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The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-05

ployment had increased by 7S6,900
workers to a total of 2,440,500,
gain of As per cent in one year.
Outstanding among these de-
tense industries was the aircraft
business in which the number of
workers had increased by 104,500
in year to a total of 1S6,100, a
gain of 12S per cent. Also notable
was shipbuilding, in which the in
crease had been $500 workers in
the year to total of 175, 100, up
SO per cent.
The anticipated increase of
wage and salary earners in non-ag-
ricultural employment from July
1941 to July 1912 is between 2,500,-
600 and 100000 persons.
The Federal Reserve Board in
deX of industrial production in
June was 157, or 81 per cent great
er than the average during the
years 1935-1939 The index of in
dustrial production for the year
1929 stood at ITO. For the first
six months of 1941 this index aver
aged AS.
Investment by private capital re-
Elected the increased confidence
that is coming to business. In June
new capital investment in private
enterprise, as reflected by issues
of securities, amounted to $90,467,-
600 - higher than in any month
since last November. Aside from
the November figure, one would
have to go back more than two
years to find comparable sum
privately invested in one month.
Securities reported by the CONNER
cial and Financial Chronicle show
that in the first six months of 1941
new capital securities were 80 per
cent greater than in the first six
months of last year. When issues
of Government securities are in
cluded, the increase in new capi-
tai investment over the first half
of last year was 166 per cent.
So with production humming and
many serious obstacles reduced to
minimum, the defense program is
hitting a new stride and on it's
way to victory for good old Uncle
Sam.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-05
G L @ B i L E s

When he left to join his regiment
at Camp Croft, S. c., Private Jerry
Callahan of Chicago asked his
friends in an office building where
he had been an elevator operator,
to write to him. He recently re-
ceived a letter 247 feet long bear
ing messages from more than 1900
persons.
In big home coming celebra-
ton for DR.. F. L. Mccormick at
Drakesville, Mo-, staged by rural
women's clubs of the vicinity, an
interestin gfeature was a parade
of babies" brought into the world
with the doctors aid - the Oldest
81 years and the youngest less
than one month old.
The full list of the names of a
doctor buried at Staunton, Va, are
carved on his tombstone, and might
give the impression that several
persons were buried there. His
name was DR.. George Kemper
Young John T. Shields Genius
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-05

Gray Matthew Wilson Pilsen Hen
derson Jefferson Davis Confeder-
ate States Ambrose Heffner. Born
in 1862, he died in 1906.
Speaking of names, a Greek
butcher in Chicago, who had taken
the name of Elias Harris upon COM
ing to this country, recently OBJ
tanned court permission to use his
original name, Haralampopoulas.
He thought the original Greek"
would have greater appeal to the
colony of fellow immigrants which
his shop serves.
A farmers sign near West
Point, Miss, reads: POSITIVELY
no more baptizing in my pasture.
Twice my gate has been left open
by Christians, and before / chase
my heifers all over the country
again the sinners around mere can
go where they are supposed to CO."
Alter about 100 years it has been
discovered that the eagle on Navy
buttons, cap devices and other in
sigma has been acing the wrong
way all the time-to the left when
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SUNDAY - SEPT. 7, 1e41

800 Howard Barlow
9:15 News
$50 Request Melodies
1000 Sunday Morning Melodies
*10:30 Perole String Quartette
HOO Church of the Brethren
1900 Piano Fantasy
1915 News
1890 Souvenirs
*12:45 Haven of Rest
100 Console Serenade
1:30 Shep Fields
200 Bob Chester '%E
2:30 Duke DAILY
800 Dick Barrie
$3.50 Teddy Powell
400 Organ Melodies
4:30 Ralph Barlow
500 Homemakers
Sis String Ensemble
5:45 Sports Parade
5:55 lnterlude
500 Rockies
$50 Dick Jurgens
6:45 Newscaster
700 American Forum
7:45 Lud Gluskin
800 Old Fashioned Revival
900 Nobody's Children
$50 Quizzicale
$1,000 Jimmy Lunceford
*10:30 Answering You
*11:00 Shep Fields
*11:30 BBC News
*11:35 Jimmy Joy
*12:00 Charles Barnett
1920 Art Jarrett
100 Sign Off.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-05

Mrs. Elizabeth Cotter of Phila-
delphia, had fish dealer arrested
for selling her fish stuffed with
sand to increase their weight.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-05

it should be to the right. Orders
have been issued to have the
eagles face right in future, in ac-
cordance with the traditions of
heraldry. Farragut, Dewey and
Sampson didn't know how incor-
rect they were.
State Senator Norman G. Flagg
of Illinois has a letter written by
a member of his family, dated Jan
uary /, 1861, which seems to give
clue to when Abraham Lincoln
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-05

first wore a beard 1t says: "Old
Abe is raising whiskers and is not
as ugly as he was"
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-05

A black cat run over by an auto
in Chicago, was taken to a hospital
and it's two broken legs put into
splints.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-05
R. A 10
STATION W-J-E-J
FRIDAY SEPT. 5, 1941


700 Earl the Early Bird
7:15 News
1920 Earl the Early Bird
$50 $50 Special
S:55 News
500 Market Basket
9:15 Morning Devotions
$50 Organ Melodies
$1,000 r. S. Bercvoici
*10:15 Musicale Portraits
*10:50 Melody Strings
10:45 Rhythm Rangers
HOO Civic News
11:15 Music and News
11:45 Shoppers Guide
1900 Ian Ross McFarlan
1915 Music in the Letter Vein
1890 Chambersburg Time
100 Shippensburg
Loo To Be Announced
las Lester Huff
2:00 Gene and His Saddle Pals
2:30 Greencastle Program
800 Shafter Parker
3:15 Duke DAILY
$40 Johnson Family
3:45 Ralph Barlow
400 Buyers Preview
AIS Jack COffey
4:3O Mitchell Ayers (fade ouD
4;45 Tea with Bea
500 Supper Chat
$50 Superman
5:45 Sports Parade
5:55 Interlude
6:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr.
6:15 re Review
$40 News
6:25 Dinner Musicale
$50 Heralds of Grace.
GAS Know Your Number
6:55 Interlude
TOO Are You Listening?
7:10 Console Serenade
7:30 SIS Wayne
500 Rhumba Time
= 8;15 To Be Announced
$50 Elizabeth Rethberg
900 Buddy Baer VS.. Abe Simon
$1,000 Art Jarrett
1915 Rainbow Trio
*10:30 Duke Daily
*11:00 Xavier Cugat
*11:30 BIC News
*11:35 Lawrence Welk
AS Dick Jurgens
*12:00 Ted Flo RitO
*12:15 Ernie Heckscher
1920 Jimmy Joy
100 Sign Off
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-05

Shown here the ruins of canning factory swedesbro
after had Hemre
crushed to death when 50foo steel
smashed the truck which sitting
from the
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-09-05

This German plane looks like i
had its "ears pinned back" No
SO, however. 1t was fine, aim os
undamaged specimen of the lates
German fighting plane.
La gaceta., 1941-03-31

East Hanover. N, j., Mario
81 Sc han declarado en- huel-
La gaceta., 1941-03-31
Ell picnic de Ouer

Con un Verdadero exito cel9-
bro aver domingo su anunciado
picnic annual la Sociedad S. M. S.
Italia.
Centenares de personals parti-
ciparon del rico almuerzo que
sirvieron a las doce y media del
dfa. Constaba de entremes, ma
carrOnes, ternera aSada, pan, la
guer Y helado de frutas. Duran
to ell almuerzo los cOmensaleS
fueron deleitados con varias Sc
lecciones por la orquesta LA So
NORA" teniendo en- la parte vo-
cal a la Srta. Josefina Ramil.
FL servicio del almuerzo estu-
vo a cargo de las muchachas de
la Secci6n de Damas, presidida
por la Srta. Mary Muley.
Terminate ell almuerzo, sc EN-
pez6 la limpieza de los salones
para dar comienzo al bale con
La gaceta., 1941-03-31
NOTAS SOCIALES
(POR MARIO RODRIGUEZ
las orquestas Don Francisco" y
LA Sonora"

las orquestas Don Francisco" y
La Sonora"
Dos v~alioSoS regalos hicieron
a la orQuesta los Sres. Sam Ira
ficante y Salvador Scaglione; d
la cantante Srta. Ramil Sc la OBJ
sequi6 con un bouquet de flores.
En- I'm recOrrido que hicimos
pudimoS anOtar los SiguienteS
nombres: Tony A. Grimaldi, pre-
sidente de la Sociedad Y su dis
tinguida esposa e hijos; DIR. ].
A. Dominguez y Sra, B. Va
lero y Sra, Nick c. Nuccio, CO.
misionado del condado; los con-
cejales Alberto D'Arpa y Frank
Cannella; Joseph Williams, fis-
cal del Estado y Sra; Frank
Falsone, Fernando Rodriguez
Mesa, Joe Riga, Luis de la Par
te, Mary Obey, Phillip DELLA,
JOsefina Y Grace Falsone, Joe
A. Russo y Sra, G. A. Fonte y
familia, E. j. Marina, Nelson
Scaglione y Sra, DR.. Joe Spoto
Sra, Joe CaruSsO, Felipe Va
Y Sra, Jack Done y Sra,
Rose Scaglione, Lily Friscia, G.
Scaglione y Sra, Joe Franco Y
Sra. Vicente Ficarrotta, Raul
Al Ch;aramonte, j. E, G..
7icarrotta, Frank de la Grana,
Dick Greco, Luis Fernandez y
Sra, Victor Rey, Lilly Di Beta,
D. CacciatOr~, Julio Rodriguez y
Sra, Joe Cacciatore Y Sra. F. G.
Y Sra, C. Massaro Y Sra,
Sam CacciatOre y Sra, Joseph
oullara y Sra, Sam Ferreri y
Sra, Manuel Garcia, Frank Sea
y Sra, Johnny Adamo Y
La gaceta., 1941-03-31
GroH Picnic

GroH Picnic
FL entrante domingo la Sec q
zion de Propaganda del Centre
Asturiano celebrara un picnic
en- ell insterior de su edificio de
las avenidas de Nebraska Y
Palm.
A las doce Y media del dia Sc
servira un exquisite almuerzo,
an ell que no faltara ell sabroso
arroz con polio. A las tres de la
arda, principiara ell bale.
La orluesta Rudy Bundy,"
afamado conjunto de jazz, bien
goncoido en- esta ciudad, tendra
= su cargo la parte bailable, en-
a sala principal.
La orquesta latina la Tropi-
al deleitara a los amantes de
las pleas latinas.
Comoen amos anterioreS, GEN.
tenareS de personas acudiran a
este festival.
Continuaremos dando detalles
La gaceta., 1941-03-31
Ell bale de IOcOs

Una distinguida concurrence
asisti6 el sabado a la fiesta baild
BILE verificada por la Secci6n de
Recreo del Centre Asturiano
con Ell nombre de "Baile de Lo-
COS"
Ell salon estaba adornado en-
consonancia con ell nombre de IA
fiesta. TodO muy original, y O.
bra de los chicos de la Secci6n.
Muy aplaudida fu6 la orques-
ia Charlie Strong y su cantan
te Matha Perry.
OtrO exito mas Sc anot6 aver
domingo esta misma Secci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-03-31

cue no sapo ser padre y prsten-
dia corvertir a gu esposa on "a.
clava.
Los mas destacados persona
jes m~asculinos aparecen inter
pretados por Miguel Arenas, An
tonic Diaz Y Julio Villarrsal.
Completa 81 programa Lucy,
una pelicula hablada en- ingl6s,
con Ann Sothern.
La gaceta., 1941-03-31

v Sra. P. A. Spoto y Sra An
gelina Spoto, Peter Puppello y
Sra, Sam Puppello y Sra, Jose
A. Gonzalez y Sra, Eduardo
Blanco, Ramon Coto, Frank Ce-
ira, j. Garcia, Edilio Diaz y Sra
Jer6nimo Gonzalez, Maxine A
lonso y familia, Luis Salazar, Is
mael Garcia, Manuel Foyo, j,
Garcia, Daniel Pividal, Tony
Fernandez, Joaquin E~chevarria,
Enrique Abad y otroS muchos
mas.
Hasta despues de las nueve de
la noche continue la fiesta, en-
medic de la mayor ammonia.
Reciban Sus organlzadores
nuestra felicitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-03-31

Sra, Isidro Martinez, Rosario
Molinet, Frank Falcon.
Henry Cicarello, Antonio Pig
20, Elena Yanez, Joe Cacciatore,
Raul Aalvarez y Sra, Joe Cleo
ne, Ramon Betancourt, Eduar-
do Yanez, Juan Ramil, Angeli-
ma Alvarez, John PachecO Jr.,
Alex Tagliarini, Angelina Fer
nandez, Cesar Alvarez, Buddy
Alvarez, AL Coniglio y Sra, Sam
Cannella Y Sra, George Rivas Y
Sra, Frank Rodriguez, Nicolas
Rodriguez y Sra, Carmen Ro-
driguez, Conchita Mascunana,
Ricardo MaScunana, Constance
SpCto, Joseph Licata, Steve Spo
to y Sra. Philip Lodato y Sra,
Mary Nelly, Sam Coniglio, Lily
ISABELLA, Alfonso Coniglio, Fran
cisco Barcena, Julio Espindola,
Vicente Caltagirone, Vigilio Pc
rez, Peter Monteleone, Jimmy
Mortelaro, Mike Pullara, C.. Gre
GO, Dominica Chillura, Giuseppe
Chillura, Felipe Ciconte y Sra,
Placido Lebr6n y Sra, Josefina
Flores, Gonzalo Rodriguez, Jim
Menendez, Joe Capitano, josef
ma Guida, Rosalia Guida, Isabel
Massaro, Ramon Gonzalez y Sc
nora, Dick Guagliardo Y Sra,
Mike Muley y Sra, Tony Qua :
gilardo y Sra; Ruben Fabelo,
crOnista de ia Traducci6n-
Prensa"; Pedro Albano y Sra,
Frank Zambito y Sra. Joe SEQ
laro Y Sra, Charlie Pitisci y
Sra, Vera Capitano, Joe Sala-
RIO.
Joe Riessu, Ernesto Bartheil,
Henry Marchetta, George Gil
glia, Sam Docilmascolco, John
Palermo, Alex Tagliarini, Vito
Muley, Victor Rey, TanasinO
GlavianO, Roy Cotarelo, Henry
Scaglione, C. Dfaz Y Sra, Cons
~tantino Gonzalez, ArmandO
Martinez, Manuel Garcia, Jose
fina Lo Cicero, Maria Matronos
tro, Angelina Lala Hon. Juez de
la Corte del Circuito Sr. Sander
La gaceta., 1941-03-31
TEATRO CASINO
Rose La Terciopelo"

Empezara a exhibirse hoy la
notable production Rosa la Ter
ciopelo', en- la que Sofia Alva-
rez, la notable artista desempe-
ia un papel principalisimo.
Ell argumento Sc hasa en- los
grandes peligros que la juven =
tud CORE aetualmente en- las ca
pitales de los paises mas popula-
res del mundo. I'm drama pasio-
nal provocado por un hombre
La gaceta., 1941-03-31
"a Loo espultursrOs , jard1nsrOs

ga loa espulMrsros , iardfneros
del eementerio Restlsnd Memo
rial Park y demandan mejores
jornales, menos horas y vaca-
Clones con pSga,
La direction del cementerio
inorma que cinco obreros, que
no son los fijos, declararon ia
huelga.
Canaan actualmente $3.50 por
dia Y piden $3.50, semana de 40
horaS, reposici6n de dos emplea
dos Y vacaciones con sueldo.
La gaceta., 1941-03-31
La Casa de FierGs"

A petici6n de numerosas ia
milias volvera a escena nueva %
mente la chistosa comedia ia
Casa de Fieras," que fue repre-
sentada ell pasado Viernes, en- ell
teatrO del Centre Asturiano po2
ell club Tampa Youth"
La segunda function Sc efec
tuara en- ell teatro del Circulo
.Cubano, ell entrante viernes.
La gaceta., 1941-03-31
La jatntG de hoy

Esta noche Sc reuniran en- Ia
residencia de la Sra. Belen Val
diva, 2505 de la Gale IA, las
componentes de la Sociedad
"Hermanas del Bien PGblico."
La presidenta, Sra. Valdivia,
requiere la asistencia de todas.
La junta comenzara a las 8 en-
.punto. ?
La gaceta., 1941-03-31

tambien con Ia orqueSta Char =
lie Strong"
Empez6 a las ocho de la noche
y dUr6 hasta las doce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

heel. OF course, the exercise
should be performed on each
leg with other knee flexed.
Backward Bend
You can combine a leg-con-
touring and hip-slimming exer-
else by first standing on the left
foot and circling the right leg
from the hip. then rising on the
left toes as the right leg is
circled up in front, around 10
the side. and up in back. The
main thing, Tremona insists, is
10 breathe rhythmically, and 10
make your movements in rhythm
with the breathing.
To slenderize the trunk. she
thinks nothing can surpass back
ward bending OF the trunk To
begin with, stand erect with feet
parallel and arms down at sides.
Then raise the right arm upward
in a stretch as you step back
ward with the right foot.
Learn 10 perform rhyth-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
A New Figure
For Spring

DON'T YOU wish you
could go out and buy one?
Give me a 22-inch waist
line," you'd say, land slim
hips"
They're cheaper than that,
ladies, for Ida Jean Kain,
your dietitian. is going to pre-
scribe a program of diet and
exercise to trim you down for
your Spring suit.
The program starts Mon
day, March 81 =. in a SER
les of articles entitled "A
New Figure For Spring"
and will last three weeks.
Be sure to follow them
daily on these Detroit
Times women's pages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Buffet Supper
Text of Class
tuesday

BUFFET SUPPER specialties
is the subject of The Detroit
Times Homemakers' Club cook
ing school, to be held next Tues
day, April l. Class will take
place, as usual, in the auditor
ium on the fifth floor of our
building and will start at 1:30,
with doors open at o'clock.
Included in Prudence Pennys
demonstrations will be foods
easy to prepare and even easier
TO serve. They are: toasted bun
boats filled with chicken and
celery salad, a spinach and beet
ring mold, casserole of BEANS
creamed salmon noodle ring,
French fried deviled eggs, tossed
green salad, crown ring of beef
and a frozen fruit salad.
Entertainment will be pre-
sented by Joyce and June Good
win. Joyce, who is a student of
the Eleanor Grace School of
Expression, will do two mono
logues Betty at the Base
bali Game and Vera Cheera's
Morning Sunshine Talk.
June, who is well known
throughout the city for her
dance accomplishments, will
offer a military tap dance and
soft shoe dance called The
Easter Parade. She is a student
of the Miltimore School of
Dance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
PUDDING TOPPING

CHILDREN LOVE novelty, so
add a bit of imagination to their
chocolate pudding dessert with
molasses meringue. Beat 2 egg
whites until stiff, add 3 table
spoons molasses gradually, then
2 teaspoons sugar and few grains
of salt, beating continually. Drop
by large spoonfuls on top of pud-
ding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Donna Grace
Next Wee elk S
CookbookIe+
On Pies
p A G. E ct

PREPARING TO GO into
our fifth week of cookbook
let's we find the fifth
and newest one will be 1850
Superb Pies and Pastries"
Cookbooklets, as you know,
number 20 in all, cover every
phase of cookery and are re-
leased at the rate of one each
week.
The following cookbooklets
have been released so far:
"Snacks'
'Leftovers"
Cakes"
Poultry
If you have not obtained
these cookbooklets as yet,
they are still available.
WHAT A SUPER cook
booklet is "250 Superb Pies
and Pastries" which will 60
on sale next Monday.
There are such tempters
as strawberry cheese pie, all
kinds of fresh fruit pies, old
fashioned apple pies, all varie-
ties of chiffon pies, BAN
bury tarts, butter pecan TART
let's 4. in fact, every men,
Der of the tart family is
represented.
YOU MAY obtain these
cookbooklets by calling for
them at our service counter
in the lobby of The Detroit
Times Building or by mail.
The price is always the same
10 cents each if called
for :. Is cents each by mail.
When ordering the cook
booklets, address your re-
quest to The Detroit Times
Home Institute, 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

mically, alternating right and
left foot and arm. Then increase
the trunk stretch by bending
backward. and sliding the foot
back until the leg is almost
straight. That's really an exer-
cisel
BALANCED SHINING MENU
BREAKFAST
Galleries
Tomato Juice, 4 glass Is
Crisp bacon. 3 strips IS
Whole wheat toast, z thin slices 100
Butter, ] pat. X thick 30
Coffee, clear
$50
LUNCHEON
Hot scrambled egg sandwich $50
Cnsp green saisd fReducerfs
French Dressing) Is
skim ntilk 50
35s
DINNER
Beef hot roast lean 200
Carrots. = cup IS
Beet greens-all you want Is
custard pss. g. at eircumfsrenes $50
40
Total calor1ss for day LOIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
GracefuIness
In Correct
Breathing
BY IDA JEAN KAN

A JAVANESE prince, rec
ognized internationally as an
authority on the dance. believes
that no woman can hope to be
graceful until she has learned
how to breathe. 1t is on this
precept that Tremona. globe
trotting ballerina, bases a highly
original method of exercise.
For practical purposes" she
suggests, lit would be well to
think of the breathing as a
metronone-one of those things
the music teachers use to estab-
lish a sense of rhythm-and to
coordinate all movements with
the inhale-exhale."
Individual Rhythm
This rhythm is something the
individual must discover for her
self, apparently, but the inhala-
ton and the exhalation should
be of equal duration. Once the
rhythm is established, Tremona
says there is a natural tendency
to more graceful movements but
that the sense of rhythm may
be deliberately heightened by
doing exercises to ii.
To make perfect timing easier,
she has evolved an easy-hard
way of doing exercises. While
doing the exercise in its easy
form, II is possible to concen-
trate on making each movement
in rhythm to the breathing.
Then, when this has been mas
tered, you are ready to progress
TO more difficult but more
effectual version of the same
exercise.
Leg Contour
Since Tremona also Subscribes
to Fokine's theory that the
legs are the most expressive
feature" ii is only natural that
her first exercise aimed to-
ward improving the leg con-
tours:
Begin by standing on the left
foot and fexing the right leg so
that the thigh is at right angles
to the hip and parallel to the
floor. From this position. alter
nately straighten the leg and
f1ex the knee. Make the move
ments in rhythm to the breath
ing.
When you have that down
pat, Tremona says you can go
on TO the following: AS you
straighten the right leg in the
outward kick. rise on the toes of
the left foot. and when you fiex
the right knee, go down on left
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Old Fashioned
Spring Tonics
Ou+moded
By DONNA GRACE

THERE WAS real virtue in
some of the old practices, but,
fortunately for most of us, lot
OF the annoying ones have been
discarded. For instance, grand
mothers no longer force their
charges to take doses of sulphur
and molasses.
Family physicians saw no rea-
son why a perfectly healthy
child should be upset with
promiscuous dosing of home
remedies and, SO far as we
know, youngsters are better off
when less concoctions are given.
There is still the blemished
skin but specialists believe in
surface treatments, along with
sensible diet.
Common III
To the teen age. skin blem-
ishes are about the worst of all
beauty ills and the malady is
likely to occur just when one
has become beauty conscious.
The 14-year-old girl or boy may
have perfect features and nice
skin, but when covered with
pinples and blackheads this
beauty vanishes. They are
heartbroken and desperate in
their woe.
1t seems a pity that these
sensitive young persons should
have to experience this chagrin
when, with a little care and
home treatment, the complexion
can be restored to its normal
loneliness. We are going to
tell you how to avoid this
trouble and give you directions
for clearing the skin.
Milk Facial
For this treatment, all you
need is the milk facial and as
you should have the routine at
hand to follow, we must ask you
TO send for il.
II is generally possible to pre-
vert these blemishes by keeping
the skin thoroughly clean. We
know you do battle and wash
the face, but few of the teen
age take time TO do this so we'll
as it should be done. They use
soap and forget to remove il
with clear water. These soap
patches cling to the pores and
invite infection.
Wash the face well, using
plenty of good creamy soap
lather, then rinse until the sur
face is as smooth as satin. Dry
well and never. al any time,
touch the hands TO the face.
While we assume these little
hands are thoroughly scrubbed,
they are dust carriers. Nails
and fingertips. according TO
some advisers, are in themselves
infectious.
Good Rinse
A busting Of hicarbonate of
soda will frequently be enough
to dry and remove the infec-
ton, then sponge the whole face
with a solution Of one pint of
boiled water to which a tea
spoonful each of boric acid pow
der and bicarbonate of soda has
been added. Keep this on hand
in a bottle that has been steril-
lied. Just boil the bottle for
this.
You may have leaflets B-62-
The Milk Pack and B-S8-12-
Day Complexion Diet, if you
will enclose 3 cents to cover
mailing costs. Send your re-
quest to Donna Grace. Beauty
Editor, The Detroit Times, De-
troit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
FOR SMALL FRY'S EASTER PARADE

Sweeepe youngsters Easter! OF rayon In
andhite bodice laced down the
Sizes 46 price, s2s5. For shopping In
for telephone Joan Dean, Cherry $780,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
COMFORTABLE SLEEP

Regulation innerspring mat
tresses are now a part of many
of the new sofa bed models.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
A MIDRIFF STREAMLINER

to streamne trunk IL this
TREMoNA, baierna. with feet
step with
bending backward slid
back until leg Is almost straight.