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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-15

1022-194l
Serving the
Ypsilanti Community
for
Nearly Twenty Years
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-12
SALE.

Under and by virtue of the au-
'hority vested in me in that certain
Deed of Trust executed by Charity
Johnson. and recorded in the Regis
'er of Deeds office in Vance County
North Carolina, in Book 1874, Page
l69. Default having been made II
payment of the note secured thereby
nd upon request of the holder
thereof, | shall offer for sale and
ell for cas-. al ne Court House door
IN Henderson, North Carolina, at u
O'clock noon, Monday the 9th day OF
june, 1871, the following described
real estate to-Wlt:
Begin ON East Avenue 100 feet
from Pinkston Street, run thence
along East Avenue 100 feet to cor
ncr of lot No. %, Josh Norman's lot;
thence along Normn's line 200 feet
TO Il stake. corner of lots No. 10, No.
81 and No. -. thence along line OF
lot No. 10, 100 feet TO corner OF lots
Nos. Il, l8, and l9; thence along the
line of lot No. 10, 200 feet to the be-
ginning. Being lot No. 20 as shown
on Petrce's plat Of Young Fair
Ground property which plat is re
corded in Book 10 pages o5o-3ol IN
Vance Registry, See deed book 81,
page 426."
Less Therefrom: A lot so feet by
O feet conveyed to Julia Cohen
bv deed dated December 18th, 1915
as fully described in deed for same,
recorded in Vance County Registry,
Book 81, page 500.
This 5th day of May, l94l.
J. M. PEACE, Trustee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-12
Big Crowd
Expected For
Farm Meeting
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Daily Dispatch bureau,

Raleigh. May l2.-Some 5000 far
wers. from I'll parts of the two Car
olina>. Will converge on Raleigh To-
morrow morning Ia attend tho gu-
Iu3l Joint membership meeting of
the North Carolina Cotton Growers
CaaperatiVe association and Farmers
Cooperative Exchange. with Seer.
tarv Of Agriculture Claude Wicliard
ulavIng the role OF principal speaker.
Il will be the >ecrctarv's first
major address IN North Carolina
SINCE ne was elevated to cabn,,
status last August. His remarks arg
thus expected to be significant i'm in
GIcating the trend in store for the
South'S big cash crops, hardest Int
bv the war in Europe.
He will head Il distinguished grour
scheduled for places ON the program.
which begins promptly at 10 o'clock
in the Memorial Auditorium. Othcr
headlincrs include Governor !. Mel
vile Broughton. Dean W. !. Harrel-
sun of State College, Congressman
Harold d. Cooley. Director l.. O.
Schaub of the State College Fxtcn.
sion Service, Commissioner OF Aeri-
culture W. Kerr Scott, Editor Clur-
Cuce Poe Of the Progressive tar-
mer and NJ. G.. Mann. general man
,.ger of the sponsor organizations.
Mann. as usual. win giNc detailed
reports IN the operations Of the as
sociatious, covering the past fiscal
year. during which the Cotton Grow
crs and the FCN handled npbroXi-
mately ten million dollars worth uf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-12
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
UNDER DEED OF TRUST.

UndHr and by virtue Of the power
contained in a Deed of Trust CNccut-
ed ty Robert Clay and Mary Clay
his wife August 18th. 1920 and of
record in the Registry of Vance
County in Book l0+, page 10, de
fault having been made in the pay
ments Of Notes therein secured, anC
at the request of the holder of the
same: l shall sell by Public Auction
1C the highest bidder for Cash at the
Court House Door in Henderson, N.
c., on Friday, May 23rd al II O'clock
(Noon) the following dt&cllpta
House and Lot:
Begin at stake ON East Avenue
baptist Church come and run
thence with church line N 90 203
it. to stake church line; thence 5 so.
f so feet 10 stake Aston corner,
thence S 63 w 204 #, to stake on
East Avenue; thence along Salu
Avenue N 25 W so #. TO beginning
See Deed J. c. kittrell Book 80, page
295 for further description.
This April 2lst. l94l.
j. c. KITTRELL, Trustee.
2~l-28-5-l2
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-12

This workmanlike lady is a member
of Britain's W. NJ. T. C. (women's
mechanical transport corps). She
a photographed on arrival of her
unit in Cairo, Egypt, to take over
duties with General Wavell's army
of the Middle East. All expert me-
chanics, these women drive ambuv
lances and trucks,
Evening star., 1941-08-17

plenty of care to cultivate exquisite,
jewel-like tips, you have right to be
vain about yours. But don't ever be
caught holding out your hand in
public for critical inspection of nails,
or running an anxious thumb and
forehnger over them in quest of flaws.
Never let anyone see you bat an eye
over much less mourn the loss of -
a broken tip. You see, the cult of
fingernail care has reached such an
all-time high today that many people
- particularly men - are irritated by
outward signs of fanatic devotion.
So, forget your nails when you leave
your dressing table, and take no
Evening star., 1941-08-17

been chewing away the redness, or
curl that has tugged loose. But for the
sake of an illusion - worth preserv-
ing at any price - it is better to
satisfy yourself on all points of good
grooming before you leave home, or
to seek the privacy of ladies' room
and make the needed repairs. Re-
member, too, that the woman who
has the self-control to resist mirrors
has the kind of poise that gives an
extra dimension to beauty.
How much self-control do you have
when it comes to finger-nails? OF
course. you have nice ones - every
woman does today. And since it takes
Evening star., 1941-08-17

|" oDAY's spirit of candidness to-
ward beauty from bold red
- dening of our lips to an I'M
abashed tinting of our toes - typifes
the frankness and freedom of modern
women. But in spite of all of our ad-
mirable modernity, there is one leaf
we could tear out of grandmother's
beauty book. and apply to advantage.
That leaf deals with few reminders
to the successful charmer that the
only audience she should admit to her
beautifyirg acts is dressing table
mirror.
1t is true that men know about and
Evening star., 1941-08-17

pick your opportunities. And 1t you
must chew in public. keep your lips
closed.
Even women are entitled to pre-
serve a few illusions about your lovely
looks. That is why it is a mistake to
tell "all," when conversation switches
to beautifying procedures. Keep your
audience guessing about your rou-
tines of makeup, hair-fxing or reduc-
ing diets, unless some woman wants
seriously to adopt your successful
methods. When that is the case,
take her aside, take down your hair,
and give her all the constructive help
you can.
Evening star., 1941-08-17

chances on irking someone whose
whims are important.
And do not ever outrage mans
sense of propnety by asking him to
stuff flock of your beauty aids in his
pockets. He may be gallant enough to
accommodate, but he will not be gal
liant enough to refrain from airing
his grievance the very first chance
he gets. The girl who thinks enough
of her beauty what-nots to want them
along should think highly enough of
them to give them little home of
their own in her evening bag.
A mans sense of the ridiculous is
aroused by the familiar feminine ges-
Evening star., 1941-08-17

EXTRA highlights in your hair set off all
L. your glamor emphasize your nat
ural loveliness
But so much of the lustre of your hair re-
mains hidden when you wash it with soap. or
soap shampoo. That's because soap always
combines with minerals in water to form a
dulling film that hides the color and high
lights in your hair
Drene Shampoo is thrilingly different!
Does not form this dulling film! AS result.
scientific lustre-meter tests in our Laboratories
prove hair shampooed with Drene reveals up
to 1870 more lustre and color-brilliance than
when washed with even the finest soap.
Gentle Drene SUPER -ciednses Removes en-
barrassing loose dandruff as effectively as
those shampoos advertised as special dan
druff removers" And what's more Drene
Evening star., 1941-08-17
%%Assss Blythe

accept all our complicated procedures.
but they still prefer to wrap up the
image of lovely woman in the cello
phane of illusion.
Making up mouth in public comes
high on the list of illusion-shatterers.
Men know that you use lipstick -
and even like you to but they
vaguely believe that the enticing red
ness is your very own. You can, of
course, get by, even in public, with
furtive swipe or two with a hpstick.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
} BEAUTY SECRETS SECRET
Here things girl should not do.
if she wants TO be a charmer

if your hand is truly quicker than the
other PERSONS eye. But by all that
you hold holy, never take out a
camers hair brush, a lipstick, and a
vanity mirror, and set these up, like
an artist setting up his easel and
palette, to go through your craftsman
like maneuvers of drawing on mouth.
An onlooker will stop and watch with
Evening star., 1941-08-17

ture OF tugglng at a CIR
die. The movies, the stage and
the comic strips remind him
again and again how funny this
is. So, beware of the ridiculous,
the deadliest of all illusion
smackers. If a girdle is properly
fitted for both sitting and
standing and is faulty gartered
at the bottom with stretchy
elastic, you will never have to
hoist it up or pull it down,
when you rise from chair.
" You Chew Gum
MASCULINE hnmor is often
titivated also by the chewing
of gum. There is something
about that opening and closing
cavity, those busy little jaws.
and the grimaces that keep a
face in perpetual motion, to
make a man smile, either open
ly or behind his hand. So. if you
want to chew gum - and it
has its merits as exercise for the
muscles of the chin and neck -
Evening star., 1941-08-17

If you don't resist, you're only
human, for woman has been anxious
about her image since she first caught
sight of it in a mirrored pool. But if
you are caught stealing peeks in the
mirrors of taxicabs, automobile wind
shields, hotel elevators or department.
store windows. your escort is going to
jump to one or two conclusions: that
you are either not very sure of your
self or that you are vain little thing.
Either impression can wreck fine
illusion
Ofcourse. your peeking may be only
matter of checking up on shiny
nose, a mouth from which you have
Evening star., 1941-08-17

faSClndtlOn out the perform
ance is not one to win you a
medal for good beauty manners.
Don'f RON RE RiskI
Nor will you win a merit badge
for combing out your curls in
a public spot. Of course no one
ever does this except furtively
and because of some dire emer-
gency- such as coming in
windblown from an open auto
mobile. But a man who is Sc
cretly disappointed in you. or
who openly shows his discom-
future, never thinks the cause
justifies the act. So. rather than
run the risk of being a public
nuisance, it's far better to take
precautions beforehand, and
tie your hair up in a net. Or
duck into the nearest dressing
room when you get out of
the car, and comb out your
snarls.
Do you resist the tempta-
tion IN ,ri mn in ry1hlic Yf,irrorc2
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Try All 9 Shodes FREE

Find your "lucky shade" of Lady
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You'll know your lucky shade
Evening star., 1941-08-17

the shade meant for
you! 1t makes you
look younger! Mail
this coupon now, be-
fore you forget.
Evening star., 1941-08-17

Dull . Drub . Color Dimmed By
Dvlling Film illustrates soap-washed hair,
Soap forms clouding film 'bathtub ring'0...
which covers highights. color. loveness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
TdIun Matched
To Meet Londos

Stanislaus Talun. the 265-pound
wrestling giant discovered in the
Polish woods about three years
ago by Stanislaus Zbyszko, has
been signed to meet Jim LondoS.
claimant of the wrestling cham
pionship, at Olympia, January Is.
Promoter Nick Londes announced
Saturday.
Talun got the call for the shot
at LondoS over a half dozen others
the promoter was considering be-
cause the Pole is unbeaten in more
than two years of campaigning in
this city, and because he possesses
the physical requisites of a
champion.
Talun stands we'll over six feet
and his chief weapon is his
powerful legs. described by many
as the best since the heydey of
the great Joe Stecher, probably
the greatest exponent of the
scissors hold of all time. Talun
also figured in the last wrestling
match at Olympia, defeating Ali
Baba on that occasion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Talk of Torn

You can't get through the town
Of WILLIAMSON without hearing the
folks rave about GLAND Dunckel.
guard on tho villages high school
basketball team WILLIAMSON.
coached by FLOYD k.by. last ycar's
hoy wonder IS defending state
G. { champion
This JOHNNY CrccNoY of CIaWSon
{ TERRIFIC a year ago m
,hC,ball he counted lSS points
n IL games To date this
season in four games. he's already
amaSScd 81 =. Crceyey will make
some college one swell football and
basketball player.
Madison High in the Twin
County League hasn't dropped a
loop basketball contest the last 81
times out HIllsdaic cagers
recently missed IS free shots while
bowling 10 Alma. 7l-32 g per
sonal fouls were called IN the Wild
affair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Perfect Score Wins
For Mead in Skeet
BY DON GILES

Never give a duck hunter a
break in a skeet shoot. especially
if the weather is cold and blus-
terry. Jay McMullen, who dishes
out handicaps at Red Run Golf
Clubs Gun Club. found that on
Saturday afternoon. when he gave
Ed Mead a 1O-bird leeway in their
regularly weekly shoot
With this handicap, the veteran
nnallard shooter Mead picked 40
flying claYs out of a binding
snowstorTn. to finish with a perfect
score of so out of a possible so,
and finish ahead of a dozen other
Red Run gunners.
Mead's perfecy performance,
however, was onlS one target bet
ter than Paul Keller. president of
the Red Run Golf Club, and Doc
Bates. another confirmed duck
hunter Both finished with a pair
Of 49'S. Bates score was really
the best of the days blasting
shooting with a six-bird handicap
he broke 43 actual targets in max.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
No Fe e CHARGED
10 R &c in SO
Events on Gard
BY KEN HALL

Detroit Times Gold and silver skates Editor
An entry blank form for the
nineteenth annual Detroit Times
Gold and Silver Skates Derby to
be held on Belle Isle Saturday and
Sunday, February and 2, is being
printed this Sunday for the first
time on the Times Sport Pages.
From time TO time from now UNI
til the big meet arrives skaters
will find them available for films
entries in Michigan's biggest skat-
ing meet which this year carries
Southern Michigan skating title
events oas we'll as the Gold and
Silver Skates DerbieS, Walter Os-
mum Memorial ana Decathlon
events.
There is no entry fee for skaters
wishing 1e-compete in the meet,
the sanction fee paid annually by
the Times taking care OF that
matter. In order TO file your entry
all that is necessary is 10 fill IN
one Of these blank forms. and
mail or bring il TO the Times
sports department with the events
checked YOU wish to enter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Eleventh. Running

Tho Walter psrNun Memorial
two-milo. rscel open 10 any skat-
crs offccord in North America
wrll sec Us eleventh running while
the state title Decathlon COMPETE
ton listing 10 events will have its
nineteenth competition.
Tho Gold Skates Race for Nichi-
gan skaters is open to any boy and
girls an the state regardless OF age
while the Gold Skates Derby for
the fair sex Is open TO any Mlchl-
gan girl no matter what age.
Who Will be the first entrant in
the meet II can be you or you
or YOU. The 10. ] entrants VIII
have ms and her pictures printed
in tho Timcs SO get busy and file
YOURS today.
Remember YOU can be the first
If YOU hustle and bring or mail
YOURS in 10 the Skates Editor,
Times Sports Department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

Triple A team. Nat Frankel,
another former Eagle sought by
ffughey. and Torgoff will be of
fered attractive contracts and off
season jobs. Hughey said.
Meanwhile. the Eagles have a
busy week ahead. They play
Newark Elks in the New Jersey
city Monday. travel TO Chicago
Tue d ay, where thy'll play a
league game with the Bruins
Wednesday and return TO Detroit
for league contest with Akron
Goodyear Thursday. On Friday
General Motors Truck will supply
the opposition in a game at Pom
tiac. and an exhibition is scheduled
with Goodyear Saturday at Mid
land. Mich.
Akron Goodyear has signed the
biggest player IN the league
John >Wiggers . played with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
EAGLES After Scoring Ace
SEEKING TO LAND VAUGHN FROM HAMMOND

Morehead, Ky. Teachers last year
where his 6 feet IL inches also
made him the tallest college player
d. {. e.. 1t will be interesting to see if
he can match Sadowski's speed
when Goodyear plays the Eagles
here next Thursday.
Big Ten fans perhaps will re-
member George HotchkiSS, who
won all Big Ten laurelS at Wis
consin under Doctor Meanwell :.
he's now coaching Oshkosh All
Stars F.. and since the team won
its first six starts. against every
team in the league except Chicago.
HotchkiSS must be doing a nice
Job the squad includes Bob
Carpenter. from East Texas
Teachers. selected as outstanding
performer in the n. c. a. A. meet
in Kansas City last Winter. Osh-
koshs plays here January %.
Nern Huffman. former Lions
football star. will be roofing for
the visiting team when Goodyear
meets the Eagles here Thursday
his brother. Marvin, an ALL
American and also picked most
valuable in the n. c. A. A, is on
the Akron team Chicago'S
Bruins. who come here January
II. have added Bill Hapac, Big
Ten leading scorer. and Stan
Szukala. DePaul all-star guard. TO
their lineup -. Veterans Wibs
Kautz and Mike Novak are the
teams stars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Gets Meet Again

Michigan State again will play
host TO the Central Collegiate in
door track championship in March.
The small town OF CreSco. la
has come up with another star for
the University Of Michigan in Ray
Deane, 136-pound sophomore wres-
tier.
Maurice TTimble, Klbion's three
sport star. has played on the two
NJ /. a A. championship football
-eeF4biHat+ lions fffr also rar on
the Eaton Rapids prep team which
won the State Capitol Circuit
honorS four years ago.
II costs 81 to gam the right 10
officiate in major sports contests
involving high school teams IN
Michigan Michigan States APP
pcarance in Madison Square Gar
den Saturday night was the sec
ond in as many years for the Spar
tan five.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Urge Skaters to File
Derby Entries Early
Ponds Hiring Means Lions
Won't Land Carl SnaUely

the Detroit Lions, has been max
ing a strenuous effort TO sign
Snavely to replace Potsy Clark,
who goes to Grand Rapids u.
However, Cornell is certain to fol-
low Yales lead in football matters
and If Eli plans bigger and better
football teams, Cornell will do
likewise.
In that case Snavely is sure to
be retained by Cornell. 1t is un-
derstood that Snavely and Mandel
have conferred but the coach was
awaiting a statement of policy
from his school before taking ac-
tiOu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Alice Marble Is Excited
OUer Pro Net Debut

Bulge will play Tilden in sin
giles match and then both will re-
turn 10 the court to participate in
degeles.=---
II shouldn't he excited by
this" Miss Marble smiled. but
I am. II is going to be a new
thrill
Although I've played Mary
many times during my amateur
days, I'm still worried. Her type
Of game Is just the sort which is
most difficult for me to play
against. I have to hit much
harder against her than any
other woman" ~
Bulge. who claims 70 have made
over 500 600 in his two terms as
a pro. ballyhooed The tour by de-
claring Miss Marble is the great.
est woman tennis player l ever
saw"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Record to Fail

Sports occurrences which likely
will come TO pass in 1871;
F., Flint Northern's brilliant win
ming streaks in football and
basketball will he smashed.
n Night football plapts will he
pstalled by at least dozen
more high schools.
Michigan States football team
will rank with the nations most
improved.
Albion will Weld its VI l. A. A.
sports trophy 10 Alma-the
school which promises 10 out
shine all in the conference In
basketball and Innfhall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Additional Blanks

Some time later this week. or
as soon as skating ice is available,
additional blanks giving informa-
ton concerning the 6s events in
the big meet and entry forms will
be distributed at the various skat-
ing centers including city recrea-
.tion parks private Kinks and clubs.
y There are AZ Southern Michigan
title races included in the long list
Of speed. fancy and novelty events
listed for the two days of the big
ice extravaganza as follows:
y Senioy men~6 senior women. d;
intermediate boys. 4; intermediate
girls\ 3 and three each junior,
: ttiit-t2fsiiiiA z midget and cradle class
girls and\boys This Will provide
racing for shelters of all ages from
tho little tots 10 the more ma
fttfed NpnIOTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Dates to Remember
Dates worth remembering

Dates worth remembering:
March l-State High School
swimming championships at East
Lansing.
March 22-State High school
b. kctna'l hn1i,-i ppcr Penn
su'a at Marquette. Lower Pen
~psula AT East Lansing.
Nav 2i-State High School
track championships. Upper Pen
tnsula at Marquette. Lower
Peninsula at East Lansing.
May Sl.-State High School
golf tournament tsite unnamed).
June 6-7-State high school
tennis tournament, probably at
Ann Arbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
BY Don W. LEE

Persuading Hammond's Owner
Eddie Cesar TO sell a scoring star
WHO has pftcd TIP Zee points IN
nine games is going 10 be tough
lob. But negotiations under
way to bring the former Univer-
sity OF California wizard, Ralph
Vaughn. TO the Detroit Eagles,
Owner Jim Hughey declares.
Vaughn has seoreds 35 baskets
and 30 fouls despite Hammond 5
poor record of only two victories
in those nine games. With his
one-handed push-Shot technique
added 10 the teams other scoring
aces. Detroit would have fine
chance for the National Pro league
title.
Just thinking OF Vaughn. Ed
Sadowski, Harry Jeanette. Bob
Calihan and Jimply Brown play
ing for us makes me happy
S1VS IfnCbdy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

ing his 49 out of so, while Keller
enjoyed a 26-bird spot.
The lowest score of the day was
McMullen, who figured a two-bird
handicap was enough to trim the
field. but he found out different.
McMullen connected with only "a
to give him a total of sc out of 80.
Other scores:
Brownie Mascow AZ. Bill Bar
Santi As. Amos Winger Al. Harry
Sigsworth as. John Andrews 40,
Karl Miller 45, Bill Van Dresses
80. and Whitley Hannah as.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

The firing of Raymond w.
tDucky) Pond by Yale had its
in Detroit football
circles. In a statement accom-
panying the dismissal of Pond.
Yale officials denied football would
be de-emphasized by the school. =
Since the middle of the football
season there have been rumors
that football would be played
down by the Ivy League. Rumor
also had IL that Carl Snavely. head
coach of Cornell would leave that
school when the accomplishing
program went into effect.
Fred l.. Mandel Jr., owner of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Tired of Cellar

Cesar. it is said. is feeling the
effects of having a losing team.
hammond finished in the cellar
last year and either have been
near or in it so far this season.
SO the greenbackS Owner Hughey
would pay for Vaughn might sway
the deal, it is believed. Il think
Ralph will be playing for us within
a month or so, Hughey predicted.
Vaughn. il will be remembered,
made nine baskets. but Hammond
lost 10 the Eagles here.
Hughey and Coach Dutch Dehn-
crt also will try 10 lure Irving
Torgoff. star on last years Eagles
team. away from the Philadelphia
Sphas. Tho Sphas. barnstorm-
ING team. will he here later this
month To play exhibition games
with the Eagles and Auto Club,