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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-07
Proper Nutrition
To Be Demonstrated

Ann Rrbor. Mich, Oct. 7 The
importance or proper nutrition in
the nations war effort, as well as
in its peacetime life will be
brought strikingly to the atten-
ton OF Washtenaw County and
Ann Arbor residents by special
Nutrition week drive to be held
during the week OF Oct. 1911.
Plans to make the campaign a
success include posters, exhibits,
movies. puppet shows. and special
food displays In shop windows.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-07
CHAPTER FORTY TWO


IBID YOU have a nice time al
the picnic ?" Miss Martha asked
cutting into her fried egg. ~ want
ed to ask you last night, but 1t was
pretty late when you got home, SC
! let you go on to bed without both
ering you"
The day was perfect" said
Dian, 80 far as weather condi-
lions were concerned. And the wa
ter was fine"
Miss Martha eyed her niece quiz
ideally.
"Yes, go on" she said II take II
you didn't Rave a nice time"
The first part OF the day was
lovely" said Dian. But 1t didn't
wear so well. I'm afraid I called
Clare Lester by her right name
and as result she's of me for
life"
That's nothing to grieve about,
Miss Martha rid. I've been of
Claire ever since she was big
enough to make eyes at a male
The men were all right, weren't
they"
They looked wonderful, and
weren't bad in some other ways
but. being men. they fell for
Claire's line and her act like a ton
Of brick"
Men" Miss Martha ate in 81.
lence for a moment. And then. with
elaborate casualness, she said
speaking OF men. Jerome Carr
wants to drive me out to his house
this afternoon. You know he's fur
nished all the bedrooms in Early
American, and he wants my advice
about curtains and bedspreads."
How splendid" said Dian
you're going. Of course"
"Well-yes-I think l am. After
all. man does need a woman's ad-
vice when he's furnishing a home"
Miss Martha seemed a bit fused.
"If you'd treated Jerome half way
decently, Dian. he would have
asked you to 60 out with him."
20, well, my loss. darling. is your
gain" said Dian Have a good
time. and be sure and don't let him
use too much pink. You know you
hate pink-even II it is supposed to
make US women look younger; re-
fiected light. and all that sort Of
thing"
Miss Martha warmed to the sub
5ect Il think apple green would be
nice for at least one Of tie rooms. "
she said. Especially that big front
room over the library"
ITS called the master bedroom
on the blueprints" Dian said. yes.
apple green would be perfect It's
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-07
Wings

Darrell I. Root. manager OF the
Ypsilanti Airport. has recently been
accorded an honor by the Civil Aero
nautics Administration. He has
been authorized 10 act as an Ad-
vanced Flight Examiner which en-,
titles him 70 give Commercial
Flight Tests for horsepower ratings
up 10 495 h. p. airplanes. AT the
present time there are only about
two hundred such appointments in
the United States.
Miss Muriel Rumsey, who started
her flying career on July 4, 1910, at
the Ypsilanti Airport. has success
fully passed her commercial written
examination on her first attempt
At the present time she owns her
own airplane and has approximate
ly $50 hours OF solo flying time to
her credit.
Ten opt Army Glider students
started their flight training Tues
day at the Ypsilani Airport under
the instruction and supervision Of
Everett Esch and Richard Cottrell.
Enrolled for the course are Arthur
John East, Ypsilanti; Burton Clare
Maxwell, Milan; Edmund Henry
Oetjens, Monroe; Harry Charles
Merritt. Detroit: West Semig. Base
Line; Lyle McCarty. Adrian; John
Reed. South Lyon; Clifford Eugene
Pifer and Harley Church, Clayton;
Junior Edward Hiser. Dundee. The
men will have 240 hours OF ground
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-07
ON PROBATION

Bay City, Oct. 7-AP-Eight men
who stole canned goods from q
warehouse here were let off with
probation Monday by Circuit
Judge James L. Mccormick on
grounds that the nation needed all
available manpower for the war
He said he otherwise would have
sentenced some OF them to jail.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-07

LONDON-lNIS Myron c. Tay-
lor, President RooseTelt's envoy to
the Vatican. and John G. Winant,
U. s. ambassador to Great Britain,
dined last night with Premier Win
ston Churchill. Taylor IL scheduled
TO see Foreign Secretary Anthony
Eden today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-07

LONDON ms The Paris
newspaper lie Nouveau Temps was
said today to have started a "vio-
lent" campaign for French troops
to be sent to West Africa to coun-
ter United States aggression
against Dakar and St Louis. AT
rican West Coast ports.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-07
HOME DESTROYED

Kalamazoo, Oct. ZAP - Fire
Monday destroyed the Is room,
Gull Lake summer home OF A. G.
Bishop, president of the Genesee
County Savings Bank at Flint. The
home. 25 years old, was one OF the
show places OF the summer colony.
The cause OF the blaze was not
established
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-07

McEnnan Airport include Robert
Schreiner. who is home on short
leave from the Navy. and Paul
Grimes. Ypsilani.
Edwin Nugent. South Lyon, and
Frank Spinder. Saline. opt stu
dents in the Spring Program OF 1912
are now at the Santa Ana Army Air
Base, Santa Ana. Cal.
Edmund Gooding Monday took his
written test for his instructors rat.
ing. He recently passed the test for
his commercial license.
Several OF the students at the
Ypsilanu Airport have recently gone
on their first solo cross-country
trips. Among these are BENJAMIN
Brender, Wayne. Henry Karner,
Dundee, and Wendell Wertenberger,
Ypsilanti. who owns his own air
plane. This first trip takes them
from here 10 Franklin Airport, To-
ledo, then to Adrian Airport, and
return.
Olin Ring. Ypsilanti, has recent
ly purchased a Taylorcraft from
Van Vert. Ohio. His last airplane
was sold to a group from Ann Ar
Dor.
We were pleasantly surprised to
see a picture Of Francis Dee" Bar
nard which appeared in Life Maya
zine September IS issue. under the
caption OF u. S. Fighting Men in
Alaska" Dee" who is an Ann Ar.
Dor boy, was in the opt Program at
the Ypsilanti Airport in the fall OF
1910. He received his commission
from the Army Air Corps last fall
Ralph Camburn has successfully
passed the physical and written ex-
aminations for the Army Air Corps
and expects to be sworn In today.
Lyle Graham, who Is in the Flight
Department at the Bomber plant,
is hangaring his Monocoupe at the
Ypsilanti Airport
Victor Morrison, opt student in
the fall program OF 1910, is now in
Officers Training School in Mary
land.
Mrs. w Carl Rufus, Ann Arbor
speaker at the B.P.W. Club meet.
ing Tuesday night. returned last
week from Ithaca, y. Y, where she
had flown with her sister.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-07

DETROIT. Mich.-INS- Clarence
c. Cheadle, for the last IS years A
member of the press relations de.
partment. OF the Ford Motor Com.
pany. died today following a heart
attack. Cheadle. a former newspa-
per man Of Peoria, H., was 81 years
old
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-07

BOISE. Ida.-INS-A suit for div
orce. charging extreme cruelty and
lack Of affection was on file to.
day in the name OF sir Thomas
Beecham, noted British orchestra
leader. against his wife, Mrs. Utica
Celestia Beecham.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-07

NEW YORK-INS-Th Iraq cab
met has resigned following a quar-
rel among members over internal
economic questions the British
radio said today, quoting dispatches
from Baghdad.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-07
To LIVE IN ypslLANTI


Paint Creek. Mich. oct. = The
home OF Rev and Mrs. Charles
]. Carey az II O'Clock Friday morn
ing was the scene Of a quiet simple
wedding when Hszen Thompson
and Miss Wilma SLabo we're united
In marriage. \ reception followed
az the home OF the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs Thompson plan 20 re-
side In Npsilaud Mr. Thompson Is
employed at the Bomber plant.
Given Farewell
Mr.. and Mrs S1aho gave fare
well party At their home for Ben
krent sunday afternoon. He viii
leave Friday for the service. About
30 relatives and friends were pres
ent.
sherman Dibhle mo;ored TO Caro-
and back sunday.
Mrs Henry Hammond accompar-
led Mrs. John Wright Wednesday
afternoon 10 the Missionary Society
meeting at the home OF Rev. aud
Mrs. Charles Carey. TWen,y-siN
we're present. AlsBa Calkins. a mis-
sionary from India, was present
and gave very interesting talk on
her work, 4 nice lunch Of ice cream
and cake was served.
Flavius Freeman. Dearborn. and
son. Eugene. who IS home from
Washington on short -turlougt
visited relatives Saturday
Woodrow Jones lost yaluabl,
COW sunday morning
James Grams. East Lansing. wa:
visitor sunday at the home o
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Swaniuger anC
attended the Friends Church sun
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis SWaningeI
had as guests sunday their daugh
ter and son.inlaw. Mr.. and Mrs
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-07

Miss Dorothy Lee, ZZ-year-oid
Chinese girl learning welding at
the Brooklyn, n. Y, Navy yard,
pushes back her goggles to sur
vey her welding technique. She
is among the first women ever
employed by the yard to do man.
ual labor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Tt ESDAY

1870 a. m Detroit branch
Of tho American Association Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

CUB SCOUT Pack l23 re-
Gently gave its annual banquet
at the Rosedale Community
House. Seated at the dinner
table were the scouts and their
parents. Harry S. Lofquist, Ash
ton road, chairman Of the pack
committee, was POSTMASTER and
introduced the guests. including
Leland Place, Glastonbury road
president of the North RoScdale
Park Civic Association. Richard
NJ. Carlson, chairman of the
troop committee; James +.
ElIckInger, ScoutmasteF;M i~~-
Alice Kctcham, principal Of the
Cooke School, and F, +. Bau-
mann, vice president of the De-
troit area council.
Following the banquet, ar
ranged by a committee headed
by Mrs. l.. j. Schrenk of Glas-
tonbury road, awards were re-
ceived by James Craigie, Walter
Ellis. Edwin Kerr. Jerry Morri-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Jewish
Fund F etc
P| tanned F..

DR. AISRAEL GOLDSTEIN Of
- New York. president of the
jewish National Fund, will be
the principal speaker at the an
nual donor luncheon 10 be given
by the Ladies Auxiliary OF tho
Detroit branch arr ] 80 p. m.
Wednesday in the Masonic
Temple.
Doctor GoldStcin also is chair
man of the Jewish arbitration
board New York, Wee pFeSI-
dent Of the Zionist Organization
Of America and one Of the honor
AIRY chairmcn of the United Pal
estinc Appeal.
Also on the program will be
Saul Mciscls, character singer;
benjamin Zemach. dancer who
was one Of the founders Of the
Moscow Habumah Theater, and
Joseph Golan of Chicago. boy
violinist, who plays first violin
with the University of Chicago
Symphony Orchestra and has
appeared as soloiSt with the
America Concert Orchestra.
Mrs Philip Slomepitz pfesi-
dent OF the Ladies Auxiliary Of
tho .lcWIsh National E'und- will
preside AZ tho luncheon. Mrs.
Philip Cutler is general chair
MN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Miss 8ichy Chairman

Miss Ruth Bichy Of the High
land Park branch, president Of
the Metropolitan Y. w. c. a..
Business Girls League, is CHAIR
man Of the committee in charge,
-9rySfStrd by MISS JuanIta Stat
ford, Miss Frances Fuiita. Miss
Helen Machek. Miss Elinor
Bradley and Miss Mary Heard.
Representatives OF the Wind
sor Business Girls~ClubS. Chi
neSe and Jewish girls have been
invited. Reservations must be
IN by Monday
Dearborn Y. w. c. a. Bust
ness Girls Club VIII hold its
banquet al the Mt. Olivet Com
munity Church. The speaker
will be Mrs. Harrie r. Chamber
lain of Toledo. American vice
president OF the Worlds Y. w.
{. A. Council. Mrs. Martha
Carlton is chairman Of arrange
mentS. Miss Elsie Srock will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Cub Scout Pack Holds
Banquet at Rosedd|e Park

son. John Struble and Robin
Struble of Den / Robert Larsen,
Tom Murphy of Den 2; Bob
Scott Of, Den 3: John Falk. Jack
Marshall. John Merchant, Brian
Mols. Russell Warm of Den a;
Richard Curtis and Stanley
Goodman of Den ). and Harry
Hegetand David Reedy of Den b.
Receiving shoulder cords were
Howard Dedow. John Chambers,
Gordon LolquiSt, Bill Hinsberg,
Don IIilcS and Bob Tanney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin l.. Bren-
nan of Greenwich road enter
tanned with a dinner party and
had as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Y. Wesley, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Pope
wish. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ir-
wine and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Ilurlbut.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bovill Jr.
of Artesian road motored TO
YpSilanti Tuesday to help their
daughter, Jane. a student at
State Normal College, celebrate
her birthday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
MONDAY

1880 a. m.-Florence Critten-
den Circle at the Florence Crit
tenden Hospital; luncheon at
! p. m.
1920 a. m.-Catholic Action
committee of the Catholic Study
Club al the Activities Building;
the RI. Rev. Msgr. Henry J.
Kaufman.
1890 ID. m.-Detroit New Cen
fury Clubs class in fire proven
ton at the Ingleside Club.
1890 p. m.--Cadillac Guild OF
East Side General Hospital at
the home OF Minnie Mae Ander-
son.
2 n. Mothers Club Of the
Hannah Memorial branch OF the
YMCA at the branch building.
2 D. Mart division OF the
Highland Park Women's Club
at the McGregor Library.
2 p. m.-Detroit New Century
Club: annual meeting at the In
gleSide Club.
2 D. m.-Catholic Study Club
at the Activities Building; Ber-
tita Harding.
2 d. Detroit Review Club
AT the Women's City Club;
election.
? y. m.-SiSterhood Of Temple
Beth Fl; dessert bridge and
fashion show at Temple Beth FL
. p. m. - Mort h @. a [ ern
Women'S Club in the parlors OF
ST. Marks Church.
. y. m. - Princess Beatrice
Chapter. Daughters of the Brit
-ish- Emnire- The home OF Mrs
Albert Johnson in Edison avenue.
2.3O p. m. -- Crosse Pointc
branch Of the WomanS National
Farm and Garden Association
a. the home of Mrs. Ralph Lane.
$50 p. Women's Advertis-
ing Club at Frames Tea Room.
s p. IN Dearborn Women :
Club at the FordSon High
school
8 p. m.-Gamma Chapter Of
the Highland Park Women :
Club at the home Of Mrs. Elmer
Kline.
8 p. Catholic Daughters o.
America. Court Detroit, al the
Activities Building
TUESDAY
1870 a. m Detroit branch
OF tho American Association OL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
! Annual
~ Girls
Dinner
UI WING Creativcly on the
II Edce OF Tnmorrow-n viii

"I WING Creativcly on the
- Edge of Tomorrow" will
be the subject of a panel discus
sion at the Y. w. c. A. Tuesday.
evening, following the fifteenth
annual dinner of the business
girls department,
Professor Edward y. McFar-
land Of Wayne University, chair
man Of the Detroit Consumer
Council, will lead the discussion.
Participants will include Mrs.
Ross Cragg, area supervisor or
civilian defense. George Vargas.
Costa Rica'S consul at Detroit,
Mrs. William r. Alvord, general
secretary of the International
Institute, a branch of the "Y";
LeBron Simmons. who is inter
eStcd in labor problems; Mrs. O.
G. Starrett, chairman of the city
welfare commissions Miss Ger
trude Hindelang and Miss Myr-
lie Powell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
OpenHouse
Thursday at
UnitedC

GOPEN house. will be held
" at the Detroit Federation
of Women's Clubs, Thursday, the
Adult Education Day, as mem
bers arc urged TO invite prospec-
tive supporting members.
Programs to be presented AT
the morning sessions, which con-
Vene at 10 o'clock. include:
Safety division, ad dress on
Women Drivers for Defense, %
by Norbert German Of the Blu
reau of Public Safety; legisla-
tive division. a panel discussion
on the Equal Rights amendment
by members of Michigan branch
of the National Woman's Party.
Liberal education division, dis
cussion of Buying Problems IN
Textiles and Clothing" by Miss
Minetta Heidman of Wayne Uni
verSity; international relations
division description of The Lon
don Blitz,' by Bertha Bright
Knapp. and art division talk on
More Beauty for Less Money
by Mrs. Elizabeth WaXman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
;e GLIB, and 1t!en NsyN &s mseting

Jewish National Fund at the
Masonic Temple.
2 p. Threading Club of The
Highland Park branch of the
YWCA at the branch building.
2 y. m.-Northwestern Carr
den Club AT the home of Mrs
Fred White. tA W
A p. m.-Marionette Club at
the Mark Twain Library.
\ $50 p. m.-Flighland Park
Business and professional
Women's Club at the Highland
Park HWCA.
100 p. m. - Navy Mother.
Club (of America, Detroit Club
No. Sc, al the Veterans Build
ing. East jefferson avenue.
8p. Alumnac Association
Of the University OF Detroit at
Tho university.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

University Women interna-
tional relations, social studies
and educational sections-at the
Women's City Club.
1890 p. m. - ID. S, +. l.
Alumni Study Club at the
CENTRAL Methodist Episcopal
Church.
1890 p. m.-Historical Memo
rails Society in the Judge Wood
ward room of Hotel Statler.
1:30 p. m.-MuSic-drama divi-
sion of the BEDFORD Women S
Club at the home OF Mrs. Earl
r, Laing,
2 D. m. - Detroit Chapter,
Daughters OF the British Empire
AT the Federation clubhouse.
2 p. m. 90 COsm opolitan
WOmen's Club at the Central
YWCA.
$50 p. m.-BuSincSS girls OF
the Detroit and Dearborn YWCA
at the Central Detroit "Y."
Up. m-Metropolitan Business
and Professional Women's Club
at the Central YWCA.
WEDNESDAY
10 a. m. and 80 p. m.--De'
troit Parliamentary Law Club
at the Federation clubhouse.
1890 p. m. - HomemakerS
Club of Central YWCA at the
Goodwill Industries Building;
tour of building.
1890 p. Detroit Colony.
National Society of New Eng
land Women. AZ the Dorothy
-Dcdmap- House
1890 p. m. Ways and means
committee Of Northwestern
Women Club al the Golden
Pheasant Tea Room
1870 p. m Society Of Engl-
ncerS' Wives at the Rackhdm
Memorial Building; business
meeting at p m.
1870 p. m.-ProgreSSive Club
OF Highland Park YWCA at the
Highland Park "Y" speaker
Jack Pickering Of the Times.
! p. m.-HomemakerS Club OF
lntcrnational Center branch OF
the YWCA at the center.
100 p. Mothers Club o
Catholic Central High School IN
The school auditorium.
30 p m --Roscdale ProGreS-
SiNe Club ~ Bushnell Chapel.
40 p. m Auxiliary of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Effect on Children

During the Federation Hour
from II o'clock 10 | when all
divisions assemble in the audi
torium. Or. Andrcc RoyOn. "A
delegate from the Save the Chill
dren international Union At
Geneva. will speak on The FL
feet OF War Upon Children. -
Programs arranged for the
afternoon sessions which con-
venc at 2 o'clock are rs fol-
lows Public welfare division.
Mrs. Esther Wright. director Of
special services. Detroit Chap
ter Of the American Red Gross
on "Rcd Cross Women IN Ma
tlonal Defense and Or. Bruce
H. Douglas, Detroit health com
missioner, on First Aid Ma
I rial and Equipment and Pro-
posed Casualty First Aid
CenterS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Barbara Gardner
Tro+h Announced

MIR. AND MRS. LEON p.
GARDNER Of Piedmont boule-
ward announce the forthcoming
marriage OF their daughter. Bar
hara Jane. 10 James Murray
Hart son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
II Hart OF Atkinson avenue.
The wedding viii take place
March % at 4 p. m. in the
Martha Mary Chapel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
THURSDAY

10 a. m. and 2 p. m. Adult
Education Day programs az the
Detroit Federation Of Women'S
Clubs.
10 a. m.-King's Daughters
and Sons board OF trustees al
the Kings Daughters and Sons
Home.
1890 p. Goodale Women s
Club ways and means committee
al My Lady's House.
! p. Women's Auxiliary
Of the Detroit District Dental
Society at the Central branch
OF the YWCA; Little WOmcn,
presented by the Wayne Uni
vcrSity Players.
! p. m.-Detroit unit 10. !,
Marine Corps League Auxiliary
at the Veterans Building, East
jefferson avenue.
100 p. m Womcn'S Club Of
BEDFORD Township, al the Meth
odiSt Childrcn's Village.
2:l5 p. m Musical Cotcrie Of
the Twentieth Century Club in
he auditorium at GrInncll
Brothers store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
FRIDAY

= ! p. m. - Progressive Civic
League in the auditorium OF
kern's store.
p. M Study committee of
Northwestern Womcns Club Al
Arcadia Tea Shop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

THE OTHER day an attrac-
tive but disillusioned woman
came 10 me in a panic. She felt
herself falling in love again
something she had never in
tended after one broken mar
riage and a more recent soured
love affair. Somehow she felt
herself a victim of fate, who
would be better off playing with
"A live wire than dallying with
love.
Nonsense! Everybody feels
that way at some time in this
life. 1t is a defeatist feeling and
very bad for you in these times
when the one thing we all must
have is courage - courage, OPP
timism and confidence!
AS LONG as there Is a spark
of youth in the heart, love
means the revival of young
hopes and enthusiasms. The
wary and cautious who keep a
finger on the pulse of the emo
tons are deliberately counting
old age.
There is no Fejuvenator equal
TO falling in love and no tonic
like a new romance. No doctor.
no seruf1is. no vitamins can
stimulate the circulation and
stir up the sluggish system as
can a new love affair or even
a mild romantic interest.
IL YOU are over 30 and leap
ing toward 40 there are no set
ting up exercises which will put
YOU in trim and keep you from
feeling passe so quickly as
fc'. fresh compliments. A new
love interest reviveS the red
corpuScles. brings color 20 the
cheek, sparkle 10 the eye and
confidence 10 the spirit. 1t Is
better than a beauty treatment.
IL peps up womanS vanity
and makes her take a special
interest IN her looking glass
again. As Tor a man, many
worried, middle aged bachelor
has forgotten what his own face
looked like until the admiring
glance from a girls eyes in
Spired him 10 take a second look
IN his mirror.
1T PUTS vitality in a mans
step, a new light in his eye and
a lot Of graceful frills on his
conversation. IT hasJbeen known
10 change the color Of
woman's hair. put a new sparkle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Love Acts Just Like
A Dose Of Vitamin B
BY HELEN ROWLAND

in her smile and give her a new
faith in her charms and attrac-
tons. In short. IL is a sort OF
spiritual Vitamin 3!
Far be il from me TO advise
any sane, modern woman 10
emulate Ninon de L'Enclos-but
that lady admitted that love
was the nostrum which enabled
her TO cheat Old Father Time.
So why write yourself down a
frustrated woman" and cut
love off your list because it
failed you once?
Distributed by King Features synd., Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Lemon Sauce for WaffIes

HOT CAKES for breakfast.
surprise and please with this
novel lemon butter spread-two
parts butter blended with one
part lemon juice. Quicker way
butter cakes and squeeze
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

lemon over) Sprinkle lightly
with sugar A little grated lemon
peel adds piquant flavor. Try
this on waffles, also. You won't
miss YOUR calorie-heaYX KYr1lDs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Hamburg Steak

WHEN PREPARING ham
burg steak. try adding an equal
quantity of ground raw potato
10 make the dish seem different
from ordinary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Honey Toast

CINNAMON TOAST is good
when made with honey instead
Of sugar. Butter the hot toast.
spread with honey and sprinkle
with cinnamon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Repairing Old Gloves

FAYE EMERSON. young act
resS soon 10 be seen next in
1.-THE Hard Way" has a clever
suggestion for remodeling fabric
gloves that are worn out in the
fingers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

Faye simply cuts the fingers
off and binds the edges. giving
her pair Of quite fashionable
and certainly cooler-gloves
for the summer months.