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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Admires Soldiers Now

Ten hours-or was il just 10
minutes Pin a tank bulges our
admiration for the boys on the
hot sands of African deserts,
who spend days in these
shrunken telephone booths and
find it hard to get breathing
space, not to mention the beat
ing one takes bouncing against
the not too delicate sides of the
thing. II is no Book Cadillac
cocktail lounge, we assure you.
Or, maybe, as Miss Brown would
say, we don't know how to ride
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
A Party for Connie

Connie, Amos Alonzo, Stage.
Fielding Yost and Col. Matt
VIM still carry more punch in
this sports world than any four
youngsters you might care to
name.
l was reading the other day
where Stagg arises early, plays
a few strenuous sets Of tennis
and then later in the day, if
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Detroit Curriers' I
In Grand Nationals

UTICA. N. Y, Feb. 3 (INS).-
Leading curriers' of the nation will
invade Utica Friday 10 compete
in the Grand National at the Utica
Curling Club. Teams from De.
troit, New York. Brookline, Mass.
Schenectady and Lake Mahopac
are entered. Competition will be
Centered in play for the Mitchell
and the Allen medals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
He's Square Now

If your writer ever wrote that
Evans missed body check
when he played defense for the
Red Wings, well, he is even now.
Once our diabolical iron buck
board Skidded on a stretch Of
ice That was pleasant. But the
iced trails down into the gorges
were treacherous. We were re-
minded that the gallant Vera
Brown Of our paper took the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

incidentally, the grounds are
laid out on mountainous terrain
which once served as a public
golf course on which the writer,
in company with John Canton.
frequently got down to 72-for
the nine holes. The writer
always will remember the third
hole, a dog-leg to the left that
reached fully so yards down a
valley. II was our favorite
spoon shot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

in The Detroit Times Derby last
Sunday, steadfastly refuses to &c
for a trim.
what, and lose my strength"
is his answer to every query on
why doesn't he resume relations
with his barber I'm not going
TO get a haircut until the
skating season ends"
TROUBLE FOR VINCE
SO Detroits skating Samson,
hair and all, is going out for more
glory. BY winning the senior B
title he kicked himself right out
of the class. You're ineligible
after you win a championship.
So next Sunday in the Gold
Cup championships at Wyandc tie
Henry will skate with the senior
men. This win mean trouble for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

and summer for morale pur-
poses. They want their employees
10 have some outlet when the
days chores are over.
Schedules can be worked out
even in extreme emergencies
where baseball can carry on in
some form for the duration.
What baseball needs is more
men with ideas and LESS cry
ing in the dark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

Incidentally. they are giving
Connie a party tomorrow night
in New York. 1t would be all
right with most people in base
ball and sports if they gave him
one every night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL IEAGrI

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Boston 3. Chicago 3
TOMORROW's GAMES
DETROIT A. Toronto.
Chicago AZ New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Need the Outlet

Naturally, no one expects such
spectacles as Babe Ruth calling
his home run shot at Wrigley
Field or a Pepper Martin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
builder

This strengthened previous COM
ments from VINO officials that II
was a sure bet" that professional
athletes and actors eventually
will join the ranks of those who
already have been told they have
"non-deferrable jobs"
Another list of "non-defer-
rabies" VINO officials said, prob
ably will be made public in two or
three weeks. The next list, like
the one made public yesterday,
was expected to include occupa-
tionS about which there is no
question as TO their contribution to
the war effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

checker from the Canadian 500,
who rang up a Stanley Cup scoring
record after having set an all-time
Red Wing point mark in the regu-
lar season, still is badly hampered
by a broken left wrist.
CAST ON WRIST
| Crosse has been playing with a
cast on his wrist for six weeks. He
has managed 10 get a few goals
scored an important one 10 help
beat the Bruins in Boston last
week. But ha is not the old leader
OF the Linlment Line. who was all
elbows, knees and goals last season.
This was evident in Detroits
81 upset by Canadicns here Sun
Gay when Crosse carried the puck
the length If the ice and com
plc'cly circloI The net. holding his
suck with bat ono hand and was
Continued on Page 2l)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Worth 10 War
Is Only Factor

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 (UP).-
War manpower commission
sources said today that the final
decision on whether baseball play
ers are engaged in a "non-defer-
rable" occupation must come from
test of whether il is a direct
contribution to the war effort. not
from its usefulness as a morale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

for both baseball and a stretch
in the factory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
MEAT VALUABLE

Game officials point out the
meat is valuable to the war effort
and II should be taken by hunters.
With gas and tire rationing GER
tain TO prevent thousands of
Detroiters and Southern Michigan
hunters from making the long
trek into Northern Michigan. this
area may be just the thing, espe-
cially for the "one-day hunter"
The Paul Bunyan Luncheon
Club will hold its meeting tomor-
row noon at the Harmonic Club.
267 East Grand River. Details of
the ice fishing trip. Saturday,
February 6. will be given.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

you probably never even
been on a bucking bronco" we
can hear Miss Brown sneer.
We've never even rode a tame
Shetland pony, Miss Brown.
And what's more. Miss Brown,
when they get to the old boys
with canes and clutches. we're
not going near a tank.
No. Stree, and moreover. we
are going TO quit complaining
about Fred Nolan's rhumba-
jigging street cars and buses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
future of All Pro Sports in Doubt After VINO Edic
Betting Hits
New High for
La Mottd Bout

A "bookie" revealed today thai
the betting on the fight between
Ray (Sugar) Robinson and Jake
lLaMotta at Olympia Friday night
is "the heaviest on any fight ever
held in Detroit"
But the betting has all the price
makers Confused" according tc
the writer's informant. Stable
chunks of money SHOW" but they
are offered at prices not related
to what the gamblers figure the
proper odds.
IL think Robinson, on his rec
ord, should be a 2 to 1 favorite,"
said the professional wagering
man. But wouldn't give
those odds. / can't help but
remember that LaMotta Is tough
and he beat Jackie Wilson, not
TO mention Edgar, Hayes and a
lot of other good boys. And
can Robinson give LaMotta Is
pounds and beat him? Some
times / doubt IL. This fight has
a lot of angles that have me
guessing.
BOTH WILL TRY
There Is one thing: both boys
will be In there trying and II
should be a great scrap. Detroit
Is now getting fights we know
are on the up and up"
The fact that the public. as we'll
as our friend the bookie, know
that both boys will be giving their
best is one Of the reasons match
maker Nick Londes visions a sell
out" for Friday.
Both Robinson and LaMotta
completed boxing in workouts yes
terday afternoon, Robinson at
Brewster Recreation gym on st.
Antoine, street and LaMotta at
the Motor City gym on Michigan
avenue. Big crowds saw the boys
work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
ALL UNDER 81

Since practically all big league
players are under 80 years old.
II would mean a clean sweep of
the majors. All Tigers are
under 80.
Such a ruling would also hit the
Detroit Lions and other profes-
sional sports.
A War Manpower Commission
spokesman in Washington declared
ut is strictly in the realm of spec
ulation" as to whether professional
athletes will be placed on future
lists of nondeferable occupationsl
This uncertain Interpretation of
the ruling TO have all men,
whether married or with children
either work in essential industries
or 60 10 war, does not make things
any clearer for the baseball folks
Other statements from baseball
men included the following:
CONNIE MACK (Philadel-
phia Athletics)-"Tm In favor !.
Of baseball going on n long o.
IL can and believe we should
continue until the government
says otherwise. Well have 10
wait until that times comes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Deer Move In
Near Car Lines
BY DON GILLIES

It may not be necessary for
Detroit deer hunters to cancel
next seasons hurting trip into the
north country in pursuit of the
because of gas ration
ing, if reports coming in are true.
Latest news is that Livingston
County is being overrun with
deer. A few days ago, conserva-
ton officer Harold Bowditch. sta
toned at Howell, reported count
ing SO deer in one herd. The
Livingston County herd, now num-
boring several hundred, is one of
the largest in Southern Michigan.
so MILES AWAY
Bowditch said he saw the herd
in a soybean field near Cohoctah,
nine miles north of Howell. This
is about so miles from downtown
Detroit.
Although Livingston County is
not open TO deer hunting, there is
a possibility hunting will be
opened if they become a menace
to farmers crops.
In Allegan County, where deer
were destroying crops, the con-
department opened a
special hunting season. Archers
were permitted to take deer of
either sex and gun hunters were
permitted a special season for
females only.
1t is therefore not unreasonable
TO expect, if the deer herd in
Livingston County continues TO
grow and farm damage increases,
the conservation department will
ask for a special hunting season
in that county. and it might even
come this fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
MISTAKE TO STOP

CLARK GRIFFITH wash.
ington Senators)-"T think n
would he a mistake TO stop
baseball or any other sport APP
pealing widely to the public
during the war. IL would be q
step backward. IL Is the gove,xom
ment's Job TO formulate plans
keep baseball going n Il II at an
possible. I hope II will he Dos
sible, but I have no definite as
surance from any one on that
score"
MANAGER HANS LOBERT
philadelphia Phils) - Uncle
Sam comes FIRST with me-"
MES T. GALLAGHER
(Chicago Cubs)-"Tf an order
10 classify ballplayers that way
Is made, II can mean only one
thing-close the gates. I don't
believe there are over 80 players
In the entire country over the
draft age who are capable Of
playing ma jor league baseball
HARRY GARDINER Chicago
White Sox)-"So far as the
White Sox are concerned, We
will do whatever the government
wants us TO do. Winning tho
war II the big thing"
NO COMMENT
K. M. lands baseball com,
missioner II haven't heard
anything about the manpower
statement. I have no comments
ROGER CKIN PAUGH
cleveland Indians) - eff pro.
fessional baseball players are
classified under nonessentiaI &C.
tivities by the War Manpower
Commission, the major leagues
will be unable to operate. Until
such n ruling Is placed in effect,
we will continue our plans for
the 1913 season on the present
basis"
WARREN GILES Cincinnati
Reds)-"As 1 see Il, baseball
never was classified as essential
Truthfully speaking, 1 don't
know much about anything these
days. I'm not even sure I'm
going TO get homo tonight"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
|MdyList Athletes
AS NondeferabIe
If Not Working
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Jack Zeller, general manager OF
the Tigers, like other baseball
men. today awaited further wore
from Washington after a War
Manpower Commission ruling &C
draft all men of fighting age-ls
10 3S-who are not engaged n
war work.
Should the ruling affect profes.
sional athletes. as IL did under the
work or fight" order Of the first
world war, 1t may mean the
wiping out OF organized baseball.
for the duration.
I'VE will 60 along until ~
get some official ruling" Zefler
explained. "When any such 4
order comes, II II does, we wflfs
Of course, obey gladly. We have
never contended that baseball b
essential. We have been going
along with baseball because the
President asked us TO do So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

Detrots ambitious Red Wings checker
going National who Stanley Cup scoring
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

Then. if the crown IS less than
one-thlrd as long as the petals,
the name of the class IS Barri
narclSSi.
The other trumpet class IS
named LeedSil, but this one is
not governed by length Of
trumpet, rather by the color.
In this the petals are white,
the trumpet tor cup or crown
white cream or pale Cltron,
sometimes tluged with pink or
apricot
So YOU see a daffodIl Is a mar
CiSSuS. but a narCISSuS IS not
necessarily a danodll And now
we turn 10 a ionqull Some
people call the same long
trumpeted n overs lonquilS.
They are Just all wrong, A true
lonquIl Is in a class of narclssi
all by itself They are IN Latin
Narcl>Su> jonquilla and they
have thln leaves. almost like
grass. tiny yellow flowers ard
a most scrumptlouS odor There
Is a particularly fine lonquilla
hybrid that has larger blooms
and sends up more flowers from
the same bulbs after the first
batch has bloomed. Its name is
Golden Spur aud | can heartily
recommend II
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

THESE I-NUSUAI.-m o.tifS
for baby linens bed >ot phi
low on scarf absolutely breathe
sweetness and charm You H.
have no end Of fun cmbroldor-
ing the cute baby animal, and
d6lng the flowers in gay colorS
You can make delightful gifts
Pattern 667 contains a trans
Ter pattern of - motifs ranging
from lN3ia TO Is ANS inches,
stitches.
Send II cents for this pattern
10 the Laua Wheeler Pattern
Department. 1925 Times Square,
Detroit 81. Mich
Due TO slowness Of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control. pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please he patient.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
MARCH n TO APRIL %

MARCH ~ TO April 20
AJ.ss - Ideal influences for
work. or pleasure, If duties per
INIT Fine period for selling.
buying. investing in war bonds
and stamps. other sound prop
critics But don't waste time or
materials or buy unesScuuals.
APRIL 2I 70 NAY e0
TouuS-F Friendly for your iu-
tcrtst, BE advised against care
.essnc~, m speech or confidential
matters. Excellent day for ship
ping all maritime activities,
also dealing III chemicals. oils
all liquids. Research iu mcdl-
,inc should bring good results
NAY ~ TO JjNE ~
Gmu- Pine for new ideas,
work on uvsauons. patents, inn
proved machinery and equip
mcnt Stagecrait the motion
picture industry, theaters gen
orally sponsored. Top, lor men
tai work, promoting. advertls-
ing. newspaper interests
June - To JlLl -
Cmccr-Some of you viii find
today more amenable to employ
ment and money matters while
others will see personal and
artistic activities top tayor,tc.
July - TO AUG. p
co. The unusual. creative
deas. progressiyeness have
splendid aspects. Fcrreting out
flaws. subvcrsive elements. cor
rccting mistakes highly favored
Keep ON the Job, you1l be de
lighted with the new. undreamed
of advantages today offers.
AUG. 2B TO SEPT. -
Tir1 o-One of your best
planetary days, Study instruct
ing. literary etrHt>. journalists
interests among thc lnpnatcherS-
Secretaries. authors. critics, re-
portcrs. skilled photographers
military matters gain due pres
tlCc
SEPT. u TO OCT. p
TJhru-Not as easy a period
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

for you perhaps as for some
others, but Libra's calm wisdom
can search for the best methods
and procedure that suits specific
work and interests.
OCT. - TO NOI.
Scorpio-A peak day IN a
generous, progressive week. New
undertakings equally wore q
with familiar routine, and the
unusual can be- attempted with
ont tmidity
NOV. - 70 DEC, 80
Sagiffuits-GiveS YOU an
opportunity to take shortcuts 10
success and victory and you
know them, too, Try progress
.iVe ideas and inventions Whole
some recreation favored for lei
Sure hours
DEC. 70 TO Jan. ~
C1pricorr-You'll undoubtedly
accomplish a lot in quiet but
efficient way Less spectacular
aspects I'M your favor, bat Capri
corn usually shows up in the
finals with generuu~ score,
won 10y industriousneS, and
determination
JAN. eP ia FER 5o
iquluW You can 80 the
same limit i'm yow efforts to
reach your goal and may good
fortune attend you, Personal
alta m en- and contentment
through good work
FER. ~ TO MARCH 10
Pisces Please rr5d >,nrpiu
and Aquarius Your aspect, TO-
day are similar 20 both and good
Idings are in the bag
/ CHILD born on Hs dp
Refinement. generosity. tru ue
charity keen memeFs- ANY
discerning powers among your
many qualities, Capable OF note
worthy success where iuessc.
intelligence and a winning per
sonahty are requisites.
Capyrsh,, 1913. by KRIS Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Many Uscs

j~cd tate should uc clarified
SO as 'o take ou' bits of other
fonI and TO improve the flavor
An leftover iat .1n hC saved
20 use again. uu.o-, il is Too
strong IN flavor or >CorChed
The >8peJ iaf, may include
dripping, from roast broIyd
meat OF from poultry rendered
trimmings OF pork beef and
poultry and good favored fats
saved from frying
There are "a number Of uses
10 put Your leftover fats 10.
-L-Aa-tA.-i44- ~ t,ff-e-t :, ~ III -SauCUS
for SCailoped dishes or add
them 90 soups Flavor veCC-
tables with II. mash with po-
tdtoc>. nuN with "a hilic NInc-
gar and use as the drcs s>lng for
wlltcd lettuce. or use tor ptU-
nlrl cabbage squash and other
vegetables
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Make Good Use Of Fats
Save Some for Uncle Sam

ar. .T1ie
r.a>.r.-r
SOD hur tr.w
oi.N amount
.r "A. fhr sNtu
.a.4------- e7-.---i- tAfyrrrrrt
ni rau .at cans
s.a>e. .r season dishes i0 trc
v.' aN Nua gse >7.' pr'
.> H. ha'sr5 ur a
..Hs> Dt.o. trimmings M. to
Poi. rendered BEFORE u~nG
Tn -.-ae. % l8l i> t1 r.H
s.av.t .a t-ai the t7' wr,tS
u .#trHtts from tha ro0u0.-
sg H-~.a Grind coy .u '.e
I'M uuuri from 'he meat into
fHc pieces pat ,hnw ln d0.-
'e boiler uy saucepan tGar cam
~.t M bot water or place
'hrw .n "a pan 100. % slow oven.
As soon q. fhr tar wctfr-i
strain , through "a clean cloth
te-rrthu'r rr-y p1rr-UtTy 0i con-
H..rNr f.-. When i Co1.>.
store H l0 cool place save
fne pieces Nu0rDH ..',-'Nrse
CracNlnEs are good a Wu0ns
a0t other nHt bNaa>
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Attractive Lunch

IF YOU are looking FOR
something attractive and palaI-
able, Yet inexpensive 10 serve
as a canapc. here is the answer.
Soften "a package Of cream
cheese by adding a little milk
or cream Blend in enough pap
4Il>a to color the mixture Form
little balls out of Do and place
them ON The ends OF stick pret-
1c'> Then roiI them IN cracker
crumbs and they are ready 10
LLIAN-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Tasty Sandwich

SA Nd W1CH FILINGS
Shuuld be most tasty, and IN
gradients well blended The fill
me should be nearly the thick
ness of a slice OF bread. Let
tuCC, and other green's, stay
nlnLG G--liSl4- p f4f,t-ttt tt-Sr-f1r=
ratcly IN waXed paper and in
serted at the time of eating
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
ENAMEL FINISH

TO PRESERVE the cli,ten-
nE finish of porcelain cnamelcd
utensils use wooden spoons Tor
b bcatiug and stirring food,
Metal instruments may mar tho
enamel.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
DaffodiIs or Narcissi---
What S The Difference?
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

LAST SPRING there were 50
many letters from people who
wanted to know if daffodilS
were narciS>l and If lonqullS
were narciSSi and just what the
difference is. Now II Is time for
these same people-and the rest
of YOU to he ordering bulbs so
/ think us time for me 10 cN-
plain in print what I've already
explained in letters to lndI-
dNldualS
The term "daffodil as COM
monty used means a narClSSuS
that has a long trumpet as
long as or longer than the petals
that grow around the trumpet.
The standard classification OF
narciSSuS types is that arranged
by the Royal Horticultural So
cicty OF England and in part IT
ClaSSificS narciSSi according 10
length of trumpet as compared
with length OF petals.
Fine Points!
In addition 30 those long
trumpet sorts mentioned above
there are the kinds in which the
trumpet or crown is from one
third the length TO not quite the
length of the petals These are
called incomparablliS narClSSl.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Uncle Sam!

And don forget. that be-
sides being irugdE for loM- own
good Uncle sam needs
waste tT 90 be used IN the
making 6f 4mmHnittous just r
tablespoon day from every
household win holp keep him
going When you -taVc collected
"a pound or more. take It to
Aa4!-+-- f+--4es = +--.t-iitr-r1t4 tt1utrttTcT-
Waste fats for Uncle sam
must not be- kept in glass con-
tainerS. Any tin can VIII do
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Measure Carefully

Don't waste Your tats by
using more than b., necessary lu
any recipe II only results m
greasy grayleS and sauces oily
pastries poor biscuits and fall
-iffr CakrS fTTS jlon't always
easy 20 measure accurately, bat
II vou follow TINS method NOH
should have satisfactory rc-
suits
To measure l-3 cup Of fat
first till a measuring cup 2-3
fun OF water Add IL -Ap..ll -,l----L.
II under the water until thc
water comes 20 the level of the
cup top Pour out the wafer
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Where TO Enlist

WACs 206 Buhl Build
ing Hours s is n. m. 10
9 p, m Monday SIS a m. 70
7 p. m. Tuesday through
Saturday CA 1892
WAVES - Ninth Floor
Book Building. l249 Wash
lngton boulevard. Hours
$50 a ~, to 6 p. m daily
Evening appointments can be
made by calling CA 6969
s-531 Lafayette
Building. ia West Lafa-
Ncttc. Hours $50 q. m. 10
Q p m. Monday. $50 80 Is
p. m Tuesday through Sat
urday Phone Gil 91r0
MARINES - Thirteenth
Floor Book Building Hours
$40 a m TO > p. M daily
ca $3.50
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

You'll DELIGHT in the
.st-t,tt,ir;ttr s Il, i; r. forward, CtTSSTC tines or
Pattern ii23. This -slimming
two-piccer is becoming 10 al
most every type of figure
Youl find the bodice top to
the skirt though optional, a
great help for keeping it IN
place You can make ittrom an
old slip
Pattern 4A23 is available in
womcnS sizes -. 36, 3S. 40 ~
III = ,tttrt-f6u- STzC Is takes -
yards 39-ineh fabric and = yard
contrast.
Dress pattern l6 cents Ad-
dress your request to the Anne
a q a m : Pattern Department.
IDS Times Square, Detroit 81
Mich -
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Horoscope :: BY Frances Drake

Lool u the Section Which You Bphdoy Comes and Find
What Yo,r Outioot is According 10 the Stars,
For Friday, Apgust -.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Stretch MidriH

Ae-v-t4tts- -eff-ttt ft1yrtS-" WITH
weight supported on knees and
hands. arms straight and
stretch through the mIduff like
a cat. Bow your back mp IN the
pir as If YOU We're fighting mad
then SLOWLY let 1t cave in, hut
with tho stomach muscles hold
up TirmTy Arc your back and
.obeat several times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

Due 10 sluWness of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control. pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please he patient.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Mwhehene my1uw
CAN MAKE YOU BEAUTIFUL ?

plexlons. Likewise, it will shampoo your
hair thoroughly and leave it fadianty
clean and delicately fragrant.
Complete cleanliness with Sweetheart
Soap will allow all the natural beauty
you possess 10 appear. Beyond that, no
soap can make you beautiful.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

Let US help YOU answer thit question.
Sweetheart Soap IS as pure and efficient
aswc can possiblypakcit. and our expert
cncc goes back more than half a century
Sweetheart Soap will cleanse your
skin thoroughly and is so pure and mild
that it agrees with even sensitive com