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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

You'll wear RAYON stockings and like it when you Sc
the new "Northmonts These improved high twist rayo
elastic than those of yore This makes The stoc
nss comfortable improves the fit prevents "bagg>
knees and greatly increases their wearing quality Attra
tive shades for Easter and after. Buy several pairs
KERNS-sTREET FLooR-CHERRY $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

clude that stirring dirty. Il Want TO Be in
Peoria in my shower singing schedule but l
can't remember the words
Some Indian tribes may be listed Vanish
Ing Americans, but not the Nava JOS
Originally there were about 5000 on the
navajo reservation, which now has population
OF 443OS TO make 1t the largest reservation in
the country.
J'HE Boulder Dam at Las Vegas New. cost
Sl25,0O0000 10 build That seemed lot at
the time but defense industry expenditures have
made il less impressive.
However. it is interesting 10 keep in mind
that for the cost Of three batleshipS there was
built dam that has made life happier and more
profitable for hundreds Of thousands OF people
In some sections of Arizona much depends
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

DICHARD WHITNEY who paid his debt to
~ Zoociety has offered himself 10 the armed
forces in any form. So far no takers.
The Roy, Sedleys have parted because he
chatted with his ex-wife when she came into
Club 18
From 40 entries Shemp Howard was voted
the homeliest in Hollywood The judges
were Virginia Bruce. Priscilla Lane and Anne
Gwynne. W I-.
Variety rejects some Of the slang in 1.-The
American Thesaurus of Slang" claiming they
have a phony ring. All the phrases listed round
manufactured" which slanguage can't be. Slang
is slang for the same reason that man is tough:
1t can't help II.
I ORD BEAVERBROOK says Hess is still in a
- London mot Ontariol prison. as suspected.
Sumner Welles' boy of the Army and June
Cox are in a rhythm.
Fiction editor of Golfers. Ken Littauer is a
Major in the Army Air Corps-not the Navy as
erratumed His second war. ------
w. w. yesterday The clipped millions and is
in jail) left a wife and child who this week
lost their furniture on $500 debt The sins Of
the. etc.
Mr. and Mrs Goe Shing Wong of 39s Mass
Ave, South End. Boston. have named their new
born-Douglas We Win Wong
Mdtowners laughing the big shot
who threw party at the Copa for Hollywood
people and paid off with check that bounced.
DEMEMBER June Elvidge, Rudy Valentines
~ leading lady? She is now in the flower
Two Florida chorineS fist-hghted over a
Cuban army captain Irene Christie was de-
clared winner.
Readers Digest credits Thomas X. Brown
(huh7) with the Sound-in-t he Night
Pardon me, but your show is slipping"
The next big Navy Relief all-star show will
be held in San Francisco, May 13. plus Holly
wood stars We're back in show business
Talented Dean Murphy is Hollywood bound
shortly for tests He'll click there
Oh say il amt true about Judy Garlands
n1iseres,
The colyum has been requested to testify be-
fore a Senate committee on April g 1t will hold
hearings on three new alien bills 10 intern. i'm
prison deport dangerous aliens Its
about time.
sixth coiumnist Is who digs d grave
for his country and calls il a trench.
He Is also of those who claimed the
oceans would protect us and now blames the
President because they didn't
Oh. for tho good old days when the L. s A.
had only ONE Benedict Arnold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

TTIE boys in the camps sizzling over Rita
Hayworth's husband Eddie JudSon) for al
-legedly demanding BOG settlement They rate
her the incest dish of all
Isn't JaparbasSador NomuraS brother in
Mexico as Jap navy specialist in photographic
surveys
Lindberghs job with Ford wasn't news 10 this
colyum. II was limited here in mid October 1871.
Bert Acosta is the mend and out Of Belle
vue. He still needs friends, though who can help
him
Thanks TO Mr.. and Mrs Greater Miami for
responding so wonderfully 10 the Navy Relief
show in Bayfront Park. If it weren't for the re-
n7arkable civilian committee the gate would have
been $4,000 instead of $50 900
Add notches: VIM bud Pelleys proHiter
sheet has been suspended
MRS O. o MCINTYRE has been offered a
VI eoyum job after the manner of tf1e tate
New York chronicler.
Here's something different in items: A Bway-
lite is suing colyumist for saying he was gyp
The case is due shortly-and he's in the hoosegow
on burglary charge.
An tpStater sought by G-Men in Tho lottery
expose was right in MIR Hoovers outer Office at
the time. He was wild 10 be Oman.
Norma Taylor. once "A Belle Of Broadway lin
the Guinan days., has complained TO the D A
about British nobleman. claiming he took her
for $4,000 in phony oil stock racket
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03


Intimates hope all is
we'll over at the Cap
tain r. Rohdes. She was
Ruth Bryan Owen. the
eX-minister 10 Den
mark. and daughter of
the Great Commoner.
When Louise Atwill
divorced General Mac
Arthur Ito wed actor
Lionel Atwill) some one
asked her why she di-
vorced the hero.
"Oh," was the cham
pion eating-your-words
crack of all time, IL
was Just exchanging a
few small stars for one
big one"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03


stand on Broad street.
Globe, Ariz., witnessed
three murders I'm one
week"
The Hopi Indian law
In that all properly is
owned by the female
line and descends from
mother TO daughter,
1t was on March %.
1899. that Carole Lom-
bard and Clark Gable
were married in King
man. AriZ.
Peoria. AriZ., with a
population OF about 700.
was founded by former
residents OF Peoria. III.
l would like To- IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

MADELEINE CARROLL'S chumsl betcha
NA she's Mrs. Stirling Hayden His mother is
dwelling with Madeleine al her Connecticut
cottage
It's another imagine over at the War Core
spondent II. r. Knickerbockers. He's in Aus
tralia
The impostor claiming TO be Sammy Kaye,
the maestro, was collarcd by the Norfolk, Va.
IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Diet Small
Factor in
Ar+hriris Cure
Treatment Dependent
on Many Things
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING

THE person with chronic ar
Il Thrills is liable TO get il into
his head that somewhere, some
place. somebody has single,
certain cure for every case.
The most important fact for
his peace of mind and happiness
is for him 10 know that no single
method Of treatment, but
combination of different things.
with the added effect Of time.
is the way for him to regain his
health.
This attitude about a single
thing that will effect cure may
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Byron.
The night
.Shows stars md WOWCH
In a better light

you can have my share Of desert days bur
the desert nights really something Seems
as If you could just reach out and grab yourself
a star. II also is claimed that the desert moon
light leads all other moonllghts in inspiring pro-
posals Of marriage
4 IL of Arizona have seen so far seems
IA very tame. But It was wild up 10 compare
lively recent times historian states
.Aa late A. 1916 a girl running n soff-drink
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
leNTEN REDUCING DIET
Saturday-575 Galleries
RDLt I-ACT

BREAKFAST
Two oranges sliced no sugar
(yitamin Goo Galleries. ! Ifol-
land ruSk Us -ealeries) / cup
coffee no cream OF, sugar.
LUNCH
One pea timbale garnishcd
with diced carrots (vitamins
70 calories)i ] slice toaSt=nu
butter rs calories): | small
baked apple--no cream or sugar.
DINNER
One cup clear soup: average
helping lean roast lamb $50
calories-protein); 2 tablespoon
fuls spinach (minerals-5O Gallo
ries); 2 tablespoonfuls orange
or lemon ice $50 calories) l
small cup coffee no cream or
sugar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
On the Side
K. v. DMrHng

Distributed by Kns Feature. syndie.,.. lac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

On Broadway

Trade Mark Registered. copynghi. 1882
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-09
ary Donates
 id To Church

Rotary club at the regu- etlng Tuesday noon at the
 Bear cafe heard a con-
 report giving by It. Roy pg that the Baptist Com y church needed some ad Il equipment and supplies church recreation room, Le club voted $50 to be do
 to the church to be ex l for whatever is needed Hoffman, new police and 1ef, and John Steffgen were Hoffman spoke a few on the problems of his of | don't consider the police 5ment to be a source of rev. he said "and we are not to make arrests with that
 view. The fire department
 biggest problem, and we 3 lot of work to do in that ction !"
 7 Martin, who has been ac- interested in getting bands own for Sunday concerts ted that 92 band members ling a drum corps, were in unday but were prevented playing by the rain. The gave Martin a vote of Is in commendation for his nal efforts in connection the band.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-09
CATHOLIC SERVICES

CATHOLIC SERVICES rvices for Roman Catholics be held every Sunday, until Ter notice, in the American on hall at 9:30 a. m., and
 be conducted by Chaplain es.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-09

Services for
 Sunday May 10 1O:15 Sunday School. Classes for all ages. 11:15 Morning Worship
 Sermon: By Precept and Example. 5:3O Fellowship Supper 6:3O Christian Youth Fellowship Intermediate, High School and Young Peoples group z: 30 Evening Gospel Hour
 Baptismal service. Wednesday, 7:3o pm. Mid-week Vesper Hour
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-09
CHURCH NOTICES

k Russian Orthodox Church
 Rev. Gregory Gleboff
 cordial invitation is extend } all members of the church tend the services. Turing
 services will be held every at goo a. n. and 800 p. m. firing the absence of Rev. off services are being con- ed by Father G. Schmalt2 bruce Island
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-10
. Mind Your
Mannen

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-10

War needn't make Cin<IereiiA
q ycu even though Il reduees yeur
beauty budget Wiss Wcnsn have
knexn for quite = weiie tat
kitchen shelves hartcr eeesns q
really good beauty preparations
such things - nnllk. heasy. bat
termnk. tomato eaice. eueumeerk
lemons ekgs and Oh nay nct leos
- appealing as sslon ara q ex-
pensive eonooctionz. ent. n used
correctly. they wiii keep your skin
attractive. re open-mlnded. turn
to your cupboard. make 10 Of
what you have II home.
Olive eli IL. Of ceurse. mere
precious than most Freparsiiens
now. There y = substitute which
doesn't sound glamoroas. but
which = inoffenzive and effective:
scentiess castor OIL This h gocc
for cleaning and softenlnE the
skin and scalp
You might like = honey mask
once = week. Cleans the akin
carefully. apply strained honey
from the base Il the throat up
ward 10 the hsiriine. then Ne
down and rest for 20 minutes.
Remove the mask with inkewarm
water. pat on = luhriestinE cream.
and sleep.
Or Try an eEE mask. separate
yolk from white and beat eerh
part TIL frothy. Cleanse the akin,
smooth On a layer 81 white and
let II dry. then put on a layer Of
yolk and let II dry. Repeat until
all of the egg has been used. rest
for half an hour. then rinse Ell
the mask with warm water.
Any mask. Of course. must b
applied On serupuloasly clear
skin. Unless you have oily skin
follow = mask with an application
Of cream. When you put the mash
on. keep the corners Of your mouth
up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-10

LONDON - M<mcFs<e - Eh<
~Cu~ed<n set ssfx fwsIsfd with
ne annoane<m<nf tat vlxoant
Assor hs< presented - cii<~f-o
estate ov~rieesiax re Tn<m<s -
ne nyifi<n r<srleI
fcrd snd LAZY Asscf. - ~
neunc<m<et 80. 1T fuFr<d ever
Clisetsen. vita Ifs ve<t nzsnstnr
ard srsctaus fruart< - . c<nt
q th< Th.m<s - mics ffcu Len.
don. for administrators - = So
tfnn.i trust fnr runiie snirxm<nt
snd h ~rremofs fst<nd.hir zsd
anasrrsandinx rssw<~n tn r<crsss
- America. britain. Canada ara
ether drrnnIoos-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-10

Buy u. 8. Bonds and savei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-10

considerably. Home rOutines save
time also.
Women with hair texture that
is normal. OF that tends toward
dryness or eoarseness are advised
to give themselves . soapiess oil
shampoo at least once a month.
For this purpose, the house now
makes available product for
merry employed in salon treat
ments.
The bottle is immersed in warm
water. 10 warm IL About thres
tablespoons Of the preparation are
poured into a saucer with = piece
Of cotton. When hair and scalp
are thoroughly saturated. q hot
towel is wrung dry, wrapped
around the head. and kept on tan
cool.
This Il repeated two or three
times. then with small amount
OF water. the scalp and hair are
rubbed thoroughly. More water
Is used and the rubbing Ia repeat
ed, then the hair Is rinsed. and
dried. There's no soap. no alkali.
No special rinse " required.
SCALP MASSAGE HELPS
Hair can further be benefited
by prefscing the sospless sham
poo treatment by some massage
with a cream long well known
among skiers and other winter
sports enthusiasts who used II
both 10 prevent and 10 remedy
chapped skin. This IL fine for the
dry. flaky scalp. Just place n little
Of II on the palm of the hand, rub
hands together. smooth lightly
over the hair, and brush thor
oughly. Message into scalp with
fingertips. The salon uses this
cream in giving n permanent, also.
II IL about TO make available for
home use its two hair tones. one
for dry and one for oily hair.
e
~. ~ q nouA. .aA Ga0.f
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-10
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

II you suffer from Tn1lnnaGc. a.
tksr1fls or nsur1tis pain, ~ tcis niE1pAe
inexpen8lss hons recipe nat tnOu-
s4r.ds are t1sing Oct . psfkAGs 81
Ru-Ex Compound = tso-Us<k suppiF.
ad1 the Juice u Z leraons la sAsJ
No trouble a. AL and Pleasant. fo1
nee< only : fsDieapoonfule tEo tines
= oly. often wIthin ~ hours-ecEne
times oYernight-aplendlc results are
Obtained II TIC pains 40 not ous<klF
sesss and II you % no. feel better
return tins ensDty package ard RUIZ
Wiii coas So1 nothing 70 Try - u -
sold b yollr druggist under a. aosc-
lutte mcnsy-DAck guarantees. RUIZ
Compound IL fog eais ana recon-
nenoed b. drug stores sssryShsre
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-10

1oekink for a Christmas Flff
hats dlfierents IT. tHsss oFlkks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-10
now
she SHOPS
|'CASn and CARRY
Without Painful Baekaehe

Many sufferer relieve naggins backsche
quickly, once they discover that the real
cause Of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way Of tax
ing the excess acids and waste out Of the
blood. They help most people psss about ,
pints day.
When disorder Of kidney function p>rmiss
poisonous matter TO remain in your blood. 10
may cause nAgging backache, rheumatic psins.
leg palma, los Of pep and energy. getting up
niehts. swelling, puffness under the eye..
headaches and dirfine-s- Frequent or scanty
times shows there is something wrong with
your kidneys or bladder.
Don't vaiti Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pulls. used successfully by millions for over
90 Year,. They give happy relief and will help
the Is miles of kidney tubes Hush out poisoa-
sus waste from your blood. Get Doan's hlla-
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-10
Production OF Pens
And Pencils Is Cut

WAsHINGTOS-Ths War Pro-
ducfion board has ordered sharp
cuts IN the production Of pens ana
pencils and banned the use Of
critical materials wherever pos-
ssble in their TnAnufaeture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-10

ASHINGTON-The Office Of
- Administration has author
a 10 per cent increase in the
e OF imported cigars TO cover
sreased taxes and higher costs.
bout one-half Of one per cent Of
ars sold in the United States
'e imported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-10

MERLIN - u-no.ts In ths last
few dsy. have sunk y en<Hsr
ships tetallns To-. 90 taus IN Co..
trail snd North Atlantis cr<Fatisn.
the hlFh command sald
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-10
BY ALICIA HART

Sir Galahad. the fair-haired boy
Of King Arthur's Round Table. in
spires a new short coiffure by a
beauty authority noted for the dis
unctive products of her magma
ton and skill.
Together with the new. easily
managed do this expert now
emphasizes home care Of the hair
with the same products and meth
DDS used in her 5th ave. salon.
These are ''firstsr worth the notice
of every charm-conscious woman.
They signalize the sweep Of to-
days down-to-earth fashions.
The Galahad is done with quite
short hair - four inches. even
three = before the permanent Is
given. The locks are brushed out
all around from the center OF the
crown and are shaped to form an
oval around the face. The ends
are waved. set. brushed out. Re-
suit: a soft effect at sides and in
front, but also a close-capped.
smoothly informal look.
AVOIDS HARSH EFFECTS
The curls on the forehead may
be arranged several ways. avoid
ing a harsh straight bang effect.
For formal occasions. back hair
can be tucked under an extra-hair
chignon.
In fact. the Galahad's sponsor is
developing a whole series Of CHG
mons and braids to go with IT for
special evenings. One, soon to be
introduced, has a hollow place to
hold the wearer's own hair, an
elastic arrangement which reduces
the task Of putting on the ehignon
to no task at all.
SO II you still have long curls-
better think over these simplicity
suggestions, and their portent for
wartime charm. A simple, hair
pinless basic coli and some home
work will reduce beauty budget
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-10
Second ,proved
u. S our Week
Fronssss l e - ray y.

~noN - The senate
committee has ap-
administration sup
nut federal employees
- 4s-hour work week
"eN"ge res.
year Of our -1.v. ...,. -.
- - would get a 20 per
Az" 70. my -ase. and those maxi
Last Decor 90 100 - a. ooo
numbed as a. - -, ,,.~.s..
blackjacked .,,rlov.. ,..o,,,s =.
not only inteas.s
ter. Aim,rea.e. xouls r.n,.c.
hysteF e which previously was
men asKe merous classes q fed
rave loyes. The overtime law
sdmiralsoec. /.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-06

but self-tied closings instead Of
elasticized fabric.
X X x
THERE WILL BE dresses, suits.
shoes, corsets and coats TO carry
the tied-closings and the meantime
give TO the garments a new style
individuality OF self-fabric bows
and knots
4 y 4
Have I been OF any help 10 you?
Address your questions 10 Thelma
Lee, Fashion Editor, Michigan
Chronicle.
X X x
WHERE TO BUY WHAT YOU
WANT AT PIN MONEY PRICES
Grand Terrace Barbecue
We have something new; good old
fashioned pit Barbecue, Pork
shoulders, beef, veal, chicken and
lamb. Refresh yourself with beer
and wine. Open at 5 pm, 10 2 am,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-06
f--f'r---
March OF Time
Regrets Insult

NEW YORK-Afier receiving a
letter OF protest from the NA.A.
CT. about the use OF the word
niger in a broadcast, May Is, the
March Of Time on the air, Frank
C. Norris. managing editor OF the
program, explained 10 the associa-
ton that it was in a Transcription of
a song by the Flying Tigers, Ameri-
can Volunteer group in Burma, that
the word was used.
" On May IS, Clare Boothe, play
wright and author, made a report
on the strategy OF the forthcoming
battle Of India, and a description
OF the American military personnel
in that theatre OF the war At the
conclusion OF her remarks, Miss
Boothe played a phonograph record
which had been recorded by men,
bers Of the Flying Tigers, and one
the word niger"
Mr.. Norris stated in his reply to
Of the numbers they sang contained
The NAAC.P. protest that he
would be "forewarned in the fu-
ture," and that he was sure no re-
Election on the Negro race was
intended
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-06
.ev.G.W.Baber
OHiciates At
The Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Covingion
Of Detroit announced this week the
marriage Of their daughter, Merryce
Carol, 10 Van Luke. The VOWS were
repeated al the parsonage Of Rev.
George Ba5er on Mt Vernon ave-
nue. on Friday May % al 8 pm.
with the family and few close
friends present
For her weid.nr. the bride chose
q dove gray crepe frock, mace in
the informal mode and beautifully
trimmed with dainty white fluied
lace collar and cuffs tiny white
pearl buttons trimmed the dress
from neeklue TO waist, calling at
tention to the quaint peplum effect.
The hat matched the dress IN every
oetail, /. was a small pompadeur
model. made OF the same gray crepe
as the dress, and fr.ll Of slarched
lace made g~Cn5iminT frame for the
brides face, trailing Veil Of navy
blue. completed the effect, Miss
Covington carried a large envelope
bag Of gray. pinned with a hand
some rhinestone clip She wore ell
bow length white gloves ana navy
blue slippers. Her iewelry was
pearls, and her corsage was beauu-
full ~
The bride had two attendants, her
sister Mrs. Hazel Walden, was the
mairon OF honor. and she was stun
hing IN a green print, with ha' and
bag 10 match. Her slippers were Of
green reptile, her gloves white. She
wore purple orchid Of shade
somewhat lighter than her sisters,
Miss Norma Jones. maid Of honor.
who flew from Chicago for her
friends wedding, was pretty in
pastel blue crepe printed bodice
with a navy skirrpf lace, She wore
with it an unusual Arabian urban
with navy blue yelling, her gloves
being pale blue.
Mrs Edward Covington. the
brides mother who returned from
a lengthy vacation in Florida for
her daughters wedding, chose a
two-piece dress of blue with clever
quilted accents; her hat was a small
one Of blue straw, completely COW
cred with violets, her other acces-
series were navy, except her gloves
which were violet, and her corsage
was violets.
Mrs. Herbert Hill who was also
present at the wedding, was at:rac-
tive in blue and white print jersey,
white gloves, blue bag, and small
feathered pompadour hat
Mrs. Jesse Davis, sister OF the
groom, was attractive in a two-piece
jacket dress, with which she wore
light blue accessories. Mrs. Clarence
Woods, who also attended, wore a
smart two-piece black sheer. with
frosty lace collar and cuffs, a black
milan hat, black bag and white
gloves.
Other relatives who witnessed
the ceremony We're Luther Walden
who was Mr.. Lakes best man. Jess
Davis, Billy Covington. a cousin Of
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-06

Earl and Ersie Foley Of Colum
bus, Ohio, motored TO Detroit las
week end. While in the city they
were the house guests OF Marion
Ames Green.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-06
Nerrvce Carol C0vngtOn And Van Lake Married May 29

That Negroes be invited to at
tend Crosse Pointe churches and
those Negroes employed in Crosse
Poinie be particularly urged TO at
tend.
That a campaign be launched TO
end discrimination against Negroes
in restaurants in the Crosse Pointe
area.