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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
Campaign Notes

Only 245 absentee ballots gdll be cast in the election tomorrow, faf lower than expectations. That num- Der was received by Town Clerk Mary c. Kilmartip up to the dead- line Saturday midnight.
 John Znbras, RepMbaieap eandt' date for state representative, haa been endorsed by tue 6eeyiil ieeaD
 of the Mine, Agiil & Smelter woTk- CTS union. The local wiil aia eandi, date Zubras during tue y0ttng period tomorrow.
 fhe extension of voting hours to 9 D, m, will mean . l6-h0ur day fol workers at the polls. They will, how eyer, receive SIP for the day instead of sS as ip the past.
 several geteFanf groups are Werk, Ing for the reelection of kep, Dapke1 q. Mahaneg, seyen-tarED veteran q tue House at HaFsfeFA.
 The Civic club on Bank street wit be the scene of Sunlma- for -Eegaa- tor rally tonight. Attorney Prank 6nmna is . candidate for the state senate iD the 18th district.
 knmereHs CE0 ana AfL leaders wiB work personally k0meFEew Ges Mayer William A. Raeaen ~ For Fingion, Dem0cratae candidate fes congressman lp the fjffb 6isfriet Labor sBppeSt is espeeaA1 te skg lise Ratten eassse q great 6ea&,
 Naugatnek &llppQrkegg Gf 1albCs claimed today that the eonslesspDa1l Ril carry tue b0ro1gb by a gee9fG
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
BY JAMES R. SHEPLEY Lni1Ad Press Staff GaFreSn0ndes

New York. Nov. 2.-CUPD-The strength of the first big push to revive national prohibition since Franklin D. Roosevelt went to the White House committed to repeal of the 18th amendment, Eill be gaue5d in tomorrow's congressional, senatorial and gubegpatorial elec- tions.
 For the first time since repeal. drys had succeeded in making pro- hibition an important Eideiipat Of the national elections, and an in- cication of strength would unQues- tionably inspire tremendous dry &C., tivity to force ttse issue into the ie4s presidential elections.
 The dry revival draws its impetus from the remobilization Of a great citizen army into various training eentcrs.
 Early in l94l members of the House and Senate began to find an increasing volume of protests from local religious and civic oreaniza- tions against conditions around the training centers.
 The first straw in the wind was the speedy enactment Of legislation sponsored by House Military Affairs Chairman Andrew J. May, D., Ky. to authorize the war and Navy De- partments to take a hand sn vice control in areas adjacent to naili- tary establishments.
 Shortly afteryard the aging Sen. Morris Sheppard. D, Tex. author of the 18th amendment, introduced a bill to prohibit the sale Of beer in army camps and baptsta bars from the areas around the camps.
 Sheppard died in the formative stages of his second fight for pro- hibition but the white banners were seized by his fl0ur-sslesDlaD suc- cessor Sen. w. Lee Pass the bis- cults, pappy) O'Dapiel,
 The issue Of army prohibition nearly came to its first eOpgres- sional test last month when OfDap- iel and Sen. Josh Lee. D., Okla. proposed to oft.r a rider to the IS and l9-year draft bill Senate lead- CTS, alarmed at the prospect Of a wet and dry vote a month befOD2 etaetiOn. succeeded ip sidetFaekipg the rider back to committee.
 The probibitiopists are the laTg- est third party lp toDl0rr0y'g cleo tions. There are dry eapdidat,sg ip 26 Of the 435 districts which elect members of the House and seven probibitiopists are running for the Senate. In eight states, AF1z0pa. California, Iowa, KansaS, Nasschu- sets, Michigan, Oklah0lca and Peppsylayapia there are prohibition candidates for governor,
 The election Of prohibition eagl- didates for aDy office seemed HBg~ likely but the test of their effort
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02

margin tomorrow, Pattep supporters dispute tl2is claim.
 Marcus E. WeismaR, RepsilesR candidate for Judge ef PfebsGf apl FraReis z, sgplpaa, kepgbileap esRr aldaGe freM tue i5ib SeMaE0Stal Als- tstet WtH be heaf6 tonight eyer wATR ag GsbS tR 2 beipt bFeaAesst,
 Soldiers ballots. filed wStbl tlae secretary Of state, sSll be taken by eourterS to the towns H which the GefYioemep gre registered, Tbae bal- lots eap be cast np to 2 D, %,
 TwO Raeals wtii he SeFVAA eaeegieR Asg workers temeT0w, eRe st ReRR and eRe Rt { 9, Ep, 1ke meals wtfg be Rafd fer by tbe ejtg,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
.: DOIN's ROUND TOWN :.
TElESDAY. November 3rd:

The MT. and Mrs club will sponsor a dance in the Bunker Hill church gymnasium for club members and their friends
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
wEDNEsDAY, November llb:

The First Baptist church women will meet at 2.30 D. m, in the church parlors with Mrs. Clarence 4 IsOel Miss Ethel Littlehales and Mrs, John P. Clark as hostesSes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
FRIDAY. November 6lh.

William s. Curtis chairman of the physical department committee of the r, Nj c A, has called a meeting Of the group and the activity repre- eentailves at 7:30 at the "Y'.
 ~The folks at cashin's Dairy are mighty careful hog they nrepare fiseiF prodllcts-but they see tuh 1t that you also sit th' fIidden auellty' you expect an 4seed. That's why cashins Dairy Raeteurized MIX tastes 70 eood- an' le so good Ter you If comes EsoIn COWS that have been 8eeiaIly seletced a' properly Kf6 imh give milk ny tn glnest Napor an' quality other fay'- 4Iies Ter senffizin' goodness are Eshin's Cream. cofiage clleese n Tee Cream
 ZEkE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
THURsDAY. NoYember 5lh.

Winona Repekah lodge will sponsor a rummage sale all day at iG9 South Main street. Regular weekly luncheon of the Lions club at the Hotel Elton at i2:i5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02

"Miz' Finley Dud got q bad cramp in her little finger t'other dsy when she wuz drinkin tea Some folks put more thought or how they Co a thing than in what they're doin Seems tuh me in most eases that's like polishin' tn steern' wheel an forgettin tuh put gasoline in tn tank"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02

Naugataek a1ppQrtegS 04 TaabCa claimed today that the eonsfesnlaSp Btl easgy tue borough by g gee9r6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
Resorts for Rent

WALLED LARE-Cottage. SIS summer.
excellent swimming. fishing. Other cot
tages. Lafayette 1854
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
Flats for Rent

UPPER 4-room. bath, garage, porch, tub
$27. 1898 Tillman, at Merrick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
Business Property for Sale

BUILDING with grocery and meat mar
ket IN business for % years; east side
on car line. building can be bought with
on, business II desired owner Olive 5s5s.
WARREN WEST 67s8 store. 2exso
brick; good location. any type business
sacrifice 81. 500. $500 d0Vn
COLORED: clay hrk. stores. deal loc
for restaurant. Reas dn m. Ma. io32
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
Houses for Sale

CoLoRED-Two-famiy northwest section
$500 down Great Northern Realty, Fitz-
roy $40.
COLoRED-Northend, 4-bedroom; furnace
$3.50 down, s36 monthly. Townsend
s-s35e.
COLORED II you don't see what YOU
want call US. Golee B. Bryant, Fitz-
roy $40.
coLoRED-Fenkel sect, mod. 6-rm 1926
down. Mcqueen TO. 6-3541.
COLoRED- GOODWIN. RMS $3.50 On.
Cannon Brothers. 1880 sherman: Fl 0if0.
COLORED-E Euclid, 573 lovely rooms
Reasonable singleton ca. 1905.
CoLoRED Josephine. e-rm. br. 5 bed.
rms steam: terms. Cannon. FL Oif0.
COLONEL s-Nns- wyoming; Z
rooms. $3.50 down. ". $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

ASSISTANT PUBLIC SERVICE ATTEND
ANTS 10 perform routine work involving
contacts with The public IN municipal serv-
ice. such as selling and serving foods and
refreshments. collecting fees al parking lot
entrances, etc Numerous vacancies AZ 35c
10 CSC per hour 20 be filled by competitive
examination. Applicants must he at least
rs wears 81 age citizens ~ the United
states, and residents ~ the city Of Detroit
for one year Immediately prior 10 the ex-
animation. excepting persons with honor
able Army Navy or Marine discharges.
For fun details and applications, write or
apply 10 Detroit civil Service Commission,
18th Floor. Water Board Building. 735
Randolph street, Detroit, Michigan, on or
before April :, 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
Female Hello Wanted
DEPARTMENT HEAD

HOSIERY AND woMEN's Accessories
FOR LARGE RETAIL STORE; THOR
OUGHLY EXPERIENCED IN MERCHAN-
Disc AND IN HANDLING SALESPEO-
PIE; CAPABLE OF EARNING $40 TO $50
A WEEK GIVE FULL DETAILS AS TO
AGE, EXPERIENCE. ETC. BOX A-si7.
DETROIT TIMES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
Housekeeping Rooms

VAN DYKE. 1853 Jefferson D-Two-room
apartment: nicely furnished: refrigera.
ton, garage; SO
ROOMS bath; furnished or unfurnished:
reasonable. Children welcome. TAI South
Solvay
ICOLoRED-ss3 East Canhed. excellent
transportation: one room, kitchenette
apartment. Olive 6O3e.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

EXTRAORDINARY bargain, sI250 Law.
renee -Holmur. Broom. one floor new
Feef. stoker; excellent condition. Hurry.
Tyler 5-sT77.
DEARBORN-New groom bungalow, 40
lot; tile bath; 1926. RE. 2063.
FLANDERS, near Gratiot; brick broom (:
income attic. Marshall, 12s01 Gratiot.
OPEN SUNDAY and daily. INA stahelin
Ave; new 5room bungalow; face brick ;
gas heat: good transportation. RE. 2063.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
Farms and Lands for Sale

BARGAIN--s2 acres; railroad aiding: Van
Horn and Allen roads r. w. Mitchell,
232 West Road. Trenton, Mich. Trenton
1884.
CAPAC--450-acre dairy farm, M-21 good
buildings: 2 silos. loan soil: money
maker. Estate or feeding possibilities.
Cochrsne. Capac Bank.
READ Times Want Ads for prodt-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
Trade Schools, Male FmaeTrade Female

Al BEFRIGERAToR service man, straight
salary; excellent pay; wonderful oppor-
TO take charge OF entire service depart
ment Telephone Mr.. Davis. DE. 2246.
BOYS 10 AND II, NOT NOW IN SCHOOL.
sENGER WORK, GOOD PAY, STEADY
WORK, VACATION WITH. PAY. SEE
MR.. swARTHobT. ROOM 20s. NEW
TELEGRAPH BLDG, CONGRESS AND
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

Real Estate Wanted

AN buying fats apis. Highest prices paid
CASH IN FULL FOR YOUR EQUITY!
No delay Write Times, Box A-s02.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

GIRL for light Homework and cooking IN
small family; private room; good wages
1735l Fairfield. UN. 1-773a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
Female Help Wanted
HAMTRAMCK

THIN IkLtUNh
Opening for mature woman over 30. 90 be
trained as Charts corsetiere. Good earn
ings. Write Box A-sS5, Detroit Times
LADIES-For soliciting for upholstering I;
good proposition. salary and commission.
Car not necessary. Apply Fourier Uphol-
steering Company. 1isOs Harper.
MILLINERY salesladies. full and part
time; experienced. Good salary. Town
send R-6s37
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
DRIVERS WANTED

Univ END WAN Eli
Good money making opportunity driving
Checker Cabs. An outdoor job-driyinE q
pleasure car. Healthful. profitable and
steady Ages ri 10 So. Apply 2i2s TrIm-
bull, after o a. m.
EXPERIENCED fence erectors on wire
wood picket and steel construction. Ash
Fence Co.. l4i42 Meyers road.
DISTRICT manager with Catholic magazine
experience. New campaign. Give full
details FIRST letter. Reply. room li55, so
Boylston ST., Boston, Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
Board and Room

- S< HNOO"
BIRWoOD, Wyoming dis.
trici, American home newly furnished
gentleman; good meals. lunches and "a.
rage
BENlTEAU. 35i1 Near Briggs Firs,
class: all convenienees; single or double.
FERDINAND. 1897 NEAR Timkensl Large
front room. twin beds Telephone service.
LYcASTE. 2fs4--Wslking distance east
side defense plants; gentlemen. Muir
ray 1904.
PHILADELPHIA w. ISL tThird) At.
tractive front room with breakfast; ex.
cellent transportation.
READ Times Want Ads for proft-use
them for results!
Children TO Board
REFINED colored home, good food kind /;
near church. school TnMnsnnh h-Al19
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
OWEN-GOODWIN- 5000

For equity In modern houses rooms
each Must be sacrificed! TE 2-ss75.
ROWAN tnear GreenD--5-room modern: 2.
car garage; owner sacrificing equity. 1884
West Fort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
Houses for Sale
icKay. 1880. Near 7-Mile East

MChdy, ISlOO, Near i-MlIe East
SIX ROOMS, ONLY 5000
Tri-level bedrooms. large living room
kitchen and dnette gas heat; about year
old: bargain 81 800 down. S27 monthly
includes taxes. shown by appointment
GEO. II WIETERSEN co. RE. 7494
NEW frame. S. 500, $500 down: tile fea-
lures: attic. 1858 Henry. Ar, 6977,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

COUPLE. infant; 4-room. hath; single
Seven Mile radius; good neighborhood
Townsend 5-4066.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
9-MI. RID. NEAR WOODWARD

Two stores. two apis four sleeping rooms !;
brick. steam. stoker, going beer garden
net income $3.50 = month. only $4,000
81 600 down gold mine BeEsnhardt
Realty. 227it Woodward. Royal Oak 1851
UN 3-I255.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
Children to Board
Business Places for Rent

REFINED colored home, good food kin
near church. school. Townsend h-4ll3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Nightly Facial
Ire a+men+

FACIAL treatments are a de-
lightful luxury, but YOU must
not forget that certain duties
arc yours. Professional care
must be backed up ny nightly
Amounting gentle tapping
Many a complexion becomes
wrinklcd because il is short on
oil Sebaceous glands are taking
a holiday causing the epidcrmal
coat 10 scale tissues 10 relax.
Let the cream remain on over
night it has chance to sink in
and feed the cells.
As you VIII have had your
soapy scruhbinC before your
nightly massage il will not be
necessary 10 use soap in the
morning.
Dash cold water on the face
and neck, dry gently with a soft
towel Lave the flesh with your
favorite aStrinCcnt. Witch hazel
CprNCS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Next Movement

Next stand erect with arm,
outstretched shoulder height.
RISE on toes and keeping bal
ance. bend AT the knees. In this
as m all other movements. hold
good posture Bend As low A.
possible without falling then up
and repeat movement 10 times
Do this FIVE Or SIN times a day.
From standing position drop
on right knee Hold body erect
and bring left leg forward Try
10 point toe and with arms on
Circled over head. bend "a touch
forehead 70 left knee. DO FIVE
bends. then alternate md do
five 10 the right knee
Next. sweep right log hack
and stretch our behind YOU.
Bend body back from the waist
bend as far as possible but
keep balance. Alternate 10 left
lee and repeat the movement.
Lower arms to rest them be
tween movements
Stand erect hands on hips.
and kick AS high AS possible
while keeping correct balance.
Keep knees straight and toes
pointed
Rotate head frequently during
Tho DAY II YOU VIII do these
movements several times every
DAY YOU viii not need 20 worry
about the training in your model
course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Your Horoscope

should lead you safely through
the rough places and thus avoid
the dangers Of overconfidence
and complacency.
SEPT. - TO OCT. g
Ijbra - Very interesting, If
slightly irritating at times, are
today's indications. Extra eau
ton should be exercised. in mat
ters pertaining 20 shipping,
tran portation. dealing in oils,
chemicals. beverages, maritime
interests IN general.
OCT. - TO NOV. %
Scorpio-A swell day for get
ting things done in a big way
and turning out excellent work
manship, too. No procrastination
allowed You'll save your diSpo-
sition and energy much-wear and
tear il you allocate your activi-
ties evenly throughout the day.
NOV. - TO DEC. p
.SogiHGyiy-Read advice to
Scorpio folk, please IT obtains
for YOU. TOO. Don't be taken in
easily by smooth takers. Use
your own sound judgment and
keen i,'uitiGr.
DEC. - 70 JAW. sf
CqpJicoru-Born before Janu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

I OOkTNG after home and fam
~ lly IS a task that Is becom-
ing increasingly complicated and
more important every day, The
good old kitchen apron IS still
woman 5 most important uni
form.
As A wartime measure Try
runniag the house on Office
lines.
II the kitchen is big enough
install a small desk or a table
that can be fitted As desk.
Here Is general headquarters
for accounts. lists of supplies,
recipes and household hint files,
daily reminder lists inventories
all that is needed 10 keep
household functioning as
smoothly as possible.
Take inventory Of your linen
helves, household supplies,
china. glass and kitchen utensils.
Stock UP whatever is neces-
sary and possible See 10 II
that all electrical equipment
such as refrigerator. vacuum
and washer, are ServiCed and
put in perfect running order
Once in good working order.
We can do good Job Of keep
ing such equipment in condition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Home Exercises

There are exercises that can
be done al home 50 that time
spent at school can be utilized
for other training. The whole
body must be supple and grace
full and this means plenty Of
work on the knees. Knees and
back are likely 10 be tense even
IN young persons.
The following are few move
ments good for every one who
aspires 10 grace and supplenesS
IN walking. Stand erect; raise
right arm and reach Just as high
as possible by rising on toes.
The stretch must he felt at
the knees. waist and shoulders
Stretch vigorously and hold for
three counts. then hack 10 posi-
ton. Alternate with left arm
appraised in the same way. then
hack together. In this position
hold the abdomen flat and twist
from side 10 side al the waist
line. Be sure 10 feel muscle
strain or the movement viii do
little GOOD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

Comes In, md Find What Your
AIRY s? a little more restricted
for YOU than for other Capri,
cdrnlans However, today can be
isefully and gainfully occupied.
JAMIE TO. FEE. n
AqaotNts-Nery strong and
benehcent influences Proceed
with your Job with full conf
dence IN Yourself and determine
tion to outstrip your previous
good records. Speed important.
FEB. n To MARCH ~
Pisces \ peak DAY especially
fayorlng your specific talents
and reSourcefulnoss. Guard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

Are YOU active in Civilian Defense and Red
Cross work. You can't get around when
your feet hurt E.. hurry into a pair of
Vogue Bits" Flexible, supremely COM
Portable, these smart shoes are dependably
GRATED by skilled shoemakers. Constructed
with superior quality upper and sole leather.
Note precise, ankle-hug ht, cushioned heel
rest, sponge rubber pad for the metatarsal
arch, steel shank. All this foot bliss at Sans
notable savings. to 10, AAAA to EE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Exercise
viii Keep
Body Supple
Nv DONNA GRACE

A MONG the favored careers
n OF the younger generation is
modelling. Many professional
models have found this work
stepping stone 10 greater things
such as appearing in moving
pictures or openings in the com
mercial world.
Those who take up modelling
should plan on taking A course
in one of the recognized schools.
Teachers arc familiar with what
the manufacturers expect and
will train one in wearing and
displaying clothes 10 the best
advantage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
- Nondnn .Natch ~

Z OF 4ii0|Nfh, .hHi' r" ~
y MARCH ~ 70 APRIL %
4 RIES-Very good indications.
II for business IN general and
pers.o MA accomplishment, es-
peciallv IN YOUR own line. There
are influences. however. which
warn against overconfdence and
lnaccuracy.
APRiL y To HAI n
T0Iv1n-Should be an agree
able day for progressive IN
torests expanding to meet orders
and present day needs and COM
pctuC with others i'm output,
WAY ~ TO JTNE II
Gpuoi-Strong. beneficcnt in
fl1encos active all day but there
are unfrlendlv Neptune vibra-
tons suggesting YOU he careful
10 avoid error, slpshod work
manshlp Best results in all
things II you are clear-cut IN
deci .one prompt I'M actions.
III N 30 To INV -
C0pccr Receptive period for
an all out effort 10 exceed pre-
vious records Skilled and un-
skilled workers can, and should
do a swell job today.
JJLI p. TO AIG. -
Lco-A brisk, poppy day. BE
alert, persistent and eager TO do
your best no matter how import
ant or menial your part in the
nations effort Remember. others
are watching you and YOU can
he a force Of great encourage
ment and good
AIG. - 70 SEPT. -
Irqo-Your naturally eau
tious and conscientious nature
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Run II ome Systematically

See that II IS kept free from
dust and, oil IT from time 10
time.
Well learn how 10 do 4 good
home job of ShampooinC rugs.
Grapes and upholstery and how
10 run up wcli-made sllpcoNerS
for sofas and chairs.
Wen learn how 70 handle
minor repairs taking loaky
washers. cloGeed drains looSenod
door hinges and broken fuses
As part Of the day 5 chores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Women
Like Role
OF Pordoner
Wv HELEN ROWLAND

COTETIMES We find that tho
y world Viii forgive Us for lots
of foolish things for which IT IS
hard 10 forgive ourselves But
forgiving other people is easy
and positively pleasant - eSpo-
clally TO woman Like men
tai cocktail. II gives her a glow.
Forgiveness IS gentle quality
which most men admire so muCh
in a woman that they never ne
elect chance to give her an
opportunity 70 exercise ~ She
ge& so nuCn practice IN me
virtue that she sometimes be-
comes an addict
SHE Is always forClvlng some
man for something even before
ne has asked her pardon Half
the time. ne doesn't even know
he's hcInG eNoncrated and
couldn't tell YOU what ne being
forgiven for Its all her idea.
When a girl receives him frg-
idly then gradually meltS, puts
her arms around MS neck and
SAYS. "Oh we'll never mind
you're a darling and II really
doesn't matter, he IS utterly
dumfounded
It's something of shock 10
him 70 come IN with tickets for
the latest snow and a box Of
orchids. aglow with the convlC-
ton that he's going 10 make
big mt. only 10 be forgiven for
not noticing her new halr-do.
LOTS OF times a woman IN
sists on forGiving A man when ne
doesn't want 10 no forgiven. All
he wants is 10 he forgotten. To
do something 50 unforgivahle
that she'll let HIM alone But
her magnanlmity becomes limit
less. II seems. She won I stop
forgiving him!
a man cant help i, II girl
insists on falling in love with
him and endowlng him with A
lot of beautiful virtues that he
was not aware he had And after
she has done this Of her own
free viii its maddcnlng 10 have
her turn around and forgive him
for not living up 10 her Speclf1-
cations.
FROM TIE day a man is
born some woman IS always for
giving him for something For
breaking her dolls when she
little. breaking his word or his
dates with her later on and still
later for breaking her heart
She forgivcs him for decclvlnG
her-and then for undcceivIng
her. For lying 10 her and for
telling her tho brutal truth She
will forgive him for burglary
arson. mayhem, murder - for
anything on earth, except for
failing IN fall in love with her
Or for falling out Of love with
her.
The truth is a man is always
asking a woman'S forgiveness -
and then wishing She.d StOr
smothering him with H. Yet. a
woman who cant forgive a mar
eely had better learn 10 live
alone and like it,.
Distributed ~ KIM Features stud.. In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

Add femininity plus 10
your basic dress with these
crisp lingerie collars, priced
Al 90 cents each.
For Shopping Information, Call
Joan Dean, Cherry $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
RuDDer furnishes

KUDDer ST0TS0eS
NEVER PILE silver flatware
or serving dishes on a rubber
drain mat, even for short
time. Chemical reaction tends
To iarnlSh the silver.