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La gaceta., 1942-12-15
Lego parrafos llenos de hiel.

Lego parrafos llenos de hiel,
amenazantes, que tronaban con-
ira el y sus DOCTRINES. Leyo O.
lros, insidiosos, despreciables ba
JOS. III rsplicaba con vigor, Y sus
contraataques echaban abajo.
destruyendo completamente, to-
1oS les fundamentals de sus ad-
Versarios v clio lie permitia asi,
eXponer al pGblico Ell ingente
plan de rerformas mundiales
propiiciadas por la S. u. F. u.
En- todas parties Sc organiza-
can sociedades regionales: en-
America, en- Europa, en- Asia,
en- Africa, en- Oceania. AL cabo
de unos meses de lucha, la S. u.
F. U. existia en- cuarenta pai-
ses. Garlez escribia articulo que
Sc pu0.icaban en- las mas reno
taS reglones. Trabajaba dia y
noche, sin cesar. Presidia reu-
niones, hacia vaies de prOpagan
en- Europa, preparaba su pro
La gaceta., 1942-12-15
LOS BAER IN
GRESARON EN- Ell CUER-
Pc DE AVIACION

Sacramento, CAL, Die. Is
Los famosos p1giles hermanos
Max y Buddy Baer ingresaron
aver en- ell cuerpo de aviaci6n de
los Estados Unidos.
Max ostent6 en- un tempo la
corona del peso complete y Bud
dy aspiraba a ella.
Jose Luis derrot6 primero a
Max Y despues a Buddy.
"Pasaron va las bromas, dijo
Make. Ahora voy a ser un SOL
dado como Uncle Sam 10 quie-
re-"
Buddy acept6 las palabras de
su hermano.
Los dos serviran como instruc
torres de cultura fisica luego de
cue pasen 81 llamado entrena-
miento basico.
La gaceta., 1942-12-15

Griffith visitara al director de la Officnaa
de Transportation para la Defensa

Chicago, Die. 15.-En esta SC
mana, Clark Griffith, presiden-
oe de los Senadoras, visitara a
Jose E. Eastman, director de
transportation para la defensa,
y solicitara que este aclare su
recommendation sobre que las
grandes ligas disminuyan sus
Wales.
Griffith, designado por VIII
Harridge, llevara la representa-.
ci6n de la Liga Americana.
Hace pocos dfas Eastman en-
vic una carta a los duenos de no
venas de las ligas Nacional y A
mericanas, reunidos en- Chicago
'pidiendoles escogiegen sus luga-
res de entrenamiento 10 mas Ger
ca possible de la ciudad que cada
novena representa-, pero donde
fuesen favorables las condicio-
mes climatericas.
Comentando la designation de
Griffith, ell presidente de la A.
mericana, Mr.. Harridge, dijo;
Dtesealmos cumlplir con los de-
secs de Mr.. Eastman en- la me-
jor manera possible, y yo creo
cue podemos hacer este obtenien
do una mas clara definici6n del
contenido de su carta.
"Le sera senalado a Mr. East.
man que las novenas no llevan a
todos sus peloteros, en- conjun-
La gaceta., 1942-12-15
DEPORTES
NUEVA VICTORIA DEL NE
CRITIC ROBINSON

Filadelfia, Die. 15.-El negri
to Ray Robinson, de Harlem, n.
York, la nueva maraviila del pc
so weller, venci6 anoche por no
caut t6cnico en- ell tercer asalto,
q AL Nettow, timonel en- la base
naval de Jacksonville, en- la Flo
rida.
Mas de 10000 personals vie
ron como 81 negro castigaba ?
Nettlow y pedian que Sc pusie5e
termino al match"
Al fin, All WE'LL, mentor de
vapuleado, pidi6 al arbitrO Matt
Adgie que interviniese, 10 que
este hizo.
."Hemos sido abrumadoramen
to derrotados-coment6 We'll.
Robinson sc mantiene iryicto
y los expertos opinan desde ha-
ce muchs meses que es e. cam
pe6n sin corona de las 14i IL
bras.
Red Cochrane, ell campe6n, es
ia en- la marina de guerra y lie
venci6 hace POGO tempo Ell ex-
campe6n Fritzie Zivic, I'm vete-
rano.
Aspira tambien al trono del
peso weller ell negrito Henry
Armstrong, otro excampe6n.
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HUGHES INGRESlA.
RIA EN- Ell r

Filadelfia, Die. 15.-Los Phil
lies fueron notificados aver de
que Tommy Hughes, su pitcher
'estrella", sera llamado por el
ejercito dentro de pocas sema-
mas.
Hughes mismo hizo la notifi-
caci6n desde su hogan en- Ash
ley, Pa,
Tommy gan6 Ell ano pasado IL
desafios Y perdi6 18, la mejor
demoStraci6n dada por I'm pit
cher de su novena.
Entire el y Rube Melton, VEN
dido al Brooklyn la semana pa
sada, produjeron 81 victorias,
la mitad de los triunfos que ell
Filadelfia alexandra en- la tenn
porada.
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Calisxto Whitmarsh
CLA MORES
NOVELA
NOVELA

Gontrand, el hombre de album
dante cabellera color de nieve
y de pequeno bigote blanco,
quien, a peSar de sus sesenta a.
nos bien cumplidos, era un lu-
chador incansable y poseia una
vivacidad de espiritu Y una acti-
vidad que muchos j6venes lie HUI
bieran podido envidiar. Su gran
capacidad, su fe eiega en- Gar
lez y en- sus doctrinas, y su CO.
nocimiento p%rofundo de los HON
bres, 10 consagraban como uno
de los lideres de la S. U. F. U.
Gontrand habia viajado mu-
cho durante SUI juventd. Mas tar
de, Sc habia lanzado en- la politi-
La gaceta., 1942-12-15
Ell TORNEO PARA ESQ.,
GER Ell CAMPEON DEL
PESO LIGERO EN- Ell ES-
TADO DE PENNSYLVANIA

Filadelfia, Die. 15.--Herman
Taylor, Ell conocido empresario
local, anunci6 aver que Ell dfa a
de enero, en- Convention Hall,
presentara otra pelea por 81 cam
peonato de las 1876 libras en- ell
Estado de Pennsylvania.
Lulu Constantine, de N. York
seenfrentara con Ellis Phillips,
de esta ciudad, a diez asaltos.
En- el torneo del Estado de
Pennsylvania, Bob Montgomery
81 negro, derrot6 a Make Sha-
piro, de New York, ell dia l de
diciembre
All vencedor en- las eliminacio
mes sc lie proclamara campe6n
de Pennsylvania.
La gaceta., 1942-12-15
DEVUELTOS MAS DE 10000
BILLETES DE ENTRADA
PARA Ell SUGAR BOWL

New Orleans, Die. 15-Para
economizar gomas y gasolina y
atender recomendaciones de la
las universidades de Tul-
sa y Tennessee, devolvieron 16
mil billetes de entrada que Sc les
mandaron para Ell Sugar Bowl.
Los 10000 seran vendidos en-
esta ciudad, segGn ell vicepresi-
dente del comite organizador
del gran eSpectaculo annual, A.
B. Nichols.
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E DIRECTOR
DEL BUFFALO

Buffalo, N. Y, Die. 15.-La
direction de los Bisontes de es-
ia ciudad, novena de la Liga In
ternacional, Sc ha confiado a
Gregory T. Mulleavy, mentor
que era de los Jamestowns Fail
cons, novena de la Liga Pony,
Glase d.
Sc di6 la noticia por ell admi-
nistrador general John c. Stigl-
meier.
La gaceta., 1942-12-15

para TRAFALGAR
en- una Bodega. Empleo fijc pa
ra la persona appropriate. Dirf-
jase al 2705 de E. Columbus DR..
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ST senor

ST senior
Compre la pintUra B.
l.. P. Solamente Sc VEN
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
Gale IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

time in the day rooms Of Michi-
gan forts camps and stations.
EARLY THIS year. Charles
Gchringer, the Tiger coach. who
is chairman of the leagues
sports committee. h ca d Q d a
group that lourneyed to Fort
Custer to survey the posts day
room needs.
Findings Of a special commit
tee were that as basic equip
ment a day rooms requires:
a thrcc-Seat Settcc. two large
leathcr-Seatcd chairs, l. straight
wooden chairs, a library table,
three small games tables, a ping
pong table. three lamps and dra-
perieS for the windows.
Mrs. Douglas explained furni-
ture and equipment going INTO
day rooms at Fort Custer will
be entirely new.
"SOmetime ago" said Mrs. d,
arrangements were completed
with manufacturers which en-
abled uS 10 contract for the fur
nishingS and equipment at Alb
sOlute Cost. Actually, the basic
furniture which we obtain at
the price of 1913 is worth
considerably more than this
amount"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Miss Ann Donald
Due on 2Ist

MISS ANN DONALD, daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. Douglas
Donald of st. Paul avenue, Will
return from Vassar the twenty
first TO spend her spring vaca-
ton.
MISS ANTOINETTE GAG
NIER, daughter of Mrs. Martin
Francis Gagnier Of Strathcona
drive, is among the unfortunates
at the u. of NJ who will not
enjoy a spring vacation. How
ever, she will hurry home the
day before Easter 10 don her
new bonnet for The Parade.
JOSEPH WALBRIDGE, son
Of Mr.. George B. Walbridge Of
Edison avenue, is still working
away in Philadelphia. and his
daughter. Jane, is very much oc-
cupied with her studies at
Wayne University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Leave Cuties Desolate

AND WHILE we're StiH
below the Mason-Dixon Line.
Semmes Van Dyke and Jim
Weckler. who had an apart
ment in Miami Beach. =. for
a couple of weeks :. are back
in town -.
Leaving desolation in
their wake among the
cuties
Men are pretty scarce =. /.
we heartfelt
However :. pretty Pat
Cameron who arrived in
the South recently 10 visit her
cousin. .Janey Briggs,
Will be kept so busy. >. {.
she probably won't care
whether or not gentlemen
are in attendance as her
schedule includes so much
motoring and deep sea
fishing :. and fitting about.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Junior Miss Beauty Formula
Sleep and Exercise
BY IDA JEAN KAN

GATHER AROUND, all you
teen age girls who think you
are TOO old 10 get enough sleep
or 10 play out Of doors. | want
10 tell YOU about a new term.
II is "mumph' girl and it is
what you might turn into.
1t connotes a wan, LSlesS. I'M
interested and undressing ex-
preston and a general lack OF
vitality. II has nothing whatever
in common with "oomph.'
The colncr Of this word is
Joan Newton. who has plenty Of
tho desirable quality. Joan is one
Of the leading players IN Junior
Miss She has already dIScov-
cred that il pays a woman 10
look younger than she Is She is
20 and appears 10 and that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
League Gets
Day Rooms
For Soldiers
BY JACK L. OLIVER

DURING THE last month, the
Army and Navy Recreation
League. Inc. has been able to
obtain sponsors for the furnish
ing of some 30 of the 118 SOL
diers' day rooms in the bar
racks of Fort Custer.
These glad tidings were made
known recently by the de luxe
Mrs. d. Dwight Douglas. presi-
dent of the league, which has its
headquarters at l243 Washing
ton boulevard.
Furnishings. games and other
impedimenta for the first of the
barracks club rooms will begin
arriving at the fort in mid
March.
SPONSORING ORGANIZA-
TIONS and individuals, accord
ing to Mrs. d. d. d. include:
Many additional groups and
individuals have pledged funds
to furnish day rooms through
the league. These include the
Detroit Edison Girls Club, the
Thrift Shop of Crosse Pointe, the
Little Garden of Crosse Pointe
and, jointly, the Ragan-Lide and
Alger Posts of the American
Legion.
Besides directly obtaining
sponsors for day rooms of forts
and naval stations in Michigan.
the league. il was pointed out
by Mrs. Douglas, is serving as a
clearing house for other patri-
otto organizations, assisting them
in providing the type of equip
ment needed TO contribute TO the
comfort and recreational we'll
being Of fighting men.
Through the leagues maChin-
cry. set up early this year, such
patriotic organizations as the
l.. S. O.. the Society of Colonial
Danes, the Daughters of Amer
lea and others are planning 10
provide the needed fittings and
equipment for day rooms.
1t was explained day rooms
are the social centers for COM
panies of troops leach of which
mum bers approximately 80
mem, and. in relation 10 the
barracks in which it is located.
a day room is comparable to
the living room in the average
home.
Mrs. Douglas said that furni-
ture is the primary need at this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Fail to Fete Duke

AND WHILE we're still IN
Miami Beach. -.
The DowaGers. were de-
feated in their efforts =. TO
entertain the Duke of Windsor
-. when he made his late
lamented visit 10 these shores.
He came in from Nassau
80. via airliner 800.
Affable and smiling as
always. ..
To confer with Navy officials
... and left the very next
day
He was deeply-tanned. -.
and hatless.
And wore pin-striped suit
-. of gray. -. and a veddy
dark tie. -.
Upon his arrival -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

occan-front at Palm Beach have
been offered TO the United
States Army and Navy officials
for the duration to be used as
ValeSc homes for
wounded service men.
One acknowledgements matron
has arranged TO transform the
first and second floors of her
100000 Palm Beach palace
into hospital wards and will
personally pay for all the equip
ment needed.
And there is gossip that the
Countess Szcchenyi has offered
the Nanderbiltian Breakers,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

utlook Is, According TO the Stars,
good reading, outdoor sports,
family affairs, research, visiting
museums. art galleries, the thea
ter most favored.
AUG. % TO SEPT. p
Virgo-Spark your efforts with
a charge of potent action guar
anteed to bring the required re-
suits.
SEPT. p TO OCT. p
Libr Excellent hours, APP
proving particularly of individu-
atty, items, personal interests,
romance. Call upon iovial. bright
hearted attitude to counteract any
heavy, difficult situations.
OCT. ~ TO NOV. p
ScOrpio-Some rather disturb
ing indications which urge you To
watch closely personal ite m s
business plans and moves, conf
Dental issues.
NOV. % TO DEC. p
SdgittdriUS - Your influences
coincide with those Of Scorpio
folk. Start the day right by
defeating it to God.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Copricorp-Be cautious about
your relations with associates
and the opposite sex. Move with
carefully measured step toward
your objective.
JAN. p TO FEE. %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aspects sug-
gest you follow your wcll-planncd
schedule, making the most Of
friendly indications Try 10 in
fuse others with your cherry.
happy disposition that all may
enjoy today fully, the right way.
FEB. p TO MARCH IN
Pisces - Interest yourself in
family and children's affairs.
Produce the necessary action to
complete IN minimum time your
duties, leaving balance Of the day
available for rest. relaxation.
possibly reorganization plans.
4 CHILD born on this doy
must learn tho Importance Of
consistent ambition and conf
dence. This individual has plenty
Of talent. but not enough 90
getiveness. Should maintain even
balance in everything for its
health's sake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Catholic 0rgdnist,s
School Adds 10 Staff

Two now teachers have been
added TO the School for Catholic
Organists for the second semester
starting March 9. IT was announced
BY F'r. Edward J. Majeske, direc
tor. The school is sponsored by
the Organlsts Guild Of Detroit
and is conducted at Sacred Heart
Seminary.
New members OF the schools
faculty are Franklyn ". MacFee,
organiSt Of ST. Mary downtown
parish. who Will teach the theory
Of organ. and Joseph Michard. or
Cani,t at St, Catherine Church.
who VIII have charge OF classes IN
choir direction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
In Mayfair
WITH
The CbabcroH

OTTO KERN Z. - onvaleso-
ing from shock AT The Tatem
-. is probably remembering
wildly. the train wreck he
survived. 80.
And in doing so Is
resting al The Tatem down
in Miami Beach "
Still suffering from dizzy
spells Mr.. X. is spending
all possible time on la beach.
Regaining his well known
equilibrium.
And trying to forget the
horrible scenes. he wit
messed which have been
haunting him 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Win Honors in Doubles

INCIDENTALLY. Miss
Briggs =. and her pal.
A d ele Connolly recently
won honors in the ladies'
doubles at the Bath Club
-. as did Mary Bull. =. and
Barbara Rumney.
Barbara Cox. Miss BIS
great friend from Dayton, o.
-. is down there, too. -.
And in the tennis-do e.
was paired with La Rumney
-. and darped if they didn't
win first prize ~.
Janey and her partner. -.
Betty Frost of Washington
-. tied for third place -. ..
while fifth went 10 Mile. Rum
ney and Mile. Connolly 49,.
The Mason p. Rumneys'
daughter 49,. by the way. &c.
is a guest at "Walbri Villa"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

EVERY ONE will know whose
towel is whose If they're en-
hroldercd in these Colorful His
or Her motifs. And cant you
soc how smart they'll make your
bathroom
Send II cents in coins for this
pattern 10 the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. 1925 Times
Square, Detroit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Dances and Hops Set

IN NEW HAVEN the
fraternities on the college side
will hold formal dances
-. this evening
And informal hops e.. this
afternoon and Sunday ....
The usual prom weekend
will feature - athletic events
80. glee club offerings
and all that
And Of the local charmers.
Lois Mackenzie daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Mackenzie is being seen
-. with Robert J. Huber ...
of this town e..
And Lorraine Caldwell. ...
Of the Pointe IS on the arm
Of Lewis a. Dibble Jr.
Of Bloomfield Hills ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Learn About
War Gardens

AN ARTICLE, Help Your
Country and Yourself With
War Garden" will he in The
American Weekly section of The
Detroit Sunday Times.
II explains how putting vege-
tables and flower seeds into the
ground Including some brand
new ones that you never heard
Of and making them grow, will
be good for your health, your
pockctbook and your morale.
II you've been wondering how
YOU could help in the national
effort, war garden is one an
Swcr. For full details. see the
American Weekly. tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

WINTER GROWN dollhouse
rhubarb ls on tho market now
and prices are quite reasonable.
j ha> q lovely bright pink color
and dohCIOu, tart flavor
Try n I'M tartN with port vino
In these. frcsh-Cu' rhubarb IS
marlnatcd Tor one hour IN fun
bodied sweet vino 10 give a
subtle flavor and delightful fra
GRANGE
These tartS are made with a
lattice top 20 reveal the doll
cafe pink Of 'hc filing The fol-
lowing recipe viii serve 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

I Comes In, ana rama " nat orr
a grand period. particularly in
private and romantic issues s.
Religion and home interests hold
first place on things to do Est.
JUNE p TO July p
Cdpccr-During this day dedi-
Gated to the Lord, give Him due
reverence. Quiet relaxation and
re-energizing Of tagged nerves
and depleted energy in good
order. Indulge a pet hobby, sport.
JULY - TO AUG. %
Leo $3.50 day. neither fair
nor foul. Church services. travel,
writing, wholesome activities,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
HIGH STEPPER

Homemakers and business
girls who are slaves to routine
would do we'll 10 devote 10
minutes TO exercise every day.
a kicking workout, shown
here by JOAN VALERIE of
the screen helps Danish nerv-
Gus tension and gets the bulges
that settle on hips and waist
line. Simply stand in a door
way, grasp the wall for sup
port and then kick swing
ing alternate legs high up, for
ward and backward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Nonett por,rait

up in Newport, r. l., as a hoSpi-
tai, for convaleScent soldiers,
sailors and marines. With its 100
rooms the Breakers, which has
been unoccupied for some five or
six years past, would be ideal
for a hospital.
What with the taxes taking
most of their income, their large
donations 10 various war drives,
the giving of the yachts and
homes to the government ii can
not be denied that the opulent
ones of society are going the
limit to help Uncle Sam win this
War-Sooner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Battle Due
For Millions
Of Furness
Ny MAuRY PAUL

NEW YORK, March There
PROMISES 70 be a very exciting
legal battle over tho large for
tune left by the late Lord
FurncSS.
That departed English peers
second wife Thclma Morgan
FurncsS CsiStcr Of Mrs. Reggie"
Vanderbilt intends TO fight for
the rights Of her young son. the
present Lord FurneSS. And ar
raNed against her Will be the
late Lord FurncSS' third wife
and widow. once known 10 New
York society as Mrs. Cameron,
SiStcr-in-law of Mrs. Cameron
Tiffany.
This last mentioned Lady
FurneSS continues 10 dwell on
the French Riviera and is await
ing Tholma FurneSS > initial move
IN the battle for the Furness
millions-or, what will be left
when this World War No. 2
comes TO an end
Young Tony" FurneSS. who
inherited his fathers title and
a small slice of the Furness
fortune, is in school out in Cali
fornia and there have been
rumors Thelma Morgan FurnesS
may become the wife of Ed
mund Lowe. the movie actor. /.
for one, doubt the latter. Thelma
knows she can best look after
her sons interests in an Eng
liSh court as Lady FHrncss.
| am inclined, however, to
place faith in the report which
has the little-known sister OF
the magical MorganS. " Con-
suelo Morgan ThaW. widow of
Benjamin Thaw Jr. Of Pitts
burgh. planning to marry for a
third time.
MANY WHO should know are
predicting there will be an open
break between Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney Gertrude Van
derbilU and her Sister-in-law,
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, now
that the latter's husband has
passed on. Friends have init
mated they continued to appear
on cordial terms due 10 Mrs.
Whitney's great affection for
her late brother Now, with the
general gone, there no longer
is any reason for Mrs. Whitney
or Mrs. Vanderbilt. TO, er, pre-
tend.
DON'T 81 surprised to hear,
officially. that several of the
largest private palazlooS on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

Look in the Section Your BWtbd,
For .SuuiaH Narch s.
MARCH n To APRIL n
aries Your first thoughts
should be Of God. Weekend ac-
tivities. travel. visiting those less
fortunate than you head today's
sponsored list
APRIL II TO WAY N
Tomus-keep your mind on
your chief tasks and routine. A
day for sanely cautious move
ment, especially in personal and
heart affairs.
MAY 3f TO June II
Gcmmi-Fine aspects presagc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Charles Oshei in Florida

CHARLES OSHEI. is
missing from the local scene
49,. and is 20 be found IN
Florida AT the Tatcm ..
where he has cabana &C.,.
Hell be returning .. before
very long 20 MS sumptu-
Gus apartment al the Park
stone. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Rhubarb Tarts
with Port Pinc1

% cups Sf'od foIr
teaspoon salt
cup shortening
cup cold water
. cups fresh Ihlbarb diced
cup port vino
= cups sugar
= tablespoons flour
! egg beaten
teaspoon lemon HIrc
teaspoon grated lemon rjnd
SIT ,ts 'hrr u |2r cups
flour and Tho saI' Cat iu short
eninC Until r j.. fhe consistency
OF coarse mcaI Add the water
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
ASSUMPTION COLLEGE

Or r ]. Pratt. Canadian poet
and English professor al Victoria
College. VIII speak IN tho Vanity
Thcatcr. Windsor, AZ $50 p. m.
Sunday. under auspices Of the As
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Likes Exercise

The thing is, she loves 10
exercise, She plays at some
sport every day of the week.
And what a figure she has! Bust,
80 y inches; waist. % inches;
hips, 32i2 inches. She is ) feet >
and weighs between 10S and 10
pounds.
| asked whether she ever has
10 worry about keeping her
weight up or down and she said
promptly, Yes, down! / like
TO eat-I eat all the time! Well,
anyway, she doesn't dict! And
she does eat the things all girls
who hope TO grow up TO be
beautiful should eat: lots Of
salads, vegetables, lean meats,
eggs.
She does not like milk, 50
makes up for that with ice
cream Sodas. Unless you arc
as active as Joan. | couldn't adj
wise the same course for YOU
not unless you want 10 gain
weight.
Where do you suppose this
corn-fed outdoor girl was born?
Right in the middle of Man
haitian.
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sleep, sun and air are the finest
beauty formula ever invented.
Hates Night Clubs
What about the rumors that
actresses spend their days IN
bed and their nights brighten
ing up cafe society? Il hate
night clubs" replies Joan casu-
ally. They are filled with
celebrities trying TO get a peck
at each other, and smoke. Smoke
is all right if you smoke. l
don't-and il hurts my eyes.
SO. Just pausing long enough
after the show for a light snack
and five minutes caliSthenicS.
which she docs al night because
she feels So energetic, Joan pops
into bed and comes close TO
sleeping the clock around.