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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
DEVELOP YOUR VOICE

WHY DON'T more girls de-
velop their voices The girl
who has one appears so charm
ing-whether she just sings
with a group around the piano
or entertains with a solo. She
appears so romantic. too. as
many a young man will tell you.
Yet almost everyone has the
makings of a singer. You have
only TO train your vocal equip
ment and that isn't hard.
The simple exercises that de-
velop beauty of tone in your
voice can be practiced while you
work around the house.
From our 24-page instruction
book. WAKE UP AND SING,
learn the simple exercises that
will help you improve breath
ing. resonance and range, de-
-Xelop- beauty-of- tone.---Explaias.
the elements of music. includes
words and music of four songs
for practice. Has tips on a
singing career. Book Is ST. by
Il inches.
Send fifteen cents in coins for
this booklet 10 The Detroit
Times Institute. 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
South American and Indian
Makeup Fashions Decree
BY DONNA GRACE

THIS IS a country of die
tators, and believe it or not, we
love 'em. They are the fashion
dictators, and now since Ameri-
can fashions are the only ones
we recognize, these rulers are
going to have their own way.
The edict has gone forth to
favor the South American styles
and colors. That will mean a
change in compilations. too.
Some girls have worn the
South-of-the-border hues for the
last year or so and while these
tones may be dominant in the
deep. warm hues. there are some
light tints quite suitable for the
Argentina costumes.
Many of the southern beauties
have white compilations but it
is usually an olive tone. never
the blue-white of the northern
blonde.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
California
Holds Them
In It's Grip
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

MRS. WILLIAM. JOSEPH
YOUNG, her daughter, Mrs. Filler
lie Gro. and her daughter.
Joanne. are pretty much sold on
California. it would seem.
They've been in Beverly Hills
at the famed Beverly Wiltshire
for the past month or more and
every week make reservations
on East-bound trains and
then cancel them.
No telling when they'll re-
turn to their respective Pointe
palaces
MISS ADENA WRIGHT con-
tinues her basking-about in the
sun; her stay at Sea Island, Ga,
will 60 on until about the middle
of February.
MISS NANCY BIGELOW,
daughter of the Thomas F. Pad
docks. seems to have been skiing
and skating and dipping and
darling about in the general
vicinity of Spruce Mountain
Lodge way up there in Jack
son. n. II.
That's only a breather, how
ever, between studies at the
Stuart School in Boston.
DONALD MacNEIL DAVIES.
we hear, is about to join the
Benedicts;
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Graham
Birch of Great Falls, Mont, re-
Gently made known the engage
ment of their daughter, Martha
Anne, and the aforementioned
Young man, who is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Patton Davies
of Kinwha, Chekiang Province,
China.
The bride-e1ect Is living in
New York City just now. where
she Is a member of the New
York Wellesley Club.
Mr.. Davies is a graduate of
the Stony Brook School on Long
Island and also of Wesleyan
University of Middleton, Conn.
More anon.
THE DETROIT INSTITUTE
OF ARTS auditorium was
damned with any number of folk
you know. last evening. who
turned out in the chill for Pro
Musicals second concert of the
season when John Kirkpatrick,
well-known American pianist.
played and "All American Pro-
gram"
In the audience:
Mrs. Simon Den Uyl, Mrs.
Wilson w. Mills, Mrs. Daniel p.
Foster, Mrs. Lee Ballinger, Miss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

ground. Even the ski enthu-
Siasts will wear them in the
freight when they don warm,
dressed-up Stacks.
There are many nice blended
powders to go with this color
and if you do not find the one
you like. you can always have
one made up. The golden yell
lows. yellow-reds, pottery blues,
greens and deep wampum tones
are sifted together for the best
effects.
Those who wish TO cling TO
their own olive compilations will
be in style. too. Vivid lipstick
and definite eye makeup is sug-
gested.L Green and blue is lovely
for eyeshadow but black or
brown is better for the lashes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

MARCH 2I TO APRIL 20
Aries-Affairs of the heart,
courtship, domesticity and cor
respondence relating TO them,
also social activities ask great
patience and kindly understand
ing. Religious interests and neces-
sary business are highly favored.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 90
Tdur s-Travel. changes.
much activity in the air. A
friendly period for showing your
true worth and for making APP
preciable Roadway in hobbies or
avocations.
MAY 2f TO JUNE ef
Gemin Musicians, authors.
surgeons, physicians, guardians
of children; comforting with i'm
portant people; seeking advice
from elders and any one well
informed; personal matters that
will benefit your family as we'll
as yourself and travel all are
listed this friendly day.
JUNE 92 TO JULY %
Cancer - Dealings with par
ents, superiors tincluding meet
ing them TO discuss problems
amicably over the lunch or din
ner table) and improving your
health through an outdoor exer-
else are sponsored. Should be
happy period - help TO make
it sol
JULY 81 TO AUGUST %
Leo-You'll have competition
today. but that should give you
incentive, spur you to equip
yourself, for you are one who
can meet competition squarely.
Have falkland DO, not just
wish!
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
Virgo- Think before you
speak, and DON'T keep bringing
up something in the past. Those
are today's MUSTS for content
ment and harmony. No reason
why your day should not be
happy!
SEPT. % TO OCT. IS
Librd-Here's a period that
expects you to put into it your
fine sense of balance, keen fore
sight and fair judgment. Others
are depending upon, and taking
example from you.
OCT. % TO NOV. 2e
Scorpio-Try TO spend some
of your time with children,
pleasant friends, and. mainly,
your own family. This is a day
for religious services, reflection,
charity and rehabilitation.
NOV, 2S TO DEC. "a
.Sagittorius-Don't fight your
way through this day. as may
be the temptation. Especially
4 be tactful with the family. Don't
write anything to which you
haven't given sufficient thought.
DEC. % TO JAN. 81
Capricorn - All practical and
usual routine matters are under
friendly stars. You who must
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Xi Omicron Sets
Initiation Dinner
tAionett partEaltl

THE ANNUAL initiation din
ner for new members of the
XII OnIicron Sorority OF Wayne
University will be held Sunday
afternoon at Botsford Tavern.
Among those who have been
assisting in arrangements for
this party. which is one of the
sorority's annual highlights in
activity. are the Misses Miriam
Latcham. Rita Baird, Sylvia
Stapleton and Peggy Collins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

Mabel Guess. Mrs. John S. Hege-
man, Miss Elizabeth Coolidge.
Mrs. Mckee Robson. Mrs. Will
lard Worcester, Mrs. Arthur B.
Tilton and Mrs. Marshall Pease
ALPHA MU OMEGA ruSheeS-
will materialiZe at the Wilde
mere avenue home of Miss Pat
Cross, tomorrow, for a tea to be
flung in their honor.
Miss Susanna LaDriere and
Miss Betty McHenry appear to
be having a hand in running up
the refreshments, so it ought to
be good :.
THE A. E. TRUBEYS are en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Your Beauty Aids

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 to new beauty for you.
B-61-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-81-Shampoos, RinseS.
B-83-Face Packs.
B-88-Complexion Diet.
You may have any two of
these leaflets if you will enclose
3 cents to cover mailing costs
or the set of 10 for 10 cents.
Send your request to Donna
Grace, Beauty Editor, The De-
troit Times, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Junior Leaguers Do Their Bit

JUNIOR LEAGUE PLAYERS. contributing their
part. towards the Valentine Britain by
the theaterical groups of Detroit who combining
give evening Of plays. February Ma
sonic Temple Proceeds from which will be given British
War Relief Society, Inc.
The Junior Leaguers asked to do a play. =.
But their acting field is confined to plays for
under privileged children they offered help
ways
They have gotten imposing list Of patrons and pa
tronesses they Will yeoman ushers .
Mrs. James Winfield. chairman Of the
patrons and patroneses has been assisted by the following
Mrs. Langdon Hubbard. Mrs. Russell A Alger Jr
Mrs Dan Buell. H. Mrs John Buckley Mrs. William d.
Laurie Jr.. Mrs Miles OBrien Mrs Jenness New
comb Mrs Beard Adams. and Virginia Paddock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
u N ay9 E: r..

SIS. PETER AND PAtrLs JESUIT CHURCH is elab-
dratev decked in green and white and gold for
the wedding today Marian Warrck. daughter of the
George Warroks Fsk drive and Paul Everett Curran
son of the Hugh of Sioux City, Iowa which
taking place at II o'clock.
Two tall palm trees stand like sentnels, inside the
chancel railing
The chancel itself banked with cybotium ferns
and hundreds of cleaning white tapers in tall candeabra
garlanded with golden acacia
Eight standards filled with assorted white flowers
march along on the outside of the chancel railing
The altar hold arrangements of white flowers
and the aisle pews marked. by clusters of
white flowers and large white satin ribbon The Rev.
Frank Fitzgerald is officiating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Roses Give
Sleigh Ride
Party Tonight

LEE AND JEAN ROSS are
giving a sleigh ride party for a
number of their contemporaries
this evening, you'll find.
Among the merrymakers who
will gather at the harrington
road home of the ROSES:
Peg Anderson and Ken Reese.
Betsy Boggess and Neil Cot
schal. Pat Coulter and Herb
Bartlett. Shirley Skinner and
Bob Rousseau, Mary 10 Roesch
and Jack Kerns. Betty Flanders
and Dave Barton, Dot Holman
and Bob Megargle, Sonia White
and Bid Nichols, Polly Lock-
wood and Tom Coulter, Maris
Wade Mcknight and Shell Strong,
10 Ann Mason and Jay Rohn,
Marilyn Smith and Jack Rous-
seau. Elaine Smith and Bill
Meesta. Cam Evans.
A vast dinner will follow the
sleigh ride with skating at the
Country Club later.
Mr.. AND MRS. WILLIAM D.
BUCK arrived yesterday in
Washington. where they will
make their home. Mr.. Buck has
gone there to work for the gov
eminent.
They were married Tuesday
night. the bride peing the former
Louise Caroline Garvey. The
wedding took place at 7 o'clock
in the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Louise Garvey Of
Pennington. The bridegroom n
the son of Mrs. Irene Buck a
Fivepoint road, Detroit.
Miss Caroline Garvey was herI
sisters only attendant and Rus
sell Buck was, best man.
The bride wore a powder blue
crepe dress with matching hat.
The maid of honor chose dress
with black skirt and aquamarine
bodice topped with a black hat.
After a small reception the
couple boarded a train for Wash
ington.
AT THE luncheon following
Admiral Yates Strings talk at
Fisher Town Hall. Wednesday,
We found the following arranged
about the speakers table:
Mrs. James o. Murfin. Thomas
K m 10 Wright. Mrs. Milton
Wood. Mrs. A. II. Schuyler and
her house guest, Mrs. Wesley
Yale: Commander w. c. Miller.
Lieut.. Commander r. F. Hague.
Lieut.. Commander c. r. Gran
dali and d. c. Wilkerson
and Admiral Stirling. of course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Smart Harmony
Toasted Fruit

TOASTED GRAPEFRUIT is
a good setting-up exercise for
the appetite. Select firm fruit.
Cut in halves. remove core.
loosen segneuts. Pfeheat in
oven.
Fill cavity in center with small
piece OF butter Place a piece of
maple sugar candy on butter and
crumble a second piece over top.
Put under broiler 10 to 20
minutes until candy and butter
melts and grapefruit begins to
brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

Dale, Miss Mickey Taylor s0d
Jack Morrow. Miss Kitty, Armi-
tage and Earl Karie, Miss Dor
othy Inglies and Carl Kalitta,
Miss Lois Lotus and Eugene
Walter, Miss Joan Murdoch and
Eddie Williams.
YOU'LL FIND Mrs. Thomas
Clements is sponsoring formal
dinner at the Women's City Club,
February 13, for Beta Theta
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi.
This gala is to be given espe-
cially in honor of Deane Bullock
and Ann Vanden Berg, preced-
ing their Ritual of Jewels cere-
mOny.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Buffet Supper

COLD BUFFET suppers are
ideal ways of entertaining friends
on a Sunday night. Select an
assortment of four or five cold
meats. such as pickle and
pimento loaf. or barbecued pork
loin. Have the meat sliced about
one-eighth inch thick. One pound
of cold meat serves four or five
people.
Arrange alternate slices OF
meat on large serving tray.
On the inside arrange slices of
various cheeses. Garnish center
with red beet onion rings in a
bed Of green parsley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Similar

Besides the South American
colors, we are going to wear In1
dian colorS. These. fortunately
are quite similar. The American
Indian costumes will demand
more color all over the face, not
the definite areas of red cheeks.
You just use your red paint
tones as they call them.
A makeup of this kind Is a
bit startling at first and we sug-
gest you be young if you go real
Indian, 1t will not be flattering
,.or the mature. we mean the
mature who are fat and chinny.
The rouge is applied lightly
and spread all over the face.
even the nose. This calls for
even blending and restraint in
application. These tones are now
in vogue in the South and worn
with the vivid plaids and floral
designs.
1t is important TO have the
whole makeup of one tone. that
is, the lipstick and nail polish
will have to be the same shade
as the cheek rouge.
Smart Harmony
II goes without saying. the
western dude ranch girls will
find the colors quite appropriate
for their outdoor life. They
originated in the West and are
smart against the desert back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

route to Key West. where they'll
be staying for the next three
weeks.
They were married last Al
tumn until then Mrs. Trubey
was Jeanne Davidson, we recalD
and this is sort of delayed
wedding trip.
ALPHA DELTA RHO maidenS
and their dates" are planning
to jig at Bonnie Brook tonight,
with Tommy Maskill and his
band supplying the necessary
musical incentive.
Just a few who'll be there on
the down-beat:
Miss Nan Eldridge and Bob
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

w
work can make Roadway. Diplo-
macy is needed in social and ro-
mantle affairs. Friendly period
on whole.
JAN. % TO FEB. 20
AqudriUs - Mental activities,
literary efforts. conferences. in
dulging a healthy sport or an
interesting hobby, visiting friends
and travel are favored next after
your religious obligations.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisces-All the interests listed
as favored for Aquarians are.
also on your list today. Neces-'
sary duties are likewise approved.
Research and scientific matters
will progress.
A CHILD horn on this day
will have excellent faculties for
reasoning, talent for mechanics,
engineering, managing groups OF
people. A steady, Industrious
somebody who may not show
spectacular achievement but who
will. with spiritual and intelligent
material training. be solidly sue
cessful and a most valuable type
Of citizen. Should always stay
consistently busy.
Copyright. 1871. King Features synd.. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Bridegroom's Parents Ill

ILLNESS PREVENTED the bridegroom's parents from
coming but his Mrs Mabel Holloway. arrived
from Sioux City.
Mrs Warrick chose for her daughters wedding floor
length of foam crepe matching jacket embroid
cred in contrasting green and white and small hat made
entirely of lesof thevaey the ensemble off by purple
orchids
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

full skirts god-coored double net matching taft
feta foundations
Their sensational head-dresses fashioned of
twooned gold ostrich tips with short round wells to match
bridesmaids wells falling softly in the back and the
maid of honor's her face.
The bridesmaids carrying Colonial bouquets of Jo
anna Hill roses and white ouddea.
The maid of honor bouquet of similar flowers
Lee Warrick is the best man. Ushers William
Pollard :. Kenney French and Bill Rowles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Wedding Breakfast for Us

WEDDING breakfast for 125 guests is being served
in the Pompean Room Of the Whittier Hotel The Currans
leaving short wedding trip The bride will don for
travelling beige sHi matching with beige fox
collar. little hat and brown accessories -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Maid of Honor in Gold

THAT streak of gold would be. .Marge Bodemer.
maid honor. and the bridesmaids. June Shaoer.
and Patricia Mathes walking down the middle
aisle all dressed alike gold satin bodices. and very
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Gown of Deep Cream Satin

THE PRETTY bride wedding gown of deep cream
wedding ring satin with hearshaped neckline tight
fitting bodice pointed front and back. with satin piping
onto which shirred voluminous skirt extending into
peacock train
the lego mutton sleeves end in points the hands
Her three-tiered bridal veil of hip length lis fash
toned Of fine illusion and falls from tiara of
shirred matching satin
She is carrying pearl covered prayer book to which
fastened white orchids showered with lilies wal
ley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
HOROSCOPE = By 1 5+:"s''

Look the Section Yo Birthday Comes h. aud Find What
your Outlook Is. According the Stars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01

For SUNDAY February 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
Teamsiers Will Force
Members 10 Register

Sc A TT l. e - The Transfers
union (AFL) Wednes an
nounced plans to compel its men,
bers throughout the state to regis
ter for the next elections to beat
anti-labor candidates at the polls"
When paying union dues, every
teamster will be requested TO show
his voting registration card or be
fined. the union said.
I'VE have never tried to tell
our membership how to vote, al
though we can advise them as to
which Is the best course to follow
in the interests of organized labor"
Frank w. Brewster, secretary Of
the joint council of Transfers,
said. ''our bylaws definitely state
that every member must be an
American citizen and there's no
reason why the member shouldn't
be registered voter as we'll"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
New Transmission
Line Completed

Completion OF the governments
sf-mile transmission line from
walla walla 10 Lewiston, Ida, vas
announced Wednesday by Paul j.
Raver. Bonneville Power admins
traitor.
Bonneville engineers said that
although the 115.oo0-volt line was
ready for operation. 1t would not
be energized until the ss-mile ex-
tension of the lire from Lewiston.
Ida, to colfax, Wash. was COM
pleted, probably about Jan. l. 1912.
Then 1t viii be energized at a
lower voltage until increased de-
mand along the line necsesitates
the higher designed voltage.
Construction on the walla Walla.
Lewiston section of the H-frsme
wood pole line was started in May
1e41. Cost of the line, including
land acquisition, mapping and sur
veying. clearing. construction AM
materials. was approximate.
S6o2, $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20

PUYALLuP - Final plans for
the community Thanksgiving serv-
Ice before the Puyallup-Sumner
football game at Viking field
Thursday have been completed.
The gathering will be held in the
school auditorium from 10 until
IL a. m. giving those attending Is
minutes to get to the game. It
will be sponsored by the Y. NJ. C.
A. and the High Y boys and girls
of the school.
Selections win be given by the
high school orchestra and chorus.
Students will take prominent
parts in the service. Martha
Smith will give the welcoming ad-
dress; Robert Sandlin will read
the presidents Thanksgiving proc
lamation; the scripture reading
will be by jeanne Stoutamore.
and DIR. A. w. Sidders, rector of
Christ Episcopal church, will say
the prayer Speaker of the day
will be DIR. James Brett kenna,
pastor of University temple, Sc
attic. Benediction will be pro-
nounced by Wallace Croy. men,
Der of the student body.
To Mall Ballots
Included in the order of business
at the Chamber of Commerce
meeting Tuesday noon was the
nomination of seven men, from
whom will be selected the success
sors of Directors J. NJ. Jones,
Streator Beall and Neil McCarty,
whose terms expire Dec. 81.
Among those nominated were the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
H ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Harlin's Speech

held up 10 days 10 give employers
a chance to contest them. Harlin
said the new policy would be to
settle most of them Immediately.
A great many accidents are of
such nature. he said. that there
In no controversy. Yet after the
delay the department found men
coming back with their injuries
compounded because of neglect.
and with attorneys to share their
benefits when they received them.
I'VE are setting up new
medical system, with the state
divided into districts" said the
director. Any case can be i'm
mediately diagnosed and put in
the hands of qualified specialists.
you cant compensate n
man who In crippled. What
we want to do Ia get at the
injured man as soon ~ pos
sIble with competent experts
who can give him immediate
attention.
Harlin made only brief refer
ence to his recent talk In Seattle
when he fired back broadside
at Dave Beck, coast transfers
chief, who has criticized Gov.
Arthur b. Langlie.
II made what l thought was n
temperate. conservative speech"
said Harlin. II had sat by and
witnessed vicious and brutal at
tacks on the young man in olym-
pia and particularly this depart
ment.
The Washington Teamster'
Decks newspaperl was outraged
that ! should mention his name.
I'm going to make only pass
ing reference to the subject.
He had depicted the governor
AZ an enemy of labor, that his
heart does not bleed for labor,
"All I said WAS that this
seemed 10 imply that his
Geek 81 well upholstered,
$4,000 q year heart does
bleed.
81 seem to be in the same posi-
ton as resident of Germany
who had spoken unexpectedly of
the fuhrer."
A representative of labor, Harry
r. Smith of the Sawmill d Tim
Der Workers, attended the Re-
publican rally to introduce Harlin.
Attorney John T. McCutcheon
WAS chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
BRITISH EARS STILL
RING WITH WISECRACkS

British ears are still ringing
with the wisecracks about the
best retreating army in the world"
British officers are determined not
to provide any more fuel for this
kind of joke.
There's one group in Britain,
however, led by one of the govern
ments most brilliant advisers
which rejects all these arguments.
This group urges risks in sending
an expeditionary force to the Con-
tinent or Caucasus. It argues the
war can be lost or fought to
stalemate on several fronts but
can be won only on the Russian
front. II holds that Britain should
be prepared to sacrifice Egypt and
Africa-if necessary-because they
can be regained whereas if Rus
STA collapses, nothing can ever re-
build that front.
One of these advisers told me:
'1f Russia should go, Ger
many can still be prevented