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Evening star., 1944-05-31
Old Bot Boy Keeps
Annuui AS Dute'

CHICAGO, May 31.-Fred
Haynes has kept his 1914 date
with Connie Mack, manager of
the Philadelphia Athletics.
Forty years ago Haynes was a
bat boy for the veteran Athletics
boss and he has made it prac-
tice to see the Philadelphia club
play at least once each season.
Yesterday Haynes, now living
in California, greeted Mack as he
brought his Athletics to Chicago
for a series with the; White Sox.
Evening star., 1944-05-31
Indorsed by Tunney as MiIitory Troinine Aid

letter audng the Gates points that than SO
accidental drowning victims in this country under "a
while asserting that addition to its physical fitness
safety aspects swimming instruction significance
high school boys preparation for the military life that lies
before them"
similar sounded by Comdr Endorsed
the splendid preparing young
armed services the Navy its boss physical training added
placed the ability SWIM
swimmer much better for training than
Supervisors teachers parents should insist
participate whoe-hearedly in this swimming campaign"
Evening star., 1944-05-31
Varied Sports

BASEBALL
Indiana, II; Camp Atterbury, 6.
Fort Custer, "a: Michigan State, IT,
Holy Cross 5; Brown, 2.
OHIO State lis; Denison. 2-6.
TRACK
New York u, II; Columbia Midshipmen.
%; Columbia, SO; City College of
New York, %; Brooklyn College, 2,
TENNIS.
WESLEYAN, s; Deerfield Acadennv
Evening star., 1944-05-31
Win,Lose or Draw
By DENMAN THOMPSON,
star SPORTS Editor.

Compulsory Swimming for D. C. Pupils Is Hailed
While looking the other there nauguraed
the boys and girls of the District public schools
bodily welbeing
life the highest commendaon but which
publicity.
Wimmer-every swimmer life
Dallas Shirley
Evening star., 1944-05-31
Scores

Gutteridge i2),' Mcouinn, Laabs. Mancuso
Potter. Runs batted tn--Ferreil Spence,
MyAtt, Gutteridse McQuinn f3), Stephens
Three-base hit-Mc0uinn Home run
Laabs. Stolen bases-Sulliyan, POWELL
Spence. Sacrif1ces--Kuhel, Laabs Kreevich
Quinn; sullivan. Myatt, Kuhei. Left on
bases,Washinston, IL 81. Louis. g.. Base
on balls--Haefner, 3; Potter, 3; Caster, !.
Haefner. 10 in 2 innings; Carrasquel none
IN !; Potter, IL in fnone out in eighth)
Hsefner aPotter). Wild Wild " pitcsMPottsr, scss
Winning pitcher--Potter Losing pitcher
Haefner. Umpires-Messrs. Rue, Summers,
Boyer Tirne-2:10
Evening star., 1944-05-31
Minor Baseball

BY the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Montreal. II; Buffalo, O-s.
Baltimore. SIS Syracuse, 5-2
Jersey City, 1--5; Newark, o.,
Rochester, 6-10; Toronto, IL.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, 7-6; Kansas City, 6--5.
Minneapolis, 5--S; St Paul, 2-l2.
Columbus, 5--S; Toledo. III
Louisville, %; Indianapolis, 3-S.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Albany. 9--4; Hartford. 2-3.
Wilkes-Barre, II: Scranton. IA.
Elmira, =; Williamsport. Ia.
Binshamton, 6-5; Utica, Ole.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Nashville, +; Birmingham. 3.
Memphis, 4 Chattanooga /
Knoxville. q; New Orleans. 4.
Atlanta, %; Little Rock, O.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Sacramento 90; San Diego, IL.
Los Angeles, 5-5; San Francisco. IA
Hollywood, II: Oakland, %.
Seattle, 40; Portland, l-3
Evening star., 1944-05-31

omitted from the list of high schools embraced at this time due
to the fact there their vicinity but addition
Central the already functonng Calvin Coolidge where
conducted modified experimental basis last at
Mckinley Tech and Anacosia well at Kramer and Langley
Junior High Schools Moreover starting this High also
will be included but for senior the limited facilities
Evening star., 1944-05-31
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
STANDING of CIuhS

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Chic. at N. Y Chic at N. Y. tn).
st. l.. at Bost. ST l.. at Bost.
Pitts at Brook (n) Pitts. at Brook.
Gin. at Phil. Gin. at Phil.
Evening star., 1944-05-31
Apple Gets on Loose.

(See MATS, Page 1A-I9)
Evening star., 1944-05-31

WESLEYAN, 5; Deerheld Academy. 4
Evening star., 1944-05-31

rom Syracuse, 8-5 and 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

studio tOurhrs--an spring preWar
construction; bedding compartment
TAPESTRY UT vriutr towering --,y- $50
pc. Modern Living Room Suite
green velvet covering; wood panel
front; all spring construction; used
-a.--t-.a s-s-i-t-4- ti-.,-.t-l.--,ss, SGD
a-Pc. solid Oak Dining Room suite
Refeetnry- table Gothic style china,
buffet. q chairs covered In red mo
hair; used -. Slia
18th Century Bnnrau Phytr snfa---
Soiid mahogany frame. blue striped
dsmask; slightly soiIed .-. SO
SOS 3-Pc. Modern Waterfall Bedroom
~uite--Nalnut veneer Bed. Chest,
Dresser ar Vanity: sample ..,..s. >1t
Solid Maple Cricket Chairs: chintl
covered, all shades 7-.-. .-----5 S5g5
2-pe. saild Maple Living Roam. suite
spring filled seat cushions and backs;
sample $50
SIs9 9-Pc. 18th Century Duncan
PhAfe Dining Room suite; Duncan
Phyfe table. buffet. wilma. six chairs
mahogany and other hsrdwoods;
sample 80. Slt9
Heavy Maple Bunk Bed>s may be
used separately ........, .... $3.50
S2I9 t-Pc. 18th Century Bedroom
Suite beds. vanity, hanging mir
rur,- riIrxt-in mahogany and -.,titer
hardwoods; sample $3.50
$50. so 18th Century Knee Hole Desk
Nj n ogany and other woods:
sample ....., s2s, 10
s-pc Walnut Dining Room-Oblong
table. buffet. y chairs; used s29.50
$40 so Large Fan Back Fireside Chair
i'm rose figured tapestry . >39
Slla 3-Pc. sth Century Bedroom
sheraton bed. ches, and vanity IN
mahogany FefteeFs rrr. Nse
simmons AH-Steei Coil Spring-helical
tied ........ .......... >tO
Ssh. An-White. Cotton iRow Mat
tress-A.C.A. ticking ...... sl2.95
All Merchandise Priced for Cash
Budget Terms AZ Desired
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
ELECTRIC WASHERS

3-PIECE Persian lamb coat set. sire
10 Good condition. sacrifice. TO.
6-7522
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
400 WOODWARD

CADILLAc-l9i limousine. "75":
spotless jet black finish: leather
top fully equipped. driven II. 600
miles 'hiA car IL Just like new
thrgtfr.hnttt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES
SEWING MACHINES

BARGAINS on sewing machines,
Singers. Whites. etc. Used IN good
condition. Guaranteed.
SEWING MACHINE SALES co
1873 Broadway Cd. River ca. 3ls3
$3.50 Cd. River. Trumbull TIE. 1880
Free Estimates on Repairs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

sale OF Mems New suits
All Sizes. Styles. Colors-Si0 Each
Lees. 1887 =. Dawson. at Dequindre
LADIES dress suits, coats, sizes u
and II. 1850 Santa Barbara
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
UpHOISTERiNG

DRFUpHoLsTTRN ADVERTISERS
IN THE pETRQlT TINES Sub
eCRIPE TO THE foLlOWlNg
REGU RkufHOLsl RI
SERVICE SHALL INCLUDE - RIP
PING TO RAFE FRANZ SPRINGS
rFTfrD- FPANFS REPAIRED AND
PARTS REPLACED WHEKt, NC
rH<ssf
LET FAMOUS rtsit't and retrHd
your 2spc suite Csg TO $500
Quality uphohtsrlng loV prices. Nv.
i-alia. 1sS5 Z, naYHor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

BEDROOM. 3-pc. fun sire bed, large
chest ana dresser, including box
spring and mattress, SIS Terms.
open evenings. Kent Furniture. i6441
LiveTnois crown Furniture 5000
Graiiot. Crown Furniture. 4737
Michigan ,
BEDROOM special. 2-pc., 3-pc. 4-pc !.
Sf2 up. Central stores. io35 Fenkell
BUGGiEs Ali steel wheels. rubber
tires Padded and waterproof. Col
fsFsfhie s. - up Open z 20 2.
Sp.tz. 76sa Grapot ~ Baldwin
BUNK beds or twins. maple finish
hardwood sturdy, complete, Well
bum Complete $50 30 All-metal
con springs XSe5 A specially
SIN FURNITURE. i424a GRATIOT
CASH AND CARRY FURNITURE
Factory samples Al wholesale
prices Buy direct from the whole
saler Rest values IN the city. Guar
an'eed 1888 Grstio' ~ Baldwin.
DAY RED with nreNar- kprinEs. Ike
new, easy chair. lamp. magazine
rack drapes book ends: sacrifice.
sunday y 90 p m 23il " Phila-
delphia. upstairs.
FELT BASE rug exa. SAT-: qxl2.
50 ~ HOOK, 1889 Mack
GAS ranges table top. an white.
slightly marred N Shipping, just a
few lefi, 80 hurry, $40 so
StfN FURNITURE 1922 GRATiOT
INNERsPRING mattresses. any size.
samp Sl7 Mitchelrs 5000 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES
wANTED-MAcHiNERY

WILLIAMS MACHINERY viii pay
cash for cOllets. die heads. CnaserF
etc tools that can ne used On
automatic and hand screw machines.
233i Vest Fort Lafayette $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Furniture. Heus.hoId Good.

INNERSPRfNG Mattress. prewar box
springs. match. S27.9o. Si2a Gratiot.
JENNY LIND or poster beds. maple
or walnut. single or double. Si1.s5.
Crystal Furniture, 3i25 Gratiot.
MATTRESSES. innersprinEs. samples.
81 Mltchells. 5000 lGratiot
NEW furniture. trade your piano.
City Music. 74i2 Mack. Open eyes.
ROLLAWAY beds All steel construc-
ton with mattresses only few
left. Don't DELAY piiy today! open 2
10 9. SPITE. 755s Gfstiot. A. BALDWIN.
RUGS. 300, cleaned used sxi2. sNf0.
So ~ up, aN2l liiX12 i0Ni5,
aN1S Runners 800 I'd. up' CENTER
CARPET CLEANERS. 1927 Wood
ward TO. sa4A4 sunday n 20 5.
RUGS. used, cleaned. sxi2 sxl0.
6Xg S. - M Runners. throws 75c
Vi M American Carpet Clrs., s63S
Oakland MA. 1913.
RUGS, qxl5, 9kl3s, l2xi5, II SKIP.
others today. 2eAs Twelfth 81
STUDIO touches with springs Linn
tied supply. other touches. S20-S3e-
sac Hurry! Open 2 10 .. Spitz.
1865 Gratiot, a. Baldwin
STUDIO couch spriug filled. $50
terms. Cash Furniture, 334 Mich
TRADE your old victroia. radio or
piano regardless OF condition. on
new ilrniturs-- Liberal allowance.
Bay Furn., 6623 Van Dyke
tNEXT TO VAN DYKE THEATERl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

Al repairing. all makes washers.
vacuums. sewing machines 3-day
serv., Is yrs, exp. work guaranteed.
MICKY'S SERVICE HO. 1887
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

SINGER sewing machine, Sl4 80,
1922 Norwood, near Nevada.
WE BUY. sell. rent and repair all
makes sewing machines. Ceiling
prices on repairs and parts. White
Sew. Mach. Co. 1850 Library. Ra O35s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A BETTER price for furniture. rugs.
Moon Bros. Furniture. TIE. l-l2g9.
A DEALER wants furniture immedi-
ately for cash II reas. TY. 1929.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
WEARING APPAREL
CLOTHING BUYERS

BARGA1N-R Riding breeches, size ~
Jodpher boots. size 6-B, like new
1850 Santa Barbara.
Evening star., 1944-04-02

on hard surfaced roads. Cars parked by experienced
attendants.
Direct Bus Service to Fort Lincoln Take bus marked
b. B-4, B-6. to Rverdale and Cheverfy leaving
18th Il Penna. Ave, Sc. Transfer functions to this
and South Dakota Avenue & Bladensburg Road NE.
Crosstown Bus Route HID, transfer at Bladensburg
Bridge-New Jersey Ave-, Route 90) car lines at
18th & Pa. Ave Sc. New York Ave- car lines tl0-12)
transfer at 18th 6 H StS NE Burleith- Glover
Park Bus tD-2, D4) transfer at 18th h Florida Ave.
NE. Vt. Pleasant car line tRoute - ~ transfer
at 14th & East Capitol and 18th b D StS NE.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
He 6rinds Out
Hit War Songs
While You Wait
lSee Pictorial Review

Mozart had 10 have peace and
Q4c' when 30 composed music
S.heliuS. they say likes 70 stroll
through the forests Of ms native
Finland before iatanc down p
symphony
But John Enrhardt who IS
making quite % name for himself
as a writer Of war songs. gets
some Of his most mclodious in
>pirauons while slappInC Fat Off
bu~incSSD'crs-.
Ehrhardt is a mas>cur AZ the
Sidney HIl Mems Club. Washing
ton and Clifford
In lust year ~ composing a
profession Tor which he had no
training whatever Ehrhardt has
written half q dozen songs which
have found favor with members
0t thc armed forces. The latest
is called Through Hell Galore
and is dedicated 10 the signal
CORDS
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
Drinker Gels 90 Days
On Wife s testimony

William zones. - ot 1ii1
Brush. WAS sentenced fo tn days
III rre House az Correction and
two years probation after his
W1tc testified that Doe was Con'.h-
u7llN dTluk StoLe ngnC-l. from
trer l6-yc7rrold SON and even
tried 10 pawn hs WltCs cNcila>9%
and false teeth 90 pi"l.1e hm>cli
WIN lLLnk
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
VIII Discuss Recreation

Development of DCToIt area
reCrc7tIonal districts VIII he dis
CuSSod by representatives az The
state department oi conservation
at s go D. m. Monday ar The GriSt-
MIN Club meeting IN the Detroit
Leland Hotel.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
RHYMES WITH CORPS

"Galnre may not be the best
word 10 describe he'll" Ehrhardt
explained The main reason
picked IL was that II rhymes
with corps"
Thus far there has hccn no
golden food of royalties from his
songs, hut Ehrhardt isn't writing
them for the money Its his way
Of tiorrT- frrS-r1t- for his adopted
country, which decided tndr- II
55. he was too old 10 fight for IL
80 His first effort was called Into
the Night and was dedicated "a
the coast guard. Honor America
and Our Fighting YanllS" fol-
lowed in quick succession. He feels
mat Through Hell Galore is hiS
best work so far. for il brought
an official letter Of thanks from
Il Col, c, J. Mcintyre Of the
SIGNAL corDs
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

THE STAGE STRUCK CAT
We we're on the radio yesterday
and that's how ne heard about
the stage-Str1tek cat
II WAS the Times NNNE Mile
o'-Dimes broadcast In behalf of
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20

the infsntne
y rs lNSts
fund. \ a ur
reporter does
not enter into
the story st
all. &C pt
that l was
ri Ster o Z
e ere monies
and had my
usual case Of
mike fright
-.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20

I -77v - rT1TF- S77TTTT CdV mai We
have written about before, al
though il didn't seem 10 be
stagc-Struck al that time.
The theater was troubled by
some mice that friSked around
the footlights The cat Just
wandered IN one day. gobhled
the mice, and settled down 70
live in the theater- Goodwin,
by coincidence, was IN the show
that was being given al that
time. Little Women
Anyway the cat. once II got
used 10 the backStage world.
turned stage-struck. II lust liked
70 walk on the stage and mugg.
in lis feline way, while the show
was in progress.
Unfortunately for actors, an
animal can steal a scene any
day Of the week. Nobody pays
any attention 10 anything else
while the cat is on the stage.
So the poor Stage-struck puSs
has 10 be locked up at show
time.
II ever you see the Shubert-
Lafayette cat on the stage,
you'll know it's by accident.
Much as the actors like the cat,
they don't want 1t stealing
scenes
This Is as good time as any
10 add our word or two about
the infantile paralysis fund.
President ooseVe is the
worlds most famous example Of
a man who has overcome the
handicap Of the "the crippler,"
as the disease IS well called.
There's an example closer
home. however. a perfect in
stance 10 show how effectively
paralysis can be overcome If IL
is quickly and properly treated
Let's leap 10 the island Of
Guadalcsnal on teaming
August day. An American ma
rine lies in the underground.
badly wounded and unconscious.
The battle has swung forward
and backward and the American
is now seven miles behind the
japanese lines. The JapS. as
suuing HIM 70 be dead. have
left him lying there In the
evening be RECEIVERS conscious
ness and understanding
His only hope II living Is 70
creep hurt as he is seven niles
20 his own lines lie begins 20
crawl hears lap Patrol stops
scarcely breathing then weaves
forward.
After y night 81 struggling. ne
is near his own lines. Occasional
rifle shots betray the hiding
place Of Jap Sniper The
American worms his wsy To-
ward the sound lie Kills the
Jap, crosses AZ last % his own
lines
The marine was in Detroit
only two o. three weeks ago
lie is Don G Horrbeck of Pom
tisc snd was home on leave
Now. he's gone back 10 san
Diego
fie had infartle paralysis IN
1893 and trc doctor, at that
time doubted whether he would
@slk\ again. EAf -fartI'a pa-
ralysis car be beaten Horrback
did y and recovered SD cor-
plefelv he c0.Ie stand 'hf eH-
haustlor 0f Geud aIeau T-efs
tne kVd ~ miracle U9-fet hv
those CONS F0I give to the
Mile n Dimes
Buy War saving stamp, the
convenient WaY. Order them
delivered % or door from tnur
nnfVnff Tfr.ars .aYrtar "a. 10. 80, -.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
Goodwin.

NV theory, right or wrong, Is
that everybody has hankering
To be an actor. OF course, every
actor SAYS, "Oh. yeah?" but
they'd all probably go on the
stage all over again
And DObSOn at that point
this WAS before We went on the
air-remarked that even ami
mails seem 10 have that same
instinct. over at the Shubert-
Lafayette, they have q stage
struck cat.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20

Why an inotfenSiye ittbe-rfic-
rophone should scare anybody,
I don't know but lots Of people
seem 10 have the same diff
Guilty
All ! have 10 DO is introduce
the stars Of the show and ask
an occasional question.
But let's get on with II. The
stars were James DobSon. who.
plays the role Of Henry Aldrich
-ir1-I-'F'Fiff7at -I-'F'Fi ff7at Life at the Shit
bert-Lafayette. and his friend
and fellow actor. Coburn
Goodwin.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20

No IN = Nk ~ ~ klN"
how often get involved with
q microphone. | always have the
Filters 80 badly that my stom-
ach - all upset. As soon as the
program ends. my digestion re-
turns at once 10 normal and
I'm hungry
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20

Have You "A House Husband"
at Home? II SO, He May Be a
Good Cook. Since Housewives
Have Gone Into War Plants
Their Husbands Have Devel-
oped Plenty Of Skill In Con-
cocting and Preparing Menus
a. = Typical House Husband"
Relates I'm The Housewives
Food Almanack, That Popular
lea tuTe In The American
Weekly. Celebrated Magazine
Distributed With This Sundays
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
KNOWS NO NOTES

The fact that he doesn't know
one note from another is some
thing Of a handicap 10 Ehrhard
in writing the melodies He get,
around this problem usually by
hunminC his creations 10 a friend
who writes them down
HIS real talent. he feels. is n
writing the words, Although hC
had made no attempt at poetry
until year ago, he now consider,
hinaSe!LaH- aePi-haAd stt-ttt-- n
II write 'em while YOU wait"
he said. give minuteS-10 min
utes; II I'm in a hurry, l can
do IL right away"
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20

Bu, War saving, stamp, the
convenient Way order them
delivered % Rour door from your
Detroit Times Ustrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24

Tops for ihai picnic lunch. Sig.
tosiy. old-foshionsd cookies
mode with esiro amount, OF
s''omin rich -four. fresh EGGS,
milk. A. your sreesrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24

LOOK m Sectt0h M Whtch 7 our b
For Friday. Aug. IS, 1914.
MARCH Fl TO APRIL IN
Aries-You should find plane
tary influences especially attrac-
tive 10 your line Of endeavor.
Quickly glance around you, sur
vey the lay Of operation, then
proceed.
APRIL p TO MAY 20
Taurus - Biggest asset is a
full realization that you are able
10 cope with work and matters
Of Importance. Be assured Of
assistance from various sources.
Unity of action helps.
NAY II TO JUNE Fl
GcmiHi - Vital to furthering
your interests is your capacity
TO envelop problems as they
come up, without confusion, and
with poise and sensible manipu-
latlon.
JUNE - To July e
CnHcer-Pile up credits today
while star aspects are so gener-
Gus. Sponsorship for trades,
arts and high-grade commodities.
tt-tt ?: To Atf. p
Leo First requisite is 20 ana
I'VE your capacity TO consume.
Then. which issues are most inn
portant This done, no turning
back, just full power ahead with
all you have.
AUG. p TO SEPT. p
Trgo-Great day for you cool,
calculating folks. Unusually pro-
pitious for dealing in wearing
apparel. home, beauty and bar.
Der shop interests.
SEPT. p TO OCT. -
Librd-Haye fresh confidence
in yourself All roads point 10
success and effective balancing
OF your affairs, including pledges
pertaining 20 financial matters.
OCT. - TO NOV. p
.Scorp,O-No time 20 hesitate
this fine period. A time for ex-
pert use Of your vitality and
yigor, Trust your intuition but
don't strain or override others.
NOV. - TO DEC. p
S0gtttoriUs - Excellent gains
10 be- made in manufacturing,
building, with machinery; con-
structIve work. Those handling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
FiIl jars Carefully

You know The little apple
shaped and pear-Shsped vessels
SO popular ~ the moment ?
These are copied from older
ones SO we'll suited 10 pot
pouGrl especially when deco
rated from the inside with the
pressed and dried leaves.
After the flowers are pasted
on and have been allowed 10 DRY
IN place for an hour or more.
the p0tpourri Is filled IN gently
with a spoon so a. not 10 dis
iurb Tho decorations. II makes
coloriul background for them
Don't underestimate the value
OF Your home made potpourri
aS gifts for your friends. There
IA hardly person you know who
would not be pleased 10 own a
Jar The mixture may also be
used IN sweet bags, which vel
discuss tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Wash Furniture
Before Waxino

lt YOU hesitate 10 give your
furniture a mild. SudSy washing
before waxing with paste or
liquid, invest IN a quality cream
wax. Cream wax contains gentle
solvents which clean and polish
at the same time.
Apply with a clean. soft cloth.
rubbing only enough TO remove
any dirt or oil that may be on
the furniture, and turning the
cloth as il shows oil. Let the
wax dry a moment, and then
polish with another clean cloth
until the surface becomes smooth
TO the touch.
A second application may be
necessary 10 clean and produce
a luSter on an unusually oily or
dirty surface.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24

tools. hard labor highly spon-
sored.
DEC. p TO Jan. II
CGpricor1i-Personal interests
mostly favored, though any
endeavor of good purpose can
make Roadway, particularly mill
tary moves, investments, dealing
in futures.
JAN, % TO FEB. 20
Observation-Disclosures healthy
FOR business matters. Personal
aims also can show marked inn
provement II you but be consist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Needs No BLEACHING

THERE is no need 10 use
bleaches when you wash your
white rayon slips nightgowns,
blouseS. tablecloths and hand
kerchiefS White rayons retain
their original Wilderness after
many launderings. without any
special care or bleaching. Sim
ply make sure they arc washed
In soft water and that all soap
is thoroughly TinSed out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24

outlook Is, According @ The STAYS,
ent and don't disrupt proper
schedule.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisces-Your practical, amhi-
tious side should feel an uplift.
Response to application Of your
fine talents, intuition.
IF TODAY - yopr bTtbdato:
Steadfast Of purpose. cool, gen
orally clever at finer type Of
work. Likely to find fault, Have
faith in humanity and yourself.
Copyright, 1894, oy King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Old Ink WeHs

Little old-fa h.oncd INK wells
wl hold q small supply OF
fragran' blossoms and look well
not only on desks but also on
occasional tables. Those lovely
o'f FrgiI>h-warc sugar bowls.
fitted with q perforated piece Of
Cellophane or wax paper pasted
IN luSt under the Id are grand
Tor potp0ulr Little old tea
pots vases Of exquisite materials
but poor shapes for flower ar
engagements might well 10 fitted
with he fragrant leaves and
flowers
Remember I mentioned press
ing some flowers flat while dry
lne them . These. notab ! 5
pan>ieS and delphiniums which
are fiat IN themselves. may be
pasted with cgg white on the
nSideS o. clean glass containers
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