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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Wife'S Bowling Wins
Divorce for Husband

Circuit Judge -cheHet today
awarded a divorce to Walter a.
Pcayce. l42 Maple, Wyandotte. on
biS contention that his wife,
Crystal. spent all her time bowl.
ing and going 10 bowling tourna-
mcntS.
She pursued The sport 10 tho
extent that she failed to get Ills
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Trout, 0verniire
To Face Ydnks
YANKEES
DETROIT
2 hl In,ernaunnal NeWs Sound Photo.

Paul DDilzy) Trout. who
bIanked the Yankees in the first
game Of the series. viii oppose
the champions again today in one
Of the two games OF the double
header The first game will start
at--l.3Q.----Ihc---iAo -GalaeS--II44l
mark the last appearance of any
eastern club Of the American
League here this season.
Stubby Overmire VS. Manager
Steve NO'NeilFS\ choice for the
other game. The Yanks VIII use
Hank Borowy and Charles WcnS-
loft
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Knudsen, Patterson
In Pacific War Zone

ALLIED HQ, s w. Pacific,
Aug. p CUP)- UnderSecretary Of
War Robert Patterson and 1t
Gen. Knudsen, war department pro-
duction director. have arrived in
the southwest Pacific for an inspec-
ton tour. N was announced today
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 25 dNS'
Blonde Betty Cradle. one o
the armyS favorite pin-up gals
revealed today that she anc
trumpeter Harry James were ex
pecung baby sometime mex
year.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Wife Of Professor,
Housewife Seized
(Other stories on Pages 3, 8, I9)

The wife of a titled Wayne University
professor and a mothelly German housewife
were revealed today as the previously un-
identified persons in an FBI roundup of a
Nazi spy ring centered in Detroit
Seized on presidential warrants charging them
with being dangerous enemy aliens were:
COUNTESS MARIANA Won MOLTKE, 46,
wife of Heinrich Won Moltke, Wayne University
language teacher.
MRS. EMMA LEONHARDT, 1921 Garland,
wife of Carl ]. LeOnhardt, cabinetmaker.
Their identity revealed FBI men left the Fed
eral Building for expected further roundup of spy
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25

naealS-aflri= =nrricctrri=ta-tsiStEET4
Of the house, Pearce charged
As, he awarded the divorce,
Chcnot asked Pearc& his occupa-
tion
II operate bowling alley,
your honor" PearCe replied.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
SPEAKS AT OTTAWA

OTTAWA, Aug IS up
President Roosevelt. on the first
VISIT of an American chief eNecu-
tive 10 the Canadian capital, Will
make a speech AZ noon today
discussing the plans he and Prime
Minister Churchill have just de-
viSed for quick and hard blows
against the AXIS.
Fresh from eight days Of Vita
war talks IN Quebec, Mr.. RooSe-
Welt will speak for about Is min.
uteS. His address will be broad
cast throughout the world anc
heard here by an audience eN-
pected 10 number around 25 600
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25

DIR. J. {. TOOLE. DENTIST. no
W. Lafayette Al Mich. opp City
Hall Hours. 80. Tel CA. 66S9
Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
OVERLOOkS NRNOEY

The apartment at 71I6 T.. Ict
for>on avenue oycrIook> not onil
the Detroit River bul tho nHa
aImorN
SaId she.
When I leave Europe ! AIN
chased out oi Budapest-iuNt
ahead Of the police. I run. They
did not get me. l bring my jew
els. At Rome they take my
jewels and they hold them. l
wait and I wait. But am
fghting Briti>her. say ! will
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
SPEAKS At ENTRANCE

he viii speak Al the main en-
trance OF the huge Parliament
buildings. Parliament was not
formally reconvened for his ad-
dress, but about 200 senators and
members OF the House were eX-
pected 10 be present.
Mr.. Roosevelts host was Ca
madam Prime Minister w. L. Mac.
Kenzie King who yesterday re-
ceived the praise Of the PreSi-
dent and Churchill for the sue
cess of the Quebec meetings
King preceded Mr. Roosevelt "a
Ottawa, leaving Quebec late yes
terday
Churchill and the PreSiden,
said good-by last night for the
present they plan new con
ferenCcs in tho not t.o distant
future AT the Citadel where they
worked together for eight days
Churchill Will fish until Saturday
when hc viii make "a radio speech
Continued on Next Page. Col. 81
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
The Weather
HOURLY TfMPFRATURFs

The sun viii set At SIS p. m today,
and rise tomorrow a. s.5t a. m.
The moon VIII SCI a. 5.Gq o. m
today and rise tomorrow at 2.55 a. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Light Planes
KeepBer|in
Under Fire
British Follow Up
Big Raid on Capital
All Aircraft Return

LONDON, Aug. . CUP)-Swift
Mosquito bombers attacked Ber-
lin last night through clouds Of
smoke from fires still raging in
the German capital "a hours after
its heaviest bombardment OF the
war.
The air ministry said pilots OF
the twin-engined wooden planes
could see flames leaping from the
ground through thick haze and
Searchlight glare wheen they
struck about il p. m, but exact
observation was difficult None
OF the Mosquitoes was lost.
Taking over while heavier
bombers were idle, the Mosquitoes
gave bomb-wary Berliners a Sec
ond night of alarm by hitting at
selected targets on pattern
similar 10 the Hamburg devasta-
ton attacks.
END THIS YEAR
With Berlin now the objective
Of the air offensive. Mai. Gen.
Harold l. George, commanding
general of the L. S. Air Transport
Command, predicted today that
around-the-clock blows at a rising
pace would knock out Germany'S
wartime economic structure by
the end of the YEAR.
The wooden Mosquitoes used last
nights Berlin raid for recon-
naiSsance of Monday nights blow
when four-motored BON berS
dropped 100 tons of explosives
and kindled a patch of fire 10
miles long and two miles wide
visible from the Baltic Sea.
1t was Berlin's 18th raid Of the
war and the sixth by Mosquitoes
this month.
During the record bomber at
tackS the last week of July 10
wipe out part OF Hamburg, Ger
many's second city. the light
planes alternated regularly with
the heavy bomberS.
SURVEY FIRES
Berlin radio broadcaStS said the
raiders caused only slight dam
age They presumably picked tar
gets missed by the four-engined
planes and surveyed the raging
fires reported still burning from
the previous raid
The Germans clamped down an
iron censorship on neutral cor
respondents and Stockholm cor
respondents were allowed to in
form their papers only that they
were still alive.
a radio AlgierS broadcas
quoted the clandeStine radio sta
tlon Atlantic that 73990 were
homeless.
More than 100000 were be-
llcvcd TO have been evacuated
prior TO the attack. The Daily
Express in a Stockhold dispatch
said civilians aided clearance
squads trying TO gather up debris
strewn throughout the city.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25

suspects.
Already held as spies and facing
possible death penalties under the
wartime espionage act are an
other purported countess, a
physician, a social worker and a
merchant seaman.
First aftermath of the arrest of
Countess Won Moltke was the
summoning of her husband for
questioning by warren Z. Bow,
superintendent of schools, and DR..
d avid Fl. Henry, executive vice
president of Wayne University.
Count Won Moltke himself con-
firmed the report last night that
his wife was being held but would
offer no comment.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25

ing out on water. Then a friend
tells me there il In Detroit such
an apartment on such beau
tiful river. 80 I take a plane
here. Sol am living happily"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Roosevelt Asks Axis Revolt
Sleep
DiSturIDer
Stabbed

Angcred because his daughter
came home late and interrupted
MS sleep. Steve Lumetta, 53-year-
ol dairy operator. blamed her
boy friend, and early today, po-
lice said. stabbed him twice with
an ice pick
The youth, Neal Brown, 20.
who lives at 1442l Wilfred. is in
Saratoga Hospital in serious con-
dltion with a punctured lung and
other chest wounds.
Lumetta of 9641 f.. Outer drive
is held Tor investigation OF felo-
NOUS assault.
MET THEM AT DOOR
Police said that Brown has been
keeping steady company with Lu-
metta's daughter Eve, 19. and
last night they arrived home at
Midnight.
Lumetta met them at the front
door An argument ensued and
Lumetts allegedly grabbed an ice
pick and chased Brown down the
street.
A half block away he overlook
the youth and fight followed.
Eve ran 10 the aid of Brown
when he fell TO the sidewalk.
"He stabbed me; can't
breathe" Brown moaned.
Eve hailed a passing car, driven
by Walter Jenkins, 80, OF 1046S
Nottingham. who took the
wounded man to the hospital.
HAD WARNED BROWN
Arrested later at his home, Lu-
meta told police that he had
warned Brown repeatedly that
because he had to get up at 4
a. m. he could not have his sleep
broken. Brown, according 10 the
father ignored the request that
he bring Eve home earlier.
II have TO get my sleep and
that fellow interrupted IT," po-
lice quoted Lumetta as saying
Brown. a former employe at
Fruehauf Trailer Co. had planned
TO leave today for Yale, Mich,
{, live with a sister
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
200 NAMES IN BOOK

Meanwhile. attention was TO-
cu>ed today on 200 names appear
ing IN little green and black
book obtained from the glamor-
Gus Countess Grace Buchanan
Dineen before the FBI arrested
her and the other five in the
melodramatiC international Spy
plot centered here.
That the list may result i'm
further arrests was considered
highly probable. The names are
those of persons furnished Count.
eSS Buchanan-Dineen. recognized
-''t--tffc-+.'tt'' y y sy-tt1e- arCf-Ieadcr oi
the espionage ring. 10 contact
when she was dispatched 20 this
country as a prize graduate oil
az Nazi spy school.
The others held are.
Dr. Fred William Thomas. a.
Of 1881 Audubon. American-born
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
ANSWERS DooRBELL

First confronted by a Times
reporter, he answered a doorbelI
al his second floor apartment AT
1853 Seebaldt calling from the
upstairs porch
WHO are you and what do
you want:"
The reporter identified himself
That's all; that's all. Good
night the count responded
sharply and strobe back into
the house.
Later, however, in a telephone
conversation, he admitted IN,
countess was in custody bur
added mo comment, no com
ment' and hung up the phone.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Harry Jameses Expecting

ccOntinued on Page Four)
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25

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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25

Continued on Next Page, Col 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Brown Goes ON Air
For Talk ON Prices

WASHINGTON. April 80 GNS)
Price Administrator Brown to-
day prepared 10 GO on the air for
a special broadcast on the price
crisis as il was learned that PreSi-
dent Roosevelt had called a con-
ference tomorrow with his labor
cabinet 20 discuss the situation.
With labor increasing its de-
mands for a roll back in all prices,
the Owl announced that Brown
viii speak over the Mutual net
work az $50 p. IN. Detroit time)
tonight.
The Presidents labor cabinet,
composed Of Go President Muir
ray. AFT President Green and
two additional leaders from each
organization, repeatedly will take
Up ldbor'S demands for a roll
back Of prices 10 the May 10
1912 levels
a general discussion Of Mr..
RoOsevelt.S hold-thc-inc' anti
initiation order directing a virtual
freeze on jobs and wages most
likely Will be held II was dis
closed that industry members OF
the WLB have thrown their votes
with public and labor members "a
'petition Economic Chef ByneS
tor q modification Of the order as
~ pertains 20 wages.
That AN prices be set back 10
the May levels without quahGca-
ton compromise or exception
Was demanded by The AL. CIC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
HoUR-LoNG PROGRAM

The hour-long Mothers Coura-
EeOUS tribute VIII be broadcast
by the Blue Network from 1880
p. an. 10 1870 p. m. Detroit time) f,
coast to coast and by short wave
TO Allied battlefronts overseas.
Marjorie Lawrence. Meropoli-
tan Opero soprano, will sing Gou-
mods ave Maria" for Americas
Mothers Courageous. -
The voices of Wilbur Evans,
baritone, and Josephine
Houston, hght-opera soprano -
both Of whom star on the Blue
Networks STARS From the Blue"
Sundays at 1890 p. m. will be
heard with Miss Lawrence. Josef
Stopak's orchestra will accompany
the singers. E&&
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30

WgE--pur secret weapon.
MWJ-News Of world.
CKLW--Tune Factory.
WCAR-Platirr-Chattsr-N
NNYZ-March az victory.
MJBk-Help Wanted.
1850 r. VI.
WJR-EaEy Aces u.
WV Music by Arno.
CkLN This j. War ID.
RNYZ Lone RanEer-D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Diary Of u. 5. BIitz
On Japan Comingl

LOS ANGELES. April 80 INS)
Home on furlough after covering
the Pacific war for Is months,
Richard Tregaskis. International
News Service correspondent, to-
day said he hoped he could ride a
bomber when the Americans be-
gin systematic air attack on
Japan
TrekaSkiS was attached 10 the
navy task force which escorted
the aircraft carrier Hornet TO
within 800 miles Of the Japanese
coast for the takeoff of Gen.
Doolittle and his men TO bomb
Toxic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Coast Guard Seeks
Dogs 10 Patrol Coast

The coast guard appealed today
TO DctrpiterS owning German shep-
herd digs 10 enlist them in the
service whore they will be trained
10 patrol beaches and prevent the
landing OF enemy forces and sabo-
tcuTS.
The dogs should be not smaller
than - inches al the shoulders
and between the ages of one and
four years. Enrolment blanks and
further Information may be OBJ
tanned from Frank or Bert TAFT
OF $3.50 HEREFORD. Their telephone
number is Tuxedo 2-1525.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
CAPTIYE'S MOTHER

Mrs. DoOlittle Will speak from
Ne4I YerAt- ta- tia HHtief4- mothers
and 10 their sons overseas on the
same program with Mrs. Jessie
Farrow. mother Of one of the cap
tured Doolttle Toxic raiders.
Mrs. DOOlittIe and Mrs. Farrow
viii be joined on the Mothers
Courageous salute by two other
mothers whose sons are in the
armed forces.
Mrs. Louis Harmon. who had
her prayers answered two weeks
ago when footballs famous Tom.
now an air corps lieutenant, was
rescued from the South American
JungleS where his plane crashed,
will speak from Station WHY,
Detroit.
Mrs. Emma Van Coutren
mother ef 10 sons and daughters
who have donned uniforms since
Pearl Harbor, Will be heard from
kpW York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Mrs. DoolittIe
To Join Mothers
On Radio Mdy9
special 10 THE DTTRoIr inns

NEW YORK. April 3o-Wiie Of
an heroic major general and
mother Of two army sons, Mr.
Jimmy Doolituc today accepted
an invitation TO join in the tribute
10 Americas Mothers CCura-
geogS. which The Blue Network
In cooperation with the New York
Journal-Amerean. The Detroit
Times and other Hearst news
papers. VIII present On Mothers
Day. May g.
II am eager 90 lend what en-
enlargement can 20 the moth
ers OF the boys captured in the
Toxic raid. and to other mothers
whose sons are at the battle
fronts" Mrs. Doolttle said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30

and the railroad brotherhoods in a
Joint statement which charged that
the administration was maintain
Ing a "two-iaced national policy
with respect 10 wages and prices"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

a little more than a sweet roll
and coffee, but it is better bar
gain. From it you get the high
test materials for a bang-up
mornings work. The sweet roll
is mostly calorieS.
For lunch have a ham sand
witch on whole wheat bread, or
eggs. a green salad and a glass
of milk, or order the special for
the day. Pass up the pie and
coffee or that luscious looking
piece Of cake They don't give
you anything you &c d and
make IL harder TO keep your
weight down. Fruit is your best
bet for dessert,
Make your three meals meas
IRE up 10 the nutrition yard
stick. You should be well ac-
quainted with 1t by now one
pint of milk, one egg, two fruits,
one a citrus; two or three vege-
tables, one always the green
lcafy kind. cooked or in a salad
whole grain bread and cereal,
lean meat, fish or fowl Follow
that yardstick for 30 DAYS and
you'll see how much more am
bilious you feel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Another Red Cross
Nutrition Course

ANOTHER Red Cross nu-
triton class is scheduled TO
start in The Detroit Times
auditorium. Wednesday. Oct.
u. The time is $50 to $50.
THIS IS the regulation
Red Cross 20-hour course.
from which graduates may
90 on 10 the canteen course
or the dietitlans' aide course.
SEATING capacity in our
auditorium is limited. so we
suggest you register as soon
as possible fill out the
blank on these pages and
mail 10 Prudence Penny, who
will conduct the course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Only One Choice

John Hayes, Of course"
Philip Veritzen said promptly.
There is no other possib le
choice"
Then may I be impairment
again would there be any
thing against your telling John
Hayes today-in strict secrecy
OF course-of the impending
changer"
"Of course not. Indeed, he
must be told today In order 10
prepare for his debut"
That just fits in, my father
said. II wish TO see John Hayes
Immediately but will keep him
only a moment. Philip, you have
aprivate telephone in your
apartment that is totally uncon-
nected with the hotel system,
haven't you?"
Yes, / have"
Then will you do me the'great
favor of telephoning John Hayes
over it, and ask him TO lose no
time in getting to the hotel?
When he comes 10 your suite,
will you bring him down here
and leave him here? You may
tell him of his good fortune
first, briefly"
Philip HssFifstes
Il will attend 10 It immedi-
stely," Philip Veritzen promised.
But with his hand on the door
knob, he looked back.
What about Mary" he
asked. She should be told the
good news, too, so that she can
make a quick recovery from
that mythical cast. Could you"
He looked at me uncertainty.
My father looked at his wrist
watch. and considered for a
second.
Yes" he said at last. There
will be time. Margaret, suppose
you go over, tell Mary 10 fling
aside her cast. and get ready TO
resume her role tomorrow night
with John Hayes as her leading
man. Tell her 10 keep quiet
about il, and caution Noel and
Dina TO say nothing concerning
1t. But stay not upon the order
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Regular Exercise

" h n IL comes 10 exercise.
YOU don't have much time for H..
But you must have some and
regularly. You definitely need
a good exercise 10 tone the mus
cular girdle. One of the easiest
is TO get down on the floor with
weight resting on hands or fore
arms and knees and from that
position 10 forcibly contract the
abdominal muscles.
Most Of you are inclined 20
settle through the midsectioD
and need a stretch-bend for the
walStline. tand up, stretch
from ribs 10 hips, and 10 n d
acutely sideward. That keeps
your waist in line and makes
you feel wonderful.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

A GAL with an important
job on her hands needs a spicy
apron TO give it an air
and good ample coverage, to
boot
Pattern 457O with its saucy
scalloping offers satisfaction
on every score. Do it in one or
two colors. Use salvaged fabric,
perhaps, and ruffling.
Pattern 4570 is available in
sizes small (32-34J, medium
c36-38J and large C4O-42J.
Small size takes "a yards s.
inch fabric.
This pattern, together with a
transfer pattern of useful and
charming motifs 10 embroider
on linens and garments, 20
cents.
Send 20 cents in coins for this
pattern. Write plainly size,
name, address and style num-
Der.
Just out, Our new fall and
winter pattern book. Send 10
cents extra. Free glove and bag
pattern in book pattern
and book together, 80 cents.
Send your order 20 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department.
l225 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Due 10 the slowneSs OF the
mails and other conditions be-
,ond our control, pattern de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Pitfalls Of Love By Adel. Garrison

of your goingr Come hack here
az soon as yod have given her
the news"
/ sprang 10 do his bidding,
but my feet were hating as /
reached the door through which
Philip Veritzen had preceded
me.
Father" I began hesitat-
ingly.
Yes. daughter" he encour-
aged me.
May Be Dangerous
IF Stephen Redfield is dis
charged from his role, but not
arrested, won't he be danger
Gus? May he not make some at
tempt TO revenge himself on
Mary or upon John Hayes. or
even upon Philip Veritzen ?"
That is what l am hoping"
he said composedly.
"Ohw / cried in sudden COM
prehension; you mean TO trap
him"
Yes" he replied. Mary and
John and Philip will be so
guarded, and Steve so efficiently
trailed that he won't have a
chance in a million of harming
any one of the three. But If he
makes an attempt at murder,
which 1 expect, he can be jailed
and kept incommunicado until
we have the real case against
him complete"
l felt a little dizzy, as I
sometimes do at the revelation
of my fathers plans, and took
refuge in my errand.
CONTINUED tommOrrOw)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

HyoUr dsoIsr doesn't have Lux in stock
today, sO4is and try again the next time you
shop. He'll have more Lux soon. Remember.
Lux is worth waiting for.
Us patriotic not 70 wosis soopI Use just
enough TO make rich SudS. Don't use more
water than necessary and Lux several things
at a time-for example, FIRST undertakings,
then stockings in the same suds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

. It's important TO make
things last these days! Lux keeps wash.
ables new.looking longer. And because
Lux is all pure soap a little goes a long
way. Lux is thrifty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Healthy Eyes
Have Sparkle.
Expression
BY DONNA GRACE

THE COLOR of eyes Is not
30 important as their expression
and sparkle. There are many
who make very little Of their
natural eye beauty. Lovely. big
brown or blue eyes can be dull
and listless il there is no natural
life and expression in them.
Pretty eyes must be strong
and healthy and when there is
the least weakness, the eye
specialist should be consulted at
oncp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Cowboy Fashion

FOR SPORTSWEAR, with
her tweed suits, Irene Dunno
is adopting a cowboy style in
gloves. They have A flare
fringe cuff with saddle stitching
around the base and the color
is called turf brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
GREEN VEGETABLES

1T IS imperative that the child
have green vegetables in his
daily diet. II he dislikes them
one way serve them in new and
TEMPTING gliiSeS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Protect Eye Sight

1t Is far better 10 wear
glasses and protect the sight
than TO keep them strained be-
cause OF some defect. All eye
exercise Is just a matter of
many of them can be COM
pletely corrected.
Eye exercises are approved
OF b. nearly all specialists. This
exercise is just a matter of
slowly rolling the eyes, focusing
them upward, TO the sides and
down. Every part OF the body
needs regular exercise for keep
ing in normal health, the eyes
are no exception.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Eye Wash

Nature furnishes the ideal
bath for the eyes. 1t is the
fabrication which is always
passing through the tear duct
canal. Good eye washes, how
ever, may be needed at times
10 relieve irritation and any
dust specks.
The eye cup IS the safest
means of bathing the eyes. The
cup should be kept sterilized
and covered. Do not fill the
cup with an expensive wash as
il will be thrown away and
wasted. Wash the corners of
the eyes whenever the face is
Cleansed.