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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
HOROSCOPE By 1 5,.p.s'
Look the Section Yo Birthday Comes In and Find What
Your Outlook Is According TO the Stars,
For Thursday. March I.
AUG. IS TO SEPT. 2S

AUG. ~ To SEPT. %
Matters awaiting COM
pletion or final details, new vital
undertakings, improvements. ex-
pansion under benefic influences.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. 20
Librd-You can add new twists
and ideas whatever you are doing
and thus give them added attrac-
ton. Let nothing deter you from
getting ahead in your job today.
OCT. % TO NOV. 22
!ScOrpiO - Industrial workers,
technicians, clerks, secretaries,
artists in all professions, execu-
tives in government and other
important organizations. sales
people, economists are among the
lucky today
NOV. 90 TO DEC. 92
Sdgittdrius-Very generous in
huences for promoting worthy
enterprises and all work that is
eonstructively purposeful. Go
after new business. Favorable
for heart and home interests, too.
DEC. % TO Jan. 2I
Cdpric0rR-Those new things
you've been wanting to investi-
gate and try and difficult persons
TO contact tackle t h e m now.
Everything indicates advance
ment for you who wish and try.
JAN. 90 TO FEB. 90
AqHdrius-A. NJ. particularly
favors maritime and naval inter-
ests, mental work, problems re-
curing keen intuition, imagina-
ton and planning; after noon
favors the unusual, albeit SUBJ
stantial. things and all activities
and interests for the public's
good.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 90
Pisces-The extensive program
favored for Aquarians, charitable
and social functions are on your
recommended schedule.
A CHILD born on this day:
Neptune and Jupiter hold sway
in your sector, indicating UNI
usual success possible in a most
artistic and out of the ordinary
manner. A delightful, magnetic
personality though ofttimes too
emotional and indecisive for its
own good.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Two Exercises

Begin by clevating the hips
until your body is in straight
line from chest TO toes. Slowly
lower hips 10 floor and press
small Of back down against
floor. Repeat six times, gradually
increasing 10 i.
From the same position, raise
hips in straight line, then fiex
alternate knees 10 chest; or,
raise hips in straight line. then
raise alternate legs, knees
straight, 10 right angle with
trunk. finally, with hips in
straight line. try circling hips.
Between each of these ex-
orclSeS you should lower hips TO
floor. dig small of back down
into floor, and then relax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

settle your problem. Nice for
the youngsters who prefer the
floor 10 a card table, despite the
soiling effect on the cards.
For Is cents you NAV buy q
larger score pad which states on
each page the rules and regula-
tions. if you want to use your
own cards. It's very inexpensive
fun these days. when Mr.. and
Mrs. John Q. Public are hugging
the homefires.
For shopping information, call
Cherry $500, line BAT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
BY JANE MOWERS

HAVE YOU been reading
Josephine Culbertson's articles
on gin rummy now running in
The Detroit Times It's the
game Of the year. and every one
who plays il likes II.
Before long. if not already.
gin rummy will be running neck
to-neck with bridge or pinochle
in the great American fancy.
You see. il answers the need for
a two-person game, although
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Million 2in+s Of Blood
Needed for Army and Navy
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS
NOmPn'S Editor, The Detroit Times

reaches for the kit It's "A
square cardboard package. con-
tanning two sealed tin cans. Dl-
rcctlons are printed on the cans
which are opened up with
"a key like a can OF sardinoS.
Inside each can is a bottle :.
one of the piaSma. another Of
he distilled water. There's a
Njerili2cd needle. the necessary
hose and the bottle equipped
with traps 10 hang nose down
Tor the TRANSMISSION. Directions
arc 50 complete that an anna
tour could almost give II.
Tho soldier slowly opens his
Cycs feel better, Doc.
YOU have saved his life e.
With that pint Of blood YOU gave
.omc SIX months before.
Please telephone
Md so You scr. giving 4 pint
nj blood Is service Of no small
account. Almost any one can
give who IS in good health.
The greatest difficulty tho
Red Cross l. having 49,. Is that
people want IN Just drop IN e.
instead of telcphonlnE for an
appointment which means
go. sometimes the waiting room
Is filed 10 overlooking the
next day there's nobody.
BY tclcphOnlng Tor an appoint
wcut the work can be spread
oUt so that doctors and nurses
VIII bc kept busy all OF the time
but not too busy some Of the
tine and those offering TO
donate -. VIII not be required
20 wait II YOU wish 10 give
pln' NJ blood do telephone
for appointment. won't YOU ....
The number Is Temple i-77S5.
Age Limits
The age limit for giving dona-
torS Is ~ 10 60 Young people
will be taken at the age Of IS,
provided they have tho written
consent OF parents or the
consent of a husband for young
women. provided the husband Is
oVcr y.
Some people arrange 10 20
m groups For instance. NcStcr-
DAY II teachers from the
Hampton School came together
80. To donate.
'Twould be 4 nice thing for
a club 10 do but>bc sure 10
make an appointment
The blood center a. Cas- and
AleNandrinC. by The way, Is the
only one in Michigan They
also have mobile unit which
will ga anywhere within a "a
duS OF 40 miles 49,. 10 groups oi
100 or moro.
RemCmhcr The telephone mum.
her for appointment -. Tenn
pie 1-77S5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Fifteen Minutes

Fifteen minutes later he walks
out o.. good bye 81. ne waves
his hand and is on his way.
That goes on from 10 IN the
m, ming till 6 AT night.
Back IN the refrigerator stand
rows Of bottles containing the
donations ready 10 be
shipped 10 tho laboratory where
they will he changed into the
plaSma that Is 10 save thousands
Of lives.
Whoever discovered human
blood can be converted into a
powder that can he shipped any
where on the face of The earth
60. gave something 10 Tho world
Tho blood plaSma kit Is nothing
short OF 4 miracle.
Over IN the Jungle a soldier is
dying "a tranfuSion may save
him
And so the army doctor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

be ice cold The boric solution
may he placed IN the rofrigcr-
ator and a few cubes Of ICE
dropped ~ the basin with the
cold towels
4 boric solution is made by
diSsolvIng n tcaSpoonful of horic
acid powder IN a pint OF boiling
water
Thin Faces
While u may sound paraioSl-
cal We can assure YOU that the
same treatment used for slim
ming will serve 10 firm and help
10 round out thin cheeks and
neCkS This is because OF the
stimulation OF both the muscles
and skin, IN addition 10 the firm.
Inc strokes
When the face Is unusually
thin while tho body retains rolls
and bulgeS II Just means that
one must concentrate on more
body exercise. Brisk walks.
good stretched posture and deep
breathing along with my Ten
Day Diet will soon show results.
Keep a check on your figure
with the aid Of tho booklet. Ten
Day Diet. It's composed Of fill
ing, but mountaineering goods that
may be prepared AZ home or
easily procured At hotels or
restaurants.
To obtain II. send , cents IN
com 10 Donna Grace Beauty
Editor, The Detroit Times, De-
troit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
BY DONNA GRACE

THERE ARE A number of
methods for frmIng face and
neck muscles but we will give
you the most effective one for
homo use. The following is mar
velous for oily skin or blemiSheS.
Begin with cleansing cream
and when this is removed. have
ready A hot compress. This will
he A small bath towel soaked IN
a hot solution of boric acid.
Cover the face and neck with
The towel, a. n cools repeat the
operation so the towel will he
really hot on the face. Do this
three times then cover face with
dry towel and dry.
Repeat
OILY skin will not need much
Of the rich massage cream. but
apply thin film of cleansing
cream for massaging and Slim
Nnlng strokes. The slimminc
trokes must be done every day.
Pay attention 10 the eyelids and
tissue around the eyes, stroke
gently, use tips of first and
second finger 10 stroke the
brows, stroke towards the tenn
pies.
The second finger of both
hands IS used for removing verti-
cal, frown lines. Press firmly
on nose. between the eyes, press
and stroke upward 10 hairlinc
When the massage IS finished
you will apply the congresses
again, but this application Will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

HOW CAN I rio nv hit 10 help
vim the war, people are asking.
Nell. there's plenty Of work for
all and As time goes on each Of
lS viii find our particular niche
Right now. however. there 5
-omcthInG almost every ono can
do and that Is 10 give A pint of
blood 10 the American Red
Cross
Their quota for tho next IS
months 10 supply our fight
ne army and navy us l0uG
"n rJrtS a pint from cacn
Individual.
II giving a pint Of blood sounds
Ike a dlsagICcablc ordeal. you
ought N visit the blood donor
station AT CasS and AlcNandrlno
md sec now Simple IT really U.s..
Here's How!
You arc first c>arincd ny
physician who determine, whC'a-
CT YOU arc physically ~.
You arc then given q glass OF
orange Juice or tea # YOU
prefer, \ doctor and a nurse
chat with you As you give yoW
pint and all tho while you
are comfortably relaxed on
hospital cot.
You then rest IN minutes.
have another glass OF Grange
JUICE or tea and a sandwich
and YOU depart, feeling %,
nipblc as when YOU went IN.
ItS>aS simple IS all that.
is the moSt interesting place
I have over visited people
from all walks OF life just
dropping in for Is minutes 10
do their part We saw n couple
of well dressed business men
chatting amiahlv o.. tho nurse
calls Mr. Blank ana one
of them disappears into the Of
flCc.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Trim MidsecIio

There's one thing about
muscles. they can always be
recharged and brought back 10
life. You can put your midSec-
ton into trim with five 10 10
minutes exercise daily.
Start off right by taking ex-
erciSes 10 counteract the ten
dency Of the Abdominal wall 10
sag. Your first exercises should
be with feet elevated on a low
stool as YOU lie on your back
on the floor.
There are number OF eX-
erciSes which can be taken IN
this position and which help TO
return the organs TO their nor
NAL place and TO strengthen
your abdominal muscles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

These are the tailored classics you'l
wear through the spring and summer Al
left is a spun rayon, IN red. brown or
green with contrasting border AT $79S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Keep Natural
GirdIe Trim
By Exercise \
BY IDA JEAN KAN

AMONG OUR natural re-
sourceS-about which you may
have forgotten entirely is A
muscular glrdle that will wear
forever.
Your figure may not show IL
but you are fitted out with a
perfect network of muscles from
the lower ribs 10 the upper rim
of the hipboneS.
These muscles are constructed
10 exert a power-pull against
gravity, 20 hold the internal
organs in their proper place in
spite OF this continual down.
ward tug. They are also de-
signed to give you nice, fiat
line in front.
But if you let these muscles
become flabby, they cannot sup
port you properly and the
organs sag As time goes on.
the unused muscles become
interlarded with fat and the
Sagglng becomes more pro-
nounced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14

Six-year-old Patricia Ann Jour
dan sat wide-eyed and happy in
the very frcnt row, middle, of the
Shubert Lafayette Theater. She
giggled and laughted til the tears
came as Joe f. Brown did a
command performance es-
pecially for her.
wv ere sweethearts, you
know" said Joe back-stage after
the performance as he and Patsy
chatted.
Doctors have told Patsy's
mother, Mrs. Mary Jolirdan, 931S
Laura street, that Patsy has in
durable disease. They give her
about a year to live.
When Joe F.. Brown learned
that Patsy wanted to see him
make some of those funny faces
he's famous for, Joe invited her,
her mother and grandmother. Mrs.
Frances Christopher, TO per-
Torrance.
He made il an extra perform
ance by winding up with a story
about a big pussy cat and tiny
mouse dedicated to his friend
Patsy.
Back-stage Joe admired Patsy's
gay red and blue plaid dress and
the pert red bow in her soft brown
hair. Patsy told Joe about her
brother, David Lee, a, at home.
She had her picture taken with
Joe on the big theater stage and
blinked at the camera.
How did she like the show?
ITS SWELL" were about the
only words Patsy could find.
Joe thought Patsy was pretty
swell, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14
Maine
BaIIOtinS
Today

WASHINGTON, Sept IA ClNS)
Maine holds its general election
today, furnishing the first acid test
of public opinion since the United
States entered the war.
Political scouts back from Maine
seemed to agree that the Repub-
licans will win the gubernatorial
and senatorial races there, and
probably in two of the states
three congressional districts.
Former Gov. Louis J. Brann. a
Democrat, is given a good chance
of being elected 10 Congress in
the first district, embracing Port
land. A light vote generally in
Maine was forecast.
In anticipating that Maine will
60 Republican, politics were con-
cerned more about the ratio of
Republican 10 Democratic votes
for clues to national sentiment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14
Dempsey Wins
N. Mexico Vote
SEEK AGREEMENT

SANTA FE. y. NJ. Sept. Il
tINS).-Former Undersecretary OF
the Interior John J. Dempsey,
winner of the Democratic nomi-
nation for governor OF New
Mexico in a bitter political battle
with former Judge Bryan Johnson
Of Albuquerque. today thanked
party members for his nomination
after Johnsons hackers conceded
the ex-judge's defeat.
Returns from 469 precincts gave
DEMPSEY a lead of approximately
10000 votes.
Senator Carl A. Hatch (D),
author of the Hatch "clean poll
tics" bill. was renominated in a
walkaway race with J. j. Clarke
and r. A. Putney. Both of Hatch's
rivals conceded defeat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14
Company Chief
Cuts $4,000
Pay TO $4,000

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. II (INS),
John B. Hawley Jr.. president
of the Northern Pump Company
today announced that he was
voluntarily limiting his annual
income, after taxes, 10 S25, DOC
in conformity with the recon-
Imendation by President Roosevelt
Last year, Hawley stated, his
salary totaled S44S.000.
Hawley made public a letter Ia
the President:
"My salary for many years
has been a small percentage of
the volume of business of the
Northern Pump Company, and
for the year prior to Pearl Har-
Dor was Si4S,00O.
"YOur recent recommendation
that salaries should be limited
TO $4,000 per year, after taxes,
in the best interests of the war
effort Is reasonable. My salary
for this year has been reduced
to conform with your recon-
mendatiOn."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14
EsUHRlOr
Costs a
Fortune

EAST ORANGE, N. j., Sept. IL
(INS).--Last January, "someonep
told Mrs. Ada V. Goldsmith, 4
year-old widow, that the United
States was in imminent danger of
invasion.
She became alarmed, police re-
lated today, and withdrew all her
money-S23, 26.48-from the bank
and hid it in the piano in her
home.
Now the money has disappeared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14
8 Regional PdrIeys
Planned for Teachers

LANSING. Sept. IA. tUP). -
Eight regional conferences for
Michigan's $4,000 teachers will be
held in October. Stressing educa-
tons part in the war program,
A. j. Phillips, executive secretary
of the Michigan Education Asso-
citation, said today.
Two meetings will be held in
Detroit, one October 8 and 9, and
the other October %, 80 and 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14
Shun Into|erdnt,
Voters Advised

In a prediction statement IS
sued by the executive committee
of the Detroit Round Table OF
Catholics, Jews and ProtestantS
today the voters of Detroit and
Michigan were urged 10 shun the
preachings of the intolerant.
I'VE recognize" said the COM
mittee. "as a menace 10 democ-
racy and the survival of our ma
tional ideals any form of intOl-
erance against any man or any
group that Is based on pre- judice
because OF race, creed or color"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14

On May %, this corner chron.
icled the amazing prediction by
13-year-old Theresa Alessi, on the
outcome of the election in the
Ford local of the JAW, of which
her father. Jim. is a member.
She had a dream in which she
didn't like rice, so since Pat Rice
was running against Paul Ste
Marie, she predicted Rice's defeat
;. and was right.
But now Theresa has become
"Tressa" the child psychic, who
predicts things OF Notwithstanding
consequence-for a fee, of course
and now, it's visions" by which
she does it.
Her latest visions" are:
Detroit will NOT be bombed
during this war.
The war with Germany viii
end in our favor before 1915.
. Italy will desert the Axis anc
join the United Nations.
. The French fleet will be useC
against Germany after the Nazi!
attack Vichy France.
Hope "Tressa" is right. She
been referring to this column il
her promotion blurbs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14
Here's Joyce Hart, pretty lady
from Vista Villa, Pennington.

: h e'S c orr e.
spending secre-
tary of the jun
Tor ella s s a t
NJ a r y grow e
It he college
with seemingly
a corn er on
beauty. For in
stance, there's
B a r b a r a La
grou, Jean Os-
trander, Peggy
III arm on and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14

of the program was the singing of
Detective Dan and the whistling of
Bowen. who beats even Elmo Tan
ner in that department.
Lot of people will be interested
to know, if they don't already, that
Lee Montgomery-of the wide
spread MontgomeryS of Detroit
is sports editor of the Midland
FreS3 now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14

Joan Spring-all officers, by re-
cent election, in the same class.
And no men. students!
Hope Hal Hastings is enjoying
his vacation. however brief. Hal
is the guy who runs the Adcraft
Club so ably-and finds time 10
knock out a breezy column OF
news. views and people for the
weekly Adcrafter.
Each a year older this week are
Frank Parker :. John Cation,
the Chrysler bigwig d. d.
(Delmar) Spellman, the portrait
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14

Bowen, the gent
who runs the
scatter and is
something of an
e n I ert a i ner
himself, having
b @ en- a band
1 @ a d er a n d
what not
And they all
had a ginger ale
and sang a.. .
and all agreed
the high DOintS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14
Mrs. Luce Nomination
Appears 10 Be Certain

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Sept. Ia
uNSl,-In spite of an eleventh
hour attempt by her five opponents
TO stop" her, there was every
indication that Mrs. Clare Boothe
Luce would be chosen today as
the Republican nominee for repre-
sentative from Connecticuts fourth
congressional district.
The blond Mrs. Luce figured 10
win over Miss Vivien Kellems
manufacturer Of steel hosting
grips, and four male competitors
The issue will be decided at the
Fairfield County congressional con
vention here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14
General Pershine 81

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA (INS)
Gen. John ]. Pershing, commander
in chief of the AEF in 1918, OBJ
served his eight-second birthday
anniversary yesterday. Except for
a1 automobile ride around Wash
Iington, General Pershing spent the
day at the army's Walter Reed
Hospital. where he has resided
for the last two years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14

|. seems quite a bunch gathered
at one of the west side scatters
the other night TO hear.
There were Casey Bud Boz
ringer, line coach at u. of d.
Dad Butler, who needs no intro
duction Mike Peters former
right-hand man at the university,
to Gus Dorais. and now in the
army (he's assistant to the chap
lain at Fort CUSTER and Dick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14
US. Flag Deeordtes
British Lingerie

LONDON, Sept. IA CUP1.-Brit-
aims affection for American troops
reached women's lingerie today.
One of London's finest women's
stores featured a window display
of pink panties with small Ameri-
can flags embroidered on them.
"They are I'm good demand"
saleSWOmen reDOrted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14
Tomato Juice Burns Fatal

Robert, 3-year-old son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Nacci of 1856 Cecil
avenue died in Receiving Hospital
TO-DAY of burns suffered when he
fell into a large pan of boiling
tomato juice at the home Of a
neighbor at 1910 Cecil avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14

-
Mel Pease II. .
Jim S h alvoy
. Buck Muir
ray a n d 4 d
Zerbe.
There's much
talk 70 u n d
about the fine
I e n or Sported
by Dan Casey
d g [ e C [ iV G
at p e { o S k e )
precinct station
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14
Death Called Suicide

LAPEER, Sept. 14.-Police today
listed as suicide the death OF
Albert L. Hettinger, S0-year-old
dance hall operator, who was found
shot in his Miller Lake home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14
Bill TO Peg Pay,
Prices al Aug. IS
Level Due Today

WASHINGTON. Sept ii tUPl
Legislation authorizing and di-
recting President Roosevelt 10
stabilize al August Is levels wages.
prices and all other factors enter
ing into the cost Of living
with provisions for "the Correc-
ton OF gross inequitieS will be
introduced IN the Senate today.
Just a week ago the President
warned Congress that unless IL
acted by October he would take
the necessary steps by Executive
&C ion 10 stop the rising cost Of
living
SEEK AGREEMENT
House and Senate leaders spent
most OF the weekend trying to
reach agreement on the type Of
legislation 10 be rushed through
10 enactment IN the next pa
weeks.
For several days il was under
stood that there was disagreement,
whether 10 grant the President
blank check authority 10 deal
with the wage and farm problems
or TO attempt 10 write specific
methods of control into the bill.
After an extraordinary Sunday
session. the congressional leaders
were reported ready 10 drop wage
control formula plans. Adoption OF
the principle of 100 per cent parity
for farm prices would replace the
minimum standards of present
law. one Of which is 10 per cent
OF parity.
SEEN AS COMPROMISE
The legislation however. was
not as broad as originally sug-
gested by Speaker Sam Rayburn,
who proposed enactment Of a
short bill granting Mr.. Roosevelt
blank check authority TO deal with
the problem. 1t represented. some
conferees thought, a compromise.
Chairman Robert F. Wagner
Cd of New York of the Senate
banking and currency committee
and Senator Prentiss NJ. Brown
Cd of Michigan, will introduce
the bill in the Senate before noon.
Chairman Henry B. Steagall
tD) Of Alabama OF the House
banking and currency committee
hoped TO do the same in the
House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14
Name Ship Essex County

Windsorites were informed to-
day by the Hon. Angus L. Macdon-
aid, Canadian navy minister, that
Canada's newest corvette is TO be
named II. NJ. c. S. Essex County
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14
DENIS LOSE LITTLE

Republican senatorial compaigr
Ic m m tt g contributions re-
Iceived. $4,000, a loss of more than
SO per cent in revenue compared
with 1888.
Republican congressional cam
pGign committee - Contributions
received, $10,5l0, drop of 80 per
cent.
Democratic national committee
Contributions received. $113,836
loss of only u per cent ir
revenue.
Democratic senatorial campaign
c m m I I e contributions re-
ceived $500 a drop of 81 per cent
Democratic congressional cam
lpaign committee - Contribution:
received, $50. a loss of more thar
90 per cent in revenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-14

or MuScatel Wine.
It's a custom you
want 10 repeat, Of
ten. Wine Advisory
Board, San Fran
cisco, California.