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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13
EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY SHOP

Mrs. H Olit has recently opened
o modern millinery shop at 5537, w.
Warren avenue. She carries a. full
line Of exclusive millinery designed
by Alex OF New York.
II you want TO be in step with
the times on Thanksgiving. the
place 10 get your smart fall bonnet
is the Granada Hat Shop. Hurry
rs these fine fashion are sure 10
move rapidly. Don't get left out
because you didn't get out soon
enough.
The hat shop has q very conven-
lent lsy-away plan and they well
come your patronage, and the usage
OF this plan. Courteous, efficient,
service is always available.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13
Swinging
With
.iteliferS'

ices or else INK Sam will have
decided that ! can serve my coun-
try better here on the home front
My sooth-Saying. tea leaf and my
card reading friends, can agree on
whether I'll be IN the. army, navy
or marines. But they agree that I've
got 10 90 Hope they're wrong)
* x x
PERSONAL
John Window YOU can expect a
letter any day now from Ernes,
Window who VOW has your address
and promised to write Miss Rose
marie Phillips, you might write Moe
Gale Inc Joe Chaser, booking agents
in New York city for pix of Sepia
talent Or else inquire Of Milt Her.
man a: Paradise Theatre here about
the photos OF Race stars.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13
FOR READING ONLY

Tram Mems party held last NJ n
at Club Congo was a huge success
as fun lovers made merry One
Mite in Cafe Society" with the boys
....l2 Horcsmen are having a gala
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13
Jimmy Lunceford Band
AtParadise Theatre Fri.

It's quite unnecessary 10 inform
You. II you've heard Jimmie Lunce.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13

Mems Girl Crazy"i
4 4
And in the words Of one OF the Cershwin
hit songs TO which tits tuned
Gould you ask for anything more?"
r
Anything more than Mickey Rooney,
Judy Garland and Tommy Dorsey and
his band TO head up a beauty filled cast &. :.
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resulting In the oustng Of Under Secretary
Sumner Welles, a broad minded man of the
world, and the establishment Of Secretary Hull
as the complete boss Of the Department
Now white-haired Corden Hull is no prude
but he comes from a little Tennessee town
where the neghobors have pretty fixed ideas
about people who live together without the
formality Of marriage
When Magda's representatives made their
next inquiry, they found that something had
happened Face-lift or no face-lift Magda
wouldn't be granted n visa % enter the United
States Not even for ten days Not for one
day. The door was shut
Dr. Shoren himself repeatedly added his
pleas 70 those Of his prospective patient even
10 guaranteeing that the operation would be
performed with dispatch and that Magda
would soon be able 10 return 70 Mexico
But the report from the passport division
was NO soup even though il was couched
in the more formal language Of protocol.
OF course there are plastic surgeons in
Mexico City and Magda might be able 10 get
her face rc-done there. But Magda has been
used 20 the best in everything cat least during
the nineteen years she has been Carols favor
itcD. so why should she accept a lesser surgeon
than the one who worked on the Duchess Of
Windsor. not 20 mention the numerous film
stars who also owe their eternal youth 20 the
Shorcll scalpel?
Then too. there is the fact Athat it was
ShoreI who operated on the late Queen Marie
While MaEda's almost mothcr-in-aw was
her bitter enemy Magda is well aware that
mp TO her death in 1855 at the age Of SO. the
Dowager Queen Of Runana remained one of
the worlds most beautiful women
In fact it would be easy 20 imagine Magda
saying 10 Carol in the best wifely manner,
Really, darling, 1 simply see no reason Why
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

probably regard it as cheap AT the price For
being possessed Of brains nc we'll as lure Mag
da is naturally aware that nc woman with
suitcase eyes and neck-bags can expect TO re-
tain lasting charm for such a connoisseur of
feminine loveliness as her Carol
Still. here's that little matter of getting
into the United States.
From informed sources it is learned that
emissaries Of Magda made the first overture
looking toward her beauty pilgrimage last
July AZ the time. one high official in the
State Department is reported to have said
there would be no objection.
However, before anything more could be
done, there was State Department shalkc-up,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

The surgery is done under a local anes-
thetic and is practically bloodless
If Magda cannot get United States visa
the chances are that Shorell will go to Mexico
City to perform the operation
In that case while Magda will not have
made-in-America facelift, she will have the
next thing to it.
In either case, she will be better off than
royal favorites Of other days, when there was
no such thing as face-lifting. These ladies'
when time smote their beauty, had TO resort
10 all sorts of curious devices to hold the
affections of their kngly lovers.
Perhaps the most successful method was
that employed by La Pompadour, noted mis-
tress Of King Louis XIV Of France. When she
saw her voluptuous beauty was fading-and
that Louis was growing correspondingly mat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

shouldn't have the same advantages as your
mother! You know you're always ravng
about how beautiful she was"
The operation to which Magda would sub
NIT is really very simple, as described by Dr.
Shorell in medical journals. 1t has been per-
formed upon such perennially youthful women
among others, as Edna Wallace Hopper and
Fanny Ward
In fact it is safe to conclude these days
when you see a fifty-year-old woman looking
like she was her own daughter. that she has
benefited through modern plastic surgery.
The operation calls for only three Incl
sons. One of these begins in front of the
top of the ear, curves below it, and ends
about where il started at the back Of the ear.
Having made the incision DR. ShoreH uses
blunt instrument TO detach the skin from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

white. her softly rounded
cheeks are beginning TO
sag. and gaunt, insight
~ lines mar the creamy
smoothness OF her throat
In other words. she
has reached that phase
OF life where she needs
what plastic specialists
call a complete facial
reconstruction" "a job
that a skilled plastic
surgeon can accomplish
in about two hours, and
for which the fee may
range all the way from
$500 10 $4,000, depend
ing on the wealth Of the
patient and the profess
sional standing Of the
operator
IN Magda's case, &C
cording 20 rumor, II has
been set much nearer the
high figure than the low.
Gut even If II came to a
~ more. MaEda would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

underlying facial m u g s.
Then, with soluble catgut
stitches, he takes a tuck in
the muscles. grown loose and
flabby from age. No tissue is
cut away.
Having stitched the muscles
In place, the surgeon just re-
Grapes the skin over them,
sews it together neatly, and
ships away any extra epider-
mis- that is left.
The effect Of this operation
is to tighten up checks. brow.
neck and jowls. often, 1t is
sufficient When it is not,
secondary operation is per-
formed to remove bags be-
meath the eyes.
This is done in the same
manner, the incision being
made just below the lower
eyelid.
II forehead wrinkles are
deep and extensive. they arc
likewise removed. the incision
in this case being made at the
hairline, above Sthcr temple.
Extra tuCks are also required
sometimes to remedy sagging
neck muscles. Quite frequent
ly, too, a nose Strengthening
job is included. since the hui
man nose. like other features,
has a tendency 90 grow flabby
and shapeless with age.
Or Shorell's technique is his
own. Old-fashioncd plastic
surgeons merely tighten the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

skin paying little attention 20 The sagginE
muscles As a result, their patients are LETT
with mask-like. expression, and can't smile
without visible eaott. BY tfhtcRnE the
muscles, Or Shorell claims he avoids this
While the operation leaves scars they are.
small, and soon vanish Besides the heaviest
missions are made where they arc concealed
oy the hair OF ears
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

U) Why Magda Needs "A Face Lift -
And How She'll Get II or She Can
Circumvent the State Departments
Objections):
(2) An IncisiOn II Made at the Hair Line
and the Sagging Muscles Beneath
Stitched Tight, Thus Banishing Brow
Wrinkles.
90 The Same Process Is Followed Below
the Lower Eyeiid, Eliminating the
Telltaie Bags That Are "A Dead Give
away OF Age.
90 A Sweeping Incision Below and on
Each Side of the Ear Precedes Tight
ening of Loose Check, Jaw and Neck
Muscles, Which Erases Unsightly
Double Chns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

tentive - La Pompadour or
ganized the infamous Pare
auX-Cerfs. where she actually
trained young girls to min
lister TO the jaded appetite of
her royal admirer.
These victims Of a Kings
lust and a womans ambitions
were picked not only for their
beauty. but their purity. They
were trained in all the refine
ments of the court before
being visited by His Majesty.
II they pIeased him, he gave
them large dowries and mar
ried them off TO favorites.
Otherwise, they were sent
back 10 their parents.
The defect Of Pompadours
system was that it invited too
much competition. However.
she was able, through her
villainous methods, to hold the
King for twenty years.
Who knows, though, how
long her reign might have
lasted if she had only mao at
her disposal the resources of
modern plastic surgery?
For one thing, Magda IAN
be thankful. Living far from
Rumania, she is no longer n
daily danger Of assassination.
At one time, the better 10
Illustrate her would-be slay-
ers, Magda had from six 90 4
dozen doubles maids, models.
and housekeepers who were
Costumed and made up On n
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manner to resemble her. This probably saved
Magda's life a number Of times. for the
assassins were never quite sure they were
aiming at nae right woman
Think what that would mean II Magda were
i'm the same situation today. Instead Of just
getting a face-lift for herself she would
have 10 have the faces Of all her doubles
lifted, tool
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

trosscd honey has come 20 the age where time
and tribuiaton are taking heavy toll of her
once rcsplcndcnt beauty.
Recent visitors to the Mexican capital re-
port that while Magda is still something very
special i'm looks from distance Of twenty feet
closeup. or reaching, view discloses many
tcrtac traces of her years which are not less
than SO and may total more.
There are bags under her large almond
shaped eyes i'm the biue-grcen depths of which
Carol twice lost his kingdom There are crow
feet in the slanted corners, and wrinkles in the
alabaster brow above.
While her compcxion-next 90 her hair her
most beautiful features still a lovely smoky.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
BY LIONEL CALHOUN NOISE

\N/HEN woman wants something
w whether it's new dishmop or s.. 600
w worth Of mink coat she usually has a
good reason and moe often than not she gets
what she wants
Far from being exception 20 this we'll
Established rule is the flaming haired. anne
J'yst eyed. fun Tipped and bosomed beauty
whom The world knows rs Magda Lupescu
When Magda. for instance wanted King
Carol II ~ Rumania she got him even though
the getting cntailed his twice being euchred
out Of The same throne almost a record for
this type Of royal inadvertence
She's gotten a lot of other things in her
time too, including several million dollars
worth Of Icwelry, couple Of unofficial palaces
and the nccks Of number OF Carols ex-
subjects who, Al various times made ill-adyised
efforts 20 assassinatc her
Just now, though there's something Magda
wants that she can't have namely. "a
trip from Mexico city 10 New York 10
have her face lifted by DR. Daniel =
Shorell, the same plastic surgeon who
operated on a real Queen OF Rumana
Marie, and more recently, according TO
report, on the Duchess Of Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

financial resources would
easily defray the cost OF
"a special train. like the
one aboard which she
and Carol made a hur-
RED, bullct-harassed exit
from Rumania three
years ago
No. the trouble is that
the United States State
Department the old
mcaie. won't let Magda
INTO this country even
long enough 20 have her
face done over
This despite the fact
that a series OF special
cmlSS3Tic~ n as made
urgent representations
rs 20 the necessity OF the
plastic surgery. and also
despite Mag1a's willing
ness 20 give all kinds OF
ASSURANCES that she win
stay here just long
enough for the opera
ton then hasten back
10 her royal sweetheart.
While the situation
may sound frivolous. it's
anything but funny 30
Magda.
For Carols titan
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October II. 1919
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

have namely "a
Y 10 New York 20
by DR. | Daniel
istlc surgeon who
uecn OF Rumania,
.ntly according TO
IS Of Windsor.
isn't the fare. To
< 20 ali reports. her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

Ever, resort i0 West Mich
gan today B., playing lf> part m
me war effort according 10
William Palmer, secretary
manager Of West Michigan
Tourist and Resort Association.
In the face of reduced mile
age lor all travellers and q
curb on travel IN general over
~ pcr cent Of the resort, have
opened this year to take care of
those who find they abSolu'e..
need vacations
While rates have been In-
creased slightly the> have mo-
kept pace with the rising costs
Of food and labor
Operators feel thgy have Il
duty 20 the great civilian arm
of workers and Do they can
break even on operations cost
they viii be- dong great
service IN helping keep up the
good health and morale of those
whose lobS produce the war
materials for the boys at the
front
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Hiking Clubs Grow

Every state IN tho northeast
rrn part Of The country has I's
roster OF hiking clubs Pcnn>y r.
,ania has flock of them dong
bushes, IN the PoconoS. the
Blue Ridge and the hllcehan.c,
The Long Trail comes down INTO
the Bcrkshirc- lu NaSNachu-
sct,, Maine. New Hampshire
and Vermont are honcycoUbed
with walking paths and many OF
Tho trails are provided with
overnight shelter,
Resort owners have learned
during tho last decade that the
only way 20 keep people M ono
spot is 10 provide them with a.I
amusement they need and some
that they don't need The result
is that "A great many resorts
now have every fun-Uaking and
sport-proyIding facility right on
fhatT tlt.r nTttsGrft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Plenty Of Poultry, Food
For Michigan Vocdtioners

and 20 all inquirCrS Is 10 Coz
operate with the national effort
on travel 10 travel only
when they can be acCommo-
dated on buses. trains or boats
Michigan i beautiful in the
fan months and many resort,
VIII keep open 10 take carr ci
those who wish 10 keep out Of
the summer rush 80 vaCa-
tlonS can be staggered through
out the longer season
This will he year ~ family
vacations" SAID Mr.. Palmer.
There viii be no touring ~ in
other years.
Those who come 10 Michigan
viii 60 10 some resort aud Stav
there for the period Of their
civilian furiOugh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Don't Need Auto

Michigan has dropped most
of us nationally known Cclcbra-
tons until after victory. but
the re sort operators have
picked up where communities
have left of and are building
programs of entertainment and
recreation IN their own neigh
horhood for their guests.
You'll not need your auto
mobile when YOU get here"
seems 70 be- the general thought
OF all resort operators.
Advice going out 10 old guests
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Big Ranch Prospects

The dude ranches ought 10
have q great season The horse
Is king on every ranch and most
~ those here in the last have
filled out the program by pro-
NdnC tennis courts swimming.
boating fishing and a host Of
minor amuSemcntS
one Of tho facts which seems
30 have escaped many persons ls
that all the beauty spots m
America are Stn night whore
they always have been. Old
Faithful Is Sull Sp0utInC> hot
water and steam every 65 min
utcS whether there's any one 20
watch or not. The Grand Can
yon still turns purple and crlm-
son IN the setting sun and Mag
ara pours on 90 the sea A. she
has for centuries
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Oregon Mountain
lowers II 225 Feet
in Heart Of Cascades

SALEM Orc Iy,} ~
OREGON = Mount Hood which
" is situated IN thc heart 90
tho Cascade Range nearly 80
miles east Of Portland and 80
miles south Of The Columbia
RNcr. has been known since ITS
discovery as one 81 'Hc great
mountain, of the Northwest and
considered one OF thc >fIne -
scenic and rccrcatlora. a''ra--
TONS of Oregon
This mountain peak oi \".-
came origin. towers INTO me SKY
30 height Of ll.Z-5 feet with
several glaciers on Us ,iop'
and The higher elevations aIe
snow covered even dNlng late
summer months. ThI, uaFeStI.
mountain was first seen hy
white men oct % 1872 ty =
party exploring the Columbia
River under the command ~ II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
People Find
Ways to Go
On Vacation.
BY DON SHORT
NEW YORK, July 10.


Out Of the fabulous fog that
" envelopS Washington have
come no rays of light to Illuml-
nate the pathways Of vacation
planners After some officials
had publicly expressed their
faith in the healing powers OF
vacations. after health experts
had eNpoundcd tho dangers Of
fatigue and industrial wizards
had emphasized the production
chart magic of relaxation for
workers. the deluge Of edicts,
threats and mimeOgraphed "ad-
vice" descended like monsoon,
creating new confusion
Fortunately Americans are
not lacking IN ingenuity and ~
50 happens that ways and
means have been found 30 90
places without impeding any
war effort II isn't as comfort
able and IT isn't as quick. but
no one minds. 50 long As the
primary detectives OF rest and
relaxation are achieved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Plenty Of Places

There is no lack OF vacation
places IN 1913 The only prob
lem IS how 10 reach them and
This Is not so difficult AS u has
been made 10 appear No mat
ter what the best minds keep
saying, D. Is fac that much
transportation I> >uIl b n x
wasted II D rs used whom
available no ono need be l"'i
standing ON platform
II Us up 10 individuals 10
learn hoA 10 make l~c of -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

On Lake Michigan, 81
ChsrlevoiS,
49, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Miles Of Beauty

The voyage between terminals
!, 541 miles. and an time, the
,b!p is completely our Of ight
of land Both the AS lnibola'
and the "KeewatIn' have been
remodclcd throughout and
pacIou> dancing saloon added
10 each ship
The hIghlght 81 these Great
Lakes cruises Us the passage
through the Canadian locks ~
The 500 Here me ship rises
above the town until the water
level I'M the lock, reaches that
az Lake superior. W hen tine
great gates are opened and the
ship proceeds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Mount Hood Summons
Travellers. as in DID, Timer Days

s modern highway from Port
land has been constructed around
tar south slope OF the mountain
and r. spur extends 10 Timber
.ln, ~ an elevation of approx
wately 6 900 feet where a mod
ern hotel has been constructed
which j. headquarter, for bof0
winter and summer sports.
Mount Hood may also he
reached on ITS northern and
eastern slopes by highway from
Portland up 10 the scenic C0iuU.
hia gorge 10 Hood River thence
south through the feNIle Hood
River Valley through pear apple
and cherry orchards, and the
national forest 10 Cloud Cap
Inn
Many miles OF tral. have been
constructed by the forest service
through the nations, forests
around Mount Hood, and many
horseback riders take advantage
Of these trails from which some
OF the gTdndeSt views of the
mountain and the SURROUNDING
country may be had
In numerous places adjacent
10 the highways or on short
mountain roads leading from the
highways are forest camps or
tourist camps The forest camps
do not have cabin facilities. but
may be enjoyed by the camper
who brings his own tent or
trailer house The CABIN camps
are generally equipped SO that
tho tourists can have shelter and
accommodations for cooking
with comfort
La .L. -.L..--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

William Robert Broughton ~
the British navy
His party was exploring the
Columbia River after It's Gl~Co'
rrl hy' r ob bert Gray May H.
1872 The next party Of white
men 20 500 the mountain Wa-
the party under Lewis and
Clark whose first light of the
mountain from The east Wa> o0
LL-L - tnL-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Lake Trips
Add Joy
7 OUTINGS

NACATIONISTS desiring %
' add q cruise to their hol-
days. either rs q mp in itself.
or IS q brcak u their trans
Canada train journeys. viii be
able 10 go 80 again Tins summer
a board The Canadian Pacific
Railway. Great Lakes steamer,
"keewaIn and "AS>inIbola'
These comfortable ships Zee
Sembllng ocean liners WIIl sal
every Wednesday and Saturday
until Sept S from Port Nc
NicoIl Ont for Saa.te So.
Marie and Port Arthur Font
William. twin critics ar the
head of Lake superior Rctmn-
ing. they leave Fort William on
Saturday, and Tuesday, auN-
ing back in Port Ac\Iaoi, carly
on Mondays and Thursday
Special boat tram, from and 20
Toronto serve Those -np~ on
sailing and driNa. days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Can't Ration Rivers

40 one can ration mountains
lakes or rivers the Somhcr
beauty Of late autumn sunset
in New Hampshire, the swift
flash Of q rainbow trout in 2
Maine stream. or the historic
ghosts that haunt the littlc
islands OF Lake ChamplaIn. Ma
lures children may all ION
heartily IN the song OF the bah
bling brook;
"For men may come and men
may 20, hut go on forever"
Some day il Will be over and
We Cadding Americans viii be-
fitting about the globe as We
never fitted before. Some one
vas telling me Just the other
DAY how Nine. Chang had men
toned a beautiful spot IN China
which she thought Americans
would Just, love for weekend
trips when tho war IS over II
lCould be- SO II will be so.
Evening star., 1943-09-16

one yelled: 'Periscope sighted off
starboard quarters
Our ship dropped back from the
rest Of the convoy with our sister
ship, the Spencer.
Already that morning We had
heard that one of our merchant
ships had been sunk by an enemy
sub, SO We were anxious to get back
ut them.
Il was tense and wanted the
guns to start sounding off. It wasn't
long before we opened a cross-fire,
with the help of our sister ship,
on the enemy sub, which had sur
faced. Each time we scored a hit
the yells that went up made me
feel was watching a baseball
game at Griffith Stadium.
After the. order, cease firing,
was given, about 10 men came up
on the deck of the sub. One ran
for a gun, but our guns split hin
Evening star., 1943-09-16

Guard cutter was steaminc ahead
to catch up with the convoy, while
the crew went below to finish their
chow.
Less than five minutes had
passed." Yeoman Albert said. Il
picked up my fork and went on
eating that same piece of ham"
Yeoman Albert is a graduate of
Gonzaga High School, and attended
|NStrayer Business College. Before
joining the Coast Guard year and
half ago. he was a clerk with the
Secret Service in Washington.