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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
SCendrist S Trial
Set for April )

BEVERLY HILLS, Cal, March
20 Herman Mankiewicz, 45-year-
old >cenariSt. today was held TO
answer in superior court on "A
charge of felony drunk driving
following his preliminary hearing
IN police court. He was. ordered 10
appear for trial on April ,.
While a woman passenger OF
the automobile with which his car
had collidcd hcad-on lay bleeding
on the ground, Manwiewicz as
serted there was nothing wrong
with the woman, but admitted to
an officer ne was drunk, a witness
testified today.
Mankicwicz is accused Of crash
ing head-on into the automobile
driven by Mrs. GcrShwin while
driving under the influence Of in
toNicating liquor. He faces pos
>ible maximum prison term of !
to 10 year, if convicted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Pimples Disappeared
Over Night

Nos 10 is true. there is 2 safe
btrair-s mcdicatcd LIQUID called
hIeer,E that dries up pimples over
r.-at Iu1se who followed simple
directions and applied kleorex
upon rrutuE were amazingly sur
pu-oI when they found their PIN
pies had Nsappcared These users
,uthus1>tIcaily praise kleereX and
ClHm they are no longer embar-
ras~ed and are now happy with
their clear compilations. Don't take
ouf word for 70. use KleereX tonight.
Is one application does not satisfy,
YOU pol your money back. There is
10 risk so do not hesitate For sale
by Cunningham. KinsSs aud drug
stores everywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
PARISH OF HIS BIRTH

Al exactly 70 a m. ms body viii
be brought TO the church and Will
be placed for the solemn requiem
mass in the nave near the Sanctu-
airy, in which he had served mass
as boy.
Here. ~ the beuH5tg Of tins his
toric parish on ChlcaGo's south
side. MIR Manoy was born and
reared. His last visit 10 ST james
was on February Z. when he, and
many other old timers, prayed
there during the 60th anniversary
celebration Of the dedication of the
church edifice.
Following the funeral services
Mr. Malloy viii be- buried in All
SAINTS Cemetery IN DeS PLANES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

NHaN .3Wr tH~ stirring tuhUt,
u t.- memory
The new >paprr business lost
a master OF the craft in the
death 81 lack NalloN. - close
friend OF mine for many years.
His departure il - deep personal
loss la me
Roth ~ "A iricnd-and Il news
paper man I admired him and
AT times cuNicd his creativcnc>S
and keen sense of news value. In
these qualities he had no >u-
perior. He was also an editor
of the highest intcEritN,- hclli=
gercutlN loyal Ia his organi2a-
ton and 90 hiS friends, He was
an indcfatigAblc worker who
knew mo- hours nor personal
troubles where a story was con-
Cerned.
His many friends will join
me, know. in praying that he
finds the reward he III richly
deserves in the mysterious realm
beyond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
KOzdroj Re eIetted
Head Of Polish Group

Chester a Koldroi was re-
elected Saturday TO serve ms sixth
consecutive term as president of
The Polish Central ClulonS Com
mIttcc.
other officers elected 10y dele
gates from over 700 organizations
c john RolyckL first vice pre>I-
dent. Anthony RoSowiCZ. second
wee president, Susan GlinSki, third
wee president Mary StanowSki,
treasurer sinner BrykalSki-
financial secretary and John
IUcmba. recording secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Youth Arrdigned
In Fatal Shooting.

Standing mute when arraigncd
on a charge of fatally shooting
his pal. Charles Collins, II, was
taken 10 a county Jail cell Satur-
daN. where ne maintained an air
OF nonchalanCc.
whats been done j. done"
he told ms mother through the
bars.
1t was in defense OF his mothers
honor. Collins told police, that he
no, Clayton u. Williams. - with
- rife in the Collins apartment
Hes good boy" said Mrs.
Collins. lie IL closer 10 me than
any one Of my six other children.
lie thought ne was doing right"
The you his examination I~
scheduled for TUESDAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
NeWCoffee, Gas
Tickets Monday

Two new rationIng periods open
this week, rationlng officials re-
minded DetrolterS SATURDAY,
Coffee stamp No. - VIII be
good for one pound from Monday
until April -.
Gasoline ration coupon No. >
becomes disable for four gallons
for the period ending May y. IN
which connection it might be well
TO remember that tire inspection
for A book holders must be com
plcted by March 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
MallOy'S Body Lies
In State in Chicago
,pcr,al ~ nm DETROIT INNS

special to I'm DETROIT TINES
CHICAGO. March 20 tuncra.
services. To be attended bA cuh-Ie-
portcrS and statesmen. for John
Anthony Malloy editorial assistant
TO Publisher William Randolph
Hearst and executive editor of the
Chicago Herald-AmcrIcan, VIII be
held IN ms former boyhood parish
old ST. James Roman Catholic
Church. at 10 a m Monday.
lie died carly Friday of a heart
attack. Hc-way IL years cid.
His body VIII lie I'M state at
CAROLS Chapel until the funeral
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
LemonJuice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

II you suffer from rheumatic. ~.
thrItIs cor uouritis pain. try this ,unpi".
iurA prusiNe home rcCip" that thousands
are using. G"t pHoka ~ Of Ru FIX
Compound q two week supply. today.
Mix b. with quart uf water, add th"
juice Of lemons. It's easy. 80 trouble
lat all and pleasant You need only 3
tables pooufuls bFu times q daN. often
within ~ hours ~omcti ines oyerni ght-
splendid results are obtained. II the
pains do not quickly loave aud IL yuu
do not feel better, return the empty
package and Ru ~ viii cost YOU moth
ing 10 try as a. is sold ~ Your drug
igist under nm absolute money back
guarantee. Eu TX Compound is for sale
land recommended 10y drug stores every
fN here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
'SWampy' Leaves Time
And q FeW Memories

Robert X. (Swamp-fooD Swarth-,
out, member OF the Times EDITORIAL
staff for the past five months, Sun
day was EN- route 10 the army air
base at San Antonio, Texas, as an
aviation cadet.
Swarthout, %, and a graduate of
Wayne University, where he was a
baseball star and editor of the
Detroit Collegian, student news
paper, armed the niCkname|
shortly after he appeared for duty
as reporter.
HOW HE GOT TITLE
Early in his journalistic career
"Swamp-foot" got himself into
trouble and earned his title. At
the Shell Refinery fire at River
Rouge he lost his rubbers. a shoe
and one sock in the freezing mud
.created by firemen.
His entrance To the profession
was no more less romantic lie
approached the managing editor
and asked for a job, was told to 60
home. write story, get a hair cur
and return. He brought the story
with him but still lacked a hslr
lCut.
YOU SCARE PEOPLE
NO hair cut no job" said
the boss. you scare people"
He found work elsewhere didn't
like il and returned 10 the Times
this time with a hair cut II"
asked the managing editor for d
job again.
your face Is familiar" sand
the NJ. T..
yep, and got hair cut
( SWampy replied.
You're hired" said the NJ. +.
Now Uncle Sam has hired the
affable reporter To fly a fighter
plane against enemies.
He is the fortc-frSt Times edi-
torial employe 10 leave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

From ". \. Curlcy editor of
the New York JournaI-Amerlcan
and a close personal friend Of Mr..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Malta allied Planes Score

NEW YORK. March 20 GNS)
Allied aircraft operating from
Malta have destroyed or damaged
Su iocopotNC> n Southern Italy
and Sicily since the FIRST of the
year according 10 a London broad
east
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

Like sending him gift every
day. Order The Detroit Times
mailed daily TO your man in the
armed forces.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
= qlocken4chlde9e
ober: 9as (yebemnis Gpsb Dell


dnsitli6 ieinem fori6en6en auge gu
perbergen.
,,Sonoerbar! Sabt SIR oenn feine
Sreunoe?"
.,,&eine!"
Seine gerpan6te?"
Seine, oie na6 mir fragen."
@eorg Stia1portb ndberte it6 iebt
Der nnbefannten uno legte feline Sanb
auf ibre Sdulter. Sic 5udte BEL oieier
8eriibrung 5uiammen uno riidte 10
tief als m0gli9 in bic gde.
u8erlabt midi, Serr! 8erlaBt MIDI, ",
rief iie, bon Mnglt iibertpaltigt; .i6
berlange nidt nad @urer Silfe."
u9ann babt SIR gelogen uno ieio
nidt cine 9iirftise, ionoern cine Die-
bin ooer Berbre6erin."
0eit einem S9rei iprang Die Srem=
oe in Die &obe.
,Seio Ssbr ni6t 10 i6limm2"
vNein, nein, mein @etpiiien lit
rein.'
~seun 10 iebt mir ins @eiidt uno
ltebt mir 93eoe uno gInttport."
uNiemals!" l1no tie iprang abge-
tpenoeten @eit6tes gu Ser Sire uno
mol1te entflieben. gr aber fabte ite
beim Irm uno bielt ite feit.
SD babe bas Ge6t, gub gu BE-
tradten; orebt @uren &opf!" befabl
er 5ornig.
8ereebens itrengte oas 8eib aIe
&rdfte an itd linn 5u ent5ieben.
80 uout SIR nidt? @ut, Damn
brau6e i6 @etpalt." ..... -
@r 5og ite unter 6ie 2aterne, bob
oas geienfte Saupt getpaltlan in Sic
S0be unb i6aute einen ein5igen 9lu:
genbIid in sic bonn 2i6te gren BE-
leu6teten 3iige; Damn aber itieB er
einen S6rei aus 11nb lanf balb obn>
md6tig gegen oie feu6te 8ano.
uDu, ou bier?" bau6te er NIT &C.
bro6ener Stin1me.
uSSa, i6 bins, id, oie grbarmungs-
uiiroigite! gu erfennit midi mieoer?"
Limb in tpel6en 3ultanbe!"
uSungernb, ferbeno - nno tper,
per bat ar 6ies 8eb peri6uIoet2"
u9ein gieenitnn, tori6tes @eib,
bat oid aIein 10 ipeit gebra6t."
uNein, @eorg Stilltportb! guf Sci,
mes Sauies S6pelle lege i6 bie
Sdulo uno meinen Slu6. gu bi1t oie
l1ria6e meines i6redli6en l1ngludes
gu allein."
uSeu6lerin! WfuBte i6 ni6t oie
gbre unieres geamens, 1nIerer Sa=
mile retten? $50 lit 6ein Mann?"
,,Sot."
Sic beugte itd6 iiber ibren S6ug=
ling nieoer unb belize Srdnen fiele1t
auf iein bldBes @eltdt.
ultno in ioldem 3uitan6e bat ct
bi6 5uriidgelaiien?'
,&onnte er oenn anoers? Sa1t olt
ni6t linn ieoen grtperb dbgeI6nitten,
nidt bu ieinen STUFF untergraben, feline
griIten5 perni6tet2"
uSS6? Sd mo6te midi nit feinem
@eSanfen nebr nit gud beibafti=
gen. Sd boffte, bi6 ME tpieber 5n f.
BEN"
,gs lit nidt meine Sdul6, 6aB es
bo6 gef6ab!" f6lu65te bic 8erluiiene
uno iab nit fummerbouen Mugen 81
ibn en1por.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
q. Sortiesung)

@lieoer. Na9t uno &irbbof tparen
ni6t fir @eorg Stillmortb's Natur.
Sier unter Sen Siiseln Inn i'm Der
rubten inn traumloien S6lafe biele,
Die er falt uno 1ieblos bebanoelt,
man9e, oie er i9per gefrdnft bate
- Sett itebit bu bier, @eors Stin-
tportb, ser @elt 1,no ibrer 3eritrelt>
ung, oen unebrli6en S6nei9lern
uno Sen iinnbetduben6en @eniiiien
entriidt. Sier 5tpiiden BEN @rabern!
Gin ieltiames @efiibl 6es S6redens
erfaBt oid, cine &eibe i6madpoaer
Saten 5iebt an Dir boriiber uno mar
tert bein @e,piiien. Sier fliebt ber
@lan5 beiner 0ffentli6en Stellung,
bier biit bu allein NIT BEN Soten uno
nit beinem etpigen &idter! 8eb Dir!
8arum bait on nur Sir ielblt gelebt,
obne @eoanfen an Sen SOD, beiien
Nabe on iebt 10 idredlid fiibllt! @d,
oaB es anoers pdre!
9lebnlide @eoanten folterten ben
einiamen Mann, tpdbreno er nit
dneitlider @orefalt oie Sdliiiiel in
DEM alten SdloB umorebte unb babel
ieglibes @eraui6 permieo, als m0d-
te es Die itillen S6lafer mad rufen
5ur &a6e an ibrem 8eleioiger.
8ie fur6tbar mar iebt bieies Il-
lein iein! - @ar er oenn tpirfli6 al
lein? gr batte borbin leiles &niltern
in Ieiner geabe bernommen uno eis-
falten S6reden oariiber enpfunben.
Semano muBte nit ibm in Der @or=
balle iein. gBer aber, tper2 l1no au
lolder 3eit! Sn oieier Na6t! &alter
Sdmeib itano alf ieinem slntlib, unb
nur niibiam preBte er oie Sraee aus
beflommener 8rult berpor: uBer lit
bier"
9ann, bur6 Sen 2aut leiner eige=
men Stimme einigermaBen ern111tigt,
ipagte er, iid um5uibauen. Sn einen
8infel Ser Sorballe 1neinte Serr
Stillmortb beim i6ma6en S6immer
ieiner 2aterne cine gang in it9 5l1=
iommenseinnfene @eltalt gu erfen=
men.
u8er Ieio Sbr?" frug er laut.
Cine ianfte SrauenItimme flebte:
80 Serr, perltobt 11ns nid)t; ib un6
mein &in6 iuden Sboa6 bier in Der
gorbaues; ieio barmber5ig!'
9ie slrme bate li6 bel ibrer 8itte
nidt einmal gegen Sen Serrn getpen-
BET uno iein @eit6t ni6t geleben.
Stillmortb bate ieinen Mut pieoer
erlangt. Sbne Sic 9ettlerin eines
glides 5u ipiirOieen, lpra6 er: uSier
lit ni6t oas geeignete Sboa6 fir
Gu6; ipesbalb bittet Sbr ntbt Inn
GinloB in irgenb einem Sauie?'
ugtien1anO miro midi oltfnebmen."
~Sabt Sbr's beriudt?"
,,Nein."
80 meilet nid)t linger bier; sSbr
fonntet erfrieren."
~Id, oob es geihGbe! Wfir tpGre
lpoblw
~8out Sbr benn iterben? ssSb ouI-
De es niht! gtiemano ion iagen, oaB
anf meinern @runoeigentuln elm or
mes @ei60pf erfroren iei. &ommt
fort bon bier, es lit beute @eibna6ts-
abeno."
uSaBt midi bier bleiben."
,;Sagt mir @uren Namen uno tpo<
her ccshr fon1n1t''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
uWas bringt bid iest bierber 2"

i
oaB bod nod Elm meni1lides @efiibl
in Dir lebt, trieb mid mad go5p Den;
li6 nmidlib idon Nadmittags oeine
l8obnnng, folgte Dir bierber nod Der
Gir6e, lauerte auf einen giinitigen
Nugenblif, Inn oi6 au ipre6en; aber
| 10 oft on mir nabe famit entlanf mir
INNER pieber ser Weut. l1no nun err
5pangit on ielblt, mas i9 nibt 51
bonfiibren tpagte."
,Bas begebrit ou BON mir2'
.Mitleib, Barn1beraigfeit."
"gnolid! Sd tprBte ia, oaB bieies
itol5e Ser5 nod betteIn, 6ab cine
Stunoe for1men tpiiroe, oie es nirbe
ma9t." ..-
u8etteln?" tpieoerbolte tie bod auf-
seridtet, uno Elm gliiben6es SLOT fGrb-
te fir einen Mugenblid bie abgebdrnr-
ten, bleiden 8angen. u8etteln? 8
nein, id BEETLE ni6t! Mein &era lit
nod 10 itol5, tpie ebeOem; au6 flebe
| id ni9t fir midi 6ein Mitleto an. Inn
oieies ar1nen &naben 1pillen bite uno
beidp0re i9 bib, babe @rbarnen!
@ar's ti6t fir i'm, id uiiroe lieber
bier auf 6ieier Sdtpelle iterben, als
nur elm ein5iges @ort Ser 8itte gu
sir geipro6en au baben!"
80 itirb au6 bier, itoI5e 8ettle=
rin!' rief er in auflooernoem SaB,
ergriff feline 2aterne rnb ididte it6
gum Sortgeben an. sic aber iprang
linn na6 uno iudte i'm ge1paltiam
feit5ubalten.
uOie Mutterliebe fennt ni6t Stol5,
nod SaB! 0es @eibes 3orn gebt
unter in Der 3drtli6feit Ser Mutter' i,
bat ite fanft. ,,grbarme oi6 Inn met
mes &naben tpillen."
| uSait bu midi gebort, als ib oi6
Dor bier Sabren tparnte? 9eein, ou
tpoutet oein @ei6id bodniitig ielbit
be5uineen. @ar's ni6t io?"
uSa, aber -''
"Sebt bertperfe id oi6 - bin I'M
erbittlid, tpie bu ielbit!"
uSore, @eorg Stianortb! Wefh
anabe lit nod faum flint Monate
alt; id fonn i'm ni6t iterben ieben -
erbarme bi6 ieiner."
>,Stiu, @eib! gu trafelt oeine ei=
gene @abl; iibernimm iett Die SOL
gen.
,@eorg ouf meinen &nien flebe
i6 oi6 an! grbarme bi6p
uSait bu bergeiien, nit tpem bu
ipridit9 9u gibit mir oen Slu9 unb
bettellt Inn @rbarmen? - Sebe oi6
meg bon bier nnb fon1me mir ME
tpieoer bor bie Mugen."
gr nabm Die 2aterne bonn geogel,
aber angitbou umflammerte Die Srau
feline Sanb.
uSait bu Elm Sera bon Stein g"
i6rie ite nit ser Sooesangit ser Weut-
terltebe, uunO 5eiglt ou mir fein Mit=
lei6 2"
u9u beroienit es nidt; berlaB
mi9p
8ergebens itrengte er it9 an> ii6
ibren Sdn6en 5lt entminOen; nit Ser
&raft ser ger5peiflung bielt iie i'm
| feit.
80 tpie bu ielbIt @naoe unb gr<
barnen erboflt bom etuigen &ibter,
Stilnortb, 10 bor' bas Sleben elmer
gSittpe, elmer @aiIe."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
Neittipod), ben "a. Dftober 1943

/ uuI Oi0 StSIlPI@uIASl AtSoSA ltSt. 49, q
| idpober Sdrei ~ llnb bann mar al-
les till.
go fdauerlid itille tpar es.
| 5tillportb trat ndber alt Der &e-
gungsloien, leubtete ibr NIT ieiner
2aterne ins @eiidt unb fltbr erI6rof-
fen anriid. Dunfles glut e1ttquon If
rem Saupte uno rdBte oen 8ooen Der
8orballe. Sbr Saupt lag oi6t neben
Dem @lodenieile, oas Ser cine Mrm
umi6lang, ipGbreno Ser anbere bas
&inb frampfbaft eegen oie gruit ge-
oriidt belt. 5tillmortb lente iid ent-
iest gegen Sic 8ano. gor ibm lag
oas Spfer ieines Saiies. 9as Saupt
mnbte beim Sallen beftig an bas
Wauertperf oes Bortals aufgei9lagen
baben = ser S9doelfnoden tpar ge-
broden. Gin ldbmenber 5dreden
| iibermannte i'm, unb in feiger sc.
piiiensangIt flob er itnnlos bon 6an-
men.
Ct tpanfte eben nber 6en &ir6bof,
oa traf iein DIR elm furaer, idriIer
2aut. Cine Sefunoe lang itano er
tpie beriteinert un6 bielt fi6 nur nit
Mibe an oen 8foiten bes @ittertores
aufre6t. 9ie alte &ir9engIode bate
ben uno mdbtig our9 oie itilIe Gin
iamfeit geflungen. Sffenbar batte oie
Sterbenoe i'm letten Eobesfampfe oas
Sell ange5ogen unb 10 bie @lode Be-
tpegt.
sic Idutete Dem M0roer gum &C.
ridte.
Mit auberlter slnitrengung tra6-
tete er, bortpdrts 51 fon1men bur6
Ra6t uno S6nee; aber BEL iebem iei=
ner S9ritte geIlte ibm nod INNER ie-
ner idredlide Son ins DIR.
Ser erIte S6lag: @ebe Dem Ser
BREEDER!
Im an6ern Worgen itano biel neu-
gieriges 0olf BEL ser &irdentiire, uno
obgleid es fait 3eit gum 8eginn bes
@ottesbienites mar, 5eigte oo6 ME-
bano 2uit, in 6ie Stride 5l1 geben.
slae unorGngten oie Stu fen ser
Stufen Ser Borbale, Inn BORT cine
erItarrte 2eide, 5u ieben beren &e9te
oas @lodenietl umflanmert bielt.
Man batte Sen @orfau Serrn Stiu=
tportb ange5eigt, 11n6 er fam iest blei9
uno berltort.
uga6barn'', frug er nit baitig I'M
| |iiberer 5timme, utpas muB i6 b0ren9
Cine Sote bier2 $50 fano man iie?
gSer fann tie iein?"
uSier @uer @nq6en" - un6 bie
2eute traten ebrfur6tsbou beiieite.
,,gs tpoIlte tie nienano beriibren,
biz guer @naoen angefomnen tpd=
rem"
u9as tpar gut'', anttportete er;
~i6 mub iie ieben, pie iie gefl1noen
tuoroen it,"
uSier liegt ite', laete ser &iiiter,
tpel6er nit trdnenfeu6ten Mugen bin
uno berldritt l1no iid sic bitteriten
Gortpitrfe mabte, baB er gerabe ge=
itern gea6t ieinen Soften berlailen
bate.
@eorg Stilltportb trat in bie @or=
baue, fonnte ober bein 9lnblid ser
2etde MIR ntiibIan1 einen Sbresfens=
ruff unteroriiden @iitger S6auoer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Decorating
Classes Held

NOW THAT families are
forced 10 spend more time at
home because Of transportation
difficulties. homemakers are
ssger TO make the home as at
tractive as possible. AS a result,
n "A expected that the enroll
ment will he larger than usual
for one of Prof. Walter w. J.
Cores ever-popular courses in
interior decoration TO be offered
N Detroit.
:. An the eight illustrated lee
lures Professor Cores will cover
architectural backgrounds. de-
sign and composition, color, tex
t,les. floor and wall coverings,
window treatments, furniture.
ysctures. decorative accessories
and lighting.
The course VIII serve as an
introduction to the fundamental
problems of decorating and fur
Rishing the home, with the gen
sral principles for their solution.
The fee for the class is S..
All classes meet In the Horace
Fl. Rackman Educational Memo
rial Building, go Farnsworth at
Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Marie Margaret Winthrop,
Professor Of Personality
By JOAN DEAN

SMILE, DARN you. smile, -
ordered Professor Winthrop 70
her Wednesday night Charm
class al the Witherell YWCA.
IL was the opening gun on a
10-week course for all you dam
sells with a yen 10 sharpen up
the personality. It's still not too
late. II you wish 10 enroll.
The professor is really Marie
Margaret Winthrop. ex-U. OF u.
graduate, former fashion editor
of New York newspaper. in
structor at the Dale Carnegie
Institute and al present FASH
ion styliSt and advertising ex-
ecutiVe.
HOW MANY of her person.
ality opinions were gathered
from boss Dale Carnegie. we
know not. but Miss Winthrop
certainly knows her onions on
the subject.
For each class, the gals are
given a definite project 10 try
such as smiling at every
one for a full week or bidding
Good Morning 10 a frighten-
ing executive and so on.
Then each reports her own re-
actions as well as other peoples
10 the new attitude. Public
speeCh-making is very much a
part of the Winthrop teaching.
SOMETIMES GUEST speak
ers are invited TO class in order
that the students might CLEAN
a few helpful hints on clothes
or voice or career-makings from
others.
But Winthrop herself Is a
walking example to her f1edg
lings. A vibrant, carefree soul,
she conducts a purely informal
session that's packed full of fun.
Her pet idea is TO wear dra-
matte hats that demand plenty
OF attention and thus indiVi=-
dualize the girl. She's devoted
TO the baFic dress, varied with
Knockout costume jewelry.
-
THERE ARE about 40 living
testimonies 10 her amazing ac-
complishments in last semeSter's
class. Each and every one con-
fessed TO a remodeled personal
ity on commencement night.
When some one had a problem
TO iron out, Winthrop met her
for dinner or an after-class
coke.
II il was n case Of misiudged
clothes taste or speech impedi-
ment or inferiority complex in
general, the rest of the class
volunteered suggestions.
The course costs "a all told
and enrollments are received at
the YWCA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Elsie Robinson
Know Wants
In Order to
Succeed

YOU'RE EDGING on-some-
where between 80 and 40. And
you're Disguised. Where've you
gotten in life? What have you
accomplished?
oh yes, you've comfortable
apartment. A nice enough nus
band or wife. Perhaps a couple
Of youngsters. And you do The
usual things. Go TO the movies.
Play cards. Have the crowd
over for a baked bean spread
once in a while.
You're not actually hungry
or shabby or friendless. Yet
you're sick of everything. You
don't get the old thrill out of
life any more.
Other folks seem to enjoy
themselves. The kids you went
to school with have surged
ahead. They're interested, am
bilious - full of plans. But
you're off the beam.
! have been thinking of line
I read lately. Sounds simple at
first glance but I've a bunch it
holds the secret of most OF our
human misery.
I'VE can't do anything until
we know what we want"
Nothing very complicated
about that, is there? If there's
one thing we're sure of it's that
we know what we want. Why.
we've always known what we
wanted.
Or have we?
Full OF Dreams
It's true that we've always
been full of lather of excite
ment, curiosity, vague desires,
day dreams that changed with
every new notion.
We've seen curse elves as
Hollywood actresses or big time
stars.
We've run temperature over
scores of career possibilities
law, interior decoration, medi-
cine, art, journalism. big bust
ness. q
But have we really wanted
to do any of these things?
Have we wanted 10 do them so
fiercely that we were willing to
accept the long drawn sacrifices
and drudgery they entail?
For wanting means more than
wishing.
Wanting means more than in
dulging in personal, private
dreams.
Find The One THING
Wanting means a ruthless
searching of your own spirit
until you find the one thing in
life you can't do without
and then hold on TO that one
thing through hell and high
water.
Remember hew-yeU used TO /
1rone through Gray's Elegy in
school
'FuH many gem Of purest rag
serene
"The dark unfathomed caves
Of ocean bear
'FuH many a fiotCer lOds born to
blush unseen
ITO Wdste its Sweetness on the
desert air."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05

BE SMART to your very fin
gertips and crochet these stun
ming gloves. The cuffs with their
puff stitch are very new! So
easy TO do They're two identical
pieces joined) you'll want TO
make several pairs.
Pattern $40 contains direc-
tions for gloves in small, medium
and large sizes Call in one pat
term; stitches; materials re-
quired.
Send II cents in coins for this
pattern to The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. 1925 Times
Square, Detroit Mich,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Strengthens Nails

IF YOU happen to admire
Maureen O'Hara's fiHgernails
she'll be only too glad TO tell
you her secret for keeping them
strong and firm. Each time she
has them manicured. she paints
them withs white iodine before
putting any polish on them.
Some quality in white iodine
gives them a special strength
and resiliency.