davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-19
KNITs Is SWEATERS

st. Marys. o. CUPl-The armed
forces certainly would like Mrs.
Edith Lloyd 70 go on q fill-time
job. MRS. Lloyd. who says she knits
only In spare moments. holds the
record for knitting for the West
Auglaize Red Cross Chapter. She
has completed Is sweaters. six he'll
ments and a pair Of gloves.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-19

New York. N. Y. April l9-PrIor.
tiles are considered recent war ba-
by" necessities. They have been In
existence on tickets Of various kinds
for. at least twenty years TO my
knowledge. This column previously
mentioned how legitimate theater
ticket agencies operate In contrast
to q defiant few breaking laws by
charging exorbltant prices.
Suspicion OF wrong doingS now
centers on passenger railroad trans
portation. ! doubt any regularly or
ganized passenger agencies are do
ing anything illegal. Experienced
business folks keep an eye on trans
portation Accommodations for their
key personnel. A mill production ex-
pert obliged to leave home base for
supplies must get away and return
quickly. Celebrities donating their
time or making personal appear
ances at distane places cannot af-
ford 10 run chances Of missing APP
pointments when they can be rea-
sonably sure of transportation ac-
commodation by accurate planning
and following schedules. Buyers
made periodic trips TO markets for
merchandise that must be resold
or their firms stand TO take big loss
es due 10 seasonable and perishable
reasons. They must hurry back to
plan store advertising and other de-
tails.
Many business and professional
people confer with others on num-
erous problems. They congregate
at designated places which involve
the use Of railroads, boats. planes.
etc. A number engage recommended
persons TO secure travel accommo-
dations for distant points. This is
most noticeable In New York where
buying, conventions, hotel accom-
modations and other attractions
make 1t q nationally spotlighted
center Of gatherings.
Trains are noticeably buster with
service people. They may be on bus
mess or seeking q few fleeting hours
Of pleasure visiting home folks. No
one ] know In the traveller" cate
CORY desires q priority over this type
of railroad patron. Most would
chcerfully surrender any acc0mmO.
dations previously purchased II by
so doing they could add few hours
70 such enjoyment.
There Is another kind Of custom.
or. inexperienced flushed with
money. eager TO 30 places. some
times for q first visit. This Is the
type that makes an urgent demand
for Pullman accommodations. Disap-
pointed at railroad station In not
being able 10 purchase tickets desired
prompt complaints about inadequate
service. Invariably there Is discov-
cry that someone else pr0cuTes &C.
c0mmodations for that very train.
after word has been passed around
that Il 10 sold out. Then Q great cry
arises OF q black market" In trans
pOFtatlon which In my opinion Is en-
tirely unfounded.
cannot speak from experience
on travel agencies. My personal
iirst-hand observations while act
ing for other people have been
formed from experience with pOr-
tiers In hotels who have been on
their respective Jobs for many years.
A not uncommon routine Of ar
ranging tickets Is 10 telephone for
reservations. Pullman personnel
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-19

basic pattern for increased business
for everybody after this war Is over.
J. J.T.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-19

BETHEL
The BETHEL SlSIerhood win hold
q Passover Program at les general
meeting TO take place on April 20
at ESQ O'Clock.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-19

4aA 4~A 4&@4&
p 1A naM nAA nntRA amaAnR.
w9@ I'm 4 &manR hnmam IN RaanA
mMa &nR mNneS. q .naaan -BaR~
N4MA mnmMm rmnnanm e2A nammaA
Wa@ a waR "a ~ Rannm mRhRA~
&1nA On AaR 14mh& maR mnznaag
Emsm On ~ mnmA 3 whwAAA : : /.
&mG NaalA 4An@ 9lnA sAaAsaR IN
4Aaw9t11 EoNnR& Sa@eRaee aeR waR
maa& u = @soRRna nhRnA SAaA
- 9nI1 ~NRQ.a "a sAaR Asuahnaass's /. :
Nt9sm &RnaA. e9e emmaazk ansA AeR
NRwum an@ 6aAnne aNRmAs : : IN
nSua1amnaIA uNImRF AaR SanaAaE r.
v. @lHRRAne we eHnehEM N1R1aAM
~ bnseg - 1Aay&s : : IT. 6eAM
E1Aaga9As etAa AA~Amanssan eRem
Eexn9 Nae 1nAsog : caRNee
Uan1AWaA sRn4 seaeam scar Hn11
NnRRg DnmnRaR - e1AAnlk NsaeA 1Re
n e1l1amN1toa eANA : NHAeGR SanKe
AAsallaayL - ~ Snat - SeHxsseA
NuusgnsR - ~ eatnnAAss. NJ ued
GRs1alsm Rdlna-SmA - WssA>
ezwaaM. So n ~ aAaogaaRA wsae
"a CA1UaRe& AARae DeWeS :
1n1Aae CuaWNm aoaanRnRA = paeA n
= mnRAA sRNa Or ha1ARaeag ~ RRl
49, NE A-aAe-RnaNeRS wtn AeeRAA
uARa EnmRR maxaS AAS s'aAHlh4hRa ~
nNzaEMnAasA.
when Raexaaens BenaS arrives eta
&@Uat q monaAD be conseS rs FnNS
gats&, contrary 10 saGk q n W&ssH
mUuse AsusA-eaG> BenRS Win be teee&
there ana win aaaezVSs CanegeSs the
aAp after his eRraraA> he win nAas3
tue either speeches - IN Noew T@r&
mma CihaemR0 - before gehaR on 10
NRusrww and thea back 10 kanGAom
. nm. @nnRReM has sent a per-
s0mAA message To Raemzg Wan9aee con-
REmalnaatamg Mhsn On the resaaneS to
date @f Mas S. AnnerAeaM hops ~Yesa
&ge Doing a great AelA,~ said the nRRs~
SaEe, ~'waSA I were with y@N~ :
That very happg Hnam In Residents
HAue either amaN mne1hsaham HRfgAtenhaS
tamho keew Toa&REs 6Ar wavhag n
mwe nbhsaeEA was U, s Senator d
WoReM Clark : Cong Clare falee
has heUuane Rae@aaAegrse 10 her Sgh0~
@aADaRyH>
RADe b aaAag anaahRE nhgAe ellaA
SwwNmA. RaRRAA hem@ReRs Reensea
- pAay ~OUr e11enaeAel~ an at
eaoae D. Q@aar&, "NMsHA1 nsa want
HssAaachRy AA anctAaag Ase n saesety
unnEapale~ 1asAf F.. TIE naather
&c Ana Naec, neARaea6 neoRSRSAee
xAySEaaRRRs SanGsEWk AnR&N eAaee-
WRaaG W1kh LasMa. A. D. N1neS, lFs
11er GSxeMwseA ard Rye sweetheart,
4. New tAey hmSaSa hat alagSanne
OTsEScA &C the FaalleS VIII heS0nee
AIRS, CAaEaeS Martha In = aeW weeks,
CNnAa ~ WasAlRgteaS Messy
aEcAH SuEe q a. RhsEaan tOalkee 81
CeazAEsAlRO Ws1l we1 NAlallN Keeney
RAS@aHR e. Lacy EAAnniganA WheSe
pap y y naval aAaeAN in LaR6aen
TAN caEcmS ARnNnneeR ~aetlk>
Gates" tAe opening nnRaher IL ~ear
1aRAanng An1eN~ and them nanneS
eARm tAAS ways ~1RasS HngeARas
mass RNSsAAs NAhSS cAanA aud Miss
nRVAamas@
BitAer 1EWngS BF0adwayiseS hear
that Marty KrompSer may lose the
sight u one eye , He was sitting
in a midtown restaurant when tw0
gaRaS CSaE@ngeES TO hiBM at another
Table rot unto a FIGHT and started
lMEwuanR plates and glasses One 0t
4 tMem struck KroEmpser i'm the eye.
/. This is 1Fumhe- e0MsAdeEfng the
sMooGhnHS he's survived
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-19

BitAer 1EUnS> Br0adwaNhSeS hear
that Marty KruzNpser may lose the
SaRMt u one eye = HE was sitting
in q midtown restaurant when tw0
gaRaS CSaEangeES 10 himl at another
table rot into a FIGHT and started
uMFuuanR plates and glasses One Ut
them struck Krompser i'm the eye
. This is lFumhc- CONSIDERING the
shooGAmrS he's survived
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
The War Fronts

NORTH AFRICA British
forces believed across TuniS-
ian frontier in pursuit of Rom
mel; Americans make daring
raid in Tunisia. page ID
RUSSIA-RuSsian armies sup
ported by Black Sea fleet
threaten To cut off and smash
all enemy forces south Of
Rostov in Caucasus. page 81
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC-Allied
bombers blast Rabaul: Mac
Arthur credits air transport of
troops and cooperation Of
ground and air forces for VIC
tory in Papua. Page g.
Yanks capture vital base
seven miles from Henderson
Field on Guadalcanal. page
g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
EXPLAINS REASONS

with respect 10 the so-calIed
loss which some contend that
the treasury would suffer as n
result of the pay-as-you-go plan,
many people believe that not
only would there be no loss, but
that the gain might be substan-
tial," Ruml wrote.
II share this opinion, and
wanted you and others 10 know
IL and 20 know the reason why"
He explained that he has never
made this claim in a PUBLIC ad,
dress, because:
"Flrst. IL IL my conviction that
any gross loss. less offsets esti-
mated at any figure one chooses,
IL 80 small as compared with the
present and long enduring ben
Gifts Of reforming our income
tax practice that II seems 10 me
irrelevant whether the net posi-
ton Is little or lot more
Continued on Next Page, Col. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Wife's Shot Misses
Husband, Kills Pal

ROCHESTER. Ind, Jan. IS (UP1.
Mrs. Beatrice Bowling. 23.. red
haired bride OF four months. faces
murder charges today because q
shotgun blast intended for her
husband went awry and killed one
OF his companions in q poker game.
Not until a murder complaint
was fled against her II hours
after the shooting. did she learn
that Robert L! Hoffman. "a, had
been wounded fatally By her shot
Authorities said she apparently
was motivated by jealousy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Share-fIle-SIuSI1
PuddIe-SpIsshine Complaints Flood Police-but
All You Can Do Is Get Mad

Complaints of slush drenched
pedestrians that needless motorists
are sharing more than the ride
flooded the police department to-
day
Nathaniel VI. Goldstick. assist
ant corporation counsel. said there
is little police can do about them.
Five or six years ago. we
had before common council an
ordinance which would have
made puddle-splashlng BY auto
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
BY GEROLD FRANK

THE World War had been three years when Buzz
was born to Fred and Hatty Beurng Verdun, suburb
of Montreal.
No one looked at the newborn George F. Beuring with
the prediction he would become of the phenomenal
warriors in second world conflict pilot who would make
killing a science.
But such the eventuality. Pilot Officer Buzz
Benrlng of the Raj 81 has destroyed least 20 Axis
planes, most of them over Malta He has received the
d. S. o., the D. F. c.. the D. f. M. and bar.
Reared in atmosphere of Bible reading and hymn
singing, Buzz radated flying ambitions at the age of
His sisters Elsie and Gladys Knocked him he continually
dragged to- planes through the house, yelling;
Out of my way, here come. Buzz buzz, buzz :"
A CONTINUED Pas Sevenl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26

KEYKo MARGARINE-Low In
Cost-High in Food Value.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
De|inquents
Get Week 10
Re(tify Cases
Wayne County Drive
Part Of Nationwide
Army Breakdown

A drive 10 round up 1000 al
legged draft delinquents in Wayne
County will be launched February
/ as a part OF a nationwide crack
down on suspected registrants, II
was announced today by state Sc
lective service headquarters.
ANY man whose name now
appears on our lists" urged Col.
Leroy Pearson. state Selective
service chief, should contact
his local board Immediately to
avoid further suspicion"
Pearson also recommended that
friends and relatives OF the re-
puted delinquents supply boards
with information that might
rectify cases.
CARELESSNESS BLAMED
Negligence -caFelessRess
were blamed for most violations.
However" declared Pearson,
mo man will he allowed to
avoid military responsibility be-
cause OF failure to keep his local
board advised Of his where
abouts."
Among charges against the
listed suspects were failure 10 re-
turn missionaries, TO report for
induction or physical examinations
and 10 keep local boards informed
of address or occupational changes.
LIABLE TO ACTION
Men who have not explained
their cases 10 local boards when
the countrywide drive opens will
be investigated by the department
of justice and will be liable 10
prosecution, Pearson said.
After February /. he added. all
men registered for six months
must carry their registration and
classification cards.
Failure 10 do so can be punish
able by $4,000 fine and five years
Imprisonment or both.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26

mobiles at safety zones a INSIDE
meanor." Goldstick recalled.
However. we had 10 much
trouble In defining the circum-
stance of the violation that
nothing came Of the move"
Goldstick said the only adequate
manner 10 proceed against a
driver who ruins stockings and
trousers would he a reckless
ticket. He admits this
might be difficult to prove in
court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26

RuIlI Tax
Plan Held
Aid to Us.

WASHINGTON. Jan. % CUP).
- Besrdsley Ruml. New York
banker. said today his plan 10
write of 1912 tax liabilities so as
TO put income tax collections on a
pay-ss-you-go basis would result
in a gain rather than loss 10 the
treasury.
Ruml clarified his views in a
letter TO Rep. Frank Carlson tR)
OF Kansas, a member OF the House
ways and means committee which
takes up the pay-as-Npu-go and
other tax proposals this week.
Carlson said the letter has been
approved by 10 members OF the
American Institute of Accountants
and will be placed in the congress
sional record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Army Calls Up
College Reserve

BOSTON, Jan. 3 CUP).-Maj.
Gen. Sherman Miles of the First
Service Command said today that
he had received word from the
war department calling up the
army's enlisted reserve in all
colleges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
]. 5. DipIonnat
As Ruler Of
Tuniisiid Likely
Alexander, Eisenhower
Top Candidates as
Commander-in-Chief
Bv LYLE G. WILSON
United Pre.s stan Correspondent

-. -,r,.--r-~~~- - -
NASftlNOlpN, Jan. %o.---lte-
Taxed censorship restrictions in
London and Washington permit
r.,.ol.,io, ,o5.,. ~ ro,o,.,s tho,
,ho Io.dt,c rrni,ad Nations
,.--...-.--. !,
-, 80 ~ - -, 90, - -.
= rates ! III a SMASHING 4 10 OloA
az Germany.
The fun story. when il comes.
Is expected 10 include a program
for closer strategic cooperation
among Russia. China. Great
Britain and the United States
something IN The nature OF war
council.
7, .tso CO.., j., ,oyosIed tha, tho
Nortg Afr,csn ,.t,a,ion has beon
~auyaSsnd 10, ,mportant Allied dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Allies Closing In
On Africa Front
BY WILLIAM II. DICKINSON
United Press stan Correspondent

LONDON, Jan. 25.-A daring
American raid toward the coast
below SfaX in east central Tunisia
and the possibility that advance
patrols of the British Eighth
Army have already crossed the
TuniSian border indicated today
that the time was near when
Allied forces from east and west
would join hands for the final
assault against the Axis in North
Africa.
ADVANCE 100 MILES
Meanwhile Gen. Jacques Le-
Clerc's Fighting French troops
reached a point only so miles
from the Mediterranean Sea. west
Of Tripoli, according to a COM
munique received at Fighting
French headquarters here.
LeClerc's column has advanced
northward some l,200 miles from
the Lake Chad region Of French
Equatorial Africa. seeking a juno
ton with the Allied forces driving
the last Axis troops out OF
Tripolitania.
The American raid. which was
made IN response 20 a written
Continued on Next Page, Col -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26

Continued on Next Page, Col. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
States Told
War Effort
.Mustn' t Suffer
WPB Also Warns
OF Electricity Rise
If Clocks Move Back

BALTIMORE. Jan. IS tUP).-
War Production Chairman Donald
M. Nelson said today that he had
no objection to Michigan and Ohio
changing TO central war time IL
the change does not interfere with
the war effort.
The change would have the same
effect as putting the two states
back on the Eastern Standard
Time on which they operated be-
fore the clocks were set ahead an
hour under war time.
NOT HIS JOB. HE SAYS
Nelson conferred here rcday
with Gov. John w. BRIGHTER Of
Ohio and Gov. Harry F. Kelly Of
Michigan. who are attending the
annual council Of state govern
ments.
ut Is not up to me to tell the
people of the nation what time
to get up and 60 TO work. he
said. But 1 insist there must
be no changes to interfere with
the war effort"
Nelson said legislative represen-
tatives of Ohio and Michigan would
go to Washington tomorrow TO con-
tinue the discussion.
CAN I want Is war produce
tion," Nelson said. "Jf Ohio and 2
Michigan can turn out the same
anount--os BsoFe--of war mats
rails on standard time rs they
can on wartime, that Ia all right
with me-"
SAVING ON POWER
Bricker said that the wartime
hours are working particular
hardship on rural residents. who
complain that they have TO do their
important chores N the dark.
I've had to get up in fhe
dark In Washington and DONE
like IL either" Nelson said. ssBut
there is still q Job to do, . biz
Job. IL Is 20 get out the stun
to whip the Axis.
"If this means getting up In
the dark-welI, I'm going TO get
up I'm the dark. And think the
rest Cf the nation will do Il.
too"
Bricker and Kelly said after
the conference that they had
found Nelson's attitude toward
their cause TO be "sympathetic. -
They felt that some decision satIs>
factory to all would be- reached at
the forthcoming conferences in
Washington.
Meantime. Nelson told United
Press that government statistics
show that large savings IN eIec-
trio power have resulted frori the
war time and that the state COW
ernments would have 10 convince
him these savings would not be
wiped out by putting the. clocks
back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
LIABLE TO ACTION
Robinson, LaMotta Matched

Sugar Robinson and Jake La
Motta will meet in l0-round bout
at Olympia on February 5, it was
announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
This Is the Story
Of Canada S Ace

EDITORS NOTE-This is the story of George
"Bu-% BeUing the Canadian bog rejected by the RCAF
cho cent to England trained cih the Raj and became
of the leading Allied Of the He's 81,
has 20 AriS planes to his credit The great Paddy Fbu
cane had 80 When he tCdS killed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
The Weather
HOIRIY TEMPERATIRES

The sun VIII set AZ SIS ?. m. today
and rise tomorrow A. Sis a. m.
The moon Will rise At 10 50 p. m today,
and will set tomorrow AZ II .35 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26

on Next Page. Col. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Eat Foods High in Vitamins
For Beauty and Health
BY IDA JEAN KAN

'VITAMINS HAVE changed
my life" a young lady told me,
with the dazZled and wide-eyed
look OF an Alice in Wonderland.
You mean you take vitamin
pills ?" ] asked.
"Oh. no, l eat them, Some
foods have them and others only
make you fat" she explained,
drawing her chair closer. So,
thinking 20 get "A fresh view
point, urged her 10 tell me
more. She knows her vitaminS.
all right. So well she calls them
by their nicknamesi
II the vitamin foods would
make others as pretty and vi
Vacious as this girl. they would
eat them and like them.
Dim-Out Vitamin
There is a dim-out vitamin.
she said, that every one should
certainly know about. You Will
recognize this as vItamin A, but
dlm-out vitamin is a good name
for II because this Is the vitamin
that helps you to see better IN
semidarkneSs.
A suggested test Is 10 count
slowly 10 70 when YOU 90 into
s. dark movie By that time you
should be able TO see your way.
When your eyes don't ADJUST
quickly from light 10 dark AS
IN the movie test or in going
from a bright room TO a dark
roOm-that is an indication YOU
arc not getting sufficient vita
min a in your three meals a
day,
The green leafy and yellow
vegetables and fruits are rich in
this vitamin The other sources
are liver, eggs, yellow cheese
and dairy products.
You may like 10 know that
vitamin A can be stored in the
body so II pays you 10 eat an
abundance OF green leaVy vege-
tables while they are in season.
You cant get TOO much vitamin
a. Extra amounts give you
bounce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

CONTRIVED TO give you
that sleek. long look so much
in demand is this smart two
plecer.
Anne Adams Pattern 4491
takes little time or fabric TO
make. Have the inverted pleat
or the seam-as YOU will! Fol-
low the clear instruction sheet
for quick. easy sewing.
Pattern 449l is available in
misses and women's sizes y,
Ia, 10. Is, 20. 30. 80, "a, 80,
IS and 10. Size 10 takes 8
yards 39-lnch fabric.
Our Summer Pattern Book is
ready. 1t contains smart styles
for work and play.
Dress pattern is cents, book
10 cents Pattern and book
when or d ere together, %
cents.
Address your request TO the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit (3l). Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Mary Muffett
lMasks, Frocks
To Be Shown
BY JOAN DEAN

MARY MUFFET is coming 10
town. Not TO be confused with
the little Miss Muffet Of curds
and whey fame. this is the
Mary Muffet of mask and fash
ion design.
You've seen those Mary Muf-
fet masks and frocks in all the
best fashion Sticks,
Coming to Town
Now you will be able 10 see
them yourself. for the Ernst
Kern Co. is importing Hortense
Cohen, the designer who dreams
up those Mary Muffet clothes.
and Miss Cohen will have with
her a whole galaxy of the IA
nous masks.
Saturday there's 10 be A
fashion show of the new fall de-
signs and the girls modelling
the clothes will also wear Mary
Muffet masks.
Two Shows
There will be two shows Sat-
urday. One at 100 p. m. the
other at $50 p. m. Then the
whole performance will be re-
peated Monday, same times. All
four shows Will be held in the
stores fifth floor Mayfair room.
Grand finale will take place
at 7 p. m. Monday, in the
stores fourth floor auditorium.
There's 10 be a super fashion
show of Mary Muffet dresses.
masks and other designs for
juniors.
And just TO prove 10 you that
6Inior means a size and not
Aecessarlly an age, many of the
models parading the junior
frocks will be matrons'
There is no charge for any
OF the shows and everybody IS
corially invited 10 attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
ths$f . NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2
Got Athletes foot? -use.Lysol:

sock feet IS minutes in a luke
warm Lysol solution / teaspoon
Of Lysol to each quart water every
day for one week, Dry thoroughly
n'ihoaa r,nS,ns. Repeat every 2 or
5 days for some weeks afterwards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

Send for Ida Jean Kain's new
leaflet, The Victory Reducing
Diet. Enclose stamped, self
addressed envelope, and IL will
he mailed To YOU Simply
address Ida Jean Kahn. Detroit
Times, Detroit 81, Mich.
Copyright. 1913. ~ King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Use Cod Water

Massage is helpful because il
brings tissue and circulation 20
a normal condition. Cold water
and Ice rubs are recommended.
They should follow the soapy
washing Every bit Of suds
must be removed.
A saturate solution ~ boric
acid dIscourages excessive oili-
ness. Place one teaSpOOnful Of
the powder in a cup. fiji the cup
with boiling water. strain and
cool Apply with absorbent
cotton. let il dry on Do this
once or twice a day, after cold
water IS used.
Use OF Cologne
Eau dc cologne serves as A
dry cleaning agent. Use ~
when prcttylng up for dinner
when there IS no time for a
soap and water cleansing.
When the skin is oily and
still given 10 the habit Of chap
ping one cant very well get
along without soothing agent.
A good substitute for
creamy preparation Is a semi
liquid, milky hand lotion These
products are pleasant 10 use,
drV quickly and are effective
Rich pastries and sauces
should be avoided Fats excite
the SebaccouS glands Eat more
fruits and vegetables If your
complexion IS inclined to be
oily
Outdoor play wifi give you
shine that is pleasant 10 see. II
is highly recommended. But II
you don' get It by exercise, do
gvay- Wtf 9f-ttt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

do produce skin moisture but
that's good for cleaning out the
pores they send the tissues
into a mild state of perspira-
ton
II any beauty quester fears
that greasy preparations will
make her face shine more. she
can keep them on only for a
snort time never over night.
The truth IS that thin creams
will skim of SobaccouS oil even
after soap and water have been
used.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
How TO Treat Oily Skin
BY HELEN FOLLETT

THE VICTIM Of an oily COM
plexion usually stands in fear
Of lubricatlng cosmetics. Creams