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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-28
= Frances
oy Drake

dissenters, except where you can
help them see a better view by
sound advice.
FEB. Fl TO MARCH 20
PiSce8-1ou can advance In
some respects where others can
not today. Influences generally
favorable for new, more advan-
tageous moves, cementing worth
while business contacts, new
studies, training.
A CHILD born on this day:
The unusual intuition of this in
dividual causes it to dislike hav-
ing to give an explanation for its
reasons; generally it is correct.
Copyright, 1912, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-28
Massage
Helps Firm
Face Muscles
BY DONNA GRACE

IT Is possible to reduce full
or fat faces while the rest Of the
body remains status quo. There
are facials and face exercises
that are quite effective.
We believe, however, the
average full face usually goes
right along with an overweight
body. There are exceptions we
know, but those whose face is
unusually full are generally, over
weight for their height or bone
structure.
Many mature women and
some younger ones, too. believe
that keeping the face full means
retaining youthful contours. In
most cases, the contrary is true.
There is no beauty in thin
necks and hollow cheeks but
even thinness is preferred to the
fat rolls that only obliterate
youthful contours.
Bone Structure
The bone structure of the face
should determine its contours
and serve TO control the slender
ness or the robustness in which
one may indulge. High, broad
cheek bones along with rather
large jaw bones should not be
further padded.
The few actresses or screen
stars whose faces are full must
have some other unusual beauty
requisite to subdue their unde-
sirable facial lines.
Fashion models know they will
not be given a glance If they do
not keep their facial contours
slender.
Many beauty salons have spe-
cial facial reducing methods.
The treatments consist of exer-
eises, packs and molding mas
sage. Placid muscles must be
moved and brought into action.
This means some stretching as
well as firming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-28
Reducing Program

Tn tomorrow's article I will
>putline a general program that
will enable those of you who
weigh much too much 10 get the
upper hand of the fat--and get
more fun out of living.
You probably do not need TO
lose anything like 100 pounds,
but you will be Just as pleased
with your new appearance and
with the way you feel as the
courageous rcducer who did. She
should prove quite an inspiration
TO you
Copyright, 1912, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-28

REMEMBER THE Fourth of
July parade when you were a
kid! And how your young spine
used to Jingle when the home
town band went marching by,
playing the national anthem?
Maybe it's been years since
you felt q thrill like that-par-
ticularly if you've gone through
two or three wars since. All
this flag-waving, all these pa
triotic speeches-after a while
they leave you a little cold. OF
course, you love your country.
You'd swat any one who said
you didn't. But. oh we'll
That's the way / felt when
they asked me to see that pre-
view of Yankee Doodle Dandy"
Just another musical comedy"
says 10 myself. Just a bigger
bunch of glamour gals and theme
songs. What's the use?"
Yet / went. And I'll always
be a greater and more grateful
American because I did.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-28

ONE DRESSMAkER suit that
can be toned down to a spectator
look ought TO be the mainstay
of the trip. If it's like the one
sketched, with the detachable
mink-tail jabot, that's perfect.
Start adding blouses and
sweaters, next. You'll find there's
one for every time of day /.
every sort of occasion.
Shirtwaists, simple or modi-
fed, can't be beat for general
daytime wear so have at
least a couple.
by ALL means, invest few
dollars in one of the new be-
ruffled sweaters or jersey shirts
that are tip-top fashion these
days. They're tea-party proper.
And for dinner with candle
light (short dress AFFAIR.", have
yourself a Cutlery blouse.
If it's TO be worn with a
black skirt. do. please. buy a
black blouse. They're sensa-
tional now. And disguise that
suit idea. when you want TO
look dressed-to-the-teeth.
Throw in an extra dress or
two. if you like, but do travel
light.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-28

MARCH 81 TO APRIL 90
Arics-An all-round good day
for an ambitious, cheerful Aries
native. IL you've more TO do
than usual, take it with smile,
realize your fine capability and
LIZ. 4. Xn,,1I anhia.a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-28

IT Is possible to reduce full
or fat faces while the rest Of the
body remains status quo. There
are facials and face exercises
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-28
Your Horoscope


Frances Drake.
The Detroit Times,
l21S Times Square. Detroit. Mich.
PLEASE SEND MY INDIvID-
UAL HOROSCOPE. PERSONAL
DAILY G UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the last six
months of 1917.
was Born,
Month. .............. Day. .....
S<s1 Sc and ,SeIf-Aiiyssssi
StSmted Encdots
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-28
Own Life Reflected

Yes, you'll be seeing all this
and many another detail of a
gloriously inspired, gay. young
heart that has never grown old
and that faced failure as well as
success with gallant impudence.
But you'll also see something
more.
You'll see your own life re-
fiected as it has never been be-
fore your own hopes and
heartbreaks, triumphs and f1ops
that have not only filled your
years but have helped to build
America.
The whole darn country
squeezed into one pair of pants"
That was and is the secret OF
George M. Cohan's genius, and
of James Cagney's deeply NOV
ing Interpretation. And never
have we needed that story as we
need il today, particularly we
who must serve wordless and
waiting in the back-line trenches.
Not for us the murderous ex-
element of the battlefield. But
there weren't only bright lights
for George Conan either. And
there was many a dark hour
without fireworks.
Getting . Start
A little man sitting in a dingy
theater alcove. picking out the
rhythm of over There" a
hungry youngster, going from
door TO door. seeking to sell his
lyrics, being kicked out; a man.
disgraced unfairly, watching his
friends depart across forbidden
ways. seeing suddenly the sign
of his vindication.
Then dancing there IN the
night, without audience or APP
plause. alone in the spotlight Of
his own courage to the tempo Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-28

We have worked out good
facial and neck exercises that
will not only keep the muscles
active but normalize flabby or
fat tissues. Those who find il
possible should go 10 a beauty
salon for this special work.
Trained operators are expert
in relieving muscle tenseness.
They not only manipulate the
back of the neck nerve center
but include the whole spinal col
umn.
While strokes for the face
muscles are always upward. neck
and throat muscles may be
firmed with the down and push
ing-back strokes. One of the
good firming strokes easy to do
at home is the open palm pres
sure from front 10 back.
Place the open palms on either
sides of the face and push back.
The roll of tissue pushed back is
then pressed firmly between the
hands. Use the lower wrist for
this firm pressure. Repeat the
movement many times during
the day.
Salt Packs
EPSON salt packs can be eff
fective for this firrning. Puff
ness disappears quickly under
such treatment. Soak a small
Turkish towel or a several
thickness piece of gauze in hot
EPSON salt solution and cover
the face and neck. Repeat the
hot application three times.
When il begins to cool after
the last application, leave it on
while you stroke over it with
piece of ice.
1t takes time and patience to
firm face and neck muscles.
The tissues are delicate there
fore manipulations must be gen.
tie though firm. Regular courses
of first, daily messages. then
two or three every week will
bring satisfactory results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Civilian Protection
Group Formed
Builders. Engineers
to Seek Raid Shelters

At a meeting held in the Rack
ham building last week, steps were
taken TO organize committee
from the building industry in De-
troit 10 cooperate with the ctiy's
civilian defense committee.
Joseph p. Wolff. commissioner Of
Buildings and Safety Engineering.
who called the meeting, told the
group that the building depart
ment has inspected all suitable
type one buildings for the purpose
of designating the safest available
places of refuge in the event of an
air raid and is proposing TO carry
on this program 10 include other
types of buildings.
At the meeting the group dis
cussed ways and means of develop
ing an organization consisting of
volunteers from organizations in
the building and engineering fields
to carry on the extended program
of finding and designating suitable
air raid shelters. The program
will be under the jurisdiction OF
the director of the local OCD. To
do this the services of a number
of volunteers among the architects,
builders and engineers are needed.
They are to be designated as
shelter engineers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Ideal Home Furnished,
Designed for Comfort
BY JANE MOWERS

Somebody. sometime along in
February, when the Builders Show
comes 10 a close, is going TO fall
heir to the cutest little bundle of
house we've seen in a dogs age.
That somebody could be you, of
course, providing you hold the
lucky ticket. All the better if
you're a war worker, for the house
was designed and built and fur
nished especially with war work
erS life In mind.
IN the first place, It's at 1924
Evergreen road spot about
80 minutes from downtown via the
DSR. It's just a half mile from
the Grand River express bus and
only a quarter Of a block from the
Fenkell bus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Back From Capital

uEROLD C. WOODRUFF, head
H of the realty firm bearing his
name, has returned TO Detroit
kfrom Washington. lie was, sent
There TO represent the Detroit
real estate board on the national
realtors committee which con-
ferred with officials of the
homes use service of the Ma
tional Housing Association rela-
tive to the details OF the con-
version program for homes for
war workers.
Woodruff stated that plans
are going forward locally for the
cooperation by realtors with
the homes registration bureau,
Hole and other agencies in
voived, as well as in assisting
property owners not familiar
with the procedure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Protest
Realtors Balk at High Fees
of Building Inspecting

Reports by members of the
management division of the
Detroit Real Estate Board to
Chairman Frank T. King of the
charging of high fees for inspec-
tons of buildings by the Board OF
Health, led to a discussion and
passage of resolution by the divi-
sion last week requesting the board
of directors of the board to pro
test to the City Council the max
ing of these charges. One repor
concerned a building with a larg,
number of beds, where the fee wa
81 per bed in addition TO the basic
fee for the building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Recreation Area

A LARGErecreation area, BOMB
IA feet. which can be furnished
as a recreation room, a den. a
playroom or whatever the fam
lily desires, is located at the foot
OF the stairs in the basement.
The basement also contains a
large fruit closet, generous laun-
dry space, circulating warm
air furnace. equipped with coal
stoker, and large fuel room
which holds enough coal for an
average winter season. A door
IN the basement leads to the
back yard.
One OF the features which is
consistently carried out in every
detail of the home. is the SUBJ
shutting of nonessential mate
rial for that which is needed by
the government. For example,
in the front vestibule there is a
new type loaded window which
provides unusual lighting. and
instead Of the usual brass or
glass door knobs, they have used
plastic, which makes a very
attractive handle.
The home has been completely
furnished by the j. l.. Hudson
Company for a family of four. a
father, mother and two young
daughters. Joseph Hoffman is
the builder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Elect Real Estate
Board Officers

AT a meeting of the board of d.
rectors of the Detroit Real Estate
Board last week the following Off
GERS for 1913 were elected:
Arthur F. Bassett, vice president
of the Detroit Trust Company. was
elected president of the board;
Samuel j.. Slavens, head OF
Slavens Contract and Mortgage
Company, vice president; j. E.
MCGOWAN of the National Bank
of Detroit, secretary, and Lewis
II. Haskins of Reaume q Silloway.
Inc. and manager of the David
Stott Building, was elected treas
urer. Haskins was the secretary
of the board last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Open Daily

STARTING this Sunday, the
~ home will be open to the public
from 10 a. m. 10 9 p. m. Satur-
days and Sundays and from l
p. m. TO 9 p. m. on week days.
Ownership of the home is not
restricted in any way, however
1t must be occupied by a war
worker for a temporary period
OF II months.
The 1943 Detroit Builders
Show will be held in Conven-
ton Hall from February u
through 81. The home will
be given away during that
period. In the meantime. don't
fail to pay the house a visit. II
Is worth your while.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Along
Rea Ity
Row
Builders Show
Model Home Opens
to>Public Sunday
By MAURICE WALKER
Detroit Times Real Estate Editor


THIS Sunday is the big day.
L For weeks now people have
been watching and waiting for
the structure at 1924 Evergreen
road, near Fenkell avenue, TO be
completed. Now it is ready for
public inspection.
The cause for all this curiosity
is the twenty-first annual Ideal
Home erected by the Detroit
Builders Show. This years
model is a radical departure
from the long line of Ideal
Homes and well lives up to its
title of a War Workers Home.
1t is the type of house that will
appeal TO a greater majority of
people than the larger models of
previous years.
Designed and built as the chief
educational exhibit of the 1943
Detroit Builders Show TO be
held in February, the attractive
one-story brick home is located
on an sc by $50 foot handicapped
lot. 1t has been planned to show
what can be done under war
time conditions in the $4,000
price field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

davenport and very luxurious
feather print rug.
For that necessary splash Of con-
trast, the draperies and a sturdy
wing-back chair are done in cherry
red chintZ, beflowered with white
and gray blossoms.
One wall boasts a mahogany
breakfront, which houses the fam
lily desk, book shelves and the
Sunday-best china. There's also
table-siZed chest, and a built-in
bookcase-cupboard, 10 provide al
the storage space you could need
The room has a quiet charm
with its graceful Duncan Phyfe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

north of Alaska. In reality, it
roosts right in the middle of every
thing.
Moreover. it's close TO shopping
centers, for the sake of the little
woman.
The house itself is a very stream
lined version of the rose-covered
cottage and not a bit more expen-
sive in upkeep. The outside is red
brick, with plenty of white-sashed
windows 10 make it coy.
Large Coat Closet
AS you enter, there's a mite
sizsd hallway papered in yellow,
with an ample coat closet lined in
turquoise. The turquoise carries
over into the living-room for walls,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Colonial Model

THE model is a modern colo
L NAL type of sandy red brick
with an asphalt single roof. You
enter the house from a front ter
race, stepping into a'colonial en-
trance way with spacious
<nlothes closet. In the living
kom, which is 20 feet by Is feet
a inches, there are three large
windows overlooking the front
lawn. The walls are painted and
in one corner is a built-ln book
case.
Behind the living room is an
attractive kitchen where all
equipment is compactly CEN
tered. The many cupboardS will
please the ladies' eyes and in adj
dition there is a broom closet.
Between the living room and
kitchen is a large closet which
the owner will find very useful.
At one end of the room you will
find space available for comfort
able dining quarters: These
walls are paneled in pine 10
carry out the dining room effect.
There are two bedrooms. both
with cross ventilation and gen
erous lighting. with windows
planned TO permit proper ar
rangement of the bedroom furni-
ture without obstructing light or
cir. Each bedroom has two win
dows. The tile bath adjacent 10
the larger bedroom. is equipped
with both bath tub and tub
shower. The entire room is tiled
from the floor, halfway 10 the
ceiling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Index

The index to The Detroit
Times Classified Advertis-
ing Section appears on Page
4. Use Times Want Ads for
Best Results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

Within a 10-mile radius, there
are several large defense plants,
plus the Ford Rouge plant only IL
miles away. and Willow Run about
40 minutes off. And we thought
at first the model home was just
La gaceta., 1942-12-15
BATISTA DECLARE U
LOS PASSES LATINOS O.
V~ACIONARIAN LA INVA-
SION DE ESPANA POR
LOS ALIADOS

New York, Die. 15.-Pregun-
tado por los periodistas neoyor-
Quinos sobre cual seria Ell efec-
to en- la America Latina de una
invasion de Espana por los Alia
dos, el mayor general Fulgencio
Batista, presidente de Cuba, de-
caro- que tai invasion seria bien
recibida Y ovacionada en- los pue
bios que hablan ell idioma espa.
iiOl.
"Tal movimiento obtendria Ell
apoyo de toda la America"
Agreg6 Batista que las auto
ridades militares de Cuba han
.realizado un Elective trabajo
contra los espias de la Falange
Espahola y otras organizacio-
La gaceta., 1942-12-15

dea de Buna, mientras la avia-
dion ponia en- fuga a una eScua-
3ra, compuesta por cruceros y
destructores, que intentaba des-
embarcar refuerzoS.
La ocupacion de Coma Sc arun
ci6n ell pasado jueves. No sc
mencionan en- ell despacho SObre
Buna nj la Mission nj ell aer6dro-
mo.
Los barcos iaponeses fuero1
divisados frente a Madang, en-
la costa noroeste de la Nueva
Guinea.
La aviaci6n aliada los persi-
gui6 por Ell estrecho de Vitiaz y
hasta La embocadura de Mann
bare.
MuchOs soldados japoneses Sc
arrojarOn al aqua y murieron
ahogadoS.
AL enemigo Sc lie destruyeron
mumerosas barcas y abasteci-
mientos.
La gaceta., 1942-12-15
BAJ0 Ell PRECIO DE LA
CARNE DE GANADO VA
CUNO

Chicago, Die. 15.-Baj6 aver
en- so ~centavos las Glen libras
d precio de la carne del ganado
acuno. Los nuevos cielos rasos,
we entraran en- vigor manana.
{ eron anunciados la semana pa
sada por la 0PA.
Sc intarpreta la baja como ur
Ito de la Interpretation dada
y EOS mataderos a la orden de
Ia OPA.
Las Glen libras de carne de
eros j6venes Sc vendian desde
S13.25 a $3.50.
Los precios bajaron entire q
Y so centavos, comparados cor
les del pa ado viernes.
La carne de vacas, toros Y be,
cerros baj6 entire Is y so cents
La gaceta., 1942-12-15
HAN G A UN COM.
PLETO ENTENDIMIENTO
LOS RUSOS Y LOS TUROOS

Ankara, Turquia, Die. Is
Las relaciones turco-sovieticas
tienen va una base s6lida y este
significa un nuevo acercamien.
to entire Turquia y la Union So
Wet.
EStuvo laborando en- favor
de- a~cercamiento ell DR.. Stein
hardt, embajador de los ESta-
dos Unidos..
Rompiendo la tradici6n, ell pri
mer miniStro S~aracglu hizo una
vista a la embajada rusa, con-
ferenciando durante dos horas
cen ell embajador sovieticO, Ser
gel Vinogradoff, que es su ami
go.
Dsspues de esta conversation
81 embajador Steinhardt hizo u
ma vista, de mas de una bora,
al miniSterio de Negocios Elk
tranieros. Tienese entendido
que ell ministro, human Mena-
mencioglu, lie di6 un compDeto
informe sobre 10 tratado entire
ell ~diplomatico uso y Ell Premier.
Dicese que hos primeros en-.
proriciar la buena labor desa-
rrollada 10 fueron Mr.. Wendell
Wilkie Y Steinhardt.
Turquia venia miranda con
La gaceta., 1942-12-15
HA C"-GRIBADO % AVIO
MES Ell CAPTAIN FOSS

Washington, Die. 14.-En e.
dc pacho del almirante Nimiz
sc di6 aver la noticia de que 81
JalpitaK Jose Foss, de p amos.
lie Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
tiene derribados va % aviones
Japoneses, "Ceros" 16 de clos.
ESas proezas las reaSiz6 en-
5eis semanas de combatas en-
Guadalcanal y Ell I'm total de so
vuelos.
Manda su escuadrilla ell CO.
man6ante Leonard X. Davis, de
Coronado, California. Ell grupo
de ocho aparatos que manda
Foss es conciodo como 81 "Circo
Vsdor" y tiene a su credito AZ
ae1 Oplanos del enemigo.
La gaceta., 1942-12-15

estudiar las medidas ~necesarias
para preservar 81 estabilidad y Sc
guridad."
Buena voluntad
FL Presidente Roosevelt con-
tinuo:
"Esto caracteriza la elevada
buena voluntad que prevalece entire
~nuestros respectivos gobiernos.
"Signifca adn mas. Els sfmbolc
autentico de nuestra inquebranta-
BILE resolucian y de nuestra supreme
fe de u arrojaremos de las Filipi.
mas hasta Ell 1ltimo soldado de
Iejercito japones."
"Pese al hecho de que la banders
extranjera de un alevoso agresol
ondea sobre la Comunidad Filipino
las Naciones Unidas celebran no!
este aniversario de su asociada ma
joven con suprema confianza en- II
Victoria final"
Ell Presidente Quezon dijo, e.
parte:
"Hace un aho, al celebrar un act
semejante al de hoy, rodeado d
mis- compatriotas en- Manila, ase
gur9 al mundo que, en- ell case d
aue los EstadOs Unidos Sc viese'
envueltos en- este con1icto, lucha
lrfamos a su lado hasta ell ultim
,momento, Veinti1n dias despue
J Ide esta declaration ell Jap6n atac
, alevosamente a las Filipinas y {
-mundo entero es testigo de 10 gu
Shan hecho los ilipinos en- defens
a de su patria y de la bandera de lo
a Estados Unidos. Vertieron su saI
-lgre heroica y en- la forma espol
tanea que 10 hicieron sus compan'
alros norteamericanos."