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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
Hunk Anderson
With Winners
In Golf Events
By VI. +. DRUKENBROD

A name familiar 10 football fans
figures in the roundup OF yester-
days golf activities as hundreds Of
players began a three-day siege
here.
Hunk Anderson. line coach Of
the Chicago Bears, who hits a golf
ball with the same abandon he did
football opponents while at Notre
Dame. won the flag tournament in
the championship flight at Red
Run planting his flag on the nine
teenth green.
Flag tournaments. always a
popular competition on Memorial
Day were held at quite a few
clubs. a players handicap is
added 10 par and he plays until he
runs out Of strokes. The best per-
Torrance reported yesterday was
that of Bill Gorie of Western Golf
and Country Club. who reached
the twentieth green.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
NEwHOUSER WILD

The former was wild and four
walks were combined with four
hits for four runs. Bud Thomas
took Harold'S place but in the
seventh showed signs of weaken
ing and was replaced by Dizzy
Trout. who turned in a nice piece
of relief chucking, allowing no
hits or runs in three frames.
With no one out, five hits in a
row in the third inning proved
Kramer'S undoing. He was retired
in favor of Johnny Niggeling, a
veteran knuckle ball artist, who
in three innings gave up four hits,
including homers by York and
Campbell.
Johnny Allen succeeded Nigel
ing and was the victim OF Rad
cliffs homer. George Caster
finished in the long line Of Fingers
who paraded 70 the hill in the long
afternoons diZZV show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
Wins
Tennis Title

CHICAGO-M May 3i.-With only
a mathematical chance of a lie
with Chicago standing in its path,
Michigan's tennis team won six OF
It's eight matches TO assume a
commanding position in the Big
Ten tournament and a virtual GER
talnty TO become the first team 10
break the eight-year monopoly on
the conference team title held by
Northwestern and Chicago since
the title was instituted in 1888.
The Wolverines dropped a single
match in both the singles and
doubles play TO enter the finals
competition today with a chance
at both the singles and doubles
championships of the Big Ten as
well as their grasp on the team
title Only the unlikely combina-
ton OF six straight losses by Mich.
igan entrants coupled with -four
straight wins by Chicago could
prevent clear title for Michigan
and even should the unlikely hap
pen. the Wolverines could do no
worse than tie.
Jim Tobin, Michigan's ace In
the No. l bracket. toppled Dick
McFarlanc, of Ohio State in
straight sets TO win the chance TO
play Seymour Greenberg, North
westerns defending singles cham
pion, for the 1871 title in the finals
today. McFarlane had been favored
10 beat Tobin after McFarlane'
first round upset over Cal Sawyer
of Chicago, seeded second to Green
berg.
Greenberg. favored to retain his
championship easily. ran into
trouble in his match yesterday
with Sherwood Gorenstein. when
the Wisconsin player took the first
set and in a two hours, twenty
minutes grind pressed the cham
plon every inch Of the way.
SINGLES, SEMIFINAL ROUND;
FIRST DIVISION
Farlane. Ohio state, is, go.
Seymour Greenberg. Northwestern. beat
Sherwood Goren6tein, wisconsin, OF, o-Z'
6.3.
SECOND DIVISION
Walter Kemetick, Chicago. beat Art
Netlseh N,scoHsiss o. Ssd!,s . - '- {. '.'-.
b Gene Richards. Northwestern. beat John
Parks. Iowa so. So
THIRD DIVISION
Harry Hall Northwestern. beat Bill
Sell. rChlcsgq. as 6;l. a. .
chris Geankopols Minnesota, beat Jim
Porter Michigan. So. al.
FOURTH DIVISION
Henry Nosek. Minnesota, beat Bob Neg
enfek Wisconsin. 6-4. 80 go.
Wavne StNle Michigan. beat Kari Ryer-
son. Iowa. "a. go
FIFTH DIVISION
Tom Canon. Michigan. beat Bob Bruce
Wisconsin As. GA. so
Ralph tohanesen. Chicago. beat Jack
shapiro Northwestern. Us 81, Is.
SMITH DIVISION
Ken SuCen Minnesota, beat Grover DAILY.
Chicago. 2-6. O.. 6-3.
eros. head doubles seminnals round:
FIRST DIVISION
Tlhi0 and Eammstt Michigan defeated
iean koPots and Nosek, Minnesota. 81,
81
Gree1be-g and Richards Northwestern
ftt' Soreustetn and Nelson, Wisconsin.
SECOND DIVISION
R.ecr'oa and lewis Ohio state 10
feated olson and Moore. Minnesota SO
THIRD DIVISION
'.ff ursc1 anf Martin Chicago. hea'
Same. sad Cole Ohio state. 81 az
Cannon and SchAfsnder Michigan, best
Far.rsH and Wuri lows 80 Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
REPLACED BY MCKAiN

Newsom was replaced by Archie
McKain. who hurled four and one
third innings, yielding 10 Bud
Thomas after being lifted for a
pinch hitter. AL Benton, the win
ming pitcher, finished
Fritz OStermullcr a left handler
who used to hurl for the Red SOx
pitched we'll for the Browns for
seven innings and then in the
eighth faltcred and was relieved
by Eden Auker. former Tiger
who was charged with the defeat
when Higgins put over his run
scoring, game-winning single in
the ninth
Harold NcwhOuScr and Johnny
Kramer, rival pitchers who started
the second game, each lasted but
two innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
Tiges Half Game
Behind Ydnks
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more than 400 feet into the lower
deck Of the left-center field stands
near the flagpole. after Cullenbine
had, in the opening heat. poked his
circuit drive into the teeth of a
strong wind up into the second
deck of the right field stands
Newsom pitched less than three
innings. a period In which the big
right-hander gave up six hits and
three walks TO produce all five of
the runs scored bASt. Louis in
the first came
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
SHAW JUST BRUISED

Shaw was treated at the Speed.
way Hospital and found 10 be
suffering from nothing except a
few superficial bruises and shock.
He wept for an hour after the
crash.
Sixteen Of the starting field OF
81 cars were forced out OF the
race, either through collisions or,
mechanical troubles which range
from a heartbreakinG water leak
in the radiator of Russ Snowber-
gers fine car. 10 broken connect
Ing rods n the motors of five
az hnr cars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
tourney Postponed

The District Golf ASSOCIATIONS
tournament for club champions,
originally scheduled for tomor-
row al Bloomfield Hills Country
Club has been postponed The
now date will be announced later
by Harvey Olson. who has charge
Of the event. Champions and run
nerSup. both men and women, will
compete.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
Late Shippers
Are PendIiized
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The first mark. These three
rounded close together
Kathmar's picked up on the Fly
ing Apache on the broad reach
down the second leg a pninLof
sailing where she has frequently
been sulky. Sloss figured he gained
SIX minutes here
Apache. in jibing AT the first
buoy, tore her tan mainSail from
leech 10 huff about five feet above
her boom but gained about two
minutes on Kathmar on the spin
maker run Of II miles 10 the fin
lSh
Finch's ingenious crew hoistcd
a big overlapping jlb directly in
back Of The hole IN the ripped
main which they kept flying and
this seemed 10 ease the strain on
this part OF the canvas. Eddie
Wunch's Mink. now in her thirty
sixth season, was second 10 finish
but ended in fifth in the correc-
tons.
Dave Williams 49-foot cutter
Sonata. was third 10 finish two
minutes and four seconds aStern
of Apache. Kathmar crossed seven
minutes and So seconds behind
Apache but soon enough 10 win
the race on corrected time. Sonata
moved down 10 third in the stand
ings, losing second TO Apache by
two minutes and four seconds in
the handicapping.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
Ohioan Wins Net Title

NEW HAVEN. Conn. May 81
GNS) 81 Billy Talbert of Cincinnati
bombarded his way TO the Con-
nccticut state tennis championship
by beating Joey Fishback Of New
York CITY. rs. Cd. 6-3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
MARTY BURKE


defensernan
Grand Bend Ont he made hotel and
hockey Calgary,
his last three with Canadlens
HUGHEY, he'll anything
he a profit would like produce al
Olympia Detroit really
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
BIRMINGHAM DUo Low

There was the usual number of
mixed foursomes. too, with Mrs.
f. T. Hall and Fred McFawn of
Birmingham Golf Club low in the
returns received. Playing alter
nate strokes. they made the circuit
in 81. Among the foursome prize
winners was Bud Shaver, sports
caster. who with Mrs. G.. Cham
bers won third low net al
Western.
Besides Anderson. other flag
winners al Red Run were; Class A
w. T. Roberts; Class B-Leo
Rivest, and Class &c. j. Deisley.
H. W.-Taylor Jr. won the Spring
tournament championship at Red
Run by defeating Ellis Berry, l up,
A handicap event. Taylor started
Berry ! up In the Glass A final,
a. c. Winger won from Ed Mead,
Sd, and in Class { George Brig
bauer defeated c. F Rich, > up,
G.. r. Lawson and A. c. Melee
will be opponents in the Class B
final.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
TWO SHARE LEAD

Mrs. J. II. DcViSSer and w J.
Schmitt had low gross Of Sc in The
mixed fourSomc al Oakland Hills.
With S6-9-77, they also tied for
low net in Class A with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. J. Hannah, S9-12- Mrs.
r. NJ. Mcclure and r. r. Tanner
were the Glass B winners through
their 103-29-74
Not to be outdone by Hunk An
tderson, Bruce Gregory. the old
University of Michigan footballer,
also was among the days prize
winners. He and Mrs. Gregory
won the kickers' event at Oakland
Hills.
Mrs. +. D. Rivers and II. T.
RowSe turned in an IS for low
gross in the foursom at Plum
Hollow. The net winners were
Mrs. G. d. Haner and A. f.. Knapp
S6-16-70; Mrs. A. Eliason and w.
h. Tigue, 9S-27-71; Mrs. c. H.
Miller and DR.. L. II. Bouquin,
So 14-72.
Two pairs with 91's-MrS. II. ".
Snyder and w. A. CoombS, and
Mrs. +. r. Reinsh and II. II David
son shared low gross honors in
Meadowbrook's fourSome. Low
net winners were Mrs. II. II. RAIDER
and her son, Hugh RAIDER Jr., who
had 95-24-71. Next came Mrs.
Glen NJ. Reem and Frank Dimond,
96-21-75, and Mr. and Mrs. John
Martelle, 95-20-75.
WINS BY 10 YARDS
Joe Dimond beat out Jim Flet-
cher. the southpaw. by 10 yards
in the Class A flag contest at
Meadowbrook. Winners in the
other classes were +. M. Shutter,
c. l.. Sherratt. c. L. BroSseau and
A. Vance Howe.
Mrs. J. G. Riddell and X. G..
Sell had 95-29-66 for low net at
Western, followed by Mrs. Xix
Jones and J. c.. Riddell, 90-21-69.
afd Mrs" Chambers ana Buf
Shaver, l104-33-71.
Net~winnerS in the foursomes al
Blrfnlngham:~ Mrs. r. .PepperAand
Al9Stevcnson. 1928 65: Mrs. p.
A. Miller and II. r. Williams.
87-2l-66; Mrs. L. p. Dodd and
Carl Runge, S6-i5-71, and Marian
d laney and c. J. Preston.
S6-12-74.
H. r. Walton. with 74-2-72.
was Class A winner in the medal
play event al Detroit Country
Club. G. w. ellis S4-16-6S was
best in Class B while r. X.
Dykcma won in Class c with
1927 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
PEOPLE IN SPORTS
CONNIE SMYTHE,

CONNIE SMYTHE, vice president Of Toronto Maple Leafs
Hockey Club claims trophy award the National Hockey
League should made until conclusion Of the regular
playofs Naming Johnny GUILTY CanadcnS center the
Calder Trophy before ended this
making awarding of hockey trophy farce Smythe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31


out shouting a warning 10 our
fellow cOuntrymen from the top
Of the Washington Monume','
instead OF sitting here saying
you've nothing In say
what good would IL do"
he responds with a shrug Of The
shoulders.
That actually happened 10 me
and II VAST { some et1t.fi1ttt 5t-4t4i tttf4
gresham who's Joined on with
Lindbereh. 1t was major stuff
You'd recognize the name and
you'd take the opinion as qualified
merchandise. whether il brought
YOU up cheering or swearing.
But what can | do with IL?
My Job isn't 10 make such opinions
hut 10 pass them along. How dc
you operate in this sort of ease
stop people on the street and Try
70 tell il 10 them personally CSpe
cially when it's your nation. and
you'd like 10 see IL Informed oi
every fact?
The entire point and it's a
pretty vital one, is who really
knows what? What do YOU actu-
ally know. brother, Of just where
we are what the true condition
of the British is, how close we are
70 the holocaust, and what our
own chances are?
The subject isn't exactly now.
It's been worrying a lot OF people.
There's even been A quiet con-
ference here and there on the
matter. I attended one in major
eastern city--a private dinner 70
which more than so leaders of the
community were invited for a
Lets Have the Real Facts II
There Are Any" session
In advance, this looked like a
notable affair. II appeared as if
Washington were eagerly cooper
ating. l don't know and didn't hear
exactly who Washington was
but they sent up 4 retired adj
miral Of the United States Navy
who had been recalled 10 active
duty a top executive Of the army
aiF- c9yPs, and 2 major o.. The
air corps just back frcim London
where he'd been serving as army
observer Of air fighting
Except for the aviation tHecu
five's speech. the evening WASH
Scven entertainment, Re did f;
larthright job Of explaining Aev
and why we. really have some
pretty good planes about how
many We can expect and what car
be expected Of them But his wa
"A production report that had moth
nC 20 DO with how military mat
tors stand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
FRED l.. HANER.

manager of Olympia. believes
within five years we will see roller
skating reviews produced on the
same lavish scale as the Sonia
Hcnie ice shows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31

a place pennant Tor last year
Chicago-Mackinac sailing race thi
week 1t was the first pennan
he won since he purchased Tn,
beat fegi, years aga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
DODGERS TAKE TWO

In the National League, IN q
Brooklyn Dodgers made a slight
advance by taking two in a row
from the New York Giants, 8 to
0 behind Whitlow Wyatt and 6
10 2.
The league-leading st. Louis
Cardinals won their opener with
the Cincinnati Reds. a TO /, then
struggled 10 a 3 TO 2 defeat in
13 innings in the nightcap.
The Philadelphia Phillies broke
ngsiX-gSAs losing streak by. beat
ing the Boston Braves. 6 to 8. then
let the Braves snap an eight-game
losing stretch by taking the night
cap, a to /. 80
The Chicago Cubs won by 7 to 6.
then lost by 5 to A to the Pitts
burgh Pirates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
Dykes Men Only
Z Behind Tribe

Mr.. James Dykes and his Chi
cage White SoX- today were main
tanning their version of a blitz in
the American League and as a
result stand only two games be-
hind HE paee-Setting- Cleveland
Indians. whom they blasted in
both ends Of a Memorial Day
double header
Al Smith started the first game
for the Tribe and Jim Bagby the
second. Neither finished the job
he set out 10 do, and Ted Lyons
took the first game for the Sox,
7 10 l. while Thornton Lee won
the nightcap, 5 10 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
MATS SINK DEEPER

The amazing p hiladelph a
Athletics defeated the Washington
Senators twice. 7 TO a and Ia 10 q,
TO stretch the Senators losing
streak 10 II in a row. That's such
poor going for the Senators that
reports of shakeup starting with
Manager Bucky Harris seem
somewhat less than exaggerated.
The New York Yankees con-
tinued their struggle by taking the
Boston Red Sox, A TO 3, then los
ing 10 to 0, the latter game being
decided quite decisively by Harris
two-hit pitching.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
GAS TANK BURSTS

Cunning for his fourth Indian
apolis triumph and his third in a
row, the dapper champion was out
in front of the roaring pack near
the 400-mile mark, after holding
the lead from the 150-mile stage,
when his MaSerati car went out OF
control while he was passing a
slower car on turn.
Doing better than 120 m.ph. at
the time. Shaw's magentarcolored
mount twice swung viciously
around on the track, its tires howl
ing like banshees. Then its rear
splintered and crumpled against
the heavy concrete retaining wall
-at-the top Of the -Steeply- banked
turn.
The gas tank burst under the
fearful impact and spray of high
octane shot so feet in the air,
drenching Mortified nearby spec
tatorS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
Relief Driver
Wins Annual
Race

Continued from First Sport Page)
and reducing George Barringer's
$50, 900 rear-engined car to twisted
scrap, was sorry one for Wilbur
Shaw, the popular defending
champion, who narrowly escaped
death when he crashed with VIC
tory almost in sight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31

SNff'FS
(C0rUsg NrtpEt
Won rs Fred pessI i-07 IS Herman
shultz. % 50 RW Gmctner. rs % Joe
Frahn / i6 Henry Wfirey. II S.. Fred
shelter % % Bill Rmo ] 2f3i, Joe
Burns. - 81 Ffic Rautenberg. 3o .05.
CLUB SLOOPs
Can Edison Boat club Registry
course s., MuesD
Won hv Cass GorskfS f4.5i. Robert
Parson PAS 10. Louise Layton. so 50
Jerry Pierre $40 so.
UNIVERSAL CLASS SLOoPs
fCourse-25 Miles,
Shamrock Ernie Crates 335 q
10 Miles
Siren .,Fred\ Temple 3:33 81
tive unc0rreCted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31

These arc now rows for m>
blowing. this war news and Wha'-
not Used to the halls OF sweat
and leather and me furl-Siie cap..
Giles where the rubbing table,
cfeak ana thr winterlrecn >mr.iS.
my major experience aS ar irl.i-
viewer has beer Win monthly
gents. who mp a t-aEo0 p71a'fil1
and scream
"Sure. You can quote me. \
bum never licked nuNbodN on
the level in his life. Wen posi-
lively pin his cars back. and we
NAV natten him inside al five.
He's got chin that couldn't
take a smack from a feather
buster. II they didn't grease the
floor underneath every bum he
fights. he'd he on the NPA by
this time BE sure and get Il IN
that that goes car hlS manager
too.
ML1h 20 years ~ trat don't
know what 10 do hut blink my
eyes when q famous American
rated as a commenting authority
upor The British "a man whose
-CVcTy JItrC-7r-C a-r-rt-tt--' -'----l---i--t ~
ANYTHING else for that matter. Is
front page copy all over '1e coun-
Try. says
Never mind whether the
British are brave. You'd he brave,
too. II YOU were backed mp in
your own yard fighting for
YOUR life and that of Your wife
and your children The major
idea 81 the British, every
thought they think. every plan
thev make il "a get H. in there
on their side. And they'll do II.
IL won't he lon" now. And
when they do Winston Churchill
will 60 downstairs, throw his
hand toward hcnven and cry
eNultantly, My job is done.
Victory il mine. Sayeth the
Lord That spells our doom.
Wei never survive IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31

ARLEY BECK OF Detroit owner Of the Hostess /
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
sHRUGs SHOULDERS

"If YOU feel that way about"
YOU ask him, why aren't YOU
out shouting a warning 10 our
fellow c0untrymen from the top
Of the Washington Monume'''
instead Of sitting here saying
YOU'VE nothing IN save
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Avoid These
To Please
Him
BY HELEN ROWLAND

He HATES to be told that
he needs a shave, when he is
just resting his face.
He hates the girl who checks
up on him by calling him at the
office for no reason except to
find out if he's there.
He hates the feminine mara
thon-talker who steals the show
from him.
He hates cleaning days and
having his things moved about
and his desk tidied up.
He hates writing duty-letters
and making duty-calls. And be-
ing backed into his evening
clothes on hot night. =
He hates being deluged with
emotions. being followed about
with a hot-wa;er bottle every
time he Sneezes. and being
asked 10 explain himself when
he is 20 minutes late. But, oc-
caSionally, he likes to be fused
over.
MODERN WARFARE and
modern love-making seem to he
alike in this: In both. an ounce
of enterprise is worth A pound
of theory, and daring initiative
is more effective than much
diplomacy.
The sort Of people who blame
all their troubles on marriage
would blame the war on the in
vcntor of the airplane and the
auto Smash-up on the telegraph
pole for getting IL the way.
Those two bads boys. Hit"
and MUS" seem 10 have been
prophetically named by Fate.
We can only nope that the
Win in Winston is prophetic,
too.
NEXT To your first proposal
Of marriage and your final di-
vorce papers. nothing seems TO
he so slow in coming as That
letter from the man of whom
YOU are thinking.
The wife who used 10 tease
her husband about It, now takes
a real comfort in kissing him
on his incipient bald spot just
10 remind herself that he is too
old for the draft.
a modern girl may believe
yeu when YOU tell her that she
> tho First Bie Moment IN
Your life. but she Is pretty hard
10 convince when YOU tell her
that she will be the last.
Distributed ny King Features synd, Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Mother Should Set Example
Of Fastidious Grooming
BY MAX FACTOR JR.
Hollywood Makeup Specialist

CHILDREN RECEIVE their
first Impressions of grooming and
faStidiouSne from their
mnthcrS-
The child who is careful about
personal appearance details uSu-
-ally-AaS- mother uhe -Set--Stfi
admirable example. And any
lack of faStidlouSneSS and APP
pearance appreciation in child
can very often be traced back
10 a mother who somewhat
lacked in these respects.
Not so many years ago II was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Many Overweight People
Are Actually Starving
BY IDA JEAN KAN

there are no caIories in con-
centrates.
If you are one Of the over
weights who are anxious To turn
the trend Of the scales. don't
Starve yourself. Give the Scien-
tifically balanced menu chance.
ILcontalnS- -h.G.4-percentage
Of protein 10 take care of the
daily wear and tear, and this. in
cldentally, steps up your metab-
olism SO that you burn slightly
more calorieS. On a carefully
balanced menu, the only vitamin
supplement- YOU need is B1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Walk on Right Side

Don't walk along the If you in trance.
Walk the right side Of the pavement Don't forge ahead
josng people Don't suddenly change and bump
people who have change their pro-
vide for your abrupness
When you get out of your taxi don't forge into
store expecting people scatter for royal
Don't be a public the way you carry your
umbrella open closed People value their and shins
Don't smoke in places where you supposed to
smoke
If you're a man walking with women,
walk the curbstone side.
II you're boy girl with group Of boys girls have
part loud guffawing, shouting woud-be funny
remarks jumping about in other conspicuous playful
nesS Onookers won't be interested your playfulness.
If you're girl woman. don't overdo your making-up
public Spend that in taking off your hat
the movies.
If you stop talk with friend crowded pavement,
don't stop the traffic of passersby Step side Of the
and do your chatting where you won't be in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
Neatness

The above screen star advan-
tages are obviously all very
true, bat they are not essen
tally relevant TO tho subject Of
being beautiful and Clamorous
after becoming a mother.
The women who make obiec-
tons along these lines are
simply magnifyIng 10 an unwar-
ranted degree the task Of
achieving appearance perfection.
One does not need any great
amount of time on money. or a
swarm of servants. 10 be able to
present such an appearance.
ropyught. 1891. International News ssryi,