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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

Here's an eye beautifying trick
employed by such lovelies OF the
screen as Joan Crawford. Carole
Lombard. Irene Dunno and Ginger
Rogers. With your eyebrow pen
Gil extend the outer corner OF the
eye into Q small triangle. Inside
Of this paint with q dot OF zinc
oxide on q SMALL brush. The zinc
oxide doesn't injure or iritate the
skin and In q moment seems to
take ON the same tone as the
whites OF the eyes and 50 makes
them look larger. It's . trick you
can use for daytime, but Is espe-
cially effective for evening.
According to Madame Schispa.
relli. many women violate the rules
Of chic by wearing the wrong
clothes In the wrong places. a
black crepe dress. she says. should
never be worn on the street until
afternoon. II you are . business
girl or homemAker who must 80 70
the city In the morning. you are
more appropriately dressed IN .
tweed suit even though you plan
70 remain In town for the evening.
A well.tailored black suit can b
worn any place except whore for
NAL dress y required. 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

Do little research on the com.
pany with which you would like 20
b employed. Study it, require.
ments and opportunities. q
Don't hesitate = use the influ.
ence Of your friends OF any other
connections available TO you.
Don't oversell yourself or attempt
to apply for q position for which
you cannot qualify. n
BE sure to reGister with employ.
meut agencies as well e. with the
personnel departments Of compa.
MES In which you would like to b
employed. More and moro oomps.
MES are now securing their help
through agencies.
Secyetarial training u IN asset
no matter what line Of work you
hope to follow. When Job hunting,
don't forget that the way you look
Is going to be, for the moment. your
trump card. This doesn't mean that
you should be q fashion plate or r
Knockout: it means that y64
should look your very best-includ.
jug iutelligent-and don't be Afraid
70 start ct the very bottom or -
stay long enough to get the feel a
the Job. 1s
Said one Of the experts to the
students: 1T u very important MOI
only to start at the bottom, but u
stay near the bottom . little Longer
than you would like to be there.
There are too many executives who
knew that they didn't have to stay
at the bottom long. They didn't Get
the real feel Of their job: didu't
know what II means to work ~
hard labor day after day. Too many
executives fail to understand their
workers problems and psychology"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

line u the usual choice. The fabric
choice u not so easily told. this
being Q season Of fabric novelties
and one Of some old favorites, like
covert cloth. flannel and other
men'S.wear materials.
At the moment 1t looks as II the
mixed ensemble was losing ground
and that women are selecting cos
tunes In one rather than two fab
RIGS. This Is true Of those in two
rather than one piece.
Some Are Mixed
OF course. there are always In
dividualists who like to mix their
own. and the odd jacket will, no
doubt. carry on. But II you are
planning q suit. the best bet Is to
have It Of one material. no mat
ter how novel. Striped flanneS,
such as men wore so extensively
last season. will be copied almost
to q 1T" by their sisters and their
cousins and their aunts.
We've been telling you right
along that the beige to brown color
scheme Is being played heavily to
win. Covert cloth remains we'll at
the top Of q list Of favorite fabrics.
But don't underplay the impor-
lance Of checks. particularly Tat
tersols. They are the big news In
women's dresseS-and In women'S
waistcoats.
Suits Run to Navy
You will do we'll to accustom
yourself to the term Shirtwaist
coat-a shirtwaist dress looks like
q shirtwaiSt and skirt and shirt
waist coat looks like shirtwaist
dress. all Of which I trust makes
the matter perfectly clear.
With Q feeling for color In the
air. spring lines. usually running
TO navy. are decidedly more varied.
Many a smart girl Is. however.
going to turn out In the Easter
parade wearing q navy coat. In
signals and all.
A well.known stylist says that
pinkS are going to be more inlpor.
tant. This authority bases her
argument on the fact that pink
compliments practically every col
or talked about for spring-browns.
blues. puppies and green's. 1t is her
thought that pinks will be In little
casual coats and In various blends.
plaid jackets involving
pink as well as several other colors.
such rs brown or green, to wear
with pink shirts.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

On q the early symptoms Of
&<ic6tb GlDeeoo = Q more or lesa
/; Ct Hnlt headache q . duh char.
Hc1or. % en- only b relieved b.
~ curing q the kidney trouble.
N1f1oa1s heart and lung diseAseG
SooNuo boodecl3eG Hardening ol the
\ oSfoeto1 With high blood pressure
peu0o 70 cause . headache.
bo00dlpg n character and with .
/ I'm. bnc1ttng feeling Ia the head.
MN temporary increase Ia blood
penngQro due ~ oxtyeme nervous.
80 1U6ulgouco n alcohol. co6ee.
To- o0oo cola md oxcooD toad -.
80 q : severe bursting head.
onnGniD and exhaustion from
oVorspAH9jcol end mental strain.
InnY q1116o = BOUNDING headache
4 Maach ovsn the scalp y painful
Y "a. ~ tQQlch.
~ = m young days be1oes the
1nt RI t1ao WnsUoyman test and
y he6tmouts fo9 syphilis. my
v 0U0e69 u6vlDog UA1d, n any
~ eonplotno oS oevoCU head.
- Ss.Dsso - s.S -
~ logo6ood. rive him iodide oS
&&4oo1A yhoro = latent syphilis
oNaoso and that WIN control
III - dus = ~ strain usu-
~ USpooSD n III aftognoon and
hGtoun1D VpEyo - the day advances.
&1D0v ~ oWog tho oyoo. N the back
&9 ~ hooA 0e ~ Ovee the head.
oo1no TODD and 3 little rest n .
1Gkboned room almost always will
yo11Uyo. Anlght'D deep viii usually
sol1t n roliel. only to have the
ro1n 1eoppear when the eye strain
Il continued.
~ ~ headache Il almost
always blamed onto overeating.
eoootlpation. N inactive liver. or
Intestinal toxAemis and this u
Usually the start. We take Q laxa-
~. refrain from food and rest for
8toW hours Or = day or two. The
loxAtlvo acts. the stomach u emp
~ md rested and the headache
4lon2Dears. Il b often questionable
yhotber tl1ose are the causes. or
~ pn1n 4 due TO eye strain and
eou1al nervous exhaustion.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
Widow,
u. S. Born, in
Parliament
BY TALBOT LAKE

Nov We have q second American.
~ born woman In the British
Parliament. The first Is Viscounte6s
Aston. born In Virginia: the second
Is Mrs. Beatrice Clough Rathbone.
widow Of John Rankin Rathhone
OF the Raj. who was reported
missing In action last December.
Rathbone had held the seat Tor
the Bodmiu Division Of Cornwall
since 1885 q q member Of the
Conservative Party-which IN Eng.
land u rather liberal.
Recently Mrs. Rathbone sent
her two children to Syosset. L. l..
TO live with an uncle. Mrs. Rath-
bone has sent q cable TO the fam
lily stating that her adoption" for
her husbands seat was unanimous
and uuopposed and the election. I"
which Is . formality under such
circumstances. would be complete
next week."
Mrs. Rathbone u the only daugh.
ter Of Mrs. =. Roland Clough. Of
Boston. and the late Mr.. Clough. .
banker. TIL ough born In New
Haven. Mrs. Rathbone passed
much Of her life In China. where
her fathers business took him.
She was graduated from the Ethel
Walker School In 6imsbury. Conn.
and Wa married IN Boston n 1851.
An attractive woman IN her
early thirties. Mrs. Rathbone feared
her American birth might handi-
cap her husbands political career.
90 che accompanied him ca I'll his
campaign tours. Thus she really
knows the district and the wants
Of IT. constituents. She win be one
at twelve women members Of Par.
lament, three Of whom have sue.
ceeded their husbands.
Her husband waS the con Of Maj.
william Rethbone. Of Loudou. and
Mn. Rathbone. A graduate Of Eton
and Christ Church College. OK.
ford. ho Was olected 70 Parliament
Ia 1895. serving @ Parliamentary
secretary 20 Col. ]. J.
EleWealin, then Cjvil Lord Of the
Admiralty. and IN 1889 @ Psrlis-
mentary secretary 70 the Ministry
Of Supply. He was mobillSed with
the Royal Air rorce Volunteer Re-
serves IN September. 1899.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
LENGTH OF SKIRTS

II yoA wish to appear smartly
dressed. watch the length Of your
skirts. They shouldn't depart too
far from the mode Of the moment.
but the length Of your leg Is more
important In determining them.
They should be neither too faf
above nor too far below the bulge
Of the calf. Wear stockings tn
neutral tones-but not too pinkish.
They should be dull In texture VA.
less your legs are very thin and
you hope to make them moeo
conspicuous!
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
TINY ZIPPERS

A new very tiny upper can be
used for baby's clothes. small neck
and sleeve openings. or for very
sheer fabrics and In slips. night
gowns. &c. 1t Is very light In
weight and Grapes softly on o fab
rtc, giving . neat closure without
bullying. This new clipper Is avail
able IN fourteen colors TO match
threads.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

sleep u all-important.
Il you ind yourself with q dull
complexion. lusterless eyes and gen.
orally fatgued look. nipe times out
Of ten 1t win b because you aren't
getting enough sleep. Miss Alden
who has helped thousands md re-
lief from insomnia, has compiled q
list Of dos and don'ts which will
help you sleep comfortably and
BEAUTIFULLY.
How 70 Sleep
Here are the dos:
Buy sheets that don't shrink
after washing 20 you'll have ample
material for Q arm bottom tuck
under. Sheets with woven-in bor-
ders reduce lengthwise shrinking to
q minimum.
Make sure that your mattress Is
soft and resilient. Sagging or lumpy
mattresses are sleep-thieves. 80
turn the mattress end for end and
top for bottom every week.
Air and make your bed fresh
every day. but cut your bed-making
time by using sheets with reversible
hens.
Select your nightclothes % care
fuIy - your evening dresses. Night.
gowns should have broad staying
straps, O. low neckline to prevent
that chojted feeling and . full skirt
for comfortable movement. II you
are Z pajalna devotee. see that the
sleeves provide arm freedom and
the waistband Is loose.
Get a. silent-ticking alarm clock
as possible.
Ventilate the room without let
ting in drafts. Open windows top
and lotion: tie back Tapping shade
cords and curtains. Bring rafting
windows under control by inserting
paper plugs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

WW000ooIUB
along. Girls
were Advised TO
start 1T the
bottom q n d
work up. rather
t h . n 10 o K
or o U n d for
3 o m Q Ky
breaks which
seldom work
out. 6ecretarial
work. modelling
and sellin g
were given %
three likely
fields In which
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

mel9rM. 5 II .
o 6 4 to fevers.
Doth infec-
tons. conses.
Ito n OF tn Q
nose. ears. eyes
and hr GA t.
Z h Q 3 o head.
. G h e 8 disap-
pear on recov.
cry from these
ailments . n d
one . j0tt0ed
In taking some
Of the les Oh.
10 ii o nable
pain . relievtug
remedies Tor
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
Pot Roast and Pot-Pie
Aid Slim Food Budgets
TUESDAY
Breakfast

TUESDAY
Breakfast
TangerineS
Creamed Dried Beef on Toast
Cinnamon Buns MIX or Conee
Dinner
Cream Of Celery Soup
Cold Pot Roast Slices
Buttered Broccoli Baked Macaronl
Apple Brown Betty Coffee
WEDNESDAY,
Breakfast
Grapefruit Halves
Ready.to-Serve Cereal
Soft Cooked Eggs Toasted Mumns
MIX Coffee
Dinner
Dreamed Mushrooms In Patty
Spinach with Hard-C Cooked Egg
Baked Potato
drilled Tomato Halves
Chocolate Pudding =. Coffee
THURSDAY
Breakfast
Orange Juice
Cooked Cereal with Raisins
Buttered Whole Wheat Toast
NIL. S''0e Cone.
Dinner
Veal Pot.Pie with Vegetables
and Baking Powder Biscuit Top
Nodded Fruit Salad
Frosted Cup Cakes Tea. Lemon
FRIDAY
Breakfast
Fruit Cup
French Toast Apricot Marmslade
MIX Coffee
Dinner
Fried Smells with Tartar Sauce
Buttered Kale
Baked Potato Strips
Waldorf salad
Refrigerator Ice Cream Coffee
SATURDAY
DrOakfaOt
Tomato Juice
Corned Beef HAsh with
Poached EeGs
suttssed Tcass Jelly
Droilod Chickeu
Corn Pudding
French Erio6 Potatoes
Picked Bet salad
Lemon Frosted t1yoS CAKE
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
Short Cuts

Fssten choesecloth between
two embroidery hoop0 and y0o
win have IN excellent jeuy
Woolens will last longer 4
washed n lukewarm st1dsy waeeS
and rinsed In clear water OF the
same temperature. Always ueo
mild soap.
4 lev minutss b . bot Oveo i
Vtn restoeo nmp craeecr& 4
aske cereals an6 Uotato ooSue
o appttau1ng ogluU0o1s
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
BRIGHT COLORS

One Of New York's smart shops
Is using very bright greens. reds
and yell0ws. dyed to match In hats.
handbags. gloves and shoes. to be
worn with dark frocks for spring.
Or the colors may be mixed inter-
changeably to rival the bright
plumage Of tropical birds.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
CELERY CUELs FoR A

TO make celery curls for q gar
nish. cut stalks into pieces about
four inches long. Make four or
1lve incisions down the stalk TO
within an inch OF the end. I'm
merse In cold water and put In re-
frigerator for several hours. Tho
split ends win curl back.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

might try her luck. Points Of adj
Vice on which the majority Of ex.
perts seemed to agree were: s.s
Write for IN interview. Dont
telephone and don't drop In with.
out flrSt making IN appointment.
Bring letters Of introduction Il
you can. but. more important still.
bring . letter Of application written
by yourself.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
Restful
Sleep Is Aid
To Beauty
By JACQUELINE HUNT

WHAT makes q woman beau
" tiful? The artists tell you II
ell depends on the standards Of
the time; the movie magazines
dedue beauty - 'oomph" and
the posts call Il "a inner radiance.
Scientific facts. however. confirm
the theory which Martha Alden.
"sleep cousultant." advances when
she says It's the vitality q . truly
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
One>Fabric Suits Score
Over Mixed Ensembles
By ELEANOR GUM

NEW YORK-The woman who prides herself on knowing
- what's why has ordered about to order
suit She won't wait for spring to It, for suits adj
ittedly right for immediate when supplemented
by coat long with natural shoulder
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
NM Torso Suit with Shoulder Line adys Choice for Spn
Job Hunters Told to Start
At Bottom, Learn Work
~ MARIAN MAYS MARTIN

HOW DOCKS and articles are certainly not aud
certainly do not always live great expectations
OF them Nevertheless they are worth something since there
always 1T least one or two ideas upon one can act
get on In ones Job" IN Intriguing titlo-anost
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
dache Is Reliable Sign
Hat Systems Out Of Kilter
- CLAUD NORTH CHRIsMAN. MD.

the great troubles encounter In our EFFORT TO relieve
ho6Ache that think only OF the pain and Its relief.
~ ~ Krone % forget that headache without
undorying We have discussed the common indis-
ce working eating drinking and lack Of sleep as causes
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

st o p" 7 n 3.
h o " Q v er. Is
Q q ster 8 d
than done. The
boy u deaf to
mothers ap.
pealS. He sees
her work her.
self up into .
rage and u still
U n N ! n d tn ].
Nothing short
Of q sharp slap
seems to have
any effect. and
mother on ~
uses u as q last
resort. Some
how tAAAiN n
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

rested pofeoo
which evokeS
the e xclama q.
tio n She's
beautiful"
Sle . p. . 6.
cording to this
expert, makes .
beauty treat
N Q n { o u { Of
every eig b {
h o u RS y Q U
spend In bed.
In rebuilding
b o d = tissues
and Seinvtsor.
ating the ner.
Y Qua GY&teuo
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

Copyright 1871. b vsisehEd.
Top: A silver plate hrseslst
derives its design from South
American Aztec motifs end
color combinations. Csntsr. .
euts Rttis Jazz bend figure In
silver metal wire silhouette.
for Lapel wssr. English Seshie
architectural motifs ere sdspt.
Cd into wssrabls iswslry Do.
SIGNS % The Isaf on . bssneh
silver bracelet. below.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
vITANfIN C m MILK

Pasteurized milk that maintains
It's vitamin G has been perfected
BY three Cornell scientists. as q re-
suit Of experiments during the
past three yearS.>
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

~ Noo0nonos ana tney are many
~ vu51od.
IDorI aTo certain acute diseases
W thich headAche u one Of the
4 n1aY svmptouAs, such - innuenSa.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28
Boy Who Teases
Can Be Cured
BY Parent

By JANE HERBERT COWARD
WHENEVER Howard and Joan
W get together II isn't long before
Howard starts teasing his sister and
she commences whining. Mother.
HoWard,s teasing me. Make him
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

Mo ONE denies the elegance Of q
standing rib roast Of beef OF
crown roast OF veal. But when it's
more expedient to buy the less ex-
pensive cuts Of beef and veal. plan
a savory pot roast Of beef (6un.
days dinner choice In this week
menus) or a tempting veal pot-pie
with vegetables and baking powder
biscuit top as suggested below 1oS
Thursdays dinner.
Red cabbage. Normandy style,
provides an interesting flavor con.
trast with the pot roast. To make
it chop ! head red cabbage and 2
sour apples. Add l cup water OF
sweet cider. 2 tablespoons fat, !
tablespoon sugar and "a teaspoon
salt Cook and season to taste.
For veal pot-pie. cut 2 pounds
veal neck or breast into cubes and
cover with sailed water. Cook
thirty minutes. Add 2 small on
ions, 6 small potatoes. diced. ! cup
diced celery, I cup diced carrots.
and cook slowly until vegetables
are done. Thicker liquid with 3
tablespoons flour smoothed n q
little cold water. Season to taste
with salt and pepper. Pour into
casserole dish and cover with bak-
ing powder biscuits. Cook In mod
crate oven (376 degrees FJ until
biscuits are done (about ID min
utes).
SUNDAY
Breakfast
Pineapple Juice
Scrambled Eggs Broiled Ham
Hot Biscuits Butter Marmalade
MILK Coffee
Dinner
Pot Roast
Red Cabbage. Normandy style
Parsley Potatoes
Hearts Of Lettuce. French Dressing
Rhubarb Pie Coffee
MONDAY -.
Breakfast
Sliced Fresh Pears or Bananas
on Ready-to-6erve Cereal
Pancakes. Syrup Cocoa
Dinner
Brotled Liver
Ssalloped Potatoes
Buttered Beets Cole SleW
Cherry Oumplings Codes
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

Copyright. 1901. BY yssyehnl.
This bexy eess hes . long
rel seller. 0issensl we've
eehelr n nAsvrsl mskss this
6evbls.bsesssed medsI. Note
the aevelty welted peeksts.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-28

everyone wants 70 master that -
cret. i Il q q secret. At Pratt Instas
tute. IN New York. whore studeute
ara trained tor business, . grusup
heard some sound advice which =
Evening star., 1941-10-21
Out Of Army, Bonura
Now Wonders Which
Ball Club 0wns'Him
Eager TO PIoy, but Must
Look to Judge Londis
For His Assignment
By the Associated Press.

CAMP SHELBY, Miss. Oct. 2i-
Burly Zeke Bonura, who has bounced
around more than the little ball on
a screened song, has hoped out of
Uncle Sans Army and the next
bounce will carry him back into
baseball providing Commissioner
keneSaw Mountain Lands will be
polite enough TO tell him where to 60.
A former first baseman for the
White SoX, Nationals. Giants and
Cubs. Bonura claims the Cubs sold
him to Minneapolis early last season
when they discovered he was ripe for
the draft. He led the American
Association in hitting before the
Army called.
Discharged because the draft age
limit has been lowered to % since
his induction last May, 33-year-old
Zeke says, Il don't know what club
l belong to now. I'll have to see
Judge Lands to find out where
stand, but I'm sure I'll be back in
base ball next spring"
An assistant to the athletic officer
OF the reception center here. Zeke
had been coaching baseball and soft
ball Il like the Army" he said,
and I wouldn't mind coming back
If I'm needed and can do any good"
Zeke will assist his father in the
family's fruit and produce business
in New Orleans until baseball time,
he said at banquet given in his
honor by the camps reception center
personnel.
Evening star., 1941-10-21
BY HAROLD V. RATLIFF,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

DALLAS. Oct. 21-The University
of Texas is a top team of the
Nations football because it dOeSn t
have to play the percentages.
Texas Christian University, Baylor
and Rice can give YOU all the details.
They're hmping examples Of what
happens to a team when 1t has to
build around one man.
T. c. US hopes Centered on Kyle
Gillespie, the life blood of an offense
Frog fans felt would 60 far.
Bavlor's fortunes revolved around
big Jack Wilson, probably the most
versatile football player in its
history.
Rice followed the pounding feet
of the mighty Bob Brumley, who did
everything but sell peanuts in the
stands.
So what happened? The per-
eentage finally ran out.
Gillespie received a broken leg,
the T. c. U. offense folded and Texas
A. & NJ. defeated the Frogs, 40,
going away.
Wilson suffered a head injury
against Villanova and had to leave
the game in the first quarter The
Bears lost, 1916.
Brumley, who beat mighty Tulane
almost single-handed, was unable
to play for Rice Saturday against
Louisiana State because of a shoul-
der hurt L. S. U. staged a major
upset to blast the Owls, 80.
And all this happened on one week
end, bringing death to T. c. US
hoTes Of again basking in the South
Evening star., 1941-10-21
Big Ten 5oph Stars
Oppose as Indiana
Visits Wisconsin
HiIIenbrond and Harder,
Brilliant Lost Week,
To Match Talents
BY the Associated Press.

oE lAic kaseOSlhlcu ElcoS.
CHICAGO. Oct. 21.-Football fans
at Madison will get a chance TO see
two of the Big Tens finest sopho-
moreS in action Saturday. Pat Har-
der of Wisconsin and Billy Hillen-
brand Of Indiana. Both we're bril-
liant last Saturday. Harder scored
two touchdowns, place-kicked two
conversions and a field goal for II
points against Iowa. He is a fine
successor to many great Badger full
backs of recent years. such as Howie
Weiss and George Paskvan.
Hillenbrand scored one touch
down and three passes for the other
two as Indiana upset Nebraska. Both
teams are on the comeback trail.
Indiana having lost three games and
Wisconsin two before turning the
tide last week.
Dick Good, Illinois quarterback, is
a South Bend undD boy and will
get a chance to play before the
home folks Saturday in the Notre
Dame-Illinois game Liz Astroth,
another Illinois back who has be-
come an adept forward passer, never
threw one before this season.
Two more of the Big Tens galaxy
of good fullbacks will bear the brunt
Of their teams attack when Iowa
and Purdue clash at Lafayette Sat-
urday. Eddie Anderson, Hawkeye
coach, says he will stack up his Bill
Green against any running back in
the circuit. Nal Elward of Purdue
doubtless feels the same about John
Petty, who scored both touchdowns
against Ohio State and led the team
in ground gaining.