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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

giving us something right out OF
the feed box about Fighting
step, who goes In the Derby,
when his lovely wife stepped
right up and let II he known
that he had better quit discuss
ing a hoss like Fighting Step
when she had next weeks al
lowance on Misweet.
Its time us gals took over"
she said.
Mrs. Norma Franklin OF
jackson, Mich, standing there
also, went To the bat on Mi
sweet, but added she was going
To take ID for "a place bet"
because she thought Ben Jones,
as a trainer, was "tOO foxy for
the Others"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
-Four New Matmen
On Mack Park Card

-Four new faces VIII be seen AZ
Mack Park Tuesday in the sec
ond wrestling program outdoors.
They are Bill WcIdnct. former
light heavyweight champion; Kola
Kwariani, a Russian CoSsackl
Jack Zarayich, a Polish boy and
Jack Manuel, a Spaniard Weld
ner meets Whitley Wahlberg
Zaravich and KWariana clash and
Manuel is paired against the Aus
tralian, Stanley Buresh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Walked Only Five

In his four triumphs Cthree Of
which were on the recent road
trip) Overmire walked only five
batsmen-two each against the
Yankees and Senators and one in
Cleveland.
He did not pass a man in a
victory over the Athletics. While
frankie is comparatively gener-
Gus with hits, he has few runs
scored against him. Only one of
the four opposing teams-YankceS
got as many as twoo
Hare ara tho figures.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

The arm ailment is mentioned
because frankie. II Will be Re-
membered. was on the shelf with
a sore whip When so Badly needed
at the tail end of the hectic 1914
season. He has been troubled some
this year.
AZ the moment It-aPPears the
hahY-faced chuCker from Grand
Rapids is about TO have his best
year. He won II and lost IL last
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Looks Wide Open

I've talked to all kinds of peo-
pie today owners .. trainers
stable hands veteran
neWSpapermen plain racing
fans and some not too PLAIN.
II YOU add up the various
theories you get on this year S
Derby, then surely Il mHSt be one
of the most wide open in history.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

example OF the
value Of con-
troll
Verm ir Q
boasts no great
fast ball or
e urV e n o
tricky pitches.
He is not stingy
with hits. But
when not saf-
fering with an
arm ailment he
has sple n did
control.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
O. Today's I
up 0 R I R Al !

Few football players had the
honor OF playing under both A. A.
Stagg and Fielding II. Yost. Ralph
Young, who is in his 23rd year
as athletic director at Michigan
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

Wolf of ~. Louis when Law
rim won. Mhirlaway belonged
To Jones present boss, Warren
Wright, the baking powder
king.
This year II II different.
"Plain Ben" has as his hope "A
hoss called Pot OLuck. The
Jones ArcarO combination will
be far afieId when the man
presses the button and the cry
runs down the rail like wildfire
that they're Off"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Tigers Play First
Twilight Game
Hal Beats Tribe;
Trip a Success
By LEO MACDoNELL

Flushed by a successful road
trip topped off by pair Of vic
tories IN three games in ClcVe-
land. the second place Tigers
were home today for series
with the White Sox.
-Four games will be played with
the SoX, starting tonight al g
o'clock with the first twilight
game of the season There viii
be a single game tomorrow and
two on Sunday.
Paul DIZZY Trout will pitch
for the Tigers in today's twilight
contest. Thornton Lee, who has
won six and lost three, goes for
the SoN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Successful Trip
CLEVELAND
DETROIT

Ruus-Webb. Maier Richards Hoag Hayes
Errur-Wtbb Runs battCd in-WCbb 2 Cui-
lenbnc Ross Rocco Two-base hltS-Hayes,
Reeee.- Thfeg.h .haAc Elt-HUag, stolen base
Cfamcr Sacrifice hlt-NeV hOuscr, Deubie
.piass-Haae 90 HAYES Cihocn 90 Meyer %
-ff-r-1- f~fr -- rz7rg- r1rrr0ft 2 Cfrvrtunt
Bases on haus-DN NcwhouSer 2. OF Rey-
uoIds q STRUCK uut-BN NeWhOuser 5, by
Rrynolds Elts-Or Reynolds 10 IN Gi1
innings oH RAfby 7 iu d. innings. Passed
.ball-RiCnards losing piiChcr-RcynOids I'm
pircr-Wea'er Hubbard and stewart. Time
0f rame-2 0l Attendance 500,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Fioht Results

FALL RIVER Mass PAT 'poyle. N36, Fall
RE-. dettianti steve Bellus l34s Roches-
bury Conn stopped SASSY telte, 80. New
hufyport N7w ~ Johnny Mclk0 lss,
Nowr0rt H ~ Barry Wood 121. Wor-
cts'ef, ,'upard BiN Hardy 12S. Newport
y - II Gene Leblanc l2f.l FaN River.
Knocked Cgt Busny Turner. 1io. Newport.
x. i. f2N
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

S tate. played
two years un-
der Stagg at
Chicago. Then
he pla y q d at
w a 5 h j ngton
a n d jefferson,
where he grad
uatcd
After coach
ing at DepauW
and Kalamazoo
for a couple of
years, he Joined
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
BY JAKE BERSoN

After pitching a no-hitter TO
give Chadsey High a 81 victory
over Southeastern and the Metro
politan League baseball champion
ship. Bill Glane today was more
ChOOSey than ever i'm dealing with
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Baseball School

BOY, betuccn u and II years
ot aga again can register for the
Detroit Iun.0r baseball school
IWe1rN-thfnc recreation play
grounds and schools VIII accept
registrations tomorrow starting
ar @ 3. m
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Cut Up Pin Melon

Prize checks will be distributed
tonight and tomorrow at Rainbow
Recreation for the $50 doubles.
Lowest prize score was 1872.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

Though he has another year Of
high school competition left. the
17-year-old Glane in all probabil-
ity viii sign with a major league
team in the next few weeks. He
prefers the Tigers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

Frank J NaVin of the Tigers ...
Hc now handles the horses Of
several owners. including Jerry
Mccarthy OF Detroit and the
aforementioned Rose.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

Unfortunately the walk he gave
Cleveland paved the way for a
run which cost Overmlre a shut
out. Al Cihock, who walked in
the eighth inning. later scored on
a single by Dutch Meyer over
mire, one Of the coolest pitchers
in baseball, is often in trouble,
but pitches himself out of IT
coltrapqpuClN
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Desert Bradley

Here is sacrilege, as go the
ways of the turf.
KentuekiaRs, for the first time
in all my trips here. are turning
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

ranging from
long underwear
TO your Uncle
straw
bar Gagged prop
cTIN bN now ;
FUtNou want
10 know about
this list Ken
lucky Derby
Two Detroit
oV ned horses
are scheduled
TO go ir
Sailor. oW n ed
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

by It. Cmdr i. d Buhl -. and
a tilly owned by Arthur
Rose Of Mt. Clemens and trained
by Leo O'Donnell
G. Donnell, m case YOU have for
gotten, was trainer for the late
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

the m a n y big
league Scou Is
on his trail
The little,
155 poun d
southp paw of
l. kr ainian de-
scent is being
sought by the
jEcrS 5 I.
Louis Browns,
New York Yam
KEGS. Cincinnati
Reds "A n d Bos-
ton Red SuX.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
I8-C The DETROIT TIMES
June lq45
Sports
Overmire S Z Minis
Example Of Control
By LEO MACDoNELL

Frank (Stubby) Overmire, who
won four games in a row, best
Tiger streak other than Al Ben
ton = five presents an -CNCCllont
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
II Sports q
DREV|TIEO J

Pennant hopes of Yankees Suf-
fered a setback when Johnny Lin
dell. heavy hitting center fielder.
was accepted for induction yes
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
ROY BATS HIM IN

Mayo put Webb on third with
a single 10 right and Skeeter
scored on Cullonbine'S one-base
drive 10 right
York ended the Tiger fun when
he hit into a double play off
Bagby
In the Cleveland half Of the
seventh. Hoag led off with a
threc-baggcr against the right
field wall. After Hayes walked
and Sccrcy whitfield. Ross singled
over Wcbb's head and Hoag
scored
There were still two runners
on base and only one out, but
Rocco popped TO Webb and Boud-
reau pinch hitting for Cihocki,
struck out
In the ninth, Hayes doubled
and scored on a single by Rocco.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

IyCar JUv-
Here / ann in Louisville again
It's been raining here most of the
daN This YOU know. is a town
around Derby time where you
.hnu-a hr-nE all sorts of clolhLng.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

H9nOIlHE II EaHk buEky - SIT -tHt
Saturday. June Is Feature
foursome will pit Claude Harmon
and president Buck against Bir-
mingham'S Chick Rutan and Ray
Forsyth.
Bill Nicholson. who quit war
Job 10 play with Chicago Cubs,
takes preinduction physical to-
day IN Chicago IN what may be
test of whether local draft boards
believe baseball is occupation IN
support OF nations welfare ..
He's 80 and men over % are not
usually accepted now.
Navy is favored To win NCAA
track championship at Milwaukee
tomorrow Navy has entered
20 men and a victory would be
first for an eastern school
More than 30 schools are entered.
joe Gembis. Wayne football
coach. wrote chapter on Prob
'lems of Organization IN the re-
Gently published book Camping
for Crippled Children" Gembls
has had wide experience In sum-
mer camping.
Ike williams is a 1915 favorite
to even score against Willie Joyce
tomorrow night IN Madison
Square Garden IN their fourth
meeting Williams NBA
lightweight title will not be at
stake.
Ferndale High IS Eastern Mich
igan League baseball champ after
downing Hazel Park. IA. yester-
day with southpaw Mark Heller
giving five hits, tanning l3 and
walking three.
Michigan closed It's home season
yesterday. routing the Crosse lie
G. A. S. u. squad. l5-l. their 10th
consecutive win Of the season.
The Maize and Blue collected
ID hits and forced the Sailors 20
use three hurlers.
The VerineS travel 10
Columbus Saturday 10 oppose
Ohio State in a double-hea the
final series Of the season. Bliss
Bowman and Ray Louthen viii
pitch for Michigan
Crosse lie 600 100 600
Michigan 600 ia 0IH-iS Is
Myers Lswlcr and Hsrinrtun Hoaet'o suf
Jens0n Haesstadt Pefdv end L.Iihe0,
stevenson ana Verge, "innihs pitcher 49,
Hackxiact
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
HAL HURLS 5-HITTER

Behind Harold NewhouserS
fvc-hit pitching, the Tigers de-
feated the Indians, 3 10 2, yester-
day The triumph gaRe-them a
total Of nine against seven losses
on the long trip which carried
them through east II was
NeWhousers seventh tor y
against four losses.
WhItr NpwhOuSpT- was holding
the Indians ift-eAeck, the Tigers
dubbed Allie Reynolds 10 the
showers in a five-hit barrage that
nettcd all three runs in the sev-
cnth. jim Bagby finished
Maier led off the big seventh
with a single and moved up TO
second when Richards also singled.
NewhouSer advanced them with a
sacrifice and both scored when
Webb shot a single through the
drawn in infield.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

Golf course
S u p perin ten
dents will hold
first golf tour
ney Monday at
Idyl Wyld {.
President S day
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
16 Are Entered
In Derby Race
Darby Dieppe
Odds Drop

L LOUISVILLE Z, Ky, June 8
CUP)-Despitc uncertain track
conditions which left most owners
wondering what their horses can
do, a field OF l6 was entered to-
day for the list running of the
Kentucky Derby at Churchill
Downs tomorrow.
Should they all 90 to the post
at els p. m. Detroit timel, to-
morrow, it Will make the 1945
Derby the richest IN history with
the winner netting S64.S50 after
deducting the S525 entry and
nomination fee The previous high
was last year when Pensive led
ID other horses TO the wire and
collected S64.675 tor his owner,
Calumet Farms.
All OF the leading contenders
were entered with two eastern
and two western horses listed as
the fayoritcs.- They were Jeep
and Hoop Jr., which won the two
sections OF The Wood Memorial at
Jamaica on Memorial Day and
Pot O Luck and Darby Dieppe
carrying the hopes Of the West.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
BETTER GOLF
BY SAM SNFAD
This Il the z7th Of series
Straight Left Arm

Golfs Great Teacher and Player
The point TO notice in today's
golf picture is that straight left
arm taking the club back in the
windup. The left hand sweeps the
club back and winds up the hip
and shoulder pivot Tho right hand
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

henoring Frank Buck, Is set for
Saturday. June Is Feature
fourSome will pit Claude Harmon
and president Buck against Bir-
mingham'S Chick Rutan and Ray
Forsyth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

terday a long
with pitcher
Bill Zuber
George Stirn-
weiss was re-
jected.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
PREFER MUD

The latter has shown a pref
erence for muddy going and his
original odds Of - 10 / had
dropped 10 5 TO /, Jeep and Pot
o. Luck probably Will go off CO.
favoriteS at 3 TO /. with Hoop Jr
listed at 4 10 l.
Although he does not like a
muddy track, Burning Dream was
the sentimental betting favorlte.
He was listed at 6 TO / with most
Of his support coming from Ken
tuckians. The latter were split
ting their support between Burn
ing Dream and Darby Dieppe.
Burning Dream Is owned by Col.
f. r. Bradley who Is shooting for
ms fifth Derby triumph. and who
viii retire from racing later this
year.
Completing the field were
Alexis. Air Sailor, Fighting Step
Buymeabond. Sea swallow, For
eign Agent. Jacobe, Tiger Rebel,
MISwcet, the only lilly in the race,
Bert G. and Kenilworth Lad. Bert
G.. and Kenilworth Lad Will run as
an entry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
PACIFIC COAST LLACUI

San FrsU.hrl G. Seaftie 4
SAN Hl,r- r. hollywood 2.
Portland w. ias ANGELES
Sacramento q. Oakland o
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS Results IodaN's' Games
~ 4 = Clrtr ? chi at MI, twi.
StI &C Chi o-2 Bus AZ ny
Bps s Phua . Wash at Phila. night
only games NtI at ClcNe. ntght.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09

Navy is favored to win NCAA
track championship at Milwaukee
tomorrow Navy has entered
20 men and a victory would be
first for an eastern school 4.
More than 30 schools are entered.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

prom al Worthwhile high school Fri.
day evening
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buers were
sunday dinner guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Russell o'Nen. Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knowles Buers and
children were callers Sunday al the
home OF Mr. and Mrs Floyd North
rop, Npsilanti. and Mr.. and Mrs
George Buers. Wayne.
Mrs. Ray Clark. Jr.. Ypsllantl.
spent the week end with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Bennett
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Atchison and
family. Chelsea. were sunday din
ner guests st the Myron Atchison
home on Tower Rid. and Mrs Asa
Whipple and son Myron were sup
per guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Sayles and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Kehrl and
daughter. Detroit. were Sunday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

dinners guests Of Mr. and Mrs
William Merritt.
The William Merritts have been
having a water softener installed
in their house.
Mr., and Mrs Ben Solanky. De-
roit, spent sunday at their farm
on Six Mile RI.
Mr. and Mrs Calvin Wheele:
spent Saturday and Sunday at tho
Arthur c. Wheeler home.
Miss Beulah Merritt spent the
week end with her parents the
William Merritts.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stacey Wis,
tied the Leo Helntz family on Ford
Rd. for supper Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs c. K. Lewis. Plym.
outh were Sunday afternoon call,
ers OF their brother c. W Lewis
Mrs. John Van AIKEN. Lapham's
Corners. called at the Abe b. Van
AIKEN home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Opdyeke visited
relatives at White Lake Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Glen Burnham were
In Detroit on business Friday.
MT and Mrs. Clyde Moon and
Mrs. william Icke. Muskegon, were
Sunday afternoon visitors al the
Earl Roberts home
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Shuart ant
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

there this past September he was
reclassified at Camp Howe. Tex.
as. for further training and went
overseas between Christmas and
New Years. He was with the First
Army in Belgium and later was
with the Ninth Army. being among
the first 20 reach the Rhine.
He recently received a citation
and was awarded the combat in
fantryman Badge. Ted has three
brothers all in the service, Leo in
Germany. Royal in the South Pa
cific and Robert in England. The
latter having completed his 80 fly
ing missions. Besides the brothers
he is survived by his parents and
one sister, Muriel a trained nurse
now living in Addison, Mich.
Promotion
by Wanda Howe
Called....O Blessed Master.
Beckoned up by Thee,
Called to glorious service
For Eternity
Called. From chain OF body,
WEAKNESS and pain.
Called from earth's poor striving
Unto Heavens gain.
Called....To life and service
Called....to perfect grace.
Called. for aye and ever
Seeing face to face.
Ted had many friends in South
LYON, Salem ana Worthwhile.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25
Fellowship Given
TO Miss Alderman

Miss Catherine Alderman, a
Michigan State Normal College
senior from Ida, has been awarded
thu State College Fellowship TO the
University OF Michigan.
The University OF Michigan
awards a fellowship to each OF the
other colleges in Michigan each
year for study in the University
Graduate School.
Miss Ackerman, who has had an
excellent scholastic rating while
on compus and has majored in
English here, will major in Eng
fish in the Graduate School at Ann
Arbor.
Miss Grace Reimenchneider, sem
Tor. from Chelsea accepted the ap-
pointment as alternate for the Eel
lowship. Miss Riemenschneider
would major in Spanish should she
be able to attend Graduate School
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25
Miss Schrepper in
Interstate Contest

Joan Schrepper, Ypsilanti, repre-.
sentative OF Michigan State Norm
al College who placed first in the
women's division OF the annual
Oratory Contest held here March
2, will represent Michigan in the
interstate Oratorical Contest to be
held April &c q, at Northwestern
University in Evanston, Ill.
The contestants will be organic
ed into eastern and western d..
vIsional mems and women's groups.
Miss Schrepper will participate in
the eastern divisional contest for
women today. The final contests
will be Friday.
The following states have sent
representatives to the contest:
Iowa. Minnesota, Nebraska, Mis-
souri,. South Dakota, Illinois. Ohio.
Michigan. Kentucky, and Indiana.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25
Auction Conducted
for Stole Society

The Stole Society held its annual
white elephant auction Tuesday, at
Starkweather Hall at o'clock. j.
H. Turnbull from Lincoln School,
was the auctioner. The articles
were collected by the members OF
the Stoics from various people in
the dormitories. The general chair
man for the sale was Patricia
PeitZ.
The proceeds from the auction
will be used to take care OF the
expenses OF the Stole Society for
the remaining part OF the semes-
ter
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

son OF a former Presbyterian min
lister Of this. town S. Sgt. Hacken-
berg, the eldest Of four sons was
2s years old and has been in the
service for four years this month.
He trained at Fort Sheridan and
was sent TO the Aleutian Islands
where he did pioneering work for
27 months. After returning from
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

Mrs. Anna Young was a dinner
guest Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. stan
ley West. Cherry Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lewis
spent Sunday evening In the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hood. at
Plymouth.
Mrs. Adolph Trap and daughter
Velma and Julia Ann end Earnes-
tine Lewis attended the school
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

children we're Sunday dinner guests
OF the Leon Shuarts. Worthwhile.
Mr and Mrs Leland Wooster
Detroit, visited their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Rider Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

Saturday night the Roy Clements
attended a 5th wedding annivsr-
sary al the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Russell. Milford.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25
Officers Elected

At the regular P.TA. meeting
Friday evening the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing
year; Ruth Cook. president; Elenor
Tanner. secretary: Beth Buers.
treasurer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25
Campus Events Calendar
TODAY
AT NORMAL COLLEGE

TODAY
NORMAL COLLEGE
$50 p. m-Sodalas Latina Charles McKenny Hall
645 mWomens Charles McKenny Hall
700 p. m.-Commercial Club, Charles McKenny Hall
THURSDAY
NORMAL COLLEGE
$3.50 m-Women's League Senior Tea Starkweather Hall
400 p. m.-WAA Outing Club, Field.
400 p. m.-WAA Sotbal, Field
GAS D. m.-Choir Pease Auditorium.
AT UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
Meeting Regular monthly meeting 10 Angel
Lecture THE Human Cervx Health
Professor Norman F.. Miller chairman OF
Department Obstetrics and Gynecology; auspices
Of the Womens Field Army Of the American Cancer So
ciety, Rackham Amphitheater
mCalon Recital Professor Pecal Price University
Carllopneur.
700 manual Phi Beta Kappa Address The Enemies OF
Learning" Dr. Howard Foster Lowry, president OF the
Wooster; auspices OF Michigan Alpha OF Phi
Beta Kappa A reception the 1915 initiates will fol
low Rackham Amphiheater.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25
Salem News
STAFF SGT. HAcKENBERG
DIES In GERMANY

Salem, Mich.-Again the horrors
OF this terrible war has taken a
former schoolboy of South Lyon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

He died somewhere in Germany
on April 5 1876.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
.AvoidWory,
Stay Young

pY KEEPING the tissues firm,
~ circulation brisk and the
disposition sweet one can stave
of lines until ife's winter IS
well on the way.
All too otter turkey tracks
and other tissue creases are self
inflicted. Wrong eating habits,
resulting in malnutrition will
send the TISSUE. into a state OF
dissolution. viii rapid reduc-
ing. Loss ri ,llap wrecks good
looks.
Worry is the arch enemy of
youthful appearance. Fa cia !
acrobatDcS are Unnecessary yet
women ind 1e M them, pay for
this sensele-s habit by acquiring
accordion TIeats in their por-
traits.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Keep Cheerful

The best way TO avoid marks
Of age is 70 keep cheerful, be
tolerant ard forgiving, 10 use a
massage cream every night.
Lubrlcatinc and maSsaging will
tone the flesh keep 1t in good
condition.
The cream should be put on a
clean skin surface R c m oV <
makeup with a thin cream, use
soap and water freely, rinse
with warm water, dry gently,
tap and pat triSkly with cream
so heavy that The fingers do not
slip or slide.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Always Be Calm

WOMEN who have poise and
conposure, who seem never TO
be ruffled or excited, have
learned TO make the most OF
their leisure moments. They
don't waste them. They get the
most they can out of them,
They enjoy them. II gives them
a chance to reCharge their en-
ergy batteries.
They are not always the life
of the party, but they are de-
lightful, reStful companions.
The average man prefers this
type 10 the over animated
young lady whose breezy con-
versation is often wearing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Chopped Olives

ARE YOU among those who
know that ripe olives are avail
able in chopped form in con-
venient sized small jars and
thus meet current streamiined
demands? Quite a time saver
when ripe olives are an i'm
portant ingredient for sandwich
filings and casserole dishes!
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
SEASONING Salts

CELERY SALT, garlic salt
ard onien salt have come 10 be
known as the three musketeers
when il comes seasoning
cocktail sauces and dressings.
Use them frequently 10 give
extra favor and savoriness.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

THE ANNU Al musicale and
tea sponsored by the Detroit
chapter of the Valparaiso Uni
versity Guild will be held Dec.
10 at 2 p. m. in the parish house
of Christ Church, Iroquois ave-
nue. and z. Vernon highway.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Toasted Almonds

JUST THE .th bought of
toasted almonds in desserts, be
they festive or everyday, will
give that meal a new htL
Cakes, cookies. pies, puddings
and frozen desserts take on
new life with the addition Of
these crunchy textured and
pleasingly favored nuts,