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Evening star., 1941-12-23
Tanks Reinforce
Army BottIine Foe
North of MoniIo
BULLETIN.

The War Department re-
ported In its s pm. commune
que today that fighting on the
Lingayen Gulf shore Is "in-
creasing in intensity" with
the enemy using light tanks
south of Agoo. American
bombers have attacked several
enemy transports of Dava0
with "undetermined results"
The communique said Gen.
Douglas Macarthur reported
enemy warplanes had been
particularly active in support
Ing landings and attempts to
advance ashore.
A Japanese force of unspeci-
fied strength has landed on Wake
Island, the Navy announced to-
day. without giving any details
on the course of the battle.
In the Philippines, meanwhile,
Army mechanical forces were re-
ported speeding to reinforce Ameri-
can tanks locked in battle with
japanese invasion columns 125 miles
north of Manila. There were per-
sistent but unconfrmed reports in
Manila that Al japanese transports
had been sunk off the Luzon coast.
A tiny band OF Marines has been
holding out on Wake under repeated
japanese air and sea attacks since
the start of the war and today's
was the thirteenth attack on the
outpost. Yesterdy the garrison un-
derwent a strong air attack.
The invaders landed this morning,
the Navy said, but no information
was forthcoming whether the
'Leatherneck" defenders were still
resisting. Fighting with the Marine
garrison has been band OF A. F. L.
workmen.
Japs Believed Halted in Malaga.
Good news came from Hong Kong,
where a valiant British garrison was
reported still holding out, and from
the Malay Peninsula. There the
japanese onslaught toward Singa-
pore had apparently been halted,
with the British inflicting heavy
casualties on the foe in a sharp
jungle fight about 800 miles above
Singapore.
In the Philippines, an Army bull
letin indicated American and Fill
pino defense fighters had fought to
a standstill the vanguard of power
full japanese forces which landed
at Santo Tomas, 125 miles north of
Manila
Japs Checked in North Luzon.
In Northern Luzon Army head
quarters declared the Japanese in
vaders had been checked for the last
"a hours, with American forces hold
ing line north of Damortis, 4 miles
south of Santo Tomas, on the Gulf
of Lingayen, where 80 japanese
Go nun TnDTNEC po0o AL
Evening star., 1941-12-23
jap Thrust in Honq Kong Fails
Reds Retoke Town Half Way to OreI

MOSCOW Wednesday IF.-Red Army troops still driving
the Germans the Moscow defense arc have occupied
junction of Gorbachevo $50 miles
southwest this capital announced officially today
The town is about so miles southwest of Tua about midway
to Orel.
Earlier Story On Page A-4o
Evening star., 1941-12-23
Late News Bulletins
American Womon Killed in Hona Konq

American Woman Killed in Hong Kong
The American Consul General at Hong Kong reported
Department late today that Miss Florence Webb
States CITIZEN killed there December IA by
shell spnterS
F. c. c. Approves Telephone Expansion
The American Telephone g. Telegraph Co., the Diamond
Telephone Chesapeake 81 Potomac Tele
phone Co. received authority from the Federal Communca
tons Commission today to supplement existing facilities
Philadelphia and Baltimore at cost of $l7250OO
Naval Expansion Bill Signed by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt today signed bill authorizing con-
additional 10000 tons of naval vessels He
signed joint resolution authorizing the committee in
vestgating Japanese attack Hawaii to compel at
of witnesses and production of and other
documents.
Jap Thrust in Hong Kong Fails
HONG KONG N9.-Hong Kong's defenders have con-
tained"-haed perhaps surroundedJapanese forces
who light penetration" in their lines Mount
Cameron Hong Kong Island the British command
nounced today leup in the fighting with the
British holding firmly
Earlier Story Page A-3)
Evening star., 1941-12-23
Weather Forecast

Rain tonight. probably ending early tomorrow;
mild temperature; lowest tonight about n de-
grees. Temperatures today-Highest, So, at
pm; lowest, "a, at AS am.
Prom ths United 9taess ~eaner Bureau Report
Full Details on Pase Az.
Evening star., 1941-12-23

(See DECENTRALIZATION, "A
Evening star., 1941-12-23
President Creates Defense Transportation Unit

Earlier Story on Page A-4D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
Newspaper Ad
Volume Rising

CHICAGO. Sept IA Q PEI
cent increase in the volume of adj
vertising placed in newspapers by
retailers of 81 MAJOR cities during
the week ended August 30, COM
pared with the corresponding week
Of last year, was reported today
by Advertising Age.
With 20.6l4152 lines carried this
year. and lS,9O6027 lines last year
newspapers not only chalked up a
gain of more than 100000 lines
but completed the twcnty-fourth
consecutive week of gains over
1910.
For the 35-wcek period since
the beginning Of the year, Advcr
Using Age reports, total Image
was as per cent greater than dur,
ing the corresponding period oi
last year. The 1871 figure TO date
is 697 1893 642 lines; the 1910 figure
Cos .492 $40 lines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
DEATHS

Max lookout s0Sl Dodge Van Dyks 81
Joseph Gattenhor 2si7 Chestnut So
James adams Jr T03 Neihuf' Sc
! Lester + Bauer 1880 Findlay s.
Josephine r.. Smith 5i2n NJ EHoff IS
Gerald Eden. 17s5 seward Q months
i.ulu Johnson Cross s7S6 Homer 50
Zygmund Sznei tFred CereckiS 1880 West
Robert J lessen. 1927 Ford. months
tonnes r. Nulnolen ~ Wcsi Forrest ."
Christine Monticello 2I32 - Joseph .
FANNIE F;aoklu 1893 Mack 30
Daphne Miller. 21if Hendricks p.
Regina Gross $500 Hoicomh 80
NeXlre Zeamer s075 Duhel -
Joseph AlcNau6er Plant 1901 Sorrento -
Norua Joyce Webster. 57i2 Cornell, Dear
neoieI o'Deim'r cros. Village Mich.
3d.
clsrs p Eutkoske. 33I7 uunois so
John Beronmans Fosary, 1851 Buritngame.
80
Frank Fuler 1890 FIFTEENTH n
Melvin Rollingcr SIPS SUSSEX 70
Peter Huruln. io2 Quincy Lsurum. Mich
50
Fnie Iene,to Har'sell. 'ae1 Clyrn court, 81
iosenh Hinfei ti2O Redford so
Theresa SCHUYLER sei5 Hartwell. Dear
horn T3
Gerrce cionier 1875 Maryland Crosse
Poirie %
OTTO q Friedrich ij26 McDouCan. -
Earoine Homann 1870 Parker. az
JoNn j.. Golden ii7 Manstec. Hazel Park
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11

Good money making opportunity drivne
Checker Cabs. An outdoor lob-dfivuE
pleasure cay Healthtul ptohtahig and
stesds AGE II 30 30 Apply ll2s Irum-
bull snef = m
EXPERIENCED MAX fnr rooflrg caves
trrughs apply morning. 1000 Conanf-
TWlnbro0k 2-l32lt
EXPERIENCED portrait photoCrspnef
wanted Apply Dennis studios, b"i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11

New York Air Brake Company
declared a dividend Of 80 cents on
the common payable NnNemhcr l.
TO stock of record October IA Paid
the same amount August |.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
Female Help Wanted

ASSIST With child. light housework. small
family small home $500 TO 5-145s.
and skip tracers must
have car. experience preferred. nut not
necessary. Apply Gately's, 2li Michigan.
DEPENDABLE white eirl wanted 10 assist
with children Telephone LenoN ll2s
ELDERLY lady. care Of ? children. 26ij
buchanan after p. m
EXPERIENCED girl. housework. small
Hat. child stay nights. UN. 1880
EXPERIENCED GIRL General house
work small fat, stay nights. one child.
University 22siS
FOoD CHECKER and cashier wanted
state age and salary expected also past
experience Detroit Times Box B-6s73
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK Stay. private
room good pay. 1909 Elmhurst. Town
send 5-27i2.
GENERAL. stay nights own room; NJ
cooking like children. University 3-O30'
GENERAL housework stay No laundry.
no cooking Good home Townsend 5-4iI5
homework and child. stay
lovely home. no laundry. no cooking.
i72O0 Ohio University 2-i19l.
GIRL Light housework no cooking. or
laundry. private room 272s Cortland.
Townsend 1908. E\\
HIrE HOrSEWORK AND
LAUNDRY. Sill WEEK. UNIVERSITY
? .sf76
General Homework stay nights
good home good pay 2ei7 Eimhsfst
Townsend s-i5s3
GIRL. white. care ~ one child lieht
housework Can AFTER s. Murray 1897
$3.50 Benrcau
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
Corn Production
To Exceed 1910


WASHINGTON. Sept 1.-THE
agriculture department today IS
timated United States corn pro-
duction this year viii b c
2,523, e64 600 bushels. compared TO
last years production OF 2,449,-
100000 bushels. and indicated a
wheat WELD of 957 .563 600 bushels.
compared 10 sl669S 600 bushels
last year Today'S report was
based on conditions as of Scptem-
Der /.
Other production forecasts We're
made by the department as fol-
lows: tBy bu>hclSl.
Oats. .12e757 600: barley 749.-
sos 600: rye. 46 49, 600 naN>ecd
81 900. 600. rIce. 90 572.o0 grain
sorchumS. ~ 667 600
Hay CtonSl S5.20o000: peanuts
NbS. ) 1.49S 80 100; potatoes. 373.-
$4,000: tobacco dbSl, l,255S65 .
sugar cane. for sugar Oons), B.
SOC, 600; sugar beetS ,tonSl, 9 S6s,-
600. hops ClhSD. 100000.
The department said hot, dry
weather IN the corn belt the last
two weeks Of August was reSpon-
sihle for the 640O0,000 bushels
decline in Indicated production
Indicated wheat production this
wear is the second largest on
record. the sll-ume high having
been set in 1915 when the produc-
ton was | COS 627 coo bushels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
j. ) Steel Sets
Shipment Mark
International New. serire Wire

NEW YORK, Sept. IL Ship
mcnts OF finished steel products by
the United States Steel Company
in August amounted 10 1,753 665
net tons. a now all time monthly
record the company announced
here today. This was an increase
of sc, 99S tons over The 1866 667
net tons in July and an increase
of 29S,06l net tons over the l,455,-
60i net tons in AuguSt-l940
For tho eight months ended
August 81 shipments totaled 49,
1920 net tons as compared to
9,040, SS9 net tons in the first eight
months of 1910
Shipments for the CiCht-month
period exceeded any similar period
in the history of the corporation.
The previous record for eight
months was l2,lS7 ,42l net tons in
1929
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11

Clarcd a dividend n 81 cents on
the common payable October !,
to stock of record September Is.
Paid the same amount IN preCed-
ing quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
CHARACTERISTICS

There are certain character
istic conditions that occur dur
ing the eXpectant period for
the mother, which are localized
in the skin. Certain skin dis
eases are found only at this
time.
Some Of these skin conditions
are due TO disturbance Of the
ductless glands. For instance,
deposits of pigment In the skin
and darkening OF the skin in
spots. Flushing and dilation OF
the blood vessels is common.
Itching during the last half OF
the period of CESSATION is so
common as almost 10 be a part
Of the process 1t may be gen
eral or localized. Varlcosities
Of the veins OF the leg often
aggravate or may even be the
cause of this condition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
CoIan Scores Sixth
Knockout in Row

CHICAGO. Sept. 1l.-,GNS)
Johnny Colan Of New York, with
Ernie Nigh of Newburgh. y. Y.
as his victim. last night scored his
sixth straight knockout and his
twenty-eighth victory in a row in
tho outdoor arena at the Chicago
Stadium.
The Knockout came in the eighth
round of a scheduled l0-round
bout BY his recent decisive VIC
tories, Goiah=hepes get-a
crack -H4iddleweight champion
Tony Yale in the near future.
Both Colan and Vigh weighed in
at 1882.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Applied for September Q 1871
Joseph /. Vefelen. y GLADYS Pauii"s.
Gerald II Prince. Is Martha l. Green
valid -
Martin Joseph. p; Marie Tanner 20
Thomas : SHUT - Ann NJ Trent %
Howard r.. Giadmsn. 30 ElVcra MentL
norman Anus 80 Bess sokol i
Thomas Msllhe4Ae- "a LacNs Ihomas
Joseph csradoans. 81 My Rozzs 70
George r CrameN ~. Christine keade'
~
Eari " N1.eh y Bc'sl y rsyto--
Jutrr1 rYrr-rfrru11r7trT- -, JUS7THe NIGHTTIME
Ivan T. sabic. - Jo.ephno Rusn,K %
james Grcr % Dorothy cares ~
Robert y Rsd.un 23 Hazel Seide %
Bohsh SkursAs -, Virginia Romsnosk
Ro6sr, l. Love p wanra Howard. q.
James r Maddox % Anne james ~
Charles E Eeedi 90 Eleanor Naaaeis
Jahn T Mac q Ann Ghiaeac ~.
Hlfrcdf \ Gonlojccha. q Rita -BariAoO-
Aieeri.W Momcuee % Mildred New.on.
Max Schroeder ~ Eleanor Kincsynssl
Arthur s.ui,A. 20 Virginia srocl,nsst
sham sirrh Gft Is Pauline crsho os
f.drstrd lsrrr+ Bakrr- wanda k0tKie-
Retntfd Joke p Lillian Baurao. 70
stephen y GayoA Is Barbara scherbin-
BON X. .Rovman. "a A.a Msp.,s.
stsni-v Kols,a 20 Floreoo. p7ieksn. p
Jehn Shepnka 81 latina u AnischepHe.
Harry : cngser. a. Eaas II ~ 81
'Edssard " Bsraes p lreHe N o'Hafa.
Robrr' T Heseon. p F'oreoee + HeUg
Toiyo Raseu Is. kathleen McG,oe Is
Ruhcr' r Cosaud p Wn1red r. Cudney,
Walter oiszews4 ~ cara Dobrovolski
Leonard Clca,er 70 Dolores Rloe,schet 10
Eugene Eorfe % Beatrice Encrt ."
Harvey Kocelschsv 10 Agatha Jones Is
CHARLES Funk. 81 NetlIe Nelson SIS
lc "ph Luczak. p Jane kuchauczsk
v'&sri movie % PIrai~ RsuaUa. -
frsrcis KirtieA - Christine Jones rs.
Gerald Napion p. Narv : Souies %
Aev rrhan - Ceci1a Pieriek 70
Lorenz r. Kellogg 81 Margaret " Creech
OTTO z s,ou' q: Dorna Marsh q
Herr, Il Dave. q Margaret J. sober
arthur y. K-ausc ~ Cfctda Fir'ev -
fime- + Kofilte 81 Dclohins Cahsdyl 20
~ Frlct ~ she.la Turner %
Albert NauVefas -. Monte Kwa7nlck %
paul r Chatham. 20: Molly ZulkosEv. ls
WIisn q. FRYE Jr 3j Elizabeth o
Rpyrona = Leach - Dorothy II Hm
me
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
N. B. A. 1912 Meet
Set for New Orleans

WINSTON-SALEM, y. C.. Sept.
II INSl New Orleans was Sc
lcctcd as tho 1912 convention city
bv the National Boxing ASsocia-
ton
The y p. 4. was slated 10 elect
Samuel l. MurNalzer state ath-
lctic commissioner of Indiana and
past FIRST vice president OF the
association. honorary president for
lie Edward {. Foster OF Rhode
Island. is the only other honorary
president for life
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
City Can't Collect Tax
On Yacht Loaned u. ).

The $3.50 personal property tax
owed by Louis +. r. Bellows of
Cleveland 70 the city OF Detroit
on the yacht Desire, which he has
loaned 10 the government, will be
still owed as far as the govern
menI is concerned
Bellows recently turned his boat,
which was locked here. over to
the coast guard City Treasurer
Albert r.. Cobo informed the
United States district attorneys
office that the city has first lien
on the yacht for the tax. But AS
SiStant District Attorney Peter p.
Gilbert said such tax Is uncol-
lectiblc while the boat is IN gov
eminent service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
Marine News
M JROIT


Up Pioneer. $40 o. m Wednesda,
MacNsuchton X L. Ione, 7i5. Hourh-
ton 40, Cuwlc. 5,2' FcllowcrsO arrived
-, Gsnandoc 81: CROWLEY cleared
so5. Wshcondah. Sis Csnadoc S:3j.
Wolf 500 Gazette Fleetwood arrived.
900. Don stewart - lcarian arrived
10 0ii Dick arrived IN go Willard cleared
"a so; Jsmcs-Maida arrived n go. Ireland
a 05 r. m THURSDAY: Butler - 20, Bar
NV FruEciUy arrived. crescent CtN an
rived ZOO Cetus. 2.10 Palmer 213.
.Dunlap. . 80. y r Davidson Conneaut
arrived go hca,aaIte 90. sheuaneo.
40 N0leck 5.t1. Dahlke cIcated $50
TamWco arrived S,21 HImrck-Louise ar.
rived 50, Nsripusa Nais $ 90.
DOWN Capt Wilson. J.ft m We'd.
nesday T r Qusrries, no. Jack cleared
( .j5 Humuek Louise cleared sos. Ma
cuubreN W White arrived 30 t.
Reiss, $50; T vs. Robinson 500. Pen'
Mitchell . $50. Heehln q - prc4due Isle
g 30 Fitch cleared % GATES. q-5l. En-
pre- state 10 05 Zies'nE Io.Ii. Pollock
u u barkh4Wste cad Culfs tuition cleared
- 53 m Thursday Yates 1853 Cam
mot io B"srman 3.2l Harvard rs
FdccNatcr arrived $50 Bf,Rna, 1896
frsny a.35. pick CIrarcd so Crescent
CIV cleared 90. James Mazda rte4rre
.f'' Wescooi. Is io Fleetwood clcar,,
40 W. l. kiur S.15; q. NJ Rciss Oo
SNttTE TL-NiARII
90. Ness1ne' stechhausc ~ q N
NfINf la' ''- WOOD. ln. p s iaHFrH
io 30. Cornelius Jt o. Wnla, Trr.
Walter, ~ go. - y Nephefe.r noon
HH'fc'd. 7 .m Eu.aHGn ~ So
Wanna IA NONE Ke1Irek o
Dunn 1r o. Outsrde L7.pnds stephen.
SON Manila $3.50. Ff1ufrnar T. r
Norcan. 800 r. Hsry,s. Geo
Crawford. 90 G.. NJ Scheah e. =
Thompson G. y Leuu7rd $50 Fa,
Prown O0fador 30. J j sullivan 90
Zenith CUy ~ steel EnE ~ r. r.
Taplin G n McCulough Midnight Ish
pcming 1 y m Thursday Ashcroft con
% Poo p Davidson. o = Vol
vim 7-3o. Suphitc sam 'Iathar 800
Brocttoo ~ O. Mafhr~ stanton go
DOWN r V Liudshur,. MaHctoa
s go = M Wednesday NirHirar iesioiro.s
tpson Princeton % 100. puWth
to.50. q p palVr Crefc 70 ~ El
vrod 80 Grand fsi5ra o. o. CONWAY
30 Maunaloa. A ~ Rivers $3.50. q ;
Black Ec'ss f<R Fulton u e.
Dalton n g Kerr Y Watson $50 !
Lauchlin y TINS Lsketon. ~. ~
Clemson =. Arcturis = u Sheadlc :
y Benson. CoVus y seliwood
Weir 1890. \ Ferher " a
Psins ~ go D. " Reed O. g. Rahinsun
rsfenN z Roberts r.. a. m
Thursday J e. Wallace T.. & Hanna. 2
r Lamont vs. W Arterrufs. 3 Odanai
Natssfs Marquette Norvat Taurus
Flts " Mclean Nsrtsdoc o 80
IS Mclean % T. D. Block Aleo
WAY p o. Hartveu O. y Townsend ;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11

LONDON. Sept H. a great
worldwide moral and spiritual
reawakenInG' as a result of the
war was predicted hX Primo
Minister Winston Churchill ,oday
The leader of Britain at war
stated his beliefs regarding lc-
lgion in i1-minutc interview
with DR.. j. Frank Norris, pastor
of the Temple Baptist Church Of
Detroit and tho First Baptist
Church OF Fort Worth, Ten.
Doctor Norris. who arrived i'm
London with letter of intro
.duCtion TO Churchill from ScCre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
Churchill sees Norris
Premier Tells Detroit Pastor in London InterUieu
That War viii Bring Great World Awakening

tary Of State Cordcll Hull quote,
the prime minister as saying
The whole issue il one of
God or no God. faith or no faith.
soul or no soul.
One ef the results of the-wftf
will he great moral and
spiritual rewakening Of the
world. Religion il the hope Of
the world"
Churchill added that lfe has
"clung to the same faith of m!
devoted American mother.
Norris will preach IN Englisi
churches during a two-WeekS toul
of England He is sending auto
photographs of Churchill
10 his own churches in Detroit anC
Fort Worth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
Non-Partisan League
Backs No Candidates

Labor'S Non-partiSian League
will endorse no candidates IN the
city primaries, il was announced
today by Charles Edgecomb. eN-
ecutive secretary. He said that,
instead. the board of directors had
voted to issue thumbnail sketches
of all candidates TO the locals az
fhated with the league but would
include no recommendations.
After the primary vote, Edge
comb continued. the league will
make detailed study of all can
didateS who survive and make en-
dor>emcnt of "thoSc candidates
whose general record indicates
that they understand and are SNm-
pathetic 10 tho problems OF all sec
tons of society"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
IS CCC Boys Hunt
! Tame Bull Moose

NUNISING, Sept, II: Seventy
five CCC boys from Camp CUISINE
were searching today for two tame
hull moose that escaped from The
refuge corral Of the conservation
department.
Big Tom. weighing 1000 pounds,
and Able, weighing 500 escaped
by knocking over log fence
Adolph StehbinS, director OF the
refuge said he vas fFaid-tife
moose would get lost and added
they aren't used 10 being out
nights and looking after them
selves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
7 Stabbing Victims
Held for Police Quiz

Two men who refused 10 OK
plain how they received stab
wounds were held as police prison
crS today i'm Receiving Hospital.
They are Joseph Waldron. %. OF
1913 Campbell avenue, and John
McIlvanna. 40 of 932 Beech street.
WaidrOn came 20 Receiving Hos
pital with cut on his back
McIlvanna. with slash on his
chest appeared at Harper Hos
pital He was transferred Ia
Receiving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
Wagner Golf Champ
OF Fire Department

Charles "Chuck" Wagner is Tho
golf champion of tho Detroit fire
for the third straight
year after defeating George
up in IS holes Yesterday
at Maple Lane. Wagner aggrc-
gated las on 72-73. He was pre-
Sented with the G.. Hayward
Mmphv trophy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
Female Help Wanted

GIRL or woman; housework; stay niEhts1
private room. physicians home. Towns
send s-2s5l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
Better
Health
By LOGAN CLENDENING, MD

SPEAKING YESTERDAY Of
the diet OF the prospective
mother ! was reminded OF an
other feature OF prenatal care,
which is the care of the skin.
The skin seems 10 be particu-
larry sensitive during this eN-
pectant period.
Ehe skin plays an important
part in heat regulation and
other functions of the body and
assists in the elimination of
waste products, so II has a
double part TO play during this
period and needs regular care.
OF course. this simply means 1t
should he kept clean and pro-
tected from Invitations, such as
clothes. etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
At TINONIUM

weather partly CLOUDY, track heavy.
Frei Race OF Course True Warrior.
Quirk,1rc Toothpck stick and Ball
Mardi Grss
Second Race Contrfte Rie Tunsy Fit.
mise Bran child Ba7kanese. Giosmer.
THIRD Race Cesad
FOURTH Race Hsh and Hspr, Ms
MI4
Fuh Race Rsuaos. Nightly PETIT
four
SiNh Race Ios Sky Hls'rse chi.
Gamma BuU Terrier AlseIeda rlsmp
seventh Rs,e DNrroaU. Jusfa Mite.
FNfra Good
Brrtr Race ROYAL Wantou. summer
Hail H4ppy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
At TAIRMoI NJ PARK

Weather clear. ttack fast
Second Race Jerry Rae Lpsiat BAR
gam Hunter Luckingo. Norma Siost
H BABY.
Thnl Race Teuslcep n " n Hill,
Bunting on High Polish Morocco -
BAY Whisk Livllc. Charm Ala
Fourth Race Mn Dor. Nadine Is Nv
Banjo. Florizan Ars Bohs Idol Brown
Bixzatd, Gomez spoon
Fifh Race AIS Pride Miss Monte.
Odd star M1rons. Mary Margaret
Eighth Race Charley Hnss Clipman.
Rubens Choice. shower. Grand Jester
Due Snort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
Davenport Hosiery NILS. Inc.

Davenport Hosiery Mills, Inc"
declared a dividend Of - cents ON
the common. payable October !
TO stock Of record September %
Paid a like amount July /.