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Evening star., 1941-07-12
Standing of the Clubs.
Soose|s Sudden Defeat of Cell
Warning to Abrams, Next Foe

last nights encounter that he would
me matched with Billy Conn or Tony
zale, holder of the N. B. AS mid
dleweight crown, before the outdoor
season is over.
Celli weighed 172 and Soose 1851.
Evening star., 1941-07-12
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.

Durham z: Portsmouth 3.
Richmond, 8; Norfolk, 4.
Winston Salem, 5: Asheville, 30
inninge)
Charlotte, II: Greensboro, SO.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
retersburg. 9: staunton. /.
Evening star., 1941-07-12

NATIONAL.
Results YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn. IL; Cincinnati, 2.
Boston. :: Chicago. -.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1941-07-12
Official Score

Chicago 900 O20 01x-3
Runs batted in-vernon, Knickerbocker
(2), Wright Two-base hit-Travis. Home
run-Knickerbo booker. Stolen bases-7Kuhel
Double play-Archie, Bloodworth and YER
non. Left on bases-Washington O.; Chi
cago g Bases on balls-Oh Hudson 2:
OF Smith, / Struck out-By Hudson, Q;
BY Smith. T. Umpires-Messrs. Ormsby,
Hubbard and Pipsras. Time-1:39. Paid
attendance-2,470,
Evening star., 1941-07-12
Champs Have No Pitching or Hitting

Brooklyn l22 did yesterday In the first place
Walters
Secondly the Reds aren't hitting The last time looked at the
Lloyd castof
a rookie named Aeno hitting 800
valuable the National League
pennant 200 lombard
a ball
pitching bad Not only this when team
clubs
outfits
called
to then
close the these just plain ordinary
couple decisions and
IS surprising things help.
Evening star., 1941-07-12
Games Today,

UameS IUudy, UamtS TomnffoW.
Wash. at Chicago g. Wn at st L. (2) ! 30
N. Y. at St. LOUIS. Boston at Cleveland
Phila. at Cleveland. N Y. at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit. Phila. at Detroit.
Evening star., 1941-07-12

EASTERN LEAGUE.
Hartford. 4: Albany. 2.
(Only RamesD
Evening star., 1941-07-12
THREE-EYE LEAGUE,

Moline, 8: Madison, 1.
Decatur, B: Waterloo, ].
Evansville, 3; Cedar Rapids. o.
sprinKfield. =: Clinton. 4.
Evening star., 1941-07-12
Major Statistics
SATURDAY, JULY I2, 1911

AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Chicago, 3: Washington, /.
New York. e; St Louis. Q.
Detroit, 2: Boston. o.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
II it's listed here,
you can conquer il
%%<''sss Blythe

LMOST any woman, gwen
~ choice, would rather have a
L = major beauty idiosyncrasy.
that she can make capital Of. than to
have some little defect. which is too
unsubstantial for drama. Yet, none
of us has choice in the matter. To
judge by reader mail, Nature is more
apt to temper good looks with some
tiny defect or other, which has slight
importance. except for nuisance value.
But these little flaws nettle the
vanity and. sometimes, spoil lowell
ness, so l have culled from reader
mail list of typical annoyances. For
these have asked experts in various
fields to suggest solutions, Unless you
are darling of Destiny, and have no
flaws in your beauty, you will doubt
less spot one or more of these little
problems as your very own.
If, for instance, your eyebrows are
the wilful kind - handsome enough
but curly in all directions - you have
small, but annoying, problem that
irks many women. This need not be.
says the movie make up man to whom
l turned. You can tweeze and brush
errant brows into conforming lines,
he says, but for brushing you may
need stouter bristles than you ordi-
narily use For better discipline. use
toothbrush, set aside for that pur-
pose. Once you have brushed your
brows into submission, use fixative
to hold them down. In those you have
a choice of two somewhat unexpected
aids. One is mustache wax, such as
men use - it comes in number of
hair shades. This stuff, squeezed out
of tube and stroked on your brows
with an orange stick, wakes brows
into compass-drawn outlines and
keeps them anchored until you wash
it off. Another is hair-grooming lac
quer, little less adherent than mus
tache wax but effective on most
brows. This can be stroked on with
a brush and should be left undis-
turbed until it dries.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
Ask Medical Advice

Next in the line of irksome offenders
are hair tufts that sprout from moles
on the face or neck. About these, your
question naturally is: "Can this hair
be removed safely?"
This is the question l, in turn, put
to a dermatologist: eyes, provided
you seek medical counsel first to de-
termine how innocuous the mole is
and what methods of removing hair
seem the most advisable"
If a mole is of the innocuous type -
and usually hair-growing moles are,
says this doctor - your medical ad-
wiser may offer you choice of two
solutions. One is permanent removal
of the hair with an electric needle,
or temporary removal by shearing the
hair close to the skins surface with
a pair of scissors. The other possible
choice is removal of the mole itself,
your doctor using the same diathermy
treatment as for needing hair at its
roots.
Another nuisance is dark hair on
the upper lip and sometimes along the
sides of the cheeks. Many women
fret because these darkish areas on
Evening star., 1941-07-20

70 question about it =. . extra high
~ lights in your hair really do spotlight
your natural glamor make men notice the
brightness of your eyes, the smoothness of
your complexion, the softness of your lips.
And for bringing out extra highhghts and
the natural glowing color in your hair. no
shampoo known today can surpass Drene.
Actually scientific lustre-meter tests in our
Laboratories prove hair shampooed with Drene
reveals up to 1870 more lustre and color
brilliance than even the finest soaps, or
liquid sham poos containing soap.
That's because Drene's different, patented
cleansing agent does not combine with min
erals in water-as all soaps do--to form a
dulling film that hides the color and high
lights in your hair.
Drene gently super-cleanses your hair,
Evening star., 1941-07-20
n Lips Are Fkoky

OTILL another problem, high on the
nuisance list, are flaky lips. If this is
one of your vexations. there are two
remedies suggested by our dermatolo-
gist. One is to have your doctor track
down and correct your vitamin def
cheney. The other is an external treat
ment in two parts. Part one prescribes
the nightly application of castor oil
cold cream, of which at least twenty
five per cent is pure castor oil. lubri-
cant by which almost all doctors
swear Part two prescribes colorless
antiseptic lipstick base or pomade to
be worn under the red coat that bright
ems your mouth.
In the same category with f1aky
lips are legs with scaly or roughened
skin If this is the cross you bear,
you know that it is hard on both the
eyes and the stockings. To correct it,
have your doctor prescribe needed
vitamins for your diet. To reduce the
annoyance, use one of the emollients
richly freighted with easily absorbed
oils. Rub the cream all over your legs,
and leave it on for as long as you can
after each application.
While we are on the subject of legs,
let's take look at the problem of
blue-veined discolorations that spread
out like lines on terrestrial globe to
disfigure lovely flesh. Here also rem
edy lies in two directions. One way is
camoufage. That can be non-trans-
parent cream or liquid blemish-cover,
filmed over the discoloration and fad
ed out beyond its edges. just as you
apply foundation when you want
to mask under-eye shadows or small
flaws in your face. Such a camouflage
hides your secret when you 20 bare
legged or when you wear sheer silken
hose. The other way of coping with
this problem is medical correction.
7-20-4I
Evening star., 1941-07-20
A FLAW IN YOUR LOOKS?

their faces detract from their femi-
nine charm. If you are one of this
number. you can bleach these shad-
owy spots and make hair look no more
obtrusive than any other downy fuZz
that dresses the complexion. For your
bleach you can use ready-made COM
mercial preparations or a simple mix
ture of full-strength peroxide to which
a few drops of ammonia are added
to hasten the cOlorstripping action.
Either type of preparation bleaches
hair in one or two applications, de-
pending upon how long you leave it
on. Leaving it on for only few min
utes at a time and repeating the appli-
cation the next day is the best pro-
cedure if you have sensitive skin.
After you remove the bleach. wash
with soap and water. This treatment
has to be reapplied every week or ten
days, since the results are only tenn
pOrary.
If you want permanent relief. our
dermatologist again suggests the
electrolysis needle. which removes
offending color by eradicating hair
In the line of unwanted hair, there
are those first few irksome grays that
pop up in youthfully bright hair. like
the bad fairy at the feast. If this is
your problem, you can stroke color
on these whitening strands with a
hairdarkening pencil. This trick
comes from a well-known hairdresser.
He suggests singing out one hair at a
time and stroking it from roots to
ends. Pencils for this purpose come
in all hair colors, and your camou1age
lasts until you brush off the coating.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
SPECIAL, M sssna u tg hsa. RfeulAl, isr IN hi

Normo Sheurer confesse~: Il will
tell you serret-I never grease paint or movie
makeup for the so must keep my skin clear.
l have found Woodbury. Cold Cream an excellent
cleanser. No matter how tired am at bedtime work
Woodbury. Cold Cream gently into my skin to dslodge
every trace Of makeup. Then | wipe my face clean
Evening star., 1941-07-20

and after soap and water and little bit of ice. pat
on new film of Woodbury. to perform the softening
magic while sleep. Woodbury. Cold Cream is my
trusted beauty nightcap."
Try Woodbury. Cold c,.o~ the f-pIrifying cream
that stays sweet and pure, 1t acts ways-cleanses.
softens smooths. Get Woodbury. Cold Cream today.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
Sparkling Hish!ishts Glowing
Color Up to 339o More lusfre

illustrates hair shampooed with Drene. No
dullng film-so hidden loveliness is revealed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
International New. Service wir.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 81
Regaining his sight after five
years of blindness, Bernard NJ.
Kellmurray, 80, Yale graduate stu
dent. today expressed amaze
ment" over the change in women's
styles.
Kellmurray. whose sight re-
turned without scientific explana-
ton. observed that the latest styles
are less feminine. He character
lied present wardrobes as having
more zip and more emphasis on
."curVeS.
Kellmurray. who has been work
ing as freshman adviser. was
stricken in 1886 while working in
Washington. His ailment was dag
noSed at the time as retro
vulvarneuritis.
The Yale graduate said he dis.
continued medical treatment in
1887 because no Improvement was
brought about, and in 1899 he re-
entered Yale. His seeing-eye dog
Shep, has led him about the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Blind jYearS. Sees
SIGHT Returns TO Yale Graduate; Scientists Baffled;
Women's I94l Clothes Amaze Him

campus. and his class books have
been read TO him.
The youth was at loss to eX-
plain the sudden return of his
sight, and the only possible expla-
nation that ne could offer was
that he has been taking vitamin
tablets for the last two months 10
improve a rundown condition
New Haven eye specialists eX-
pressed doubt that the taking of
the tablets could have restored the
sight.
In New York. DR.. Norman
Jolliffe, head of the medical
service of the Bellevue Hospital
psychiatric division, said vitamin
B-1 might cure some cases of
hysterical blindness. but he did
not think il would affect blind
ness of an organic natureD
Kellmurray said his sight was
restored to his right eye two
weeks ago, but then blindness re-
turned. The next day he could sec
dimly, and since then his sight
had gradually become more anc
more clear until now. fitted with
IglaSses, he can read print.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
JUS. Tells Plan
Of Germany TO
Rae Belgrade

WASHINGTON, Nov 27.-The
White House today disclosed that
Germany has decided TO subject
Belgrade to annihilating lombard,
mentS as a crushing reprisal to
widespread guerrilla warfare
waged by bands of Serbian Chef
hicks harrassing Axis occupation
forces.
Presidential Secretary Stephen
T. Early made the disclosure say
ing it was based on reports by
various of our intelligence serv-
ices.
Specifically, Early explained, the
information indicates that the
Germans are convinced that the
Chetnick headquarters are in Bel
grade. They have decided. there
fore. to encircle the YugoslaN
capital with troops and launch Z
sustained aerial and land bonn
lbardment which will complete tho
destruction Nazi stukas started
April 6. first day of the German
YugoslaV war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Witness Death
Won tHdft Trial

The death Of Leo J, Richard,
I62, key witness at the eXamina-
Ition. of six gamblers and seven
former employees of the l.te
Sheriff Henry Behrendt. of taking
graft payment from gamblers, will
not materially affect the pending
states case against the defendants,
grand jury officials said today.
Funeral services were held TO-
day for Richard. VINO died Tues
day in Mt. Carmel Mercy Hos
Ipital.
Richards testimony at the eX-
ANIMATION of the defendants can
be used in the trial. He stated
then that during 1885 and 1896
gambling and vice ran unmolesteo
in the country because the illegal
operators paid protection to the
Sheriff'S office. He said he as a
deputy sheriff received from $50
to $500 a month as his share OF
the graft.
He lived at 8745 Dumbarton
road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Two Youths Admit
Beating loveIess

LEESBURG, Va, Nov. 81
QNS)-Leesburg police today an
nounced that two West Virginia
youths have confessed to robblng
and beating Ward Loveless. Wash
ington, d. c., tax attorney, but
said that he was alive when they
left his country estate near here
last Sunday. Loveless was found
dead Monday.
Police said that the youths. iden-
tilted as Paul b. Hoback. lS. and
Tommy Peters. II. both Of Blue
field. w. Va. were arrested this
morning after a car stolen from
Loveless' estate was recovered IN
Cumberland Ky. where Hoback
has relatives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Trapped by Woman,
.FIee(er Is Convicted
Copyright by Dstroit 5fimss.@Aii rights 1rsssFvsd
WITH HIS NAVIGATOR

Adds Jackson, AS, convicted for
the nineteenth time. today awaited
sentence at the hands of Record
er's Judge George Murphy on a
charge of Fleeing Mrs. Matte Nc
Giants, 1916 Hastings street, OF
5000.
Police said Jackson and two
companions attempted the old
racket of finding" a bill-stuffed
pocketbook and agreeing TO share
its contents with Mrs. McCants if
she would first put up 5000 cash.
She agreed. then called police.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27

look for me- came the gentle
reply.
lawfully sorry, SIR, David
said pointing 10 his kite, but L
don't think she's hurt much.
THAT'S all right, David.
Thanks for bringing her back
the c. O. said.
II said, sorry old boy. Wish
could have waited for you.
Stirred up the hornets nest I'm
afraid. Had TO get i'm quickly.
"My fault he answered, Il
thought she was faster
with a man as fine as that
one feels rather odd The {. o.
took one of David's arms, l took
the other. Together we helped
him into the waiting ambulance.
As the door closed he called
Good luck, ehaps-the scores
rising
Eve all stood silently and
watched the swiftly moving We
=hieie carrying a very brave man
to an existence of total blind
ness"
Tomorrow: More HerOes1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
ANTI-NAZI BOMBING

-VIGHY, Nov. 27.=uNSl=A
new wave of anti-Nazi bombingS
and attempts at dynamiting in oc-
Icupied Paris was revealed by the
German authorities today.
Paris. il was announced has
been fined 100000 francs for the
bombing of FestauFant1feS
for the patronage of German
troops and several cafes on the
left bank of the Seine around the
Boulevard st. German and the
Place st. Michel were ordered
closed for 10 days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Louis H. Wolfe
Lawyer Here Years
Funeral tomorrow

Funeral services will he held TO.
morrow for Louis II. Wolfe, SO, for
the past 81 years a practicing at
torney in Detroit. MI. Wolfe died
last night.
He was a 1904 graduate of the
Detroit College of Law and was
active in fraternal and politica
circles. He was past master OF
Perfection Lodge No. 4S6, f. anc
A4M11past chancellor commander
of the Knights of Pythias, Detroit
Lodge No. SIS. and was a member
of the Shrine and Consistory.
Surviving Mr.. Wolfe are his
wife. Saddle. and a son. Hanley L.
His residence was 1884 Fairfield
avenue.
Services will be held at II &c
a. m. in the chapel Of Clover Hill
Park Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Obituaries
B. H. Hawksworth
Windsor Police Sergeant
Dies Of Heart Attack

Sgt. Bert II. Hawksworth. for
p years a member of the Windsor
Police Department. will be buried
tomorrow from services at the Ad-
Olson Funeral Home, SOL Ouellette
avenue, at 2:30 p. m. Burial will
be in Victoria Memorial Park
Cemetery.
He was born in Derbyshire,
England. and was a member Of ST.
Andrews Lodge and A. M,
Sergeant HawkSworth died in
Grace Hospital of a heart attack
Surviving are his wife. Mary,
and two sons. William and Fred
erick. The residence is at 2433
Turner avenue, Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Mrs. Rachel Burnstine
Seven Sons and Daughter
Left; Burial in FerndaIe

Funeral services were held al
the residence today for Mrs.
Rachel Burnstine OF 1861 Nor
mandy avenue, with burial in
Machpelah Cemetery, Ferndale.
Mrs Burnstine- "a resident Of
Detroit for 33 years. had been i'll
for six, weeks prior 10 her death.
She was the widow of the late
Samuel Burnstine.
She leaves seven sons, DR.. j. Y
Milton, ISadorc, AL Moe. Doctor
Perry and Zangwiil; a daughter,
Mrs. Hyman Levy; a sister Mrs.
l. Shelter, and brother, Samuel
SaraSohn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Torch Slayer Case
Goes 10 Jury Today
Times stan Correspondent

KALAMAZOO. Nov. 27.--The
trial of Robert Larry Gordon. 20,
confessed torchslayer of his busi-
ness associate. George Ernest
Eastman, 81, was expected to go
to the jury today.
During the fourth day Of the
trial, defense attorneys attempted
TO prove Gordon was temporarily
insane when he saturated the room
in which Eastman slept October
IA with gasoline. then fired il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Train Kills Hiamtramck Man

Hamtramck recorded its fifth
traffic fatality today with me
death of John Binig. 81, of 9400
Charest avenue. who was struck
by a Grand Trunk freight train
near Kenwood avenue. Hantramck
police said Binig apparently was
trying 10 flag the train when he
was struck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
.MdrteI Insists
Detroit Open
Parking Lots

A demand that the city immedfS
ately begin operation of municipal
parking lots. as instructed by the
voters in the referendum last
Spring. today was made by Frank
X. Martel, president of the De-
troit and Wayne County Federa-
ton of Labor in a letter to the
common council.
After pointing out that 'it is
apparent nothing substantial has
been done TO carry out the man
date of the voters" Martel stated
that the records of the killings
in traffic is appalling"
Martel declared:
THE traffic condition. particu-
larly I'm the downtown section
during the rush hours, Is indie
fensible. II results I'm great
waste due 10 the loss OF time,
consumption of automobile fuel,
and wear and tear on autOmo-
bile brakes, to say nothing Of
the nerves of the motorists.
Z MONTHS ELAPSE
Surely the seven months that
have elapsed since the voters
gave expression to their desires
In this matter In ample time for
the responsible public officials
Ia give at least some relief To
both motorists and pedestrians
by the establishment of munici-
pally owned and operated park
ing lots.
I'VE are therefore calling
upon you TO insist that either
the Department of Street Rail-
ways, which Is now operating a
few parking lots, extend its pro-
gram to give adequate relief, or
that some other agency be
charged with this responsibility .
and be given the necessarW
means and power TO do the Job.
I'm evaiuating the benefit OF
the establishment Of these mu-
nicipally operated parking lots,
we ask that you do not measure
II In terms Of time but rather
the number Of additional people
II will be necessary to kill be-
fore an aroused public sentiment
will force compliance with the
mandate OF the voters"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
CRUISES FOR HOME


"HuIIo, Red Three" came the
reply. Hullo, Red Three. Con-
troller calling. Keep Going Boy
Good Show, Good ShOw-OVer."
THAT was all. BY the loud
ness of the R/T knew 1 was
near him so / set the course for
home at normal cruising speed.
1 heard nothing until just after
-Ihad- crossed the border into
France, when the same voice
called up.
'Hullo. Controller. Red Three
Calling. I'm i'm France now. I'll
get back only 1 keep going blind.
Over
"And from the ground station
came the voice of dear old
George our fat, jOvial auxiliary
controller:
"'Good Boy. But careful,
David, careful. II i'm doubt bail
out. III I'm doubt bail out
There was no pandering TO
R/T procedure now. As l
quickly circlcd the airdrome to
land ahead of him I heard:
Damned if l will. I'll land
with the wheels up
WON'T RISK PLANE
"Then as 1 TAXED to the hut,
/ heard:
'IIulIo. George. I'm going 10
park down normally, You've all
been rude about her, but 1 think
my ship is worth saving
And the amazing fel low
laughed.
Every one. including myself,
was gathered by the hut now.
"A Hurricane doomed out of
the mist. Rather jerkily Ii cir
cled the airdrome. Then as we
watched the wheels came down,
then the flaps, he gentle turned
I'm TO land.
HE TAXED right up to the
|. hangar, switched off and got
out. As he pulled off his helmet
VIC hii Niupppu III 'ht 'uths'
His face was a RED mask, a
stream of blood flowed from
what had been his right eye.
The eyelid of the other hung by
its outer corner and slivers Of
glass were prOtruding from
dozen cuts. He had kept his
vision by wiping the blood from
his bare eyeball with his fingers.
He came straight up.
DID HE GET FOES
Did I get him SORRY my
plane il no good for few days
"les, David YOU got him, l
said"
Thank God for that. he said,
where's the 4. o.
Here I am David, but don't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Crushed TO Death by Auto

George Moss. II, of 425 Nava-
hoe avenue. is dead today as the
result of an accident in which his
automobile fell on him. crushing
his head. while he was repairing it
i'm his garage at the rear of his
home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
NORNEGIANS EXECUTED

STOCKHOLM. Nov. 27.-QNS)
Five NorWegianS were executed
today after a German court mar
tial, dispatches from Oslo said.
They were accused of giving the
enemy information by secret
radio, and belonging TO an organs
cation which helped young Nor
wegians get to Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
ROME DOOMS 8 AS REDS

ROME Nov -2z,-4NSl-rhe
Rome radio announced today that
a large Communist movement"
had been discovered in southern
Serbia and that eight of its ring
leaders had been caught, tried
and sentenced to be shot.