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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
By MARK HELLI\GER

DANDOM Notes About Pie
~ lures You're Seeing Time
for tho Hardy Family TO hit the
nations screens again which IS
another way Of saying that the
neiChborhood houses can polish
up their box Offices.
Title Of tho latest Of tho series
is THE URTS HIP OF
ANDY HARDY and both you
and tho family will hike this one
Just about as well as any that
have gone before.
There's Mickey Rooney, Of
course. and Lewis Stone, and
Ann Rutherford, and but why
20 on when YOU know the cast
as we'll as We do THE COURT
SHIP OF ANDY HARDY" is
precisely what it started out 10
be: a generous slice of enter
tainmcnt for the movicgOcrS Of
every age.
THE INVADERS" British
made and starring such expert
performers as Leslie Howard.
Laurence Olivier and Raymond
Massey, is as good melodrama
as you arc likely 10 see in 1919.
Dealing with a group of Nazis
who attempt to make their Hit
lcrized way through Canada
when their U-boat is sunk by an
air patrol. THE INVADERS"
moves at a rapid pace and packs
a powerful wallop all along the
line.
Sure is propaganda bur
its stirring propaganda and We
unhesitatingly recommend u IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

lens, telling us our story as Il
was first written in Britain, is
THE LAST TO REST" by
Ernest Raymond, a novel Of a
small man and a small family
and how they meet the war.
1t moves TO a swift and stir
ring climax, and is definitely
worth while.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
How Strong Are Women7

TO the courage of Negro troops, you to
remember the 18th Infantry World Negro
regiment under fire 191 dayslonger AEF
outfit in France - "
Inc 10Th had prisoners taken gave up ground
SuHeed Az per cent casualties Pvt Henry Johnson
ATTACKED - Germans singehanded md
The department of labor discussing
WORKERS; says womans lifting strength half
pulling strength wohirdS
to men in dexeriy and patience However women in
general way reliable get
much oftener - - ~ -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
The Book World

IN THE Book World We have
another one of those love-
and-thunder historical romances
10 recon- end. SEVEN
TEMPEST" by Vaughan Will
kens.
Following the potpouri pat
tern Of such eminent successes
as. say, AN THONY AID
VERSE or THE Sun Is MY
UNDOING,' this latest thriller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

The record '''0"9' A''0 o''"o' SP'co'
practically all the feminine Howoodians Broadway
ties partial Russell
often had steak three times a
Vivian r. Irwin He was once mayor of ST. Paul. Mimi
children
Beverly Kay Marion and Florence but am against it.
Another thing about confusing names-is Philip
correct? Some
and fellow Philip gets really burned up if he sees
his name in the paper spelled Phillip"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

E cafeteras lunches OF St Peters
burg Fla had price war The battle finally reached the
point where the drug selling for breakfast
that consisted Of of bacon g buttered toast
and coffee.
"Six Ways Invade the United States" Is title Of article
by American military national magazine Very
interesting But about articles the onense
angle. six Ways to Invade Japan for example.
"No judge girls age Detroit polcewonan.
hands, than anything
else This claim to telling womans by her hands
tnualy made Must be something it. Haven't the revenaio
experts yet figured anything to make womans hands look
younger? They should.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

any, they shot thenf-
I know people who were
born on Christmas Day, New
Years Day and the Fourth Of
July, but I have yet TO meet
anybody who was born on
Mothers Day. Surely, to give
birth to a child on Mothers
Day Is most appropriate and
something of which both the
mother and the child should be
proud.
Victory Is proposed as a
title for the national newspaper
of the army. Sounds all right,
but why not have the same
name as was used for the
arnrys paper in the last war:
The Stars and Stripes"
Sir Stafford Grips, British
diplomat who accomplished so
much for his country in Russia,
IS a vegetarian. There are many
famous men who are vegetari-
ans but l have never heard of
a celebrated feminine vegeta-
rian-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Bundles for Congress

Joe LOUIS is the only professional fighter never
- IN his career fought preliminary fights
been main events
That Bundles for Congress campaign by
OF spokane Wash, OF pensions
really in Washington up II an
excellent example of what clever rdce The
Congress slogan that
skin was Forget Pearl Harbor-Remenber Congress"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Battered Fighters Reasoning

1NIFf round The fighter staggered his
Iod oozed from his mouth and His lips pulled
his blaciened.
What's the matter with yOu:" snapped his
the fight That
the waerbucke Ave rounds-and
return"
The fighter spa tooth
I'm biding time" he replied hoarSey
! The manager stepped back
dng time ." he howlcd and in the meantime, that
guy i hitting with million punches
sure" murnured the battered fighter. lust IT,
nnC can &c las a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
None; They Were Shot

GAYS former Ambassador Z. Davies
~ "When asked at the time Hitler attacked Russia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Keeps OF Hat Question

NOTE number Of male celebrities asked give
IDEAS as TO what kind OF hats should All the
gentlemen expressed ideas the subject Well
IN which different /
hats think chumps they pay attention 10
what the has about
II read that in figured nv
the weight Of the
Il think this swell Idea I'm
country" tM Wall the weknon Jockey weighs pounds
~ syndis Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
An Expensive Service

PLAYBOY had habit Of writing down girls telephone
"A number his shirt cuff Since he got plenty
shirts always pentifuly marked phone
one day. with his valet vacation playboy
poned aundyman pick up weekly quota
OF soicd linen.
with my shirts" advised They're very
expensive"
The laundrman nodded
you're telling he grumblcd teIephOne
Der rostm mi W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

YOU as a picture TO be seen and
cnlOXed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

ERE pleasant little game that win give you message
every numerical puzzle designed TO spell
first II the number
subtract II the number Is less than
The number Start at the upper left
check Of key
the the letters
checked figures give you
Mmam MIc m.trbmiea Fealurca ne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Superstition Pays

7E Spcrsos debating letter
his efficient secretary He paused scratch the palm
loft hand, his secretary looked up
hand itchy" explained executive what does
tiat mean?"
Money" returned the secretary That you going
receive extra money"
>" asked the boss eagerly
Il really don't know" replied the secretary.
Tho surorStous executive frowned Suddenly snapped
.I-els.
rive got IT," he cried Remind 10 everybodys salary
" bucks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Safety for Corns

OUR weekly story screwba acrobat and
" his wife, who also acrobat n
given by theatrical groupand the floor
bugs when the acrobat turned to his wife.
Dance"
The wife smiled.
"Okay," she agreed
The screwball immediately stood on his hands.
Lets CO." he cried from his up-sde-down position
His wife hesitated
foolish" she said up Oft your hands and let
dance the regular
The scrcwhall looked up from under
what" he snecred And have some clumsy step
my feet?'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
mark HeLL|n

w WAS early afternoon pulled I'D to a farm
house in dlapidated And when say diapldated
that
- This machine its last wheels time
started stopped it wheezed, coughed sputtered
huddered 1t years certainly
The motorist located the farmer place.
SAY brother" he asserted
I'm Just travelling through.
The farmer elewed a piece of alfalfa.
wal he drawled "yo' down I'll yo reach the
schOolhouse. Then
yO Farmer Permont's house
His traied Off. The moorist nodded.
"Nes:" he And
oval" he we on" thenyo the
yo right Yo' long this very steep
hill It's steep hill, mind yo and"
Again his traied OFT.
Eyes yes" coaXed the moost. 81 steep hill
then 10 do
The farmer eyed the broken-do~n bus.
"Wth that mister" get out
walk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Ham Actor Fast Thinker

I'VE ham actor walked proudly the OF the liz
raised hand and smiled down at the large audience.
afternoon, ladies gentlemen" he beamed.
c"rey trust that will all enjoy performance
opening Blng
The orchestra swung introduction begar
Tho audience grew restless by
booS ratings heard all parts
rlcdtcr.
The ham looked around in bewiderment.
he muublcd THAT Crosby mus terrib
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
A Matter Of Comparing Watches

THIS weeks screwbal story do with
stood street waiting for chance TO the
avenue One of the screwbas took his watch looked
and turned TO his pal.
WY watch stopped BILL" he said your. say"
The second screWball brought his watch
eur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Same old stuff" he shrugged Tick, tick
Wherein PIayboy Proposes
The Killer in a Pawnshop

TIIE killer walked into pawnshop and placed pesrhand
revolver the
How much" he guned, this gun ?"
is II "A good revolver" asked the proprietor
"Noitenlv it's good" growed the gangster bumped
the proprietor. "If that's the case
why lo q sell
The gangSter shrugged.
II found he explained that you q
"A
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16
Tuxedo Coat and
Jacket Suit Are
Coming Styles
By ELEANOR GUM

NEW YORK-The following gists
ANwere gathered in "the market"
and voice the opinion of those
whose business it Is to plan ahead
your clothes needs and mine. No
body really believes that fashion
isn't a well-laid plan and that we
follow where we are led.
The unprecedented success Of
the tuxedo coat may be responsible
for a revival of fur-trimmed coats
-pastels with pastel fox trim
mings. very flattering and luxuri-
Gus king and very Palm
Beach,"
The box jacket suit is and will
definitely be highlighted. You will
see it advocated for resort wear and
as something different from the
classic tailored suit styles.
A passion for purple in lighter
tones is sweeping the country. It
will be shown for southern wear.
We may have another spring OF
who'll buy my violets?" with
tweed suits and coats. as well as
smooth fabrics in all the lavender
and pansy shades represented.
The saddle epaulet shoulder Is a
success. Pastel monotone tweed
REFERS with this fiat twin seam de-
tail are looked to as new detail.
Shoulders in both dresses and
coats remain broad, but are not ex-
aggerated by a great deal Of pad
ding.
The all-purpose coat, whether Of
cloth or fur. is the one women are
most interested in. and that this
all-purpose coat Is not dress length
is news. Women seem to like short
er coats. loose boxy ones especially,
and many Of the fur coats. bought
during the August fur sales, were
on this line.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

self and mother is anything but
tranquil In spite of mothers will
ingness to give in to him. II for no
other reason, this should be proof
to the parent that she is proceeding
from the wrong premise in han
ding the youngster.
Children do not inherit angry
dispositions. Anger, rather. Is an
acquired response. The child. more
likely, has observed how success
fully the use of rage works In get
ting father what he wants. and has
adopted the same device for get
ting his own way. If 1t works for
him, that will be his undoing and
another potentially amiable dispo-
sition will be in the process Of
extinction.
Regardless Of which parent q
child takes after in his emotional
makeup, his conduct Is subject to
the kind of training which he will
receive and will be modified or ag-
gravated by 1t. Even high-strung
child does not have to grow up
"temperamental." On the other
hand, many a person in whom the
development of Temperament"
may not actually be constitution
ally legitimate. has it. A child &C
quires emotional habits Just as he
learns any other habits-through
repetition, and particularly when
there is satisfaction in 1t for him.
Since anger displays will give rise
to the habit of anger. its use should
be discouraged. In view Of this. 1t
is we'll to accede to the child's de-
sires wherever possible. In other
words. do not thwart him unneces-
sarily. Experience In contentment
must outweigh experience in anger
If you want him to develop an
agreeable disposition. But in no
event allow him to employ show
of anger to gain his own end.
To sidetrack further the habit OF
anger. teach the child to cope with
his difficulties instead Of getting
angry at them. Show him that rage
doesn't pay and to come to you for
advice or assistance at these times
Only in such way can you teach
him that anger won't gain him his
ends.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16
Tips for Your Beauty

color evenly and sparingly over lip
surface and far enough inside so
no lipstick line will show when you
smile. Keep the lips parted and give
the color a chance to "set" for q
minute or two. then carefully blot
off any excess by biting down on q
tissue and pressing 1t gently first
against the upper lip and then the
lower. Good quality lipstick plus
this technique Of putting 1t on
should prevent any farther smudg-
ing. Don't continually lick at your
lips. The oils in the lipstick should
keep lips sufficiently moist.
Soiled powder puffs are danger
Gus to the skin as well as offensive
to the eye. They should be washed
regularly. usually every week. Soak
them five minutes in lukewarm
suds, rub gently until all soil Is re-
moved and then rinse thoroughly.
They should be laid on a piece Of
clean absorbent cloth to dry. Flufn-
ness can be restored by kneading
and lingering the puffs when they
are thoroughly dry. Be sure hands
have been washed thoroughly flrstl
Store In little cellophane bags or
boxes that can be kept closed.
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British Appoint
Canadian Girl
To Embassy
BY TALBOT LAKE

THE first woman ever to receive
1 rank in a British Embassy Is
Miss Mary Craig McGeachy. This
is tradition shattering move In
service where only males were al
lowed to enter. Miss McGeachy has
just been appointed first secretary
at the Embassy in Washington.
What Is most interesting Is that the
lady Is q Canadian.
The entrance of women into the
British Embassies is evidently not
going to stop with Miss McGeachy's
appointment. for when AmbaSsa-
dor Halifax was asked about the
matter he said: II think she is q
very good person to start with"
Though he did end his sentence
with a proposition. it probably will
not hang there all alone without
something to modify, for more
ladies will enter the service. we can
assume from his remarks.
The appointment Of Miss Nc
Geachy (she pronounceS 1t Nc
Gicky). which was announced in
+ al lldIlCuC Wy TOlCl8u 0CCICC0Iy
Eden. ended long campaign by
women for recognition Of their sex
In the diplomatic service.
The new appointee is an attrac-
tive blonde with q demure face.
who has had long experience as an
economist. Born in Sarnia. Ontario.
Of Scottish parents who came to
Canada from the Hebrides. she was
graduated from the University Of
Toronto. Miss McGeachy saw ten
years service as an economist with
the League Of Nations.
Her work there required diplo-
matte ability. when she took charge
Of the emergency student relief
movement after the last war. She
served as q liaison' ofiicer with the
League to the British Dominions.
In washington, she served as q
member Of the stan Of Harold But
Ter. British Minister. She has trav.
eled between Washington and Of
tawa and been on the British Min
istry Of Economic Warfare.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

QUESTION: II haze no real
beauty problems except for nv
teeth. They are epen and sound. but
haze a most undttrdctipe yellow
color. No amount OF Scrubbing
seems to correct this. Is there a
good bleach? Another difficulty is
that I cannot seem to keep from
getting lipstick stains on them.
-"Grace."
See your dentist about your
teeth. Perhaps they need good
professional cleaning to start them
on the right track. Ask your dentist
to recommend q good dentifrice or
see If he approves Of your using a
mixture of plain sodium perborate
and salt. / like the latter, as the
salt helps make the gums firm and
healthy. while the sodium perbor-
ate is antiseptic. cleansing and
mildly bleaching.
As for the other problem. sus-
pect the quality Of your lipstick is
to blame. Good lipsticks are less
likely to run. See that the lip sur
face is dry when you put on the
color. Outline the mouth carefully
and then use flngertip to blend
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

had enough summer sun to make
you healthy. SO make the most OF
the glow 1t left you.
Skin Looks Healthy
Your winter skin will be as fair
and creamy as your natural color
ing permits. but just now let your
complexion bridge the gap between
that and last summers warm tan.
II the lighter shades of beige or
brown set of with pure white Is
your costume choice for early fall.
then you may wish to perk up your
tan during this natural fading Pc
Rod. You can do it with a perfectly
marvellous bronze beauty balm. the
only foundation preparation have
ever discovered that really gives the
effect Of a natural tan. The color
Is warm and lovely. as pale or deep
as you wish. The foundation is the
creamy lotion type that keeps the
skin soft and moist. holds makeup
faithfully and prot ect S against
brisk weather.
II you prefer to minimize any
yellowish tones and give your skin
fresher. roster look. then a good
tinted foundation and rather deep
rosy shade Of powder will do the
trick No matter which kind OF a
foundation you choose, it should be
used economically or 1t will botch
the smoothness. finishing job 1t Is
supposed to do. See that the skin is
perfectly clean first and slightly
moist to facilitate spreading. Treat
throat. neck and shoulders to their
share II you are wearing a reveal
ing dinner dress. Liquid powder
foundations are still good. though
we hear less about them just now
because they were so much in de-
mand as Liquid stockings" II you
use one-it's more lasting. for even
ing makeup -ch COS e a shade
slightly deeper than that of your
cream foundation. but lighter than
your powder.
Coloring for Blondes
II your present powder shade
doesn't seem right. find one more
suited to your between-Season col
oring. II you are true blonde with
golden hair and blue or gray eyes.
you'll probably look best in an of
peach or rosy cream shade. II ash
blonde in coloring, a light toned
rachel or ivory rose will be more
fiattering, especially II you have
guarded your delicate skin from
burning during the summer.
Blondes with lots Of color in their
skin will look less flushed If two
shades of powder are used-a light
shade Immediately over the foun-
dalton. q deeper peach shade over
that. A mousy blonde, on the other
hand, should use a warm rose
tinted powder as base, followed
by q deep rachel. This gives rich
ness to her complexion. and puts
life into her drab hair.
Brunettes have more OF a prob
lem. Their skin Is slower to give up
its yellowish tones. but makeup
art can do q beautiful Job Of cam
outage. Powder shades for the bru-
nette run from q rosy suntan to
rusty peach or q dark rachel. II the
natural winter complexion is pale
then an ivory cream or light rachel
may be your choice. II your skin
keeps much Of its color the year
around. then you may prefer deep
warm powder shade lightened only
slightly with q neutral shade dur
ing the winter months. You can
make these color changes with two
boxes of powder. one In your best
summer shade and the other in
your best winter shade. Just blend
q little from each box. varying the
proportions one way or the other as
YOUR complexion changes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

ing w ! I n ner
h u S b a n d.
Peace. she be-
lieves. is de-
sirable at any
cost. and S h e
doesn't m l n d
subm e r g n g
h e r own de-
sires or Sacri-
hcing her own
rights or 1t.
P a u |. mean
while, is grow
ing up q little
tyrant and the
relation S h l p
hotvr,oon him
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16
Short Cuts
PrickinG IN egg with a pin
t>eor~ hnS1lu1 Uil1 keen IL from

PrickinG IN egg with pin
before boiling will keep II from
cracking.
Those waist strap bags made OF
leather? Newest ones have flash
lights attached, and space for iden-
tification card inside.
Brushing the tops Of pics
with milk before baking will
give o golden brown crust.
Make sure that the dots In the
dotted curtains which you buy are
self-dot and are woven into the
material. otherwise they will pull
or wash out.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16
DINNERS
Kidney Stew
Boiled Brown Rice Buttered Peas
Raw Carrot Sticks
Baked Apples Milk, Tea or Coffee
Meat Balls and Spaghetti
Fried Eggplant
Cabbage and Green Pepper Slaw
DOughnuts Milk or Coffee

times. Add sugar gradually to eggs.
beating thoroughly; then chocolate
and vanilla and blend. Add flour.
alternately with milk. small
amount at a time. Beat after each
addition until S m OF h. Knead
lightly on well Toured board. Roll
70 inch thick. Cut with Toured. me-
dunn doughnut cutter. Fry in deep
fat 1885 degrees F) 3 to 4 minutes,
or until done. turning frequently.
Drain on unglazed paper. Sprinkle
with powdered sugar. Makes 4
dozen medium doughnuts.
DESSERT DOUGHNUTS
~, cups sifted cake -four
2 teaspoons double acting
baking powder
teaspoon salt
teaspoon nutmeg
2eggs or 4 egg yOlks. well
beaten
II cup sugar
u cup heavy cream
Sift flour once. measure. add
baking powder. salt. and nutmeg
and sift together 3 times. Beat eggs
until very light and thick. Add
sugar and continue beating until
light and fluffy. Add flour, alter
nately with cream, q small amount
at time. beating after each addi-
ton until smooth. Turn out on we'll
Toured board and knead lightly 80
seconds. Roll "a inch thick and cut
with Toured 1A-inch doughnut
cutter. Fry in deep fat (370 degrees
F0 until rich brown. turning fire.
quently. Drain on unglazed paper
When cold. sprinkle with confec-
toners sugar. Makes 2l2 dozen
small doughnuts.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

only CNluB 10
do Is to shop
around a n d
"try on a few
new shades.
There Is one
thing to guide
y GU this sea-
SOn-yOu want
to stay femi-
nine in s pi t e
OF your many
respon sibili-
tt e S. T h a t
means you will
try t o b e
p r e t ty and
ladylike. Y Ou
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

IcII6lu ] 7 y III
buying are &C.
cused OF re-
tarding trade.
Women W h o
listen to their
men folks IT,
rade on taxes,
present and to
com e, hardly
d q r e spend q
dollar. or else
they react just
the other way
and decide it's
now or never.
So they d a S h
ont tn ht1V
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16
SECRET STUFF

Hollywood. Cal. - Brenda Mar
shall could have something locked
up on the inside Of her newest sill
yer bracelet that fastens with a
silver paddock. She says no. but 1t
would be a good place for q precious
secret inscription.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16
Ponder Foundation
Makes Skin Glow
With Rudy Health
BY JACQUELINE HUNT

FALL Is q time to experiment
1 with makeup. There are
several reasons. First, you may
have q sallow trace OF your
summer tan. Then you may not
have completed shopping for your
fall clothes. so you cannot decide
exactly which makeup shades will
be most flattering. You may not
know Just what is available. so the