shaving soaps for the beautify-
ing of the male?
Time was when a man thought
he was only as old as ne felt
and let il go at that. He sat
around serenely and grew COM
fortabE fat, bald and middle
aged, while the women were
banting, rolling, and rushing
around to beauty specialists. 1t
never occurred 10 him that a
baldspot or a little extra girth
could mar his charm or affect
his success.
HE REFUSED even TO DENY
himself a baked potato in the
interest of his waistline. and
would have considered il I'M
manly 10 put pomade on his
hair or powder on his chin.
But now, with youth in the
saddle and grabbing most of the
good jobs, men are rivaling the
women in the battle with Time.
Every other man you meet is on
a special diet for his figure, and
has a new theory or a new
regime for staying young and
healthy.
YOU CAN'T 90 into your IA
vorite beauty shop without
meeting a man coming out. all
manicured and pomaded and
fresh from a mud-pack and an
electric facial.
When you can't find your
skin-tonic or your tweeZers or
your suntan lotion. you know
that Hubby has been using it
or that Brother has borrowed it.
DAD COILS all afternoon to
keep his hips down, and dances
all evening to keep his muscles
nimble and his knee-kicks linn
Der. Brother sticks back his
hair with scented bfiiiiantine-
and takes the growing of his
muStache as serious life work.
Every man seems obsessed
with the determination to look
as young as he feels. And most
of them make a pretty good job
of it. In fact, man who has
managed to keep his figure lean
and straight is often at his
handsomest when his hair be-
gins TO be powdered with silver
or goes white above the ears.
Observation-Disclosures
stFeets-ntanY- CITY and you will
SEQ almost NO old men. Some
times, il is as hard to distin-
guish father from his son as it
is TO tell a mother from her
daughter.
II is still true that youth and
charm are not a matter of years,
but matter of temperament:
and that some men are younger
at so than others are at 40 be-
cause they we're born with
Peter Pan Heart, full of young
enthusiasm.
But it is also true that a man
FEELS as young as he LOOKS.
these days: and that the aver
age man manages TO look 10 or
20 years his own junior ---
Distributed by King Features synd.. Inc.
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:: By Ftsaee'
Look in the Section Your Birthday Comes H. Find What
foy Outlook IT, according the Stars
For Frldan, January

SEPT. p TO OCT.pY


Llbrd-Minor matters. famil-
Jar work and those things that
require patience and perseverance,
are the first favored this none
tae-eas,y day.fnur attitude vii
he'll or hinder your progneSS---
OCT. 52EFO NOV. %
Scorpio-Toda may well test
your ability to carry on calmly
and persistently. You can do il
II true 70 your finer self You
may even have TO yes" others
even though you feel YOU know
better yourself.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
Sa0iftdrtas - More favorable
star aspects for you folks than
for most Zediacal natives today.
Your responsibilities are greater,
too. Whatever your plans or
program, go about them whole
heartedly and spiritedly. You
can accomplish if you try.
DEC. ~ TO JAN. II
C1pricorn-Take things philo-
sophicaly and go ahead with
your plans and activities with
your usual common sense guild
ing you. No matter how diff
cult the tasks there is never
day that some good can't be
achieved and Roadway made
JAN. % TO FEB. 20
Aq0oriHs-Restrict your de-
sjres that you may engage IN
essential duties. Today especially
calls for close attention to YOUR
work and checking to see where
improvements can and should be
made.
FEB 2I-TO- MARCH 20
Pjsees-Care adyised-:- finan-
ciai transactions, investments.
trades and appro1imatIng prices
and estimates
4 CHILD born on tbs day
will be a forcefHl. magnetic per
sonalty; bright, impatient with
DELAYS receptI1ez 10 learning and
eager and willing to work hard
To get ahead. Will need firm but
kindly understanding In its
training to bring TO the fore its
good traits. Has splendid pos
sibiity for success.
Copyright. 1871, King Features synd., Inc
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Fur Trimmed and untrimred
Dress and Sports Coats, ineiud-
ing Camel Hair Coats.
KIins's-Sirtb Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Hair Brushing One Of Best
Old Fashioned Beauty Aids
BY DONNA GRACE

THE ONE HUNDRED
strokes of the hairbrush sounds
like a lot but it can easily be
done in less than five minutes.
Hair brushing is one of the old
fashioned beauty aids we are
going TO stand by, too. There is
never enough of this kind of
hair treatment in these days.
The old idea still persists that
brushing will remove the wave
and since waves and curls are
expensive. many of us are in
clined TO have the weekly
brushing done at the hairdress-
ers and between times use only
the comb for the daily arrange
ment at home.
Good hairstylists advise their
clients 10 use the brush every
day and the well placed wave
and ringlet will not only look
much better but hold the pat
tern longer.
Proper Method
Brushing should be done so
the bristles touch the scalp. Top
brushing is merely a polishing
and will not stimulate the roots.
When the hair has been parted
in small sections il can be
thoroughly treated.
The back is the place 10 con-
centrate. so bend the head for
ward and brush upward from
the neck TO the top. Use the
comb first. TO remove SnarlS.
then go 10 work. This back of
The head brushing will relieve
nerve tension. also give the hair
that smooth. refined texture so
necessary in the plain-back
styling.
fabrication
Those who have the oily tVpe
OF hair believe the brushing in
creaSes the excessive oil flow.
But whether il does or not,
brushing is important, az il pre-
vents mating and duEness.
After brushing, rub with small
pledgets Of cotton or little
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

cause you don't want to wear
glasses. have an idea they will
make you look older. They're
the only eyes you've got. If you
are nice to them, they'll be nice
TO you.
Glasses are made with frame
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Protect Eyes

IF VISION is not clear. if
printed matter looks grey when
you are reading. consult an eye
specialist. Don't wait lust be-
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JUNO SUITS

s79.75 Suits. -. at II price
$500 Suits. ......et 4 price
$o9.95 Suits al VI price
Three-piece Fur Trimmed and
Unframed Suits.
KIims's SIXTH Floor
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APRIL Alto MAY 20

= IA az flls-f f-f ~ II t - ---=
APRIL si.TO MAY 20 -
Toprus-Looks like a fricndlN
day for money-making not on
speculative risks or gambling
through proper application Of
your talents and knowledge. Try
new devices and methods to i'm
prove your work and Increase
your earning power
WAY % TO JUNE Fl
> Gemiss-The scales tip favor
ably IN your direction. especially
IN important matters and neccs-
sary duties. However. unneces-
sary changes are not advised and
caution and prudence should he
exercised IN all business transac-
tions.
line % TO July -
Cnncer- Research. investiga-
tons and preparation work prof
liable. But don't take foolish
chances Involving finances. your
health or employment not essen
tlal in your line Of duty. Be
industrious and sensiblY careful.
JULY % TO AUGUST p
Leo-Try today for q better
understanding with those with
W h m you work or contact
because understanding and CO.
operative harmony make for
efficiency besides simplifying
things in general.
AUG. e TO SEPT. -
VVgo-Born before September
T. You are slightly more IA
vored than other Nirgoans by
today's aspects; but at Of Foa
are urged 70 he moderate IN ali
vorJ do Wild naf-srpr1c-
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of various designs. certain ones
that shorten long noses. others
that lengthen short ones, still
other patterns TO be used when
eyes are set far apart or when
they are close together.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Make The Most
Of Ape rance

DO YOU make the most Of
your beauty? Too often girls
who/complain about being plain
could be beautiful if they'd pay
more attention TO grooming. It's
the daily care that counts. and
the following leaflets will point
the way 10 new beauty for you:
B-6l-Makeup for Beauty.
B-62-The Milk Pack.
B-63-Creams, Lotions.
B-66-Beautify Eyes.
B-69-Hands and Nails.
B-75-Hair Styles.
B-78-For Tired Hair.
B-Sl-Shampoos. Rinses.
B-S3-Face Packs.
B-SS-CompIcXion Diet.
You may have any two of
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or the set of 10 for 10 cents.
Send your request 10 Donna
Grace. Beauty Editor, The De-
troit Times, Detroit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
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MARCH eTO APRIf 20

Aries-More stimulating and
favorable than yesterday You
should be able to pat things in
order for the weekend or start
ne~-"efk-whstever- your de-