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Evening star., 1943-02-05


Yesterday afternoon at a press con-
ference held by +, R. Finkenstaedt,
chairman of the National Symphony
Orchestra Campaign Executive Com
mittee
Mr.. Finkenstaedt. who was chair
man of last years drive, said that
Milton w King, Washington attor
ney and treasurer of the District Of
Columbia Bar Association and Of the
National Symphony Orchestra AS
sociation, has accepted the chair
manship of the l943 sustaining fund
campaign.
Enthusiasm Aroused.
The story of Mr.. Baldwin's dis
covery of the National Symphony
Orchestra followed. Last summer
the member of Congress heard the
orchestra play at the Water Gate
concerts. He became so enthusiastic
about the quality Of the music that
he approached orchestra officials
and suggested that ne would start
a national campaign to increase the
number of musicians and the length
Of season.
A music lover for many years, Mr..
Baldwin has heard all the great or
chestras of this Nation and most OF
them abroad. When he heard the
National Symphony, he said:
Il foresee Washington as the
capital of the world in the future,
not only politically but as a musical
center Your orchestra is step
In that direction"
Mr. Baldwin plans to seek con-
tributions from sources through
out the Nation to increase the size
and length of season of the orches-
ira. Mr. Finkenstaedt stressed,
however, that the present drive for
funds obtained in the District must
reach its goal Of some $4,000 in
order for the orchestra to continue
next year. Mr. Baldwin's campaign
contributions for bigger orchestra
will 60 into separate bank ac-
count.
School Concerts Planned.
The orchestra will give concerts
at six high schools during February
and early March, it was announced
meanwhile. In addition, the second
in a series of three concerts for
young people will be held at $50
pm. February 20 at Constitution
Hall
The high school concerts will be-
gin at pm. and tickets will be 25
cents, including tax. Elementary
and Junior high school students are
expected to attend the concert given
nearest them. The schedule fol-
lows: Woodrow Wilson High School,
next Wednesday; Mckinley, next
Thursday, Central, February 49,
Aracostia, February IS. West
ern, February "a, and Roosevelt,
March IL.
Evening star., 1943-02-05
Bomber Test Kills Pilot

DAYTON, Ohio, Feb. S (P). - A
medium bomber fell out of control
sh~"t'y after starting test flight at
erson Field yesterday, killing
the pilot. Flight Officer Billy B.
Groce, %, of Mount Pleasant, Tex
The diving ship hit chimney on a
house and then demolished a garage.
Evening star., 1943-02-05

"a Brendo. by Brewster doshino debonoir
80. shOped 10 complement the noturoI kind Of
becuty thot America is for7ous for! Hond-
stitched ond no'l-studded aroseroln ribbon
bond
7.s5 in light oolors. es5 in dark colors.
81 Suzonne. by Brewster :. brisk, new
bumper beret, Brewster built for suits, with q
CockY felt bow, ond q n1otchlnq down-n'ist
veil TO nooke you bequjInq at cocktails.
7.95 in light coiors. e.o5 in dark coors.
'C> Money, by Brewster :. tontoJizinq TIT,
resulting IN the most becoming beret! Per
feet for suits, from your cosuoi twecds to your
soft "dressmokers"
7.s5 in light coIors. 6,95 in dork coors.
Evening star., 1943-02-05
Orchestra Inspires
Separate Campaign
10 Extend Season
Representative Baldwin Of
New York Interested;
REGULAR Drive Announced

Representative Baldwin. Repub-
lican. of New York City is so i'm
pressed with the caliber of the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra that he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Bridal Pair
Soiourning
In North S+alL

MIR AND MRS. DAVI1
DUANE DONALDSON are sd
iourning in Northern MichigaI
after their recent marriage il
the Martha Mary Chapel q
Greenfield Village.
Mrs. Donaldson before he
marriage was Ruth Mary You
mans, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
A. J. Youmans of Grayfiel1
avenue, and Mr.. Donaldson /
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben r
Donaldson of Mona avenue.
The wedding took place Jun
IS at z o'clock. Rev. Neal Dow
Kelley officiated.
Miss Mary Jeanette Martin
cousin Of the bride. was mai'
Of honor and Pvt. Leonar'
Youmans, brother Of the bride
was best man.
The bride wore a white mar
quisette gown fashioned with
fitted bodice and -veiimino1
skirt.
She wore A inger-tip hrida
veil and carried white orchid
and stcphanotis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
There Is Evidence

But iSnt-thc world filled with
cruelty and CrookednesS?
1t certainly IS
And aren't there countless
tragedies which seem 10 prove
that there is no God or If
there is, that He doesn't care
what happens TO YOU and me?
There certainly are
But for every proof of ugli-
ness there are a score OF proofs
Of beauty. For every evidence
that there isn't a Supreme In
telligence behind our lines
there is boundleSS. beautiful
evidence that there is.
Look through a test tube AZ a
drop of water. Examine a rose
petal Watch a mothers eyes
as she comes out of the agony
Of travail and sees her baby for
the first time. Read the history
of heroic Father Damien, giving
his life IN service 10 the leperS.
of gentle Edith Cavell facing a
firing squad that she might aid
those caught within the hell OF
war Then doubt, If YOU can. that
there IS a God and that HIS
image lives and grows within
the hearts of men
Copyright 1913 b, King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Lille Hope

For what hope Is there for
YOU. IN your wrctchedneSS and
bewildermcnt, If there is no God
TO hear your little prayer-no
human love 10 stand by you
through the long, dark night
no Justice or honor TO lean on
in the great, cruel world? Yet,
surely these soothing men and
women with their brilliant
minds must be right.
But they're not my dear.
Doubling is no proof Of bril-
liant mind
The best doubtcrS in the world
are SavagcS. A Zulu doubts
everything outside the narrow
range of his own experience.
SCOTS at anything new. And he
can put up quite as convincing
an argument AS the most So
phlSticated Cynlc and along eX-
actly the same lines. Life seems
As ugly and hcartleSS TO the
savage as it does TO the cyniC.
He. too. can produce a thousand
reasons 10 prove that man is
the helpless victim of malicious
forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Bridesmaids in Lilac

THE MAID of honor ...
wore watermelon pink. o.. and
the bridesmaids gowns,
were lilac e..
They were Of marquisette
&C.. made with long torso
bodice very full skirts. 49,.
and bracelet sleeves E. and
the high round necks. were
finished with deep ruffles go.
Their hats were small
heart sh a ped halos =.
which matched the gowns 49,.
and they were outlined with
tiny ruffles and finished
with bows in the back ..
The maid Of honor carried
a loose arm bouquet Of
pale blue iris tiled with
matching ribbon ....
The bridesmaids had SINH
Tar bouquets of pale yell
low iris with lilac tips ..
and heavy clusters Of yellow
daisies and they were tied
with lilac net. which ex-
actly matched their gowns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Booklet for
Gardeners

VICTORY GARDENS, by
George. are dong nicely IN spite
of the weather and high water
Onions are up SIX inches or
more. radi>hoe look sturdy and
lHo tomato plants we'll on their
WAY
But don't think that's all
there is 10 having successful
crops Soon come The bugs and
other plaques DO YOU know
what 20 DO about them?
There's "A great variety OF
sprays and duStS one for
each complaint IN -the garden.
Amateurs viii do well 10 know
which ls which.
The Women'S Department OF
The Detroit Times has q VIC
tory Garden booklet that tells
about those steps SO necessary
ro successful gardening "a
book prepared hvlIcnry Prcc.
recognized garden authority
Cost pf tho Victory Garden
N.oNgN is TEN GENTS IT cWlcd
Alr u.s. ogr ScrNire Counter n
tHr .oh.s MI The Detroit TImc~
iW'a'H. pr F'ItWEEN CENTS
Ht u For fhe latter ~cnd
NnHr FH0It-" SD The .DEtfn7
fug-/ How're lr-.Hta DCfr0t
I.Wc,. Dciioit 81 Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Five Brand New
Canning lie afIets

THIS IS going 10 be a busy
season in the home canning in
duStry. What with the points
II takes 10 get a can Of toma-
toes and another OF peaches. We
aren't going 10 need urging.
either.
To help you with the season 5
canning, Prudence Penny. home
econom mist for The Detroit
Times, has prepared a brand
new set of leaflets, listed as
follows.
C-l50 Fruit Canning
C-l5l Vegetable Canning
C-l52 Tomato Recipes
C-l53 Pickles and RelishcS
C-l5i Preserved Sweets
To obtain this complete srt.
send FIVE CENTS TO Prudence
Penny Detroit Times, Detroit
81, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
T au Beta
Entertained
At Torreys

BOTH TAU BETA-and Tau
Beta ASSociation-held meet
ingS in Mrs. Henry Norton Tor
rey's garden at "Clairview,"
Lake Shore road, Friday.
Mrs. Edward S. Evans Jr. is
president of Tau Beta. Mrs.
Theodore Buttrick Jr. is presi-
dent Of Tau Beta Association.
Mrs. Alger Sheldon gave a
report orr the association nurs-
cry Scholastic school is run
ming at capacity, caring for so
children of war workers and
providing lunches for still more.
Mrs. Charles b. Hull reported
on the Hamtramck Tau Beta
Camp at Columbiaville which
will open June 81 for 10 weeks.
Miss Borghild HalverSen, di-
rector of the summer play
school at the community house
which will open June % for
seven weeks. reported that 40
children had signed up for the
$50 m, 10 $3.50 p. m. six days
a week schedule.
Tau Beta heard reports by
Mrs. Edwin Baker, Mrs. Harry
Kerr and Margie Watkins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
CDeigh-Navin portrait

HERE'S YOUR favorite hut
ton-iront style in a tailored
version that's right for home,
for office, for war duty.
Anne Adams has designed
Pattern 1929 for perfect fit, with
inSetS at either side-waiSt The
collar is nicely shaped, yokes
hold Softness through the bodice.
Pattern 1929 is available in
misses and women's sizes l.. II,
is. Is, 20. 30. 81. "a. SO. 3S, 40.
Size l6 requires / yards 35-inch.
our summer Pattern Book is
ready II contains smart styles
for work and play
Dress pattern to cents, book
10 CentSa Pattern and book
when ordered together 20 cents.
Address your request 10. the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
mont. l2I5 Times Square. De
trolt 81 Mich
Due To >-owncSS of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control. pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be pa
tent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Parties Honor
Barbara Grier

MRS ARTHUR u SUTII-
FRLAND and her daughter
suzanne gave a beautifully sp-
pointed luncheon TINS week for
Barbara Grjcr one Of many de-
ghuul parties for the pretty
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Hilton
GrIsr, who VIII become the
bride of Jerry Harness today
n Bushnell Congregational
Church
The table vas set on the
porch and covered with a lace
cloth. A/Sllver bowl was filled
with Dhes of the valley and
tube roses, and tapers burned
IQ/fall silver candelabra.
= There were diSpoSalS Of del
ph.num and snapdragon
through the other rooms of
the house.
Guests were: Mrs. Frank
OSgood, Mrs Ralph Baker. Mrs.
Richard Mead, Mrs. George
letters. Mrs 4. W. SquireS,
Mrs Raymond wood. Mrs.
owen UrdCe, Mrs. Russell
NecarClc. Mrs earl Heym,
Mrs TIerre Molls. Mrs Wesley
kaUff Mrs H. l.. Poffenbergcr.
Miss Beverly Grier. Miss lean
Efoomquist and Mrs. Hilton
Grcr.
Miss BloomquiSt gave buf-
fet supper and personal shower
for Miss Grier
Miss Mary Anna Marshall Of
WeStInoreland was hostess AZ a
tea and shower for u guests
Mrs. 4. w. Squire and Mrs
-tTEGFFp- Bot gave IinCU
shower and buffet supper 10
honor the bride-eleCt.
Thursday evening Miss Con
stance Norris entertained al
dinner for Miss Grier in her
home in Rosenlnnt road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Elsie Robinson
Doub+ers and Sneerers
Same as Ignorant Savages

IT'S SO easy 10 doubt and
so fashionable, The world IS
filled with Smarty Doubters and
Sneerers. In five minutes they
can convince you that there :
nothing good in nobody nohow!
Never was n never will be
Love? There's really no love,
That's just a funny name for
our own SelfiShneSS. We only
love those things which are part
of ourselves which we cherish
as part of ourselves.
Honor? What hooey. Every
man has his price
Justice? Don't make me
laugh! It's for those with
bank roll.
SO the cynics prattle on,
thinking what Bright BOYS they
arc. and getting many an adj
miring hand And you listen,
with your sad heart sinking
lower and lower
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
In Mayfair
WITH
The CbafcroH

JANE MALC0MSON ...
was a beautiful bride lin
ivory tulle and satin e.. when
she walked down the aisle Of
Christ Church Chapel Crosse
Polnte Friday afternoon
az Z o'clock .
To marry Edwin Stroh ..,
The new Mrs. Srob is thc
daughter of Mr. and Mrs
George NJ Maloomson OF
Yorkshire road .... and the
bridegroom is the son Of Mrs
J. Dwyer Kinnucan. Rand
the late Edwin Stroh....
a small reception al the
Malcomson home followed
the ceremony 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Decorations Simple

MRS. MALCOMSON the
brides mother -. wore a
lovely gown made with a pale
gray chiffon skirt and a
gray crepe bodice in a
deeper tone 90 and the long
sleeved bodice was trimmed
with panels of pale
pink pIeated chiffon
Her hat was gray chiffon
90. trimmed with pink flow
ers and her corsage
deep purple orchids
Christ Church Chapel s
altar held simple vases
.. Of white peonIes lark
spur....and stock
And similar blooms
we're disposed throughout tho
Malcomson ouse.. and
filed tall standards ... on
either side Of the receiving
line.
The table held the wedding
cake and Two arrange
meuts OF white flowers in
tall crystal goblets
Following the reception Mr..
and Mrs StrQh departed
for Sea Island Ga.
For going AWAY The bride
chose a srsy gaberdinc suit
go, with a white silk blouse
..n a small round gray gsb-
cfdine hat with a white yll
and navy bue cs-
soIlcs....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Luncheo on Honors
Florence Mossner

MRS. EARL F. MOSSNER 4.
hostess az luncheon at m,
Whittier today 10 honor he
Sister-in-law, Florence Mossner
whose engagement to 1t. Rich
ard Elbridge Kinks has recent,
been announced.
Guests are Mrs. Robert 3
knight, Mrs. Arthur Schrage
Mrs, Lewis l.. Smart Jr.,
w. Nelson Schlaff. + Il
-'Sfa4+t IA iii-s-j o<cptrt1rSt-, tfry
David Kinks, Mrs. Frank r.
Kinks, Mrs. Harold Chart ant
Mrs. Charles &. MoSsner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Veil an Heirloom
THE WEDDING

THE WEDDING gown had
an ivory satin bodice land
a very full skirt...of ivory
It'll r- -
The heart shaped neckline
-. was finished with little
satin bows and the long
fitted sleeves which ended
in points over the hands
had a ruffle of tulle lat the
wrist
The long bridal veil
family heirloom =. :. was OF
ivory illusion and it fell
from coronet =. OF rose
pointe lace.
The bridal bouquet was Of
white orchids -. delicate
white iris -. and stepha
notls. ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21

same intellectuars gruntS. grinS
and gibberlngs, as set down IN
a 50 volume, you swallow II
hook bait and Slnker.
Silly you.
The only difference between
that Intellectual and the Jungle
Savage IS that one wears pants
and a gardenia and the other
wears war paint and a nose
ring Otherwise their viewpoint
and their value 70 society are
identical.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
ANIMAL EMBROIDERY

EVEN THE Tiny youngstor
recognizes and loves the pets
shown here So embroidpr them
on nursery linens, on frOckS
and blbs. a motif works up in
no time, the StitChcry IS So\Sim-
pie
Pattern 56l contains a trans
fer pattern of ~ motifs ranging
from 2iaN3 90 6X1A inches
stitches. list Of materials re-
CURED DO The flowers In gay
COlorS.
Send II cents in CONS for
This pattern 20 Toe Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department.
l225 Times Square. Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Only q Savage

But when you hear a savage
say these things, YOU say.
Hes just a poor. ignorant crea-
ture. He doesn't know what life
Is all about His idas are the
reflection of his own fear. his
own hate He has no magma
ton. lie doesn't dream that
there Mis- a beautiful. brave.
kindly world outside his dark
and b,ood-beSpattercd Jungle
You say that when a naked
savage, with a ring in his nose,
gruntS and gibherS and gTins az
white man MAGIC But when a
famous intellectual in evening
drcsS arises m = smart drawing
room and tells YOU that there is
no God. or when you read that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Liggett Seniors
Entertained

LTGGETT SCHOOL seniors
are being much feted and hav-
INC loads. of fun.
Miss Helen Grinnell is enter
tanning Tuesday at the Detroit
Boat Club for group of
classmates.
Miss Nancy Reid Will give a
party Monday at the Whittier.
and Miss Patricia OHalr is
making plans for a festive
-partX- 10 he held seen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Shower Honors
Peggy Evans

MISS MARGARET VIII
LIAMS Of Dumbarton road en-.
tertaIned at a dinner party anC
handkerchief shower recently
~ the Womens City Club ir
honor Of ,bride-elcct Pegg
Evans.
Miss Evans will speak her
nupual vows June - 20 Paul
HCber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Many Juniors
Post Entries

AMONG THE junior entries
for the Bloomfield Open Hunt
Club today will be William
Betty and Mango Yaw, Barbara,
Mary and Jimmy CouzenS,
jeanette and William McHat-
tie, Suzanne Tucker. Patricia
ShuelI, Virginia Mccullough and
Joan and Jimmy Paterson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Sisters Auxiliary
To Elect Officers

THE AUXILIARY of the
Sisters of the l. II. M. will hold
its annual meeting and election
of officers June 25 at 2 p. m. in
Madame Cadillac Hall at Mary
grove College.
A board meeting will be held
al 1870 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
WAVE Home on Leave

PHARM ACIST MATE,
CHARLOTTE WERNER of the
WAVES, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Israel Lieberman of Stur-
tevant avenue, is home on leave
and is being feted by her many
friends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
LeisureIy Movements
Induce Relaxation, Sleep
BY IDA JEAN KAN

II YOU are tense, YOU prob
ably have trouble getting 70
sleep. The slightest change in
your living routine will throw
YOU off But once YOU learn
the trick, YOU can fall TO sleep
any time, anywhere.
DR. Josephine Rathbone of
Columbia University, author of
Relaxation. has some excel
lent suggestions for casting care
aside and sleeping as soundly
as "A baby.
The first rule is not TO hurry
10 bed. For half an hour 10 an
hour before your bedtime, as
>idiouslv avoid anything that
might make you tense Don Z
argue or quarrel, add up your
bills. or listen to an exciting
radio broadcast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Breathe Slowly

Try 80 initiate the ryThmical
breathing Of sleep Make Sour
self breathe slowly and ryth-
mically That helps YOU 10 re-
lax and gives YOU distinct
sense of peace and we'll being
As an aid for difficult cases
of >lccplcSSnesS, Miss Rathbono
cites the success Of Or Edmund
Jacobson. who believes IN learn
Ing TO relax specific muscle
groups
Whatever YOU try. give IL a
fair trial. DO the same thing
for al least 10 consecutive
nights 10 give yourself a chance
20 establish the new habit And.
10y the way here's the tip YOU
might need TO Try first: Go 10
bed before YOU are worn out
and build up a reserve az en-
crgY Tha, helps YOU 90 break
your insomnia before Do gets a
hold on YOU
Want 10 trim down that figure
FOR WCtoIV SilnnC>> % sens
Hor Tda Jean Kmn'A new letAct,
The Victory REDUCING Diet NIUE
spot ENCfclscS Nor symmetry
Enclose stamped Sclf-3d
dressed 'cuyHioVo. and thrv WI
h. mailed % Won . simply 35-
drc-, ld7 jean kHjY pcfrog -
Nfrr.
C.g H.ut 1858. b5 ANS Fca'ari
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21

healthy recreation preferred be-
fore business But the latter,
II essential 70 victory, must mott
be neglected.
July - To ATG. es
Lco-Certainly no day for
moplng, It's as much our duty
90 be cheerful and hopeful ss it|
is 10 work and fight. Leoites
innately have a good sense OF
humor what a giftD. Keep lt
alive and working.
ATG. - 70 SEPT. -
Itgo-The arts, theater.
reading, writing. visiting
friends. the sick and lonely are
tirsts on today's schedule Pet
d hobbie, and personal affairs -
( sponsored.
- SEPT. p. ia OCT. -
LIbtp-After you've attended
your spiritual needs. you could
spend a pleasant period IN your
victory garden or with some
other useful hobby or dIvertisse-
mrnt Every activity these days
can be part Of the about
effort 10 win this war
OCT. - TO NOV. -
Scorp Interesting day.
filled with major bcnefc aspects
and only one unfricndly (Puto)
one. This latter warns against
the wrong kind Of associates,
listening TO or passing on
rumors hurtful TO our United
Nations, plans. Rest, pray.
NOV. - 70 DEC. -
CogiftorUN The unexpected
and daring. good news from
afar indicated and favored to-
day This promises 10 be an
Interesting, challenging. fruitful
period
DEC. - To JtN. ~
C0pricorU- Read the message
10 Sagittarians Similar indica-
tons obtain for YOU, too You
should enjoy and profit bv the
challenge and advantages offered
today Ask Gods blessings al
ways
J4N. - To FEB. ~
ACKNOWLEDGMENT inter.
est and accomplishment crowd
today. Enter into the spirit ~
every activity that is purposeful
and motiyated by some good
cause. Your ideas and capability
needed and welcome.
FEB. 2i TO March ~
Pjsc's-Iou can give over to
your fancy today so generous
and stimulating are the plane
tary influences. This. of course,
when you have leisure time firm
demanding duties.
4 CHiLD. borH ON this dan.
Bright, alert. persuasive in per-
sonalIty, Interesting I'm conversa-
ton, talented. Nay occasionally
be moody. overscnsitive. These
fail lpES must bp corrected
Higher education and religion,
development viii bring 10 light
Your splendid capability. fine
character.
Copyright 1875 by King Fss,ur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Don't Rush

You cant expect 10 listen 10
the latest war news, leap up
stairs. yanlt off your clothes,
hurl yourself into bed. and go TO
sleep on the instant. BE very
deliberate about 1t. Do every
thing slowly ana don { make
any abrupt movemcnts-thcy
only lead TO tenSiorN
Take a ieISurely btth, brush
your teeth. and get out YOU"
clothes for the next day. II you
are in the habit of reading your
self 10 sleep. select some non
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Frank Kuneys Move

MR.. AND MRS. FRANK A..
kinney have moved from
Chandler avenue 10 the Alden
Park Manor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21

fiction book Of the kind that is
tough going 50 that you give up
after few pages.
1t is absolutely imperative TO
learn to control the pattern of
your thoughts. If YOU don't,
YOU viii dwell on whatever il is
that is making you tense. When
We are actually dropping off TO
sleep our thoughts tend TO be-
come more and more diSiointed
so put that technique into re-
verse 10 WOO sleep. Start with
some happy childhood incident
and just let your mind fit
around from there.
Control thoughts
Whatever YOU think about.
don let II be work. Every time
YOU catch your mind slipping
back into tho work or worry
groove. yank IT back into some
more pleas irrelevant
stream.
So much for the mental
tricks Now. about your body
You might take a tepid bath,
pat yourself almost dry. and get
into bed slightly damp and
chilly so that as YOU dry off YOU
become more and more comfort
able and inclined 10 sleep II
YOU wake up in the night, throw
the covers down. get chilled
then pull them back up and as
YOU become warm again YOU
viii sink INTO coy comfort and
dTOW>lnCSS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21

Look ia the Section Ia Winch Your Brhdoy Com'' ard Find
what Yoly. Oatioot Is, according toths Stars
MARCH etTO arm, 20

For SuudoH Jppe 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21

y u II = IIIITlI n IT
PjSc's You can give over to
your fancy today so generous
and stimulating are the plane
tary influences. This. of course,
when you have leisure time firm
demanding duties.