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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17

and their stats at Fort Knox
took their places near the
flagpole. Nine generals were in
attendance. A platoon of dis
mounted infantry of the LIST
Armored Division formed in a
double rank facing the fiagpole,
The band of the 5th Armored
Division played appropriate
music. Gen. Devers delivered
the address.
Armored Force Chaplain, 1t.
Col. William D. Cleary offered
a prayer. Taps was sounded
and three volleys were fred by
the platoon.
A etter of coincidence from
Gen. Devers was sent by spec
ial messenger to Brooks's par
entS, share troopers living
near Sadieville, KY, 100 miles
from Fort Knox, inviting them
to attend the ceremonies and
offering h e m government
transportation; but they said
they were unable to be present.
The letter said:
with appreciation of your
suffering, my sincere sympathy
goes out to you.
Robert was the first battle
casualty of the Armed Force,
and because Of this, and be-
cause of his excellent record, I
have directed that the main
parade ground at Fort Knox be
named Brooks Field in honor
of your SON"
(signed1 JACOB L. DEvERS,
major General, U. S. Army
"Chief of Armored Force"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17
Hub Physician
NAACp Director

Blount, Detroit, Michigan; Harry
E. Davis, Cleveland, Ohio; Ros-
coe Dunjee, Oklahoma City, Ok
lahoma; DR.. John B. Hall, Bos-
ton, Mass; DR.. John Haynes
Holmes, New York; Hon. Her
bert H. Lehman, New York; AL
fred Baker Lewis, Peekskill, New
York; Eugene M. Martin, At
lanta, Ca; Isadore Martin, Phil
adelphia, Pa; Miss L. Pearl Nit
chell, Cleveland, Ohio; Hon.
Charles Poletti, New York; r.
G. Nutter, Charleston, w. Va;
Mrs. Amy E. Spingarn, N. Y;
DR.. E. w. Taggart, Birmingham,
Ala; DR.. John M. Tinsley, Rich
mond, Va; Major Robert e.
fireman, Ithaca, New York;
Bishop w. j. walls, Chicago, Ill.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17
Negligence School
or 36qfh Regiment

A two-week preliminary in
telligence school for soldiers of
the 369th Coast Artillery, Anti
aircraft, a Harlem, N. Y. regi-
ment, began Monday with Sec
ond 1t. Daniel E. Carney of New
York City, instructor.
The daily 212 hour instruction
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17
DR.. JOHN B.: HALL

Boston Physician elected TO
Board of Directors of NAACP.
members of the NAACP board Of
directors at the 33rd annual
meeting of the Association in
New York Jan. S. The other two
new members of the board are
Bishop w. J. Walls, Chicago and
DR.. John M. Tinsley, Richmond.
Eighteen members of the board
were elected at the Jan. 5 meet
ing, they are; Mrs. Lillian A.
Alexander, New York; Louis C..
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17
For Rest Haven

by mail, a money order ca
check addressed to Mildred
Davenport, Chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee
522 Columbus Ave, Boston, will
receive prompt attention and
reservations made.
In these uncertain times of
stress and strain, the League
is happy to offer you an even
ing of grand entertainment
and fun, the proceeds of which
help to bring sunshine and
material benefits to the people
at Resthaven Home.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17

NEW YORK - DR.. John B.
Hall, Boston physician, was
elected as one of the three new
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17
BOSTON BAKED

WSIUN DANLV 8
..DA4.~AA-nr.r .'-~.~AA.A~-A-A.~'
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt, in a
5io broadcast last Sunday.
sharply at race intolerance
any tendency to establish
lions Of people within this
tion. A good and humane
Imam is Mrs. Roosevelt
-. *@* ***
~ unvritten real estate laws.
written labor and social
VS. the very forces op-
,ed by Mrs. Roosevelt have
ned these little nations"
him our nation Why do we
We "Colored sections" for ex-
hnle? Why can't Colored
tizens live anywhere they can
#@d? Why don't we demand
at housing for Colored per-
sns be expanded to all sec
ons? Why
..x $50 +**
Some day the whites in the
Outb are going to realize that
svEN COLORED MEN WEAR
NG UNIFORMS are Ameri-
sans. So far they haven't got
round to thinking that way
h. as the news constantly
proves.
.yy -ss s*s
Joe Louis in the Morale Ser
sIce of the U. S. Army, Eddie
bugger in the aircraft produc-
Hon Of keep EN- flying" and
how Jesse Ovens has been ap
bointed a national director o.
bhySical training for civilian
Defense. Nobody can say our
champions aren't loyal.
tsv *.4 **s
F. The United States Senate
last Saturday heard the praiS-
rs Of Joe Louis as Senator
Brown ID Of Michigan told
The Senate that Louis, lis a
|citizen Of whom Michigan and
| he nation is proud
**~ .v~ $50
Funny thing, though because
|he entire colored race in Am
erica has been practically do
- -. ..J
vlhout very much recognition
Ia fact one Senator, Bilbo,
wanted 70 send us all out III
tbn oon,, ,,.v
america To-Day Is IeailHiIls
gradually JhaJ the Coloreo
american Is one Oh inc Feople
Vhom America can pest count
On IN a Crisis.
-" 49, go
German generals are prob
ably calling Hitler a fool for
the hon~Aryan Japan
csc stronger Whlle at the same
'lIne he Is only oeSVroylng ms
own aAeged aryah WnlUeS III
europe, one thing IS certain
aI"eT Is not helplhg Vhe "lllVe
race
$50 *** %**
The Pan-American Farley on
war aims opened Thursday OF
this week at Rio De Janeiro,
Brazil, country much larger
han the United States. And
)nce again the non-Aryan
observation-disclosures, Africans,
Ind mixed, Of Central and
South America will have a voice
n world notifies
49, So 81"
As usual the non-Aryan
eaderS like President Batista
# Cuba will be found loyal to
he Americas. but one or two '
t the South American Gary
ms" will plainly be found in
ympathv with the Axis
49, az **a
Secretary of NAVY Knox may
49,. ~
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17

Who was given a great ovation
at the New York Madison So.
Garden at his Navy benefit
fight. Turn to Sports Section,
Page for new angle on the
Brown Bomber.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17

German generals are prob
ably calling Hitler a fool for
making the non~Aryan Japan
eSe stronger while at the same
time he is only destroying his
own alleged aryan whites in
Europe, One thing is certain:
Hitler is not helping the white
|TaCe.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17

Funny thing, though because
HE entire colored race in Am
erica has been practically do
mating its labor and military
byalty for over 70 years and
sthout very much recognition
h fact, one Senator, Bilbo,
wanted 70 send us all out III
the country.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17

America today is realizing
gradually that the Colored
American is one of the People
whom America can best count
on in a crisis.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17
s+s s+* &&4

The Pan-American Farley on
war aims opened Thursday of
this week at Rio De Janeiro.
Brazil, country much larger
than the United States. And
|once again the non-Aryan
observation-disclosures, Africans,
!and mixed, Of Central and
South America will have a voice
Iln world politics.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17

Some day the whites in the
.Outb are going to realize that
svEN COLORED MEN WEAR
kG UNIFORMS are Ameri-
hns. So far they haven't got
round to thinking that way
HI. as the news constantly
rows.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17

Joe Louis i'm the Morale Ser
| Ice of the U S, Army, Eddie
bugger in the aircraft produc-
ion Of keep EN- flying" and
| ov Jesse Ovens has been ap
pointed a national director o.
,hysical training for civilian
Defense. Nobody can say our
,hampions aren't loyal.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17

The United States Senate
! asst Saturday heard the praiS-
Is Of Joe Louis as Senator
Brown D. of Michigan told
The Senate that Louis, lis a
citizen Of whom Michigan and
Hhe nation is proud"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Plane Insignids
Educational and
Patriotic, Too

lis more than just fun TO coll
lect the so FULL COLOR
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
INSIGNIA STAMPS offered TO
Detroit Times readers FREE! It's
also educational and patriotic, for
these FULL COLOR stamps carry
reproductions OF insignia actually
in use on planes of Americas
intrepid fight airmen.
Now TO-DAY you can
start "a valuable collection of So
gummed, perforated, serially num-
bcred poster stamps printed on
fine grade paper. You enter no
contest! You engage in no red
tape! Here's the story!
Every day, including Sunday, a
black and white copy of FULL
COLOR UNITED STATES AIR
FORCE Insignia Stamp is being
printed in The Detroit Times. The
so colored stamps are divided into
series Of 10 each. Simply mail 10
The Detroit Times 10 +. ANY 10
-. black and white copies, in ex-
change for which you will receive
a series of 10 FULL COLOR
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
INSIGNIA STAMPS. When you
send for your stamps. he sure 10
enclose a SELF ADDRESSED,
STAMPED ENVELOPE and fill
in form you'll find with black and
white stamp copies.
In response 10 popular request,
the Times now offers >. for only
ID cents l6-page, 7lax10-
inch album, with places for each
poster stamp. plus information re-
Garding insignia and air squad
ronS. You can order this album
when you send for your stamps, or
separately. You DO NOT have TO
buy an album 10 obtain the so
FULL COLOR UNITED STATES
AIR FORCE INSIGNIA STAMPS
absolutely FREE.
Everywhere one goes these DAYS.
people are collecting these FULL
COLOR UNITED STATES AIR
FORCE INSIGNIA STAMPS. Join
the multitude,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

nut, pea, barley, buckwheat?
3-If you're the sort Of person
who let's his compass be his
guide. how many degrees are
there between two adjacent
points?
4-Capulet and Montague may
not strike your fancy as the
names OF famous lovers. but
perhaps You know them better
by their first names. What
are thew
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Canvass on Labor
Opens Here TODAY

The people Of Detroit and
Michigan Will begin 10 be called
on today in a door-to-door canvass
Tor information needed 10 build up
a reserve crew of workers for
Nlchigan's factories and farms.
Members of the womens auxil.
l1TicS of. the American Legion,
Disabled Veterans and the Vet
Grams OF Foreign Wars will con.
duct the canvass of men. women
and children capable OF filling
Jobs expected TO develop when war
production and the draft reach
their peaks. This information will
be given 10 the United States En-
ployment Service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Clip This Stamp
Combat Insignia Stamp No. 90
Bearing the Insignia of
56TH PURSUIT SQUADRON

Playing cops and robbers"
seems a long way back down
the years. But for the pilots
of today IL is hardly more
than yesterday. Now the
game has become a grim
business in fact.
As the swank 56th Pursuit
Squadron takes TO the air
IL seems well fitted for the
task at hand. Unlike its
more streamlined comrades
Of the armed sky force, it is
not equipped for quick pre-
cision fighting. When the
thief comes at night, IL is not
found wanting. Its ships are
deep-chested, like the cop on
the beat-sturdy. practical
and reliable. Created strictly
an interceptor unit, il patrols
the streets Of the milky way.
A Walt Disney artist caught
the reflection of its spirit
when he designed for It's in
sigma a belligerent policeman
bird. The alert look in its
eye betokenS a situation we'll
= In hand. while the club
swinging at cord suggests a
useful and effective instru-
ment of interception.
night, lst4, Hearst Publications, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

tC) does the hero speak 10 a
skull?
What states: (a) Touch
Florida; (bl touch Lake On
tario; (c) touch the Pacific?
DO these words suggest youth
or age; (al veteran; (b)
papoose; ! (c)' patriarch?
Can you finish these titles or
plays: (a) They Knew What
They 80; (b) The Old
49,; (c) Waiting for 49,?
ANSWERS on Page 22)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Billy De Beck.
By Paul Fogarty

Were all familiar with the
atmosphere and hydroSphere
but what is the solid part Of
Garth called?
Operation OF a pugnriil may
generally be associated With
the manufacture of which Of
these: hot dogs, bricks, Saltf
%. Henry wrote a famous book
on the -Four Hundred" H
also has the word -Four" in its
title What's il callcd7 q
ANSWERS on Page 22)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
InliuctiOnS

Three Wayne County draft
boards today VIII induct 124 men
into the army making one Of the
smallest totals 10 be indicted
into the service here for the past
several weeks. Those boards send
ing men are No. %, % and so.
BOARD No. IS
Arthur Floyd. 5742 Brush.
william c. white. IT'S Fast Madison.
IEhsm y. HAndley. asa Frederick.
Charles jackson. 5s4s John r
John T. stAllworth. 2s2 EaSt Palmer.
julius covlngtoa. s427 Russell.
Ira L. Williams. 5s2s John r.
Robert Meadows. EOS Hencre.
Floyd T.. jackson. 2s4 East Hancock.
william g. Greene. 1873 Harding.
Arthur l.. Hamilton. sis FArnsworth.
Aisle Fenneu. az Frederick
John II. Flowers. a37 Hendricks.
Aaron Mcintosh. 4i2 Superior.
James Thomas 27e Theodore.
Lawrence Ksrney, 3is Medbury.
Currie Dixon, 500 Chandler.
Henry j. Brown. SIS kenelworth.
Lawrence Haynes. 6sl Theodors.
Samuel johnson. 53s Hendrie
Willie z. Lawton. 1857 Waterloo.
Namon p. Tolbert, 200 East Palmer.
Clinton Z Rose. 253 Medbury.
Oscar Davis. ss3 Palmer.
Lawrence A. Clark $40 Frederick.
George Moore, t943 Bangor.
Frank Gray, $40 Beaubien.
BUDDY X Hunter POI East Forest
William N Lewis. ga Hague
Homer L. stArks, III Tennessee.
Car Hasssin. 1851 Tromhley.
Walter 4 billiard 2fQ HerdTe
Richard David l0l Harper
BOARD No. 20
william Paul Zidek. ssos Michigan Ave.
Ernest Edward Butterheld 500 Bethune.
James otis Walsh, so Virginia Park.
James Muir 26l5 Pingree
Robert Bernard Service. iia Pingree.
Donald Edward Bsokman. 76i PinEres
Hugh Arnold FITZPATRICK 26li Gladstone.
Frank Clarence Kurne BPS smith
WIN. Hekkinen, 1920 Virginia Park.
Gerald Jack Vincent. Clawson.
Robert Patrick obrecht, SO r Milwaukee
Frank NJ Reed 264O Gladstone.
Thomas Percy Greenhow. ass NJ Vernon.
Charles Allen Woodward. 50 seward.
oscar Harvester. 9is Lothrop
VIM Isaac Allen, 1881 Clenheld.
Kenneth Barmhardt. 52s Smith.
Nicholas Michael Wiener e57 Virginia PIX.
JOS Martin Neriin. III Nars,on.
Walter Jos Smith, 1888 West Euclid.
John Park 'Doard. 5000 w Grand Blvd.
Edor BurEe, s057 Second
Roy Maxwell. 1850 Seward
Kenneth Paul Johnson. 1923 Phillips.
Clare u. Holton, SIS Blaine
Harold Edward Paxman. 81 East Euclid.
VIM Mckinley Barber. 1911 r. Grand Bid.
Lawrence G. Dennis. tse Cortland. n. p.
WIN. David DeFsoe, 3o7 Z. Grand Blvd.
VIM. Noble Smyser. al Bethune.
Raynor Chester Howell. 1857 Poe.
Charles Beck 1910 Lee Place.
John Crafts Wright. so Virginia Park.
Edwin John White 500 West Bethune.
Roy Benedic, Carrigan, ll452 Christy.
VIM Kobes Jr. lT1io Third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

Frank Lester Clark. TT Pallister.
John Alexander Anderson, la Delaware.
Carr George Steiner. 907 West Euclid.
Chas. Edwin Gordon. 81 Puritan
John J. Gullinan, $500 w. Grand Blvd
Andrew Matthew HamoutK, 6072 Harreu.
Jos. Merton curse II Yves, Euclid.
Andrew Laird Clark. e5s Pingree.
Paul Andrew SNYDER, 1880 Ohio
Zachary G. Phillip, 27iO w. Grand Blvd.
Donald p. Ellis, Sais Sorrento
Jos. Gregory Pedrsza, 2-244 Gen. Mot. Bid
Lee Mon Fee. Ills Philadelphia
Lawrence John MeEntee. 1928 Lincoln.
BOARD NO. so
Harold Henry Becker 1880 81 Marys
Howard Garner Gomon. 1904 Ashton Rd
RAYMOND James Smith. 1880 coyle.
Norman l. Ellsasser. $3.50 W outer Drive
Elmer Allen Beck. ISi35 Winthrop.
Edwin snyder Jr., 1919 Fenmore
Harry John Rivard. 1880 Freeland
Arthur George Lussky. 1877 Sorrento.
John Behan Fox. 1885, Rutherford
-CaElDafc -SurumUus, 1S4pS Lindsay.
Wallace Albert Jones. 1890 Archdale.
Frank Dettorre. 1s2ol Forrer
John Francis Buratovic, 1880 Forrer.
John Gajda, ls3ol 81 Msrys
Jack Valentine Fitzgerald. 1885 southheld
Adley L. Peck 1888 Stout
Roy Goldberg. 272i Gladstone
Douglas Wendall williams. 1890 Anpoline
Firmin Joseph Zettel. 1880 Ferguson
Harry A sullivan. 1920 Rutherford.
Edward G. Colman yJr., 1874 Fsnmore
Howard Osborn Borck, 16s2f Asbury Park
William Martin Harris. 1892 snowden.
Herbert Emory Brown Jr., 1875 Tracey.
Bishop Irving Goodwin, 1890 strsthmoor
Alfred John Dentzer. 1854 steel
James Edward speiiicy. 2i52f Curtis.
John wallace, 177es Beaverlsnd
Charlea Richard Duncan, 1891 GRAY Geld.
william Ivan Ricketts,, 1871 Fielding.
Lloyd Alfred lee, 1880 McDougall.
Hal Reid Simmons Jr., 1882 Ohio
Howard W Menshardt. s027 Kentucky.
Junior Eleer Priehs. 1892 Trinity
Left Willy Nielsen. 20S6O Grand River.
James NJ Fitzpatrick, 1878 Provost.
William Horvath. ie0ee Wes,brook.
Walter W. Jacobs. $4,000 MarloWe
Raymond J. chspiewski. 1879 Lindsay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Light Brown Hair.

E L Z A POPPIN

Light Brown Hair"
madagascar: (a) How large is
II; tb) what separates II
from East Africa; Cc) what is
the climate?
3-What is the complete wording
OF these authorizations: Ca
=. NJ g, (b) c. +. F.; (cD
d. S. NJ?
LIN what play: (a) Is an
orchard cut down 20 make
way for suburban villas: Cb)
does Tytyl wear a green hat:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Daily Quiz

Distributed by King Features synd.. Inc.
By THE ACE ANswERMAN
l-Natchez. Mobile and St Joe
would probably all have been
unknown TO the ancients, but
not Memphis. Why?
2-Suppose you've decided to
stock in on next winters coal.
Which of these will you order
II you want the smallest size
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

common on men, women and chill
dren restored 1T home quickly and
ineNpensiNcly. One personal visit IL
necessary before any treatment will
be considered.
Free Examination, honest Advice
20 Years as Practieing PhySieian
When Others Fail, Come Here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
KnowIedge Test

Copyright. 1st7. by King Features
BY DIR. SABINA III. CONNOLLY
the composer: (a) Fin
landia"; OBJ "Star-Spangled
Banner: (c) Jeanne With the
Evening star., 1942-07-26
GOING BARE-LEGGED?

tube, jar, a cake. a stick or a
bottle, depending upon whether you
want cream or a liquid sheathe.
Ifyou use liquid or thin-paste-
making cake, have the skin of your
legs a little moist before you apply
your makeup. Then, the stuff will
spread more evenly. To tint, blend
the makeup over your legs as care
fully as you do foundation cream on
your face. Work in one direction,
and 90 all over the leg surfaces. Give
the application on each leg time to
dry. and then take an old silk sock
Evening star., 1942-07-26

We'll" he says, hadn't you bet
ter say = anything else bss'? Wally,
in the advertising business, one of
the first things you learn is how easy
it is to be nsis,esde1stood.
"One Of my clients makes canned
baby foods. Once they had a letter
from mother who complained that
her baby cried every time she fed
him. I do just what you said,' she
wrote. I let the baby stand in hot
water Is minutes before serving
l begin to see why you gotta be
careful.
Mister Baker goes on to point
out somethin' else about advertisin'
l hadn't thought of.
Evening star., 1942-07-26

or a chamois rag, and flourish this
over your legs, as though you were
polishing your shoes. This frisks off
any powdery excess and whips up
silk-stocking shine. Slim. we'll
turned legs can afford to shine.
If you use the cream-type of
makeup. using a skin-softener ON
your legs beforehand will make it
easier to apply and give a smoother
coating. After you've stroked the
cream on with a stick or blended it
on with your fingers and have COW
cred the entire leg surfaces, 90 over
Evening star., 1942-07-26
Stockings" can be
painted on. Do you
want 20 learn how?

@1u1uGER LEG SHoW7 If you're
- going to bring your ,nderpin-
~ nings out into the open, you
need to know what you're up to. For
directions, let's turn to the Bare
Leg Bar of a Fifth Avenue Salon,
where many high-kicking Broadway
beauties and individual members of
Evening star., 1942-07-26

"Wally." he says. did you ever
stop to think that saying please Is
one Of the real safeguards Of democ-
racy? In America when our business
men or government officials talk to
the people they say plssss 10 this o.
please bay this. Or here's ths ,ssses
'sky - sensible. persuasive things,
leaving the customer to decide for
himself. In dictatorship the people
are told to take it, oy elss.''
puzzle some, tryn' to think Of
how to be polite an helpful il my
ad. just to make conversation while
I'm thinkin'. say to him. IN a lid
din way. do you suppose you
advertisin' fellows could persuade
Hitler to please 60 away?'
''Wally,' - he says, 'sthere's one
person who isn't entitled to tho
word please hut I think there
are ways to persuade him.
just then, two or three of those
big Texas guys from the Army camp
a few miles away walked in for a
hamburger and some java.
looked at Milford an grinned.
An he looked at the boys in their
uniforms for a minute. Then he
leaned acroes the counter.
Yes" he said, there 0ye waysr'
Cud@1
Evening star., 1942-07-26
~Yoo-Hoo nTLn!,,

NYoo-00o-HYIE0l"
~ RY one of our hamburgers
and you'll never eat any,
- thing else," l have just put
down in my ad for the weekly neigh
borhood newspaper.
In comes a late-commuter Gus
TONER Of mine, name of Milford
Baker. He is in the advertisin' busi-
ness 80 I try my ad on him.
He looks at it an sighs. II missed
two trains tonight tryin' to help
G'sotks, advertisin' writer say what
he Neso,st."
you don't think it's 50 hot?' l
ask him.
Evening star., 1942-07-26

the whole job with the palms of your
hands to smooth out the over-laps
and to wipe of the excess. When
you've thus palmed off the surplus
cream, pat over your makeup with
a busting powder. This keeps down
any sickness that may try to
smudge your skirts; gives you q
mat-like finish, like ingrained stock
ings. As with shine detecting hose,
this makeup has a slimming effect
on legs.
Experts warning: Go easy on the
application, no matter which kind
of leg makeup you use. If you plas-
ter on your makeup stockings your
legs viii look as though you had
stepped knee deep in a mire
Evening star., 1942-07-26

even in a state Of undress. And
sm-tan has a way of making leg
flesh look firmer and curves more
compact. Try to get this gliding.
Moreover, it gives you natural
foundation for the leg art that's to
follow.
Used skilfully, the leg art of 1912
can pass as stockings, even on under
pinnings that stay as pale as mush-
rooms, even if they parade their
makeup before the you -can't-fool-
me scrutiny of the gimlet-eyed. You
can pull such stockings out of
Evening star., 1942-07-26

It you want to fasten a girdle's
dangling garters. the bright Idea
people have solved this problem,
too. What you can wear above the
knee and tether your girdle to are
disembodied stocking welts - the
reinforced business at the top Of your
hose. These what-will-they think
of-next accessories are ribbon-tied
a little above the knee, will stay put,
and will give your garters something
to snap into and your girdle some
thing to keep it anchored.
Evening star., 1942-07-26

the MUSIC daIl NOCKetteS
have come in to get the works.
First step taken here, which
is your cue. is to denude legs
ofhair. So. use whzteverm meth
Cd strikes your little fancy.
As good as any is the defuzz-
ing method you've been using
to keep legs smooth h-surfaced
under your glamoroa,s sheers.
But you may need to strip
growth oftener.
IT you want to put your
legs in what the ship-news
photographers used to call
the cheese cake class" use a
cream or a body smooth 10
ton on them. Dryness, taut-
ness, redness or roughness
can be banished, if you'll
make this creaming a regular
routine.
SU1o-OupED )GET0ER1. If
your legs will take the suns
indelible stain, they'll look